Greenville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Greenville, PA)

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PEN Nfcl LAN-1921 Fifteen

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PENNfi lAN-ig21 Our band is few but tried and true, Our leader frank and bold, The student body trembles When a teacher’s name is told. Our fortress is the store-room Where all the blue ships be, We know the haunts of students As seamen know the sea. Woe to the student body That holds its records dear On it shall light on Tuesday A strange and sudden fear: When, as the marks arc given out. They weep and wail in vain And when they take their cards home They’re called down with might and main. We sit in chapel, watchful For careless girls and boys, And when a word is spoken, Or someone makes a noise, We light upon him, hawk-like, And send him out in shame; And the one that sends the most out, Achieves the greatest fame. Our band is few but tried and true Our leader frank and bold; The student body trembles, When a teacher’s name is told. We work them hard the whole day thru, And after every class. We give them work for half the night. Our excuse: “That they must pass.” Faculty —By Jamts Whitcomb Riley. Fourteen

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PENNOUAN-1321 The Class Officers Melvin Blair, our class president, stepped in and took the helm when Max Johnson resigned to enter Culver; he has steered us safely through thorough waters Ada Ashe, our worthy vice-president, has never had an opportunity to show her ability as an executive, but we feel sure that she would if she could. Elbert Greene, our efficient secretary, usually took the minutes by wireless, but possibly this way was more efficient than by shorthand. Peg Bost, our class treasurer, sure can handle the coin. Goodness knows we have had so much to handle. Sixteen