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as ,, ' 1 Q-91 rg, QS 421, 1912 CLASS OF NINETEEN TWELVE The vear of l908 was 1 momentous octasron for many peo ple There was a Presrdentral electron Al o about forty young people elected the Greenfield l-hgh School to be the scene of therr struggles mental and otherwr e for four years Contrary to custom we youngsters were not rn the least frrghtened Fresh was no name for us We actually thought we knew rt all and trred to rnstruct our teachers on such subjects as conduct and regulatron of chools We drd not succeed and after a few lold attempts we qureted Une fellow in an attempt to proxe hrs rrghts quoted the Con trtutron but only got a thra hrng and u pens on for hrs how of knowledge During thrs year we took qurte a few We tern trrps wrth Mrss latta Barrett much to our satrsfactron bhe drd all the recrtrng t en Une year later we entered upon our career as Sophomores Our number was slrghtlv drmrnrshed but our prrrt of fun and l mlght av meanness had Increased The prrncrpal Prof ohnson resrgned shortly after school took up and Mr Konold took hrs place That year there was omethlng dorng We gave the faculty lit a few pornters and w rth the help of all the students exceptrng the poor junrors we succeeded rn runnrng the chool to surt our e ves Poor unrors' They were thoroughly quelched rn the very begrnnrng They trred to frnrsh a class fight and nearly lost therr credrts rn con equence Therr class organrzatron was not recognrzed as a result of therr w ayw ardness We had nothrng lrke that to contend w rth o we were extremely bold We drd just as we plea ed and wonder of wonders nearlv er erybodv got hr credrtsl one to three perrods We u ed to vrsrt the Green carpet often Some l know w ent at lea t once es ery day Now there was a trme rn the Greenfreld Hrgh School when that would have been a drsgrace but at that partrcular trme rt was a huge joke To prove the last statement I wrll tell you w hat often w ent on rn there Sexeral students ay four would be ent to the office There would be no teacher present and as thev had been there o often they w ere not awed or frrghtened Une of them would go to town and get some eats Then they would have lunch and an all round good trme In fact by the trme school clo ed Q 'S T' U 4 5 V C .V. I - , ' V' wi ' A 7 I L. . . D S , . . h- Y . . 5 , 1 r ' . ' f s l' .. -, . T - I . . S . . M 1 1 v K 7 L - un f -Y v V ' ' 1 U V ' K- v , A I - - I - ' l 1. S v 1 . ' s . 4 . ' ' s ' s , , ' ' , ' - ' 3 T' ' H ' h 's ' . down and, save for a few' outbreaks now' and then, all went well. Scarcely a day passed that several of us drdn't Hcutn from s' ' , s' ss ti 's f s Q .O . , ',' ' . s f . h . f ' . H . E . . .K , 'S Q . l Y M , S y Y S ' ' ' , . J , ' , s , f ' 5 . ' 1 ff 9, , . c . . 7 ' ll ' ' Y! ' ' ' s . . , s . -'i ' wen
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