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

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,I .5 sz if Q ::::::::: L fi gf 'massznanzazzz' IFIIQIESIHIVIIAN IFIUDWIEIQ IDAIIUTYY I. IlIay is the nzonth for the Flora, And Minnie adorn- the hilly VVhere the nzerry wzrblers are singing To Eileen and red-headed Bill. II. Viola gather a Reatha flowers, Front under the ,Uaple tree And present thenz to Oscar and Libbie, For they are Bowen you see. III. Here conze Homer and Elmer Running across the Lee, And their coat-tails are Fannin, For a liiolfe is in pursuit you see. IV. Ce-Celia tug at Alina I'I'hile Grace hid by A. Reedg And Jessie tried to lfVarner, Bz1tSarah failed to heed. V. IVhen the Gardner 'inade his appearance, Lonella cried with glee, They are Killen the ferocious animal And I ani Gladys can be. VI. No King conldhave been prouder Than Virginia and Helen and Ruth, Because Hardy Cooper told thein Tl1e honest downright truth. VII. Elsada, Margaret, and Edna Dressed up Payton you seeg IVith Combs and brushes and fur, So like an animal he'd be. VIII. IVhen Herald and Thelzna and .Wag Sato the Ioke played on the crefzv, They told Della the niystery Ana' instantly she began to chew. IX. The Clark bar sl1e was eating Vanished like honie-made chowg And she was so excited she cried, I feel like a .iVC'Zi'1lLf11'l now. Forty

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f K f I I IIIIIII f,1,.Q '5 A 4 llllllllllllllllll lllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIII lllulllilll I I IEIIlElH1lIll QEIRPAIDIE A SIECIHICDN I CLASS OFFICERS THEORA RICKEY ...... President THEODORE XNITHROW . Viee-President HEI,EN SIIUM.-xN . . Secretary VIRGINIA IQENDALL . Treasurer ANNA KANOUSE ..... Class Adviser MORNING OF LIFE lfVe are living in the morning of Life, Our hearts are happy and gayg But the habits we form in this early morn hVe keep through the livelong day. Some acts will lead us to treasures untold, If they are honorable and righteous and jiistg But the acts that degrade we must evade Or our lives will wither with lust. llle must mold our lives in this morning of Life With the thought of the eoining dayj For the order we give that life 'we live, So let us choose wisely while we may, First Row: Ruth Stevens, Norman Rockwell, Herschel Cunningham, Paul Jones, Martha Morris. Second ROW: Reba Lockhart, Wilbert McGraw, Erma Yeley, Ray Staten, John Goddard. Third Row: Charles Cureio. Mable Benner, Ellen Mitchell, Evelyn McManus, Frank Curcio. Fourth Row: Henrietta Harris, Clyde Meadows, Theora Rickey. VVallace Booten, Bessie Goff. i l Q- 9 I MW l A ,, ' i t 'N 1 Forty-two