Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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to understand ou World History, American History, Govern- ment, Family Relations, and Sociology are the subjects offered to the students of Greenville High to acquaint them with the past, remind them of the present and to prepare them for the future. rselves and others Mr. Ralph Raach-World History, Hillsdale CMichi- ganj College, A.B.g Graduate work Miami Uni- versity. Mr. Charles Henderson Detling-Government, senior mathg A.B. Miami University, A.M. Ohio State University, Graduate work Universities of Chicago and Cincinnati. Mr. Eugene Phelps-United States History, Family Relations, Sociology, A.B. Oberlin Collegeg gradu- ate work Miami University. Mr. Ralph Raach, explains a history project to his 7th period World History Class. page eleven

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'W , 53 to express ourselves There are four foreign languages-Latin, Spanish, French, and German-four years of English and Public Speaking taught in our high school as a means of expressing ourselves through language. The instruc- tors of these subjects are: Top, Left to Right- Miss Rubyjane Etter-Latin, English X9 A.B. Oberlin College, M.A. Ohio State University. Mr. 1. E. Oliver-journalism, German, Plane Geometry: Manchester College, M.A. Miami University. Mr. Donald Mahan-Public Speaking and Junior Jerry Schmalenberger, Dick Goodrich, Bob Leck- licler, and Herbert Hauberg rehearse for a public speaking class play. jane Caupp, Oliver Flory, and Jacqueline Kosier find the scene of The Canterbury Tales for senior English Class. High Englishg B.S. Mount Union College. Miss Ethel Hathaway-English X, and English XIg A.B. Ohio Wesleyan University. Miss Catherine Boyer-English XI3 B.S. Miami University. Mr. Homer Huston-English IX, and Junior High Englishg B.S. Miami University. Mr. Othello Ottman-Spanish I and IIg B.A., B.S. Valparaiso: University Graduate work Universi' ties of Wisconsin and Ohio State and University of Spain. Mrs. Kathryn Griner-English XII, French 15 B.S. Bowling Green State University M.S. University of Michigan. page ten

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to explore and reason Togr-Marjorie King and Eddie Hauck use micro- scopes in Biology. Bottom-Mr. Kludy shows two general science students how to create a vacuum. Algebra, Business Arithmetic, Plane Ge- ometry, Solid Geometry, trigonometry and senior math are the courses offered the high school students in the field of mathe- matics and General science, Biology, Chem- istry, and Physics are the science courses offered. These courses inspire the students to an interest in the unknown, and teach them to think and reason logically. Algebra, solid geo- metry, trigonometryg - ,253 A V A.B., Ohio Wesleyan ' University. at X We X si M' L h Jff ' ' iss ea e eris- . 'f ... ,gt wa Ja Mr. Harry Metzger- chemistry, physics, arithmeticg A.B. Ot- terbein Collegeg M.A. Miami University. Miss Helen Deeter- Biologyg B.S. in Edu- cation, Miami Uni- versity. 'Y'-Ms Mr. Lauren Kludy- general science, B.S. . A Michigan Stateg 'gl' Graduate work E 1 3 ' M 1 a m 1 and Ohi o H ,M I, S t a t e Universities. page twelve