Greenville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Greenville, PA)

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SENIOR YEAR BOOK HELEN DICKSON Dob. Class Vico President; Assistant Editor of Year Book; Soph.-Junior IMavs; Basket Ball ’lfi; Honor Pupil. One of the most popular girls in the High School. Deb has a huge capacity for ice cream and with Sauly is often seen at the Sugar Bowl. ALBERT WAGENMAN Time never hangs on your shoulders when Red is around. Being full of mischief himself he sees the fun in everything. Of late he has developed an interest in Fords. REBECCA McCLI M A NS Rebecca never smiles quietly, she just smiles out loud. She likes camels (Campbells) and is often seen with one. Nine

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SENIOR YEAR BOOK under the auspices of the V. M. C. A. of Pittsburgh and the Federal Working Reserve of the State. As many as could accepted the challenge. They were taken to a camp near Harrisburg and given a short course of intensive training after which they were distributed among the farmers of Mercer County. In the fall of 1918 we started in as usual in September, but bad gone for only four weeks when the FLU appeared in Greenville as in all parts of the state and the school was closed for five weeks. When we came back we were sad, indeed, for one of our class members, Lois Rromlcy, had been a victim of the FLl Lois was a fine student and popular in the class. Sad also because one of our Faculty, Miss Forster, had also been a FLF victim. Miss Forster had taught some of our class during our first three years and she certainly was a fine teacher and every student was her friend. When we returned we elected our class officers for the Senior year. They are: President, Earle Hickey; Nice President, Helen Dickson; Secretary. Wallace Campbell; Treasurer. Agnes Henry. The war was still raging “Over There” and the High School Students, both girls and boys, were asked to give five dollars toward the maintenance of the various war relief organizations. The response showed the patriotism of our school and we arc proud of it. We rented the Olympic Theatre for our Senior Class Benefit show and realized over eighty dollars from the sale of tickets. Our class now has only forty members, some having dropped out each year for various reasons. We are now looking forward to Graduation. A person never knows how much the High School life has benefited him until he is about to leave it. But as Alumni we will watch the proceedings of future classes with interest and sympathy. Verne II. Fisher. Ei ht

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SENIOR YEAR BOOK KATHRO JONES Iv. Capt ’n. 1 ‘ Little but never lonesome. Honor Pupil: Soph. Junior Plays; Champion Basket Ball player; B. B. 4 years; Captain 18- ’19; Cheer Leader Athletic Editor of Year Book. How does she do it? Nobody knows. She never neglects her “dates either. FRANK HAZEN Hazen. Allow us to introduce you to our He-Vamp, whose one fondness is for Doves. Dr. Frank Hazen has been found very valuable in the laboratory. MARIAN LITTLE Her name is a mistake because she is “tall and divinely fair. Marian came from Albion to graduate with us. Although she has not been here long she is well known for her cheery smile. Ten