Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY

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Scenes from both boys' and girls' physical education classes. Physical Our school believes that a well balanced person must besides having good training in the more classic phases of education, also have a well developed body. Towards that goal our school has a very good gym course. This course is one of the more popular of the courses in our high school. It is required for all students from grades 7 to 11. Educadon These classes meet two times a week for every pupil and the activities are divided seasonally. Noon hour activities also promote these sports and tournaments in football, boys' and girls' basketball, volleyball, badminton, baseball and kickball are followed with interest by the student body. Page Sixteen

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Board of Education The school board, elected by the voters of Greenville, has the important responsibility of keeping the Greenville public schools run- ning smoothly and efficiently. lt is its duty to select teachers well qualified to instruct the younger generation of Greenville in the arts and sciences. It is also its duty to select text- books and courses of study which will give the best variety and quality possible to the school curriculum. Left to right-Mrs. Hugh Tierney, Mr. Sheldon Vannoy, Mr. Robert Kolp, clerk, Superintendent R. W. Duncan, Dr. Robert Wilson, Mr. Wilber Spidel. The newly arranged courses of study for next year have had to be approved by the board of education. The board also supervises the up- keep ofthe buildings and grounds of our public schools with an always watchful eye on the funds allowed for such purposes. The board's job is not an easy one and is sometimes a thank- less one, but it functions very efficiently. Left to right-Mrs. Eugenia Brown, Mr. Kolp's secretary: Miss Mildred Cassel, Mr. Duncan's secretaryg Mrs. Effie Boyd, Mr. Warner's secretaryg Miss Catherine Moore, head librarian. Page Eighteen