Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)
- Class of 1936
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STOLTZ Dzniocrucy, World History and Aritlnnclic ETIiEl. HATHAXVAY SODllOlllOl'l' English LAUREN KLUDY Agriculture ELIZAISETII HILL Vocal Music MINNIE RERTRAM and MINNIE ROUTZONL1 Librarians CATHARINE ROYER Litcruturc NVALTER II. MORRISON Stonogrzlphy und Typwriting NVAYNE PALMER Cllclnistry and Gl'lll'l'ill Scicncc EMMA HOl,SOl'l'l.E English JOHN OLIVER Gcrninn :ind Junior English MILDREIJ CASSEI. Sclcrclnry to thc Supcrintcnrlcnl HELEN DICETER Biology IJVVIGIIT RROXVN lllSll'llll10llliil Music LEAH JEFFERIS Algebra I and II DXVIGHT S. SALZMAN Boys' Physical Education and Hygiene EUGENE PHELPS U. S. History VIVIAN NEXVPURT Public Speaking and Senior English CHARLES H. DETLING Plane Geometry and General Science KITT TOXVNSEND Literature, Geography and English O. O. OTTMA N Spanish MARY LAIJD Art GLA BROCK XVorlcl History H. H. KRICKI-INBERGliR lntlustrial Arts H. C. M ETZG ER Democracy and Physies MARY ELIZABETFH MARSHALL Latin and Freshman English XVILMA CREAMER Home Economies MARGARET HAWLEY Sophomore and Freshman Engl HHRNICIC HAINES Secretary to the Principal ish Thirteen Fourteen YOUTH t.ukv troln nu- vory chlltllsh ways t'ill with trouhlt- ull Inv tlztys: lirt-:lk lltj' Iu':u't, it' hrvzlk you ln Iuka- t'ron1 Illt' ttlltbtltttllg trust. tvuu- nu' nought not 1-vcn truth 't 1tu- nu- ull- hut Ivan- nw Youth nsti l.a-nvv hutltling, glowing youth to nu-: so l can wontls-r :tt tha- se-zu, Nntl Hulk ulono :along tht- shore' Knit think long thoughts, :nut nothing lnorv. XYith Youth, togvtlu-r, huntl in hznul l'll walk uhout tht- gjrowingf, lunsl 'through sun :uul Sllittll' und szuul Sit hy springs that hulmhlt- ovvr: -v nnturt- tht-rv :nut tltlllt'l'Sttltttl Why nmn :nut sho go hzuul in hu l-I :nntl vlovt-r: nd. ugt-nv XVugnt - Sma Bonni Coeds c Snow cl: Schoe Pigeon For libe Way up, lc talk plaids Wheels campus S Out Roost y's sake :ing down , . Eighteen S+-ff kk ...AA OFFICERS iIiliR'l' KING, Prvsillonl TOM HARRY, VICU-I'l'vsi4lcl1t INIAIUUIIIIC IIAIIN, Sl'l'I'l'I1ll'y I RANCl'IS MOTIC, 'III'l'llSl11'Cl' ELI Z A IiIi'I'li A Ll ,READ , Rupor SENIOR CLASS EI,lZABE l'II ALLREAD MARIE ARNETT JAMES ARNOLD DON BAKER XVAYNE EARNHARDT THOMAS BARRY FRANCIS BEASLEY BETTY HENNE'I I' RUTH BERTRAM 55.5 MA R LENEQ B KATHARYN BICKEL CARL BIRT DOROTHY BRAMBLE K A RL BOYER PA ULINE ISRODRICK EVE LYN BROXVN RUMBAUGH EDYVIN BRUSS MIRIAM HUCHY MA IIJORIIC BURNS VIRGINIA CA liI'lCNTICR CLICM COI,I-1 LICVORA CA Sl-I IIICLICN COPPOCK ROY IlAI,I'I COX G RACE COTTICR ANNA LOU CRAIG MAURICE CRAIG IVICSLEY CHUM KARL llEI'I'l'ICR MARTHA DICLK HON HINIC I3I'I'I 1'IIi CURTIS HARRY J. DAVIS VARD DIiI,AI'I,ANI'l OSCAR DI'II,AI'l.ANI'I ROBERT IJIIISOIS PEG G Y EI.I,l'Ili KATHRYN EMERICK HA LPH FLALER LEO GOUBEA UX Elia ROBERT ERISMAN TED I-'INNARN DOYLE GARBIG JAMES GILISEIYI' MARTHA GOUBEAUX ED KVA HD G Il EEN IIELEN GREEN NEVIN IIAINES VIRGINIA IIAINES XVALTEII HA IISH G LEN HARTER LOXYELL HAXVURTH HOSEMA R Y H E LMA N MAURICE HENNINGER JEAN HERING lIl'IliHl'IR'I' KING XVlI.LlDl-INIC 1.1 BILL KNUPI' MA RY K. K UNK LE 4 NVILLUDHICN LANTZ RUl5I'IN'l' LICIIMAZN RUTH LEAS IJO1i0'l'1iY LICPIIA RT ELXVUOIJ LE PHA RT GLENNA HERSHEY LUCILLE HILL DURIN HOLZAl'I EL ELVIN HITTLI-I RONALD HUGHES UERRY JEFFERIS JO JEFFERIS BOB JAMES RUTH JEl FE'lilS LUTHER LINDEMUTH ' I DELAPHINE LONGFELLOXV PAUL LOY RAYMOND MARKER RUTH MARKER BETTY MARKXVITH ROBERT MARSHALL HESTER MARTIN MARGARET MA RT I N E55 VIRGINIA MARTIN WVILMA MCCABE DONALD MCCLAIN EILEEN MCCLURE BYFORD MCGLINCH MARIANNA MCGOVVAN MARY F. MCGREEVEY ROBERT MCGUIRE FOSTER MEIER I XII IISUN METZ LAI! G I.I'INIJAI,E NUII Nll1,l.l-il: 'I X NlIEN'I' IS NIINNILII 'FED M INlI'l'l'ZCAR MARJORIE MILLER MILLER UNH FRANCES MORTON I non 1x111,1.s I FRANK MORTON FRANCES MUTE CRYSTAL MYERS ALICE NEALEIGH GUY NEALEIGH BEULAH NEFF STANLEY NEFF LuVl-IRNE NIBLICK TREVA NORRIS , HERSUHEL OLIVER ARTHUR PARKER RALPH PLESSINGER M X MARTHA OLVVINE GAI I. PARENT ROBERT PERRY CLARENCE PLESSI NG ER LOIS PUTERBA UGH MARJORI E RAHN FRANCES RECK VVILBUR RECK JAMES RENZ ROBERT REPLOGLE DON RIFFLE ROBERT RISMILLER BETTY ROBBINS MARY C. ROBESON HELEN ROBINSON NEVILLE ROESSER ELO! Sli SA Y LOR EE ROBERT RUSS CA'l'Hl'IRlNl'I RYAN EDXVARD SCH ELL NORMAN SCIIl'ILl.HASE HVELYN SHEPHERD GLENN SH ICPHI-IRD RICHARD SHULTZ CLA Ullli Sl NK RORl'IR'l' SNYDICR HELEN SPARKLIN MARY STEMLEY DONALD ST UTSMAN J. XV. SVVANK 'l'lIUi-1, VAN KIRK EUGENE VVAGNICR X MARY F. TOMAN JAMES WVALLISCHECK EE DOROTH Y MA E VVOG OMA N SARAH XVOODS ILA MAE YVORLAND JAMES VVYSONG CLARENCE YOUNG ROBERT YOUNG Twenty-eight SENIOR ACTIVITIES I'II.IZAI3I'I'I'II Al.I.IiI'IAIl- I IZ lunnis llub, .l, I, Xiu--l'l'0sl1IL'l1f. '. 'IR-nnis 'I't-am, Ll, I: Intramural Sports, I, D 7 Z., 3, fl: ln'0r4-Ia.ss Sports, I, Z., -I: Soph- oliiort- Chapel, 2: ti. A. A., I, 2, II, I, I'Ilb- lic-ity lllana:.:er, I: Numerals, 3: G, I: Girl l'1-serie, 2, 3, I, Cabinet Vi'e-I'io:- its-nl, 3, 'l'rvasurer, II: Hvm Club, Pies- ifvnt, I: Reporters' Club, 2, 3, I, G, 2: .Xtblt-ti lioarrl ol' Control, Sl 'l0li'l'V, I: Rille Club, 4: Music' Club, 3: Ilin:.:' Club. I: Iiperuttas: Sunbonnet Suv, I, Ask the I'rofc-ssor, 2, 'I'he Golden 'I'raiI. 3: Gym Niizbt, 2: llooster Day, IS: Rand, I, 2, II, I: llaml lfestival, I, 2, 3, I: Class l'n-worier, ll, I. Al A R I IC A RN lG'l l' Art Club, I: Reporters' Club, I: lllodern Ilay History Club, -I: XVorld History Chapel, 2. .IAMIGS A RNUIIIJ - Jim llumor lillitor, Tho Chit-l', I: Cross C-ountry, ii, I, G, I: 'I'ravk, 3, I: G ASSU1'IIlII'II, I: Ili-Y. 3, -I: Latin Club. 2: .lunior Class I'Iay, l's-5: U'My Heart, 3: Booster liay. 2, Il, -I: Start- I'and, 3, -I, I':I04'II'I.I'IIlll, I: Iith I'la,I'e llistrivt Rook- kceping, 3: Iland, 2, 3, I: Rand Festival. 2, 3, 4: Orr-lu-stra, I: ll-onorary Dramatic- Sof-iety. 3. DUN IIAKICR- - Rake Art Editor, Annual SIaIT, I: lntervlass Ilasketball, I, 2, 3: Art Club, I, 2, 3, -I: Uramatir- Club, I. II: Latin Club, 2: Stu- dent Round Table, I: History Club, 2: Uperettas: Sunbonnot Sue, I, Ask the l'rol'essor, 2: Gym Night, 2. XVAYNIC IIARNIIARIVP---- Harney Intcrr-lass Basketball, I, 2: Basketball, 3, I: Baseball, 2, 3, I, U, Il, I: G Asso- viation, I. 'VOM HARRY-- Skellb ' I ooI'baII, I, 2, 3, I, Il, 2, Il, I: Iiaskvl- ball, 2: Ilaseball, 2: 'I'I'at'k, I, Il, G, 3: Modern lbay I-Iistory Club, 2: Hi-Y, 2, 3, I: Athletic- lioarml 'ol' Control, Il, -I: Re- porters' Club, 4: Junior Class I'la,y Pei: IYM5' Heart, 3: Stage Ilanll, 3: Class I'rf-sirient, I, 2: Class 'I'l'f'IlSl1I'I'1', 3: Class Vive-l'resirlent, 1: G Assom-iation, 2, ii, I, Vine-President, fl: Band, 2: Honorary Imramativ Soc-ietv, 3, 4. FRANCIS 1lI'lASI.EY- I r:lnk Interrflass Basketball, 3. I: Xvorld llis- tory Chapel, 2. Iil4l'I I'Y IiENNI'1'I l'-- Vl'eizie llramatir Club, I, 2, 3: llperettasz Sun- bonnct Sue, I, Ask the l'ro1'vssor, 2, 'l'he Golden 'l'rail, 3: liooslur liay, I, 2. .I, 4: Rand, I, 2, 3. -I: Rand lfestival, I, 2, 3, I. RIVI' H Ii I'Ili'I'RAM- Ruthie Gym night, 2: Interr-lass Sports, I, 2, 3: Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A., I, 2, 3, 4. KATHARYN IIICKIGI,- Kate Hollansburg, 1, 2. CARL IiIIi'I'-- Hosea I . A. A., I, 2, 3, II. KARL IIIIYIGR- Hawkeye Ilaseball, Il, 4, G, 4: 'I'ra4:k, I-I: Radio Club, 2, 3: Manual Training Club, I: G Assoi-iation, -I: Gym Night, I, 3. IJIJROTHY IIRAINIHLIC- Dot Editor-in-Chief. Annual Staff, 4: Re- porters' Club, I, 2, 3, I, G, 2, 3, I, G.I:I.S. Advocate: Ext-hange Editor, 2, Editor-in- Chiet', 3: IHYIIIIILIIC' Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Pres- ident. 4: Girl Reserve, 2, 3: Student Round Table, 3, 4: Tennis Club, 3, 4: .Iunior Class Play, Peg: O'My Heart 3: Christmas Pasreants: 0 lvorship the King, Christmas in Song and Story 2, il, I: Ilperetta, 'l'be Golden 'l'ra.il, 3: Rooster Day. 3, fl: Sophomore Chapel, 2: Honorary Dramatim' Society, 3, I: National Honor Society, 3, 4: 3rd Place in Anter- iran l.e:.:'ion Essay c'1nt0St, 3: Miami Sf holarship 'l'ea,m, 2nd Place .lunior Eng- lish, Sth Place in State, 3: Cheerleader, 3, I, G, I: Senior Srli larship 'I'eam, I, 2nd in County, -I: Ist :irl in County, Amer- iran I.e::,'ion Iflssay C1 nlest, I: lleitlelberg' S.vholarship 'I'-eam, English, -1: G. A. A., 2. I'Al'I.lNlG RRIllJRICK- Shorty luterflass Sports, I, 2, 3, -I: lfand Fes- tival, I, 2, 3, 4: Gym night, 2: Gym Club. I: Latin Club, 2: Musit- Club. 3: Girl Re- serve, 4: World History Chapel, 2: Rand, I, 2, 3, -I: Orr-liestra, I, 2, 3, 4. l+IVI'II.YN ISROXVN- I'Iv0 Intervlass Sports, 2, 3, -I: Uperetta, Sunbon0t Sue, I: G. A. A., 3, I: Gym Club, I. MARLICNIC RRI'MRAl'GlI-A lsruniy Interf-lass Soorts, 2, 3: 80 word Short- hand Cerlilli-ate, -I: Complete 'l'lieory Cer- tificate, 4. ICIIXVIN IiRl'SSe- Fld New Madison Hisrh Svhool, I: Glee Club, I: Latin Club, 2: Reporters' Club, 2, 3, 4: Modern Day llist-orv Club. 2: XVorld His- tory Chapel, 2: Cross Country, 2, 3. IXIIRIAM IIIICHY--- Mimi Inter:-lass Sports, I, 2, 3, -I: Gym ni:.:'ht, 2: Latin Club, 2: Musia' Club, 3: German Club, 3, I: Girl Reserve, Sevretary-'l'reas- urer of Senior Friendship Group, I: lin- erettas: Golden 'I'rail, 3: H. M. S. Pina- t'ore, 4: Hand, 3, -I: Ill'l'IIOStl'Il, 4: Rand Festival, 3, 4. INIARJORIIC RIIRNS- Marg North Star, I, 2: -I0 Xvord Typing Pin, 3: G0 Vtlord Shorthand Certltlfwite, 3. VIRGINIA CARI'EN'l'ICR- Jinny LIGVGRA CASE I20 W'ord Gold Short hand Pin, I. CLEM COLE- C'Ienio Iiasvball, Zi, I. G, 3, -I: G Assovia- tion, Interclass llasketball, I, 2, 3, I. IIELEN CIil'l'IDCK-- Squirt Interrlass Spo1'ts, 2: 60 Nvorml Short- hand CertiI'.t'ate. 31 G. A. A.. 2. 3. 4. Num- erals, I: Gym Club, I: Girl Reserve, 2: Gym Night. 2. GRACE CU'l l'lCR Springfield, I: llsher, 4: Senior Svholar- ship Team, -I: XVap-okeneta Typing.: Con- test, lfirst place, -I: National Honor Soviety, -I. ROY THAIIIC C0X1 Coxi0 'l'r-u-k 2 3 I G 'I 'I I F4 tbill 'i - .-.-.-: io:.-. I, Numerals, -I: Basketball, 3, 4, Num- erals, 3: G Assoviation, 3, 4: Xvorld Assoeiation, I: Gym night, 1, 3. History Chapel, 2. ANNA LOU CRA IG Organization Editor, Annual Staff, -I: Art Club, I, 3, Reporter, 3: Latin Club, 2: German Club, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4: Girl Reserve, 2. 3. fl. Cabinet Publicity Chairman, 3: Ring Club, 4: International Friendship Club, 4, President, 4: Dramat- ir' Club, 3, I, Reporter, I: Operetta. The Golden 'l'rail, 3: VVorld History Chapel, 2: Sophomore Chapel, 2: Christmas Pag- eants: O Worship the King, Christmas in Som: and Story, 3, 4: Booster Day, 3: National Honor Soc-iety, 3, 4: Usher, 4: Miami Scholarship Team. Latin I, Latin II, German I, I, 2, 3. MAURICE CRAIG-- lNIauri Football, 2, 3, 4, G, 3, 4: Track. 2: G Association, 3, 4: Intramural Basket- ball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club, 2: German Club, 3: Miami Sc-holarship Team, Latin I, I, Xvorlml History, 2, II. S. History, 'ith Plaee, 3. NVESLEY CRIIM RINE- Wes Nature Club, 2: German Club, 3, 4: Hei- delberg Svholarslilp Contest, Physics, 4. BETTIE CURTIS- Curt Assistant Business Manager, Annual Staff, 43 Gym Night, 23 Intramural Sports, 2, 3, 43 Interclass Sports, 2, 3, 43 Honor- ary Dramatic Society3 Music Club, 33 G. A. A., 1, 2, 3, 43 Reporters' Club, 3, 4, Society Editor, G. H. S.. Advocate, 3, 43 G, 3, 43 Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4, President Senior Friendship Club, 43 Ring Club, 43 Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta, Ask The Professor 23 Sophomore Chapel, 23 VVorld History Chapel, 23 Booster Day, 23 Junior Class Play, Peg O'My Heart, 33 Christmas Pageants: 0 Worship the King, Christmas in Song and Story, 3, 43 Band, 1. 2, 3, 43 Orchestra, 1, 2, 3. 43 Band Festival, 1, 2, 3. 4. HARRY J. DAVIS Tennis Team, 3, 4, G, 3, 43 G Asso- ciation, 43 Interclass Basketball, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball, 3, 43 Stamp Club, 1, Reporter, 43 Music Club, 2, 33 Hi-Y, 3, 43 Rifle Club, 43 Reporters' Club, 43 Ten- nis Club, 3, 43 Operettas: Golden Trail, 3, UH. M. S. Pinafore, 43 Booster Day, 3. KARL DEETER- Hank Modern Day History Club, 2. HOVVARD DELAPLANE- BuZzy F. F. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Judging, 1, 2, 3. OSCAR Dl+1LAPLANlfL- Oss Interclass Basketball, 43 Intramural Basketball, 3, 43 F. F. A., 2. 3, 4, Judg- ing. 2, 3. MARTHA DELK-- Ti ny HflBER'I' Du BOIS- BOW Interclass Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 43 F. F. A., 3, 43 World History Chapel, 2. PEGGY ELLER- Peg Tennis Team, 3, 43 Gym night, 23 Inter- .class Sports, 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Sports, 1. 2, 3. 43 Music Club. 3, Reporter, 33 German Club, 43 G. A. A., 1, 2, 3, 43 Num- erals, 2, G, 43 Tennis Club, 3, 4, Sec- retary, 13 Reporters Club, 3, 4, G, 3, lg Girl Reserve, 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary Friend- ship Club, 2, Vice-l-'resicent Friendship Club, 43 Ring Club, 43 Dramatic Club, 1. 2, 3, 4: Sophomore Chapel l'rog'rain, 23 Xvorld History Chapel, 23 Operettas: Sun- bonnet Sue, 1, Ask the Professor, 2, The Golden Trail, H.M.S. Pinaforef' 43 Booster Day, 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 43 Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Band Festival, 1. 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society, 4. KATHRYN EMERICK- Kate Typist, Annual Staff, 43 Interclass Sports, 1, 2, 3, 43 Gym night, 23 Dramatic Club, 3, 43 Latin Club, 23 Girl Reserve, 23 Operetta, Ask the l'i'ofessor, 23 Usher, 43 Sophomore Chapel Program, 23 Christ- mas in Song' and Story. 43 80 word short hand Certii1.cate, 43 Miami Scholarship Team, Algebra, 1, Plane Geometry, 23 Sectional and State Typing Contest, 33 State Typing Championship iClass A schoolsl 33 National Honor Society, 4. ROBERT ERISMAN , Modern Day History Club, 23 Manual Training Club, 1, 2. TH EODORE FINNARN- Ted Track, 43 Interclass Basketball, 3. 43 Modern Day History Club, 2. RALPH FLALER-- Jessie F. P. A., 1, 2, 3, 4. DOYLE GARBIG Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4. JAMES GILHER'I'- Gib F. F. A., 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, 4. L E0 GOUBEAUX, Frenchie Track, 3, 43 Cross Country, 3, 43 Gym Club, 1, 23 Intramural Basketball, 2, 33 Spanish Club, 2. MARTHA GOUBEAUX-- Ma.l'ti9 Latin Club, 2, 33 Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4, Service Chairman, 43 Ring Club, 43 Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Art Club, 13 Re- portiers' Club, 2, 3. 4, G, 3, 4, Editor-irh Chief, G. H. S. Advocate, 43 Student Round Table, 3, 43 Operettas: Ask the i'r'ofessor, 2, The Golden 'i'rail. 33 Sophomore Chapel, 23 Historical Pageant, 3: National Honor Society, 4. EDYVARD GREEN- Ed Vvorld History Chapel, 2. HELEN GREEN Modern Day History Club, 23 Dramatic Club, 33 Reporters' Club, 4, G, 43 XVorld History Chapel, 23 Christmas Pageant U Vvorship the King, 33 I sher,43 Miami Scholarship Team, Plane Geometry. 23 Band, 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society, 4. NEVIN HAINES-- Hainsie Manual Training Club, 13 Modern Day History Club, 23 Dramatic Club, 3, 43 Hi- Y, 3, 43 Operettas: The Golden Trail, 3, HL M. S. l'inafore, 43 Band. 1. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra., 2, 3. 4. VIRGINIA HAINES- Jinny Dramatic Club, 1, 23 Girl Reserve, 3: Uperettas: The Golden Trail, 3, H.M.S. Pinaforef' 43 Class Tieasurer, 13 Senior Scholarship Test, 10th in County. XVALTER HAHSH-- XValt Spanish Club, 2, 3. GLENN HARTER Cross Country, 3, 4, G, 3, 43 Track, 3. 43 HG, 3. 43 Spanish Club, 23 Hi-Y, 3, 4, Secretary, 43 G Association, 3, 43 World History Chapel, 23 National Honor So- ciety, 3, 4. RAY HATHAWAY- Nub Baseball, 2, 3, 4, G, 3, 43 lntcrm-lass Basketball, 4. LOVVELL HAVVORTH- Wl1itie Interclass Basketball, 1, 23 Broadcast- ing' Club, 2, Treasurer, 23 Booster Day, Zi, 43 Upercttas: The Golden Trail, H. M. S. l'inat'oie, 43 Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 43 Band Festivail. 1, 2, 3, 4. ROSEMARY HELMAN- Rosie Home Economic Club, 1, 2, 33 Girl Rc- serxe, 1, 23 G. A. A., 1, 23 Cheer Leaders' Club. 13 Vvorld History Chapel, 2. MAURICE HENNINGER- Dunkin Football, 3, 4, G, 3, 43 Basketball Manager, 3, 4, G, 43 Manual Training Club, 3, 43 G Association, 3, 43 Gym night, 2. .I EAN HERING- Bugs Gym night. 23 lnterclass Sports, 3, 43 Reporters' Club. 3, 43 Dramatic Club, 1, 43 G. A. A., 1, 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 43 Music Club. 33 Annual Play, The First Year, 43 Booster Day, 2, 3, 43 Operettas: Sunbonnet Sue, 1, H.M.S. I'inafore, 43 Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 43 Band Festival, 1, 2, 3, 43 Honorary Dramatic Society, 4. 3 GLENN.-X HEIiSH1+IY- lean Interclass Sports, 2, 33 VVorld History Chapel, 23 60 Word Shorthand Certilicate, 33 tCoigiplete Theory Shorthand Certif- ica e. . LUCILLE HILL- Lon Gym Club, 23 G. A. A., 1. ELVIN HITTLF'- Hitler F. F. A., 4. IDORIN HOLZAPFEL- Dory Football, 3, 4, G, 3, 43 Basketball. 3. 4, G, 3, 43 Tennis, 3, 4, G, 3, 43 Inter- class Basketball, 1, 23 Track, 2, 33 Art Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Radio Club, 23 G Asso- ciation, 3, 4, 1'resident, 43 Tennis Club, 3. 43 Freshman Chapel, 23 Most Va.luable Football Player's Award, 43 Gyln Night, 2. RONALD HUGHES- Ronnie Assistant Art Editor, Annual Staff, 43 Intramural Basketball, 3, 43 Football, 33 Art Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club. 43 Student Round Table, 13 Uperettas: Sun- bonnet Sue, 1, Ask the Professor, 2, The Golden Trail, 33 Booster Day, 1, 2, Ii, 43 Stage Hand, 33 Gym Night. 2. ll Twenty -nine Thirty RUl4I'1R'I' .lAMl'lS- Hob Football, 2, 35 Basketball, 35 Intervlass liasketball, 1, 2, 35 Art Club, 1, 2, 3, l, Vive-l'resident, 45 Radio Club, 25 Junior Class l'lay, Peg U'My Heart. 35 Annual l'la.Y. The First Year, 15 Rooster llay, l, 2, 3, 45 llistorival l'ag'eant, 35 Gym Night, 1, 2. Honorary llranlatir' Society, 3, fl. GlCRAl.lJlNl'1 .lICFI1'ICRIS- Gerry llramatic- Club, 1. 2, 3, 45 Gi1'l Reserve, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A., 1, 2, 3, 45 Reporters' J Club, 1, Z., 3, 4, G, 35 Rifle Club, 4, Ser'- l'c-tal'y. 4: Uperetta, The Golden Trail, 35 Christmas l'ai.5'eants: U Xvorship the Kinky 3, Christmas in Song and Story, 45 Class Reporter, 25 Ring Club. 4. .l0CEl.YN .Il'll l ERlS- J'o Gym Night, 25 Reporters' Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, G, 35 Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 15 Ring' Club, 45 Operetta, The Golden Trail, 3. Rl T'l' H .IICFFERIS lnterclass Sports, 1, 25 Spanish Club, 45 Gym Club, 25 Dramatic Club, 15 Modern Day History Club, 25 Girl Reserre, 2, 3, 4. ill-lRlilGR'l' KING Class Presiilent, 45 Football, 3, 4, G, 3, 4, Captain, 4: Travk, 1, 2, 3, 4, lst plave high svh-ool l,Cf'?ltlllUII, 35 G, 2, 3, 15 Basketball, 25 Interf-lass Basketball, l, 2, 3, 45 Tennis, 3, 45 Spanish Club, l, 25 Pat Rooney Club, 1, 25 Art Club, 3, 45 lli-Y, 2, 3, 4, SeC'I'eta.I'y, 35 G Assoviatioll. 2. 3, 45 Student Round Table, l5 Tennis Club, 3, 45 Stawqe Hand, 2, 35 Rand, 1, 2, 3, 45 Gym Night, 25 Rand Festival, l, 2 3, 4. XVI l.l,IAM KNITPI'-J'Hill Latin Club, 1, 2, 3, Consul, 35 Manual 'l'l'2i.il'llllg' Club, I5 Rifle Club, I5 Model Airplane Club, 3, President, 35 Rooster llay, 2, 3, 45 Opt-rettas: Ask the l'rol'es- sor, 2, Tho Golden Trail, 35 Annual Play, The l-'irst Year, 45 S1ljlhQ,lllQ.llb5' Chapel, 25 Hand, l, 2, 3, 45 tll'i'liUStl'fl,1, 2, 3, 45 Rand Festival, 1, 2, 3, 45 Honorary Iiramatii' Soc-iety, 4. MARY RATHRYN lillNKl,l'1-- Rate Assistant Typist, Annual Staff, 15 Na- ture Club, President, 25 2nd Place in Sm-- tional Typing Contest, 35 World llistorv Chai el, 25 80 Xvorml Shorthand Cortilivatv, 35 National llonor Som-iety, 1. Wll.I,llJl4INl5I LANE- Willie Usher, 45 Hand, 3, l5 lth Piave in Se'- tional Typing C-oniest, 35 fill Word Short- hand Cvrtillvate, 4. XVll.l,UIilGlCN LANTZ- VVilly Nature Club, 25 Home 1511-onomivs, 15 X0 VVord Shorthand Certi Ii-a1e5 Complete Theory Certillf-ate. Rl l'H LIGAS I'Jl'iLlllillll' Club. l, 3, 45 Latin Club, 25 Xvorld History Chapel, 25 Vsher 4: l20 Xvord Gold Shorthand l'in. -l. Rtilil-IRT I,l41llMAN- Rob liroaclcastini: Club, 25 Rifle Club, 35 Modern Ilay History Club. 2. INDRUTHY I.lCl'HART-- Dot Art Club, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4. Numerals, 35 German Club, 3, 45 Hone ECUII-Ulllll'S Club, l, 25 Christmas Pageant, Christmas in Song' and Story, 15 liook- ltos-,iiig Certilit-ale, 3. l'IlAVUiilJ l,lfll'llART- l.eepin' l.eppie lfootball, 3, 4, G, 45 'I'rau'k, 3, 4, G, 3, 45 Interc-lass Basketball, Zi, 45 Intra- mural liasketball, 3, 45 Hi-Y, 3, 4, Treas- urer, 45 Modern Day History Club, 1, 2. lc-porter, 1, V'i0e-President, 25 Dramatii' Club, 45 G Association, 45 Christmas Pageant, Christmas in Song and Story 45 XVol'ld llistory Chapel, 25 Miami Schol- arship Team, General Sc-ien.ve, 1, VVorld history, 2, ll. S. History. 10th Place, 35 uhiio Vtesleyau Si-holarship Team, 2nd l'lar'e in ll. S. History, 45 Senior Svhol- arsliip Team, tith in County, 45 National llonor Soviety, 4. I.ll'l'Hl'Ili LINIJICMU'l'H- Lille Manual '1'rainini:' Club. 1. 2: F- F- A-. 3- llI'Il.Al'l'l INE LONGFMI.LOXV- 1lelzl Nature Club, 25 Hoare lit-onomirs Clul, 25 liill VVord Shorthand Certilic'ate5 Co...- plute Theory Certibt-ate. PAUL l,GY7 l'm- Wee . Spanish Club, 23 Manual 'l'raining' Club, l. RAYMOND MARKICR- Ray RUTH MARKICR-J'Rooliie NVorld History Chapel. 2. lsl4l'l'TY MARK VVITH-- lNlal'ltef. ' Assistant Organization Editor, Annual Staff, 45 lntraiaural Sports, l, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A., l. 2, 3, 1, Numerals, 3, G, 45 Stu- dent Round Table, 3, 45 llramatic Club, 1, 2, 45 L.irl Reserxe, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Plea iilent ot' lfriendship Club, 3, Cabinet So- vial Chairman, 45 Ring Club, 45 Report- ers' Club, Typist G. H. S. Advocate, 45 Gperettas: Ask the l'rol'essor, 2, Tho Golden Trail, 3, H. M. S. l'inafore, 45 World History Chapel. 25 Sophomore Chapel, 25 Junior Class I'la,y, Pei: Uluy Heart, 35 Second l'la.i-e in District Short- hand Contest5 Sei-ond Plane in Stafe Shorthand Contest5 120 VVord Pin, -l5 Cheerleader, 3, i, G, 45 Gym Night, 2, Honorary Dramativ Soi-iety, 3, -l. Rl JRERT MARSHALL Stamp Club, l, l1'. lf. A., 1, 2, 45 XVorld History Chapel, 2. H ESTER MA R'l'1N- Marty MARliA1il'I'1' MARTIN- I'eg'g'y Home lflvonomivs Club, l5 Nature Club, 25 Girl Reserve. 3, -i5 Uperetta, The Golden Trail, 35 lisher. 45 XVorld His- tory Chapel, 2. VIRGINIA MARTIN- Ginger Home Et-onomics Club, l, 25 Girl Re- serve, 35 W-orld History Chapol5 Op- elettas: Sunbonnet Sue, 1, Ask the l'rol'essor, 2, The Golden Trail, 35 Gym Night, 2. WILMA MCCABE- Willie Gym Night, 25 Spanish Club, 2, 3, -4. Tieasuler, 3, Secretary, 45 Sophomore Chapel, 25 Usher. -l. IJUNARB' MUCLAIN- Muck ,l9ootball, 2, 3, 4, G, 3, 45 Basketball, 3, fl, UG, 3, 45 Track, l, 25 Intervlass fliasketball, 1, 25 Intrainural Basketball, f' 25 Spanish Club, 25 Manual Trainin:.:' Club, 15 Hi-Y, 2, 3, -l, Treasurer, 35 Tennis Club, 45 G Association, 3. 45 Gym Night. 1. 2. l'IIl,l'Il+IN lNl0Cl.llRE Palestine, 1, 25 Spanish Club. 45 lbra,matic Club, 4. IIYFORD McGLINCl1 Cross Country, 3, 4, G, 3, 45 Trark, 3, 4, G, 3. 45 Spanish Club, 45 G Associa- tion, 3, 4. MARIANNA MOGUWAN- Red Intramural Sports, 2, 3, 45 Gym Night, 25 German Club, 3, 45 Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice-I'1'esident, 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Numerals, 45 Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 45 Ring Club, 45 Latin Club, 25 Tennis Club, 3, 4, Reporter, 45 Reporters' Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, G lflxchange .Editor G. H. S. Advocate, 45 Annual Play, l.et's Go Somewhere 35 Annual Play, The First Year 45 Booster Day, 1, 2, 3, 45 Hpeiettas: Ask the Pro- fessor, 2, 'l'he Golden Trail, 35 Soph- omore Chapel, 25 Christmas Pageants: G worship the Ring, Christmas in Song' and Story5 Usher, 45 I-lonorary Drainatii- Society, 3, 45 Ohio Vvesleyan Svholarship Team, 35 Hand, 2, 3, 45 Na- tional H-,nor Soviety, 4. MARY F. Mi-GlQEQICVY- Touts Modern Day History Club, 25 Girl lie- serve, 2, 3, 45 Hone ICQ-onomii-s Club, 3, 4, President, 45 Dramatic- Club, 3, lp Ro- p-orters' Club, 45 Christmas I'ag'eants: G VVorship the Rin5.5', Christmas in Song' and Story, 3, 4. ROBERT MvGll1RhZ-- - Mi1'key Stage Hand, 3, l5 Bookkeeping Certif- icate, 3. FOSTER M EIER- l os IGMICRSON METZCAR- - Sie-e, y Football, 3, l, G, lgn Modern Day llis- tory Club, 2g G Association, flg Rooster Ilay, 2g lvorld History Chapel, 2. GLIGNDALE METZCAR- Fat l4'ootba.ll, l, 2g liaseball, 2g Manual Training Club, 2g Reporters' Club, 3, lg Rifle Clllll, lg li-oostOl' filly, l, 2, 3, 41 Oll- erettas: Sunbonnet Sue, l, The Golden Trail, 3. MARJURll'1 llllLLERf Marge lntramura.l Sports, lg Girl Reserve, 2, 3, lg Glee Club, 2, 3g Reporters' Club, 3, lg Modern Day History Club, 2, President, Chaim-I 2- Uuerettas: Sunbonnet Sue 1 Ask the Professor, 2, The Golden Trail, 3g Class Treasurer, 2. NOEL Alll.LT'1H- All'Ul1SU lntcrclass liasketball, l, 2, 3, 1. Rlllllf1R'I' MILLS-- Millsie Stamp Club, lg Latin Club, 2g Cerinan Club, 41, Treasurer, -lg Junior Play, Peg Willy Heart, 3g Annual Play The First Year. lg Miami Scholarship Teain, Latin 1I, 2g Honorary Draniatic' Society, 3, il. l'HYl.LlS MlNNlCll-- Phil Intramural Sports, 2, 3, 4g Interr-lass Sports, 2, 3, lg Gym Nigrht, 2g Tennis Team, 3, -lg G. A. A., 1, 2, 3, l, Nulnerals, 2, G , 3, lglxecutive lloard, flg Girl Re- serve, 2, 3, 4, P1'og'rani Cbairnlan of Cab- inet, 4g Ring' Club, lg German Club, 3, -l, Secretary. -lg Tennis Club, 3, -l, Secretary- Treasurer, 3, President, ig Latin Club, 2g Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, lg Reporters' Club, 2, 3, -l, G, 3, l, llixl-lian,L:'e Editor G.H.S. Advocate, Typist, -lg Student Round Table, 3, -lg Music Club, 3g Urerettas: Sunbonnet Sue, Ask the l'rot'essior, 2, The Golden Trail, :lg Rooster llay, 1, 2, 4g Sophomore Chapel, 23 Historical Pageant, 3g National Honor Society, 3, lg Head Usher, lg Miami Scholarship Team, Freshnian English, 3rd Place, lg Soph- omore English Sth place, 2g Chemistry, 3g 3rd Place District Typing' Contest, 3g lland, l, 2, 3, lg liand Festival, l, 2, 3, lg Senior Scholarship Testg 3rd in County, l. T H lfli ll lt llibl Mi lNt I- Ted Track, 2, 3, lg Tennis, lg Football, 3, l, G, lg Interclass Basketball, 2, 3, lg ln- traniural Basketball, 2, 3, lg Gym night, 2g G Association, lg Tennis Club, ig Vvorltl ,History Chapel, 2g Modern Day History Club, 2, Secretary, 2. FRANCES MURTK TN-- F1'1'tll Interclass llasketball, 3, lg Intramural Basketball, 2, 3, -lg Latin Club, 2g Girl Re- serve, 3, lg Opercttas: Ask the l'ro- fessor, 2, The Golden Trail, 3g XVorld History Chi!-IICI, 2g 50 vvllfll Typing Pin, 3. FRANK MORTON- IS11ste1 ' Baseball, 3, lg Stamp Club, lg Dramatic Club, 3, 4. FRA NC ICS MU'l'1+1- Motie G. A. A., l, 2, 3, l, Treasurer, Pres- ident, lg intramural Sports, lg Girl Re- serxe, 2, 3, 4, President of Friendship Club, 2, Cabinet Secretary, 3, Cabinet l'IG4.lllCllt, lg Ring' Club, lg Reporters' Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor -of G. H. S. Advocate, 3, G, 2, 3, lg Art Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, President, lg Modern Day History Club, Piesident, flg Spanish Club, 4g Rifle Club, lg llralnatic Club, 1, 2, 3, l, Re- porter, 3g Honorary Dramatic Society, 3, lg Annual l'lay, I et's Go Soireuliezej' 3g Historical Pageant, 3g Clrss Treasurer, -lg Student Round Table, 3, lg National Honor Society, 3, lg lfsher, -lg Assistant Humor Editor oi' Annual Staff, -lg 2nd. Place An.eri1'an l.vg'ion lflssay C-ontest, 3g Miami Scholarship Team, Sophomore lfnglish, Sith Plateg Honorab'e Mention in State, 2g .l unit r l'.n2'lish, Honorable Men- tion in State, 3g Hhio ll esleyan Scholar- ship Contest, l, 3l'd l'lare in Literatureg Sophomore Clia1el, 2g XVorld History Chapel, 2g Current Event Teani, lg Hoosier Ilay, -'lg Senior Scholar-hip Test, l: ll0i1'ell,erg: Scholarship Test, l. CRYSTAL M Y l'lRS7 Cris llraniatic- Club. 2. 3. l. Secretary. Il: Girl Rcserxe, 2, 3, l. ALICE NICALIGTGH Ansonia, lg llraniatic Club, 2g Girl Re- serve, 3, 4g Rand, 3, -lg G. A. A., 3, -'lg Oizeletta, The Golden Trail, 3. GUY NEALICIGH- Louie Football, 1, 2g Track, 1g Intramural Basketball, 2, 3g Art Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres- ident, 3g lli-Y, 3, -lg Music Club, 3g llramatic Club, l, 2, 3, -lg Stage Crew, l, 2, 3, 4g Operettas: Ask the l'rot'essor, 2, The Golden Trail, 3, ll. M. S. Vina- fore, 4g Booster Day. 1, 2, 2, lg Class Reporter, lg 'Gym Night, 2. ISICULAH NEFF Intramural Sports. lg Latin Club, 2, :lg Home Economics Club, 3, lg llraniatir' Club, 4g Usher, 4. STANLEY NEFF- Red Track, -lg F. F. A., l, 2, 3, l, President, 3, lg .ludl2.'ing Team, 2, 3, 4. LA YICRN NIBLlCKe Nibs Rifle Club, 2g Model Airplane Club, 3' Stagehand, 3, -l. TREVA NORRIS- Tieve Interc-lass Sports, lg Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3, -lg Gym Club, 1, 2g G. A. A., 2, 3, i, Nlllll6'l'illS, -lg lVorld History Cliayel, 2. HICRSCHEL 0LlVICRf Rcd l+'. F. A., 2. MARTHA CJLWINE-- Salty Home lflcononiics Club, 1, 2. GAIL PA lil'lN'1'-- lJ11tcl1 ARTHUR PARKER Track, lg Spanish Club, lg XVorld His- tory Chapel, 2g Sophoinore Chaiel, 2g Gym Night, 2. ROISERT PERRY- Pei Football, 3, 4, G, 'lg Basketball, 3, fl, MG, 3, 'lg Interclass liasketball, l, 2g .ln- tra,mural Basketball, 2g Spanish Club, 2g G Association, 3, -'lg Tennis Club, lg Class Vice-President, 1, 2, 3g Gym Night. 2g Booster Day, 4. CLARENCE PLESSINGER- Nessie Business Manager, Annual Staff, 1g Track, 3, l, G, 3, lg Iffootball llrtl.ll2lHUl', 2, 3, 4g G, lg liaskeiball Mauairer, 2, 3, V NUlll6l'U.1S, 3g lntra,n-ural liasketball, L, 3, lg Intercluss IQQLSKCUJRIII, 2, 3, -lg Hi-Y, lg G Association, lg Modern Day History Club, 2g Cernian Club, 3, lg international Friemlsliip Club, lg Slut ent Round Table, 3, 4g Tennis Club, lg Latin Club, 2g Dramatic Club, lg Christmas Pageant, Christmas in Song and Story, 4g Up- eietta, H, M. 1'inafore, -lg World His- tory Chapel, 2g Sophomore Charel, 2g His- torical Pageant, 3g National Honor So- ciety, 4. ,RALPH PLESSINGER-'KPless Roosevelt, Dayton, lg Baseball, 3, G, 3g Cross Count1'y, 3, 4g Track, lg lntra- mural liasketball, 3, 4g Interclass Bask- etball, 3, -lg iii-Y, 3, 4, 1'1'esident, -lg l-e- porters' Club, 4, G, -lg Music Club, lig Christnias Pageant:-sg tl lvorship the liingf' 3, Christmas in Song and Story, lg Operetta, H. M. S. Pinafore, lg lland, 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, lg Boys' G-leo Club, 4g Natl-onal Honor Society, l. LOIS PUT ERBAUGH- Pild Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3, lg Interclass Sports, 1, 2, 3, lg Gym Night, 2g G. A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Nulnerals, 3, G, lg Girl lie- serve, 2, 3, lg Ring' Club, rlg Gym Club, lg Dramatic Club, 1, 2, fig Tennis Club, lg tlperettas: Ask the Professor, 2, Tho Goh en Trail 3g Miami Scholarship Tcani in Ceneral Science, lg Hand, 2, 3, 4. MARJORIE RA HN- Mal'j Intramural Sports, 2, 3, 'lg Interc-lass Sports, 3, -lg G. A. 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S. l'l1llLI411I'U-H 1: nil11l11..4l.I -1 ICl1111S fI11I11 I2 I' Clufws l'1'ofi1le11t, :lp N11t111n11l llo11111' Sn- 1 'I 'I 1-1 - 1'llY y, ll, 5 Allllllll S1'l111l:11'sl1l11 'l'C'iIlll 111 l111N lgllvy-'141.g. --g114,1.11.-- 35 llUll-11l'2l1'y l11':1111:1ti1- S11- 1Vl1l'lll 11111111111 1'111111111. 2. 1 W '511.f11QK-..S,,,,mkien 'I 3'i ' 'I'SM '3'I' 4 MARY FRANC1-is '1'c11s1AN- '1'.11111111 1111111 I'1VI'I14I'3I1INI'3,I1I'1,II'3SIIN- ' Intercluss S11111'ts, 45 Int1':1111u1':1l S11111'ts, Mary Ix:1t11 2. 3, 45 fiynl Clllll, Eg llirl lwse-1'x'1-. lg liirl lfCHl'l'll', I, 2, 31 ll1'z1111:1li1' Club, 23 XVIIVIII IIlStOl'Y Ul11111GI. 3- QQYIII Club, lg 11111-111tt:1, 'Wsk 1110 l'1'11- ,. . . . . ,, l'1-ss111', 113 1V111'l1l llist111'v lA'l1:1111-1, 2. Hllllii' 11IN'1:s'1'1iI'1l1I 1:L I I I R 4 4 4 ll 111'1-:ms 1111112 1:1 ,11 l'ill'i, p 11- 111'fl11'1N IUIIIINNIN 11111'lcl's' Club, 21, lg Hi-Y, 3, 4, ll1':L111:1ti1' lllrl ll1-1c11'10. Il. 1'lll11. I: l1C1'll12Ill Club, lg XV111'l1l l'llHl11lAj' t'l1:1,1111l, 2, Cl11'ist111:1s l'!lQ'6il,llt. Cl11'is1- 11l'l'I I'Y IUII4IIINSff l111ZZ3 ' 111:1s 111 Sllllil' illlll S1111'y, 'lg A111111:1l I'l:1y. 1111111-.1-luss S11111-ts. 2. :1: 11. A. A., 2, :1, 1, 'f'1'110 1 i1'S1 Y1f:1l'. 1: 1I1111111':11'1' 1111111111111- 11, lp l11'z1111:1ti1- Club, 25 llirl lieu-1'11-, Z, 5111-xety. '1- Zlg MII XV111'1l Sl1111'lI1:1111l C1-1'till1-1111117 C11111- 4. . . 4. . 4. . . . 4. .. 1 111111, .1.h4,m,1, 1.m,11111,n10' 1. l.l 1.I14.Mt.I x1l.x11.m1.11T 1111111 t I I I 11111 lil , J, , I, 3 ll l:.' '- x11:x'11.1.11: 1111111ss11:11n .x11ey 1l1111 111111111, 1, 3, 11, .11 11-,.,,,.11' 3' :, ,1':' 1113-4 Q11 llllCl'1'l1lNS 1111x111-111.111, 1, 21 11'....111.111. 11. 1101 'l'llf1'N' CI11 -,Ig '31,- I1 U -1NH 1f'- 'l'1':11-li, 2, Zlg lllilllllill 'l'1':1i11i11p:' Cl11I1, l: 111111. I:4N1Il1l1ilI 1111111111115 011111. I: S11DI1- 111111. 111111,' 3' 14 11,-1.,.1111e111' 1: 311,111.1 A11-, 1111111129 Ll1:1111el, :Ig .ll'll l'l:114'eil'1':11-li lleuzuth- 1,1,111p Q1111,, gl I1111, .ig N:1t11111:1,l H1111111' H111-lvty, -l. 1g111g1.j1q'1' 111 NS. - l511I1 JAMES XVAl.l.lSClINCH-- VV:1ll5 ' lliliiilllilll, lg l':1l lf11l1llO,Y Cl11l1, lp lxllbll- 1I511SQIH1II. 15. 'Ii -511111111 Club. 1: S11il.lllSll 1-1'11 l1:1J' llist111'5' Club. 22: 11111111-tt:1. Hsllll- ?:'II'f 51 A:il'1I1Ul CIl '1'II'1I10l9'I11I'1 1I.t 1.1 P1105- l111I1I11lt S111-, l. 11611 - 'Z 1 9 1 11 1- . 'l'GSi1 011 . 'C ff'- ' 1l1lTl6l'S' Club. Il. Assistant ldflitm' 111 C. CA'l'lllClllNlC IHAN 111. S.,4A1lv111':1tC, Il, lll-Y, 4g St:11.l'0l1:1111l, l11t1':1111u1':1l 2'111111'ts, I, 2, Il, lg l11l111'1-lass 3. 'Ii 5111119111 30111111 TILIIIG. 4- ffff,'1'fH:1,'-..13.'.fI-1,I?1f1:111'111'I1'1.112'..:I'..'I'1NS1 111 1111 1'1'11 1' w111111111A N- .l 1.11 -. .1 '11 , , , A 4 1'1:t:1,1'y 111' l1'1'ic111lsl1i11 Club, 21: l11':1111:1ti1' Gym L-lub, l, 4lle11111t111', 'lg Q.. A. A.. 12 Club, l, 2, lg Student 1411111111 'l':1l1le, 51, .lg W111'l1l4ll15t111'y lljfllvel. Z: 1111 W111'1l Hl1111't- 1111111-01111, ml: 1110 1'1-111'eNs.11-, 2: XII 11111111 CUl'11I11'I1.10. -1. 11111111 Slg111'1l41I:11111 CC11'till1':1t0, -lg C1111111l0t0 SARAH XVUUDS 1 Y Im' I Im' 9' 1 ' Spamish Club, 25 Hist111'l1-:ll 1':1ge:111t 3. l1Il.11lSl11SAYIAlli- S:1yl11r llux 11111111 XVQj1QlA1XN1j S11:111isl1 Club, 2. 3, 4, S01-1'ct:11'y, Il, Pres- -,,. ., ., A4 4. mom' 41: Girl 1mS0l,ve.11. HQ11t1g11ln1lll1ITl1Lb1l11111l, l. J, N11l1l1.m1llc 1611111111111 TC111lCl.l.-- l11:11111y l41111n0 lx .1111 WYS11N11-..11.1S0,,.. l':11-c,Z, , li, Il, 5 11111-1'1'l:1ss lius 'et- 1 -. . . - . ,, V., , . 111111. 1, 2. 1-111 111111111111 011111, 11 11111110 011111, f Lk' 'I' 4' I t0 I M 'mSke I'- 3- 'I- lg li ASS111'i:1ti1111, 21, 4g Gym Night, 2. CLARENCE YOUNG-- ELI M111le1'u lilly Hirst-111'y Club, 2g Latin NORMAN SCHl1ll.1.HASlfl- Sl1elly N111'll1 Star, l. 25 X':1le1li1-t111'i1m :lt N-111'tl'1 Stan' C11':11l11:1t11111 lfZxe1'1'l:-:esp S0ni111' Sl'lllDl- z11'sl1i11 Test, Nth in County, 4. l'IVl'Il.YN M1 XY SllI1Il'lllCliI1 Club, :Eg Music Ciul1, 215 ll11e1'ettz1s: Ask the 1'1'11l'css111', 2, The G11l1len 'l'1':1il, 3, UH. M. S. 1'1m1f111'e, -1: W111'l1l l-list111'y Chapel, 25 Sr111h11111111'e Cl1:111el, :lp l11111ste1' Day 3, 4. ll5l+lR'l' YOUNG--I'B11l1 111111111111 11.111 lllStlll'y 011111, 2, zz, -1, vim- If' l'l'0Sl4l0Ill, -15 111te1'u:1ti1111:1l l1'1'ieu1lsl1i11 Club l Nlt' 1 1l ll1111111 ' 'etv '1 l' l'Nll0l', -1. I1 Ili ' Flllfl 'l'I'i1,L'k lxlilllili-l'C1'. l, 2, Sl, l, ll, 4g Spam- ish Club, 'lp 111111111 Club, l, 2, Presicleut, l. Se1'1'et:11'y, L33 W111'l1l History Cluipel, 2. .1 '1'1 OFFICERS JOE VANCE, l'r1-sirlc-nt DAN HAXVLEY, Vicv-Prvsiclcnl MARTHA HHOXVN, Sl'l'I'l't1lI'y JEAN IIUl.ZAl'l4'I'II,, Trvzlsllvr GUY NEALEIUH, Rm-porlvr JUNIOR CLASS Thirty-three IJI-INX'I'Ill IJUIINII XX ,fX YNIII I I'I'ZXX X'I'I'IIi IIIGIXIZI-1II'I' I I.I4I'IlIII'1I I4lI'I I4'l,I'I'I't'III Ix IUI'I I I PIIN IVUIIIIMI I I'I'X 1'I'1lI'4II 12 X ,UIIY XN I 1 IlXXIIDllI,I'N'I' ,XIIY .I.lilIIIIJ4 W I XXI'112UIiSI'f'II I IlI'IIv1ili,XN'I' IY ,X IIX' I1'. 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IZIXIIICII I'IH'I'III'IIl lII,I'XIl-1NS'Il1Ix NUIUX I!HI,I XX'lI,ILl'Il I!1lXX'XI.XN IIUIIIIIIVI' IIILXNIVI' XIIXIi'I'IIIX IIIIUXYN NI'Il.I.lI'I IIIUIXYN IAlI'1I.I!IIl'NIII.Xl'lIII X'lIlIIlNI.XI1l'IINIGIi I'IIX'l,l,lS ISVIINS II.XZI-Il, l',XIi'I'l'Ili I'IIlXX'IN CIM-XIIK IiI1'lI.XIilD COX NIIIiI.XNI IIIC'I'I.INlI Ii.X'I'IIIiYN IIISXIIGII' IX AI.XliX' II. IJITXIIGIC IHIIQIGIVI' I,INI1l'Ili XIAXHYIN IMXHIH 'l'IlI'IY.X Xll'lll'IlY .Il'I,l.X XlII.I,l'Ill iS.XlZI-II, XLXNN YIIUIIXIA H.XK't'l IlUl!lfIl1'l' NIUIIUI S ,l. ll. XIll,I.I'Il1 INPX.Xl.Ib XI1'Ii.XY XIAIIYIN Nlllilllbl l'III.l'II'IN XHIKHIS XI.XlI'I'II.X KIANNIX I'HYl.l.IN XICLSUN NIA IIll.Xlll'I'I' Ml I'ZNI I IIAZIGI, NIVNN ll1PI'l'I XIUIIIIISUN .I.XNl'I'I' NI'ZI I4' ,ll'.XNl'l'.X ml,l.l-11: Il.XliI.l4IY I,l'IXYlN ' IIHIZICIVI' Xl,XN,Xll.XN l.Xl'Hll Xlll,l.I'IIi lil'IHHlH'I MINNIUII IHHN IIIGNIIY MI'IYl'liRI H1 ISC4 IH IA lIl'I'I'IN XX'Il,l,I.X5l Hl4IlIIi'l'X Il.Xlilil'Il. IlUY1'Il-1 HAHAII OSXVALT CHAIILICS HAVCH HIGIANN HICSKJH IIUMAIN lilSMII.l.l'IIi .IUIIN ROIEICSHN l'ANliUI.l. lil'lJY AI.XIClI'IS1'II,lAlAN IUKEICIQ SllIGI'Hl'IllIb HICNH HIIIIGLIPH I,I'IHN SHIX'I4IllIJl'lL'IiICH MANY IC. NIIUCIQNICY liIL'H.-XIII! SIIl'I4'I'Z IIICNYICIQ SLICK AIIIAIDIIICIJ SI'1lN.Xl'tDl,l'I I!l'l'l I'IG S'l'OL'Ii ICH IJIGAN 'I'lI,IAI.XN XIAXIIY IG. TUNIAN ,IHIG VANUIG ,IAVK XV.XllNI'IIi IlIf1'I I'Y XYI'I.XX'I'Ill KIIGHIIKDIC XYl'2ISlGNl2.XIili YIIIHINIAX XYll4l,l.XXlS IIIFIIAICIV XYll,l.S Sl S.-XNNA XYYN lN1l Illl'li Xl.Xli'I'IX Thirty-:ix IN MEMORIAM GENE VON SCHUBERT Class of 1938 OFFICERS KODELI, KRICK, l'rusixl0nt GLEN SHRADER, Vice-President HELEN SPENGE, Secretary BARBARA BRAMBLE, Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS Thirty-seven YIIIKEINLX .XI!I!4I'I I' XI.XllY IXI,I'IX.XNIiI'IIl I IXI.I'II1iII ,XIlNI'I'I I' I1I'ZIAlIlI'IHILXNIQSUN XI.XIiY .X. ILXSH I!.XII'I'HN I!.XI'NlIi.XIlIr IlI'I'I I'Y ILX YXIIXN Ir4lIl4l'I'IIY II. 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KIIXIl'I'IN YIIUIINIA I'.XI.XIi'I'IN I!,XI.I'II M.X'I I'IIl4lXYH MIINIQHIC MI'lIHlI.ICII IIICIIIGN RIII,I.I'lIi RI.XIi'I'II.X NIII,I,I'IIi ICAI.I'II NIII,I.I'IIi IDX ININ KIUNG Il.XI.I'II IXIHNKZ IRUNNIIC NI'I.XI.I IliII S'I'ICI'H IGN NICIPI' ISUHIZY NIGISXWINIIICII ICAIII, NISHNHICII HARRY H'IiIiII'1N IGILICICN IlIf1IIIi'I'XIAN S'I'.fXNI.I'IY IHXIAIICII NORICNIG I'I'I'I'IiY IIIICNIC T'LI'ISSINl2ICIi CHARIIIUS POVVI'II.I, .IICANNIC I'II'l'EIUiAlIG JOANNA RICAM MAXINE HECK VON IHITINGS IEICRNICIC RIIUGLIC NVALTICR RII'lGI.lC VICLMA IQISNIILIIICIR .TA M ICS Rf IIGSSICR ROIZICIVI' RITE TILXYIS IiI'NKI,I'1 Forty THE KILL-DEER Frmn out tlw stmlalml skit-s tlu- ghostly ummm hcnt low, .tml in its light tlw lm'y tr:-vs swzlyotl gm-ntly lu :tml lro, cl vast th:-ir pnlliml sllmlnws upon :I world :1slc'0p. 'l'lu-rv was mr suuml that voulml Iw lwurfl from out that sil:-ucv :It 'I'lu-11 smlclvnly, from its slot-py, drowsy cl:-nth, Tho wurlcl rvvivt-tl :tml scolm-tl to cztlvll its lmr:-:ntl1. llv smme wt-irml cry llu- stillm-ss llml lwvn broke: Frmn 'cross tho lmury lIll'tlll0XY il wild kill-clvcr haul spoke: lt was thc lIll'lUIICIIUIX-nf-UI' was it guy? lllll'lllllQ0l' ul' :I m-w-burn tllly. Ullivkly l':ninl01l thc ghostly mmm: llu- ws-v slurs svurrivnl away. Quivltly lllt7lllllQ'll lllv Lfllll'lIlg.f sun :tml turm-cl night into tluy. :I smllv I lwznvvtl il Ill0lIl'lll.lll sign, lfur I km-w I slmulcl IIUYOI' :ug.E:1in lwnr 'I'l1c Illililllill' :xml tho mystix' cry UI' thc suvzugt-ly, willl :tml from- kill-tlvvr. D. M. B. OFFICERS HARRY I.I'1ASI'I, I,I'l'SIlIl'IlI PAUL HUYER, Vivo-l'rvsi1lvnt VIRGINIA MUNN, Socrctzlry PAUL IVARNHR, Trca-surcr liE'l I'Y JEFFERIS, Reporter FRESH MAN CLASS Forty-one I I IGN IIVIIIIH X'NI',N I I 'I SIGN I'I ICI IIIC I XX'. Il IlXI.I'. 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English IX-Christina Haines-lst in districtgflnd in state of Ohio. Martha Millerftith in district. English X-Miriam Dctling-lst in district-lst in state of Ohio. lictty lieamflird in district. English XI-Dorothy Bramble-2nd in district-5th in state of Ohio. Franccs Motc-Honorable Mention, state of Ohio. English XIIW- Hi-len Ream--2nd in district-5th in state ol' Ohio. Latin I- Gwendolyn Goodrich-lith in district. Algebra - Stcphcn N1-tff2nd in district. World History- -Dick Martin-Sith in district. American History--Maurice Craig-7th in district. General Science-Charles Katzenhcrgcr--7th in district. Spanish I - Evelyn Nctf-vtith in district. Spanish II - Morris Gordon--10th in district. OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY CONTEST 1935 American History' vlilwood LClJilZlI'i42llli place. English and American Literature-Frances iVlotc-3rd place. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT STATE CLASS A CHAMPIONS 1935 Loretta Gavit- First Place, Second Year Stcnography. Kathryn Emerick-l-'irst Placc, First Year Typcwriting. Betty MarkwithYf'Si-coml Placc, First Ycar Stcnography. Helen Stephens--Sl-cond Place, Sccond Ycar Typcwriting. Each ol' the ahovc mcnlioncd girls rcccivcd gold and silver medals, and thc schoo ri-ca-ivm-il a Quill-Type Trophy. At the Grease Cann me Study in Hi-Y Gentlemen ntrols t artists nrdines M 1e grub ned glass h ups J the press Avg T M535 Fifty-t I Senior Play, '35, Little Womenn Junior Play, '36, Growing Pains Breakfast Scene, Growing Pains Annual Play '36, The First Year Junior High Operetta Windmills of Holland V I Christmas Pageant Fifly-thru Fifty-four I Operetta H. M. S. Pinafore Orchestra V Band V Operetta H. M. S. Pinafore is I Ushers v Cheer Leaders eel Fifty-five I Rock Garden, Junior - Senior, 1935 I Booster Day, Mountain Climbers ly-lix Athletic Board of Control Booster Day It Mystic Night on Honokawaii' ' 1935 Grand Finale, Booster Day W I I Sidelights on Booster Day Rhythm of the Rain Fifty 'YCCIC CALENDAR is? SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER 3 liack to the grind - -NVaruer waxes oratorical and declares that genius isn't irsoiration but perspiration--School spirit revived bv cheers --Football practice begins--Says lid, Are you men or mice? I-l--Eugene VVap.Ener writes a poem concerning prehistoric times so that his cave man personality might be accentuated. ittl-Pep meetiuti before the Tipp City game-Both teams win-Score U--0-Beanv's hot pupi' peddlers pester the public. 27-Seniors start magazine drive for support of the Annual-No re- ports of doors slammed in faces. 28mFootball game--Ohio State School of the Deaf---0, Greenville --Zilfliptown urchins' t'upinions utterlv undone. 4- -NVe pile up a 33-0 seorc at Xenia-Niue senior girls out-yell the Xenia cheering section- Liz arrives in time to see Hip dash 90 yds. to a touchdown. 5 High School day at State-f-Krick and Herb renew former ac- tll'ZllllltlllK'0S with the blonde and the red head. 7 -Fairmont game tlll'l'0+VVO 6, They 6-Hot dog sandwiches eight cents apiece. I7--Big hullabaloo l-- Bonfire at park and band drill on field. in prep- aration for the Piqua game- - VVhere there's smoke, there's tire. 18-Pioua picks on Greenville 20 to 0--.lim t'Humorist Arnold lreets Roosevelt's pride and joy-the one and onlv Gladys. 21-Vlfe came, we saw, we conquered-A lot of celebration as a result of our 13-6 victory at 'l'roy's expense. 20-800 G. H. S. students sit by helplessly while natives play havoc with said students' stomachs by eating, roasted caterpillars in the movie, Savage Gold. 30--The seniors scrub their necks and ears, don their finery, and sit for annual pictures. 31--New furniture in Reporters' Club room-room dubbed fold of the high school's black sheep -Flo Harless and l..aYcrn Niblick begin to sit up and take notice. l- Little Brown Jug, how we love thee -The Cclina4Greenvillc trophy remains in the G. H. S. trophy ease--Score-25-ti. 8-Annual l'layf 'l'he First Year -under the direction of Miss New- port--lieginning of the Stutsman-McGowan interest.fBetsy Ross, a so-called Movie Star, entertains the student body. 15-Half holiday-hunting season opeusA I'is rulnorcd that Salz bagged more than the limit but wasn't caught.--Football game- ltliamisburg made herself at home on our field and walked awav with a 25 to 0 victory. I9--Boys G Banquet--Each pledge initiated and went home minus an eyebrow-Dory Holzapfel wins trophy. 20--Hi-Y Major l3lo'wes Amateur Hour-No Hi-Y boys get the gong, so strong is that fraternity spirit. 112- G-Hon in honor of football lettermen- Pretty Boy Plessinger escorts Anna Lou-per usual. 25-limerson Metzcar put in a trance by Marquis the Magician and still seems in a daze. 27 -liusfene Vl'ag.iner writing poems to Gerry Jefferis, and later pro- claimed pcet laureate by Mr. VVarncr-Beginning of 'l'hanksgiving.i I-olidays. I- -Big l News Clinic with our C. H. S. Advocate staff hosts-- lfourleen schools represcnted-- Scandal niongcrs everywhere! ti-Reserves beat Versailles in a muddy battle. 13- Operetta, HH. M. S. Pinal'ore --Directed bv Miss I-IillfMost outstanding operetta in history ot' school. 15--Girl Reserve Christmas vesper service. 10- -Dramatic Club Christlnas pageant-lN'Ir. Metzger falls through scenery-all ol' which proves- the bigger they arc, the harder they fall. 20-Union Citv defeats us in our lirst basketball game-Home for two weeks' vacation. 'A S1935-1936 3-Lost a close game at Celina-NVorry over coming semester exams claimed by some to have been the cause of our defeat. 17-Piqua picks us to pieces again in her new field house-Cold wave relieves Bernice from filling out attendance records. 20-Miss VVarrick returns to G. H. S. after a ten weeks' illness. 24-Found Sidney too tough-even on our home court. 31-Lost to Xenia at Xenia-NVhat more can be said? 6-The high school students place implicit faith in the Girl Reserves and eat the meals served in the cafeteriafOh, yeahasome faculty members et , too- -what, no arsenic? 7--Revenge is sweet-so was our 20-1-I victory over Fairmont. 8-The G. A. A. entertains Bradford, Sidney, and Troy at a play day-and Slonaker blows her bugle behind a closed dioor-Tootin' her own horn, eh? I2-The Hi-Y boys assist Dan Cupid himself and escort the girl friends to a Valentine party. I4-Miamisburg plays us the same trick as usual, at liliamisburg. 21-Troy selects a choice nlace funder her thumbj for the Greenville team. But, oh-what a fight! 22-The American Legion sponsors a clever musical comedy, Bud- dies, in benefit of the band-and Betty Bennett taps her way to pul-lenty of praise. 28-Van VVert game here. Leap Year Dance, and the girls do all the asking. 3mMiss Marshall learns to ignore her sixth hour study hall. 5-Bob Mills and Mauri Craig beat a path to Troy and are still seen heading that way. 8-Marky's walking on air-Joe's coming home! ll-The gals of the faculty entertain the Hguysl' of the faculty at a heap-big leap year pow-wow. 13-Junior Class Play, Growing Pains, directed by Miss Hill- laughs from start to finish! 16-Reck still smiling sweetlv at Dory. 18-Students running to the plavs sponsored by the Business and Professional XVomen to see faculty members Newport, Phelps, and Oliver go dramatic. 23-Ohio State Band Concert and dance-G. H. S. coeds in the clouds with ninety Stags running loose. 3-Booster Day rules the roost-laughs, music, and dancing-- Brownie boosts The Chief. 7-G. A. A. Kid Party-At last G. A. A. members and solne faculty members have excuses for their actions-Quivers and heart throbs- National Honor Society tap chapel. 8-State Mass Typing Contest. 15-G. H. S. students receive the thrill of a lifetimefRichard Halli- burton lecturcs at Memorial Hall. I6-Girl Reserve Banquet-climax to the G. R. year's program. I8-Heidelburg scholarship contest-G. H. S. brings home the bacon-Sectional commercial contest-G. H. S. wins her laurels. G.H.S.scholarship teams journey to Miami University and victory. 3-Twerps Baker and Hughes look elsewhere for something on which to substitute their art work now that they have finished the Chief of 1936. 9-State Commercial Contest. 15-Senior sob chapel-nose blowing, wet faces, and red noses. 17-Baccalaureate Sermon-one of the very few times the solemniiy of an occasion made the seniors dignified. I8-The Junior-Senior Promffun galore. lfiftipcn House Dance Senior Class Play, The Romantic Age, directed by Miss Newport. 21-The seniors' last chance to perform on the Memorial Hall Stage. 22-Commencement-The doors of G. H. S. fling openslixit the seniors-HCongatulations for their well-spent four years in G. H. S. -Good luck in the future! JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRL MAY Sixty NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Iiicvtirm to Nzitiumil Ilonm' Socivly is lhv ilXY2ll'fi fur '1 high svlinui lifv wx-il Iivvxl. XVl'2lI'0l'S ui' ihv suciL'iy's li may wvil hv lJI'Hllli ui' holunging to an Ul'yf2II1iZ2ltiUl1 whinh is rcc-ogiiizvcl :incl I1-spa-ctoci llirmlglmiit lhv l'nitecl Stains :md pussvssions. Stuclvnts arm- si-lvvtvcl un thc hzisis ui' c'I1uI':1ctcl'. svrviu il'2lCi0l'SililH, :mtl sc'l1ul:1i'sl1ip. Thvy am- inilizltccl ut an im 1111-ssivo clizilwl sc-i'vicv. N1-w nwmhvrs 2ll'l' tzlppvcl inch thu l'occivv thvir pins san l'l'UXYl1illQ.f mumvnt in lhcir high sclmnl vimluzllly hy ai tvzwlici' :incl 1-scurtvrl tn thv slzigv xxlwrc lives I HONORARY DRAMATIC SOCIETY Any student who is in the east of il three-net play automatically becomes u member of Honorary Draniatic Society. The organization wus formed in order that those who do work in dramatic productions receive recognition. The club is still in its infancy, but it is hoped that someday it will become El vzllzululile factor in the dramatic life of Greenville lligh School. ln will do niueli in further- ing interest in the plays and in encouraging students to ut- tend the tryouts. l Sixty-one GIRL RESERVE S ixty-two OFFICERS OF ALL GIRL RESERVES 1fn,xNc:1cs no'rr:, I'rL-sitlvnt 1-:1,v,x ISAUGIIN, Vivo-l'1'n-sitlcllt l5lC'l l'Y KINKIAID, Sk'Cl'l'lZlI'y lT'FZTxiEWiiTTiiTl?l1:.i nf 'l'FIEE'ifHT 'ls1c'l 1'x Ni,i'iRiWl'1f1'ifTEEiifi MAIVFHA GOUISICAUX, service l'lIYl,I.lS MINNIKIII, l'rog.2r:nn HOPE Monmsoiv, imnlit-ity MARY l-I. MAHSIIAIJ., Sponsor 'l'l1c1'c :irc two Girl Rcscrvc Ring Clubs Consisting of girls in tht' Scnior and Junior Classes. Tliesc girls mcct l'0,Eflll2ll'ly unrl work to maintain a high stanclarrl of living. Rings are uwurclecl to those who live up to certain specifica- tions. GIRL RESERVE SENIOR GIRL RESERVE l5l'I'l l'Y IIIIIITIS, I'rI-siflc-nt If'I:ANc1Iis HEIDII, Viet--Im-sirlf-nt JUNIOR GIRL RESERVE MIIIIAM IJIi'I'I.INII, In-I-siilf-III IMIIIIAIIA l5liAlNIlil,l'I, vivo-I'rI-siile-nt SOPHOMORE GIRL RESERVE MARY A. SLONAKICR, Prcsideiit VIRGINIA MACCI, Viee-President FRESHMAN GIRL RESERVE VIRGINIA IIIIINN, Ifrosiflcm JEAN!-1'l'Tl-I HRONVN, Acting President The Girl Reserve is one of the most active organiza- tions in G. II. S. Each class has its individual Friendship Group which holds monthly meetings at which very ben- eficial discussions are planned. The club as a whole sponsored an inspirational Christ- mas vesper service, served hot lunches in the cafeteria, and climaxed the year with its annual banquet. Sixty-three HI-Y CLUB Sixty-four l3AI.I'Il I'I,Iuh5lNt-lalt, l'1'1-snlciil GI-IUIHEI-2 WICISICNISARGER, Vice-Prvsiclont ICIAYUOID l,l'II'll.XR'l', 'l'rc-:islm-I' GLICNN llAR'l'l'Ili, Sl'i'l'l'i!ll'y QZIIAIKLI-ZS ll. lJE'l'l,lNG, Sponsor 'l'hv Ili-Y organization is open to any boy in Senior lligh who wishvs to join. Outside speakvrs attend several of thi' rvgulzir lnvvtihgs and greatly zicld to thc boys' knowi- lvclgv. lh thv full tht' nivlnlwrs visitvrl thc Ohio i,Ullil0llliilI'j', :incl Iaitvr thc-5' wcrv tallwn on an cxcursion through the City llospitul ol' Grovnviilv. Un March 12 tht- club zlctccl as host to thc district Hi-Y training coi1t'm-rvlicc. N I REPORTER S CLUB MAli'l'HA CUITIEICAUX, Editor in Chief JAMES VVALLESCHECK, Assistant Editor lilC'l'TIl-I CURTIS, Soeiety Editor S'I'ANl.l-IY PALMER, Sports Editor MARIANNA MMIUXVAN, Exehzinge Editor MARY ALICE SLONAKER, Sc-hool Editor I'IlYl,LlS MINNICH, IiE'l l'Y MARKNVITH, and FRANCES RECK, Typists IIEIJQN XVARIIICK, Sponsor The Reporters' Club was organized in September, 1932. The G. Il. S. Advocate is published weekly by the Re- porters, Club in order that the citizens may know more about the activities of the school. Thus the members of this elub not only serve their school, but also have the op- portunity to learn the fundamentals of Journalism. This year the Reporters' Club sponsored il Miami-Valley High School News Clinie, whieh was attended by members of eighteen dilierent schools. .lournulistie G's were awarded to those who have had published articles amounting to 175 inehes. ' Sixty-five GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Sixty-six FRANCIQS MUTE, I,l'0SIlI0llI MAli.IORIlC RAHN, Vicv-I'rvsi1lunt MARY MAIIER, Sccrvlary l'llYl,I.lS BURNS, 'III'l'ZlSllI'0l' El.lZAl5li'l'lI AI,l,Itl-IAIJ, Rt-portvr PIIYLLIS MINNICII, IIlII'ZlIlllIl'llIS HOPE MORRISON, Food Slznml I,YDAISlCl.I.li ISICANISLOSSOINI, Sponsor Tho purpose' of tht- Girls' Athlvtic' Association is to flo- vvlop thu intorost ol' girls in athlvtics ol' all typvs. Num- vrals and G's may In' varnocl by a systom of points. During football season, the girls sponsor a foocl stancl .xt the gamcs. The proceeds from this project are usccl to carry on the clulfs work and activities. Iiach year thc organization holcls a Play Day at which they cntvrtain girls from various towns. In April the girls cnjoycrl a novel kid party. The years' activitivs are drawn to a close with an onjoyalmlfe banquet. BOYS' G ASSOCIATION DORIN HOI.ZAPFlil,, President THOMAS BARRY, Vive-President DONALD MeCI,AlN, Secretary-Treasurer ROBERT MANGAN, Reporter H. C. METZGAR, Sponsor Every boy who has earned a HG automatically be- comes a member of the Boys' GH Association. This club encourages the wearing of the GU and further inlterest in sportsmanship. This year the G. A. A. girls entertained the HGH, boys at a banquet. At this time the new members Were form- ally initiated. A banquet of this sort is held' every year, and the alumni members are always invited. Sixty-:even ART CLUB i Sixty-zigfri 1 R.XNGliS MOTIC, l'rm-sidcnt R0l5ER'l' JAMES, Viivc-President BONNIE NEALISIGII, 'i'l'CilSlll'f'l' MARY F. S'1'EINMlE'1'Z, Secretary ISAHIMRA ISRAMISLE, Rn-porter MARY LADD, Sponsor Tho Art Clulm, one of the oldest in school, gives to its mcmlmcrs 21 hcltcr zlpprociution and undvrstancling of art. Regular mcvtings arc hclcl at which the various phases of :art :md the lives of famous artists are discussed. F , DEUTSCHE VEREIN CLUB MAHJORIIC RAHN, l'rf-sidc-nt ANNA LOU CRAIG, Vice-President PHYLLIS MINNICH, Secretary BOB MILLS, Treasurer JOHN E. OLIVER, Sponsor The German Club helps to promote interest in the Ger- lnan customs and language. By means of correspondence, many friendships have been formed between boys and girls of America ancl Germany. At the meetings a great many interesting programs are given, including plays entirely in German, movies of Ger- man scenery, and various talks. The members learn sev- eral German songs ancl games. Sixty-nine DRAMATIC CLUB DORQYVHY ISRAMISLE, President IRICNE l'I,liSSlNGl-Ili, Secretary and Treasurer MAHIANNA Mc-GOWAN, Vice-President ANNA LOU CRAIG, Reporter VIVIAN Nl'IWl'0IiT, Sponsor The Dramatic Club endeavors to develop the personal- ities of its members not only through mere study of dramat- ies, but also through actual participation. Various meet- ings were held during which there were readings, play re- views, and play tryouts. The club sponsored its annual Cltristmas pageant, Christmas in Song and Story, both for the student body and for the public. The members presented a one-act comedy of modern youth, 'l'hree's a Crowd. The annual banquet, one of the social events of the year. was held in May. Seventy TENNIS CLUB PHYLLIS MINNNICH, President ELIZAIEICTH Al,l.RliAD, Vice-President PEGGY l'Il,LliR, Seerelziry and Trezisurer MARIANNA MUGOYVAN, Reporter XVAYNE l'Al,llllCR, Sponsor The Tennis Club was formed last year and consists of students who believe that more interst should be mun- ifested in this particular sport. lt is hoped that as a result of their efforts the euliber of tennis teams produced by Greenville lligh School will be greatly improved. lllembers were divided into two sections, depending upon their playing ability, and matches in mixed doubles were held both indoors and outdoors. Seventy-one MODERN DAY HISTORY CLUB Seventy-two FIRANCI-IS MU'l'l'I, President l'IVl'Il.YN MAE Slll'Il'Hl'IRlJ, Vice-President I IELEN S PICNCIC , Secretary-'I'reasurer MARY A. SLONAKER,Reporter OIA BROCK, Sponsor As the interests of high school boys and girls have turned toward world affairs, the Modern Day llistory Club has grown in size and prestige, During the year regular meetings were held at which talks, skits, readings, and debates were given. The mem- bers have gained a wealth of practical knowledge through their work in this organization. As a project, the Club donated a tulip bed for the campus. SPANISH CLUB ELOISIC SAYLOR, President GEORGE SINK, Vice-President XVILMA MCCABE, Secretary MARY STEMLEY, Treasurer MARY I . S'l'lClNMl'I'l'Z, Reporter 0. 0. UTTMAN, Sponsor The Sociedad Castellana was organized in 1918 and has increased its popularity each year. The members study the life, literature, and songs of the Spanish speaking coun- tries. The Spanish Club banquet is one of the most unusual events of the year. At this affair many of the dishes serv- ed are exclusively Spanish. The remainder of the evening is spent in entertainment in the Spanish style. Seventy-three HOME ECC NOMICS CLUB Seventy-four MARY MeGlil'Il'IVl'IY, Presirlent DORIS lNlAliSll.Xl.I., Vice-l'resi1lent MARY liOl.lfl'I, Secretary LYVONNIC RANK, 'lll'l'1lSllI'l'l XVI LMA CRICAINIICII , Sponsor The Home Economies Club renders a real service to the school by supervising the serving ancl by planning many of its banquets. Throughout the year the lnemlxers have learned many valuable facts about the eare of the home. liesiclcs the regular meetings held during the year, there were several social events. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA JUNIOR-SENIOR GROUP STANLEY NEFF, Prcsitlent GENE SIIIELDS, Vice-President JAMES GILBERT, Secretary FRESHMAN-SOPHMORE GROUP J. XV. BROCK, President HARRY SHAHAN, Vice-President CLETUS BRONVN, Secretary EXUREN KLUIJY, Sponsor The aim of the Future Farmers of America organiza- tion is to impress upon boys the importance of the farm in American life, and to instruct them in some of the funda- mental practices of farming. Because of the large enrollment, it has been necessary to divide the organization into two groups. During the year the club took a trip to Cincinnati, discussed bird and animal preservation, participated in a country-wide pest war, and took an active part in livestock, dairy, and grain judging. As an outside activity, the club organized a very successful basketball team. Seven ty-five MODEL AIRPLAN E CLUB Seventy-:ix JAMES XVALl,l5StIIIIitZK, Prt-siclent CIIAUDIS SINK, Seerelury-'l'rea1surer GISOIHZIC INIINNICII, lll'D0l'll'l' NVAYNIC l'Al.MER, Sponsor The Model Airplane Club is ll honn to the ueronautiezll minded boys of the high school. The members have be- come quite :ulept in the art of constructing model planes. Many skillful reprocluetions of famous airplanes have been made during the year. Contests were helcl in the gym and out of floors to test the flying zlhility of the models. Points were given to the winners, and at the end of the year, Il trophy was presented to the boy having the most points. STUDENT ROUND TABLE MR. PALMER, Sponsor Tho purposo of thc Student Round Table is to main- tain and improve tho splvnclicl spirit in Greenville High School. The organization is il discussion group consisting of thc cliccrlvaclors and r0pl'Cs0l1tutiV0s from the Classes and thc clubs. During the year the Club plans and presents several snappy pep meetings. Seventy-seven INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB Seventy-eight ANNA LOU CRAIG, Prcsirlcm ISUIS II.lll'0Ii'I'lI, Vicc-Prcsiclcut PIIYLLIS IVUXVIILE, Sl'l'I'l'IZll'j' . , .. ,.,f. 1 .1 V, LIIA ItI,luh Ix.l lLIzNIilaIil.I'.R, I l'0ilSlII'C'l' IC'I'IIIiI. II.l'l'II.XXYAY, Sponsor Although thc Intcrnaticmul Fricnclslmip Club is in its infzlncy. it has prospects of lmccumins' onc of thc most im- purtzml clulms in thc school. 'Illll' organization is fcclcrutccl :tml hupcs to lmccomc fur rcnching in its rcsults to pro- motc fccling of fricmlship :tml uuclcrstamling zunong thc youth ul' thc worlrl. Each IIIOIIIIIOI' currcspumls with at Ixuy or girl from sumc distant luml. A study has boon marlc uf thc customs :tml dispositions ol' thc inlulhitzmts of Various cuuntrics. if Rah Pig-ski Mud fl All Athlet Spare 1 1 Pitch WSI' S girls w-wow lanagers ed parrows inger! Eighty-info BASKETBALL This Yt'ltl S tl ini whonlcl ln- l'UlIlllll'lltll'tl for liziving il lot ol' light. :ls lim-n nsvll in flvvvlominff :1 wvll-lmlzilwlwl Sl uzul. 'l'hv ll ll Ihv paul watson: h I ,, I ill IK l.isslnl-n liziu- Qninvml at girl-:lt mls-:il ot' 0xpvril'nc'v, :incl :is only tivo svniors will ln lost lay ,Ql'2l1lllilllUll, zu winningi tvzini is vxpcclvll nvxl yvzlr. Lo with tha- sign: lil. ' zu-h Stoltz with thc Varsity squxul :incl lillllC'll with thc' lim-sciwm-s lizivu alone' wt-ll Ol this vs ir's gzilnvs, thc' Yun XYOrt :incl 'l'1'oy giznnvs worn' lops. Thi' Yun NY rn l vs crt ganna-, lwvziilw- ot' :I hrillizunl st-oring sprvv, giving thc Gm-vii il -Ill-2,1 Yll'l0lX , :ns om- ot' our outxtxinmling vmnit contl-st. The l 2llI'lll0lIl giuiiw rzitcs high lx t'illISl' it gnu- ns I'l'H'ilQL' hy :i 20'-ll scorn- for our lust y0zn s mlm-I'vz1t ut their hzinmls .ln ll in thf- Troy ganna-, :1 lot ot' lmxlu-tlmzill in 32 minutcs, wa- llll5lll'tl tho l.v:lgul t.h:nnpions to thvir llllll0Sl to 1-llgio out zu lil-l.ti victory. Um: 20 lirlw .ln n Cl li rm Jun. ltr llrct' .I:in. 17 Gru- .I:1n. 21 livra- Jun. lit fllt'l l 4'lm lfvlm Ifvli lfvlr. 28 7 Kiwi' . ll lil'l'C . Bl 4-rl-0 'll li rm' ill' IIY IIV Ill' llX '. IIN' HY HX Ill' illl illl illl illc llll' illn- itll- illc' ills- illl' Basketball Scores , 121 Union City . ZZ!! 21 Cvlinzi ,. 22 Ill li01lllllIg.f Q3 , ,. IG Piqua Jill 25 Siclnvy ,,,, 325 , 225 Xenia , , .il , 20 l'willl'11l4llll I l . Ill Dli1llIllSlilll'gf ,il Ili 'l'l'oAX' . IH . IU Vain Xlfvrt ,Bl TRACK Grvvnvillc High School hns vstnlxlisllml an vnvinhlc rocorcl in 'llI'lll'li. In ton years of Miznni l.Clll.illC' Competition lloncll S1llZIllZllllS tvzun has olnvrgczl victorious in sight Vnllvy lIlCl'lS. This yczlr's tvznn, built around Arnold, Cox, lfostcr, Hzlrtvr, King, l,0lJll1lI'l, Mulllinch, and l'la-ssingvr, successfully rl0l'L-mlvfl last yczn s chnlnpion- ship. In SK'YOI'2ll curly nu-els rccormls wore vstnhlisliml in lhv lmlnlrvml-yzml mlush, high and low hurcllcs, and tho mile run. March 28 ,,,,,, ,, 'l'oln-mlo, lln-rc April 29 ,,,, , AVcst Milton 12nd tl-anlj April 1 .,..ii ii,,,,iii ,ii, c 1 pcn MHP' 1 f W -,, Piflllll , r ' I ' ' April 11mm A Sidvoy May ,.,,,, ..,,,,,,, I Al Mmmi U. . May lb , , At district-Dayton April 15 ,,,,., ,, , lloorcxclt Min, 08 Upon Allrll 18 H ' - - Piqua Mzly2U-30 ,,,,. Stull- Colnmhns April 22 .,,.,, ,,,, S livvrs April 25 ,,,, ,,.. A l 0. VV. ll. Rvlnys Eighty-lk ree NHLL5 NlCHO VANC FOOT Sept. 20 . . Greenville 0 Tipp City f... 0 Sept. 27 . . Greenville 32 State School of Deal' 0 Oct. 4 . . Greenville 31 Xenia ..... 0 Oct. 11 . . . Greenville fi Fairmont. . . 6 Oct. 18 . . Greenville 12 Piqua . . . 20 52'-ZS? A Foothall team shoulcl loe juclgecl not alone bg the numlaer ot games it has won lout 1311 the wall it plaijecl them. Surelq this season has REP!-OGLE. laeeu successful. Renlemlaer the Piqua game--we lost, hut was not that one ot the most thrilling, the scrappiest, and the hest-plaijecl games IJOU have ever seen? Thanks to Mr. Stoltz and his assistant, Mr. Raach, ancl a time squacl. a verij commenclalale WAG NE 2 1 59615011 S recorcl WGS 4 P' turuecl in. In one ot the earlij sea- son games the M?CLM N HAWLEY PALM ER CRAIG ,, Pa MANGA!! BARRY BALL Oct. 24 .... Greenville 13 Troy . . Nov. 1 . . Greenville 25 Celina . . Nov. 9 . . Greenville 13 Sidney . . . Nov. 15 . . Greenville 9 Miamisburg . . . Dec. G fReservesj Greenville 6 Bradford .2-Zh team slxowecl exceptional scoring power. A long run bg Kin8,ancl a nice lateral laetween Barrg ancl Sngcler were the features of our 51-0 victorg at Xenia. A8ai11stTro1J, goocl form was clisplaqecl bg the QIICIS, IhIOlZdPl9l 61l1C1 I-IEIIJGS, Wl1O SUC- Ceeclecl completeln ill stoppi118 B1.111111Jn GYGQII. GYGGllVlll9 9111eY8GCl O11 tl'1G long encl of a 15-6 score. At tlae Glld of tl.1G SQCLSOII I.IOlZClpfe1WE1S presentecl bg tlle Greenville Alumni with the awarcl for outstancling plan ancl goocl sports- manslmip. PERRY KING SN HOL2 HAYES SHIELDS Eighty-:ix CROSS COUNTRY Uv! Url UPI UCI Nm: 2 Nov. R Nov. Ili fil'l'l'llYiHl' G l'm'em'ille f:l'lC'IlYilIl' llislriel Nl Gl'l'l'IIYillt' Gl'c'em'ilIe Sinle Mm-I CROSS COU NTRY SCORES . 71 H1mSl'x's'll V 37 , 28 lezmier Twp. .,,, 51 , 21 Pifllm , - f - f 32 em-1 llnrler lGl'em-llvills-5 Secuml in lfiehl 30 Spl'il1giIiel1l,,, 53 lloosevell 215 21 Sp.ingiiieI1I , ..., 28 llzlrlel' elevenllm in lielcl nl' 713 Ql.uw1-sl score wins in limss uUllllll'j'J Letter Men Rankings derived from points in meets Arnold, James ,, . . ,, ,, , , li lluliois, James ,,,, ,. N I usiel', .lnvk , L! llurler, Glen I All'Glilll'Il, Iiyforml . , Ji Ilnyer, Ilzlrrell .,,, 5 lim-nz, .IZIIHUS , ,A 7 Vlqilllllilll, IJ1-an , -I BASEBALL April April April April BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1-1 Ansonia- llvrv 22 New Mzulison--lwrc 21 Piqllrlfhcro 28 ilriOI1I'00ff-ill'l'i' May 1 New lxiZllilSOIlfllilCl'0 May 2 M. V. I.. Meet-lluytrm May CS Piqua-there May 12 Ansonizl-there May 13 NlOI1l'0C fli1Cl'C Eighty-seven E ighty-eight Belittl- J ack Fr1 Topsy Teachd Cold ' Gimme a l Prissy H. S. vS.2i Travelin ,,,-f- ' I Prof ff st's jest turvy s' pride onde .tea Baker ' rGnfenQ9v1SHQYQS?. amsey YARDS 0 DOWNSZ 5 ch Academy Library Ninety-two QU ESTIO NABLE QUAN DARY I am standing in front of the Sweet Shop, sinee that is the plaee where I usually stands, when I sees a beautiful doll eoniing up the side-walk, or is it down? Sinee she is the most beautiful doll I am seeing for a long time, I does not pass by a ehanee to get acquainted, so I pipes out in sort of a sweet manner: Hello, Babe. Swell day, if it ain't raining, isn't it? Oh, hello. Say, are you in any way aequainted with this eity? l'm a reporter representing The Weekly Rag, and I ani on the hunt t'or interesting people. l thought that perhaps you eould tell me of a l'ew, that is, if you ean.. OI1, so she wants to go fresh, I am thinking. NVell, I am soon showing her. I says, My fair maiden, if you are interested in interesting people, you have ae- cidently bumped into a right guy. The t'aets, although you will probably disbelieve me, since I am suteh a simple mug, are that I have quite an interesting line myself, but I'Il let my own personality readily reveal itself. lint if you really want to hear my diseourse, what sayst ye that we go inside and guxzle a eoke'? She tells me that she is delighted, and I ani thinking it is quite a pleasure to be interviewed by a doll, especially sueh a beautiful doll. After we are inside, I tind that as I am sitting opposite Batty lfairtlax, as I Iind her name to be, I am looking into the eyes of a really gorgeous Babe, and I am thinking it is going to be very hard l'or me to eoneentrate on a few interesting gals and guys for even a short while, but I am knowing it is an opportunity that I am not getting every two days in the year, so I starts out. Ullladam, perhaps at one time or another you may have heard of an organization, whether for good or for otherwise, which bears the name of Greenville High Sehool. You are now gazing into the eyes of one of the inmates of this institution. As a member, I must at onee tell you that its history is well-known, and also unknown. At present, there are quite a few of its lnembers who have interesting reeords of in- terest, and, as I presume that is what you are al'ter, I will at onee go into detail. I aln noticing that Ilatty is perhaps not being interested in what I an1 saying, that is, until I Zllll hitting the word detailg then I sees that her interest is taking quite a jump, so I guesses that I aln better eontinuing, so I does. Our irstitution eontains large munbers of mugs and dolls and so my deseriptions will I.axe to briel' and limited. Perhaps you may not believe it, but it is a well known faet that there are over seven hundred imnates in this institution. Perhaps I had better get down to ck-tail. It is very hard t'or me to tell you of persons beeause I do 1.ot know whieh par- lleular Itlllll you prefer. Xie earry all kinds of dolls 'hloi.des, brunettes, even a red head here a. d the.eg and mugs, well, we got all kinds. ' Perhaps you'xe heard of the mug who goes by the label 'tlip,' l.ike n,ost ot tnrse eark and hardsome guys, his interest appeals mo.e to tue weaker sex. Ile alro inuulges in wetting the paee in the shorter sprints ot' our traek ueets, proving mu., as I have alrea..y hinted, just one of these lest guys. 'I'hen autor g the dolls we hat e a I.IlI,t' wl.o eauses no end of heart t1ouhlean.o.1r', the males. H 1.011 a new boy mover! in o town, I guess Marg just eouldn't 1es.st. .lnother doll that is quite tl,e rleasing Lung to look at, at least to some few boys, rnakcs it a quite genuine habit to sigi. her ran.e at the e1.d of sentenees. lses.des ending sentenets sue also nas a lil'tItIIIIt , tnat of Iiuitor In t.hief of the Year liook, and I guess hetwten ehuing ard Iitadlhg, s e's just a hot. As I am looking at Miss Ifairhax, I am seeing that she is 1.ot writing, ard I :nn not Leing able to tell how I am feeling beeause I am thinking that perhaps she is tinding tnat leoking at me is pleasanter than writing. 'I'l1at is making me feel vary tine, beeause I kl.ows that it is not exery two days in the year that sueh a gorgeous fenune will view my features. Yet, on the other hand, I am wondering that perhaps she is rot thinking what I :un jabbering to he wr rth the minutes to write, and so I am being in somewhat of a t,uander, but I still continue to eontimle. Among other lads at our local lodge, we have a Mr. James. He's no relation to Jesse, although at times, I do think that perhaps they have something in common. Our Mr. James, his initial monaker being Bob, is quite a rather unbelievable char- acter. Among his various occupations, those ranking high are that of fan dancing and boxing, which talents have been proven and disproven. He also has a gift of character acting, and believe it or not, can really make the dust Ily. 'ttlreenville High also holds the honor of a corporation in its midst. Perhaps you may have heard of Baker and Hughes, Incorporated-Artists Extraordinary. These lads have done much for us on this year's Chief, which just goes to prove their widely t'amed ability, we hope. Still there are no Now I am being worried which is usually something unusual. pencil-marks on the much-watched notebook. I am thinking of asking her what is the matter, but, my gosh, such beautiful babes aren't knocking at oneis door every two days in the year, and if I am making her mad, maybe she is walking out on me: so I aln sulmising that perhaps it is best that I ramble on-so I does. Of other lassies that attend our local schooling system, it would be at least a misdemea. or, if not a felony, if we left out one so well known as Miss Mote, more popularly acknowledged as Moty. If you are to stay in Greenville for at least any short length of time, you are sure to hear of her, if not her, which is more presum- able. And I believe with that, surely enough has been said. Ah, yes! Then I must tell you of Glendale. There is quite a bit that could be said of this worthy inmate, but if you are really anxious to learn about this massive person, just inquire of him and the truth will come out soon enough-and then some. 'Our high school is also very fortunate in having a maestro in its midst. He goes by the nau.e, 'Bill,' and I'ron1 personal experience I can readily swear that Hill can swirg a very mean baton. Besides leading a band, he also tools a wicked clar- inet, and between l1in1 and a Mr. Haworth, otherwise monakered as Whitie, there is un.ch rivalry as to who can blow the hottest reed. XVhitie does all of his musical illustrations on the saxaphonef' I am now noticing that Miss Fairflax is laying her pencil and tablet on the table, and then I am seeing that she is looking me straight in the eyes, and I am finding it very dillleult to look straight in the eyes back at her, for when such a beautiful creature is looking you straight in the eye, it is about knocking you over, but l'm thinking that until she is telling me to stop, I am keeping on going, and so I does. Have you ever heard of the 'Four Houseman?' Yes, but the wrong four. The institution of which I am so ot'ten speaking has the honor of housing the original four horseman. The combination Harry, King, Snyder, and, last but not least, Replogle, will not be easily forgotten. Practically everyone of this generation will remember how they tramped down the field time and time again. Ah, that is a memory that many of the present inmates will remember. But the great gridiron game is not the only game that has its stars around here. Maybe it has been your privilege to hear of the famous Greenville IVonders. A finer net team never swished the basket. Those whose accuracy was noted, whether good or bad, were Foozy Hayes, famous pivot man for the Green XVave, and Don t'Coily Stutsman, famous for his close guarding whether on the tloor or elsewhere. Don McClain was noted for his swiftness, and it is a much questioned question between the two which should escort Ginger McGowan to tireenville's hot spots. l 111ust not forget the high school newspaper. Quite a bit could be said about its editor. Under her high position she has quite bit of con- trol and uses it to a great extent. As a writer she has quite a bit of promise. Martie has an assistant who is quite helpful at times. At least they say that Jim makes a pretty good bodyguard. On the same line as our newspaper, I must men- tion tI1e school's poet laureate, Mr. VVagner. Eugene's fame as a rhymer is very great. 1 shouldn't let you go without mentioning a few more of our most worthy mugs and dolls. lt might be your privilege sometime or others to meet the one-woman man, Pei Perry. Then we have the lighter type of flirt, examples pelopotentiary Ninety-three Ninety-four being Mills, Sehultz, Davis, Craig, and Lephart. These mugs differ from the other type in that their dealings with the dolls are not so vicious, if one might use the word. ln our elass there are quite a few people who pull down rather pleasing grades. Graee Cotter ami Glenn Harter being two who are all-around good kids besides being pretty slnart. Then there are a few other females who have rather interesting eareers. VVe have a young lady who has aequired the niekname 'I.iz.' This young doll has a very useful habit, whieh is that of writing notes. Of leourse, she is not the only person who has aequired sueh a habit. In faet, it is probably the best sort of eommunitive system that has yet been installed in the institution. There are other lads and lassies who must hide with Ilnele Sam in sending their heart arrows. Usually their boys are at eollege, but they manage to eome home every onee in a while. An example of these girls is a very eute redhead who has quite a knowledge,at least,from all out- ward appearances it so seems. Marky is another example of being true to a eollege boy. You'll know her by her 'frat' pin. .tml now as I am looking at Miss Batty, I am thinking that she is erying, beeause she is having teal's in her eyes, and I am readily wondering why. Is it being that what l am telling her is so sad, or is she thinking of someone else? I aln thinking that this is being quite a lnystery, especially as for sueh a divine looking doll that is before me, but I am also thinking that I have not told her of some of our very in- teresting teaehers, so I must proeeed, so I does. Although SUIIIK' of our students are verw interesting, we lnaintain a faeulty at our institution whieh might easily surpass the students in interesting qualities. One of our most popular instruetors is a bird named Palmer. Mr. I almer has a very drawing personality, and any time you are passing hy his room, you are sure to be finding that there is a swarm of guys and gals talking to him. Then there is our romantie historian, Mr. Phelps. Any time he is making it his faney, he ean wrap a tuba around hilnself and sing 'The Musie Goes Hound and Round,' to the delighted pleasure of his listeners. lid Stoltz is the eoaeh of whom something must be said. Ile is known to be quite a woman-hater, although the girls 'eannot be said to return the feeling. In faet many ol' them have been heard to say that lid is a snitzy dresser. l might also speak of our leading 'Show-Putter-Oner,' Mr. lirown. Ile is known to have made our musie department very musieal. Mr. XVarner, the man behind the desk, is known very mueh to be a 'Right Guy,' also. I am thinking that it is time to be mentioning the doll teachers. One of the most beautifous of our teaehers is Miss Ladd. She has managed to make artists of a surprisingly surprising number of boys. Miss Newport, besides being a teacher in linglish, is having eonneetions with many of the dramaties of the sehool. If there's anyone who ean blush beautifully, it is being Miss NVarriek, who, between blushes, teaches English. Miss Ileeter is the sehool's own buggist and wormist. Her room is crawling with frog, fish, snakes, and other oddities whieh one is not seeing so mueh in this maehine age. After I am getting done saying this, I an1 finding that Miss Fairllax is breaking down in her hanclkerehief, and she is sobbing very hard, and l am still thinking that I eannot possibly stand it any longer, so I am breaking out and saying, Say Babe, I wish you would stop sobbing. lt is making me feel rotten also, and that is one way I d0n't like to feel. Then suddenly something happens that is amazingly amazing in its suddenness. 'l'he skirt shakes her head and sobs to me the whole story. It seems that she has been enduring agonizing agony throughout my entire monologue. At the very be- ginning of my amazing tale, the beautiful doll has broken the point of her peneil, and she is not being able to write down what I have been so engrossingly telling her. 'I'his is making me ery very mueh, beeause it is paining me painfully to think that sueh a marvelous tale is to go to waste, never to be reeorded. FINIS . U ck!',f, 'V , V W Q I f x wr? Xufqp ' ll . 1 F 4. fjj' .r T? ..u.:-an Jw- LW fx V - f b I IM f JA . , f , .,., 5 VV if I , ll L :F fflfg P? , C N inety-ffv AUTOGRAPHS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS VVithout tho co-operation ol' thc faculty, thc' Svnior Class, and the Citizons of Grvvnvillc, this Annual would lmvf' been an impos- sibility. YYQ wish especially to thunk Mr. Paul XVarner, Mr. Ullman, Mr. Klucly, and thoso English tvnclicrs who aided us hy che-cking our copy. Tho following sluclvnts also hc-lpvcl us immvasurahlyz lionnic' Nvalvigh, Mary Alice Slonzikcr, Barharzi Bramble, .lane Han- kins, Phyllis Minnich, liliznhclh Allrczul, Marianna McGowan, Lois Pulerbaugli, Harry llzivis, Ralph Plcssinger, lrc-ne Plessinger, Rohm-rl P1-rry, Don Mcllluin, und lioh James. Printing was flonv by lhv XV. H. lVillian1s Co. , Greenville. The engraving was clonv hy .Iahn K Ollivr Co. , Toledo, Ohio. Ninety-:even
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