Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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S H di ll: EE Z 9 G LPI Liza jane Arranged for the High School foot ball banquet, at the First Presbyterian Church, Thursday Night, December l, 1921, by D. H. Vifheeler, of the Brotherhood Program Committee: Captain Clarl-:'s our big full back, Li'l Liza jane! To make long gains he has the knack, Li'l Liza Jane! CHORUS : Oh, Liza, Li'l Liza lane, Oh, Liza, Li'l Liza lane. Old Cal Coppess, husky friend, Li'l Liza lane! Boots that ball from end to endl Li'l Liza jane! Dago Lephart's best right half, Li'l Liza jane! When he hits that line you have to laff, Li'l Liza lane! johnny Rush, with lots of speed, Li'l Liza lane! Gains whatever yards we need, Li'l Liza lane! Robert Jenks, our other end, Li'l Liza jane! No one better we'll contend, Li'l Liza -lane! Brooks and Shivvy half back fine, Li'l Liza jane! Find a hole in every line. Li'l Liza Jane! Reck and Rehmert have the pep, Li'l Liza lane! To find as good, you'd have to step, Li'l Liza lane! Howard is our pilot mind, Li'l Liza jane! The surest play he'll always find, Li'l Liza jane! Greenville's centers, Bill and joe, Li'l Liza Jane! When the ball is snapped, just watch them go, Li'l Liza Jane! john lVlcEowen, Culbertson, Li'l Liza jane! To see them go, it's lots of fun. Li'l Liza Jane! johnny sometimes guides the boys, Li'l Liza Jane! And signals calls with lots of noise, Li'l Liza jane! Buchy's fat, but what of that? Li'l Liza jane! And l-lartle's rough, but has the stuff, Li'l Liza Jane! Birely Landis, Freddie Clark, Li'l Liza lane! Always play up to the mark, Li'l Liza jane! Of C-reenville's coach we love to boast. Li'l Liza jane! He's peer to Zuppke, Wilce or Yost. Li'l Liza Jane! And now we'll say of all the rest, Li'l Liza jane! That Greenville's subs are of the best, Li'l Liza jane!

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Pg d lp Pg J G Prospect and Retrospect XYhen the last notes of the referee's whistle mark the end of the athletic year, it is customary to look back over the path that has been traveled. reviewing the successed and failures. At the same time the oncoming teams are bidding for our attention and the strength or weakness of the available material ever proves a topic for speculation. The 1921 foot hall season is the first to deserve attention. Un- der a rather heavy schedule, the team weathered most of the attack sent against it and came out on top. YVhile not all the games were won, yet by far the greatest majority were credited to the Green and XVhite. The fact that 236 points were scored and only 26 scored against them shows that both offensively and defensively the team was strong. But the real strength of the team lay in the splendid spirit that was evident at all time and it is such spirit that makes the winning foot ball. Turning to the basket hall season, we find that a sucessful sea- son was enjoyed as well. The team was handicapped by lack ol proper playing facilities. But in spite of this they played a good hard game at all times and the record of ten games won and three lost, bear out this fact. XVere it not for team work and that never give up spirit, a different story might have been told. As it was Greenville High School again came out with a record of which it can well be proud. The past foot ball season was a successful one and the prospects of the coming season appear just as bright. With a neucleus of eight letter men around which to build a team along with a number of good players lacking only in experience, a team to rival any, should develope. A splendid spirit prevails among the student body and with their cooperation and support, the 1922 team should make an enviable record. The outlook on the 1923 basket ball team while not exception- ally bright in promising. The loss of four of the five regulars of this years team will make a hole hard to fill. But with excellent Fresh- men and Sophomore material along with the available juniors next years prospects are not at all discouraging. So with the school be- hind them a winning combination should make a creditable showing and it is just such a team to which We may look forward. 92