Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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...- h. Orpha N. Palmer Home Economics Home Economics is taught for the purpose of preparing students for better home life. Highlights of this course are: home care of the sick, the study of household equipment, home furnishings, family relationships, clothing, foods, laundry and child care. There are four years of home economics taught in Greenville High School. About ll0 girls are enrolled in these classes. Mrs. Orpha N. Palmer instructs the three upper classes. She received her Bachelor of Science degree from Ohio State University. The Future Homemaker's of America club is under the advisorship of Mrs. Palmer. She is also a member of the State-Degrees Committee and President of the Home Economics Section of Ohio Vocational Asso- ciation. Page Twenty-seven un

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French I N1 rs. Griner has completed six years of college and university training. She received a degree of Bachelor of St-iciice in Education with majors in English, his- tory and foreign languages from Bowling Green State lniversity, and a lVlaster of Arts degree in French from the University of Michigan. She teaches three classes in French and one in American literature. As Dean of Girls she conducts three classes in orientation for freshman girls, takes care of the girls' daily attendance records, assists in high school sched- uling and serves on the principal's advisory council. ln extracnrricular activities she is head sponsor of the senior class, advisor to the Annual Staff, Frencli Clnlr advisor, Student Council advisor, and co-sponsor of the Girls, Athletic Association. She is also a member of the activities committee. Page Twenty-six '1'1'f Kathryn Griner

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ik Q Wilma S. Creamer ill! Home Economics This program in homemaking is liuilt around the activities which are the integral parts of family life, the Work of the family, their recreation, their thinking and planning for and with each other. The program gives consideration also to many aspects and proli- lems of family life in Ohio today, the management of money, the nutritional needs and clothing of the family. The management of time, energy, and the care of children are included. Besides teaching Home Economics I, Miss Creamer also is assistant advisor to the Future Homemakers of America and the Girls' Athletic Association. Miss Creamer received her Bachelor of Science degree from Ohio State University. She attended Cornell University, University of Syracuse, and Penn State. Page Twcntyreight