Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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MR. R. W. DUNCAN Principal Mr. Paul C. Warner has given the princi- pal's welcoming speech to the new freshmen in our high school for the last twenty-three years. Before he became principal he taught for nine years in this same high school from which he gradu- ated! He has a Bachelor of Science degree from Ohio State University and a Master of Arts degree from Miami University. Mr. Warner owns and operates a fine farm here in Darke county and has a keen interest in farms and farming methods. He has made a success of two jobs that are careers within themselves-teaching and farming. Greenville is fortunate to have as the principal of its high school, a man with such broad interests, especi- ally since our school includes pupils from both rural and urban areas. Page Nineteen Superintendent Mr. Robert Duncan is a first year man in the Greenville public schools system. He came here from West Milton, Ohio after seventeen years in the schools there. He started at West Milton as an elementary principal, then high school principal, and finally superintendent for nine years. Mr. Duncan graduated from Ohio State in 1934 with a Bachelor of Arts de- gree in liberal arts. He returned later and in 1942 received his Master of Arts degree, majoring in school administra- tion. He is active in Rotary and is on the district Boy Scout committee. Mr. Duncan has taken over very effi- ciently a job that demands much of his time and energy. He is introducing to the school many new ideas and methods which he has learned through his many years of experience. MR. PAUL C. WARNER ' I 1

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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

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Faculty M: ,if , :-' YEL' ' .sy ::. ' a- I ' , If Page Twenty MR. C. L. BAILEY: Seventh grade arithmetic MR. DWIGHT BROWN: Junior orchestra, high school orchestra, high school band, grade school supervision and group in- struction MR. IAMES CARTER: Group instruction, high school marching band MR. PAUL DELLEBRA: Senior high physical education, eighth grade hygiene, junior and senior high manual training, football coach MISS NANCY BRICE: Seventh grade English MR. CHARLES DETLING: Civics, sociology, U. S. History MISS CATHERINE BOYER: Junior English MR. GUY GLUNT: Agriculture I, II, III, IV MISS WILMA CREAMER: General home economics, seventh, eighth and ninth grades home economics MR. ROBERT HAWES: Freshman manual training, mechanical drawing MISS EDNA DAY: Business arithmetic, book- keeping MR. HOMER HUSTON: Freshman English MISS HELEN DEETER: Biology MR. LAUREN KLUDY: General science MISS RUBYJANE ETTER: Latin I and II, Freshman English MR. DONALD MAHAN: Eighth grade English, public speaking MRS. KATHRYN GRINER: Senior English, French I and II MR. HARRY METZGER: Chemistry, physics