Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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WEBSTER REVISED BY JUNIOR HIGH Crisis-To name a baby. Halo-Large thing like a tower to store grain in. Precipice-Sweat that comes out on a person's body. Corrupt-When two people are talking and another sticks his nose in. Instinct-When all the animals of one kind a1'e gone. Vassal-A ship. lllustache-What you wear under your nose. Mutual-When men on a ship rise up. Contract-Two things touching, like electric wires. Observation-Large place to keep Indians. Exception-A party given when people graduate. Partition-When people make partition for divorce. Launch-To hang a man. Hyphen-To get water from one place to another with a hose. Pauper-Fruit like a banana growing on trees. Ghoul-Place you run to when playing a game. Banish-To disappear. Appals-Clapping. Hamlet-A swing in which to lay in. Hamlet-Part of a little pig. Aluminum-A football team. Pallid-Top of the mouth. Academic-Disease that spreads. Eucalyptus-A fit. Detest-Opposite of test. A SENIOR'S PERFECT DAY lst Period-Problems of Democracy. Makes 95? in test. Notebook finished on time. 2nd Period-English. Answers all questions correctly by saying yes, but doesn't know a thing about it. 3rd Period-Assembly. Makes up sleep he lost night before. Doesn't get caught. Dinner-Big meal at home. The governor gives him a couple of dollars. 4th Period-Physics. Knows his stuff. Worries about next period classg hasn't studied it. Last five minutes chapel announced next hour. 5th Period-Enjoys chapel chatting with his friends. 6th Period-Art. They go outside and sketch: enjoys this. After school goes up town. A guy pays him a dollar that he owed him. Plays three games of poolg wins them all. Feels well satisfied with himself. Calls up his favorite playmate. Takes her to the show that night-good comedy. Enjoys the show much. The End of a Perfect Day Smythe and Cornell MISS WAGGY TONGUE SAYS- That young people prefer the dark-They could see so much better if it were light. That when on dates, boys and girls sit so close together when they are on the davenport. There seems to be so much room left at the other end. ' Gentlemen prefer blondes. A lot of Sophomore and Junior girls certainly don't act their age. Page one lizuzdrcd izincfrrn