Greenville High School - Graduate Yearbook (Greenville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1952 volume:

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If you flon't ,memtJer, Then, Dearie, you need this book as much as If 4' - 49 ftctizvities Page 16 Htlzletics Page40 people Page54 Dearie, do you rememimer when we all attended Greenville High? My, how the time Hy! Allfschool parties clown in study han every once JQ6ll'U1fftStMQ in 0 while! P Turn time back, my dearie, age Come join the cheery Carefree days of fifty-two! Xvoulcl you remember? If you,c1 remember, Then, Dearie, reacl this book along with mei 5 f ?'J-'5 7-7 F A ,, , , ,W -f- ,wif In V Aff: ff a Q . A ' , ,-I I,l'f1l'Hl'lll vxpvrivrlce in lmnw !l0f'0l'f1HOll illfllllltoll rnulzing rlrupvs for llw firing room. Home fcozzcazmcs mmizzs For fizvizzg la 'Hue lllllkillfl of rxllruclimf vloflzing 4 L' fonslilulvs an imporlunl purl of our course. 44 7 D7 l Q -fa 10 W, 'ms 'P' S ., .L wg, 'sirs ffuss clvlvvs info lim nlyslvrivs of rfrwrgy unc! its vH0m'ls upon mufivr. xi 8 5? Biologinzl Svionca lvuclws rnuny 1'uIr1uIJle fads ulmnl unirnul ant! pfunl Iifv. F CxIl0HliSff'j' rvmfrzls HS woncfvrs Io un. inquiring mincl. fm,-. Y 552 N. H Aw if 54 Xe 2421! M13 I 'le W IH cz0ll0I'Cl' SK'iUllCK' UH IFUSIIIIIPII gain ll Imsis for fnlnrv svivrzlifir' sfncfv. ,, .. .,..w1 nuance! Uecrrom . . , Phnuryflertvu. - Mm- aj'-fovwl-1-A-1.1. Al m2-f1.x4'n'z',' oreign Languages help us in rnuny phases of cfuify living. fn Social Studies we learn of world events, of our own heritage, and receive training in citizenship. f J- t CNOHU7llllltCClft0llS trains as through practice in reading, appreciating, writing, Iistening, and speaking. A1flfllPl'llf1HC'S teaches as to think systematicaitv. and prepares us to cope with many of 1ife's problems. In Bookfzeepz I Qo 1z 1fses in l3zf simc-335 Ygrepaffe Us for f?11 tu z'e jobs 1 1 1 I 44122 I fill 1... 1, -QM 'Mm Lm.+ms,q,,,,, 9' ,M WM fn 1 . pk J 92 , ,K kk QV KZ, 1- ' M W U ff 1, 'L ' 9 ' H ' 5' 2- 1 ,Q .LA 5 Ag EO VVVK E V it L A Eh ,,,LL U,,A,,L x Z 59, 51 1' 1 la if . , ., Q ff gt , Lx 'L M s Q 4 A x Qlffeg L' V pg! V x 'K 'if . ' 1.4-L 44 v' , '11 My .,-Us K W 'iuwmv-f'-m vw 43:15 'gf x s rf' 'Nun Q l I Tv Q Jqctiviigies ,I me 2 3 Z Z' Www mai 4,5 .v- . A. .3 ll ' O A fy- , L, f , my ir: W, Q f 'V Q g .Z 8 haqflaes on QM hm ,if !0 HIGH G CLUB xx ff- I.- I SUIIIUIII Ixlnlmlx' .'XlIit'I'IIIdII. Io IImxnnII, II!-!!y Snnrlilrr, Nouns: VVIli!r', Ifnllx Xvisv. III!! Ilzunllv, Knllllvvn XX'il!Ii. Sum IXIIIII-r, Ijolore-s I'-fIll'II. Nlaxrilyn Vvilmlc-rnmn, Ixlnrilyn yxyvrs. Slunflingr Nvlxln Iluonulmnn. Virginia Cori:-5, Dvnny IIonn1-II, IucIi!II Rvynolmls, .Iiln Knllul. Ifwis IIri!Ion, QXIIN-r! Nlnurvr. RUIII I's-rgueon. IIIII Ilnwliins, Nlaurilyn Rm!!-nluo, Ftnnlvy 5lIIIIII. The HIQI1 G CIUIJ is Illf- Ilonornry sclnolixstic' organization oI Grvenville I'IiQI1 Scllool. f2unIiIICations Ior ms-lnlnersllip are n! If-us! n I3 nvvrngc- lor Iour conse-Cu!ix'v sum-sh-rs and ix! lens! an 2 nveragm- in cilizenslmip. Ar Ilw 4-nfl ol' Iour sa-nws!ers u wI1i!e pin with u Ixluv C1 is nwnrclccl, nnc! nllvr eigll! consvcutivf- sm-Ines!!-rs n Imlue- pin wI!I1 il wllite Cv is givvn. IumIi!I1 Rmnolmls 2. I. I Numan XYIIIII- I. 2. I Xllllxlll ,Xllwmmn 2. 54 I I'IuyIIiQVf-is-wr 2. I xlnrilvn XYIIIII-rm.nn I. 2. I livin, Barn' I xx-I1I.I Ilmnnxxon I. 2. I IXzl!I1Ie'A'l1'xYII1Ii I. 2. I Ijorolllx'IInun1gur!nn-r I XLT' 'fl-HI' I Rull' XXISI' I' 2' I IIIuImrn III-rg!-r I v , , 'xrlin Xxnkvr I xlnru-II.1IIn-su-r I. I i , 4 i I.:-uis IIriI!on I. 2. I. I Iinrol .xlvxnmlvr 2. I Sllirlvy IIrown 2, I. I xlnrilyn .Xyvra I. 2 fxnn IInm-r I, 2 XIIIIUIIUEIII IIn!Ivr I Nlnry KIIIIIIIIIIUII I. I If-.anno II:-rg:-r 2 IIIIIUIWIS cIUIIlll'r I QIUIIK' KIIIXXVII Z tillI'lI5 IIUIIHIIIIUII I IIruu- Ilonnm-Ily I II!-nny IIonnwII I. 2. I Rnlpll fqurvy I RIIIII Irv-rgusnn I, 2. I, I Nlnrilvn Iflann I. 2. I Rislmrml Iioopn-r I Yirglinin CI!-rimw I. 2, I, I IIoIor4-s I run-I1 I. 2. I Ixlnrinriv I'-oulvr I. 2 IIIII Ilnwlcins I. 2. I. I Ivssf- Iloplxins 2. I Iaunvs Ci!-wliv I 5!1-plmniv K.-IS!-y I, I Sllirlvx IInIwr 2. I Kny I'Inrnnu 2 I.inmIu Blurlin I Ifolnncl IInIwr! I LIIIQ-riv Ilvmlrix 2 .XIIu'rI IXIRIIITKT I. 2, I. I III-orgv Illu-If-r 2. I Gran- IIuInn!I I, 2 SHUI 5IiII!'r I, 2, I. I Ixlaux Km-gy I .Xvnm'II Kinnvy I Nanny Nlolzor I. I Nlvrlv Kzwgy I I,onisv I.umIc I, 2 .xrclnlll NIUIIIUIIRIIILI I Iiln K..II..I I. 2, I Ion: Ixlvlin-nn I K.x!In-ryn IIninv I, 2, I Iilmrlvs IQ:-rsslu I I.urry fIsImrnc- I. 2 Io Ilownull I. 2. I. -I Ilan! Ijnmulh- I. 2. I IInroI1I Pilylh' I. 2 Ii:-rn Re-cllling I II!-I!y Snnclilvr I, 2. I Kan' I,oxxnnII 2 Ixlnrilyn IIN!!-nlmo I. 2, I. I S!nnIvy' Slnilll I, 2, I It--lm!-.I Rvynollls I. 2 NC In1IluIc-:I in Iluis Iii! nn- .III Ilmsc- s!nzIvnIs wllo Imu' IIIKIIII' nl In-us! an II nu-lngv. z onlin- yr-nr Ilm! I4 Iiwh-II, or lor !Iw Iirsl S1-vm-slvr ol !In- vnrra-n! ya-nr. 44 18x Gxxvn Sgmnlm-y I. 2 Ilznilyn Nu-se 2 FRES H IN I EN IMI.-II IIonm- I III!! Clam- I IIINI liorluuf I In-nn' Dnllln I IIn!ri1'in I'rnnIi I IXIIIIPIIII lIIIlIlIlI1'r I II.1roI4I IIIIIIIIIIIII I SIUIIIIUII Ilnil.-S I I.or1-n IIua-I1-r I flmrlolle- K.-IIHI I Nanny Ixlnrli I Gvrulcl Nlurlin I IIurn4-II N4'lIlllilIlII I -I-IIIIIIIIIS IIInIxsInII I IIn!rum Rolxinson I IUIIIIII' SIIIIIII I IInIri1 in 'IIn!s- I Nvnl rI'urIc-y I .Iznw Xvllils- I Alvin XVIII!!-rlnnn I 1! Ior III!- The 1952 Cjlfowluate Staff lxlarinrie Yelclell anncl ixiiulry Kimlrm, Cn-lfclilnrsz lxliss Kayser, Amlviser: Uncle-r llle supervision ol lxliss Kayser, tlle Czfllllllfliff statt met regularly at tour oicloclc in tlxe l.atin room. lxlonclay niglmts were planning sessions. ixlemlxers of tlmis years staff inetuclecl: Nancy lQillIlH'0 unit ixlarjorie Yelclell, eo-editors: lxlarilyn NN'7ilCl0Y'lllillI, assoeiate eclilor: Sllil'll'y Hutber. Betty XV:-cleliincl, KilttlCfy'll Paine, anal pat paeatte, l1N'Il1lJf'TS ot tlme lmusiness slatt: Jo Pownall, senior eclitor: Sara Miller, lveature ectitorg .lim Kallal, sports erlitorz Barllara Berger anct Rutll Vvise, unit lxlarilyn xNyilIl4'IIlI2lIl. Assistant lfllitnr, activities editors: Kallileen Vvilcli. class eclitor: Plmyllis Siever and lxlary Smitlm, typists. Un Gctolmer I2 anal I3 several stall memlxers attenclect llme lllinois State tliglm Selmol Press Conference at Ctvnnpaign. ililmese were Nancy KtllllJf0, lxlarjorie Yelclell, lxlarilyn XNyilCl6'!'Illill1, .lo Pownall, Katlleryn Paine. llc-tty Nvecteliincl. Jim Kallal, anal lxliss Kayser. Tlie stall llopes tllal, tllrougjll its ellorts. tllis ya-ar's Grufluale will lxelp eaell ol! its reacters to UFCITIOIIIIJPFU more viviclly tlle worli anmt play tliat lnacle up ttme setmol year ol IOSI-l032. First row: Sara ivliller. Barlmra Berger, Betty Xvemlelainll, Pat ljiualle. .ln ltnwnall, Blnry Slllllll. Seconcl row: lllllll Vvise, Kntlnleen Xvilmli, .lim Kallal, Sllirlvy tlulwr, Pluyllis Sim-ver. e192 First row: Denny Donnell, .lim Kallal, lo lxownall, lf:-rn Rt'flfllllg. S1'l'Ullfl row: lolrn loyre. nlnleolm lVlrAlister, Carol lxliller. Katllleen XN'iltli. Tlzirrl row: lxlr. Xvlu-at. Pat ljneatte. lfruee Donnelly. lxlarwin XfilllliS4'f'. fonrllz row: Rutlu Xvise. Slt'1!llill1lt Kelsey, .loyre S4llillllvl llH fgt'l', THE G. H. Tlne G. H. S. Times, our sclrool newspaper, was pulmlisllecl earl: two weelis cluring tlre sclrool year lmy tlre journalism Classes, uncler tlre Clirec- tion ol lVlr. Xvlneat. On Oetolmer I2 ancl I3 lxlr. Xvlreat ancl .lim Kallal representecl tlle Mlqirrlesu at tlle lllinois State Higll Srllool Press Conler- ence at Clrampaign. Steplranie Kelsey, eflitor, ancl Denny Donnell, associate eclitor, servecl tlle entire year. First se mester stall rnernlmers were Pat Paentte, leature erlitor: Kathleen Vvilcli, news eclitor: lxlaleolzn iXleAlister, .lim Kallal. .lolmn .loyee, antl Rlllll Vvise, sports stall. Reporters were .lo Pownall Carol lvliller, Bruce Donnelly, Fern Reclcling, anal Wlarvin Zalwniser. Stall lnemlmers lor tlre seeoncl semester in cluclecl Stan Smitlr, .lesse Hopliins, Don lvlaroon Clarence lwlarlcs. anrl Allmert lxlaurer, sports stall lxlarilyn Ayers ancl lxlarilyn Spies. lveature eclitors .luclitll Reynolcls, news eclitor. Ron Bourgeois Verl Traulv, lxlarilyn Rerlenlvo. Sandra Vvylie l.incla Nlartin. Sllirley Sugg, Bonnie Vviegancl Betty Pryor, Katlrryn llrerg, Paul Camplwell, anc lxlaxine Hunter were reporters. 44202 lfirsl row: nlarilyn .Nye-rs. Svroml row: Paul L'illllIWlYf'll, nlnrilyn Reclenlm. lxlaxine llunter. Stan Sllllllt. flnirrl row: .lutlitln R1-ynolcls, Ronalrl Bourgeois, plains, :Xllwert elaurer. ljllltflll row: Nlr. ylvln-at, Bill Vvillman, Clarenu lxlriI'liF. X t'Fl lfilllll. Not pirturecl: Bonnie Xviegmul. KilllITf'll llvf-rg, nlnrilyn Fpies. Hon Flaroon, Sanclrn Xvylie. ,A , 4 s 51 ..., fs vw is ,M ,A l l'irsl row: lvly ilnrsnn, Ann linux-r. X irginin N4-ills-ll. R4-in-un Rvynnlmls, flmrlullv Kullnl. ljncln ijnunluin. Svmrul row: Ninryluy Rmml. D:-nny llonnvll. Kirlry Rnsc, ixlrs. Huflil.-, Silifl4'f' limwn. lfclilll Dunn:-llv. V4-rl iiimuls, Rusvlnnry Xvillnunn, Nilflllil ixlnrgnn, liunnin- ixiefiny, llulsy illnlv. ljinm- Slllilll. Une ol tim rnosl nsvlul ami lmexwliriul organ- izulions in our SCll00l is lim iiixrnry stall. ixlrs. pruciciff, logvllwr willx in-r sixtcvn ussisiunl Ii- lmmrinns. inns mlonc rnurii to main- our srliooi lilmrury wlml ii is fofiay. Two-lnxncireci lim-0 new lxoolcs were pul inlo cirfulnlion cluring lin- pus! year. A new lilm slrip rnlmim-t nnci a lnagnzinv rzwli wvrq- two olller wvl- colnc- ucirlilions. Sonic ol llw nmnv mluiics ol' lin' ussislunl lilxrurinns nn- the clmrging nncl Sll9iYillLf ol lmolis, rr-ruling tile sin-lvcs, nncl processing lmolss. Typing vnrrls nncl lxooli povlwis is fiom- ily lim lypisf. ri-llc lilmrarians also liunclle lime rnngnzines. Ps-rlmps tile most inlporlnni jolm ol all is assisting thi- stuclc-nls in liincling goofi lmolis ami giving inlornmlion illJ0lll ilu-rn. lnnmlliy' l5.llllIIQ.ll'lIlt'Y. lilmrnrinn, axssisls funnie- Ninl ox nnsl lmn ljlnlxslull, lrvslnnm-n. ns lluvy linsl IWLQ lor llml nc-xt rm-lmrl. Q2l:n First row: Cimric Hendrix, Nan- cy ixiotzer, Bonnie Konnce. bteiissa Vvatson, Sue Combe. Seconrt row: Margaret Bouiiion, Katixieen Vviicii, Rulii Vvise. Diariiyn Spies, Katilryn iberg. ixiyrna Bruner. Virginia Yet- qioii, .ianc Vvilite, Robert Xvaiiivr, Patsy Tate. Ttlinl row: .loan Justi, Jerry Ciatiner. Arlen Parker, Piiyiiis xxyilillllliil. Betty Etixririe, James Pottiiast, ivtariiyn Wit- cierman. James Hincii, ifciitil Donn:-ity, ixiarjorie Yeiricii. Sara btiiir-r. Fourth row: ivtariiyn ifiam, Kay iiaram. Biii Hawkins, Tom ijinicstait, Wir. Brancit. BAND Ttlis year tile G.H.S. Band, uncier time direction of Professor Ciarice Brandt. boasted approximately sixty members. Officers eiected were Marjorie Yeicteii, president: Katiiieen Vviicii, vice-presictent: and Ruttl Vvise, secretary-treasurer. Rutii anci Katiiieen aiso acted as iibrarians. Again tbe band ciiose not to go to contest, but insteaci to maice a tour ot neighboring towns, wtiere it gave excbange concerts. Niany stuctents were entered in contests tbis year. Tiiere were eigbteen soioists. anci six ensembles-a Fri-ncti iiorn quartet, trumpet trio, ciarinet quartet, woodwinci trio, brass sextet, and trombone quartet. Norman Tayior, Ann Bauer, anci Larry Osborne, soioists, and ttie Frencii iiorn quartet won htirstu in time State contest. On October 14 a concert was given by tbe band and boys' ctlorus. Qu De- cember I6 tire Ctiristmas vesper concert was given. On January 27 and February IT French Horn Qriartclt: Clarinet Quartet: ixfiary Campbeii, Marjorie Powter, Ann Bauer, Katbieen Vviicii, Rutii Wise, Cinerie Hendrix Diane Smitb. Nancy Niotzer. - - 1 , 1'irs! row: lxlarie fries:-lu-, Q liar- lolle Kallal. Connie Slllilil, ililll Ciieselie. Semrul row: Dixie Arlen-ls. Kay Povvnall. Sliirley llulwr. llliyl- lis lxlellon. Diane Smillu. :Xnn Bauer, lxlarjuriv l'4uwler, Mary Fainplu-ll. Tluiril row: Norman Taylor. Da- vicl lfssenpreis, lial liaeaitv. ilarnlcl Paym-. Rnlwri Dunias. .'lnj,',a .A- Genrge lnving. Ruin-rl R4-na ll. lin X uns, lmlni liruill l ir ry flslmrnv. Ifnurlli row: :Xllvvrt Nlaun-r, Ralpli liarey. liuris lilllIt'S. lxlaryloy Renal. liarlvara ,inlin- stnn. Sleplianie Kvls:-v. lla- triria Roliinsnn, lialiy l'ranli. L1llilI'lf'S Carey. ,lm-sse fainp- In-Il. linux- ll-mm-llv. l,arry linllrgvuis, linli liallvr. lial rv. ljilviil SlliINxl4'n. liuli u iXallal. Rirllarml Nlullmllaml. Alvin VVilcl1-rnnan. BAN concerts were given lay time lmanci and lmtli Clioruses. Tin- Easter vesper convert was on April 6. Fifteen memluers attenclecl a festival at Hillsboro on December S, wlmere more tlian fifteen bands were represented. A music clinic anti lmanci festival was lield in Greenville on Felmruary 25. Three otlier sclmools-Litclwiielcl, Nokonlis, ancl Raymond-participatecl. lxir. Franlc Kreicler, lmncl clirector at Collinsville, was ,quest concluctor ol' tl1e evening. Time Band and Clioruses sponsored a concert. on lx lE'tl'Cll II, lay tlwe Southern illinois University Cliorus. Nlernlxers ol time Band and clloruses attencieci a concert lJytl1e Unitecl States Navy Band in St. Louis on April 27. Time spring music lestival on lxiay T was tlae last lmig event ol time year. Higll sellooi llancl stucients macle up tlie 'Apep Banciu wliieli playeni at all lmaslcetlnall games. Brass Sexfet: Vvoorlwinrl Trio: Pat Pacatte, Harold Payne, lxiarjorie Fowler, .lane Vvliite, Cliarlotte Kallal, Patsy Tate. Larry Osborne, Larry Bourgeois, Bill Hawlcins. 1' an .v?, ifwa 'ik :I .V i- X Y 5 i . . 0' Q R: VNS -'fm . X Xx wig? 'QF ik 'Q'-X. In 'E ' Q NY Z L n my , 1 I ik p wg 5? L KmA, Af EU -.Q LN 1 :L-- at J, xy - ,, -, It 35 kwa 4 f W 'f 5 wx Ang tx 'Q ' K X1 Q , 3 RR ,I ' f . G , 1 ,J ' -1 ,. 3 L L- E wibwwwfwmi 1 ,a M-ie 3 H' wr 5 Ax 'Y ' ' if ,W uw' fs? S4 ire 3 '4 if wi.. ll s E, as Wy g W. 5' ' ws., ax.. .J -ffl' Wifi! ' , we .-,J .X hx, 41 . in ,'LL k k M AQ. dw, j' I isvg Avy: L 1 xd 'Taj ., 4 if .Q B, X. x f i f X J Mi Ev f X1 ff' 'S+ 'X 'EM 2 9 'iw . 'L 17 M' ' N i 4l i J- fx -' ,wwx vfkb H N' w 4 I f- . ,O k if 3 xv :z s 5 ' WV W l A' il K E u 3 X,'?? Q v x I A lr K Q-45 V ??L Q Wk h. m9xQ 1 ' f vmz' , ,. - faififif , Xyyfw X6W' , Ki i if iii TT' V Q x I mi .5 ff 1 K K ,W nw ' 'Wim up-Qui, , 1 1 if is p i , 5 s E e i first row: ixlyrna lirunvr. ixlargan-I Bouillon. Nancy ixlarli, ls:-rguson. ixlarilyn lxlaplvs, Avant-ll Kinnvy. ,lumlitll Rvy- Sluirlvy flinm-, Laura lxl1'Kt'2lIl. luua- ixlalilv. Nanny flot- zvr. Nanny lXinilwrn, llarlvara Nlullmllanil, bplllllfl Flllllf l,Url'l'll1' lllflQ'y. lbllllil IQIIPPP, fNgHl'S trlp!'. Xvancla lirown. Nlary Vannpln-ll, Narnia lxlorgan, llalliu Sim:-r. lfarlsara PM-rg:-r, Bally ljryor, virginia lmnnnn. lilurm-nv ixlanning, Kliu- Ann lnyil. .lvalmcttc Staples, fi:-mlrlim-f l.ei4ln1-r. lxliss Sclwrvr. Vlqliircl row: Rulll Xvisa- filIl0lllIlillliSl,, Sanmlra Xvylin-. firm 1- llulansl. l.in1la l ounlain. loyu' SLlliIlll1'lllt'!'gl'l', Rulli GIRLS' Tlio Girls' Cliorus lias lnacl a seconcl successful yi-ar unclc-r tlle clirection ot bliss Vvilnla Sclwrer. its sixty-ont' nu-mlmers comprism- tlw largest vocal group in our music clvpartment. Ollicvrs lor tlu- yi-ar were- prvsiclvnt. Nancy ixlotzr-r: vireffpresiclvllt ancl roln- mistress, Laura Nlclieang ancl svcrfvtary-tre-asurer, June- Nlalmle. Lilmrarians were liarluara hllllll0llEll1Cl, Nancy ixlarti, Sllirlvy Cline, ancl Nilllliy' Kimlmro. Rutli Xvisv was tht- accompanist. C nolcls. Elisa Uooclson, Marianne Rilvy, Norma Grcvlc. Bonniv Vvf-iganrl. virginia fir-rics, virginia Y.-hh-Il. Funrilr row: l.e-nora Boyxl, Kay Brown, Carol Alla-n. ixlaxinv liunlr-r, Bs-lly .lone-s, 3lilI l't'llil Br:-wc-r, lxlaxinv Slllllll, .lvaniw Bergf-r, R4-gina Dressor, lxlary Slllllll. llarlvara lolinston, Bvtly Crm-lx, Pa! l'a1atlv. Annvlla lliunnu-r, Annpe-arl Kolllm-r. lfrlna Pruitt. Sara ixlillvr, Stvpluanii- Ki-lsvy, ixlary Ann lla-cligz-r, ixlarjoriv lfnwlcr, lure-tl.a .lonn-s. HORU Tile girls perlvornu-cl at many programs tlirougli- out tlw year. Among tlwm we-re Ilia Tllanlisgiving Assembly. tlu- Cliristmas ancl Felmruary vcsper concerts, tlle Felyruary meeting' ol P.T.A.. tluf Palm Sunday yesper concert, ancl tlu- Spring! Nlusic Festival in lxlay. A trip to St. l.ouis in April was one of tlme l1iQl1 points ol ilu- yvar. A inllcll-m-eil:-cl set ol' risers, tlur gilt of ilu- Baml ancl Clnorus patrons Association, was use-cl lor tlw lirsi time tlwis year. filRl,S' CXvl'l'Tl4---Anm-lla llannnwr. Sh-plmniv Kc-ls:-y, .lurli fillelfl frlfvl-l'Tl'4Nanll1y' Nllbllff. ixlariauuv Ralf-y, llal ljarntlz-. R4-ynolils, l.innla l'-ountain. .Xxanvll Kinnvv, llarllura Blul Nlary lianuplwll. l,nur.u lxl1'Kl'ilII, lm-annw lim-rgn-r, xlyrna luollanml. firau- llulanil, liarluara lolunslon. Rulli Xvisc lirunn-r. Kay llbroxxu. Rutli Xvisf-, auonnpanisl. auolnpanist. 'W as . I Z ' 1.4 A rf l 55 IQ, Q kv! W 1 J 51 W K -if I my I 'X-'Sh , -gg! sr' cwllfllilifll fjuvvn ,iunv ixiaiiic iwaid of Honor ixiariiyn Sness liscorl .iamvs Kaiiai Escort Cililfi6S Kc-rsrix BANDCf Tin' ifigiltil Annual Band Carnivai, sponsorect ixy time itanci ami Cilorus Patrons Association, was in-int on Friciay evoning, fjvloiqf-r 20. Concessions inciucivci tiw usuai minstrvi siiow, styiv siiow, for- tune- teiiing, iisim ponci, Cain- waiii. anti Country storm-. ixir. Simpson, as ixiiss Chorus. fre-ateci mucii ruriosity. biiilf' i1iQiI point oi lilo Pvc-ning was tile A RNIVAL Coronation oi' Queen June ixiililifa, ily Nancy Niotzer anti ixiarjoric- Yvitivii, presiric-nts oi' girls' cimrus and iuami. Wir. Pinkstafi pres:-nleci gifts from tin- Band ami Ciiorus Patrons to Juno, anti to ixiariiyn Suess. Niaici oi Honor. To .iunv iw also prvsenteci an orciiici, time annuai que-c-nis gift from time Bvcinareixs. mfm i, 3, yi fry' -A 6, sf ,uw L 1J,Q 1 ,X Z? ,gb . .R egg ' 5- E P 1 N V 4 -af . .g.,af K .R Q3- Q'M.f x 3 i ta' . i V ,Y .VX f -.F an vv IOR PL The Junior Play. iwen Are Like Street- cars, was presented on Novemher I5 and I6, with Mr. Johnson as director. Tile CHSt XVEIS HS foiiows: Maiidie .................. Pat Pacalte Julie . . . ..... Kathieen Wildi Joy . . . .... Harriet Neumann Jerry . . . .... Norman Taylor Alix . . . ..... Ruth Wise Chi ..... ..... VV ayne Pierce Lisheth .. .... Doreene Turley Ted ...................... Kirhy Rose Niargaret, the maid ....... Noma Vvhite Davy ............... Gibby Biiderhaci. Mrs. Aiien, Lisioeiifs mother ,....... ....................iviariiynbpies Nirs. Vvhite, Aiix's mother. .Ruhy Norris Mrs. Day. Juiieis mother. . .Lenora Boyd Sylvia, Niaudieys oider sister ........ .............. iViariiyn Wiidernlan Mrs. Niason, iViaudie's mother ....... Shirley Suggj ixflir, 5185011 ............ Deflny I30I1l'lf!ii Meri Are Like Streetcars was a piay which showed typical teen-agers in their iight for popuiarity. The theory in this drama was that men are iiice streetears: ii you miss one, thereis sure to he another along soon. The main character in the piay was iwiaudie, who at times wouid he a good subject for neck-wringing, hut at other times could he as iovaiaie as anyone. The main trouhie with iviaudie was her desire to run other 'peopie's affairs. This, coupled with her trying to iieep the admiration Oi her gang, ied her into deep trouhie. As a resuit her cousin, Joy, tooii aii iViaudie's hoyfriendsg and iViaudie's sister, Sylvia, aimost iost Jerry, the only hoy she ever loved. This same Niaudie caused hes father to iose his money. She made her giri friends, Juiie, Lisheth, and Aiix, mad at her. As a resuit the angry mothers oi aii three giris came to see iwiaudiee' mother. But, iinaiiy, the piay ended hap- pily for everyone. QPERETT The music department presenteci on Friciay, November 3, an operetta, VVorcis and Nlusicf' uncier time di- rection of Miss Nviima Scherer. Calamity tiireatens Barton Coi- iege, a smaii sciwooi for seiect young iaciies and gentlemen. Time coiiege. steepeci in traciition, more ciassicai than modern in tendency, annuaiiy presents an opcretta written by tile tread oi time dramatic department wimo, at time vitai moment, has tiie measies. Xfvimen President Fussivutton fsara ixfiiiierf announces time ciisaster, two of Barton's most sedate professors, Dean Longword iBruce Donnelly, and Dean Higiinote fNancy Mot- zerf, offer to coiiainorate on a simow. However, both discover that they arenst up to writing tiie Words anci music for a modern operetta. Each confides in his secretary, Dean Longworcl to John Warren fNor- man Taylor, and Dean Higiinote to iwiary Alien fpat Pacattef, who of- fers to imave a Hiriend in New York do tiwe woric. Frantic anxiety on the part of time deans is ciimaxeci in as- tonished uniaeiiei when tiie uiiotsy- totsyn opening chorus is heard. John and iViary are revealed as the true composers. President Fussbutton decides in favor of the production and Haiiis weiiiu 1312 FATHER TAKES A WIFE Directed hy Miss Berry The cast was as ioiiows: Mr. Bradiey Barlow, Tom Pinicstaiifg Rodney Barlow, Vvayne Pierce: Cathy Barlow, Maryioy Ronatg Mrs. Gertrude Dunne, Barbara Johnston: and Perry Dunne, Alvin Wiiderman. Mr. Barlow, a widower with two children, has decided to re-marry. Cathy and Rodney, sixteen and fourteen years oid, respectiveiy, who have gotten along without a mother in the past, decide to do aii they can to wreck their fatherls pians. When Mrs. Dunne, whom their father intends to marry, comes over they act iiice a coupie of un- trained hrats. Mr. Barlow, upon returning home. finds the house in an uproar. Mrs. Dunne threat- ens to break her engagement. Later, however. Perry, Mrs. Dunne's sixteen-year-oid son, to- gether with Cathy and Rodney, decide they want their parents to marry, and everything turns out happily. HEARTS AND FLGWERS Directed hy Mr. Simpson itis punicin' time in Punicinviiie and the ro- mance of Jessie, the hired giri fAvaneii Kinneyi, and Vviiiie Vvoric, the hired hoy fKiriJy Rosei, who never iives up to the expectations oi his name, iaiossoms along with that of the nohie God- frey Uess Darneiii, son of Mrs. Goodheart fhiyrna Bruneri, and the pretty new school-marm, True Hope fstephanie Keiseyi, adored hy aii the iittie cheruios she teaches. Happy in the iove of honest Godfrey, True is haunted with a hideous past in which she was an innocent victim of a designing and unscrupulous man, Biacicie Blackman QBilI Hawicinsi. Bitter, hitter woei Distress, dilemma, and dire destruction threatens our ioveiy heroine! Finaiiy True confesses aii, Godfrey forgives aii, and hiiss and rapture reign supreme,-Hearts and Fiowersi , ., K, V,...sw' r ....-..-.. . , W... WILBUR FACES LIFE Directed by Mrs. Mollet There comes a time in every hoy's life when he becomes a man. Vvilhur Maxwell fisarry Thaclcerf, at thirteen, determines to face life seri- ously, much to the chagrin of his sisters, Betty Lou fShirley Suggl and Connie fshirley Huheri, and his distraught parents fpat Pacatte and Bruce Donnellyl. The sparlc for this decision is lcindled hy Geraldine Devvitt flxloma Vvhitei, daughter oi' one of the townis line ladies fLinda lwiartini. The family pleas have no effect upon manly Vvilhur, now really enthusiastic about Geraldine-and lifel Then lvlr. Jones fDenny Donnelll, the lxlax- wells' guardian angel. drops in, takes Vvilhur in hand, turns the calendar forward twenty years, and pictures wile Geraldine, hushand Vvilhur, and mother-inflaw Devvitt. This horrihle revela- tion restores Xwilhlir to his normal sell' and upeacen reigns once more at the lwiaxwells. PYRAMUS AND THISBE Directed by Mrs. Bakr-r Pyramus and Thishe is a dramatization ar- ranged lrom Shalcespeareis A Nlidsummer Nightys Dream. The cast included: Quince, a carpenter, Al- hert lwiaurerz Snug, a ioiner, Clarence Niarlcs: Bottom, a weaver, Verl Trauh: Flute, a bellows- mender, Jim Ridingsg Snout. a tinker, Bill Will- mang and Starveling, a tailor, Don Maroon. The group ol six worlcers have he-en invited to put on a play helore the dulce and duchess on their wedding day. Since no scenery or props are to he used, some of the men talie these parts. The play is Ha most sad comedy and most cruel death of Pyramus and Thishef, The two lovers, Pyramus and Thishe. meet at Ninus' Tomi: to malce love to each other hy moonlight. 0ne night Thishe ar-- rives lirst and is chased hy a lion who tears olzi her mantle. Pyramus, arriving later and finding her lolood-covered mantle. helieves Thishe to he dead and lcills himself. Thishe, having now lost her Pyramus, stahs herself. First row: Barhara Johnston, Stephanie Kelsey, Sara Miller, Kay Brown. Second row: Norma Morgan, Evelyn Goodall, Barbara Berger, Mary Smith, Nancy Moizer. Third row: lvlyrna Bruner, Bill Hawlcins, Phyllis Siever. Fourth row: June Mahle, Don Maroon, Bill Bryant, Vcrl Trauh, Lewis Britton, Bruce Donnelly. SENIGR PLAY The class of 1952 presented the annual Senior play on Friday and Saturday. April 25 and 26. This yearys play. directed hy Mrs. Balcer, was Hour Miss Brooks , talcen from the well-lmown radio program oi the same name, The cast consisted oi the following: Miss Broolcs, Sara Miller: Miss Finch, Phyllis Sieverg the coach, Bruce Donnellyg the principal, Lewis Brittong Miss Audubon, Norma Nlorgang Jane, Stephanie Kelsey: Rhonda, Barbara Johnston, Ted, Bill Bryant: and Mrs. Allan, Nancy Motzer. The parts ol' the students were played hy Myrna Bruner, Evelyn Goodall, Barhara Berger, Mary Smith, June Mahle, Kay Brown, Verl Trauh, Bill Hawkins, and Don Maroon. Miss Brooks is suddenly forced to cast and direct the school play, despite the fact that she is already in trouble for having awarded Rhonda, the daughter of the school hoard president, only second place in the Best Theme contest. The blow falls just when she is congratulatng herself that she isn't putting on the school play, and that she won't have to battle with the coach for the use of the gym and for some of his athletes. Suddenly the difficult play-that requires a lot oi ho is thrust upon her. Despite Miss Broolcs' eagerness to avoid trouhle with the' ach a battle royaln develops. 44 34 JP its IVIariIyn Wiideriiian, Lewis Britton. Sara IVIiIIer, Bruce DonneIly. Stephanie Kelsey. Barbara Johnston. SPEECH ACTIVITIES This year more peopie than usuaI came out for speech activities and many are good prospects for G.I'I.S. in future speech contests. Because of the number wishing to compete in the District Speech Contests, a IocaI eIimination was heid February 20. Representatives chosen to compete in the District Contest at CoIIinsviIIe on March 8 were Sara IVIiIIer, originaI monoIogue. and comedy prose reading: IVIariIyn VViIderman, oratoricaI cIecIamation: Stephanie KeIsey, pIay reading: Lewis Britton, originaI orationg Barbara Johnston, extempore verse reading: and Bruce DonneIIy, radio speaking. Those who received a rating of First, second, or third in the district went to the sectionaI contest at Granite City on March 29. They were Sara IVIiIIer, IVIariIyn VViIderman, Lewis Britton, Barbara Johnston, and Bruce DonneIIy. GreenviIIe was awarded second place in the district contest at CoIIinsviIIe. SeveraI freshmen were entered in speech activities this year--CharIotte KaIIaI and Diane Smith in comedy reading, Patsy Tate in originai monologue and verse reading, Jane White in serious reading. Mrs. Baker, who had charge of all speech activities, and a numher of the IocaI cotitestants attended the state contest at Champaign on ApriI 19. 44353 F TURE HQMEM KER QF AMERICA ffm- oi lin- iurgvsi orgunizsxlions in our iligil SCil00i is lim firm-nviiiv Cimpivr oi' i:ulurv i40lll1'llliliif'I'S oi' .'xITN'fiC'il. sponsorvci imy ixiiss Doris Buiiy. fliliicc-rs for iilis your wc-rc: presifivni, Doroliiy Bzlullignriner: viziv-pr4'sifivnl, Hkll'fi9i Nelllllillilll svcri-iury, Dorm-iw Turivy: il'l'ilSlll'i'l', Joyce SCilillli'i'iIJPI'Q6'I'Z pnriimuvniurinn, Nyiu Poliimslg iliSi0l'iill1, Kaliwryn Pnim-1 rvporler, ixiarjorie firuen: rmrvniion ic-zlcivr. Niilriiyll SHFSSQ illlii Cif'Lfl'i'f'S Cililiflllilll. ixiil'l'iP Kil?Qy'. Alamy urliviiivs were pnrlifipalf-ci in during tin- year. Sonic oi iiwm were iiw uhioiin-rs Twin in Cfcitoiwr, zu Ciirisinms party in Dem-miner. il ixox sociui wiiii tiw i:.i:.A. in .innuurxg Hiluciciv Univ Nigiilu in Fcimrunrv, and time senior mriv in ixizw. . . . I . . An F.H.A. Rally ni piliciuwyviiie wus nite-mimi ily an iurge group. One cis-iegnie was si-nl ol tin' i:.H.A. Camp nt Bloomington. I -kk , i'irsl row: PM-liy igilfill, .ioysv iXuim. Niyrnzi Brunvr, Nanny Xiilfii. 504'0llri row: iylliulws flrupvr. ilullv isrnnix. ixizlrii- K1-nrinii. iii-rniciimf imiiini-r, Doris ion:-s. liYl'iyIl iinyrivn, i.ori-Hn loncf. Louise- i,u1iv, In-.mm-llv NIiII3i1'S. igI'Y4'l'iY 'I-IPUIIIIYSUII. Siliri:-y fiiinn-. ixiury .xllll ill'liigl'l'. Nxiilllflil RSYOXN Il. .XYil' in-ii KiIllll'X. ilqilirrl row: xiiw ijriliiy. Nivrim- Kill'gf', Iilllril Nl! Kl'4lll. Sin! il'y IIIIINT, Ui, Il NXVVYIIIU. Kily lgfUXXH. .xlHl'H'4lI'i KClilI1'Y'. Ruin' Xorris. .Xnn iiuui. isirsf row: Niaxwim' Sllliill. Nimr- jnriv firm-n. ijorm-mn' iiillrivy. Filnrun Xiiiivr. iinrrii-I NVII' mnnn. Niuriiyn Sui-ss. Dun-vin i.:-im, :Xgnvs l riln-. .lum- NIHIIIIU. ixiilXilll' iiunlvr. Dixiv IJIXVHHIS. S4-uuui row: Kulin-ryll i'uim-. iloroliiy iSiIlIllIQilFilll'l'. Niniwi Xvaiiiu-r. Doris Blows. linirfi row: 5ilirin-5' Pmmn. iiinyi- iis Fivvvr, ilnllim' Fivxvr. foll- nic' 4 iny. i'ouriil row: Nyiin Pullimsl. Nor- mal ixiurgnn, ,iuyiv S4Ililllil'i- in-rgvr, lmnmim- Xvniicvr. liiilir mu-: irmu in-un Yuniiurg. igviiy' XY4-iii-iiilni, Niiuriznllu- Riivy. SUFOYIII Y'f7tl'f BITS. XXVCLII, ixilyf' First row: ,llltiiiil Reynoicis, Jo i,tlXVl!ilii. Sz-comi row: ixinry Sinitin, i.aura ixir'Kr-an, Sara ixiiiier. Evelyn Xvernie, Uorotiry Baulngart- ner. Siririey Brown, Nirs. Vveimir, Carol iviiiier, Sililfllll ixiiiier. Nancy ixi0tlt'l', vir- ginia. Yeicieii, Suzanne Yiiow- 4-ii, Delia Peterson, Betty San- riiier. fiaroi Stanton, Rutix Xvise. Put ijacatte. ixiariiyn Nviimir-rnmn, Patricia Roimin- son. Doris Zinnnernran. Re- in-rra R:-ynoiris, ,lane VVirite, Patsy Tate, iifillil Pruitt, Bar- irnrn Fiutiroiianri, ixiaryioy Ronat. Diane Srnitir. First row: Siririey Ciine, Joyce Kllilll. isilrililfil Bi'fg?T, ixiilllfy Kirnirro, Niariiyn Eiam, .tune ixlililith Il l1t'Iiil lF1allllllt'l', ixiarjorie iiowier, Grace Hu' ianri. it-nnnette Mapies. Bar- irnra Joirnston. ixiargie Fiie. na Bruner, Dixie Actin-is, Ava- neii Kinney. Kay Pownaii, Doris Bimes, Patty Frank. Annpi-uri Koirier, Bonnie Koonre. Ann Bauer. .ieanne Berger, i.incia Fountain. Cimr- lotte Kaiicxi. Louise Lutie, Stcl pilnnie Kelsey. Doris Jones, ifiisai Conrison. Dolores Fru- eir. Fatiwrine Gnsser, Agnes Crips-. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSGCIATION The Girls' Atirietic Association imas had a very successiui year under time ciirec- tion oi ixirs. Vveimim. Oiiiicers for ti1e year were presicient, Myrna Bruner: vice- presicient, Kay Pownaii: secretary. Marilyn Vviiciermanz treasurer, Nancy Niotzer. Weekly meetings were ireid eacim Tuesciay at four oiciocic in tile gym. Foi- iowing siiort iausiness meetings various seasonai sports were participated in. Tirese inciucied archery, soccer, tumiaiing, iwasicetivaii, voiieyibaii, imowiing, inaciminton, and soitiaaii. A free-tirrow tournament was entereci by several oi time giris. Various social gatherings were ireid tirrougilout tire year. iniorrnai initiation of new members took piace September 18, foiioweci by a ciriii supper and a iorniai initiation tilat nigiit. A piayciay witil a iiiii-iyiiiy tileme was iieiri in-re Ot'toimer 20. Ten giris were cirosen to represent Greenville at a piayciay at Brownstown on Aprii ll. A Leap Year party tooic piace ixiarcii 2l. Two giris were cimosen to represent Greenville at the G.A.A. Summer Camp. Tirese were Delia Peterson and ixiargie Fiie. 44 37x J M A .A , 4 Q 4 V 2 E I ,1.' Q Q fi X x ' gl , uf ' 3,5 v, ,gk ES N, L ' Y 5 f' 'aff A -,nhl K, K9 295. f?:QKQ!M :sv '5 1, sam 4 .mf M- , .:,, 4 . x Q, Q .gf ' T M' '4-mi i 5 gum -' KRW. ' - mmf- u ,Q ww 'C xfxgrfg 555 Q f R I M' 'ik ' -K - Q? I' -. uf Kzn4nrwmofe X ' 9' X T V . 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Det Nlaroon started the halt rotting hy holding the home team, Pocahontas, to 2 runs white the Flyers collected 15. Ron Bourgeois won his first start of the season when Jack Lutz doubted home the winning run in the last inning. Det Maroon had no trouhle gaining his second victory over Mulberry Grove 6-l. Coach Shea started Tom McKean in the fourth game and Tommy received credit for an 8-0 shut-out as he held Cotteen to 2 hits in the 5 innings he pitched. Journeying to Highland, the Flyers did nothing right and were smothered 20-4. The team had no trouhte winning the tast two games over Cotteen and Ramsey. Det Maroon romped away with batting titte, getting 14 hits in 24 tries for a .583 average. Cousin Don was second with an even .500 in the hitting department. Jesse Hopkins ted in runs scored, crossing home plate ll times. Det had the best won-tost record ot the hurters with 3 wins and no tosses. Ronnie Bourgeois ted in strike-ours with 26. K42b Q. Baseball Schedule GHS. ... C1,ll.S. ... GHS. ... GHS. ... GHS. ... I I5 6 8 4 Pomlnuntas . . HigI1Ia1nrI . . . M..lI,.-my Grow Coll:-rn ..... HigI1Iam'I ... fv.I l.5. ... .... 20 Cnffevn ... G.H,S. .,...,. ,... I 2 Ramsey Fl , B ' A yers attmg verages If-ur V llIaycr No. Gm, AB R ll Avg. 5 Siam Smilli. 2Iw .... I 2 D4-I lxlnroon, p, SQ. r' ...., T 2-I 5 I4 .383 2 Dirk Hans, IIn ..,.. . .T -1 Don IXInr00n, p. r ..... 7 I8 0 0 .500 I Immy Loggins, rI ....... 6 ll Ron Bnllrgvois. P, II ..,.. 6 I6 5 .-I 38 3 .lnlln BilUlllgilfIl!f'f, . ..5 I .lim KQIIIHI, rl .......... 6 8 2 3 .375 4 BIII Bryanl, CI ....,. 3 2 Curl Bolmnnnn, rI ..... 7 22 6 8 .364 3 lxInIc0Ini 5IrAIisIvr, c ..2 .I .Ir-ssv Hopkins. 3Im. 1' .... T 25 II 0 .360 I CnrI Brown, 2l1 . . . . . .2 4 Charlie CII-lnenls. II, BIJ . .T 2I 3 T' .333 2 Tom Ix'IK'K?HII. p . . . . . I 5 Bill N1-xingvr. III ...... I0 5 3 .300 - -I .Intl-Q Luiz, II . ........ I4 5 I .286 'IIN-xln Tolnls .... 7 Pitchers, Recorols G NV l- l'rI. IP l I R BB Del lxIuroon . . .... I 5 0 1.000 20V5 I3 4 0 Tom lxlcKenn . , . . . I I 0 I.000 5 2 0 -I Ron Bourgeois . .3 2 I .00 204, 23 30 22 Dun IxInr0on .... I 0 0 .000 I 0 2 I Tomi .........,.,..... 7 6 1 ,snr I7 -42 so as IAB, AI Bai: R. Runs: H. HHS: Slrilee Oulsg HB, Hit Butler: VVP, XXVI XV. Wfring L, Lush IP, Innings I,IIl'l'1t' IQI PIRILI 24 I2 5 I2 ,I 2 I I 2I0 SO I7 3 20 0 40 2 QI: BB, Bases on Bulls: SQJ, ..2 6 I . . 0 . , . .20 .. -I . . . 3 8 0 2 5 0 I I 0 E T HB VVP 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 - 2 250 250 200 085 .000 .000 .000 .000 3,13 -irsl row: Imroy Loggins. KTIIHFIPS Clvnwnls. .lim Kiillal, Sec0n1I row: RonaIfI Bourgvuis, Don lvlnroon. Curt BoImn- farl Brown. Dirk Haus, .IOI1n Bnunlgurlnvr, Slain SIIIIIII. nun, DeII1vrI fXIur00n. BIII Bryant, BIII Nvvingvr, Jvssc Hnpkins. .lark l.nIz. Ixlr. S a43b First row: Eiimert Clements, Teririy Davis. Tom iVicKean. Second row: Larry Alderman, David Snowcien, LarryCBolur- ' - H - Y- M.. Larry fjsiaorne, Csene Stever, .Iesse Carnpideii, Kent ivierry, Dick ixiartin. gems, Roger Gum, Raymond Fox, Jim Dans, x or es, Maicoliii iVIcAiister, Roland Hubert, Joiinny Kuiln, NIL Nicfcartiwy. QUAD After a imaci start against Sorento the HBH squaci won over Panama 8 to 4. Larry Bourgeois hit a ilome run for time winners. To enci time sea- son, tile Flyers' Farm Ciuif' iost tiiree out-oil town games by one run. At Brownstown tide final score was 7-6. Johnny Kuhn and Larry Bourgeois eacil got 2 iwits as Sorento noseci out time reserves 5-4. Dickie Niartin went time route at Panama only to lose 4-3. Ted Davis coiiected three ilits. While time HBH team boys won only one bail- game this season, they were not playing' just to make a gooci record. For the most part they were playing to gain experience. Vvimen tiiese boys iiave to iliii the siioes of the men now on the varsity they siiouici be top-notch players. ..... S -s -asm.-. Go You, Flyers! l BASKETB LL The Greenville Flyers ol 1951-52 were a fighting team. What they laclced in height and experience they made up for with a Hnever-say- die type ol haslcethall. Coach Shea had only two letter winners hack from last years team, Don Maroon and Bill Bryant, hoth Seniors. Other starters were Don C-randa, .lesse Hopkins, and Del Maroon. Two reserves used heavily throughout the season were Bill Nevinger and .lim Kallal. The Flyers got olfl to a had start when they lost to Beecher City 48-43. ln the first home game of the year Vandalia finally won 46-38, alter the Flyers had lost three players via the foul route in the last quarter. Greenville hrolce into the win- ning column as Pocahontas was downed 43-34, Then there was a long period of seven games when nothing went right lor the team. Finally the Flyers came to life and Won on the home court over Carlyle 44-42. The main trouhle was the teamvs inahility to win on the road. But the fans supported them well and they won their last 4 out of 5 games at home. Alter heing heaten decisively hy Roxana, the Flyers heat their old rivals, the Highland Bull- dogs, 65-56. It was a night when everyone was hitting from everywhere, including the free throw line. The team connected lor 29 charity tosses that night. Traveling to Litchfield the Flyers set up tight stall and were winning up to the third quarter. Then they lost the hall several times, and Litch- field pulled ahead. They had to change their style of hall, and lost the game 43-41. This was one ol' several times that Coach Shea's hoys lost a hall game on nothing hut inexperience. lcontinuecl on next page, Q452 V First row: Clmarlie Ctr-nments. Carl Brown, .lim Kallal, Don Second row: Wir. Slmea. .lesse Hopkins. Bill Nevinger. Bill txlaroon. Don Ciramla. Stanley Snmitlm. Bryant, Dellmert lvlaroon, .larli l.utZ. Leroy Loggins, Gale Harris. BASKETBALL Time Flyers returned to ttme tmonme court and. usimmg ttme same style as ttmey did against Litctm- field, won over Hitlslmoro 45-38. playing a slow. delitmerale game. ttmey ttme Hilttoppers tlwrougtm ttme last ttmree quarters and emerged victorious tor tlmeir tirst Mid-State Conference win. tn ttme last tmome game ot ttme season ttme Flyers elced out a 60-50 victory over Pana. At Taylorville, ttme Flyers were tromped 68-39, lay time Mid-State Conference Ctmampions. Traveling to tiiglmland tor ttie last game on ttme regular sclmedule, Greenville lost a lwearttmrealcer 62-61 in an overtinme. As ttme Flyers led tay one point, wittm tour seconds remaining, a tout was called. Ttme tmorn sounded and Higtmland made ttme free tlmrow, lcnotting ttme score at 57 all. Time Flyers were outscored in time overtime period and lost lay one point. Q-162 After losing to ttme Bulldogs on a Friday nigtmt, ttme Flyers returned ttme tollowing Tuesday to trim Higtmland 50-46 in ttme tirst game ol ttme l.H.S.A. regional tournament. Trailing for ttmree quarters and six points down at ttme tneginning ot ttme tourttm, Greenville staged a 20-point rally to come up wittm time victory. Playing Carlyle in time semi-linals was a muclm ditterermt story, as ttme team never found ttme range and were dropped from ttme tourney 45-39. Time Cadets under Coactm Mccarttmy, tar out- stmone tlmeir elders, winning twelve and losing only nine. Ttmey were laeaten twice lay only one team, losing to Vandalia's Jr. Varsity 3l-24 and 40-34. After losing to Sorento 50-40, ttme Cadets came ttmrougtm Wittm a victory in ttme return game 38-35. Several ot ttme laoys wtmo played on ttmis team will undoubtedly be a tmig tmetp to time Flyers next year. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Yom ll-T lgl'l'l'llI'l' Cily You 30-ll Xlilllflilllil . . . . D1-my lJ0c'z1l1011Is1s Dov, I I-T Hillslroro . IDI-11. Im-H Slwllpyvillf- . Us-r. llgrl' SI. lilnm . . . ljvr. 2541- lxlvxirll. lxlo. . lun. -I-T Stillllllilll . . .l1111. 3-H Killvnicl . .. lun. N-l l l.ilcl1l'i1'lcl . . lun. Il-T Nnslwillm- . lem, IU-ll Cnrlylc' . .. lun. 23-H Roxmm .... lun. 20-II Llifjlllilllll .. lun. 30+T Sorvnlo . . . lj:-lm I-rl' xfilllililliil . . IQ-I1 'S-T l.ilc'l1livlcl . . ljvlv Nqll llillslmm . ljr-lm I3-H IJRIIIEI ... F1-lm. 20-H Sore-mio . . . lim-lm. 22-'li Tnylorwillf- . li-II. 20-T lliQl1l11ncl . . H l.5..X. lxlalr. -I lIiQl1l 111ml lxlur. 6 Cnrlvlv C1.II. 'IUURN1-X5 IINI VLYIQRS C'.1XI3If'l'S S. Opp. f1.l LS. Opp -IS 25 -I0 .ll 5 I 52 5' -IT -IT 28 -IN IT 'SO 00 -IT' -I0 I0 ol 23 33 il -Il IT 03 3-I 30 -I2 50 T2 -IU -Ii 'Sh SN 26 30 SI 33 00 I0 02 52 CI.lI.h. c1,,,,. . 30 -I0 . SO I5 'I I r 1111: Louis l.11111z111. Sh-plwrl lluilz-S, Dulv 506111141 r1111': Xvuylll' l,ic-nv, .lim Slvxvr. Dimlx III I ffy ISUKIFQPUIN, Illllllllf' Kllllll. !AlNX1'H IgllIH', KUIII XQHYIIIUINI Ifnx, c'lU'lIS lslllhlllllihl. lexlylllllllll XII NI 1rx', lflln-rl Lxln-1114-llls. .XII 1 XYil1l1-r111a111. flrin lxlsf fl lx ll, lum lyllllx lull ,li111 Xllllllg. Nlr, Nl I C4 DP I ilf ilu' 'JON A IEIHNJI. I fopkins .lolm Jovfe- Don Grande: Denwrt lxlnroou The f3lye1fs Bill Bryan! Coach Silva gives las!-minuiv inslrurfions. 1031-1Q52 I.:-rox' I mfffinw .lim Kullnl Corwin lxlrfwurllly will: lvflm-llw vlovle is F0617 hm... Y .-, . CH rl IZFONVYI Nc-vingfr-r C Imrlm C lK'Illl'Ilt4 Ink I.lltl ,, . -K V J J 0' M- fi Q W9 -5? T 45N if a w fa Mr. Balcer, Jim Kallal, Bill Hawlcins. Paul Campbell, Mr. Wheat, Lewis Britton. SPRING SPQRTS As spring roug around each year, three diffetirmt, hut equally interesting, sports talce the limelight at G.H.S.-golf, tennis, and traclc. Mr. Balcefs golf squad had two veterans haclc again from last year's team- Bill Hawkins, a Senior, and Jim Kallal, a Junior. This was the third consecutive year on the team lor both boys and they carried most of the load in the matches. Others rounding out the team were Steve Hoiles, Tom Pinlcstalif, Bolo Coolc, and Bob Rinlcer. After playing in several dual meets the boys were entered in the clistrict meet held at Belleville. The tennis squad had the strongest team ol' any ol' the spring sports. Mr. Wheat had all four letter-winners haclc from the '51 squad-Don lvlaroon, Lewis Britton, Wayne Wernle, and Paul Campbell, Seniors, and .lim Kallal, a Junior. Jesse Hopkins, also a Junior, who won four straight matches last season, helped to strengthen the squad. Gene Stever and Dale Mills also participated in tennis. The hoys had a rugged schedule again this year as they played against Belleville, Edwardsville, Roxana, Pana, and Collinsville. The district meet was held at Belleville. Coach Shea had about 25 boys out for traclc. The team was not as strong as it had been in past years because so many outstanding athletes graduated last spring. The few veterans haclc from last season included Leroy Loggins and Ron Bourgeois-shot put and discus, Stan Smith-low hurdles, Diclc Haas-440 yard dash, and Del Maroon-mile. Others out for traclc included Raymond Fox, Curtis Bohannon, Tommy McKean. .lim Young, Alvin Vvilderman, Johnny Joyce, Lowell Bone, Roland Hulbert, Jim Gieselce, Kent Merry, Bill Bryant, Carl Brown, Enloe Rench, and Teddy Davis. 4c51mm BOYS' INTRAMURALS For boys not playing on the varsity teams-there were intramural sports. The hoys played during the noon hour on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday of each weelc. Mr. lVlcCarthy was in charge of a very thorough intramural program which included loothall, softball. loaslcethall, and volleyball. Special medals were pre- sented to the winning teams in each of the sports. Also medals were given to the outstanding athlete in each sport. in the tall live softball teams were formed, the Freshman class having two teams. The Seniors soon proved that experience is the loest teachern as they won the championship easily with a perfect record ol' three wins and no losses. The Seniors had no trouhle at all winning the football championship. They ran up against trouhle in only one game-the tirst game ot the year against the sophomores. After a tierce struggle in which neither team scored the Seniors finally clicked on a pass play for a touchdown and then converted the extra point. The sophomores then caught one ot the Seniors hehind the line and scored a touchhaclc. Final score-Seniors 7, sophomores 2. After that the Seniors were more or less unchallenged and went on to win the championship with a record ol six wins, no losses, and no ties. The Juniors were second with a 3-2-I record, followed hy the sophomores and the Freshmen. in haslcetiaall there were two teams formed from each class. The Juniors had tall hard-driving hall cluhs and one ol? them was generally conceded to win. But, as playing progressed, it soon hecame evident that a Senior team would win. The second Senior team and the two Junior squads tied tor second place. Alter the regular schedule was completed, an All-Star team was chosen. The All-Stars were ahle to defeat the Champion Seniors twice in succession. in the spring the hoys played volleyball. Two teams were formed from each class. The two Senior teams and the two Junior teams formed the Senior league. The Freshman and Sophomore teams formed the Junior league. At the end of the season the winners in the respective leagues played each other lor the championship. 44 522 GIRLS'I TR MURALS Girts' intramurats tooti ptaee eyery Tuesftay anct Vtttlursctay, ttirougtiout ttle year, cturing ttie noon tlour. Various seasonat aetivities were enioyett try a targe majority ot' ttme girts. Ttie tirst major sport partieipatert in tast tatt was soccer. htyrna t5runer's team won top tionors, witti Jo Pownattls team tatcing seeonct ptaee. txtyrnats team was eomposect ot Diane Smitti, Rutmy Norris, Stwirtey Hutmer, Naney Kimtmro. Annetta Hammer, Virginia Geries, Patty Frantz. Ntyrna Bruner. Kay Pownatt, Rosie Vvitt- man, and txtatmte Vvattier. tiasttettmatt was ttle next important sport. Captains ot' ttme teams were Kay Pownatt, Betty ttreetc. tvtargie Fite, Nancy txtotzer, .tucty Reynotcts, Virginia Geries. Ctiartotte Kattat, anct t.incta Fountain. Ttme winning team was ttlat ot txtargie Fite. Atemtmers were txtargie Fite, Regina Dressor, ptyrna Bruner, Sara Ntitter. Betty tiarttm, anct Betty Nvectetcinct. Ptlyttis Ftetton was a sutmstitute. it-tlt' yotteytmatt season Came next, anct witti it an exeiting series ot' games. t5etty Vvectetxincts team won ttle etiampionstlip. Nemtxers ot ttiis team were tietty Xvectetiintt, K2ltt1l'y'Il ttrerg, txtancy txtotzer, txtaney Kimtrro, Dixie tfttwartts. txtar- jorie Uruen, anrt Pat Rotrinson. Rosie Nvittmants team was ttie runner-up. ,t4tl0H' were atso intramurat games in sottttmtt, tmactminton, ping pong, anct ?lI'CtN'I'y. tll tJilittl1tIlt0Il txttyrltil tgl'ltl1PI' illlit NilI1l'f' tx't0tZt'I' NYf'l't' Ct0lltJtf'S CtltlIlllJt0llS tor ttne seeonct sureessive year, wittn .tucty anct ttertxy Reynotcts ltne runners-up. txtargie trite was singtes Ctlampion in tmamtminton. tntramurat activities tlave tu-come very poputar at U.t't.S. txtore girts tnave partieipatect in ttle H0011-tl0llI' games ttlis year ttian ever tyettore. Nlltlll-tlilllf spec- tators eomprise a targe part ot' our stuctent tmocty. people 'vi ni! Q 5 S 1 . 5 V, F.. lnmliana Nah- lcaclwrs lniliana Shih- 'lim-mln-rs' JLZCl1lllIHSflflf1OlI 'is -4.aif -ale' Nr- Rolvffrl Wllvfll AM lxlr. Hugh Pinkstaff p flN'iPf'll h Supvrintvnclont l Uf Ii - Sfllmtl vitlwr l5.l'iml,. Sllllllll'I'll Illinois State ' ' ' Y A ' Normal llnixcrsily 1 Ullfgl' llvffl' llilllU'l Nl llnivcrsily ol' lniliana follt-gc llvrrv lluutcl lxlrs. Anna Nlac fiifselfe ixlrs. lwlaxinv Burla- Svcrvtury to Air. Xvllvut Svcrvlury to Air. Pinlastol-l fylur nm-w principal this ya-ar was hir. Roherl' this year. N1-xv landscaping has hcvn starlvcl. and Xvlwat. who also continuecl his worla as Journal- plans arc now unclvr way lor the reclecoration of ism instructor, sponsor ol' thc' Timvs. anfl coach our huilcling, anrl lor new lloors in the halls and ol' tvnnis, sew-ral classrooms. lxlr. Hugh lf. ljinlqstall, Suns-rintcnrlvnt ol thf- TIN- sew-n me-mixers ol' the hoarcl wcre again cil'f't'IlX'illf' schools, logcthc-r with the Boarcl oi licaclc-tl hy lxlr. C. R. Haas. prvsirlvnt, ancl lxlr. lfclucation. has continuf-cl to improve our school J. P. Snownlvn acts-cl as sm-crm-tary. lylll to right: hir. fi. R. llaas, Nlr. filmrls-s l, Xvatsnn. ixlr. Allan K4-ith, Nlr. llc-ny Nlnlnn, hir, Xvilliann Us-lxlnulin, Nlr, llugli l'inl4stall. fxlr, filillornl llchranli. hir. ,l. ll. Siumclmx. f3nc z1 lty Wir. L. Bake-r fwiss Baify an ,lor ,nomo eco 1x11,,,,,,,1,y,1, nomirs Classrm scrm ilu nnnua Ipnslf-rn lllinnis Sum- 'll-mln-rs' f'1ilIll0f'fO'Il0l30lll'! 0 I ucahon Collvgv 4:5 4572 Bliss Doris Baity Home 'Sl'0lNll7li1'S I. B.S.. LVIIINITSIIY uf mmm Nlr. Clarke Branch Huml. Hays' c'IlIll'llS gzrvvlnillv f'uH4'.'n' K l nivvrsily nl! fllslnlmllm Nlr. Curl Brock Agriulllrlrr' I. ll. IH Kvlulrm-4' fiullvgv HS.. l nlvm-rslly ul 'Hmm Nlrs. .lc-ssie Hula-r fwlllllllllllliftlHIIIIS IH, HV, ,X.H.. Ur4-n'ln'iIIm- fxolls-gv lxlrs. Ellene BIICICIC Social Sfiemfv, Ijlzruriun AB., Crm-mille College Flr. lrwin J. Graff Frvufln I, ll, Hoolelzevpillg I, ll ,'X.B.. Cre'e'm'ill0 College CIHYCHCC Johnson filwmisfry, Plrysifs, General 5K'ii'lIL'1' l5.S., Ure-1-'lxvillv Colle'-fe R L niw-rsily ol' lllinois lxliss Frances Kayser l.utin I, ll, Cumrnunimlions ll, Yeurlmole Aclvisvr .'X.l5,, Limlemumorl Collvgo lxlrs. Laura lxlollet IXIQPIIFII I, ll, Plane Geometry, Trigononlvfrv US.. Ure-envillm' College NLS., Llnivvrsily ol lllinois Ulr. Riclmrcl lvlccarfliy CYllllllllllllil'illi0IlS I, Anwrirun Hislnry, Assistant fouflx BS.. lxlillilaiu Lvnive-rsily Faculty Faculty members relax and enjoy a Ucokeu together, with lwrs. Grunor as hosiess. 44 58 D7 Air. Albert Payne and Fir. Ray Sfmnk, efficient Cusioriiruls of our Imileiing. Fuel i ziiy ixlr. Gordon pvterson fxllH'l'il'IIll Hisiory, Biology Ixllillllliblltll full:-gm' MS., NNY:-sh-rn illinois Sinh- fwnllvgl' Bliss Xvilma Srllcrer fiirix' fvimruw NIiN'ixIllI'l'ily QOHVQK' Mrs. Irnix WH-IJ, Giris' ,,IlVSil'tll lfaimulion l'nivs-rsiiy ni Ka-nhulxy ixlr. Ijillll SIHTI Hrivvrs' Viuruiuing, Buys' Pilysiml lillllflliillll, fwmulr of fxfIllL'filS - v. . 8.51. :xlllllklll l'nlvm-rsliy ljllivvrsily ni Illinois ixir. Ruin-rl Simpson Spvvfil fv0l'l'0l'li0II BMX., lfnslc-rn minnis Sinh- fnllm-gs' BITS. l:l'ilnCl'S NYOIIHQ Typing, Silflffhllllll, ffffirff Prullirv fir:-1-lmxillv L'.,ll.-g.- Don Maroon Jo Pownall Betty VVeclelcinct Bill Vvillman STUDENT GGVERNIVIENT Tile olilieers ot Clreenville Higla Scliool were electecl in tile same manner as our state olllzicersr-'petitions were circulated lay all candidates, and campaign speeches were given at an assembly of time student body. Voting was clone in liomerooms. Don Maroon was elected governor, Bill Vvillman lieutenant-governor, Jo Pownall secretary of state, and Betty Vvecielcinct state treasurer. The Legislature consists ol' one representative from eacli ot time twelve l1ome- rooms. Lieutenant-Governor Bill Vvillman presiclecl over tile meetings this year. ancl Mrs. lwlollet acted as adviser. The revision ol our point system was one ol tlie most important accomplisli- ments ot tlme legislature tliis year. First rum: Harriet Neumann, ,lane Vvllite. Sl0lJlll'l1 Huiles. ,lollnny Kulm, Seeorul row: l.loyrl Nvolcer, Izitllilfil fooper, Denny Donnell, llarolml Payne, .ln llownnll. Plwlltffl row: Betty Vveclelcincl, Bill xxyilllllilll, lxlyrna Bruner. Sylvia Nlorgan, Dun blarnnn, ivlrs. lxlullet. nw il X A I fl, .- V LQ, 1 Wei Ll ' ,xl .Q Qs Q P It X fl P K T 3 4 W x. 4 ' gf X Q xi X R .aw Ji. .wualii VI X, 1 2? 1..- , . z Q, 6. CI!-LJ ,ff ,X K v - 1 i H' 1 ' ML ,mamma . I .- , we 5 i 1 l l 6622 SE IORS .lol1n Antlmony Always rl Cui-up every rluy: IDIIIIVS quite active in F.F.A. lntramural Sports I. 4: Junior-Senior Deroration Conv mittee 3: Boys' Cliorus 3, 4: I-.l-.A. 3, 4: Mixed Cl1orus 4: Operetla 4. Carol Allen Size goes almui in ller quiet way: Always clepenflnllle in worlz or play. lntramural Sports I, 2. 3, 4: .lunior-Senior Foods Com! mittee 3: Girls' Clmrus 4. Mable AClC8TmHH Home Economics is in ller line: And as n lumlnler Mablels fine! Kirlcwood llVlissouril Higli Srliool I: lntramural Sports 2. 3, 4: Cllairman. Junior-Senior Foods Committee 3. Ronald Bourgeois Un ille pitclierls mourul you'll always Ron: ln looles llP'S a duplicate of luis lzroilier Don. Baseball I, 2. 3. 4: Baslcetlmall I, 2. 3: Traclc l, 2, 3, 4: lntramural Sports l. 2. 3. 4: F.F.A. I. 2. 3, 4: .lunior-Senior lnvitation Committee 3: Boys' Cllorus 4. Vice-President 4. Lewis Britton For Boys' Chorus lie diil play: He was also president of tlie F.F.A. F.F.A, l, 2, 3, 4, President 4: lntramural Sports l, 2. 3. 4: .lunior-Senior Waiter 2: Cliairman, ilunior- Senior Entertainment Committee 3: .lunior Play 3: Boys' Clnorus 3, 4: Higll G Club 3, 4: lvlixecl Clmorus 4: Tennis 3. 4: Operetta 4: lvlayor ol Home Room 4: Senior Play 4. Betty Barth Her senior year slie got two rings: Sine was also active in other things. Mullxerry Grove High Scliool I. 2: G.A.A. 1, 2: lunior-Senior Entertainment Committee 3: lntramural Sports 3, 4: F.H.A. 4. Dorotlly Baumgartner The F.H.A. cllose lier for their president: Slie goes out for atllletics to u great extent. l7.l'l.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, President 4: lntramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4: .lunior-Senior Waitress 2: G.A.A. 3. 4: Junior-Senior Foods Committee 3: Lilorary Staff 4. Bill Bryant As tlie Flyers' center lie was always tl1ere: ln cliorus or plays-you could nount on Bean Baslcetlaall l. 2, 3. 4: F.F.A. l, 2, 3. 4: lntramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Traclc 3: .lunior-Senior Foods Com- mittee 3: One-Act Play 3: Baselwall 4: Boys' Cllorus 4, President 4: Senior Play 4. SE IORS Iaflfiiilfil BQFQSF Hercfs u gui wiiil u Uierseyn dmuii: Siufs n very gooii SIIHIPIIQ, iiizeci ily ixinlnvvnim INew .ierseyi Higil Svilooi I: Ixliin Ciuil I: linrtimge iiXIissuuriI Higii Sciwoi 2: Olympian Lilemry Soriely 2: Spanish Ciuim 2: INIixecI CNIIONIS 2: Junior- Senior imitation fiommitlee 3: G.A.A, 1, 4: Giris' LXIIOFIIS 3, -I: cipereiln 4: Gruriunie SIHII 4: Senior Pins' -I Pall' Ci! Ill pileli Puui is very gomi ui ienllis: His opponents iinini-z ixim a manure. Inirumurui Sports I. 2. 3, -I: .Iuninr-Senior Vvniler 22 Ivennis 3: Boys fiimrus -I. Don Carter Xve uii fuii llilll Hrurrni-iopu: His ilecieiing iwiii never siop. I:,I:..'X. I. 2, 3, -I3 Inlmmurai Spgwrls I. 2: .Iunior-Senior liIlIt'I'IilIIlIll4'llI KTUIIIIIIIIIPG' I. Niargaret Bouiiion in file ziarinel section iviurgarvi ilas first rimir: This is tile tiiirci year limi sixe's imeen iilere. Uiris' fimrus I. 4: Bauni I, 2, 3, -I: Pep Banci I, 2. 'i, 4: Iwivric oi Home Room I: 'U.A.A. I, 2, I: inim- murni Spnrlw I. 2. 3. 4: .Iunior-Senior XA7niin-ss 2: Times Shari' I: .Iuniur-Senior I'Illl0rIuill1llellI Cmnlniilec' J: NIixa-mi fimrus -I, iwiarceiia Brewer Big ixrown eyes ami ruriy iluir: Always reruiy io mio iier silare. 1S0l'l'llIll Iiigii Sfimni I, 2: Serreinry ni' Cinss I: Cinss Rvpurier 2: fiiris' Iwimrus I, 2. 3, 1: Pizmisl 2. Cilaries Clements 'Ivan loimsunn is iris mmm, u ia ixir. Siren: In spuris iufs miepemiainiefin every muy. inlmmurui Sporls I. 2. 3, 4: Baseiwaii 2. 3. 4: Junior- 51-nior Imiiaiion LNOIIIIIIIIIPU 3: Basiwlimii 5, 4. BTIICP IJOIUICIIY A iiieeuirie riiup, u ciwery muy: H1-'ii proimimiy rio great linings some ziuy. iXIr1I'iu-rson iifnnszxsi .Iuninr Higix Srimoi I: Batavia iNew York, Higil Sfilooi 2: Junior-Senior IJe1'0mIi0n cw0llllIIIIIl'l I: Niayor oi Home Room 5: inirunlurai Sporis 3: Tracie 3: fine-Ad Piuys 1, 4: iviusii' Conlesi fl. 4: Spcerin Conte-si 3, 4: Boys' cNIl0l llS 3, 4: Oper- eliu -I: Pep Bnmi -1: Times Slnii -1: Senior Play 4. Kay Brown Simls gifivri wifi: u ioveiy vuife: Nursingfs tim profession ui imr rimice. I: Giris' ciil0I'US I. 2, I. 4: Hiiislmro Higix Svimui 2: I .ii.A. 2. 4: Ode-l 2. 4: .iunior-Senior Iinleriainmeni Cuininiih-e I: Inirumumi Sporis 3: ivieniin-r oi' I-:-gisiniure 3: Liivmry Sian 3: Times Stuff .i: iviixeci Cimrus I: Senior Piny 4. i If 44 632 in Q64w SENIGRS Sliirley Brown Lilirary service witli a smile: Sinirleyls pleasant all tire wllile. I .H.A. I, 2. 3. -I: Girls' filiorus I: Intramural Sports I, 2. 3, 4: .Iunior-Sr-nior Vvaitress 2: Iiilirary Stall 3, 4: .lunior-Senior ljoorls Committee 3: 3, 4: Cleric ol Home Room 4. MYTHH BFLIHPT An all-arounri popular lass: Nlyrnuvs presicient of our classl Carlyle liigli Srliool I. 2. 3: Xvifl'-ljl't'SI.lll'llt ot Class I: Sturlent Counril I, 2: lvlixecl Cliorus I. 2. 4: Junior- Senior Vvaitress 2: Bancl I. 2, 3, 4: Pep Band I, 2. 3, 4: Girls' Lill0l'llS I, 2. 3, 4, St-'rtion Leamlvr 4: Latin Clulm I, 2: pep Clulm I, 2: F.H.1X. 2. 4: Committee lor Drafting Constitution 3: Times Stall 3: Cliairman, ,Iunior-Senior Invitation Committee 3: Intramural Sports 3, 4: G.A.A. 3, 4. Presiclent 4: One-Amit Play 4: Uperetta 4: lxlemlier ol' Legislature -I: Ijrr-sirlent of Class. 4: Senior Play 4. Millodean Butler Sorta quiet, still lots of fun: Stays with a jot: until it's rione. Intramural Sports 2, 4: Junior-Senior imitation Com- mittee 3. Merle File Sir Xvalter Raleigll of toclay: His rar llelps mairlens on tlieir way. Baslcetlmall I: Intramural Sports 2, 3: Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 3: Tramli 3: I'4.I'..X. --I. Don Granda Tile girls soy l'l9'S cute: ls tllere any dispute? Sorento Higli Scliool I, 2. 3: Sergeant-ateirms of Class I: Baseball I. 2: Baslcetlmall l, 2. 3, 4: Vice-Presirlcnt ot Class 2: Circulation lxlanager ot Srliool Paper 2, 3: Yearlboolc Stall 3: Stucientu Stall 3. Dolores Cooper Darke comes from Beaver Creole: Only good of lxer we speale. F.H.A. I. 2, 3, 4: lvlemlaer ot' Legislature I: Cleric ot Home Room 2: Library Stall 2. 3: Junior-Senior Wziit- ress 2: Secretary-Treasurer ol Class 3: Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 3: Camival Queen Candidate 3: Intramural Sports 5. 4: Yire-Presiclent of Class 4. Janet Crowder A real little seamstress. we fan see ily liar clotlws: Sires so very neat from fuer lierzzl to lxer toes. intramural Sports I. 3, 4: Junior-Senior Vvaitrc-ss 2: Junior-Senior Foocls Committee 3. Regina Dressor Sires clone all riglit in izer Hscliool lifon: Slufll maize a young man a wonrlerful wife. F.H.A. 2, 3: Girls' Cliorus 2, 3, 4: Junior-Senior Entertainment Committee 3: Intramural Sports 4, SENIORS Ruth Ferguson You'll always Rultfs name on the ilonor roll: In anything stne'lf maize time goat. Cleric of Home Room 2: Junior-Senior Waitress 2: F,H.A. 3: Niemiyer of Legislature 3: Junior-Senior Foods Committee 3: Higil G Ciuia 3, 4: Girls' Ciloms 4: Intramural Sports 4. Virginia Geries Friendly and helpful all the while, Virginia with the pleasant smile. Girls' Cilorus l. 2, 3. 4: intramural Sports 2, 3. 4: Junior-Senior invitation Committee 3: G.A.A. 3, 4: Higil G Ciuir 3. 4. Hawicins His this your spelling. or W'ebster's? intramural Sports I. 2, 3, 4: Banci I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band I, 2. 3. 4: .iunior-Senior Waiter 2: Gnii Team 2. 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Boys, Cilorus 3: Track 3: Junior-Senior Entertainment Committee 3: Higil Ciuil 3, 4: One-Act Play 4, Senior Play 4, Betty Greet: Bc-ity's an atiniete, as we mn see: Because sine litres sports site's good in P. E. Newton Higii Srimoi I: F.H.A. l: Booneville fiviis- sourii High School 2: Pep Squad 2: Pilot Grove fiwissourii High Sciiooi 3: Girls' interscholastic Basket- imaii 3: Girls' Intersrimiastir' Soitiuaii 3: .tunior-Senior Decoration Committee 3: Girls' Chorus 4. ADH Haas Heres a giri we ienoiu will succeed: A worker, a helper, a real friend indeed. Grnyviiie Higii Sriiooi I. 2: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4. David Hensley piayert 'lpn Skillet in his iwmeroom skit: You can Count on him to do his lwit. Junior-Senior Entertainment Committee 3. iviary Ann Heciiger A charming, happy, little mite: Xytierever sine goes, SlI9,ll :to all right. Girls' Chorus I, 3, 4: F.H.A. I, 2. 3, 4, Reporter 3: Junior-Senior Vvaitress 2: Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 3. Niaxine Hunter stuffs a waitress at Breitiels Cafe: Sizes also a member of F.H.A. F,H.A. 2, 3, 4: Junior-Senior Foods Committee 3: One-Act Plays 4: Girls' Ciiorus 4. K659 ,., of if ff 1669 E IORS Ermat .Iotinston Erma! talzes part in our F.F.A.: On the HAH Star Team he rtirt play, I3asIcr-tIuaII I: Base-IJaII I: IT.F.A. 2. 3. 4: Intramurat Sports 3, 4. Barbara Jotlnston Site ftirts with the boys on the tzasieettmlt team: ln verse reading size is supreme. Band I, 2. 3. 4: Pep Band I. 2. 3, 4: Clerk ot Home Room I: Litxrary Statt' I. 2: Vice-President ot Class 2: Spcecti Contest 2. 3, 4: G.A.A, 2, 3, 4: One-Act Plays 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Times Statt 3: .Iunior-Senior Decoration Committee 3: Intramural Sports 3: Girls' Ctiorus 4: Operetta 4: Senior Play 4. Stephanie Ketsey In time mrimesu office she matzes timings IIUYIIC Sine is also clever ut playing tile ctrum. U.A.A. I, 2. 3. 4: Speech Contest I. 2, 3. 4: Bancl I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band I. 2. 3, 4: .Iunior-Senior Waitress 2: One-Act Plays 2. 4: ,Iunior Play 3: Chairman Iunior-Senior Decoration Committee 3: Times Feature Editor 3, Ertitor 4: Intramural Sports 3. 4: Girls' Cliorus 4: Senior Play 4. Richard I..eI1n His nicIename's Beaver, you recatt: His pretty brown eyes were uctmired txy all. I:.F.A. I, 2. 3. 4: Junior-Senior Invitation Commit- tee 3. Jack Lutz Wtiere tilere is lack IIIPF9 is uIso Shirley: Vxfe prertict ttmt tt1ey'tt marry early. Basetaall l, 2, 3, 4: TrarIc I. 2. 3. 4: I3asIcetImaII 2, 3. 4: .Iunior-Senior Invitation Committee 3. Nancy Kimtaro Sire is marie of sugar unit spice' Xvrfre att waiting to throw ,wr rice. G.A.A. I, 2, 3: Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cliorus I. 4, 'Irio 4, Iaitnrarian 4: I.iI1rary Staff 2: .Iunior-Senior Ilvaitress 2: Times Statt 3: .Iunior Play 3: twtayor ot Home Room 3: Junior-Senior Entertain- ment Committee 3: Graduate Assistant Business Man- ager 3, Editor 4: Ntixeit Ctmrus 4. JLIIIE' Mable Gay anrt charming, never twtuel SIIEIS our queen in '52, Intramural Sports I. 2, 3, 4: I. 2, 3, 4: I, 2. 3, 4: Girls' Cliorus I, 2. 3, 4. Octet 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4: One-Act Play I: IVIemI'mr ot Legislature I. 4: ,Iunior-Senior Waitress 2: .Iunior-Senior Decora- tion Committee 3: Secretary-Treasurer ot Class 4: Carnival Queen 4: Operetta 4: Senior Play 4. Paut Lutz Paul is iiamtsome, tatt, ami rtarie: In mathematics ire makes o iligii marie. Intramurat Sports I, 2, 3, 4: .Iunior-Senior Entertain- ment Committee 3. SENIOR Iwlarilyn Iwlaples Une of the quietesi girls in the Senior Class: Sine lilzes to rlruu' and pointgtllis lussl Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3. 4: Junior-Senior Waitress 2: Intromural Sports 2. 3, 4: JuniorASenior Foods Coin- mittve 3: Lilvrary Stall 3. Clarence lvlaflCS He clerics at O'Neal's ami lilzos luis larlzs: He's always full of lrriglit re-Ivlarlzs. Intramural Sports I. 2. 3, 4: Baslcethall 2: Junior- Svnior Foocls Committee 3: One-Act Plays 4: Boys' Chorus -tc Nlixz-fl Chorus 4. Don Nlaroon Don rnlecl os governor of G.H.S. state: :is guarrl for the Flyers lie was greatl Basin-tlmoll I. 2. 3. 4: Base-:hall I. 2. 3, 4: Traci: I: Intramural Sports I, Q, 3, 4: Tennis '2, 3, 4: Nlemher ol Legislature 3: lxiayor ol Home Room 4: One-Act Play 4: Governor 4: Group Chairman Distrirt Student Council Nleeting 4: Times Stall 4: Senior play 4. Lincla Ixflartin Busy us u little lzee. junior, Senior, oml ll0llS9ltYlf0 is slie. I:.H.A. I. 2: G.A.A. I. 2: Intramural Sports 1. 2: Girls' Chorus 2: one-Art plays 2, 3: Times Stall- 3: Cleric ol Home Room 3: Cornival Queen Ca-uuliclatc 3. Carol ixliller Now llere's a girl who really rated'- 1I partner in Carol anrl Carrol, Incorporated. Intramural Sports 3: .Iunior-Senior Entertainment Com- mittee 3: I'I.H.A. 4: G.A.A. 4: Times Stall 4. Alhert Ixflaurer He was ilie lmss ficlzller ol the hour: Scienlist-Scholar-Allmert Maizrer. Ijlmrnry Stall I: Intramural Sports I, 2, 3. 4: Mayor ol Home Room 2: .Iunior-Senior Vvaiter 2: Junior- Senior Entertainment Committee 3: .lunior Play 3: Bancl 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 3, 4: High HG Club 3, 4: One-Art Plays 3, 4: Times Stall 4. Tom Nliller Torn mme to Greenville his senior year: 3Ve're mighty glacl to have llim llere. Sorento High School I, 2, 3: Baselwall I: Basketball I, 2: Class Play I, 2: Sergeant-at-Arms ol Class I. 3. Sara Nliller Hnir of rerl, eyes of lzlue, A lmrilliant scholar, tllrougll and tlirougli. Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Junior-Senior Wziitre-ss 2: G.A,rX. 2, 3, 4: Banrl 2, 3, 4: One-Act Play 3: .Iunior Play 3: Speech Contest 3. 4: Junior-Senior Ifntortninmont Committee 3: High G Club 3, 4: Pip Bancl 4: Operetta 4: Grorluuie Stall 4: Senior Pm' 4. e673 KBS? SENIORS Norma: iVIorga:: Sim sils 1::::I vllrizrnicivrs ::igI:l r:mI lilly: XVII:-:: sim is::'l ririning I:er Ciwvroiel. Giris' fiwrus I, 4: .I::::i::r-Sn-::inr Vvnilrvss 1: l'fll,.'X 2: fjrw-All Ijiuy 2: G.A.A. 2. I. vi: :IllIlIUf'SL'I1I0l' IDPKOITIIIOII C0::::::iIlv:- I: I,iI:r::ry SI::II 3. -I: S1-niur may 4. Ixiancy Ixiotzer :I Hliflllij' iirw girl will: 1: I:04:::liI::I voivvi Xvrfrv :III I:01:i::g sIw'II IW lI:v Hixivfsn ciloiio, fiiris' CI:0rus I, 1. I. 4. Svxivl I, Suinisl 2. Ijilvl I. I rvsiLIf'nI 4: Ifami I. 2. I. 4, IllSIl'lllllL'llI2lI I'f::s:':::I:I:- I: Pep Bnnmi I, I, ll: Intrz::::umI Spnrls I, 2. S, -I: v0m'z:I Conte-sf. Dislriil I. 2, I. Slash' I, -I: G,.'X.A, 2. I, 4, Dvivgnh- lo fxzunp 3, ,I-l't'ilSllf0l VI: Iuniur- Senior E::IerIz:i:::::v::l C0::::::iIIm- I: ,Iuninr I,Iny I1 IxIix4-QI QIIIUFUS I. -I: fjpvrvihx -I: Svninr I,Iz:y I. Lilllfil INICKCHII 'I'I:is girl cm: rvuily sing: Sims nvul uvui rulv in vlvvrylilillgi l-,I I.A. I. 2. 3,'1gC1,A,.'X. I. 2. 5. :Ig Inlrz::::ur::I bporls I. 2. I, I: fiirisl fiirorus I, 2. I, -I. Scxiel 2. full:-I I, VI. suis: foul:-sl 2. I, -I. Sc-dim: I'Ir-:NI 4. Yi1'v-Ilrc'si- :Ivnl -I: 0::c'-.'X1'I I7I::ys I. 2: .Illl1IUl Sf'l1Illl' Xyzuilrvss 2: Iullior-Svrlior I':::lerIni:::::s'::I KWUIIIIIIIIIPK' I: Swing Ignmi S::I::isl I: IXIix1-:I fI:oms -I: fIvrIi UI Iiumi- R::4:::: -I: fjpvrelin -I. Don Potts Hcvs lI:v Illlllillg mul: will: :Ire :::igI:ly yu::'::: XVQJIII surviy miss Irim u'I:P:: Iwis qmw. Roos:-u'Il isl. I,0uis. IXIu.I I'IigI: Sciluui I. Ll. I: Inlru- :::urz:I Spurls l, 2. I. l: Bowiirmg-JK. B. .I. fi. CIUI: 2. I: ,IllIlIOI Sl'HIlYI' I'.::lr'rl::i:::::e-:rl QIUIIIIIIIIIPQ' I: Boys' fimrus fl. Dextw Rupp:- All lI:i::qs uri' ufirvvien lo Illlllfw Holi: in rinss mul in :Im gym. IIz:sIwlI:a:II ixIz:::z:ge-r I, 2: hI'r:u'Ic IxIz:::::gm-r I, 2. I: I::lr2::::::mI Spnrls I. l. 3. -I: lifm-lmll IXIEIIIEIHPI' 2. I: Iu::ic:r-Sv::ior Imilnlinr: KIIIIIIIIIIIIUL' I: Buys' fimrus -I. Kaliwryn Pain:- Har l'IIl'I'l'y' Sllllll' IIIIII-IOS OIVUFYOIII' QIUIII I'or liw Uclllllillllii' I sim swirl :::u:'v limi: :uw Muzi. w , . ' . v 1 V - CIJXA, l: .llllllllf-SPIIIUF Xfxnilrc-ss 2: f:irIs Iimrus 2, 3: .IIIIIIUF-50I1I1ll' Ijl'f'0l'ilIIIlIl CIOIIIHIIIIUI' 3: 3, II: IYHSIUYIZIII I: IIigI: CIUI: I, -I: firrllilmlv 5IuII :I. Jo POXVHHII il: MIS ' . 0 wus vsl CIIIZPH ni our riuss: This prolly, sluvvl, izllriwlim' Iass. Se-rrs-lnry-Ir:-a:s::rc-r :ri Cinss I. 2: fwivric UI I'Io:::v Room: I. 2: Inlm:::ura:I Spurls I. 2. I. -I: ,Ilminr-Se-::i::r Xvuii- rvss 2: IIAJX. 2, 3, -I. D4-Ivga-:lv lu Cznnp 2, Ijre-sicIc'::l I: Cnrnixai KEIICUII Ca::cIicIale- 2. sl: .IIIIIIUF-SPIIIIII' IjC'l'0f2lIIUll fo::::::illr'z- I: IIigI: HGH fII::I: 5. -I: VIIIIIIPS SINII -I: CIVIHIIIKIIC' Svninr I':rIiI::r AI: NIPIIIIYPI' UI I,:':.Zis- Inlurc' '11 Svcrs'ii::'y OI' Slnlm- -I. Fern R1-dcIi::g' A Iilliv girl. CIUKIII ami ::w:l, Xvili: 4: pr:-:lly smiiv lI:al':: :wry swzwl. gorvnlo Higir S4I:of:I I. 2. 3: GirIs' Cimrus I, 2. I: Iunior I Iz:y I, I: ,Iunior I5::::q::4-l Vvniln-ss I, 2: Ifrvnci: CI1:I: 2: Sm-rrc-Inry-'Iirv::s::.'--r UI fwiuss I: Om-- Ari Pinys I: Yc::rI:ooI: SIUII I: ,l'illl1'S SIHII -I. SENIOR IXIariIyn Redenlno Ixlarilyn llus always mufle slraiglrl A's, xxlllffll. goes Ia sllow Ilia! liarrl worlc pays. .Iuniur-Senior I7omIs LYOIIIIIIIIIPP 3: I'IigI1 G CIUII I, lg full? AVI Illny -I: Tirnes Skill 4, .IUCIIII1 ReynoIcIs Hlrulyv' is a sweet cansirlerale lass: SIIP sfancls at Ilre very lop of Izer class. XYnIIunviIIo Community HigI1 SrIlooI I: Ye-arIJaoIc Stall I: InIrnmurnI Sports 2. 3, fl: One'Art Plays 2, 3. 4: .Iunior-Senior Derumtion KIUIIIIIIIIIP1' 3: U.,-XA. -I: Times SIHII -4: fj'lt'l 1'IIil -I: I'IigIx HGH CIUI1 -I: fIirIs' Clmrus -1. DnIe Smith .Il selling curils for Ilia senior Irip: Tlwre was llarrlly a IIOIISP Ilia! Iw clicl slain, I .I'4..'X. I. 2. 5. el: IntrnmuruI Spnrls I: .Iuninr-Ss-nior I7umI4 c'lYIlllllIIIl'l' I: flpf-n'IIal 1: Bays' fInorus FI: IXIlMwI QIIUTIIS -I. IXIarianne Rih-y Tall ancl Slilnfvery wily: lllllyllllly mul Ialleingfllnws Iwarianne Riley. . w I x fu..X,xX, I: InIrnmurnI Spurls I, 2. -I: fvirIs C Imrus I, I. flvivi bl: 2, -1: .Iuninr-Srniur I':nh-rlnimm-nl CullnniIIvr' I: IXIIXI-QI Clmrus -I. JOYFC SCIIFIIIINCIIIQFQPY Smiling illraugli Ille llflll wen! slie: Fallawecl by lier vlllilllflll Dierleee. I:.I I, 2, I, -I: InImmurzxI SpQrIs I, 2: .Iunior-Senior Ifamls Cmniniiive 3: Times Stall 4: GirIs' Chorus -I. XIBTI Trilllll Helpful la eiveryone-esperially a girl: Allllelic ancl frienrlly, IlIlllvS our Vi-'rll InImlnumI Sporls I, 2, 3. -1: .Iuninr Play 3: .Iuniar- Svnior Dvrarnliml ci0l1IlIIIIIPl' 3: cjllf'-Al'I pIny -IZ I.iImrury Stull 4: Times Stull 1: Senior IJIny 4. PI1yIIis Siever Our little lzloncl will: rlarle Izrawn eyes, 5lm's our Graclnale lypisf, wlxovs really a prize. UirIs' flwrus I: I:.I'I.A. l. 2. 3, I, Tri-usun-r 3: Iuniur-Senior Xvuilrvss 27: .Iunior-Senior Ileroriitinn Cmmnillec 3: One-ACI I,Izuy 3: Crmluale SIHII -I, Sm-nior I'Iay 4. IYIary Smith Slufs a. fuiilzful nslier ai Ille Bowl: Anil of typing slle is quile forul. U..'X.:X. I, 2. 3, 4: GirIs' Clmrus I, fI, -1: .Iuninr-Senior Iiumls QIOIIIIIIIIIPFE 2: I:.I'I.A. 2: f,,Ill Al'I Play 3: .Iunior-Si-niar InviIafion Camnlillve 3: I,iIrrury Skull 5: Urailrlalv Stall -lg Senior Play 4. ad ir ,. ,H x gi. KSQQ A , 4 44702 SE IOR Detta VI-IIOITI PSOII Tllis frivnrlly girl mlm ritlvs tIm Ims: XVIII long Ire rememtwrerl Ily ull of us. U.A.A. 2, 3. 4: ,Iunior-Senior Foocts fonnnittou 3. Jeannine Vvallcer Iermnine is Iilce 0 sunny clay: In intrunxumls slm Ltict ploy. F.I'I.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports l, 2. 3, 4: Iunior- Senior Invitation Committee 3. Vvayne Vvernte Always Imusy on Ille IQUFIIII For Iiim it seems to Imrm a clmrm. I7,I7.A. I, 2. 3, 4: Intramumt Sports I. 2, 3. 4: Junior- Senior Xvaitr-r 2: .Iunior-Senior Iintortainnn-nt Conn- nlittee 3. Betty Vvectelcind Helly is popular mul lots of fun: For G.H.S. slxe Immtleft tlw Hman . Intramural Sports I. 2, 3. 4: I:.I'I.A. 2, 3, 4. Soir:-tnrv 3: .Iunior-Senior Vvaitress 2: Carnival Queen Czxnmli- clate 4: Cleft: ut Home Room 3: .Iunior-Senior Invita- tion Committee 3: Times Stott- 3: Vive-Presictent OI' Class 3: Cmcluute Stott 4: State Treasurer 4. EVCIYII Wernte Cooctatt one :toy slm left our Iiall. Vxlent to lJ0l'f1ll0IlI1lS, mul Irefnnle Iwrs. Gooftrill. I:.I'I.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports I, 2. 3, I: Girls' Ctlorus I, 2. 3: .luniorfsenior Vvaitress 2: .Iunior-Senior Deforzltion C30IlllllIIIt't' 3: fjne-Art Play 3: CI4-rI: UI Home Room 4: Senior Iylay 4. tVIarvin Zatmiser In Ijrenvln I Im was our Uprow: H0 sung in tlm Boys' fwlworus also. Souttl Hills Itjennsytvnninl I'IigI1 Srtloot I, 2. 3: Cloc- CIuIn I. 2: Ctloirffxx I. 2: Qllzarlc-I I, 2: Gym CIUI1 I, 2, 3: Ilonm Room Iixvcutive C30IlllIlIIIP!' I, 2: Intru- nuumt Sports I. 2, I, 4: Uperettu I, 2, -I: Tinms Stull 4, Rosie Vvittman Elertecl Clmerlecnler for two struiglll years, XVe'oe rmoer seen Ixer slxeclrting tears. I. 2. 3, -I, Sentinel 3: b10lllIJ4'l ot Imgislitel-ro I, 2: Iunior-Senior Invitation Connnittee 3: Tinms Stall 3: Carnival Queen Cnnclirlate 3: I.iIJrary Stntt 3, 4: Ctmevrtc-ruler 3. 4. Marjorie Ye-IcIeII Slm llelpefl ectit tlle Grurluute of '52: In tlie operettu slle ctuncerl us u HIIOOKIOOH. f,r,A.A, I, 2, 3. 4. Reporter l: I3ancI l. 2. 3. 4, I'ep Banft I, 2. 3, 4, Contest Soloist 2. 3. 4. Ijrvsictent 4: One-Act Play 3: ,Iunior-Senior Vvnitress 2: Swing If3anfI 3: ,Iunior-Senior Decoration Conunittee 3: Intro- mural Sports 3: Grurluute Layout Ifftitor 3, Ifctitor 4: Operettn 4: Ntuyor ot Home Room -I: Girls' Cllorus 4. Nc-Ida Thompson QNQ Pidurej Iunior-Senior Vvaitross 2: U.A.A. 2 ,3: .Iunior-Senior I:oorIs Connnittev 3: Iinst Ivtulinc I'IigIl Srllool 4 ttirst SL'lllPSIPl'I. JO Pownall V Lewis Britton Recipient Recipient of D.A.R. of S.A.R. Award Award IQ:-2st Qitizems Jo Pownall and Lewis Britton, choices of the seniors and faculty for Best Citizens ot G.H.S. tor 1952, were given the D.A.R. and S.A.R. awards. Both have been high honor students in high school and are members of the High G Club. Jo's extra-curricular activities include president of G.A.A.. CU letter winner, Times and Grad- uate statts. twice a candidate for Band Carnival Qiieen, Secretary-Treasurer ot her class for two years, member of the Legislature, and Secretary of State in her Senior year. Lewis has been most active in F.F.A. and served as president of that organization this year. He was in both the Junior and Senior plays, in speech activities, and boys' chorus. He has been a member ot the varsity tennis team for the past two years, and won a letter in tennis his Junior year. CLASS ACTIVITIES The Senior Class officers were Myrna Bruner, president: Dolores Cooper, vice-president: and June Ivtahle. secretary-treasurer. Sponsors were Mr. Graff, Mrs. Mollet, and Mrs. Young. The queen candidates for the Band Carnival this year were June Mahle, Betty Vvedelcind, and .Io Pownall. June was voted Band Carnival Queen of 1951-1952. Mrs. Youngs homeroom sponsored a skating party tirst semester. Myrna Bruner, class president, presented the scoreboard fthe result of the magazine sales, to Mr. Haas, president of the board of education- at the first home game, with Vandalia, on No- vember 30. The Seniors nominated for the best citizen e719 award were Sara Miller, .Io Pownall, Betty Vvede- lcincl, Don Maroon, Albert Maurer, Bill Bryant, and Lewis Britton. .Io and Lewis were chosen from this group. The Seniors voted to talce a trip at the end of the year. To raise money they had balcery sales, and on Marcli 24 the Senior boys played a base lcetball game against the men of the faculty. On April 25 and 26 the seniors presented their play, uOur Miss Broolcsn, under the direction ot' Mrs. Batter. The climax to four years' activities was the two-day trip to St. Louis, Nlay 22 and 23, when sixty-seven members of the class enjoyed their stay at the .Ietterson Hotel, tours of the city, the ball game, and-that last class picnicl M1410 L The Juniors elected Gilbert Biicieribacit, pres- itientg Doreene Turiey, vice-presicientg and Har- riet iweumann, secretary-treasurer. Ciass sponsors were ixfiiss Baity, Wir. Baker, and ixfirs. Bucicie. At time first class meeting Katiiryn iimerg, Linda Niar- tin, and Harriet ixteumann were eiecteci Banci Carnival Queen Candidates. iyiiss Baity's iromeroom won tile magazine cirive contest, and on NIIEITCII 14 attended the ice Capacies at time Arena in St. Louis. A major production, Hyien Are Like Street- OFFICERS Giivby Biiderinack President Harriet NEIIUIHIIH Secretary-Treasurer Doreene Turley Vice-President Glass carsf' was presented by the class on Noveminer I5 and 16. Wir. .IOIIIISOII was director. Time Juniors broke tradition this year anci voted to take a Senior trip instead of giving a Junior-Senior Banquet. To make money time ciass had concessions at games, ileici bakery sales, and sponsored a dance after tire Roxana Ioasicetioaii game. School wasn't aii piay. Tile ciass took achieve- ment tests, and seventeen members were imonor students. e725 I-ivwl Row: Xgum fyripv xlury QSJHIIIYIYUH IJ-lmriu Buys' Nw mu! Row: Luk Iilillll lulm Huumg.urlm'r Izflllulll Q UDL Xlnx fiurfln-4 KUHM-rl Bilrlm-rluuli fllirfl Row: U4-run' Ummm-H lyllllllll IgllllSl'r lqurol .Um-x1u114l1-r liar, Brmxn K Imrlvs Cmll irsf Rum: Dnlurvs I ru4-In Nlurilyn Iflaun Iimfilll IJUIIIIUIIY Slxirlv Hulwr Nmnlu' Rum: lauxlaur Crum-n I ramHin Hur liull Rnlnml Hulwrl f nspvr H1-lmlu-Hn-:li Us-orgo Hur-hir lllifll Row: IQ1lgl'l cYlIIll Rirlmnl Hurllv lvssv Hopkini ,LHL Ifllllilllfn JU IORS HomeR0om7 bliss Bnily, Advisor: Lvnoru Boyd. Clerk: Donny Donnell, Almnlwr of Lvgislalurv: Shirley Hulmcr, Fluyor. v ..s 3. ,mu ',i .M Q- W ' Mv,l'Q,.+?,F+r v ,Q .J af' ' '5 4 , V, '- --,Nw N, , A 'D I n U l Q 1 I J U IO R HOYTIC Room Nlr. lgillifxf, Arfvisvr: Hzlrrivf NPIlIl1ill1I1,AIPIHIJPI'OP'-l.0QiSlfI'lll'01 ljmlu Wlnrlin, Clerk: Clmrlcs Kersfh, Alnyor. . I x A x , L 'e k -Nz ' , 9 -SW' . w 1 ' A-3? ' E' ' 'J Q- f 'W . S z 'V nr - 4 ' sf , . , 5 4 -,K+ , l A ,ixfifgg n w, . ' A fr. X . ., f A rs! Row: Hurlnw King Harrie-I NUIIIIIAIHI Kzutlnryn Hu-rg lmm-s Kaullnl c IHIFIIN IXKTQIII rom' Row: Txlcrln' Km-gy IA-ruy Ingginw Nruolni Alilssvv lulnnn' luyu- xlux Kiwgy Rulwrl Ixlnrlill 'irsl Row: Rolwrl Rinlurr Dvllzl P1-In-rmrx Bvily Pryor Ruin' Norris Limlu lxlnrlin Ibm-nnic' Rx-Llmlinlx Pnkririzu PZICIIHA' Kirlmy R050 N 01111 Row! xxvilylll' Pivru- Pxill Nvvingc-r Um-1142 Pc-lvrsml xlillfflllll Ixlrxxlieln r x rsl lxolv: Rnlwrl Nmilll Hin Slrulv Fflirlvv Spalrlin Nlaurilvn Spivs Hvlly Saxmlilvr Izwllx' Slamlon lorry Hum lwr llilltl IQUIVI FIJIHIPY Fmillx Fllirlvy 5114.254 Dorm-nv Iurlvy Xurllmll Iilylnr lzrsl Row: Nlurilxn Xvilflm-rlllaul Bonniv Xvim-gum' K:l'IlIl't'll Xxvillll C I...rI.-, lmwll Null: Xviw Noun: Xvlvih- .Xrlin Xvolu-r :mul Row: Rulwri Xxvllila' Sillulnl V i fxlurlm' X ouxmanr J U IO R S Home Room 0 Nome: Xvllilv, fwfvrle: Ixlrx Pmclclv. Arfvisvr: Ixlurilyn Xxyilcl l'I'Il1iII1, A,flyOl'I fxrlill XXVOIQPI' AIOIHIJOI' of l-vgislalurv. ,.'1rx?Awf',,,, f my ff' 4, if ' JA 4. w , fo W . 'Swim ff- sw-f-of 'F' .-sie' if -A y 1- H xg-'vi -Wflirtt Xi 1 PM o, OFFICERS Dirk Haas Prvsirlonl ixiariorie Gruen Jim Gieseice Vive-Prvsirivnt Sophomore Qiocss Tile Soptiomores eieftf-ct time toitowing otiicers ttlis year: Dirk Haas, presi- ctentg .tim fiieseiw. vice-presidentg and txtarjorie Cruen, secretary-treasurer. Time girls ctmosen for carnivat queen canntictales were Kay Pownait, Kay Haram. anct ixtariiyn Sue-ss. fun tile nigimt ot time carnival Ntariiyn Sum-ss was volt-ct ixtaict ot Honor. During time iirsl semester tile SOIDIIOITIOTCS tmamt a skating party anct a tiayricte in Fetmruary ttiey sponsorcft a ctanve attter time Hitisiaoro Qilllltk Plans were in-gun tor a Senior trip anrt prom, anct money-matting activities were startect. iytany SODIIOIIIOTCS participated in ati extraAc'urricuiar avtivities during tin' 4-ntire sctioot year. e762 SUCH' ffl VV-rrl'0ClSUT0l' rs! Row: RHI-.-rl 4 .IIIIIUH lvillllll' Hvrgvl' Fl-:Ulm ,XH1-II C IJIFPIHI' Q UI4'Ill4Hl Nl..,-gn l'aI.- Ilnxn- l,mlxx mul. 'nfllul RIIIVI xx IIIIILI Brink II XIIII Hnllvr hurry Iiuulrgvnix 1 urlix Bnlnurxmvn RIIIIIII fqnrlw' lnwl Row: f 1. XV, Gunn:-r I mul.: Iuunlnln xlznriurim- fII'lll'Il lm-M IjIlI'Ill'H XIIFIIIII cnrvvli till!!! ,QUIPI Ifrlun lyivrluw 51-Hull fmllnvr lim flivse-lw I.-.LII ILIIIN in' Rum: I .IIII1-rlzw fmve R I I 1 x .lyllmm I Xlnriurim- IAmx'l1'I' ll- I 1.141-H N. :msn U' I in ,un Y? SOPHU ORE Home Room 4 fxlurioriv c1flIl'Il, fwlvrlc: lzlill ilfll Cj00lJi'r, AIUIHIJUI' of l.0QiSIll' furv: ,lim Gif-sclw, Aluyor: blrs. Bn lwr. A rlvisvr. IW: ...........----f .- 5 - ,..,,...,....-...- ,L-M-- ,vkh OPHOIVIORES Home Room 5 Kay Hamm, Clvrleg Reed New, lon, Alayor: lxlr. Peterson, Afl- visvr: Sylvia Ixlorgnn, AVIUIIIIDUY' of Lvgislalurv. - T.ii l'irsl Row: Xvilnm Lum Im Avalrwll Kinm-y Nlnrin' Kl'lllIillI 'fu-'yn I luymla-n Grnrv I lulmul 'Dis Hams SULTHII' Row: Paul Holm mmm Holly ,lone-s luvllwrl rxlurluul Kay Hiurznm Iyoris Iona-s fills-riv llc-mlrix Galle- Harrie 1'irSf Row: Illlll lXll'ki'iill Ixlnrjoriv Luiz Louise' Llulm- Gm-rulclilw 1,4-iml In-ullllvllv lxlnplm SPFOIIKI IQINUI Guy fxlunrm- Rm-ml Nvuloll Pulsv IAIIIIIIEIII ffrilf B11 firm lu' Ijnlo Plly'HlQ'NlvIll1l1 Aslan Nulh- Sylxiu Ixlorgaul fmvn 5 a lin! Roll' lurlm I rLin- x,' 1, lnnrrv fklu frm- llnrrx Flnillr llum Rug P pn- f fmrlulln- Rm-mlm Nmnlnl Row: ' 9 N Xxlu Iulllml ' -II 1 Kfn nu ll. ljawirl Ray ljnllx Fif-M-r J Hnrulfl I KIYII Rn-Immun Rvxllullli Irrxl Row: Rm mum' Xu ,. nlllnlrg Xvirginin Y1-lzlm-Il NIMH-I XY.. Ik.-r Xlllllrn-cl 5lIHllmlnlS lim News-r IUIHI IQUIIT X Lmrilx I1 Sun-M Lu Lv Flllifll Nunn 5llt'sx In mnlvv I1-on XX llilhvrxl Rnlwrl Xxvriglxl 1 f4 wUll' SA J' wax, SUPHO ORES Home Room 0 .lim Sim-x'm'. Alayor: Hnrolmf nync, lxlvnzfwr of lmgisfrllzun Virginian Y:-Ich-II. fxlvrle: 5lrs V . ' , ' 'ISUIX OFFICERS .Iim HinrI1 IJFPSIIIPIII .Ioyre KuI1n Vivo-PrvsirIvnI Iyunry IxIi1rIi S0l'l'0Il1l'j' 77 FPUSU FUI' I E. II WLOIM For IIN- I rc'sI1lnvn 4-x'erytI1inQ was nc-w lI1is yvur. AI lIu- In-ginningj oI sc'I1ouI IInis cIuss f-Im.-II ,Iim Him-Il, preside-nlg .Ioyce IiuIm. vivc--pre-sicIe-nl: 2mcI Nunn' NIMH, svrrcinry-Ire-nsurcr. Sponsors wf-rv IXIr. I5roCIi. IXIr. ,IOIms0n, nncI 5Iiss Iinysvr. flu fJc'luIwr 20 Nancy IXIurIi, CWEIYOI Stanton, nmI .Ioyrv IfuIm reprm-sc-MMI 7 IIll'II' 4-Iuss Ill III? HIFI? IQOI' Igillld QNEIFIIIVEII KJLIPPD. C511 l36'COIllIN r IIN' I:l'l'SIlllll'll lmfl an Christmas purly. II was il poi-IucIc supper, IoIIowecI Ivy gmnes ZIIKI cIa1nCing. TIN- cIuss ImfI an sImting party sc-c'0mI sm-nu-ster, and Iwgnn nmI4inQ pIams Ior II1v Irip IIN-y Ilopv In IuIcv cIurinQ II1vir Senior year. TIN- I:re-sI1mf'n wx-rc we-Il rvp- rm-svlmh-cI in all udivilies OI IIw scIx0oI+IIu-y pIuyc-:I in IIw IJuncI, sung in II1e vImruses, look part in ull sporls. 4-nIerHI spePcI1 nrtivilivs. nncI ImcI il Iurge IllllllIJf'l' UH IIN' IIUHUI' TU 44802 Fir:-I Row: AIRIIIIPS Ark:-nnnll lm-fl Ann-rl IJITTY Xxlflvflllilll l,mu-H Bonz- U4-orgv Bus: lr Ifnwri L'I4'llll'HlS flrvgnry Hu: lxmillcr Rnlwrl Cook SUFUIIII ROIUJ LIUSSI' illllfYIN'H SIlil'l4'Y flim- 'IIXIK' .'x1kl'!S Rolwri Isfvlll llznul Pnl lilnrn' fur' Bzurlll H1-Hv fxclulne 'juris Bilm-5 I'irsI Row: .lmm-s Him In Ric lmrrl Dir-rlxcs Hzmrlxl llzmnum 'mm-s Davis SUKUHKI ROIIVI 'l'I Nlzuuriu- Hnnilicn Slvplu-n Hnilvs Ulon finrlrus Xxvullvr Gorlinn xl:-'vin Hnnvlnnn rin! Row: Dzwiml l':ssvnpr4'is Ummm- Dunn: Bill lrillllllillflllillll Pnlrifiu Frank :Kuna-Hu Hzunmvr FRESHMEN Home Rooml .lim Hincll. fxluyor: Air. Brock. Arfvisvr: SUADIIPII Hoilvs. Alonz- Iwr of l-0QiSlflIl1I'l'2 Pnl Clurv, C101-Ie. FRE S N HOTTIC Room fxlr. Jclllllsoll, Aflvisvrq Nill1l'f fxlarfi, fwuyor: .lolllllly Kllllll, Alvlllflvl' of l-vgisIulur0: ,loyfe Kllllll, cvvrlf. .l. l'irsl Row: lllllllll llll'3IH'H Xlnx KIlIlllII4lIl fxlaluriuf lllullm-r Curl Hull:-r lllilll Kllllll Svunlci RUIVZ lim- If-llllm-r lrlalllll lllllllslull Hullllil- kmlllu- luvu- kullll ,urn-lhl lullvs Nil lmnl Kinlls I-'lift' Rum: Inrvll 'Im-lm-r fjllllrlnlllm' kalllall l.rlll-fl Hulalllll fwylllllill Illlll-.llwr .xllllllvalrl kulllvl' lrlrsl Row: IJUYUVII llpllll K1-lll Nh-rrx lilaln-lllv Links leilllilffl Nlllrlill flm-rum fxlurlill N-fullmf Rum: lBllI'lll'H N4-llllmllll SIIZITUII Flin:-r Yirgillial I.l'IlllIYll Iilllrl-llv Nlilllllillg fillllllin' xlmfxlly .Ixill Nl-lsull Iliff! Ruw: .Xlilv .Xllll Ilbyll lel.l,,I. xl.ll.,,.l.l.l lmllis lmlllalll Nanny xllurli ,. F 1 .1 . K E 0 . 4 I . 'A 4 QQ' Jiang, .ia . . qv. , Jr-if fs Ya B if V af 3g A1 .Nix -sw .l'!'f s y . ka, 3? 'hr . ' ' 'fi ., awp K. 45- PXYTJ' . ' f 4519. 1 5 , , 1 rs fy kfi-2'-1521? :ii 645 :Ti , , -1 new :iff 1 1 A f ,iw , I km A f,-X iffsnki g:5Q?':j,z A 3 T Hiiwhiiff ' ' 'I' f. A W , - 1 sem 5 . 4 - .- 1 54: Es sg-,igyijg - gzM2it:. .mggf . .2 LL' TS 5 5:52 , M ' X . 'N-ll iz' -Jw ., ,gf N - ' 1 J -QRS? x ,Qu,vzzfillfgijgitggiiggg-gEF5,, pi .illfhf 'aiyzif Afiffw f . filaiism K 'f Q-'1i'ifia:f 55211-1:'.s,gg5gg,4 ef- limp' he :dm - A . f, 11. mn, N f- s ,, ..?,. 5, ,V A-sig 'RMP-'J .zXg,ff,QH. .f DZEZP' 2553 VRML. Y ,,si'v.,V W. sffrsfj . ?L ,hiiigrs , A n,, L, , S 1 W gswin' 7' ,Q - 1 -N aw M a , A ,F A v x sw Q 1' f., wig , , My 0, X M . ,Q as 3 X ,JDK Fil .',, Y. 5. w , Q W wrfg Huff' 5 5 AQ :gf ,A if Sf? k .,... .fi ..- xx A K QR 2' Vw , KV . -fi 4 'X Q Q 'N e INDEX TO ADVERTISING 1 Andy s 66 Service ..................... Annex ...........,............................ Page ........103 ........102 92 Anthony Farm Equipment Co ........ ..... Barenholtz Furniture Co .....,....... Basler Grocery ......................... .,......107 ........112 103 Bauer's Garage ............................. .r...... Baumann's Grocery .................................. 107 Baumberger Insurance Agency ................ 109 Beaumont Grocery ........,............,............ 106 Bond Count Abstract 81 Title Co ............. 106 Y Bond County Bar Association .................. 104- Bond County Farm Bureau ........ Bond Theatre .................,....... Bradford National Bank ...... Breitenbach 8: Marti ......... Breitie's Cafe ..................... Brown Tractor Sales .....,...... Buchmiller Service Station .......... ........108 ..,.,.,.111 88 ....,...108 91 ........111 109 Califo Market ........................................., 103 Central Garage Company, Inc ................. 101 Cheatham, Guy H .......................... ........ 1 09 Clementz Grocery ......................... ........ 1 09 Coates Steel Products Company ........ ...., 9 7 Collier's Body Shop ....................... ........ 1 11 Cosgrove, Melvin G ..................... ........ 1 09 Dairy Haven ............................................ 97 Davis Cleaners .......................................... 105 DeMoulin Brothers 81 Company .............. 96 Dewey 31 Son Mortuary ............................ 101 Dino Shoe Service ......................... ..... 9 9 Dixon Motor Company ....... ..... 9 5 Donnell Funeral Home ........ ........ 1 12 Eakm, Ons .................,.. Elite Barber Shop ............. Ellis Nash Motors ................ Erma Ulmer Beauty Shop ....... Fashion Bootery ........t......... Firestone Store ................. First National Bank ...... Floyd, Dr. L. A ............ F raenkel, Dr. Max ..... GaFI'ner's Garage ...... Genre Clothing Co. .... . Getz Hardware Co. ....... . Gieseke, A. H., Jeweler ...,... Gieseke, Dr. H. C ........ Gift Mart ........................ Greenville Advocate .,......,...... Greenville College ...............,,... 90 ..,,,...110 99 ........112 ........107 .....,..107 87 ........104 ........104 ........110 96 .......,106 ........102 ........100 ........111 ........106 94 Greenville Elevator Company ...., ,,,,,,,, 1 09 Greenville Equipment Co. ,.,,,,.,,,, ,.,,,,,, 1 06 Greenville Greenhouses ......,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 106 Greenville Music 8: Electric Store ,,,.,,,,,,., 103 Greenville Recreation Center ........ .....,., 1 11 Greenville Service Co. ...,......... . Grubb, G. R., Sr Co .................. Hall, Dr. Wm. L. ...... . Henry Appliance Co. ..-.....101 86 ........104 ........108 Hentze, Dr. Wm. E ...... Hestonis Market ...... Hickey's Cafe ................... Hite Furniture Store ............ Hoiles Insurance Agency ....... Hughey 8: White .................. I. A. A. Insurance ............. Illinois Brokerage ................ Illinois Supply Co. ................ . Johnston Realty Company ....... Jones, Don ............................ Keith Appliance Co. ........ . Krause, Dr. M. A .......... Kroger's ........................... Kuhn Insulation Sales ............. Ledbetter-Heston Feed Store Mansholt-Hunter Market ...... Martin Insurance Agency ....... McCracken, Dr. Boyd ............. McCracken, Dr. W. A ............... McDonald Insurance Agency .... Model Glove Co ......................... National Farmers Equity ....... Nevco Scoreboard Co. ............. . Nevinger Manufacturing Co. .. Page ........l04 ........110 ........106 ........l08 ........105 .....,..105 ........11l .,....,,109 ........108 ........100 99 ........1l0 ........100 ........111 99 91 ........112 ........l03 ........l04 .. ........ 104 ........110 .. ........ 100 e..,,,..102 .. ........ 105 ........107 Neumann,s Red 81,White Store ................ O'Neal Drug Store .................. Pacatte Nursing Homes ...... Pet Milk Co. .................... . Pierce Feed Store ................ Powder Puff Beauty Shop ....... Purity Cafe .........,................ Quality Cleaners ............... Quality Market ..... Rasler Plumbing .................. Reliance Auto Sales ............... Schroeder's G. E. Electric ....... Shaw's Barber Shop ............ Sims' Ben Franklin Store ......... Sinclair Refining Co. ............. . 105 ........l05 ........111 ........106 .,.,,...l07 ........108 ........100 ........107 ........108 ........l05 93 ........103 ........l07 92 Snack Shack ............................................ 94 Southwestern Electric Cooperative, Int-...110 Spic and Span Cleaners ............ 98 Spies Truck Service ................................ Stratmann Lumber Co., Inc. ....,. ........ Suess Farm Supply ................. Taylor Motor Co. ............... . Taylor's Electrical Service ....... Thomas Hotel ,........,............ Thorpe, Dr. W. S .............. Vandalia Bottling Co. Vaughn Motor Co. ..., . Watkins Jewelers .......... Watson,s Drug Store ....... Weise, George V., Co .............. 101 ........ll0 98 ......,.l12 ........102 .....,..105 89 ........108 ........109 95 93 Wells-,Iudd ..........................,..... ........ 1 03 Western Auto Associate Store ....... ........ 1 03 White Oil Co. .......................,.... ........ 1 12 Williams. Dr. H. J ...... 1852 .......,112 BBE 'U MMU The glamour of huge indus+rial planls, infricafe machinery, and mass produciion meihods is fhe usual menfal picfure of American lndusrry. And a frue picrure of much manufac- 'l'uring . . . bu? noi' so wi+h pho+o engraving. Machinery? Ceriainlyl Precision equipmenf, buf noi mass proclucfion. Glamourous? Yes! Skilled hands and chemical processes and always infriguing. Your year bool: is 'Phe resuli' of many procedures . . . phoiography, copy wrifing, arf, engraving, prinling and binding, plus salesmanship, accounling, efc. The graphic arls indusiry has many branches and many opporiunifies. You mighi' consid- er ihe possibilifies of your fufure in ihis highly in+eres+ing business. ARTISTS 'ENGRAVERS 5 0 CHAMPAIGN J CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF GREENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL . . . Upon the attainment of that coveted diploma that tells the world you have taken this most important step in preparation for your life's work. FIRST NATIONAL BANK GREENVILLE, ILLINOIS 87 C 1 THE OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, AND ALL THE MEMBERS OF OUR STAFF JOIN IN CONGRATULATING THE GRADUATES OF G. H. S., CLASS OF 1952 Our Complete Facilities and Our Ready Cooperation Will Always Be at Your Command THE BRADFORD NATIONAL BANK THE OLDEST BANK IN BOND COUNTY A Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation K 88 P7 Quality means so much 555. 2 we M MJ VAN ALIA MHZ BOTTLING CCMPANY Ph0ne2-41-2 89 ,.,,,..,,,,,, ,,,. .,,.d,, ,.,.. .,., ..., -W .......,.i',... W M, , ' 3 s A T -G 1 A GRADED EGGS DRESSED POULTRY ORIS EAKIN The House That Pays For Quality Greenville, Illinois FOOD LOCKER SERVICE SLAUGHTERING AND PROCESSING FOR HOME FREEZERS Fresh Frozen MEATS - POULTRY - FRUITS - VEGETABLES For Sale 3905 Bus and town students of all four classes meet at Breitie's for that after-school coke and chat with the gang. In the picture are C a r n i v al Queen June Mahle, with Betty Pryor and Mary Smith, being served by Senior Pres- ident Myrna Bruner. Yes- from senior to freshman, they all say, I'll meet you at Breitie's. I ., ' t v Q :.Qv BREITIE'S CAFE Small enough to know you - - - Large enough to serve you. LEDBETTER-HESTON FEED STORE MASTER MIX FEEDS For Livestock and Poultry Formula Mixing Phone 232 Greenville, Ill. 1919: The friendly store is head- I quarters for school supplies. With Mr. Sims are Valeria Pownall and Norma Steiner, C. H. S. Alumnae, waiting on students Shirley Cline, Patty Siever, Dolores Frueh, and Agnes Cripe. SIMS' BEN FRANKLIN STORE GREENVILLE ILLINOIS John Anthony '52, son of owner James Anthony '28, demonstrates the new John Deere tractor to fellow F. F. A. member, Charles Towell '53. Anthony Farm Equipment Co. JOHN DEERE FARM EQUIPMENT Sales - Service PHONE 57 GREENVILLE, ILLINOIS OUOCOIIOCIOOOIO OOIIOO 'CIOCOOOIllIllICOIOOCOOIOOIIOOOOOIIOOIIICIOOOIOOIII 9 RELIANCE AUTO SALES D. E. Merry, Owner CHEVROLET - BUICK Sales and Service Phone 28 Greenville, Illinois Ship and Shore blouses are a must with our high school girls. Here freshmen Diane Smith and Jane White, and seniors Laura McKean and June Mahle look over the latest models. The George V. Weise Company CIIOCICIOCOOCOCOOOIOIOIOOOOOIOIIOOIOOOIOOOOIOCOCCIIOOCOICOIOIOIIOCOUOCCICOII00000000 THE SNACK SHACK is headquarters of G. H. S. students during the noon hour. Here they enjoy each other's fellowship and find the Very Be-st in Food GREENVILLE COLLEGE Towers High in PROVIDING A LIBERAL EDUCATION YOU may major in one of these departments: English, Speech, Modern Language, Biol- ogy, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Sociology - Economics, History - Political Science, Business, Psychology-Education, Philosophy-Religion, Music, and Physical Education. YOU may participate in: Community Chorus, inter-collegiate sports, intramural sports, forensic activities, etc. FALL SEMESTER BEGINS SEPTEMBER 16 Enjoy advantages of Highest Possible Accred- itation while remaining in your Home Com- munity. For full information write DIRECTOR OF ADMISSION Greenville College Greenville, Illinois THE SNACK SHACK Wayne V. Stone, Proprietor oooo 42 94 E .OOOIOO...OOIOOOOOIOO'OOOIOOQOUOOOO'OOOIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIIOOOO SOMETHING BIG HAS HAPPENED ON THE AMERICAN ROAD! For 1952 Ford brings you a car that is designed to out- look, out-ride, and out-value any other car in its field. It will do more things for more people at a lower cost than any other car - bar none! all us o demon t ti n! Superintendent Pinkstaff looks over the '52 FORD! C 'f r a 8 ra 0 DIXON MOTOR COMPANY Your Ford Dealer Phone 775 Greenville, lllinois IOOOOOOOIOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOIOOO OOlOOOIOIIOIOOOOOIOOIOOOOIIOCIOIOOCCOIIOOIOOOIOOOOOIOOOOOOI Mr. Charles Watson, mem- ber of our Board of Educa- tion, is always friendly to G. H. S. students. Here he waits on June Mahle and Laura McKean, seniors, and Jane White and Diane Smith, freshmen. WATSON'S DRUG STORE The Home of Liggeltis Famous Chocolate Maltell South Side of Square Established 1881 ll! IOC!! CIOC! Ol Ill OOOOOOOIOOOOCOOO Q 95 PP For U N I F O R M S Band, Military, Etc. CAPS AND GCWNS High School and University FLAGS AND BANNERS OF ALL TYPES This Year As Every Year It's DeMOULIN BROS. 8: CO. Greenville Since 1892 Illinois Young Men's Apparel of Known Quality Curlee Clothes Roblee Shoes Stetson Hats Arrow Shirts Hickok Belts Wilson Bros. Skipper-Wear GENRE'S CLOTHING CO. 96 When you're sick and tired of slavin' Drive to Morgan's Dairy Haven! There good hamburgers you will find, And-such pleasant peace of mind! Enjoying their snack are Nancy Molzer, Mary Ann Hefliger, Phyllis Siever, Sylvia Morgan, and Cay Monroe. Behind the counter is Norma Morgan. D A I R Y H AV E N Intersection Route 40 and Route 127 Greenville, Illinois COATES STEEL PRODUCTS CO l .ll Greenville, Illlnols K97xw What a thrill to take the wheel Of a brand-new Uldsmobile ! THE MODERN CLASSIC for Automobiles in 1952 Oldsmobiles 98 and 88 TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY 480 South Fourth Street Greenville, Illinois Greenville High School F. F. A. boys always take their share of prizes and ribbons on their grain and livestock. They exhibit their pro jeets at loral, State, and County fairs. To do this, they need expert trurking service. Here F. F. A. members Wayne Wernle, Ermal Johnston, and Arlin Waker talk with Owner Charles Spies and his helper. In the background is the G. H. S. Agriculture building. SPIES TRUCK SERVICE K989 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '52 Our pictures speak for themselves DON JONES STUDIO Phone 155 7TH AND JOHNSON For 'I'he World's Mos'I' Modern Cars See ELLIS NASH MOTORS SALES and SERVICE 617 E. Harris Ave. Phone 979 KUHN INSULATION SALES Blown Mineral Wool, Siding, Awnings DINO'S SHOE SERVICE Phone 425 116 S. Second Street 99 VANDALIA, ILL. OOIIOOOIOOOOOIOOlOOODIOOODOOllOIll0000OOO!.OOOOIOCOOCOOOIOOIOIOOOOIOOOOOOOOOOOOOIOOOOIOOOOO THE GANG AND THEIR COACHES FEEL AT HOME at THE PURITY CAFE Harry Don CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '52 MODEL GLOVE COMPANY GREENVILLE ALTAMONT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '52 THE JOHNSTON REALTY COMPANY and INSURANCE AGENCY Bradford Bank Building PIIOIIC 2 Congratulations to '52 Graduates DR. H. C. GIESEKE and DR. M. A. KRAUSE OPTOMETRISTS ooooooo K 100 D GBEERii'L'IE SE'iil'i'E'E cdii FLNY Gasoline and Oil CAR WASHING SHELLUBRICATION Slralmann Lumber Company, Inc. George Birk, Manager Lumber, Building Material, Building Hardware Paints, Cement, Lime, Roofings Phone 150 Greenville, Illinois O.. 0000000OOOIOOIO0100000IOCOOOOOIOOOIOOOOIOOIICOOCUOOOCIIIICUIOIOOOICOOOOOCOIIOI If and when the emergency arises in the home, in the hospital, or on the highway, it's The Dewey 81 Son Mortuary Renderin Une ualled Service for Your Loved Ones g fl If il's all while, itis Dewey Q Son's Emergency Ambulance ..f..........'..'... '..'.........'...0.0I.0.00fl.llD..fl.......f..'............ CENTRAL GARAGE C0.. INC. DODGE-PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE Oiiicial AAA Station just West of Court House Telephone 13 IIOOUCOIOOICIIIOOOOOOIIOIOIIDIOO 101 OOOOOOIOICCOOOOOIOOOOllIOOOICIOCCCllOIOOOOOOIOOOOIIIOOOIOIOOOIOOCCOOOOOOOO CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK Class of '52 T H E A N N E X Greenvillffs Store for Men WE CAN TAKE CARE OF YOUR PRINTING NEEDS at REASONABLE PRICES NATIONAL FARMERS EQUITY 202 South Second Street Greenville, Ill. THE THOMAS HOTEL William Horsf all Owner Compliments of A. H. GIESEKE .I EWELER Greenville Illinois 102 CALIFO MARKET Fresh Fruits - Frozen Foods Vegetables and Meats CONGRATULATIONS Class of '52 Marlin Insurance Agency We stand between you and lossv Phone 16-,I BAUER'S GARAGE Specialized Lubrication Brake Service Frank Bauer '12 Telephone 653 SCH ROED+ER'S G.E. APPLIANCES 309 W. College Avenue Sales and Service ANDY'S 66 SERVICE Phillips 66 Products Gasoline, Greasing, and Oil Andy Reichert, Proprietor 502 South 3rd OOOOOOOOCOOIOOOIOOOOOOOOOIIOOIOO Compliments of Greenville Music 81 Elecl-ric Slore and Greenville Jewelers WELLS-JUDD TIRES and BATTERIES Phone 78 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Tires - Batteries - Auto Parts Seat Covers, Bicycles, Radios Souvenirs L. C. Pierce, Owner Home Owned Phone 560 112 S. 2nd Bond County Bar Association .l. H. Allio L. C. Combe Foss D. Meyer Glen B. Wilson John D. Biggs C. E. Davidson Stanford S. Meyer Robert F. Smith John W. Kelsey Boyd E. McCracken, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Office Phone 950 Residence 951 Dr. L. A. Floyd Dental Surgeon 117-A North Second Street Office 302 - PHONES - Res. 878-W-3 Max Fraenkel, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Office 531 - PHONES - Res. 111 Office 308 W. College Avenue Dr. W. A. McCracken Dental Surgeon 110 West College Avenue 2 Office 410.1 - PHONES - Res. 4-10W Wm. L. Hall, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Office Phone 355-J 1 Residence 355-W Dr. Wm. E. Hentze Dental Surgeon E 317 East College ' Oflice 948-,I - PHONES - Res. 948-W 110415 Dr. W. S. Thorp : Veterinarian 504 W. Spring Avenu Phone 475 E NEUMANN'S Red and White Store GROCERIES - MEATS F RUITS and VEGETABLES CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '52 Nevco Score Board Co. oAvls ssc cl.EANERs Garments Insured Against Fire I and Theft 35 Years of Experience , Ralph F. Davis, Prop. ' 108 Main Street Phone 520 E cc 105 To The Graduates: We wish that your hopes may be realized and the pathway of life may run smoothly. O'NEAL DRUG STORE HUGHEY and WHITE CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '52 R A S L E R ' S PLUMBING - HEATING Bottled Gas Gas Appliances Phone 206 THE HOILES AGENCY INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE First National Bank Building Greenville Illinois Phone 94-0 Greenville Greenhouses 426 North Fourth Street CUT FLOWERS - PLANTS FLORAL DESIGNS Phone 414 OOICC CIOC!! CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '52 Bond County Abstract' and Til'Ie Co. 203 North Third St. Phone 6-W CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of '52 BEAUMONT GROCERY Jesse G. Moore Greenville Equipmenl' Company See us for J. I. Case Farm Equipment Sales - Service Phone 507 eE1'z HARDWARE co. HARDWARE f FRIGIDAIRE -QVMAYTAG PAINT Q ,GLASS Phone 82 When School is out let THE ADVOCATE Follow You through the Summer Oldest Institution in Bond County CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of ,52 HICKEY'S CAFE 108 S. 2nd St. Phone 60 CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of '52 PET MILK COMPANY 'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIIOOOOOO For School and Dress Wear ' Walk in Trampeze Comfort Classics at the FASHION BOOTERY ooooolocoooon000loanleoooooooooooooolooooooo Compliments of PIERCE FEED STORE Grains, Coal, Fertilizer and Feed Telephone 98 SHAW'S BARBER SHOP OIOOOlllDOOOOOOOIIOIOOOOOOOOIIOOOOIIOOCIOIIIICIO FIRESTONE STORE TIRES o BATTERIES 24-Hour Road Service APPLIANCES - REFRIGERATORS RADIOS - ELECTRIC RANGES MOTOROLA TELEVISION Main Tire 81 BaHery Serv. 210 YV. Main Phone 151 FURNITURE OF QUALITY We Furnish Everything for the Home and Office CONGRATULATIONS AND SUCCESS TO ALL 1952 GRADUATES Barenholiz Furnifure Co. CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of,52 BAUMANN'S GROCERY 501 Charles Street QUALITY CLEANERS Where Good Work Is Done Phone 104-3 213 South 3rd Harry N. Elam, Prop. CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of ,52 NEVINGER MFG. CO. Inc. AIR CONDITIONING QUALITY MARKET Home-Owned and Operated Everything Good to Eat Free Delivery Phone 434+ L. G. Reitz, Proprietor POWDER PUFF BEAUTY SHOP Phone 196 Virginia Marti, Prop. Greenville Illinois .fl .OO ...................f BOND COUNTY FARM BUREAU The F armer's Service Organization Breifenbach and Marti Radio Shop Sales and Service East of Post Office A. F. Breitenhach W. J. Marti Hife Furniiure Siore YVall Paper - Paint - Furniture 110 West Main Street Greenville Illinois CONGRATULATIONS Class of ,52 Henry Appliance Company Oliver Farm Equipment Vaughn MoI'or Company Studebaker Cars - Trucks Sales and Service 701 So. Fourth St. Phone 740 Greenville, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES To The Class of '52 ILLINOIS SUPPLY CO. Baumberger Insurance Agency Bond Theater Bldg. Greenville Illinois Phone 525 WATKINS JEWELER 106 South Second Street Elgin, Bulova Watches, Kodaks Films and Accessories Shealfer Pens and Pencils For Sanitary Plumbing Hot Water and Steam Heating Well Pumps and Water Systems See GUY H. CHEATHAM Phone 546 Phone 1071 Rent Collections MELVIN G. COSGROVE REAL ESTATE AND LOANS No Charge for Listings 116 W. College Greenville, Ill. OCOOIOCOIOOOOOUOC llllll 00000010000 Compliments of ILLINOIS BROKERAGE Buchmiller Service S'I'a'I'ion STANDARD PRODUCTS You Are a Stranger Only Once Corner of Elm and Harris Phone 1050 GREENVILLE ELEVATOR CO. GRAIN - FEED - COAL CLEMENTZ GROCERY A Home-Owned Store That Wants and Appreciates Your Patronage IllIIllQOOOIOllllllOIOllOOOlOO0.01lllllll.OCllOOl Southwestern Electric Cooperative Inc. P EF F ICIENT ' DEPENDABLE ' CONVENIENT Electricity on Every Farm IU..llllOl..OlOOOCOIIOOOOOOOOOICOOOOOIOOOOCOOOO CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS HESTON'S MARKET 825 So. 2nd St. Phone 705 FINE FOODS AT REASONABLE PRICES SUESS FARM SUPPLY Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service Factory Trained Mechanics and Genuine Parts Phone 240 Greenville, Ill. For Quality Repairing DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH Take Your Car to GAFFNER'S GARAGE 112 East College Phone 985 KEITH APPLIANCE CO. Westinghouse Appliances Easy Spindriers Phone 38 103 W. College McDONALD INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 608-W Weise Bldg. Greenville, Illinois Complete Insurance Service OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOO CONGRATULATIONS and Best Wishes to the Class of '52 ELITE BARBER SHOP Edw. Brissenden, Owner Guy Gillespie Charles Rainey Spic and Span Cleaners Dry Cleaning of the Better Kind Guaranteed Mothproofing 113-15 South Second Street For 30 Years Greeniailleis Leading Cleaners Brown Tractor Sales incron Route 11 Vandalia Road Telephone 1041 COLLIER'S BODY SHOP All Work Guaranteed 905 S. 4th Sl. Greenville Illinois BOND THEATRE Greenville The Finest in Comfort and Screen Entertainment Do YOU want an '6Extra Special GIFTU for an Extra Special Personn? G.H.S. STUDENTS always find what they want at THE GIFT MART I. A. A. Insurance Service Ani-on P. Schaefer Bond County Farm Bureau 820 S. Second Street Phone 420 Greenville, Illinois Paca'H'e Nursing Homes Mrs. Rilla Pacatte Operator 102 East College 321 West College 97 - PHONES - 753 KROGER'S Greenville SUPER MARKET . In Greenville It's Re r a'I' nal C n'l'er ' c e Io e KROGER'S for Simon M. Brown Groceries, Fresh Meats, and Vegetables elllx OOOOIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIOOOIO Taylor's Elecirical Service Electrical Appliances R.C.A. Victor Television Sales - Service Phone 980 309 W. College OOOOCOOOOOIOOICDOOOCIO COIOCIUIOOIOOIOIIIOOOOI Donnell Funeral Home Our aim is to serve the public, as nearly as we can, to its entire satisfaction-a dignified service within the means of everyone. AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 217 BASLER GROCERY Your Complete Food Market FREE DELIVERY Phone 590 901 S. 4th St. Greenville, Illinois SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY W' est Monroe St. Greenville Illinois Phone 107 41129 Mansholl' and Hunier YOUR HOME OWNED I.G.A. MARKET Finest Quality Meats and Groceries Sea Foods in Season Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Birds Eye Frozen Foods 111 W. College Ave. Phone 202 Edward J. Mansholt - Frank D. Hunter Proprietors Dr. H. J. Williams Chiropractor X-RAY 107 N. Second St. Greenville Phone 745 Whil'-e Oil Company MOBIL PRODUCTS Gasoline and Oil Car Washing and Greasing BEST WISHES For Your Future Erma Ulmer Beauiy Shop 325 North Prairie Phone 54-0 .- xr. Q, , n., ., ufimgdbg. r ,H L., W ..f .9171 1 vffafi! J' -s Q-.1 X ,iw .M -M -psf' '..:A-,zu r ' JU, , -V ,X AX., fp: IEW... fa .ry , fm, 1 5 1 1 V., A gm y L M A1 , . 0 uhh.nmG?.x5,m- mf ...:.aK-1 ' Q.