Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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S U It If R I N T Ii N Il F N '11 MR. C. L. BAILEY was graduated from Otterbein college where he earned his Bachelor ot Arts de- gree. Later he received his Master of Arts degree from Miami University. Mr. Bailey has been associated with the Greenville public schools for the past thirty years. After serving two years as a science teacher in the high school he was made principal and a few years later became superintendent of the city's public school system. As superintendent, Mr. Bailey is automatical- ly a member ot the Board of Education and is now also chairman of the committee which is investi- gating the physical needs of the local schools. PIHNITI ' MR. PAUL C. WARNER has served as principal of Greenville high school for the last nineteen years. Before his appointment to this position he was an instructor in academic subjects in G. H. S. for nine years. A graduate of Greenville high school, Mr. Warner received his Bachelor of Science degree from Ohio State university in 1918. In 1931 he gained his Master of Arts degree from Miami University. In May, 1948, Mr. Warner sponsored a trip to Washington, D. C., that enabled three hundred people from Darke county to visit the nation's capital. This fine opportunity was of exceptional value to the many students who were able to go.

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rf :V .i H ta if. 4' 95 ' Vt ' 'li' 39 .1 tv iv wt 1'-. f it 2 vs ut vnvxjiv HJ 1 F li EQ nlgfthxvt.. tar H list 1 e fa- Q. 1 .ft H :J ., . , , .., t. , ,, . ty 'f qt' .1 s la, f G Q. t, Left to right: Mr. Eley, Mr. Henderson, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Kolp, Mr. Coppess, Mr. Vannoy. 1321. '51,- ' l ti ll . -r it t W via. 1 t N313 AP f . . . A ns, ' 1' ' I s M, 1 ' ' i Y lt -Ziggy I. l i fu . .... .L 'wt A .N t bf f - r'., t, ,...- ft yr... f '. mx -ttf x - f 1 wait? writ- will t 4 ' ' wp, LW 'Y ,. ... .Wy Q31 ,rf 'gig t.rQ:1'p5t.-. ., , t'11g.,.5Ltf it r-.vt t ', 1 .LAI QAW52 w .url ix. gl -,5-., ,. f- 41. To keep the schools of Greenville operating efficiently is the purpose cmd desire of the Board ot Education. It is its duty to aid in the selection of teachers, textbooks and courses of study and to supervise the care of the grounds and the maintenance of buildings that make-up the public school system. The members are elected on a non-partisan ticket. Mr. Robert Coppess, Mr. Sheldon Vannoy, Mr. Howard Eley and Mr. Robert Henderson were the elected members that served this year. Also on the Board is Mr. C. L. Bailey who, as superintendent of city schools, is automati- cally a member. Mr. Robert Kolp served as clerk. This group is composed of an active group of business men who are interested in the progress and welfare of the city public school system and function as a unit in considering the best interests of the schools. Through the continual and sincere efforts of this Board the scholastic rankings of Greenville schools are main- tained.

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K 5 f f 'l ' ,IAQ it ff! is J' it it Due to its importance, the study of English is stressed in all school years. The attention given to this course is equally divided between establishing grammatical rules for correct usage and the study of literature produced by writers of the various ages.