Greentown High School - Emerald Yearbook (Greentown, IN)

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Puyc Glass 5 W' lst row: Jeannire In-own, Mary Elner-sole. Jeanie Maple. Norma .lean Roth, Bea Roster, Jamie Johnson, Iiarbara Kimmel, Ruth Riley, C2ll'l!llIlt? Lamb, Carlene Kepner, Beverly Julius. End row: Mr. Owens, Dill Smith. llill Frakes, Mary Louise Zook, Jeralmline Huddleston, Ferris Petty, Bill Syinons, Ferrell Petty. Phyllis Ilunhani, and Miss Parson. 3rd row: Iiilwzirfl Dunlap, f,,'llll't'llL'6 Hagan, James Newton, Morris Lamb, Bryan Thruniond, Phillip Julius, and Willis Little. In 1936. 42 students started their ellueatioiial career in the Greentown school. Sonie have withdrawn in the course of twelve years and some new pupils have e11ter- ed the class. At the beginning of its twelfth and final year at G.H.S. the class numbered 27, one of the pupils, George Howell, was absent when the picture was taken. Three of the students who started out in their twelfth year, have withdrawn. They are Jerailtline I'IlldfllGSl'1lll, Caroline Lamb, and Mary Ebersol. The 24 who are remaining are all anxious to see the Connnenceinent day, May 3, 1948 come around the corner, so they niay enter inanhootl in earnest. .sixteen