Greentown High School - Emerald Yearbook (Greentown, IN)

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:-5 3 Junior Encqclopeclia Greentoumia ANDREWS, NELLIE-Nellie is one of the butterflies of our class. She is very popular especially with the boys. We think Nellie would make a splendid tragedienne. AYERS, WAIJKER-Walker is the lady-killer of our class. He introduces the new styles for the boys. The girls are expecting him to start some for them, too. J. Walker is brighter than the average boy and we are proud of him. Walker gives lessons in kissing, a free trial is all he asks. BAGWELL, PAUL-An industrious young man, es- pecially noted for his cheerful and loving disposition. He has many friends famong the ladies.J We predict a great future for Paul as an actor on Broadway. BENSON, ISABELLA-Isabella is noted for her op- timistic views concerning work. Her friends are numer- ous when she serves at the Cafeteria. Judging from her samples, Isabella will win some man's heart through his stomach. CRIM, CASSEL-Cassel always takes such ia great interest in his classes that he goes to sleep and awakes just in time to take the assignment for the next day. He is famous for his laugh. We have read of people dying from laughing and we think this will surely be Cassel's fate. DECKER, HELEN-Helen is one of our new 'class- mates this year. S'he is very quiet and says little but her words show deep thinking. Helen has made many friends and we all hope that she will remain in G. H. S. and grad- uate with the Class of '24. EBERSOLE, ALVIN-He speaks only when spoken to, but says something then-One of the reasons why the Class of '24 will be the best ever. So far we have not learned the name of the Only One, but then you know Alvin doesn't believe in telling all he knows. We prophesy the career of a University Prof. for him. GENTRY, HAROLD-Harold always thinks the right thing but says the wrong. He is very popular with the girls. We think he will make an ideal husband for the right girl. Harold seems to prefer G. H. S. to Sycamore for he is still with us. JOHNSON, MALCOLM-Another one of our basket ball boys. He is especially loved by all on account of his carefree and sweet disposition. It is never dull when Mal- colm is present. He is to be a commercial teacher judging from present indications. JOHNISON, HANSEL-We don't know very many bad things about Bugs for he hasn't been with us much. We hear that he has a splendid Vergil pony toward which the Juniors in Cicero are looking with wistful eyes. KIRKENDAL, MARGARET-Margaret is the only sober member of the class. She certainly has queer dreams and we like to hear her tell about them, especially about her Junior dream. We predict for her a nice little home in the country. KIRKENDAL, FRANCIS-Francis is another one of our good natured classmates. He likes to play jokes on the girls but he is a good sport when the tables are turned. He loves to drive a car to school. Francis is to be a scien- tific farmer. LAROWE, CHESTER-Chester is devoted to all the women teachers, one in particular. He breaks all the girls' hearts but doesn't seem to care. Chester is the only one in the class that can give ia speech impromptu. He is a member of the basket ball squad. MYERS, VEDA-Veda is one of the younger members of our class. She used to yearn to return to the Howard FLASH S. I923 Page twenty-three