Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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Teachers find outside activities invigorating After a 7115 hour workday, teachers go home to families, hobbies, church and community activities. This past year the high school employed a group of teachers with new ideas and leisure pastimes. Teachers new to Greenville's system were Terry Barnett, Gene Triplett, john Bihl, Miriam Burkett, Bill Cornett, Mary I-Iurd and Paul Lewis. Teachers transferred to the high school from within Greenvilleis sys- tem were Eric Williams, Marie Willkens, Vanis Brumbaugh, jean Price and Janice Silver. The following are teachers, the subjects they teach, their interests and outside ac- tivities. Terry Barnett: Industrial Arts, cross country coach, sporting events, jazz, motorcycles and woodworking, Mar- tin Becker: Band, music theory, Wavettes: John Bihl: Metals IV, Mechanical Drawing, collecting handguns, hunting, fishing and campinggjulia Boston: Physical Edu- cation, GAA, traveling, reading, an- tiques and outdoor sports. Vanis Brumbaugh: DE Ill, Block G, cheerleader sponsor, goli bowl- ing, dancing, family and church, John Burkett: BSCS Biology, hunt- ing, fishing and camping, Miriam Burkett: Typewriting I, IOE, junior IOE Club and senior English class sponsor, Keith Clark: Physical Edu- cation, English and Basketball coach. Bill Cornett: World History, hunt- ing and fishing, Marilou Coverstone: Health, General Biology, sewing, cooking and reading, David Cum- mings: English II, reserve football and head wrestling coach, traveling, reading and athletics: Gerald De- rrick: Health, Economics, Civics and politics. 186 Faculty ww at-sls f:zsn-Q 'a . , ,- i g : K ' is, Q it - f A : 9:43 5 E E'-'ff . , if ' , pg , I f , - - - ..vya,1 , l is 1- K, I r I ' jf-Q - 1 .s 1, J . J in Uting bit knowledge afelerlronirr, M r. Silver fixa a lelw .sian antenna,

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Charles Devor: English 10, English 11, journalism, Chief advisor, GHS Advocate, RePorter's Club, reading, publications and church, Lewis Dewey: OWE, VICAQ boating, skiing, camping, hunting and trap- shooting, A, A. DeRocco: Physical Education, Athletic Director, Varsity Gg bowling, Clem Eckstein: Spanish, Englishg Modern Language Club. Wallace Fields: Librarian, FTA, fish- ing, gardening and churchg Williani Gordon: DE 11, OE 12, DECAg ath- leticsg Clarence Gueth: Distributive Educationg DECA, head basketball coach, Louann Heinrichs: Home Ec- onomics II, Semester Sewing, FHA. Eva Hensel: Latin, French, English, Latin Clubg reading, golf, sewing, travel and familyg Mary Hurd: Busi- ness Law, COE Related, COE Club, swimming, bowling, tennis and trav- el, Paul Hurst: US History, World Geography, travel and reading, Pam Kuhn: Typing I, Bookkeeping, sew- ing and swimming. Facu ty