Greenville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Greenville, PA)

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MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1959: Congratulations to each member of the Senior Class for continuing your studies and meeting the require- ments for graduation. There is ample evidence to indicate that your work in our school has equipped you well to begin new studies or training in proportion to the success that you have attained here. There are many opportunities in the future for each of you. An increasing number of skilled and well edu- cated people are needed to sustain and advance our very complex economy. The need for such persons will increase even more rapidly in the future as new frontiers are developed. May you use the skills and understandings developed at Greenville High School to attain worthwhile and challenging goals ahead. Sincerely yours, HUGHES BRININGER . . . Um' Primqml HUGHES D. BRININGER B.S., Susquehanna University Ed.M., University of Pittsburgh Senior Iligh School Principal HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE : Mr. Hughes Brininger, High School Principalg Miss Janet Patterson and Miss Sandra Beckman, Secretaries. 13

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At the Head of Our Jlcboolr. MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS: Graduation from high school is a major step in prep- aration for a life of service to others. It provides a basis for continued preparation so that you may make the maximum contribution to our universal society. VVhen you complete your academic training and engage in a given occupation or profession, the respon- sibility of service to others may seem secondary to per- sonal gain and gloryg however, a self-appraisal of true values will reveal your importance in terms of your service to others. To offer the full measure of service of which you are capable, you must take advantage of opportunities that will provide for maximum mental, physical, and spiritual growth. Your friends and associates stand ready to help, but you must provide the initiative and determination to succeed. Broaden the horizons of universal accomplishment by building on the past and thus extend the present beyond its known limits. Accept the challenges which are rightfully yours and chart a course of personal development which will enable you to help make the world a better place in which to live. CHARLES C. WEPSIC CHARLES C. WEPSIC B.S., Lock Haven State Teachers College lN'I.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Ed.D., University of Pittsburgh Supvrinterzdent ry' Schools GREENVILLE AREA JOINT SCHOOL BOARD : Mrs. Eleanor Kilnerg llfrs. Louise Stoeberg blr. VVarren Mitchellg Dr. Robert C. Petersg Mr. Joseph N. Yorkeg Dr. Gilbert H. Diehl, Vice Presidentg Dr. Charles C. Wepsie, Superintendent of Sehoolsg Mr. Norman P. lllortensen, Presidentg Mr. James Henryg Mrs. June Harpstg Mr. Robert N. Loveg Mrs. Dorothy Oehs, Secretary to School Districtg Mr. Okley Gruberg Mrs. Naomi lllarting hir. Joseph VV. Rileyg Mr. Charles H. Rayg Mr. Owen J. VVathan, Jr. Nut in Picture: Mr. Alton D. Sehadtg hir. Clarence H. llfyers.

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With 61 Gmkling Word . . . Although Mr. Brininger is lmnsivr than ever this your with ull the problems of :I new school, he still finds time to help ns with our incliviflnul prolmlenis :ind to talk to us :ilmnt onr special interests. Here senior majorottes are displaying il new :ulrlition to their nniforlns. DEAN K. CR,0W'TIIl'lR JABIES NI. SMITH , i A .-LB., Grove City College? M-Ed.. B.S. in Ed., Edinlmoro State Teac-llers : H vkg, 5 'V I University ol' Pittslinrgh Collegeg DLA., Columbia University 'X 1' . ' i it i..' If' l"l Q -' I 9 rl' ' ' g A K i - f , ,n,g,1.s1, . mia, i fll ms Iimlngy iiil .,i . , I :::' , Hi: .r l .. ..-' a- ei l 2-: s F sf ! '," Guidnnee Director, Mr. Smith, :incl r-hiss gnidnnr-e f'0lIIlS0l0TS7BII'. Rimmey, Mrs. Linn, and Mr. Crowther-study individual class records. 14