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

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September 9 . .. School convenes New faces and a new adminis- trative setup greeted us as we came back to school. We realized that a new year meant new opportunities, but we hated to leave the holidays behind. September Il . . Chalk one up Ramaley and a good strong wind kicked a field goal to skyrocket G.H.S.'s hopes for a victorious foot- ball season. September 25. . . S.G.A. takes over Yes, I promise and Con- gratulations were the passwords of the day as student government ofificers took their oath to uphold standards of G.H.S. DIARY September 26 . . . Students hold olilice Mayor DiPrimio and his execu- tives headed our city government for one day. September 30. . . Magazine campaign We all pitched in to put over the magazine campaign, but statis- tics proved the age-old saying, Leave it to the freshmen. October2,.. Hurst riot They came, they saw, they conquered , and away they went with a 7 to O victory and half of our football field. 12 Familiar Faces October 8 . . . Unusual award Mr. Bruno Jacob visited our school to personally present to N.F.L. the leading chapter award for the state. This award is based on mem- bership and points won, hence the trophy reflects honor on both spon- sors and league members, October 23 . . . Senior talent assembly Wanted for desertion feminine talent which allowed the all-male cast to completely take over the senior talent show. October 27 . . . Hallowe'en windows Brushes flew, goblins grew, as our art classes painted the town and left a spook lingering on every win- dow. Fll0U

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You again? Through The Years . . Always a Friend Miss Edna L. McFarland Long ago, Miss Edna L. McFarland became such an important part of Greensburg High School that it is dimcult to imagine the school without her. Seemingly everywhere at once, she has acted as a nurse to all kinds of imag- ary and real illnesses, been the bearer of many messages, happy and sad, to numerous students, and handed out punishment to hookey players whose plans went astray. But perhaps most important is her sympathetic understanding which has helped many a con- fused student to find himself. In time, all these groups, no matter how reluctantly, come to agree in their admiration for one administrator who can meet and handle so many personalities each day. De- spite the problems involved, Miss McFarland seems to be able to apply the right formula with iust the proper amount of humor, fair- ness, understanding, and sympathy. These are the qualities which have made the kind lady behind the desk in the Vice-principal's oFlice a very important part of our high school.

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