1938 Freshman Class
Greenwood High School
Contributed by
Lorraine (Schwarze) Ernst, transcribed by Janet Schwarze
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Back Row:
D. Well, V. Swieso, R. Lindemann, B. Fischer, H. Froelich, D. Horn, A.
Olson, S. Gaylord, R. Lindner, N. Horn, E. Speich, P. Schwarze.
Second
Row: F. Horn, M. Thorson, L. Hawley, G. Gemmeke, L. Buchsteiner, M.
Sloniker, L. Wright, R. Moldenhauer, S. Brown, B. Steiger.
Third
Row: K. Perman, E. Miller, R. Severson, O. Francis, B. Stafford, M.
Smaldone, L. Smaldone, M. Susa, B. Bredesen, M. Rice, A. Wendt, J. Scheuring.
Fourth
Row: Mr. Heinze, Faculty Adviser, E. Froelich, V. Lenherr, M. Podobnik,
V. Vogel, M. Einfeldt, S. Yaspelkis, C. Schmidt, J. Dyre.
Fifth
Row: Mr. Krahn, Faculty Adviser, E. Ellingson, C. Kippenhan, R. Braun,
N. Tompkins, D. Syth, R. Potter, N. Jolivette, R. Englebretson, F. Klinke.
Greetings from the
all star cast of the Varsity Play, the outstanding feature produced by directors
Herbert F. Krahn and Arley Heinze of the G. H. S. Freshman Studio.
Feature players of our all star cast of
fifty-one members are Stanton Gaylord--President; Lois Mae Hawley--Vice
President; Norbert Jolivette--Secretary and Treasure, and Maxine Sloniker--Class
Reporter.
Our class flower is the rose and our
class colors are steel gray and old rose.
During the production, Calvin Gordee,
Raymond Pabish and Catherine Braun dropped out. Geraldine Gemmeke and
Robert Braun left for an unwanted stay, but are now back on the set working hard
with the rest of us.
Before the sound camera are eight
representing the forensic group, fifteen members of the Glee Club, and sixteen
band members doing their best for the show.
The picture camera displays scenes
starring the seven H. C. A. members and five basketball players.
Specialties from the class have yet to be seen.
Following the more experienced by taking
fourth place in most events, we have determined to change this situation,
carrying the spice of the evergreen to the higher levels we hope to attain.
This year has been enjoyed by all. The remaining years should be as happy
if we remember our motto--"Build for character, not for fame."
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