Greene Dreher Vocational School - Keystone Yearbook (Newfoundland, PA)

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The Senior Class DOROTHY FOWLER Dot Captain Basket Ball Team. President of Senior Class. Full of smiles :incl giggling glee, Quite il joyous girl to see. This popular girl from the hills in the wilds of Pike County, entered G. D. V. S. in 1917. Although Dot had a long and tiresome walk to school, she has been a faithful student and a zealous member of the Senior class. Dot says she always studies every nightg nevertheless she has time to ac- company her friends. We wonder why? Dot has been the symbol of joy and happiness, and with such virtues we know she will have no difiiculty in com- bating the problems in life. MINNIE' GILPIN -fstubr Treasurer of Senior Class. Girls' Octet. An innocent nniimleu with soft lnlno eyes. .lust as popular as sho is wise. Stub entered the halls of Greene Dreher a very shy maiden, easily fussed, and blushed when spoken to by the teach- ers. As Minnie became acclimated she regained confidence, and at this time she is one of our most popular Seniors. Minnie has graced many programs with her sweet alto voice, and we hope that she will continue to use it for her friends. Minnie was a diligent worker, always seeming' to have the right idea about things, thereby making herself Ll valuable asset to the class and school. Minnie's plans for the future are un- certain, but as she has chosen wisely in the past, we know she will choose wisely in the future. ll THE KEYSTONE

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THE KEYSTONE C. L. BORDNER Matlzcmatics am! History. Keystone State Normal School, 1917. Copley High School, 1918. Greene Dreher V o c ati o n al School, 1919-21. MARGARET E. JONES English am! History. Ariel High School, 1916. Bloomsburg State Normal, 1918. Greene Dreher Vocational School, 1920-21. 18

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THE KEYSTONE LE VINE GRIMM Grimmie Basket Ball Team, 1921. Business Man- ager of the Keystone. Always :ulv:uu'inp:, In the passing of Levine from the halls of Greene Dreher makes a vacancy that some one will have to work hard to fill. Levine was industrious as a stu- dent, accomplished as a mechanic, and energetic as an athlete. Levine's am- bitions are agricultural and we are look- ing for big things from him in future years. FRANCES HAZELTON --snmn Hvlllllllllljl' thc steps of fame. llC.l'l' has sho Sfllllllhl0ll.u Slim following in the footsteps of her sisters has made a creditable record as a student, and a valuable friend to the school. Frances has played an impor- tant part in school activities, always con- tributing her spirit as well as her efforts. Upon graduation Frances takes with her a kind wish from all who came in contact with her as a pupil, and many pleasant memories of Greene Drehe-1' days.