Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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to maintain good One of the most popular subjects taught in Greenville High is physical education. It is required for pupils from grades 7 to 11. The classes meet twice a week in the gym and engage in seasonal sports. One of the newest pieces of equipment is the trampoline which was financed by a gym night. Each year the gym classes sponsor a gym night and open house. The student's parents are invited to see what the students have accomplished during the year. With the health money made from this project different pieces of equipment are bought to be used in the gym classes. Picture Below-Eighth grade gym class practicing on the trampoline. Mrs. Joy Ann Hoffman--girls' physical education, hygieneg Bowling Green State University, B.S. in Education, Miami University. Mr. Paul Dellerba-physical education, hygiene, manual trainingg B.S. in Education, Miami University. Mr. William Woodworth-physical education, history, B.S. in Education, Wittenberg. page sixteen

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to appreciate music Our high school oH'ers several courses for the students who have ability in music. ln the area of vocal music, there are Boys' and Girls' chorus classes as well as the AfCapella Choir. All vocal music is under the direction of Miss Hill. Mr. Carter and Mr. Brown instruct the students in instrumental music. Connected with the Instrumental Music Department are the Marching Band, Concert Band, and Orchestra. Instruction in these two fields is offered to the students at least twice a week. page fifteen Miss Elizabeth Hill-Vocal musicg B.S. in Education. Mr. James Carter-instrumental musicg B. Music Ed., Otterbein College, M. Education, Ohio Uni- versity. Mr. Dwight Brown-Instrumental music: Ohio State University, B.S. in education, Miami Uni- versity. Bottom Left-Miss Hill accompanies a group of freshman-sophomore girls in practice for the Winter Miisical. Bottom Right-Mr. Brown directs the orchestra in practice for the Winter Musical. 2 T x 'i , , ..' ' ' , , if ' 5551 are 4, L

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to prepare for higher learning After the completion of six years in the elementary schools, the students are trans- ferred to the Junior High which is in the high school building. The junior high prepares these students for their high school education. The junior high teachers are: Miss Otilla McGreevey-Literature, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, B.S. in Education, Miami University. page seventeen f-flu , t -L Top Left-Junior High geography student helps explain the day's lesson to the class. Mr. Jack Raudabaugh-arithmetic, coachg Carnegie Institute of Technology, B.S. in Education Ohio State University, University of Cincinnati. Mr. john Shea-geography, history: BS. in Educa- tion, Ohio State University. Miss Nancy Bice-Englishg B.S. in Education, Miami University. Mrs. Mary Raach-Literatureg A.B., University of Kentucky. Mr. Edwin J. Stoltz-arithmetic, driver's trainingg A.B. Otterbein College, Graduate work, Uni- versities of Cincinnati and Notre Dame. Z ,,,.., E wr i W