Greentown High School - Emerald Yearbook (Greentown, IN)

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(C ) ' £■m rat ) m m ra lb O FRANCES S. TOMSON— Mrs. Tomson, our History instruct- or, came to this place from Wabash. By the Seniors she is noted for her lonfi: assignments and Elson Reference History. Her favorite sport is to list the names of the students who are not in their seats when the bell rings. VIRGIL MILLER— Virgil has charge mostly of the Junior High. He is the serious mem- ber of our faculty, but also knows when to smile. He is a friend of the lady teachers, and we fear he may be vamped. LEONA LEWIS— Miss Lewis is our Music and Art instructor. She is next to Mr. Abell with her announcements. The High School Orchestra is her pride, but the school ' s pestilence. Her sweet voice drowns out the discords in the High School Chorus and Glee Clubs. Tar h u m-Cl r : I Q s ■ c: ■ M . Z I3lSJ[ hort uricT Page twelve

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Q) ' £Tn« raL E fn rvk u O ► GLADYS BERGDOLL— The Mathematics instructor is the gay member of the faculty. She was very proud of her Solid Geometry class last year, but has now almost forgotten them. Miss Bergdoll and Miss Neyhart were the rooters of our basket ball five ' s, and never failed us. LENA GOYER— Our cook and sewing teacher is held in memory for the feed given the bas- ket ball boys after winning the Coun- ty Tournament. Miss Goyer su e has a time with those naughty Senior boys. So far we have not learned the name of her gentleman admirer. GLADYS RAGSDALE NEWLAND— Mrs. Newland, our Botany and Eng- lish instructor, played a joke on the high school by coming here under her maiden name. We are afraid Doc will claim her next fall for himself only and we will be the loser. f H Kfirtunol r . I g s s ztzhzh: I H t hort und Page eleven

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Q] ' Ewfrrtlft S K m rvk i O We are offerin? to ligiit the world, if we only Kad a place to stand upon. fllQ ,S w I H I S I 312: bor-Lunn t-npr.iinrT Page thirteen