Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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PE d ll! 9 L-.. Lines About a Luxury We write these lines to Henry Ford, To tell him how we thank him, 'Cause every time we us our car. YVe must get out and crank him. The lighting systems are superb, l'm sure they can't be betterg l left the road three times one night, Each place I lit was wetter. The shock absorbers can't he beat- l use them most to stop- l hit a prowling clog last night, Then bought a hrantl new top. And clincher rims are sure the stuff, The tires can't come looseg They get worn or blow out llat, But still they give some use. The radiator is a scream- At least it does when hot- The top blew off the thing one day. So I let the old thing sot. At times she p'rambulates real smooth, Sometimes she tries to balk, So take advice from one who knows, Give yours away and walk. LANDIS '22, .QP 86

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Q ' - ' 5 ' :, 11 lil 9 Q9 Gif' V 'V I ldv Gnwz-t'1'fft' High Sr mof Afdfcffr f1J'.f0ClkIfli07I O refs For 1921-1922 Aft' as Foffoeztm' President . , . Vice-President . Secretary Coach i ,. , Faculty Manager ,.A., Student Representative Assistant Manager . Robert Coppess Dale Lephart Frances Kurz , D. C. Drake . R. E. Kessler John Rush Birley Landis The Athletic Association Last spring on the first of May the student body formed an association to be known as The Greenville High School Athletic Association, whose object should be to pro- mote :i sportsmanlike spirit in the High School, and to regulate all athletic activities. Membership in this association includes any student enrolled in this High School and any member ofthe faculty, but membership ceases when his relationship to the school as student or teacher ceases. The otiicers of this association are as followsg President, Vice-President. Secre- tary. Coach, Faculty Manager, Student Representative and Assistant Manager. Their term of ot-lice lasts for a period of one year, or until their successors can be elected The president presides at all meetings of the association, and he together with the Superintendent of Schools audits the books of the faculty manager at the end of each semester, and reports to the Board of Control. The Vice-President fulfills the duties of the ofhce by presiding at the meetings in the absence of the president. The Sec- retary shall he a girl, and she keeps the record of all proceedings of this association, a record of all interscholastic contests, and also acts as secretary ofthe Board of Control. The Faculty Manager is appointed by the Principal of the High School, and has general supervision under the board of control of all athletics. He acts as manager of all High School athletic teams, and arranges all schedules, and signs all contracts with the advice and consent of the hoard of control. He is responsible for all materials and supplies belonging to the athletic association. He provides for all necessary advertising and for the proper entertainment of all visiting teams. He has charge of all funds raised for athletic purposes. He renders a financial statement at each regular meeting of the association, and after due notice, whenever called upon bythe Board of Control. The assistant manager for the several teams is elected by the association from its student membership, aud his duties are to assist the faculty manager in his managerial capacity. The coaclfs duty is to prescribe rules for the proper training of all candi- .lgites for all teams, and he is responsible and supervises the conduct of players on trips and at home games. The Board of Control consists of six members as follows: The Principal of High School, Couch, Faculty Manager, the President of the association, Secretary and Student Representative. The Principal is chairman of the Board of Control. The Board of Control has general supervision of all athletic affairs of the High School, and has sole charge of raising money for athletic purposes and the disburse- ment of same, The Board meets at such time and place as the chairman may appoint. A meeting may he called at the writren request of live members 88