Greentown High School - Emerald Yearbook (Greentown, IN)

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(O ' £Tn rata E mem TF 0 MABEL SMITH— Happy-go-lucky Mabel. Nothing ever worries her. She feels as if studies are not the only things in life. She is a lover of the male sex, ' tis said. ESTHER HONEAS— Although Esther came to us from Windfall in her Junior year, she has won a place among us as a stud- ious and industrious girl. JOHN HUNT— Clever is a weak word for our class president. We often wonder where he stores all of his knowledge, but we know that whatever he undertakes will be a suc- cess. John won his fame this year as back guard on the second basket ball team. WAYNE JOHNSON— We have not yet decided what Squirt ' s supreme am- bitions are, but he likes to sleep, to eat and to make a good actor. f. loss r, . - . . i H a I - o rt ij rTo Fnri-.tinrT Page fifteen

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Q Tmort li E m Tn WHITNEY CARR— Jitney, our star track man and basket ball center, is a quiet but wise individual and a so-called woman hater. Who can fathom the depths of his thoughts? CHARLES GENTRY— A modest and industrious lad. Fortunately not strick- en with the girls. He should have a wonderful future dowm on the farm. JUNE WEEKS— A cheerful and affectionate country lass is June. She is always ready to do anything that is asked of her and to do it cheerfully — a disposition as rare as it is pleas- ing. ELSIE MURPHY— A very mischievous maiden whose smile wins her many friends. For her, we predict a quiet, cozy cot- tage, hidden among the roses. Tnr t n r I n f . IQ SS n U . rSULT hortunol I ' aKe fourteei

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(C ) ' £T» rY [6 K mem u o VIRGIL JOHNSON— Werge our star back guard is the busy man of the Senior Class. He is now working his way as a printer and will no doubt be a second Benjamin Franklin. MENNO EBERSOLE— Menno ' s a jolly lad, never mad, never sad. Latin shark and an all-around star student, intends to be a teacher. He is a Menno ELVIN HORNER— Elvin is very amusing; always saying things in class that cause everyone to laugh. He is so shy that he remains awake at night planning ways and means to avoid the girls. JOHN SMITH— Captain of our basket ball team, fond of ladies ' com- pany, especially one. Finds life a series of hard knocks and good times. « m r: la s: r. ■ M . f i I [ I yartuna ro r t n n n I ' age sixteen