Greenville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Greenville, PA)

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MISS EMMA DICKEY, A. B. Allegheny College English Latin “Miss Dickey has many fond pupils because she is always willing to help.” MR. II. C. SMITH Private Instruction at I-ake Chautauqua Commercial Music “He that brings sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from himself.”

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 MISS EVA BACHER. A. B. Greenville High School Thiel College English History and Civics “Patience is a flower that grows rot in all gardens. “A hard worker, a deep thinker; wedooluver. MR. W. A. HOESCH. A. B. Physics and Chemistry “Tell me not in mournful numbers Hoesch is but an empty dream. For the sou! is dead that sees not More than this alone in him. Hoesch is real. Hoesch is earnest. And his words were never few. 4Naught they are. to naught return-est' Was cot spoken very true. AH the words of Hoesch remind us. We can make our words sublime, Ard. departing leave behird us Method tried to take up time. Fr m C.trff City “Oa: c”. Ei

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— MISS MERAB GAMBLE, A. B. Jersey Shore High Lebanon Valley College Latin French “As she comes tripping down the hall, We sec that she’s a friend to all.” MR. FRANK R. DICKEY, B. S. Allegheny College Mathematics “Smile and the world smiles with you.” “The pupils will long remember Mr. Dickey as a man who treats them with fairness and interest.” Ten