Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1944 volume:

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QQ five CONFUSED BEYOND ENDURANCE BY ALL THIS RATIONING, HE HUR- RIES OUT TO CHANGE PLACES WITH A WOODEN CIGAR STORE INDIAN, BELIEVING THAT HERE HE MAY END HIS WORRIES, WHEN HE IS DETAIN- ED BY A BOY WHO YELLS AT THE CHIEF AND GOES ON TO EXPLAIN TO HIM .... ev 1, ci'0w?, GP-R S7b .J 0 Q0 4 4 I Www E Q iB ii I VIEW CHIEF., IQ 0 no U JA9 Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Activities Editor Assistant Activities Editor Art Editor Assistant Art Editor Class Editor Assistant Class Editor Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor Typist Assistant Typist Junior Photographer Faculty Advisor Cy Brown Jeannette Keesecker Joe Barry Marilee Kester Rachel Ballinger Jim Warner Paul Garrison Eileen Kennard Mariorie Replogle Nannette Sandridge Tom Lewis Bill Dillon Doris Brandt Marjorie Woodbury Bill Lees Elizabeth Menke THERE IS NO RATIONING ON LEARNING of ,IA ff J I IJ' w W AA 1 an E 1 1 'ff' , I C i 9' Q 91 9 THE CHIEF GOES TO SCHOOL WITH THE We dedicoTe The Chief of I944 To one who we feel hos cxdded much To The cuITurol life of Greenville. Through her Boys ond Girls Choruses ond The A Coppello Choir she hos developed on cippreciofion of fine music ThoT will remoin wiTh us The resT of our lives. Her loyoITy To Greenville High School, her unTir- ing devoTion To The success of ony underToking, her cooperonion ond behind The scenes work in con- necTion wiTh ocTiviTies sponsored by oTher depcirT- menTs is on inspirorion To cill who know her. We offedionotely dedicofe This book os ca mork of esTeem ond love To MISS ELIZABETH HILL ELIZABETH J. HILL BOARD 0F EDIICATIUN Behind every organization is a group of sincere, hard working individ- uals, and back of this school there is such a group. The Greenville Board of Education counts as its members Mr. George Buchy, Mr. J. E. Engle- ken, Mr. C. E. Covault, Mr. Robert Coppess, and our superintendent, Mr. C. L. Bailey. In the hands of the Board of Education, rest the administrative duties of the school: the selection of teachers, the planning of courses, the antic- ipation of our needs. The members function as a unit, ever working in our behalf, always considering our best interests. Enthusiastic supporters of all activities are these men whose every effort is for the schools of Greenville. ' 1 5 1 L Yagi C. L. BAILEY SUPLWIIVPENDEN7' For a total of twenty-six consecutive years Mr. Bailey has rendered his services to the Public Schools of Greenville. Concluding two years as a science teacher, he was made principal of the high school, and a few years later he became Superintendent of the Greenville Public School System. Receiving his Bachelor of Arts degree from Otterbein College and his Master of Arts from Miami University. PAUL C. WARNER PRINCIPAZ Mr. Warner has served as Principal of Greenville High School for the past fifteen years. Before his appointment to this posi- tion he taught academic subjects in the school for nine years. He received his Bach- elor ot Science degree in 1918 from Ohio State University and his Master of Arts de- gree from Miami University in 1931. ' F C 0 l 7' TOP ROW: O. O. Ottman, Spanish, Wilma Creamer, Home Economics, Katharine Weber, Home Economics, Lauren Kludy, Agriculture. SECOND ROW: H. H. Krickenberger, Manual Train- ing, Alma Molitor, Physical Education, Dwight Salz- men, Physical Education, Otilla McGreevy, Junior High Literature. THIRD ROW: Raymond Swope, Junior High Mathe- matics, Kitt Townsend, Geography, Dwight Brown, Instrumental Music, Elizabeth Hill, Vocal Music. LP FOURTH ROW: Elizabeth Menke, Art, Mildred Cassel, Secretary to Superintendent, Charlene Boli, Secretary to Principal, Mrs. Mary E. Smith, Head Librarian, Minnie Bertram, Librarian, Juanita Dill, Librarian. F C 0 SZ 7' 's TOP ROW Clyde Corle, Junior High Literature, Ro- mana Alexander Freshman English, Catherine Boyer, Junior English Ethel Hathaway, Sophomore English. SECOND ROW: Vivian Newport, Senior English and Public Speaking, Rubyiane Etter, Latin and Freshman English Helen Deeter, Biology, Harry Metzgar, Gen- eral Science, Chemistry, and Physics. THIRD ROW: Raymond Corle, General Science and Biology, Paul Warner, Principal, John Oliver, Mathe- matics and Journalism, Leah Jefteris, Mathematics and English 7. FOURTH ROW: Edwin Stoltz, Business Arithmetic and United States History, Walter Morrison, Commercial, Edna Day, Commercial, Eugene Phelps, U. S. His- tory and Spanish, Mrs. Mary Raach, World History, Charles Detling, Government and Sociology. E44 purge L THERE IS NO RATIONING OF FUN AT G.H.S. fn f ' X f S f X 4 5' C I , 1 1-7 5, 3-i'-:1-1' ,....... l ,,A, THE CHIEF FOLLOWS THE STUDENTS TO Mgr ' ln 1939 a group of inexperienced freshmen gathered in the auditorium to elect their class officers. They used the self-nominating system, which was introduced several years ago. That year the class held a picnic instead of the usual class party. The following year these same students returned to G. H. S. a little wiser and a little more confident. The same method of self-nomination was used for the election of officers. The annual class party went South American and was a great success. ln the junior year elections were held on the party basis. The first duty of the officers was to select class rings and pins. Next on the program was the Junior play Ever Since Eve, directed by Miss Boyer. Finally the long awaited Junior- Senior Prom was held. In the fall of 1943, the seniors gathered in the auditorium to select the Annual Staff. The first money making scheme for the Annual was the drive for magazine subscriptions. With less than TOO students, all records were broken for the sale of magazine subscriptions. Next the annual play Double Exposure was pre- sented under the direction of Miss Alexander. The class officers were elected rather late in the year. Their first official act was to choose the caps and gowns. They chose blue for the boys and white for the girls. The last public performance of the class was the comedy Best Foot Forward, directed by Miss Newport. Frank Smiling Jack Fauna and Flora . Of , President Vice President Secretory Treasurer Reporter Ralph Gciuvey Russell Morcom Dick Seiler Jim Necleigh Bill Dillon 5fNl0R BETTY M. ANTHONY WILLARD ARNETT BETTY ATEN RACHEL BALLINGER PHYLLIS LEE BASHORE PATTY ANN BERNER HAZEL N. ANTHONY LOWELL EDWARD ARNOLD JEAN BAKER JOSEPH BERNARD BARRY ALBERTA BATTEN JANICE BLACK CIA!! 0F '44 WILMA BRAND CYRUS LADLEY BROWN DALE WILBERT BURKE MARY E. CLOPP' WILLIAM CURTNER, JR. WILLIAM RUSSEL DILLON RUTHANNA BOLINGER DORIS MAE BRANDT MARJORIE JOAN BROWN CARL WILLIAM CALVERT NORQMA JEAN COX MARY ELIZABETH DICKEY 5ENl0R CHARLOTTE FAULKNER HAZEL RUTH FLORY PHYLLIS EILEEN FORNEY PAUL GARRETT WILLIAM EDWARD GARVEY ROBERT JAMES GOEKE TRUE FLOMMERSFELD, JR. N GERALD E. FOLKERTH CHARLYNE LOUISE FOX PAUL KENNETH GARRISON RALPH E. GAUVEY WESLEY JAMES GOOD C1455 0F '44 ROBERT LEROY GRIM HELEN NAOMI HALLADAY ROBERT D. HALLADAY HELEN MARGARET HARRIS IHLA MARLENE HARSH DAVID LAWRENCEHINDERS H. LUTHER JUDY D. JEANNETTE KEESECKER EILEEN KENNARD MARILEE KESTER ANNA LEE LANDERS WILMA A. LEPHART I .S'F l0R T ' S DOLORES MAE LINDEMUTH PATRICIA LOUISE MANNIX JAMES MCGOWAN VELMA GRACE MARTIN NAOMI KATHRYN MILLER ROBERT CONNOR MILLER ZELDA J EAN MILLS JOHN RICHARD MONG JAMES P. NEALEIGH RUSSELL EUGENE MORCOM MADONNA LOUISE NEALEIGH 0 I C'lv4.S'.S' 01-'L544 BETTY JO NEIDERKORN f JACK J. NEITZELT WILLIAM JUNIOR NIXON MARLENE JEAN OLDHAM BETTY LOUISE OVERHOLSER MARGARET ELIZABETH PATTY BETTY LOU PENCE HELEN L. PHELPS LESTER PHILLIPS NANCY LOU REAM DOROTHY NELL REDMAN NORMAN WILLIAM REDMAN E .S'ENl0K RICHARD ROY RENTZ MARJORIE M. REPLOGLE WILLIAM DAVID RHOADES ALMALEA RHOADES RUTH EVELYN ROOT NANNETTE FRANCES SANDRIDGE DICK NEAL SEILER HARRY EDGAR SEWARD LOIS JUNE SHEPHERD PHYLLIS JOYCE SHIVERDECKER JUNE DELORES SHURTE A DOROTHY MARGARET SLICK MARJORIE HILLIS WOODBURY CLASS 01 '44 HELEN LOUISE SMITH ROBERT LEWIS SMITH STERLING STENTZEL LUCILLE KATHERINE STEPHAN BETTY LOUISE SWABB CHARLOTTE TESTER RICHARD H. TURNER BARBARA WAGNER JAMES LOWELL WARNER REBA WARVEL PATRICIA ANN WETZEL J. C. WEITBRECHT ROSE MARIE ZAHN sf Way back in 1942 the affairs of the class of 1945 were trustingly placed in the hands of the following people: president, Jim Holzapfel, vice president, Robert Cox, secretary, Janet Horn, treasurer, John Thomas, and reporter, Norma Apple- gate. These five people got their heads together and cooked up a Superstition Party which was held Friday, the thirteenth. Janet Horn was elected president in 1943, and was assisted by Bill Hole, vice president, Jane Booth, secretary, Tom Harless, treasurer, and Ruth Mathews, re- porter. This year's party, a barn dance, was truly an original one. The gym was decorated with bales of hay, wagon wheels, and anything else to remind one of a farm. lt is 1944, and the members of the class, now iuniors, have met for the third time to elect officers. The results of the election were as follows: Lowell Stebbins, president, Jim Holzapfel, vice president, Janet Horn, secretary, Dick Westerman, treasurer, and Janet Littman, reporter. W Salz. and Berta Library in winter Mr. Benson Bonds and stamps salesmen President Vice President Secretory Q Treosurer Reporter aw Qffm Lowell Stebbins Jim Holzopfel Janet Horn Dick Westermcin Jcinef Liffmon Jumbr Class Bottom row: Mary Lou Cole, Jackie Burke, Olive May Beasecker, Phyllis Cock, Betty Sue Caron, Lucille Bolyard, Evelyn Bernholt, Nadine Bisel, Phyllis Coppock, Jean Burner. Second row: Ralph Beasecker, Bruce Brooks, Lewis Bolen, Richard Baird, Bill Buchy, Ronald Blanchard, Bill Blumenstock, Lowell Brodrick, Paul Crawford, Bill Bass. Third row: Janet Ashman, Lucille Delk, Marie Brooks, Mary Amspaugh, Betty Dwyer, Keith Arm- strong, Philip Brumbaugh, Bill Elliot, Maxine Bell, Joan Baird, Betsy Baker, Jane Booth, Wilma Brand. Bottom row: Lydia Marker, Mary Lindemuth, Wanda Gerber, Alberta Kester, Martha Herrmann, Janet Hershey, Inez Grote, Mary Jo Focht, Janet Horn, Doris Hughes. Second row: Tom Goubeaux, Paul Hipple, William Hole, James Holzapfel, Dick Locke, Bill Lees, Robert Knick. Bob Lakin. Third row: Ruth Lee, Virginia Grubb, Norene Fletcher, Thelma Hollinger, Betty Johnson, Pauline Fink, Patty Hathaway, Ruth Longfellow, Janet Littman, Jean Lantz. ... l Jambr flass Bottom row: Margaret Richardson, Betty Neitzelt, Evelyn Oehrtman, Janis Oliver, Ruth Mathews, Dittie Jo Mayer, Joanna Marshall, Mary Marshall, Carabelle Royer, Mariean Rainey. Second row: James Miller, Beryl Miller, Lemuel Rush, Herbert Rudy, Robert Phillips, Donald McNutt, Walter Richardson, Lee Rudy, Robert Riegle. Third row: Mary Mitchell, Mary Miller, Melissa Riegle, Peggy Sarver, Jean Poling, Marlene Nagle, Anna- belle Oswalt, Betty Patton, Lois Niday, Marilyn Purtee, Stella Miller, Alice Riggs. I' Bottom row: Frances Trick, Rose Mary Snyder, Catherine Swartz, Janet Townsend, Mild- red Vanatta, Mary Sharp, Helen Smith, Dawn Tester, Barbara Unger. Second row: John Thomas, Mariorie Winchell, James Smith, Mary Catherine Wilson, Geraldine Skidmore, Beverly Yates, Lowell Stebbins, Norman Teaford. Third row: Bill Wills, Gene Starr, Dean Young, Raymond Slade, Bob Spille, Keith Wogaman, Robert Thomas, Dick Westerman. -tf MSF l As eighth-graders, the class of 1946 sponsored a very successful scrap-paper drive. Since there was no market at that time for the collected paper, it was held over and sold during the freshman year. As a memorial to the class, a large amount of this money was used to buy shrubs for the campus. Last year as freshmen, the group elected its first clsas officers, Don Kemble, pres- ident, Bill Fletcher, vice president, Janice Munn, secretary, Don Wagner, treas- urer, and Bob Roll, reporter. Committees were appointed by the class officers to make plans for a class party. For this occasion, the gym was transformed into a miniature carnival with baseball throws, dancing, bingo, and the feature at- tractions-a funhouse and a fortune teller. Following the carnival theme, re- freshments of pop, ice cream, and popcorn were served. ln May, 1943, a class picnic was held at Seiler's woods. - This year the class officers were .lean Allen, president, Bill Crump, vice president, Juanita Todd, secretary, Bill Fletcher, treasurer, and Jeannette Goeke, reporter. Spanish Club Party Pick goes up Next? President Vice President Secretory Treasurer Reporter .leon Allen Bill Crump Jclunito Todd Bill Fletcher Jeannette Goeke Sophomore Class Bottom row: Helen Black, Virginia Beisner, Ruby Anthony, Phyllis DeWeese, Druscilla Boyer, Margaret Buirley, Ruthanna Applegate, Alice Mae Carpenter, Jean Allen, Jane Buhr. Second row: Howard Carnahan, Blaine Clark, Jacob Ditmer, John Baumgardner, William Conan, Delbert Anthony, Gene Bowman, Robert Anthony, Melvin Carter. Third row: Barbara Brooks, Violet Calvert, Dorothy Arnold, June Ashby, Thelma Etter, James Driscoll, Bill Crump, Betty Dull, Joan Beatty, Betty Lou Christensen, Donna Crain, Dorothy Culbertson, Albreeta Eidson. Bottom row: Mary Esther Flommersfeld, Boberta Kester, Janis Heaton, Jean Holzfaster, Mary Folkerth, Lavonne Krick, Dorothy Hoffman, Betty Lehman. Second row: Shirley Goodrich, Jeannette Goeke, Doris Jolley, Lois Flory, Margaret Gilbert, Joyce Landers, Roberta Henry, Phyllis Lammers, Barbara Hathaway. Third row: Donald Hoffman, Walter Heigle, Richard Koster, Jack Lehman, Donald Kemble, James Lantz, Kenneth Haines, Creighton Lephart, Bill Fletcher, Fern Fowble, Joe Garrison. A Sophomore Class Bottom row: Lavona Overholser, Pat Rexrode, Phyllis Labig, Leah Pearce, Donna Gar- rett, Myrtle Lindemuth, Pauline Lindemuth, Rita Maher, Joan Fitzgerald. Second row: Dick Nicholas, Jack Martin, Bob Hathaway, Bob Myers, Oliver, Richard Marker, Horace Ott- man, Dick Morcom, Jim Pequignot, .lae Patterson, Bob Roll. Third row: Joanne Moore, Lois Marshall, Elsie Rieman, Wanda Hayes, Virgie Noggle, Robert Lee Ross, Bob Roark, Tom Neiderkorn, Phillip King, Janice Munn, Carol Longenecker, Delores Neff. Bottom row: Jeanne Smith, Mariorie Snell, Loretta Oldham, Eileen Pence, Mary Lou Sackett, Phyllis Ware, Shirley Wood, Georganne Thoroman, Phyllis Swabb, Elizabeth Sellman, Carol Stauffer. Second row: Wilbur Thwaits, Donald Van Fleet, Joe Winn, Lowell Price, Torn Sanders, Wallace Warren, Don Wagner, Raymond Westfall, Paul Stephan, Carl Stoner, Vern Nealeigh, Joe Toman. Third row: Lois Walters, Mary Weaver, Anne Staley, David Schmalenberger, Dan Schafer, Adrian Sharp, Omar Yoder, Dan Spitler, Charles Schmermund, Juanita Todd, Anita Stocker, Virginia Shreves. 5, lj eq. Mgr This year the members of the class of '47 began their high school career. They really got started with a bang! They nominated their class officers, had ballots printed, and really held a good election. They have been given quite a boost by participating in an orientation program. This program included talks on how to study and on traditions of G. H. S. The public speaking class gave a round table discussion on etiquette and manners. A representative from each club has given a talk about each of the club entrance requirements and activities. The freshmen have also been given talks by the teachers on the particular subiects they teach, to aid the students in planning schedules for the coming years. The proiect the freshmen have been working on this year is a freshman hand- book for the freshmen of next year. This includes a summery of the regulations of the school, a review of some of the traditions of the school, information con- cerning the different outside activities, and a list of members of the faculty. lt will also include plans of the Greenville High School building and Memorial Hall. There are 178 students in the Freshman Class, with 89 members from the country. Tired Trio G. H. S.-Central Ave. View Two quarts, please Curly President Vice President Secretory Treasurer Reporter from Helen Mde Dickey Roberta Wogomon Gloria Shiverdecker Howard Patton Betty Brown Freshman Class Bottom row: Joyce Brandon, Jean Bernholt, Betty Brown, Leona Beisner, Martha Arnett, Phyllis Burk. Uhla D. Brodrick, Velma Bolyard. Second row: Nina Lou Beisner, Virginia Brewer, Mildred Beisner, Patsy Collins, Virginia Brown, Joanna Batten, Betty Bixler. Third row: James Baldschun, James Barnett, Everett Baker, Jack Clark, Richard Brandt, Harold, Alley, Engene Clapp. Fourth row: Edward Christian, Bill Baumgardner, David Bass, Donald Christian, George Bowman, Roy Breckenridge, Bill Beisner. Bottom row: Constance Dotson, Grace Fowble, Glenna Gade, Barbara Eubank, Jean Carle, .loan Fox.Second row: Dorothy Crawford, Sheilla Fansler, Almeda Cole, .Ioan Frankman, Helen Mae Dickey, Ruth Ann Evans. Third row: Shirley Folkerth, Martha Fernsler, Juanita Dunn, Alice Ann Coppess, Mariorie Edger, Mildred Witzwater. Fourth row: Roger Cox, Richard Cox, Paul Gene Coning, Jack Diltz, James Eller, Ralph Fletcher, Richard Gangwer. resfzman Class U ' rf Bottom row: Luella Goubeaux, Barbara Jessup, Jane Hunt, Martha King, Vera Harsh, Evelyn Hapner. Second row: Kathryn Goodrich, Joan Grow, Gloria Huddle, Bertha Hilde- brand,Junita Kiser, Dorothy Helman. Third row: Raymond Jones, Junior Harsh, Neil Ken- nord, Jack Harless, John Hathaway, Carl Korn. Fourth row: James Hershey, Gene Gil- bert, Fred Graves, Richard Goubeaux, Robert Green, Dick Glunt, William Huber, Emerson Hart. Bottom row: Jeannette North, Freda Max, Norma Mikesell, Jean O'Brien, Mable Murphy Corrine Monks, Maxine Null, Ella Mae Marker. Second row: Patricia Mannix, Eugene Oda, Robert Overholser, William Miller, Robert Miller, Chris Liebl, Maxine Miller, Mary Alice Miller. Third row: Kenneth McClure, John Longfellow, Harold Miles, Donald Lehman, Francis Lease, James Lees, Herbert Longfellow, Eugene Nealeigh, Edward Niday. Freshman Class Bottom row: John Seeley, Gene Richards, Richard Schafer, John Root, Gerald Rue, Keith Scheling. Second row: June Prasuhn, Joyce Peifer, Francis Richardson, Vera Schlosser, Carol Shoemaker, Phyllis Riffle. Third row: Carmen Ottman, Bevva Ross, Wanda Prasuhn, Martha Patty, Mary Swabb, Phyllis Swank. Fourth row: William Small, Harold Onkst, Marvin Swank, Howard Patton, Richard Poling, Richard Overholser, Donald Riegle. Bottom row: .lack Seiler, William Westfall, Donald Turner, John Studebaker, Dudley Steinhilber. Second row: Betty Stocksdale, Gloria Shiverdecker, Shirley Yates, Vera Whittaker, Norma Thompson, Ruby Shell, Rosobelle Thompson. Third row: Patty Todd, Sarah Wolt,Roberta Wagaman, Phyllis Wolf, Mary Jean Taylor, Ruby Yoder, Joan Yoder. Fourth row: Bill Voke, Junior Trick, Victor Tryon, Lowell Stark, Jack Zirkle, Bob Wright, Harry Stubbs. kjgmlm, UCZlL'V!'Zll'65 Xrfz Grade Bottom row: Donna Bennett, Phyllis Black, Nancy Boli, Joan Boker, Patricia Adkins, Leona Brandon, Jacqueline Clark, Phyllis Bowman, Ruth Cook. Second row: George Cokin, Don Brumbaugh, Lorna Crawford, Carolyn Brown, Barbara Albright, John Brum- baugh, Robert Delaplane, John Black. Third row: Jack Dickey, John Corwin, Dale Cashman, Jack Corle, Carl Dickey, William Grice, Dick Dowler, James Conon, John Cherry. Bottom row: Betty Leas, Betty Hawes, Patricia Hufnagle, Mariorie Dunn, Janis Haworth, Suzanne Groendyke, Jackie Ford, Betty Fowble. Second row: Betty Fox, Dorothy Fitz- gerald, Robert Forney, Kenneth Hurley, Leroy Kruckeberg, Richard Faulkner, Marcella Fink, Eugene Ford. Third row: William Gray, Richard Fletcher, Bob Floeck, Lewis Garvey, Ted Grote, Harvey Dunlap, Walter Lammers, Richard Tryon. Sf!! Grade Bottom row: Nancy Nealeigh, Delores Roth, Rozilla Miller, Ladean Pickett, Norma Jean Oliver, Dorothy O'Brien, Marilyn Pequignot, Nancy Powell. Second row: John Powell, Oliver Marker, Harvey J. Pierce, Jr., Phyllis Miller, Howard Philippi, Ora Marshall, Bill McCullough. Third row: Harold McConnel, Carl Vantilburg, Bill McKee, Jim Heigle, Charles Rentz, Robert O'Brien, Jr., Patrick O'Brien, Howard Marshall. Bottom row: Kathryn Cackett, Shirley Stebbins, Doris Schmidt, Norma Jean Swank, Barbara Ungericht, Margaret Jane Wright, Joanna Weaver. Second row: Charles Richard- son, Mary Jean Thomas, Marline Spille, Jean Staley, Lenora Marker, June Stoddard, Betty Ward. Third row: Rodman Underwood, Paul Shields, Lyle Morcom, Dick Ungericht, Gerald Wagner, Glen Paul Showalter, Jack Warner. l 7M Grade First row: Lewis Beisner, Mary Ann Caupp, Carolyn Case, Lewis Dunlap, Donna Falknor, Cecil Cain, Lucille Calvert, Joe Baker, Patty Bass, Dick Delaplane. Second row: Betty Lou Anthony, Wilma Etter, Roger Beatty, Jane Cole, Virginia Lee Boyer, Reva Cain, Onda Faye Brock, Jean Cole, Dick Conan, Gary Crumrine. Third row: Betty Dininger, Rosella Erney, Jean Bayman, Robert Case, Bob Ashman, Harry Delk, Harold Burk, Doran Arnett, Harry Clark. I First row: Patricia Kreider, Bertha Grant, Georgiamae Kiser, Donna Knick, Helen Fitz- gerald, Suzanne Smith, Carolyn Jefferis, Jo Ann Fenstermakeri Second row: Dick Harless, Glen Gessler, Norma Lee Glassford, Martha Lee Judy, Virginia Fitzgerald, Ruth Hangen, Duane Allread, Robert Dynes, Eugene Jessup. Third row: Bill Enos, Victor Hauberg, Howard Jones, Stanley Holsapple, Bill Hile, Keith Hiegel, Bob Keller, Jim Heaton. l 7fll Grade l First row: Sussanne Murphy, Evelyn Seman, Geneva Pittman, Ruth Oda, Adelyn Reed, Aline Martin, Jeannine North, Marcella O'Brien, Maxine Marter, Anne Nealeigh. Second row: Dale Rapp, Marvin Pretsman, Leroy Paul, Phyllis Riegle, Joanne Oliver, Mary ou Rolfe, Rita Ottman, Tom O'Brien, Dick Rentz. Third row: Jerome Orrison, Wellman Phelps, James Oliver, Ralph Lutz, Raymond Kiser, Gene Oliver, James Lyoyd, Bob Rentz, Ronald Long. First row: Charmaine Senn, Janis Van Dyke, Alberta Wagner, Sue Ungericht, Ardyce Vannoy. Patty Yates, Dorothy Strong, Gertrude Williamson, Brodtie Thoroman. Second row: Bob Trissell, Jack Riclings, Bill Townsend, Laura Wysong, Sarah Teegarden, Thelma Westfall, David Wideman. Ray Wiebusch. Third row: Walter Swartz, Gerald Smith, Ira Wood, Bob Ward, Eugene Worthen, Wayne Yount, Edward Whitmore, Carl Wise, Arthur Wolf. Q as X Top Row Left-Double Exposure, with Fronces Trick Top Center-Nature Lovers Top Right-Cindy and Prince Middle Row-Memorial Hall Windows Bottom Lett-The Jims of Double Exposure Bottom Right-Cinderella Bull SNO ONNGO SOA VNS an K... i -.I I L J.lV MNhB1 'Mlm' HE CHIEF A TCI ATES N A OUS G.H.S Mia F L .aqua-, Y sf.-v .na-Q ,sum-p 4' os-. 4-r -nuu- 11 The obiectives of the High School Band are os follows: To perform good music artistacal ly, with the standard of the best professional bands as a goal. To develop a repre torie of the best band literature, in order to achieve the goal of a better of band music on the part of the whole student body. To learn and to put the fundamentals of marching band technique. The Band performs at all football and basketball games played at home, series of Sunday afternoon concerts that are well attended and greately Drum Maiors Doris Brandt Tom Lewis, Putty Todd, Mable Murphy Betty Brown OHCASSZSZQ -1 e-M -H -- The basis of all music teaching is Music Appreciation, both for the player and the list- ener. To achieve the goal of good music appreciation one must have a well balanced instrumentation and a repertoire of good literature. The High School Orchestra provides an opportunity for music students to explore the field of instrumental music in all of its aspects, such as various instruments with their uses and materials adaptable for orchestration. The orchestra, besides playing several formal concerts, provides music for all the plays given by the several formal concerts, provides music for all the plays given by the several dramatic groups. Dwight L. 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Lx.X ' Q fs' f-S I iii h wi L wig A g W A' fi Q S x i L X, BL f Z W :gag ass R ' ' ,A . Q ' 3 si- ' A 4 ' . - VX wmxmQQ..Qw.m+ Wgsrms Q X x. .-Mw 'fifN 6 e N in ,gsxg X J' M if 1 lg K Q Q . M. ,. NC. '?. X wacmvw. A N AS. . X -fs S S SS A p ai S XX -- X. ii. , f - J' Nltwss K ,Y Q S 9 5 A x g 4 . ' .ss 4 S S St ' -- X-S A 4. , Q N X - ' 35 ..x. - K . . jk- .. vi S f - if QM if Mk ww' . 9 we ' . k SQA.. NM. z Y ' N . I .L... I . .s is . R ' ' Sf S I gg -. Q ,gig , Ji' X Q faux: are X t .-- H A 5 ,fi 3? x if 8 2 M6004 me ,s so , ,. The Annual Staff is composed of seniors who have believed capable ot publishing a yearbook. The seven editors and their assistants are nominated by the faculty and elected by the senior class. Among other troubles, due mostly to rationing, the members of the Staff had as one of their biggest worries, the problem of making money. But whenever the Staff ran into difficulty, Miss Menke was always on hand to give her help so that this year- book might be the biggest and best yet published. cyocnllms ... .,f....e -J.. -I M. ee... From the Reporters' Club, and editorial staff is chosen to pub- lish the G. H. S. Advocate. This year thirty-six editions of the Advocate and six editions of the Mirror were published by the Reporters' Club. The club also successfully sponsored the forma- tion of a Junior Christmas Seal Club. At the end of the year iournalism G s' are awarded to reporters who have earned 175 column inches of printed material. OFFICERS: Editor Ralph E. Gauvey Assistant Editor Jeannette Keesecker Associate Editors Charlotte Tester Betty Jo Niederkorn Sports Editor Bill Dillon Typists Doris Brandt, Hazel Flory, Betty Overholser Norma Jean Cox, and Bill Garvey Sponsor Mr. Oliver xzczma ics .cs ,.,., ,.. ,,.,,,,,,,,, - s 5 af E ss The Dromcztic Club meets the third Thursdcxy of every school month. At meetings one oct plciys ond rodio skits ore presented, I ond discussions ore held concerning the technique of dromotic production. A one oct ploy Wienies on Wednesday wos given beforelthe student body ond repeated tor the Rotory Club. The Dromcitic Club also took port in ca Christmas worship service. OFFICERS: President Don Kemble Vice President Ralph Gauvey Secretary-Treasurer Bob Roll Reporter Helen Phelps Sponsor Miss Newport l ll' W' j A-Fd' , All 7 fill' if Vg ij. 4,hd' il Greenville High School has had a successful year as far as dramcitic activities are concerned. Early in the fall came Double Exposure, the annual play directed by Miss Alexander. In March the schools of Greenville presented the famous Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, directed by Miss Newport. The Junior play came next with The Doctor Has a Daughter, which was given under the direction of Miss Boyer. Tons of Fun, presented by the Music Department and directed by Miss Hill and Mr. Brown included skits as well as music. And lasthof all came the Senior play Best Foot Forward, which Miss Newport directed. ' Top row, left-Double Exposure: Potty, McGowan, Gouvey, Kester, Tester, Turner. Top row, center-Andrew Sisters, Mong, Dillon, Brown. Top row, right-Smilin' Thro': Bottom row, left-Smilin' Thro': Loretto Blanchard. Bottom row, center-Double Exposure: Shiver- decker, McGowan. Bottom row. right-Double Exposure. Cust. Middle Inset-Double Ex- posure: Gouvey, Turner, Kester. GTZZS The Spanish Club is the oldest club in the high school, having been organized in 1918. Anyone taking second year Spanish, or more ad- vanced Spanish, is entitled to membership in this club. The Spanish Club conducted its annual proiect of collecting sales tax stamps to finance the club. The club sent snapshots of campus scenes to former members who are in the armed forces. The club has also been working on a project of securing the names of students in Spanish- American countries who wish to correspond with students in Greenville High School. OFFICERS: President Luther Judy Vice President Sterling Stentzel Secretary Jim Neuleigh Treasurer Mqry Dickey Reporter .lack Martin Sponsor Mr. Ottmun alma and Flo a The Fauna and Flora Society is the nature club of the high school. lt is seven years old, having been founded in the school year of 1936-37. Its purpose is to stimulate interest in the out-of-doors and to promote projects which have to do with nature. Such projects as planting trees, labeling trees on the campus, and giving Arbor Day programs are among the Fauna and Flora Society's activities. It is composed of twenty members. These members are elected in the fall by the members of the preceding yar. All pupils who have had biliogy or who are taking biology are eligible to make application for membership. OFFICERS: President Russell Morcom Vice President Tom Lewis Secretory and Treasurer Phyllis Forney Sponsor Miss Deeter Z1 OFFICERS: President, Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor Zim 77?c92S James Miller Herbert Rudy Wayne Landis Bob Anthony Bill Rhoades Mr. Kludy The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of farm boys studying vocational agriculture in high school. It has a membership of fifty-four boys this year. lts purpose is to create a greater interest in farm work. The club helped in the construction of new baskets and a score board for the gymnasium. lt held night meetings every two weeks and had guest! speakers to speak to the farmers at these meetings. The group also held several parties in the gymnasium. Q73 Ztwzc mama ms The Future Homemakers' Club is ci national organization, the first chapter being organized in G. H. S. in 1940. This club helps promote improve- ment in the home and tomily life and inspires each girl to become more interested in herself and her environment. The pledge of each member is repeated at every meeting. VVe are home economics sisters, striving to be better homemakers, both today and tomorrow. We carry out the purpose of the Future Home- makers' Association, and we serve the association, the home, and the school to the tull extent of our ability. OFFICERS: President Annu Lee Landers Vice President Janet Ashman Secretary Donna Poling Treasurer Phyllis De Weese Sponsor Miss Weber 5015 The purpose of the ushers of G. H. S. is to show people to their reserved seats at such public performances as plays, booster-day programs, con- certs, and other functions held in Memorial Hall. The first usher group was formed in 19.12 and consisted of boys. Since that time, however, girls have been given the honor of serving the school in this way. The group of ushers is made up of the thirteen girls having the highest scholastic standing in their class at the end of their first three years of high school work. These girls begin their work as ushers by serving at Baccalaureate and Commencement at the end of their iunior year. They continue during their senior year until the new iuniors replace them. Zancfsfzz' This year the International Friendship Club has spent most of its time writing to foreign countries to promote better relations. A few of the countries that we have contacted are England, Spain, Australia, New Zealand, Cuba, Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico. This year the club has collected tax stamps to provide a globe for the club's use. OFFICERS: President. Rose Mary Snider Vice President Beverly Rack Secretary-Treasurer Lucille Delk Sponsor Miss Hathaway OFFICERS: President Tom Lewis Vice-President James Warner Secretary Joe Barry ' Treasurer Dick Rentz i Sponsor Mr. Detling The pur ose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school nd community high standards of Christian character. The Greenville Hi-Y is affiliated with the State and National Hi-Y Associa- tions. During the year prominent citizens spoke at the meetings. A The Girl Reserves, the high school branch of the Y. W. C. A., is one of Greenville High's foremost service clubs. Under the leadership of the sponsor, Miss Etter, and a cabinet composed of eight girls, the club has taken part in many activities throughout the school year. There was the usual candle light initiation service at the beginning of the year, with a party following in the gym. Then came the G. R. dance after the Sidney football game, the sale of war stamp corsages in December, and caroling at Christmas time. The girl Reserves also aided a needy family at Christmas. To start the New Year, the club sponsored an after Christmas exchange. On March 17, they ioined with the Hi-Y in a box social, with a St, Patrick's Day Carnival later in the evening. ln late spring there was the Paper Doll Prom, and to cap the year of activities came the annual Girl Reserve Tea and Installation of officers. Another of the yearly proiects of the club is to finance the expenses of representatives to the Girl Reserve summer conference at Camp Wildwood. Z QESUNLZX6 .,, FIRST ROW: Dick Rentz, Marilee Kester, Mariorie Woodbury, Mary Louise Lindemuth, Helen Harris, Janet Horn, Bill Hole, Tom Lewis. SECOND ROW: Lester Phillips, Betty Jo Neiderkorn, Patty Wetzel, Betty Patty, Pat Hathaway, Mariorie Re- plogle, Jim McGowan, Philip Brumbaugh, THIRD ROW: Jim Warner, Cy Brown, Helen Halladay, Jeannette Keesecker, Charlotte Tester, Nannette Sundridge, Paul Garrison, Jim Holzapfel, Jim Nealeigh. lflczlizonal Phnom cctlsli UYQCTZCUIU fcCl777GZLL'C5 FIRST ROW: True Flommersfeld, Jim McGowan, John Mong, Jim Warner, Dick Turner, Bob Goeke, J. E. Eliker, Dick Rentz. SECOND ROW: Bill Hole, Francis Trick, Dittie Jo Mayer, Mariorie Winchell, Betty Dwyer, Pat Hathaway, Rose Mary Snider, Olive Besecker, Pat Wetzel, Marilee Kester, Mariorie Replogle, Charlotte Tester. THIRD ROW: Bill Wills, Dick Baird, Jane Ann Booth, Besty Baker, David Hinders, Phyllis Bashore, Betty Jo Neiderkorn, Helen Phelps. THERE IS NO RATIONING OF SPORTS rf' Xiflff-iffy X fri? H . W 3 X f -T: N -- r ' ---T x ,. --Q X F KW C9 X THE CHIEF BOOSTS ALL HIGH SCHOOL CZZAZJQQS ffl, ZCQJ.-A P 4 ..44 ..-- This year's corps of cheerleaders was one of the best groups in the Miami Valley League. Members were coach- ed at the beginning of the year by Bob Sink, guest cheer- leaders, and by Miss Molitor, their sponsor. Their tumbling and gymnastics made them stand out among the other cheerleaders. The same group will be back next year with the addition of the iunior high cheerleaders. The football team this year, under the influence and su- pervision of Coach Swope, turned in a seasonal record of three wins, one tie, and tive losses. The best game of the season was played against Troy when Greenville came from behind to tie a good Troy football team six to six. The team used a single wing formation with an unbalanced line to the right. Almost all the yardage throughout the season was gained by hard work and sweat through the line. Since many of the varsity players will be retained, we should have an exceptionally good .team next year. K If i ax FM .if .si S X5-lp X six 3' arf- ., 133 if S KK .L F. - me . ,Z Q Q I :.,i3f . L, T ,k .. Q X . 1 A g x .i, . Xwx , ' -- - Q I R Q K gs . -- .K 5. , QQ fs, - . Q :Q , x N Q A. NR vi ' . 'RIA ' Q E 'Iwi-5 S. . .y . . . - ., . ' ' ... A x - Q. . , ' - + 4 ' - ' f. ,J ' M- + . wg: . gi- j ' .E -- K E ' A . 1 i Q K '?'u 1- X .. , SX -,hfof-Q ,Q ii. x .S ,i Q. .- Qi' -is xx .N . , x. 5 x - N -' 5 X , , k 4 Q - f X Q kgw. k - . . .. 'Q . im-N . - '- - , ' ' . . L . Sf 1' 'T 'fx .0 S H -F A F- ' x .m....,,..,M......y- A . . - -,-.- - f . 1 A. AHS? , L QS E - ' '5'.,: MQ 1 -' - -X ' ' - if S' . X.. A -L . 1' - ' . S Q 5 ' V... - 'N - . K 7' 5-,gf . ,a+ 1. gi ff'-,Args ig fn - - K I . Q . - . X f .h-- f-1' --S ai Q Q- ?fSXir vw ,-S.. 'Sw . - i .. --Y - , . f - Q ' 5. - NFS -S X Exe'-XAKI .- Q-1 . N is -K 2 2 'ka - .--mf . . I . - egg- -- - Q . X i. ' 1- Hkkfwv--f-,1.-fw.-.f- . 55 . - - .f is L Q 'Q -7' J Q L - x f .v ..'- - k - k ' .X-J f - '- N M k i - - A ' - 'S' .- w W - it-62 Qi -kg. - ' X -A 'ff?f?fq'5x?Q1,5 5Qx fX.3E.'gfx N- H F QT -K2 ..1 T-T -'ki X 'fi . -- 9 X WA 5- xg,r.i531-4-rggbgagi-,,.,fH, ---mis-,-.,e: f 1 -f?m'Ki -. N if T .S fx- 4 fi W ff, iiS,'.4'i4?'1:- YN, ....f'. .-f 5.4 Q,-.,-.., 1 ,W-L. ,f, A I .,-f, 5' .1 . wr- '- K - -- I xx-A . -X Fgw W M . 1. -g,Tf'wg,:,g1, -- gn... '-- K - H ,. g - 1.5.3 ' x Q- L., fx :Q '- 4- .fY'f'f..1'via5,.4 , , . A . - , X .X A kan XV WA., . 53, 611155251 czsfcllfaff BOTTOM ROW-Left to John Pequignot Jim Holzupfel Bill Dillon True Flommersfeld Bill Hole TOP ROW-Left to Joe Barry Cy Brown Russel Morcum Dick Seiler Bill Buchy Bill Fletcher right right TOP INSET Jim Holzapfel No. 15 True Flommersfeld No. 10 BOTTOM INSET Bill Hole No. 4 Raymond Svvope-Couch Under Coach Swape, Greenville won the honor of being Miami Valley League co-champions in basketball. This 1 distinction was achieved by hard playing, teamwork, and cooperation. This year's team is the first to win the cham December December December December December January January January January January January February February February February February 4 10 l1 17 18 1 7 14 21 28 29 4 11 18 19 25 St. Marys 26 Van Wert 33 Union City 28 Springfield 22 Ansonia 1 1 Dayton Stivers 48 Troy 36 Piqua 23 Urbana 14 Sidney 30 Coldwater 17 Miamisburg 19 Xenia 27 Fairmont 33 Versailles 24 Eaton 31 Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville 38 36 35 30 37 32 35 35 40 39 30 31 42 50 30 35 Q.. TOP INSET Bill Dillon No. 5 John Pequignot No. 8 BOTTOM INSET Ed Stoltz--Coach Charles Schrnermund-Manager 6502 V6 pionship since l932. While winning the League, Greenville also ran the seasonal record to I6 victories and 2 de aslalll Z! BOTTOM ROW--Left to right Bob Green Bob Hathaway Blaine Clark Dave Schmallenberger Ralph Bedsecker Don Spitler TOP ROW-Left lo right Harvey Pierce--Manager Don Wagner Raymond Westfall Lowell Stark Bob Wright Jim Warner I December December December December December January January January January January January February February February February February feats. This is the first team in I4 years which has won 16 games in a current scheduled season. St. Marys Van Wert Union City Ansonia Franklin Dayton Stivers Troy Piqua Seniors Sidney Coldwater Miamisburg Xenia Fairmont Versailles Eaton Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville misf- fixxovvw A ks BAQR Y' GUARD Bn own . FORWAR D VLOVN GO' SWT NK 9295? ELO , 60590 MORCOM , CENTER WY I' in Q , 1 'E FLETCHER, GDARD N xi? 000,534 'LL br QM: cg2 V 7721? eucnv , sumo 2413 fblyfflggroqmq NSC O DQS 1? COACH swore' MML. CHAMPS BOTTOM ROW-Left to right: Joe Garrison, Jim Driscoll, .luck Zirkle John Buumgardner, Jack Diltz, Bob Green, Eddie Kran. TOP ROW: Sierl ing Sienizel, Dove Hinders, Dwight Salzman-Coach, Adrian Sharp Bruce Oliver, Paul Garrison. U55 OLL72 If The track Teams of G. H. S. have been superior for Three years in a royv. They won the Miami Valley League Cham- pionship in '41, '42, and '-43. They were second in the Dis- Trici Meet ai Springfield in '42, and '43, The Track and baseball schedules are noi given because the year book went to press before they were complefed. I 1 1 J BOTTOM ROW-Left to right: Bruce Oliver, Jack Diltz, Sterling Stentzel, Herb Rudy, Louis Bolen, Bob Lakin, Robert Grim. TOP ROW: Dick Baird, Dean Young, Adrian Sharp, Paul Garrison, Dwight Salzman- Coach, Jim Holzapfel, Phil Brumbaugh, Bob Wright. XNLCZC BOTTOM ROW-Left to right: Bill Fletcher, Ralph Bedsecker, Bill Hole, Joe Barry, Bill Curtner, True Flommersfeld, Bob Green. TOP ROW: Dick Nicholas-Manager, Paul Stephan, Don Spitler, John Pequignot, Bill Dillon, Bill Buchy, Bob Wright, Clyde Corle-Coach. al S 5 CZCZ The Girls' AThleTic Association is one of The lorgesT and mosT acTive clubs in G. H. S. The members and The sponsor enioyed a successful year as They Took parf in such events as a Thanksgiving Formal, a ValenTine's Day dance, The dedication To The school of an American flag bought by club members, a posTure conTesT, and a paper drive To help The war efforT. A The G. A. A. had charge of concession sTands aT some of The foofball games To make money. Awards in The form of numerals, G's, and loving cups were given Twice during The year. 4075 The Athletic Board of Control is composed of the coaches, the iunior and senior boy representatives, the senior girl representative, who acts as secretary, the faculty manager, and the principal of the high school. The Board governs the athletic policies of the school. lt decides the prices of the athletic contests, chooses the boys who earn athletic awards, and does the purchasing of uniforms. The G Association is an honorary organization composed of the boys who have earned their athletic awards during their high school careers. This year we had our annual banquet. Both the old and the new G members are in- vited. The banquet is paid for by money earned at the refreshment stand dur- ing tootball games. ' -Gnu J ans! ARNETT, WILLARD g anioz CZCZLllIfl'll'E,3 BOYS IN SERVICE BATTEN, ALBERTA See page I6 Upper Left Corner. . . ......... . . .. Upper Row Center . . . Upper Right Corner ..... Second Row-Left ..... Second Row-Right .... Third Row-Left ..... Third Row-Center. . . Third Row-Right .... Fourth Row-Left ..... Fourth Row-Center ..... Fourth Row-Right .... ANTHONY, BETTY MAE Future Homemakers of America 2-4. ANTHONY, HAZEL . . . .C. D. Shaw . . . .Fred Ditmer ...Kenneth Bailey . . . .Alva Baker . . . .Jim McGlinch . . . Robert Jefferies Bobby Dick Vanatta . . . . . . .Bill Helman . . . . . . . .Bill Altick Gerald Blumenstock . . . . . . Paul Garrett Chorus 2-4, Reporters' Club 3-4, Assistant Editor, Fauna and Flora 4, Miami Scholarship Teams 2-3, English X, English XI. Future Farmers of America I-3, Noon hour Basketball 2,4, Noon hour Volleyball 2. ARNOLD LOWELI. Future Farmers of America I-2, Noon hour Volleyball I-2. ATEN, BETTY Chorus I-4, Future Homemakers of America 2-4. BAKER, JEAN Chorus I-3, G.A.A. I-3, Freshman Representative, Sopho- more Representative, Numerals I, G 3, Cup 3, Girl Reserve I-2, Dramatic Club I-3, Interclass Basketball 'I-3, Captain I, Intramural Basketball I-3, Spanish Club 2-3, Secretary 2, Cheer Club I-2, Bowling League I, Miami Scholarship Teams, English IX I, Spanish I. BALLINGER, RACHEL Rae A Cappella 2-4, Chorus I-4, Band I-4, G.A.A. I-4, Secre- tary 4, Dramatic Club 3, Reporters' Club 2-4, Prompter for Annual Play 3, Interclass Basketball 4, Intramural Basket- ball 3-4, Spanish Club 2, Annual Staff, Activities Editor, 4, Civil Air Patrol Cadet 3, Buckle Down 3, Stamp and Bond Salesgirl 4. BARRY, JOSEPH JOE Dramatic Club 3, Honorary Dramatic Club 3, 4, Re- porters' Club 4, Plane Crazy 3, Ever Since Eve 3, Class Officer, President I, Vice-President 2, Interclass Basketball I, Spanish Club 2-3, Vice-President 2, Hi-Y 2-4, Secretary 4, Cross Country 2, Basketball 2-4, Baseball I-4, Cheer Club 2-3, Vice-president 2, President 3, Annual Staff 4, Business Manager, Interclass Volleyball I-3. BASHORE, PHYLLIS Phil Chorus I, G.A.A. I-4, Girl Reserve I, 2, Dramatic Club 3, Honorary Dramatics 3, Reporters' Club I-4, Annual Play 3, Interclass Basketball I-4, Intramural Basketball I, 3-4, Interclass Volleyball I-4, Spanish Club 2, Cheer Club 2, Civil Air Patrol Cadet 3, Bowling League 2. Chorus l-4, G.A.A. I-2, Spanish Club 4. BERN ER, PATTY ' Chorus 2-4, Shorthand Certificate, 60 words. BLACK, JANICE Future Homemakers of America BOLINGER, RUTHANNA Chorus I-4, G.A.A. 'I-3, Girl Reserve I-3, Spanish Club 2. BRAND, WILMA BRANDT, DORIS G.A.A. 2-4, Annual Staff 4, Typist, Shorthand Certificate, 60 words, Future Homemakers of America 2-3, President 3, Drum Maiorette 2-4, Typist for G.H.S. Advocate. BROWN CYRUS LADLEY CY A Cappella I-4, Contest 2, Chorus I-2, Contest 2, Band I-4, Contest 2, Orchestra 2-4, Dramatic Club 3, Class of- ficer, President I, Interclass Basketball I-2, Spanish Club 2-4, Fauna and Flora 4, Cross Country 2-4, Basketball 3-4, Annual Staff, Editor in Chief 4, Civil Air Patrol Cadet 3-4, Interclass Volleyball 2-4, Tennis Team, M.V.L. Cham- pion, Doubles, 3, Buckle Down 3, Fit Orchestra I-4, State Trombone Solo Contest, Superior Rating 2, National Honor Society 4. BROWN, MARJORIE Marge A Cappella 4, Chorus I-4, G.A.A. I-4, Numerals 4, Girl Reserve I-2, Dramatic Club 3, Reporters' Club 'I-4, G 4, Class officer, Reporter 2, Spanish Club 2, Cheer Club 2, Reporter 2, Bowling League 2, Cheer Leader I-2, G 2, Intramural Basketball 2-4, Interclass Basketball I-4, Buckle Down 3. BURKE, DALE CALVERT, CARL Spanish Club 2-4. C LOPP, MARY Shorthand Certificate 60 words, 3, 80 word, 4. COX, NORMA JEAN Chorus I-2, G.A.A. 4, Girl Reserve I, Advocate Typist 4, Cheer Club 2, Future Homemakers of America I-3, Sec- retary 3, Interclass Basketball 4. CURTER, BILL Interclass Basketball I-2, Intramural Basketball 2-3, Future Farmers of America I-3, Interclass Volley I-3, Baseball 3-4. DICKEY, MARY ELIZABETH Band I-4, Contest 2, Orchestra 2, Girl Reserve 3, 4, Span- ish Club 4, Treasurer 4, Future Homemakers of America 3. DILLON, BILL Haircut ' Reporter's Club 4, Sports Editor 4, Annual Staff, Assistant Sports' Editor 4, G Association 3-4, Publicity Reporter 4, Cheer Club 2-3, Varsity Basketball I-4, Captain 4, Spanish Club 2-4, A Cappella 2-4, Chorus I-4, Interclass Volley 'I-4, Captain 2-3, Baseball I-4, Class officer, Reporter 4, In- terclass Basketball, Coach 2, Chairman Music Committee For Jr. Sr. 3, Buckle Down 3. FAU LKN ER, CHARLOTTE Chorus I-4, G.A.A. I-4, Freshman Representative, Vice- president 4, Numerals 2, G 3, Cup 4, Rirl Reserve I-3, Dramatic Club 2-3, Reporters' Club 4, Interclass Basketball i-4, Captain I-4, Intramural Basketball 'I-4, Captain 4, Cheer Club 2-3, Bowling League 2, Buckle Down 3. anim CZcZLzQ1fz'Zi'es ILOMMERSFELD, TRUE Flommie A Cappella 4, Chorus I-4, Ever Since Eve 3, Spanish Club 2-3, Cross Country 2, Football I-3, Basketball I-4, G's 3-4, Baseball I-4, Track I-2, lnterclass Volleyball I-3, G Association 4, Buckle Down 3. FLORY, HAZEL RUTH G.A.A. 4, lnterclass Basketball 4, Intramural Basketball 4, Shorthand Certificates 60, 80 words 3, IOO, l2O words 4, lnterclass Volley ball 4, Future Homemakers of America I, Typist for G.H.S. Advocate and G.H.S. Mirror 4. FOLKERTH, GERALD Intramural Basketball 2-4, Future Farmers of America 2, Volleyball 3. FORNEY, PHYLLIS Phil A Cappella Choir 4, Chorus I-4, G.A.A. I-4, Numerals 2, Girl Reserve I-3, Fauna and Flora 3-4, Secretary and Treasurer 4, Cheer Club 2-3, lnterclass Basketball I-2, 4, Intramural Basketball I-2, 4. FOX, CHARLYNE Shorty A Cappella 4, Chorus I-4, G.A.A. l-4, Numerals 4, G 4, Girl Reserve I-4, Dramatic Club, lnterclass Basketball I-3, Cheer Club 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Bowling League 2, Buckle Down 3. ' GARRETT, PAUL Tarlan Ansania I-2, Cross Country 3, Spanish Club 3-4, Band 3, Orchestra 3. GARRISON, PAUL Reporters' Club 3, lnterclass Basketball 2-4, Intramural Basketball 4, Spanish Club 2-4, Cross Country 2-4, G 3-4, Track 3-4, G 3-4, Annual Staff, Art Editor 4, Civil Air Patrol Cadet 3-4, G Association 3-4, Vice-Pres- ident 4, Art Club I-3, Buckle Down 3, National Honor Society, 4. GARVEY, WILLIAM E. Bill Chorus I-3, Dramatic Club 3-4, Spanish Club I-3, Shorthand Certificates 60, BO, IOO words, Typist for G.H.S. Advocate and G.H.S. Mirror. GAUVEY, RALPH Chaminade High School I-2, Dramatic Club 3-4, Honor- ary Dramatics 3-4, Reporters' Club 3-4, G 3-4, Double Exposure 4, Ever Since Eve, Class Officer, President 4, Hi-Y 3-4, International Friendship Club 3, Cheer Club 3, Civil Air Patrol Cadet 3, Editor G.H.S. Advocate 4. GOEKE, ROBERT Bob Honorary Dramatics Club 2-4, Ever Since Eve 3, Inter- class Basketball 3-4, Spanish Club 2-4, Track 3-4, Civil Air Patrol Cadet 3-4, Tennis Team 3-4, Buckle Down 3. GOOD, WESLEY lnterclass Basketball 3-4, Spanish Club 2-4, Band I, Track 4. GRIM, ROBERT Bob lnterclass Basketball I-4, Intramural Basketball 2-4, Future Farmers of America I-3, Track 3-4, G 3, lnterclass Volleyball I-3, G Association 3-4. HALLADAY, HELEN ' Orchestra I, Band 4, Usher 4, Future Homemakers of America 2, Miami Scholarship Team, Algebra I, I, Plone Geometry 2, Latin 3, Chemistry 3, National Honor Society 4. HALLADAY, ROBERT Bob Band I-4, Contest 2, Fauna and Flora 4, Future Farmers Of America 2, lnterclass Volleyball I-2, Miami Scholarship Team, Chemistry 3. HARSH, MARLENE HARRIS, HELEN ' Miami Beach Senior High School I-2, Usher 4, Girl Reserve 4, National Honor Society 4. HINDERS, DAVID Dave lnterclass Volleyball 3, Cheer Club 2-3, Track 3-4, Cross Country 3-4, Spanish Club 2-4, Intramural Basketball 4, Ever Since Eve 3. JUDY, LUTHER Senor Buckle Down 3, Spanish Club 2-4, President 4, Civil Air Fatrol Cadet 3-4. KEESECKER, JEANNETTE Jet A Cappella 4, Chorus I-4, Band 2-4, Contest 2, G.A.A. I-4, National Honor Society Numerals 4, Girl Reserve I-4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Dramatic Club 3, Reporter's Club I-4, G 3, Assistant Editor of G.H.S. Advocate 4, Usher 4, lnterclass Basketball 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, An- nual Staff, Assistant Editor 4, Bowling League 2, Buckle Down 3, National Honor Society 4. KENNARD, EILEEN G.A.A. I-4, Girl Reserve I-4, lnterclass Basketball I-3, Intramural Basketball I-3, Cheer Club 2-3, Annual Staff, Assistant Art Editor, 4, Art Club 2, Buckle Down 3. KESTER, MARILEE MariIy A Cappella 2-4, Contest 2, Chorus I-4, Orchestra l-4, G.A.A. I-4, Girl Reserve I-4, Vice-president 3, President 4, Dramatic Club 3, Honorary Dramatic Club 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Plane Crazy 3, Double Exposure 4, Ever Since Eve 3, Usher 4, Class officer, Secretary 3, lnterclass Basketball I-2, 4, Intramural Basketball I-2, 4, Annual Staff Assistant Business Manager 4, Civil Air Patrol Cadet 3, Miami Scholarship Team, English X I, Buckle Down 3, General Chairman for Jr. Sr. 3. LANDERS, ANNA LEE Chorus I-2, Girl Reserve I, Spanish Club 4, Future Home- makers of America 3-4, President 4. LEPHART, WI LMA Chorus I-4, Bond 3-4, lnterclass Basketball 3-4, Intra- mural Basketball 3-4, Spanish Club 2-3, Shorthand Cer- tificates, 60, 80 words. LEWIS, TOM Hi-Y 2-4, President 4, Fauna and Flora 3-4, Vice-president 4, G Association 3-4, Treasurer 4, Drum Maior 4, Spanish Club I-3, Football Manager I-4, Basketball Manager 3, Intramural Basketball 4, National Honor Society 3-4, Buckle Down 3, Football Manager's G 3, Annual Staff, Sports Editor 4. LINDEMUTH, DELORES MAE Lindy A Cappella 4, Chorus 2-4, Fauna and Flora 4, Shorthand Certificates, 60, 80 words, Chairman Refreshment Committee for Jr. Sr. 3. ' MANNIX, PATRICIA Pat A Cappella 4, Chorus I-4, G.A.A. I-4, Girl Reserve I-4, Dramatic Club 3, Reporter's Club 4, lnterclass Basketball 4, Intramural 4, Cheer Club 2-3, Buckle Down 3. anim, CZc:ZlLtfz'Zl'aS MARTIN, VELMA lnternational Friendship Club 3, Chorus 3-4. MCGOWAN, JAMES Jim A Cappella 2-3, Chorus I-2, Dramatic Club I-3, Honorary Dramatics 2-3, Reporter's Club I-3, G 2, Plane Crazy 2, Double Exposure 3, Miami Scholarship Team, General Science I, Buckle Down 3, Hi-Y 2-3, Football Manager I-2, National Honor Society 4. MILLER, NAOMI lnterclass Basketball 2-4, Intramural Basketball 2-4, lnter- class Volleyball 3-4, Future Homemakers of America I-3. MILLER, ROBERT Bob Stage Crew I-3, Spanish Club 2-4. MILLS, ZELDA JEAN Bradford I, A Cappella 4, Chorus 2-4, G.A.A. 2-4, lnter- class Basketball 2-4, Intramural Basketball 2-4, Art Club 2, Secretary 2. MONG, JOHN RICHARD A Cappella 2-4, Orchestra 2-3, Chorus I-3, Dramatic Club 3-4, Hi-Y 2-4, Reporters' Club 3, Honorary Dramatics 3-4, Ever Since Eve 3, Buckle Down 3, Good News I, Football I-2, Civil Air Patrol Cadet 3-4, Pit Orchestra 3. MORCOM, RUSSELL Rusty A Cappella 2-4, Chorus I-4, Reporters' Club 4, Sports Editor 4, Class Officer, vice president 4, lnterclass Basketball I-2, Captain 2, Hi-Y 3-4, Fauna and Flora 2-4, President 4, Cross Country 2, Football 3-4, G 4, Basketball 3-4, G 4, Cheer Club 2, lnterclass Volleyball I-3, G Association 4, Buckle Down 3. NEALEIGH, JIM Class officer, Reporter I, Treasurer 2, Treasurer 4, Span- ish Club 2-4, Secretary 4, Miami Scholarship Teams, World History 2, Bookkeeping 3, American History 4, National Honor Society. NEALEIGH, MADONNA Future Homemakers of America 3, Shorthand Certificates 60, 80 words, Miami Scholarship Teams, Algebra I, Bi- ology 2, Usher 4. NEIDERKORN, BETTY JO B.J. A Cappella 2-4, Contest 2, Chorus I-4, G.A.A. I-4, Fresh- man representative, President 4, Girl Reserve I-4, Dramatic Club 3, Honorary Dramatic I-4, Reporters' Club 4, As- sistant and Associate Editor, Young April I-3, Plane Crazy I--3, Jr. Class Play Ever Since Eve , Class of- ficer, Treasurer 3, lnterclass Basketball 3-4, lntermural Basketball 3.4, Civil Air Patrol Cadets 3-4, Bowling League 2, Buckle Down 3, Athletic Board of Control, secretary, 4, National Honor Society 4. NEITZEIT, JACK J. I lnterclass Basketball 3-4, lntermural Basketball 4, lnter- class Valley ball 3. NIXON, WILLIAM JUNIOR Bill Hi-Y '2-4, Spanish Club 2-4, Treasurer 2, Honorary Dramat- ics 3-4, G Association 3-4, Junior Class Play 3, Miami Scholarship Team I, General Science, Football I-4, G 3-4, Track 4, lnterclass Basketball 2-4, Intermural Volley- ball I-4, Intramural Basketball 2-4, lnterclass Volleyball. 3-4. OLDHAM, JEAN MARLENE Shorthand Certificate 60, 80 words, Future Homemakers of America 2-3. OVERHOLSER, BETTY G.A.A. 4, Future Homemakers of America 2-3, Typist for Advocate 4. PATTY, MARGARET Betty A Cappella Choir 4, Girls Chorus I-4, Band I-2, Contest 2, G.A.A. l-4, numerals 2, G 4, Girl Reserve I-4, Dramatic Club 2-3, Honorary Dramatic Club 3-4, Reporters' Club 2-4, G 4, Double Exposure 4, Ever Since Eve 3, Usher 4, lnterclass Basketball I-2. 4, Bowling League 2, Buckle Down 3, National Honor Society 4. PENCE, BETTY Future Homemakers of America 4, lnterclass Basketball 3. PHELPS, HELEN PheIpsie Dramatic Club I-4, Reporter 4, Reporters' Club I-4, Band 2-4, Contest 2, Orchestra 2-3, Chorus I-4, A Cappella Choir 4, Spanish Club 2-3, G.A.A. I-4, Girl Reserve I-4, Inter- class Basketball l-4, Intramural Basketball I-4, Honorary Dramatic Club 3-4, Plane Crazy 3, Cheer Club 2, Civil Air Patrol Cadets 4, Buckle Down 3. PHILLIPS, LESTER Palestine I-2, Miami Scholarship Team, Geometry 3, Chem- istry 3, National Honor Society 4. REAM, NANCY A Nanc G.A.A. I-4, Girl Reserves I-4, Social chairman 3, vice president 4, Fauna-and Flora 4, Civil Air Patrol Cadets 3-4, Cheer Club 2-3, Stamp and Bond Sales girl 3-4, Chorus I, Dramatic Club 2, Art Club 2. REDMAN, DOROTHY Girl Reserve I-2, Girls Chorus l-2, Spanish Club 2-4, Usher 4. REDMAN, NORMAN Band I-2, lnterclass Basketball I,4, Intramural Basketball I-4, Future Farmers of America I-2, State Judging Contest, lnterclass Volleyball I-3. RENTZ, RICHARD Dick A Cappella 2-4, contest 2, Boys Chorus I-4, contest 2, Re- porters' Club 4, Art Editor 4, Ever Since Eve 3, Hi-Y 2-4, Treasurer 4, Miami Scholarship Team, World History 2, American History 3, English 3, Art Club 2, Good News I, Buckle Down 3, Honorary Dramatic Club, National Honor Society 4. REPLOGLE, MARJORIE Reppie A Cappella 4, Girls Chorus I-4, G.A.A. I-4, Cabinet 4, Girl Reserves I-4, Dramatic Club I-2, Honorary Dramatic Club, Double Exposure 4, lnterclass Basketball 'l-4, Intra- mural Basketball I-4, Spanish Club 2, Cheer Club 2-3, Annual Staff, Class Editor 4, Shorthand Certificates 60, 80 words, Buckle Down 3, National Honor Society 4. RHOADES, WILLIAM BilI Bond 3, lnterclass Basketball I-4, Intramural Basketball I-4, Future Farmers of America I-4, Reporter 4, Football 3-4,' G 4, Basketball 3, G Association 4, lnterclass Volleyball 2-3. RHOADES, ALMALEA I enioz CZCllllIfl'll'CS l ROOT, RUTH Girls Chorus I-2, Girl Reserves I-3, G.A.A. I-3, Intramural Basketball I-2, 4, Spanish Club 2, International Friendship Club 2, Civil Air Patrol Cadets 3-4. SANDRIDGE, NANNETTE Nan A Cappella Choir 3-4, Girls Chorus I-4, Orchestra I-4, Girl Reserve 2-4, Usher 4, Fauna and Flora 4, Annual Staff, Assistant Class Editor 4, Civil Air Patrol Cadet 3-4, Miami Scholarship teams, General Science I, English 2, English 3, Buckle Down 3, Stamp and Bond Sales girl 3-4, National Honor Society. SEILER, RICHARD Dick A Cappella I-4, contest 2, Boys Chorus I-4, Band I-4, contest 2, Orchestra 3, Dramatic Club 3, Senior Class Sec- retary 4, lnterclass Basketball, coach 3, Spanish Club 2-3, Football l-4, G 3-4, Captain 4, Basketball I-4, Civil Air Patrol Cadet 3, lnterclass Volleyball I-2, G Association 3-4, President 4, Good News I, Buckle Down 3, Ath- letic Board of Control Member 4. SEWARD, HARRY Newark High I-2, Intramural Volleyball 3-4, Country Boys Basketball 3-4, lnterclass Basketball 3-4, Future Farmers of America 4. SHEPHERD, JUNE Chorus I-3, G.A.A. I-4, Girl Reserve I-3, Dramatic Club 3, Reporters' Club I-3, Class officer, Secretary I-2, lnterclass I Basketball I-4, Intramural Basketball 2-4, Spanish Club I I-2, Cheer Club 2. SHIVERDECKER, PHYLLIS Shivie I A Cappella 3-4, Chorus I-4, Band I-3, contest 2, G.A.A. I l-4, Girl Reserve I-4, Dramatic Club 2-3, Honorary Dra- 'V matic Club 2-4, Reporters' Club I-4, Young April 2, Plane Crazy 3, Double Exposure 4, Ever Since Eve 3, Usher 4, lnterclass Basketball I-3, lntermural Basketball I-4, Spanish Club 2, Bowling League 3, Shorthand Certif- icates 60, 80 words, Buckle Down 3. SHURTE, JUNE I G.A.A. I-2, lnterclass Basketball 4, Intramural Basketball 4, Shorthand Certificates 60, 80, I00 words. I SUCK, DOROTHY Dot I Orchestra I-4. I stenrzez, srenuno I Spanish Club 3-4, Vice President 4, Cross Country 2-4, . G 3-4, Track 2-4, G Association 3-4, lnterclass Basket- I ball 2-4, Intramural Basketball 4, lnterclass Volleyball 3. l STEPHAN, LUCILLE K. Girl Reserve I-2, Spanish Club 2-4. SWABB, BETTY G.A.A. I-3, lntermural Basketball I-3, Future Homemakers of America 2-4. i TESTER, CHARLOTTE G.A.A. I-4, treasurer 4, Program chairman 4, Dramatics T Club 3-4, Honorary Dramatics 4, Reporters' Club 3-4, I G 3-4, Double Exposure 4, Usher 4, Class Reporter 3, lnterclass Basketball I-4, Intramural Basketball I-4, Cheer Club I-2, Miami Scholarship Teams, Latin I I, Latin II 2, Shorthand Certificates 60, 80, IOO, l20 Words, National Honor Society 4. TRYON, HALA SUE Chorus 2-4, Dramatic Club I, Girl Reserves 2-4, lnter- national Friendship Club 2-3, Future Homemakers of America 2-3. TURNER, RICHARD Dick Dramatic Club 2-4, Honorary Dramatic Club 3-4, Reporters' Club 3-4, Associate Editor 4, Plane Crazy 3, Double Exposure 4, Ever Since Eve 3, Intramural Basketball 4, Spanish Club 2-3, Hi-Y 2-4, Cheer Club 3, Civil Air Patrol Cadet 2-4, Buckle Down 3. WAGNER, BARBARA Jackson High School I, Spanish Club 4, Future Home- makers of America I-4, WARNER, JAMES Jim A Cappella 2-4, Contest 2, Chorus I-3, Contest 2, Band I-3, Contest 2, Honorary Dramatic Club 3-4, Double Ex- posure 4, Ever Since Eve 3, Class Treasurer I, Vice President 3, lnterclass Basketball I-3, Hi-Y 2-4, Vice President 4, Fauna and Flora 3-4, Cabinet 4, Basketball 4, Annual Staff, Associate Activities Editor 4, Miami Scholar- ship Team, Plane Geometry 2, lnterclass Volleyball 2-3, Buckle Down, National Honor Society 4. WARVEL, REBA Shorthand Certificate, Future Homemakers of America. WEITBRECHT, J. C. Jake Chorus, Contest 2, Buckle Down 3, lnterclass Basketball 2-4, Intramural Basketball I-4, Future Farmers of America I-2, Cheer Club 2-3, Civil Air Patrol Cadet 3, lnterclass Volleyball I-4. WETZEL, PATRICIA A Cappella 2-4, Contest 2, Chorus I-4, Band I-4, G.A.A. I-4, Numerols 2, G 3, Girl Reserve I-4, Dramatic Club 2-4, Honorary Dramatic Club 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Double Exposure 4, Ever Since Eve 3, Usher 4, lnterclass Basketball I-4, Intramural Basketball l-4, Civil Air Patrol Cadet 3-4, Bowling League 2, Shorthand Cer- tificates 60, 80 words, Buckle Down 3. WOODBURY, MARJORIE Midge A Cappella 4, Chorus I-4, G.A.A. I-4, Officer 4, G 2, Cup 3, Girl Reserve 2-4, Dramatic Club 3, National Honor Society 4, Usher 4, lnterclass Basketball 2-4, Intramural Basketball I-4, Spanish Club 2-3, Cheer Club 2-3, Annual Staff 4, Miami Scholarship Team, Bookkeeping I 3, Short- hand Certificates 60, 80 Words, Buckle Down 3. ZAHN, ROSE MARIE Ammy Reporters' Club I-4, Exchange Editor 4, Armed Forces Edi- tor 4, Bowling League 2, G.A.A. I-4, Girl Reserve I-2, Cheer Club 2, Intramural Basketball I-2, 4, lnterclass Basketball l-4, Captain 2, Usher 4. Ackno wledgmenrs The Annual Staff wishes to acknowledge the following teachers and stu- dents who have rendered service during the basketball games and tournaments: Pat Mannix, Jim McGowan, Dick Turner, David Hinders, Betty Patty, Bob Goeke, Nancy Ream, Joe Patterson, Vern Nealeigh, Creighton Lephart, Charlotte Tester, Betty Jo Niederkorn, Miss Hathaway, Miss Molitor, Miss Alexander, Miss Menke, Mr. Clyde Corle, Mr. Metzger, Miss Newport, and Miss McGreevey. Also, we wish to express our gratitude to Mr. Bailey, Mr. Warner, Mr. Oliver, Mrs. Sue Jefferies, and Mr. Guy Hawley, for their help and ad- vice, and to Mr. Steck, Mr. Wandel, and Mr. Stauffer for their endless effort and helpfulness. We wish to thank the Indianapolis Engraving Company, Indianapolis, indiana, and the Oxford Printing Company, Ox- ford, Ohio. .. X x . 1 .yi K Y X X N , 1 X -1 .V x -X 5 ' -1 N 'z -- -H -, 1' x l Q --L , 5 A? I . -. N: f' -' ' iw. xi . , t N- :1, n1kV KYZXAR V. ,xg-,,k-lx. fx AM xi .V Q .,. .. 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