Glenwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (New Boston, OH)

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t Ji' Q -151715 it 1 it kj L 1? tw FFT Q15 -- SGDIPIHIDWIHDIRIE DIFIFIICEIEIIQS RONALD GIQEPINE PAUL DUNCAN . .ARTHUR PELLEGRI N0 sr TSDVVARD BURKHARDT First Row: James Warren .Alexander VVallace Edith Lester Dorothea Charlton Paul Duncan Second Row: Jessie Price Gordon Riggs Estalene Rickey Allene McManus Arthur Pellegrinon Helen Goddard Third Row: Alma Mitchell Ronald Greene Vincent Meyer Edward Burkhardt Thelma Dalton . . Prcsidrvzf . Iviff'-Pl'C'Sili01If . . Trvasirrrr . Sf'fl'Ff0l'VV A Une chap in every way. Oh! what an athlete. Strictly adheres to her business Strictly tailored. A hard worker A smile will go a long, long way. Aw! Now you quit. A girl with charming ways. Busy, speedy, capable, and peppy. The ladies' man. A maiden. reliable and sunny Happy, studious and good-natured. Meet the President! You should hear him play. Another athlete. The steady, dependable type. Thirty-four