Greenville High School - Graduate Yearbook (Greenville, IL)

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The Li b m ry Stu iff! lu rigiif: Aiiu- Ann inyli, imruy' SlUllllI!'I'iHii, Aiurviin iiufinuiiivr Tilis yenfs i.iiJmry stan' consistvci oi' sixhfc-n siuciz-nfs. uncier tin- supervision oi ixirs. Bucicie. Beiiorv an slucienl could iw on liw sfaii' he was re-quireci to inaixe an A grade on a iiimrary test. in aciciition to lim regular vilorc- of Cin-Cicing imoixs in and out and in-eping time library in orcier, some- oi time nu-mixers were engagvci in processing neuriy 470 new imoixs anci lllili-iillgf fiwln avaiiaimie to line slucic-nl iiody. Svulmi: Niuryiny Runul, Diane- Sllliiil. Aiiu- Ann i.uwi. .Xnn Banu-r, Pulsy Viiulv, ixirs. ifumiein-. ixinriiyn Aye-rs, Staii nu-min-rs wc-rv Que-sts ui un illiilllllll ivan givvn iyy iiw Shuic-nl l,iiH'ilFiilllS. :Xssnviulion u Grevnviiie Coiiegv. fin ixiurcii 0 liu- siuiii nth-mi eci H District i.iiJrnry Assisfunlsi nwvling all Centmiiu. infiufivfi in lime uflivilivs oi' liu- svrmui sm-uws fvr was a slaii suppc-r unci paxrly iwici in lin library. Sfuluiirlg: Kirixy Rusv, Kuy iiumnl, fiulilvrilln' linssvr. i.in1i.n i'uunIalin, ijvnllv iiunnvii. Xviinm Niniivl. xiurixu- iziillll. ci1'liil 51ilillli1'iiH'f'gl'f, Iillii ISIIIIPT. world Hem of flu Wu! ,L Q21b:

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Left to right: Denny Donnell, Kay Haranl, lvlr. Vvheat. The G. H. S. Times, puhlished twice a month hy the Journalism class, was under the super- vision ot Adviser Robert Vvheat, Editor Denny Donnell, and Associate Editor Kay Haram. its fourteen issues helped to lceep us up to date on the activities of our school. This years Times was printed hy the Green- ville Advocate on an improved grade of paper. lnterest was added hy the use of excellent pic- tures and cartoons. The Journalism class continued last yearys First Row: Shirley Sparlin. Kay Hamm, lxlerle Kaegy. Agnes Cripe, Ronald Cooli. Sevonzl Row: lxlariorie Gruen, Nvayne Pierce, Sandra Yollunar. llarles King, Rohert Smith. Roger Klum, Orin lxlr fra:-lien. The g. H. 3. Tiizzes project-the editing of the school page in the Advocate every other Thursday. Second semester journalists, not in the picture, were Curtis Bohannon, Donna Booser, Carl Brown, Edith Donnelly, Jaclc Elam, Diclc Haas, Doris Jones, Leroy Loggins, Patsy Lohman, Delhert Maroon, Tom McKean, Raymond lxlc- Phail, Harriet Neumann, Reed Newton, Ada Nolte, Gary Pope, Dennie Reddiclc, Charlotte Renlro, .Iaclc Smith, Gene Stever, Bill Strole, Nlaloel Walker. and Leon Vvhitford. Third Row: Cilhert Bilderlrailc, Kirhy Rose, Bob lxlartin, Shirley Vollunar, lxlarilyn Elillll. I:0IU'iIl RIIIUI Dflllly DOIIIICII. XA7ll0ill. ti 44202

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l:irsI Row: Rutln Xvise. Xvilmzu I.llllt'llIll't'. Katlu-rine Kersey. filmrlotlt- lnlnnssen, lit-uv lone-s, li-aum:- Berger. Naomi ilu-lvn Nolrlu-. l,ouisi- llui-ter. Danna Ruppe. Nlnrie Kenclall, SIU' Koonfe. ililwlrna lliilu-rsou. lfarluxru Nlullxollzuul. Yir- ginian lmnnou. Null: Ni-uumun, Nlaviiu' lluntm-r. Carol .Xie-xamler, Nliss Stlu-rer. Smolul Row: liuttic' Siexer, .Xlulvlln llulxllllvr. flclessu fireen. Doris tones. ,Nun lzmun-r. llliyllis Nli-lion. lfilrm Pruitt, filmr- loltzr R1-nlro. lit-len ,lout-s. ljonnn Kinney. Betty Pryor. Cjirfs' One ol time most progressive organizations at fi. H. tlle girls' Cll0fltS, llilfl an enrollment ol lilty memlners tllis year. Under time Capalmle clirec- tion ol lxliss Vvilma Sclmerer, tl1is group partici- patecl, along witlm tile lnancl ancl boys' Cliorus, in making tin' lour concerts very successful. Officers lor tile year were lxlary Campbell, presiclent: Barbara ixlullmllancl, vice-president: ancl Donna Booser, secretary-treasurer. Librarians were lxlarlyce Elam, Sue Koonce, Shirley Cline, and Bonnie Vvieganrl. Rutli Vvise actefl as accompanist. lxlassey, lzlllll Susscnlnulu. Tliirrl Row: Nlnrilvn Xyers. llntsv l.olmmn. Slnirlev Spurlin, Bonnie Xviegaml, Starlwy lfyauis. lint thu-r.1nt'. Slnirlvv lqliue. fielievieve ixlznlielzl. Xvilmai xlollet. ixlnrilyu Xvlu-tstoue. Szuulra Xvylie. xlury finuiplu-ll. l.in4lu llnttersou, .Xvanvll lXiHHt'y. l',Ilitll ljullllvlly. Nfxrllltk clrvvlx. Nlilrlxu' lllixlll. ixlarilyn lllam. Donna lloosn-r. Ql7Oil'l IS Several soloists were euterecl in music contest: ln l1igl'1 voice: Annella Hammer ancl pat Paeatteg medium voice: ixlary Camplnell and Sanclra Vvylieg ancl low voice: ixlarilyn Ayers anfl Bar- lnara lxlullmollancl. Two ensembles: tile octet. ancl a sextet consisting ol Eclna Pruitt, Patsy Lohman, Bonnie Vviegancl. Avanell Kinney, Lintla Foun- tain, ancl ixlarlyfe Elam also representecl tht- Cllorus at Contest. ln aclclition to contest trips, time girls enioyecl a tour to Effingham and St. lilmo tliis year. tiirls' flnorus luruislwil music' lor special assi-rnlvly programs Rlllll N9lllll2illll. Nlary falnplu-ll. Sumlru Wylie. iluring llu- year. Marilyn Ayers, ami .le-anne Berger. Rutll Xwisv, Left to riglif: lint Paratte. Annu-lla llzuumer. Donna ifiooser. arunupanist. M95 W i i ' - - r'f '5BfR,lilNSlbt4w'?Sf'3 ng-Q fu ,. M.