Greenhills High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Greenhills, OH)

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You have seen the individual pictures of the Class of i50 I950 SENIORS IN 1938 CLASS HISTORY How proud we are! an we fall brag! The Greenhills Class of '50 has the honor Ul being the very first graduating class that has gone through all twelve years of this our school. At our beginning in the first grade we showed the makings of a co-operative class. Under the direction of Esther Bower and Dorothy Day, we presented The Baby Bear's Christmas. Outstanding is the memory of the candy which Mr. Rinckel put in our report cards when we were in the fourth grade. In our fifth year we planted trees: it is amazing to see how much they have grown The next year we worked in Mr, Rickey's 4-H garden, then we entered junior high our Work became departmental for the first time in our school career. Well do we remember the beautiful Operetta presented during this period by Miss McAfee's music department. At last we entered high school. During our freshman year, like fiends mad with making money, we put our heads together and at the end 01' the year had amassed the huge total of 15$ With our candy sales, and, of course, the l'Tutkey Trot? our next year proved to be a bigger success. As Juniors, the source 01 our greatest fun was our sponsorship of the HLeap Year Swing dance. The highlight of the year, as with every junior class, was the junior-Senior Pan Our class rings, whirh, quite naturally we claimed to be the best, were selected this year. Now after eleven long years we are seniors! At long last! This year we gave the never- m-he-l'nrgutten l'Homccoming Dance', with Francine Barone as Homecoming Queen N01 long alter that we gave another successful dance - the White Christmas Dance. Now t'mnes graduation! This, the climax of our high school career, brings to an end our school days alter twelve years of happiness at good old G. H. S. 20

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Robert Gray Williams Class Play 3: Spanish Club 3 tPrcsidch: Letterman's 61th 2. 3, Industrial Arts 1, 2: Football 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. -l; Baseball 2, 3, o 4: 4. Bob is flexible and likable. He works or plays with equal Icst. Basketball is his majnr athletic interest athough he went out for all the sports. His apt comments and his carefree air are his tradcnmrks. Lois F reda Younker Scnim' Scholarship: Band 3. Al; Pep Band 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4: Glee Club I. 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. l, 2 tSeCI'elziryy 3; Commercial Club 4. Music is well said to be The speech of Angels. Whether the request is for the piano, flute, or for a song, Lois can justly fill it. She has been an asset to the music department. She is quite domestic, being efficient in cooking and sewing, zmd most of the domestic arts. Add Lnisi ambition to these abilities and the result is success CLASS MOTTO: In ourselves our future lies CLASS FLOWER: YVhi te Carnation CLASS COLOR: Violet and White f Designates Seniors who have gone lhl'ough :Ill lwclvc school years Al Greenhills. 19

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On these pages are the class history and prophecy CLASS PROPHECY As the soft strains of music drift beckoningly through the portals 0i Lhc Grccnhilh High School auditorium. a redhaited, athletic-looking young man is seen pushing his way through the hmnettoming crowd. H'hat a crowd! It reminds him of the first Homecoming Dance, of which his class, the CLASS OF ,50, made such a splendid success, and which started the glorious tradition, the annual Senior Homecmiiing Danae. Suddenly the reason strikes him. Look EH. 2111 the familiar faces, his old classmates, now fallow alumni! Two girls in uniform - DONNA WHEELER, chief airline hostess for '11 W, A., and KAY SCHUBERT, top ranking eray technician in the Wars ; approach him. With 0116 accord their steps quicken as the girls recognize our very own redhead, BILL SLADE. He is star guard for the professional Eagles, championship football team, coached by DON SEITER. Don is receiving much acclaim for a new football system aptly called the Scitcr formation. To this small group advance four businessmen-GENE KILIi president and founder of thc Kilb Chemical Corporation, tLOIS YOUNKER is a lab lCtllniCiHH of this corporatimn which is rivaling Du Pont; RONALD OTTING, junior partner 01' Frcnch-Otting and Bauer, BOB JACOB, head of the Jacob Consulting Agent'y: and JOHN PIATT. famous chiropractor, whose offices are located 011 Fifth Avenuea Rev turning to G. H. Si as assistants to these men in their respective main offices are LOR- RAINE DENDLER, MARIAN EDER, HELEN BALL, TIRZAH SVI'AGER, NORMA JO MANN, CAROLYN CASE. and BARBARA TOPIE These girls, though working for four different tmnpaniL-s, were voted the most efficient and best secretaries 01' the decade by the SHAMROCK whith rct'cntly bought out LIFE MAGAZINE. A trio of commercial artistsi PA'I' PARKER, TOM RIBS. and HOMER LAMPL, the big three 01' the art world ihzu'c just entered and are gazing at the decorations with Klmitinucd on Page 53 1950 SENIORS 21