Greene High School - Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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---mmz'e.mjm!.,4a- SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The senior class of 1946 began its education at Greene Twp. High School in 1934- wh- en the class nurnbered only six: later that year, however, another member was added. So we can say the original non-drifters were seven. The next year six members entered the class, which led a peaceful, serene existence for several years until the final two members were added: Phyllis Van Huss in the sixth grade and Maurice McClain in the Freshman year. When in September, 1942, we found ourselves in high school, we had, already, an out- standing record in the first eight grades. Our many parties in the first two years of hidi school really gave us a reputation never before achieved. In our junior year with Maurice McClain for president and Mrs. Fortner as sponsor, we contributed three boys in boys' basketball, eight girls in girls' basketball, musicians, and several typists. We gave a successful play, People are Funny which we hope to surpass this year with Double Trouble. Here we are, seniors, all hoping to graduate and still contributing to basketball, mu- sic, art, commerce, journalism, and so on: as to class parties, we have always managed to have very exciting and enjoyable parties, with skating, movies, watermelon hunting, spaghetti suppers, and the like. We hope that the lower classes all enjoy themselves as much as we have. We all feel that we owe an immense debt to all our teachers and advisors during th- ese beginning years of our existence and who have prepared us for much more happiness and success in the future, and who have prepared us for the School of Life.

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