Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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Der Deutsche Verein Sodali Striving to promote interest in the language and the people, the German club has speakers from the land itself and films on different German subjects in its monthly meetings. The annual Christmas party, a treasure hunt and a modern language assembly with the Spanish and French clubs were high- lights of the year. The officers for this year were: Jerry Schmalenberger, presidentg Barbara Michael, vice-president, Jerry Owens, secretary-treasurer, and Jim Oliver, reporter. Mr. John Oliver is the adviser. tas Latina The Latin club of G. H. S. is open to all students who have successfully com- pleted one full year of Latin. The main event of the year is the Roman banquet. At this the new members are dressed as slaves and are servants to the old members. The club, under the supervision of Miss Rubyjane Etter, awards annually two silver medals, to the student with the highest scholastic average over a consecutive two year Latin study and to the person rendering the most service to the club. Page Twenty-Five

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Les Francais The newest club in Greenville high school is the French club, organized just two years ago for the students taking French I and ll. Les Francais, under the direction of Mrs. Kathryn Griner, wrote to French correspondents as a club project. The other features of their activities were a modern language assembly and a picnic with the other modern language clubs. Mary jo. Randall was the president of the French club this year with Sue Ann Garret as the vice-president, Farris Dunlap as the secre- tary, Nancy Warner as the treasurer, and Linda Alley as the reporter. Sociedad Castellana The purpose of Sociedad Castellana, the oldest organization in the school, is to learn about the customs of the Spanish speaking people. Each year two medals are given to the boy and girl outstanding in second year Spanish by the National Association of Teachers of Spanish. The finance program for the year was the collecting of tax stamps. The 1951-52 officers were: Dick Timmons, president, Charles Wag- goner, vice-president, Joanne Hobson, secretary, Jane Van Dyke, treasurer, Jean Mowery, reporter, and Mr. Ottman, the Spanish instructor, was the club adviser. Page Twenty-Four

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Y- Teens The Y-Teen Club of Greenville high school, a branch of the Young Women's Christian As- sociation, is a part of a national organization instituted to promote community service. The Sadie Hawkins Day party, a turn-about affair, highlighted the club's activities for the year. The girls called for their dates and pre- sented them with vegetable corsages. Other annual events on the club's calendar were the Easter Sunrise service, the mother- daughter banquet and the installation of new officers in May when each senior is presented with a red rose. Miss Helen Deeter, biology teacher, acts as adviser to the club. Officers of the club are headed by Kay Birt, president, Sondra McVay, vice-president, Myra Sue Taylor, secretary, Gayle Kreider, treasurerg and Barbara Sue Boyer, reporter. Committee chairmen are: Jeanne Goubeaux, serviceg Jerie McFarland, publicity, Mary Ann Hawley, program, Mary Ann Gatchell, mem- bership and Phyllis Carpenter and Sheila O'Brien, music. Page Twenty-Six Seated left to right-Myra Taylor, Phyllis Carpenter, Mary Ann Hawley, Gayle Kreider. Standing left to right- Sondra McVay, Sheila O'Brien, Kay Birt, Mary Ann Gatchell, Verne Shroder, Barbara Boyer, Jeanne Goubeaux, and Miss Deeter. Y-Teens at a regular monthly meeting.