Greenhills High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Greenhills, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1942 volume:

X ! Y 'ii ! '-' 9 0 fmill EX SAME fvweq., J qxnj BCARD OF EDUCATION FQREWGRD HE CLASS O V42 graduates at a tame when our nataon engaged an a war of world vaade scope demands the energaes and talents of all catazens Thas as at once an ansoararag chal'enge and a grave resoonsabalaty l-low wall our class and the thousand of other classes of l942 meet 'thas challenge? We who have had charge of the traanang of our hagh school youth for the past four teachers and former students of Greenhalls now servang wath th colors or af they can better serve an offrce factory co'lege hospatal or on the farm they wall take up thear dutaes n these essentaal phases of our total war effort The staunch Arneracanasrta of Greenhalls wall stand the test aa d we wall ever be proud of the class of l9-l2 F J . . I . . J- it 1 . . . S years are confident of the answer. They wall rrleet at as darl the P T A OFFICERS X' Xl!! I'-'I H CLASS OF 1 42 reJreates the Artrtrral to our former teachers and puprls mow serxrrwg wrth the Colors We who remam at home and emor the comforts and eecuruty the Umted States atforde owe a great debt to oar men m the Serwce a debt that can meter be pard Let Us resolve that rn our dauly mes we re member how much our 'former Comparw ons are domg to preeerve for us our prrceless herntage of Inberty May therr spierwdrd example mspnre each of us to do our duty so that nm the shortest possrbi tame we may resume the ways of peace arm our heroes may return to therr homes ANNUAL STAFF 'MMA Ecllfor Assocuare Eclltor Photographic Manager Busrness Managers Arr Edlfor Advusor Art Advisor 2. .fi- Erll Hershberger Laura Zrrnnwe man Pete Dorahu Bern Osborne l-lelen Oshorne Jack Newkurk Mr Llndner M155 VV0lfe. We wlsh to express our aporecra ron to Sensors who conrnboted the followrng artucles The Pro phecy by Olive and Ellzabefh Fryrnan Patty Long who wrote the Wall To Betty ancl Helen Osborne who took care of all busmess correspondence Y A 'sv N A r g , ,, .M r r rwifsgm K ,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.., ..........,.. YYY.-V... V Yr r Sports Editors ,,,,,.c,,,... ....scs.s,,....c,.,,,a,c,.......,,,.,.ac..c, J lrn Colfer, Elaine Camp V ,. ...,,. ,.,,,..,.,......,.,., Y . l , -J ' 1 H - - ' 11 rf MR HURST Scuence MR BROWN MR LINDNER English MR YEAGER Physucal Educatuon FACULTY MISS LONG Commercial MISS WOLFE MISS BOUGI-INFR Physucal Education MISS CARL IER Home Ec Englrsn MR RALPH MISS MEREDITH Socnal Sclence Mathematuczs MR CASEY MISS FOX MR WRIGHT MISS SEWARD Latun Scuence Englush Lubrary MR MONICAL MR MCCLURE Industrial Arts MU5,C English-Biology Fine Arts Industrial Arts Home Economics DECKS BAD BUY TCD BEAT THE BAND SEIXIICDRS CLASS OFFICERS ELAINE CAMP Presrderw of GAA Class Secret Sgorfs Eqrror Semor Play BEVERLY LAN DERS fx I 2 5 Serwvor Class Plax Jumor Class Wa Q A Teasurer of Ga 5 IL PETER DONOHUE ass resrdemr 4 Ar rw Id! Stair FooTbaII Crm!! I Tr Ck Mana r Ck 2 SL or WILLIAM HERSHBERGER e Prey e I Bo S Stat EH or Arwrwu mor SCFOJ erm I1 Iarsfwly -5 Pas e' mor Q 31 QI P A I L I 3 3 4, Bggke I 2, 3 LI, ci . Q53 I, if I-rg if -If Jw IDIf3y'. ' A . .- MC - C W -4, 57 e, fur of Se N. Q, SQ QL I 1, ZA Sr ,lf , I - fiigfliw ball I, A' Sew LIIJB7 Lidsiipii Marpzge X Ri f f , I, 2. I EX ,ef X ,X A. Q ' if: '. I r , f nary I, 'I ' I i , Iii? , , . ,Q A , r rs 3, 4, Gee Chu A , , , I W kk . 1, SENICDRS Football 2 Basketball 3 Scholarshrp 7 Senro BY MARTHA BRADFORD Cheerleader 2 Student Councrl l l CAA 7 3 4 Sensor JAMES CORBETT all ' 5 4 Baske ball Tr BILL DINKELACKER HAZEL EAGLIN Home EC Club Typing Club Ctattanooga Hg School l 2 3 VERNON ESPEL Gun Club JAMES CUTTER Bots State Sentor Scholarshrp Sports Fflrtor o Annual Ba eball 3 4 Basketball 4 ent 3 I I Al I Tl ' N l, A, , E, Play. .f X A ,, ' L S+ Q A S 1 t-'l liaseb ., 7, 'I t 2, ack 4, iii? 21 yi i I t , S , , , S or Pl y. 1 I AS H, ' A Pl . l ,, ' I , I h X , SENIGRS if I. ROBERT FERGUSON if 4.5, gR ffl 'ti 5 ' YK, 'E 1 - I '- 11 ,3 Wx 3:-f Aw A ' I rf Gu L , as , , 3, rac 2, -4, I I I I I - -- I I I I I m C I I I 'J I ' H0 , 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 4, ' 2 ' ' 3 J, , 1 I I I ' OLIVE FRYMAN me EC Club l Latrn Club Scbolarsblp 4 Senlor Sclwolarslm 0 eslra l 2 3 4 NILES HOFFMAN Football 2, Basketball l, 2, , 3 Track l, 2, Class Presudent l, Student Councul, Sensor Play Baseball l, 2, Gun Club DALE JONES Senlor Scbolarsbrp, Scbolarslfmrp 2, 3, 4, Hutch Cock Hugh School l, Winner of Sensor Scholar Sblp TEST Gun Club Baseball 2 Track 3 DALE FISHBACK n Cllb B ketball l 2 T k Baseball l 2 3 Football 2 3 Class Vrce Presr dent 3 ELIZABETH FRYMAN L an Club 3 Glee Club l 2 3 l-lo e Club l 2 3 cbolarsblp Ll Class Play SENIQIQS DONALD JONES eSTraI23 Bad4C3eClubl 3 Lafvn Club 2 Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Senior ARTHUR LETSINGER Lafnn Club 2 Junior Play 4l Sensor Play PATRICIA LONG Basketball Manager 2 ScholarshlD 2 Glee Club 2 3 Band 3 4 C1355 Play 3 4 Orchestra 3 JOHN NEWKIRK tball 2 3 4 B seballl 2 Bas fball o larshlp Scholarshnp l 2 Bane 3 4 Oches ra BETTY OSBORNE Sensor Scholarshup Scholarshp l 2 3 Home Ec Club 2 3 4 Lahn Club Track 2 Annual Staff HELEN OSBORNE Ce-mor Sqholarshm Scholarship l 2 3 kerball l 3 Club 2 Track 2 Annual Staff Orch ', , , 4, n , le , 2, l, , , , , , Play. ' K , ' ' , f '4l, Foo a , , ke l,P, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Boys Stare, Senlor Sch - , 1 1 1 bl 1 1 L l T 3, 4. l , , , 4, J I ,lb -r,,,,4,Bas- , 2, l-lome Ec Club 2, 3, 4, L Tin SENICDRS ORLO SMITH Alrplane Club Gun Club JOHN STERWERF B seball 3 Gun Club DONALD STRATTON Track 3, Basketball 2, 3 AILEEN SCHMIDT Vuce Presndent GAA Track l 2 3 4 Basket bal l 2 Home Ec Club 4 Operetta ee Clu l 3 4 Sensor WILLARD SHARTLE Student Councrl 3 4 Sensor Scbolarslmp Pres: dent ol Latxn Club 4 Track l JOHN SIPES Sensor Sclwolarslmp Mt l-lealtby l 2 3 I - I ' ' 'I I I I I - 1 , , , , ,GI b ,2, Play. O I I I - , , I ' I I , , a- 3 , - SENIGIQS LAURA ZIMMERMAN Band 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 Typlng Team 3 Glee Club 3 Sensor Play North College l-lull l Annual Staff JOSEPH ZIEVERINK Basketball l Band 4 EMGARDE THEDERS Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Sensor Play FRANK WARNER Class Presuclent 3 Football 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Baseball l 7 Trackl 2 Scbolarsblp 3 IMO JEAN WOODREY Bn l Glee Clubl 2 3 Home C I I I I ' I f I I I l I il I I I a d 41 l I I E Club l, 2, 3, Senior Play. 1 1 , , 1 I, f 1 , JLJINIICDRS 'Sa Flrst row Left to right Mane Blandtord Jana Hoffman Jean Duehl Betsy Welpton Phyllls Meuttman Nancy Blatt Shlrley Rasp Jean Brownsng Second row Mass Long teacher Phyllls l-lerland Barbara Bushoprrc Charlotte Hershberger Mary Beck Vlrgnnua Blchmrller Florence Newkurk Third row Pat Comeau Edlth Noel Nadlne Leos Marjorue 'vlasseau Mary Johannung 'fm Front row left to rlght Wullard McPherson Albert Colby Mllton Stoftregen Roy Medcalt Melvulle Potter Lyle Newkurk Tom Molloy James Martln Edward Schaeffer Top row Leroy Morrow l-larold Rupp Edward Smuth Bob Dalry Bay Chaney John Lambl Rzchard Bachman James Rowley SCPHQMGRES Errst row left to rrght Dorothy Pease Dorothy Brunsman Jean Herman Erma Muller l-lelen Uetre ht Vao'a Muhlenharc Jean Rrlex Emma Jean leu hauer Lucrlle Muller Mary Margaret Retersng R ta Loos Second row Mrss Boughner Betty Skrmerton Na cy Noel Jean Sheehy Margaret Schmudt Joanne Oatman Irene l-lelsman Paultne Eryman Marran Betzlng Alrce Dturx Mr Wrlght Thrrd row l-larold Landers Robert Sterlberger Gerald Schultz Plan Boneau Donald McCann Sherman Betscher Robert Planutz Robert Rovrlex Jam s Ste nway Erwun Cutter Arnold Bales Wulluam Hux I Danlel Llexerunk Fou th row Ralph Chamberlarn Jack Ellerhorst Carl Meurer Charles Ma e Beckham Wyruclc Ed Wood ward Alan Hendngsman Ruchard Morrns Wnllnam Potter Charles Melford Robert Ferguson Donald Newburn , -, .. 5 , 1 ., ,Z , L. . W , ' r . I I r' I f I I I L ! 4 , f r . , I l ' N. I , l - I I l I . ' l - ' VF- - ' ' 1 1 ' '1 1 1 I D' I I I C 1 ! ' ' J J 1 X 1 , a t I I 1 A N' A I I f Q I - , . ' - 1 1 1 ' 1- r 1 ' FRESI-IMEN Ju -eww. Nm H9 '-rj. al me-s idk Frrst row left to rsght Joyce Abelrng Maryorre St mm Mary Loo Stoffregen Shrrley Page Layerne Newborn Xferonrca Saulsbury Shrrley Roo h Wrlma James Marjone Rowley Second row Jaffrey Wolff Lots Morrow Verna Lee Barnes Frances Stole Rat Morphy Joy Pnce Florrrne Ferguson Esther Theders Peggy Thonnson Thrrd rovt Lee Heulano Mary Lou Black, Joan Baomgartner, Snrrley Gable, Mary Beckmure, Manan Bmlex Mary Ann Huxel, George Wrtherby, Raymond Cardner, Melyln Crarg Fourth row Gordon Danforth, AI Meorer, Herman Muller, James Drehl, Brll Galfe, Carl Melterl Robert Rexnberger, Dayrd Woodward, Ralph Trousu Frfth row Harry Knlb, Fred Paul, Fredenclf Rupp, James Dethlcfs, Warren Hettzman, Kenneth Stratton John Bracken, Jerome Frsh, Don Fessfer The followrng were absent when the octore was taken Roth Foose, Mary Lee Welhton, Rosemarx Robb Esther Bruner ' J Lg- -zigxf' -' . 2 if 0 -. A 12:55.Wbeiftiiafaiian ' f e ggs: 1-Q61-'iL1,y K . 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I f L 1 EIGHTH Furst row left to rlqht J Muller M Trolsl G Wulson J Uetrecht D Woodrey M C Hutton R FrnO'd P Cooper L Cutter M Krebs R Harmeyer Second row P Whltney J Ramey M Jones F Beck M Herman M Jones M Hamer K Flugel A Headley IA Bro lc Thrrd row M Zre ennk R Mann M Slade M Johnson B L Muller B Depew R Chaney J Haut J Flannery Fourth row V Shockman M Phrllups S Mlller C Ferguson M Foley Frrst row left to rrght D Dwyer C Leu hauer C Broclcrnan M May D Planrtz T Kaner L lylfnns R Paul R H mond Second row W Slckles R Mannvng J Ball R McCleary R Curran J Tullns R Recker C Hertzrnan Thrrd row ' Jones H Pennlngton T Gentry H Ixlorns R Ellerhorst R Bearrd W Adams R Hoffman Fourth row G Olrver F Gregory D Funk D Susong J Thomson L Becksmrth D Lampl R Hoffman y 1 . y , y . y , , . I . . l , , . , , , I ' ' I ' I I I I I ' I ' ' ' f , , y. C . . A U . -' ' ' I ' I I ' I I I I I ' Ll . , I y . I , I . . . Wy. up A , , x . . I f . I , 1 C ' I I I I ' I I - 1 ' ' 'H . , . c . . . , , y . y . , , y , y . , , y yy . ' J I I I I ' I If ' I ' . , I , , I y . y . , y . l. SEVENTH First row left to rught J Muller P Srple W Bachman C Foose A Wllson D Theders B Compton M Roetqer L Harmeyer S Krouse M Molloy Second row J Fo ch M Gurtnn E Young A M Clary M James H Abellng J Barton J Frogge N Chaney B Huxel Thard row A Steunway E Wlllus M Rennngton E Muhlenhard B Schnaclc B Stayerrnan A Nolte Furst row left to nght J Sark B Petenng A Wells R Wheeler R Trolsl J Schwab Cn Gothne P Swanger Second row B Wynck J Fenner T Donohue R Fessler H Rohl W Schlelds D Schnack L Blanford E Pelta lhlrd row W Leslle A Jauch H Chnstophel A Cgletree J Ruby E Bradley sf i 1 - - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . I I . I . I . , . ' r S f- yi J . . I . I . I . .. c I . I . I . I . I , I , . . I , 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' c 1 1 - .f s ,, . - Q I- E , . . I . I , I . I , I . I I . , I . I . I , I I J I , I - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SCHCDLARSHIP First row left io right V Barnes H Osborne B Osborne l. Zimmerman A Dairy J Diehl P Comeau P Heiland M Beck O Fryman M Stamm Second row J Baumgartner P Fryman S Page M Black M Betzing C Hershberger B Welpton J French E Camp M Schmidt Third row W McPherson G Danto th H Kilb R Plan tz D Jones R Rowley A Boneau G Schultz R Steilberoer Fou th rov M Salisbury G Withe by J Elle ho st C Meurer J Nippert Since the birth of our school the standards of scholarship have steadily risen, During the first year of scholarship competition we had one student place second in the county. Each year the number of placements has increased until the present year when we had tive place in scholarship tests. Out ot a class of thirty-tour Seniors, thirteen took the Senior Scholarship Testi Dale Jones received highest honors by taking first place in the county and was also ranked in the upper one percent of the stated Another student received Honorable Mention. We sincerely hope that the scholastic standards ot Greenhills High School will continue to rise and bring new and greater laurels. iii! T 'ri W Ref VIL x Si-if 'L 1 1-v frrofw SENIQRS IN Q7 YNJWI V VLK75 'X V' l'2N,IDn1xJxg'iq Q,f' .gear 'U C V' Qrxhlr- 'XwQfCL Tr Ksv-XY L? isu'3 ,LX CNS v biw- --rmf' UH if a DoNSTf Kvorx lhxau 'Bw Cabot' I-mad Eos S- O1 ew , X S QU Incl. 'Xxx y KV M -4-an Jil 3 rf 3 df gg-ff 1.1. .fd . ' 1 1 , ,V 1 NG, ' x 'WX A - ' ' ff - x K IR, A so , 1' , ' F -f W .ff firfx - 450 - 5. I . - 3, LQ X 'xx ig 2 .1 -J ,V , its F i 5 A J E ., Y rdf A ff - 3? :Ziff 2' 3' A-.:'y?-if -'A ,372 T 55,3 V 33 '27 Kgiikm . 5? 'x fff ,xv- xx , . , . X X XV! ' 1 C um , ' X xg -Q .k 5 ,. X, ,v 2, ,..,-' 14. 3 My i N ff 1 ' fag :ff X M .hyx fx? mx -gv ' Hum .4 - X J Kip N 2 1 v, . 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' zu 2 K u v- qw CLASS PIQCDPHECY Due to fast methofls ot transportatlon the globe has becorre oulte small and one Q llkelv to flnc hIs frIends everywhere As the old sayang oo s A lot of water has flowed under t e bndge sInce the class of 42 re ewerl thelr dIplomas and stepped Into that troubled world ten years ago AmerIca gaIned a deIInIte wctory for herself bv the defeat of cl ctatorsh ps Today we lIve In a world dorwnate by peace and good wIII To satlsfy my desure of seeIng how the wcrld IS IIyIng I made a tnp around the world In the short tlme of two yea s As I saIled from New York the large shlp held a certaIn thrIlI for me and as eag r to start my world WI e tour The flrst nIght aboard left no tlrne for regrets at Ieaylng the home shores for I was already among fnends In th gayly de o ated ball roorn played the shIr s orchestra unc' r tne capable dIrectIon of la k NewkIrk Af er sexeral days the boat docked In England To ms ha been rehu It and everywhere you looke all ha es of IIf were normal agaln Stratford on Avon Shakes eare s blrthplace was the frst Ilace XISIICCI It was there that I found Fllrabeth Frvman who was do ng res arch work n Engllsh LItemtu for a Look she would some day wrIte IourneyIng to Irelanr I met an old Inshman Pete Donohue b name n there I saw hlm plantlng a new crop of potato s He had f If lled hrs one lrlsh ambItIon After a CGIIQIWIILII yIsIt there I hurned on to Holland Can you ImagIne my surpnse at fInrlIng my o classmate Imo I an Woodrey plcklng armloads of brIghtIy coo ed tuII s9 To make the pIcture com plet she wore wooden shoes and o e of hose cute lttle s arched Du ch caps Leawng I-lolland I went eastward Into Germany There BIII Hershberger the perfect dI lomat ker orf er as Unlted States Mnlster of Affalrs I then traveled southward Into Italy VIcky ScFmIct was very ofIen my companlon because she too Ias Interested In thIs ountn In order to gaIn more know' edge about her art professIon France wlth all the style an pomp of SOCIETN was my next stop Pans agaIn the chIef Clly of France I met Dale Jones IIvIng a Ilfe of luxury as the VEIIVQW founder o a famous beauty salon The hauntlng Span sh castles were very InterestIng and whIle In Sham I dI not faII to vIsIt some of them The Hotel Rlnky Dnk las my choIce noted for the famous enterta n Ing of Senoruta Campe who was hor e other than our oy VI Elalne Camp Jun plng across the Stralt of G bralter we lanced In Af Ica where the weather was very hot Qhor ly after we were confronted by a XI Ious Iooklng trIbe of warrIors I thought I s a r e theIr chIef turned out to be Vernon Espel a yery dlgn d Amen an II g II thIs remote I Ilag H was teachlng the natIves about the ways of the outsrde world I had aly axs been curlous to see a dla monfl m ne so I traveled to the southernmost tIp of Af Ica to Inspect one of them I was guIte fascln ated but flabbergasted when I dlscoyered that the owner of the Hole n the Ground m ne was one Robert Ferguson a luttle snobbrsh but the same person Arabla the land of turbaned gentlemen was my next port One of the hIghlIghts of my vlst was IIIG CIIIWGI Darty gwen by the Amerlcan Counsul Upon seeIng my Ionesomeness the hostess came oyer to chat wI h me It was none other than the former Martha B dford of the class of 42 who s nur the IG of IS st n hed duounnat I ' ' 1- W ' I 1 1 u c , , G y I, If I 3 If Ln II I ' X, I I J L I In - h .K , X I Ba - I L I' I I' I I' I I I C I I I I I y ,I II l x K E X I 7 V Y 1 Icl I WT- an XII V I4 K I We I ,. 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I I I I I I I I I I T I , . -r I V -1' '+ 1 If I t I I I FOG ., I I by Inf +I-I AI I IIII ' IA -I II II GI II Quo I cl kt I ., I Crossmg the AraoIan sea I found myself II lrdIa In thIs country among the Mohamme'Ians an I-IIndus I found John Sterwerf a successful VICE faImer wIth a res ot land After crossIng from IndII Into Russla I was In the land of Ice and snow Hawng lI'tle tIme to spenI there I made a herned trlc to Moscow and here I found John SIpes learnIng the expert horsen anshIp of the Cossacks I-Ie was then plannIng to carn hIs Info FIWJIIOVI to the Uruted States Cn to ChInI the laII of IIeIrd muslc rlce fIeIds and IunIsl There two gIrIs had wo ker hard to IchIeye success Ilazel EagIIn wIth her southerr drawl SIIII preyalent was head nurse of III Amerlcan IIOSIIIIJI III Chung KIng Patty Long ha attalne her goal ot beIIIg a fo eIgII news correspondent Then we approI he I the IJSFIIIIILII PhIIIprIIne Is ands He e I-Iel n Osborne had made her IIfe s worlr a tee ra h overator sto, eI It the D tc East I les to XISII seyeml hIstorIcal places of Word VN II WhIIe FIFIXIIIWQ through the countrysfe I encountered a soIItary herdsmaI IGVICIIFIQ hIs heep e stopr eI to IVILILI e how many sheep he ownel aIId founl l'IIIYI o e an olct classmate O lo SlTlII'I I s te anoth r InIportInt w Ir eountn A IsIrIIIa Here we founf sheep sh aIers one ot whom we t ugh was IXIIIes I-Ioffman Ijy golly WK IIIscoyI e DIIe Hshhaclq wh the 2 taIII o a IVITII5 s ean I Iro I I I I net n OVIUS III I C I V I I e J I C' CQLIW I I to the A g ItIIe Iere I Ie gn IO mam MINS aper e I III I IIICIIIIVICS IIVOVG IIIVI to he s me JIITWIISIX from CreenhIlIs S ICG I III ht I o reacII Lum and Panama I eIt by p ne b Irvereste III aruess so el Ilout her name She was GreenhIIIs own Betty s orne VVIWIIC passIng through the Panama Cahal I saw Don Stratton operatIng an Electnc Mule Idle was QLIIIE busy for a change Another QlIlCk Itmp found me In Mex co where the c'ancIng Sedonta and danng Senors greet you wIth fIashIng sn les My fIrst trIp tools me to a bull fIght Ihe last torea dor was the dIstIIIg Ishecl AmerIcan Senor Dmlcelacleer Imagmel Back In Arl ona I dIscoyereI Joe ZIeIerInlf pIcI4Ing cactus neef les for a hat pIn factory I meI ye Fryman IH Cal IOFIWII SI e IIII attaIIIe her amIJItIon as letet an of a large hosp ta Beyfer ers wIs o ar artIst IU Wat ne stt I I II ode e eIIns,IyaIIII VN h gton herel eun IIJIHL oreIIaIcls anl Frank Ir IICIS CIIIer Works SIch a Iast estate' M 'VI Not fo gett g La Ida I IIQIIQCI Quebec and oo not ce of the AVCIIC Fur Indtstry Laura ZImmerrIIan healed the company stIlI etfIcIent ant SIIICQVG III her husIness dealmgs I also rnet Emgarde Thet ers who was head mItron of a large orphanage Sh was well lked by all her charges The tIrst thIng I dId on reachIng CIncInnatI was to see the Recs play a good game of ball I saw I JIm Corbett s name IIsted as the Re I s outfIel Ier anl I knew Instantly that he was from GreenhIIIs II WE II ts wIrI r a IOII yeryon a II I the w I am DVOLIC to say that I knew the II when they started forth after gra ILISIIOIW and I dfll sure GreenhIIls School wIII he onore to hI e the CIISIIVICIIOVI of I7eI IQ the alna ma er of thIs slccessful c ass I L y I I , y I L L. , - I V f ' 5 . 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' ' I ar A a I. y 1 I I ' II if ey I f I' 'ta I , I . 40 o W W 15 S3454 X X E, X J M l 4 ' I Q!! 331 ganna msn .f B f iv S fe 'W wp fwwxgm Aw A033515 as A515915 Z FCDCDTBALI. gpm mln new 'f ,fl FOOTBALL Greenhrlls 8 Mt Healthy 0 The boys started the season by beat ng Mt Healthy The game was played at Greenhulls Greenhrlls 18 Terrace Park 26 Our frrst game under the lrghts proved a dns appountment Terrace Park was too much to handle Ed Woodward made two touchdowns Greenhllls 0 Taylor 32 Here us one game that we won't duscuss Tay lor had a powerful attack and a powerful de fense Greenhulls 20 Harrison 0 Our furst league game was played at l-larrnson Was It MUDDY' Woodward agaun paced our boys wuth two touchdowns Greenhrlls 6 Mt Healthy 14 ln a repeat performance the Proneers couldnt equal theur furst endeavor It was very rauny and muddy Greenhnlls 22 Sharonvrlle 26 Our fourth league game proved to be a dns appo ntment to the home crowd Durlng the closing moments of the game the Ploneers made a determuned drrve, but lt fell short of the mark Greenhrlls 34 Colerain 26 Thls was a rough and tumble game ln whlch some blood was spulled Leroy Morrow led the attack wrth two touchdowns Woodward also made two touchdowns FOOTBALL SEASON The football team wound up the season with three wins and tour losses. The team lost the serv- ices ot Pete Donohue and Jack Newkirk,-the only two Senior players on the team, Pete Donohue and Jack Newkirlq were elected co-captains of the i942 football team. Those players receiving varsity letters are: Pete Donohue, Jack Newkirk, Leroy Morrow, John Lampl, John Nippert, Ed Woodward, Beckham Wyrick, Carl Meurer, Jim Coleman, and Lyle Newkirk, Jim Steinway received aletter as Manager. Pete Donohue was end on the All-County Team. Lyle Newkirk Jack Newkirk Charles Sherman Bill l-lershberger Pete Donohue Leroy Morrow Front row Edward S haetfer Albert Colby Jim Cutter Donald Jones and Richard Bachman DON ALD BASKETBALL JACK NEWKIRK JONES JIM CUTTER TCapt J LYLE NEWKIRK LE ROY MORROW AL COLBY PIONEERS BASKETBALL SEASON Greenhllls Unlverslty 18 X l C100 Xlorrow Greenhslls Madeira 24 Greenhulls Harrison Rf Greenhnlls Anderson 3 'ra 'Q Nw er or ew Greenhllls Ross I8 ' QV uw L Lu L OSL. 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V. ,VW b i W V h nw 'Yan C0120 T9 - OJ Vs? league d l AT The -1 e ws rec. 4 V' V V , A som! we T3 - Tw: on -. runs Thus Tllg emi Ol .hc fwfsl qua 'QQ ,LV ii Jlgril X A , he fx T we mer refealii Mt Healfly lolf' llwe 1 X' rf f , , 2 . :as'1'X1bgll It was .wo or secov. iQ?Q,L. rc' ' 35 - ' 3l ff y l Nwxlwfl.s 1 of llefslwlvcfgki-r le the llk. ulrl gr.: Xxfllll imgl 'cl mi ,H nn vw OWS '-NSW ll vl 'l'X Ulfll !Y:.E'1:Q: l YO WAT flM'N l lxaxii 'L lg' gm l,C?,f-, V. TlW X1 101f'f'-, lip, '--jvfir 'ly 4 -' I ,rave , mv vi 1 X 4. desi ailcw HAMILTON COUNTY TOURNAMENT Four players on the Varsity squad played their last high school basketball game when Greenhills played St Bernard, We were out-played and we couldn't do much about it Working on the one-loss- and-out basis Greenhills was eliminated from the Tournament after the first game. The game ended with St. Bernard winning by the score of 3l to 9, All of the members of the Varsity squad received letters with Don Jones and Jack Newkik being lettermen in former years, Jim Cutter was elected captain of the l942 squad. RESERVE BASKETBALL Front row left to right Charles Mefford Kenneth Stratton Charles Ferguson Carl Meurer Melvin Craig Back row left to right Al Meurer Lee l-leiland Mr Cook Coach Erwin Cutter Richard Bachman Mgr RESERVE SEASON The reserve team had another fine season winning thirteen and losing five games They also won the Western League Championship by winning all their league games The reserves were eliminated in the second game of the tournament by Terrace Park All members of the team received letters GRADE SCHOOL BASKETBALL The grade school team went to the semi finals in the County Grade School Tournament only to be beaten by Glendale lO to 7 They then went on to win consolation place by beating Deer Park 20 to IS f r Y r ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 4 ' 1 I 1 1 ' - 1 I , . I TRACK BASEBALL xx Q ae. Qi? vu we-fs ,aw X Xa f fl Q1 ffm ,U Pi 1, M, 5423 .- .xw A - , ,, 3 A K, L ,. jq,. Qi fSu,' . V , ' I ' Q A . I W Qmlmf, W SAF 1 W , I ly 'Z-nf, A . 'A V My . 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Flrst row left to right J Brownlng F Newkark J Diehl A Schmldt Mass Boughner E Camp J Sheehy J Hoffman M Bradford Second row M Rowley J Herman E Noel N Blatt C Hershberger M Schmndt M Beck B Landers E Muller Third row A Dalry P Helland P Comeau R Foose M Long M Huxel S Gable M Stoffregen S age GIRLS SPORTS June l942 comp'etes the thnrd year of the Grls Athletnc Assocnat on whnch was organlzed rn 939 The G A A s advusor rs Mass Betty Boughner The offlcers elected to serve thus past year w re the following Presudent Elaine Camp Vce Presadent Vrckey Schmldt Secretary Jeanne Dleh' Treasurer Jeanne Sheehy Head of Soccer Jana Hoffman Head of Volleyball Beverly Landers Head of Basketball Vt key Schmldt Head of Baseball Florence Newklrk Head of Track Jean Brovvntng The soccer and volleyball school teams have been chosen The glrls who made the all school soccer team are Mary Peck Elaune Camp Alice Daury Phyllus Helland Charlotte Hershberger Jana Hoffman Mary Ann Huxel Erma Muller Edlth Noel Shirley Page Nancy Blatt Martha Bradford Jean Brownlng Shurley Gable Jean Herman Luculle Muller Florence Newklrk Helen Uetrecht The members of the all-school volleyball team are Beverly Landers Phyllus Heuland Charlotte Helshberger Jana Hofman Nancy Blatt Erma Miller Mlriam Long Alice Daury Mary Ann Huxel and Shirley Page. 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V1g'ini'k,, 5 -ff 5 ' ws 4. 2 NAME Martha Bradford Elarne Camp James Corbett James Cutter Blll Dmnkelacker Pete Donahue Hazel Eaglsn Vernon Espel Bob Ferguson Dale Frshback Elrzabeth Fryman Oluve Eryman Brll Hershberger Nrles Hoffman Dale Jones Donald Jones Beverly Landers Patty Long Jack Newklrk Betty Osborne Helen Osborne Arleen Schmidt Wullard Shartle John Supes Orlo Smith John Sterwerf Donald Stratton Fmgarde Theders Frank Warner lmo Jean Woodley Laura Zrmmerman Joe Zrexennk BIRDS EYE VIEW OF CLASS OF 42 NlCKNAME Mart Squrrt Pun Ball Jeep Dunk Peterque Hazy Allurnlnum Fergy Peachy nz Plckle Mary Wrllre Hof urz n Curley Dukre 8 Jackson Eff Vtcky W Johnny UQ Johnny Bov Flash Em Jard Shorty lmerleans Laury Able FAVORITE EXPRESSION C tt ut Dont know Oh Nutts Are you krddrn Go away Oh Now We aa ' Hey Vernon ' Oh Chrcken Dont know Oh you krd Oh brother at Your wrong Mr Hurst lm sorry .Ht kid' Better late than never Oh boy es' Let me see w g rt' l am what I am Whos got therr History Whos shootrng poo 7 Where s apple law ls that d1rty9 Ohhhhhhhhh' Oh baldy Oh Johnny Oh Fudge' l dont know EAVORlTE SONG TITLES Lady Be Good Jealous Elmer s Tune IVTT To See My Sunday V Seven Beers Wrth the Wrong Woman Chattanooga Choo Choo Sunshrne Deep tn the Heart of Texas Greeneyes Stardust A Pretty Girl Begrn the Begurne Shubert s Serenade Stardust Everythlng l Love Someone s Rockrng Mx Dream Boat Because of You Stardust Couple rn the Castle I Don t Want to Walk Wrthout You Rose O Dae Stardust White Clrffs of Dover Blues In the Nrght Whlstler S Mother IU aw About a Quarter to Nnne Bendameers Stream Margre l Dont Want to Set the World on Fare Whrte Clrffs of Dover Deep IU the Heart of Texas LEISURE MOMENTS Men Nrght Work Haulrng Gang Waltln O grow Enend to Anrmals Photography lwornen History Brunettes Radros Blondes Studyrng Plano Making Models larrplanesl Ind Arts Sports Sleepy rng Sleeprng Sports Nrght Work Nlght Work r Women Studying Shootlng Pool Earmrng Wrse cracks Hlstory Grocery store Rude the bus School bus Ear Vxfrggler O I ut ' o S , . ,. 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' A fflf I ' ' 'JJ f 'ffffffffff' to f r as rreerrrr r cccccccccccc cccclc 5 ccb cbc J LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT The Senior Class, being of sound mind this day ot June 3, l942y do herewith bequeath all their worldly possessions to the following: To our principal, Robert Kenneth Salisbury, our sincere thanks for having been such a friend to us in these tour, short, and happy years at Cireenhills l-ligh School To our teachers, we leave our hope that in the future, classes will come prepared We also hope that none will offer such bewildering and amazing excuses as those ottered by the Senor Class ot W42. To each Junior we leave the tollowing' Jim Corbett leaves his shyness to Jana Hoffman and Milton Stottregan. Jimmy Cutter leaves his very sunny disposition to Marie Blantord, Bill Dinkelacker leaves h.s ability to hold his temper in any arguments to Jackie French and Edward Smith Pete Donohue leaves his new versions ot old songs to Bob Dairy and Lyle Nevvkirk with the plea that they will keep his immortal works alive vernon Espel wills his talkativeness to Jean Browning and Leonard Dantorth To Shi ley Rasp and Melville Potter Robert Ferguson leaves his bashtulness Dale Fishback leaves his excellent sports record to Willard McPherson and Ray Chaney Bill I-lershberger vulls his scholastic record to his sister Charlotte Niles l-lottman vvills his ability to speak up in class to Nancy Blatt and Leroy Morrow Dale Jones leaves his intelligence to Florence Newkirk and Maxine Viel Don Jones and Don Stratton leave their very witty remarks to James Rowley John Nippert and l-lar old Rupp Jack Newkirk leaves his track record to Pat Commeau Willard Shartle leaves the words spoken by vours truly to Phyllis Muettman John Sipes leaves his good nature to Edith Noel Orlo Smith leaves that oh' so becoming blush to Marv Johanning Frank Warner le yes is ast athletic record to Mary Ann Beck Joe Lieverink leaves his melodious trumpet nlaying to Richard Bachman Martha Bradford wills her long brown hair to Marjorie Mausseau Elaine Camp wills her ability to get things done to Jean Diehl Elizabeth and Clive Fryman will their good behavior to Albert Colby Beverly Landers gives her ever ready smile to Roy Medcalt Patty Long leaves the writing ot next years will to Virginia Bichmiller l-lelen ard Betty Osborne leave their appreciation ot the finer things to Barbara Bishopric Vicky Schmidt wills her ability to get along with others to Betsv Welpton Emgarde Theders leaves her good grades to James Martin lmo Jean Woodrey gives her position on the N Y A to Tom Molloy Laura Zimmerman leaves her ability to give people a piece ot her mind to John Lampl l-lazel Eaolin wills her southern accent to Eddie Schaeffer We the Senior Class Anno Domini one thousanc' nine hunired and forty two do herebv declare this to be our l st Will and Testament We do hereby set our hand and seal on this day June 3 Signature lSealJ 'W I 1 1 1 i i , 1 V , . , 1 1 T ' ' y .J S . 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ALHIT ' '. x 'W ' ,41 ,AP D 1g!'1f tb' ' 'x V' ' 'af kr fn FMEIR NM , wg' 15 ,fo gLf': H '. 5 L F ' ' fl wffi' 1' 'Lmifzx' E: JP' Q 1'E,: 7'! a my M: is .if 0 1. V, fx ,a,.1': 'JT if is ,,, Nw g I, ,Y V 'A fy f . 'K N ' kg '-mu UH' ' X - L KM' 'AX' ry f ' I I ' I ' V- If , , 1. , , , ,:, A u . 0 N51 xigg K ,H W .xw ' L - 'Wfi yr , 4 1 rl' 5 ' W If 1 .JO f. I ' I JL CALENDAR 1 I x 'K lu f 11 N10 f' AV., w W w'.IX1vCV ' ' ' ' ,'..v-H1 g'MM'f' ', , Twyg' .5 .AL p ' wo: A w'f'iw!,a In V ' ' of Y' Vf' 1211 1 V- f V' lv Il N.. 'Q C fy,1ru V- ,',f ' f -Wfi ff ' i -if' - - .X Mii-of Co, , ' wwgm' l Pa-wggli sf so ' gf Tong. M Pwr' 1- F e. N Qw1:'f '5 Huw 1'- AF- ,hw cv Cfhaxs C f ' ' H 'wan 13 'vd'W f' i-MSI: V '1' T: ni, fx' ' ,mg '4 5 'S' I'.sf31xaH -K 7 fy gfYn'fVWT QALHT S ', fg NrCf' Q , or X C z. ,fu QV, f L' cf gufg 51, lp, rX4f'Nf ' if QW, 'T QECL 'Y V f 'cw fvffv'-mn: ,ja an Q: :Y in sf4 wi-:TG T-A 'G f' 'JV fv W' iv wv 7 TW X C ' 'Yw'I!fj'MiQ7'NfJ' V I 7 Q 'X ' N ORCHESTRA BAND GLEE CLUB '45 CLUB HOME EC CLUB LATIN CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL AND CCUNTRY G R E E N H I L L S AMERICAN LEGICN POST N . 530 FOR GOD CompIimen+s of Nick Wullenweber KDOT FOOD STOREJ Doug. I85 75l4 Hamilfon Ave. WE DELIVER Complimenfs of Pickering's One - Sfop Service CHESTER PICKERING UMA, Qlvuxvm wall 8x491um glam .7Fwug!LbL PETER HERB SONS Heal+hy Ohio Doug l7l R WM A EFFLER Jewelry 8: Gills 76l8 Hamilfon Avenue Mi' Healfhy College Hull ll 7849 Harrison Avenue - 5926 Hammon Avenue Mi. . ' - ' I When In need of School Supplles Phone DOUQ H66 Offnce S+a+nonery Pa+r0n.1e Esselman s Tavern an The Pounsforcl Bowlmg Alleys Sfahonery Company GQQD FQQD 422 Mem Sheelf 75ll Hamul+on Avenue .L Compllmen'rs of GREENHILLS CREDIT UNICDN INC I a cincinmi, ohio ' W- Hea 'hY- Ohio B FLEGE 81 SONS I749 Mann S+reeI' Reading Ohio VAIIey 0324 VAIIey I996 Coal Coke Feed Bes'I' Wlshes GREENHILLS REPUBLICAN CLUB O S ppl M In PHONE MEI 58I5 NORWOOD TYPEWRITER 8: STATIONERY SHOP R J KILBURN The Typewr fer Docfor PLAZA THEATRE BUILDING qs d FI I R J KILBURN 4730 Mon+gomery Road No ood Oho 7803 HamuII'on Avenue MI. Healfhy CincInnaI'i, Ohio Jas. E. Hawfhorne Funeral Direcfor Phone Jackson 7I45 o , ffice u ies All a es Repaired Re a d I n g e d M I II and Equipmen+ Rebuilt SoId, Renfed ' ' rose . . , 'I I I' econ oor , rw , I CALL my 9790 Chas Llppmelr 8: Son FINNEYTOWN IN N HARDWARE PLUMBING PAINTS Chicken SIeak and Fnsh Dmners 7500 HAMILTON AVENUE NORTH BEND and WINTON ROADS MT HEALTHY OHIO CINCINNATI OHIO Phone Doug 0009 Comphmenfs of GREENHILLS NEWS BULLETIN Sandwiches-all kinds AUSTIN6'S Complimenfs of G L L Second Nahonal Bank HAMILTCN MM ROAD o+ Cnncunnah Ohro For Good Ea+s M'r HeaH'hy Branch and MEMBER OF F D I C Chucken Dinners PHONE DOUGLAS 6979 N E I D HARD 0, FUNERAL Homes Mf Healfhy JAckson 7800 NH Heallfhy Ohm Wesfwood MOn+ana 3022 Our Fme Flours Bloom In Your Oven Taylors Creek MOn'I'ana 35l5 lnvalld Coach Service DAY OR NIGHT C.C.Groff Milling Co. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Compllmenfs of +he GREENHILLS PARENT TEACHERS ASSCJCIATION OTTICSFS Edward Sheehy Presuden+ Ralph Cu+'rer Vuce Presudeni' Rlchard Fisher Treasurer Walluam Hershberger Secre+ary Leonard Bader Correspondmg Secrefary KROGER STORE MT HEALTHY 1' ELMER HELSCHER Mgr PIONEER BARBECUE BARTELS SHOE REPAIR LUDWIG'S SHOE STORE MT. HEALTHY OHIO M'r H e a Hhy Elec:'rrac: Shop HASKINS BROS GARAGE NORTH BEND AND DALY ROADS KI by 2029 JOHN BRUCE I Compiimenfs of Firie Selec+ion Vege ables Fruiis Fresh Meaf C A Comple+e Line of Groceries I a+ Every-Day Low Price ' I I 0 I Compl'men+s of Complimenfs of Complimenis of I I r Oompllmenfs of a Friend and FARMS Huber 81 McCudcIen Licensed Real Esfafe Brokers 7520 HAMILTON AVENUE MT HEALTHY OHIO VO G U E THEATRE 8459 VINE STREET HARTWELL OHIO HOMES, LOTS JAckson 82l0 Wi+I'1 Complimenfs Gur Slncere Wishes for Your Con+inued Success GREENHILLS PUBLIC SAFETY VGLUNTEERS To 'rhe Class of I942 ALWAYS A PLEASURE TO SERVE YCJU AT HESSLERS 56 +0 S100 STCDRE HOLLMAN DAIRY FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS WYOMING on-no PHONE vAu Y 2322 i MT. HEALTHY. OHIO Saud the Electncal Mouth io the Electrlcal Ear Joe took athers shoe bench out S e u as wamng t my awn Passing throu h the Bell Telephone Lahoratorles ln New York Cxty you Illlglll hear these stran e sentences belng, repeated by an electrleal mouth lnto the transmltter of a telephone These sentences contaln all the fundamental sounds ln the Englxsh language that have anythlng to do wlth the lntensltv of sound ln speech By llstenlng to them by measurln the gmeers test the qualltx of the transmltter Thls IQ only a small example of tht work at Bell l lll0I'dl0I'l6b There research IS carrled on constantly ln the lnterest of the telephone user experxmentln lCSllll fipurmg out xx avs t create new equlpment or to lmproxe present methods AD KI N S MT HEALTHY THE CHNClNNATI8,SUBLRBAN BELI TLLEPHONh C0 it Besl' Wishes G REENH I LLS DEMOCRATIC Fine Groceries CLUB . I I xr - C f C FP f 9 I ' ' 77 h . . 1 . . . . a . . . . l . . U . . T , l 9 5 'T , L v T ' . 1 . . . . H 1 i , . . aceuracv with which each sound is carried over the wire, en- ,W-H---ha, 2 1 4 . . . Q 0 ' . '- - ' ' , ,z ' . '. fm1,p.v 9 J ' 'g, 'g, 1' o . WIRTHS ORR DAIRY CAFE E N G E R HOLZHAUSER HARDWARE y G MT HEALTHY I Fine Dairy MT HEALTHY Procluc+s 1 l u I , WILLIS MUSIC CO. Sheei' Music Music Books B 8: B Records Radios SERVICE STATION InsI'rumen+s Combina+ions MAGNAVOX MUSICAL NOVELTIES GMS CORNER or JEWELRY wuNroN 8. com PToN I24 EAST FOURTH STREET MAn 5095 6 7 Insfead I s'I'ead Insiead Besf Wishes GREENHILLS CONSUMER SERVICES SeIfI Ierest e Propose fhe Common Good Ihe Proff Moi e e Propose II1e Moi of Serv ce II1e G o II1 of MonopoIy e Propose 'I'I1aI' all Men Wo In TogeI'I1er as Brofhers UPON THESE PRINCIPLES WE ARE BUILDING 3 - - of -n , w . n of i iv , w ive i . of r w , w r Insfead of WeaI+I1 for a Few and Poverfy for Many, we Propose fI1e Co-operafive Mefhod which Produces neifher Extremes of WeaIII1 or Pov rfy. l 6 GREENHILLS GARDEN GUILD CIdCg A GLENDALE OHIO IW JUNICDR ' C0 GP Comphmenfs of '- ' 'I STEWART CAFE , I Bes ishes I 45 CLUB BEST WISHES AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY POST No 530 HamlII'on Farm Bureau C0 0Pe aI Ve A BoosIer of LOCKLAND O PR 7553 Clean A'rhIe+lcs OWNED AND OPERATED BY FAR Feed Gas Seed Oil I Twine Fence Q - I Ferfilizer I nf GREENHILLS SERVICE STATION COR ESWIN 8: ERVIN Your Neighborhood Service Siahon come IN AND em ACQUAINTED J H SHARPE BesI Wlshes JUNIOR CLASS 1942 GREENHILLS HIGH SCHCOL WE W!SH TO EXPRESS OLaR SINCERE AP DEPARTMENT, MR MONICAL WESLEY SICKLES AND T0 ALL THE OTHERS WHO HAVE MADE THiS ANNUAL POSSIBLI PRECIATION TO THE iNDUSTRlAL ARTS