Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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Saddles are naTionally recognized as The mark of The Teen- ager because Their scuffed, careless appearance may besT express The carefree feeling of young people. Looking more closely, we find by Taking Those shoes aparf --down To The lasT nail-a sorT of comparison beTween school life of a young person and Those 'shoes he loves so well. In doing This we also find, for all The casual love of fun ex- pressed, ThaT The foundafion for ciTizenship builT Through The school years is done so noT wiThouT labor. 3

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E ..,.gv , 1 f f f i l - X xxx' 'llll,2lQL Inu. 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.