Greentown High School - Emerald Yearbook (Greentown, IN)

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-fa 3 MRS. FRANCES HAYCOCK It is Mrs. Haycock's particular duty to instruct the Freshmen and Sophs. Without her, our school spirit would suffer a serious set back for she is tireless. The smallest thing about her is her size. Great things come in smwall packages. M MR. V. H. MILLER Virg is still capable of understand- ing the High School Student for he is not many years removed in appear- ance from that stage, which accounts for his being so .generally liked. From present indications Mr. Miller will never lack for a variety of well cook- ed food. MISS GLADYS BERGDOLL Miss Bergdoll was the plal of the school-but she left us. No one ap- preciated a joke more than she and she spiced the dryest geometry props so effectively with them that no one could fail to grasp every detail. Page eight vLAss u.n.s. :osx

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MISS MINNIE PARSON What is it that we admire in her? Perhaps it is her sincerity in her be- liefs and again it may be her ability to accomplish so much in so short a time. Her wit, humor and sympathy have won her staunch friends. MRS. NAOMI NEYHART SMITH We can't quite accustom ourselves to calling ,her Mrs. It sounds so out of place with her, when slhe is so much one of us. Certainly Miss Naomi-we must call her that-is still as much an enthusiastic basket ball fan and fel- low student as a teacher can be. MISS LENA GOYER To Miss Goyer is allotted the task of instructing budding stenographers. It is said that her first statement this year was that gum was not essential to ,make one appear a stenovgrapher. She is the one who directs the opera- tions of the Mess hall. CLASS G. Il, S. l923 Page seven

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N ji' no an-1 . 3 MRS. G LADYS BOWMAN Mrs. Bowman has established as signal a success in her line of work as Mr. Miller. Gneenlbown sclhools took second place in the County Music Memory Conteslt .and four firsts in the Tri-School Music Contest-all be- cause- of proper coaching and training: from Mrs. Bowman. We envy her huppy disposition and constant smile. MR. JOHN TRABUE Mr. Trlabue is the terror of the Jun- ior High, ,however his bark is inhnitely worse than his bite for he has as much fun as any of us at the league games. He is nothing if not jolly. Jolly, pren- ial ,and jovial best describe him. MISS CHARLOTTE HUBER Miss Huber, our Mathematics teach- er, comes from Irvington. She finish- ed the year for Miss Bergdoll, who resigned in January to resume her studies at the State University. Miss Huber came to us as a stranger only three short months ago, but she im- mediately became one with G. H. S., and in addition to doing her work as a teacher, endeared herself to the stud- ents by becoming: a member of the rooters' crowd and howling host at all basket ball games. yvnnss cs. ll. s. loss: Page nine