Greentown High School - Emerald Yearbook (Greentown, IN)

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(Q iLm r-jtid merrk Tr=T Our Creed i We believe in asserting our rights. We are small but mighty. We respect our upper classmen and teachers. If we were not so modest we would admit that we are the most capable, high-minded, intelligent, and energetic pupils of the Greentown High School or of any other high school. We firmly believe in the benefits derived from twelve hours ' sleep nightly, although we have never received any of the said benefits. We believe in the divine doctrine of laughter and in- dulge in it much to the disgust of our highly respected peers. We are extremely optimistic, and face the future with undaunted hopes, smiling faces, and firm resolves. We believe that we never have been and never shall be surpassed in deportment, self -conduct, and school spirit. We feel assured of success in any phase of business activity in which we may participate in our future life. We heveby affirm that we do most solemnly believe the above statements, and in testimony thereof do hereby attach our signatures: MISS OLIVE MATCHETT MISS DOROTHY MELTON MISS EDITH KIRKENDALL MISS THELMA SCHERER MR. RONALD V. FREEMAN MR. A. LEE SHOEMAKER MR. GEORGE R. POOL « H Fn r t n riTT maZs: ZZZHZBZ I tj I hort Und Page twenty-six

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