Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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' ' W h ' tl l' C l f Going Flffilfig? Fi.i.i.2?f.2iiSl.i 63.222535 H333 derhrant spinners, reels reel wmders, 'md many other articles valuable to fishermen. C. M. WEISENBARGER 81 BRO OUR GAMES First Miamishurg to Greenville eame. And they found out we had yet some fame ln fact, so great was their fright They took the late ear home that night. Next we to little New Madison went, lYhile there our time was roughly spent: They had a big bnneh to root and yellw They listened sadly to their death knell. Our third game was with Tipp City six, They required much time their hair to tix. The boys eame along to earry the grips. Yet this was the worst one of their trips. Then our friends from Cedarville arrived. To win a victory they had eonnived: But in this respeet they had to fail. Despite that they form college did hail. Despite that they from College did hail. At Germantown we had a good time. Teachers knew not of the dance sublime. XYhieh was given after we had won: lloor lflooly stayed with the ehaperon. For the following game anxious were all- To show New Madison Basket Hall. And we were sueeessfnl in this, too, For at the end the score was 49-2. The next week we journeyed to Tipp City And root for us did our old friend Smitty. But returning by traetion many were ill, And thought they were riding up and down lull The season closed with Germantown here. And all were sorry the end was near, llvhen we see every game we have won. live eau say together, 'llVell done! Gladys llurn anne' romy Stores The Home of the Best Brands RICHELIEU FOOD PRODUCTS KRUG'S BREAD RO WE BA PRODUCTS KELLOGG FOOD PRODUCTb BOUR S COFFEES AND TEAS CHASE X SANBoRN's COFPEES N TEAS 438 Broadway 112-114 E Third St Phone 41 Phone 76 IO2

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EXTENDS To Tina SENIOR C LASS lze Greenville Electric Liglmz' of the Greenville High School its congratulations 6, P C and wishes them success 0, in every unclertuking. Roy Miller: XYim'! Y l Mr. Metzgztr: uXYllZll'S the nizttter there. Miller? Roy: Something went oil on my fingers. Mr. M.: Keep your hznnls in your own pockets. 4 lwens lclnring' the :into rzleesl 2 Gee, those engines shoot fztst. tloirt they? llnrns: Yes, l guess thz1t's lmeeztnse they use eztstor oil for lnhrie:ttion. Mr. Rogers states thztt he thinks it is trne what liilison s:ti+l Sleep :tt night is not :1 necessity, bnt only it hzthitf' Xlie wonrler where he spenrls his nights? Miss Swisher: D:1le. give :ni exznnple uf :tn intern wgzttive sentence! llzilez Hxxillilll is our lfngtlish lesson? Miss Swisher tinclignznitlyt: Whitt were yon tloing yesterflzty when l assigned the lesson? Miss Nixon: u'Tl'CYZl. nhztt is :in olil florlgeiu 'l'revz1: 'IX Ford. Fred XYilli:nns: A Quaker niztrriefl il SllllIllL lllll14lC1l girl. Mr. Xlesleyz May Frances liolp-trztnslnteY M. F. li.: The solcliers cztrrieil their long sisters fsworrlsl. Ask Your Grocer For 5H'M21'EU TA1LORfor P1'0dUCt3 Ladies and Men VVESTIQRFIELD BROTHERS Dimibumrs 3 1 1-3 1 3 BfO2dWay IO3