Greentown High School - Emerald Yearbook (Greentown, IN)

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OTIS SWEAGRAVES- CASSEL CRIM- Otie is one of the youngest mem- bers of the class. He and his cornet are considered essential Whenever the orchestra plays jazz. He' spends most of his time Hdolling up. I' LORENCE MATCHETTE- Florence is one of the members who is 'musically inclined. She went to Jackson last year, but decided to come back and graduate with the class of '24. Her right name should have been Giggles FRANCIS KIRKENDALL- Kirk is the tease of the class. It is difiicult to tell whether he is studying or planning some joke whenever he's quiet. Oh! how he loves to take a nap when the teacher is absent. Y Cac can see the humorous side of anything-even the Civics class. He assists Miss Pearson in keeping or- der. He is very fond of fresh air. In arguing he ranks second only to one-Cedric. He seems to take great delight in watching the plast- ering fall from the ceiling. CEDRIC OUTLAND- Tightwad is especially gifted in argumentation. He changes his pol- itics everyday so that he can argue. He assists Cassel in keeping order in Civics class. It takes most o-f 'his time in keeping people from beating him in a skin game. E171

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Q i 4 g' VEDA MYERS- NELLIE ANDREWS- Veda has the honor of being the baby of the class in age, but not in intellect. She deserted us once, but could not resist our pleadings and came back. -She is about as quiet as a Senior would be expected to be. CHESTER LAROWE- Chet is a firm believer in the old adage, All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. He is always ready for a good time and a good meal. His favorite occupation is flirting with the women teachers. JUANITA SATER- As an art editor Juanita has no equal. She is also a violinist and helps swell the volume in the orches- tra. Her favorite pastime is comb- ing her bangs. Nellie hails from near Center, and has stuck to our class through thick and thin. Socially she is quite prominent. The majority of her time is spent in flirting. MALCOLM JOHNSON- iSome day Giggler will be noted for his bachelor ideas for they are rath- er noticeable now. He doesn't like social afairs, but prefers to spend his time playing basketball or sleep- ing. ISABELLA BENSON- Isabella is joke editor of the annual. She has pep that can not be excelled either in class or at a basketball game. She is always dreaming of that good time that she has had. E161

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'41-S15 Senior Class lDill We, the Seniors of 1924 in leaving G. H. S., do hereby make this last will and testament, trusting that those who reap the benefits of our labors and talents while connected with this noble institution, will accept these gifts in the same spirit in which they are given. J First, to the Juniors, we bequeath our dignified appearance. Second, to Mr. Snyder, we bequeath our book called Bartering. Third, to Mr. Miller, we bequeath our pep, to be used at basket ball games. Fourth, to Miss Pearson, we bequeath our winning ways. Fifth, to R. H. Allen, we bequeath a note book and pencil to be used in cutting deportment. Sixth, to Miss Parson, we bequeath Emerson's Essays and all other such instruments of torture. Seventh, to Mr. Stegemoller, we bequeath the right to have dates any night except Sunday. Eighth, to Miss McKenzie, we bequeath all next year's Senior boys, to be used in giving operettas. Ninth, to Ross Allen, we bequeath our utmost thanks for our undeserved History grades. Tenth, to Miss Goyer, we bequeath the degree of B. of H. E. QBachelor of Hamburger Engineeringj. Eleventh, to Mrs. Smith, we bequeath our book entitled, The Art of Handling a Husband. Twelfth, to Miss Greenwalt, we bequeath a copy of the Emerald, to be used for study in the Junior High. Personal bequeaths are as follows: I Isabella Pauline Benson, bequeath my hope chest to Elizabeth Honeas and my quiet disposition to Raymond.Allen. I, Nellie Lavonne Andrews, bequeath my right to argue with the teachers to Dora Tuttle. I, Rowena Corinne Saul, bequeath my Latin grades to Carl Kelly and my brilliancy to any struggling Junior. I Deveta Edna Sater, bequeath my curly hair to Annabel Manring. I, Juanita Geraldine Sater, bequeath my timid voice to Marie Larowe. I Otis Ora Seagraves, bequeath my musical laugh to Jacob Smith and my guessing ability to Madeline Woods. I, Devera Fern Powell, bequeath my smile to Henry Snyder and my History note book to Glen Dawson. I, Alvin Sylvanus Ebersole, bequeath my good nature to Wayne Powell. I, Harold Gentry, bequeath my ability to get by to Mary Thorne Mower. 7 7 T181