Greenfield High School - Bulletin Yearbook (Greenfield, MO)

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CARRIE COLLIER- She's happy when she's not sad and she's never sad. HATTIE GRIGGS- So gentle and so quieh, a p -rfect lady she seems. w- mn.VW.2:, H.. we V ,mm .,T,,,M,C,v ,,,, NRM- ,. , f . CLARA BISHOP- She's like a vision or a fairy, Glldlng noiseless on her way. E'l'HEL WINTER- Virt,ue is a gem of greatest price. l , l l l I l l I 4 I 1 . i 1 l ,

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