Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1946 volume:

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VYAwT-vi X y ,nf '. ,,,,, EEN Q H 1 Q fi -fi K Y I 6 ' 5 W I E915 GHE 0 Q LL 2, GR - I ,sf The GREMLIN OF GREENVILLE . . . THIRTY-SIX MONTHS' SERVICE AS GENERAL'S AIDE IN THE AIR GREMLIN CORPS. . . GREMESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR FOR UNTIRING DEVILTRY . . . HONORABLE DISCHARGE . . . THIS IS THE BRILLIANT RECORD OF ROGER! ASSIGNED BY THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF HIGH SCHOOL GREMLINS TO A POST AS OFFICIAL GREMLIN OF GREENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, IT IS ROGER'S DUTY AND DELIGHT TO HINDER AND HECKLE STUDENTS AND FACULTY ALIKE IN ALL CLASSES, ACTIVITIES, AND SPORTS. THE FOLLOWING IS A RECORD OF ROGER'S ACTIVITIES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. Q IDI! f L 7 T if Qwx .X -nr Q BRAIU Iv N Pie-low X 'T ' X ,Q .121 4 vIIf X 9 -1 7. ? .D X 11 I Q mv ll Auomumufw - I I lr. Roger KNOWS HIS WAY AROUND IT'S A MYSTERY TO THOSE WHO ARE UNVERSED IN THE WAYS OF GREMLINS HOW ROGER CAN GET HIS DAILY SCHOOLWORK DONE . . . BREAKING TEST TUBES IN THE CHEMISTRY LABORATORY, MISPLACING THE HOMEWORK PAPERS OF UNFORTUNATE STU- DENTS, AND THE LIKE. BUT WITH TYPICAL GREMLIN AGILITY, ROGER FLITS ABOUT THE CAMPUS, FAITH- FULLY EXECUTING HIS ASSIGNED TASKS UPON THE FACULTY, CLASSES, ACTIVITIES, AND SPORTS. 4 1 .6 ,X - .xx 1 1 ll 7 I M , W , H0009 wafers .' LP X . ' x, 55.32-. ,Sw X , 1- -K v fa- ,.,., SQ ' Q - ,f fi N 7? 9 CT A N g 'ik ' P ,S f 1 - A 2 x J ' g 'M . Xfa I , .A v X Q 1 ,f Q! 'A' X v-, I X, 1 lf- -Q-is UQ' :S ' H I, Q f .trfftlfij X X 1, V .x N k I. f1 w ' ?gf777 ',7Q 'ffm f I pf' MmQ41 ,rr , x f ' E... 2 , if 'fff .QA A I --,-.,..- X 5 K 537 'K 4 ' 'rung If ' Q ummm ' 1 , : LL N ' a f, 1 fl ff?-'X Lf l si V U 71 X-K N4-uv- -1 7' sr gp - fn f'X Q -L. O :sz- 3 JS? N ll ' . I' offf l ., If 0 'wllfi iiu R Q' lg ., Z ' ff .114 K '-M? xi., .X M- 45, gi: s ff? mypj 6 N ,Q1 In grcitetul dpprecidtion ot his untiring work ond friendly, pcitient cooperation in the publishing of the G. H. S. Advocate ond the G. H. S. Mirror, ond cis on expression of our respect ond cudmirotion for him as ci tecicher, the Chief of 1946 is dedicoted. TO MR. JOHN E. OLIVER 8 wg v M, :fy ON THE FACULTY Roger's favorite victims are the members ot the faculty. As targets tor Roger's most impish plottings, the long-suffering teachers are forced to endure all that a very active gremlin Cin league with approximately 750 studentsj can inflict upon them. ADMINISTRATION C. L. BAILEY SuperinTendenT of Schools Mr. Bailey has been connecTed vviTh The Public Schools of Greenville for The pasT TWenTy-eighT years. ATTer serving Tvvo years as ci science Teacher in Green- ville High School, he was made prin- cipal, and ci Tevv years laTer he became Superinfendeni of The Greenville Public School SysTem. lvlr. Bailey received his Bachelor of ArTs degree from OTTerbein College and his Masier of ArTs degree from Miami UniversiTy. PAUL C. WARNER Principal Mr, Warner has served as Principal of Greenville High School for The pasT sevenTeen years. Before his appoinTmenT as principal, he Taughi academic sub- iecTs in Greenville High School for nine years. ln l9l8 Mr. Warner received his Bachelor of Science degree from Ohio SToTe UniversiTy and in l93l he received his MasTer ol ArTs degree from Miami l,lniversiTy. BGARQ The Greenville Board ot Education consists ot a group of tive men whose duty it is to supervise the purchase of supplies, to select text books, to aid in the planning of courses ot study, and to supervise the care ot the school grounds and buildings ot Greenville. The members ot the Board, enthusiastic supporters ot all activities, function as a unit, always considering the best interests ot the schools. Through their ettorts the high standards ot city schools are maintained. Mr. George Buchy, lvlr. J. E. Engelken, Mr. Sheldon Vannoy, Mr. Robert Coppess, and our superintendent, Mr. C. L, Bailey, are responsible tor the accomplishment ot these duties. Mr. Vunnoy, Mr. Coppess, Mr, Bailey, Mr. Engelken M B c y i i THE Eugene Phelps U. S. History Spanish Helen Deeter Biology Edwin Stoltz Business Arithmetic Eighth Grade History Kitt Townsend Geography Eighth Grade Literature Dwight Salzman Physical Education First Aid Vivian Newport Senior English Public Speaking Latin American History FACULTY Elizabeth Menke Elementary Art Supervisor High School Art Harry Metzger Physics, Chemistry General Science Romana Alexander Freshman English Walter Morrison Stenography Typing ' Alma Molitor Physical Education First Aid Charles Detling Government, Sociology Eighth Grade History Dwight Brown Instrumental Music Mrs. Mary Roach Junior High English Jack Rcxudabough Senior Mathematics Economic Geography Catharine Boyer Junior English O. O. Ottman Spanish Ethel Hathaway Sophomore English rf' 4:-Q ny' Wild? 'S' if rr' if ,,,,A- 6- T Elizabeth Hill Vocal Music Ralph Rauch World History Wilma Creamer Home Economics Girls' and Boys' Chet Class John Oliver Journalism Plone Geometry Seventh Grade Arithmetic Leah Jefferis Algebra l, 2 Solid Geometry Trigonometry Lauren Kludy General Science Wayne Palmer Agriculture Rubyiane Etter Latin Eighth Grade English Raymond Swope Junior High Arithmetic Ofilla McGreevey Junior High Literature Mrs. Effie Boyd Secretary to the Principal Martha Rupp Head Librarian FACULTY Orpha Palmer Home Economics Robert Hawes Manual Training Mechanical Drawing Edna Day Typing Bookkeeping Clyde Corle Counselor Mildred Cassel Secretary to the Superintendent Edward Beichler Library Assista nt 4 VAX' ,..l.:.lL ON THE CLASSES Roger is not class conscious. Lowly under- classmen and upperclass nobility he treats with the same imperturbable gremlin audac- ity, although it would seem to some that he takes a particular sadistic delight in torturing Seniors. He has no respect for age or posi- tion. Roger, like the measles, is an affliction against which no one is immune. SENIOR HISTORY lt was a bright September day in T940- the first day of school. We seventh graders gathered in small groups whispering back and forth, Just think, we're in high school now. During our junior high years, the class of '46 was introduced to tea dances, parties, assemblies, and other activities, but it wasn't until we reached the eighth grade that we really started to get into the swing of things. We sponsored a paper drive and with the money bought shrubs to plant at the front of the Memorial Hall. The next year of our high school career was a big one-we were Freshmen now. Fear crept into each heart-fear over the prospects of being initiated. ln due time we learned that initiation was fun-but wait till next year -then it was our turn. For the first time we had class officers. The system of self-nomina- tion of candidates for class officers was used with the following results: Don Kemble, presi- dent, Bill Fletcher, vice-president, Janice Munn, secretary, Don Wagner, treasurer, and Bob Roll, reporter. This year we held our first class party which was carried out in true carnival fashion. We soon found ourselves Sophomores. The boys were going out for athletics now and the girls were getting up their own basketball teams. Some members of the class were elected to offices in school organizations. This year Jean Allen was elected class presi- dent, Bill Crump, vice-president, Juanita Todd, secretary, Bill Fletcher, treasurer, and Jeanette Goeke, reporter. Toward the end of the year the class party was held. It was called the Funnies Follies. Junior class rings were chosen so they would be ready for the next year. Some Super Seniors. Co-eds. Look what we've got. Just two goons. Oh, come on, kids. Smile, please. Ice cold pop! Swing your partners. ,, it 6' ,SQL i LTQQI units?-' fr it 1 L ' 1251 is T f i , f' , ,M I T' s T.:-, 553 ,,.Y.,.Q,xjk NN ! ,ggi ELL' -5 A4 'N .icq .s. 2 if T if .1 i , gqliigslxx- :, fit: - . '.? 3iT3fi ' V. g -3. ,t, Ft,.,jf,fi 5fQa- ,,pr' 1 Phyllis Seibel, Rita Maher, Bob Roll, Vern Nealeigh, Anita Stocker. Our junior yeor brought further responsi- bilities, ond we were involved in more octivi- ties. This yeor on ccimpoigning system wos used for selecting closs officers. Joe Patterson was elected president, ,leon Allen, vice-presi- dent, Phyllis DeWeese, secretory, Betty Lou Christensen, treosurer, ond Chuck Schmer- mund, reporter. We were especiolly busy neor the end of the yeor, The Junior closs ploy, Days Without Doddyf' wos presented under the direction of Mr, Oliver, iournolism ond mothemotics teocher. Fincxlly there was the Junior-Senior Prom. It hod been o big yeor but the following yeor wos the one to which oll had been looking forword. lt wos hcird to reolize thot we were seniors ot lost. But os time went on we realized that this yeor wos not very different from other yeors. For Senior closs officers those chosen were Anito Stocker for president, Phyllis Sei- bel, vice-president, Ritci Mother, secretory, Vern Neoleigh, treasurer, Bob Roll, reporter. The Annucil Stoff wos elected ond o mogo- zine subscription drive storted to help findnce the yeor book. This yedr seemed to pciss foster thon oll the preceding ones. It wos no tirne dt oll before the Senior Closs ploy, The Vampire Bot, was ready to be presented. Cops ond gowns were chosen for grdduotion ond Senior pictures were token. Fincilly come the greot doy of grciducition. Now we're on our own-the closs of '46 hos groducited. SENIORS OF 1946 JEAN ALLEN DELBERT ANTHONY ROBERT ANTHONY RUTH ANNA APPLEGATE MILDRED ARMSTRONG DOROTHA ARNOLD JUNE ASHBY VIRGINIA BEISNER HELEN BLACK EUGENE BOWMAN DRUSCILLA BOYER BARBARA BROOKS JANE BUHR VIOLET CALVERT DOROTHY CANAN MELVIN CARTER WILLIAM CANAN ALICE CARPENTER BETTY LOU CHRISTENSEN BLAINE CLARK MELVIN CONNER WILLIAM CRUMP DOROTHY CULBERTSON PHYLLIS DeWEESE SENIORS OF 1946 JACK DIMMIG JACOB DITMER JAMES DRISCOLL BETTY DULL THELMA ETTER BILL FLETCHER MARY ESTHER FLOMMERSFELD LOIS FLORY MARY FOLKERTH DONNA GARRETT JOSEPH GARRISON MARGARET GILBERT -F? E WVR Q97 JEANETTE GOEKE JACK HARDWICK SHIRLEY GOODRICH BARBARA HATHAWAY BENJAMIN HATHAWAY JANIS HEATON ROBERTA HENRY ROBERT HATHAWAY RALPH HEMMERLY DOROTHY HOFFMAN JEANNE HOLZFASTER DORIS JOLLEY SENIORS OF 1946 DON KEMBLE ROBERTA KESTER GLORIA KING RICHARD KOSIER LAVONNE KRICK PHYLLIS LABIG PHYLLIS LAMMERS JOYCE LANDERS JAMES LEES BETTY LEHMAN CREIGHTON LEPHART MYRTLE LINDEMUTH 'ml 'Q lr ,h3Ff4f PAULINE LINDEMUTH ROBERT LOCKE CAROL LONGENECKER RITA MAHER RICHARD MARKER JACK MARTIN JOANNE MOORE JANICE MUNN ROBERT MYERS ' , VERN NEALEIGH DELORES NEFF THOMAS NIEDERKORN SENIORS OF 1946 GARY O'BRIEN LORETTA OLDHAM BRUCE OLIVER PAUL OSWALT HORACE OTTMAN LAVONA OVERHOLSER JOSEPH PATTERSON LEAH PEARCE EILEEN FENCE ELSIE RIEMAN DONALD RIESENBECK ROBERT ROLL E- ROBERT ROSS THOMAS SANDER MARY LOU SACKETT DONALD SCHAFER DAVID SCHMALENBERGER PHYLLIS SEIBEL CHARLES SCHMERMUND W JAMES SELLERS 5: x ELIZABETH SELLMAN f E ,jim --L.-..f.f fa f 'V V 25 DORIS SHIELDS ADRIAN SHARP VIRGINIA SHREVES ,. SENIORS OF 1946 JEANNE SMITH CHARLES SOTELL DON SPITLER ANNE STALEY CAROL STAUFFER PAUL STEPHAN ANITA STOCKER CARL STONER KARL STUTZ PHYLLIS SWABB Not Pictured: WILLIAM BASS surf GEORGANNE THOROMAN WILBUR THWAITS JUANITA TODD DONALD WAGNER LOIS WALTERS PHYLLIS WARE HOWARD W. WARREN MARY WEAVER SHIRLEY WOOD DON WRIGHT Not Pictured: ALREETA EIDSON BOB VANATTA iff? , Kathryn Goodrich, Alice Ann Coppess, Dick Gangwer, Don Reigle. The class ot '47 first became known to G. H. S. in 1943. The otticers were, Helen Dickey, president, Roberta Wogaman, vice- president, Gloria Shiverdecker, secretary, Howard Patton, treasurer, and Betty Brown, reporter. An outstanding activity ot our class that year was the publishing ot the tirst G. H. S. Handbook. This project grew out ot the English classwork and was the first hand- book ever published by G. H. S, It was de- signed primarily to help new students in be- coming adiusted to the customs and tradi- tions ot school. The book was so well received that a new one has been brought out by each succeeding Freshman class. The big event ot the year was the class party, a real pirates' toray. in the election tor Sophomore otticers, the girls won most ot the ottices. Those elected were, Bob Green, president, Jean Taylor, vice-president, Leona Beisner, secretary, Con- nie Monks, treasurer, and Jean Corle, report- er. This cabinet proved to be a good one, even though, or was it because the girls held the upper hand. The class party, The Bum's Rush, was rated as one ot the best parties ever given in G. H. S. In the Junior year the boys came back into the picture. Dick Gangwer was chosen presi- dent, Eddie Karn, vice-president, Alice Cop- pess, secretary, Don Riegle, treasurer, and Kathryn Goodrich, reporter. Highlights of this year were the Junior-Senior prom and the class play, Every Family Has One, di- rected by iviiss Boyer, Junior English teacher. 2-A 1 M - C- -.f,-q',,.i':7L5..ix ROGER LOOK ,1- n , 5,- 1 Q VER T Having c wonderful time. Men? Ye old properties committee. Kennord, roh. One Wild Night Quick Trip, Bong! The Tractor, Inc Two-thirds of o Irio, Goonc, Ola, gee, Jus? leaving. Chopsiicks Sleepyheods Shungrolio sz, f' K W Z... 5' ge' I .Q 'J ...gl S , A 2 H I A L, ' gi H' '-,, .4 An ' ' -A Y we-.52 M 145 ,-. ' 2 ' 29 IUNIORS TOP ROW:Paul Coning, Richard Cox, Roger Cox, Jim Barnett, Bill Baumgardner, Jim Baldschun, Jack Clark, George Bowman. SECOND ROW: Eugene Clapp, Betty Brown, Pofsy Collins, Alice Coppess, Vir- ginia Brewer, Donald Christian, Bill Beisner. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Burke, Barbara Clapp, Dorothy Crawford, Mildred Beisner, Virginia Brown, Nina Beisner, Jean Corle. BOTTOM ROW: Joyce Brandon, Ulah Dean Brodrick, Betty Bixler, Martha Arnett, Pat Bossert, Leona Beisner, Joan Batten, Velma Bolyard. TOP ROW: Gene Gilbert, John Hathaway, Dick Gluni, Bob Green, Richard Harvey, Bill Huber, Junior Harsh, David Gamble, Howard Hemmerly. SECOND ROW: Donald Callahan, Jim Eller, Kathryn Goodrich, Shirley Folkerth, Gloria Huddle, Evelyn Hapner, Bertha Hildebrand, Jim Hershey, Dick Gangwer. THIRD ROW: Barbara Eubank, Mildred Fitzwater, Martha Fernsler, Joan Frankman, Juunifa Dunn, Vera Harsh, Joanne Grow, Moriorie Edger, Dorothy Helman. BOTTOM ROW: Helen Dickey, Grace Fowlale, Jo Ann Fox, Glenna Gade, Sheillo Fansler, Connie Dotson, Ruth Ann Evans, Luella Goubeaux. 30 :.:s........ -- .,Vfff-1..a.....,,. .....-......,, ,ww V V TOP ROW: Jim Lees, Harold Miles, Dick Overhalser, Eugene Oda, Eugene Nealeigh, Eddie Korn, Dick Poling, Bob Overholser, Neil Kennarcl. SECOND ROW: Chris Liebl, Kenneth McClure, Bill Miller, Howard Patton, Richard Polei, Harold Onksf, Donald Lehman, John Longfellow. THIRD ROW: Corrine Monks, Patty Mannix, Wanda Prashun, Maxine Miller, Juanita Kiser, Carmen Ottman, Barbara Jessup. BOTTOM ROW: Betty Lou Hunt, Donna Passan, Freda Max, Martha Patty, Joyce Peiffer, Barbara Keltner, Janet Liette. r- f ff' . TOP ROW: Carl Williams, Bob Wright, Jack Seiler, Lowell Stark, Harry Stumms, SECOND ROW: Mary Louise Reed, Jean Taylor, Ruby Yoder, Patty Todd, Bevva Ross, Mary Swabb. THIRD ROW: John Seeley, Donald Riegle, John Roof, Jack Zirkle, Lewis Reinheimer, Gene Richards. BOTTOM ROW: Gloria Shiver- decker, Roberta Woqaman, Norma Thompson, Phyllis Wolf, Vera Whittaker, Shirley Yates. 31 Harvey Dunlap, Charles Rentz, Joan Boker, Jack Carle. Our Freshman class officers were Dick Faulkner, president, Ned Rhoades, vice-presi- dent, .lo Ann Sharp, secretary, Phyllis Miller, treasurer, and Pat O'Brien, reporter. Miss Alexander was our class adviser. During our Freshman year we attended several special assemblies in which different teachers gave us information helpful in choos- ing our course of study for the coming year. Among these talks was one by Mr. Metzger on the traditions of Greenville High School. These programs proved interesting and in- structive. On March 9, 1945, we had our Freshman party, the Cherry Frolic. Everything was decorated in accordance with VVashington's i THE SOPI-IS REPORT Birthday, the original date set for the party. llt was postponed because of the coal short- age.D During the summer of 1945 the following people worked on a revision of the G. H. S. Handbook: Marline Spille, Editor-in-chief, Jack Carpenter, Assistant Editor, Ted Grote, Art Editor, Joan Baker, Assistant Art Editor, Charles Rentz, Activities Editor, Jean Brinley, Assistant Activities Editor, Lorna Crawford, Organization Editor, Nancy Boli, Assistant Organization Editor, Miss Alexander, Faculty Adviser. Sophomore Class officers are Harvey Dun- lap, president, Charles Rentz, vice-president, Joan Baker, secretary-treasurer, and Jack Corle, reporter. Mr. Stoltz is our class adviser. lf, zz f,,,. Q? N XX N, X Jil 1- H mga., I- 1 ,X A li E 1 1 :Kid 0 fi Q3 L' . -V 'J E f' Lx --9-ff X: , l I 'I lx. , 44. 15, f 0' , ,N H - 'f' ffl. ff EELU, E ef Ffa. : l 3 M 5 N' L E QQ i I A Q' -vii.,-C,v..r T !5 'f' 3-Uv' , 1 Q' fig. 1 A cf ' 1 -A Just four girls. In u hurry? Ready, march! More of those silly sophomores. Just faking it easy G. H. S, HANDBOOK STAFF BACK ROW: Jock Carpenter, Charles Rentz, Ted Grofe, Joan Baker. FIRST ROW: Murline Spille, Miss Alexander, Lorna Crawford, Nancy Boll. 33 SCDPHOMORES TOP ROW: Jim Canan, Dale Cashman, Jack Brandt, John Brumbaugh, Jack Carpenter, David Bass, John Cherry. SECOND ROW: E. J. Byram, George Cokins, Gene Best, John Black, Jack Carle, John Corwin, Charles Carter. THIRD ROW: Mary Crawford, Jean Brinley, Lorna Crawford, Joan Baker, Margie Amato, Nancy Boli, Doris Boltin. BOTTOM ROW: Ruth Cook, Marjorie Blocher, Phyllis Beisner, Barbara Albright, Carolyn Brown, Donna Bennett, Thelma Amspaugh. TOP ROW: Bob Gunckle, Dick Faulkner, Lewis Garvey, Bob Floeck, Bob Forney, Don Leas, Jack Harless, Bob Delaplane, Herbert Longfellow, Walter Lammers, Ted Grote, Harvey Dunlap. SECOND ROW: Eugene Enicks, Betty Leas, Patricia Hufnagle, Jane Kolp, Mariorie Dunn, Glenna Dahms, Janet Hathaway, Mar- lene Henry, Bob Hathaway. BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Hemmerly, Vanis Lephart, Wilma Drew, Marcella Fink, Patsy Hulse, Suzanne Groendyke, Arlene Fourman, Betty Fowble. 34 TOP ROW: Gene Meyer, Bill McKee, Ned Rhodes, Howard Marshall, Charles Rentz, Charles Orr. SECOND ROW: Nancy Powell, Ladean Pickett, John Powell, Bill McCullough, Robert Miller, Phyllis McNutt, Norma Oliver, Jeannette North. BOTTOM ROW: Rosemary Neff, Nancy Nealeigh, Doris Rhoades, Rozella Miller, Ella Mae Marker, Rose Mowery. TOP ROW: Dick Tryon, George Swank, John Studebaker, Ray Phillips, Don Weaver, Glen Showalter, Patrick O'Brien, Harvey Pierce, Rodney Underwood, Jack Warner. SECOND ROW: Mary Yoder, Corelyn Warvel, Norma Swank, Ja Ann Sharp, Jean Staley, Jean Warvel, Joanna Weaver, Carl Vantillaurg, Jack Sparklin. THIRD ROW: Leona Shahan, Margaret Schafer, Arlene Thwaits, June Stoddard, Mary Tester, Delores Roth, Alicia Weisenbarger, Phyllis Miller, Donald Wood. BOTTOM ROW: Phyllis Swank, Marline Spille, Mary Jean Thomas, Eva Utz, Margaret Jane Wright, Neva Utz, Kathryn Sackett, Shirley Stebbins. 35 Revealing hidden secrets ut the Freshmen party. THE FROS Sussunne Murphy, Jim Gray, Jean Buyman, Dick Conan, Bill Hile. 36 HAV The class of '49 has a tine record behind it and expects to continue this record during the next three years. The members ot our class were rather slow in getting started during the seventh grade due to new surroundings, new classes, and new teachers. By the time we were eighth graders, however, we had learned many things about this school lite. During the T944 stamp and bond sales, we usually attained the TOO per cent mark in buying war stamps betore any other class. We added new members to the Reading Circle also, and several eligible students became members ot the honorary Horton Club. For the tirst time during our high school lite, we students elected class otticers in our freshman year. The following people were elected to direct our class for the year: Bill Hile, president, Dick Canan, vice-president, Jimmy Gray, treasurer, Sussanne Murphy, secretary, and Jean Bayman, reporter. For our class party-since we are the class ot '49-we used the theme of the Gold Rush ot l849, and called it, The Forty Niners' Festival. At the middle ot the year we held a contest to instill better manners among our classmates, and this was so successful that a month later a grammar contest was held, cm... TOP ROW: Ted Baker, Gary Crumrine, Dick Canon, Bob Ashman, Harry Clark Bob Case Roger Beatty Richard Batten, Duane Allread, Sherril Broderick. SECOND ROW: Lewis Beisner Edyth Cornell Jean Bay man, Mary Arnett, Onda Faye Brock, Belly Lau Anthony, Lucille Calvert, Jack Berner BOTTOM ROW Mary Ann Caupp, Jane Cole, .lean Cola, Richard Bolyard, Helen Louise Blanchard Peggy Abernathy Carolyn Case, Pahy Bass. 37 FRESHMEN TOP ROW: Victor Hauberg, Dick Harless, Bill Dunlap, Jack Dickey, Glen Gessler, Roger Garreff, Bill Enos, Jimmie Gray. SECOND ROW: Belly Hawes, Sue Godwin, Sallie Eiclson, Jane! Eliker, Wilma Etler, Rulh Hangen, Berdene Deloplane, Norma Glasford. BOTTOM ROW: Pauline Dunn, Jo Ann Fenslermaker, Irene Funk, Donna Falknor, Belly Dininger, Jackie Ford, Jeanette Goubeaux, Jane Davidson, Ruby Foreman. TOP ROW: Jim Lloycl, Harold McConnell, Dave Hunl, Bill Hile, Kenneilu Hurley, Keiih Hiegle, Charles Murphy, William Keller. SECOND ROW: Jimmie Healon, Bob Keller, Jack Murdock, Bill Lucas, Howard Jones, J. C. Lielfe, Bob Miller, Lawrence Kruckeberg. BOTTOM ROW: Sussunne Murphy, Ann McGreevey, Ann McFarland, Carolyn Jelferis, Jane Kraus, Olive Marlin, Zelpha McNuM, Pat Kreider. 38 ui... TOP ROW: Dick Rentz, Marvin Prelzman, Bob O'Brien, Bud Phelps, Tom O'Brien, Walter Neal, Bob Renlz SECOND ROW: Leroy Paul, Jack Ridings Mary Lou Rolfe, Janice Rismiller Joanne Oliver Adel n Reed , 1 , f Y Duane Sanders. BOTTOM ROW: Marilyn Riegle, Evelyn Seman, Joan Ross, Geneva Piifman, Rita Ohman Ruth Oda, Ann Nealeigh. TOP ROW: David Wideman, Jack Schultz, Jackie Sharp, Bill Townsend, Eddie Whifmore, Gene Young, Bob Steele, Lawrence Wheeler. SECOND ROW: Joanne Voke, Mary Van Scoyk, Suzanne Smith, Laura Wysong, Ardyce Vannoy, Palfy Yates, Janis Van Dyke, Alberta Wagner. BOTTOM ROW: Jackie Thompson, Brodtie Thoroman, Ray Wlebusch, Delores Scholsser, Keith Timmons, Sue Ungerichl, Bobby Trissel. 39 THE EIGHTH BACK ROW: Bill Fry, Garry Driscoll, Bob Dwyer. STANDING: Bob Good- rich, Jack Frunlmman. Food and lots of if. 40 GRADERS The Eighth Grode of T945-46 will be well- remembered in the onnols of Greenville High School, for in cill of iunior high's twentyeone yeors of existence, our closs wos the tirst to orgonize ond elect officers. Those elected were: Gorry Driscoll, president, Bob Dwyer, vice-president, Jock Fronlcmcin, secretory, Bob Goodrich, treosurer, ond Bill Fry, reporter. By peeling tomotoes ot the Glen Korn Con- nery ot Glen Korn, Ohio, we ecirned ci con- sideroble omount ot money tor our treosury. Our school octivities consisted ot o Volen- tine porty, Looters' Rush, which wos held in 2-ite? , the coteterio, ond o closs ploy entitled, l-lero of the Doyf' Although we hove not, cis yet, mode our mork in school octivities, we hove moiny prom- ising othletes, ond o number ot students who ore tolented in ort ond music. Most of the othletes did on excellent job on the junior high tootboll ond bosketboll teoms under the cooching of Mr. Rooch ond lvlr. Solzmon. Severol ot the musicions ore members ot the school bond ond orchestro. The Eighth Grode hos olso contributed mony items to the iunior high column of the G, H, S. Advocote. ..- 1- i-.ur r-'- , f :rf-M -----:- Doncing the night away. EIGI-ITH GRADERS TOP ROW: Jim Allic, Don Ditmer, Ralph Burk, Robert Baldschun, Tom Bidwell, George Adkins, Joe Balmer. THIRD ROW: Martha Bowman, Ellen Jean Boyer, Lois Jean Brumbaugh, Mary Ellen Brown, Jo Ann Denniston, Rowena Burlc, Brooke Douglas, Vivian Dilmer. SECOND ROW: Richard Bunger, Robert Coppess, Jay Diller, Bill Albrecht, Leroy Bowers, Bill Bradley, John Boner. BOTTOM ROW: Gletha Bolinger, Janice Cook, Kay Deeter, Betly Ditmer, Virginia Diltz, Donna Anthony, Ida Cain, Virginia Boyer. TOP ROW: Fred Hageman, Bill Howell, Junior Haun, Arthur Garrett, lloyd Johnson, Jack Frankman, Bill Fry, Jim Dynes. THlRD ROW: Martha Judy, Donna Hawes, Phyllis Hufnagle, Pat Gerllortz, Margaret Henning, Vivian Eubank, Helen Fitzgerald, Doris Faulkner, Bertha Grant. SECOND ROW: Dick Eller, Bob Dwyer, George Dufur, Garry Driscoll, Bob Goodrich, Dick Engelken, Eugene Jessup. BOTTOM ROW: Margaret Grole, Maureen Hemmerly, Olive Jackson, Mary Hoffman, Susan Hole, Maxine Harter, Patricia Eisler, Barbara Felfman, Anne Gamble. 42 TOP ROW: Jeannine North, Donna Loy, Betty Neff, James Oliver, Jerome Orrison, Ralph Locke, Virginia Oliver, Delores Peden, Georgimae Kiser. SECOND ROW: Joe Patty, James Patton, Wayne Lindemuth, Daniel Overholser, Richard Kepner, Leroy Lennen, Harry Moody. BOTTOM ROW: Patsy Logan, Regina Letner, Kay Lephart, Mary Carolyn Miller, Ellowene Kreider, Betty McMilIer, Marlene Oehrtman, Carol Oliver, Barbara Miller. TOP ROW: Ella May Thomas, Gertrude Williamson, Phyllis Reigle, Marie Willis, Janet Shiverdecker, Lois Jean Thwaits, Shirley Townsend, Eleanor Shahan, Georgilee Stoner, Marilyn Stocker. SECOND ROW: Dan Smith, Dale Rapp, Tom Vorhees, Jim Ungericht, Jack Weybright, Jack Pence, Bill Warner, Arthur Wolf, Walter Swartz, Daniel Weaver, David Runkle. BOTTOM ROW: Kay Shepherd, Barbara Schmalenberger, Nina Smith, Lee Schmidt, Betty Puterbaugh, Alma Swabb, Anna Royer, Janet Schafer, Martha Runner. 43 THE SEVENTH STANDING: Irene Beary, Greichen Spidel, Dick Goodrich, Jim Shock- ney. SEATED: Mary Jo Boyman. In Memoriam JACKIE IDLE Class of '51 THE HORTON CLUB Jimmy Shockney, Doifie Sue Thomas, Diane Evans, June Lamberfson, Peggy O'Brien, PrisciIIa Martin, Lefiiic Kincaid, 44 GR Pi T ' ' T run We Sevemh Graders probobly oll TelT ci liTTle quiver oT exciTemen Through us os we signed The cords ThoT were given To us in Room QTO ThoT TirsT doy oT school, SepTemloer 4. ATTer we become dccusTomed To The iunior high woys, we begon To moke o ploce Tor ourselves. Ours wos The TirsT sevenTh grcide To hove The privilege oT orgoiizoTion. STudenTs who TelT Themselves copolole oT corrying ouT The Tosks oT on oTTicer submiTTed Their noimes Tor The oTTice They wished To Till, We Then vvenT To The oudiTorium Where we voTed by secreT bolloT, The oTTicers elecTed were: GreTchen Spidel, presidenT, Jomes Shockney, vice-presidenT, lrene E-eciTy, secreTciry, Niory Jo Boymon, Treosurer, Dick Goodrich, reporTer. To Turnish money Tor our Treosury We sold Mr, Frozier Wilson's book Around The Council Fire. From This sole we corned 32800. Vc1lenTine's Doy oorTy, Februoiry ill. The sevenTh grode gove o e V h ld o Spelling Eee in which sTudenTs in T Tering A il SToTion XNl'llO e - grodes one To e1ghTcou co p ' l h d The privilege oi en Three sTudenTs. As o resulT oT on elimiivohon conTesT Three con l T d To Toke porT in The Tinol Spelling Bee. The s evenTh grode were se ec e -f rf-un. -- V no Di TOP ROW: David Burris, Goodrich, Marilyn Earhart, DoTTie Sue Thomas. BOTTO Spidel. During pr, ' ld m eTe. Our school ci . A ' TesTonTs Trom Orville Canon, Joe cn y, 'one Evans, June .. M ROW: Jimmy Shockney ir SEVENTH GRADERS TOP ROW: Mona Eikenberry, Dolly Faulkner, Patty Clark, Jolene Cole, Charles Buchy, Gordon Bean- blossom, Paul Bailey, Irene Beaty, Mary Jo Bayman, Dorothy Brandt, Emma Dunlap. SECOND ROW: Richard Bunger, David Burris, Gerald Follcerth, Dean Bennett, Jack Dunn, John Brandon, Orville Conan, Norman Deeter, Lowell Batten, Gene Buchy. BOTTOM ROW: Mana Brady, Lois Fair, Janice Fifer, Wanda Dickey, Diane Evans, Joan Ford, Marilyn Earhart, Doris Brandt, Lora Caupp. TOP ROW: Junior Lee, James Hutnagle, Janice Facht, Nancy Garrett, Jane Lambertson, Betty Koons, Keith Gaines, Bob Lease. SECOND ROW: Rex Letner, Herbert Hauberg, Jo Jefferis, Dick Goodrich, Earl Jolley, Ray Gunckle, Jay Laughman, Jim Hoblit, Melvin Harless, Lowell Lnntz, BOTTOM ROW: Danna Floyd, Mary Ann Hoblit, Doris Hofucher, Janet Grice, Phyllis Howard, Joyce Holzupfel, Marianna Heaton, Letitia Kincaid, Joan Hershey. 46 TOP ROW: Jimmy Murphy, Gene Pequignof, George Mannix, James Passon, Richard Oda, Ronald Rehmerf, Junior Markland, Bob Lease, Junior Lee, Travis Locke, Charles Miller, Rex Lefner. SECOND ROW: Kay Lowder, Eva Nell Pepple, Patty Richardson, Peggy O'Brien, Ardevh Kruckeburg, Helen Ross, Delores Mafchefi. BOTTOM ROW: Julia Marker, Mary Jane Riegle, Dorofhy Peden, Barbara Owens, Priscilla Mar- tin, Janet Mullenix, Frances Martin, D'Arleen Moody. TOP ROW: Brooks Slickel, Joe Vannay, David Staley, Arlene Skidmore, Bob Taylor, Ralph Wood, John Swabb, Kermil Warrick. SECOND ROW: Dollie Sue Thomas, Mabel Wood, Nancy Tharp, Gretchen Spidel, Nancy Searl, Donna Wilt, Nellie Sprawl, Peggy Trick. BOTTOM ROW: Fred Wihers, Jimmy Shockney, Marvin Schmicll, Billy Sackeii, Leonard Schullz, Duane Wolf, Herman Wirrig, Kirk Wolf, Phyllis Williamson. l 47 Make her puriy, Marlin. One cup of coffee, please. Here comes Molly, again. Soy, all Easter parade. Sunday in the Park Nosey! Any you birds wanlo fake u bath? Pop siclnd. 48 ON ACTIVITIES Ah, yes! Roger must have a finger in every pie. Motivated by a sense of duty, as well as an unquenchable desire for mischief, he is always industriously intent on loosening the screws in every organization in Greenville High School. Here again he makes no distinction: Girl Reserve and Hi-Y members, Future Farmers and Future Homemakers alike are subject to his pranks. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership in The NaTional Honor SocieTy is based on leadership, schol- arship, characTer, and service. STudenTs are iuclged on These points and selecTed by The faculTy. Only iuniors and seniors in The upper Third of Their classes are eligible. Candidates for membership are inducted into The socieTy aT a Tap chapel. The sTudenT is escorTed To The sTage by a Teacher or an older NaTional Honor SocieTy member, ancl There he receives a pin and The green and whiTe hood. This is an appropriate honor for Those sTudenTs who have meriTed iT by Their earnesT eTforTs and laudable qualiTies. f BACK ROW: Alice Carpenfer, Phyllis De Weese, Ruby Yoder, Gloria Shiverdecker, Joan Frankman, Helen Black, CreighTan Lepharf, Leah Pearce, Bill Fletcher, Jean Allen, Juanita Todd, Doroihy Culbertson, Bill Crump, Behy Lau Chrislensen, Tom Sander, Anila STocker, Anne Staley, Carol Longenecker. FRONT ROW: Helen Mae Dickey, George Bowman, Chuck Schmermund, Phyllis Seibel, Roberta Kesler. The Hi-Y club which is affiliated with the Y.M.C.A. is an organization of boys committed to the Hi-Y purpose, which is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian cha- racter, and to the developing of a stimulating program aimed to carry forward this purpose. The platform is clean living, clean speech, clean athletics, clean scholarship, The function of the Hi-Y club is to help boys achieve a better way of living by: Developing personal integrity and self-discipline, Developing a growing sense of personal worth, Maintaining perspective in a world of shifting values, Performing useful community service, Preparing in thought and action for the postwar world, Conserving and strengthening democratic traditions, Cooperating with other groups of young people to achieve these objectives. The I945-T946 I-li-Y objective was to assist its mem- bers and high school colleagues to play their part in the world struggle for freedom and in the establishment of a world order of justice and peace. During the year the club sold pencils on which were printed the school song. lt also sent the president and adviser to the state Hi-Y convention and two mem- bers to the Hi-Y training camp at Camp Nelson Dodd near Brinlchaven, Ohio. This year the Hi-Y and the Girl Reserves held a joint meeting which was both enter- taining and instructive. STANDING: Chuck Schmermund, reporterg Vern Nealeigh, president, Bill Fletcher, vice-president. SEATED: Jack Martin, secretary-treasurer. BACK ROW: Ned Rhodes, Bill Lease, Don Wright, Chuck Orr, John Root, Harold Miles, Mr. Detling. THIRD ROW: Ed Karns, George Bowman, Dan Riesenbeck, Carl Stoner, Howard Patton, Jim Canon, Jack Corle, John Cherry, Dale Cashman, Jack Dimmig, Don Wagner. SECOND ROW: Pat O'Brien, Dick Falkner, Bob Roll, Dave Schmolenberger, Charles Rentz, John Brumbaugh, Ted Grote, Harvey Pierce. FIRST ROW: Bob Hathaway, Creighton Lephcrt, Blaine Clark, Bob Forney, John Black, Bob Oliver. GIRL RESERVES As a junior branch of the Young Women's Christian Association, the Girl Reserve Club strives to promote service, activities and fel- lowship in our school and community. The first G. R. Club of Greenville was or- ganized in 1928, with eighteen charter mem- bers. Its membership this year is i2O. Several of the activities this year include the annual Recognition Service, Backwards Bubble Banquet, Hobo Party, and Senior Farewell Tea. Also, for the first time since the beginning of the club, the Midwinter Confer- ence was held in Greenville. The guest schools were. Sidney, Gettysburg, Piqua, Arcanum, Troy, New Paris, and Conover. Each school contributed to the program which lasted from 9:30 a.m. until 3.l5 p.m. The club was divided into equal groups with a cabinet member at the head of each. The groups took care of at least one meeting and their own service project. The business meetings were held on the fourth Thursday of each school month in the auditorium, and the social meetings the same night in one of the city churches. BACK ROW: Grace Fowble, Miss Day, Margaret Jane Wright. FIRST ROW: Betty Dull, Phyllis Seibel, Helen Black, Mary Esther Flommersfeld, Jeanette Goeke, Betty Brown. BACK ROW: G. King, E. Rie- man, V. Shreves, K. Good- rich, A. Stocker, B. L. Christ- ensen, J. Todd, M. Weaver, J. Grow, R. Maher. THIRD ROW: D. Crawford, D. Neff, C. Longenecker, D. Jolley, E. Sellman, A. Staley, P. Labig, E. Pence, J. Brinley. SECOND ROW: B. Keltner, B. Clapp, J. Heaton, J. Allen, A. Carpenter, P. Lindemuth, M. Lindemuth, J. Batten, H. M. Dickey. FIRST ROW: C. Ottman, R. Wogamon, B. Arnett, D. Shields, L. Old- ham, R. A. Evans, B. Leh- man, L, Overholser. BACK ROW: F. Max, M. Beisner, P. Mannix, P. Todd, M, J. Taylor, A. A. Cappess, J. Frankmun, G. Thoromun, M. L. Sucketl. THIRD ROW: S. Yates, S. Folkerth, G. Hudclle, P. Lammers, R. Kes- ter, S. Goodrich, S. Wood, C. Stauffer, R. Henry. SEC- OND ROW: C. Monks, M. Fernsler, M. L. Reed, J. Buhr, P. Wore, L. Walters, B. Ross, V. Whittaker. FIRST ROW: L. Beisner, D. Passun, L. Pearce, G. Shiverdecker, J. Brandon, P. DeWeese, M. Patty, J. A. Fox. BACK ROW: M. Tester, N. Powell, N. Nealeigh, J. Staley, R. Hangen, J. Eliker, S. Eiclson, W. Efter, A. Von- nay, C. Brown, P. Miller, M. J. Wright, A. McFarland. THIRD ROW: J. Baker, R. Miller, D. Bolton, P. Huf- nagle, N. Boli, L. Crawford, D. Bennett, J. Weaver, M. Amato, M. J. Thomas, H. L. Blanchard. SECOND ROW: N. Swank, B. Albright, B. Oberer, M. Blocher, J. Kolp, D. Falknor, G. Tester, R. Ott- man, S. Ungericht, J. Van Dyke, C. Jefferies. FIRST ROW: B, Hemmerly, R. Neff, P. Hulse, A. Reed, V. Lep- hurt, B. Thoroman, J. A. Fenstermnker, B. Fowble, N. Beisner, D, Roth, P. Aber- navhy. BACK ROW: Dick Overholser, Ted Grote, Glen Showalter, Dick Delaplane, Dale Cashman, Don Lease, Don Schafer, Paul Stephan, Bill Voke, Gene Oda, Lewis Reinheimer, John Cherry. THIRD ROW: Walter Lam- mers, Horace Ottman, Wanda Prashun, Corelyn Warvel, Bob Forney, Raymond Jones, Howard Hemmerly, Delbert Anthony, Dick Faulknor, Jim Canan. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ottman, John Powell, Keith Scheling, Mary Yoder, Phyllis Wolfe, Thelma Etter, Jim Sellers, Jim Hershey, Kenneth McClure, John Corwin. FIRST ROW: Don Wood, John Seely, Arlene Thwaits, Ruby Yoder, Jim Lees, Martha Fernsler, Carmen Ottman, Virginia Shreves, Rita Maher, Phyllis Bowman, Susanne Groendyke. SPANISH La Sociedad Castellano was founded in T918 by Mrs. Eugenia Patterson and her Spanish students. It has been in continuous existence since that year. lt has charge of all outside activities of the Spanish Department. Regular meetings are held the second Tuesday of each school month. Besides these meetings the organiza- tion has an annual party and an annual pic- nic. The I946 party was held March 8, in the high school gym. At several of the regular meetings ex-service men and women ap- peared on the programs, telling of their ex- periences in foreign countries. The Club received a fine electric phono- graph this year for use in playing its Spanish conversation records, also songs and music of Spanish countries. This splendid gift was presented to the organization by the Moose Lodge of Greenville. The cabinet of the Spanish Club this year is as follows: president: Martha Fernsler, vice- president: Jim Lees, secretary: Ruby Yoder, treasurer: Carmen Ottman, reporter: Ted Grote. For The firsT Time since T935 Greenville High School has a LaTin Club. AT The firsT meeTing of The year officers were elecfed and auThor- ized To draff a new consTiTuTion. The name SodaliTas l.aTina il.aTin Socieiyl used by The LaTin Club in exisfence eleven years ago, was reTained by The new organ- izafion. The purposes of The club are To encourage scholarship, To sfirnulafe an inferest in culfural siudies, and To endeavor To arouse in The members a realizafion of The debT modern civilizafion owes Greece and Rome. Membership was open 'fo all sTudenTs who had successfully complefed one full year of LaTin prior To The opening of The 1945-46 school year. AT The beginning of The second semesfer all firsT year LaTin sTudenTs wiTh an average of B or beTTer were invifed To become members. ln addiTion To iTs regular monfhly meefings The club sponsored Two special evenTs- a Chrisfmas parfy and a Roman dinner. The laTTer evenT was open To The public and was a parT of The sTaTe wide observance of Ohio Latin Week. PresidenT Harold OnksT Vice-Presidenf Ray Phillips SecreTary-Treasurer .loan Baker ReporTer Shirley Sfebbins Sponsor Miss ETTer BACK ROW: Harvey Pierce, Don Schafer, John Black, Patricia Mannix, Miss Ever, Jean Sialey, Marily n Pequignoi, Marlene Spille, Margaref Schafer. SECOND ROW: Shirley Stebbins, Harold Onksf, Marlorle Amaio, Mary Jean Thomas, Lorna Crawford. FIRST ROW: Ray Phillips, Joan Baker, Phyllis Miller, Pat O'Brien. 55 FAUNA AND FLORA The Fauna and Flora Society ot Greenville High School was organized in 1936 by eight students who were confirmed nature lovers, and is sponsored by Miss Deeter. This year marked the tenth anniversary ot the founding of the club and a spring banquet was planned in celebration. Special invita- tions were sent to the eight charter members, and general invitations were extended to all former members. The Society sponsored the Dan Cupid Dance, a highly successful attair which was held on February l5 after the Fairmont bas- ketball game. Proceeds from the dance made possible the addition of a few more trees to Fauna and Flora land, an acre of ground on Mr. Warner's farm which the club has stocked with trees tor several years. This years cabinet is Betty Lou Christensen, president, Kathryn Goodrich, vice-president, Phyllis DeWeese, secretary-treasurer, George Bowman, reporter, Leah Pearce, Carol Stauf- ter, Chuck Orr, Virginia Shreves, board of directors. The international Friendship Club is affil- iated by charter with the international Friende ship League, which is sponsored by the United States Department of Education. The purpose of the club is to promote friendship among boys and girls all over the world by means of a world-wide correspondence plan. Through letters which travel to and from foreign lands, better understanding is furthered between the correspondents and respect for cherished cus- toms ancl beliefs is built up. .....,... ..,. .. Under the guidance of Miss Hathaway, club bers correspond with boys and girls in Mexico, France, England, Scotland, adviser, mem and South American countries. The officers of the international Friendship are Lois Flory, president, Lavonne Kriclc, vice- president, Virginia Beisner, secretary, Mary Folkerth, treasurer, and Bob Anthony, re- porter. wigs A, , , 'lb t Ph llis Wolf Lois Flory Miss STANDING: Bob Oliver, Dorothy Conan, Don Schafer, Margaret Gi er, y , , ' ' lk h. THIRD ROW: Violet Calvert, Marjorie Snell, Marlene Henry, Hathaway, Marcella OBrien, Mary Fa ert Nina Beisner, Barbara Hathaway, Bob Anthony, Sara Napier. SECOND ROW: Mildred Armstrong, Ruth ' bb Vir inia Beisner Donna Garrett, Lavonna Anna Applegate, Leann Shahan, Jean Brinley, Phyllis Swa , g , T ROW Doroth Arnett, Phyllis Beisner, Susanne Graendyke, Thelma Etter, Jacqua- Krick, Ruth Oda, HRS : y PUBLICATIONS Candidates for the year book staff are seniors nominated by the faculty and elected by the mem- bers ot the senior class. The statt does the work of taking pictures, writing stories, and putting the book together. Each mem- ber is responsible for a specific section ot the book. Editor .....,................. Carol Longenecker Assistant Editor ,... ......... J ean Allen Assistant Editor ..... .... T om Niederkorn Business Manager .....,.... .... V ern Nealeigh Assistant Business Manager. .. ,.... Helen Black Art Editor ............................ Bob Roll Assistant Art Editor .... ............ J uanita Todd Spcrts Editor ..,.......,.. Dave Schmalenberger Activities Editor ....,.............. Anita Stocker Assistant Activities Editor ...... ,... J eanette Goeke Class Editor ............. .... D arothy Culbertson .. . .. .. .Leah Pearce . . . .Alice Carpenter ...Pauline Lindemuth Assistant Class Editor .... lypist ............ .. . Assistant Typist ....... Staff Photographer .... Faculty Adviser. .,.................. Miss Menke ..........RitaMaher Members ot the Reporters' Club publish each week the G, H, S. Advocate, which appears in the Green- ville Daily Advocate. In addition, six editions ot the G. H. S. Mirror, a mimeographed magazine, are compiled during the year entirely for the entertain- ment of the students. A special delegation was chosen to represent the club at the Journalism Clinic held November l at Xenia. Journalism Gs are awarded to members ot the club who have contributed i75 column inches of published material or its equal. From the Reporters' Club was chosen a permanent editorial statt tor the second semester, which con- sisted ot the following: Editor ...............,....... Dorothy Culbertson Assistant Editor ..... ...... P hyllis Seibel Spcrts Editor ..... ...... B ob Green Exchange Editor ................... Anita Stocker Filler Editor ..................... Phyllis Lammers Typists ............ Jack Martin, Myrtle Lindemuth, Lois Walters, Phyllis DeWeese, Doris Shields Proot Readers.Pat O'Brien, Joanne Moore, Ted Grote Faculty Adviser ...................... Mr. Oliver All other club members serve as reporters. qvm ,aw I. ,ly K 'L new 'iw fx If CS' Q 1 DRAMA The purpose of the Honorary Dramatic So- ciety is to stimulate an interest in dramatics. Membership in the society is attained only by taking part in a three-act play, and serves as a reward for those students who have done outstanding work in dramatics. It is a goal which students strive to attain. There are no activities connected with membership in this organization, it is strictly honorary. The plays presented in Greenville High School this year were as follows: One Wild Night, the annual play, Every Family Has One, the Junior play, School Daze, the annual spring musical, and The Vampire Bat, the Senior play. Through participation in all types of dra- matic presentations, students develop an ap- preciation ot the ettort and work required in the presentation of a stage play. TOP ROW: Richard Cox, Don Wagner, George Bowman. SIXTH ROW: Carl Stoner, Connie Monks, Betty Brown, Mary Swabb, Gloria Shiverdecker, Joan Fronkman, Richard Brandt, Harold Onkst. FIFTH ROW: Bob Roll, Anne Staley. FOURTH ROW: Jock Martin, Jeanette Goelce, Roberta Kester. THIRD ROW: Vern Neuleigh, Alice Carpenter, Janice Munn. SECOND ROW: Howard Hemmerly, Joanne Moore, Doris Shields, Carol Longenecker. FIRST ROW: Phyllis Seibel, Janis Heaton, Helen Black, Dot Culbertson. CK ROW: Irma Swan in Kemble, Jack Clark, irl Stoner, Anita Stocker, tris Jolley, an Wa ne 9 1 - - COND ROW: Leona Beis- lr, Barbara Albright, Vanis phart, Bob Roll, Don right, Jeanette Goeke, :rothy Culbertson, Bob liver, Beverly Reck, Victor uuberg, Harald Onkst, Dick 'undt, Joe DW: Ruth 5 Miller, Joan Boker, Carol zngenecker, Elizabeth Sell- an, Phyllis Labig, Alice arpenter. ietty Dull xnne Moore, Martha Arnett Aary Lou Rolfe, Nancy Nea eigh. seconn Row, Nancy 'swell GI Seman Maxine Miller, Mil ired Beisner, Wanda Pra- shun, Margaret Wright, Dan- na Bennett, Helen Louise Blanchard, man. FIRST ROW: Jame Carolyn Brown, k, Miss Newport, Vern Nealeigh, r Jack Dimmig Patterson. FIRST Ann Evans, Phyl- Delores Neff J orla King Evelyn Brodtie Thoro- EACK ROW: Janis Heaton, 1 1 0' s U Gray, Jane Hunt, Glenn ade, Ardyce Vannoy, Lil- ian Altick. 'R' f if-J: nb. .,'y V , , .,,,... The Dramatic Club is an organization made up ot students who are specially interested in everything that pertains to acting. Hence, the aims to acquaint the members with the forms and technique ot dramatic construction, and to train them by discussion and demon- stration to evaluate the qualities necessary for good acting. This year special attention was given to the place ot pantomime as a dramatic form. Thornton VVilder's Our Town provided an excellent study ot this type, and the club members learned from it the value at the use of facial expression and stage setting, The club presented an original skit, Low Through the Ages entirely in pantomime. At one meeting a one-act comedy Who Gets the Car Tonight was read and acted thus demonstrating the characteristics ot this popular form. Dramatic club members have played im- portant parts in all rnaior high school plays put on during the year. Those who contributed to the executive success ot the Dramatic Club this year were: president. Carol Longnecker, vice-president: Don Wagner, secretary-treasurer: Vern Nea- leigh, reporter: Jack Martin, BACK ROW: Eugene Eugene Nealeigh, John away, Ralph Fletcher, ard Marker, Richard lim Barnett, Paul Junior Harsh, Wilbur Mr. Palmer, Roger Donald Lehman, Beisner, Gene Gilbert, Studebaker, Gary D ier, Don Reigle. ROW: Dick Foling, Baumgardner, Lloyd iuhn, Dick Cox, Ben way, Bob Anthony. BACK ROW: Jack Duane Enicks, Carl wonger, Richard Gene Meyers, Junior Jim Baldschun, Walter Jack Berner, Robert Wayne Knick, Robert H e r b Longfellow, Rhoades, William penier, Glen Gessler, ard Arnold, Bill LOWER FRONT: Swank, Sherril Laurence Kruckeberg, ald Callahan, Charles Liette. FUTURE FARMERS Greenville Future Farmers were organized in T929 and received their charter on the 2Oth of November of that year. This organization is composed only of stu- dents enrolled in Vocational Agriculture and is sponsored by the present Agricultural teacher, Mr. Palmer. The club has been very active this year, having conducted a scrap drive. Another outstanding proiect was the training of a parliamentary procedure team which took second place in the County Contest. The Pest War made it possible tor the boys to win prizes tor bringing in various animal pests which are a menace to farm life. A livestock judging team and a soft ball team were spring activities. The Future Farmers of America had the following cabinet this year: president: Ben Hathaway, vice-president: Richard Cox, sec- retary: Richard Schafer, treasurer, Don Leh- man, reporter: Richard Poling, farm watch: Don Lloyd Prashun. Kenneth McClure, ick Duane Sanders, Jack away, Richa rd Robbins Vanaita, Gene Young, J The Greenville High School chapter of the Future l-lomemakers Club was organized in l94O, The club is a member of both the state and national organizations. Students who are or who have been enrolled in the Voca- tional Home Economics course are eligible for membership. The purpose of the Future Homemalcers Club is to help promote improvement in home and family lite and to inspire its members to take an active part in community life. The monthly meetings of the club followed a printed program which scheduled not only .1-.-i.-mf.--uv..-..-- . .,, sw., .,,, h routine work, but parliamentary drill, speak- ers of interest, and parties. Additional ac- tivities included the annual hay ride with the Future Farmers, and o spring banquet with a recognition service for seniors. Delegates were sent to the regional and state meetings, and the club vvon the State Award of Merit. The officers of the F.H,A. are as follows: Lavonne Krick, persident, Patricia Bossert, vice-president, Virginia Beisner, secretary, Rosemary Neff, reporter, Juanita Dunn, Patty Hufnagle, historians, Pauline Smith, song leader. if BACK ROW: Anna Tharp, Marjorie Edger, Janet Hathaway, Doratha Helman, Barbara Jessup, Virginia Brewer, Betty Dininger, Pauline Smith, Barbara Clapp, Joyce Landers, Phyllis Beisner, Jo Ann Sharp. THFRD ROW: Miss Creamer, Betty Anthony, Geneva Pittman, Lucile Calvert, Sara Napier, Betty Lou Hunt, Virginia Brown, Leona Shahan, Jean Brinley, Janice Risfmiller, Mildred Beisner, Doratha Arnold, Mrs. Palmer. SECOND ROW: Aline Martin, Ann McFarland, Ruth Oda, Irene Funk, Velma Bolyard, Dorothy Crawford, Eileen Pence, Anna McGreevey, Betty Hawes, Edyth Cornell, Betty Lease, Doris Rhoades, Rozilla Miller. FIRST ROW: Mary Van Scoyk, Deloris Schlosser, Pauline Dunn, Virginia Beisner, Lavonne Krick, Patricia Bossert, Rosemary Neff, Juanita Dunn, Constance Dotson, Peggy Ann Abernathy, Barbara Hem- merly Betty Oberer Arline Fourman ABSENT FROM 1 , . PICTURE: Patty Hufnagle, Shirley Ptouts, Phyllis Swank, Neva Utz, Eva Utz, Martha Arnpn BAND BACK ROW: Jack Martin, Bud Phelps, Dick Brandt, Gene Young, John Cherry, Tom Bidwell, Jim Hershey, Joanne Moore, Don Wagner. FOURTH ROW: Helen Mae Dickey, Harold Onkst, Jack Murdock, Gene Oda, Adelyn Reed, Brodtie Thoroman, Ray Wiebusch. THIRD ROW: Dick Engelken, Gloria Huddle, Mary Louise Reed, Wayne Lindemuth, John Brumbaugh, Harvey Pierce, Wallace Warren, Tom Sander. SECOND ROW: Joe Vannoy, Duane Alread, Horace Ollman, Bob Oliver, Helen Black, Jack Sparklin. FIRST ROW: Connie Monks, Carmen Ottman, Thelma Ampsbaugh, Bill Fry, Gene Best, Pat O'Brien, Rod Underwood, Eddie Whitmore, Dorothy Crawford, Charles Buchy. Jeanette Goeke, Betty Brown, Vern Nealeigh. The Greenville High School Band again joined with nine other bands of Western Ohio in the l4th Annual May Band Festival, which was held this year at St. Marys. The festival, which was inaugurated in l929, was discontinued in i942 because of the war, and its revival was gladly greeted by band members. The first festival was held at Celina, Greenville has twice played host to the other bands. Although its membership was somewhat reduced this year, the band made its usual colorful appearance at the football games, where is performed many novel stunts and formations. At the Thanksgiving game it accompanied the Girls' Chorus in a candlelight cere- mony, which was repeated at the game played at Fair- mont. This was the first year since the war that the band has traveled to any out-of-town football game. It is the aim of the band to develop a repertoire of the finest band music, and to learn the fundamentals of marching technique. The officers of the band this year are president, Don Wagner, vice president, John Brumbaugh, board of di- rectors, Dick Brandt, Helen Mae Dickey, Neil Kennard, Carmen Ottman. 4 T , , , ,.--.0-..-Q... ...,.,.... ....,. ....e,..,-......1..,, The Greenville High School Orchestra has always maintained a high standard of excellence. Its library contains much ot the world's finest orchestra literature. Although not as spectacular as the band, it has an im- portant position in the life ol the school whereby stu- dents who have orchestral instruments ot their own may continue their musical education. The orchestra is designed not only to attord students an opportunity to employ their already acquired mu- sical knowledge, but also to acquaint them with a wide xariety ot the best music. Such training will awaken an appreciation ol good music that will remain with them always. This year's 30-piece orchestra performed at the an- nual formal concert, and turnishecl music for the class plays and the spring musical production. :gf BACK ROW: Wallace Warren, Don Kemlale, Jean Staley, John Root. THIRD ROW: Bill Fry, Thelma Amspaugli, Helen Mae Dickey, Jack Martin, Carol Longenecker, Helen Black, ulqh Dean Broderick. SECOND ROW: Vanis Lephart, Marline Spille, Gloria Hudclle, Patty Todd. FIRST ROW: Gletha Mae Bolinger, Joan Frankman, Jeanette Goelce, Mary .lean Thomas, Roberta Kester, Jack Frankman, Anne Staley, Betty Brown. Dwight Brown, Instrumental Instructor. f' r mm ,V ,,.....-1 ...an , - 4 BACK ROW: Jack Clark, Jaclc Martin, Don Kemble, Bob Roll, Carl Stoner, Bob Wright, Blaine Clark, Creighton Lephart, Bob Hathaway, Joe Patterson, THIRD ROW: Vern Nealeigh, Bob Green, Jahn Brum- baugh, Don Wright, Bill Fletcher, Dave Schmalenberger, Don Wagner, Bob Myers, Harvey Pierce, Bob Miller, Jack Warner. SECOND ROW: Gloria Shiverdecker, Phyllis Seibel, Rita Maher, Alice Carpenter, Carol Longeneclcer, Betty Brown, Anne Staley, Betty Lou Christensen, Jean Allen, Carol Stauffer, Donna Garrett, FIRST ROW: Leah Pearce, Phyllis DeWeese, Roberta Kester, Shirley Goodrich, Jeanette Goelre, Mary Weaver, Anita Stocker, Dorothy Culbertson, Janice Munn, Phyllis Lammers, Shirley Wood, Miss Hill. A CAPPELLA The mixed choir is composed of boys and girls chosen from the high school choruses. Outstanding talent and interest in music, voice quality and ability to cooperate in the group, adeptness in note reading, and willing- ness to be ot service to school and civic en- terprises are taken into consideration before a student is selected for membership in this organization. The choir endeavors to present the highest type of music to the public. 66 KY? QV 5 i LD ,X if L-7 xy ..i. x .LX J .1 Boys' Chorus is an elective subiect, open to any boy in high school who has an interest in music. All music for Boys' Chorus is selected with great care and in great variety tor tour part singing to familiarize students with all kinds ot music. Selections which may appeal to boys are chosen: stirring patriotic songs and march- es, negro spirituals, musical comedy songs, classical and operatic numbers. An attempt is made to teach each boy to develop an ability to sing with ease the part which best suits his voice. Like the Girls' Chorus, the Boys' Chorus par- ticipates in the annual tormal concert. SACK ROW: Carl Williams, Don Kemble, Carl Stoner, lack Martin, Jack Seller, lack Clark, George Bow- nan, Harry Stubbs, Bill Con- ln. THIRD ROW: Jack Har- ess, Bob Green, Harold Dnkst, Dave Schmalenberg- lr, Jack Zirkle, Neil Ken- ard, Bill Miller, Don Riegle, ob Miller. SECOND ROW: ill Fletcher, Don Wright, Jon Wagner, Bob Wright, oe Toman, Don Christian, ae Patterson, Bob Myers. iIRST ROW: Bill Huber, Bob lathaway, Dick Gangwer, lob Roll, Blaine Clark, :reighton Lephart, Jack Dim- nig, Howard Hemmerly. LACK ROW: B. O'Brien, D. Lllread, N. Rhocdes, B. fhelps, R. Garrett, H. Long- ellow, D. Lease, C. Rentz, I. Canan, J. Black, H. 'ierce. THIRD ROW: D. Ientz, J. Brumbaugh, R. ieatty, R. Batten, G. Sho- ralter, B. Forney, B. Rentz, . Powell, G. Best, J. Corle, . Warner. SECOND ROW: . Lloyd, H. Marshall, T. irate, P. O'Brien, D. Har- ess, J. Ridings, M. Pretz- lan, D. Wiedeman, B. Fox. lIRST ROW: M. Carter, R. leller, J. Heaton, B. Floeck, . Gray, J. Shultz, R. Wie- Wusch, R. Bolyard, L. Krucke- erg. GIRLS' CHORUS One of The ouTsTanding organizations of Greenville High School, and The largesT in The school's vocal music deparTmenT, is The Girls' Chorus. Any girl in high school who is inTeresTed in singing may elect Girls' Chorus. In iT she may find an ouTleT for her musical TalenTs and ambitions, and learn how To blend her voice with oThers. Three and Tour parT music is selecTed Tor The girls vviTh The purpose of ac- auainting Them with part harmony and finding The right level for every girl's voice. For many years The girls have sung aT The annual concert presented by The music de- partment, and have made a beauTiful appear- ance in Their formals. They also Take part in The Palm Sunday program. Smaller ensembles appear in school and communiTy functions. BACK ROW: Dorothy Culbertson, Alice Carpenter, Betty Dull, Doris Jolley, Jeanette Goeke, Anita Stocker. Anne Staley, Margaret Gilbert, Dorothy Canon, Betty Lou Christensen, Mary Weaver. THIRD ROW: Roberta Henry, Janice Munn, Phyllis lammers, Janis Heaton, Jean Allen, Phyllis Labig, Elizabeth Sellman, Carol Stuufter, Lois Walters, Mary Lou Sackett, Loretto Oldham. SECOND ROW: Rita Maher, Carol Langeneclcer, Shirley Wood, Shirley Goodrich, Druscilla Boyer, Pauline Lindemuth, Myrtle Lindemuth, Phyllis DeWeese, Donna Garrett, Phyllis Swolab. FIRST ROW: Mary Esther Flommersfeld, Roberta Kester, Jane Buhr, Phyllis Seibel, Phyllis Ware, Georganne Thoroman, Leah Pearce, Betty Lehman, Marjorie Snell. 5,42 r.,. x, . ag -as ug BACK ROW: Helen Mae Dickey, Phyllis Seibel, Roberta Kester, Dorothy Culbertson, Helen Black, Carol Longeneclcer, Mr. Oliver. FRONT ROW: Bill Fletcher, Bob Green. QUILI.. AND SCROLL The Quill and Scroll Society is an Inter- national honorary society tor high school journalists. Its purpose is to encourage and reward individual achievement in journalism and allied fields. The G.H.S. journalism department, includ- ing both the newspaper and yearbook divi- sions, was granted a charter by the society this year. Eight candidates, seven from the Reporters' Club and one from the Annual Stott, were initiated into the society and re- ceived Quill and Scroll pins and membership cards. To be eligible tor membership in Quill and Scroll, the individual must be ot at least junior standing and in the upper third of his class. He must have done work worthy ot recom- mendotion by the advisers, and have been accepted by the executive secretary ot the society. Each individual has his own interpretation ot ditterent pieces ot music. With that idea in mind, a group of girls interested in trying to express rythmically what the music seems to say met weekly to enhance their apprecia- tion loy adapting dance to music. The plan tor the year was to interpret Tschaikowslcy's Nut Crocker Suite. A great deal ot practice, thought, understanding, and lun as well, was derived by each girl from this study. Miss Molitor helped the girls to inter- pret their thoughts ot the dance. Carol Long- enecker was the accompanist for the group, BACK ROW: Leona Beisner, Wilma Etter, Donna Falknor. FOURTH ROW: Ruth Ann Evans, Donna Ben- nett, Patsy Hulse, Betty Lou Chris- tensen, Carol Stauffer. THIRD ROW: Mary Weaver, Leah Pearce, Kathryn Saclceit, Betty Fowble, Marlene Henry, Jo Ann Fenstermaker, Miss Molitor, Georganne Tharaman, Caral Langenecker. SECOND ROW: Doris Shields, Loretta Oldham, Anne Staley. FIRST ROW: Vanis Lephart, Gloria Shiverdecker, Phyllis Lam- mers, Mary Lou Saclxett, Roberta Kesier, Jane Buhr. STANDING: Jean Allen, Deloris Neff, Joanne Moore, Betty Lou Christensen, Juanita Todd Carol Longen ecker, Rita Maher, SEATED: Dorothy Culbertson, Phyllis DeWeese, Roberta Kester, Alice Carpenter Leah Pearce, Phyllis Seibel. USHERS When Greenville people cittend public per- formonce in Memorial Hcall, they ore escorted to their reserved seots by on efficient, cour- teous group of girls dressed in white. There ore thirteen of these girls who oct os ushers for o yeor. They ore the ronking girl students in the junior closs. They first ossume their duties out the cinnuol Boccoloureote service, continuing to serve ot oll the commencement festivities ond ogcxin ot oll functions throughout the following yeor until they ore reploced by the new group. 72 kv' ,..'Q'1.7 ON SPORTS Rah, rah, Roger! Roger's green gremlin blood, kindled by the fire of enthusiasm, runs hot when the team is on the field-or the floor. The spirit of com- petition in the air inspires him to perform his most tantalizing tricks. But let it never be said that Roger is not cn true sportsman, he heckles both teams impar- tially. STANDING: Raymond Swope, Bob Green, P. C. Warner, Ralph Rauch. SEATED: Juanita Todd, Dwight Salzman, Eddie Stoltz, Bill Fletcher. ATHLETIC BOARD OF CONTROL The members ot the Athletic Board of Con- trol include the principal ot the high school, the athletic coaches, the taculty manager ot athletics, a iunior and a senior boy represen- tative and a senior girl who acts as secretary. The student representatives are chosen by the student body. The purpose of the board is to establish the athletic policies ot Greenville High School. It also tixes admission prices to athletic con- tests, approves the awarding of letters to boys who have earned them through participation in sports, and arranges tor purchase ot all athletic equipment. The Varsity G Association is an honorary group composed of boys who have received Gs for participation in sports. A G is merited by fulfilling specific requirements as player or manager in maior ancl minor sports: football, basketball, baseball, tennis, golf, cross country, anal track. 4 l '5 ef ' ,,-f AMT? ,, .Q l ,,,....,.-.-,qw The following are members of the G Association: Bob Roll, Bill Fletcher, Jack Dirnmig, Bob Hatha- way, Don Reisenbeck, Jack Diliz, Don Turner, Lowell Stark, Adrian Sharp, Beverly Reck, Howard Pat- ton, Charles Schmermund, Carl Stoner, Dick Faulkner, Don Kemble, Melvin Conner, Creighion Lephart, Charles Orr, Jack Seiler, Junior Harsh, Paul Stephan, Tom Nieder- horn, Jim Canan, Howard Marshall. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Jack Brandt, Jack Clark, Bob Green, Neil Kennard, Herb Longfellow, Bruce Oliver, Don Spitler, Bob Wright, Francis Leas, Dick Gangwer, Don Wagner, Dave Schmalenberger, Blaine Clark, Charles Soiell, Tom Sander, Harvey Pierce, Don Schafer. ref A The G Association operates a refreshment stand at football games, and has an annual banquet. The officers this year are the follovving: Creighton Lephart, president, Bill Fletcher, vice-president, Howard Patton, secretary- treasurer. VARSITY FOOTBALL The football team that represented G. H. S. in the T945 season won five games and lost four to place fourth in The Miami Valley League. Piqua won the title, with Troy Taking second and Fairmont occupying the third place position. The team won the traditional little brown iug for the second consecutive year in The contest with the Celina Bulldogs. This year's team was o fairly heavy one with the line averaging about l65 pounds. The boys used mostly the single wing both to the right and left but also used the T forma- tion on some occasions. Six seniors on the eleven started most of the games. These boys are Don Riesenbeck, Carl Stoner, Bruce Oliver, .lack Dimmig, Creighton Lephart, and Don Kemble, the lat- ter two being in the backfield and the others on the line. There will be ten returning letter- men to boost next year's team so there should not be any lack of strong material in the sea- son to come. THIRD ROW: Harvey Pierce, Manager, Jim Canan, Dick Faulkner, Charles Rentz, Charles Orr, Harvey Dunlap, Bob Forney, Bob Floeck, Manager. SECOND ROW: Junior Harsh, Jack Clark, Herb Longfellow, Lowell Stark, Eugene Nealeigh, Jack Brandt, Neil Kennard. FIRST ROW: Bruce Oliver, Don Riesenbeclr, Carl Stoner, Don Kemble, Bob Wright, Jack Dimmig, Creighton Lephart. Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville 6-Chorriinocle 33 -Celina O O-Troy lil Piqua 25 Versailles i3 Sidney O Miornisburg 7 Xenia O Fairmont i2 The varsity tootboll team was backed up by 0 hard-working reserve team. Although the reserves played no games, they practiced diligently in preparation for active competi- tion in the future. I Y V fff- -- ' 1 , Q so-f -V f f :Jl 1 1 THIRD ROW: Bob Rentz, John Powell, Parl Trick, Dick Rentz, Dave Hunt, Dick Conan, Bud Phelps, Jim Ashmon, Jim Lloyd, Bill Townsend. SECOND ROW: Charles Hildebrand, Rod Underwood, Don Lease, Don Christian, John Brumbaugh, Harry Stubbs, Glen Showalter, Roger Beatty, Keith Timmons. FIRST ROW: Dick Harvey, Ned Rhodes, Jack Corle, Bill Conan, Tom Sander, Sonny Lammers, John Black, Howard Marshall. ff STANDING: Dave Schmulenlaerger, Blaine Clark, Bill Fletcher, Bob Hathaway. SEATED: Bob Wright, Tom Sander, Don Wagner, Don Kemble. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Green Wave basketball team came out of the 1945-1946 season with nine wins and six losses, also winning one of their two tournament games in run- ning up a score of forty-four to twenty-nine against Piqua. However, the next tourney game, which was played with the high-scoring Middletown five, was lost by a score of fifty-six to twenty-three, This year's team was handicapped by lack of height but still can be considered to have had a fairly successful season. Bob Wright, a iunior on the squad, placed second in the Miami Valley League for high-scoring honors and was outscored only by Hess of the Piqua Indians, Wright having seventy-seven and Hess having sev- enty-nine, The team placed fourth in the league standing with Troy in first place, Fairmont second, and Sidney taking third place. There are three seniors on the starting five and seven from the varsity ten, They are Bill Fletcher, Don Wagner, Bob Hathaway, Dave Schmalenberger, Blaine Clark, Don Kemble, and Tom Sander, The three remaining varsity boys, Bob Wright, Bob Green, and Don Turner are iuniors. Dec. Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan, Jan. Jan. Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 1- 7A 25- Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville 26-Greenville -Greenville -Greenville -Greenville -Greenville -Greenville 46-St. Marys 38 28-Van Wert 30 21- 41- 38- 57-Piqua 25 30-Celina 26 53-St. Henry 26 50-Sidney 45 Troy 44 Versailles 19 Chaminade 35 -Coldwater 35 -Miamisburg 39 -Parker, Ind. 35 -Xenia 42 -Fairmont 51 -Eaton 56 1 .Am ii 4... rl' -Q STANDING: Dick Faulkner, Harvey Dunlap, Jim Canon, Don Turner, John Brumbough, Bob Forney. SEATED: Dick Harvey, Charles Rentz, Jock Seller, Lowell Stark, Herb Longfellow, Glen Showalter, Greenville Greenville 19-St. Marys 20 Greenville -Van Wert 13 Greenville -Troy 17 Greenville -Versailles 15 Greenville -Chaminade 24 Greenville -Piqua 10 Greenville -Celina 20 Greenville -St. Henry 12 Greenville -Sidney 26 Greenville -Coldwater 22 Greenville -Miamisburg 21 Greenville Parker, lnd. 21 Xenia 15 Greenville 27-Fairmont 17 Greenville 26-Eaton 21 The boys on the reserve squad of the 1945-1946 season made a name for Themselves by winning thir- teen games and losing only two. They closed the season vvith a ten game winning streak and the MM.. --.,.... i. . ...c.........-...........v...,-,, fourth consecutive Miami Valley League reserve Championship. The team had a bad break in losing its first game to the St. Marys' reserves by only one point but came back to win three ,traight games before losing to a strong Chaminacle five. However, after being beaten by Chaminade, the team went through the remaining part of the season with an unblemished record winning ten consecutive contests and beating all of the reserve teams in the league, The five boys that started in most of the games are Stark, Brumbaugh, Turner, Forney, and Faulkner. These five and the rest of the boys on the reserve squad ran up a total score for the season of four hundred and sixteen points to their opponents tvvo hundred and seventy-four points. They were a fairly fast team and worked well together in whatever pinches and tight places there were. The boys made a high percentage of their shots both from the field and from the foul line. All in all, this year's reserve team should prove to be good material for next year's varsity ten. X, I 4' rw, Y it ,ie-4 1 Q S as I BACK ROW: Francis Lease, Howard Patton, Jack Zirkle, Coach Salzman, Jack Diltz, John Hathaway FRONT ROW: Roger Garrett, .loe Patterson, Melvin Carter, Tom O'Brien. CRCDSS COUNTRY ln Cross Country competition this year Greenville's team won only one of its meets, but looks forward expectantly to a successful season next year. In Cross Country low score wins. Oct. 4 Greenville 24 Roosevelt 30 Parker I7 Greenville 45 Dunbar l5 Greenville 40 Oct. l6 Parker 27 Roosevelt 50 Greenville 53 Oct. 22 District meet at Springfield Greenville ninth place. Two of Greenville's long distance runners received places in the district and one in the state: Charles Orr-fifth in district, 20th in state, Bruce Oliver-14th in district. 82 TOP ROW: Coach Salzman, Fred Wetzel, Bob Green, lowell Siarlc, Carl Stoner, Jack Zirkle, Bob Wright, Don Turner, Dick Marker, Bruce Oliver, Ned Rhodes, Manager. SECOND ROW: John Brumbcugh, Creighton Lephart, Harvey Dunlap, Jack Clark, Mel Conner, Chuck Orr, Neil Kenncrd, Howard Patton. FIRST ROW: Walter lammers, Don Lease, .lack Brandi, Duane Allread, Willy Dunlap. Since This book went To press before The Track meeTs were held iT is impossible To give The scores on The 1946 Track schedule. The schedule is as follows: Date With Place March 29 Wesfern Hills Cincinnafi April 5 Dunbar Greenville April 9 ColdwaTer Greenville April i2 Troy Greenville April lo Piqua Piqua April i8 Wilbur WrighT DayTon April 23 iOpenl Delaware April 27 Ohio Wesleyan Relays Delaware April 30 Dunbar DayTon May 3 TreaTy CiTy Relays Greenville May 8 FairmonT iTenTaTivel Dayfon May l i Miami Universify MeeT Oxford Moy i4 M. V. L. MeeT Greenville May I8 DisTricT MeeT Springfield May 2l iOpenl May 24-25 STaTe MeeT Columbus 83 BASEBALL With seven leffermen reTurning This year, Greenville's baseball Team will once more endeavor To win The league Trophy. The line-up of The Team is as follows: PiTcher, Paul Sfephan, cafcher, Bob Wright, relief catcher, .lim Canon, relief piTchers, Dud- leySTeinhilber, Melvin Carfer, Dick Gangvver. Firsf base, Don Kemble, second base, Dick Gangwer, Third base, Jack Dimig, shorfsfop, Bob Green, lefT field, Bill Flefcher, cenTer field, Tom Neiderlcorn, righf field, Bob l-laTh- away. Subs are-Lowell Sfark, Glen ShovvalTer, Jack Ridings, Joe Pafferson, .lack Dilfz. TOP ROW: Coach, Jack Raudabough, Bill Fleicher, Don Kemble, Bob Wright, Lowell Stork, Poul Stephan, Tom Nieclerkorn, Jock Dimmig. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Prcsuhn, Bill Buumgardner, John Longfellow, Glenn Showalter, Charles Renlz, Bill Conan, Jack Dillz. THIRD ROW: Bob Renlz, Bob Hathaway, Dick Gangwer, Bob Keller, Dick Renlz, Jim Canon, Charles Sofell. BOTTOM ROW: Charles Hildebrand, Dudley Sleinhilber, .lack Ridings, Dun Turner, Bob Green. The T945 Tennis fecim, cooched by Mr. Oliver, was composed of John Thomas ond Bill Hole in doubles, Lowell Brodrick, Hovvord Morsholl, Glen Showolfer, ond Tom Sonder in singles. The 'reom won Two morches from Troy, 3-O ond 3-O. ln compeiifion with Sidney, Green- ville won 2-T. In the Miomi Volley leogue Tournomeni of Greenville, Greenville's singles, Brodrick ond Morsholl, were elirninoied in The first round. Thomos ond Hole were de- ieored in The doubles by Foirmoni. Brodrick, Morsholl, Hole, ond Thomos received letters With Sender, Morsholl, ond Shovvolfer re- turning This yeor, The T946 Teom looks lor- vvord To o successful seoson. Glen Showalter, Howard Marshall, Mr. Olive Bll Hole. . ,......,..,,.. E 5 E GULF ' T fsffwf Wit. Paul Stephen, Tom Niederkorn, Jack Seiler, Bob Rall. The high school golf team of The 1946 sea- son expects To make a brilliant record for it- self in Miami Valley league contests This year. Last year's team was The first G. H. S. golf team to enter competition in four years. After the team was organized late in the spring of 1945, the boys played and won two matches, but because of lack of experience they were defeated in the Miami Valley league Tourna- ment. All of The boys who played last year have returned This year. Bob Roll, Tom Nieder- korn, Paul Stephan, and Jack Seiler comprise the Team, which is coached by Mr. Stoltz. Golf is one ofthe few sports offered in high school athletics which participants may well continue To play in the future. 86 ' . .fsgvfzuywhni The purpose ot the Girls' Athletic Associa- tion is to develop interest in all forms of ath- letics in which the school participates. The organization aims to foster good sportsman- ship and athletic ability on the part ot its members, and to encourage each one to show an interest in her personal appearance. Membership in the organization is open to any girl in the school who is interested in sports. ln order to retain her membership each girl must earn a designated number ot points in the activities in which she partici- pates. These sports may include badminton, shuttle board, roller skating, basketball, swimming, tennis, golf, archery, and tly-cast- ing in all ot which instruction is ottered. The usual awards are numerals and letters. For outstanding achievement a cup with the girl's name engraved on it is awarded. The club participates in a variety ot activi- l i l ties. Each year during the football season, the girls operate the refreshment stand at the stadium. This year the special activities con- sisted of a semi-tormal Shangri Lo dance, Spooks' Spree Hallowe'en party, Lords' and Ladies' relay party, basketball tourna- ments, posture contest, Spring Play day, Gym night, a tormal banquet and awards meeting. Otticers ot the club are as follows, presi- dent, Juanita Todd, tirst vice president, Anita Stocker, second vice president, Jean Allen, secretary, Roberta Wogaman, treasurer, Bet- ty Lou Christensen, reporter, Dorothy Culbert- son, intramural chairmen, Helen Dickey and Kathryn Goodrich, entertainment chairmen, Janice Munn and Ivlary Jean Taylor, publicity chairmen, Joan Frankman and Janis Heaton, sophomore representative, Ivlarline Spille, freshman representative, Rita Ottman, spon- sor, Miss Molitor. BACK ROW: Helen Mae Dickey, Joan Frankman, Miss Molitor, Anita Stocker, Marline Spille, Juanita Todd. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Culbertson, Betty Lou Christensen, Kathr n G adri h J i M F R T y o c , an ce unn. I S ROW: Janus Heaton, Jean Allen, Mary Jean Taylor, Roberta Wogaman. I 1 GAA. SENIORS AND IUNIORS BACK ROW: Dorothy Canon, Joanne Moore, Carol Staufter, Jeanette Goeke, Mary Weaver, Anne Staley, Doris Jolley, Roberta Henry, Virginia Shreves. THIRD ROW: Alice Carpenter, Betty Dull, Gloria King, Phyllis Labig, Rita Maher, Jane Buhr, Phyllis Lammers, Shirley Wood, Shirley Goodrich, Roberta Kester. SECOND ROW: Ruth Anna Applegate, Barbara Hathaway, Helen Black, Elizabeth Sellman, Phyllis Ware, Mary Lou Sackett, Loretta Oldham, Betty Lehman. FIRST ROW: Phyllis Swabb, Dorothy Huffman, Lillian Altick, Mitzie Fahrenlcamp, Phyllis Seibel, Leah Pearce, Georganne Thoroman, Doris Shields. BACK ROW: Gloria Huddle, Betty Brown, Joan Frankman, Patty Todd, Mary Jean Taylor, Patricia Mannix, Alice Ann Coppess, Mary Swabb, Francis Richardson, Wanda Prasuhn. THIRD ROW: Shirley Yates, Connie Monks, Martha Fernsler, Kathryn Goodrich, Martha Patty, Mary Louise Reed, Freda Max, Dorothy Craw- ford. SECOND ROW: Barbara Eubank, Leona Beisner, Barbara Clapp, Martha Arnett, Pat Bossert, Betty White, Constance Datson, Jean Carle. FIRST ROW: Gloria Shiverdecker, Glenna Gade, Roberta Wogaman, Norma Thompson, Janet Liette, Jo Ann Fox, Ruth Ann Evans. 88 BACK ROW: Mary Tester, Jo Ann Sharp, Ann Netzley, Marlene Henry, Joanne Weaver, Lorna Crawford, Donna Bennett, Nancy Nealeigh, Nancy Powell, Jean Staley, Marline Spille, Joan Baker, Carolyn Brown. THIRD ROW: Nancy Bali, Doris Bolten, Jean Warvel, Arlene Thwaits, Carolyn Warvel, Dot O'Brien, Marilyn Pequignot, Norma Swank. SECOND ROW: Janet Hathaway, Betty Lease, Kathryn Sackett, Phyllis Bow- man, Susanne Groendyke, Betty Oberer, Mari Jaine Hunt, Patsy Hulse. FIRST ROW: Barbara Hemmerly, Betty Fowble, Rosemary Neff, Margaret Jane Wright, Barbara Albright, Phyllis Miller, Shirley Stebbins, Vanis Lephart, BACK ROW: Joan Oliver, Sue Godwin, Barbara Ungericht, Jane Kraus, Ruth Oda, Ann McFarland, Mar- cella O'Brien, Sara Napier, Lucile Calvert, Zelpha McNutt, Pauline Smith. THIRD ROW: Janis Van Dyke, Jean Bayman, Ardyce Vannoy, Sallie Eidson, Arlene Martin, Betty Hawes, Ruth Hangen, Wilma Etter, Carolyn Jetteris, Rita Ottman, Janet Eliker, SECOND ROW: Betty Dininger, Pauline Dunn, Helen Louise Blanchard, Donna Falknor, Jo Ann Fensternmaker, Onda Faye Brock, Jane Cole, Adelyn Reed, Jean Cole. FIRST ROW: Brcdtie Thorcman, Sue Ungericht, Ruby Fourman, Evelyn Seaman, Pat Kreicler, Gladys Tester, Ann Nealeigh, Susanne Murphy, Marilyn Reigle, A -..-....... , M. , , , ..,ua...... 5 5 I I 5' V i I 3 I i if I I I 2. 5 A in if i I 5 Q 2 I I 1 1 F1 I E 2 Q 3 I J v l.,n.l1 - ,ss K V i ,, x F. y M Q 4' fs I ! QQ' I T-3 ' 1 a Y , L ,. ,, 2 gh f a JEAN ALLEN Annual Stalf-Assistant Editor 4, Usher 4, Miami Scholarship Test, English IX-I, National Honor Society 4, Shorthand Certificates 60, 80, I00 words, Intramural Basketball Team I-2-3, Gym Night 2-3-4, G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Numerals 2, Cabinet 3-4, Girl Reserves I-3-4, Cheer Club I, Spanish Club 3, Vice-President 3, Spanish Quartet 3, Dramatic Club 2, Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 3-4, Tons O' Fun 2, Thumbs Up 3: School Daze 4, Class Officer-President 2, Vice-President 3. BOB ANTHONY Intramural Basketball Team 3-4, Volleyball 2-3-4, F.F.A. I- 2-3-4, Treasurer 2, President 3, Basketball Team 3-4, lnter- national Friendship Club 4, Reporter 4, DELBERT ANTHONY- Bunny F.F,A. I-2, Spanish Club 3-4, RUTH ANNA AFPLEGATE- Ruthie G,A.A. I-2-3-4, International Friendship Club 2-3-4, F.H.A. 3, Cheer Club I, Chorus 2. MILDRED ARMSTRONG- Mid Gym Night 2, F.H.A. I, Spanish Club 3, International Friend- ship Club 3-4, Chorus I-2-3. DORTHA ARNOLD- Dae Gym Night 2, F.H.A. I-2-3-4, International Friendship Club 2-3-4, Chorus I-2. JUNE ASHBY- Junie Miami Scholarship Tests, English IX-I, English X-2, English Xl-3, Shorthand Certificates 60, Girl Reserves I, Cheer Club I, Chorus I-2. VIRGINIA LEE BEISNER- Ginny Gym Night 2, G.A.A. I, International Friendship Club 3-4, President 3, Secretary 4, Cheer Club I. HELEN BLACK Annual Staff-Assistant Business Manager 4, Miami Schol- arship Test, English IX-I, National Honor Society 4, Hon- orary Dramatics 3-4, Gym Night 2, G,A.A. 4, Girl Reserves 2-3-4, Cabinet 3, President 4, Dramatic Club 3, Reporters Club 2-3-4, Exchange Editor 3, Chorus I, Band I-2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4, Days Without Daddy 3, Quill and Scroll. GENE BOWMAN Spanish Club 3. DRUSCILLA BOYER- Dru Shorthand Certificate 60 words, lnterclass Basketball Team I-2, G,A.A. I-2, International Friendship Club 2-3, Cheer Club I-2, Chorus I-2-3-4, Gym Night 2. BARBARA BROOKS- Barb Shorthand Certificate 60 words, Baseball 2, lnterclass Basket- ball Team 3, Intramural Basketball Team I-2-3-4, Gym Night 2-4, Volleyball 3-4, Badminton 2-3, G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Numerals 3, G 3, Girl Reserves I-2, Reporters Club 2-3-4, Cheer Club I-2, Chorus I-2-3-4. JANE BUHR- Jamey Shorthand Certificates 60, 80 words, Basketball I-2-3-4, Miamisburg and Sidney Play Days, Intramural Basketball Team I-2-3-4, Basketball Champions 3, Gym Night 2-3-4, Volleyball I-2-3-4, Badminton Championship 2, G.A.A. I-2- 3-4, Cabinet 2-3, Numerals 2, Girl Reserves I-2-3-4, Reporters Club I, Cheer Club I, Chorus I-2-3-4, Tons O' Fun. VIOLET CALVERT- Vi F.H,A. I, International Friendship Club I. DOROTHY CANAN-- Dart International Friendship Club 3-4, F.H.A. I-2, Chorus I-2-3-4. BILL CANAN- W, J. Football 3-4, lnterclass Basketball Team 3-4, Intramural Basketball Team 3, Volleyball 3, Dramatics Club 2-3, Chorus I-2-3-4. ALICE CARPENTER- Carpie Annual Stott--Typist 4, Usher 4, Miami Scholarship Tests, Algebra I-2, English IX-I, Geometry S.T. 3, National Honor Society 4, Honorary Dramatics 3-4, Shorthand Certificates 60, 80, I00, I20 words, Complete Theory, lnterclass Basket- ball Team I-2-3-4, Intramural Basketball Team I-2-3-4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Dramatics Club 2-3-4, Girl Reserves 2-3-4, Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 2-3-4, Days Without Daddy 3, Thumbs Up 3, One Wild Night 4, School Daze 4. MELVIN CARTER- Shorty Baseball 3-4, Track 2-4, lnterclass Basketball Team 2-3-4, Volleyball I-2-3-4. BETTY LOU CHRISTENSEN- Bat Usher 4, Miami Scholarship Tests, General Science I, World History 2, Biology 3, Spanish I-3, Chemistry 4, Ohio General Scholarship Test 4, Pepsi-Cola Scholarship 4, National Honor Society 3-4, lnterclass Basketball Team 2-3-4, Intramural Basketball Team 3-4, Gym Night 2-3-4, G,A.A. 2-3-4, Num- erals 4, lvliamisburg and Sidney Play Days 4, Girl Reserves 2-3-4, Fauna and Flora 3-4, Cabinet 3, President 4, Modern Dance 4, Chorus 2-3-4, A Cappella 4, Thumbs Up 3, School Daze 4, Class Officer-Treasurer 3. BLAINE CLARK- Blainer Scholastic Test, Plane Geometry 3, Basketball I-2-3-4, G 4, Volleyball I-2-3-4, Cross Country I, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Spanish Club 2, Dramatic Club 3-4, Cheer Club I, Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 2-3-4, Buckle Down I, Tons O' Fun 2, Thumbs Up 3, School Daze 4. MELVIN CONNER- Mel Track I-2-3-4, G 3-4, G Association 3-4, lnterclass Basketball Team I-2-3-4, Intramural Basketball Team I-2-3-4, Gym Night I, Volleyball I-2-3-4, Spanish Club I-2-3-4, International Friendship Club 3-4, Hi-Y 3-4, Dramatics Club 3-4, Chorus I-2, Band I-2-3-4, Thumbs Up 3. BILL CRUMP Miami Scholarship Tests, General Science I, World History 2, English 2, U. S. History 3, Physics 4, English 4, Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Test 4, National Honor Society 4, Track I, Class Officer-Vice-President 2. DOROTHY CULBERTSON- Dot Annual Staff-Class Editor 4, Usher 4, Miami Scholarship Tests, English I, Algebra I-I, Plane Geometry 2, National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Honorary Dramatics 3-4, Play Day Chairman 3, Girls' Tennis Championship 2, lnterclass Basketball Team I-2-3-4, Intramural Basketball Team I-2-3-4, Championship Basketball Team 3, Sidney and Miamisburg Play Days 4, Gym Night 2-3, Volleyball I-2-3, G.A.A, I-2-3-4, Numerals 2, G Cup 4, Cabinet 4, Cheer Club I, Dramatics Club I-2-3-4, Girl Reserves I, Reporters Club 3-4, G 3-4, Proofreader 3, Editor 4, Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 3-4 Tons O' Fun 2, Thumbs Up 3, Days Without Daddy 3, School Daze 4. PHYLLIS DeWEESE Usher 4, Miami Scholarship Tests, Biology 2, Bookkeeping I-3, National Honor Society 4, Shorthand Certificates 60, 80, IOO words, Gym Night 2, F.l-l.A. I-2, Treasurer 2, Fauna and Flora 3-4, Secretary and Treasurer 4, Girl Reserves 3-4, Typist for G.H.S. Advocate and Mirror 3-4, Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 3-4, Thumbs Up 3, School Daze 4, Class Officer-Secretary 3. JOHN L. DIMMIG- Jack East Greenville, Pennsylvania I-2, Football 3-4, G 4, lnterclass Basketball Team 3-4, Intramural Basketball Team 3, Dramatics Club 4, Hi-Y 3-4, Chorus 4, JACOB M. DITMER- Jake Intramural Basketball Team 2-3, Gym Night I, Volleyball 3-4, Spanish Club I-2, Chorus 2-3-4. BETTY DULI. Jr.-Sr. Prom Chairman of Decoration Committee, lnterclass Basketball Team I-2-3-4, Intramural Basketball Team I-2-3- 4, G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Girl Reserves I-2-3-4, Cabinet 4, Dramatics Club 2-3-4, Chorus l-2-3-4. THELMA ETTER Shorthand Certificate oO words, lnterclass Basketball Team 3, G.A.A, I, Spanish Club, International Friendship Club. BILL FLETCHER- Birdie National Honor Society 4, Basketball I-2-3-4, Baseball I-2- 3-4, Hi-V 2-3-4, Vice-President, Reporters' Club 3-4, Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 3-4, Buckle Down I, Thumbs Up 3, School Daze 4, Class OfticeriVlce-President I, Treasurer 2. SENIOR ACTIVITIES MARY ESTHER FLOMMERSFELD- FIommie Miami Scholarship Test, Bookkeeping I-3, Gym Night 2, F.H.A. I-2, Girl Reserves I-2-3-4, Cabinet 3-4, International Friendship Club 3, Chorus I-2-3-4. LOIS FLORY- Jackie Gym Night 2-3-4, F.H.A. I-2, International Friendship Club 3-4, President 4. MARY FOLKERTH- Bobbie lnterclass Basketball Team 3-4, Intramural Basketball Team 3-4, Gym Night 2-3-4, Volleyball 3-4, Dramatic Club I-2, International Friendship Club 2-3-4, Treasurer 4, Chorus I-2. DONNA J. GARRETT-- Donnie lnterclass Basketball Team 3-4, Intramural Basketball Team 3-4, Gym Night 2-3-4, G.A.A. I, Fauna and Flora Society I-2-3-4, International Friendship Club 4, Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 4. JOSEPH E. GARRISON- Joe Track I-2, lnterclass Basketball Team 4, Gym Night 3, Vol- leyball 3, Cross Country I-2-3, Spanish Club 2-3, Dramatic Club 4, Chorus 4. MARGARET GILBERT Spanish Club 3, International Friendship Club 4, F.H.A. I, Chorus I-2-3-4, JEANETTE GOEKE- Jet Annual Staff-Assistant Activities 4, Miami Scholarship Tests, English IX-I, English X-2, Honorary Dramatics 3-4, lnterclass Basketball Team I-2-3-4, Intramural Basketball Team I-2-3-4: Volleyball I-2-3-4, Gym Night 2-3-4, G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Cheer Club I, Dramatic Club I-3-4, Girl Reserves I-2-3-4, Secre- tary 4, Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 2-3-4, Orchestra I-2-3-4, Tiger House 3, One Wild Night 4, Buckle Down I, Thumbs Up 3, Tons O' Fun 2, School Daze 4, Class Officer-Reporter 2. SHIRLEY GOODRICH- Sl1irl Shorthand Certificates 60, 80, 3-4, lnterclass Basketball Team I-2-3-4, Championship Team 3, Intramural Basketball Team I-2-3-4, Gym Night 2-3, Volleyball I-2-3-4, Badminton 2, G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Numerals 3, Girl Reserves I-3-4, Cheer Club I-2, Dramatic Club I-2-3, Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 4, Thumbs Up 3, School Daze 4. JACK HARDWICK-- QUiffe Wanesburg High School I-2. BARBARA HATHAWAY- Barb Gym Night 2-3-4, Volleyball 3-4, G.A.A, 2-3-4, F.H.A. I-2-3, International Friendship Club 4. BEN HATHAWAY Spanish Club I-2, F.F.A. I-2-3-4, President 3-4. BOB HATHAWAY- Hap Basketball I-2-3-4, G 2, Baseball 3, G 3, Track I-2, Volleyball 3-4, Cross Country 2, Hi-Y I-2-3-4, Dramatic Club 3, Spanish Club 3, G Association 3-4: Cheer Club I-2, Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 4, Thumbs Up 3, School Daze 4. JANIS E. HEATON- Jan Miami Scholarship Test, English IX-I, Honorary Dramatics 3-4, Shorthand Certificates 60, 80, 3-4, Intramural Basket- ball Team 2-4, G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Numerals 2, Cabinet 4, Girl Reserves I-3-4, Dramatic Club I, Cheer Club I, Days With- out Daddy 3. RALPH HEMMERLY, JR. United States Navy, 3 years, World War Il-Discharged in I945. ROBERTA HENRY- Bert G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Girl Reserves 4, Spanish Club 2, Chorus I-2-3-4. DOROTHY M. HOFFMAN- Shorty Gym Night 2, G.A.A. I-2-3-4, F.H.A. 1-2. JEANNE HOLZFASTER Ansonia High School 2, F.H.A. I. DORIS JOLLEY G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Girl Reserves I-2-3-4, Dramatic Club 3-4, Chorus I-2-3-4. DON KEMBLE- Mickey Honorary Dramatics 3-4, Football I-3-4, G 4, Basketball I-3-4, G 4, Baseball 2-3-4, G 4, lnterclass Basketball Team I-2, Volleyball I-2-3-4, Dramatic Club I-2-3-4, Presi- dent 2, Magicians Club I, Cheer Club I, Spanish Club 4, G Association 4, Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 3-4, Band I-2-3, Orchestra 4, Buckle Down I, Tons O' Fun 2, Thumbs Up 3, Days Without Daddy 3, School Daze 4, Class Officer-President I. ROBERTA KESTER- Berta Usher 4, Miami Scholarship Test, English IX-I, National Honor Society 4, Honorary Dramatics 4, lnterclass Basket- ball Team I-2-3-4, Championship Team 3, Intramural Basket- ball Team I-2-3-4, Gym Night 2-3-4, Volleyball I-2-3-4, Badminton Champion 2, G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Numerals, Girl Reserves I-2-3-4, Dramatic Club 2-3, Cheer Club I, Reporters' Club 4, Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 2-3-4, Orchestra I-2-3, One Wild Night 4, Buckle Down I, Tons O' Fun 2, Thumbs Up 3, School Daze 4. GLORIA KING-'Goggy lnterclass Basketball Team I-3-4, Bath High School 2, ln- tramural Basketball Team I-3-4, Volleyball I-3,4, G.A.A. I-3-4, Girl Reserves I-3-4, Dramatic Club 4. RICHARD C. KOSIER- Dick F,F.A, 3-4, Basketball Team 4. LAVONNE KRICK- Krlckie Honorary Dramatics 3-4, Shorthand Certificates 60, 80, IOO, 3-4, Gym Night 2, G.A.A. I, Cheer Club I, Girl Reserves 3, International Friendship Club 4, Vice-President 4, F.H.A. 3-4, President 4, Days Without Daddy 3. PHYLLIS LABIG- Phyl Tennis 3, lnterclass Basketball Team I-2-3, Intramural Basket- ball Team I-2-3-4, Gym Night 2-3-4, Volleyball I-2-3, Arch- ery 3-4, G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Numerals 4, G 4, Cup 4, Girl Reserves I-2-3-4, Dramatic Club I-2-3-4, Cheer Club I, Chorus I-2-3-4. PHYLLIS LAMMERS- Phil Miami Scholarship Test, Algebra I-I, lnterclass Basketball I-2-4, Intramural Basketball Team I-2-4, Miamisburg and Sidney Play Days 4, Gym Night 2-3-4, Volleyball I-2-4, Badminton 2, G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Numerals 2, Cabinet 3, Girl Reserves I-2-3-4, Dramatic Club I-2-3, Reporters' Club 4, Filler Editor 4, Cheer Club I-2, Modern Dance 4, Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella I-2-3-4, Thumbs Up 3, Ton O' Fun 2, Buckle Down I, School Daze 4. JOYCE LANDERS- Jo Shorthand Certificates 60, 80, 3-4, Girl Reserves 3, F.H.A. I-2-4, Spanish Club 2-3. JIM LEES Reporters' Club I-2, Spanish Club 3-4, Vice-President 4. BETTY LEHMAN- Shorty G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Numerals 4, Girl Reserves 2-3-4, Chorus I-2-3-4. CREIGHTON LEPHART- Leppy Miami Scholarship Tests, General Science I, Biology 2, Na- tional Honor Society 4, Football 2-3-4, Letters 2-3-4, Track I-3-4, Letter 3, lnterclass Basketball Team I-2-3-4, Intra- mural Basketball Team I-2-3-4, Gym Night 2, Volleyball I-2-3-4, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Dramatic Club 4, G Association 2-3- 4, President 4, Chorus 2-3-4, A Cappella 2-3-4, Thumbs UP 3, School Daze 4. MYRTLE LINDEMUTH- Myrt Shorthand Certificates 60, 80, 3-4, Spanish Club I-2, Girl Reserves 2-3, Reporters' Club 3-4, Typist 3-4. PAULINE LINDEMUTH- Polly Annual Staff--Assistant Typist 4, Shorthand Certificates 60, 80, IOO, 3-4, Gym Night 2-4, Girl Reserves 3-4, Chorus I-2-3-4. CAROL LONGENECKER Annual Staff-Editor 4, Usher 4, Miami Scholarship Tests, Latin I-I, Latin Il-2, Spanish I-3, English XI-3, Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Test 4, National Honor Society 3-4, Quill and Scroll 4, Honorary Dramatics 3-4, Girl Reserves I-2-3-4, Re- porters' Club 3-4, G 3, Dramatic Club 2, Secretary-treas- urer 3, President 4, Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 2-3-4, Band 3, Orchestra 2-3-4, Tiger House 3, Days Without Daddy 3, One Wild Night 4, Thumbs Up 3, School Daze 4. RITA MAHER Annual Staff-Staff Photographer 4, Usher 4, Miami Schol- arship Test, English IX-I, Chairman of Refreshments, Class Party 2, Chairman of Entertainment for Spanish Club 4, Gym Night 2-4, Badminton Team 3, G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Num- erals 3, G 4, Girl Reserves I-2-3-4, Cheer Club I, Fauna and Flora Society 3-4, Cabinet 3, Dramatic Club I-2, Span- ish Club 4, Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 3-4, School Daze 4, Class Officer-Secretary 4. RICHARD MARKER- Dick Track 3, F.F.A. 2-3-4, Basketball Team 4, JACK MARTIN- Sat:h Honorary Dramatics 3-4, Reporters' Club I-2-3-4, G 4, Typist 4, Hi-Y 3v4, Treasurer 4, Dramatic Club 3-4, Reporter 4, Spanish Club 2, Reporter 2, Cheer Club I, Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 2-3-4, Band I-2-3-4, Orchestra 3-4, Buckle Down I, Thumbs Up 3, Days Without Daddy 3, One Wild Night 4, School Daze 4. JOANNE MOORE- Jo Usher 4, Miami Scholarship Tests, English IX-I, General Science, I, English X-2, English XI-3, World History 3, Chem- istry 4, English XII-4, Senior Scholarship Test 4, Honorary Dramatics 4, Interclass Basketball Team I-2-3, Intramural Basketball Team I-2, G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Reporters' Club I-2- 3-4, G 4, Girl Reserves I-2, Dramatic Club I-3-4, Inter- national Friendship Club I, Chorus I-2-3, Band I-2-3-4, 'fone wild Night 4, .IANICE MUNN- Jan Miami Scholarship Tests, Spanish I-I, Spanish Il-2, Honorary Dramatics 3-4, Chairman of Orchestra Committee far Junior- Senior Prom 3, Shorthand Certificates 60, 3-4, Interclass Basketball Team I-2-3-4, Intramural Basketball Team I-2-3-4, Gym Night 2-3, Volleyball I-2-3-4, Championship Basket- ball Team 3, G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Numerals 2, Cabinet 3-4, Girl Reserves I-2-3, Dramatic Club I-2-3, Cheer Club I-2, Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 3-4, Tons O' Fun 2, Thumbs Up 3, Days Without Daddy 3, School Daze 4, Class Officer- Secretary l. BOB MYERS- Mouse Football I-2, Track I-2, Interclass Basketball Team I-2-3-4, intramural Basketball I-2-3-4, Gym Night 3, Volleyball 2- 3-4, Cheer Club I, Dramatic Club I-2-3, Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 4, Thumbs Up 3, School Daze 4, VERN NEALEIGH Annual Staff-Business Manager 4, Volleyball 2-3, Honor- ary Dramatics 3-4, Cheer Club I, Dramatic Club I-2-3-4, President 3, Secretary 4, Hi-Y 3-4, President 4, Reporters' Club 2-3-4, Spanish Club I-2-3, Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 2-3-4, Buckle Down I, Tons O'Fun 2, Thumbs Up 3, School Daze 4, Days Without Daddy 3. DELORES NEFF- Dee Usher 4, Miami Scholarship Tests, Bioloqy 2, Chemistry 3, Gym Night 2, Girl Reserves 3-4, Dramatic Club 4. TOM NIEDERKORN- Doc Annual Staff-Assistant Editor 4, Baseball 2-3-4, Golf Team 3-4, Interclass Basketball Team 3-4, Intramural Basketball Team 2-3-4, Volleyball 3-4, Magicians Club I, Spanish Club 3, G Association 4. GARY O'BRIEN F.F.A. I-2-3-4, LORETTA OLDHAM Interclass Basketball Team I-2-3-4, Intramural Basketball Team 3-4, Gym Night 2-3, Volleyball 2-3-4, G.A.A. I-3-4, Numerals 4, Girl Reserves I-2-3-4, International Friendship Club I-2-3, Chorus I-2-3-4. BRUCE OLIVER Miami Scholarship Test, General Science I, Pepsi-Colo Schol- arship Test 4, Football 3-4, Track I-2-3-4, Interclass Basket- ball Team 2-4, lntramural Basketball Team 2-3, Crass Country 2-3-4, G Association 2-3-4, Spanish Club 2, ln- ternatianal Friendship Club 2. PAUL OSWALT HORACE OTTMAN- Hercules Spanish Club 2-3-4, Band I-2-3-4, LAVONA OVERHOLSER- Vannle Shorthand Certificates 60, 80, TOO, Complete Theory Cer- tificate 3-4, Gym Night 2, F.H.A. I-3, Girl Reserves 3-4. JOE PATTERSON- Jose Miami Scholarship Tests, Biology 2, Spanish ll-3, Interclass Basketball Team 2-3-4, Intramural Basketball Team I-2-3-4, Gym Night 2, Volleyball I-2-3-4, Cross Country 3-4, F.F.A. I, Dramatic Club 3v4, Cheer Club I, Chorus 2-3-4, A Cap- pella 2-3-4, Days Without Daddy 3, One Wild Night 4, Thumbs Up 3, School Daze 4, Class Officer-Presb dent 3. LEAH PEARCE Annual Staff-Assistant Class Editor 4, Usher 4, Miami Scholarship Test, Spanish ll-2, National Honor Society 4, Intramural Basketball Team 4, G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Spanish Club 2-3, Spanish Trio 3, Modern Dance 4, Girl Reserves I-2-3-4, International Friendship Club I, Fauna and Flora Society 4, Cabinet 4, Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella I-2-3-4, Thumbs Up 3, School Daze 4, Attendant for Queen at Play Day 3. EILEEN FENCE Interclass Basketball Team 3, Gym Night 2, Spanish Club I-2, Girl Reserves 3-4, International Friendship Club 3, F.H.A. 4, Chorus I-2-3. BEVERLY RECK Track 2, Cross Country 3, G 3, Dramatic Club 3-4, Inter- national Friendship Club 2-3, Vice-President 2-3, Spanish Club 2, F.F.A, I, G Association 3-4. ELSIE RIEMAN- Susie Shorthand Certificates 60, 80, 3-4, Gym Night 2, F.H.A. 3, Girl Reserves 3-4, Chorus I-2. DON RIESENBECK-- Red Football 3-4, G 3-4, Interclass Basketball Team 2-3-4, Intramural Basketball Team 2-3-4, Gym Night I-2, Volley- ball I-2-3-4, Hi-V 2-3-4. ROBERT ROLL- Rollo Annual Staff-Art Editor 4, Honorary Dramatics 3-4, Chair- man of Decorations Committee at Class Party I, Football 2, Basketball 3, Golf Team 3-4, G 3-4, Interclass Basketball Team I-2-4, Intramural Basketball Team I-2-4, Gym Night 3, Volleyball I-2-3, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Reporters' Club I-4, Dra- matics Club I-2-3-4, Treasurer 2, Cheer Club I, G Asso- ciation 4, Chorus 2-3-4, A Cappella 2-3-4, Days Without Daddy 3, Thumbs Up 3, Class Officer-Reporter I-4, School Daze 4. BOB ROSS Track 3. MARY LOU SACKETT- Sackett Shorthand Certificates 60, 3-4, Interclass Basketball Team 3-4, Intramural Basketball Team I-2-3-4, Gym Night 2, Vol- leyball 4, G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Girl Reserves 2-3-4, Cheer Club I-2, Chorus 2-3-4, Tons O' Fun 2. TOM SANDER Miami Scholarship Tests, General Science l, Algebra I-I, World History 2, U. S. History 3, Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Test 4, National Honor Society 4, Football 4, Basketball 3-4, Tennis 3, Interclass Basketball Team l-2, Intramural Basket- ball Team 2, Volleyball 3-4, Spanish Club 2-3, Band I-2-3. DON SCHAFER- Shorty Track 3-4, Manager's G 3, Spanish Club 2-3-4, Inter- national Friendship Club 3-4, Latin Club 4, Cheer Club I, G Association 4. DAVE SCHMALENBERGER Annual Staff-Sports Editor 4, Basketball I-2-3-4, G 4, Track I, Gym Night 2, Volleyball I-2-3-4, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Dra- matics Club 3-4, Cheer Club I, Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella I-2-3-4, Band I, BuckIe Down I, Tons O' Fun 2, School Daze 4. CHARLES J. SCHMERMUND- Chuck Miami Scholarship Tests, English IX-I, Plane Geometry 2, Physics 4, Senior Scholarship Test 4, National Honor So- ciety 4, Football, Manager I-2-3-4, G 3-4, Basketball, Manager 2-3, G 3, Interclass Basketball Team I, Re- porters' Club I-2-3, G I, Cheer Club l, Reporter I, Dra- matics Club I-2-3-4, Reporter 3, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Secretary 4, Chorus I-2-3-4, A Cappella 2-3-4, Orchestra I-2-3-4, Buckle Down l, Tons O' Fun 2, Thumbs Up 3, School Daze 4, Days Without Daddy 3, Class Officer-Reporter 3. SENIOR ACTIVITIES PHYLLIS SEIBEL- Piggy Usher 41 Miami Scholarship Test, Biology 21 National Honor Society 41 Honorary Dramatics 3-41 Program Chairman tor Junior-Senior Prom 31 lnterclass Basketball Team 2-3-41 In- tramural Basketball Team 2-3-41 Championship Basketball Team 31 Gym Night 2-31 Volleyball 3-41 Baseball 21 Miamis- burg and Sidney Team. ADRIAN SHARP Track I-2-3-4, G 2-3-41 Cross Country 2-3, G 2-31 F.F.A. I. DORIS SHIELDS- Shorty Miami Scholarship Tests, World History 2, General Science I1 Honorary Dramatics 3-41 lntramural Basketball Team 2-31 Gym Night 2-41 Volleyball 2-3-41 G.A.A. G and numerals1 Girl Reserves 3-41 Dramatics Club I-21 Reporters' Club 4, Typist 41 Cheer Club I1 Spanish Club 21 Chorus I-21 Days Without Daddy 31 One Wild Night 4. VIRGINIA L. SHREVES lnterclass Basketball Team I-2-3-41 Intramural Basketball Team I-2-3-41 Gym Night 21 G.A.A. I-2-3-4, numerals 31 Spanish Club 3-41 Dramatics I1 Girl Reserves I-2-3-41 Fauna and Flora 41 Chorus l-2-3. CHARLES E.' SOTELL- Muck Football I-2-3, G 31 Basketball I-2, G 21 Baseball I-21 lnterclass Basketball Team I1 Intramural Basketball Team I1 Volleyball I1 Hi-Y Club 21 Navy from T942-I945. DON SPITLER Football 2-3, G 31 Basketball 2-31 Baseball 21 lnterclass Basketball Team I1 lntramural Basketball Team 41 Spanish Club 2-31 Hi-Y 31 Cheer Club I. ANNE STALEY- Stella Miami Scholarship Tests, World History 2, Chemistry 31 Na- tional Honor Society 41 Honorary Dramatics 3-41 lnterclass Basketball Team I-2-3-41 lntramural Basketball Team l-2-3-41 Gym Night 31 Volleyball 31 G.A.A. I-2-3-41 Cheer Club If Girl Reserves I-2-3-41 Dramatic Club I-2-3-41 Chorus I-2-3-41 A Cappella 41 Orchestra I-3-41 Tons O' Fun 21 Thumbs UP 31 Days Without Daddy 31 Tiger House 31 One Wild Night 41 School Daze 4. CAROL STAUFFER Publicity chairman of Sophomore Party1 lntramural Basket- ball Team 2-3-41 G.A.A. I-2-3-41 Girl Reserves l-2-3-41 Cheer Club I1 Fauna and Flora 41 Modern Dance 41 Chorus 2-3-4: A Cappella 4. PAUL STEPHAN Baseball I-2-3-4, G l-2-3-41 Golf Team 3-4, G 3-41 lnterclas Basketball Team 31 lntramural Basketball Team 3-41 Volleyball 3-41 Spanish Club 2-3-41 G Association I-2-3-4. ANITA STOCKER Annual Staff 41 Miami Scholarship Tests, English IX-l, Plane Geometry 21 National Honor Society 41 Chairman of Play Day Committee1 lnterclass Basketball Team I-2-3-41 Intramural Basketball Team I-2-3-41 Gym Night 31 Volleyball I-2-3-41 G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Numerals 3, Cabinet 41 Reporters' Club 4, Exchange Editor 41 Dramatics Club I-2-3-41 Girl Reserves I-3-41 Cheer Club I-21 Chorus I-2-3-41 A Cappella 41 Band I-21 Class Officer-President 4. CARL STONER Miami Scholarship Test, General Science I1 Honorary Dra- matics 3-41 Football 2-3-4, G 3-41 Track 2-3'4i Hi-Y 3-4: G Association 3-41 Dramatics Club 41 Chorus 3-41 A Cap- pella 41 Days Without Daddy 31 Thumbs Up 31 School Daze 41 Wilbur Wright School I. KARL STUTZ Miami Scholarship Test, Chemistry 3. PHYLLIS SWABB-'swabbieu G.A.A. 2-3-41 Spanish Club 31 International Friendship Club 41 Chorus 3-4. GEORGANNE THOROMAN- Janne Miami Scholarship Tests, Spanish I-I, Plane Geometry 2, General Science I1 lntramural Basketball- Team I-2-3-41 Gym Night 2-31 G.A.A. I-2-3-41 Girl Reserves I-2-3-41 Spanish Club 21 Cheer Club I1 Modern Dance 41 Chorus I-2-3-4. WILBUR THWAITS F.F.A. 4. JUANITA TODD Annual Staff--Assistant Art Editor 41 Usher 41 Miami Schol- arship Test, English IX-I1 National Honor Society 41 lnter- class Basketball Team I-2-3-41 lntramural Basketball Team I-2-3-41 Gym Night 3-41 G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Numerals 3, G 4, Reporter 3, President 41 Reporters' Club I-2-3-4, G 41 Girl Reserves I-3-41 Cheer Club I1 Chorus I-2-31 Class Officer -Secretary 21 Athletic Board of Control, Secretary 41 At- tendant to Play Day Queen 3. DONALD WAGNER Miami Scholarship Test, Spanish 21 Honorary Dramatics 3-41 Basketball I-2-3-4, G 41 Baseball 2-31 Volleyball I-2-3-41 Dramatics Club 2-3-4, Vice-President 41 Hi-Y 41 Spanish Club 21 Cheer Club I1 Chorus 2-3-41 A Cappella 3-41 Band I-2- 3-41 Orchestra 41 Days Without Daddy 31 One Wild Night 41 Tons O' Fun 21 Thumbs Up 31 School Daze 41 Class Officer-Treasurer I. LOIS WALTERS lnterclass Basketball Team 3-41 lntramural Basketball Team 2-3-41 Gym Night 21 Volleyball 41 Girl Reserves I-2-3-41 Fauna and Flora Society 3-4, Cabinet 31 Typist for G. H. S. Advocate and Mirror 3-41 Chorus l-2-3-4. PHYLLIS WARE- PhyI lnterclass Basketball Team I-2-3-41 lntramural Basketball Team I-2-31 Championship Basketball Team 31 Gym Night 2-3-41 Volleyball I1 G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Numerals 41 Reporters' Club 3-41 Girl Reserves I-2-41 Cheer Club I-21 Dramatics Club 31 Chorus I-2-3-41 Tons O' Fun 2. HOWARD W. WARREN- Wally Cross Country1 Spanish Club 2-31 Reporters' Club 41 Band I-2-3-41 Orchestra 4. MARY WEAVER- Lou Lou lnterclass Basketball Team I1 G.A.A. I-2-3-41 Reporters' Club 41 Dramatics Club 21 Girl Reserves I-2-3-41 Cheer Club I1 Spanish Club 31 Modern Dance 41 Chorus I-2-3-41 A Cap- pella 41 School Daze 4. SHIRLEY WOOD- ShirI Shirthand Certificates 60, 80, 3-41 lnterclass Basketball Team I-2-3-41 lntramural Basketball Team I-2-3-41 Championship Basketball Team 31 Gym Night 2-31 Volleyball I-2-3-41 G.A.A. l-2-3-41 Girl Reserves I-2-3-41 Dramatics Club I-2-3: Cheer Club I-21 Chorus I-2-3-41 A Cappella 2-3-41 Tons O' Fun 21 Thumbs Up 31 School Daze 4. DON WRIGHT Linden McKinley High School I-21 Honorary Dramatics 3-41 International Friendship Club 3-4, Secretary 31 Dramatics Club 3-41 Hi-Y 3-41 Chorus 3-41 A Cappella 3-41 Band 31 Tiger House 31 Thumbs Up 31 One Wild Night 4: School Daze 4. 'K 4 I I Q WK? QQQQQQ 'Fai U QQ xv 1' fi Greenville High School Greenville, Ohio Moy, i946 Mr. S. 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Jock Ridings, Don Riesenbeck, Mory Lou Sockeff, Chorles Schmermund, ElizobeTh Sellmon, Doris Shields, Virginio Shreves, Don Smifh, Chorles SoTell, Anne STcmley, Corol Srouffer, Georgonne Thoromon, Bill Townsend, Phyllis Wore, Mory Weover, Shirley Wood, Don WrighT. Thonk you for your kind efforTs, The Annuol SToff 96