Greenhills High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Greenhills, OH)

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Miss Mary Louise Gow Miss Virginia McAfee Miss Helen Pelton Mr. James Riley Miss Mary Louise Gowwhfo State University, 3.5. of Education. Miss Helen PeFtonh-Mfami University, 8.5. of Education. What a dull world this would be if everyone spoke English, To help prevent this situation Miss PeJton attempts to pound our old friend Latin into the students and Miss Gow helps them to master Spanish. In addition to their regular duties, Miss Pelton served as a Junior adviser and Miss Gow fought Science and served as advisor for the Spanish Club Miss Virginia McAfeewhio Wesleyan University, B.M. Mr. James Rilethittenberg, 85., College of Music of Cincinnati, B.M. Greenhills found itself on the music man on a large Scale for the first time this year, Three of Miss McAfee's vocal groups partici- poted in the state music contests and one received first place. Mr, Riley conducted c1 fine concert band which presented spring programs and u marching band that appeared several times. Miss McAfee also served as o Sophomore adviser while Mr, Riley served as home-room teacher for the Seniors. Miss Joyce Abeling, Mr. Roy MattheWS Secretory I91

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Miss Helen Duncan Mr. Walter Howard Mrs. Faye Lowe Miss Doris Crawford Miss Charlotte Seward Mre Mulloy Dixon Miss Helen DunconeUniversity of Cincinnati, B.A., BE. Mrs. Fay LOWkMiami University, A.B. Miss Charlotte SewardeWilliom and Mary CollegeeABq AM. Greenhills has always been known for a fine English department and this year marked another successful job by these three teachers. In addition to her teaching duties, Miss Duncan served as a Sopho- more odvisor and directed two playsl as well as serving as adviser for several of the organizations of the school. Miss Seward served as librarian and Mrs. Lowe us a grade school home-room odvisor and teacher. Mr. Walter Howardn-Miumi University, Be 5. Miss Doris Crowford-University of Cincinnati, B.S. Mr, Malloy DixoneUniversity of Cincinnati, 5.5. All work and no play ..... The athletic department of Greenhills did a fine job this season and kept the students' minds off their work as much as possible. Coach Howard handled basketball and baseball and Coach Dixon chCked the whip for football and track. Miss Crawford took care of the G. A. A. and kept 0 fine intra- mural schedule going. MrsV Steinway, Mrs. Gladys Orcutt School Nurse Miss Marjorie Lawton Mrs. Gladys OrcutteWayne State Teacher's College. Miss Marjorie Lowton-University of Cincinnati. AB B.E. Miss Lawton and Mrs. Orcutt did a fine job in training our grade school students in the fine traditions of the High School. Both these teachers were very active in the productions staged during the year and deserve 0 vote of thanks for their fine efforts in our behalf. E81

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'r Miss Lease Mrs. Shaw Mr. Robert Hollister Miss Leasthniversity of Cincinnati, B.S. Mrs, Shotharietta College, Ohio State University, 8A., 8.5. of Education MrV Robert HollisterhOhio State University, BS. The Arts Department did a singularly fine job this year and brought a great deal of credit t0 Greenhills. Mrs. Showts art students won prizes in several contests and Mr. Hollister put in a helping hand on practically everything, including plays, concerts and the Shamrock. Miss Lease taught Home Economics and served as adviser for the F. H. A Miss Gretchen Long Miss June Hockett Miss Gretchen Long-lndiano State College, BIS. For those students who are interested in the more practical side of school, Miss Long taught dasses in typing, shorthand and book- keeping. She also served us advisor for the Commercial Club and was active in the business side of the athletic program HOJ