Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

Page 18 text:

W 'ri-:ear W1 up !I.X'.I'.X1I.VhVlf.T.f.XTI.X?. 1fAf.I. . rx . r. .I.N.1f.N.1f.13 .iS.N!.fQX1f.X'I :vf.5.f ' i -r i Q b 'l ' - , 1 10: is -' 0 . ' gg 1 ' .- 1 '. f ' . -,J I I -:LII L -3 Qi? . i Q fl Y Q Y I- x A 3 . Q, Q b.cr?I. 5 Lil' il ? sa 4 i ' . . The flfoft G ,DI mggmq 5, , P ' in q Ql2QWS1'ml C 0111 pfcfe Booi ' f 3 ' ' Dxiblicaicrxs ' 1 Q: 5 I 011 lizzzzzzfzfs F 1 Ever 'I If P .l . w g Pzzbfzyhcfz' Can L Q i fi Z R be Scczzrerzl .1 I I II IIIIIMI I I A 5miNi:oi.zuPv?15 CQ JJb.S'0!lZLL6'!1' 2 - ., L, F ree asia - 2 ggi' ES? - I' EXPLAINS to the Business manager and editor 4 ' ' ' -v ,L Ag ln' the use ul iilumrrilti-fm and with the utmost LQ' A winipliuirv proper rncrlimls lu lic uved in lnving out 'Q D- g the ilnnimy, grfwuping, ilcsigning, making panels, .' Q 4 fclccting prnpcr plmnlgr.1plis, selling advertising, l Ll i f ..ii Ai 3 ' F5 5 .1 f ' sclling Annuals tw my nnzhingiil'cxpliining ihnmughly hundreds l I, I I 1 A I ulitccliniual prnlwleinm that will ig.inrk.im th? sulli. If Thi5 rum lmnk is unlx' an urn ul the Smflnrd service. Our ex- 54' ' 3 . . - . l . . lx lb i - pcricnuc giincd in lundling liiinilrcils nl Annuala is at ywlurmni- ,,,, O I ' nmnilg innr pl.ins and prnlwlcrm will receive inilix'iLlu.1l .inil i .rc- 'A I . ', 's- - ' ful .1rtcntinn. ll ' I The sxill'-if-this pulwlicuriwn t-fr whnni we liirnialicd cngmvings I- 'E . ' will usntirin :hoc wniruriiciirs. 1 Q 12 YVritc iw ua as Ninn .15 ynn .irc clucrcd qinil wc will n-ll you lwiv ' ' 3 in scvurc .1 ufpy uf' Engravingw llwr College and Sclnml Pulvli- S ' I iafi-im Ifvfw Q' if1,1v'Igr. fbi: ' n ., . , . . v , , , , . ,, T - ,Q 4 bIAI+l4ORIJ l',fNC1R:XXliNC1 QUXIIANX .S f,'offfIiff ,wif llxgfl Nihon! .-l111l11.1f f11Igri17'r1'J Q sifviwiu rmmi LEN'i'um' BLIHL, ,Q , P ' 11 ixiimrzl-ivui.is 4 ..-..- INDIANA ewgg 0 Q 4 s as 4' -12 msg ggggm- W 4 5 ' 9 ' ' ' ' I ' ' . ' ' - , I ,ML ff 0, l MI, I ' Is. I-. . .-l ffl ' 0'-' E485 , A li 7 , . 4 Y . Q . 3 i n '- A Q. -1. . 1 IA . ' . I vzxv. 'f.xvzxv'.x.r :nvJNJzx'f.'s,'.r.'vAvA'vJ:'vaxt' 'mia IO4

Page 17 text:

I W 'Pl-JB 661' W I Hazel YVeaver . . . Marybess XViebusch ,.... Norma VVilson .... Helen York .... Thelma Young ... Forest Armstrong .,..... E. Colville ..... Harry Culbertson. Francis Eidson .... Carl Fox ..... Bob Ganger .... Harry Haworth . . . Fat Helman .... Ern Hughes... Bill .lobes ..... Earl jackson .... james Keller ... Ray Keller . . Tiby Kemble .. Bob Kolp ........ Byron Lamb ...... Emerson Livingston .,... Gilbert Leas ...,.. Elvin Murphy.. . Bob Martin ..... Ernest Neville ..... Bob Stoltz. ... . Harvey Rush . . . Edward Steffen .... George Stephens . . Forest VVinters .... Freeman YVarner . Laylin XVeavert . . . Mark XYinters ..., Lloyd YYeisenberger Paul Yonker ...... Paul Youst . . . 'w Musical talent . . . .. Fickleness ...... . . . Talent in poker. . . . Her laugh ....... ... Carpentry ....... Farming . .. .... . . .. Business-like ways. .. .. . f -v Asllzsl ........ leasing ...,.. ..... . . . His talking trombone .. rl ardiness ...........,. . . . Being the one exception.. ... Pep ................. . . . Argumentation ...... . . . Trips to Versailles. .. . , . His famous brother .... . . . Designing the Annual ........ Playing violin ............... Being midget of football teaml. Detective like ways .....,.... Asking for dates .... . . . Studious ways ....... . . . His knowledge ...,. .. . .. Yes-es-a, ' Sure-a . . ... Bashfulness .......... . . . Loneliness . .. . . . Bachelor days. . . . . Agriculture ......... . . N . bmiles ....... ...... . . . His Caruso-like voice . . . . . . Speed ..... ...,..... . . . Solemnity '........ ... Knowledge of bugs . . . lnvincibility ... ... Dates ..... . . . Yamping girls .. . ... l03 Lurls ......... ... rI'hey're natural She plays everything well Null sed! Naturally bright Did you ever hear it? Ask Kricky He loves the corn Hustler Ask Mr. Bailey just his way He plays like Fos Dates Not every good thing is small l don't knowg do you? He loves it YVe wonder Read on Comes natural He can play i'And the little boy caught ity' Hatch him Ask him He studies He sticks to it l.istenl Afraid of girls Ask Sheeney Sad experience He took it from YYarner Ask the girls just l,istenl Drives a Ford Sad effect of rural life Ask XYarner Nothing can stop him He loves the ladies YYouldn't you?

Page 19 text:

IQ! 'PC-JE 669869 WW -w 1 F192 '- X ss all 6 H reigns 4 r.. WE SELL SHOES Af Prices You Can Easily flfford One of the most pleasant things about the new Spring Shoes is their moderate pricing, made possible through changed market conditions, and very careful buy- ing, and when you see the wonderful variety of styles which have appeared for the new season, you'll be as enthus- iastic as we are, about the beautiful foot- wear for spring. f Iv ' x lf, A xx E, was BROWN'S BOOTERY : . Where Your Shoes Are Prope l F It d HILDEBRAND CO. Better Things to Eat A Clean Store Prompt Service fl Square fDeai Two Telephones For Service No. 6I No. 278 435 Broadway QBUY GIFTS THA T LAST Wieland 84 Daniel J EWELERS Fifth ana' Broadway Farmers National + 'PS1!i'yJg Bank l 'X UCIHANACNF Total Resources s1,000,000 ffl, 54? i capital s290,000 , ' Conrad Kipp, President and Director Lin, H. E. Hufnagle, Vice-Pres. and Director z'5,.-wig Joseph Menke, Cashier and Director 1 H. S. Kolp, Assistant Cashier A F. C. Helman. Teller and Director jacob Boyer, Teller Geo. W. Mannix, lr., Director Clarence Patty Director B. W. john, Director Ethel Hufnagle, Bookkeeper Nettie Rontzong, Bookkeeper Foreign Drafts Issued Your Banking Business Soiicifed BUCHANAN'S Home-Made Candies anci Frozen Dainiies 105