Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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F ii ,i ' , Mg' -' The Chief .,r,!tV2.m,V1iiU, 1925 Qg-5 willy-l Hag . November 6. Versailles at Greenville The Versailles team was a husky one and full of tight but their lack of coach- ing, conditioning and experience were very noticeable. Greenville, stung by the Piqua defeat, easily routed them by the one sided score of 48-0. November 11. Alumni at Greenville Playing against a team of ex-high school and college stars at the dedication of the Harmon Play-ground the High School squad showed excellent form in its 12-O victory. November 15. West Milton at Greenville This game had all the characteristics of a track meet. The Green and White eleven scored a touchdown in the tirst thirty seconds of play and from them on crossed the XYest Milton goal line almost at will. The final score was 115-0. November 22. Miamisburg at Miamisburg The team went into the last game of the season with the Southwestern Ohio title at stake. They fought hard and until the last minute but were unable to cope with the superior experience and clever forward passing attack of Miamis- burg team. The final score was 33-7. FOOTBALL 1924 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1925 Greenville., . 0 Bradford r Sept' Oven, Greenville, G 68 , Celina A Sept. Zo Bradlord, ....,... A t home Greenville... , 41 Troy, Oct. Alumni ,,,, At home GF66I1Vlll6.. . 27 Xelllilfv . . Oct. St. Marys ,,,..... Abroad Greenville... , 28 Yan XX ert UCL Troy A lnnp Abroad Greenville .,..., 19 Piqua, ...... , Zo 61 Y, At home Greenville.. , 48 Versailles , L ' fm er ' Greenville., 12 Alumni, . , OCT- Plquaf '--- - '---'e Af home Greenville.. ,115 ,West Milton. Nov Versailles .......... Abroad Greenville 7 Miamisburg ,, .33 Nm- XX'eSt Milton- -Abroad , ' , , N. ' M 'pl 11 ..,, At h Greenville ,365 Opponents .09 Sigigrjilrrin-MAMJ1-03316 Athletic Association DAN W1TTi5Rs, President HERMAN liARN. Student Manager ROBERT STARR. Vice-President Ton K1aR1.1x, Asst. Student Manager MARY STROI-IAYIER, Secretary J. E. XY1i.1.1AMs. Student Representative ' Board of Athletic Control ' MR. BAILEY, Principal High School-Chairman MR. FRY, Faculty Manager DAN AYITTERS, Pres. Athletic Association MR. FRANKLIN, Voach J. E. XY1L1.I.xMs, Student Representative MARY STRoH.iviiR, Secretary Page Ninety-Eve

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..i1lwfklylA' Hi I9 2 5 lllmiill Th C Chief 'r i1V. , '-C' ,Q ' M 'N ggi g ,195 ' Football l 924 September 20. Bradford at Bradford The team was in poor condition for the opening game of the season since they had only one weeks practice. As a result they were held to a score-less tie by a plainly inferior but scrappy team. September 27. Celina at Greenville Celina came with the reputation of being a worthy opponent of our squad but that did not prove to be the case. The Green and lVhite team uncovered a clever offense and scored a total of 68 points in fifty minutes of rather uninterest- ing play. October 11. Troy at Greenville Troy vs. Greenville. Two ancient rivals. A perfect football day. School spirit at its height. A great team beaten beyond hope by an even greater one. Vlihat could be sweeter than a -11-0 victory over Troy? By defeating the Southwestern Ohio Champions by such an overwhelming score the team surprised even its most hopeful followers and showed itself to be in the running for the title. October 17. Xenia at Xenia Xenia high school football teams have a splendid reputation for they have twice held the Southwestern Ohio Championship in the last three years, but they proved to be no match for the Greenville team. They were easily defeated by a score of 27-U. October 25. Van Wert at Van Wert According to all advance information the Van lYert High School squad was unbeatable. They possessed a team which had been undefeated for two years and were well on their way toward the completion of another perfect season. However, all good things have an end and the Greenville eleven played great against an experienced team that out-weighed them twenty pounds to the man and put an end to Van llerts' continuous success by a score of 28-O. November 1. Piqua at Piqua Greenvilles aspiration for the title received a severe jolt at Piqua, where. after having gained a comfortable lead of 13-0 in the first half they went complete- ly to pieces and lost by a score 2640 after one of the most hard fought games in the history of the two schools. Page Ninety-four

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