Greenville High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Greenville, MI)

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 OjI- AJf• J Wlu+l HJe vUnea MOST CHERISHED POSSESSION PET PEEVE CLASS WILL My football shoes Women that smoke My ability to flub math to Bill Pearl Who knows Waiting for people My physics book to any unlucky Jr. My shotgun and dog Mr. Houck All my love for school to Jake Winters The keg of hard cider my dad Being reported to the Police My troubles at the Police Board to? has hidden Board My temper Two timers My American Lit. book to anyone who wants Golf clubs Seriously now My manager's job to Bill Irish Bob I do you too, honey If people want what I've got they can have Memories, some of 'em All women! Sometime or an- Anything to anyone who wants to be willed other something My memories Myself Nothing to spare My guitar A fuddle-minded teacher or All of my bad habits My old Lit. book student Shop class All the little farmer girls to Jake Winters My friends Semester tests My baton to whoever wants it next year That certain party of mine Not getting co-operation Everything to Mary Jane Senn, minus one My 71 2 oz. fly rod Folks who play cards until late Item” 1 pass on my ability to get into jams to Bill My number 45 at night Huyler My constant injuries in football My shot put record to Jack Jorgensen My blue-eyed Rah Rah boy Old people who act young and My football uniform to Clarabelie Nelson Hockey stick vice-versa Being called ‘Otto” My hockey skates to Coach Lockwood My class ring To have people call me Lizzie My office of secretary to any competent Jr. My gold football Freckles and light hair Left guard to Dale Mount Always an empty billfold Gwen as a Bridge partner My reserved seat at Blandings to Phyl B. Him (if I possessed him) Conceited people My typing eraser to Jean Olmstead My photograph books and Boys who are late for dates Good luck to the future seniors diary My dad's car Stuck up women My old J. S. to Don Brown Myself Anyone who thinks they are The cymbols to some fool My red hair Vocabulary tests My American Lit. book to any Jr. who wants Memories of high school Wearing glasses My track shoes to Inky, my cat I have too many to choose History of any kind My height to Tooney one All the fun I've had at G. Fuse boxes The fuse box on the 3rd floor to anyone H. S. foolish enough to touch it A picture of my oldest Mr. Swanton calling me My fighting with Jack Allen on the bus to brother Maggie Betty Madison Penquin Lunch Bar 23

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OjII 4 f! t AA' A WkcU We Muted. NAME and NICKNAME SUPPRESSED DESIRE AMBITION FOR 1959 Dave Hansen Dink To be prosperous and single To be a successful coach of a college football team Nancy Lee Hansen Nan To be through with school To be happily married to a certain person Arthur Harding Art Get rich Coach championship track teams Dale Hawes Mongar To see Miss Kern give an easy Lit. test Hawes and Son Dairy Farm Elaine Hawes Red To be a successful graduate nurse Who knows William Highfield Slim Retire with my first million To play first base for the Detroit Tigers Betty Ann Hill To be married, divorced, and married again To be able to comb Coach Heinzel-man's hair John Hodgson Hoddie” Remain a bachelor and pitch baseball for a major league club To still be a bachelor Glenna Holton To play with the Detroit Tigers One never knows J. Bruce Hopkins Happy To ring a teacher's neck Tool and Die Maker in G. M. Darwin House To retire in 5 years Loaf Joyce Irish To have a convertible To know what I want Joan Jean Jensen Jay Jay To dance with Coach Guthier By that time you'll know too Robert M. Johnson Gook To take a long trip — one way To still be single Einer Jorgensen Bone-Crusher A home in the country with you know who Cattle King or Super Market Magnet Phyllis Keener Phyd To play halfback on the Notre Dame football team To fly from New York to Paris Dave Knief Slicer To run a sporting goods store To play for the Red Wings Elizabeth Jane Larsen Betty” To be a successful secretary To have taken a trip to Western Canada Ferris Larsen Watch Charm To be an All-American athlete To have my own grocery store Jackie Leonard Veatrice To be voted the best-dressed woman in the U. S. To be a rich widow Lorraine Mahlich Lorrie To be a stenographer To have a handsome man accompany me in my dream house Gloria Martin To have won a 1949 Ford To have a husband and a 10 room bungalow Thomas Merren 'Tom To be a successful coach To be head coach at Michigan University Reba Lorraine McGee Rebob” To be a cheer leader Go to Howard University Calvin Miller Red Be an automobile salesman Be working out in California Darrell Nelson Darry Grow to be six feet tall To be headed toward success Jeanne Nelson To be the interior decorator of a certain home To be happily married Pamela Nickerson Pam To be manager of the lunch line in place to Mr. Heinzelman To be able to understand physics by then (I hope) Marguerite Ann Pederson Pete” To go to California To be married to a certain person Michigan Processed Foods, Inc. 22

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OjiL -f OjI- jfy j) W+ial We Jvltnea. NAME and NICKNAME SUPPRESSED DESIRE AMBITION FOR 1959 Robert Perks ''Bob To be my own boss To have my own business Gayle Peterson Star” To own my own car Own a beautiful home, wife and business William Peterson Bill To own a new car Ford” To have retired Phyliss Ries Phyl To have my own business Secretary Joan Robinson Jody To have a date with Mr. Budge To see Michigan and Notre Dame play football John Lee Rogers To own a brand, spanking new con- To be alive, married, and living veritible (Packard) comfortably Norman Rydall Norm” To get rich without working To build my own custom built car Bettilyn Saeger Bet Lyn” Carry field markers for the Army and Navy football game To own a few thriving plants! Joyce Schultz Still suppressed! To be fishing on the Yukon Loren Schultz To graduate in '49 Make my first million Esther Senn To graduate Always be happy Charles Serviss Charlie To have a monopoly on all cute red To be the inside man at the Skunk heads Works Elizabeth Sharlow Elizzy” To be happy Have a convertible Joe Shelest Joshie” To get through school To retire, live happily ever after Ralph Spear To be a retail dealer in Shmoos To be a successfully married man James I. Sprague Jim To hit a homer To be a successful Ag. engineer Loretta Springsteen Ret” To examine rhe interior of a helpless patient It’s a difficult decision Delores Staffen Toots” To see my uncle in Montana What ambition? Fred Stilwell To float down the Amazon on a raft To be a successful Tramp Joan Swanson Jo To slide down the railing by Mr. Swanton's room To be successful in life Gwendolyn Tenney Gwen” To accompany Pat W. to M. C. Six black haired Dutch” boys and 3 black-eyed Susans John Thorland Johnny” Shoot the editor of the R. D. Be a successful bachelor Dorothy Tibbits D-Ale” To swim the Atlantic Ocean To be famous in my career Sally Tiffany 'Tiff” To be happily married and raise a football team Come around in '59 and I'll tell you Lorraine Treat Rainie” To have long black hair To live in a little white house with a little white fence Virginia Turner Ginny” I cannot tell a lie, so I will not tell To have a home and a wonderful husband Joyce Watts Proxie” To play boogie like Dean To have my own day nursery for children Patricia Williams Pat To yell Fire” during Am. Lit. To play roulette at Monte Carlo with Bruno Jerry Whitten Little Wheel” Being my own boss To have my own farm, along with a beautiful wife Caroll Wood To see Miss Ribble in a pair of shorts You'd be surprised!! Thompson Motor Sales 24