Greentown High School - Emerald Yearbook (Greentown, IN)

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Q] XTni r il6 H rri rvk t D) The Junior Class of ' 22 The Junior Class of nineteen twenty-two, In a marvelous way it flourished and grew. Seven in number, all willing to do, Seven in number, the class of twenty-two. Miss Edith Kirkendall, meek and demure, She always knows, but she ' s never quite sure. In studies and conduct we sure hand it to her, For even eld Solomcn cou ' d scarcely outdo her. Only seven in number are they. Yet they do things in a marvelous way; They are least but not last, we ' ll dare say, And their wisdom grows greater and greater each day. Mr. Lee Shoemaker, a yell-leader gay. His hair is curly, and his eyes are gray. He works at his lessons the livelong day. He ' s ne ' er had them perfect but someday he may. Miss Olive Matchett, their president is she. Always at work, as busy as a bee. And sweet dispositioned, you can readily see, With a heart full of joy. and a laugh full of glee. Miss Dorothy Melton you next shall greet. As fair a young lass, as a lad cares to meet. With her exams she is careful and neat. And in her studies she ' s ne ' er met defeat. Miss Thelma Scherer always stands pat, For people ' s opinions she don ' t give a rap. She ' s continually powdering and painting her ' map, ' The last to make peace, and the first in a scrap. Mr. Ronald Freeman, an athlete so strong. He ' s not very wide, and he ' s not very long. Laconic in speech, and silent in song, He ' s always right, and he ' s never wrong. Mr. George Pool, he is a mutt, A very smart man, but his mouth can ' t be shut; A very rare specimen of a musical nut. You can put him down, but he won ' t stay put. lE f) IQRS . - M ■ ft ■ I ti S 1 yartMnn hnrt unol Page twenty-five