Greenville High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Greenville, MI)

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NAME FAVORITE PASTIME Senior AMBITION FOR 1972 Dixie Lee Allen Dix Gab Sorry, military secret Barbara Anderson Barb Eating Win an argument with Mr. Robinson Bill C. Anderson Little Bill Eating Architectural Engineer Bill W. Anderson Big Bill Soda Jerking To be retired on my spacious ranch with my 10 wives Maurice Bauman Morry Hunting (Hunting what?) A farmer with a wife and a young ftxnball team Robert Bauman Moe Sleeping To be a band leader Joyce Benedict Jo” Horseback riding To be happily married Pat Bidwell Sleeping Graduate from college Truman Bryan Swimming, reading and listening to jazz music To be a popular novelist or a psychiatrist Ann Buschert Mert Being with the Big Four To write a best seller Nancy Clark Buns Eating and reading Don't know do ya! Joe Coleman Dirty Joe Watching a ball game To be in World Series Grace Cooper Talking To be happily married Patricia Darby Pat Reading To own a Cadillac Convertible Barbara Davenport Barbie Being with Johnny A home, husband, and some Jr. Salesmen Emma Davis Emaleen Drawing Time will tell James Filgas Jim To be at Wilson-Filgas A fleet of Cadillacs Barbara Galentine Barb Teasing my little brother To be a successful music teacher Gaynell Gilbert Gay Dancing To teach schcx l where Coach V. V. teaches Richard Godfrey Big Dick Sleeping To be Admiral Larry Green Uncle Larry” Flying Own a home Roger Greenhoe Rog Eating and sleeping To have a good job and a car Duane Hansen Duke” Driving Farming twenty-four Compliments of Sharpe Motor Sales

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1. Big-Boys, all dressed up. 2. What's up, Cariene and Arlene? 3. See the birdie, Marilyn W. 4. Comic books, and a good joke. 5. Must be refreshing, Evelyn! 6. Davy in a tobacco patch — Ahh haaa! 7. Think you’re going to drown with that life preserver on, Marilyn? 8. Bad night, Morry? 9. Willy’s been to a party— 1st prize. 10. Going to paint the town red? Dave and Nancy — 2nd prize. 11. Ann and Marcia corning around. 12. Cold, Roger? 1 3. Cariene and her new Easter outfit. 14. Prune and Roberts— (Oh those clothes). 15. Goin’ swimming, Mary? 16. Got to grow some, Rib. 17. Smile pretty, Roger! 18. Jud, Marilyn, Beth and Hope. 19. Jan, practicing halts. 20. Looks like Judy and Hope have homework! 21. Cariene. 22. Dixie and G-Club Initiation. 23. Look at the face on Leonard! 24. Lake Michigan and a sunburn (!) 25. Singing pals. Compliments of Vaughn Company twenty-three

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Census PET PEEVE MOST CHERISHED POSSESSION CLASS WILL Shaggy My rusty knitting needles My braces to Shirley B. in her Senior year People who smoke at football My parents My temper in Mr. Robinson's class to M. L P. games Red Heads Father's car My Physics book to Ivan People who call me four eyes My Ford My Trig, book to some poor misguided genius Angry women No.No. 34 on my basketball and My Am. Lit. book to anyone who will steal it football uniforms Girls My joke books and horn Get ready to write My class ring Monday morning Don’t know, do you? Books with wrong endings My mother’s car People who think a lot of themselves Speeches in Oral English Conceited people Parents and class ring The squeak in my voice My bed Get ready to write My class ring Stuck-up people My class ring Stuck-up people Hope chest People getting up and down in the movie Class ring Smeary lipstick My Chev Selfish people My parents Sobby girls My black band oxfords Having to keep quiet in session My silver track shoe Simple girls Private flying license No! You can’t go My gun Girls My Ford My first chair in band to some lucky (? ) person My long bus ride every morning to my brothers My ability to get white excuses to Roger C. Miss Probst’s home room to some poor Junior My uneven session desk to some unlucky person My long walk to school to Helen Nadeau My hysteria to anyone with a sense of humor All my fun in G. H. S. to my sister My seat in U. S. History to any unlucky Junior My seat in Shorthand to Mary Lewis My Lit. book to my sister, Alice A good time to the classes of the future My daily bus rides to Joan Lower Right arm desks to all left-handed people I leave nothing. I need it all where I’m going First chair clarinet to Elaine Swanson Leave nothing My ability to drive carefully to Larry J. Compliments of White Priming twenty-five