Greenfield High School - Camaraderie Yearbook (Greenfield, IN)

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I Shlnn. N. Gardner. son. It Grigslw. D. Gamlvrel M Ilan x T7 lz. Fralter. M. Pano. M Arnoi lifwrtl Run' V. Iirmtx, V llwu Rxiltex. IS Ruttelex. IS .Mun no I5. Nelson. K. Ilultlxuq I. Guo 4 V A. Hanes. WJ Jatk. R. Bolt. XY. Downing. SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS In the fall of '34 the Seventh grade girls found themselves getting their directions mixed. They were going to and fro, trying to find their Home Room, which they knew was some place on the west side of the building. There were so many strange faces. and so many new things to learn. Mrs. Arnold. who has been the Home Room teacher. has been very helpful in making them familiar with their new quarters. BIVIIIY ,SHI-PI.IgR. '-l0. SEVENTH GRADE BOYS Newer even than the Freshmen. the Seventh grade boys have had a great deal of fun in this building. The combination of Mr. Griffitli for a Home Room teacher and forty- one boys can mean nothing else. The boys helped in the Carnival stunt. Gypsy Paradise. and are very much interested in athletics. ROBERT ROBBINS, '-IO. BLESSING ON THEE LITTLE MEN. DON'T LOSE HOPE. 26 Sl2X'l1N'l'lI CiR.XIbl7 CIIRI S lflrsl Rott' P. Spencer. IS Shi u rr Cfosxlev. M Smith. lx Ulterli. I f It x G. George. M Iierrix. l.. Iltmttn S rx .M-trmlrtl Rntt' Qi. Katt. Il Dt Ialaclttoril R. Shellw. Li. Rolurts i Sl'X'lN'I'IlGIl.'Xl3I1IBC Fri! Rott' I'. Marv. J. Mel XV fith. T. Havens. C. Gamlwrel. M Sli tr R. Bruner. R Hudson. ll. Rlmi R Gout I'. Miller. M. XVri1ittnx. D. Dovunx Sumnd Rott' L. Addison. G Tillt ngton P. Harrison. R. Chapman, in Shlvelv. J. Barr. G. Avldriflvt. R Brnort J. Grav. G. Dicluuann. R. Broun O Joint R. Prtlwit. 'l'77.rtl ROLL' I.. Ratnsev. R Yvlxon Rnelzev. XV. Lit-lurandt. J. Trris .Ionts C. Coffin. R. Milielvev. D Ilaerl Shields. R. Rohlvlns. XV. Runion J YVxlson

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lilfll l'I'll GRADE GIRLS First Row J. Crossley. R. Lewis. 12. Jeffries. XV. Cooney. F. Hawkins. K. Hastf ings. C. Cooper. li. Martin. B. Harding. R. Slrulwlir. M. Welmli. Second Rou' Willct. H. Cohrrlv. L. McPherson. H. Reeves. M. Strange. C. lfaton. M. Andis. M. Dunham, S. Rilev. O. Frost, ll. Wyant, li. Mil'herson. M. l'll's. Third Rott' li. Grisrll. N. Otrng. R. Hoyt. M. l.annli1.m. lf. Stott, R. Gtigslw. M. LV.lrrum. J. Dowling, li. Dxtltntann. l2IGlI'l'll GRADIZ BOYS First Row M. Hutton. A. Brown. R. Jones. L. Brouhard. R. Glasrock. W. Shackle. J. Jarltson. Second Row ll. Gaulter. W. Cozzart. R. Arnold. Hendrixsun. E. Young. M. Tuttle. Scott. J. Weller. J. Jackson. H. Jack. D. Cox. P. Hass. E. Rithcv. Third Row W. Denier, F. Spencer. L. Duncan. W. Huckleberry. C. Mutnan. R. Klrthluum. J. Nixon. J. Cooney. W. Banker. R. Spencer. B. Roberts. W. Gooch. Fourth Row' M. Zumwall. C. Svrndson. D. Merriman. R. Smith. M. Curtis. C. Sharp. E. Shields, V. Strahl, J. Welsh. O. Chapman, M. Lowe, D. Hosier. EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS The Eighth grade girls have had a fine year. under the sponsorship of Mr. Bratton. With the Seventh grade they presented. Gypsy Paradise, at the Carnival. Next year they embark on their four-year journey through G. H. S.. and they hope the ship comes safely into harbor in 1939. CHARLOTTE COOPER, '3 9. EIGHTH GRADE BOYS The kings of tomorrow-next year's Freshmen. Eight long years of preparation for that great event. This last one has been one of intensive training. under the guidance and leadership of Mr. Snider. All are looking forward to the next four years, and hope they will be as successful and happy as the past years. WALLACE SHACKLE, '3 9. PREPARE YOURSELF. FOR A LONG, LONG JOURNEY. ' 25

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