Greensburg High School - Brown and White Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

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Zl.l4C'9Qd!5 anafjye Ivir. Gcnslwiglcr Ivliss Ivlclfarlaml W . is K .1 55 ' A A Ji .Wag-S I i r .' A Q Q F A 9,5 - i in I. V Q ,V if - -F If 7 A15 :ly .i L . .2 2 I ' I if . I 'fr J ', I 2222. ii 5 iw A 7 N' 5' I 'A ims J lvlisscs Best, Neale, lN4rs. Schocpf, IX'1isscs Barron, Nicewongcr lvliss XVImlcn lN1iNwSIDi1y,Vifziiml, IX'Iurp.4aln 6!E707LlZ5 OLGA A. ACON B. A. Swarthmorc Collcgc IX4, A. UnivcrSity ofI'itlalJurgh ELLA ALLISON A. B. University of Pittmlvurgli IYLIZABI-1'I'H BARNI-IARI A. B. Wellesley Collcgc IXI. A UniverSity ol' Pittsburgh HILLIZN J. BARRON A. IS. Wesl Virginia Univcrsiiy AR l'I IUR BAUER B. S. Miami University IW. A. Columbia Univcrsily CARL R. BENSON A. B. Upsala College LI ICY L. ISIQST A. B. Houd Crmllegc Ed. IXI. University ofI7ittSIvurL:I1 I IAYDN BODYCZOIx'1Bli B. A, University of Piiuhurgli LETITI A B. CLARK A. B. NViIson College J, BliNSUNC1I,INCIII l3. S. Puiiiimylvzxiiia Sliilk' Ckillcigu lX4Il,DRIiD I.. CROSS A. IS. Syracuse Univcrxily .-XLBIiR'I' I. DAVIS CfiiIifwi'ni.iSlz1tc 'I4c:icl1crQC1ullcuc M.'Xl3lil. DAY ljfllll Inslitutv I.ucI4lmvcri Nurmul ffl IARLIQS XV IUIQAIUISU B S Slippcry Rucli lczluhcrx Cf-allege ICLI. IX1 l'i1ix'crQily of IlIlI'NlWlll'2l1 XX'II.l.I,XIN1P. DULIRZI.,-XSS I5 Ii A XYcslniinNlcrCiiilIui.qc l.I1XX'IS IX1 IQISANIAN A B, llnivciwiiy ul pllISlWLll',J,I1 QIIQNIL I7l',ICSI IINICR A li. I'cnnw3'lx'm1iu C.1uIlci.:u hir XYuiiun IXI. A. University iiI'I'iiixIwi1rgI1 III IIQUIUORA I:ISC1I IIQR A. I3 'I'I1ii-Iifullugc licrliiicuic from Siirlmnnc. I'i1rix Ciuullic llnixcrxilzil, lV:l'I1I'llxl'LIl'L I3IQ'I I'Y IfISI IIiR X. IS, Guuclicr Cullcigc XYQXI. I'IiR A. CZLNSISIC il.I-1R A Il. Urcwc Lily iiiilli-i:,c -X Xl. llnixcrailx'ui'l'I1ixI1L1i'gli XXAIQI ICR Ii I ILRR I5 S. LI11ix'ui'Nilyul'l'illsl'iuri.1Ii Ii'l'I IICI, li I Il DSI XXI A. li. Allcgliriiy ffmiIlL'p,c TVUSSCS Null, SIUHH, Messrs. DUUL-!l2iN5. SCHYUV1. XIII!!! Kucncr Iviisses Walthourh Unverzagt, Johnston Iw1isses Allison, Mclfuuicrs

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MR. Gl4ZNSBItIl.!'1Il r1AUr3ii'r IN A PIENSIYE Moon O every member of the high school, the office has signihcanceethat significance being determined in a large part by the student him- self. To some it means a place for securing the little blue or yellow slips, issued to those who sleep ten winks too long in the morning or develop a toothache at very inappropriate times. To others it means a spot where they can always find a worthy counselor. To others, it means a first aid dispensary. Regardless of the significance attached, it remains the nucleus from which all school life converges. Let us step into the main office a minute. Over a long wooden counter. the office force ap- plies its mental telepathy to the unfortunate AN Excuse FOR EVERY SLIP .gnfozmazfion eaje ones casually draped on the wrong side of the fence. Miss McFarland, our chief interpreter of truth, serves out tardy slips, early dismissals, headache powders, iodine, and wit. Never let it be said that she does not know the truth when she hears it! Let us leave the main office for a minute and step into the worlaroom. We have heard rumors that this workroom often takes on the semblance ofa Ladies' Aid Society. This room houses the bulletin, a daily publication of a free press under the coeditorship of Miss lvfcliarland and Miss Roehrig. MISS l'lAMMliR DREAMS OF BIGGER IiLliPl lAN'l'5 There is a slight tang of the sawdust and the circus as we close in on lvliss Hammers ponderous elephants as they lumber in be- tween bits of philosophy which her bulletin board proudly displays. The door near Miss Hammers desk admits us to lvfr. Gensbiglers sanctum, Many anxious students pass into this carpeted room to talk over matters of college credits, graduation, and other problems. ln the seclusion of these four walls, students can pour forth every dif- ficulty into the ever-willing ears of the pro- fessor. As years slip by, tardy slips, refused early dismissals, pocketbooks never found, and a thousand other minor disappointments will all be forgotten, but the warm, genial atmo- sphere of the office and the wealth of infor- mation therein disseminated will be a part of our perfect picture.

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