Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1933 volume:

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THE CHIEF VOLUME TPVENTY- THREE MA K 1933 YXOQLS Gg -I WY I rw an -w W' Wm I 'I YQ -lewfib' .1 6 x 1 G cl I 6 e g A -gr' fflgffig rli v25'i?4' N CD : ii i n ' dv: Wi QL S W- 'sm' .. ffl N v-:Ei ': ,fp f ' O .O A recon! qfthr'-3fn1r'J mwzff PUBLISHED HY THE SENIOR CLASS OF GRl'll'lNl'lLl,l'I HIGH SCHOOL GRl:'l:'Nl'll,l,1:', OHIO -43 llEGDlIRlI1?WWDlIRlllD As the twenty-third of an illustrious line of CHIEFS, this book comes to you in classic simplicity. It is hoped that it will bring beauty and inspiration. To all those who have helped in its production we wish to express our sincere appreciation, especially to our sponsor, Miss Bier, for using the boys and girls of our high school as models and donating to the CHIEF the unusual photographs for the frontispiece and the division pages. Since the Treaty City is famed for the verdure of these noblest of God's plants, the theme ofthis year's CHIEF is TREES. A tree is beautifil to an eye searching for beauty aloneg yet he who meditates upon a tree may see an even greater beauty in its inward, symbolic meaning. Lives are like trees. Some lives resemble the sturdy oak, which braves the storms and shelters the battered wayfarer. Other lives resemble Lombard poplars pointing ever upward to better, brighter, higher things. Some ofer us beauty similar to sfyt, pink-petalled apple trees in May or red-gold maples in hazy autumn. Some, like the fruit trees, create generous bounty for a hungry race. Still others, through sujering. reach a sublimity comparable to that fy' the weeping-willow. Some, like the evergreens, are ever cheerful, even in bleakest winter. And finally, a few lives are like the elm, which in old age spreads its ancient branches in peaceful benediction over its fellows in the grove of life. JAMES COMES ROBERT A. HORN. nfs' W v www ,. ,. , , rg . ,., . - ., A , 1 V.. 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ECOLE THE JUNIOR CLASS V or GREENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL invites the Seniors on Monday, May the Ninth Nineteen hundred and thirty-two to visit OLD FRENCH QUEBEC by auto on the V KING'S HIGHWAY ROUTE 2 Parking time Iimited to four hours Enter the Walled City by St. Louis Gate Ufourh Street Entrance-:I Where you may wall: and dance on DUF F ERIN TERRACE in sight of THE OLD CITADEL The Sentinel of the St. Lawrence Refreshments will be served from CHATEAU FRONTENAC GRILL ! THE CHIEF Elfvfvf 3 ,. -'L A x XX v igixijf A W, mom vsmcu: f f 2 Nt' ornurors ucznsr: 75905 scmacn ,, , ..., ,. ....'ll,t1EldlQ,A,. , ,N f mf ' vm! Lncrun wrath slonln lv ru! Quinton ls vnun umm. 1: r ge, Pl'0ViHC0 MAY 9TH.A1932 of Mun Bl ltnlvlh ANr4un.L.v Yutnt 'via G. H. S. NAM! SKK I9 32 mg.-MD 'ml' WIUJAU3 ilvv. Town on 11:57:51 on orncx , ,. Cwwnlvnvd couuvv .,...,,, A,v.' .A,,, , , . . . , A . lrmvvu .4 um wmv- 'rms ucmu uusv' I: cuuusu IV ornnon The junior-Senior Reception llesisem-A by thu' Art Drpartnu-mf' Li. H. S. THE CHIEF 1 i i E i I . I The Rock Senior Play 1932 uSunb0nnct Sue 1933 T H E C I-I I E F Tlvirlccvz ANNUAL STAFF Editor , H .....,.,A James Combs Assistant ,,,,,,,., ........, ....,.,. R o bert A. Horn Business Manager ..Y,,, ,.,,.,... E . J. Teaford Assistant Y .,,,,tt , . ,, ,,,,........ Jean Brandon Art Editor ,, .,,..,...,.. James Roesser Assistant ,,,,, . .,,.,.. Joan Baumgardner Humor Editor ,..,. . .,,,,,...,.,,,. Robert Curtis Assistant ,, ,...,,,,, ,, ,,.. ,......,,....,. J ames Welch Organization Editor ,,,.,, .,,,..,.......i,...,. M ary Clark Assistant , ...,,,, ,... ,,..r,r M a rjorie Lee Horner 'Fvpist ,,,, ,,,.,. , ,,,,, Shirlie Holland Sponsor ,. ., , ......,.,,,,,,....,.,,.,...,..,., ,...,,,,.,,, A nna Bier Candy Salesman for the Staff r,,,,......,,,,,...,,r,r James Mannix SCHOOL COLORSf -Foliage Green and White CLASS COLORS--Purple and White u ,glijn ff I' wk I X ff 'S V, fx i, -'W Ex? 2' 7',4'K rf' A K , 4 1 iFf,gi -fi' 'J' Chl Ax ,.-,S . W. 1 ll A R X, , iiMvf.- if i fl . ' is 'lit fl Ft ' Wig, fb if i-nf' Y'- .,i ,. F 5 t x 1,-K fflt ga 'git 'QE ,L h- ,V , . .'ffs',ef1i'.! p,,,,,,e,,, TI-IE CHIEF .. , A -w W my ... , 1 . - V V ,Q , ' Q . I ' +,, i - ' 'F ' . . :' my J V . . ff ' 1 1- J , V. A u .. .4 1 A w - , , ,Q , at ' A 4' ,MW lv A 6 ' 3 is if 54 ,F ,gm 9 Q It ,Qi W A 5,3 1 ,, 1.5 - :A I . . ., 7 .. I A , , K up 4 Y . ff 4 p -4 Al ' L . , f 4 , L N f 1 ., . , , -15.- M3 W. ig! K .Q as 5 VB J I a, , ,gf I an v Q 13 'Jr gg, , ' 1 V, A : , ,,-if Q. , 94.11, V-of ,V x - f - ' 3 g Q' 133951-.,9i f- ., - . f .r , ' , L m .M 4' A , 3' 9' 34' A L. ' is ,, 7 MM-f E 445 Q '. . ,Q A 1 Q ,A - -Q. 5. : F ' R, 5' Q . 1 I .wk . - f ix A MQ M ig 1 . 'sn Q 'S 1 ge , ' Q ' J ' 0 - ' Y A i nr., a':!f5Q1.h 5 I 3 S sl un..-6 X? fs - A s , r 6 'x Q jgxniic ifs53cgoff': Lgiifbfizvq THE CHIEF Fifffm BOARD OF EDUCATION E. F. IEFFERIS J. E. KLINE President Clerk C. L. BAILEY Superintendent of Schools EDWARD HOLE J. E. ENGELKEN Sixteen THE CHIEF gf Tif- :: + Se if 5 Q , 2 2 ggi ff i K1 Q ,TMS 'il' gf ,ff -:L .5 rf m-J 25 5, 1. Q ,Y ' E S '15, -Eff, HEQ- ss H154 WM, : 4,'?1::.-'fi 5 1-HI: :.1 1 -4' ,wk r-A 5. 5 ff . 1 4 s S 'I N1- ff fly F 43 P IH Q 31 W 'f' -. ix! 425 Vx v, egg wif' w 1, . - 1: ,N .Wm -wt, .NI .Q :KU S? s.,,.,,M gi. wi V lf ,Q D PHE CHIEF Aung fi ' .1 is Y i ,f .fi fi iii? vii 4 , f5?i5w ii JW .SN s ,W if at 29 up 33 if 1 ' .-,. rw Y Eighteen THE CHIEF MINNIE ROUTZONG MINNIE. BERTRAM MILDRED CASSEL BERNICE. HAINES Librarian Librarian Secretary to Superintendent Secretary to Principal FACULTY Paul Warner ......... ...... P rincipal, Democracy Vivian Newport ..,...,. ...... E nglish, Public Speaking Helen Warrick .....,. ...... E nglish Ethel Hathaway .,..., ....,. E nglish Margaret Hawley ....... ,...., E nglish Helen Deeter .,.......... ,..... B iology Generose Schreel .... ...... U . S. History, English Eugene Phelps ....... ...... J. J. Martz ....... Leah Jefferis ...,.. H. C. Metzger ,...... ...... Wayne Palmer ..... ..,... Lauren Kludy ..,. O. O. Ottman ...... Olga Brock ............. ...... Helen Lindsey .....,, ...... Edwin Stoltz ........, ...... Walter Morrison ...... ..,. . Beatrice Poling ..... ,, Wilma Creamer ...,.,.............. H. H. Krickenberger .......... Dwight Salzman ......... ...... World Historoy, Democracy, U. S. History, Spanish Physics, Plane Geometry, General Science Algebra, Solid Geometry Chemistry, Democracy General Science Agriculture Spanish Latin, World History Latin, French Football Coach, Basketball Coach, Typewriting, Stenography Typewriting, Bookkeeping Home Economics Manual Arts Physical Education, Track Coach Catherine Boyer ...... ...... L iterature Emma Holsopple ...... ...... E nglish Margaret Mannix ....... ...... A rithmetic Anna Bier ......,........ ......Art Dwight Brown ....... ...... B and, Orchestra Elizabeth Hill ....... ..,... V ocal Music Kathryn Clark ....... ...... P hysical Education, Hygiene Elizabeth Lynch ......... .. ...History, Arithmetic Kitt M. Townsend ..... ...... Geography, Literature Physical Education LSubstituteJ Eleanor Garber ........ ...... 7 W U 0 .',.,,Ll4,- Life ,zjjgb W -.vw-. ---.-4, Business Arithmetic HIFTHUE! I .ul .1 ' ll g lul:l: .u.l.l.g IF IKXW m wmwmm--1 nfiggm l'l l Fe - - :. Meditation T H C H I F Tnfvrity-0116 Class of 1933 President ,........ . . , . ,..Wultur Halley Vive President ,,,,,, , ., , ,,,, D.iniel Kagey Sec-retziry ..,... .. ,, ,,,, Marjorie Lee Horner Treasurer .... .....,. , ,, ,,,,.,,.,..... E. J. Teaford Class Reporter ......, . ,,,, James Roesser Sponsor .........,..,.. ,..,.,, D Wight Brown ff ' QB? Cx ,fifi 5' Q 1 il t if ' iii Q I X w 1 ? Q fi 4 ' i mv ,S Q , , lg N K f me A s 1 ' juan Iizlliinygunilwl, film-m1or.1 Mvrglw. Mzlxinr Niles .A if 5 iZ A . ',:.LLx'.-YL 'lg 71 111- i .L r. Twenty-two THE CHIEF -4 6 6 Sb f iaptvs .Wg '52 , X S fi 'lg.,,., 0 a ff1QLuicQ'Q1'wE'cn3 Qiagotb -HQ - v- f--if ' '- O WALTER HALLEY JAMES COMBS EVELYN ANTHONY ELOISE ARNOLD ADRIAN ATEN SARAH AY DELOTTE LUCILLE BAILEY MARY BESS BAKER LY VONNE BANKSON T H E C H I E F Twenty-three MARCELLA BARNHARDT JOAN BAUMGARDNER MARGERY BAYMAN DOROTHY BEANBLOSSOM ROGER BERRY BERNARD BERTRAM FRANCES BEST FAYE BRANDON JOHN BLIZZARD JEAN BRANDON F L fi 'E A 4,,, iii A ' D y g 0 , K-.-yr 0 r QS- aicgmriu f'.1o?1o1aFZ0Z1E1z.f ,,,.,-K,-,,,-Y, ,,VO, -MDW f F i?-Q, g 5514! u K Q f .. I 189 -A me Q53 rwfnfy-fam T H E C HIE F GLEN BROMAGEM ' TREVA BROWN ERAL BRUMBAUGH RHEA BUHR LEWIS CARLOCK MARY CLARK JACK COKINS WILLIAM COLE GLADYS COX ROBERT CURTIS 2.1- qa r I , fo I Q , A 'Nl v V v ir NP-Ysog 9 Ja g? , uh. v,,1Q5b o45, T I-I E C H I E F Twenty-fiw RALPH DEUBNER EDNA DININGER DALE DISPENNETTE GILBERT DOI-IME MILDRED DU BOIS DOROTHEA DUNN MARJORIE EIKENBERRY LE ROY FINTON WILBUR FIELDS MILDRED FRY v v 3 21 Z' N lv Q.,.,gv I if X, 9 'F , ff . s M 1' '- I I 02? 4gjcfp3Q'f4o'f31u1aj59i32z +256 X Twen ty-:ix THE CHIEF f 4' K 'HA w e, 543222 ' Q W Q 19.19 A , 9 MSGESEGEGSL vision .QQ GEORGE FRYE DONALD GERBER RE ETTA HANK MARY ALICE HANKIN S RUTH HARRIS MARY E. HARTER TALENE HARTER ' ARTHUR HAYES DONALD HELLER OPAL HENDRICKSON T H E C I-I I E F Twenty-:even BILLY HOEL SHIRLIE HOLLAND MARJOIZIE LEE HORNER NOEL HORN ROBERT A. HORN MARY E. HUNT GLADYS JAMES MARY E. HOWARD LOUISE HUSSEY DANIEL KAGEY A 1 '. x EWG? An n 4 . ' .Q ...Av '5:.h.ggC4QgQ' 4J?1D1?ff,Zlff1. Y nr HV, , W, - , sv'-L2 Y 5 Y r VFW' 3' on ix f X Twenty-eight T H E C H I E F KATRINE KEE VER DOROTHY KARN AILEEN LANTZ MARIE LEAS HAZEL LINDAMOOD DONNA LINDER JAMES LOY RUTH LUDY LA VERA MC CLAIN DOROTHY MC CLURE Q Qffn 'Wi ' A Ag V R x ' Q Q A SM s O 1--.1 ,V . X A ilf rx ' Jr' EQ, Sl-- u 9 f 13 C123 'ZUZYD -HQ, ..,.--.,,- , ,AM , .-.,,.,,, THE CHIEF Twenty-nine ELOISE MC GREEVEY GEORGE MC KAY HARRISON MANNING JAMES MANNIX RUTH MARSHALL CI-IALMER MARTIN LUCILLE MEYER VIRGINIA MIDER MARY M. MILLER RAYMOND MILTENBERGER 'B ff' N 3 'A 4 0 Q Q.-,,,,yr 6 ' V V v.Q,, . - v -V -X, CYQCA4 -I AY-J f,.LJ:f1U'lLQ L1 Dkloaxfif O . . . , , ,,,..,., 3 I ab Thirty THE CHIEF - MARYBELLE MITCHELL CHARLES MONG ASHFORD MORRISON DE LIGHT MORTON LILLIAN NELSON SANFORD NORTH STANLEY OLDHAM CARROL OSWA LT WALTER OSWALT VIRGINIA PENDLE M 6 , ia ai A vial 34 K!! K V698 lf, -1, ...J . L ,, a I -. KI . 41. -, Qffibii- Q,fU,'1DZ7y -.dfbf -,,.....-,.- , W ,.,, -,. MNA- 0 T H E C H I E F Thirty-Om' MARGARET PERKINS CARL PLESSINGER RALPH RATLIFF RUTH RIGGS MARION PERRY DORIS POWELL RONALD RECK GRACE ROBESON JAMES ROESSER ROBERT ROLFE 'G 6 4, ,say X 4, U--,yr if! 1 x 9 . . -. . , ,VW - -.-A, - ,, KE x. xl' F AQ FALTRAQLLQ D, ,, . . Y .A.v ,.,..., Tfviflaf-fwv T H E C H I E F 'P 3 A YQ 6,8 ' 5439 ,gg Y s K 'x ag 0 , . Q, v K O K Q Lf11fGxfCIiCBC1s.'i' GEF 93921, -DQ, --------'---f'-- -------V ------'--W-0 EDITH SCHLECTY MILDRED SCHMIDT JULIA SCHUMETH MYRA SEMAN HAROLD SEARS AARON SHEPHERD LOWELL SHOOK J ACK SMITH ROBERT SLONAKER IRENE SNELL T H E C I-I I E F Thirty-three RICHARD SNELL EDMUND SNYDER WILLIAM STEINMETZ PAULINE STEMLEY MARY OLIVE STRAKER DO E. J. TEAFORD ROTHY SUTER ROBERT THOMPSON MARGARET ULLERY BELVA UPTON 'F Elggf' m Haig .X we A I Q---v 4' B ,gm dgc'.zf'v3zcf'-r,f,nzfo2'1av:fa:fQj:g Tfviffy-four T Ill E C H I E F ANNABELLE WAGNER NOEL WARNER JOHN WATSON JAMES WELCH JOEL WILLIAMS EMERSON WILLS MARY E. WILSON ' ' GLEN WINTERROWD BARBARA WRIGHT RAY ZIMMERS 1 T , is 3 fe' r :4-it 4 , I ! Ng? , Q J I ., ,xx , , A 1 ' U o 5ELuTiGf'r:Fl4iSQ! DES 12337, JQ, .1-M--,L- -f---w-..,...M 0 TI-IE CHIEF Thirty-fn , SENIOR ACTIVITIES EVELYN ANTHONY - Flnce - Junior Class Play-3: Home Economics Club- 2 3' ScragJs -1, 2: Musicals-1, 2: Gym Night-2, : Chorus-1, 2. ELOISE ARNOLD - Squeezy - Class Treasurer-1: Latin Club-2, 3, 4: Censor -3, 4: Glrl Reserve-1, 2', 3, 4: Soclal Chalrman Cabinet-2: Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-3: Operetta-3, 4: Scraps -1, 2: Orchestra-1, 2, 3, 4: Reporters' Club-4: lnterclass Basketball-2: Gym Night-2, 3: Senior Octet-4: Booster Day-1, 3. ADRIAN ATEN - Steve - Secretary Future Farmers of America-2. 3, 42 Agriculture judging team-2, 3. SARAH AYDELOTTE-''Sarle -Trotwood Hlgh School-1-Flrst semester: Glrl Re- serve-2, 3, 4: Glrls' Athletic Association L tl Cl b 2 3 Aedlle 4 Inter -2,3:an u-.2 ,S - class sports-2, 3 4: Glrls' Basketball- 2: Scraps -2: I-lead Usher-4: fourth ln county, Senlor Scholarship Contest-4. LUCILLE BAILEY- Luc5 '-f-Girl RGBGFVS -2, 3, 4, Cabinet-3: Latln Club-2, 4: Dramatic Club-3: Art Club-1: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs : A Dream of Queen Esther : Junlor Class Play-3: Operetta-3. 4: Annual Play- 4: Usher-4: Scraps -1, 3: Scholastic Team at Mlaml-46th place ln Engllshj -2. MARY BESS BAKER- Bess - Girl Re- serve-2, 3, 4: Latln Club-2. 3. 4, Quaes- tor-4: Glee Club-1, 2 3, 4: Operetta-- 3. 4: Girls' Athletlc Association-2, 3, 4: Senior Octet-4: Interclass Sports-2, 3, Sport He-ad-3: Booster Day-3.'4: Vlr-e President of Class-1: Scraps'-1, 2: Snow WVhlte and The Seven Dwarfs : Gym Night-3', 3: Usher-4. LYVONNE BANKSON- Red - Girl Re- serve-2, 3, 4: Latin Club-2, 3, 4: Re- orters' Club-2, 4: Scraps -1: Gym Right-1, 2 MARCELLA BARNHARDT - Marcle - Wllbur VVrlght Junior High School, Day- ton-1: Stlvers High School, Dayton. 3 mo.-2: Glrl Reserve-2, 3, 4: Latln Club -2, 3, 4: Reporters' Club-4. JOAN BAUMGARDNER-'Bummy - Latin Club-2, 3, 4: Glrl Reserve-1, 2, 3. 4, Treasurer-4: Art Club-Reporter-4: Secretary of Class-1: Annual Staff. As- slr-Ltant Art Edltor: Scraps -1, 2: Usher MARGERY BAYMAN- Marge -Glrl Rc- serve-2, 3, 4: Latin Club-2. 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Assoclatlon-4: Band-1. 2', 3 4: Orchestra-2. 3, 4: Sr-raps -1, 2: Inter- class Basketball-2: Booster Day-1. DOROTHY BEANBLOSSOM - Beanie - Glrl Reserve-2, 3, 4: Spanish Club-2, 3: Home Economics Club-4: Scraps - 1, 2: Gym Night-2, 3: Junior-Senior Re- ceptlon Commlttee. BERNARD BERTRAM- Bernie - Gym Club--1, 2: Gym Night-2: Pat Rooney Club-3: Interclass Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4. ROGER BERRY- Rog -Band-1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra-1, 2, 3, 4: Vlre President of Cla s-3: Spanlsh Club, Vlce President- 2': Interclass Sports-1: First Chair, Drums, Western Ohio Band Festival-2, 3: Booster Day-4: Track-1: Flrst Chair. Drums, Band: Flr t Chalr, Drums, O'r- chestra. FRANCES E. BEST - French Eyes - Scra8s -1. 2: Home Economics Club- 2, 3: lrl Reserve-3, 4: Gym Nlght-1, 2. JOHN BLIZZARD- Bllzzard -Band-2, 3, 4, President-4: Operetta-4: First Chalr Percusslonlst in Vlfestern Ohio Band Festival-1, 2, 3, 4: Booster Day-3, 4: Latin Club-2, 3, 4. JEAN BRANDON -- Honey Babe - Glrl Reserve-2, 3, 4, Secretary-3, President -4: Latin Club-2, 3, 4: Glee Club-1, 2, 3: President-3: Annual Staff, Assistant Business Manager: Secretary of Class- 2: Band-1: Secretary of Board of Con- trol - 4: Interclass Basketball - 2: Scraps -1, 2: Booster Day-3: Senior Octet-4. GLEN BROMAGEM - Glen - Future Farmers of America-2, 3: Freshman Year-Union City: Gym Night-2, 3. TREVA BROVVN- Treve - North Star High School-1, 2: Interclass Sports-3, 4: Dramatic Club-3: Latin Club-4: An- nual Play-4: Operetta-4: Band-3, 3: Glrls' Athletic Association-3: Glrl Re- serve-3, 4: Gym Night-3. ERAL BRUMBAUGH-''Brumy -Football -1. 2, 3, 4, G --4: Track-2, 3: Inter- class Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish -Club -2, 3: Hl-Y Club-4. RHEA BUHR- Rear - Usher-4: Home Economics Club-2, 3, 4: Sectlonal Book- ltegplng Contest at Lima-3: Scraps - LEWIS CARLOCK- Lewle -Shelbyville, Indiana, High School-1: Latln Club--2, 3, 4, Consul-4: Junior Class Play-3: Annual Play-4: Quiz Book Contest-3: Third ln county Senior Scholarship Con- test-4: Bois' Glee Club-4: Scholastic Team at laml fI'lane Geometry!-2: Boo ter Day-4. MARY CLARK-Orchestra-1, 2, 3, 4, lst chair Violin-4: Secretary of Class-2: Latin Club-2, 3, 4: Glrl Reserve-2. 3, 4: Operetta-3, 4: Scraps -1, 2: Grls' Athletlc Assoclatlon-3, 4: Annual Staff, Organization Editor-4: Senior Octet-4: Glee Club-1 2 4' Interclass Basketball -2: Booster Day-3, 4: Gym Nlght-1, 2: Citizenship Award-4. It JACK COKINS - Stretch - Shorewood .- High School, Milwaukee-1, 2, 3: Hi-Y , Club-2, 3: President Chess Club-1. 441, :ty WILLIAM COLE - B!ll - Martin Boots ,el Af Junior High School, Marlon, Indiana.-1: 'i, I ' Loulsvllle Male High School, Loulsvlllu, 4 . Kentucky-2, 3: Corporal, R. O. T. C. I,-L, 4 JAMES COMBS- Jim -I-Il-Y club-2. 3: 411- 9 Treasurer-4: Football-2: Track-2, 3, I, tn' 4: HG,-..-3: Interclass Basketball-1, 2, 3, f ,V 1 4: Latin Club-2, 3, Consul-4: Gym , Night-2: Annual staff, Editor-4. I , GLADYS COX - Coxle - Art Club-l: 23 41 Latin Club-2, 3, 4: Glrl Reserve-2, 3. ,N lx 4: Musical-1, 2: Scraps -1, 2: Chorus A ,- -1, 2. 4 BOB CURTIS- Bob -Orchestra-1, 2, 3, 5 ' X 4: Interclass Sports-1: Band-1, 2. 3, 4, Y ' ' Treasurer-4: Manual Training Club-1. I , Y 3: Spanish Club-2: Vice President Radio Club-4: -Dutch Band-2, 3, 4: Track-3: j V F00ibPIll-3 4. G -4: Annual Staff, Humor Editor: lst chair, Trumpet, Band -4: Booster Day-2. 3, 4: Operetta-4: Western Ohio Band Festival-1, 2, 3, 4. RALPH DEUBNER - Duble - Manual Training-2, ag Gym Night-1, 2. f EDNA DININGER - Dlnlnger - Latin Club--2, 3, 4: Operetta-3: Scraps -1: Gym Night-2. Us 4, , 'S ro rv f' r 'ar yoppggcioao , A Thirty-six THE CHIEF DALE DISPENETTE - Red - Manual Training Club-1, 25 Spanish Club-2, 45 Camera Club-45 Golf Club-35 Pat Rooney -Club-35 Gym Night-25 Assisted in taking pictures of G. I-I. S.-4 GILBERT C. DOI-IME- Dohme - Radio Club-35 Pat Rooney Club-45 Manual Training Club-1. MILDRED DU BOIS- Muzz''-lnter-class basketball-1, 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserve-35 Dramatic Club-3, 45 Scraps -1, 2: Gym Night-1, 2, 3. DOROTHEA DUNN- Dottie -Woodsfield High School-1, 25 Political Thought Club-35 Dramatic Club-45 Annual Play -4. MARJORIE EIKENBERRY - Marge -- Girl Reserve-25 Latin 'Club-2, 3, 45 In- ter-class basketball-25 Scraps - 15 Gym Night-2. XVILBUR FIELDS- Bird -Jackson High School-15 Rifle Club-3. LE ROY FINTON - Cyclone - Manual Training Club-3, 4. MILDRED R. FRY- Blondie - Scraps - 1, 25 Spanish Club-2', 3, 45 Girl Reserve- 45 Usher-45 Gym Night-2, 3. GEORGE FRYE- OSs -Tippecanoe City High School-15 Art Club-2, 35 Spanish Club-45 Boys' Glee Club-2. DONALD GERBER - Garbo - Spanish Club-2, 35 Art Club-45 Track-3, 45 Gym Night-3. WALTER HALLEY- XValt''-Football-3, 4, G -3, 45 Basketball-2, 3, 4, G -3, 45 Track-2, 3, G -35 Interclass Sports -1, 25 Hi-Y Club-2, 3, 4, Secretary-45 President of Class-45 Miami Valley Lea- gue Forward, Basketball-3, 45 Miami Valley League Higjh Jump Record-35 Co-captain Basket all team-45 High Scorer Miami Valley League Basketball -45 Spanish Club-2, 3. RE ETTA HANK- Ree -Girl Reserve- 2, 3, 45 Latin Club-2, 3, 45 Interclass Basketball-45 Scraps - 1, 25 Gym Night-1, 2, 3. MARY ALICE HANKINS - Hankins - Girl Reserve-i'.', 3, 45 Cabinet Member- 45 Girls' Athletic Association-3, 45 Vice President-45 Intramural Basketball-15 Xu Latin Club-2, 3, 4, Aedile-45 Arr Club 1, 2, 35 Scraps -1, 2. RUTH HARRIS- Ruthie -Girl Reserve W -2, 3, 45 4,SAed1le-45 N It ls ase a-, 5 craps -A, f .- his 2? GIyCmaSNight-2. Q ff.: MARY ELIZABETH HARTER - Liz - Latin Club-2, 3, 45 Girl Reserve-2: 'V n Gym Night-1, 2. TALQFJNIE HA1gi1'E3R-'gfigieg-Girtl Resgfvf ' , 3 - 5 atin u -'. , 5 epor ers' um l I . x -45 Scholarship Team at Miami qriann .5 LQ , -1, English-315 Usher-4. W ARTHUR HAYES - Art - Football-45 ' N Basketball-3, 45 Track-2, 3, 45 Hi-Y I Club-45 Spanish Club-4. , Xi , DONALD HELLER- Fizzy -Football-3, I 45 Basketball-2, 35 Spanish Club-25 v ' ' I ' Art Club-2, 3, 45 Reporter, Radio 'Club-- G 5 X 45tVice-Pregideinggxxit Clguloi-i435 Trtacki-25 ' nercass ase a-, 5 ooser ay ' I Secretary Archimedes Club-1. A OPAL GRACE HENDRICKSON- Blondie -Girl Reserve-2, 3, 45 Annual Play-45 glragnaticz Clllxubilg. b45 2Hri2me Economics ' u - , 5 rt u - 5 eporters' u -45 Scraps -1, 25 Gym Night. BILLY HOEL- Bill -Interclass Sports- ! 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club-2, 35 Secretary -45 Reporters' Club-3. 45 Band-3, 45 Operetta-3, 45 Booster Day-3, 45 West- erral Ohio Band Festival-3, 45 Art 'Club-- A -LX 1531-o Q EG1 fQXsvEoZn.QQ SHIRLIE ANN HOLLAND- Annie -Or- chestra--1, 2, 35 Home Economics Club- 1, 25 Dramatic Club-3, 45 Interclass Basketball-1, 25 Scraps -1, 2, Typist, Annual Staff-45 First place in Sectional Typing Contest-Lima-35 Sixth place in State Typing Contest at Bowling Green-35 Second place in Sectional Shfmrghand Contest, Lima-35 Gym Night NOEL HORN- Horny - Hi-Y Club-45 Art Club-35 Football-3, 45 Basketball T35 Erack-35 Interclass Basketball- ROBERT A. HORN-''Cicero -Reporters' Club--3, 45 Editor-in-Chief G, H. S. Ad- vocate - 45 Annual Staff, Assistant Editor-45 Second place in district, fifth in state CU. S. Historyj Scholarship Team at M.ami-35 President Political Thought 'Club-35 Art Club-1, 25 Latin Club-2, 45 First in county, Senior Scholarship Contest - 45 Citizenship Award-4. MARJORIE LEE HORNER- Marge -Girl Reserve-1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff, As- sistant Organization Editor-45 Usher- 45 Scraps -1, 25 Latin Club-2, 3, 4, Aedile-45 Senior Octet-45 Secretary of class-4. MARY ELIZABETH HO'WARD- Betty - G,.rl Reserve-2, 3, 45 Interclass Sports- 2', 35 Spanish Club-2, 35 Scraps -1, 25 Reporters' Club-45 Usher-45 Reporter Girlsg Igecreation Council-45 Gym Night -1, , . MARY ELIZABETH HUNT- Lizz -Latin Club-3, 45 Scraps -25 Scholastic Team at Miami tAlgebray-15 Usher-4. LOUISE HUSSEY- Louie -Girl Reserve -1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet-45 Gi'rls' Basketball 2, 35 Girls' Athletic Association-35 Latin Club-2, 3, 45 Junior Class Play-35 Scraps -1, 25 Interclass Basketball-45 Booster Day-1. GLADYS JAMES- Jimmie -Annual Play -2, 45 Scraps -1, 2,5 Operetta-35 Girl Reserve-2, 3, 45 Latin Club-25 Dramatic Club-35 Art Club-45 Reporters' Club- 45 Gym Night-1, 2. DAN KAGEY-''Da.n -Football-1, 2, 3, 4, G -2. 3, 45 Basketball-2, 3, 4, G -3, 45 Track-2, 3, 4, G -35 Interclass Sports-15 Hi-Y Club-2, 3, 4, President -45 Art Club-35 President of class-1. 35 Vice President of class-45 Captain of Football Team-4. DOROTHY KARN- Dody -Girl Reserve -2. 3, 45 Latn Club-2, 3, 45 Interclass Volley Ball-35 Scraps -1, 2. - M. KATRINE KEEVER - Kay - Or- chestra-1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club-2, 35 Art Club-45 Reporters' Club-15 Interclass Sports-1, 25 Junior-Senior Reception Committee5 Scraps -15 Gym Night-2. AILEEN LANTZ- Tony -Girl Reserve- 45 Latin Club-2, 3, 45 Junior-Senior Re- ception Committee5 Scraps -1, 25 Gym Night-1, 2, 3. MARIE LEAS-Latin Club-2', 35 Dramatic Club-45 Usher-45 Girl Reserve-35 Gym Night-2. ' HAZEL LINDAMOOD- Satchel - Home Economics Club-1, 2, 3, 45 Scraps -1, 25 Gym Night-3. DONNA LINDER- Tweak -Girl Reserve -25 Art Club-2, 35 Home Economics Club Reporter - 45 Gym Night - 25 Scraps -2. A JAMES LOY- Russ - Manual Training Club-1, 2, 3, 4. RUTH LUDV- Rec -Girl Reserve-2, 3 45 Latin Club-2, 3, 45 Scraps -1, 2,5 Operetta-25 Gym Night-3. THE CHIEF Thirty-seven Ln.VERA MCCLAIN - Verle - Arcanum Hlgh School-1, 2: Girl Reserve-2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club-4. DOROTHY MARY McCLURE- Dot -Glrl Reserve-2, 3 4: Home Economics Club --3, 4, Presxfent-4: Interclass Basket- ball-2, 3, 4: Scraps -1, 2: Gym Night -1, 2, 3: Latln Club-2: Musicals-1, 2: Champion Clpherer of School System-1. ELOISE McGREEVEY- Elly - Scraps -1, 2: Home Economics Club-1, 2: Girl Reserve-4. GEORGE McKAY- Alble -Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter---4: Orchestra-I, 2, 3, 4: Dutch Band-2, 3, 4: Latln Club-2: Re- porters' Club-1, 2', 3, 4: Operetta-3: Radio Club, Secretary-3: Booster Day -1, S, 3, 2: Western Ohio Band Festival 1-' l I I 1 HARRISON MANNING- Cannon Ball - Spartanburg, Indlana, High School-1, 2: Future Farmers ot America-3: Inter- class Sports-3, 4. JAMES MANNIX- Jim -Manual Training' Club-3: Cheer Leaders' Club-4: Candy Salesman for Annual-4. RUTH MARSHALL- Ruthie - Girl Re- serve-2, 3, 4: Art Club-3: Gym Night- 2, 3: Home Economics Club-1, 2, Presl- dent-2: Scraps -1, 2: Dramatic Club -4: Orchestra-2, 3, 4: Reporters' Club --l, 2, 3, 4: Assistant Editor-3: As- sociate Editor-4 of G. H. S. Advocate . CI-IALMER D. MARTIN- C. D. -Spanish Club-2, 3, 4: Camera Club-4: President of Radio Club-4: Second place, Sec- tional Bookkeeplng Contest-3: Assisted ln taklng G. H. S. Pictures-4. LUCILLE MEYER- Celle -Girl Reserve -2, 3, 4: Latln Club-2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club-21, 3: Senior Octet: Operetta-3, 4: Scraps '-1. VIRGINIA MIDER- Jlnny -Girl Reserve -2, 3, 4: Art Club-1: Latln Club-2: Dramatic Club-3, 4: Annual Play-2: Junior Class Play-3: Snow XVhite and The Seven Dwarfs : Scraps -1, 2: Gym Nlght-2. MARY MARGARET M1LLER- Peggy - Latln Club-2: Art Club-1, 2: Girl Re- serva-2, 3, 4: Gym Nlght-2: Scraps RAMON MILTENBERGER - Whistle - Spanish Club-2: Rifle Club-3: Manual Tralnlng Club-4: Interclass Basketball -3: Gym Nlght-3: Archimedes Science Club-1: Future Farmers of America-3. MARYBELLE MITCHELL - Belle - Spanish Club-2, 3, 4: Girl Reserve-3: Scraps -1. CHARLES L. MONG, Jr.- Chick -Latin C3,1bF3,14: Operetta-4: Interclass Bask- e a -. ASHFORD M. MORRISON- Bus -Band-- 1, 2, 3, 4: Fourth place fWorld Hlstoryj Scholastic Team at Miami-2': Future Farmers of America-1: Orchestra-3, 4: Polltlcal Thought Club-3: Seventh ln county. Senior Scholarship Test: Manual Training Club-2, 4. DeLlGHT MORTON - Latln Club-2, 4: Political Thought Club-3: Interclass Sports-2, 3, 4: Gym-2, 3: Scraps -2: Usher-4: Scholastic team at Miami CLatlnJ-2: fChemistryQ-3: Second place ln County, Senior Scholarship Contest. LILLIAN NELSON-Girls' Basketball-1, 2: lnterclass Basketball-3: Glrl Reserve- 2, 3, 4: Latln Club-2: Girls' Athletic As- soclatlon-2, 3, 4: Art Club-2, 3, 4' Scraps -2. SANFORD ALLEN NORTH - Sam - Manual Training Club-1, 3: Radio Club -4: Gym Night-3. CARROL OSWALT - Osy - Interclass Basketball-3, 4: Future Farmers of Aninerica-1, 2, 3, 4: Track-3: Gym Night NVALTER OSWALT- 0ssy -Band-1, 2, 3, 4: Future Farmers of America-1, 2: Rifle Club-3: Interclass Basketball-3, 4: Gym Night-1, 2. VIRGINIA PENDLEM- Jim -Girl Re- serve-2, 3, 4: Art Club-1, 2 3: Home Economics club--2, ag Latin Club-2,.3: Scraps -1, 2. MARGARET PERKINS - Marge - Girl Reserve-2, 4: Physical Education Club -1, 2, 4: Operetta-4: Booster Dai'-2: Dramatic Club-4: Gym Night- , 2': Scraps -1: Home Economic Club-2. MARION PERRY-''Scrub -Basketball-3, 4: Football-4: Interclass Basketball-1, 2: Art Club-1: Manual Training-2, 3: Spaanlsh Club-4: Hi-Y Club-4: Track CARL PLESSINGER- Puss - Interclass Basketball - 1, 2: Booster Day - 3: Spanish Club-3, 4: Track-3. DORIS POWELL- Dorry -Art Club-1, 2, 3: Rifle Club-2, 3: Interclass Basket- ball-1, 2: Latin Club-1 2: Travel Club -3: Scraps -1: Girls' Glee Club-1. RALPH ALBERT RATLIFF - Duke - Spanish Club Treasurer-4: Interclass Basketball-4: Track-4: Spanish Club -2, 3, 4: Camera Club-4. U RUTH RIGGS-- Susie -Girl Reserve-2, 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Association-2, 3, 4: Physical Education Club-4: Interclass Basketball-3: Scraps -2. RONALD RECK- Sleepy -Manual Train- ing Club-1: Spanish Club-2', 4: Camera Club-4: Gym Club-4: Gym Night-2. GRACE ROBESON- Gracie - Arcanum High School-1, 2: Girl Reserve-2, 3, 4: Gym Night-3: Dramatic Club-4. JIM ROESSER- Schnozzle -Band-2, 3, 4, Vice Pres.dent-4: Orchestra-4: An- nual Staff, Art Editor: Art Club-1, 2', 3, 4, President-4: Reporters' Club - 4: Class Reporter-4: Junior Class Play- 3: Interclass Basketball-4: Cperetta-3, 4: Western Ohio Band Festival-2, 3, 4: Booster Day-3, 4: Stage Hand-3, 4. ROBERT EUGENE ROLFE- Coffee -I terclass Basketball 1 2 Art Club 2 3 Frack 1 '7 Spanish Club 4 Reporters Llugt 41 ligat Rooney Club 1 2 3 Gym EDITH SCI-ILECHTY- Red - Glrl Re serve 2 3 4 Latln Club 2 3 4 G Nlght 1 MILDRED SCHMIDT- Smitty - Report ers Club, Typist 4 Usher 4 Scraps 1 2 Interclass Sports 1 2 3 Gym Night 1 2, 3 Dramatic Club 4 Home JULIA SCHUMETI-I- Suds -Home 'Eco ngmlcs Club-1 2 3' Dramatic Club-4 Gym Night-2' Champion Cipherer of School System-l HAROLD SEARS - Skeets - Future Farmers of America-I. 2 3 4 Vice President-3 4' Interclass Sports-4 Track-4' Gym Night-2 MYRA SEMAN- Jane -Glrl Reserve-2 4' Orchestra-1 2 3 4' Interca Sports-2 3 4' Chorus-1 2' Scraps 2' Gym Night--2, 3 AARON F. SHEPHERD-Latin Club Political Thought Club-3 L. C. SHCOK- L, C. -Celina High School - . ' Band-1. 2 3 4' Orchestra 4: Operetta-1, 3' Reporters' Club-3 4 Reporter, Political Thought Club-3 President Stamp Club-4: Band Festival -1, 2, 3, 4: National Band Contest-1 Q Qin ' hi v y v v ., P A17 I Aid 2 C'- n n- '1 '--,-: -,'--: -'z Nl 12 , 3. - ' ' 5 g - ' oft' 2 1 - .1 - v 'v 1 - - ,u . , , . . yn? .gl 1 , , - ,, Q . - . : nl l - ' -T '. : ' y 9 Eczonomlcs Club-1, 2, 3, Vice President ll .. , 4 1 'x I jx - l tx 1 1 ' : 1 ' . W 3, . , , . , H lnsi I - y l -2', 4: 1 2. , , . -2, 3, .Q 63402.84 77 Thirty-eight THE CHIEF ROBERT SLONAKER - Bob - Booster Day-1, 2, 35 Track-15 Football'-1: In- terclass Basketball-15 Dramatic Club, Vice President-3, 45 Band-1, 2, 3. 45 Orchestra-25 Operetta-3, 45 Reporters Club-45 Treasurer, Archimedes Club-15 Western Oh,o Band Festi.al--First chair Saxaphone-2, 3. BELVA UPTON- Minervy -Girls' Bask- etball-1, 25 Gris' Chorus-35 Interclass Sports--3. 45 Scraps -1, 25 Operetta- 3, 45 President of Cheerleaders'.C1ub- 45 Girl Rescr,c-2, 3, 45 Gym Night-2'5 Senior Octet--45 Latin Club-2, 3, Censor 35 Girls' Athletic Association-3, 45 Sport head--3, President-4. JACK SMITH- Whispering -Foatba'l-2Q NOEL WARNER- 440 --Track-2, 4, G Track-2. 3, 4, G -35 Interclass Basket- . ball-3, 45 Treasurer of Rifle Club-35 Hi-Y Club44: Spanish Club-4 IRENE SNELL- Tiny -Girl Reserve-35 Home Economics Club-22 3, 4. Vive President-35 Latin Club-25 Gym Night -2. RICHARD SNELL-- Dick -Band--1 2, 3, 45 Orchestra-2, 3, 4: Pat Rooney Club- 3, 45 Manual Training Club-15 VVestcrn Chio Band Festival-1, 2, 3, 4, EDMUND SNYDER-''Eddie -Piqua-Ben- nett Junior High School-15 Piqua-Ccn- tral High School-25 Junior Play-35 President, Travel Club-35 Senior Track Manager-45 Radio Club-4. WVILLIAM A. STEINMETZ - Pug - Spanish Club-2. 35 Football-3, 4, G - 45 Band-1, 2, 3 45 Orchestra-2, 3, 45 Operetta-3, 45 Radio Club-45 Track- 35 Basketball-35 Interclass Basketball- 1, 25 Booster Day-35 Gym Night-1, 2, 35 Western Ohio Band Festival-1, 2, 3. 45 Manual Training Club-1. PAULINE STEMLEY- Stemmy -Girl Re- serve-2', 3, 45 Girls' Athletic Association -3, 45 Latin Club-2. 3, 45 Interclass Sports-1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Basketball-1, 2: Gym Night-2, 35 Scraps -1, 25 Girls' G Association-2, 3, 45 Reporters' Club -4. MARY OLIVE STRAKER- Pickles -Girl Reserve-1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President--35 Latin Club-2, 3, 45 Scraps -1, 25 Gym Night-1, 25 Booster Day-1., DOROTHY SUTER- Suter -Operetta-3, 45 Girls' Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer -35 Girl Reserve-2', 3, 45 Latin 'Club-- 2: Art Club-1, 4, Vice President-45 Booster Day-3, 45 Scraps -1, 25 Gym Night-2, 35 Senior Octet-4. -25 Miami Valley League Relay Team --45 Interclass Sports-35 Manual Train- ing Club-35 Spanish Club--45 Archim- edes Club-1. JOHN ROBERT WATSON - Buddy - Spanish Club-2, 3, 4, Treasurer-3, Re- porter-45 Reporters' Club-45 Camera Club, Stock Agent-45 Gym Nighi5 Inter- class Sports-1, 2, 3. 4. JAMES YVELCH--''XVelch -Track-3, 4, G -35 I-Ii-Y Club-45 Band-1, 2, 3, 4, First chair, Trombone-2, 3, 4, Secretary -45 Orchestra-2, 3, 45 Dutch Band-3, 45 Annual Staff-Assistant Humor Editor -45 President, Pat Rooney 'Club-35 Sec- retary of Class-35 Gym Night-1. 2, 35 Booster Day-2, 3, 4. JOEL XVILLIAMS--Football-1, 2, 3, 4, G --2'. 3, 45 Basketball-2 ,3, 4, G -2, 3, 45 Track-2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Club-2, 3, 4, Vice President-45 Latin Club-2, 3, Quaestor-35 President, Spanish Club-45 Art Club-25 Junior Class Play5 Miami Valley League Basketball Guard-35 Miami Valley League Football End-45 Interclass Basketball-15 President of Class-25 Treasurer of Class-35 Booster Day-3. MARY ELLEN WILSON -- Betty Lou -- Girl Reserve-2, 3, 45 Spanish Club-25 Interclass Sports-2, 3, 45 Scraps --1, 25 Gym Night-2, 35 Girls' Recreational 'Council-3, 45 Vice President Girls' Athletic Association-3, 45 Girls' G As- sociation-45 Reporters' Club-3. EMERSON WILLS- Groucho - Spanish Club-25 Scholarship Team at Miami UVor1d Historyp 25 Future Farmers of America-35 Good Fellows Club Prfsi- dent-25 Dramatic Club-45 Football-45 Dramatic Club-45 Gym Night-2', 35 , -,, ,,- -. Track-3. E11 f?tF2B?ficeT1S?.53iE?entif5'?nEJ'Si?.L'L2 GLEN WINTERROWD - -'wmnw' -- Manager, Annual Staff-45 Manager of Spanish Chib-'2' 3' 41 Inyerclass Traci'- - Athletics, Football. Basketball--4: G 41 Gym N-gm-21 Asslsied ln faking -45 I-Ii-Y Club-45 Treasurer of Class-4. moving plctures of G' H' S- L ROBERT THOMPSON -- T , - P' t BARBARA JANE WRIGHT - Babs - vw Rooney Club-1, 2, 35 Futuqglrlzlgrmers gf Girl Reserve-2, 3. 4: Girls' Glee Club- f,m UQ America-1 2 3' Agriculture Basket- 3. 43 ODQFGUS1-42 Latin Club-2 3. 4: - K .4 ball Team435,Interc1ass Basketball-35 AT! Club-1, 29 IIIUSFCIHSS BaSk9fb3l1-2, ' ' -U' Gym Night-2, 35 Western ohio Band 3: Scraps -2: Gym Night-1, 2: Senior ' n Festival-2, 3, First chair, Cornet-35 Octet--4: Vice President of 'Class723 i 542, Golf Teamfgf assgstefii in taking motion g0lfl1SfeI' l13aY?41Te11fh U1 00'-lflfy, SSHIOV' s 5-'I A pictures 0 . . .- . c oars lp SS- , I MARGARET S. ULLERY- Marg - Gi 1 RAY ZIMMERS- Sh t -Futur Farm- Ik ,Q Reserve-2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club-315 ers of America-1,021,y3, 4, Repirter-3, '. 1 Dramatic Clubf45 Home Economics President - 45 Agriculture Judging Club-15 Gym Night-25 Scraps -1. Teams-2, 35 Gym Night-1, 22 , X- , c, M ee- ., 3, 5 5, . . . I , f U' lzttle labour, lzttfe are our gums: S Manlr jirtunex are accordzhg to hir pazhx. ! A9 - Q ,, ,, 9 G N7 Ef -UX55g9Zb-?'i' Ii C I E F Thirty-Mule lil DC JSTICR DAY mpvrnwxi :md .tm-.ml luv Irwughv Ihmm r.Iun!xluu lhc WU Hugh N-Iv..-.l Ann1..uI Fvffy THE CHIEF 5. f .in .. . ,M . 'Xi A tree whose hungry lnruuth is prnst Against the ezlltlfs :week Housing brez1stg T H E C HIE F Forty-we za, '1-.J gs? . LL, . ' if 'n A 1 1, 1. r M T95 1 ,.-z ,, J X ,. ' ,1,L,,W f fy 'aMM,:',', , R., .I ,,.M .f ' , 2' . 1'-'M V2 'Lx-wil' 4 H 1 11:3 A 3 'Tv mzfg w fhfixif Y ' A , ,fl ff gem' ' ,Ma ,N N. p n A V3 . :Peggy A ' .Lx 'ff - .1 Z' , JK. ,M 'f . -1 V ..l. tw 24.13 'x f' 'mai is ,ji A rf vii 14:1 1 , ' , ,W.g. 1f, ,af 3, .,'-.',,. gg, X' ffl : ' f -C593 3QQ?,fL'YL -if 'lx V1.5 'f -4 .4 132 ,, 2 Nfvxs,4JZf5Z'f.aa1 - sc V - . :553 ,Miz :Lf jf .1 ai: '2'??'ii . fa - f' iff. ' I N 542 xv , 'wffigi .5 mu ,'- Wi ,ww we ff 5 E ' He in-Q13 4 '. WF Sufi? 53352 l iw? , 'x,. ., sf-ex' ,:,. l:2fij,,? 0 S - H ' f ' X' ' 4' 5 -. wk N - X ' -F - QQ .sk . ,IJN Q I ff K, .ws ui + s A tree that I N:- 'U I ary' L ,gg fs-1+-4 it-Qin luv, oaks at Goal ull L fxll A trcc mat mu. A nest of robins in her hang nl lifts her le-:mf ' v m y 2lI'lllS tu pfilyq . Sllllllllfl' YYCZH' 5 X ,xx w Q 9 tif X 51 N Q, E: ' 1. 1 im, C, R x Q 1 Fvfly-rw T I-I E C H I E F Upon whose 15050111 snow has Iuing NVl1u intimately lives with rain. lm 'fmwib ,4.,,4, ,, 4 . 4 i 1-:, 'f?f4:225f53f: :V ff: :ti gg' 53 'Elk f . 5?5iV i3Vi? -if il. ff' age 121 ' 5'3' AuH4Q :'4::1::. :::::. ,.,, V 1 -I - , Iii. : I 1' Q Illnlll XVh:at IIIIIYTCI' hmm rlw llurth-wiml lzlvmlf lilmx' high, lvlmv low, nut ull its mow Cnuhl quench nur l1c1l1'th-fi1'c's ruddy glow ' E R .mu.,kqL T H E C' I-I I E F Forty-HW Presldent Vice President Secretary ,, ,,,,. ,. Trvasuror ..,..., Claws Reporter Sponsor. . Class of 1934 ., .,....... Robert Rentz ..,.Mi1o Teaford .Daniel Marker omuwilliam Kelly Dorothy Poling Gcnerose Schreol 4 , N 'f f N I. x 4 I . . ,Sn - 5 x I 4 Y ' 14 ' . 533 F- b ! Q r . ' f Q 'aw ' 'ilxz A x Y' xl ' x' 1 .bl 'X 1' HJ 'va' . A X ff 3 - 5, f A .. , D fix , a ' NF l ' l fat. X' ' M f .I XY. Lnwis, hruiniu Wren-rln:m, llumthy Hain! V . 5 fi, ' Q . . . . ,foci Kiicfl' 'ilk' 341- lt rr- - ' ' ' Fwy-fix T I-I E C H I E F Albright, Winifred Allread, Mary Jane Arnett, Leila Ashman, Katherine Baird, Dorothy Ballinger, Jean Barry, Bernadine Besecker, Miriam Bish, Louanna Boltin, Freda Boomershine, Laura if Boyd, Evelyn Q Bradley, Frances vu Brandon, Mable ' - Brandon, Ondalee Burner, Margaret 5 45 Christian, Lucille 11 Clark, Leta yes, Clark, Wilma Vi Cole, Mina Lou 4 6 Cox, Rebecca I Crawford, Agnes ' Q, Crawford, Margaret 5 , ' Crumrine, Dora x Deubner, Edna 5 I Q Deubner, Evalyn 'x 4 I' 'A I y. .A,...,. ia 1 Q'fff1ffC31YQl:C-IXG1...'i'x f iZfD2, 73 .Uf-XE, W .,A,,,,.L - --....,.-..,l..,.,,E,- 0 JUNIOR GIRLS Eller, Betty Fisher, Ondalee Fisher, Jeannette Flaler, Satie Fletcher, Marjorie Flory, Marie Gentner, Rogena Gibson, Laura Grote, Mildred Haines, Celia Henderson, Rebecca Hoke, Willodene Howard, Ruth Howell, Ruth Jackson, Imogene Jacobs, Loleta Jacobs, Virginia Knupp, Betty Lanich, Dorothy Leas, Elizabeth Longnecker, Margaret Longfellow, Jeanette Ludy, Leona McEowen, Blanche Marshall, Juanita Martz, Margaret Mergler, Glendora Mitchell, Margaretta Mote, Edith Niles, Maxine Parent, Corrine Petry, Muriel Pierron, Annabelle Pilliod, Margaret Poling, Dorothy Powell, Isabelle Ream, Georgine Rhodes, Margaret Rismiller, Edna Marie Rismiller, Florence Ryan, Mary B. Smith, June Snell, Louise Stecker, Jane Stemley, Anna Rita Stickel, Norma Toman, Bernice Turner, June Wehrley, Geraldine Westerman, Virginia Wilcox, Lorene Young, Enid T H E C H I E F Forty-seven Anthony, Norman Arnold, Richard Aten, Frank Baker, Ivan Bard, Deo Best, Roland Blocher, Samuel Bolinger, Willard Boli, Bernard Brinkman, George Brinkman, Millard Brodrick, I-Iermon Brown, Harold Brown, Byron Buchy, Edmund Christian, Willard Cole, Harold Deeter, Donald Delaplane, Frank Devor, Edward Devor, Gerold Fry, Charles rw ,-wwF' ,vw ,r,r H .A . .....-ia JUNHHQBOYS Hartzell, Emil Haworth, Richard Heine, Richard Helman, Norvin Holzapfel, Donald Hufnagle, Franklin Hunt, Henry Jefferis, Edward Katzenberger, Joe Kelly, William Lanich, Chalmer Lewis, J. W. Longfellow, Floyd McFarland, Damian McVay, Paul Manix, Joseph Markwith, Harold Marshall, Paul Morrison, Harry Nealeigh, Arthur Nichols, Donald Plessinger, Howard Reck, Delbert Rentz, Robert Richards, Rolland Riegle, George Shields, Harold Shiverdecker, Dale Smith, Robert Stamm, Donald Steinle, James Teaford, Milo Toman, Elmer Trump, Howard Voke, Robert Wandle, Galen Warner, Dennis Weaver, Robert Whittington, Paul Wolfe, Wayne Young, Charles Zechar, Byron Zechar, Myron .ff .cw I 1 5 wg ki lt V rg . X V Ek I AL I K r - 1. M t l -C. fNA U R WF xg gk 1 un JS, rx3FfQ?liE':'1l. 'TQ 'il 'Q Fvffw-figfvf T I-I E C I-I I E F A few ofthe lwezlutiful trees tu he found in Grcenvillc- ,wr-:LV 1 i 'z ':1:::l1. 'imggin i ::::::. ,: x 1,1 1 .1 .: 1, ,llll .::111 Into my tapestry of days zlrc' woven Hnwcrs :mal colors Skies :mil trees, Anal symbols nf those I luvv, Sonic have ll tiny plzlvc, A vivid scurlct line, That runs ll iittlc space Anal stops .mn -nf -may gnu-A T H Fi C H T E F Fiffy-ww President ...,,,,, Vice President Sevretr-u'y ,.,.,, , Treasurer ,,,. . , e.,,e. Richard Neiswonger Class Reporter Class of 1935 s......,,,Ted Williams ,...,.,Lowell Hamilton ,, .l.,,,,,..,,. Harold Arnett , .,,,,,,,,J0sepl1 Vance .sill pf I-limi l.um4f1'lImv. l r.un'z-s Mnlv. Iillvn lluhnu- 5- gfftm LQ 1 5? 'T ri f'9'nl'Gi . ,fgmvcxffx 'Alai Hi fix I' 1 -i fl in QL 'ffkz Q-f 57' 1 '. Y..- ,?'?3l?'ff.fi 'X 45 ,gsid K Ni- if van X111 Hx. px 3.54 P ky? ., A Q, 4 ' . ' ' .f X ,A X iff? gf 'Zi 1 V72 gg. , we . . wr'-fgfff' Wg A-.,f2,,L'??1h . 45 nxt W. 'P ,ax-wwgw X 791 ' 235 We lf' . fgfgmiia gif! am p W w.?4Lv- f l Wi 'ikfi , ' Y' ff, .4 YHA A ff! l Q vb , 3 fig? ,L g? 5 3 4' i',f 'ir ,- Il 'Q K , , . .. , ,, .L-,glffiibkn Jig, . . z ,---.,, Ffffw-W0 T H E C HI E F Allen, Mary Ann Alley, Elizabeth Arnold, Betty Barnhart, Mary F. Baumgardner, Janice Bertram, Mabel Bertram, Lois Berry, Elizabeth Bowman, Doris Brandenburg, Jean Brown, Eileen Combs, Florence Cornell, Jean Deardoff, Mary Ann Delaplane, Anna M. Deubner, Alice Deubner, Edna Dickey, Hazel Dinninger, Annabelle Ditmer, Frances Dohme, Ellen Emrick, Helen Flory, Jeanette Foureman, Thelma Frye, Frances .1 ,- SOPHOMORE GIRLS Gorsuch, Lucille Hale, Mary Alice Harleman, Donna Harmon, Betty Hathaway, Georganna Hawley, Mary Alice Hepner, Christina Huber, Arveda Keever, Anna Marie Kindall, Elmira Kline, Louise Kipp, Gretchen Kneuhl, Evelyn Knick, Eileen Lear, Wilma Leedom, Geneva Lehman, Ruth Lephart, Luella Lindemuth, Inez Longfellow, Marlene McEowen, Bernice McGreevey, Marjory Macci, Mary Manix, Joan Marshall, Eileen Martin, Mildred Martin, Ruth Meier, Ruth Mettler, Jeanette Niswonger, Betty North, Weltha Oldham, Lucy Pendlem, Elizabeth Price, Hazel Ream, Helen Rush, Mary F. Seman, Ruby Shockney, Helen Smith, Esther Smith, Martha A. Stephens, Alice Stephens, Helen Teaford, Virginia Weaver, Mary Lee Wenger, Evelyn Williams, Lucille Younce, Glenna Young, Hazel Lowis, Roberta T I-I E C H I E F Fifty-flwf Arnett, Harold Arnett, Wayne Batten, Harold Benkert, William Besecker, Berman Best, Herbert Birt, Robert Bixler, Maxine Burns, Cecil Canada, Charles Deeter, Doyle Delaplane, Grant Devor, Harold idliker, Herbert Eller, Robert Folkerth, Harry Fry, L. E. Garbig, Ernest Gauvey, John Goeke, Sylvester Gordon, Morris Hamilton, Lowell Harsh, Melvin Hoffman, Ralph SGPHOMORE BUYS Howard, Robert Hufnagle, John Johnson, Ivan Kester, Elmer King, Garrison Koon, Chalmer Krick, Bob Labig, Ellis Lane. Ellis Lewis, Roy McClain, Dale McClain, Marvin McGriff, Raymond Maher, Thomas Maiden, Norla Mannix, George Marker, Daniel Markwith, Jack Martin, Gerald Martin, Robert Meyer, Herbert Mills, Forest Mong, James Moore, Edwin Neiswonger, Richard Norris, Isaac Oehrtman, Melvin Root, Clarence Rudy, Lowell Ruse, Howard Schell, Edward Schinke, Bob Scholl, Bob Shaw, Calvin Sink, Cleo Snell, Robert Swartz, Arthur Vance, Joseph Warner, Alden Warner, Emry Weisenbarger, Leland Williams, Ted Wilson, Wesley Wilt, John Winterrowd, Rodney Wion, David Young, George C li , l 1, if 1 K 5-' , K. A karl 9545? AQ, 'A ll , C K I X ,,,ffafs qQ:'f1,.i4 ,gi:11fli r., l D R 1 wx .xy ,,y,v Ffffyfolff THE CHIEF Hszsiyf wfw 1 0... ., v ' I, gig ww rfa UN v-1 NO YN! P. a.. S 3 E T 'af :li E1 Ei if 3 E5 I 5. 2 L: TS E E rm m UN M W. 'XI T2 PE 2 I FII? 11 -ac un 'TS L- a: 2- if bl , JE -1- ': 'E '-H tl 'i lrimiiif' .:z::t:: ' ' 1: E ' flrzliq '+A , , ,Q 1' izzia A IVRICSH MAN OMAR lu than l14lITL'l'h shop I stood zllunc Xxfilll the slimy lmpulzniun rmmal in m Hfjllllll' lillllyylllll THECHIEF 'WML 2'-'gi :fix ' .Hr fb v,-,... ,LT -- h S Pr'v::id1-nt Vim- PI'i'Siilt,'Ill Svvrvtnry . , 'I'r'c:ls111'0r , A 4 . ...-- 5 0 Clams Iivportvl' . Class of 1936 ,,'1'humas Barry Robvrt Perry Eugono Wagncr Virginia Hainvs ,,.,.Ric'11ard Stoltz i if . L I ,...- 5 Nlurlvl Pvlrx Fifty-fight T H E C I-I I E P Allread, Elizabeth Arnett, Marie Ashman, Helen Barnhart, Clara Bennett, Betty Bertram, Ruth Boyer, Delorse Brewer, Velma Bramble, Dorothy Brodrick, Pauline Brown, Alice if Brown, Evelyn Ly- Brumbaugh, Marlene 'rg' W, Buchy, Miriam If fa Carpenter, Virginia by ' I - k Case, LeVora YR . Clark, Cleo 'X Coppock, Helen ' Craig, Anna Lou W Q Cruze, Jane P Curtis, Betty g Dancer, Martha Lee ' ' Deeter, Velma ' f x 0 Delk, Martha 55 ' H , N Eller, Peggy yi Emerick, Katherine J ' D Q Flatter, Madeline Flory, Maxine Fourman, Frances 'K Goubeaux, Martha Green, Helen A -2 -NLM, Q iiiific if Ciicfjf 9153 QE! 5557, QQ, FRESHMAN GIRLS Haines, Virginia Harter, Irene Helman, Rose Mary Hering, Jean Hershey, Glenna Hill, Lucille Hohlt, Mary Jefferis, Jo Jefferis, Jerry Jefferis, Ruth Keller, Irene Kunkle, Mary Kathryn Lane, Willidene Lantz, Willodene Leas, Ruth Lecklider, Thelma Lephart, Dorothy Longfellow, Delaphine McCabe, Wilma McGowan, Marianna McGreevey, Mary Fern Manning, Jennie Mann, Isabel Markwith, Betty Marker, Ruth Marsh, Barbara Martin, Hester Martin, Margaret Martin, Virginia Miller, Marjorie Miller, Mildred Miller, Anna Mae Minnich, Phyllis Miltenberger, Jessie Moore, Dorothea Morton, Frances Mote, Frances Myers, Crystal Neff, Beulah Norris, Treva Olwine, Martha Puterbaugh, Lois Rahn, Marjorie Rank, Virginia Reck, Frances Robeson, Mary Catherine Ryan, Catharine Saylor, Eloise Sears, Virginia Shepherd, Evelyn Slade, Velma Sparklin, Helen Stemley, Mary Swabb, Leora Toman, Mary Frances Voke, Gertrude Wagaman, Dcrothy Marie VVeaver, Dorothy Wilcox, Maryanna Wogoman, Dorothy Mae Woods, Sarah Woodard, Cleo T H E C H I E F Fifty-vine Albright, Phillip Albright, William Alexander, Richard Allread, Richard Arnold, James Aydelotte, Clarence Baker, Don Baker, Carl f Barnhardt, Wayne Barry, Thomas Beasley, Francis Birt, Carl Boyer, Karl Buchy, John Canaday, Robert Cole, Clem Cox, Roy Dale Craig, Maurice Crumrine, Wesley Davis, Harry J. Davis, James Deeter, Karl Delaplane, Howard Delaplane, Oscar DuBois, Robert Dunlap, John Dynes, Walter Erisman, Robert Finnarn, Theodore Fitzwalter, Stanley Flaler, Ralph Flatter, Morris Garbig, Doyle Gilbert, James Goubeaux, Leo Green, Edward Grobe, Ralph Haines, Nevin FRESHMAN BOYS Harless, Charles Harmon, J. W. Harsh, Walter Harter, Glenn Hathaway, Ray Haworth, Lowell Henninger, Maurice Hittle, Elvin Hoffman, Robert Holzapfel, Dorin Honness, Lowell Hughes, Ronald James, Robert Kessler, James King, Herbert Knupp, Billy Leedom, Delbert Lephart, Ellwood Lines, Kirby Lindemuth, Luther Loy, Paul Lutz, Glendon McClain, Donald McGlinch, Byford McMiller, Robert McNutt, James Marker, Raymond Marshall, Donald Marshall, Robert Meier, Foster Metzcar, Emerson Metzcar, Glendale Miller, Noel Miller, Vincent Mills, Bon Mong, Ted Morton, Frank Nealeigh, Guy Neff, Stanley Nelson, Herbert Lehman, Robert Netzley, Keith Oliver, Herschel Orrison, Charles Parent, Gail Perry, Robert Plessinger, Clarence Rank, W. E. Reck, Wilbur Renz, James Replogle, Robert Rhyan, John Riffle, Don Rismiller, Robert Roesser, Neville Ross, Robert Shepherd, Glenn Shultz, Richard Shultz, Keith Sink, Claude Slick, Denver Snyder, Robert Stevens, Chas. Stevens, William Stoltz, Richard Thornpsom, Glen Tillman, Anderson Townsend, Marion VanKirk, Thurl Wagner, Eugene Wallescheck, James Wenger, Merril Wysong, James Younce, Robert Young, Clarence Young, Robert U - W-lf' 55, 7 '- .1 'P We f gf . za' , , - 33 ' -- 1 s f A , , , all , 7 R 13, v. x-1 -4- vfx-fv .42 O GED-:ffl '-x'. -?..tDf.1iJ-r-T sul, rf Gi A sb Sim THE CHIEF EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS Anderson, Rosella Arnold, Rosemary Arnold, Ruth Baughn, Elva Alice Beam, Betty Jane Bixler, Ermal Black, Jeanne Boli, Nola Brown, Martha Bruner, Thelma Bruss, Berneda Burk, Gertrude Burns, Phyllis Burner, Virginia Byrne, Carrie Dethng, Miriam Ditrner, Mary Helen Allen, Robert Baker, Paul Blinn, Andy Brock, J. W. Brumbaugh, Loe! Butts, Benton Byers, Henry Chambers, Morris Cox, Richard Dohme, Denver Evans, Clifford Fansler, Howard Foster, Jack Fourman, John Glunt, David Hawley, Daniel Hayes, Alfred Hetzel, LeRoy li is Baumgardner, Wm. ,wig X l I s , ' , A 1 . x 7 9 Q oikviokb -QQ Folkerth, Neva Garwood, Irene Gordon, Mary Jane Gorsuch, Faye Harleman, Kathryn Hathaway, Clara Helman, Doris Henninger, Juanita Hicks, Donnabelle Holzapfel, Jean Johnson, Mildred Kagey, Kathleen Karn, Delores Kindell, Georgianna Kitson, Alice Mankin, Elinor Miller, Julia EIGHTH GRADE Hohlt, J. C. Ketring, Boyd Knupp, Jr. Lawrence, Charles Lawrence, Richard Lorton, Roscoe McKay, Donald Marker, J. B. Marsh, George Mendenhall, Dwight Miller, Dwight Miller, Jacob Miller, J. D. Mong, Robert Myers, John Henry Nichols, Robert Nill, Robert Perkins, Orville Rauch, Charles Munn, Hazel Mutzner, Margaret Nelson, Phyllis Pendlem, Jeanne Plessinger, Mae Frances Roth, Hazel Saylor, Wanda Mae Searl, Phyllis Sellman, Marie Shields, Joyce Toman, Mary E. Verheek, Barbara Weaver, Betty Winn, Wavelene Wion, Mary Jane Wysong, Susanna BOYS Roesser, Richard Roth, Lawrence Royer, Darrell Rudy, Carroll Runyon, Jack Schmidt, Floyd Shepherd, Roger Shiverdecker, Leon Shultz. Richard D. Sink, George Smith, Loren Spitler, Harold Trump, John Warner, Jack Williamson, Richard Wiles, Donald Winn, Herman Wood, Ro-bert Young, Robert T H E C H I E F Sirfy-UM SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS Abbott, Virginia Arnett, Falegh Bayman, Betty Beam, Dorothy Lee Bertram, Lola Bramble, Barbara Bruner, Bernice Ditmer, Jean Dowler, Maxine Fowble, Phyllis Good, Geraldine Goodrich, Gwendolyn Hagaman, Mildred Haines, Christine Hankins, Jane Harmon, Maxine Haworth, Maxine Herrmann, Evelyn Inman, Lura Mae Judy, Mary Elizabeth Jackson, Helen Louise Johnson, Maxine Keever, Elsa Keller, Evelyn Kissinger, Helen Knick, Mary Louise McCabe, Dorothy Mann, Olive Jane Marshall, Doris Martin, Virginia Miller, Helen Miller, Martha Mullen, LaVonne Nealeigh, Bonnie Neff, Lyvonne Petry, Norene Plessinger, Irene Randall, Vivian Ream, Joanna Reck, Maxine Ridings, Fon Rowe, Frances Schellhase, Mary Schubert, Gene Slonaker, Mary Alice Spence, Helen Steinmetz, Mary Frances Strader, Ruth Townsend, Hope Trissel, Betty June Wehrley, Mary Frances Wilkins, Anna Mary Williamson, Thelma Wood, Corrine May Wright, Juel SEVENTH GRADE BOYS Baird, Harry Bennett, Billy Brenner, Chester Brooks, Bobbie Burke, Walter Canan, Richard Coombs, Richard Christian, Harley Commons, Thomas Delk, Irvin Dunham, Robert Eikenberry, David Enos, Lewis Everhart, Charles Fisher, Robert Folkerth, Harold Frizell, Stanley Gordon, Dennis Goodwin, George Gray, George Hamilton, Billy Hathaway, Jack Haworth, Robert Hetzel, Robert Hoifman, Robert Hufnagle, Herschel Hughes, Robert Hur, James Johnston, Robert Katzenberger, Charles Koon, Robert Krick, Kodell McCaughey, Robert McNutt, Emerson Mergler, Monroe Miller, Eugene Mills, Bernard Mong, Ralph Neiswonger, Bobbie Palmer, Stanley A Patty, Duncan Pelfrey, Eugene Puterbaugh, George Randall, Jack Rex, Vernie Roesser, James Saylor, Herbert Schrader, Glen Seibert, Frank Seman, Elgar Sink, Roger Stephens, Leon Stocker H. C Trittschuh Travis Walker Kenneth Wentworth Don Wentworth Fred Williams, Billy Young, Lewis Zechar Nolan ri :EZ T 2 lla'-ii 2 .fl 1 My 1- xg, 9 Q vw at , . 19 ' r X 55. d3'CfigZQlE'.aD'2t'O'.5.Q'Z1'OZ1El'fZai oe-- .-.f - ,,--, l Sixty-I TI-IE CHIEF gf 'X 41-In ,, 11 IW ii awww Xq',' '7 .Qi A Y Vw W V - f. K I, 4 '71-F4 ffi7 fa - ' A .5 -S 711' ' .df M pf!! E f s ,...,N,. 141 J I ff PAPER CUTTING U1 'hr X1rl'uwr'1l lwlnzl Rlslmllvr nm I W. huns, Xlrglnlfl Mnlvr, l,nu:lnn1 I I I ll I2 I Ill K .,f, CL UBS Birds of a feather fiock together F H E C H I E F Sirfv-fir ChCl'l'll'Zl1lL'l'h' Club Post iirauluzncs Sixty-xxx T H E C H I E F Girl Reserve-Hi-Y Club T H E C H I E F Sixfy-ffwff f .mg ...af J--f is 1 1 , Future F1H'lHl'l'S of Allll'I'i4'1l Nuturc' Cflulw Sixty-eight T H E C I-I I E F Camera Club--D ramatic Club T H E C H I E F Sixty-nine 5 SVA Manual Training Club--Art Club Sfvfnfv THE CHIEF Latin Club-Spanish Club T H C I E F Seveniy-one llmne l':CUHUll!iI'S Club-Ritalin Club Scvenly-two T H E C I-I I E F Physical Education Club-Pat Rooney Club I1 C I I: Svmfczlly-ffnrf' 'N ff ' y :jim fl Q li ki I ' 5 ff JZ ., ' ' wrm,m-,A5iw'q'ff ' 'Wm 7 ' 4,.4 fiM'f, f .55 ,-Xthlm-tir liuzml of i'fmt1'ulfGil'Is' Atlnlvtiv nXsw4'i:1tim1 TI-IE CHIEF 9 if W,,,QkM: H C H I E F Svvmty-five ,Q 'rg-5' ,gl MESH? P - -TW lg 1? Rn-prwters' Club Stump Club Sfvfnfy-wx T I-I E C I-I I E F CHEER LEADERS' CLUB-Pres., Belva Upton, V. Pres., Bill Baumgardner, Sec. and Treas., Kathleen Shields, C. R., George Riegle, Sponsor, C. L. Bailey. GIRL RESERVE-Pres., Jean Brandon, V. Pres., Mary Jane Allread, Sec., Leta Clark, Treas., Joan Baumgardner, Sponsor, Helen Lindsey. HI-Y CLUB-Pres., Daniel Kagey, V. Pres., Joel Williams, Sec., Walter Halley, Treas., James Combs, Sponsor, Wayne Palmer. FUTURE FARMERS' OF AMERICA--Pres., Ray Zimmers, V. Pres., Grant Delaplane, Sec., Emil Hartzell, Treas., Galen Vvandle, L., Cecil Burns, C. R., Joseph Katzen- berger, Sponsor, Lauren Kludy. NATURE CLUB-Pres., Maxine Bixler, Sec. and C. R., Roland Best, Sponsor, Helen Deeter.. CAMERA CLUB-Pres., Chalmer Martin, V. Pres., Celia Haines, Sec., Arthur Nealeigh, Treas., Marjorie Fletcher, P. A., John Watson, Sponsor, O. O. Ottman. DRAMATIC CLUBvPres., Jane Stecker, V. Pres., Howard Trump, Sec., Jeannette Fisher, C. R., Donald Nichols, Sponsor, Vivian Newport. MANUAL TRAINING CLUBfPres., Bernard Boli, V. Pres., Wayne Arnett, Sec. and Treas., Herman Brodrick, P. O., Floyd Longfellow, Sponsor, H. H. Krickenberger. ART CLUB4Pres., James Roesser, V. Pres., Dorothy Suter, Sec., Robert Rentz, C. R., Joan Baumgardner, Sponsor, Anna Bier. LATIN CLUB-Consuls, James Combs, Lewis Carlock, Censors, Leta Clark, Edith Mote, Aediles, Marjorie Lee Horner, Sarah Aydelotte, Mary Alice Hankins, Ruth Harris, Quaestor, Mary Bess Baker, Sponsor, Helen Lindsey. SPANISH CLUB-Pres., Joel Williams, V. Pres., Robert Smith, Sec., Bill Hoel, Treas., Ralph Ratliff, C. R., John Watson, Sponsor, O. O. Ottman. HOME ECONOMICS CLUBf-Pres., Dorothy McClure, V. Pres., Virginia Jacobs, Sec., Eileen Brown, Treas., Norma Stickle, C. R., Donna Linder, Sponsor, Wilma Creamer. RADIO CLUBAPres., Robert Young, V. Pres., Robert Curtis, Sec. and Treas., Arthur Nealeigh, C. R., Donald Heller, Sponsor, J. J. Martz. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB-Pres., Ruth Howard, Sec. and Treas., Ruth Howell, P. M., Mary Howard, Sponsor, Kathyrn Clark. PAT ROONEY CLUB-Sponsor, Dwight Salzman. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION-Pres., Belva Upton, V. Pres., Mary Alice Han- kins, Sec., Mary Jane Allread, Treas., Edith Mote, P. M., Eloise Arnold, Sponsor, Kathyrn Clark. BAND-Pres., John Blizzard, V. Pres., James Roesser, Sec., James Welch, Treas., Robert Curtis, C. R., George McKay, Sponsor, Dwight L. Brown. REPORTERS' CLUB4Editor-in-chief, Robert A. Horn, Associate Editor, Ruth Mar- shall, Sponsors, Helen Warrick, Vivian Newport. STAMP CLUB-Pres., Lowell Shook, Sec. and Treas., Lowell Honness, C. R., Harry Davis, Sponsor, J. J. Martz. A THLE TICS Affzffzfzffz lllllll the Golden flppfey l,ONG ago in rnjiu' off land there lived cr, pr'z'ncess, Atalunta, haughty, and swlfl ofjoof. Sailors -from HIfl7I!j nations came to woo herg but to all she sa'1'd.' Lei him who zvoulfl wed me, race 1v1flh me. Should he win, I run lhe 1Il'7lZ6?,' hu! should he jlril, deofh is fhe llflllfllllfn. Manny had Iriedg all had jllilerl. One day the youll' Hfppomenes, u desfwnrlonf of lVl'lDlIlll0, 6117116 fo compete milh her. The lIl'llllll:f'lll pr'im'ess ulfemplerl in rain f0ll'I'SSllI1l1C the boy jrom his purpose. Sorro'uj111lly she began the race. Swiflly she ou fflistrllleefl h inf. Hut Venus was ulzllng Hlpponzenes and had given him three golden apples. Each 'in its turn he tossed bejore Atalunm. Thrice she stopped to e4rcLmi11e his beazmlfzll gifls. It was thus she lost the race but won her hllslumcl. ' Lrzfer, so the legend goes, Venus, angry because Hippomenes had foiled to perform the Slll'I'llflCOS due her, changed fhe couple info cz lion and ll lioness who ever ajler drew the chariot of Cybele. THIQCHIEF WI. S28 Q N23 we-'X V r Z Z. V , 7. Il ,rg 4' Hlqfi-NA F ,Jf g f 'WT 3 , - '- .. X ffl. , Y Y ' 'rigf-aiilf-' 'X fi? ,f ,f f Q , V A A Ay 1 IBQICFQ JRQUH Cllamc WL .'I1' T fiflx QW 7 ,rg . fix wif. 'X '?'3 f:'755f3 x yif4.li'f1a7'? S 1 fa -we ' 7 I Q J f , , ff-4 5.49151 155325 45m Eighty THE CHIEF Sept. Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. N ov. FOOTBALL.-1932 E. G. STOLTZ, Athletic Director FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Greenville at Morton fRichmondJ Bradford at Greenville Greenville at Xenia Central Faiview at Greenville Greenville Greenville Sidney at Greenville at Piqua at Troy Greenville at Miamisburg Greenville Opponents 20 6 48 0 20 6 13 7 0 0 0 0 0 6 6 14 107 39 Greenville and Piqua were tied for first place in the M. V. L. for the school possessing the highest percentage in games won and lost at the end of the Foot- ball and Basketball Season. Greenville held Hrst place last season also. ill if W zkfif F43 an ,yy -Z -'Y ii fifqm agile if 'S '15 Q 9 31' -.', '1, . Q- A -. K' 'I 'lf-MI. Ji f-. :. ,-,..-1- Jai'-'z ,,-76173-5 ' ' ' ' 'WGU l N T? T 575 A A . 3 gif -L 'V 'k Q ifvfgf? 5. I :I K f x l Eighty-Iwo T H E C H I E F .. J!- 34 P Y 'Him' -1 Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. if -Elf' 'Q' 9 16 17 6 13 14 20 27 3 10 11 17 24 25 3 4 'Jinx .L BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Greenville at Versailles Greenville at Covington Union City, Ohio, at Greenville Eaton at Greenville Greenville at Union City, Indiana Alumni at Greenville Piqua at Greenville Greenville at Sidney Xenia at Greenville Greenville at Fairview Roosevelt at Greenville Miamisburg at Greenville Greenville at Troy Greenville at Lima South Greenville at Parker Co-Op. Greenville at Stivers Greenville Line-up Halley ............ ... Hufnagle ...... Schinke ..... Williams ........ Kagey , ....... . . .c- 2 T H E C H I E F Eighty-tfvrcc RESICRV Ii TEA M k Q1 if i 1, lx? 1 'll J , g i5??U- 13'i?245-? gf j fx 7Q7itfg3a'Q63? 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O. 44 New Paris Morton High TRACK Piqua 61 31 82 M 65 50 36 60 Miami Valley League Meet Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Troy Sidney Fairview Piqua District Meet at Miami, OXford4Fifth place nr A Xvj, 66 91 44 15 62 97 64 49 88 M 43 V2 34 31 27 THE CHIEF Eislvly-fi Band Festival-Celina, Ohio, 1932 A. , 1 'V- .-S 1-1 'R 'WM x X kk H i , SQ f Xx x -wg zz mf' Q f' a 'K H? 'Nm Ax X 1 K QAF Xi VN fw x .X 19. x IX V 'K 'x 'L Eighty-six THE CHIEF A ri lx X X S 1 Yu... -., Q , V 'ff J,-e -ff, ,-553 -,L K' .Yf, 19Q SLK , R til if' 1- ri x f -3' 1 ' 1' N I ji ' I E 1 'I ' rm I I A Wwlk lx-A i---fr.. 1... -us lr. Gb 'QQ .-.. . . . - -v.. ,ww N- -- V4,.v .--.....0 SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Some of the year's events cannot be represented here by picturesg yet they are worthy of note. At the close of the school year the senior class of 1932 purchased and donated to the school a bronze bust of Washington to celebrate the Washington Bicentennial. On November eleventh of this school year there was held under the sponsorship of the junior class an All-Class party. In club activities six clubs have been especially notable. Sodalitas Latina and La Sociedad Cas- tellana each held its famous banquet. The Art Club has had a series of charming studio parties. The Girl Reserves have been active in charity work throughout the year. The Dramatic Club assisted in the sale of health seals during the Christmas season by giving a play. The Reporters' Club, which is responsible for the publication of The G. H. S. Advocate , has effected a permanent organization and has secured permission to award emblems for merit, thus becoming one of the recognized service clubs of the high school. On May 12-13 of this year the Western Ohio Band Festival was held here. At that time the school and the city were host to nine bands and the noted con- ductor, Frank Simon. Of a series of outstanding chapels, Booster Day, as always, was nearest and dearest to the students' hearts. This year again a minstrel show was one of the features. Comedy acts and music completed the program. During the year a Citizenship Trophy and medals for the senior girl and the senior boy chosen for thc award were donated to the school. The first recipients were Mary Clark and Robert A. Horn. Greenville High School has been successful in the State Contests held at Miami University. In the State Commercial Contests at Lima and Bowling Green the high school has also been very successful. It has likewise been successful in the Senior Scholar- ship Contests, winning this year six of the first ten places in the county. In last year's contest Esther Drill won a two year scholarship to Miami Uni- versity. Edward Poling won a scholarship in chemistry at Ohio Wesleyan University. During the year the posting of class standings has been re- sumed. 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The high school paper was established three years ago, on the twentieth anniversary of the founding of the school year book. In these three years the co-operation between the two school publications has become constantly closerg their staffs have been closely related. Their fields do not conflict. In fact, they supple- ment each other to bring to the school a complete record of the year's activities. May they ever continue in the spirit of mutual helpfulness. We hope, too, that the Chief may grow each year bigger and better, and that it may enjoy, under the guidance of Miss Bier and the class of '35, a great silver anniversary. Zeb Smith's Column This here Krick lad was caught washin' his feet in the pickle barrel over at the General Store again. So it looks like there goin' to be a sale on pickles. Feb Blizzard has took his new mare, Clarlabell , over to have her shod. Jep Rentz has been stepping pretty high and a lively here a late. Sy Kagey was out and took a shot at one of Zebs prize sheep which had been eatin' his grass out in the pasture. Over at the party at the Grange Hall , this Deeter won the prize for a taking the biggest bite out of the cake. Miss Bier wondered what the mis- placed piece of furniture was in the An- nual Play plcture, and later found out that Jimmy 1SchnozzleJ Roesser had stuck his nose around the corner just as the camera clicked. Miss Hathaway: Change the sentence, 'Father shot the bear, into passive voice'. Celia Haines: The bear shot father. LOST, STRAYED or STOLEN-From the Art Room, The Purple Pup. T. R. Twiddleburp in G. H. S. Well, school will soon be over, and the class of 1933 will be just another group of Alumni and Alumnae. For several reasons I am sorry to see them go. Chief among these is the fact that G. H. S. will lose seriously by the graduation of this class. Among the members of this class are to be found some of the most brilliant students, the finest musicians, and the most accomplished athletes ever to receive their diplomas from Greenville High School. This class, which is about to graduate, has always been well represent- ed in any scholarship contests in which they have participated. Proof of their musical talent will again assert itself at commencement, when these graduating Seniors will offer, doubtlessly, the most brilliant musical program that has ever graced any commencement exercises for G. H. S. graduates. This class was also well represented during these flush years of Greenville's athletic supremacy and school spirit. Although I may be wrong, it is my opinion that this very class may be given credit for inaugurating this splendid era of school spirit. I refer to thc time when as Freshmen they gave a ban ner to the high school. Possibly I could go no indefinitely like this, but as I must close, I'11 sum it all up and say, So long you class of 1933, and the very best of all kinds of good luck to you . Corridor Classics By Marcella Barnhardt In English class Don Gerber was asked the question of what five books he would take with him if he were cast on an island from which there was no prospect of re turing for ten years, and Don's reply was that one would be a cook book. Does anyone know what happened when Mr. Phelps gave Miss Lindsey that chew ing gum? Undoubtedly not, but anyway the next day Mr. Phelps brought Miss B 42 ti ll . 4 ..- ' Q ogiyr by v vyvffy Aj, , T' Z1 17 DY' 5 dBC4l- .2111 .-.ein ADA are ,rl .12 0, ,,..,,,-, .- .-.--...,a..... G. I-I. S. ADVOCATE Lindsey chocolate drops as a peace offer- mg. We wonder if those who haven't taken Chemistry yet would like to have some ad- vice. Don't take Chemistry if you have the habit of day dreaming, because after you've drifted off and then Come back to earth it will be all Greek to you. You won't know what it's all about. Take this bit of advice. The secret of the luck of the Reserve Football team has come to light at last. It was due to the girl's handkerchief which the center carried in his shoe. Aunt Polly's Question Box By Andy Bold Dear Aunt Polly: Why do D. Suter and Dan Kagey fight in Art Class so much? -R. Richards. Dear Rollie: Have you ever heard the proverb Enemies soon make friends .- Aunt Polly. Dear Aunt Polly: I had often wondered where Lowell Shook spends most of his time ?w-Gladys James. Dear Gladys: By staying up late at night and asking a lot of questions I found out that he has been down at Jean Bran- don's home. tsk! tsk!-Aunt Polly. Dear Aunt Polly: Who is the fellow that has been seen with Eloise Arnold?- Mary B. Baker. Dear Mary Bess: Well I don't know yet, but it might be any one of the following, for I have seen all of them with her: Chas. Fry, H. Markwith, Bob Curtis and E. J. Teafordg now take your choice. Oh me! Oh my!-Aunt Polly. Q Dear Aunt Polly: Why does Evelyn W Deubner sit with Mary B. Ryan in 310 4' 9, Qstudy hallj so much ?-Pauline Stemley. fs V: Dear Pauline: Well now I'll tell you. ' - ,gf Joel Williams sits in front of Mary B. Eve x A, 'talks to Joe. Now figure it out for your- ' 'im self. Tsk! Tsk!-Aunt Polly. ' , I l W' Dear Aunt Polly: The other night while A Lx reading a detective story I accidentally Q4 swallowed a safety pin. What kind of . V i remedy do you suggest '?-Art Nealeigh. 1 Dear Art: Never being in such a fix, I ' would suggest you go see a doctor and he .1 li , will mend the trouble.-Aunt Polly. , 5 N g .i..-.l-M ' S Wouldn't it be sport to have one large ' t f th t h d th t 't A S1232 0jig-Sa.iai.uii3fF T833 Ol 'QE students, Greenville High School Faculty in over three hundred pieces. K Mr. Metzger's name means butcher in German. We hope he doesn't get the ' slicing fever on grade card day. A -Q -. '?':'-'O 0 gxfgliirsriciclsfois l.1ESE'QJ'57: Sententiae Woodyard Kindling It is fitting that I should say here a few words about the faculty of the high school, for my relations with them have been singularly pleasant. So, if I may, I'm going to give you my impressions of them in true Hodge Podge fashion. Without further ado- Hodge Podge: Mr. Palmer, who can take any Freshman and make him human at least in a year's time . . . Miss Hawley, a guiding spirit for Freshies, too . . . Miss Hathaway, gentility and scholarship per- sonified . . . Miss Creamer, a good worker . . . Miss Jefferis, so competent . . . And Mr. Ottman, a jovial friend and neighbor . . . Miss Deeter, whom I learned to know but recently and liked much . . . Mr. Stoltz, a regular fellow . . . Miss Lindsey, she's tolerated me in five classes-need I say more? . . . Miss Brock-and who is more cheerful than she? . . . Mr. Phelps has an unusual teaching ability . . . Miss Poling, with whom I often chat at her Sentry box . . . Mr. Morrison, a likeable gentleman . . . Miss Newport, delightfully different in so many Ways . . . Mr. Martz, beloved by two generations-there is nc higher tribute . . . Mr. Metzger, a liberal education in himself . . . Mr. Warner, the Spirit of G. H. S. . . . Mr. Bailey, dignified and courteous in authority . . . Miss Warrick-to have her as a friend is to know one of the finest persons in G. H. S .... Miss Schreel, a favorite teacher of a favorite subject . . . Miss Bier, another stand-by in Greenville High . . . Mr. Krickenberger, who managed to stand me iThat's saying a lotl . . . Mr. Brown, a go-getter . . . Miss Hill, another good friend and neighbor . . . Mr. Salzman, his boyish grin shows a. love for boys . . . Miss Clark, personality plus . . . Mr. Kludy, who once was my study hall teacher-he was never afraid to do his duty . . , Oh, they all come back to mind -Miss Boyer, so understanding, Miss Rush, now retired, Miss Lynch, so quiet and kind, Miss Townsend, ever patient, and Miss Holsopple also, Miss Mannix, always thorough, and Miss Strait, Miss Wogaman, Miss Black, Miss Elliot, who did so much for me and for others in the grades . . . It is when I think of them that I realize I am a part of all that I have met, Yet all experience is an arch where thro' Gleams that untraveled world, whose mar- gin fades Forever and forever when I move. Look out, here Kindling, you'll be blub- bering all over the page. We hear that Miss Lindsey is teaching her etiquette club to eat spaghetti by Boating it down with spinach juice. I think that I shall never see A billboard lovely as a tree. Perhaps unless the billboards fall I shall never see a. tree at all. G. Dohme: One thing a boy expects when he goes with a girl is sympathy. you ve been going with me? ' G. Dohme: Yes from the whole town. She: I hear you've just bought a new car. What kind is it? I-Ie: It's a. wreck. Every time I park, people ask me if I've reported the accident yet. Ronald Reck: Waiter, there's a dead ily in my soup. Waiter: Yes, sir. It's the heat that kills I ml! Shepherd: I'l bet we have a bigger bath- tub than your family. Q wb? 1. P TREE, .QUIK In A' Ii ly . i L, 5 L T H E C H I E F Ninety-one U H 0 4 '1 T. Brown: Well, haven't you got it since Q 1 . I . .,u'1r-lm ' ' X' XL e 5 Perry: Maybe so, but I'll bet ours has the biggest ring. Mr. Martz: Why are your grades so low since the holidays? Slonakerz You know everything is marked down after the holidays. Joe Vance: What are you doing with your socks wrong side out? Bob Rentz: My feet got hot so I turned the hose on them. Miss Boyer: When you're asleep your head reminds me of a story. Student: What, 'Sleeping Beauty'? Miss Boyer: No, 'Sleepy Hol1ow'. Customer: Three of those apples you sent me were rotten. I am bringing them back. Jim Roesser: That's all right, madam. You needn't bring them back. Your word is just as good as the apples. Miss Brock lTo Latin Pupilsjz The Helvetlans were superstitious. The witches imagined the moon had an affect upon the people. Bob Krick: The moon does have an effect on lots of people in June. Byron Zechar: Myron was late for the office the other day, and they fired me. They didn't know it, but I did. I was late at my wedding and my brother married my girl. They didn't know it, but I did. I got even last week, because I died and they buried my brother. One day Boomer Steinle and John Hufnagle were walking along a railroad and came to a clover field. Steinle said, Huffy, there is the Red Sea, let's go swimming. Steinle climbed a telephone pole and dived in. After while Boomer yelled up and said, HutTy, you'd better dive a little to the right, I hit a sand- bar . . B. Steinmetz: Just think Babs, one half of the world doesn't know how the other half lives. B. Wright: Never mind Bill, that isn't your fault. jf I F:-' -NW 'gf lin' E. gl' THQ NOISE. FQOM HBYI. Fun' ,.. 83, I ,s l ie ei if vi 1 . l ' -:'uz'?zf.:r.- . e . 'co 5E,QTZ5Z25X4 M I Ninety-mo TI-IE CHIEF .V if jf' .iq af uw., ir.: - .f si, x 1 f, -1 3 5 QA 1 if Tri as rmms as an-JE Moto: NG TWEIII NEEYING ,jf , X T f J we 7, X ff 321 ff Av i ff 4' ,f Q. -.. THESE RHINY lnnvs 'ME TDUOH on GLENDFILE r.eNT7' aw.. 'IFER nit FIGHT an 'ms owe R ' L'-sk,-f ' 4 C' Y Q.. ,,f-iii ii- NEGEEFELGAME si Yu... 0 ill' in fx . Q E if f ff 'ga W i 1: I kj! V rj ' A . ' 4.. N' -9 5 ' -'ff V445 A -. 'V' ' Qi .fs e ' ' J . I s 'if' 1 ' i'!2!:w, . Z 'V p uw-ffug, . 5 it? f .ave - fi f Mui'-I-2-T: -- K Bl-E127 L, I-'4 f g ' rfasffiiffglgeeeienff-111432 'ez-.. fs- frh qi lvfvo J 0 W. Halley: Gee, your girl uses plenty of make up. J. Blizzard: Yeah, she's my powdered sugar. Miss Bier: If you don't quit playing, I'll lower your grade! Morris Gorden: You can't: it won't go any lower. Bernice Haines: What's wrong with your Ford, Jim? Jim Welch fall dirty and half mudj: Well, what isn't wrong with it! Mr. Palmer: What kind of vegetables, etc., are planted on sour soil? Marion Townsend: Dill pickles! ' Lil. Nelson: Gee: I smell paint burning. ' Ruth Riggs: Yes, I do too. You're blush- ing. Advice by experienced teachers: Single men wear spats, but married men have spate. Miss Deeter: Dick, name a few nuts. Slick Heine: Hazel nut, walnut, and Cleo in . Mr. Metzger: Who invented dinamite? J. Steinle: Dina, Chic Mong: What is this 'higher education' ? Squeezy Arnold: Oh, you wouldn't under- stand: it's over your head.' ' Miss Schreel: Do you know what happen- ed in 1776 ? Bill Steinmetz: 1776? Good gosh, I can't even remember what happened last night. Friend: I just saw a young' man trying to kiss your daughter. C. Brown: Did he succeed? Friend: 'fNo. C. Brown: It wasn't Treva then. C. Fry: Darling, will you marry me? E. Arnold: Charles, I can't marry you, but I shall always respect your good taste. Don Baker: I just saw you kiss my sister. H. Markwith: Here, keep still. Put this half dollar in your pocket. Don Baker: Here's a. quarter change. One price to all-that's the Way to do business. Janice Baumgardner: Well, I knocked 'em cold in Latin, all right. Mary Alice Hawley: What did you get ?' ' Janice B.: Zero. Give me a derby. Snell: Clerk: What size? Snell: Clerk: Snell: Clerk: Snell: I don't care. What color ? I don't care. Wen, why- Oh, it's for my trombone. Ruth Harris: Don't bother me now, I'm trying to invent a new kind of kiss that won't take one's lipstick off. Scrub Perry: I didn't mean to bother you, and just wondered if I could be used as your proving grounds. T H E C H I E F Ninety-thrzc Dwight Brown: Now we will play The Star Spangled Banner for the second num- ber. Shiverdecker lwhispering to Curtisj: Gosh, I just played that. Salzman: Hey!! You! Mark time! Haworth: With my feet, sir? Salz: Have you ever seen anything mark time with its hands? Haworth: Clocks do, sir. Miss Warrick: This theme on 'Our Dog' is word for word the same as your brother's. Bud Zechar: Yes, it's the same dog. Great merriment was had in orchestra one day when it was discovered that Stein- metz swiped his own drum sticks. Bob Curtis: Dad, what are ancestors? His Dad: Well my boy, I'm one of your ancestors, your grandfather is another. Bob Curtis: Then why do people brag about them ? Lil Nelson: You sure think yc-u are good looking, don't you ? Howard Trump: Well, no, but what's my opinion against hundreds of women? Miss Lindsey: Have any of your childish ambitions ever come true ? Mr. Martz: Yes, cane: when I was small and my mother combed my hair, I wished I didn't have any. Boomer: Does the law give a man the right to open his wife's letters? Miss Schreelz Yes, but not the nerve. Treva Brown: Here's some candy, Dohme, sweets for the sweetest. Gilbert Dohme: Thanks, have some nuts. Miss Warrick: Can anyone tell me the meaning of the word collision? No one knows? Well, it is when two things come together unexpectedly. Now, can anyo-ne give me an example. All right, Ondalee, what is it? Onda. Fisher: Twins Paul McVay: They tell me that you stutter when you're about to be kissed. M. Mitchell: Y-y-y-y-y-yes, th-that-'s r-r-r-right. CAN YOU IMAGINE- Buzz Manix playing fullback for Notre Dame? Dan Kagey with the highest average in school? Bob Horn making an E ? School being dismissed at 3:44? 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