Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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T H E C H I E F Twenty-seven JOHN WILLIAMS President of Class MARY E, ARNOLD DEAN ALEXANDER PAULINE AULT BRUCE BAUGHN HERBERT HUGHES Editor-in-Chief PHYLLIS BARRY ' ALICE BEEDLE MARY BEICHLER GRACE BERTRAM 91. I V E I It Wh Q NVE I NW .r x .ff fl gli' I MV!! I ,M Qld , '75 4 41' J Hf 5411 ,P HW qv sf- ,- -g.A..----' ,V W Y , ' H: -- 5 , VIA ff .4r,.,,- -,T 1 N ' ' ,W Y , - -K -75...-agar' ,,.,..., ' ' -- ,L-.1 A Y A ., --5 Y , , ,, ,,.:. -- , - .L -4- '- V

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A R 9 I fs ii l' ig. V ll :ji vi ,Z . ,., S I1 ii ' . 1 gl it f il :bill 1 T-ig V if i 'i H51 . i...fL:' V' ' I 'gg rmfy-fix T H E C H 1 E If SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President S SS Sjohn Williams Vice-President S James Byrd Secretary SSSSSS S Margaret Martin' - Treasurer SSSS Herbert Hughes Reporter SS SS Richard Brown Sponsor SS S Martz SENIOR CLASS RESUME Spring has arrived, bringing with it Commencement week. Once again the time has come when a group of young men and women must turn their backs on Greenville High School to face the world. It was there that they developed from youth into maturity, and it was there that they acquired the character and knowledge by which they will later be known. The Class of 1932 has contributed much to the name and honor of the school, for it has played a large part in the attainment of high scholastic and athletic records during the year. In the late fall a most successful football season was completed. Kurz, Nixon, Williams, and Everhart were named as the outstanding Senior players on the All Miami Valley League team. Seniors were well represented on the basketball and track teams, which also enjoyed unusually successful seasons. One of the essentials of a leader is a strong body, the other a strong mind. Members of the class who were outstanding in scholastic endeavors were Esther Drill and Dorothy Clark. Many members of the class distinguished themselves in extra-curricular activities, including dramatics, music, art, and club work. It is with heavy hearts that we of the Senior Class realize that our career in Greenville High School has come to an end. Ir has been so closely connected with our lives for the past few years that we have come to consider it a part of us. As we leave we carry with us the memory of many friends and many enjoyable hours spent within her walls, memories which shall always remain uppermost in our minds. .z. .-L-.J .4mr.z A-L1 ,,,, , 1 ' ff ,- .. . S - -f .. - .-,. fm 1- 1 2 it L s.. S' ---41,-SS? .:iu:S-----:- A-1- . L, 5-'fi1': ' s - S - - - 7, .S .L ,U kr - 5 M M- V- '-AA 'TY L

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Twfnlw-fight T H E C H I E F 4. P FI' fl M R . QM iff' R ,. W 'fv, 17 6' '- ' .5 . Y' 7 51, ,Q V - J 1' u h wh ' .4 F sf-' ,- Q 9 T DOROTHY BOLI RICHARD BROWN NORMA BOWERS WANDA BROWN MARION BOYD WESTBROOK BROWNE JACK BRANDENBURG GLADYS BROUGHMAN -Q.. JAMES BYRD VIRGIL CLARK