Greenville High School - Graduate Yearbook (Greenville, IL)

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Jan Smith secretarytreasurer Ralph Albert president Sue Compton vuce president Endmg four fun filled years we As the largest elass ln the hlstorx ot the school the Llass ol 1959 started thls last year wrth 1 nexx se rlousness, and a greater determmatlon to take idx an tage of the manv taeets of school hfe xxlth the hope that by June each mlght haxe dexeloped the greatest posslble brlllranee at least enouvh to equlp htm for whatexer taslxs mlght he ahead To that end m mx senxors declded to regrster for as many classes is possrble and to jom ln practreallv all dCIlX1flLS Fl here vxas alxx axs the matter of monex monex tor that trlp to Ch1LJUO 1n hlax' To rarse txxentx flxe hundred dollars ln one year sounded lllce an lmpos s1ble task, but wlth the help of thelr sponsors Mlss Ambrose, Mr Broclx, lNlr Graff Nlr ohnson 'Xllss Kayser, Mr McCarthx, and 'Nlr Rogers the SLDIOTS toolx on all sorts ot nexx projects On lXox ember 20 and 21 the elass presented 1ts three 'met pl IX Rebel Wlthout 1 Cause The play dlrected bv Mr Pen nmvton had 1 cast of txxentx txxo Thouoh lt xx as a dlffleult storx to portrax, the 1ctm0 xxas superb the gate reeelpts gratrfx mg and exerx one xxent axxax Seniors solemnlx UlX11'10 th lnks thlt those klds lrent relllx llke thlt On anuary 9 the senlors sponsored the flrst sock hop of the year after the Kmeard game Two hun dred people stayed and really seemed to have fun Records proxlded musle for the dsmclng and refresh ments were serx ed rn the lobby On February 21 the dlstrlet speech contest held here prox1ded another opportunltx for money makmg Semors served sand coffee to hunvry guests and local fans Perhaps the greatest successes, both from the standpomnt of money ra1sed and the fact that almost one hundred percent cooperatlon was reached, were the txxo scrap paper drlxes on March 14 and Aprxl l 1 Helen Ccrres was the efflclcnt churman of both These proxrded the opportunrty to work tovether to- xx 1rd ct commt 1 roal that 1S so necessarv to the de xelopmg of class u r1t, and everyone who helped felt 1 nexx sort of loxaltx had been dexeloped XK71fl'1 the revenue from magazme sales 1n the fall ' , - 1 , ' : V - - 0 O O - 1 . . . . . ,, . V Q. ,i ,. ,2- , 'V Q . 5 . 10,6 L - 2 , i. .i AV w 1 'V ' ' v 1 .' I 1 x V ' x. I X 2 .l, V 1 Al ll w ly x . -. v. 711 -T . uf ' . - , , V s . V ' V V 1 x 1 1 - . . , ' ' '. V 1, , ' 1 V - V' ' s ' . an ' Y . v 1 ' ' ' 1 h Y I I , v . I . l .' I' ' Y. ' . ' x - ff f 1 V '- f XYlCl1CS, pre, cake, candy, mrlk, cokes, doughnuts, and . l '-, . 1 v . 5 vi 1, Q v v 'lx V f . D f ' 1 D . ' . , L . I , 1' . ' ' V 1 . 1 s ' 1 V ' V 1 ' 3 s ' , w V y U X V' I . , . . D . ,, . U Q . - . . . X ' , 1 , . - V. 4 2. ' y O , . f . D .. . .1 , I, f, 1 D V. , V L V 'V V .

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Mrs. Eva Howell, office secretary, knows practically every student. She takes care of insurance odiustments, excuses for ab- sence or tordiness, and other routine duties. 1 These people, too, provide indispensable services. Nah-WP' The old adage says, Too many cooks l 'l Mr. Boehne, Mr. Shank, and Mr. Redding, custodians familiarly known as i'Buck, Roy, and Rusty, have c big job caring for the buildings of our high school and administering to the needs of students and teachers. spoil the broth, but in our cafeteria kitchen Mrs. Redenbo, Mrs. Heston, Mrs. Ronat, and Mrs, Hendrix work well to- gether preparing appetizing food for hungry students,

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Front row Jesse Plog mayor Lunda Allom clerk Second row Jim Darnell mayor Phll Presley clerk Larry Roland mayor Third row Jan Smith mayor Jane! Mitchell clerk Flo Ann Gau clerk Sherron Williams clerk Jockle Kelsey mayor Ralph Albert mayor Van loyd clerk wlll remember dolng things together I44 strong L L llllll T118 U 4 alt s tl ellss fllll l IL lcllccl thc ntcdcd llifllfk .md the trip xx IS lssurccl But tht xclr uxsnt lll spent in fun ind plax X vit lttl ptrccntlvc of seniors were on the honor roll tllln utr hcforc lncl more showed ln lntcrest ln further LLlLlLlIlOD Nldnx were husx taking schol lr other collage preplrltorx dLflXltlCS Qtlll others were pllnnlnv to enter thc scrxlce 'lnd some were husx illtll 7lll'1S for mlrrlloe and new homes But cr l hl s tht llrvcst LTLLDIIUL were 3ldLll1i7 their nllnts P P I i n lplllcltlln llsts lllt lllllnv lntcrvluls for los sllmlc LlllPl0VlllLI1f lhc thru ally trip to QlllLlU0 on hlflv l-l lb incl lxls lll IHWODL llltl llopu or lm more IL cllss utnt ln Cfrullouncl llus Six A Nl soumlul lIll0llfV L lflk hut lt lx IS uorth lll it cost ln time .tml llou lnd this xx IS certllnlx l l'ilfIlDU climax to four Xl lrs of l1lYl'1 school ltr And than uracluatlon' VX ith lt emu l strlnfclx different l:LLllI1U the realization th It those four it lrs utrc suddcnlx tt ln end Ralph Albert Fo remember srmzttlzmg lmrn lt lu lzcurt l,0Ll hontls ll S l Intrlmurlls 7 FIA PAULIDI 4 FFA -l 'SL V 3 lres -l llomerooln Xllllil' -l Qllss Pies Allan Alexander Alexanzler tlzc Great, by mglzt Band 2 FFA 3 f l 1 ' . z ' r F 1 : ' , 1 1 l ' ' , 1 , F r I , . 0 O 0 i 0 Alllll tll' 'vel 1 zfinn lf ICQ, IC i' alli' 1' 1 I 1 '4 .' A l 1 5 ' ' i I - ul - x 1 L I u 'DD xy 1 l I 72 x' RCA' u . .'. I I 5 - 'l 1 D ' ' 2 '. r N ' -af ' lf: , -.2 1'-1 -' gh- i 1' 1- - l lo, 'zjz ar' ' 1 'l f -L l '. 'lll' sllip and entrance examinations and engaging in effort. Doing things 118 il class was different some- li- ss ,ii 'v.i'f :' N' vs, 'vi ' 'S 12: 2' ji ' 'G t' il. '7- 1 U ,, l,, iv SA.. .I ,-D.. ' v' 2 5- i 2 .LD x 1 3 Y x:. 1 , V vi I 2 I 1 gi rv . V I x ll I DT 1 xl . i ' i Q' x 2 mix' E 1: in 1 Y x 1 - H' E xi i xml Q :H I' xi N' ' l 5 N' h I' 1 2 . 'V z 1 - u ' Y 1 ' f 1 .H -2- z .f. 3 1 1' ..: 'M 'ow 3 l,2,3. .. c'... ..: ' .z' 2, , n ' hi, H' ' W ' ' . -if Q .5 f, , l,2,3,4.