Greenfield High School - Bulletin Yearbook (Greenfield, MO)

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GREENFIELD H I G H 'Reeve -if Freshman History. We are only Freshmen, innocent much abused Freshmen, willing to do all in our power to make the lives of the upper classmates pleasant, but they have not tak- en kindly to our advances so we have decided to let them shift for themselves hereafter, and to de- vote our efforts to a better and more worthy cause. We have tried to take all re- Sponsibility for trouble in a self- sierfiicing way, have given up our study room seats that the up- per classmen might enjoy its priviliges, but all to no avail, and hence the above: resolutions. After long and careful study every one of cur 63 members rank so high in everything that there ls no best, for each one is better than all the rest. Everyone has to admit that the class of '14 is a superior class. Our ranks contain poets, scientists mathematicians orators, athletes, musicians, debators, cartoonists and who knows but what within a few years in our ranks can be found a Darwin, ,Shapespeare,Pat- rick Henry, Demosthenes, Nordi- ca, Paderewski or a, Leonardo De Vinci? i We would like to introduce you to each individual Freshman, but as there is not room for the publi cation of all, we will trust that our generous minded readers will imagine this tremendous list of goodqualities and realize the won- derful capabiliiies of the Fresh- man class of 1914. -B. V. S. .-Q.. Freshman Glass Song. Tune: '4That's'the Rcasfn I NVant You. We never knew life was so great 'Till we came to this school. WVe never knew that we could work XVith rapture so divine There we forgot to play, but af- ter wisdom we did climb We crane more fame and fortune Since we came'to this high school. Chorus. A All we want is three years to fin- ish in All we want is teachers wise, good, and true All we wan.t is three years To work and fight day and night, Day and night All we want is three years to pass as one Th1'ee years of work and fun All we want is to finish G. ll. S. Thatis the reason we're here we guess. XVe never knew teachers could make Us all these lessons take XVe never knew in our life, we could absorb good advice. The world is full of good schools, but one will do, And we'll forsake all GL. ll. S. to come to you. -Ann Eliza Vaughn. -,-,..zi.1,-F1-1.--faq:-,Q-N-H-A, og- ..,,.-.,-.T. .1 . . . .,- .-- -.. R . -, A ..,,..7....f,.,- ...., -- ...-.eeneezet-ez, -F ' 'Z' T1e'e!'?':2?s1e1ez-wf':'eq'14? f!'?? ''? !?fvfPf9-5!hS:i,i-5,a.v- VND

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----- -Y - S- ' ff' 3 f -A '-TH '7: 4Tq 1 R' E FRESHMAN CLASS-Group 2. 1: Row-Bertha Wlheeler, Opal King, Margaret Hall, Mlnnie Mitchell, Loui:e Thweatt, Goldie Warren. 2d Row-Marjorie Wetzel, Trula Thoinas, Bernice Sloan, Iva Eodsc n, Howard Ridley, Beairice Shaw, F ranka Irby. - 3d ROW-Asa Speight, Howard Hurt, Tommy Cox, Wilson Terr. . 4th Row-Frankli inley, Chas. Godfrey, Guy Anderson, John Rawlauser, Bland Burton, Lee Young. ls