Greenhills High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Greenhills, OH)

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?onewond The 1957 Pioneer in featuring songs and song titles here and there suggests a very worthwhile sentiment and characteristic of a happy life; the possession of o singing heort. Everyone likes to be in the presence of people who have a happy disposition and we are likewise very much ill at ease when we are surrounded by those who are inclined to grumble and complain. So - the ability to sing when things go wrong is on important attribute to have. it gives one a spirit of optimism, it possesses the by-product of friendliness, it is contagious in raising the spirit of those around us and it does much to help us overcome obstacles and meet our daily problems with courage. If you have cultivated the habit of singing and enioying songs, you have provided for yourself a fund- amental characteristic that will add much to your own happiness and all those with whom you come in contact in your future life. Matever moy befall you, make up your mind to go through life with a song in your heart. All good wishes for a happy and successful future. RAY A. YOUNG : mu. Victor; m. ?owlen To us, the students of Greenhills High School, Mr. Fowler represents the spiritond the guidance which runs throughout the entire faculty. Through his untiring efforts we have been helped much. Mr. Fowler will be remembered in the coming yeursos one of the most capable and conscientious instructors in our highschool careers. When look- ing back on high school days, we shall always Feel grateful for his Friendliness and interest in our Welfare.

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Jill Rixman, who was elected Queen of this year's annual, is representing some of the activities In which the student body is engaged during the school year. Our annual stuff has tried faithfully to record the many events and activities that have taken place during this year.

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School Bound We owe our sincere thanks to fhese m em be rs of o u r community who devote so much of fhefr time to directing and formulating our schoot policies. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Higgins, Mr. Brown, Mr. Brown, Mr. Weltman, Mr. Walters. Mr. Young.