Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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QOLS GRE P x me Qu fr -5 . me Gt J' mg- +5 5. M L if Z ff' l'J'tQ'1 xjVL t fn E 5 ,v- Ifrffb W ' Y 3 J f-M ' - 0' 5- f iciiii 4 The School Seal The Buckeye, although not a common tree, has grown so extensively in Ohio that the name The Buckeye Staten has been the outcome. The local and picturesque name is, undoubtedly, a tribute of the imagination of the early settlers. When the shell cracks and exposes to view the rich brown nut, the pale brown scar, the resemblance to the half-opened eye of a deer is not fancied but real. From this resemblance came the name Buckeye. Although this tree can be found in New England, one naturally expects to find the Bucl-:eye in Ohio. It is called the Buckeye State, its inhabitants are called Buckeyes. For this reason the Buckeye tree was selected as a motive of design for the Seal of the Public Schools of Green- ville, Ohio. The Buckeyes massed together at the bottom of the de- sign represent the Schools as a whole. The large Buckeye at the bottom represents the Liberal Arts, while all the other Buckeyes represent a special depart- ment which altogether goes to make up a well rounded educa- tion as every good school should aim To train for good citizenship. The idea of the sun and hills, being introduced into the design, was taken from the Seal of the State of Ohio. The center is the Indian arrowhead with the dates of the treaties made at Greenville. This connects the city of Green- ville With the history of the country for it has long been known as The Treaty City. And in this we have a School Seal that is individual, different from any other school in the United States. Designed by Anna Bier, Supervisor of Drawing. Adopted by the Board of Education February 3rd, l9l4. Copyrighted l9l4 by Board of Education, Greenville, Ohio.

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Real Music at Last El Tiffin ll i , il uccess again crowns the labors of Edison. Thirty four years of continuous application thirty four of infinitely patient labor on his hobby has brought the result- the per- fected Phonograph. The instrument that reproduces with absolute fidelity the human voice and every known instrument. The man who gave the world the phonograph has perfected this marvelous invention. To quote the inventor: REAL MUSIC AT LAST. Thomas Edison E Q S D . Giza New Edison is indeed Thomas A. Edison'S new triumph. He now announces this superb new instru- ment with the new diamond point reproduce! and modifier, can be made to play all malces of records. The new Edison Disc Records with music on both sides, are so wonderfully superior to anything that has been heard of before as the new Edison instrument is superior to all other instruments. These new records are made of an entirely new material and do not wear or scratch. No needles, no trouble, records improve with use, every tone perfect. Call and hear this wonderful instrument play the new Edison records. You are welcome whether you wish to buy or not. Prices, 360 to 3450 'Ilre Mozart Farmers' National Bank Greenville, Ohio Capital and Jurplus 3235,000.00 DIRECTORS Joseph Menhe, Assistant Cashier George W. Sigafoos, Cashier Howard Kelp, Assistant Cashier Willard Eidson, Teller Conrad Kipp, President H. E. Hufnagle, Vice President D. W. Bowman S. C. Riegle Your Banking Business Jolicited If you want to see the best Grocery in Greenville CALL AT 533 BROADWAY A choice and complete stoclf. of fancy and staple goods, also a complete line of green groceries, fresh daily HILDEBRAND ff-5' COMPANY Phone 61 Sole Agents lor Golden Sun Coffee LARGEST ASSORTMENT Fancy China and Dinner Ware You will find at BLOTTMANS CHINA STORE 110 East 3rd Street

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