Greenville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Greenville, PA)

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SENIOR YEAR BOOK LEONA CHESTNUT Leona is very talkative and generally has much to say especially in Chemistry Class. She is a frequent visitor in Sharpsvillc. We have heard that there is a great attraction in that city. ELMER STANTON “Ireland must be Heaven ’cause Elmer came from there.” A famous athlete; Basket Ball four years; Captain ’17- '18- ’19; Foot Ball 17-’18; Manager ’18; Vice President of A. A.; Junior Play. We all wonder what will become of G. H. S. athletics after Corky leaves. HELEN McLENAHAN Mack. Honor Pupil. Helen often goes to the Sugar Bowl in order to get some sort of a “Fry” from “Harry.” She is also partial to auto rides to Meadville. Nineteen

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SENIOR YEAR BOOK KATH ERINE ANDREWS Kate, the girl with the red cheeks. Kate’s home is in Adamsville, bujt she is very fond of Greenville and its inhabitants. It is reported that she went to the Senior picture show twice in order to sell four tickets. That’s a deep one. DAVE HOPKINS Basket Ball ’18; Foot Ball ’lf -’17-M8; Captain ’18; President of A. A.; Editor-in-Chief of Year Book. Since Dave’s Wright” hand helper left he has been rather lonesome, but for all that he has not deserted his class, for which we are thankful. ESTELLA THAYER Jake. Junior Play; Honor Pupil. Never seen without a smile. Estella has one hobby, writing poetry, and she is very Frank with her verse. 9 Kighteen

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SENIOR YEAR BOOK MARION BASH “She is a winsome wee thing, ji bonnic wee thing.” Marion studies when she doesn’t have letters to rend. That accounts for poor lessons frequently. WALLACE CAMPBELL Campbell. Class Secretary; Assistant Business Manager of Year Book. Campbell, with Red Wagenman, Fisher and Red McQueen form the Halogen Elements, in as much as they act alike. CLARIBEL GROVE “Her face, her eyes, her manner, all who see adore.” Junior Play; Financial Secretary; Honor Pupil. To whom it may concern: Claribel will never bother her husband about business matters as she had enough in 1915). Twenty