Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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-Xbrahaln I1lI1C0lIl xx ho but an AINCTIL lll c xn colnpreheml all the xx ord SIQHIHCSD Hls slncerltx of purpose, strength of endeaxor ll hls lb lltx lll dCLOIHpllSl1lT1Cflt, ralsed hllll to an exalted posltlon lll the Illlllils of the people But hls 1I1f1l1lfC unclerstlndlng deep SXlHpdfl1X lexdx xx It and sellse of lllllT1Ol made for llllll, IH the hearts of hls COllllU'X lnell x place not to be lIf3lIlCll bx anx' otller man Hls grext task of pllfltlllg the shlp of state through troxxbleome tlmes, xx as brax elx lnet xml conquered 'xbflllllll l lncoln IS xml xxlll TCINIIII our lclexl 'XINCTICAII But manx startllncg changes hxxe beell xx rought Ill recellt xelrs xml xxe as AINCFILAIIS, llllil oxlrselxes shaken frolll old estxbllslled xlexxs ofllfe xml secxxrltx -Xboxe the fllI'lUOll of xx xr there toxx ers x llexx xml poxx erfxll flgxlre NlllCl1 lnxlst be left llIlSllll of lllxlllg Illlll l5C'LlllSC he H1 xx xet Illllit' lnlstxlces xx hlcll xxlll llClltI'dll7C xxhxt he has before xccolnpllshed Vxoodroxx xXllSOIl has not lll7CI'3tCCl oxlr natlon frolll tx Tlllllx I1Clfl1CI' has lt bex ll left for llllll to CINHHCIDHYC the negro sl xxe Hls pro xlems hxxe been .xml xre ex ell ffreater than these Hls .xllnost I-Ierculexn txsks ll xxe been fxced honorablx xxltll trxle SIIILCYIU of plrpose, xnd xxltll the lllg,'llCSt of ldexls xs glllClC'S bxlrelx the AIHCYILHII people, IS xxell IS those of other llxtlons oxxe to lllln x debt f g'I'dtltllClC xml hls lust prxlse should and xxlll be axx xrxled lllln Rx NI -Xx llxsox An THE F LU RFILNY ILLP hxs always been COI19ldCI'6fl QUIIC re xdx to txke xxp IICXX ldeas and lt certxlnlx Was not sloxx III f0ll0Vl1Ilg the flu flSlllOIl VVe xx ere C.OI1SldCI'CCl among the verx nrst to ldotft those llexx regxlla fore XCl1fLlI'1I'1g out on the pxxbllc squ xre -Xnd the flu xx as not xnx respecter of persons eltller It ln xde no dls tlnctloll betxxeen l'I'C'SlllHCI1 lnd fxcultx CXCII lllcllllllllg the lI'lIlLlpll xml SllpCI'lIltCIMlCl1I lIl1OIlg'ltS xlctllns lhe lI1NxXt'I' toanx QllC'SflOIl LOIlLC'I'Illll'f 'xnx one s absence xx as 1xlxx xxs Oh she has the flu -Ks IS llxx xxs the c se some dlcl not adopt the nexx stxle untll the lloxeltx xx IS solnexx hat xxorll xxx .lx Y et those xerx persons were the IHOsf enthtlslxstlc lHCIUl5t 'S of groups xx lllcll met from tllne to tllne to compare and ill5LLlbS sx lnptolns, telnperatxlres pre scrlptlons and effects Ilor once, xacatlons ll xxe lost tlxelr xttrxct xelless xml xxe feel tllxt xxe llilgllt xppreclxte 321111, x IIUTIN xl scllool xexr xxltll lts old schedules xml lts 'xbumlance of tlme ' 1-21a JUNIOR RED CROSS I1 lr Red Cross ll ls thrlxed Clllflll t le scllool xelr splte lllllNCI'0ll90l3StlLlCN, xml ll xs l3CL0lNC' the cll xllllel forlllcrelslnff Pllplls sell e of plffliltlslll IS gfibxklllg LlfllC'llS l t le pxlbllc schx ol lm t IC pdI'OClllll scllool of Clreenxllle xre one hxxndred per cent lll IllClNl5CI'SllIp xml the xx orlc IS belng c lI'I'lCll lllfib the countrx schools If the prcsent Illllt ere cxn be no doxxbt tllxt the respon e IIS proxen to e x t entlon, xx hen one lelrlls of the IIHUUIII x xrlc l ll bee cxrr 14 .' . . 3 D' ' .' ' ' , alc J: l -' 4 Q 'ls I I s l -fc I . . .1 ' ' ' S2 ' , .lv , Vv' 2 'Y .' , tc I. . l ' 1 J ' ' , 1 1 D' . i I t i . . ' . N 1 D J I C l I I l K . ' Q ' ' -' 1 . . 1 1 , ' U2 ' 1 1 1 ' . , bv xx , ' K s . I. 1 . , ' s .1 2 lx: 2 1 . S fl' 1 ' 1 , '1 S 1 C2 ' .' v v- , ' 1 v 2 , .1 2 x y ls - r v ,Y ly : ' L' 1 Q: ' 5 1 . .' , , 1 ' 1 I . , 1 , , 1 , K 1 0 K 1 R K C h S' s ' ,Y 1 K. 2 1 T K. 1 H. al. I.. l -- 1 1 1 J ' 1 J J 1 J, ' 1 o ' 1 5 . 1 .' .1 1 ' '1 . Xyl-I . 1 .. :nc .' '2ll. if ff 1, i 7 i 4 1 . I 4 Y 1 ' I L 4 C l y C K ' . ' s . ' T . . 1 ' 1' ' 4- , . ' l C M l x I x u tlons regardlng the XYC2lI'lI1g of lU2lSliS 1xlld SCCllI'1llQ of pernllts frolll parents be- fi ,Y ., . , 1 1 1 . I , I 1 4 n I ' I f 1 x g f I- ' 1 ' 1 ' . , , N . . ' . ' J ' .' , . x 1 L A , 1 c y 1 K, , U 2 K. , ', A K, . . h 7 ' . .' . ' K ' ' 3 1 3 ' 1 1'f' 1 ' 1 ' 1 R2 1 1 1 b'1 'Q 1 'Q - ' . lll-:l.l-:N lXlIl,l,lIR, 'Jl QP H113 .lllif ' if ' gg l Q 1 . ln Q ' of K -W2 I -1 2 ztv y w 1 x Qt. h ..' .' s 1 J ZH ' ' 2 .-X l l ' .1 ' x S1 l l . , '-. '. ,Z ' ' . .- '. . K.: at. ' l lll '1 1 .' s l1.' ' b x'or hx' of 111 ' 1 .' 1 of YJ ' tl :lt l 15 Il '1 led on

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I'Ire xx IS kIndled It xxas agreed that all tlIe xxar chIefs should agam meet XI IX IIC at Greene I Ille oII lune I5 to consult and conclude .I s'ItIsfactorx peace -Xfter XVIX ne h Id expluned tlIe Interests at stlke and tlIe sex eral IrtIcles of tlIe treatx It xx as Slglleil -Xugust J l79J and before the Sen Ite on December 9, and ratmed December IIIe IIIIJILICHLC of tIIIt ILIIIUII xxIll FCINIIII Iorexer It stxed defenseless settlement from tom Ihlxxk and Skllplllg' IInIIe ofthe IndIIn Ind opened up to CIl1lg'I'1flOI'I Ind settIenIeIIt tIIe lIIIIItless xx est it one place ID the cltx todax tlIe Boulder XICIHOFIII xxIth the bronze tablet max be seen There hIxe Ilso been sex erIl pIctures produced from YIII5 treltx such Isl lttlc' ILIFIIC S farexx ell address to NX 15116 lllll ofbcers at the foot of Stonex -Xllex lhus xxe III IX proudlx bo Ist of the Oflglll of our C1reenxIlle Ind plcture and contrast tlIe lIttle fort ol l795 XXIIII the CJFCCINIIIC of tud 13 and of tlIe xeIrs to follo x It mIx rIghtlx be c Illed the Ireatx C Itx Rl A XIII :llc LaFAYETTE WE ARE HERE -XI -XX I' I I If xxe Ire II e VN lIen PCYSIIIIIQ' uttered tlIese Slg'IllI'lCdI1t xx ords It tIIe tomb of I aflx ette IIIS INIUQI doubtless rex erted to that tIIIIe xx lIeII I Ifax ette stepped forth WItlI Ill hls ferx or to IId us IH our struggle for lIbertx But lookmg luck to that tIme, lIe lllilll tscc I 'Ifaxette IH thlt roll alone He saxx IIIITI strIxIng III Izurope for the sIke of those slme IJFIIICIPICS that xxe II Id held so dear I-Ie saxx hIm strIxIng III order that the xolce of the people mIgIIt be heard aboxe tlIe dIctItes of the IIOIDIIIU I short he saxx I afax ette strIxIng for tIIe earlx XCFSIOII of Democracx We luxe noxx emulated tlIe example of Iafaxette Ind haxe become sxfe for CICIUOLFILW xxe haxe lreed I rance from oppressIon It tlIe hands of -Xutocrlcx just 'Is I Ifavette helped us to become free W e lI'Ixe been hghtlng for LICIUUCTILX III tlIe modern sense Ind h Ixe emerged from tlIe LOHI'llCt xxIth our perspectIxe bro1deIIed our Ideals IIId IspIrItIons elex Ited Ind oIIr xxhole IIxes Llllllgfil We IIIXC beeome UIIIICLI to our Furopem sIster natIons as nex er before Ind xxIth tIes tII It can IIot eIsIlx be broken I lIus xxe II Ixe ushered Into tlIe xx orld I IIexx era the ern of demoerfux In Its bro Idest sense W e II Ixe emerged from tIIe dtrkness IIIto tlIe d Ixx II of a better dax Xl e h Ixe SITIXCII for and h Ixe est1blIshed those prIncIples VWIIICII I Ifaxette held deIr to IIIs hetrt NVe mIx stInd 'It tlIe tomb of I aflx ette Ind XXIYIOLII reserx mon sIx I IfIxette xxe IFC here I+ SI RI -X I OUR GREATEST PRESIDENTS N studxmg tlIe IIISUJTX of our Illtlllll It hIs been the II lI7It of tIIe -Xmerlcan people to IQICIIIIC Indcomplre sIde bx sIde our C0lllltI'V s txx o greltest presIdents XKVISIIIIIQIUII and I IULOIII George XVISIIIIIQIOH xx lb II mm of gre If Ind x lI'lClI IIUIIIIV is a general lIe led hIs ragged lox al adormg troops to xIetorx lgamst our oppressors Our bellef ID hIs manhood and IH hIs abIlItx 15 shoxx n bx the fact tIIIt xxe COIISILICI' lIIm as the one xx ho xx as hrst In xx ar, first In peace md hrst In the hearts of hIs countrx men The eolomsts so greatly HCIITIIFCCI and trusted hIm that thex LIIIHHIIDOLISIX chose IIIIH to I'Ill tlIe precarlous posItIon of hrst PIesIdent of the Nexx Repubhe He xx 16 In truth the Father of Our Qountrx 13 if 1 ' ' I K l 1 l l 1 ' I I ' I I - Q ' I I1 I b . h I , , . , ' ' I I , I , I f I I - , 1 1 . 1 I I I 1 1 I .' 4 I, I Y ', I' Il I Il , , 1 I I ' ' I '77 . I --. ' ' ' w 4 ' , ' ,' , ' I ., I I I I I I, . I1 I I .- 1 I ' .1 -I ' 2 2 2 2 IlI' I I I 1 'v Q ' 2 Q K ' Q ' j ' I I . I II I I ' ' ' 2 ' I .' I ,' . , - I , I 2 ZI I 1 I -I ' ' I' ' I 2 7 1 I I w 4 KAI I V I- 0 yy I I I I 2 I 1 4 , f -- ' ' ' XII' f I-'x' 'I9 fl Q, , 0 . 2 I ,, z er . .' 1, . ' ' ' .i 2 ,I ah' , s ' l - v 1 I ' w I , . I v , I x 1 Il F l C 1 f K w I v l 1 N I . , I I l I D a K 1 JC , v ' x I vl I 1 ,l , ,I C C l M xl K KC . I I v , K x r . I ' v. ' K C K n xl I ' ' I .' '. n 2 ' ' ' ,I I -' , 2 I ' . xx'ortlIv of tlIe zIssIstIInce xx'IIIcII lIe reIIdered us. In helpIIIg to make tlIe xx'crld sz I 2 'j, ' I ' I ' I' I S an , I I ' I . , 7 . E ' I 1 I I 1 I 11 1 I . 1 1 w v . x w 1 1 ' x . Q- C 1 1 K I ' ' I ' 1 ' 1 1 . 1 . 1 v1 I Y I 1 I I 1 1 I 1 I 1 , 1 ' . v w s 1 , v x I , I. I . 1 w I C 1 I I K K I C x I I ' , 2 I I' I V 2 l ' . I , 2 I 2 1 2 ' c ' H V n ' I' 2 I I I . 2 2 I'I' 2 I ' V I 1 I , f 1 I 1 I , I I I - I ' - I I I I I I y I If K I I C 9 1- K K C If l. I .' I I, ' I, I U , , I , 'Y ' . I I , I I I 7 I I I .I , I. It , ' I . II,I I . I,aIII1.III JI. . A K K I l K I A l 1 .P 1 N 1 '. V W. ' W V 1 I C I f C , I ' A , ' I K K I' l, QI' ' I ' I KK K I C L I K a 4 a 1 1 -K K K K l ' I I . if ' I ' , I ' I . ' ' . I, K K K 2 C K C x 5 , K K K I A KI Y R K' I K9 Ks E M ' I I 1 , I 1 , , 1 - I

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through the ald of the Lhlpter School LKBIIIYDIIICC of xx hlch Xllss Loxxles IS chairman lxmttmg has been conhned to such necessltles as socks mufllers and sxx eaters, xx lule the txx o illXlSl0I19 of the Lamp I'1re Girls as xxell as the grades are xx orkmg on the1r quota of three kmtted cot afaghans In addltlon to thls refugee garments 1re belng made and collected 'Not onlx haxe the umor Red Lross members been taught to realxze the phxslcal needs of the soldlers and refugees but the1r mental xx ants also The local Chapter has responded 3ClINlI'3l5lX bx maklncr and sendlng three hundred and hftx story books to the hospltals lll Prance Y et one must not lnfer from the klnd of xxork that has been done, that the most lmportant xx orkers are the glrls on the contrxrx the boxs are domg the1r plrtln collectlng clothlng and under the lIlSII'LILtlOD9 of the Nlanual lrunlng Department makmg packlng boxes This noble effort has not decreased xxnth the cess IUOII of llOStllltlCS nor IS lt possxble that xt xxlll decrexse xxnthm sex erll xelrs ust as lmportlnt xx ork must be exrrled on xt home as llJI'0lLl and ln lnsxxer to thls demand the members xre engaged Ill lhellth crusxde to Increase the knoxx lege of the secret of good hellth and to tClCllltSlIllpOI'f21I'lCC to the LIULCIIS of tlns n mon Such serx lce has xmplanted Ill the members an mtense feellng of I121lflOIl'lllbIN and his glxen them a taste of the jox vxhlch comes from the practxce of xoluntarx cooperatlon Enxax Q IDICRPQ, I9 r-210 ROOSEVELT THE NATURALIST OHN Bl KROL C HS the great llltllI 1l1Nf decllred that be dld not knoxx 1111111 xxlth 1 keener or more comprehenslxe mterest ID xxlld bfe U1 both SLlCfltll'lL 1nd humxn than th If of Iheodore Roosexelt Spelkmg bx the lresldent s knoxx ledge of nxtural hhtory and lns tralned poxxers of Ol1SCI'XlflOI1 Un that trlp Burroughs was onlx able to shoxx the lresldent one blrd the rest Roosex elt saxx IS qlllLlClV as the n lturxllst Roosevelt s mterest IH blrds and natural hlstorx dated from box hood l hrs earlx teens he publxshed a llst of the bxrds 1n l4I lIllillI1 C ountx Nexx X ork at fourteen xx hlle on a trlp xxlth hls father up the Blle he mxde 1 collect1on of Fgx ptlan blrds xx hlch IS noxx ln the SIUlIl19OI'll'1Il Xluseum at W aslnngton as IH all lns other undertlklngs Roosexelt xxas most prmstakmg and lccurate III hls StllCllC9 of natural hlstorx bex eral tlmes dlsputes lrose betxx een Roosex elt 1nd professors of nlturxl lnstorx ox er some rtre speclmen and each t1me the Presldent emerged trlumphxnt Sclentlsts generallx acknoxxledged hum as in xuthorltx IH thls held C lrl -Xkelex , who xx 18 the head of Ill -Xfrlcan eleph mt huntmg expedltlon for the AITICFICAII Nluseum of Natural Hlstorv and xx ho encountered Roosex elt IH -Xfrlca and hunted xxlth hlm for some d xx s, paxs llllh thls tribute Colonel Roosexelt xx as an xmateur I121tLlI'1lllSf of splendld tralnmg He had the keen exe and mmd of the ldeal naturallst and he xx as further alded hx a phenomenal memorx such as fexx men possess He found IIIEIHIC Jov III studxlng vxlld l1fe ID 1ts natxxe haunts and the least of hls pleasures ln lxllllllg It HIS greatest pleasures lax an SCCIHQQ and learnlng therebv proxlng htm an ldeal naturallst H-xkxrx D Rtsn, 71 15 1 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 U , , V 1 V ' 1 ' V' .' - ' K' V . . . . . , . 1 1l, l f 1 ., .' 2 ' . A V , V J KV. . . . ' , V ' . ' . I . . . , , . . . ' H g ' V , 1 V ' , V 1 n C 1 1 1 1 1 ' , - 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 , 1 1 1 s Y' 11, . 1 I ' ' 1 . 1 ' .V' . ' V' 1 , . V' ' . V , V . 1 I 1 ' . 1 11 C K- 1 K l 1 n x l K 1 'I 2 ' 1 2 2 , 2 1' ' 1' ' , N 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 Y I I C K ll 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 . 1. xl .7 . 1 1 . 1 C I 1 I L u K 1 1 I x I C , 1 ' v , 1 . y y I x 1 . K L I K v ' 1 . v w 1 ' 1 , if , . Y Y ' l 4 ' . 1 1 , - v 1 I K 1 1 1 1 1 C 1 1 1 v. 1 x sl v . 1 . V- - 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 , 1 .' ' 'I 2 , 1 2 1 . 1 2 V ' ' I ' V. J k l V, '1 I I . . . .k of Roosex elt s trlp through txe X elloxxstone l ar , me salt t mat me xx as strue D V' 'V V , '- ' 1 ' , 1 7 x 1 2 I I K C R . V, ' . ' 1 V V V J 1' ' 1 1 r 1 Y 1 H - 1 1 H 1 1 .' , 1 1 1 11 N 1 1 1 1 . , . . . . V K K l C ' K l N, U H 1 1 1 1 Ya 1 ' V 7 1 V 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 J 7 xl 1 V K 1 C 4 x 1 4 ' , .1 4 l 1 1 V v 1 V ' 1 , . l C I l C C l 0 I I l 1 l l .' ' 2 .' 2 1 3 f ' .' 2 , s z . K 1 I C I C K 9 ,C v V1 v 1 . I I . . 4 Cl C I A I ' , 1 , ' V V 1 . ' 1 1 1 L 1 ' , 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 v v 1 1 1 1 . . l ' 1 A x I 1 V ' ' . 1 1 D V. 1 . Y 1 .V K 1 1 lk l a U . , Y . v 1 1 V , 1 1 o L1 1