Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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the students who were desir- ous of securing the advantage y of a practical education. The l miles no longer a hazard. The old bell has passed into extinction, but many a boy and many a girl of yesterday, r as the snow flies in flurries and scampers across the fields l still hear its peals as they fall now softly and now loud and in their minds once more they go to school H1 Risrizr HORNER 28 U IX-41 Th! f 7 1 llltill SVIIUOI, 868 ' ' V . V . . , , v 'Z . 1 l . . MAIN lfN'I'R.XNl'l llli ll S' HOOY. V743 iris-'ll l'lR5l lllill lx Still l. !lLrL'5l IX l ,XRli!- 1 7l'N'lY, U ir can

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Pducat1on 1n Greenv1lle l:duc1t1on IS a necessary b1s1c constltu cnt of any phase of SOCILIY or 1ts functlons Smce educat1on IS the llllllnill axm 1n the perfcctlon of any dcflnlte ObjCCf1XC t ulth educ1t1on that we as Students are pr1m1r1ly concerned X X, Grcenvllle a clty whxch IS older than UI lkbll Chrcigo has sponsored educat1on IH IIS 1n fancy and by a constant deslre for those thrngs WVl'l1Cl'l educat1on affords has succeeded 1n cstabllshmg a standard of educat1on Worthy of the mcentwe by NVl'llCll th1s standard of educat1on Wag concelved lt IS a remarkable ass t not only to Greenvllle but to the people 1n surroundlng communltles to state that the educatlonal f3Cll1f1CS and the1r product1on IS a memorlal to those 1nd1v1duals who are responslble for the mox ement resultxng 1n the1r 1nst1llat1on Today a process of pollshxng or elaborat1on IS 1n effect Whrch has for 1ts creed or platform The Best ls None Too Good Con stant appllcatlon of all that has a tendency to brmg about a better co operat1on between the students and the faculty has resulted m a harmony both essentral and character1st1c of those 1nst1tut1ons whrch have for the1r purpose the furtherment of all educat1on One of the most emrnent of all mathemat1cxans and one of the most recognlzed of all ploneers of educat1on represents the Splflf upon Wh1ch Greenvllle s 1nst1tut1ons of learnrng are establ1shed I commemorauon of h1s accompllshments and 1n reverence of h1s name we may Well reserve 1n the archrves of Greenvllle s 1nst1tut1ons of learnlng the name of th1s natlonally known mathematlclan Enoch Sertz A perspectrve of educat1on recalls the old fashroned school of long ago Mlles trawersed by those students ln what we term the olden days are recalled to memory by the Slghf of the old bell whrch IH the early frost of the wmter s mornmg would summon from mrles around ,,IV,,eV,,OV,, ,im Tmulte . . . I . . . x x A . . - L L I Y 1 l 3 . l ,. . . . . . 1 s 1 - 'Vw L 7 1 3 3 7 Y 1 Y. t ' 1 L v v l . J 1 L n A Q l X x , X , l . , p Oxif Oli 'I'lll7 lzr-XRIY 111.1-.H-. ARE ' SCHO ,s U51 lv lil Imcl U - - - - - -. X , L 1 Y , Q . H . . . V , . V1 . . . V . , . , I . V V V V . Y . . B. . . . V . V - lr VV v - - - . 1 . V V - V V . f . I1 V . . . , . , . V V L , . Y A , 1:- . V V V . , . V rf- '- -11 - ' v 1 .' i F .

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