Greenville High School - Graduate Yearbook (Greenville, IL)

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Mrs. Edna Elam Mr. Harry Harmon B.A., Oakland Ciity College. MA. lmliauu Univ. Mrs. Elam, English Il teacher, joined the faculty in early October, having previously taught in Baltimore, Maryland. Beading and raising plants are her hobbies. She also enjoys watching tele- vision, especially adult westerns. r. Irvin Graff AB., Greenville College Many students enjoy taking Bookkeeping and Cen- eral Business not only for the knowledge gained. but for the quick, witty humor of the instructor. Nlr. Craft' has a happy outlook on life and feels that. through teaching. he can help young people. Faculty BS., Cireenrille Ciollege, .ll.Eil.. Univ. of Illinois Nlrs. lreland. Shorthand and Ufhce Practice teacher. is quite active in Business Education organizations. She is interested in crafts and enjoys doing leather work, etching, and basket-weaving. Other hobbies include bowling and reading. Mr. Clarence Johnson BS., cil'CCl1l'lllL' College, .'ll.S.. LllIll'L'l'Sll'1 of llliuois Mr. johnson. instructor of Physics, Physical Sci- ence, and sponsor of Phi-Bio-Chem, is extremely interested in the rockets and satellites that have been sent into outer space. He instills his en' thusiasm into his students by encouraging outside reading and observation. BS., Ball State Teaelzers College Mr. llarmon serves as speech eorrectionist for the entire unit. This work includes giving hearing tests to all students. He is interested in speech activities and had charge of the Voice of Democracy contest. Playing softball and basketball are favor ite outside activities. Mr. Earl Henslee BS., ALS., Oklalioma A. aml ll. Nlr. llenslec, Agriculture lll teacher, enjoys many sports. During the winter he serves as referee at the home wrestling matches. llc goes lishing as often as possible-it's his favorite pastimef Mrs. Frances Johnston Mi :l.B.. Greenville College leaching Vocational and Personal Typing, Nlrs. .lohnston exemplifies pleasant preciseness. ller courses are never easy. but the community recog- nizes the fact that her students are prepared lor positions of responsibility. ss Frances Kayser Y A.B., Lindeiiwoocl C'0l., .ll.fl., iX0l'lllll'L'SIL'1'11 Univ. In spite of teaching English to over one-hundred hftv freshmen, Miss Kayser finds time for several outside activities. Beside being active in church and sorority work, she is adviser of the yearbook. which requires after-school, evening. and Satur- day sessions with her staff.

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Faculty M M M M iss Myrtle Ambrose A.l3.. Gi'ccn1'ille College Klythological characters are not the only interest of Nliss Ambrose, the French and Latin instructor. llcr hobby ol' raising African violets has brought her many hours of pleasure. and her plants have brightened the classroom. rs. Jessie Baker fl.li., Greenville Cjlollege Getting up early is not Klrs. l3aker's hobby but she often linds it necessary when coaching Speech contestants. ller school days are lilled with College Prep, Speech. and English lll. As a member of the City Library Board. she reads during her spare time. r. L. G. Baker lfasterii Illinois State 'lleuclzens College Xlr. liaker. lndustrial Arts teacher and golf coach. has several hobbies unknown to many students. lle collects classical records and is interested in astronomy. During the summer. Nlr. Baker likes to travel and enjoys taking colored pictures of thc various spots he visits. rs. Frances Berqer .'l.l3., .ll.fl.. Llllll'Ul'Sll'1 of .llissoiiri A romance language major. who carried mathematics just lor fun, now teaches English III and lV. and Plane Geometry. hlrs. Bergers aim is to help students develop high goals and then to train their abilities to reach these goals. Mr. Clarke Brandt BS., Greenville College, .ll..ll.lftl., Univ. of Olzla. Klr. Brandt. director of Band. Chorus, and spon- sor of Tri-M. has a lull school schedule. but is also kept busy with outside activities. lle directs the Nlunicipal Band and the choir of a local church. and is often asked to sing at community affairs. Mr. Carl Brock BS., AleKenili'ee College, HS., Unii'ersitv of Illinois Mr. Brock teaches Agriculture I and ll. and sponsors the Future Farmers. lle likes to hunt. and spends many weekends at the cabin near Little Grassy Lake. Around school his services and those of the Aggies are always in demand. Mrs. Ellene Budde AB., Greenville College, Anil., Univ. of illielzigun Keeping the library in smooth running order is the main job of Mrs. Budde, librarian. Each year she trains students to assist her in her rrianv duties. Mrs. Budde has several hobbies. including gardening, cooking and church work. Mr. A. H. Crum B.S., A.M., Unirersitj' of Illinois l-et's rake a look-see and see what Nluzzev says is a pet expression of Mr. Crum, Government, Economics. Social Studies IV. and American llistorv teacher. Klr. Crum has lived in or near Greenville most of his lite and enjoys telling stories of his bfljillllll ld .

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Mrs. Corinne Loeh Mrs. Verna Meyer B.S., Greenville College Imagination and patience are two outstanding qualities of Mrs. Loeh, our talented Art instructor. She not only teaches two Art classes and sponsors the new Art Service Club, but supervises art in the entire community unit. Mr. Richard McCarthy l3.S., HS., flames illillilcin University Any student taking Social Studies I or Il. or American History, discovers that Nr. McCarthy has a gift for getting students to express themselves. Because of this, his classes are lively and interesting. During the year Mr. McCarthy also coaches football and track. B.S., Soutlzern Illinois University Mrs. hieyer, Family Living and Home Economics teacher, has traveled extensively in Europe and the United States. ller many colored slides and souvenirs of her trips have added interest both to F.Il.A. meetings and to her classes. Mrs. Laura Mollef HS., Greenville Clollege, ALS., Ll1Il'l'C1'Sll'1' of Illinois Because of the increased interest in science and space travel, hlrs. Moller. Algehra, Trigonometry, and Solid Geometry teacher, realizes that our nation needs mathematicians more than ever. She herself has a deep love for math and instills this Feeling into her students.