Greentown High School - Emerald Yearbook (Greentown, IN)

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3 Q. H. S. Directory and Statistics--1922-23 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS S T A T I S T I C S ALBERT F. HUTSON, County Superintendent. JOHN FELL, Township Trustee. ADVISORY BOARD Marcus Lamb Glen Weisenauer Luther Reel FACULTY J. A. ABELL, Superintendent. R. B. MILLER, Principal. Minnie A. Parson - - History and English Mrs. Frances Haycock -- - - History and English Naomi Neyhart Smith ---- Latin Lena Goyer - - Commercial and Domestic Science V. H. Miller ----- Science John Trabue - - - History and Geography Gladys Bergdoll - Mathematics CFirst Semesterj Charlotte Huber - Mathematics QSeciond Semesterj Mrs. Gladys Bowman - - - Music and Art GRADE TEACHERS Edith Singer Josephine Seagrave Mrs. Wava Dragon Opal Lamb - Esther Honeas Hazel Evans LaVonne Carr Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Fourth Grade Third 'and Fourth Grades Second and Third Grades CUSTODIANS Second Grade First Grade Wm. Waggvaman Al Kellar School Opened, September 4th, 1922. Enrollment for Entire Year by Classes Seniors - ............................... 17 Juniors ..... 27 Sophomores -- 33 Freshmen ...... 62 Eighth Grade ..... 49 Seventh Grade ................. -- 43 Tobal for the Year ............... -- 231 Minimum number at any one time --- -- 214 Total Enrollment of Boys ...... -- 117 Total Enrollment of Girls .... --- 114 Total Days Attendance ........... .... 3 2,535 Total Days Absence .................. -- 715 Per cent of Attendance for the Year--- -- 97.8 Best per cent of Attendance in Oct. ....... 98.76 Poorest per cent of Attendiance in Feb. .... 96.23 Best record for attendance made by Eighth Grade Poorest record for attendance made by Juniors- there being' only one member neither tardy nor absent. Number of boys neither tardy nor absent-- 20 Number of girls neither tiardy nor absent-- 24 School Rank-First in County -.---------- 93.8'A School Closed April 21st, 1923. CLASS h. Il. S. H323 Page twelve,

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.nw W QPORGE P. BROWN- LAVON McCOY- It must be a very satisfying thing! to be able to convince one's self that one is great, for Jeff acts mighty contented with himself. Jeff is the proud possessor of the longest cognomen in G. H. S.-George Paul Jeff Brick Cheese Brown and outside of that has nothing noteworthy about him, except his remarkable gift for procrastination. LI EANOR CHASE- Fire burns when we are near it, but a beautiful face burns and inflames at a distance. Chase is the pep of the class. Her endurance is wonderful. No number of nights before can make her look like the morning' after. Duke was our pivot man for this year. Taller than any one else, Duke holds a commanding position in the Senior Class. Duke is the capitalist of the Class. Coy should make a valuable addition to Indi- ana's basket ball team next year. ALICE ABELL- t'Weep with me Daphne, for it's a terrible thing: to be burdened with a master mind and a tender heart. It is to Alice that History students always turn for their help when the end of the month draws near. Her tender heart will not let her see any one fail if a loan of a note book can prevent it. VLASS ll. ll. 5. l923 Page fourteen