Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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- - i N lm-mvln 'llu nnnuinnmnum- ., J -f. . . rw, ,. --- vvv- 1 1-f N'-N I mini.: i-xmini-.lm lT:::'n'm:::un-ul mum 6 A V . .. an NX :N H ' iziiviiinimnuniiim I , , I F I Q . l li- gf,-u. X -' H I. . , Y .. A K. V::i i:::n':In:ppnqIlmiiunil:aouniinalmlin1wmll3alulunl1nmnm . ...........T...,..,f -. 'A , 1,.., ml-.Mauna-'Ja w nn numnmln is Tj. 'i . Y H V Y ,.M', Y Y Mmm' fi' i:aiw::mu:unml. an fl .- 1 ' ' 1 W ' 5 K i 'fp .J ' fmmu, , V . Q ,,Q!J'g1-X' i- lm , , - ,., Tx I W f , we e i ff! i f NN i Q v i v 5 ' a f THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, KY V This was a happy and gay affair, although somewhat l I 'T' cool was the windy air. Behind the cloud jolly Sol 51. 'k 'mx S X' I tried to hide. when the cooking club started on its bob- 0 1' X ' J sled ride. The sled was big and was covered with straw, ,Q . 9 aw, ll 5 with the driver you simply Could find no flaw, for O' --4,4 V wi sy - , H Sit a! . K Brien, an excellent fellow he, charged them only a 'gf' V 1 w - nominal fee. They rode through the country for many A -L a mile, but at last they returned in very good style. '17 , ie f 2 .tier E l : ' cs Q 'X-. E ix ,Z J El, ' X' ,Qjif1f'fV. li Lllll 1, if 2 'r - J ,'ff'77'f?4'?iL? -1 is L1 ff3, z,ffi. ef fe ff f - W- ft T lf h , it SPANISH CLUB Boa-SLED PARTY jjifgrcf 1,4 ,-' ,af lVhen the first snow began to fall a bob-sled party K f z-1 171 ' ii 'S was the Call. So the Spanish studes assembled at four r -- ,VH 1 ,V of , to prepare for the fun which for them was in store. 'T ,ff 9, lf. -'? ':' ' Q This army now having a jubilant time was fiercely at- , Y , I ' ff fn lmi tacked by Buck's bums, all in line. For some time the - L! -0102 , ' snow balls Hew thick and fast, and all were quite glad 1 if ' jf ' to reach High School at last. After feasting on sand- --' 8 Q l - - as Q Y X wiches, Uyerba mate , the studes were revived and Lx ' . T' both happy and gay. r- r - n ,Q ,i '- ,., .4 i j Y. - f Lk , T i ' 'A ,-1 .ef ff 'g,g,lE.,t,i. L,f'-' fig ff! , , 123 3 1? TI ART CLUB BANQUET g ' 'bi' J - tv i The Valentine Banquet was something new, with ' F ' i 2 1 1 table decorations ofa red and white hue. From behind mi I A' the candle -sticks of a bright yellow gleam, the toast- L 21-if, Q 'mf master smiled with an elaborate beam. The hre- ' f -17 v :5 crackers carried out the scheme of red, and after the . ' f, f club and guests had been fed the fuses were pulled to ,T - f behold the inside: from each one a message of love there Z ff F , 5 did slide. A report on the rabbit that was found in the K K - 5 ' room was the funniest thing for many a moon. There ' were also dumb-waiters exceptionally dumb, and they , ill-ji, were kept busy each passing a bun. This Art Club is if 'L' ij? 'K ' Rs- the same as a good old Fraternity, its endless work -ff ff ff continues through all Eternity. We hope you are pleased with these gay little lays, and that they will bring back those old happy days. W'e've tried hard to make them both funny and true, and we think the result will satisfy you. And now we will close with a very fond wish-that you won't think all of us simply poor fish. 101