Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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Sleepy Myers-Hows come XVeisey has those three stripes on the sleeves of his sweater? Babs Harrison-Oh? That's so he can tell when the sweater needs dry cleaning. if-to An organ recital will be given on Tuesday at 1:00 o'clock at the Christian Church by Mary Elizabeth Marshall. On XVednesday. the church will be closed until further notice for repairs of the organ. i i5 BUQIUTLIH-lid like to give him a piece of my mind. BFUI77Ql1HOld onf You can't afford to give any away, Z-ii Miss Newport-Have you been reading Long- fellow? James Arnett-No. I just started. 2-Z5 Joe Stttnle-l-lave you heard the new sneeze song? PlPSSliUQCF+NO. what is it? Bonmtrr- l Took One Look at Ch:o ' 3-in Mr. Brown-XVhat happened to your violin bridge. Mary? Mary Brown-lt broke down while I was play- ing the A'Anvil Chorus. 2-55 Bl'Llf77llZXXll'l8f kind of a typewriter are you writing on? Robert Horn-The same as your neck, Brurny-l-low's that? Horny- Underwood tunder woodl. 52-Zio Miss Warwick-MHughf Have you ever read To a Field Mouse? Hugh Slruker-XVhy noi How do you get them to listen? A 5-Z5 Strariger+Say son? XVhere can l find the Board of Education? lVatme Arnett-Vv'hyI Mr. Bailey keeps it hid and when anyone gets smart. he learns them some- 2--Zio illiss Hiltvletf-Alieef Use the vvold Hhoodoou in a sentence. Alice Beedle-The boy said. Hoodoo you sup- 3-Zh Mr. Phelps-Alicef Vklho was Francis Scott Key? Alice lVheeler-Ohf He was probably just an- 2-Zh As her sacrifice during Lent. Fhern Powell de- cided to give up studying. 3'-Z5 Culbertson-XVeiseyf Look at your nose and see what time it is. llleisey-ALook at your own. mine isn't running. thing. pose it was? other lock-smith. ff. Q7- i 'O N i 6 C H X71 mclcalf A Q B u inf tel W ' tif, 'Wallis .. Pl? We x XX l 6 1' A gs a . . 1, i V .l? I? if I Q- Q ,Je e my F fi? n -- 4 1. ., -1, ll gi? y ,. 5 N N M : 1: 25:1 r ' A 3 I X ml 1 X Q -ilk, I X L . ,. l -- i v-.-' Q ... wt? li l .-E e P lx i, 4, 54 fl' 4. 1 'ml A, v . ' i W 5 4 51115. ' - 3' A Kal LU nfl! fl T W1 e 'IXUKNAMENT naf.fmn6f1,.v Ream 7 . J 'b Q il FIT? ,lair l rglrft, irc

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