Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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-vllwMiyJXl ' ' my - ,..'1, .P A 1 9 2 5 illlllllmillll Th 6 C 11 f ef il? 'ily' 1-,X .zf 'su-vang' ' ' . nk.,-we - S222' . I The Varsity G Association HOXYARD TILLMAN, President ROBERT STARR, Secretary DAN W1'rTERs, Vice-President GEORGE EIDSON, Treasurer HE Varsity WG Association is made up of Men in school who have been awarded a G by the Athletic Board of Control for service in some department of interscholastic athletics. , The purpose of this organization is to keep the men engaged in the different sports a great deal, to do all in its power to create a spirit Of good sportsmanship among the students of Greenville High School, and to discuss and propose the adoption of all measures whereby the school can be bettered in an athletic way. The annual banquet and initiation of the Association is an event which is looked forward to with great pleasure by all of the members, both alumni and students, as well as the men of the faculty. This year the banquet will be held on April 17 in order that the G members who are in college may be present. Many new G men have been created as a result of this year's athletics. We are sure that these men will be just as loyal to the athletic cause of G. H. S. as the wearers of the G have been before them. HOWARD TILLMAN, '25, Page One hundred six

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Page Four Public LibfGf1 Mleafwynel indiana 7 2: Y ACH,-XRY L.-XXSDOXYXE was born and reared in Greenville. He left here shortly before his graduation from High School, having received an appointment to Annapolis Naval Academy. Since this time he has been engaged continually in the service. Zach entered the naval air service when the Xtorld XYar broke out, and he has since risen to fame in this department. He was one of the few men who were privileged to make the first non-stop trans-Atlantic flight, doing this in the British dirigible R-34. In 1924 he was placed in command of the Shenandoah, the United States' giant dirigible, and has remained in that position to the present. Early last fall, during the trans-continental Hight of his ship, Zach greatly honored Greenville by bringing the Daughter of the Skies many miles out of her course to Hy over the home of his mother and his boyhood friends. VVe wish to dedicate this Chief not to Zachary Lansdowne, commander of the Shenan- doah, but to Zach, Greenville's honored son. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF