Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1945 volume:

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Meet Oggie, the chief of the Wa-wa-noc Tribe, He'll talk to you freely without any bribe. He said it would please him to take a long trip, ' Now wasn't that clever, the cute little drip? He built him an airplane, also a 'chute, Said he to the big world, I'm comin', 'Tootl Toot! bf.,-1 C Nc C2122-ZIQX Q LL 1,5 if GAO .5 . 'J , 0 -- 3 'Mg 2 'Ar , -' 1 L ff' ' Ji . 2 ,fi I 3 ' 3 Q. If- ' ' f ,f ' . . if f ' 5 M241 I . '.- , ' V' ' 'J E Q xi. f 5 5 f . u , ,'f'kqM?f. ' M wi A A A- ah'-'- Q M'f,1MJ'Af ' 'f' 'a 4, W 'S at N - . 5.0, , A X mfg,-,.f, , fl .1 My W' fr ,, J, Q 3 1' -MN . ' ' ' A .-,X H ,- , K 't . ' ' , . :- - ,X up xv - f . ix . Y X Q df 'Q v Q. i , Q sq. 3 , -.4 1 ., , a Q '16 3 K I 'il Jar kfr ' fi' 'Qu 7 gif'-' 3.,f51.15'll gag., ' .H , ' . W ', ' , H t I -' 'HPS f ' ' .H .V E?wig ' win' ' A 'V , N , -5 'Q X mf az- , 9. -' 'Q . 1r,'.Pi4,, .. X F, . K k . X ff t Z ,M - 1' 4 g 1 fx , ' '61 'fi 2552 ' X. 7 'HH ' ,f' 'Q fl 372' .11 N Q. 'K 4 ,. 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The ploce where he Ionded wos righT by o school. For LiTTIe Chief Oggie wos no- body's Tool. He wiped off o roin drop, the weother wos soggy, The students come running ond shouted, Hil Oggyf' What we're fighting for After u hard day ot G.H.S. Soups on Stamp and Bond Sclesmen ,C-. CCC, -C7... 1. l i sl i f'-1 f l-le ployed with the students ond worked with them too, Girl friends he hod plenty ond loved quite ci few. The coteterio colled him when noontime did come, To till with spoghetti his tot little tum. J , f llllii.. r- . I Z1 S ggie Once Oggie helped teacher when she pulled a Test, Gave half of them zero and passed all the rest. He gave to the football a mighty big sock, And then he went over and sat on a rock. He played on the Tunestick and marched with the band, No worries for Brownie with Og- gie on hand. And then Oggie left them with X tears in his eyes, This dear little chieftain, the finest of guys. ,0in.4 glue Siaff i ' f llllui i i A i A ' 5 l . , The candidates for The annual staff are nominated by the Teachers and elected by the Senior Class. The staff selects a theme for the annual, which is carried throughout the book, along with the pictures of classes, activities, sports, students, and faculty members. The work of the staff 'comes in Toki ing the pictures, writing the stories, and putting the book together. By the time The Chief goes to press, the staff feels like one big family seeing a brain child go out into the world. :W-,, 1? 1' 0 Qf,1 5 2 L Q Q fa Faculty Advisor Elizabeth Menke 54, m -4 cn no rn ' 52:f5:U2Q22525C5Q ,, .,.'2.'Q,Q.of2.22.-'z.:2.2,Q.: C 2'3'f+'S'3L5'w3'33'5333'3 Q 3-:x 3 sm:--:rn:3: O-.. -,En--fg,-+3-+V,-f -,Q gs 6J x:Q53'Pa??E3 2 QQ. Q93 1 312.331 I gn J M 2 3252- E 3' m -- Q S-', o. 2 'D' E -. -. U. 3 6' fn 3 2 -1 1 O. 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Before his oppointment os principol, he fought occidemic sub- jects in Greenville High School tor nine yeors. ln 1918 Mr. Wcirner re- ceived his Bochelor of Science degree from Ohio Stote University ond in l93l he received his Meister ot Arts degree from lvliomi University. i 3 . uperm i 611 IIPII I lvlr. Boiley hos served the Public Schools of Greenville for the post twenty-six yeors. After two yeors cis ci science teocher in Greenville High School, he vvos mode principol, ond o few yeors loter he become Superin- tendent ot the Greenville Public School System. lvlr. Bciiley received his Bochelor ot Arts degree from Otter- bein College ond his Mcister ot Arts degree from Miomi University, PAUL C. WARNER ELIZABETH MENKE Elementary Ari Supervisor High School Art ..l v Ll li LH I fi-.3 1. llllX EDWIN STOLTZ Business Arifhmefic Economic Geography Eighth Grade History RAYMOND CORLE General Science, Biology QI ,ff VIVIAN NEWPORT Senior English, Public Speaking, Latin American Hisfory an I CHARLES DETLING Government Eighth Grade History Sociology U.l IN 00 2 'Sf' lffl XIHX 'N P .,,V,. is S2 1 , 'l gf 1-1 .W U ff' Q B, we W :Ei ij . 5 ,Q 1 ,- fl ETHEL HATHAWAY Sophomore English ALMA MOLITOR Physical Educcilion, First Aid The Teachers of G. l-l. S. have been willing To discuss problems wiTh us, and They have always been willing To give Us The lift ThaT we needed so badly. For These Things we Thank Them from The boTTom of our hearfs. acuffy The following pages have been seT aside for informal picTures of The faculty. This is The way we wanf To remember our Teachers. Friendly conferences, mufual un- dersfanding, liTTle biTs of friendly conversafion - These are The Things which make our Teachers mean so much To us. LAUREN KLUDY Agriculture f' -rf 3 im. fs. . 'n ..,' 2 3 fx,--'?'h' QQ, -. rg-ff fQi' .-v--vin J , ., Q'--,V,.,.., YY- I , , ',-.f,- , J., ,, A ,- ,Mig s.-'f lk fi. i Z 5 25 iff: P ROBERT HAWES Manual Training Af. ., 5555 il WILMA CREAMER TM Q3 gf--iff li '55 Home Economics ' ,,,wZVA:' in I XJ X W if A Rini LEAH JEFFERIS Mathematics MRS MARY RAACH Q. Emo Q 1 1 v Q, E535 v f-153 World Hnstory, Seventh Grade Engllsh Q C U' F Qi 0 f' 1 I an B G D H4 B 'Il O. O. OTTMAN KATHARINE WEBER alfa Spanish I Home Economics X 1 Nl cf--x IIIIXX l KITT TOWNSEND Geography, Eighih Grade Literature DWIGHT BROWN lnsfrumenfol Music C . -51 O 0 P v 1-2-. Lum 2.2 Ll X X P OTILLA MCGREEVEY Junior High Literature RUBIJANE ETTER Luhn Evghih Grade English RAYMOND SWOPE Junior High Maihemaiics ROMANA ALEXANDER Freshman English J ,. .LA -'-r-H age. 'fl NX ' Q -' sr U 1 IN 2 N f E5 QQ i 3 En' .l l EDNA DAY Commercial HARRY METZGAR Physics, Chemistry, Aeronautics if!! ,, 'X xx lx ,cfs-1' r X W xg.-ww' X -. i , , ,' J. g X , ,ii a R1 f, V i Q1 f-,X A ' ' ' ' x- 1 52,5 ,ll . , , X . 5 QA ,Q '. 4 f I 4: ' 1. 7' 'R ,li gl f A 'X-H M 1 E ll 4 A '. l ? 'z 's vin . - ,N i l lx 'i is l l YN'- ,,' - Q -I K L: ' xxx x..f -xx Jr xp! y X fAJ l ix ' f fi' s ,I f 1 lw -E h, 5 a ' ': 1' E all 3 l. 1- l ,A J. ,J f H 1 f , , vim f , w S, r I Q 3, if ,- ., . ff, ' A ,M-.1 -- f , , I ff I--cl f i 1 ,-' x J ,J 1 I I i f x M rg E W . , , WALTER MORRISON Commercial Y 1 DWIGHT sALzMAN l Physical Education First Aid EUZABETH HILL CATHERINE BOYER Vocal Mum Junior English, Seventh Grade English MILDRED CASSEL Secretory to Superintendent A-1-2 il . Q El -'Fw H- ag. r Q, ,. 2 4 4,1 n . v, .MF ' , ,AQ f'nP' , , FE? ir- W 'J fi. if V will 'LL XP' x W vm, 'Y A W A 'fu J- ' L in 751 l YQ2J+l1i,r Y bag? , Q V? L 5' n K A ii. g:,gdQ!,kblv' F Nl Y ll MARTHA J. RUPP Head Librarian JOHN OLIVER Maihemaiics, Journalism EFFIE BOYD Secreiary to Principal U-1 IN v Q6 UHIU AL ii me CM v f'fNl JUANITA DILL NELLIE EVANS Librarian Librarian n 2 N- 6 f I I ff X czamiwf qu ,Q . v.w 1 M xiii Img s' im TRW WH ww enior .Hidfory and Claaa Officerd Jim Holzopfel, Janet Horn, Jane Booth, Bill Elliott, Janet Littmon. It doesn't seem so long ogo thot we were freshmen, but it wos woy bock in l94l. At first we were confused ond frightened, but ofter o few weeks we got into the swing of things ond elected our closs officers. The fote of the closs wcs ploced in the hounds of the following people, president, Jim Holzcipfel, vice pres- ident, Robert Cox, secretory, .lonet Horn, treosurer, John Thomos, ond repor- ter, Normo Applegate. These people didn't disoppoint us either, for they cooked up ci Superstition Porty thot wos recilly o lot of fun. lt wcis held on Fri- doy, the thirteenth, but not o one of us hod ony bod luck. When the yeor i942-43 rolled oround, we found ourselves experienced ond serious sophomores. A wor wos now being fought, ond severol of our closs- motes onswered Uncle Som's coll. Our choice for closs officers wos os follows: Jonet Horn, president, Bill Hole, vice president, Jcine Booth, secretory, Tom l-lorless, trecisurer, ond Ruth lvlothews, reporter. We went to our closs porty in jeans ond ploid shirts. The gym wcis decoroted like o born with boles of hoy ond wogon wheels. Squore dcincing ond on hog colling contest put everyone in the spirit of the born donce. IN MEMORIAM DONALD MCNUTT WAS KILLED lN AN AUTO- MOBILE ACCIDENT ON OCTOBER QO, l944. DONALD WAS THE SON OF MR. AND MRS. PERRY McNUTT OF R. R. 5, GREENVILLE, OHIO, AND A MEMBER OF THE CLASS OF l945. Our junior year was a big one, tor now vve were on The third floor. We had a class play to put on, rings and pins to select, and the Junior-Senior Prom to plan tor. We had a big iob ahead ot us, so we elected Lowell Stebbins, presi- dent, Jim Holzaptel, vice president, Janet Horn, secretary, Dick Westerman, treasurer, and Janet Littman, reporter. Our class play was The Doctor has a Daughter, directed by Miss Boyer. ' And now it's The year l944-45. We're seniors and about to leave G. H. S. to take our places in The world. Several members ot our class have already left to ioin the armed services. Our election was held on the party basis, with Bill Elliott and Janet Horn coming out on top, as president and vice-president. The rest of the party consisted ot Janet Littman, secretary, Jim Holzaptel, treas- urer, and Jane Booth, reporter. We elected our Annual Staff and started it oft right by breaking all records in our drive for magazine subscriptions. The Annual Play, directed by Miss Alexander, was also a huge success. It was the exciting mystery, Tiger House. Our class party was held on Friday, the thirteenth, lust as our treshman party was, and we are still having pretty good luck. Well, it's about time for us to leave, so good-bye, everybody, and take good care ot G. H. S. Mary Ellen Amspaugh Jane? Ashman I L Elizabeth Ann Baker John Baumgardner Maxine Bell Evelyn Bernholt 4 Joan Baird Richard T. Baird Qenfor Ralph Beaseclrer Joan Beatty Z ? Olive Maye Besecker Nadine Bisel Ronald Blanchard William Blumensiock lewis Bolen Lucille Bolyard J n Q L 0 I' fl L Jane Ann Booth Lowell Brodrick Bruce Brooks Marie Brooks 1945 .Em Philip Brumbaugh William Frank Buchy Jacquelee Burke Jean Burner Belly Sue Caron Mary Lou Cole Phyllis Jean Cook Phyllis Ann Coppock I Paul Crawford Zelda Lucille Delk Donald Dolson Belly Dwyer J. Edgar Eliker William Elliot? Mary Jo Fochf Thomas Goubeaux Inez Grote Virginia Grubb Pairicia Hathaway Martha Herrmann I C. 6 I1 lf O I' W . Janet Hershey Paul Hipple William Hole Thelma Hollinger 1945 fb gf ' ::3,s,,?-gig.. 3Q3ggm, 135, , k if f ' A ff - James Holzapfel Janet Horn lola Horton Doris Hughes Robert Hulvey Betiy Johnson Alberia Kester Shirley Kitchen Wayne Landis Jean Lcntz Jay Johnson Dennis Keltner I C, H fl L 0 I' ' Robert Knick Robert Earl Lakin J , A Ruih Lee Williom Lees Mary Louise Lindemulh Joanna Marshall yyrr , Janet Litiman Ruth Longfellow Lydia Marker I 0 I1 l 0 I' wf fg Mary Louise Marshall Robert Martino Ruth Eileen Mathews Ditlie Ja Mayer Beryl Miller James Miller Mary Mae Miller N.. Slellc Miller Mary Miichell Charlotte Mong Clefl Phorol Nefzley Marlene Noggle Evelyn Oehrtmon I9 Annabelle Oswolt Beity Joan Patton John Pequignot QV, ez , V' I , Betty Neitzelt C L 0 I' Janis Oliver Robert Lee Phillips Donna Jean Poling Marilyn Purtee Margaret Richardson , I Walter Richardson -5 nior Robert Riegle Melissa Riegle Alice Riggs Corabelle Royer I9-45 Herbert Rudy Lemuel Rush Peggy Sarver Mary Alice Sharp Teresa Geraldine Skidmore ,L M Q Z , Ln Raymond Slade Helen Maxine Smith James Smiih D 6 CL.. Cf' fl L 0 I' J .Q Rose Mary Snider Catherine Swarfz fr Robert Spille Gene Starr Lowell Stebbins I J xp Norman Teaford Dawn Tester Bill Thomas .2 l John Thomas Robert Thomas Frances Trick Barbara Jean Unger in Mildred Vanata Richard Westerman William E, Wills Mary Catherine Wilson Marjorie Winchell Beverly 23. Yates Dean Young Thomas Hunt Keith Wugoman unior Claaa idiory In l942, The closs of '46 enTered Greenville High School os lowly freshmen. ThoT yeor The closs officers were chosen by The self-nominoTing sysTem: Don Kemble, presidenr, Bill FleTcher, vice-presidenT, Jonice Munn, secreTory, Don Wogner, Treosurer, Bob Roll, reporTer. The closs porTy wos in The form of o cornivol ond held in The gym. In The spring, The closs journeyed To Seiler's woods for ci closs picnic. During The sophomore yeor, The closs officers were Jeon Allen, presidenT, Bill Crump, vice-presidenT, Juonifo Todd, secreTory, Bill FleTcher, Treasurer, ond Jeonneffe Goelce, reporTer. For The closs porTy ThoT yeor which hod Funnies Follies os The Theme, The gym vvos Tronsformed inTo funny-poper lond. Eoch person was To be some chorc1cTer in cn comic srrip, ond o conTesT vvos held To see who could idenfify The mosf chorocTers. The high-light of The evening vvos o song novelfy by Fronk SinoTrc1. Becouse of wor-Time condiTions The sophomore closs rings were ordered on The losT doy of school so ThoT They would hoye Them The nexT yeor when They were juniors. Th Champs Piggy's Secret Formula unior Cla:44 Officers' Jean Allen, Joe Patterson, Betty Lou Christensen, Chuck Schmermund, Phyllis DeWesse. This year the campaign system was used for selecting the class officers. Joe Patterson was elected president, Jean Allen, vice-president, Phyllis De- Weese, secretary, Betty Lou Christensen, treasurer, Charles Schrnermund, reporter. This year, along with making plans tor their class party, iuniors had the big Junior-Senior Prom to plan for. The junior class play this year was Days Without Daddy and was directed by Mr. Oliver, math and iour- nalism teacher. Bottom row: Ernestine Fahrenkamp, Druscilla Boyer, Phyllis DeWeese, Mildred Armstrong, Jane Buhr, Jean Allen, Margaret Buirley, Helen Black. Second row: Alice Carpenter, Virginia Biesner, Barbara Brooks, Melvin Carter, Howard Carnahan, Delbert Anthony, June Ashby. Third row: Dorothy Arnold, Dorothy Culbertson, Joan Beatty, Betty Dull, Violet Calvert, Donna Crain, Betty Lou Christensen, Dorothy Conan, Ruth- anna Applegate, Fourth row: Bill Canon, Robert Anthony, Eugene Bowman, Jack Dimmig, Blaine Clark, Bill Crump, Jim Driscoll, John Baumgardner, Melvin Conner. fi u n i 0 r Bottom row: Mary Esther Flommersfeld, Betty Lehman, Phyllis Labig, Donna Garrett, Roberta Henry, Doris Jolley, Mary Folkerth, Janis Heaton, Roberta Kester, Dorothy Hoffman. Second row: Gloria King, Thelma Etter, Margaret Gilbert, Lois Flory, Phyllis Lommers, Shirley Goodrich, Alreeta Eidson, Jeanette Goelce, Joyce Landers, Barbara Hathaway, Lavonne Krick. Third row: Richard Kosier, Walter Heigel, Kenneth Haines, Bob Hathaway, Jack Hardwick, Don Kemble, Ora Jessup, Jim Lantz, Joe Garrison, Bennie Hath- away, Donald Hoffman. Bottom row: Leah Pearce, Pat Rexrode, Lavona Overholser, Rita Maher, Deloris Neff, Carol Longenecker, Pauline Lindemuth, Myrtle Lindemuth, Loretta Olclham, Eileen Pence. Second row: Joe Patterson, Lowell Price, Byron Paul, Dick Nicholas, Joanne Moore, Janice Munn, Elsie Rieman, Virgie Noggle, Gerald Lucas, Robert Myers, Beverly Reck. Third row: Creighton Lephart, Bruce Oliver, Bob Oliver, Dick Morcom, Jim Pequignot, Horace Ottman, Richard Marker, Robert Locke, Tom Niederkorn, Paul Oswalt, Gary O'Brien, Jack Martin, Vern Nealeigh. I' 9 A ill ll. lf 0 I J 6 Bottom row: Phyllis Seibel, Phyllis Swabb, Elizabeth Sellman, Georganne Thoroman, Carol Stauffer, Virginia Shreves, Jeanne Smith, Lois Walters, Phyllis Ware. Second row: Bob Roll, Joe Toman, Charles Schmermund, Paul Stephan, Juanita Todd, Anita Stocker, Anne Staley, Mary Weaver, Mary Lou Saclcett. Third row: Don Riesenbeclc, Wallace Warren, Tam Sander, Adrian Sharp, Robert Lee Ross, Roy Weaver, Don Wagner, David Schmalenberger, Carl Stoner, Don Spitler, Don Wright. op om A i c.k,2 I X I Bnfh ore Clada JVli4fory Lost yeor the sophomore closs of '47, were considered green- ies. They soon proved Themselves to the upperclossmen by publishing o Freshmon Honclbook. The committee for publish- ing it wos chosen by the closs officers. This project will prob- obly be continued ond will become one ot the troolitions of Greenville High School. At the first closs election the officers chosen were: Helen Dickey, president, Roberto Wogomon, vice-president, Glorio Shiver- olecker, secretory, Howord Potton, trecisurer, ond Betty Brown, reporter. Hgndbook Staff MV. Howes' Prodigy op omore Clfaad Ufficera Corrine Monks, Mary Jean Taylor, Jean Corle, Leona Beisner, Bob Green. ' Soon after they had their officers elected the freshmen began to wonder when, where, and what their class party would be. A Jolly Roger party was held in the gym. The gym was dec- orated to represent a pirate ship, and weird pirates could be seen lurking in the halls. This year the girls again swamped the boys when the class of- ficers were elected. The officers are: Bob Green, president, Mary Jean Taylor, vice-president, Leona Beiser, secretary, Cor- rine Monks, treasurer, and Jean Corle, reporter. There are T38 members in the sophomore class this year. Sixty- seven of them are boys and 7l are girls. Bottom row: Velma Bolyard, Ulah Brodrick, Virginia Brown, Martha Arnett, Leona Beisner, Joyce Brandon, Dorothy Crawford, Nina Beisner, Joanne Batten, Constance Dotson. Second row: William Beisner, Donald Callahan, Donald Christian, George Bowman, Jack Brady, James Baldschun, Bill Baumgardner. Third row: Helen Mae Dickey, Mildred Beisner, Jean Bernholt, Mariorie Edger, Virginia Brewer, Betty Brown, Alice Ann Coppess, Patsy Collins, Juanita Dunn, Jean Carle, Barbara Clapp. Fourth row: Harold Alley, Richard Cox, Roger Cox, Paul Gene Coning, Jack Clark, Richard Brandt, David Bass, William Clapp. gr i ,4 ? W, if' .5 i, R. 1 H E , 1 . i.- - I Bottom row: Glenna Gade, Grace Fowble, Jo Ann Fox, Daratha Helman, Barbara Eubank, lva Eley, Sheilla Fansler, Ruth Ann Evans, Luella Goubeaux. Second row: James Hershey, William Graves, Junior Harsh, William Huber, Dick Gangwer, David Gamble, Ralph Fletcher. Third row: Mildred Fitzwater, Bertha Hilde- brand, Martha Fernsler, Joanne Grow, Vera Harsh, Joan Frankman, Shirley Folkerth, Gloria Huddle, Kathryn Goodrich. Fourth row: John Hathaway, Gene Gilbert, Dick Glunt, Bob Green, James Eller, Howard Hemmerly. Bottom row: Corrine Monks, Donna Passon, Barbara Jessup, Freda Max, Norma Mikesell, Mabel Murphy, Betty Lou Hunt. Second row: Kenneth McClure, John Longfellow, Harold Miles, Frederick Oda, Dick Over- holser, Neil Kennarcl, Harold Onkst, Third row: Patricia Mannix, Sarah Keckler, Barbara Keltner, Juanita Kiser, Maxine Miller, Mary Alice Miller, Martha Patty, Carmen Ottman. Fourth row: Francis Lease, Donald Lehman, James Lees, Philip Macomber, Harold Patton, Bob Oyerholser, Carl Karn, ru fa: for fm fit 1' 1 , - 'uf t as J' v r ,, , , ,l Bottom row: Gloria Shiverdecker, Phyllis Riflle, Norma Thompson, Shirley Yates, Phyllis Wolfe, Roberta Wogaman, Betty Stocksdale, Vera Whittaker. Second row: Gene Richards, Richard Schafer, James Sellers, Donald Riegle, Lewis Reinheimer, Wilbur Thwaits, John Root, Dick Poling. Third row: Mary Louise Reed, Patty Todd, Mary Jean Taylor, Ruby Yoder, Wanda Prasuhn, Lulu Van Scoyk, Bevvo Ross, Joan Yoder, Mary Swabb. Fourth row: Donald Turner, Jack Seller, Carl Williams, Lowell Stark, Bob Wright, Harry Stubbs, .lack Zirkle, John Studabaker. G e.4lzman Cla.44 .Hiaiory IWW The Freshmen Class has an enrollment of T87 students, with many of them coming from rural districts. The class otticers were elected by ballot in October and began planning various activities, such as the pep rally and bonfire before the Piqua game, the Cherry Frolic, the freshman class party, which was held in February with special decorations and entertainment, and bulletin board proiects. The class members participated in a series at orientation and guidance meetings designed to present to them information concerning clubs, curricula, traditions, and other pertinent phases of school lite. L g H Bulletin Board Girls All is not work in s h l W Bottom row: Phyllis Beisner, Mariorie Blocker, Phyllis Burk, Donna Bennett, Doris Boltin, Phyllis Bowman, Mariorie Amato, Phyllis Black. Second row: E, J. Byram, Gene Best, Jack Bond, John Black, Jack Brandt, John Brumbaugh, James Canan.Third row: Virginia Baumgarclner, Thelma Amspaugh, Patricia Adkins, Jean Brinley, Richard Arnold, Joan Baker, Carolyn Brown, Barbara Albright. K V 1 rf rf it rr lei' 4' rr 1 , A I L J, Bottom row: Milfred Carter, Jack Dickey, John Corwin, Robert Delaplaine, Arlene Fourman, Jackie Ford, George Cakins, Robert Floeck, Eugene Enicks. Second row: Mary Jane Davidson, Ruth Cook, Wilma Drew, Marcella Fink, Dorothy Fitzgerald, Marjorie Dunn, Berdene Delaplane, Lorna Crawford, Mary Crawford, Dorothy Caupp. Third row: Jack Carpenter, Jack Corle, Harvey Dunlap, Robert Forney, Jack Diltz, Richard Faulkner, John Cherry, Dale Cashman, Edward Christian. f it I Q I N! f -x f't'29ll7'lCll1 Lille!! OKLIIKEI4 Joan Sharp, Phyll M ller, Richard Faulkner, Pat O'Brien, Ned Rh Pffgsidenf Vigeii-resident Secretary Treasurer Reporter OFFICERS x Richard Faulkner Ned Rhoades Ja Ann Sharp Phyllis Miller Pai O'Brien Bottom row: Patsy Hulse, Suzanne Groendylne, Marlene Henry, Betty Lease, Vanis Lephart, Betty Fowble, Barbara Hemmerly. Second row: Robert Hothaway, Wayne Knick, Lewis Garvey, Charles Hildebrand, Kenneth Hurley, Donald Lease, VValter Lammers, Williant Fox. Third row: Phyllis Lea, Jane Kolp, Janis Haworth, Robert Gunnlcle, Ted Grote, Jim Hiegle, Patricia Hufnaqle, Betty Gerber, Janet Lee Hathaway. f f' 0 A iz nz at Bottom row: Bill McCullough, Gene Best, Harold MiCannell, Eclwarcl Martino, Christopher Lielbl, Howarcl Marshall, Carl Niswonger, Ray Phillips. Second row: Betty Olneror, Ann Netzlcy, Norma Oliver, VVan1la MECUHC, Lenora Marker, Jeannette North, Rosemary Neff, Phyllis McNutt, Rozilla Miller, Third row: Nancy Nealeigh, Marilyn Peauignot, Junior Martin, Lyle Morcom, Herbert Longfellow, Bill McKee, Robert Miller, Patrick O'Brien, Dorotha O'Brien, Phyllis Miller. Bottom row: Ruby Shell, Doris Rhodes, Kathryn Sackett, Doris Schmidt, Deloris Roth, Phyllis Shook. Second row: Eleanor Shahan, Nancy Powell, Joan Sharp, Jean Staley, Shirley Pfouts, Margaret Schafer, La Dean Pickett. Third row: Ned Rhodes, Lloyd Prashun, Glen Showalter, Donald Ross, Charles Rentz, Harvey Pierce, John Powell. . I' 6? J in Q? H Bottom row: Arlene Thwaits, Neva Utz, Eva Utz, Phyllis Swank, Margaret Jane Wright, Mary Tester, Shirley Stebbins. Second row: Corelyn Warvel, Mary Yoder, Jean Warvel, Norma Swank, Marlene Spille, Joanne Weaver, Mary J. Thomas, Barbara Ungericht, June Stoddard. Third row: Jack Warner, Jack Sparklin, George Swank, Ray Vanatta, Carl Vantilburg, .lack Sewell, Don Wood. fufniori ifglz Choo The present Junior High consisting ot the Seventh and Eighth ' g grades, was organized in 1924 with six full time teachers and a I c much more comprehensive curriculum than at the present time. b y Besides the arithmetic, English, literature, music, and art that 1 pupils have today, at that time both classes had geography, his- J A tory, home economics, and manual training. 6f '? During the twenty years ot its existence, the Junior High has taken lg its place besides the Senior High in supporting its protects, in put- ting on assembly programs, and in taking part in most ot the A5 tinancial enterprises. Junior High students also have co-operated 7 y in the salvage programs-gathering scrap iron, rubber, paper, tin cans, aluminum, and collecting dimes and pennies from piggy , banks tor exchange. 7 Junior High artwork has been prominent during these campaigns. . In the ottice, members have proved to be etticient helpers. ln the last two years the Junior High has added more than one hundred books to its large private library, which now has one thousand g tive volumes. The 1944-1945 classes are no exceptions tor they have ioined the Red Cross, bought stamps and bonds-each month being the tirst, to be one hundred per cent buyers. Book W Outdoor Session With Molly Seventh Grade Salesmen Bond and Stamp Committee l if itwi Bottom row: Helen Brenner, Mary Ann Caupp, Patricia Bass, Lucille Calvert, Jean Cole, Carolyn Case. Second row: Ted Baker, Gary Crumrine, Duane Allread, Richard Batten, Dick Delaplane. Third row: Jane Cole, Onda Brock, Reva Cain, Leona Brandon, Mary Arnett, Jean Bayman, Betty Lou Anthony. Fourth row: Roger Beatty, Robert Ashman, Harold Burk, Harry Clark, Robert Case, Dick Conan. it drag Bottom row: Louis Dunlap, Victor Hauberg, Robert Dynes, Keith Hiegle, Howard Jones, Jim Gray, Jim Heaton. Second row: Donna Falknor, Norma Glassford, Betty Dininger, Sallie Eidson, Ruth Hangen, Betty Hawes, Wilma Etter, Carolyn Jefferis, Janet Eliker, Jo Ann Fenstermaker. Third row: William Enos, Richard Fletcher, Glen Gessler, Roger Garrett, Bill Hile, Richard Harless. Bottom row: Leroy Paul, Robert Mikesell, Charles Lewis, Dick Rentz, Robert Keller, Jack Ridings, Maryin Pretsman. Second row: Patricia Kreider, Ruth Oda, Adelyn Reed, Sara Napier, Aline Martin, Marcella O'Brien, Jeannine North, Sussanne Murphy, Ann Nealeigh. Third row: Rita Ottman, James Lloyd, Thomas O'Brien, Gene Oliver, Bob O'Brien, Wellman Phelps, Bob Rentz, Joanne Oliver. 4 i rf L -f. Bottom row: Evelyn Semon, Marilyn Riegle, Brodtie Thoroman, Jack Shultz, Ray Wiebusch, Robert Trissell. Second row: Laurabelle Wysong, Mary Rolfe, Ardyce Vannoy, Betty Ward, Alberta Wagner, Susanne Smith. Third row: Sue Ungericht, Bill Townsend, Bill Shingledecker, Eugene Worthen, Edward Whitmore, David Wideman, Janis Van Dyke. Bottom row: Gletha Bolinger, Jacqueline Brown, Jo Ann Denniston, Betty Ditmer, Virginia Diltz, Kay Deeter, Donna Anthony, Joan Dininger. Second row: Robert Coppess, Leroy Bowers, Joe Baker, James Diller, Bob Dwyer, James Dynes, Dean Bennett, Richard Bunger. Third row: Marcille Case, Ida Cain, Barbara Lou Deardoff, Martha Dowman, Jean Brumbaugh, Ellen Jean Boyer, Virginia Boyer, Rowena Burk, Joline Cole, Payyer Clark. Fourth row: James Alticlc, Raymond Arling, George Adkins, Robert Baldschun, Maynard Brown, Ralph Burk, Carl Albrecht, Tom Bidwell, William Bradley, ,Q i, ff, U lf' lf' fl fl I' Ll 1 Bottom row: Anne Gamble, Vivian Ditmer, Wilma Eley, Helen Fitzgerald, Maxine Harter, Bertha Grant, Pat Fisler, Lois Fourman, Margaret Grote, Rita Gessler. Second row: James Hoblit, Jack Frankman, Donald Ditmer, Garrett Driscoll, Keith Gaines, Junior Haren, Arthur Garrett, William Fry, Richard Eller, Robert Goodrich, Frederick Hageman, William Howell, Richard Engleken. Third row: Susan Hole, Virginia Fitz- gerald, Brooke Douglas, Donna Hawes, Margaret Henning, Patty Gerhartz, Vivian Eubank, Doris Falknor, Mary Hoffman. Bottom row: Julia Marker, Carol Oliver, Betty Neff, Mary Carolyn Miller, Barbara Miller, Ellowene Kreider, Regina Letner, Patricia Logan. Second row: Ralph Lewis, Ronald McGarity, Lloyd Johnston, Wayne Lindee muth, Ira Marshall, Jack Ludy, Jim Patton, Joe Payy, Eugene Jessup. Third row: Lucille Pretzman, Martha Judy, Virginia Oliver, Phyllis Hufnagle, Georgiamae Kiser, Danna Loy, Betty McMiller. Fourth row: Robert Hones, Jon Pence, Ronald Long, James Oliver, Junior Markland, Jerome Orrison, Leroy Lennen, Richard Kepner, Daniel Overholser, Harry Moody. eeuentlz ra Bottom row: Karolyn Shepherd, Maureen Hemmerly, Nina Smith, Alma Swabb, Sallie Lou Oyster, Marie Willis, Janet Schaeffer, Barbara Schmalemberger, Anna Royer, Martha Runner. Second row: David Runkle, Daniel Weaver, Richard Voke, James Perry, Jack Weybright, Dale Rapp, Herman Wirrig, Danny Smith. Third row: Mable Wood, Shirley Townsend, Gertrude Williamson, Marilyn Stocker, Georgia Lee Stoner, Lois Thwaits, Eleanor Shahan, Ella Mae Thomas, Janet Shiverdecker, Dorothy Strong, Lee Schmidt. Fourth row: Arthur Wolf, LeRoy Sprowl, Robert Sandridge, Thomas Vorhees, Robert Taylor, .lim Ungericht, Walter Swartz, Ralph Wood. K alcfwzhea gf x S X ' 6 Y S' :iii -73-. like gig, . Y., . fr 3 35 1- 'fiii l fi ji jji, - - X. e . is, Si x 'Ea nfs Top row: Green, Leese, BI: Holzapfel, Culberison, W Bowman, Pierce, John Oli' Second row: Corle, Frankm Todd, Brown. Bottom row: E mon, Falknor, Etfer, Focht, I' ier, Seibel. e orterjd Bottom row: Snider, Noogle, Lantz, Sellman, Hathaway, Burner, Corle. Second row: Spille, Stebbins, Skidmore, Brooks, Bell, O'Brien, Martin, Nealeigh, Schmermund. Third row: Poling, Sarver, Eidson, Longenecker, Baumgardner, Grote, Todd, Beatty, Moore, Hemmerly. Q. . . alcfuocate St The Reporters' Club publishes every week ot The school year an edition ot the G. H. S. Advocate and also six times during the school year issues The G. H. S. Mirror. The G. H. S. Advocate is an important link between The school and its patrons, presenting each week The varying picture of school life. The Mirror is published entirely Tor The stu- dents. This year for The second Time The club successfully sponsored The sale ot Christmas Seals Through The Junior Christmas seal club. At The end of each year Those reporters who have earned T75 column nches ot printed material are awarded a iournalism G. I OFF CERS in Editor Jean Burner Asst Editor Jane Ann Booth Sports Editor James Holzaptel Filler Editor Betty Johnson Typlsts Bill Wills Inez Grote Iola Horton N Proof Readers Rose Snider Joanne Moore Janet Littman Alreeta Eidson Dorothy Culbertson S' Sponsor John Oliver 4 I Exchange Editor.... . .t .... '.'.... .... Helen Black l i c ai! I fi ,F Q' r f' 5 i ...T-i if iii i, f fit H The Mixed Choir is mode up of members chosen from the high school girls' and boys' choruses. People are selected who have outstanding ability and interest in music. Voice quality and ability to blend with the group are taken into con- sideration. Since the period tor this group is very short, students are chosen who are adett in note reading. f' 5 I F ,X J' S - il' f. l' if I If 1 Y f Any boy in high school who is interested in singing may elect Boys' Chorus. All music is selected with the hope that each boy will develop an appreciation for music, as well as the ability to sing with ease the part which tits his particular voice. Four port music is used exclusively. An attempt is made to select music ot various types to familiarize the students with all kinds ot music. Smaller en- sembles are used for tunctions in school and community. Top row: Nealeigh, Schmerm Baird, Thomas, Holzapfel, Yo Clark, Hole, Lephart, Roll. ond row: Brooks, Fletcher, secker, Smallenberger, Wag Elizabeth Hill, Brumbaugh, V Buchy, Martin, Patterson. 1 row: Marshall, Kester, GC Grote, Baker, Skidmore, Bri Johnson, Winchell, Allen, Mc Lindemuth. Fourth row: Sh decker, Siebel, Pierce, Oi man, Carpenter, Longenec Lantz, Oliver, Lammers, W Littman, Horn, Bottom row: Underwood, Pieri Caldschum, Hemmerly, Milli Onkst, Grote, Huber, Bru baugh, Bowman, Forney, Gan wer, Carle, Marshall, Warm Powell. Second row: Jessu Kemble, Christian, Diltz, Le hart, Brooks, Kennard, Rieg Patterson, Roll, Myers, Hath way, Miller. Third row: Stubl Ford, Ditmer, Thomas, Gree Brant, Martin, Nealeigh, Fletche Schemermund, Clark, Wagne Smith, Hole. Fourth row: Bair Zirkle, Lantz, Buchy, Longle low, Seiler, Stork, Clark, Wrigl Young, Wills, Schmalenberge Brumbaugh, Starr, Staner, Hol aptel. zl, A Q J Top row: Staley, Becxsecker, Storr, Mortin, Miller, Seibel, Turner, Mathews Second row Littmon Schrner mund, Fronkmon, Brown, Block, Longenecker, Third row: Bolinger Grote Huddle Spille Todd Dunlop Oliver, Rhoodes, Bottom row: Potton, Lindemuth, Lephort, Potty, Goeke Kester Caron Thomas Fronkmcin Four mojor purposes of our High School Bond ond Orchestro ore. ill To provide the best possible musicol experience, both tor the porticipont ond tor the listener. To do this vve must hove on orgon- izotion copoble of plciying good music. 623 To provide o wholesome group or sociol experience tor os mony students os possible. In mony coses the opportunity to porticipote with the group is ot tor more volue thon is the immediote music ex- perience. i3l To moke music on integrol port ot 7 15 Il fi! I. ..... Top row: Bidwell, Baldschun, Hershey, Wright, Wagner, Brandt, Kemble, Hershey, Lennen, Brumbaugh Starr, Moore, Lakin, Beasecker. Second row: Dickey, Loy, Lindemuth, O'Brien, Miller, Thomas, Hathaway, Oda, Carle, Baird, Johnson, Reed, Monks, Riftle. Third row: Brumbaugh, Amspaugh, Ottman, Oliver, Herr- mann, Lantz, Focht, Huddle, Black, Pierce, Rentz, Martin, Turner, Hole, Ottman, Brandt, Marshall, Floeck, Sparklin. Fourth row: Brown, Murphy, Engleton, Fry, Siebel, Stebbins, Onkst, Allread, Oliver, Black, Craw- ford, Kennard, Bradrick, Sander, Warren, Adkins, Longenecker. school and community lite, by participating with and for other social groups. L41 To give students praticiencies and appreciations which will enrich l their adult lives. The Band and Orchestra try ta give the members sound musical and technical training to the end that they may continue to play as long as they desire. The Orchestra played for the annual December concert and for the class plays. Several times it furnished music tor assembly, as did the band. ufure c amema er.4 Bottom row: Poling, Sarve Holzfoster, Shell, Helmai Hunb, Dunn, Pfieffer. Secon row: Ashman, Amspaugl Batten, Yates, Hughes, Bc yard, Rexnode, Riegle, Pu tee, Brown, Hathaway. Thil row: Hulse, Hemmerl' Shook, Fitzgerald, Davidso Bennholt, Wilson, Unger, Bc tin, Miss Wever, Abene Miller, Amspaugh, Neff. Bottom raw: Ashman, Over- holser, Knick, Dotson. Sec- ond row: Oliver, Applegate, Yates, Stocksdale, Rieman, Rhodes, Bolyard, Keltner, Bennholt. Third row: Caupp, Baumgardner, Hufnagee, Genber, Leese, Brenner, Miss Creamer. Fourth row: Brin- ley, Miller, Beisner, Grow, Edgar, Jessup. OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor The meetings ofthe club are held month- ly. The programs are built around the phases of the 'Call to Action Pledge' The club helps to promote improvement in home and family life and instills in its members the desire to participate in community life. Interest in community affairs is more important now than ever Donna Poling Patricia Rexrode Beverly Yates Mary Amspaugh Katharine Weber before. Then, too, a successful lite de- pends largely upon the background which the home environment provides. Protects in every phase of home-making are carried out during the school year and summer months, and the progress of each girl is checked at various inter- vals. Q-as p a nc i .4 fz This club has charge of all extra-curricular business of the Spanish Department. With money from the project ot collecting State Sales Tax stamps it has bought much valuable equipment tor the department, newspapers, magazines, books, musical instruments, and sheet music and song books for the Girls' Spanish Quartette. This year's proiects were the purchase of a conversation course ot pho- nograph records tor the use of all the classes, and flower bulbs to plant on the campus. La Sociedad Castellana is the school club of the Spanish Department. Any student who has completed one year ot Spanish may be- come a member. After graduation all mem- bers become automatically honorary mem- bers who may attend all social meetings ot the club. The regular meetings are held the second Tuesday ot each school month. Pro- grams at these meetings consist of playlets in Spanish, skits, and songs ot Spanish coun- tries. row: O. O. Ottman an, Leese, Voke, Chris Crawford, Schafer 4, Kennard, Price, Spit- Second row: Scheling fellow, Garrison, Gou x, Martino, Carnahan ony, Zerkle, Rush, Oli Huber. Third row: Weav Pearce, Allen, Shreves, ett, Henry, Swartz, ner, Royer. strong, Reed Top row: Overholser Steffan Sanders, Warren Stark Green, Niederkorn Blan chord, Starr, Cox Swabb Gilbert, Delk Haines Locke Bowman, Hathaway Bottom row: Fox, Fensler Eubank Riffle, Ottman Cook Besech er, Prasuhn Oehrtman Lindemuth, Passon Arm 61611161 c7!0I'll The Fauna and Flora Society ot G. H. S. was founded in T936 by eight enthusiastic students, who wished to stimulate more school interest in the out-of-doors. The club was very active with nature protects tor several years. Many trees were planted on Fauna and Flora Land, an acre of ground on Mr. Warner's farm. This year transportation limitations have handicapped such proiects. Our interest has turned to increasing the sales ot war bonds and stamps. The society purchased a Schools-at-War banner for each home room, on the back of which was a pic- ture ot a dog house. Each month until QOCZT ot the members ot the home room had bought stamps or bonds, the home room was in the dog house. Upon reaching QOCX: participation, the banner was reversed, displaying the Schools-at-War banner. Top row Rush Brandt Bowman, Locke, Haines, Patterson, Grote, Spille, Brumbough, Baumgardner. Second row Thompson Maher Christensen, Baird, Miss Deeter. Third row: Goodrich, Oliver, Garrett, Rexrode, OFFICERS President Joe Patterson Vice President Bob Spille Sec Treus Inez Grote Reporter John Baumgordner ulure armer f . ,x, ,- Bottom row: Schaffer, Anthony, Fletcher, Robbins, Lehman, Enicks, Poling, R. McMiller, Carpenter, Gilbert Harsh, Bond, Deisner, J. Hathaway, R. Hathaway, Second row: Ross, Alley, Martin, Longfellow, Dick Cox McClure, Roger Cox, Studebaker, Miller, Coning, Prashun, Landis. Third row: Martino, Myers, Rhoades Byram, B. Hathaway, Baumgardner, Swank. Fourth row: Nisonger, B. Hathaway, Knick, Kludy, McMiller Arnold. The Future Farmers ot America is a national organization at farm boys, with chapters in all ot the states and territories ot the United States. The purpose ot the organization is to promote better rural citizenship through better farm practices, participation in rural activities, and aiding in the war ettort. Some ot the activities tor the year are participation in the Darke County pest war, showing livestock, crops, and farm shop articles at the county fair, aiding in sponsoring an adult farmers' class in farm management, helping waste paper sal- vage, and other activities of benefit to the individual and com- munity. K!!! OFFICERS President Bob Anthony Secretary Bob Thomas Treasurer Kenneth McClure Reporter Roger Cox 1 girl Jeeaeruea Top row: Rieman, Goeke, Staley, Eidson, Christensen Todd, Stocker, Munn Sh rieves, Jolly, Weaver Baerly. Second row: Nell Carpenter, Dull, King Walters, Ashley, M a l1 e r Wood, Kester, Longnecker, Smith, Pena. Third row: Leh men, Labig, Shields, Oldham Lindemuth, Krick, Sanders, Buhr, Lammers, Goodrich Stauffer, Heaton. Fourth row Fahrenlcamp, Sellman, Rex rode, Overholser, Thoroman De Wesse, Lindemuth, Sieble, Sackett, Allen, Pierce. Burner, Horn, Horton The Girl Reserve Club of Greenville High School, organized in l928, with eighTeen charTer members, is one ol The oldest Girl Reserve clubs in The sTaTe. IT novv has a mem- bership of one hundred and TorTy. This or- ganization is The high school branch of The Young Women's ChrisTian AssociaTion and is afTiliaTed vviTh The Ohio and WesTern Pennsyl- vania disTricT of The Y. VV. C. A. IT is primarily a service club, emphasizing The conTribuTions of womarihood To civic life. ln addiTion To The annual Recognition Service Tor new members and The Senior Farewell Tea, The club sponsored The PaTrioTs Prance, and a Mardi Gras. For service proiecTs The membership is di- vided inTo eighT groups wiTh a cabineT mem- ber as chairman of each. Among The proiecTs This year were The rolling of bandages and The purchase of a large ToasTer Tor The hos- piTal. Top row: Kester, Longfel low, Skidmore, De Brooks, Grote, Baird, Baker Nietzelt. Second row Oli ver, Ashman, Yates, Ams paugh, Poling, Tester, Booth Winchell, Hershey, Littman Trick. Third row: Sni er Burk, Cole, Biesel, Oehrt man, Marshall, Herma n rj . ,? H ,V 1' 1' . rf ff' 5 fi, -if .9 0 f' rf rf .ft Top row: Dickey, Fernsler, Fronkman, Brown, Keckler, Hunt, Fitzwater, Mannix, Murphy, Swabb, Goodrich Taylor, Max, Culp. Second row: Passon, Corle, Beisner, Huddle, Reed, Fowble, Monks, Brewer, Fox, Wogo man, Crawford, Brandon, Evans. Third row: Pequignot, Spille, Miller, Hufnagle, Gurber, Brinley, Thomas Staley, Swank, Miller, Brown, Albright, Wright, Baker, Lephart, Boli. Fourth row: Stebbins, Crawford Weaver, Tester, Utz, Blocker, l-lemmerly, Hulse, Groendyke, Neoleigh, Bennett, Fowble. This year marks the re-organization of the Women's Y. W. C. A. Council. Representa- tives from the district office and from the Dayton Y. W. C, A. met with this group to aid its members in outlining their work. The council has assisted the Girl Reserve Club in many ways and is planning to relieve the club ot the finan- cial responsibility ot sending two girls to the summer Girl Reserve camp at Wildwood. OFFICERS President Mary Jo Focht Vice-President Betty Sue Caron Secretary Betty Johnson Treasurer Mary Louise Lindemuth Reporter Pat Hathaway Program Dittie Jo Mayer Social Mary Esther Flomersfelcl Helen Block Top row: Miss Rubyiane Etter, Johnson, Focht, Mayer, Caron. Second row: Black, Hathaway. Third row: Flammersfeld, Lindemuth. My Top row: John Pequignot, Philip Brumbaugh, Charles Detling. Second row: Bill Hole, Bob Lakin. Top row: Patton, Kennard, Buchy, Starr, Green, Eliker, Schmermund, Schmalenberger, Stoner, Holzapfel. Second row: Onkst, Dimmig, Baird, Martin, Nealeigh, Hathaway, Fletcher, Clark, Smith, Morcom. Bottom row: Detling, Hole, Clark, Pequignot, Brumbaugh, Lakin, Lephart, Rall. OFFICERS President John Pequignot Vice-President Bill Hole Secretary Bob Lakin Treasurer Philip Brumbaugh Sponsor C. H. Detling The l-li-Y is a National organization es- tablished fifty-five years ago. Through a program of speakers, discussions, state camps, district and state conferences, if aims to develop character and train members for leadership. Since our city has no Y. lvl. C. A., the organization is affiliated with the high school. Rather than sponsor many activities, members are encouraged to take an active part in worthwhile school and community af- fairs. During the last few years the club has presented adjustment booklets to the high school boys entering the service of the United States. iPrograms for home football and basketball games have been prepared for several years. Two chapel programs of merit were pre- sented to the school, and mirniographed tracts were presented to all students at Easter. rienclAl1ip Top row: Bowman, Arnold ,Miss Hathaway, Schafer, Flary, Canon, Huddle, Hildebrand. Second row: Reclc, Wright, Fahrenkamp, Armstrong, Oehrtman, Oswalt, Folkerth, Etter, Third row: Flommersleld, Dellc, Pence, Dunn, Oldham, Boyer, Miller, Buirley. Bottom row: Best, Sackett, Beisner, Swank, Crawford, Ford, Beisner, Mikesell. OFFICERS President Virginia Beisner Vice President Beverly Reck Secretary Don Wright Treasurer Helen May Dickey Reporter George Bowman Sponsor Ethel Hothowoy 0' The International Friendship Club is affiliated with the national organization, the International Friendship League, Inc. which is sponsored by the United States Department of Education. Through the league a world-wide correspondence plan is car- ried on. By means of letters, which may encircle the globe be- fore they reach their destination, better understanding and in- ternational friendship is promoted. Since the war, several countries have been marked off the list as possible places with which to communicate, but those which remain are very interesting ones. From England one may re- ceive a letter from a friend who has actually heard the sound rr A of bombs raining destruction on his home. From India and other countries of the Far East, one learns of the curious Oriental customs of the people. What is a better way of promoting a feeling of international friendship among the young people of the world today than to permit them to acquire distant friends by means of pen and paper? The following people are the officers for the year of '44 and '45- . X I Each year the faculty elects students from the iunior and Membership is based on leadership, scholarship, character and service Candidates for membership are tapped during an im pressive chapel. The Green and White is played while the student is escorted to the stage where he receives his membership pin and Green and White Hood. This is a fitting reward for these students' sincere interest and efforts during their school life. alional onor ocie senior classes for membership in the National Honor Society. ff Xl , ' s 1 , Bottom row: Snyder, Burner, Oliver, Focl-it, Longenecker, Hathaway, Oehrtmon, Horn, Lindemurh, Beasecker. Second row: Goubeaux, Stebbins, Holzapfel, Young, Christensen, Blanchard, Thomas, Brumbaugh, Hole. QP Q1 A. KCSTUI Maher! The duty ot the ushers of G. H. S. is to show people to their reserved sects ot perlormonces held in Memorial Holl. The thirteen girls ronking highest in scholorship at the end ot the iunior yeor hove the honor of serving as ushers. The first group of ushers wos chosen in T912 ond consisted ot boys. Later however, the girls were given this honor, ond they have kept it to the present time. The ushers begin by serving tor Boccolourecite, the Senior Ploy, and Commencement ot the end of their iunior yeor and con- tinue during their senior yeor until they are replaced by the new ushers. Ushers, Back row: Noggle, Burner, Oliver, Miller, Lindemuth, Cook. Second row: Oswalt, Hathaway, Horn, Focht, Marshall, Besecker, Horton. ramalic Cfu Top row: Price, Patterson, tin, Nealeigh, Schmern Elliott, Canon, Wills, Hathc Baumgardner, Myers, Mo Roll, Eliker, Kemble, Wa Underwood, O'Brien. Se row: Reck, Wright, Caron, mann, Stocker, Culbertson, ter, Crain, Ware, Maher, ix Hathaway, Snider. Bottom Mayer, Mathews, Staley, Gi Lammers, Wright, Goodricl' bright, Wood, Swank, Bi Miller, Baker. Top row: Smith, Jolley, Dull Carpenter, Beatty, Wolf, Be secker, Cook, Shield, Winchell Marshall, Lee, Buirley, Moore, Crawford, Grote, Mong, Sell man, Lantz, Burner, Bisel, Nea leigh, Wolf, Black, Longenecker, Tester, Wills, Marshall, Bell Nealeigh, Noggle, Schmermund Miss Vivian Newport. OFFICERS President Vern Nealeigh Vice President Bill Wills Secretary-Treasurer Carol Longnecker Reporter Charles Schmermund Sponsor Vivian Newport The purposes ot the Dramatic Club are to stimulate interest in drama and to give its members an opportunity to take part in plays or to act as direct- ors. Monthly programs are made up ot radio skits, one act plays, and dis- cussions. In the tall, a club dinner was held followed by a program of mono- logues and impersonations. Marilyn Crain, guest speaker, told of her ex- periences as a student ot dramatic art in Hollywood. lt is traditional for the Dramatic Club to give a Christmas play for the student body. This year a one act comedy entitled The Tree was pre- sented, with eight members in the cast. .RNA Now you listen to me A figer's loose! Prof. Fud Getting o new face Honore ry Dromoiic alilzleiiw 7 LL a , K . W R U? WWW fix uf,-l -141 ,'. f' ' u 'ef' '4' Y '1 9fo'4'oW o'o:'oQooi 5, 2g ?o?s!o!o!6!X'o!o3!o.o2o!+5v!:k away. Dunn, Labig, way, Wolf, man, Mong, Top row: Hunt, Selman, Ap plegate, Stocksdale, Swabb Bell, Noggle, Oswalt, Taylor, Gilbert, Swabb, Tester, Hath Second row: Beisnerf Eubank, Murphy, Keckler Henry, Sackett, Hatha Hershey, Baird, Lantz Max. Third row: Huff Monks, Swartz, Gade Altic, Shook, Oliver, Shell Lindemuth, Focht. c31iirli.4l illtleiic .y44.40ciation The purpose of the Girl's Athletic Association is to develop the interest of all girls in athletics and recreation. Membership in the organization is open to any girl in the school. To retain membership and to obtain numerals and G's the girls must earn a designated number of points. The highest award given is a small cup with the girl's name en- graved on it. During football season, the girls had the refresh- ment stand at the stadium. The money received helps to carry on the work of the club. On Thanksgiving Eve the members and their escorts enioyed the informal Cotton Ball. Among the community services were peeling to- matoes at the Glen Karn cannery during the national emergency and making up Christmas baskets for needy people in Greenville. The excess toys were given to the County Children's Home. Throughout the year club activities consisted of a Hobo Hike in the fall, Christmas caroling, a spring play day and annual awards meeting which concluded activities for the year. The newest club within the club is archery. Mem- bers purchased equipment for six girls and made some of their own arm and finger guards and quivers. In the spring an archery meet was held, shooting through a Columbia Round. Second row: Sh rives, chell, Littman, Ca ron , man. Third row: Stauffer Weaver, Bennett, Trick. Fink, Fox, Hunt, Sellmen, gate, Stocksdale. Top row: Hollinger, Amsp Marker, Huddle, Brown ler, Eidson, Todd, Co Frankman, Corle, Ferl Bayman, Schmidt, Tester, Fovvble, Kester, Reed, P row: Dickey, Stebbins, T Baumgardner, Fourman, Fi Jirld I alflrfefifc a4JAnc'iafi0n row: Horton, Booth, Boker, aman, Mathews, Lammers, nd row: Johnson, Miss Moli- Horn, Marshall, Todd, Buhr, n, Coppock. Top row: Christensen, Weaver -lOlleYf Dunn, Staley, Goeke Goodrich, Crain, Culbertson Stocker, Baker, Stale Second row: Oldham, Brooks Ottman, Mannix, Patty, Wood Kester, Maher, Allen, Thoro man, Smith. Third row: Thomp son, Evans, Shiverdeclcer Shields, Marker, Royer, Netzley Neitzelt, Heaton, Pierce. Y, Brown Top row: Prasuhn, Harsh Powell, Crawford, Goodrich Brewer, Beatty, Moore, Dull King, Collins, Carpenter. Sec ond row: Thomas Swank, Al bright, Wright, Hapner, Nea leigh, Boltin, Beisner, Sackett Henry, Yates. Third row: Fah- rerikamp, Lephart, Boli, Ware Groendyke, Seibel, Ford, Hulse Hemrnerly. f olarcl 0 onlro Raymond Carle, John Pequignot, Bill Fletcher, Dwight Salzman, Edwin Stoltz, Paul C. Warner, Raymond Swope, Janet Horn. The Athletic Board of Control is composed of the coaches, the principal of the high school, the taculty manager of athletics, a iunior and a senior boy representative, and a senior girl who serves as secretary. The student representatives are chosen by the student body. The purpose ot the Board is to establish the policies of ath- letics for the school, purchase equipment, pay athletic bills, and approve the awarding of letters to those who have earned them through participation in sports. o J farsizly f-aX6'fftE'I'l'7IUIl Bottom-row: Buchy, Mr. Metzger, Hole, Brumbaugh, Young, Holzuptel, Pequignot, Wright, Beasecher Second row: Fletcher, Sharp, Green, Stephen, Rudy, Lakin, Brooks. Third row: Schmermurid, Thomas, Smith Oliver, Stoner, Lephart, Leos, Diltz, Spille, Reclc, Stebbins. The Varsity G Association carried out its traditional banquet in fine style. The club, an honorary organization ot varsity let- termen, worked on refreshment stands during football games to furnish money for this banquet. This year not only local members were invited but special carcls were sent to some members over- seas and in army camps. oolball eam o ow: Harsh, Kennard, Spille, Williams, Oliver, Dimmig, Stebbins. Second row: Edwin Stoltz, Sp tler Stoner Riesenbeck, Wright, Young, Baird, Raymond Swope. Bottom row: Lakin, Hole, Buchy, Holzapfel B b ugh, Brooks, Lephart, Pequignot. This year's football team was the first team in the history of the school to go undefeated and win an undisputed Miami Valley League Championship. Under the able coaching of Ray Swope and Eddie Stoltz the team walked over nine straight teams. The outstanding game was with Dayton Fairmont at the end of the season. Fairmont lost but one game and was expected to give the Waves a real battle. The final score was i3 to O, giving Greenville its unblemished record, Two other games stand out in the minds of the fans. The second game of the season was played at Celina with the Green Wave barely nosing out the home team i4 to 13. In the lvliamisburg game the Greenville players showed they had what it takes to come from behind and win. At the end of the first half the Burg was ahead 7 to O. A fighting Wave team came back the last half scoring 32 points while holding lvliamisburg scoreless. This year's team gained recognition throughout the state, but besides this two boys gained special recognition. They were John Pequignot and Tom Hunt. Both of these boys were named on All- State teams. John was the team's captain and played halfback, while Tom opened holes in the line from a tackle position. Sports have a place in the make-up of every school. They give the boys the will to win, good sportsmanship, and character. All of these traits were shown by Greenville High School's champion- ship team. if 22 -if Q Coach Raymond Swope Manager Chuck Schmermund Foofball Line-up Assisfoni Coach Edwin Sfolfz Second String-Fooiball I' Top row: Black, Miller, Faulkner Lammers, Rhaades, Marshall, Corle, Vanatfa, Lakin. Second row: West- fall, Turner, Driscoll, Thomas, Ma- cumber, Arnold, Canan, Brady, Dunlap, Green, Brandt, Kembl Longfell S, ow, Stark, Clark, Canan. f hiya J f? I Il ceq n a c Bottom row: Hole, Holzopfel, PequignoT, Wright, Hothowoy. Second row: Buchy, Beosecher, Wogner, GleTcher, Green. Holzopfel The Greenvvove, wiTh five leTTer men To form The nucleus of Their Tedm, hdd o good yeor. LosT yeor's Co-Champs, The Svvopemen, Tied Tor Third wiTh FoirmonT. The Tedm Tockled one of The hdrdesT schedules Thof d Greenville Teom hos ployed Tor quiTe o while. The seoson's sTondings of T2 vicTories ond five deTeoTs olThough noT os good os some expecTed, shows d good yeor. in The TournomenT I f 9 H ' f ri PequignoT 1.3 4 Cl J A' 47 f lr cz l EJ all 1.4 or rf Bill Buchy Bottom row: Stork, Kemble, Schmolenberger, Wagner, Green. Second row: Clark, Ken- Bill ole v' ' gillff J I, '.fg,..f W -EX.: 1:8 -7 522453 nord, Turner, Conon. the boys ployed Middletown, Stote Chomps. The Greenies were never in the gome which ended 45-9. The Reserve Teom with plenty ot tire proved too much for oll opposition. The B teom cooched by Eddie Stoltz come through the seoson with on unblemished record. These boys should show Green- ville some more terrific bosketboll next yeor. Beoseck roJ4 Clounlry eam 'G An inexperienced Cross Country tecim lost both meets but the boys goined knowledge ond experience ond will give every teom on next yecir's schedule o run for its money In Cross Country low score wins. Oct. 5 Oct, 12 l s V 'fa Lonier l7 Greenville 48 Porker 26 Osborn 31 Greenville 63 Reck, Leese, Diltz, P citten, Poling, Zirkle, S April April April April Moy Moy fall ealfl New Modison 28 2f3 Monroe 20 576 Greenville 79 W2 Dunbor 78 V2 Greenville 39 V2 Sidney 49 Limo South 22 V2 Greenville 76 V2 Troy 33 Greenville 85 Second Annuol Treoty City Reloys Greenville finished fourth in field of ten. l8th Annuol M. V. L. leogue meet Greenville first. X ,fig R Oliver, Lephort, Turner, Conner, P Holzapfel, Sharp, Young, Wright, Dunlop. OW ODE otton, L lc , Row two. J. Brumbough, P. Brumbough, Smith, aae all eam 4 . Q . -Ui . Q.. xl T Tg'.q.I,.,, slgvff I S jj BoTTom row: CarTer, STeinhelber, Marshall, Huber, Forney, Gcingwer, Corwin. Second row: PaTTerson, Sho- walTer, HaThoway, Rentz, FleTcher, Kemble, Stephen, Hole. Third row: Slade, Neiderlcorn, Driscoll, Stark, Buchy, Pequignof, Wright, Green, Beaseclcer. Greenville's baseball Team led by John PequignoT will Try once again To puT ThaT league Trophy in our Trophy case. The Greenville nine have been showing The league some real baseball for The lasT couple of years. WiTh leTTermen back This season The boys are anxious To begin. LasT year's Team won The M. V. L. Trophy and They were eliminaTed from The sTaTe TournamenT by Troy, a Team which had an even record during The season. f N I CiI'rl Glorio Shiverdecker, Vonis Lephcirt, Don Wright, Alice Ann Coppess, Mortho Potty. Lost toll every night otter school yells could be heord echoing throughout the stodium os our cheerleoders were being groomed for their yeor's work by their sponsor, Miss Molitor. After footboll seoson the vorsity proictices were held twice oi week in the gyrnriosium olong with ci group ot enthusiostic iunior high students who led cheers for the reserve loosketboll gcimes during boslcetboll seoson. Two senior girls who ore not in the picture, Lydio Morlcer ond Corobelle Royer, received their G's ot the end ot the tour yeors of service to Greenville High School. Four of our vorsity teom will return next yeor to leod us on to victory. l -ui -off -,ar gig ea. f xN this ml X Ai -,X fp-V., 4.1 r 'X I-. 174' r may ff fax Q3 m ..,- of!!-U X 'llifl if S lx i r' ' I! 1 jf' nf KA. uri, jj! fysl..- 4 LRE 'jf in, -..s., X 1 EQ 'Q?' ? n 'F 'M A WTQI- 1' , xx fl F .gi Wbk, I K .u-sf uf- vu 'tp 'sf . Q enior alctivitiea MARY AMSPAUGH JANE ANN BOOTH- Jane JAN JOA G. A. A. 4, G. R. 4, F. H. A. I-2-3-4, Treasurer 4, Cheer Club I-2, Intermural Basketball I-2-3-4, Interclass Basket- ball I-2-3-4, Volleyball 2-3-4, Decoration Committee for Jr. Sr. ET ASHMAN F. H. A. 3-4, Vice-President 3, Cheer club I-2, Girl Reserve 3-4, G. A. A. I-2, Spanish Club 2. N BAIRD- Jo Chorus I-2, G. A. A. I-2-3-4, Girl Reserve I-2-4, Cheer Club 2, Sports Tournaments, Basketball I-2-3-4, Noon Hour Activities 4. RICHARD T. BAIRD- Dick Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 2-3-4, Band I-2-3-4, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Fauna Flora 2-3-4, Junior Class Play The Doctor Has A Daughter 3, Annual Play- Tiger House 4, Honorary Dramatic 3-4, Football I-2-3-4, G 4, Track I-2-3-4, G , Interclass Basketball 2-3-4, Band Contest I, Dance Orches- tra I-2-3-4, Buckle Down 2, Ton's-O-Fun 3. ELIZABETH ANN BAKER- Betsy JOH RAL Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 4, G. A. A. I-2-3-4, Girl Re- serves 2-3-4, Cheer Club I, First Vice-President G. A. A. 4, Annual Play 2, Honorary Dramatics 4. N BAUMGARDNER- Bummy Magicians Club I, Fauna Flora 2-3, Dramatics 3, Reporters 3, Track I-2, Cross Country I-2, Stage Crew I-2. H BEASECKER Whitie p .. Chorus 2-3-4, A Cappella 3-4, Spanish Club 2, Reporters Club 2, Baseball G 3-4, G Association 3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Band I-2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4, Band Contest I, Cheer Club I-2, Cheerleader 2, Civil Air Patrol Cadet 4, Inter- class Volleyball 3-4. JOAN BEATTY Dramatics Club 3, G. A. A. I-2-3, Scholarship-Geometry 2. Reporters Club I-2-3, Chorus I-2-3, Miami MAXINE BELL I-2, Chorus 3, Reporters Club 4, Ansonia High School Dramatic Club 3-4, G. A. A. 4. EVELYN BERNHOLT- Effie F. H. A. 2-3-4. OLIVE MAYE BESECKER Spanish 2-3-4, Dramatics 4, Honorary Dramatics 3-4, Jr. Sr. Committee-Decorations 3, Miami Scholarship Test- Bookkeeping 3, Usher 4, Senior Class Play 4. NADINE BISEL Jefferson High School I-2, Chorus 3, Girl Reserve 3-4, Dramatics 3-4. RONALD BLANCHARD- Dude Spanish Club 2-3-4, Stamp and Bond Committee 4, Stamp and Bond Salesman 4, Interclass Basketball 2-3-4, ln- tramural Basketball 3-4, Miami Scholarship Tests-Biology 2, Miami Scholarship Tests-American History 2, Miami Scholarship Tests-U. S. History 3, Intramural Volleyball 4. WILLIAM BLUMENSTOCK F. F. A. I-2-4, Interclass Basketball I-2-3-4. LUCILLE BOLYARD LEW F. H. A. l-2-3-4. IS BOLEN- Louie G Association I-2-3-4, Track 4, G's I-2-3-4, Noon Hour Volleyball 2-3-4, Noon Hour Basketball I-2-3-4. Class Reporter 4, Class Secretary 2, Girls Chorus I-2-3-4, Annual Staff-Art Editor 4, Art Club I, Cheer Club I-2, Funa Flora 2, Girl Reserves I-2-4, Archery Club 4, G. A. A. l-2-3-4, Publicity Chairman 3, Treasurer 4, Numerals 2- G 4, Reporters Club 2-3-4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Reporter's G 4, Junior Class Play- Doctor Has A Daugh- ter 3, Honorary Dramatics 3-4, Stamp and Bond Sales- girl 4, Badminton Tournaments 3, Tennis Tournaments 3-4, Ping Pong Tournaments 3, Intramural Basketball I-2-3, Interclass Basketball I-2-3. BRUCE BROOKS- Leach Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 4, Cheer Club 2, Track I-2, Football G I-2-3-4, Honorary Dramatics 3-4, G Assoc- iation 4, Buckle Down 2, Thumbs Up 4, Sr. Class Play 4. LOWELL BRODRICK Band I-2-3-4, Orchestra, Band Contestl, Algebra I Scholar- ship Contest I, Plane Geometry Scholarship Contest ll, Dance Band 4, Tennis 4. MARIE BROOKS- Dugan Chorus I-2-3-4, Girl Reserve I-2-3-4, G. A. A. 3, Spanish Club 2. PHILIP BRUMBAUGH- Phil Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 3-4, Band I-2-3-4, District Con- test I, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Fauna Flora Society 4, G Association 2-3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Buckle Down 2, Tons of Fun 3, Football 2-3-4, G 3-4, Track I-2-3-4, G 2-3, Jr. Sr. Committee--Decoration 3, Sport Tournament-Basket- ball 4, School dance orchestra 2-3-4. WILLIAM FRANK BUCHY- ButcIly Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 3-4, Hi-Y, G Association I-2-3-4, President of G , Football-2 G's , Basketball-2 G's I-2-3-4, Baseball-3 G's I-2-3-4. JACQUELEE BURKE- Jackie Spanish Club 2, Girl Reserve 2-3, Jr. Sr. Committee. JEAN BURNER Chorus 2, Magicians Club 2, Secretary of Magicians Club 2, Dramatics 4, Reporters Club 4, Girl Reserve 4, Exchange Editor of G. H. S. Advocate 4, Editcr of G. H. S. Advocate 4, Reporter's G 4, Stamp and Bond Committee 4, Scho- lastic Contests 3-4, Usher, National Honor Society 4. BETTY SUE CARON- Susie Orchestra 2-3-4, Cheer Club I-2, International Friendship Club 2, G. A. A. 3-4, Girl Reserve I-2-3-4, Vice President 4, Dramatic Club 4, Stamp and Bond Committee 4, Inter- mural League 4, Miami Scholarship Tests, Algebra I-2, Spanish I-3, Spanish II-4. MARY LOU COLE- Red Chorus 2-3-4, Band 2-3, G. A. A. 2-3, Spanish Club 2, G. R. I, Stamp and Bond Committee 4. PHYLLIS JEAN COOK- Cookie Spanish Club 3-4, Dramatic Club 4, Usher 4. PHYLLIS ANN COPPOCK- PhiI Chorus I-2-3, G. A. A. I-2-3-4, Girl Reserve 2-3, Cheer Club I-2, Football Chairman of G. A. A. 4, Noon Hour Activities-Basketball 2-3-4, Sport Tournaments 2-3. PAUL CRAWFORD Volleyball 3, Spanish Club 2-4. ZELDA LUCILLE DELK- Butch Chorus 2-3-4, International Friendship Club I-2-4, Sec.-3, F. H. A. Club I, Girl Reserve 2-3-4, Spanish Club 4, Girls Basketball 3, lnterclass Ping Pong 3. DONALD DOTSON Chorus I-2. BETTY DWYER- Bet Chorus I, G. A. A. I-2-3-4, Girl Reserve 3-4, Cheer Club I, Reporters Club 4, Dramatic Club 4, Jr. Class Play The Doctor Has a Daughter 3, Honorary Dramatic Club 3-4, Jr. Sr. Prom Decoration Committee 3. J. EDGAR ELIKER Alhambra High School, Alhambra, California I-2, Dra- matics 3-4, Honorary Dramatics 3-4, Junior Class Play 3, Annual Play 4, Noon Hour Volley Ball 4, Senior Class Play 4, Ha-Y 4. WILLIAM ELLIOTT Dramatic Club I-2-3-4, Class President 4, Camera Club 2, Treasurer 2, Miami Scholarship-Gen. Science-lst place, Plane Geometry, Chemistry, Senior Class Play 4, Stage Crew Electrician 4. MARY JO FOCHT Band I-2-3-4, Orchestra 3, Girl Reserve 2-3-4, International Friendship Club 2, Reporters Club 2-3, G. A. A. 3-4, Girl Reserve-Publicity Chairman 3, Girl Reserve-President 4, Jr. Sr. Committee-Invitation Chairman 3, Band Contest 2, Scholarship Test-U. S. History 3, Usher 4, National Honor Society 4. THOMAS GOUBEAUX- Butch Spanish Club 2-3-4, lnterclass Volleyball 2-4, Intramural Basketball 4- Champs INEZ GROTE- Grote Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 4, Band I-2-3, Fauna Flora- 3-4, Secretary 4, Girl Reserve I-2-4, F. H. A. I, Noon Hour Activities-Intramural Basketball 3-4. VIRGINIA GRUBB- Ginny Stamp and Bond Committee. PATRICIA HATHAWAY- Pat Band I-2-3-4, G. A. A. I, G. R. 2-3-4, Reporters Club 3-4, Fauna Flora 2, Club Officers 3-G. R.-Social Chairman, Publicity Chairman 4, Reporter G , Gym Night 3, National Honor Society 3-4, Doctor has a Daughter -Junior Play, Tiger House Annual Play '44, Honorary Dramatics 3-4, Miami Scholarship Contests, Latin I-I, Latin Il-2, English X-2, Chemistry-3, English XII-4, Band Contest I, Usher. MARTHA HERRMANN- Mart Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 4, Band I-2-3-4, Girl Reserves I-2-3-4, Fauna and Flora 3, G. A. A. I-2-3-4, Dramatics 4, Basketball, Badminton. JANET HERSHEY- Jamey Chorus I-2-3-4, G. A. A. I-2-3-4, Girl Reserve I-4, Cheer Club I-2, Intramural Basketball 2-3-4. PAUL HIPPLE Magician Club I-2, Secretary of Magician Club 2. WILLIAM HOLE- Wee Willie Chorus I-3-4, A Cappella 3-4, Band I-2-3-4, Contest I, Annual Staff 4, Class Officer-Vice President 2, Hi-y 2-3-4, Vice-President 4, G Association 2-3-4, National Honor So- ciety 3-4, Junior Class Play 3, Buckle Down 2, Tons-O-Fun 3, Honorary Dramatics 3-4, Football I-2-3-4, G's 3-4, Bas- ketball I-2-3-4, G's 2-3-4, Baseball I-2-3-4, G's 3, Tennis 2-3-4, G's 3, Jr. Sr. Committee-Program Commit- tee 3, Intramural Volleyball I-2-3. THELMA HOLLINGER Chorus I-3-4, G. A. A. 3-4, Noon Hour Volley Ball 3-4, Noon Hour Basketball 3-4. JAMES HOLZAPFEL- Hog Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 3-4, Annual Staff, Sports Editor, Class Officers: President I, Vice President 3, Treas- urer 4, Honor Socety 3-i4, Football I-2-3-4, G's 2-3-4, Basketball I-2-3-4, G's 2-3-4, Track l-3-4, G's 3, Hi-Y, G Association, Tons of Fun . JANET HORN Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 2-3-4, Annual Staff-Editor 4, Class Officer Secretary I, President 2, Secretary 3, Vice- President 4, G. A. A. I-2-3-4, Reporter 3, Freshman Rep- resentative I, President 4, National Honor Society 3-4, Buckle Down 2, G. A. A.-Numerals I, G 3, Cup 4, lnterclass and Intramural Basketball I-2-3-4, Bowling League I, Miami Scholarship Tests, English I, History 2, English 3, and English 4, Usher 4, Athletic Board of Control-Secre- tary 4, Thumbs Up 4. IOLA HORTON Band 2-3, Annual Staff 4, Girl Reserve 3-4, G. A. A. 3-4, Typist for G. H. S. Paper, G 4, Usher 4. DORIS HUGHES Chorus I-2-3-4, F. H. A. I-2-3-4. ROBERT HULVEY Stanford Community High School, Stanford, Illinois I-2-3, Band 4. THOMAS HUNT Football I-2-3-4, G Association. BETTY JOHNSON- Batt Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 4, Spanish I-2, Dramatic Club 4, G. R. I-4, G. A. A. I-4, Reporters Club 4, Girl Reserve Secretary 4, Dramatic Club Play Weinies on Wednesday , Basketball Captain 2. JAY JOHNSON Band 4. DENNIS KELTNER- Denny Chorus 4, Dramatic Club 4. ALBERTA KESTER- Christie G. A. A. I-2-3-4, Girl Reserve I-3-4, Reporter's Club 4, Dramatic Club I, Girls' Chorus I, Jr. Sr. Committee-Deo orations 3, Scholarship in dress design I, Latin American Essay Contest 3, Anna Bier Scholarship 3,4, Annual Staff, Assistant Art Editor 4. SHIRLEY KITCHEN ROBERT KNICK- Bob F. F. A. I-2-3-4, Volley Ball 3-4. ROBERT EARL LAKIN- Bob Chorus I, Band I-2-3-4, Contest I, Orchestra 2-3, Dance Orchestra 3-4, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Secretary 4, Delegate to Hi-Y Convention 4, Spanish Club 2, Cheer Club I-2, G Asso- ciation 2-3-4, Track I-2-3-4, G 2-3-4, Football l-2-3-4, G 3-4, Noon Hour Volley Ball 2-3-4, Intermural Volley Ball 2-3. WAYNE H. LANDIS F. F. A. 2-3-4, Noon Hour Activities-Basketball I-2-3-4, Noon Hour Activities-Volleyball I-2-3-4. JEAN LANTZ- Jeannie Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 4, Band I-2-3-4, Contest I, G. A. A. I-2-3-4, Cheer Club 2, Reporters 3-4, Dramatics 4, Christman Play- The Tree 4, Intramural Basketball 2-3-4. Senior alcliuitied enior alctiuitia RUTH LEE- Ruthie Chorus I, Dramatic Club 2. WILLIAM LEES MARY LOUISE LINDEMUTH Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 3-4, Orchestra I-2-3-4, Pit Orchestra I-2-3-4, Annual Staff-Class Editor 4, Girl Reserve I-2-3-4, Treasurer 4, G. A. A. l-2-3-4, Numerals 2, G 3, Cup 4, Reporters Club 4, Typist for G. H. S. Advocate and G. H. S. Mirror 4, National Honor Society 3-4, Jr. Sr. Committee-Decoration 3, Miami Scholarship Team- Latin I l, Head Usher 4, Civil Air Patrol Cadet 3-4, Gym Night 3, State Scholarship Test 4, Thumbs Up 4. JANET LITTMAN Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 2-3-4, Orchestra I-2-3-4, Class Officer, Reporter 3, Secretary 4, G. A. A. l-2-3-4, Num- erals l, G 3, Cup 4, Girl Reserve I-2-4, Reporters Club 3-4, Cheer Club 2, Buckle Dawn 2, Tons-O-Fun 3, Intramural Basketball 3-4, lnterclass Basketball 3-4, Bowling League I. RUTH LONGFELLOW- Ruthie Chorus I-2-3, G. A. A. Club I-2, Girl Reserve Club I-2-4, F. H. A. Club l-2-4, Reporter's Club 3, Junior Committee- Publicity 3. LYDIA MARKER- Shortie Chorus l-2-3-4, G. A. A. I-2-3-4, Spanish Club I-2, Cheer Club I-2, Reporters Club I, Cheerleader l-2-3-4, G , Intramural Basketball l-2-3-4. JOANNA MARSHAL- Jo Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 4, F. H. A. I, G. A. A. I-2-3-4, Vice-President 4, Girl Reserve 2-3-4, Dramatic Club 4, Usher 4, Scholarship Tests 3-4, Jr. Sr. Committee 3. MARY LOUISE MARSHALL- Jackie Chorus, Dramatic Club 3-4. ROBERT MARTINO- Nick Spanish Club 2-3-4, Noon Hour Volley Ball 4, Track 3. RUTH EILEEN MATH EWS Chorus I-2, Band I-2, Contest I, Orchestra 3-4, Annual Staff-Activities Manager 4, Class Officer-Reporter 2, G. A. A. l-2-3-4, Cabinet 4, Reporter 2-3-4, Exchange Ed- itor 4, Dramatic Club 4, Girl Reserve I-2, Intercloss Basket- ball 2-3-4. DITTIE JO MAYER Chorus l.2-3-4, A Cappella 4, Annual Staff-Assistant Ac- tivities, Dramatics 4, G. A. A. I-2-3-4, Cheer Club I-2, Girl Reserve l-2-3-4, Secretary 3, Program Chairman 4, Annual Play-Double Exposure, Jr. Class Play-Dr. Has a Daughter-Promter, Annual Play-Tiger House-Promter, Intramural Basketball I-2-3-4, Honorary Dramatics 3-4, Stamps and Bond Committee 4, Jr. Sr. Committee, Chair- man-Refreshment 3. BERYL MILLER- Buzzy Chorus I, F. F. A. l-2-3-4, International Friendship Club I-2-3-4. JAMES F. MILLER F. F. A. I-2-3-4, National Honor Society 4, Noon Hour Activities-Basketball I-2-3-4, Noon Hour Activities-VaIley- ball I-2-3-4, Annual Staff-Assistant Business Manager 4. MARY MAE MILLER Chorus I-2-3, F. H. A. I, G. A. A. l-2-3, Miami Scholarship Tests 2, Biology 2, Shorthand Certificates 60, 80 4, Usher 4. STELLA MILLER- Jackson Chorus l, F. H. A. I-2-4. MARY MITCHELL Spanish 3, Jr. Sr., Decorating Committee 3, Shorthand Certificates 60 4. CHARLOTTE MONG Chorus I, G. A. A. I-2-3-4, Girl Reserve I, Dramatics Club 4, Intramural Basketball I-2-3-4. BETTY JEAN NEITZELT Chorus I-2, G. A. A. I-2-3-4, Girl Reserve 2-3, Cheer Club l, Spanish Club 3, Basketball I-2-3-4. PHAROL NETZLEY Chorus I-2-4, G. A. A. 2-3-4, lnterclass Basketball I-2-3-4, Intramural Bastketball I-2-3-4, Noon Hour Activities, Basket- ball 2-3-4. MARLENE NOGGLE- Twerp Chorus 3-4, Reporters Club 3-4, G. A. A. I-2-3-4, Girl Re- serve 4, Spanish Club 2, Dramatics Club 4, C. A. P. 3-4, Usher, Interclass Basketball 4. EVELYN OEHRTMAN Chours I-2-3-4, A Cappella Choir 4,Girl Reserve 2-3-4 International Friendship Club 4, Dramatic Club 2-3, Spanish Club Intramural Basketball 2-3, Intramural Ping Pong, Ca-Champion 3, Bond and Stamps Salesgirl 3-4, Bonds Stamps Committee 4, Miami Scholarship Tests-Biology 3, Miami Scholarship Tests--English I2 4, Miami Scholarship Tests-Spanish II 4, Thumbs Up 4, National Honor So- ciety 4. JANIS OLIVER- Jan Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 4, Band I-2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, G. A. A. I-2-3-4, Girl Reserve 4, Cheer Club 2, Fauna Flora 4, International Friendship 2-3, Spanish I-2, Stamp and Bond Committee 4, Stamp and Bond Salesgirl 4, Jr. Sr. Committee 3, Miami Scholarship Test-Geometry 2, Band Contest 2, Usher 4, Thumbs Up 4, National Honor Society. ANNABELLE OSWALT- Angie Chorus 2-3-4, G. A. A. International Friendship, Usher 4, Badminton 3, Basketball 3-4. BETTY JOAN PATTON Chorus I-2-3-4, G. A. A. I-2-3, F. H. A. I, Shorthand Certificates 60, BO, IOO 3-4, Algebra I, State Contest 2. JOHN PEQUIGNOT- Pick Hi-Y 2-3-4, President 4, Spanish Club 2, Treasurer 2, Board of Control 3-4, G Association 2-3-4, Football l-2-3-4, G 2-3-4, Captain 4, Basketball l-2-3-4, G 3-4, Base- ball l-2-3-4, G l-2-3, Interclass Basketball Coach I-4. ROBERT LEE PHILLIPS- Bob F. F. A. 2-3-4. DONNA JEANNE POLING- D. J. Chorus 3-4, F. H. A. Club, Secretary 3, President 4, G. A. A. Club I-2-4, Girl Reserve I, Interclass Basketball I-3-4, Intramural Basketball 3-4. MARILYN PURTEE- Puri F. H. A. 2-3-4, Noon Hour Activities, Volleyball and Bas- ketball 3. MARGARET RICHARDSON Future Home Makers Club I-2. WALTER R. RICHARDSON Miami Scholarship Test, Physics 4. MELISSA RIEGLE- Melia F. H. A. 4, Noon Hour Activities, Basketball 3, Noon Hour Activities, Volleyball 3. ROBERT RIEGLE Stamps and Bond Committee 4, Contests, Miami Scholarship, Bookkeeping I. ALICE RIGGS CORABELLE ROYER- Corky Chorus I-2-3-4, Cheer Club, G. A. A., Spanish Club, Re- porters Club, G Cheerleader I-2-3-4, Intramural Basket- ball, Class Basketball Team. HERBERT RUDY- Herb F. F. A. 2-3, Athletics 2-3, Track, G's 2, Noon Hour Basketball I-2-3-4, Valley Ball I-2-3-4. LEMUEL RUSH- Jockey Chorus I-2-4, Fauna Flora Society 3-4, Spanish Club 2-3-4, Track 2, Cross Country 2, Interclass Basketball 2-3, Intra- mural Basketball 2-3. PEGGY SARVER- Pete F. H. A. I, Reporters Club 4. MARY ALICE SHARP Orchestra I-2, F. H. A. I-2. TERESA GERALDINE SKIDMORE- Jerry Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 4, Girl Reserves I-2-3-4, Inter- national Friendship 3, Reporters Club 3,4, Buckle Down 2, Orchestra I-2-3-4. RAYMOND SLADE- Elmer Spanish Club 2-3, Intramural Basketball 4, Interclass Bas- ketball 2-3-4, Baseball 3-4. HELEN MAXINE SMITH Chorus I-2-3, F. H. A. I-2-3, Girl Reserve I. JAMES SMITH- Smitty Chorus 4, Hi-Y 2-3-4, G's Track 3-4, Noon Hour Basket- ball and Volleyball I-2-3-4, Sport Tournament-Tennis 4. ROSE MARY SNIDER- Rosie Chorus I-2-3-4, Annual Staff-Business Manager 4, Girl Reserve 2-3-4, International Friendship 2-3, President 3, Reporters Club 4, Dramatic Club 4, Reporter G 4, The Doctor Has a Daughter 3, Tiger House 4, Honorary Dramatic Club 3-4, Jr. Sr. Refreshment committee 3, C. A. P. Cadet 3-4, Cheer Club I-2, Miami Scholarship Test-U. S. History 3, Miami Scholarship Test-Biology 2. ROBERT SPILLE- Homer Assistant Class Editor 4, Fauna Flora 3-4, President 4, Football I-2-3-4, G's 4, Baseball 3, Basketball Tourna- ments I-2-3-4, Volleyball Tournaments I-2-3-4. GENE STARR- Joe Band I-2-3-4,Chorus I-4, Orchestra 2-3-4, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Track I, Interclass Basketball I-2-3-4, Spanish Club 2-3-4, Band Contest I. LOWELL STEBBINS Band I-2-3-4, Contest I, Junior Class President, Football 2-3-4, G 4, Interclass Basketball 2-3-4, Intramural Bas- ketball I-2-3-4, Intramural Volleyball 2-3-4, Miami Uni- versity Scholarship Test, English IO, G Association 4. CATHERINE LOUISE SWARTZ- Katie Chorus I-2-3-4, Spanish 2-3, G. A. A. 4, Reporters Club I, International Friendship I, Noon Hour Activities-Noon Hour Basketball 4. NORMAN TEAFORD DAWN TESTER- Liz Girl Reserves I-2-3-4, Cheer Club I-2, G. A. A. 3-4, Dra- matics 4, Stamps and Bond Committee 4, Stamp and Bond Salesgirl 4, Jr. and Sr. Committee, Decoration 3, Noon Hour Basketball I-2. BILL THOMAS- Willie F. F. A. I-2-3-4, Football 4, Noon Hour Basketball I-2-3-4, Noon Hour Volleyball I-2-3-4, Interclass Basketball I-2-3-4. JOHN KEITH THOMAS- J. K. A Cappella I-2-3-4, Boys' Chorus 3-4, Stage Crew I-2-3-4, Orchestra I, Band I-2-3-4, Honorary Dramatics 2-3-4, Plane Crazy 2, Dr, Has a Daughter 3, Tons of Fun 3, Double Exposure 3, Tennis 2-3-4, National Honor Society 4, Buckle Down 2, Thumps Up 4, Class Officer- Treasurer I. ROBERT L. THOMAS- Bob F. F. A. I-2-3-4. FRANCES TRICK- Fran Band I-2, Girl Reserve I-2-3-4, G. A. A. I-2-3-4, Cheer Club I, Jr. Play- The Doctor Has A Daughter 3, Annual Play- Double Exposure 3, Honorary Dramatics 3-4, Jr. Sr. Committee-Orchestra Committee 3. BARBARA JEAN UNGER- Barb F. H. A. I-2-3-4, Spanish Club 4. MILDRED VANATA Chorus 2-3-4, F. H. A. I, Shorthand Certificates 60 80 4, Complete Theory Certificate 4. RICHARD WESTERMAN- Snail Class Treasurer 3, Cheer Club 2, Interclass Basketball I-2-3-4, Basketball Manager I, Football I, Interclass Valle ball I-2. WILLIAM E. WILLS A Cappella 3-4, Chorus I-2-3-4, Dramatics Club 2-3-4, Vice-president 4, Spanish Club 2-3, Cheer Club I-2, Report- ers Club 4, Typist for G. H. S. Advocate 4, Annual Staff 4, Annual Play Plane Crazy 2, Junior Class Play The Doctor has a Daughter 3, Senior Class Play Ramona 4, Scholarship Test in English XII, Tons O Fun 3, Buckle Down 2, Thumbs Up 4. MARY CATHERINE WILSON- Shorty Orchestra I-2, Girl Reserve I, F. H. A. I-2-3-4, Cheer I-2. MARJORIE WINCHELL- Maggie Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 4, Band I-2-3, Girl Reserve I-2-3-4, G. A. A. I-2-3-4, International Friendship I-2, Dramatics 4, Honorary Dramatics 3,4, The Doctor Has a Daughter 3, Jr. Sr. Orchestra Committee 3, Ramona 4. KEITH WOGOMAN BEVERLY G. YATES- Gene Chorus I, Dramatics Club 2, Girl Reserve 4, F. H. A. 3-4, Interclass Basketball 2-3, Badminton 2-3. DEAN YOUNG Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 2-3-4, Hi-Y 4, Track 2-3-4, G 3-4, Football 4, G 4, Intramural Basketball, National Honor Society 4. Senior alctiuitiea X , 1 , 4: l , 3 The Chief Staff of T945 wishes to thank the following people for con- tributing service on and for this book. For working on the stand and selling at the tournament we wish to thank: Bob Goodrich, Betty Johnson, Joanna Marshall, Betty Neitzelt, Marie Brooks, Mary Jo Focht, Bob Reigle, Carol Longenecker, Pat Hathaway, Dawn Tester, Wayne Lindemuth, Joe Patterson, Betty Caron, Bill Bradley, Ruth Ann Evans, Betty Lehman, Alreeta Eidson, Gary Driscoll, Ruth Long- fellow, Jean Burner, Janet Littman, Bob Lakin, Thelma Hollinger, Helen Black, Vern Nealeigh, and Doris Shields. We thank Mr. Bailey, Mr. Warner, Mr. Metzgar, Miss Creamer, Miss Hill, Mr. Oliver, Miss Boyer, Mr. Wandle, and Mr. Steck for assisting us in many ways. We wish to thank Mrs. R. K. Gilmore and Mr. Guy D. Hawley for helping us to obtain film supplies. 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