Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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Some of the members of this staff have remarkable memories. We can remember- When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When there was a Cafeteria Fund . we could skip classes and get away with it. there was grass on the campus. we could go to our lockers anytime. we could sleep in the assembly. Shorty was a little shyster. something was said about school dances. we won a football game. Delbert was a shy Freshman. our basketball team was the terror of Western Ohio. We didn't have to dress in gym. We held flag rushes and painted sidewalks. we had an hour and a half at lunch time. the periods were forty-five minutes long. Bob Riegel had a Ford. we could chew gum in classes. Miss Murphy didn't have gray hair. we all believed in Santa Claus. the pieces the band played all sounded alike. Charley Deeter had front teeth. we had ten periods a day. We could take a short cut through the gym. slips were sent home every month. several boys attempted to wear middies. the girls Wore long hair-and dresses. We didn't have to read ten outside reading books. Mr. Gray had a Literary Society. Mr. Martz didn't teach Physics. we had school in the Memorial Hall. you could spit on the floor and get away with it. Chemistry classes were held in the basement. girls could wear what they wanted to, 01' what they didn't want to, to school. When When When When Mr. Ottman wasn't married. Shorty didn,t have fallen arches. We thought Miss Brauch was a school-girl. We helped raise that horrible smell that comes from the Chem- istry room. I believe that you will admit that we have exceptional memories, but not one among us can remember- When Miss Lindsey bought her scarf! Ray Manix '27 Page one lznizclrvrl fifteen

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New Qrganizations Due to the downfall of athletics in our high school, it was decided that we should turn our attention to another phase of activity: namely organ- izations. During the school year many efficient and useful organizations were established. Unlike most other clubs these have no pictures by which the members may show their bright and smiling faces. Nevertheless these organizations have done worlds of good, and we hope for bigger and better activities next year. They are as follows: BEAUTIFUL-BUT-DUMB-CLUB Symbol ,,,, . . ,,,,, . . .. ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,....,..., Dumbell Password .... .,.. . More Beauty and Less Dumbness President . .. . . . . . .,., . ..,. .,.. h Iarjorie K6St6l' Vice President . .. . ....,..u.... Chester Miller Secretary.. .. ...George Katzenberger Treasurer. .. ....... Julie Hahn GOSSIPS SOCIETY Symbol.. .. .... .... . .... . .. ........ . Open Mouth Password ...... ..... ' 'They Say - President ..... Charlotte Birt Vice President.. . .......... .Frances Marker Secretary.. . .. .... ........ ........ A l etha Meyers Treasurer. . .. Barbara Lou Harrison SEWING CIRCLE tFor Seniors Onlyj Books Symbol .... .... . . . . ............. ................ . Password .. ........ Hard Work President . .. .Mary O'Donnell Vice President. . Ruth Suter Secretary... . .. ..... Harold Baker Treasurer. . ..... Mary Snell LOAFERS UNION Easy Chair Symbol . . .. . Password I .... .Rest in Peace ' -..Jack Tutwiler President.. .. . ' ' .Ray Manix Vice President .. ....... S9C1'GfH1'Yee e e ...... Joe tBoomerJ Steinle T1'621SLl1'91' H .. .- ..... He1'bert Horner Page om' lzzzndrefl si.rtf'c'11