Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1947 volume:

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P2 K A 553 - -f S ae: F X 'N While o poir of soddles hos obout 20 eyes, oi student hos only two. lt's those eyes, however, thot provide o young person with his biggest meons of leorning. With them he reods grecit books, studies fomous old pointings ond views Mother Noture in her school of the greot out of doors. xpuAQi-J. is' 5 0 GD 'SL .B , , ' xx I Kg! ii 1 3- ' A i i4...,, My X 1 f , A KS ig - m L W5 M 5' fr X, , N ,n 4 Toke the strings for instonce. Just os you've seen how shoes ore held together by the lcices, we'll show you how school spirit is entwined cibout the students until they ore firmly bound together in o friendship which is shown by the vorious clubs ond or- gcinizotions of school lite. if 5 E A i y 5, gvftwl 1257 I t'-edgi' XX mf j I .:- 'eg X f 'ei' if 4 ,T ' The tongue in o shoe would be sore- ly missed if it were not included. So would it be o very serious loss if hu- mons had no tongues with which to express their ideos to others. Neither could they benefit from other people's thoughts. lt is through this exchonge of thoughts that mony grecit ideois hove been born. ,--e 1 :E Then, Too, o shoe hos ci soul IT is WiTh The sole os ci ToundoTion ThoT C1 shoe is builT. LeT's coll The under- lying principle upon which o school is builT, school spiriT. JusT os o good sole rnolces 0 good shoe so does good school spiriT rnoke on good high school. X Fifi' A Tiny shoe noil is only one of The Things ThoT go To moke up Cl Well builT shoe. Though smoll, iT plcxys C1 very imporTonT role in The shoe consTruc- Tion. Mony Things go To rnolce up o Well rounded sTudenT. l-le needs rec- reoTion, sTudy, civic inTeresT, sociol in- Teresf, ond leodership Tor cz hoppy school life. A faf Lf-X g X X13 i fi' all .. The orch in on shoe provides com- TorT ond eose Tor The vveorer. So does o good bosic educc1Tion acquired in high school mdke Tor on ecxsier ond hcippier life. Our high school is Tor mony of us The bridge beTvveen odo- lescence ond c1dulThood. I f I 5 2 ii ' 35 1 -' ---+4 -5.-.. 1-f--fuffa-T ' ,.L, - .51- 6 1'Ol3?EWOl?D,l LQ It is the goal of the Staff of the 1947 Chief to give to you, the Stu- dents of G.H.S., a yearbook by which in years to come you may review all the events and activities of the past school years. Therefore, we shall take you Around the Clock with Saddles and Sox. I 1 S- + ,Q l J .Q-,Q v--. Ndwedeeifnemeaedqfaq H' is Through The help of The foculfy members that The sfudenfs form habits of good cifizenship, which follow Through life, long offer graduation day. 8 Nm! Iffuki pawn-- In appreciation of his aid, guidance, Thoughffulness, and encouragemenf, we wish To dedicate The Chief of 1947 fo our advisor and friend, Mr. Phelps. 9 BOARD OF EDUCATION The Greenville Board of EducaTion is composed of five members whose duTy iT is To supervise The care and mainTenance of The schools of Greenville. lncluded in The numerous Tasks are The odminisTraTive duTies of The school, The se- lecTion of Teachers, and The planning of courses. These men TuncTion as a uniT, always working in The school's behalf and considering The inTeresTs of The sTudenTs. Through The eTTorTs of This Board, The high sTandards of Greenville's schools are mainTained. LEFT TO RIGHT Mr RoberT Coppess Mr Sheldon Vonnoy Mr C L Bailey Mr George Buchy Ivlr Ed Engellcen : . , . , . . . , . , . . . MR. BAILEY MR. WARNER Vfwfffzeefrfffefflffdiiwflffff MR. BAILEY Mr. Boiley hos been connecTed wiTh The Public Schools of Greenville for The posT 29 yeors. ATTer Teoching science Two yeors in Greenville High School, he wos mode principol, ond o few yeors loTer, superinTendenT of The Greenville Public School sysTem. Mr. Boiley received his Bochelor of Science degree from OTTerbein College ond his MosTer of ArTs degree from Miomi UniversiTy. MR. WARNER Mr. Worner, who hos been Princi- pol of Greenville High School for The posT eighTeen yeors, received his Bochelor of Science degree from Ohio SToTe UniversiTy in l9l8. ln l93l he received o MosTer of ArTs degree from Miomi UniversiTy. Before his oppoinT- menT cis principol, Mr. Wcirner Tc1ughT ocodemic subiecTs in The high school for nine yeors. '7!mew!wleaclw1 MISS ARNOLD M155 DEETER AFT Biology MISS BOYER MR. DETLING JUHIOF EI1QliSl'I Civics, Sociology ond Eco nomic Geogrophy 'nr MR. BRGWN Miss ETTER Bond Gnd Off-3l'Te5l U Lofin ond Junior High Eng lish MR. CORLE MR. GLUNT Public Speoking ond Senior Agriculfure English MISS CREAMER MISS HATHAWAY Home Economics ' Sophomore English MISS DAY MISS HILL Typing, Bookkeeping and Chorus Office Practice I2 MR. HUSTON MR. OLIVER Freshman English Geometry, Journalism, Ger- mCIfl MISS JEFFERIS MR. QTTMAN Algebra I-2, Trigonometry Spanish 1-2-3-4 and Solid Geometry MR. KLUDY MRS. PALMER GeI'1eI'C1I Science Home Econcmicg MISS MCGREEVEY MR. PALMER Junior High Literature Veteran Vocational Agri- culture MR. METZGER MR. PHELPS Chemistry and Physics Latin American History and U.S. History MR. MORRISON MRS. RAACH Typing and Shorthand Junior High English I3' MR. RAACH World History MR. RAUDABAUGH Senior Mathematics MR. SALZMAN Boys' Physical Education and Hygiene MISS SILVER Girls' Physical Education and Hygiene MR. STOLTZ Junior High U.S. History MR. SWOPE Mathematics cmd Coach '7!mew!wZeaaZu4 MISS TOWNSEND Junior High Geography and Literature MISS CASTLE Superintendent's Secretary MRS. BOYD Principal's MR. BEICHLER Librarian MISS EDSON Librarian Secretary lN MEMORIAM h ln memory of Mr. Raymond Corle, general science Teacher in Greenville High School for several years, who aliecl on Seprember 6, l946, after a prolonged illness. 'Yi Moi! 6 . R-. hw... . ul! 9 Q? 4 'WV 'tif ii f 'Mm' gpm bunny, 7523? 'QQ J bf JANITORS LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Mr. Sfeck, Mr. Howes, Mr. Wondel. SITTING: Mr. Humberf. . xxm ,ffl .,! X f U Xxx x ' ' K f Q Q X1 X 7 Z - Wkxxx, xx In .E X N ff-N IBN ' Tift 'ff 2 ' ' .df X mg.,-451 , V .f if I8 ,W 1. .. .N ' G X Lug A .J f Qifg ff 595095 , X X . 5605004 ltafk lad W-. MARTHA ARNETT JAMES BALDSCHUN JAMES BARNETT JOANNE BATTEN WILLIAM BAUMGARDNER WILLIAM BEISENER LEONA BEISNER MILDRED BEISNER NINA BEISNER BETTY BIXLER VELMA BOLYARD PATRICIA BOSSERT I az Q. 41. GEORGE BOWMAN JACK BRADY JOYCE BRANDON RICHARD BRANDT ULAH DEAN BRODERICK BETTY BROWN DONALD CALLAHAN DONALD CHRISTIAN BARBARA CLAPP JACK CLARK PAUL GENE CONING ALICE COPPESS S JEAN CORLE RICHARD COX ROGER COX DOROTHY CRAWFORD HELEN DICKEY JACK DILTZ CONSTANCE DOTSON JUANITA DUNN MARJORIE EDGAR BARBARA EUBANK RUTH ANN EVANS SHEILLA FANSLER 'zfakelau' MARTHA FERNSLER RALPH FLETCHER SHIRLEY FOLKERTH GERALDINE FOURMAN GRACE FOWBLE JO ANN FOX JOAN FRANKMAN GLENNA GADE DAVID GAMBLE RICHARD GANGWER GENE GILBERT MARILYN GLUNT zwafq.,1fs Se ' lake fadf RICHARD GLUNT KATHYRN GOODRICH LOUELLA GOUBEAUX ROBERT GREEN JOANNE GROW HOLT HARSH VERA HARSH HOWARD HEMMERLY JAMES HERSHEY BERTHA HILDEBRAND WILLIAM HUBER GLORIA HUDDLE f,zQ.,4.s BETTY LOU HUNT BARBARA JESSUP AUDREY JEWEL RAYMOND JONES SALLY KECKLER BARBARA KELTNER JUANITA KISER HELEN KRUCKEBERG ROBERT KRUCKEBERG JAMES LANTZ DONALD LEHMAN JANET LIETTE HERBERT LONGFELLOVV JOHN LONGFELLOVV PATRICIA MANNIX FREDA MAX KENNETH MCCLURE HAROLD MILES MAXINE MILLER ROBERT MILLER WILLIAM MILLER CORRINE MONKS EUGENE NEALEIGH JEANETTE NORTH 'iakelml MAXINE NULL EUGENE ODA HAROLD ONKST CARMEN OTTIVIAN RICHARD OVERHOLSER ROBERT OVERHOLSER DONNA LEE PASSON HOWARD PATTON MARTHA PATTY SHIRLEY PFOUTS RICHARD POLEI RICHARD POLING arg. 41. 5. lm! WANDA PRASUHN MARY LOUISE REED LEWIS REINHEIMER ROBERTA WOGAMAN GENE RICHARDS DONALD RIEGLE JOHN ROOT SHIRLEY YATES BEVVA ROSS LOIS RUNNER RICHARD SCHAFFER PHYLLIS WOLF JOHN SEELEY JACK SEILER KEITH SCHELING RUDY YODER zwkazg..,1f.s ROBERT WRIGHT GLORIA SHIVERDECKER LOWELL STARK DUDLEY STEINHILBER JACK ZIRKLE HARRY STUBBS JOHN STUDABAKER MARY SVVABB NEIL KENNARD NORMA THOMPSON PATTY TODD DONALD TURNER ROBERT JEFFERIS ' RAYMOND WESTFALL FRED WETZEL TOM WILLIAMS flfaw we aaa pau' SENIOR CLASS HISTORY ln September, l943, we, the closs ot 47 , begon our high school doys. The fresh- men otticers were Helen Dickey, president, Roberto Wogomcin, vice-president, Glorio Shiverdecker, secretory, Howord Potton, treosurer, ond Betty Brown, reporter. , The big event ot the yeor wosiour closs porty, the Jolly Rogers. ln T943 the tirst G.H.S. hondbook wos produced. The stott wcis composed of Freshmen. The primory' purpose ot the hondbook wos to help new students become oc- customed. to the school. The otticers in the sophomore yeor were Bob Green, president, .leon Toylor, vice- president, Leono Beisner, secretory, Connie Monks, treasurer, ond Jeon Corle, reporter. The Bum's Rush wos our closs porty thot yeor. At lost we were iuniors. We hod ci ccimpoign election ond the results were Dick Gongwer, president, Eddie Korn,,vice-president, Alice Coppess, secretory, Don Reigle, treosurer, ond Kothryn Goodrich, reporter. Activities roting high spots were the iunior- senior prom ond the closs ploy, Every Fcimily Hos One, directed by Miss Boyer, iunior English teocher. 1 Now we ore seniors. The ccibinet thot guided us through the yeor wos Jock Clork, president, Lowell, Stork, vice-president, George Bowmon, secretory, Alice Coppess, trecis- urer, ond Bob Green, reporter. Big :things on the ogendci this yeor were publishing the cinnuol, the mogozine drive, ond the senior closs ploy, Our Heorts Were Young ond Guy, directed -by Mr. Corle, senior English teocher. I 3Oli f ik .... - i. 1sg. .1i, FRONT ROW flett to rightl: Nancy Boli, Lorna Crawford, Wilma Drew, Thelma Amspaugh, Delores Cox, Ruth Cook, Doris Boltin, Mariorie Blocher, Phyllis Bowman. SECOND ROW: John Corwin, Barbara Albright, Carolyn Brown, Joan Baker, Donna Bennet, Mariorie Amato, Jean Brinley, Jack Brandt. THIRD ROW: George Cokins, John Black, Bob Delaplane, Jack Carpenter, E. J, Byram, Gene Best, John Brumbaugh, Jim Canon, Jack Corle, Dale Cashman. mi, fallaw M FRONT ROW fleft to rightjz Rose Mowery, Betty Oberer, Rozilla Miller, Delores Roth, Phyllis Miller, Doris Rhodes, Rosemary Neff, Norma Oliver, SECOND ROW: John Powell, Kathryn Sackett, Dorotha O'Brien, Marilyn Pequignot, Nancy Powel, Nancy Nealeigh, Gene Young, Pat O'Brien. THIRD ROW: Howard Marshall, Bud Richardson, Harvey Pierce, Charles Rentz, Charles Orr, Ned Rhodes, Lloyd Prasuhn, Ray Phillips. FIRST ROW fleft to rightl: Patricia Hufnagle, Janet Hathaway, Marcella Fink, Betty Fowble, Suzanne Groendyke, Barbara Hemmerly, Vanis Lephart, Arlene Fourman, Marlene Henry, Pat Hulse. SECOND ROW: Ted Grote, Dick Faulknor, Marjorie Dunn, Janis Haworth, Jane Kolp, Betty Lease, Walter Lammers, Charles Hildebrand. THIRD ROW: Don Lease, Gene Myers, Edward McCullough, Bob McCullough, Bob Hathaway, Bob Forney, Bill Fox, Harvey Dunlap, Bob Floeck. aaa foaHZ'ep4 FIRST ROW Cleft to rightj: Phyllis Swank, Leona Shahan, Margaret Schafer, Arlene Thwaits, Mary Yoder, Shirley Stebbins, Ann Netzley, Kathryn Sackett, Mary Tester, Jean Warvel. SECOND ROW: Joanna Weaver, Mary Jean Thomas, June Stoddard, Corelyn Warvel, Pat Wessling, Jean Staley, Norma Swank, Joan Sharp, Marline Spille. THIRD ROW: Don Weaver, Bill McGee, Gene Young, Carl Vantilburg, Jack Sparklin, Bill Shroyer, Rodman Underwood, Glen Showalter. FOURTH ROW: George Swank, Raymond Westfall. uniaad Take 6000-Mhj Nx JUNIOR CLASS ln 1944, the members of the Junior Class entered G.H.S. as Freshmen. The Cherry Frolic, the class party, was the big event that year. The officers were as follows: Dick Faulknor, president, Ned Rhoades, vice-president, .lo Ann Sharp, sec- retary, Phyllis Miller, treasurer, and Pat O'Brien, reporter. Miss Alexander was the class sponsor. The next year, the class found itself with another class beneath it, and did its best to make the Freshmen realize their lowly position. ' S The sophomore year, the class officers, Harvey Dunlap, president, Charles Rentz, vice-president, Joan Baker, secretary-treasurer, and Jack Corle, reporter, helped plan the Jitterbug Jive, the class party. Mr. Stoltz was class advisor. Marline Spille was elected president for the year T946-T947. 'Those to assist her were Charles Rentz, vice-president, Jo Ann Sharp, secretary, Shirley Stebbins, treasurer, and Ted Grote, reporter. The highlights of the iunior year were the Junior-Senior Prom and the Junior Class Play. Mr. Raudabaugh was class advisor this year. 34 ,W Svmomo FRONT ROW Qleft to rightlz Sallie Eidson, Peggy Abernathy, Pauline Dunn, Edyth Cornell, Janet Eliker, Jane Cole, Helen Louise Blanchard, Mary Ann Caupp, Jean Cole. SECOND ROW: Gary Crumrine, Dick Delaplane, Dick Canan, Betty Lou Anthony, Onda Faye Brock, Jean Baymon, Mary Arnett, Ted Baker, Gene Enicks. THIRD ROW: Roger Beatty, Harry Clark, Dick Batten, Bill Dunlap, Charles Carter, Bill Enos, Bob Case, Duane Alreacl, Bob Ashman. Sap ' ufeyu FIRST ROW Cleft to rightl: Sarah Napier, Zelpha McNutt, Ann McFarland, Geneva Pittman, Aline Martin, Gace Oakley, Pauline Dunn, Donna Ross, Sussanne Murphy, Aclelyn Reed, Ann Nealeigh. SECOND ROW: Lawrence Kruckeburg, Dick Reigle, Joanne Oliver, Mary Lou Rolfe, Janice Reismiller, Ruth Oda, Jean Ray, Anna McGreevey, Rita Ottman, Jack Ridings, John Null. THIRD ROW: Bud Phelps, Norman Rhote- hamel, Jim Lloyd, Jack Murdock, Bob Rentz, J. C. Liette, Bill McMiller, Bill Lucas, Dick Rentz, Walter Neal, Tom O'Brien, Bob O'Brieri. rr. 4, , wm Mg. FIRST ROW fleft to rightlz Donna Falknor, Wilma Etter, Jean Hobson, Danna Hawes, Jackie Ford, Patricia Kreider, Irene Funk, Janet Goubeaux, Ruby Fourman, Jean Fenstermaker. SECOND ROW: Dick Harless, Victor Hauberg, Ruth Hangen, Nola Hartzell, Carolyn Jefteris, Jane Kraus, Jim Gray, Jim Heaton, Virgil Hardy. THIRD ROW: Dave Hunt, Roger Garrett, Bill Keller, Kenneth Hurley, Glen Gessler, Robert Hahn, Bill Hile. fm? e FRONT ROW Cleft to rightjz Delores Schlosser, Pauline Smith, Suzanne Smith, Evelyn Seman, Brodtie Thoroman, Sue Ungericht, Gladys Tester, Doris Schimdt, Mary Van Scoyk, Barbara Ungericht. SECOND ROW: Ted Williams, Ray Weibusch, Laura Wysong, Patty Yates, Janice Van Dyke, Joan Ross, Ardyce Vannoy, Joan Voke, Gene Young, Charles Shroyer. THIRD ROW: Don Ross, Keith Timmons, Eddie Whitmore, Bob Steele, Duane Sanders, Bill Townsend, Jack Shultz, Ray Vanatta, David Wideman, Larry Wheeler. I Sap 'ace SOPHOMORE CLASS AlThough There are only H8 members of The class of '49, The sophomores hope ThaT Their class will be one of The mighTiesT ever To Tread The halls of G.H.S. In keeping wiTh becoming freshmen, They Too endured The TorTures and fun of iniT- iaTion. They looked forward, Though To The coming year when They would have Their fun. AT The beginning of The freshmen year, elecfions were held wiTh The following sTu- denTs being chosen officers for The coming year: PresidenT, Bill Hile, Vice-PresidenT, Dick Conan, SecreTary, Sussanne Murphy, Treasurer, Jim Gray, and ReporTer, Jean Bayman. Miss Alexander was The edvisor. A parTy named ForTy-Niners FesTival was aTTended by a large percenTage of The class. Also, several English conTesTs were held To benefiT The class iTs freshman year. LaTer in The year, several members presenfed a radio skiT To The sTudenT body. AT The beginning of Their second year in high school, The sophomores chose for Their class officers: Bill Hile, PresidenT, Ed Whifemore, Vice-PresidenT, RiTa OTTman, Secre- Tary-Treasurer, Jean Bayman, ReporTer. Mr. STolTz was chosen The class advisor. Many members of This class have Taken parT in scholasfic, musical, TheaTrical, and aThleTic acTiviTies. During The year of 46-47 The sophomores held a parTy in March, and a conTesT was held To decide The name of This parTy. if Ns... 38 .-1 I ot' W , I , AM519 fw 1'i:. '. ' .- 53 .A 5+ V . 11. v. ga ' g,.f-Nw.--..-. .. .-,.,.u. ..:. ,4 ,V-. .- .H . .05 -'. .'.' .Q-21. un, ' 1 ',o H wang., 4 521, ...mf '-. , ...'r'.'wH-v .,:,,,,.,.,,,,,- ,,t,', -.... ..A.... ,. ... hh1,.,,:w::A,fL. gui . ,. 1.5, - .'-,iff I 2' 2' H ' . fn ' 9 5 ' .,... - , . 0 S 'i'+1:.' H . . . 5 ' '4 B S ' ' ' . 1 , ' . ,Q ..,., ..,. . t ' 54 ' 3-.+ , M .. ., . Th . . , , ' will -..AQ ., -,...,,,L BOTTOM ROW lleft to rightla Betty Barnholt, Gletha Bollinger, Jean Brumbaugh, Mary Ellen Brown, Martha Bowman, Kay Brewer. SECOND ROW: Bill Clapper, Dick Brewer, Lynn Blocher, Bill Bradley, John Boner, Jim Beisner, Dale Brommagen, Andy Arnett. THIRD ROW: Bill Albrecht, Le-Roy Bowers, Tom Bidwell, Jim Altick, Paul Burke, Bob Baldschun, John Caron. Wwlffierw FIRST ROW lleft to rightl: Charlotte Landis, Margaret Grote, Maureen Hemmerly, Rita Gessler, Janis Knick, Margaret Hannon, Bertha Grant, Jean Horner, Maxine Harter. SECOND ROW: Frank Kossier, Phyllis Hufnagle, Donna Hawes, Susie Hole, Ellowene Kreider, Margaret Henning, Mary Hoffman, Joan Henry, Raymond Jay.THIRD ROW: Bob Jones, Keith Heigle, Bill Howell, Fred Hageman, Bob Goodrich, Paul Knick, Bob Jones, Guy Glunt, Duane Gilbert, LeRoy Lennen, Lloyd Hemmelgarn, l J., . A, ,,,,, , -uu FIRST ROW flefi to rightl: Kay Deeier, Jo Ann Denniston, Barbara Feliman, Ann Gamble, Helen Fitzgerald, Lois Fourman, Virginia Dilfz, Pat Eisler, Barbara Durr. SECOND ROW: Don Difmer, Arthur Garreil, Pat Gerhartz, Brook Douglas, Doris Falknor, Vivian Eubank, Dick Eller, Gary Driscoll. THIRD ROW: Jack Frankman, Bill Fry, Bob Dwyer, Richard Engelken, Ted Fraley, Jay Diller, Dale Cox, Thomas Evereff. Aux wr WM I 'F FIRST ROW fleft to rightl Madonna Nealeigh, Virginia Oliver, Regina Lerner, Kay Lephart, Mary Carolyn Miller, Barbara Miller, Marlene Oehriman, Carol Oliver, Patsy Logon. SECOND ROW: lona Ampsbaugh, Jane McFarland, Jane Niederkorn, Donna Loy, Marcia McClure, Marilee Nefzley, Betty Neff. THIRD ROW: Ted Mong, Harold McConnell, Jim McClurg, Charles Lewis, Marvin McCabe, Richard Kepner, Bob Miller, Junior Haren. 6 Qfwf W1 ' Q N . Q I g FRESHMAN CLASS The class of '50 will go down in The hisTory of Greenville High School as being The firsT junior high class To elecf officers. During The early parT of The eighfh grade They elecTed Gary Driscoll, preside-nT, Bob Dwyer, vice-presidenT, Jack Frankman, secreTary, Bob Goodrich, Treasurer, and Bill Fry, reporTer. Junior high acTiviTies consisTed of selling war sTamps and bonds, peeling Tomafoes aT The Glen Korn Cannery, a class parfy, Loafers' Rush, and an enThusiasTic parTicipaTion in junior high sporTs. As Freshmen They chose Mr. Swope, foofball coach, To be The class sponsor. ln No- vember The class elecfed by balloT Jack WeybrighT as presidenT wiTh Marilyn STocker, vice-presidenT, MarTha Bowman, secrefary, Jim Ungerichf, Treasurer, and Bob Dwyer, reporfer. These officers planned a PepperminT ParTy in January and a class picnic aT LepharT's farm, in The spring. FIRST ROW Cleft To righflz Jane Schmalenberger, Barbara Schmalenberger, Barbara Bowman, Marfha Runner, Lee Schmidt, Alma Swabb, Ida Kane, Louella Braun, Anna Royer. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Rogers, Delores Rogers, Janet Shiverdecker, Donna Anfhony, Dolores Prashun, Marilyn Reigle, Kathleen Rismiller, Eleanor Shahan, Phyllis Rhoades. THIRD ROW Jim Perry, Fred Pickett, Jack Runner, Joe PaTTy, David Runkle, Jack Shell, LeRoy Paul, Marvin Presfman, Jerome Orrison. IG 1-1 312, 9 My FIRST ROW Cleft to rightbz Dorothy Brand, Mona Eikenberry, Mona Brady, Marilyn Earhart, Lois Dufur, Doris Brand, Emma Dunlap, Lora Caupp, Ann Emerick. SECOND ROW: Gene Buchy, Norman Deeter, Patty Clark, Wanda Dickey, Irene Beaty, Rowena Burke, John Cole, Mary Jo Bayman, Lavon Coffman. THIRD ROW: Orville Canan, David Burris, Dean Bennett, Lowell Batten, Charles Buchy, James Dynes, John Brandon. giayfzlfn gfzcacfe ,ymepafzed FIRST ROW lleft to rightj: Ronald Peters, Janet Mullenix, Eva Pepple, Barbara Owens, Julia Marker, Georgimae Kiser, Dorothy Peden, Delores Matchett, Norma McGill, Jim Murphy. SECOND ROW: Priscilla Martin, Ardeth Kruckeberg, Jane Lambertson, Kay Lowder, Betty Koons, Karen O'Brien, Peggy O'Brien, Diane Martin. THIRD ROW: Francis Meyers, Joe Mannix, Rex Letner, Dick Oda, Jim Passon, Jay Laughman. -M so - -f f-f--' :mfs ' fs -7 meh:-f 1-...N - . V nw .sis , , ff. , -,Q ,... f ff f Wm' H- 7 H FIRST ROW Cleft to rightlz Joyce Holzapfel, Doris Hotacker, Phyllis Howard, Barbara Hall, Mary Ann Hoblit, Joan Hershey, Letitia Kincaid, Janice Focht, Marianna Heaton. SECOND ROW: Eugene Jessup, Herbert Hauberg, Lois Fair, Nancy Garrett, Dolly Faulknor, Mary Fletcher, Diane Evans, Earl Jolley. THIRD ROW: Keith Gaines, Jae Jefferis, Ray Gunckle, Dick Goodrich, Jerry Folkerth, Melvin Harless, Jim Hufnagle. Wim! FIRST ROW left to rightl: Pat Richardson, Elsie Shahan, Mabel Wood, Mary Riegle, Phyllis Williamso,n Mariorie Winn, Dottie Thomas, Ann Ermerick, Peggy Trick. SECOND ROW: Bill Sackett, Paul Pyle, Arlene Skidmore, Gretchen Spidel, Nancy Searl, Donna Wilt, Mildred McCoy, Gene Pequignot, Jim Shockney. THIRD ROW: Bob Taylor, Joe Vannoy, Joe Wampler, Herman Wirrig, Leonard Schultz, Ronald Rehmert, Bob Sandridge. c,,MM.Mmw,.m,--Jmfwf-W.-,., ,,-- -N,-in Mwersm-ww, inQwwwmmgWwwmu ,... A., M: fw.r,1u,Mw-w,.W.:,.f.. .u,:,.1W.., M ,,.f, .ft .,,,,, AW-mt,-i ,,,., .,...M- .Vf.,1.w,..:..,.,......wcM,,W,..,..,,fc:m...f..:--g,...,,,.:,,,m,,.,.,,,,,m,:,,..,W..,.,,,,:,,:,,,.c,,,,,,:, W,,,,,,,,,,,. FIRST ROW Cleft to rightl: Leon Bowers, Raymond Deeter, Kay Bert, Rose Anna Gasper, Nelda Crawford, Phyllis Bruner, Frances Ditmer, Norma Calvert, Doris Bertram, Myron Caupp, Bobby Gangwer. SECOND ROW: Jack Dunn, Fred Bailey, Joan Ford, Marcia Alley, Carol Brumbaugh, Patsy Byers, Joan Dynes, David Albrecht, Bob Calderwood, Dick Frankman. THIRD ROW: Jerry Burow, Louis Etter, Ronald Anderson, Paul Bailey, Gordon Beanblossom, Roger Black, Roger Dunn. SZUZMZA lake FIRST ROW Cleft to rightjz Margaret Rodgers, Marilyn Maxwell, Carol Puterbaugh, Byrdene Pretsman, Mary Lou Myers, Janet Miller, Sandra McVay, Betty McNutt, Pauline Royer. SECOND ROW: John Max, Lawerence Pittman, Carrie Orrison, Julia Riegle, Betty Phillippi, .lanise Michael, D'Arlene Moody, Helen Ross, Dawna Orr, Mike Randall, Dick Miller. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Markland, Jerry Passon, Billy Michael, Charles Miller, Jerry Schmalenberger, Pete Menke, Harry Meade. l:wiiMwe.vm..,4.-YQ' v1:1Rw:wsW::MV,: .:::v.-f:m,,ff.4-.:, IW, . .. X ..,,i 1 ,,:.i:,1W,.f .... wi,rw,,f1,n.::MmfeMswsf.s- so Mewfsmrmgsmsw-s ,s-.suifzyfseswe Wi gwam ,, :,:M,,:-New-1' FIRST ROW lleft to rightlz Barbara Hittle, Jeanne Keever, Phyllis Jenkinson, Patricia Hathaway, Carol Joan Keesy, Janet Grise, Barbara Hole, Doris Hughes. SECOND ROW: Vic lrelan, Lauren Klusy, Jack Grey, Mary Lou Judy, Mariorie Hiegle, Doris Keptner, Deloris Grice, John Jones. THIRD ROW: Lowell Lcmtz, Paul Hershey, Richard Hangen, Horner Jackson, Gary Kennard, Junior Lee, Bob Lecklider, Bob Lease. FIRST ROW lleft to rightj: Jay Voke, Jervis Thomas, Mary Sue Taylor, Dorothy Ungericht, Joanna Smith, Mary Ann Unger, Sheila Sparks, Chester Wirrig, Delbert Shaw. SECOND ROW: Charles Williams, Duane Wolf, Marvin Schmidt, William Wolford, Tom Troxell, Gene Teaford, Jim Townsend, .lim Zirkle, Jerry Snyder. THIRD ROW: John Swabb, Kirk Wolf, Jim Weybright, Dick Timmons, Donald Ward, Keith Smith, Charles Young, David Staley, Brooks Stickle. ffWefeesewWefw3,me,,,,1vfW,w5w2: mms ,M,s1,fs:ff fs-my,1fwwmtW,waz,,weo,,w,, .W QQ,,f1f.,,,w,,,,,,A-vw, is ff,,,,mm1w,,,, Jw, :wmamw fmt- were,NWsmeiwwmswfmwgm, l LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Keesey, Barbara Hittle, Mike Randall, Marilyn Maxwell, Sondra McVay. anim Jfi deed ftcafze JUNIOR HIGH Members of Junior High School were very excited on September 3 as they signed their enrollment cards. For some it was the first time they had ever been inside GJ-l.S. The eighth grade of i946-1947 had been the first class to organize as seventh graders. The officers chosen were Gretchen Spidel, president, James Shockney, vice- president, Irene Beauty, secretary, Mary Jo Bayman, treasurer, and Dick Goodrich, re- porter. That year the class sold Frazier Wilson's book, Around the Council Fire to raise money. The seventh grade of T946-i947 followed the precedence set by the present eight graders and also elected officers. The people they chose to lead them were Mike Randall, president, Marilyn Maxwell, vice-president, Carol Keesy, secretary, Barbara Hittle, treas- urer, and Sondra McVay, reporter. An important event of Junior High School is the annual spelling contest sponsored by station Wi-HO. Preliminary contests are held in which 31 members from the seventh and eighth grade are chosen to represent G.H.S. 48 X - f 1 T I ,fa I fg?g,.'- ,SJ f X f V T il 1 L -E F S .243 L lj . Q Gb r , -Q W 531' ' 9 62573 X 'iz' p'?'i2'1'5 2:1 Ihr' 9 w..402f'4 '. ,ffzjlyfin ' oxh O0 Q o gb s A efw: - , ,gf 3, x..f y., - 4 ' ' .f 5 'lv l. E ,lf -- ffl? C ' didn., . il. Z, VJ ,L.7- , if WA.. ' pig? , If ffl 2 l ,L 1 X ., l 4'- Qg J 'Stu September October November 2 December 0 Jonuory l .-Afeaei aheae aaa 3-School begon 13-Homilton Cotholic llzirst Footboll Gomel 20-Celino 28-Troy 30-Nlusicol lCincinnoti Conservotoryl 4-Piquo 5-Y-Teens Ice Creom Sociol lO-Speronclio lChopell l l-Versoilles l5-F.H.A. Ploy-l Wind ln The South l Hocker lossemblyl i7-Mrs. White lDenmorkl 18 21 25 28 -Sidney -Chorm Quortet -Miomisburg -Dr. Young 29-G.A.A. Porty 31-Xenio 7-Arsenic ond Olol Loce lArt Guild Ployl 8-Foirmont ll- G Bonquet l3 15 i8 -22 26 27 -Highwoy Progrom -G.A.A. Donce -District Hi-Y Meeting -Annuol Ploy CHA Dote With .ludy l -Y-Teens ond Mothers Meeting -St. Mory's lFirst Bosketboll Gomel 5-Sponish Club Bonquet 6-Journolism Clinic i3-Doyton Chominode l7-Brocltord 18-Groce Wolpert Keene 20-Celino 2l-Lotin Club Donce 3-Troy 4-Ve rso i I les lO-Piquo l7-Y-Teens Cornivol 21 24 27 31 -Porker, Incliono -Sidney-Music Deportment Donce -Kilmer lVVhite Crossl -Miomisburg GSK. I fmw faohlefzi lee! in '47 ,Af February l March April May Coldwater 9 fx xx ,ww I , A -mf ' 4.3: V 1 6-Winter Musical lCancelledl N H 7-Xenia-F.F.A. and F.H.A. Dance 1 -,R l ll- 'Q . T3- J, T4 T5 'D Tournaments Tournaments -Fairmont -Tournaments i8-Tourna ments 20-Tourna ments 2 i -Eaton 22-Tourna ments 24-Tournaments 27-Piero Pierotic T4-F.H.A. Dance 4-Earl Hilfiker T3-Latin Banquet 20-2 i -Junior Play i Love Your Neighborul 28-Sophomore Party 7-Arthur Harper TO-Hi-Y Party ii-Freshman Party T4-Middletown Hospital Speaker 24-F.H.A. Banquet 25-Gitta Sereny Assembly 26-Sophomore Party 28-Hobart Roark Assembly 29-Commercial Film l-G.A.A. Banquet 2-Eighth Grade Party 5-Jack Welbaum Musical 7-Professor Trublooal 8-G,A.A. Awards Meeting 9-Band Festival T2-Rose Buckner Assembly i5-io -Senior Exams lo-Sob Chapel 20-Hi-Y Hayride 22-23 22-23 -Exams tor Underclassmen -Senior Play l Our Hearts Were Young And Gay l 25-Class Sermon 26-Junior-Senior Prom 27 -Commencement YJ Q- Q0 ,X J J L Schein 'mam FIRST ROW Cleft to rightj: Rudy Yoder, Martha Fernsler Marline Spille, Carmen Ottman, Roberta Wogoman, i Jean Corle, Helen Dickey, Donna Lee Passon, Marilyn Glunt. SECOND ROW: Gene Gilbert, Dick Cox, i Jack Warner, John Brumbaugh, Howard Hemmerly, Alice Coppess, George Bowman, Bob Green, Harold Onkst, Howard Patton, Jack Carpenter, Ray Phillips, David Gamble. - Q NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is made up of students selected by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service, In an impressive tap chapel, the students to be honored are tapped by members of the faculty and escorted to the stage where they receive their pins and are officially made members of the society. It is because of their efforts and sincere interest in school life that the deserving students are honored with this fitting reward. 5 f L, 6 y 'Nxxxxxx i F , FIRST ROW fleft to righTD: Morline Spille, Helen Dickey, Jeon Corle. SECOND ROW: Mr. Oliver, Dovid Gcimble, Bob Green. QUILL AND SCROLL Jonuory T946 morkeol The beginning of The Quill onol Scroll SocieTy in Greenville High School. AT ThoT Time o chorTer vvos gronTeol by The noTionol orgonizoTion. The Quill onol Scroll is on noTionol honorciry socieTy Tor high school iournolisTs, boTh in The news- poper onol The yeor book Tielcls. The purpose of This orgonizoTion is To encouroge in- olivioluol ochievemenT in iournolism ond ollieol Tielcls. RequiremenTs Tor membership in The Quill ond Scroll ore os Tollovvs: The sTudenT musT be on upperclossmon, musT rcink in The upper Thircl of his closs scholosTicolly, onol musT hcive olone work worThy of recommendoTion by The odvisers ond which hos been occepTecl by The execuTive secreTory of The socieTy. The noTionol orgonizcnion oT The Quill onol Scroll SocieTy gronfeol o chorTer To Greenville High School, Jonuory, l946. Su' ' 'beam Wew Je ladl will Iffzem USHERS The group of ushers is mode up of The ThirTeen girls hoving The highesT scholosTic sTonding in Their clciss of The end of Their iunior yecir of high school. The ushers show people To Their reserved seoTs for ploys, concerTs, ond oTher func- Tions held in The Memoriol Holl. These girls begin Their work os ushers by serving cn' BoccoloiureoTe ond Commence- menT exercises. They conTinue serving oT oll TuncTions ThroughouT The following yeor unTil The new ushers reploce Them. Boys composed The Tirsf group oT ushers which wos chosen in l9l2, However, girls were given This honor in The following yeors. FIRST ROW Kleft To righfjz Uloh Deon Broderick, Martha Fernsler, Carmen Offmcln, Ruby Yoder, PUT BosserT, Bevvo Ross, Sheilla Fonsler, Joon Fronkmon, Helen Moe Dickey, PuTTy Mcinnix. SECOND ROW: Alice Ann Coppess, Gloria Shiverdecker, RoberTcu Wogcxrncxn. FIRST ROW ileff To righfj: Befiy Brown, Nancy Boli, Lorna Crawford, Gloria Shiverdecker, Joan Baker. SECOND ROW: Miss Day, Joan Frankman, Gloria Huddle, Nancy Nealeigh, Jean Sfaley. Y-TEENS The Y-Teens Club is one of The acfive girls clubs of The school. IT is a branch of The Y.W.C.A. organized for The Teen age high school girls and is a sisTer club To The Hi-Y. The purpose of The Y-Teen Club is To aid The communiTy and school and To Try To prepare The girls for going ouT info The world and doing Their besT in life. The club has meeTings every fourfh Thursday of The monTh and also has evening parfies. This year iT sponsored an ice cream social and several oTher social gatherings for The high school. IT also did social work aT ChrisTmas Time. This year's officers are as follows: BeTTy Brown, PresidenT, Gloria Huddle, Vice- Presidenf, Joan Frankman, SecreTary, Joan Baker, Treasurer, Nancy Boli, ReporTer, Lorna Crawford, Service Chairman, Gloria Shiverdecker, Social Chairman, Nancy Nealeigh, Publicify Chairman, Jean Sfaley, Music Chairman, Grace Fowble, Program Chairman. Miss Day is sponsor of The club. 7fzevie W-lteeni W-hem FIRST ROW Cleft to rightlz Gloria Shiverdecker, Betty Lou Hunt, Barbara Clapp, Maxine Null, Geraldine Fourman, Ruth Ann Evans, Corrine Monks, Audrey Jewell, Martha Arnett. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Corw- ford, Helen Kruckeburg, Freda Max, Shirley Folkerth, Mary Louise Reed, Donna Passon, Bevva Ross, Barbara Eubank, Sheilla Fansler, Jean Corle. THIRD ROW: Mildred Beisner, Jo Ann Grow, Martha Fernsler, Patty Mannix,'Joan Frankman, Shriley Yates, Leona Beisner, Maxine Miller, Martha Patty, Marilyn Glunt. FIRST ROW fleft to rightjz Peggy Abernathy, Aclelyn Reed, Brodtie Thoroman, Donna Ross, Sue Unguicht- eight, Sussanne Murphy, Jean Cole, Helen Louise Blanchard, Jane Cole, JoAnn Fenstermaker, Janice Van Dyke. SECOND ROW: Ruth Hangen, Wilma Etter, Ardyce Vannoy, Jean Bayman, Rita Ottman, Janet Eliker, Sally Eidson, Carolyn Jefteris, Patty Yates, Donna Falknor, Jean Ray, Marjorie Blocher. V---M-.,. ,.gvmf-W-W ffsesgvr-Qsfvw- 1ff5if1iQ:,1Qif m Lellllea flaring, FRONT ROW Cleft to rightl: Phyllis Bowman, Rozella Miller, Doris Boltin, Suzanne Groenclyke, Barbara Hemmerly, Shirley Stebbins, Vanis Lephart, Nancy Boli, Rosemary Neff, Margie Amato. SECOND ROW: Arlene Twaits, Delores Roth, Margaret Shafer, Patty Hufnagle, Jane Kolp, Marilyn Pequinot, Dorotha O'Brien, Lorna Crawford, Joanna Weaver, Pat Wessling, Phyllis Miller. THIRD ROW: .lean Staley, Pat Hulse, Mary Jean Thomas, Marline Spille, Mary Tester, Roberta Henry, Nancy Nealeigh, Kathryn Sackett, Barbara Albright, Norma Swank, Carolyn Brown, Joan Baker. FIRST ROW Cleft to rightjz Mary C. Miller, Kay Deeter, Kay Lephart, Regina Letner, Martha Runner, Maureen Hemmerly, Margaret Grote, Lee Schmidt, Esther Thwaits, Lois Fourman. SECOND ROW: Ellowene Krieder, Martha Bowman, Pat Eisler, Barbara Feltman, Eleanor Shahan, Helen Crawford, Anna Royer, Phyllis Rogers, Alma Swabb, Joan Denniston, Barbara Schmalenberger. THIRD ROW: Pat Gerhartz, Susan Hole, Marilyn Stocker, Jane Neiclerkorn, Barbara Bowman, Marie Willis, Kathleen Rismiller, Brook Douglas, Gletha Bolinger, Virginia Diltz. FOURTH ROW: Georgilee Stoner, Margaret Henning, Vivian Eubank, Mary Ellen Brown, Betty Ditmer, Doris Faulknor, Phyllis Hufnagle, Delores Prasuhn, Jane Schmalenberger. Z-W ' llawaacf efwift ' LEFT TO RIGHT: George Bowman, Jack Clark, Bob Green, Mr, Detling, Neil Kennard, Howard Patton. HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y club is a national organization established titty-seven years ago. Through a program of speakers, discussions, state camps, district and state conferences, its aim is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards ot Christian character. On November l8, the district Hi-Y meeting was held in Greenville, which included a banquet in the cafeteria and a speech by Dr. Ross Willhide, Ph.D. from Kenton, Ohio, FIRST ROW Cleft to rightlz Jack Ridings, Jack Shultz, Jim Lloyd, Dick Faullnor, Bob Rentz, Ned Rhoades, Bill Fox, John Powell, Jim Gray, Carl Vantilburg. SECOND ROW: Harold Onskt, Dick Gangwer, Bill Hile, John Brumbaugh, Dick Rentz, Bill Miller, Jack Brandt, Gary Crumrine, John Corwin. THIRD ROW: Doclman Underwood, Tom O'Brien, Charles Orr, Dave Hunt, Charles Rentz, Harold Miles, Jack Corle, John Root. FOURTH ROW: Howard Patton, George Cokin, Bob Green, John Longfellow, Glen Showalter, Bob Forney, Bob Delaplane, John Black, Jim Hershey. FIFTH ROW: Bob Hahn, Bud Phelps, Dale Cashman, Harvey Dunlap, Harvey Pierce, Don Lease, Harry Stubbs, George Bowman. SIXTH ROW: Walter Lammers, Ted Grote, Jack Clark, Lowell Stark, Neil Kennard, Durley Steinhilber. FIRST ROW Cleft to rightjz Pat Eisler, Marilyn Stocker, Barbara Owens, Dottie Sue Thomas, Letitia Kin- caid, Audrey Jewell, Martha Bowman, Georgilee Stoner, Pat Gerhartz. SECOND ROW: Bill Fox, Dick Goodrich, Betty Brown, Carolyn Brown, Jean Corle, Helen Mae Dickey, Patty Todd, Kathryn Goodrich, Jack Carle, George Bowman, THIRD ROW: Howard Hemmerly, Bud Phelps, Harvey Pierce, Ted Grote, John Brumbaugh, Bob Green, Jim Lloyd, Jack Zirkle, Jack Brady, Harry Stubbs, Rodman Underwood. REPORTER'S CLUB Each week for thirty-six weeks the Reporter's Club ot Greenville High School as- sembles and publishes the news ot the school in the G.H.S. Advocate which appears each Saturday in the Greenville Daily Advocate. Also, six times yearly, the club edits the G.H.S. Mirror, a mimeographed magazine intended tor the entertainment ot the students at G.H.S. A new statt is elected each six weeks the first semester and from these people, a permanent staff is chosen to serve the second semester. Below is pictured the statt which served the second semester during l947. FIRST ROW Cleft to rightl: Audrey Jewell, Rodman Underwood, Jean Corle, Kathryn Goodrich, Howard Hemmerly. SECOND ROW: Freda Max, Joyce Brandon, Mr. Oliver, Shirley Folkerth, Betty Brown. JVWWW Me i l l i Slacfenii LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruby Yoder, Carmen OTTman, Mr. OTTman, Corelyn Warvel, Rita OTTman, Howard Hemmerly. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish club, founded in IQI8, is The oldesf club of The school. Any sTudenT who is sfudying second year Spanish or who has complefed iT may become a member. AfTer graduaTion The member may aTTend The funcTions year afTer year. During This school year a parT of The club money was obTained from sTaTe Tax sTamps. These funds were used To buy The Spanish conversaTion course on phonograph records, The same course used by The Army during The war. The club held iTs annual banaueT The fifTeenTh of December. A menu consisTing of food from Spanish speaking counTries was served. When The school year is nearing a close, The officers make plans for a picnic, which Takes place in The lasT week of May. FIRST ROW Cleft To righfj: Bevva Ross, Phyllis Wolf, Arlene ThwaiTs, Suzanne Groendyke, Evelyn Seman, Marilyn Riegle, Marlene Henry, Mary Yoder, Ruby Foreman. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Hopner, MarTha Fernsler, Wanda Prasuhn, Ruby Yoder, Rozella Miller, Rita OTTman, PoTTy Hufnagle, Carmen Offman, Corelyn Warvel. THIRD ROW: Tom O'Brien, VicTor Hauberg, Bill Fox, John Powell, Howard Hemmerly, Keifh Scheling, Jack Murdock, Duane Alread, Lawrence Wheeler. FOURTH ROW: Mr. OTTman, Harold Onksf, Ted GroTe, Raymond Jones, Louis Reinheimer, Donald Leos, Roger Garret, Eddie Whitmore. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Peguianot, Pat O'Brien, Margie Amato, Charles Orr, Miss Etter, Harold Onkst, Pat Mannix, Helen Blonchcard, Wilma Etter, Jim Lloyd, Sue Ungericht, Carolyn Jefferis, Ann McFarland, Donna Ross, Margaret Shafer. LATIN SOCIETY Sodalitas Latina iLaTin Societyl was reorganized in i945 after a lapse ot eleven years and The present club is endeavoring To maintain The Tradition ot the original or- ganization. lts purposes are to encourage scholarship, to stimulate an interest in cul- tural studies, and to endeavor to arouse in its members a realization of the debt modern civilization owes to Greece and Rome. Membership is open to all students who have successfully completed one full year of Latin prior to the opening of the school year. bers. ln addition to its regular monthly meeting, the club plans for at least two social events, including its annual Cena illomana Dinnerl in observance of Ohio Latin Week. President .................. Harolol Onkst Vice President ............... Charles Orr Secretary-Treasurer. .... Margie Amato Reporter ........... ..... P at O'Brien Sponsor. . . .... Miss Etter Slmlemix ale! cwcf new U W if . Jil. 14. quid can FIRST ROW Kleft to rightjz Mrs. Palmer, Pat Hutnagle, Pat Bossert, Rosemary Neff, Arlene Faurman. SECOND ROW: Betty Lou Anthony, Juanita Dunn, Jean Brinley, Mary Amspaugh, Connie Dotson. THIRD ROW: Janice Rismiller, Pauline Smith, Ann McGreevey, Pauline Dunn, Mary Van Scoyk. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The Greenville chapter of the Future I-lomemakers of America is a member of both state and national organizations. Membership is limited to students who are or who have been enrolled in Vocational Home Economics. The purpose of the Future Home- makers Club is to help promote improvements in home and family life and to inspire its members to take an active part in community life. FRONT ROW: Cleft to rightj: Gladys Tester, Grace Oakley, Pat Krieder, Delores Schlosser, Jane Kraus, Peggy Abernathy, Ann McFarland, Jackie Ford, Ruth Oda. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Smith, Mary Van Scoyk, Aline Martin, Irene Funk, Sara Napier, Carolyn Case, Pauline Smith, Anna McGreevey. THIRD ROW: Joan Voke, Edyth Cornell, Joan Ross, Geneva Pittman, Jean Hobson, Betty Hawes, Joanne Oliver. FOURTH ROW: Zelpha McNutt, Mary Lou Rolfe, Janice Rismiller, Betty Lou Anthony, Pauline Dunn. cfnemq pie! FRONT ROW Cleft to rightj: Jo Ann Sharp, Doris Rhodes, Ann Netzley, Doris Bolten, Barbara Hemmerly, Constance Dotson, Pat Bossert, Arlene Fourman, Betty Oberer, Velma Bolyard. SECOND ROW: Barbara Keltner, Vera Harsh, Juanita Dunn, Janet Hathaway, Neva Utz, Rozella Miller, Phyllis Swank, Rosemary Neff, Phyllis Beisner, Mariorie Edger, THIRD ROW: Maxine Null, Lois Runner, Patty Hufnagle, Doris Schmidt, Eleanor Shahan, Thelma Amspaugh, Betty Lou Hunt. FOURTH ROW: Phyllis Shook, Eva Utz, Mildred Beisner, Helen Kruckeberg, Joyce Peiffer, Jean Brinley, Barbara Jessup, Betty Lease, Shirley Pfouts, Sally Keckler, Dorothy Crawford, Pat Hulse. The monthly meeting ot the club follows a printed program which schedules not only routine work, but parliamentary drill, speakers of interest and parties. Additional activities this year were the play, Wind in The South, which was given in coniunction with the Future Farmers Association, the spring dance and an annual spring banquet with a recognition service for seniors. FIRST ROW ileft to rightlz Deloris Peifter, Lois Fourman, Janice Wasson, Janice Knick, Esther Twaits, Rita Gessler, Jean Karney, Ida Cain, Martha Runner, Lee Schmidt, Barbara Durr, Ellen Jean Boyer. SECOND ROW: Betty Puterbaugh, Jean Brumbough, Mariory Hannon, Mary Ellen Brown, Phyllis Dickey, Nina Smith, Maxine Harter, Charlotte Landis, Barbara Bowman. THIRD ROW: Delores Peden, lona Amspaugh, Phyllis Reigle, Donna Anthony, Mary Lee Netzley, Dorotha Nealeigh. FOURTH ROW: Mary Hoffman, Patty Thompson, Jane Schmalenberger, Kay Brewer, Phyllis Rogers, Eleanor Shahan, Betty Ann White, JoAnn Denniston. FUTURE FARMERS . The FuTure Farmers Associafion is com- posed of only The sTudenTs enrolled in voca- Tional agriculfure and is sponsored by The presenf agriculfure Teacher, Mr. GlunT. Some of The proiecfs complefed This year were a scrap drive, The annual rabbif sup- per, and The organizaTion of a baskefball Team. There were several parfies scheduled Throughouf The year. The Fufure Farmers, noT only of Greenville, buf also of all over The counfry, now have a iunior fair board each year. PresenT year cabinef members are: Presi- denT, Richard Cox, Vice-Presidenf, Kennefh McClure, Secrefary, Don Riegle, Treasurer, Don Lehman, Reporfer, Richard Schafer, Sen- Tinel, VValTer Neal. THIRD ROW: Don Riegle, Mr. Glunf. FIRST ROW Cleft To rightb: Ralph Lewis, Lesfer Twaifs, Paul Knick, Jim Beisner, .lim Viceroy, Dale Bromagen, Raymond Jay, Fred Fraley, Richard Bolyard, Ted Williams, Lawrence Kruckeberg. SECOND ROW: Eugene Enochs, Jim Alfick, Charles Lewis, Jack Burner, Richard Robbins, Bob Steele, Gene Young, Don Whittaker, Duane Gilberf, Jack Runner. THIRD ROW: Duane Sanders, J. C. LieTTe, Dick Schaffer, Glen Gessler, Walfer Neal, Bill Keller, Dale Cox, Marvin McCabe. FOURTH ROW: Virgil Hardy, Richard Cox, Fred Pickeff, Ceberf Flory, Joseph Yoder, Jack Sharp, Kenny McClure, Sherril Brodrick, Ralph Fletcher, E. J. Byrum. FIFTH ROW: Ted Mong, Wayne Knick, Bill Beisner, Bill Lucas, Bob Hafhoway, Junior Harsh, Bill Baumgardner, Don Lehman, Don Riegle, Jack Carpenter, Lloyd Prashun. SIXTH ROW: Paul Burk, John Sfudeboker, Franklin Kossier, Jim Barnett, Bill McMiller, Paul Vanaffa, Don Ross, George Swank, Gene Gilberf, Norman Rhodehammel, Dick Polei, Herberf Longfellow. FIRST ROW: Walfer Neal. SECOND ROW Don Leh man, Dick Schaffer, Kennefh McClure, Dick Cox FRONT ROW Cleft To righflz Norma Glassford, June Sfocldard, John Powell, Mary Jean Thomas, Marline Spille, Nina Beisner, Charles Orr, Miss Deefer, Dick BrandT, Bill Baumgardner. SECOND ROW: Jim Gray, Ned Rhoades, Glen Gessler, Bill Hile, Glen Showalfer, Tom O'Brien, Lloyd Prasuhn, Dale Cashman, Jack Carpenter, Jack Brandf, John Black, Jack Warner, Jack Corle. FAUNA AND FLORA SOCIETY Eleven years ago eighf sTualenTs organized The firsT Fauna and Flora SocieTy of Greenville High School, sponsored by The local high school's Biology Teacher, Miss Helen Deefer. Lasf year a celebraTion was held in The form of a spring banquef To mark The TenTh anniversary of The founding of The club. This year The club has underfaken Two projects. One is communicaTion wifh boys and girls of oTher nafions in order To learn more abouT The fauna and flora of Their land, This also provides a means of increasing world fellowship. The second proiecf is an aT- Tempf To beauTify The open courf around which The high school is builf. ' This year's officers are as follows: Presidenf .... .Jack Brandf Vice Presidenf. . . . . .Chuck Orr SecreTary . . . Jack Warner Treasurer. . . .John Black Reporter .................... Jack Corle John Powell, Ned Rhoades, Glen ShowalTer and Dale Cashman complefe The cab ineT. Slacfenla keep an an naiwze r , i ' -f - W if s-...,m,. L - , s , if i, FRONT ROW fleft to rightj: Pat Todd, Joan Frankman, Geraldine Fourman, Martha Arnett, Dick Engelken, Jim Heaton, Dorothy Crawford, Iona Amspaugh, .lack Fronkmon, Charles Buchy, Rodman Underwood, Eddie Whitmore, Neil Kennard, Priscilla Martin, lrene Beatty. SECOND ROW: Gene Best, Thelma Ams- paugh, Doris Bolten, Bill Fry, Wayne Lindemuth, Harold Onskt, Bob Floeck, Frecl Wetzel, Jack Sparklin, Duane Alread, Ray Wiebush, Adelyn Reed, Brodtie Thoroman, Kathleen Rismiller, Lois Runner. Wien mmtic mkea BAND Band activities began in the fall when the band presented a marching program at each home football game and also at several out of town games. One special program, vvas presented on the football field to honor several of the service clubs of Greenville, which vvas presented vvith the combined efforts of the band and the girls' chorus, Then came basketball and the band members turned out each Week to furnish mu- sic at the games. 66 THIRD ROW: Gary Crumrine, Helen Dickey, Gloria Huddle, Eva Nell Pepple, Corrine Monks, Joe PaTTy, Don Turner, Harvey Pierce, John Brumbaugh, Tom Bidwell, Bob Baldshun, Jack Murdock, Mr. Brown. FOURTH ROW: Mary L. Reed, Carmen Otfman, Georgialee SToner, Dick BrandT, John Caron, Paul Burke, Walter Neal, Bud Phelps, Joe Clapper, Gene Young, Gene Oda, Jim Hershey. AnoTher high lighT of The year was The band TesTival held aT Celina which was aT- Tended by hands, Trom many diTTecenT schools. For This Trip Two passenger busses were charTered and The band members Thoroughly enjoyed The excursion. John Brumbaugh was elecTed presidenT of The band This year. The oTher officers T were as follows: Neil Kennard, Helen Dickey, Carmen OTTman, Donald Turner, Connie Monks and .lim Hershey. The pracTice of awarding G's To The band members who had earned Them was again Tollowed This year. 67 flfaw' a' FRONT ROW Cleft to rightl: Helen Mae Dickey, Nfna Felsner, Pat Bossert, Ulah Dean Broderick, Gloria Shiverdecker, Roberta Wogoman, Jo Ann Fox, Ruth Ann Evans, Glenna Gade, Audrey Jewel. SECOND ROW: Kathryn Goodrich, Betty Bixler, Martha Arnett, Jean Corle, Mary Louise Reed, Donna Passon, Corrine Monks, Carmen Ottman, Juanita Dunn. THIRD ROW: Mary Swabb, Phyllis Wolf, Barbara Keltner, Martha Fernsler, Wanda Prasuhn, Evelyn Hapner, Pat Todd, Marilyn Glunt, Joan Frankman. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Folkerth, Dorothy Crawford, Mildred Beisner, Juanita Kiser, Pat Mannix, Alice Coppess, Martha Patty, Gloria Huddle, Betty Brown. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Eubank, Shirley Yates, Leona Beisner, Maxine Miller. GIRLS' CHORUS The Girls' Chorus is the largest organization in the school's vocal music department Any girl in high school who is interested in singing may elect Girls Chorus. Each chorus group meets twice weekly. The purpose of the chorus is to acquaint the girls with part harmony and to teach them to blend their voices with others. FIRST ROW Cleft to rightbz Brodtie Thoroman, Sue Ungericht, Pat Kreider, Delores Schlosser, Jane Kraus, Peggy Abernathy, Jeannette Goubeaux, Suzzanne Smith, Susie Murphy, Ann McFarland, Zelpha McNutt. SECOND ROW: Norma Glassford, Marcia McClure, Ann Nealeigh, Donna Ross, Ruby Foreman, Evelyn Seman, Marilyn Riegle, Mary Van Scoyk, Jean Cole, Adelyn Reed, Joan Ross. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Case, Edyth Cornell, Joan Voke, Helen Louise Blanchard, Nola Hartzell, Betty Anthony, Janis Van Dyke, Janet Eliker, Ruth Hangen. FOURTH ROW: Mary Lou Rolfe, Gladys Tester, Laura Wysing, Pauline Smith, Carolyn Jefferis, Onda Faye Brock, Jane Cole, Jean Bayman, Wilma Etter, Ardyce Vannoy, Sallie Eidson, Janis Rismiller. on 40449 FRONT ROW Cleft to rightl: Margie Amato, Margaret Schafer, Donna Eennett, Suzanne Groendyke, Bar' bara Hemmerly, Vanis Lephart, Shirley Stebbins, Nance Boli, Phyllis Miller. SECOND ROW: Leona Shahan, Patty Oliver, Marcella Fink, Betty Fowble, Marjorie Blocher, Doris Schmidt, Barbara Ungericht, Doris Eoften, Phyllis Swank. THIRD ROW: Joanna Weaver, Arlene Twaits, Jean Staley, Lorna Crawford, Phyllis Beisner, Rosemary Neff, Ann Netzley, Roberta Henry, Pat Hulse. FOURTH ROW: Jane Kolp, Dorotha O'- Brien, Marilyn Pequignot, Pot Wessling, Marjorie Dunn, Jo Ann Sharp, Kathryn Sackett, Mary Jean Thomas, Nancy Nealeigh, Arlene Fourman. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Albright, Joan Baker, Carolyn Brown, Norma Swank, Jean Warvel, Marline Spille, Corelyn Warvel, Nancy Powell, Jean Brinley. The Girls Chorus participates in the concert presented by the music department each year. At this program the girls wear formals, and present a very lovely picture to the audience. The girls sing three or tour part harmony and each girl sings the part for which her own voice range is best suited. Smaller groups often appear in school and community functions. FIRST ROW Cleft to rightj: Mary C. Miller, Kay Lephart, Regina Letner, Janice Knick, Maureen Hemmerly, Kay Shepard, Martha Runner, Margaret Grote, Esther Twaits, Lee Schmidt, Barbara Durr, Ann Mae Royer, Barbara Schmalenberger. SECOND ROW: Marlene Oehrtman, Carol Oliver, Rita Gessler, Barbara Miller, Jo Ann Denniston, Gladys Garland, Janis Wasson, Gletha Bolniger, Virginia Diltz, Patty Logan, Barbara Feltman, Phyllis Rhoades, Deloris Peden. THIRD ROW: Donna Anthony, Kay Deeter, Deloris Peilter, Jane Schmalenbreger, Barbara Bowman, Betty Lou Bernholdt, Eleanor Shahan, Shirley Townsend, Phyllis Rogers, Helen Crawford, Virginia Oliver. FOURTH ROW: Lois Fourman, Lois Twaits, Patty Thompson, Kay Brewer, Mary Ellen Brown, Janet Shiverdecker, Charlotte Landis, Susan Hole, Phyllis Hufnagle, Delores Prasuhn, Mary Lee Netzley, Jeanine North, Maxine Harter. FIFTH ROW: Nino Smith, Marie Willis, Ellowene Ruth Schmalenberger, Bertha Grant, Helen Fitzferald, Kathleen Rismiller. SIXTH ROW: Ella Mae Thomas, Pat Eisler, Marilyn Stocker, Georgilee Stoner, Pat Gerhartz, Jane Neider- korn, Dorotha Nealeigh, Phyllis Riegle, Vivian Eubank, Margaret Henning, Donna Haver. f malt- 4' ,, If x V. ,. ,,.-Q A f. r i' , FIRST ROW Cleft to righti: Jack Warner, Ned Rhoades, Bob Miller, Harold Onkst, John Powell, Dick Faulkner, Bill Fox, Jack Brandt, John Brumbaugh. SECOND ROW: Jack Clark, Bob Forney, Howard Hemmerly, Howard Marshall, Pat O'Brien, Ted Grote, John Black, Don Riegle. THIRD ROW: Junior Harsh, Jim Lantz, Bob Wright, Jack Seiler, Lowell Stark, Jock Zirkle, Dick Brandt, Harry Stubbs, Herb Longfellow. FOURTH ROW: Glen Showalter, Jim Canan, Chuck Orr, Charles Rentz, Don Lease, Harvey Pierce, Neil Kennard. BOYS' CHORUS Boys' Chorus is open to any high school boy who is interested in music. Four part music is used exclusively and is selected with the hope that each boy may develope an ability to sing with ease that part best suited to his particular voice type. Selections chosen are ot various types ot music to tamiliarize the student with all kinds, classical and operatic numbers, musical comedy, marches, patriotic songs and Negro spirituals. The Boys' Chorus participates in the annual formal concert. FIRST ROW Cleft to righti: Jack Schell, Fred Hagemen, LeRoy Bowers, Dale Rapp, David Runkle, Dan Smith, Bob Dwyer, Dick Engelken, John Boner, Andy Arnett, Bob Goodrich. SECOND ROW: Jim Gray, Dick Kepner, Gary Driscoll, Jack Weybright, Jim Patton, Dick Brewer, LeRoy Paul Charles Carter, Jim McClurg, LeRoy Lennen. THIRD ROW: Bell Bradley, Jay Diller, Don Ditmer, Jack Frankman, Arthur Garrett, Bill Albrecht. FOURTH ROW: Eddie Whitmore, Bob Rentz, Bud Phelps, Jim Ungericht, Jim Heaton, Dick Harless, Bob Baldshum, Bill Fry, Dick Reigle. FIFTH ROW: Jack Ridings, Dave Hunt, Dick Rentz, Bob O'Brien, Ted Mong, Jerry Orrison, Jim Lloyd, Richard Batten, Bill Enos. FIRST ROW Cleft to rightl: Miss Hill, Gloria Shiverdecker, Ruth Ann Evans, Carmen Ottman, Joan Frank- man, Alice Ann Coppess, Patty Todd, Gloria Huddle, Carolyn Brown, Helen Dickey, Ulah Dean Brodrick. SECOND ROW: Kate Goodrich, Connie Monks, Wanda Prasuhn, Barbara Keltner, Jean Staley, Joan Baker, Betty Brown, JoAnn Fox, Martha Patty, Roberta Wogaman, Jean Corle. THIRD ROW: Howard Hemmerly, Dick Brandt, Howard Marshall, Neil Kennard, Bob Green, John Brumbaugh, Bob Miller, Ted Grote, Jack Ridings, Jack Frankman. FOURTH ROW: Harold Onkst, Bob Wright, Jim Lantz, Jack Clark, f 'Lowell Stark, George Bowman, Herb Longfellow, Charlie Rentz, Harvey Pierce, Jock Warner. A CAPELLA Those chosen tor the A Capella choir must have certain qualifications, such as: lnter- est in music, voice quality, an ability to co-operate in the group, adeptness in note read- ing, and a desire to learn the highest type ot music. The boys and girls in this choir are selected from the high school choruses. The choir is directed by Miss Elizabeth Hill. This musical organization participates in many school functions such as Christmas and Easter programs, the annual tormal musical and school assemblies. The choir also sings for several of the men's clubs of Greenville and tor community functions. Members ot the choir assemble each home room period. 0400! . . v--vfw- --.-.-r , ,,- ,V it ORCHESTRA The Greenville high school orchestra provides an opportunity for music students To explore The Tield of instrumental music in a great many aspects. The orchestra, which is under The direction of Mr. Dwight Brown, was composed This year of approximately 25 students who met Three Times weekly for practice. ln The orchestra library is To be found some of The world's finest compositions Tor string. The orchestra Takes part in The annual formal concert and provides music at The class plays. FIRST ROW Cleft to rightj: Betty Brown, Joan Franlcman, Vanis Lephart, Jim Patton, Jack Brandt, Mary Jean Thomas, Priscilla Martin, Jack Frankman. SECOND ROW: Jean Staley, Gloria Huddle, Rita Ottman, Gletha Bollinger, Donna Loy, Doris Bolten, John Brumbaugh, Donald Turner, Bill Fry, Harold Onkst, Harry Stubbs, Carol Oliver. THIRD ROW: Jerry Fourman, Jim Hershey, Tom Bidwell, Rodman Underwood, Charles Buchy, Mr. Brown. FIRST ROW ileft to rightl: Howard Hemmerly, Dick Brandt, Harold Onkst, Bill Fry, Jack Corle, Jack Warner, Bob Delaplane, Charles Orr, Jack Brandt, Eddie Whitmore, Jack Frankman. SECOND ROW: Mariorie Blocher, Arlene Fourman, Lorna Crawford, Nancy Nealeigh, Vanis Lephart, Barbara Hemmerly, Rozilla Miller, Corrine Monks, Rosemary Neff, Pat Krieder, Gloria Shiverdecker, .loan Frankman, Betty Brown, Mary Louise Reed, Mary Swabb, Janie Neiderkorn. THIRD ROW: Barbara Albright, Jean Staley, Jean Warvel, Sally Keckler, Patty Todd, Leona Shahan, Pat Hufnagle, Dick Schafer, Richard Cox. HONORARY DRAMATICS SOCIETY The purpose ot the Honorary Dramatic Society is to stimulate an interest in drama- tics. Membership in the society is attained by taking part in a three act play, and serves as a reward tor 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. A Date With Judy, the annual play, Love Your Neighbor, the Junior play, and Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, the Senior play were the plays presented in Green- ville High School this year. Through participation in all types ot dramatic presentations, students develop an appreciation ot the ettort and work required in the presentation ot a stage play. Seelfzemen ' Me FIRST ROW lleft to rightlz Tom O'Brien, Dick Faulkner, Donold Christian, Dick Eller. SECOND ROW: Jock Diltz, Jim Conan. STAGE CREW Don Christion, .lock Diltz, Jim Conon, Dick Foulkner, Tom O'Brien ond Dick Eller compose our excellent stoge crew. Few people reolize just how much ettort goes into this work. The crew hos to be present ot oll progroms given in the Memoriol Holl. Their duties include setting up the scenery, monipuloting oll lighting equipment ond doing the mony other things necessory tor such occosions. 74 155 A35 4 41' X ,mix Lowell Guno Stark Tackle John Brumbaugh Quarterback Neil Kenncrd, Fullback .lim Conan, Halfbcck Bob Green End Herb Longfellow Halfback fam H 5 M' .ff lfcl-62 sf ' j fill' l l nzzwfmz Junior Harsh Guard Jim Lantz End Dick Faulkner Halfback Jack Clark Guard Jack Branch Cenfer FRONT ROW Cleft to rightj: Jack Brandt, Neil Kennard, Junior Harsh, Jack Clark, Jim Lantz, Lowell Stark, Herb Longfellow, Charles Orr, Dick Faulkner, Jim Canan. SECOND ROW: Ned Rhodes, Dick Canan, Walter Lammers, Bob Green, Jerome Orrison, Howard Marshall, Jack Corle, John Longfellow, Rodman Underwood, Victor Hauberg, Manager. THIRD ROW: Mr. Swope, coach, Harvey Pierce, manager, Harvey Dunlap, Bob Forney, Dave Hunt, Glen Showalter, Charles Rentz, John Brumbaugh, Jack Raudabaugh, assistant coach, Bob Wright. 04' fm FOOTBALL v Greenville, in its fourth season under Coach Ray Swope, had a very successful grid campaign. Four wins, four losses, and one tie was the record hung up during the past season. lniuries plagued the Green Wave throughout the season but never dampened the spirit of fight of our boys. Bob Wright, one of the leading players on the team, suffered a fractured collar bone early in the season and because of this injury was unable to play on the squad. He served as assistant to Coach Swope. 78 A good hard-ToughT conTesT was almosT guaranTeed every Time The locals played because never more Than Two touchdowns separaTed Greenville and iTs opponenT. The Wave played perhaps iTs besT game againsT Troy's unbeaten Troians, losing only T2-6. The locals were one of Three Teams To score upon This Team. Winning ball games was The prime objecTive, and also Teamwork, good sportsman- ship and a Triendly associaTion were important To The boys. Twelve seniors will be lost To G.H.S. but a group of oncoming underclassmen should provide a nucleus Tor nexT year. Coach Swope and his able assisTanT, Jack Raudabugh, deserve much crediT Tor The accomplishments of The football Team of l946. aaa Zeam FRONT ROW Cleft to rightlz Bill Bradley, Don Ditmer, Jack Ridings, Bill Dunlap, Charles Shroyer, Leroy Bowers, Jack Weybright, Tom Bidwell, John Caron, Bob Dwyer, Dick Engelken, Bob Coppess. SECOND ROW: Glen Showalter, John Brumbaugh, Charles Rentz, Jack Brandt, Neil Kennard, Junior Harsh, Jack Clark, Jim Lantz, Lowell Stark, Herb Longfellow, Charles Orr, Dick Faulknor, Jim Canan. THIRD ROW: Eob Rentz, Ned Rhoades, Harvey Dunlap, Bob Forney, Dave Hunt, Dick Canon, Walter Lammers, Bob Green, Jerome Orrison, Howard Marshall, Jack Corle, John Longfellow, Rodman Underwood, Keith Timmons. FOURTH ROW: Bill Townsend, Dick Rentz, Roger Beatty, Bob Delaplane, Don Lease, Dudley Steinhilber, Ted Mong, Leroy Lennen, Bud Phelps, Bob Ashman, John Black, John Null, Jim Lloyd, Bill Shroyer. FIRST ROW Cleft to rightl: Bob Green, Betty Brown, John Brumbaugh. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stoltz, Mr. Swope, Mr. Roach, Mr. Warner, Mr. Raudabaugh. W 7 A ff? 15 ft i 5 f if Q ' , 1 . ef . . f V ,. ' .- ' 'I' N 311 fi ,r f-Crt . , , ' :U BOARD OF CONTROL The Athletic Board ot Control ot Greenville high school is composed ot the athletic coaches, the principal ot the high school, the faculty manager ot athletics, a junior and a senior boy representative, and a senior girl who acts as secretary. Student represent- atives are selected by the student body. The board governs the athletic policies of the school, sets the admission prices to athletic contests, pays athletic bills, purchases equipment and approves the awarding of letters to boys who have earned them through participation in sports. 80 VARSITY BASKETBALL Greenville's bc1sl4eTboll squod ended The seoson successfully vviTh ci record oT TourTeen vicTories ond Tour deTecnTs, including TournomenT ploy. ln The Miomi Volley leogue sTond- ings, The Green Wove Tied Tor second ploce. STorTing The seoson righT, The Wove breezed Through seven consecuTive vicTories vviTh liTTle opposiTion. Finolly Piquo dropped The Wove 28-20 in cz hord ToughT leogue con- TesT. Winning The nexT Three leogue gomes, Greenville Tinolly meT FoirrnonT Tor The M.V.L. crown. The gome wos hord ToughT ThroughouT wiTh Fc1irmonT winning 55-43. Bob WrighT Bob Green Jim LclnTz Lowell Stork Don Turner November December December December December January January January January January January January February February February February February March VARSITY BASKETBALL Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville SCORES St. Marys Van Wert Chaminade Bradford Celina Troy Versailles Piqua Monroe Parker, Ind Sidney lvliamisburg Coldwater Xenia Fairmont Roosevelt Eaton Hamilton Cath lTournamentsl FIRST ROW e o r'g - en owa er 'm Cl ft t 1 htl Gl Slt lt , Ji Conan, Don Turner, John B b gh B b F y B b G SECOND ROW: Mr. Raymond Swope, Jim Lantz, Don Ross, L ll St lc B b W 9. Fl T ROW Cleft io righfi: Bill Townsend, .lack Weybrlglil. SECOND ROW: Dick F le C D R Glen Showalfer, Bob Forney, Jim C THIR G i T d Mong, Duane Alread, Dick Renfz, Vicior H b g ORCH. D ROW: Mr. Raudcib R er RESERVE BASKETBALL SCORES November 27 Greenville ST. Mary's December 6 Greenville Van Wert December i3 Greenville Cbaminade December l7 Greenville Bradford January 3 Greenville Troy December 20 Greenville Celina January 4 Greenville Versailles January lO Greenville Piqua January l7 Greenville Monroe January 21 Greenville Parker, Ind January 24 Greenville Sidney .lanuary 3l Greenville lvliamisburg February l Greenville Coldvvaler February 7 Greenville Xenia February l4 Greenville Fairmonf February 2l Greenville Eaton 5 gi j 7 fr-if i,, fig 'QQ-if 'f 7 L7 83 FIRST ROW ileft to rightj: Ralph Locke, Jim Locke, Jim Ungericht, Jim Patton, Bill Keller, Jay Diller, D l C SECOND ROW D' k B tt Ath G tt M S l R r Garrett Tom O'Br'en Eddie ae ox. : ic a en, r ur arre , r. azman, oge , i , Whitmore. u vfmawmyeamd CROSS COUNTRY Eight meets made up the schedule of the cross country boys last fall. The runners could not seem to pull down any victories, for the final count showed a record of O wins and 8 losses. The schedule for the cross country season was as follows: September 28, Lanier Township here October l, Dayton Roosevelt here October 3, Osborn Bath there October lO, Dayton Dunbar there October 15, Dayton Parker there October i7, Dayton Roosevelt there October 26, District Meet Springfield November 2, State Meet Mansfield O'Brien and Eddie Whitmore. Record: all losses. Coach: Dwight Salzman. wie b- 84 Members of the squad are as follows: Jack Zirkle, Duane Alread, Richard Batten, Bill Enos, Roger Garret, William Keller, Tom Aera 4 4 wi lfze TRACK Track evenTs came Too laTe in The spring for The resulTs To b auf in The annual IT was possible, however, To obTain a schedule of The various Track meeTs from The coach DwighT Salzman. April April April April April April April May May May May May May May The schedule was as follows: ll, Troy There l5, Piqua here l9, Mansfield There 22, Open 25, Sidney here 26, Ohio Wesleyan There 29, FairmonT There 3, KnighTs of Columbus meeT aT Cincinnafi 6, Open 9-lO, Miami UniversiTy Oxford l3, Miami Valley League Fairmonf lo-l7, DisTricT meeT Springfield 20, Springfield-Troy Springfield 23-24, STaTe meeT Columbus Coach: Dwight Salzman I l FIRST ROW Cleft To righfjz Walter Lammers, Duane Allread, Don Fry, Donald Turner Bob WrighT Lowell Stark, John Brumbaugh, Howard Patton, Charles Orr, Arfhur GarreTT, Harvey Dunlap SECOND ROW Don Weaver, .lack Weybrighf, Jack Carle, Fred Wetzel, Jack Brandi, Tom O'Brien Mr DwrighT Salzman Roger GarreTT, Bill Dunlap, Bill Hile, Eddie WhiTmore, Ned Rhoades. Bob Green Dudley Sfelnhllber Bob Wright Herb Longfellow Glen Showalter FIRST ROW Cleft to rightlz Junior Patton, Lynn Blocher, Dick Gang- wer, Joe Patty, Bob Coppess. SECOND ROW: Jay Diller, Bill Baumgardner, Jim Canon, Jack Ridings, Keith Timmons, Dave Gamble, Bill Mclvliller, Thomas Evert. THIRD ROW: Mr. Raucla- baugh, John Longfellow, Roger Beatty, Charles Rentz, Gene Gilbert, Herb Longfellow, Bob Wright, Dudley Steinhilber, Roger Garret, Ted Meng, Richard Batten FOURTH ROW: Harold McConnell, Glen Showalter, Don Turner, Bob Rentz, Bob Green, Bud Phelps, Dick Rentz, Lloyd Prasuhn. luke ihaee! aahe ani' BASEBALL SCHEDULE Baseball is another spring sport which is too late in the season for the results to be included in the annual. Following is the schedule: April April April April April April April May May iO i4 io i7 21 24 28 i 3 New Madison There Celina Here St. Henry Here Troy Here Piqua There Troy There Piqua Here Celina There MVL Tournament at Piqua District Tournament 87 awe an Me fGi'lftU6y.l Jack Seiler Bill Miller Bob Miller Jay Dille l GOLF Vf y , gn. , T Four boys composed The golf Team This year. Y ill B X A u, , Only one had played before in Miami Valley 4 f .3335 Q Milt. i cj Q y A 'ii compefifion. ' ' ' I j lm U , WX w f fl Jack Seiler was The only refurning leTTerman ' l ll je X Q, XX , QQ! wiTh Bill, Bob Miller, and Jay Diller making up f 2- r Vll, NX' M ', 3'! ' -jg! The resT of The Team. 'gg' if sk, ' - . T yy The boys enjoy playing The gamein high .J E - D?-a T school buT also look forward To playing IT in w - fe V- Km A A l lafer life. X 55k f A T -- .4-ff' X I ' . 88 Rod Underwood Howard Marshall TENNIS Mr. Oliver coached The Tennis Team of i946-47, which was composed of The Tol lowing members: Howard Marshall, Rodman Under wood, Glen ShowalTer, John Sho vvalTer, John Powell, and Bill Townsend. The Team Tailed To win any maTches This year. They losT To Troy, O-5, and To Piqua l-4. in compeTiTion wiTh Miamisburg, They came nearesT To winning wiTh a score of 2-3 MeeTs wiTh Sidney and several oTher schools were rained ouT. All players will reTurn nexT year, so The Tennis Team has a very brighT TuTure. John Powell Mr. Oliver Bill Townsend l ' ff I 1:w'z'W4za 7!zeq dpaeacf ' CHEERLEADERS This yec1r's corps of cheerleoders Wos one of The besT groups in The Micimi Volley Leogue. Miss Silvers wos The sponsor. The group Wos composed of Glorio Shiverolecker, ci senior, Vonis LephorT, ci iunior, onol Koy LephorT ond Regino LeTner, Freshmen, Glorioi Shiverolecker compleTeol her sixTh yecir of cheering, Vonis Lephc1rT, her Thirclg ond Koy l.ephorT oinol Reginci LeTner, Their seconol. The cheerleoolers ciTTenoleol boTh home onol ouT of Town gcimes where They leol Greenville rooTers in organized cheering. Vcinis Lephc1rT Glorio Shiverdecker Kay LephorT Reginci LeTner G.A.A. The purpose of The Girl's TThIeTic AssocioTion is To de- velop inTeresT in all forms of oThleTics in which The school porTicipoTes. The orgonizo- Tion oi i ms To fosTer good sporTsmonship ond oThleTic obiliTy on The porT of iTs members, ond To encourage eoch one To show on inTeresT in her personol gppeoronce. Membership in The orgcin- izc1Tion is open To ony girl in The school whi is infer- esTed in sporTs. In order To refoin her membership eoch girl musT eorn ci designoTed number of poinTs in The oc- Tivifies in which she pcirTici- pofes. Th e s e sporTs moy include bc1dminTon, bciskeT- bcill, Tennis, shuffle boord, roller skoTing, swimming, golf, ond circhery in cill of which insTrucTion is offered. FIRST ROW fleff To rightj: KuThryn Goodrich, Freda Mox, Cormen OTTmen, Miss Befty Silvers, Donna Lee Pcisson, Shirley Sfebbins, Mory Swcubb. SECOND ROW: Rifo OTTmen, Helen Moe Dickey, Mcirline Spille. THIRD ROW: Vcinis Lephorr, Borbciro AlbrighT, Roberto Wogomon, PoTTy Todd. The usuol oiwcirds ore numercils ond leTTers. For ouTsTonding ochievemenf o cup wiTh The girl's nome engroved on iT is oworded. The club porTicipoTes in o voriefy of ocTiviTies. Eoch yeor during The fooTboll secison, The girls opercife The refreshmenf sTond oT The sTcidium. This yeor The speciol ocTiviTies consisTed of o formol STcirdusT Boll, oi Hcillowe'en porTy, on AbsTrocT donce, Corono- Tion of Mr. ond Miss G.H.S. of 1947, boskeTboll TournomenTs, ci sTyle show, 0 formol bon- quef ond ciwords meefing. Officers of The club ore os follows: presidenf, KoThryn Goodrich, firsT vice-presidenT, Helen Dickey, second vice presidenf, Cormen OTTmon, secreTory, Mory Swobb, Treosurer, Donno Poisson, reporfer, Poif Todd, foofboll choirmen, RoberTo Wogomon ond Borboro ,AlbrighT, enTerToinmenT choirmen, Fredo Mox ond Vonis Lephorf, publicify choirmen, Shirley STebbins ond Morline Spille, sophomore respresenToTive, Rim OTTmon, freshmon represenToTive, Doris Folknor, sponsor, Miss Silver. 64.14. ' Q. 14.14.9123 ' FIRST ROW Cleft to rightl: Wanda Prasuhn, Mary Swabb, Kathryn Goodric,h Martha Patty, Martha Fernsler, Alice Coppess, Betty Brown. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Crawford, Geraldine Fourman, Gloria Shiverdecker, Roberta Wogaman, Ruth Ann Evans, Glenna Gade. THIRD ROW: Barbara Clapp, Barbara Keftner, Martha Arnett, Phyllis Wolf, Helen Mae Dickey, Jo Ann Fox, Corrine Monks, Gloria Huddle. FOURTH ROW: Leona Beisner, Janet Liette, Constance Dotson, Jean Corle, Mary Louise Reed, Donna Passon, Evelyn Hapner, Lois Runner, FIFTH ROW: Barbara Eubank, Shirley Yates, Norma Thompson, Joyce Peiffer, Juanita Dunn, Pat Mannix, Freda Max, Carmen Ottman, Pat Todd, Marilyn Glunt, Joan Frankman. FIRST ROW fleft to rightlz Ann Nealeigh, Suzanne Smith, Helen Blanchard, Evelyn Seman, Marilyn Reed, Suzanne Murphy, Carolyn Case, Donna Ross, Adelyn Reed, Betty Hawes. SECOND ROW: Gladys Tester, Joan Voke, Eclyth Cornell, Jane Cole, Sue Ungericht, Brocltie Thoroman, Joan Fenstermaker, Janis Van Dyke, Joanne Oliver. THIRD ROW: Donna Faulknor, Rita Ottman, Carolyn Jefferis, Pauline Dunn, Betty Lou Anthony, Jean Cole, Nola Hartzell, Ardyce Vannoy. FOURTH ROW: Mary Lou Rolfe, Onda Fay Erock, Janet Eliker, Sallie Eidson, Jean Bayman, Wilma Etter, Ruth Hangen. Lnzsmfwiiw-:sure M Lnwrf 'Wwfmee-srvmiggiezr-ewvlw-'N'W'-V '1am-szwwwdwfm12 ' , , E 4 0 0 FIRST ROW Cleft to rightbz Marcella Fink, Donna Bennett, Phyllis Bowman, Sue Groendylce, Barbara Hemmerly, Vanis Lephart, Shirley Stebbins, Nancy Boli, Phyllis Miller, SECOND ROW: Dortha O'Brien, Jackie Ford, Betty Fowble, Jane Hunt, Doris Schmidt, Wilma Drew, Barbara Ungericht, Doris Boltin. THIRD ROW: Joanna Weaver, Betty Oberer, Jean Staley, Lorna Crawford, Phyllis Beisner, Rosemary Neff, Ann Netzley, Marene Henry, Pat Hulse. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Pequignot, Pat Wessling, Janet Hathaway, Betty Lease, Mary Tester, Marjorie Dunn, Joan Sharp, Kathryn Sackett, Mary Jean Thomas, Nancy Nealeigh. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Albright, Joan Baker, Carolyn Brown, Norma Swank, Jean Warvel, Marline Spille, Corelyn Warvel, Nancy Powell. I FIRST ROW Cleft to rightl: Mary Carolyn Miller, Kay Lephart, Regina Letner Barbara Miller Maureen Hemmerly, Kay Shepard, Martha Runner, Margaret Grote, Esther Thwaits Lee Schmidt Barbara Durr Anna Royer. SECOND ROW: Carol Oliver, Rita Gessler, Ann Gamble Kay Deeter Joan Dennison Barbara Bowman, Janet Shiverdecker, Betty Ditmer, Eleanor Shahan Barbara Feltman THIRD ROW Ellowene Kreider, Donna Loy, Delores Peiffer, Mary Ellen Brown, Marie Willis Mirvinia Diltz Shirley Townsend, Phyllis Rogers, Helen Crawford. FOUTH ROW: Joan Henry Pat Eisler Jane McFarland Martha Bowman, Susie Hole, Phyllis Hufnagle, Delores Prasuhn, Vivian Eubank FIFTH ROW Ella Mae Thomas Marilyn Stocker, Georgilee Stoner, Pat Gerhartz, Jane Neiderkorn Mary Hoffman Dortha Nealeigh Doris Falknor, Mary Lee Netzley. MARTHA ARNETT, Susie Y-Teens, I-4, G.A.A., I-2-3-4, F.H.A., I-2-3, Interclass Basketball, 3, Band, 3-4, Girl's Chorus, I-2-3-4. JAMES BALDSCHUN, Jim F.F.A., 3, Boy's Chorus, I-2, Committee for Jr. and Sr. Invitation. JIM BARNET Freshman Handbook Staff, I, F.F.A., 4, Inter-class Basketball, I. JOANNE BATTEN, Jo Y-Teens, F.H.A., Girl's Chorus. BILL BAUMGARDNER Baseball, 3-4, lntermural Basketball, I-2-3-4, Hi-Y, 4, Fauna and Flora, 3-4, F.F.A., I-2-3-4, Inter-class Basketball, I-2-3-4, Volleyball, I-2-3-4. LEONA BEISNER, Piny Y-Teens, 2-3-4, G.A.A., I-2-3-4, F.H.A., I, Inter-class basketball, I-2, Volleyball, 2, Girl's Chorus, I-2-3-4, Class Officers, Sopho- more-Secretary, Senior Announcement Committee. MILDRED BEISNER, Midge Girl's Chorus, I-2-3-4, Inter-class basketball, 3-4, F.H.A., I-2-3-4, Y-Teens, 3-4. NINA BEISNER WILLIAM HENRY BEISNER F.F.A., I-2-3-4. BETTY BIXLER Girl's Chorus, I-2-3-4. VELMA BOYARD, Bean , F.H.A. 2-3-4, Inter-class basketball, 3-4, lntermural basketball, 3-4. PATRICIA BOSSERT F.H.A., 2-3-4, Vice President, President, Wind In The South , Girl Reserves, 3, G.A.A., 3-4, A Capella, 4, National Honor Society, 4, Scholarship Tests, History-3, Girl's Chorus, 3-4, Ushers, 4, Honorary Dramatics, GEORGE BOWMAN Freshman Handbook Staff, Assistant Art Editor, I, Reporter's Club, 2-3-4, Reporter, 3, Annual Play,l Tiger House , 2, Annual Play, One Wild Night , 3, Hi-Y, 3-4, Reporter, 4, Honorary Dramatics Club, 2-3-4, International Friendship Club, Reporter, 2, Thumbs Up , 2, Junior Class Play, Every Family Has One , 3, School Dose , 3, A Capella, 4, National Honor Society, 3-4, Miami Scholarship Tests, General Science, Algebra I, I, Plane Geometry, World History, 2, Algebra ll, 3, Annual Play, A Date With Judy , 4, Class Officer, Secretary, 4, lt's High Time, 4, Senior Class Play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, 4. JACK BRADY, Jacko Reporter's Club, 4, Reserve football, I-2, Inter-class basketball, I, Stage crew, I, Track, I. JOYCE BRANDON, Teeny Y-Teens, I-2-3-4, Reporter's Club, 4, Inter-class basketball, I, Girl's Chorus, Newspaper Staff, itypist-4.l RICHARD BRANDT, Dick A Capella, 4, Fauna and Flora, 2-3-4, Band, I-2-3-4, Honorary Dramatics, 3-4, Junior Class Play, Every Family Has One, 3, Boy's Chorus, I-2-4, lt's High Time , 4. ULAH DEAN BRODICK, Dean Usher, 4, It's Hight Time , 4, School Daze , 3, Thumbs Up , 2, Annual Staff, Assistant Activities Editor, Girl's Chorus, 2-3-4, Orchestra, 3, A-Capella, 4. BETTY BROWN Y-Teens, 2-3, Vice President, 4, President, G.A.A., I-2-3-4, A-Capella, 2-3-4, Reporter's Club, I-2-3-4-5-6, Inter-class basket- ball, I-2-3-4, Volleyball, 3-4, Band, 3, Orchestra, I-2-3-4-5-6, Honorary Dramatics, 3-4, Junior Class Play, Every Family Has One , 3, Girl's Chorus, I-2-3-4, Annual Staff, Assistant Class 3 . Z. .Z . I Editor, Newspaper Staff, typist, 4, Thumbs Up , 2, School Daze, 3, lt's High Time, 4, Class Officer, Reporter I, Committee for Jr. and Sr., Orchestra Committee, Board of Control, Secretary, 4, lntermural basketball, I-2-3. DON CALLAHAN F.F.A., i-2-3. DON CHRISTIAN Spanish Club, 2, Boy's Chorus, I-2-3, Stage crew, I-2-3, Stage Manager, 4, Committee for Jr. and Sr., decoration. BARBARA CLAPP, Barb Girl's Chorus, Palestine, I, Orchestra, Palestine, I, Band, Pales- tine, I, F.H.A., Palestine, 2, G.A.A., 2-3-4, Y-Teens, 2-3-4. JACK CLARK Reserve football, I-2, Varsity football, 3-4, Track, Senior Class President, Ton's a Fun , I, School Daze , 3, Boy's Chorus, I-2-3-4, Honorary Dramatics, 3, Volleyball, I, Inter-Class basket- ball, I, Spanish Club, I, G Association, 3-4, Hi-Y, 2-3-4, A-Capella, 2-3-4, lt's Hi Time , 4, PAUL GENE CONING F.F.A., I-2-3, Inter-class basketball, 2, lntermural basketball, I-2. ALICE COPPESS, Eppie Cheerleader, I-2, G Association, lt's Hi Time , 4, Y-Teens, I-2, G.A.A., I-2-3-4, A-Capella, 4, Inter-class basketball, I-2-3-4, Annual Staff, business manager, School Daze , 3, Scholarship Tests, English, I-2, History, 2, Class Officers, Junior, Secretary, Senior, Treasurer, Committee for Jr. and Sr., decoration, Ushers, 4, lntermaural basketball, I-2-3. JEAN CORLE Y-Teens, I-2-3-4, G.A.A., I-2-3-4, A-Capella, 4, Reporter's Club, I-2-3-4, Inter-class basketball, I-2-3-4, Volleyball, I-2-3-4, Band, I-2, Annual Play, 4, prompter, A Date With Judy , Girl's Chorus, I-2-3-4, Newspaper Staff, Assistant Editor, 3-4, Miami Shcolarship Tests in English, I-2-3-4, U.S. History ll, 3, Senior Scholarship Tests, 4, lt's Hi Time , 4, Sophomore Class Officers, Reporter, Chairman of Orchestra Committee for Jr. and Sr. Prom. RICHARD COX Orchestra Committee for Jr. and Sr. Prom, Freshman Handbook Staff, Assistant Editor, Scholarship Tests, English and Agri- culture, 4, F.H.A. and F.F.A. Play, Wind ln The South , 4, Junior Class Play, Every Family Has One , Senior Class Play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay , Honorary Dramatics, 3-4, Volleyball, 4, F.F.A., Reporter, Vice President, President. ROGER COX DOROTHY CRAWFORD, Dottie Y-Teens, I-2-3-4, G.A.A., I-2-3-4, F.H.A., I-2, Band, I-2-3-4, Girl's Chorus, I-2-3-4. HELEN DICKEY, Dickey Y-Teens, I-2-3, G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Football Chairman, 3, First Vice President, 4, A-Capella, 4, Reporter's Club, 3-4, Newspaper Staff, Assistant Editor and Editor, 3-4, Quill and Scroll, 3-4, Band, I-2-3-4, Orchestra, I-2-, Annual Play, One Wild Night , Chairman of Properties Committee, Girl's Chorus, I-2-3-4, Annual Staff, Editor-in-Chief, National Honor Society, 3-4, Scholarship Tests, Latin I, English I, II, Ill, Class Officers, President, I, Punch Committee for Jr. and Sr. Prom, Friendship Club, I, Treasurer, I, Head Usher, 4, Intramural basketball, I-2-3-, lt's Hi Time , 4, Honorary Dramatics, 4, Senior Play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay , Board of Control in Band, 3-4, Validictorian of Class, Senior Scholarship Test. JACK DILTZ G Association, I-2-3-4, Fauna and Flora, 3-4, Inter-class basket- ball, 2-3-4, Volleyball, I-2-3-4, Boy's Chorus, I-2, Track, I-2, Baseball, 3, Stage Crew, I-4, Cross Country, I-2, Reserve Basketball, I. in '46-'47 : CONSTANCE DOTSON Connie G.A.A., I-2-3-4, F.H.A. I-2-3-4, Inter-class basketball, I-2, Volleyball, 3-4, Baseball, 2. JUANITA DUNN Gussie G.A.A., l-2-3-4, F.H.A., I-2-3-4, Inter-class basketball, I-2, Volleyball, 3-4, Girl's Chorus, I-2-3-4, Baseball, l-2-3. MARJORIE EDGAR Margie F.H.A., I-2-3-4, Friendship Club, I. RUTH ANN EVENS Shortie Y-Teens, 2-3-4, G.A.A., 2-3-4, A-Capella, 4, Inter-class basketball, 2-3-4, Girl's Chorus, I-2-3-4, lt's Hi Time , 4, Baseball, 3. BARBARA EUBANK Y-Teens, -204, G.A.A., I-2-3-4, Spanish Club, I-2, Inter-class basketball, I-2-3, Volleyball, I-2-3, Girl's Chorus, I-2-4, Scholar- ship Tests, Spanish I, Bookkeeping I, English, III, Freshman Handbook Staff, l. SH EILLA FANSLER, Sheena Y-Teens, 4, G.A.A., I, Girl's Chorus, I-2, Ushers, 4, Shorthand Certificates, 60, 80, IOO. MARTHA FERNSLER Y-Teens, I-2-3-4, G.A.A., l-2-3-4, Spanish Club, 2-3-4, President, 3, Girl's Chorus, I-2-3-4, Annual Staff, 4, Assistant typist, Scholarship Tests, English 9, IO, ll, l2, Alg. l, Sp. ll, Com- mittee for Jr. and Sr. invitations, Ushers, 4, Shorthand Certifi- cates, 60 80, IOO. RALPH FLETCHER F.F.A., I-2-3-4. SHIRLEY FOLKERTH Shirl Y-Teens,,2-3-4, Reporter's Club, l, F.H.A., l, Girl's Chorus, I-4, Newspaper Staff, I. GERALDINE FOURMAN Jerry Y-Teens, l-4, G.A.A., l-4, F.F.A., I-2-3, iat Monroe Inter-class basketball, I-2-3, Cat Monroel Volleyball, I-2-3, lat Monroel Band, 4, Orchestra, 4, Scholarships, English, 4. GRACE FOWBLE Y-Teens, I-2-3-4, Service Chairman, 3, Program Chairman, 4, G.A.A., I-2-3-4, Reporter's Club, 3-4, Inter-class basketball, 2-3-4, Volleyball, I-2-3-4, Girl's Chorus, I-2-3-4-, Friendship Club, 2. JO ANN FOX 'J0 Y-Teens, l-2-3-4, G.A.A., I-2-3-4, A-Capella, 4, Spanish Club, I, Inter-class basketball, I-2-3-4, Girl's Chorus, l-2-3-4, School Daze, 3, Intramural basketball, l-2-3-4, lt's High Time. JOAN FRANKMAN JO Y-Teens, 2-3-4, Secretary, G.A.A., l-2-3-4, A-Capella, 4, Re- porter's Club, 2-3, Inter-class basketball, 3-4, Orchestra, l-2-3-4, Honorary Dramatics, 3-4, Annual Play, One Wild Night , 3, Date With Judy, 4, Junior Class Play, Every Family Has One, 3, School Daze, 3, lt's Hi Time, 4, Girl's Chorus, l-2-3-4, Annual Staff, Associate Editor, National Honor Society, 3-4, Scholarship Tests, Spanish ll, Freshman Handbook Staff, l, Ushers, 4, Intermural Basketball, 2-3. GLENNA GADE G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Interclass Basketball l-2-3-4, Volleyball I-2-3-4, Girl's Chorus I-2-3-4, Baseball l. DAVE GAMBLE Annual Staff, art editor, Scholarship Tests, World History, Chem- istry, Quill and Scroll, 4, Committee for Jr. and Sr., decoration, Basketball, 4, National Honor Society, 4. DICK GANGWER, PIanker Hi-Y, 4, G Association, 2-3-4, Spanish Club, 'l, Inter-class Basketball, I-2-3-4, Boy's Chorus, I-2-3, Class Officers, Jr. Pres- ident, Committee for Jr. and Sr. 3, Baseball, I-2-3-4, Reserve Football, 3, Intramural Basketball, I-2-3-4. GENE GILBERT F.F.A. l-2-3-4, Adviser 46-47, Inter-class basketball, l-2-3-4, Volleyball, I-2-3-4, Honorary Dramatics, 4, F.H.A. and F.F.A. Play, Wind in the South , Scholarship Tests, Agriculture, 4, Committee tor Jr. and Sr. Baseball, 4, Intermural Basketball, I-2-3-4. DICK GLUNT . Inter-class basketball, l-2-3, Volleyball, l-2-3-4, Track, l-2, Inter- mural basketball, I-2. MARILYN GLUNT Y-Teens, 4, G.A.A. 4. Inter-class basketball, 2-3-4, Volleyball, l-2-3-4, Girl's Chorus, l-2-3-4, Scholarship Tests, General 4. KATHRYN GOODRICH, Kate Y-Teens, 2-3, G.A.A., l-2-3-4, Cabinet 3, President 4, Letter 4, A-Capella, 4, Reporters Club 3-4, Editor, 4, Letter, 4. Fauna and Flora 2-3, reporters, 3. Interclass basketball, I-2-3-4, Volley- ball, I-2-3, Girl's Chorus, I-2-3-4, Annual Staff, 4, Newspaper Staff, 4, Scholarship Test, English, I-4, Freshman Handbook Staff, I, Organization Editor, Class Officer, Jr. Reporter, Com- mittee tor Jr. and Sr., Orchestra Committee. lt's Hi Time, 4. LUELLA GOUGEAUX BOB GREEN A-Capella, 3-4, Hi-Y, 2-3-4, President, 4, G Association I-2-3-4, Reporters Club, I-2-3-4, Spanish Club, I-2, Volleyball, I-2, Boy's Chorus, I-2-3, Annual Statf, Activities Editor, Newspaper Staff, Sports Editor, School Daze, 3, lt's Hi Time, 4, National Honor Society, 4, Quill and Scroll, 3-4, Class Officers, Sopho- more, President, Sr. Reporter, Track 3 G , Baseball, l-2-3-4, G, l-2-3-4, Cross Country, I, Varsity Basketball, 3-4, G , 3-4, Reserve Football, 2, Varsity Football, 3-4, G 3-4, Reserve Basketball, I-2, Board ot Control, 3-4. JOANNE GROW JO Y-Teens, 3-4, G.A.A., I-2. JUNIOR HARSH, Tractor Hi-Y, 3-4, G Association, 2-3-4, F.F.A. I-2-3-4, Inter-class bas- ketball, I, Volleyball, I-2, Varsity Football 2-3-4. VERA HARSH 4 G.A.A., I, F.H.A., 4, Inter-class basketball, l-2-3-4, Volleyball, 3, Intermural basketball, 3-4. HOWARD HEMMERLY A-Capella, 4, Reporters Club, 2-3-4, Spanish Club, 3-4, Hon- orary Dramatics, 3-4,Annual play, One Wild Night, 3, Boy's Chorus, 2-3-4, Newspaper Staff, 3-4, Scholarship Tests, Latin Il, Spanish I ll, Track, 2. Itts Hi Time, 4, Senior Play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. JIM HERSHEY, Hi-Y, 3-4, Spanish Club, 3, Inter-class basketball, 3-4, Volleyball, 3-4, Band I-2-3-4, Board of Control, 4, Track, 4, Friendship Club, l. BERTHA ANN HILDEBRAND Friendship Club, 3. BILL HUBER, T-Bone Spanish Club, 2, Inter-class basketball, l, Boy's Chorus, l-2-3-4, Baseball, I-2, Intramural Basketball, 2. GLORIA HUDDLE, Butch Y-Teens, l-2-3-4, Vice Pres. 4, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Numerals, 3, A- Capella, 4, Inter-class basketball, I-2-3-4, Volleyball, 3, Band, I-2-4, Orchestra, I-3, Annual Play, 4, Properties Committee A Date With Judy , Junior Class Play, 3, Every Family Has One, Properties committee, Girl's Chorus, l-2-3-4, Annual Staff, 4, Scholarship Tests, English l, English 3-4, lt's Hi Time Friend- ship Club 2, Intermural Basketball, I-2-3-4, Properties Commit- tee, Senior Class Play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. BETTY LOU HUNT, Betsy Y-Teens, 2-3-4, F.H.A. I-2-3-4, F.H.A. and F.F.A. Play Wind In The South. ROBERT WILLIAM JEFFERIS, Jeff Started High School in l94O. In Navy from i943-January I947. Returned to G.H.S. to finish High, School Education. Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Band, Orchestra, Class officers for two years. BARBARA JESSUP, Barb F.H.A. I-2-3-4. AUDREY JEWELL Y-Teens, 4, Reporters Club, 4, Inter-class Basketball, 4, Girl's Chorus, 4, Newspaper Staff, 4, Committee for Jr. and Sr., Stage Crew. RAYMOND JONES Spanish Club 2-3, Inter-class Basketball 2-3-4, Volleyball I-2-3, intermural Basketball 3-4. SARAH KECKLER BARBARA KELTNER, Bobs Y-Teens 3-4, G.A.A., 2-3-4, A-Capella 4, F.H.A. 2-4, Girl's Chorus 2-3-4, It's Hi Time, 4. NEIL KENNARD A-Capella 3-4, Hi-Y 2-3-4, G Association 3-4, Spanish Club I-2, Band I-2-3-4, Junior Class Play Every Family Has One, Boy's Chorus, I-2-3-4, Track I-2-3, Reserve Basketball I-2, Var- sity Football 3-4, Reserve Football I-2, Board of Control in Band. JUANITA KISER Girl's Chorus 2-3-4. HELEN KRUCKEBERG Y-Teens, 4, F.H.A. I-2-5, Jackson, I-2-3, Junior Class Play Meet My Wives , Girl's Chorus I-2-3. JAMES LANTZ, Peter A-Capella 3-4, Boy's Chorus I-2-3-4, Ton's a Fun , Varsity Basketball 3-4, Reserve Basketball I-2, Varsity Football, 4. DONALD B. LEHMAN F.F.A., I-2-3-4, Treasurer, 3-4, Parliamentary Procedure 3-4, Inter-class basketball 2-3, Volleyball 3-4, F.H.A. and F.F.A. Play Wind in the South 4, F.F.A. Basketball team 3-4. JANET LIETTE I G.A.A., 3, F.H.A. 2. HERB LONGFELLOW A-Capella 4, G Association 3-4, F.F.A. 2-4, Volleyball I-2-3, Baseball 4, Varsity Football 3-4, Reserve Football 2, intermural Basketball I-2-3-4. JOHN LONGFELLOW Hi-Y, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Inter-class basketball, I-2-3-4, Volley- ball, I-2-3, Baseball, 3-4, Varsity Football, 3-4, Intramural Basketball, l-2-3-4. PAT MANNIX Y-Teens, I-2-3-4, G.A.A., I-2-3-4, Latin Club, 3-4, Inter-class basketball, I-2-3-4, Miami Scholarship Test, Spanish I, 4, Decoration Committee for Jr. and Sr., Usher, 4. FREDA MAX, Fred Y-Teens, I-2-3-4, G.A.A., I-2-3-4, Entertainment Chairman, 4, Reporter's Club, 4, Inter-class basketball, I-2-3-4, Volleyball, 2-3, Assistant Business Manager of Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff, 4, Refreshment Committee for Jr. and Sr., 3, Friendship Club, 3, Intramural Basketball, I-2-3-4. KENNETH MCCLURE, Kenny Spanish Club, 3, F.F.A., I-2-3-4, Treasurer, 2, Vice President, 4. HAROLD MILES Hi-Y, 3-4, Intramural Basketball, 4, Miami Scholarship Test, General Science, I. S . ... WILLIAM MILLER, Bill Hi-Y, 4, Volleyball, 3, Boy's Chorus, I-2-3, Intramural Basket- ball, 3. A ROBERT MILLER A-Capella, 2-3-4, Band, I-4, School Daze , 3, Ton's a 'Fun, 2, Reserve Football, 2. MAXINE MILLER, Maxs Y-Teens, 4, G.A.A., 4, Girl's Chorus, 2-4, Scholarship Test, Bookkeeping, 3, Decoration Committee for Jr. and Sr., Friend- ship Club, 2. CORRINE LOUISE MONKS, Connie Y-Teens, I-2-3-4, G.A.A., I-2-3-4, Inter-class basketball, I-2-3-4, Volleyball, 2-3, Band, I-2-3-4-, Honorary Dramatics, 3-4, Annual Play, A Date With Judy , 3, Girl's Chorus, 2-3-4, Miami Scholar- ship Test, Alegebra I, 2, Bookkeeping I, 3, Assistant Organization Editor, Freshman Handbook Staff, Class Treasurer, 2, Secretary ot Band, 3, Board of Directors, 4. EUGENE NEALIEGH PHYLLIS JEANNETTE NORTH, NETTE Spanish Club I. EUGENE ODA, Fussy Spanish Club, 2-3, Volleyball, 4, Band, I-2-3-4, Orchestra 2, School Daze, 3, Intramural Basketball, 4, Miami Scholarship Test, General Science, I, Spanish ll, 2. HAROUD R. ONKST, Bud A-Capella, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Latin Club, 3-4, President 3-4, Band I-2-3-4, Orchestra I, Honorary Dramatics 3-4, One Wild Night, 3, Junior Class Play Every Family Has One, 3, Boy's Chorus, I-2-3-4, School Daze , Track I, Miami Scholarship Test General Science I, Senior Scholarship Test. CARMAN OTTMAN Y-Teens I-2, G.A.A. I-2-3-4, A-Capella 4, Spanish Club 2-3-4, Band I-2-3-4, Girl's Chorus 2-4, Senior Scholarship Test 4, Usher 4, lt's High Time 4, Board ot Control in Band 3-4. ROBERT OVERHOLSER, Robin Spanish Club, 2, Inter-class basketball, 4, Volleyball, 2-3. RICHARD OVERHOLSER, Spanish Club, 2, Volleyball, 2. DONNA PASSON, Donnie Y-Teens, 2-3-4, G.A.A., l-2-3-4, Treasurer, 4, Spanish Club, 2, Inter-class basketball, I-2-3-4, Volleyball, 3-4, Publicity Com- mittee Annual Play, I-3, Properties Junior Class Play, 3, Girl's Chorus, 4, Decoration Committee for Jr. and Sr. 3, intermural Basketball I-2-3. HOWARD C. PATTON, Jr. Hi-Y, 2-3-4, Sec. 4, G Association, 3-4,Sec. 4, Volleyball, 3-4, Track, I-2-3-4, Cross Country 3-4, intermural Basketball, 3-4. MARTHA JANE PATTY, Blondie Y-Teens, i-3-4, G.A.A., I-2-3-4, A-Capella, 4, Inter-class basket- ball, I-2-3-4, Volleyball, 3, Orchestra, I-2, Girl's Chorus, I-2-3-4, Decorating Committee tor Jr. and Sr. Intramural Basketball, I-2-3, lt's High Time , 4. SHIRLEY PFOUTS G.A.A., I-2, F.H.A., I-2, Girl's Chorus, I-2-3. RICHARD POLEI, Dick F.F.A., I-2-3. DICK POLING WANDA PRASUHN, Blondie lt's High Time , G.A.A., I-2-3-4, A-Capella, I, Spanish Club, 2-3-4, Inter-class basketball, I-2-3, Girl's Chorus, i-2-3-4. LOWELL E. PRICE, Pudgie Spanish Club, 43-44, Inter-class basketball, '43-44, Volleyball, '43-44, Track, '43, Baseball, '47, Reserve Football, '4i-55, Friendship Club, '44. in '46-'47 weae: MARY LOUISE REED, Weasie Y-Teens, I-2-3-4, G.A.A., I-2-3-4, Spanish Club, 2, Inter-class basketball, I-2-3-4, Band, I-2-3-4, Honorary Dramatics, 3-4, Annual Play, Publicity, I-3, Junior Class Play, Every Family Has One . LEWIS REINHEIMER Spanish Club, I-2, Scholarship Tests, Spanish, 2. GENE RICHARDS Volleyball, 4, Intermural Basketball, 4. DON RIEGLE F.F.A., I-2-3-4, Secretary, 4, Inter-class basketball, I-2-3, Volley- ball, I-2-3, Boy's Chorus, I-2-3-4, Class Officers, Jr. Treasurer, Committee for Jn and Sr., Food Committee, Intramural Basket- ball, I-2-3-4. JOHN ROOT, Sammy Hi-Y, 3-4, Volleyball, 2-3-4, Band, I-2-3, Annual Play, Property Committee, Date With Judy , Scholarship Tests, Algebra I, Track, 2, Intermural Basketball, 3-4. BEVVA LEE ROSS, Bev Y-Teens, 2-3-4, Spanish Club, 4, Inter-class basketball, 2, Com- mittee tor Jr. and Sr., Food Committee, Ushers, 4. LOIS MAE RUNNER, Blondie I I Y-Teens, I-2-4, G.A.A., I-2-3-4, F.H.A., 2-4, Band, I-2-3-4, Girl S Chorus, 3, Ushers, 3 at Junior Play at St. Bernard. RICHARD EUGENE SCHAFER F.F.A., l-2-3-4, Secretary, 3, Reporter, 4, Inter-class basketball, I-2-3-4, Volleyball, I-2-3-4, F.H.A. and F.F.A., Play, Wind in the South , 3, Scholarship Tests, Agriculture, 4, Committee for Jr. and Sr., Food Committee. KEITH SHELING Spanish Club, I-2-3, Reporter's Club, 3, Senior Class Play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. JOHN SEELEY Spanish Club, I-2, Boy's Chorus, I- JACK SPAHR SEILER G Association, 2-3-4, Inter-class Basketball Coach, I, Boy's Chorus, I-2-3-lv, Golf, 2-3-4, Track, I, Reserve Basketball, I-2. GLORIA SHIVERDECKER, Shlvy lt's Hi Time , 4, Y-Teens, I-2-3-4, Social Chairman, 4, G.A.A., I-2-3-4, A-Capella, 2-3-4, Inter-class basketball, I-2-3-4, Volley- ball, 3, Honorary Dramatics, 3-4, Annual Play, 3-4, One Wild Night, Date With Judy , Junior Class Play, 3, 'Every Family Has One , Girls Chorus, I-2-3-4, Annual Staff, Typist, School Daze , Thumbs Up , 3, National Honor Society, 3-4, Cheer- leader, I-2-3-4, earned G , Queen ot G.H.S., 4, Class Otticer, Freshman, Secretary, Committee for Jr. and Sr. Ushers, 4, Intermural Basketball, I-2-3. LOWELL STARK, Guno A-Capella, 4, Hi-Y, 4, 'G Association, 3-4, Spanish Club, I-2, Volleyball, 2, Boy's Chorus, I-2-4, It's High Time , 4, Class Officer, Senior Vice President, Track, I-2-3-4, Stage Crew, I-2, Cross Country, l, Varsity Basketball, 4, Reserve Basketball, l-2-3, Varsity Football, 3-4, Reserve Football, 2. DUDLEY STEINHILBER, EImer Hi-Y, 3-4, Inter-Class basketball, I-2, Committee for Jr. and Sr., Decorations, Baseball, 2-3-4, Varsity Football, 4. HARRY STUBBS I-Ii-Y, 3-4, Reporter's Club, 4, Orchestra, 4, Boy's Chorus, I-2-3-4, Freshman Handbook Stott, Reporter, lt's Hi Time , 4, Committee tor Jr. and Sr. JOHN STUDABAKER F.F.A., I-2-3-4, Track, 4.' MARY SWABB, Sleepy G.A.A., I-2-3-4, Secretary, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Inter-class basket- ball, I-2-3, Volleyball, I-2-3, Honorary Dramatics, 3-4, Junior Class Play, Every Family Has One , Girl's Chorus, 3-4, Com- mittee for Jr. and Sr., Baseball, I-2, Intermural Basketball, I-2-3. NORMA THOMPSON G.A.A., 'l-2-3-4, Fauna Flora, 2-3, F.H.A.,l. PATTY TODD, Pat Y-Teens, I-2-3, G.A.A., I-2-3-4, Reporter, 4, A-Capella, 4, Re- porter's Club, 2-3-4, Inter-class basketball, I-2-3-4, Volleyball, I-2-3, Orchestra, I-2-3, Honorary Dramatics, 4, Annual Play, A Date With Judy , 4, Junior Class Play, Prompter, Girl's Chorus, I-2-3-4, lt's Hi Time , 4, Scholarship Tests, English, I, Committee for Jr. and Sr., Decorations, Intermural Basketball, I-2-3, Honorary Dramatics. DON TURNER, Red G Association, 3-4, Inter-class basketball, I, Volleyball, I-2-3-4, Band, I-2-3-4, Orchestra, I-2-3-4, School Daze , 3, Ton's a Fun , 2, Scholarship Tests, History, 2-3, Committee tor Jr. and Sr., Orchestra Committee, Track, 2-3-4, Baseball, I-3-4, Varsity Basketball, 4, Reserve Basketball, 2-3, Reserve Football, 2-3, Intermural Basketball, I, Board ot Control in Band, 4. RAYMOND WESTFALL, Lefty Hi-Y, 2-3-4, G Association, I-2-3-4, Fauna and Flora, 2, Inter-class basketball, I-4, Volleyball, I-2, Track, I-2, Baseball, I-2, Reserve Basketball, I-2, Varsity Football, l-2-. FREDERICK WETZEL, Wagnall Inter-class basketball, 4, Volleyball, 3, Band, 3-4, School Daze , 3, Scholarship Tests, 3, Track, 3, It's Hi Time , 4. TOM WILLIAMS ROBERTA WOGAMAN, Squirt Y-Teens, I-2-3, G.A.A., I-2-3-4, Secretary 4, A-Capella, 3-4, Inter-class baketball, I-2-3, Junior Class Play, Prompter, Every Family Has One , Girl's Chorus, I-2-3-4, Annual Staff, 4, Miami Scholarship Tests, English, I, Freshman Handbook Staff, I, It's Hi Time , 4, Class Officer, Freshman, Vice President, Eomdmittee for Jr, and Sr., Decorations, Ushers, 4, IOO in Short- an . PHYLLIS WOLF, Wolfess G.A.A, I-2-3, Spanish Club, I-2, F.H.A., I, Friendship Club, I, Senior Class Play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. BOB WRIGHT, Apey A-Capella, 2-3-4, G Association, I-2-3-4, Boy's Chorus, I-2-3-4, School Daze , 3, It's Hi Time , 4, Ton's a' Fun ,2, Track, I-2-3-4, 1-2-3-4, Baseball, 1-2-3-4, Hof' 1-2-34, varsity Basketball, 2-3-4, G 2-3-4, Reserve Basketball, I, Varsity Football, I-2-3-4, G I-2-3-4, King of G.H.S., 4. SHIRLEY ANN YATES, Shlrl Y-Teens, 3-4, G.A.A., 'l-2-3-4, F.H.A., l, Volleyball, I-2, Girl's Chorus, 3-4. RUBY YODER, Spanish Club, 2-3-4, President and Secretary, National Honor Society, 3-4, Scholarship Tests, Bookkeeping I, Ushers, 4, IOO in Shorthand. JACK ZIRKLE, Reporter's Club, 4, Spanish Club, I-2, Honorary Dramatics, 3-4, Boy's Chorus, I-2-3-4, Scholarship Tests, General Science, I, Cross Country, I-2-3-4, Track, I-2-3, It's Hi Time , 4. ncknwueuywm Members of The Annual STaff wish To Thank The following Teachers and sTudenTs for rendering aid in producing The 1947 Chief. 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