Greenville High School - Chrysalis Yearbook (Greenville, ME)

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THE CHRYSALIS 37 SOPHOMORE COMIC STRIP Lharlene Audette. ..,..........,.. Christ-mas Early Roland Babbln Tony Bartley ..,.... Natalie Canders ........,. Clair Church .,........,.............,......... Charlotte Cole ....... Pmllp collins .......,... G erald Deveaux Bob Dickinson .,.. ., Pat Eastman .......... Bobby Elsemore ...,..,. Darlene Gallant ...... Henry Gilbert ........ Ida Hubbard . .,., . S31 y Kneeland ........,...., Lorena Larabee ...... Betty Layma-n , ...,.. . ruddy McBrierty ....,. Joan McBrlerty .,.... Helene Parent ....... Frances Perry ...... Eubby Ryder Teggy Swazey Leon Vlenneau ..... Stephen Vlckery Elizabeth Whitney Thelma Wilson ..... Spud Tyler Slap Happy 1Man with blg feetl Little Orphan Annie Alley Oop Brass Monkey Jungle Jim Jiggs Donald Duck 'rim Tyler Tlllle the Toller B. 0. Plenty Gravel Gertle Mrs. Katzenjammer Dlane Palmer Mlnnle Mouse Dagwood Sweet Pea Oola 'I'he Duchess Mickey Mouse Lady Plushbottom Wlmpy .. ........ Mandrake Lowzle fSnu!ty's Wife? . ..,,.., Little Lulu Tommy Nagle-To act out ln Latin class. Gary Graham-To see what's going on. Rachel Craig-To show her cooking ability. Betty Wilson--To be wlth Marlon. Harry Diehl-To take attendance. Dukey Mcliell-To make eyes at Marlon. Nlna Glattf-.Because she has to. ' Barbara Layman-To find out what's golng on ln Greenville. Donald Tash-To act foolish. l-nllllp Church-To look at the girls. .Ioan Porter-To show the rest of the girls up. Mary Jane Lavigne-She has nothing elsc to do. Billy Burns-To wait for his call from the Navy. Celestine Munster-To wrlte letters. Laura Given-To be teacher ln Home EC. Donald Clark-To look after the Freshmax. Dave Muzzy-So he Pat Wortman . .....,.........,......................, Blondie WHAT THE FRESI-BVIEN COME TO SCHOOL FOR! Rhoda Smith-To get Mrs. Bowers Angry. Jeanette Nadeau-To make eyes at a cer- tain 8th grader. Louis Hilton-To study his Latin. Jimmy McNaughton-To talk all the time. Marlon Morrell-Jfo walt for the week-ends at Holeb. Eleanor Lowell-To talk about her boy friends. money. Charlotte Templeton-To giggle all the time. Joan Hathaway-To see how early she ca. get to school. Albert Graham-To make noise ln Algebra class. Jimmy Belmont-To ask Why in Algebra class. Donna Hamilton-To cn ln' Rockwood. talk about what goes Charlene Landerkln-To catch up on her sleep . Brad Vlckery-To be with the crowd. won't have to mill. the cows. Ronnie Heal-Because he has no otha choice. Jane Knowlton-To show oft her clothes. Clinton Breton-To make eyes at Joan Hathaway.

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THE CHRYSALIS 39 FAVORITE FACULTY EXPRCESSIONS Miss Mayo-If you're not going to work get out!!! . Miss Gray-Benny, put your chair down!! Mr. Hall-All right, get to work!! Mr. Lund-No! No! No! Miss Kennedy-As I said before and I'll say it again, we shall assume that the last bell has rung and class will begin!!! Mrs. Dennison--If I were a big girl or boy in and acted like that I'd be high school ashamed of myself!! Mr. Landerkin-If some of you fellows don't. wake up-ll! Mr. Webber-You're on the black list!!! Mrs. Bowers-You are very lmpolltell! Mr. Diehl-Okay, knock off the talking!! Mrs. Kneeland-Has anyone got his French done?? Otto Bob Dickinson: Why do the most lm- portant men on the school ground always get the prettiest girls? Ginny K.: Why you conceited thing! I l l U Henry G.: Oh, my darling, I crave to hold you close, I crave to hug you, I crave to kiss you! Ida H.: Ah, a crave man. U C O O Mr. Hall: Can you mention a case of great friendship through literature? Mary B.: Mutt and Jeff . O O t 0 The young lady was sniffling until Miss Mayo could stand it no longer. Finally she rose at her desk and said, Miss Clark, have you a handkerchief? Yes'm, said Colleen, but mother said I wasn't to lend lt. O U U U Deke G,: This match wont light. Lawnie P.: Was rnadda with it? Deke G.: 1 dunno . . .. lt lit all right 2 minute ago. I Arthur H.: How long have you been shaving? Porky MacF'.: For four years now. Arthur H.: G'wan. Porky MacF. Yes, sir. Cut myself both times. l U l O Lois F.: Say, have you taken a shower? Margaret B.: 'No, ls there one missing? O O U 0 Buddy McB.: Did you make those bis- cuits with your own llttle hands? Elaine A.: 'Yes, why? Buddy McB.: UI just wondered who lifted them off the stove for you. O O l 0 Tony B.: What do they call these table. the Gauls write on? Footy C.: Gaul stones. O O l l Prof.: Why were you late this morning. Larena? Larena L.: I squeezed the toothpaste too hard and it took me half an hour to get L back in the,tube. D U U O Lolita N.: You give me such crazy kisses, Glen. Glen S.: That's because my lips are cracked. O 0 0 l Miss Gray: Keep up not working and you'll be like Washington. Porky MacF.: I-Iow's that? Miss Gray: You'1l go down ln History. 0 I l i You've read that sentence wrong Miss Swazey. it's all men are created equal, not all men are made the same way. I l H I Chem. Prof.: What's H.N.O.? Barbara McB.: It's right on the tip of my tongue. Chem. Prof.: Well, spit lt out quick, 1t's nitric acid.