Greenfield High School - Camaraderie Yearbook (Greenfield, IN)

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JUNIOR CHRI S I-iirsl Rott' Il Ilaultius. J Grlsell, R Grav. If Xvootl. J. 'I lwoluas, ll. Blat V. INI lleeson. G. Monroe, I'. lllilax. N. Marlin C. Stiulvlue. Second Rott' P. XVII-ion, l.. Vvllun. l. Rug1g'es. M. Bell. M. I'lliott. M. Henilren I.. Bruner. J. Tvner. A. Smith, V. lfwune ll Ihikett. S Shi-lilx, JUNIOR BOYS First Row I.. Omslierg. A. Hastings. H Kingerv. C. l..inilwrt. C. lzllis. II. Rose. H Riley. XV. Burk. XV. Jones. R. Miller. R Brown. Second Rau: II. McPherson. C. Pope. H Logan. H. Pope. I. Tavlor. D. Rirhev. I' Merriiiian. R. Vetters. G. Anderson. I: Di.Ixinann. fhird Rnu' -YV. Tlionias. A. Holding. I7 Monrgomerv. J Pitlteti. M. Frazier. P lluxwll. M. Gulilings. JUNIOR GIRLS The Junior girls were rather chagrinetl at not being reprezented in the official family of the Juniors. but they atoned for their tlefeat lay making the largest ticket sales for the class play. XVhen a Man Tarriesf' The reward for such salesmanship was a party at the school building. with the boys as hosts. The girls likewise have made excellent candy sales. which money they are hoarding for a farewell paty to the Seniors and that super- annual of 1036. The Junior stunt. Pinch Hitting for Cupid, in the annual Carnival. was well received. Much credit for these successes are due Miss Ifurr, sponsor. and Mrs. Arnold. director of the Junior play. I,AL'I2A LYNN BRUNVR, MIG. JUNIOR BOYS The Junior boys have had a profitable school year under the sponsorship of the genial Mr. Sink. The boys have taken part in all the major athletics. the Junior play. the Junior reception. the Carnival. and in selling candy. Thev have found being upper- classmen great sport. and have appreciated the acltletl privileges. The class officers are as follows: ROBIQRT X'IIf'I IiI5RS . . .. .. PICSILICHI ALL!-N HOI,DlNt1 , .Vice-President I2Ut3l1Nli DICKMANN ...,. Secretary-Treasurer JANIIZS PICKIETT, '36, THREE DOWN-ONE TO GO. 22

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SOIJIIOMORIE GIRLS Fira! Row II. Powers. M. CIIII. M. Crossley. D, Hague. M. Durham. M. Welrer. R. Sip:-. C, Fletcher. V. Samuels, M. Chap- vuazr. M. Cleveland. I.. llem. M. Downing. Second Row S. Sltson. li. Woll. M. Brown. V. Thomas. I.. Graves, ll. Mer' rule, L. Brarnrrrer. L. llargrovu. lihrrd Ron' T. Holding. M. Brouliaril. ll. llagans. V, Osring. M. Holes. SOPIIOMORIQ BOYS F.rit Rou: E. Ramsey. R, Hutton. E. Arnold. H. Leary. G, Holt. A. Smi.h. G. Smith. J, Cremnrill. R. Lynam. NV. Atlanis. T, Clark. J. Ccwzart. R. Frazier, Second Row lf, Slralul. J. Cox. J. Cooney. I , Cooper. O. Boyd. YV. Harold. R. Arnold. R. Colclauer. C. Carlton. R. Scott. H. Thornburg. C. New. L. Mellon. A. Lawlis. Third Row G. Warrrini. C. Dicltmann. O. Shaw. L. Cox. P. McPherson. J. Jef- fries. R. Mitchell. R. Weber. J. Ellis. C. Weaver. P. Baker. W. liukerilxerry. R. New. SOPHOMORE GIRLS We. the Sophomore girls of '35, do will and bequeath our home, under the kind sponsorship of Miss Baldwin, our brilliant scholarship. our ability to make a hit with the boys, our singing ability for next years Operetta. and quietness in the home room to the Sophomores of '36. Officers: LUCILLE GRAVES .......... President VliRI..A SAMUELS ...... .. ........ Vice-President VIVIAN THOMAS .,.. . Secretary-Treastirer VIVIAN THOMAS. '3 7. SOPHOMORE BOYS Despite the handicap of three different sponsors. the Sophomore boys believe they have greatly improved intellectually this year. This is in addition to the fact that they were runners-up in the iriterclass basketball tourney. gave a very commendable perform- ance in the Carnival. Phoney Tone News Reel. and were ably represented on the various athletic teams. GLIQNN SMITII, '37. YOU DON'T MEAN MUCH NOW. BUT THERE'I-L COME A DAY 23 r