Greencastle High School - Minaret Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1954 volume:

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Q' I' A 1 - n A T' .Ed f '- , V , f ' 4 it I 2fW j' ww MMM: flfmemfa 7fze ew Gm la qws ear Greencastle-ltes or fellow students as the case may be It was exactly 7 09 a m on Sept 2 I remember scores of girls ln front of me and more boys m back of me rushmg up those front steps Some giggled others laughed and others yelled a httle but no one seemed to notlce me which IS a little hard to explain seemg that I just cant manage to keep that tall of 1n1ne tucked in the pocket of thls first palr of long pants Noticed or not I managed to make my way to the office marked prlnclpal and Mr McCammon looked me over tall all four feet whiskers and two ears and after pouring over all Indlana educational regulations he said No reason at all why the Tlger Cub cant enroll at CHS Well that settled that and that s how I began my career at Greencastle High School Greencastle Indiana in the year 1903 Startmg ln the seventh grade I took home loads of books each night burned the midnight Oll and found my elf through the eighth came into the ninth just in time to pohsh shoes for the sophs was upped to the junlor level ln time to help wlth prom decoratlons and became a semor just in tune to glVC Don Shuee a flnal hft with those coke cases And when I wasnt studying I helped out the fellas on the teams. Its really my fault the plgSklf1 season turned out the way it dld you see I just had too much happemng to me Im trulv sorry and I apologx e for this over sight on my part No one behexes me but Ive sure been up there on the hoops and haye given that basketball a shove through the circle mor times tnan the Colds ln phyS1CS Ive sohed E mc and Nir ElllStClIl reports Im the only flger Cub either in or out of captlvlty to put lns I'CI'ltlXltN theory in an understandable form Iye learned ancient IllStOl'y lnvestlgated the republlcans and the democrats and m sp te f Miss Bartley s best eftorts Latin is still Greek to me These are a few of the thlngs I can tell you about there are many more of these accomphshments But IIS the lmportant things I remember now as the equmovc change ends thls chool year of years the year I went through GHS Its a little hard to say the thlngs that really matter Yet they must be said for Ive come to know CHS as a place where every body comes up through the grades thls builds frlendshxps GHS offers you a chance to know your IlClgIlb0I'S this cuts down in tolerance which plagues later hfe GHS fosters and encourages a discussion of confhctmg thoughts this someday may prevent thoughts of conflict CHS allows all to worship a they please thlS rules out the pOSSlblIlly of the cry Please may we worship? So you see these are some of the lmportant things And all of these things have happened this year I shall always remember thls year the year I went through GHS 3 QQ 50 N MN X S -J 1 ,Lili Slncerely and affectlonately yours The Tiger Cub I D ' , - s 2 ' : 1 9 . . , . . . D . . . U . 5 . S6 ' ' 77 ' , 1 . . . . , , A 1 n n u . . . N . 7 3 9 37 7 I 7 , . . . 7 7 . . L 7 r 3 . .I 'S U . , 7 v' A 1 I I 7 -- . . , t Q A 'V 1 I 7 ' , I9 6.2 .Q - . 1 A . 7 K . 1 - -. fj- : A 1 Q n Q . -- V - berry' outfit will give me credit for. . , I - 2 . . , 9 ' 1 1 l ' l -A r v . v - u Y . L 1 Y. 'V' Y . . ' 7 7 I- . ve r I X . . . . i 'X ' l Q ' x I . M , - 9 . - K x gif, L I 1 f ' , . Y . v 1 v ' 9 . ' 7 , 9 ' X ' ' . c u , . ' s : . . . . Y U . ,q ' 9 9 ' HIV! j ,:A:h,, 5 'fw ff ,V k li, 4. !. t W 5 - 9 Y mx! in r 1 1 -1'- ns ' ,W 'Wiggle' - Q vb ., 513511111 4. all J!-L iq, . I ., ww ,Wi fs. -1 '7 I -fl fa' 'v 9 'Tix I W - s ? W' -Mg. A .JL in vJ4f 155 . Q Q,- 6 ,, 5 1 ff ii ' X PLUS Y EQUALS 64-As Frosh many a long hour was spent in algebra class. UBI IGNIS EST?-There were many times when we wondered how the Romans ever rlid it. Their Latin was never like ours, or vice versa-as the case may be. CHEMISTRY-H20 minus one. We have achieved the title of most destructive. CASH OR CHARGE?-From this general business class come the future business men and women. COM0' ESTA' USTED-The Spaniards must have been brave souls to have survived their language. AGRICULTURE-We always, wonder if these boys leaming the fundamentals of good farming ever come up with an answer to whether the chicken or egg came first. EQUALS S A S-After a year of geometry we all felt like Pythagorus. JUST LOOKIN' FOR THE FACTS MAM-The library can well he termed the laboratory of the entire school, for it is the knowledge center of GHS. CONSTITUTIONS A N D T R E A TIE S-W h o knows-maybe one of us will become president some day as a direct result of our civics study. 2534512 fx 9.49 X S 'YT 9 C3 B o ig FH il t.t fbeaelapa 364114 8 fm L ' , Q v WHAT DO I DO NOW? --ln his role as counselor, Mr. Skelton helps the boys make decisions regard- ing their school problems. WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK--These boys learn to transform raw materials into usable articles. MAY I HELP YOU?-Distributixc occupation class members spend half of their time in class and half on the job is a real situation. T VERSUS T. Among the clatter of dishes and the hum of sewing machines, future housewives are trained. A HELPING HAND-Miss Daggy returned the second semester to her post as girls' counselor after spending a semester in France. There's assistance from this office-all free just for the asking. DEBIT OR CREDITAA bank book can be most baffling .... and particulary so with bookkeeping students. Yet where would we be without the training? THE QUESTION IS TO HAVE A JOB FOR CREDIT-By an approved on-the jobstraining pro- gram, students are taught occupational theory in class sessions and then put that knowledge to work in an actual job situation. TYPING-asdfghjkl-Some of us learned, but some of us still use the Columbus system of pecking and then discovering. FROGS, WORMS, AND FOHNIELDEl-IlDEffSoph- omores spend many hours studying the action of amoeba, . . . and for weekly tests. ii A l , 'AL ' HEY I ,K X ll , L., .l fc fn I I 7 N i ' A ,no f '. f . G7 ' ?Qffl5 ' 1 , ll li 4 1 0 1, E ,, ? -if-L- . ,..fl- - -,,..,T ,-,,..., 3- - f--4 .?-, 4 - ' ' :il-. 1-,,.. .g-F2 f-,.. Qllaai Upp-ofnlunlllly 0 lem Q W -K , . ,O A 3 as fv f A-Q --..- . ,Rx 4 Sal:-aolgaaful... ....I0 Gffzczdl ........... .fo qacully ............. ll Semafauu, Gudodawx . .15 ZELLA ADAMS Commerce, sophomore class MAY I HAVE YOUR ATTENTION FOR ANNOUNCE- MENTS-And with this morning salutation through the P. A. life-line of the school, Norman McCammon directs the activities at CHS. A graduate of Indiana State Teachers College, Mr. McCammon received his master's degree from Indiana University. From a class room teacher of typing and commercial subjects, the boss man was principal in Owensville before coming to the Tiger Cub school five years ago. Although his duties as prin- cipal are exacting, Mr. McCammon on a so-called bus man's holiday takes time out to attend all school functions, makes time for participation in civic activities, and still manages the time to practice his teaching methods on his small fry, Timmie, 5 and Ka-:en Annie, 8. fze ancf ffze aacuflq Memdmd GENE AKERS MINNIE NIAE BARTLEY WILLIANI BISHOP Chemigtry, agriculture, FFA English Latin Latin club English history seventh sponsgr, senior class sponsor sponsor YTeens Junior class grade sponsor convocations YETTA COLSTON DOROTHY COMPTON 'VIARGARET CURD General Science, health, Home Economics, FHA spon- Art Art club sponsor Junior Red Cross sponsor, sor, junior class head sponsor eighth grade sponsor uicfe W4 1410119 7f12wa9fz '7fzeia '7e ELIZABETH DAGCY Senior High counselor, Eng- lish, student council sponsor THOMAS GOLDSBERRY Physical education, h e alt h and safety, athletic director, basketball and baseball and coach, athletics committee MARIAN DRYDEN Junior High counselor, English REESE HAMMOND Junior High counselor, geog- raphy, spelling, campaigns committee ANNA EVANS Senior High c 0 u n s el o r, English HAZEL HAN NA Physical education, C A A sponsor, freshman c l a s s sponsor +4 HAROLD HARDNIAN NEVEE HARNEY HERNDON IRWIN English an Mathematics, seventh grade urer freshman basketball sponsor mcfa-ace am! eauade ' .744 Una DON MARKETTO Music, band and choir director MADONNA 0,1-IAIR Mathematics. eighth grade sponsor, scholarship com- mittee .IOHN MCCULLOUCH Industrial Arts, seventh grade sponsor JEAN PROCASKEY English. speech, Minaret and Inkpot adviser, senior class sponsor v mml iff' School accountant, secretary Sf-eff-tary to the principal . Une 25444 71ml fqae '70 Game THEY KEEP THE SCHOOL RUNNIN G least, for whvn things go SMOOTHLY-School custodians lra Williams, a way of going, students Audrey Cradick, Russell Leslie and Roy Dickson. alike send out an SOS to Listed last, this quartet, however, is far from H0 lime, all is ship-shape wrong as things have and faculty members this crew ..... And in again. gf! ...nos -0- f 'XJ -f..Q.-'af O ,-5 ,4-'K 'QQ Qaedunm.. 1' M we MAN 'LM .P ..l3 ..3.2 ...35 ...39 ..-4.2 0 S QQ HE EE gr 0 7 I Xt . I :- TH!! ff Dj i ' A JJ? QF Q f M ' 5 T- S 5- f 'gig l 01 I 2 1 IC' .-E i 40 THE BIG FOUR The senlor clas offrcers--President Carolyn Humbert and Treasurer ICH!! Roach Spent IUHUY Bemle Harris Vlce President Jeanme Hxckman Secretary busy hours makmg plans for thls year '7!w 749m GM 7fzae fwdm am! Une of 1954 18 if y J . I 1 U f SL Soon Wd! .feaae an LINDA ALLEN-Diversified Occupations 43 FHA l-2-33 CAA 3 Clee Club I-23 Prom Committees 33 Style Show BILL AMERS-Latin Club 1-3-4. MARVIN ARNOLD--Choir 13 FFA 1-2-3-43 4-H 1-23 Judging l2'3-43 Rotary Contest 1. BOB ASHWORTH-Football 2-3-43 G Club 2-3-43 Latin Club 1-23 Student Council 43 MELBA BALDWIN-F HA 1-2-3-43 Glee Club 1-2 3 Intra- mural Sports 1-23 Office Practice 43 Style Show 1-2-3g YTeens 34g Play Committee 3. ROSETTA BEAMS-Glee Club 1-23 Latin Club 13 Library Club 43 Office Practice 43 Style Show 1. MARCIA BETTIS-Diversified Occupations 43 FHA 3-43 Follxe 4 CAA 3g Clee Club 1-2: Intramural Sports 33 Play Committees 33 Prom Committees 3g Style Show 33 YTeens 23-4. KAREN BIRT-Dramaties Club 2-33 FHA 1-2-3-43 GAA 2, Clee Club 12, 4H 1234, Girls Judging 1-2-3-4, Girl's State 33 Home Room Officer 43 .lunior Play and Committees 3g Living Pictures 33 Office Practice 43 Style Show 1-2'33 Y-Teens 3-43 Follies 4. RAE BLACK-Basketball 1. PAT BLESS-Dramatics Club 23 English Contest 33 FHA 1-2-3-4, officer 23 CAA 3-43 Geometry Contest 23 CirI's State 33 Clee Club 13 Ink Pot 43 Intramural bad- minton singles winner 33 Intramural Sports 1-2-3-43 Min- aret 43 National Honor Society 3-43 Prom Committees 33 Senior Follies 43 Student Council Committees 3-43 Style Show 1-23 Y-Teens 2-3-43 4-H 23 Latin Club l-2, officer 23 Latin Contest lg Library Club 4. In . P- 19? ,azm Melee 'Waey fqdaae HILDA FAY BOATRIGHT-Art Club 4, officer3 Band 1-2-3-4, officer3 Choir 2-3-43 Choral Festival 2-3-43 Dramat- ics Club 1-2-3-43 English Contest 33 FHA 23 Follies 3-43 CAA 2-33 Ink Pot 43 4-H 1-23 Latin Club 1-23 Library Club 23 Living Pictures 23 National Honor Society 3-43 Prom Committee 33 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-2-3-43 State Band and Choir Contest 1-2-3-43 Student Council 3, officer3 Thespians 43 Y-Teens 2-3-43 Dramatic Club Plays 1-33 Girl's State 33 .Iazz Band 4. SANFORD BOSWELL-FFA I-2. DALE BOWMAN-Diversified Occupations 3-4. DALE BRACKNEY-Diversified Occupations 43 FFA 1-2-3-43 Football 1-2-3-43 C Club 3-43 Hi-Y 3-43 4-H 1-2-3-43 Judging 1-2-33 Track 1. RAY BRATTAIN-Diversified Occupations 33 FFA 1-2-43 Football 3-43 G Club 3-43 Prom Committees 3. BETTY BROWN-CAA 1-2-3-43 Intramural Sports 3g Library Club 1-2-33 Play Committees 33 Student Council 3. SHIRLEY BROWN-FHA 1-2-3-43 Glee Clubg Junior Play Cast 3g Latin Club 1-23 Minaret 43 Play Committees 33 Prom Committees 33 Style Show 1-2-33 Y-Teens 2-3-4, officerg Dramatics Club Plays 33 Girl's State 33 Ink Pot 3. , MARY ANNA CHADD-Dramatics Club 1-23 CAA 3-43 FHA 2-3-43 Play Committees 33 Spanish Club 13 Diversi- fied Occupations 4. .IANICE GLOVER-FHA 1'2-3-43 Follies 4g GAA 1-2343 Glee Club 13 Intramural Sports 33 Office Practice 43 Style Show 1-2-3-43 Y-Teens 3-4. ROBERT COLLINS-Band 1-23 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Class Officers 23 Diversified Occupations 43 G-Club 3-43 Hi-Y 2-3-43 Home Room Officer 1-33 Team Manager 2g Latin Club 13 Pep Band 1-23 Play Committees 33 Prom Com- mittees 33 State Band and Choir Contest 1-23 Track 1-2. .,.,. mt if Swfwe 57004 542 la Qamiliaa Qczcevi CAROLYN COOPERWFHA 1-2-3-4, officer 45 GAA 1-2-45 Clee Club 15 Office Practice 45 Style Show 1-2-35 Y-Teens 3-4. CHARLES COOPER----FFA 1-2-3-45 4-H 15 judging 1-2-3-4. JIM COWCER-Basketball 2-3-4-5 Class Officer 25 Dra- matics Club 2-3-45 C-Club 2-3-45 Ili-Y 2-3-45 Ink Pot 45 Junior Play 35 Latin Club 15 Play Committees 35 Prom Committees 35 Red Cross Council 2-45 Spanish Club 25 Student Council Committees 35 Thcspians 3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-4. WILMA COX-Dixersificzl Occupations 45 Cleo Club 1-25 Office Practice 45 Style Show 1-2. DICK CRAWLEY-Band I5 Dramatics Club 2-3-45 Follies 45 Football 2-45 G Club 2-3-45 Hi-Y 2-3-45 Ink Pot 45 4-H 45 Team Managers 1-2-3-45 Junior Play 35 Latin Club 15 Minaret 45 Office Practice 45 Play Committees 3-45 Prom Committees 35 Spanish Club 2-45 Student Council 25 Student Council Committees 25 Thespians 3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-4. AUDRA DORSETT-Essay Contest 35 FHA l-2-3-4, officer 2-3-45 Follies 45 GAA 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 15 Intramural Sports 35 4-H 2-3-45 Latin Club 15 Library Club 15 Office Practice 1-2-45 Prom Committees 35 Style Show 2-3-45 Y-Teens 3-45 Cirl's 4-H Judging 2-3-4. DORWIN DUNCAN-Algebra Contest 15 Basketball 2-3-45 Class Officers 2-35 Dramatics Club 1-25 Football 1-2-3-45 G Club 1-2-3-45 'Geometry Contest 25 Hi-Y 2-3-4, officer 45 Ink Pot 45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Minaret 45 National Honor Society 3-45 Play Committees 35 Prom Committees 35 Student Council 2-4, officer 45 Student Council 25 President 45 Student Council Committees 1-25 Baseball 1-2-3-4. VON DA LEE DUNN-Dramatics Club 1-25 Glee Club l-25 Intramural Sports 15 Library Club 45 Prom Com. mittees 35 Spanish Club 1-2. DARLENE ELLIS-FHA 1-2-3-4, officer 45 CAA 3-45 Clee Club l-25 Intramural Sports 3-45 4-H I-2-3, officer 1-2-35 Latin Club 15 Library Club 3, officer 35 Play Com- mittees 35 Style Show 1-3-4. ROBERTA ELMORE-Band I-2-3-45 Choir 45 Dramatics Club l5 FHA I-2-3-45 Follies 45 GAA 1-2-45 C-lee Club lg 4-H 1-2-3-45 Library Club 15 Office Practice 45 Play . 9 Committee 535 Prom Committee 35 State Solo and Ensem- ble Contest 2-35 State Band and Choir Contest 1-2-3-45 Y-Teens 2-3-4. ...rg 7a Znlea line 7Uacfe Ufzen Spaced PATTY F INE-FHA 2-3-43 Senior Follies 43 GAA 2-3-43 Clee Club 2-33 Minaret 43 Prom Committees 33 Red Cross Council 3, Officer 43 Style show 3-43 Y-Teens 2-3-43 Library Club 4g Living Pictures 2g Belle Union High School 1. JACK D. FLINT--Dramactics Club 1-2-3-43 Diversified Occupations 43 Senior Follies 3-43 Play Committees 2-3-43 Prom Committee 33 Radio Club 23 Student Council 3-4-3 Track 23 Thespians 3-4. PIIYLLIS FORTNER-Dramatics Club l-23 Diversified Occupations 3-43 FHA 1-2-33 GAA 1-2-31 Latin Club 1-23 Minaret 43 Play Committees 33 Prom Committees 33 Style show 1-43 Y-Teens 2-3-4. RUSSELL FOXX-Basketball 13 FFA 1-2-3-43 G Club 2-3-43 Intramural Sports 1-23 Track 2. JERRY GIRTON-Art Club 1-3-43 Choir 2-3-43 Choral Festival 1-23 Diversified Occupations 43 FAA3 Intra- mural Sports 1-23 Judging 2g Junior Play 33 Play Com- mittees 33 Prom Committees 33 State Band and Choir Contest 2-33 Student Council Committees 1-23 Track 2. DICK CLOVER-Choral Festival 23 Choir 23 Diversified Occupations 3-43 FFA 1-23 Intramural Sports 1-23 C Club 2g 4-H 1-2-33 Judging 1-23 Junior Play 33 Prom Com- mittee 33 State Band and Choir Contest 23 Track 2. DONNA CORHAM-Choir 2-3-43 Choral Festival 2-3-43 Dramatics Club 1-2-3-43 FHA 1-2, officer 13 Senior Follies 3-43 CAA 1-23 Glee Club 13 Home Room Officer 13 Ink Pot 43 4-H 13 Junior Play 33 Latin Club 1-23 Officer 13 Minaret 43 Play Committees 2-33 Prom Com- mitte 33 Red Cross Council 23 Spanish Club 33 State Band and Choir Contest 2-3-43 Student Council Committees 23 Thespians 43 Y-Teens 2-3-4, Officer 43 Dramatics Club Play 2g Girls State 33 Yell-Leader 4. BERNARD HARRIS-Band 2g Senior Class President3 Dramatics Club 1-23 FFA 1-2-3-4, secretary 3, president 43 Football 2'3Q Hi-Y 2'3'4Q 4-H 1-2-3-43 Reporter 3, Secre- tary 43 Judging 1-2-3-43 Play Committee 33 Prom Com- mittee 33 State Band and Choir Contest 23 Senior Follies 4g Yell-Leader 1. SARA HARRIS-Band 1'2'3'4: Choir 2-3-43 Choral Festi- val 2-3-43 Dramatics Club 1-2-33 FHA 1-23 Follies 3-43 Future Teachers of America lg GAA 1-2-3-43 Clee Club 13 Intramural Sports 1-43 4-H lg Latin Club 13 Living Pictures 2-33 Minaret 43 Office Practice 1-2-3-43 Pep Band 23 Play Committees 3g Prom Committees 33 Red Cross Council 3-43 Officer 43 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1-2-3-43 State Band and Choir Contest l-2-3-43 Style Show 13 Y-Teens 2-3-4. ALLEN HARTMAN-Band 1-2-3-43 Choir 1-23 G.Club 33 State Band and Choir Contest 3. 'hw T '-g. Q.. 0' Wkme 74eq eau 25 I 75 is X f .M wld 74601 Dim-A JEANNIE HICKMAN-Class Officer 45 Dramatics Club 1-25 English Contest 35 FHA 1-2-3-45 GAA 1-2-3-45 president 45 Intramural Sports 1-2-3-45 Ink Pot 45 4-H 1-25 Latin Club 1-25 Minaret 45 National Honor Society 35 Play Committees 2-35 Prom Committee 35 Spanish Club 3-45 Student Council 1-35 president 35 Student Council Committee 1-2-45 Y-Teens 2-3-45 Girls State 3. JOANN HUBBLE-Choir 45 Dramatics Club 2-35 FHA 1-2-3-45 FAA 3-45 Glee Club l-25 4-H 1-2-3-45 Library Club 2-3-45 Office Practice 45 Play Committee 35 Style show 1-3-45 Girls State 35 Choral Festival 4. MELVIN HUBER-Art Club 1-2-3-45 Diversified Occu- pations 4. CAROLYN HUMBERT-Choir 2-3-45 Choral Festival 2-3-45 Class Officer 45 Follies 3-45 Ink Pot 45 Junior Play 35 Latin Club 1-25 Minaret Editor 45 Play Coru- mittee 35 State Band and Choir Contest 2-3-45 Y-Teens 2-3-45 Girls State 35 Rayen High School l. SHELDON HURLEY-Diversified Occupations 45 Wallace High School 1-2-3. DONALD JONES-FFA 15 G Club 1-2-3-45 Office Practice 45 Track 1-2-3-45 Shop 1-2-3-45 Vocational Build- ing Trade I-2. ROSS KERSEY-Basketball 15 Choir I-25 Choral Festival 1-25 FFA 1-2-3-45 Football 2-3-45 Hi-Y 3-45 4-H 1-2- 3-4, judging team 15 Track 1-2. PAUL LIVESAY-Diversified Occupations 45 Illinois 15 Bainbridge High School 2.3, DAN LIVINGSTON-Diversified Occupations 3-45 FFA 1-2-3-45 4-H 2-3-45 Judging 2-3-45 Latin Club 15 Prom Committee 35 Student Council 3. ffiff' at MARLENE MCCLURE-Office Practice 35 Style Show 1-2. A W ff --.-Reacfq New 70 paaae Ndili IMOCENE McMAHAN-FHA 1-2-3-43 4-H 1-2-3-43 Latin Club 1-23 Office Practice 43 Spanish Club 3-43 Style show 1-2-4. LUCILLE MCMAHEL-4-H 13 Style Show 1-2. EMILIE MANN Essay Contest 12 FHA 1234 ' r - - 3 - - - 3 GAA 2-3-43 lnk Pot 43 4-ll 1-2-3-43 Latin Club 1-23 Minaret 43 Style Show 1-3. BARBARA MILLER-Camera Club 43 Diversified Occu- pations 3-43 GAA 2-3-43 Intramural Sports 2-3-43 4-H 23 Prom Committee 33 Y-Teens 2-3-43 Minaret 43 Girls State 33 Fillmore High School l. HAL MILLER-Art Club 43 Band l-2-3-43 Officer 43 Hi-Y 2-3-43 Minaret 43 Pep Band 2-3-43 Prom Com- mittee 3g Red Cross Council 2g State Solo and Ensemble Contest 13 State Band and Choir Contest 1-2-3-43 World Affairs lnstitute 3. JOE MILES NORMA MOORE-4Class Officer 13 Dramatics Club l-23 Diversified Occupations 43 FHA 1-2-33 GAA 3-4-3 lntra- mural Sports 3-43 Latin Club 13 Play Committee 33 Prom Committee 33 Red Cross Council 23 Style Show 2-3-43 Y-Teens 2-3-4. MARCIA MYERS-Choir 43 Dramatics Club 1-23 Diver- sified Occupations 33 GAA 1-2-43 lnk Pot 43 Latin Club 1-23 Minaret 43 Play Committee 33 Prom Committee 33 Spanish Club 4g Student Council Committee 23 Y-Teens 2-3-43 Dramatics Club Plays 13 Girls State 3. JUDY PARKER-Dramatics Club 1-23 Diversified Occupa- tions 43 CAA 1-2-3-43 Officer 4g Glee Club 13 Latin Club 1-23 Minaret 4g Play Committee 1-33 Prom Committee 13 Student Council 23 Style show 23 Y-Teens 2-3-43 Yell- Leader 1. BETTY PARRISH-Office Practice 43 Style show 2-43 24 ii cu., 'b ii 1 54 ...fqflm Wana eww af ,cz f ROBERT PETERSON--Dramaucs Club 23 Ink Pot 1, Shimer College 52-53. VIRGINIA PINGLETON-Dramatics Club 1-23 Diversi- fied Occupations 3-43 FHA 1-23 GAA 2-33 Home Room Officer 1-23 Latin Club 13 Minaret 43 Play Committee 33 Prom Committee 33 Style show 2-3-43 Y-Teens 2-3-4. RICHARD PLUMMER-Basketball 23 FFA lg Football 2-3-43 G Club 2-33 Shop 1-2-3-43 Advanced wood shop 2-3. L AUREL REED-Diversified Occupations 43 GAA lg Clee Club 13 Intramural Sports 1-2: Prom Committee 33 Style show 1-2-4. JIM REYNOLDS-Art Club 13 Band 1-2-33 Dramatics Club 1-23 Essay Contest 33 Follies 4g C Club 1-2-3-43 Hi-Y 2-3-43 Ink Pot 43 Football manager 1-23 Junior Play 33 Latin Club 1-23 Play Committee 33 Prom Committee 3' Rotary Contest 33 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2-33 State Band and Choir Contest 123 Studen - - 3 t Council Committee 4g Thespians 3-4, officer 43 Track 1-2-3' Thespian plays 3-43 College Conference Delegate 43 Follies Committee 43 Thespian Conference 4. JANE RICHTSELL-Band 1-2-3-43 Officer 43 Dramatics Club 1-23 FHA 1-23 Home Room Officer 13 Ink Pot 43 4-H 13 Junior Play 33 Latin Club 1-23 Minaret 43 Office Practice 3-43 Pep Band 43 Play Committee 2-3-43 Prom Committee 33 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2-3-43 State Band and Choir Contest 1-2-3-43 Student Council 4g Officer 43 Student Council Committees 1-33 Thespians 43 Y-Teens 2-3-43 Dramatics club play 23 Cirl's State 3. JEAN ROACH-Class Officer l-3-43 FHA 1-2-3-43 Officer 3-43 CAA 1-2-3-4, Officer 43 Intramural Sports 1-2-3-43 4-H 1-2-3-4, Officer 1-2-3-43 Latin Club 1-2, Officer 23 Living Pictures 2g National Honor Society 3g Office Practice 43 Prom Committee 3g Student Council 23 Officer 23 Style show 1-2-3-43 Y-Teens 2-3-43 Purdue Roundup 23 Girl's State 3. DON ROTH-Hi-Y 43 Ink Pot 43 Xlinaret 43 Crawfords- ville High School 1-2-3. JERRY ROWINGS-FFA 1-2-3-43 4-H 1-23 Track 1-2. JOYCE SALLUST-Art Club 4, officer 43 Class Officer 2-33 Dramatics Club 23 Follies 43 Home Room Officer 13 Ink Pot 43 Latin Club 1-2 Officer 23 Living Pictures 33 Minaret 4g Play Committee 33 Prom Committee 33 Spanish Club 33 Student Council 33 Officer 33 Student Council Committee 13 Y-Teens 2-3-43 officer 4. ,sa TZ paepcwecl if fone, femmng, '7fmnzn9 JEAN SCAGGS-Diversified Occupations 4g FHA 1-23 GAA 1-2-3-43 Intramural Sports 1-2-3-43 Latin Club 13 Play Committees 33 Style show 1-2-3. DEAN SCHLATTER-Football 1-2-3-43 G Club 1-2-3-43 Team Managers 1-2-3-43 Prom Committee 3. JAMES SHAUCHNESSY-Basketball lg Diversified Occu- pations 43 Latin Club 2. LOISDENE SHONKWILER-Diversified Occupations 43 GAA 1-2-3-43 Intramural Sports 1-2-3-43 4-H 1-23 Style show 12 3 4. DON SHUEE-Diversified Occupations 3-43 Football 3-43 C Club 3-43 Hi-Y 2-3-43 4-H 1-2-33 Junior Play 3g Prom Committee 33 Track 2-3-43 Bainbridge High School 1-2. EDNA SILLERY-Choir 4g GAA 1-2-41 Library Club 33 Office Practice 43 Style show I. CHARLES SMITH JOHN SMITH-FFA 1-2-3-43 4-H 1-2-3-43 Dairy Judging 1-2-3-4. JANE SPENCER-Band 1'2'3'4Q Essay Contest 33 FHA 1-2-3-4, officer 4g Clee Club 13 Intramural Sports 1-2-3-43 Ink Pot 43 4-H 1-2-3-43 Latin Club 13 Library Club 13 Minaret 43 Office Practice 43 Pep Band 4g Prom Com- mittee 33 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 4g State Band and Choir Contest 1-2-3-43 Student Council Com- mittee 3-43 Style show lg Y-Teens 43 Jazz Band 4. SUE STITES-Diversified Occupations 4 Glee Club 1 Library Club 43 Play Committee 33 Prom Committee 3g Style Show 1-3. fy-agwi' 70 fzedfpecli ancf 14 hem qellaw Man NORMAN SUTHERLIN Basketball 1 Diversified Occu patrons 4 FFA 1234 officer 4 H1Y 234 4H 1234 Dalry Judging 123-4 Prom Committee 3 JOHN SUTTON-Diversified Occupations 4g Track 1-2. RUTH SUTTON-FHA 1-2-3-4, officer 43 GAA 1-2-3-4- Glee Club 13 Intramural Sports 1-2-3-43 Latin Club 1-2: Office Practice 43 Play Committee 33 Style Show 1-2-3-4' Y-Teens 2-3-4. 1 VIRGIL TAYLOR-Judging 1-2. WARREN TERRY-Basketball 13 Class Officer 2-33 Foot- ball 1-2-33 G Club 2-3-43 Officer 33 Hi-Y 2-3-43 Home Room Officer 1-23 Junior Play 33 Play Committee 33 Prom Committee 3g Red Cross Council I-2-33 Student Council 1. THOMAS TURK-Band 1-2-3-43 Camera Club 3-43 Follies 1-2-3-43 G Club 3-43 Ink Pot 4g Junior Play 33 Living Pictures 2g Minaret 43 Pep Band 1-2-3-43 Prom Committee 33 Radio Club 23 Spanish Club 3-4, officer 43 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 3g State Band and Choir Contest 1-2-3-43 Student Council 43 Student Council Committee 13 Track 2-33 Yell-Leaders 13 State Spanish Contest 3. MARY VARVEL-Diversified Occupations 43 Clee Club lg Junior Play 33 Latin Club 1-43 Library Club 33 Minaret 43 Play Committee 3g Prom Committee 33 Spanish Club 3. ROBERT WESTFALL-Band 13 Basketball 1-2-3-43 FFA 1-2-3-43 Football 2-3-43 C Club 1-3-4 Hi-Y 2-3-43 Home Room Officer 1-23 4-H 1-23 Baseball 1-2-3-43 Living pictures 23 Track 1-2-3-4. ROBERT WILLIAMS-Play Committee 33 Prom Com- mittee 3. CONSUELLA GREENE-Transferred from Lincoln High School, Plymouth. Sunshine 3-42 Library Club 1-2-3-4. '-,,..v 1 'V ' W'HO'S . , WPIO 5: 1954 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED-Jim Reynolds and Hilda Boatright. We'1l hear about them in future years. 'Wwle Nw pzhkecf MOST FOPULAR-J08IllliC HiCkm8!1 Bhd Jim COWSCY, MOST ATHLETIC GIRL-Betty Brown. She has set BIWHYS U1 demand- some records at GHS. .-5,3-ix YQ: AI. ,Q .,. 144 Jw 70,1 af Me 6'L0fL X BEST LOOKING-Joyce Sallust and Dan Livingston nice to have around. MOST ATHLETIC BOY-D always count on him. trusters of the '54 class. orwin Duncan. You can MOST STUDIOUS-Pat Bless and Hal Miller, brain- LINDA ALLEN wills her chance to sleep till 9 every morning to Jim Braden. BILL AMERS wills his flashy personality to Nancy Lowdermilk. MARVIN ARNOLD wills his front seat in civics to LeRoy Littrell. BOB ASHWORTH wills his position as captain of the football team to John David Craft. MELBA BALDWIN wills her ability to speak Spanish to Neal Foxworthy. ROSETTA BEAMS wills her yell leading ability to Kay Hinkle. MARCIA BETTIS wills her gum to Miss Adams. KAREN BIRT wills her size 9 dress to Janet Hess. RAY BLACK wills his scholastic ability to Sandra Johnson. PAT BLESS wills her dark hair to Dixie Goldsberry. HILDA BOATRIGHT wills her musical ability to Jon Hendricks. DALE BOWMAN wills his seat in Mr. Skelton's office to Jack Earnshaw. DALE BRACKNEY wills his model airplane to .lim Hughes. RAY BRATTAIN wills his football jacket to Ronnie Hardman. BETTY BROWN wills her 'Most Athletic' spot to Beverly Graves. SHIRLEY BROWN wills her curly hair to Tracy Baker. MARY ANNA CHADD wills her high pitched voice to Janet Allee. JANICE CLOVER wills Bob Mahoney to Letty Lowdermilk. BOB COLLINS wills Virginia to anyone who's big enough to take her away. 30 W ' fa fail 7e1lcwzenl' an Wife CAROLYN COOPER wills her contagious laugh to Mrs. Colston. CHARLES COOPER wills his flashy red hard-top lcar that isj to Jackie Hanneman. JIM COWGER wills his popular disposition to Phil Haines. WILMA COX wills her good nature to Angela Caruso. DICK CRAWLEY wills Bonnie Kemp to Joe Gorman. AUDRA DORSETT wills her secretive attitude to Patty Goodman. DORWIN DUNCAN wills his physique to Sidney Logan. VONDA LEE DUNN wills her jokes to Wanita Alexander. DARLENE ELLIS wills her high C note to Anita Hammond. ROBERTA ELMORE wills her modest attitude to Chuck Dixon. PATTY FINE wills her hair to I.aDonna McNeff. JACKIE FLINT wills his extra pounds to Mr. Stinson. PHYLLIS FORTNER wills her job at Coan's to Byron Snyder. RUSSELL FOXX wills his pleasant attitude to Angela Feld. JERRY GIRTON wills his speedy talking to Becky Hecko. DICK CLOVER wills his driving to MiSS 0,H3i1' DONNA GQRHAM wills her spirit to Craig Hain- CONSUELLA GREEN wills her romantic name to Mavis Mangus. BERNIE HARRIS wills his life-long friendship with Mr. Akers to Eddie Barr. SARA HARRIS wills the Subway to Beverly Hanson. ALLEN HARTMAN wills his cornet to the Red- ding twins. JEANNIE HICKMAN wills her height to Judy Arnold Semcvzd Gan 61043 Q Ile PM JOAN HUBBLE Wrlls her many jobs to Clarence Mrller MELVIN HUBER Wrlls hrs fondness for Mr Novak to Nancy Feld CAROLYN HUMBERT wrlls her Joh as Mrnaret edrtor to anyone who has any complarnts SHELDON HURLEY wrlls hrs quretness to Ronrrre Hardman DON JONES wrlls hrs mustache to Tommy Urnbrert ROSS KERSEY wrlls hrs freckles to Jeannre Could PAUL LIVLSAY wrlls hrs cla s dues to anyone DAN LIVINGS PON wrlls hr handsome features to John Brrdges WIIIS llel' Qharm I0 10311 MARLENE MCCLURE wrlls her darnty step to Kathryn Thurow PVIOGENE MCMAHAN wrlls her bellrgerent attr tude to Mrs Thurow LUCILLE MCMAHEL wrlls her green slrps to 'Vhss Dagey .JOE MILES wrlls hrs trrps to the statron to Skip BARBARA MILLER wrlls all the Burrough boys but Freddy to Ann Headley HAL MLLLER wrlls Connre Wrrght to Davrd Day NORMA MOORE wrlls her modesty to Ann Hartman MARCIA MYERS wrlls her walk to anyone who can manage rt JUDY PARKER wrlls her abrlrty to throw Morrrs Wrlcoxs class rrng to Sandra Kehrer BETTY PARRISH wrlls her man gettrng abrlrty to Betsy Bee VIRGINIA PINGLETON wrlls her frgure to Peggy Wrllrams LAUREL REED wrlls her grey harrs to Bergre Remsburg JIM REYNOLDS leaves hrs senror cords to Tom Umbrert JANE RIGHTSELL wrlls her prrmprness to the Reddrng twrns JEAN ROACH wrlls her studrous ways to Srdrrey Logan DON ROTH wrlls hrs car to sophomore couples JERRY ROWINCS wrlls hrs abrlrty to be srck to anyone who wants to skrp school JOYCE SALLUST wrlls her crgarettes to Jrm Hughes JEAlNlNIE SCAGGS berng engaged cannot wrll Russell to anyone DEAN SCHLATTER wrlls hrs managrng abrlrty to John Mayhall JIM SHAUGHNESSY wrlls hrs grlshyness to Skrp Kersey LOIS DENE SHONRWILER rrrlls her qurte man ner to Betty Pehan DON SHLEE wrlls hrs long lrne to Pete Wrnsey EDNA SILLERY wrlls her walk to Joan Stuab CHARLEs SMITH wrlls lrrs comrc books to Mr materral JOHN SMIFH wrns hrs darry judgrng abrlrty to Tom Stewart JANE SPENCER wrlls her sax to Martha Snavely SUE STITES wrlls eweryone Jut one peek at her dramond NORMAN SUTHERLIN wrlls hrs fast drrvmg to the safety class JOHN SUTTON wrlls hrs seat at the Subway to Davrd Day RUTH SUTTON wrlls her engagement rrng to any one who thrnks they can get rt VIRGIL TAYLOR wrlls anything he mrght have to anyone who mrght want rt WARREN TERRY wrlls hrs slrck black hart to Kerth Sanford TOM TURK wrlls hrs Spanrsh book to Nancy Feld MARY VARVEL wrlls her grggles to Mrss Adams R, J WESTFALL wrlls hrs false teeth to Kerth Monnet BOB WILLIAMS wrlls hrs manly physrque to Tom Duncan 31 Q 4 ' f ' V 4 n 1 c n 0 . ,, . , T . . 7 7 1 N u Q I S Y . f . . 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A My ai- '- - A -- .. . z - ' - -- E e ' 1 1 Q Ar rg' V 'AJ' , 'n f X ii R C -5 el- w 1 rr W -' 'J ' f ' ' 'Q Q53 A '53 A X, R 45, ' . 4 LIL ,xy , fr ya. R fa, ' .Lv , f S-fr-ff .kt t -Q-vu .1 1 1' 1 'NY 1---v 1-5 6' r ' + 'Q x ' x ,W 5? e nf O O 1 U VO NJ ali?-'W fl an ,AF i goalie!! ..... . . ' Buketddl ........ . 7aack, Banda!! .... . 60 QDJ4' Spoald .... . . 6.2 13 J g,-3 49 ig is-1-M ':l'a-' 50 54 The '54 Tiger Gridmen-SITTING--J. Bridges, S. Logan, and D. Austin. KNEELINC: R. Kersey, D. Fritzinger, R. Brattain, D. Schlatter, R. Ashworth C. Dickson, L. Corbin. T. Turk, J. Braden, and Coach Al Nowak. STANDING: D. Brackney, J. Moss, D. Shuee. C. Be-aber, T. Dougherty, D. Duncan, J. Hannaman, O. Helmer, C. Saathoff, R. I. Westfall. J. Hughes, C. Pingleton, F. Unsworth, and C. Trigg. qigftfiaq- Enid Raffle Single Win Seddon Elevated to head coach this year, Al Nowak saw his Cub club open the season victoriously and then bow out of the winning column for the remainder of the season. Scores, however, hardly tell of the growth of the team during those early fall months of 53. GREENCASTLE 14. MITCHELL 6 the Cubs opened their '53 campaign with a good showing, beating lVlitchell's Blue Jackets 14--6. Don Shuee and Chuck Saathoff both scored TD's for Greencastle, and Chuck Pingleton and Dorwin Duncan got the extra tries to round out scoring. GREENCASTLE 0, BLOOMINCTON 33 Greencastle's Tiger Cubs were outclassed all the way in the contest. Though the Cubs didn't give up until the final gun, the Univees won 33-0. GREENCASTLE 6, PLAINFIELD 19 The Tiger Cubs did well in every department ex- cept that of scoring as the spuad dropped this hard fought contest to the Quakers of Plainfield, 19-6. The Cubs tallied more yards gained by rushing and passing and had thirteen first downs to four for the Quakers. Yet, two passes intercepted by the Quaker crew swept the game for the grasp of the Tigers. GREENCASTLE 21, MARTINSVILLE 25 With the ball game almost wrapped up, the Cubs made two costly fumbles and dropped the game to the Maltinsville Artesions. Both of the fumbles were turned into touchdowns by the Martinsville team to make it a 25-21 victory. GltlilLhCA5Tl.,li 12, DELPHI 14 Failure to register extra points lost this game for the Cubs. After getting off to a bad start, the Tiger Cubs fought back into the lead 12-T, but lost when the Qricles scored with a lone minute to go. CREIQNCASTLE 0, LEBANUN 19 Showing more line power than the Cubs could muster to hold, the Lebanon Tigers routed the Cubs 19-0. GREISNCASTLE 19, GREENFIELD 20 Again the lack of the point after the TD lost the game for the Cubs. Trailing all through the game, the locals got within one point, but time ran out and it was a 20-19 heart-break. GR1il:lBCA5'1'Ll'j 13, CRAWFORD5VlLLE 33 After playing on even terms for the first half, the 'Tiger Cubs bowed to a strong Athenian aggrega- tion 33-13 in a hard played fracas 50 4 in N E ? L.L 1 '-wx'-5 Yah, l 3 . Ng! ,? s' 'Q ,K Vg YQ: Nine Seniafzd 70 .feaae Nowak gleaen CHUCK PINGLETON CLARENCE TRIGG DAVE FRITZINGER DALE BRACKNEY Halfhack Guard End Guard sophomore Sophomore sophomore Senior JIM BRADEN CHUCK DICKSON JOHN BRIDGES DON SHUEE Quarterback Halfback Tackle Fullback sophomore l freshman sophomore S6Hi0l' OSKIE HELMER DEAN SCHLATTER FRED UNSWORTH SIDNEY LOGAN Hglfback Tackle Fullback Tackle freshman senior sophomore jUHi01' L! ROSS KERSEY Center senior BOB ASHWORTH Tackle senior DON AUSTIN Center senior CHUCK BIEBER End junior i ,I .ff ,Z TOM DOUGHERTY JACK HANNEMAN TOM TURK JIM MOSS Guard Tackle Guard Guard junior S0Ph0m0l'0 senior junior 144 5 071114, JIM HUGHES End junior RAY BRATTAIN Center senior R. J. WESTFALL End senior LARRY CORBI N Halfback sophomore CHUCK SAATHOFF Halfback junior DORWIN DUNCAN Quarterback senior funicvzd Mme Zip in flankd v. . if . A 5 fh 5. X I V Q x Y F +- -is .J .L irzm. PZ ,1 THE '54 VERSION OF THE CUB CAGERS-FRONT ROW: J. Cowger, C. Pingleton, D. Gorman, R. J. Westfall, D. Duncan, J. Miles. BACK ROW: Coach Tom Colds- Qalcfdiwaq eww I t was almost an even split for the Cub cagers with the Tigers winning ten and losing 12 during both the regular season and Wabash Valley- conference. The Cubs lost the opening game to Mitchell in a 58-54 battle with the four point difference being made at the free throw line as Mitchell hit 16 to the Cubs' 12. V In the first home game the Cubs lost to Plainfield 52-49, and in the third try Washington's Hatchet's defeated GHS by 61-45. With the Martinsville game, the Cubs turned the tide, and the quarter stops were 15-12, 27-31, 44-37 and 53-50. The Cubs had an easy time disposing of Atticais Red Ramblers 59-47. However, a tall, fast Athenian net squad defeated the Cubs 70-53. Crawfords- ville had control of the tilt all the way. Lebanon defeated the Cubs in a thriller on the Lebanon home court, 49-48. After playing a ragged first half, the Cubs pulled themselves together in the second period to defeat West Lafayette 48-39. The Cubs tallied a 46-35 defeat over Clinton, a N...-1 .QC 5 so berry, C. Bieber, C. Saathoff, R. Collins, J. Braden, D. Schlatter. Jlaa Zum Seaman team which later upset Terre Haute Gertsmeyer, one of the top teams in the state. In the first game of the New Yearis double header the Cubs went down fighting to Gertsmeyer by a score of 63-46, and on the following night the Cubs lost a heart-breaker to Terre Haute Wiler, 50-47. Sheridan defeated the Cubs 52-50 in an overtime thriller, but this was followed by a traditional Brazil-Greencastle tilt with the Cubs Winning 54-51. Sullivanis Golden Arrows edged the Tiger Cubs 46-45 in a ragged battle staged in the CHS ball house, and after moving over to Terre Haute the Cubs were soundly trounced by Garfield, 78- 64. But with a change of pace the Goldsberry crew made a song of the return Brazil engage- ment, defeating Babe Wheeleris Red Devils by a 60-44 tune. Rockville's Rox came to Greencastle in hopes of upsetting the Cubs but went home on the short end of a 58-54 score, and the season's final game found the GHS squad on the losing side of a 71-61 score with Broadripple of Indianapolis. 54 .4 KH f '7Tf .....i L, .- ? ih-in Ewan Sifelined ffm encode! MOUNTING TEN SIONS DURING W A B A S H VAL- LEY SESSIONS-Fred Uns- W0fll1, Dean Schl atter, Charles Pingleton, Charles Bieher, Jack Miles, Joe Gor- ham, J im Braden, Coaches Goldsberry, See and Stinson, Dick Crawley a n d Kenny Goldsherry. 44, Me szmzwfl LET'S GO, LET'S FIGHT, LET'S WIN-Varsity y e l l leaders leading s p i r i t i n g cheers from t h e sidelines. Skip Kersy, Kay Hinkle, Donna Gorham and Keith Sanford. the .az Ma ,fluff GIVE A STEP WHEN HE FAKES advises the coach in session h e t w e e n halves. LEFT: Jim Braden, Bob Collins, C h u c k Pingleton, Chuck Saathoff. CENTER, C 0 a c h T o m Goldsberry. RIGHT: R. J. Westfall, Joe Gorham, Jack Miles, Chuck Bieber, and Dorwin Duncan. .ad fqfimwa-z1J4 BOY, WE REALLY SWAMPED 'EM-Bob Coll- ins, Joe Gorham, .lim Cow- ger, Dorwin Duncan, Chuck Saathoff, Jim Braden, and R. J. Westfall. 9 Horam ROBERT COLLINS Guard senior U pfaqwd, rqclian an aqaacfwaacf DORWIN DUNCAN Guard senior R. J.-up and in it goes. ,.y,7 ja sg ,Q f'? R. J. WESTFALL Forward senior J IM COWGER Forward senior Terre Haute Mitchell Plainfield Washington Martinsville Attica . Crawfordsville Lebanon Clinton . Gertsmey er State West Lafayette JOE GORMAN Center junior wt- Th.-y 55 65 54 58 49 52 45 . 61 53 50 59 47 53 70 , 48 , 49 48 39 46 35 46 63 ,. 043, 'av I I V l QS A - .WX N . 5 I Q 5 AX ff . -3-41 . x , xi : I ACTION and more action in this Hoosier hysteria. CHUCK Center junior SAATHOFF Wiley , Sheridan Brazil Sullivan Helmsburg Spencer Gill Township Garfield . Brazil Rockville Broadripple flue Wag la Q41 ' aqqfiiwia CHUCK BIEBER Forward junior We They .. 47 . A 50 50 52 54 51 , 45. .. 46 79 , 55 52 4-8 61 52 64 78 60 46 58 . 54 61 71 JIM BRADEN Forward sophomore 57 CHUCK PINCLETOX Guard sophomore I ACK MILES Guard junior guns .. , 'Jai uae 15 I UNDERSTUDIES FOR VARSITY LlNE.UP-FRONT Myers, and Coach John See. BACK ROW: J. Moore, L ROW: C. Buckner, T. Pierce, F. Unsworth, J. York, J, Corbin, B. Rernsburg, C. Dickson, B. Patterson and O Helmer. 7fz.ainin9, pfaqinq Win. 3, 44044, John Seeis NBR team consisting of eleven boys ranking from freshmen to juniors ended the season with a 9 win and ll loss record. Members of the team were Chuck Dickson, Jack Miles, Joe Moore, Larry Corbin, Jerry York, George Buckner, John Myers, Thurman Pierce, Oskie Helmer, Bergie Rernsburg and Bucky Patterson. 'SBR players tallied wins over Mitchell, Attica, West Lafayette, Clinton, Sullivan, Brazil fzj, Gertsmeyer and Rockville. Defeats were received from teams of Plainfield, Washington, Martinsville, Crawfordsville, Linton, Sheridan, Brazil, Garfield QZJ, Gertsmeyer and Broadripple. Several members of this team will move into varsi- ty positions next year filling vacancies left by graduating seniors. HANDS OFF fellas, it's D0rwin's ball. 58 THIS FROSH SQUAD SHOWS PROMISE--F R O N T ROW: Ron Monett, Bill Richards, Ken Rader, Bill Fobes. Herman Gorham, Dick Pettit. ROW 2: Coach Harold Hardman, Phil Ballard, B. Bridges, Johnny Ray, jghn Car son William Flint and Marion Vote fam-41z9!i squat gm mm fi vemi I' uture prospects for Greencastle netters look promising according to the record of this year's freshman squad. Out of fourteen starts, the team was handed only three losses. Greencastle's young Cubs began the season with a smashing victory, defeating C l a y t o n 47-15. Cloverdale gave the freshmen squad a closer game. The Cubs trailed at the end of the first two quar- ters, 9-12, 14-18, were tied 24 all at the third quar- ter and in the final stanza the Cubs went ahead, winning 36-33. The Cubs won their next fracas by a larger mar- gin, defeating Roachdale 55-24, and continued winning by overpowering Crawfordsville 30-22. FUTURE TIGERS WORK HARD-SEVENTH GRADE Clyde Spencer, Bowen Akers, James FRONT ROW: Shaner, Mickey Myers, Darell Hopkins, David Jones, Tom Graham. ROW 2: Coach Al Nowak, Gilbert Brown, Dick Pierce, Dick Pence, Billy Gould, Wayne Basham, Deno Camey, and Dallas Sutherlin, manager. The Martinsville team tnen gave the Cubs their first defeat. The opponents were behind through- out the game, but they came up late in the fourth quarter to win 35-33. A second defeat was re- ceived from Brazil, 34-32. Coming out of their slump, the Cubs defeated Clinton 50-26, Roachdale 35-19 and Crawfords- ville, 24--22. The Broncho squad of Jeff Lafayette handed the Cubs their third defeat, 40-34. Making up for the loss, the Cubs poured-it on to Clayton 55-15, thumped Cloverdale 51-19, won over Plainfield 55-45 and went on to complete the season in victory, defeating Rockville 55-40. CUBS lN THE MAKINCQEIGHTH GRADE-FRONT ROW: Larry Lear, Bill Graham, Paul Gould, ,lim Boat. right, Dick York and Hank Mace. ROW 2: Coach john Stinson, Butch Tennis, Gordon Pettit, John Gorman, Clifford Hickman, Sylvester Wright and Willy Wilson. ll 1 . 13 . xv ik? 6? , . ' Y- 'lk K rf- 'L X, H, Rauf -.f' THE FLEET-FOOTED OF GHS-FRONT ROW: C. Buckner, J. Ray, B. Newgent, R. J. Westfall. T. Turk, J. Hanneman, T. Umbrcit. ROW 2: Coach Nowak, P. Ballard, D, Shuee, J. York, L. Corbin, J. Bridges, D. Ganqzelilaad an 0 ' Negotiations were underway at Minaret press- time for the establishment of a 10 or 12 game baseball schedule. Probable games will be played with Bloomington, Martinsville, Plainfield, Craw- fordsville, Brazil, Spencer and Fillmore. Ten students have earned baseball letters, and it is expected that all lettermen will return for play this season. Tom Coldsberry is baseball coach. DIAMOND MEN-ROW 1: J. Carson, D. Jones, J. Miles D. Crawley, R. J. Westfall, J. Hughes, D. Rice, C. Trigg. v J. Allee and Coach Coldsberry. ROW 2: J. Parker, T Stringer, J. Blume A. Hartman, C. Saathoff, D. Duncan, J. GOTUIPIH, J. Miles, R. Young. ROW 3: J. Kerr, T. Pierce, Q X I. Q . J Q, it U T' '7i'f f --' ' Y the 1 '. T! if? . . W if T--sr 1 Fritzinger, D. Fine, J. Moore, J. Gorham. ROW 3: C. Lady, C. Shaner, B. Fobes, C. Dickson, J. Braden, C. Pingleton, F. Unsworth, C. Miller, J. Moss, BACK. O. Helmer, B. Bridges. fbiamancfd Eleven returning lettermen formed the neucleus of the spring season's track team. They are R. J. Westfall, Chuck Pingleton, Harold Shanner, Jerry York, Chuck Bieber, Don Shuee, Chuck Saathoff, Don Jones, Joe Miles, Jim Moss and Larry Corbin. R. J. sparked last year's competition The season includes nine scheduled meets, most of which will be four-way meets. B. Fobes, C. Dickson, J. Braden, C. lJlI1glf'l0l'l. J. Hurst, P. Winsey, D. Johnston. ROW 4: E. Clark, L, Sulherlin' D. Sublette. O. Helmer, Berry and J. Brattain. B. Bridges, B. Patterson, M. l L T . f , , fgmmm-,,,,,w - k , ' A 1 1 J ' 2 ' 5 'P 'iq Ii, E A ,Qi v,-,, D Mn QD J, 14' f Q N4 1 J. P 5 .is E! P i 1 Q3 5 X ff' .V x 2 -vw X , r ,I 4 L Ilia man, president, Jean Roach, vice president, ,lane Spencer, secretary, and Judy Parker. treasurer. The club sponsored sports during the noon hours. Among these various tournament games were basketball, volleyball, badminton. softball, kick- ball, ping-pong, and track. Club members played together competitively both as teams and individ- uals. GAA also sponsored bowling and swimming activities held at DePauw. HIT THAT BALL!-BACK ROW: Patty Carmicheal, Wanda Hood, Mary Hecko, Suzanne Johns, ROW 2: Connie Wright, Lucy Logan, Vivian Heber. ROW 3: Shirley Proctor, Phyllis Lanzone. and Janet Ward. Hal- ' , M17 . . ,A' . Y 5 ,:J'i:f A Gampele in .fnllzamafzaf paagwm SHUTTLE-COCK WATCHER-Shirley Proctor earned a championship title for herself in badmin- ton singlcs competition. 32? X 4 z Q K DOUBLE Oli NOTHING--'Dixie Coldsberry and Janet Donelson could wear the doubles crown-if there were a crown. Af, , fzgig 'X fl so-1 C? 'Q' Wir-.Vg ' I E521 ' 1 44 i 1 as 11. 5311, .. ..66,7l ...68 Slafeqah... ..7.2 '7fze7!feefz... ..74 Q q 2:1747 P 1.1 J 197147 I 5 I ' - 4 4 4 , QQ: MOTORCYCLE ROMANCE-,hm Hughes Kay Hmkle NOW LETS GET THIS STRAIGHT Marilyn McElroy .hm Moss Nancy Lowdermxlk Sandy Baker ARE YOU SURE YOU RE THE COOK? Nancy Lowdermllk Jlm Moss. THAT MUSHY STUFF' Marilyn McElroy Jim Moss Sandy Baker Ewlfhm Queue Wad rqlfm an ROTHER GOOSE the ,lumor class play was presented November 6 ln the hlgh school audxtorxum The dehghful three act comedy dlrected by Mrs Faunexl Stewart revolved around four orphans upper for the others whlch lncluded Hy QSandy Bakerj the llttle tomboy slster who passlonately loved football Lenore Hudson a mllllon dollar baby played by Marllyn McElroy commlssxoned Jeff an archltect to bulld her new house on the football fleld Hy puts a Cflmp on Lenore s plans but Peggy tNancy Lowdermllkj who helps the or phans takes the blame and later leaves Hy and the football squad brmg Peggy back and put Lenore out of the runmng Others ln the cast mcluded Ann Headly Ilm Hughes Cynthla Taylor Kay Hmkle Carolyn Brown Jeanne Gould and Don Rxce 66 Y 1 u , . l 1 . s O B , ' ', . D , . . . , . Jeff, Uiml was the oldest and the general cleaner- 7 . 5 . . j . , . . , . . 7 ' 7 , . , . . . 3 , . 7 I 9 . 5 5 7 ' Amlzfhe Qodm Wu Well . 25ane ts always sald the thlrd txme hlts the charm and th1s was no exceptlon when the popular Semor F ollles made lts thlrd annual presentatlon last November 11 There was excellent response from students lnterested ln partlclpatmg, and many good acts were presented The semor glrls chorus llne started and con eluded the F ollles wlth a hang The senlor boys chorus l1ne was used for the flrst time thls year to open the second part Phll Hames and Phll Brookshlre drd thelr popular pantomlne of Homer and Jethro and Dragnet The old tlme Charles ton was gxven a thorough golng over by Dewey Baldwm and Shlrley Cllne Judy Arnold and Phrl Hames drd a modern dance mterpretatron Slaugh ter on Tenth Avenue , and the Three Bears was glven ln a cute monologue by Ronnle Hardman Many other acts consrstlng of slnglng, danclng, and vocal lmpersonatlons were presented to a packed audrtorlum BIG BEAR STORY Ronme Hardman SING AND BE HAPPY Phll Hames Ann Headly Hrlda Boat right Keith Sanford A TWIST AND A TWIRL-Phil Hames Judy Amold LNCORE FOR SENIOR FOLLIES CAST Left to rlght T D LlVll1gSt0Il M Wnght D Baldwln J Reynolds H Boat nght S Cllne K Hmkle C Humbert A Mammond K H111 M Talley B Lane M Eastman H Glover P Hames P Brookshlre K Sanford 1 Amold A Headley G Butts N Lowdermxlk R Hardman M Bettis J Gould J Roach I Sallust P Bless B Mxller D Gorham S Harns ln front presentxng glft to Mlss T Stout dlrector ..---f-Y rl o , . . , . . . . , C6 77 ' - . . . . H I 33 S5 77 h . . , , . - , . , . Turk, J. Cirton, D. Shuee, D. Roth, R. Brattain, M. McElroy, n . ' y 1 I , . l , v 9 u ' l I ' t I ' ' 1 ' 7 ' 7 ' . , . , . , . , . , . I , . , . , . , . , . - , c , u , 0 7 l , 1 , . , . , . , . . , . X l - Q . 1 Q . I Q A WALYZ OR A FOXTROT G Nik 'Ups aanlaqfzl' ann! Rand t was the mght of May 15 1953 that the jumors and semors saxled away 0 the S S Whlskaway under the spell of moonhght and roses They danced, laughed, ate and enjoyed the entertalnment .lr Class Presxdent Dorwm Duncan crowned Prom ueen Joanne Ward and Kmg Bob West Recordmg artlst 11m Summers of Indlanapolls was QUEEN FORANIGHT D Duncan I Ward B West M Myers J Cowger J Ward tandmg Nlr C Coan Mr C Bnclges DANCE OF THE MIlNA'I URES R w 1 R J West fall D Neon A Wheeler J Glrton A Noble S Glore Row 2 P Webb K Reed B Fuson R Rhea 68 . X IJ, , l t '1 Lx KA 4 Y . . Q ' A 3? f V E ,Y A lf N sl ' 4 A Q I I ' , , 4, . . . . n . . 1 . 4, . 0 O . ' - D' Q ' . 4 u y 'l SERVICE BY THE STEWARDSfScated, D. Crawley. ' ' ' - o ' : . . ' - Q 7 1 u ' 1 5 Q A , ' M r , X Y fy . ex , . fl ', 4 3 fi, A , .,.'T- Q 5 'ff ve SERENADE BY A STAR J Summers Mr B Lan non J Ward B West Mr H Hxckman CUDDLED IN A CORNER Mrs H Hlckman J Hughes K Reed WHO SAYS ITS MORNING? D Neal P Fme L, Humber! D Fneud Wm. line Wkadkawaq a blg hlt along wlth other entertamers The l'llllSlC of Don Campbells orchestra hlghllghted the even mg and the floor was crowed most of the night At the Elk Club the guests ate breakfast and tried to keep awake Flnally at the break of W dawn the tlred llttle sallors headed for port whxle v1s1ons of Stardust and rose water danced ln their heads A BIC PRONIENADE 90 PQ 69 , x , I XA f t I , VHJ. 1 - ff 1 v f A , 14 ' .- ,. 'D - . K, 4 . . ' - I Af , . , . , . . I . 0 0 ' Q I I , . . . - X ' K . . X ' 5 3 ' . N I dx ss X 5 7 . . . . f, ,kai ,YQ V - 4? S fri A h 3. I 1 QI 3, l ' A ' ,1 A h V I S . f - ' ' t va A I in , ' A' b V iq , e f 1 X ' ' sy ' I X f Q vm mm ,aaa mzaea, wr he annual Chrlstmas dance Of the YieeI1S servmg as conversauon centers Refreshments was held December 19 ln the gym The theme of punch and gay colored cookles were served was Wlnter Wonderland wlth the center Of MUSIC was furnlshed by the ,lass Band wlth solos attractlon belng a large decorated Chrlstmas tree by Sara Harrlrs and Anxta Hammond Candle ht tables were arranged along the wall A MAN S EYEFULL ,loann Mack MUSIC IN THE NIGHT Art Masten Max Dlxon Anlta Hammond Ned ey She-lla Hanna Mar e 'Vlahoney Wrlght Tom Turk Herhxe Glover Ron Rush ,loan Clodfelter and Phxl Haines DREAMERS WONDERLAND SPEAKING Ol' CUTE COUPLES fi: 70 'ff O O - 66 , ,, . . . , . T I l 7 A 7 9 f v A g L 1 1 I u '. Q., I 1 I Q if i , K. f - ' ' J I' fb' , ' , ,ea -V f ,MIK Y fl W- fi f I I I ' V I TM 1 , ,H . BA ' if 'M nik.. Maw aan in 'galil' 7afae 91' W' fa Won' You Can't Take it With You, a family'-life comedy scored a hit for the Thespians in mid-February. The plot dealt with a comparison of the extrav- agantly mad Sycamore family with that of the con servatlve and relatlyely unhappy Kirby family The offspring of the two families portray ed Jim Hughes A PERFECT INIGHT OWL- LEFT J Reynolds ZE RUSSIAN PLAN STINKS CENTER .I Hughes P Lanzone and P Haines LISTEN NIY DARLINGS AWD YOU SHALL HEAR RIGHT ,I Hu hes P Lanzone and M McElroy in and Phyllis Lanzone fall in love. Marriage seems out of question for the two young people, but as in all fiction, everything ends well. The play was able staged moved mth conslderable action, brought many laughs and was directed by Miss Thelma Stout THERES NO PLACE LIKE HONIE BOTTOM N Lowdermilk I 'Nloss P Haines R Hardman J Gould P Lanzone A Hammond A Headly S Sutherlm .l Hughes H Glover NI McElroy 71 . l Y. . . , . - , ' - : . . i - - v - .5 ,' I - 1 - 1 1 - 9 - 1 ' U I I - - v , ' I 5 A 7 n 9 I Y ' . , . - , . , A . . A 4. 'i : . g , . , . . . A Y , W, -K - - ' I e . C it 1 4 my J . I 'f '- Q I K . . A y W 2 Q S I v 1 i 5 7 J ij W 2 i If 'T ' an- , i y ' , I f X , 3 A ,Lim f ,, 'hh ' A ,.,, J, ' 1 . - L 4 4 A 5 ' , I I r t v 2 I , . I As. CV Slafenld '7ake Jfanalzd, ells toll for the openlng of school ln early September as the flrst cool breeze brushes across Greencastle s horlzon carrymg wlth lt an advance notlflcatlon of both fall and the openlng of the Indlana state falr And at the state faxr GHS represented by the agrlculture department always carrles away 1ts share of honors Thls year the dairy judglng team after becomlng state champs, partlclpated 1n the natlonal at Water loo Iowa The four member team Dan Llvlngs ton Norman Sutherlm John Qmlth and Eddle btraln-captured natlonal team honors vla the number one berth Norm was the 1nd1v1dual hlgh scorer, and Dan and John placed 1n the sllver and bronze groups respectlvely Star D1str1ct Farmer Bernle Harrls represented the 1 school at the natlonal 4H congress by urtue of hrs achrevements 1n llvestock projects Mr Akers also superuses act1v1t1es of the lne stock and poultry and egg Judglng teams whlch parllclpate ln spring competltlon ..uv ' A? CHAMPIONS AMONG THE CHAMPIONS-ROW I D Llvlngston B Snyder ROW 2 N Sutherlm J Smlth ROW 3 E Barr BOVINES PREFERRED BY THIS TRIO B Harrls R Toney C Cooper G Bzrt was not present when photo wa taken STAR FARMER Bernle Harns THEY SHOULD KNOW WHETHER EGG OR CHICKEN CAME FIRST C Hutchmson J Sage D Fine ROW 2 D Sllllth E Kearschner ROW 3 C Lee 72 W UQ THE FAIREST OF THE FAIR AT THE FAIR ABOVE Sue Torr and 'Vlartha Snavely CENTER ,lean Roach and Kathryn Thurow BOTTOM Susan Stanger and Lyetta Pursell Emmy Side acura ach September the lndlana State Falr grounds IS overrun mlth people of all SIZES shapes ages and colors and partlcxpatlng ln thxs summer s fmal bld for attentlon were SIX GHS glrls repre sentmg Putnam county ln home economlcs com petltlon F axr partxclpants were Martha Snavely, Sue Torr Kathryn Thurow, Susan Stanger and Lyetta Pursell jumors, and Jean Roach semor All were blue rlbbon wmners and Jean and Lyetta placed second ln state competlon nn thelr respectlve flelds Knowlng that the old saymg the way to a man s heart IS through h1s stomach has stood the test of tlme Sue proved her culinary abllltxes by taking a rlbbon for her whlte butter cake Martha, a county sweepstake runner took honors for her craft exhxblt of a hammered and embossed alu mmum tray Honors came to ,lean for clothlng judgmg and to Lyetta for food preparatlon judg mg and flower arranglng A compllcated pat terned blue sweater won for Kathryn, and a cotton school dress made Susan a rxbbon wmner vNM'66 'S 'Q 41 YY uvfw K 1' 7' -ir e! ' I -.f , f ' wi - . Q ...fi A 'W f V. I 'fr . I 0 1, ,F I ' L. i 1 i X Q. 1 , ' ' 7 .- , X 1 N fe' i at nun- p-pg-gg ,JH 1 al w X I A355 K!! 'lri lvilgf'a,'c'2w A WEEK IN OUR LIVES: MONDAY morning brings a bunch of bright C?J, Shinning l?J faces into the halls of GHS-Nancy Livesay, Don Austin, Nancy DePonte, and Steve Sutherlin. By TUESDAY evening CAA girls have fully recovered from their tiring weekend and are splashing happily around in the DePauw pool-Anita Hurst, Carol Killenger, Linda Gorham and Janet Hess relax at the Bowling Alley on WEDNESDAY night. Marcia Myer's television set is THURSDAY night's en- tertainmlent for Shirley Brown, Sara Harris, Warren Terry, Marcia Myers, ,loyce Sallust, Donna Gorham, Dick Clover We male, Rafe, Zami e, x-Q fxsf ' -E - 59' r - aj, tg. .1 'I I' 235,96 91432 , M4 and Pat Bless. FRIDAY night is date night for Chuck Saathoff and Mary Ann Miller and a movie is their choice of activities. John Smith, Maxine Harriott. Char- lene Nelson, Norman Sutherlin. Suzanne Johns. Don Smith, Barbara Sutton, Chester Hutcheson. Joe Parker. naw, af: fbelfuf J' infix' fff' +P K? fi M Doris Mahoney, Rita Johnson. Reese Parker, Anita Hammand, Bob Newgent, Marge Mahoney and Dewey Baldwin form the Texas Star at a SATURDAY nigh t square dance. Judy and .lim Reynolds begin a nother week by going to church. Sfzafze, Qc E 75 '7!u4 Um .Baja Dld you ever try to stand a coke bottle up rlght wlth a flshlng pole? Thls new concesslon and many others were added to thls years H1Y carnlval which was held Saturday, February 20 ln the glrls gym DOIWIH Duncan, presldent of the H1Y club was responslble for the decoratlons and entertam WHO SAYS A GIRL CANT DO IT? John Brxdges Lmda Gorham John Rossok Sue McWIahan Shella Hanna RIGHT THROUGH THE HOOP Joe Moore Nancy Vote Don Smxth mg actlvltles For flve cents admlsslon one could gam access to the varlous concesslons whlch lncluded the spook house, dart throw penny pltch, basketball throw, football throw and telegrams Of course there were refreshments and all H1 Y members agreed that the Carnlval was the best ever THE GOBLINS WILL GET YOU IF YOU DON'1 WATCH OUT Phil Halnes B111 I'obes Sxdney Logan Fred Unsworth Lmda Gorham Lettxe Lowdermxlk 1 Img ' -it EH' IQ: I S 1 76 0 0 ' . l 3 7 l . . , LIFE GETS ri-EGOUS, DdN7T Iffijim Rzgynolds. , Sheila Hanna, Janet Hess, Sally Etter, Hergie Remsberg: I , EI . I U , is 1' , It I- A -I ...Bai We .Ewa 91 ome pretty odd people were seen wearlng some pretty odd things thls year The freshman started lt all by commg to school one day mth thelr parents clothes on and a brlght red F planted on thelr foreheads ln llpstlck It vsasnt followmg SUIK by sending thelr new 1n1t1ates to WHAT THEY WONT THINK OF NEXT ROW 1 Velda Stwalley Sharon Harney Wanda Hallett ROW 2 Bob Bndges Bxll Fobes Chuck Dickson GET A WHIFF OF THIS-Byron Snyder Chester Hutcheson Freddy Pursell Charles Cooper John Srmth school wlth thelr clothes on wrong slde out up s1de down and any other may emors feeling neglected came up wlth a weird array of skxrts and pants Everythlng from Dead Iund to Sllck Curve was found on thelr yellow corduroys both coming and gomg' ANYTHING TO CET ATTENTION Don Shuee .lean Roach ,Iamce Clover Audra Dorset! Karen Bltt Melba Baldwln Carolyn Cooper Roberta Elmore Judy Parker Ruth Sutton .leanme Hlckman Berme Harrxs 77 U S Y v n . . Y M. 7 ' 9 ' G5 97 S , , . . . . . V , Y ' e hs 1 f, ZEN ' 7, ' long until the Y-Teens, FHA, and FFA were ,-- - - 1 1 Z1 - Y ' ' . 3 l 1 Y I 9 ' .1 ' ' ' . 1 9 1 9 ' , , 4 . . . T . Q 7 s , 7 Y Y . ' l S S z i 2 P .X X , U 7' ' I 4 X, ' .M x Q 1 iw v- ' t 4- 7 -'I ' xv- FN 5 2 g , ,P x ' 75, f Jr , 7' Q, -V lllpxwpq - .M if mf ,. V, x Jlmmmzu Mum... 01464 .... ,HK 3 C7 li NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-FRONT ROW: D. Gorham, 1. Rightsell, J. Hickman, E. Mann, H. Boatright. ROW 2: 1. Sallust, P. Bless, J. Roach, J. Spencer, C. Humbert. ROW 3: Mr. McCammon, sponsor, M. McElroy, P. Goodman, A. Headley. ROW 3: J. Mayhall, J. Reynolds, B. Amers. ROW 4: T. Turk, H. Miller, J. Hughes, D. Duncan. Nafiowzal .Jlmm .EWJ4 feaafefvi nzawt mm G ma, ,emw-.,1fW In 1951 authority was granted to Greencastle School for the organization of a troupe of the National Thespian Society to promote the advancement of dramatic arts. Initiation of new members was held in November. Miss Stout, this year's sponsor. supervised the Thespians in their presentation of You Can't Take lt With You. Elected as officers were: Nancy Lowdermilk, presidentg Herb Glover, vice presidentg Kay Hinkle, secretaryg Jim Reynolds, treasurerg and Steve Sutherlin, clerk. BETTER THAN MCM!-ROW 1: Jim Reynolds, Herbie Clover,Steve Sutherlin, Phil Haines' ROW 2: Nancy Lowdermilk, Miss Stout,Kay Hinkle, Donna Gorham, Jane Rightsell. ROW 3: Jimmy Cowger, Dick Crawley, ,linny Hughes, Karen Hill, ,lean Johnson. ROW 4: Jack Flint, John Mayhall, Jim Moss, Janet Ward, Phyllis Lanzone ROW 5: Mary Hecko, Hilda Boatright, Nancy Feld, Mary Miller, Doris Mahoney, Sue Torr. ROW 6: Ronnie Hardman. 'T 4. TZ EQ KJ TRUTH AND CONSEQUENCES-STANDING: Marcia Meyers. Jeannie Hickman, P81 BICSS. .lim Cowger, Donna Gorham. Shirley Brown. Dorwin DUIICHII, .ludy Reynolds, Dick Crawley, Carolyn Humhi-rt, SEATED: Hilda Boatright and ,lim Reynolds, editors. 905 pd Recaacfd Jfafz-pq 7ime, Woe and Slfaife Responsible for the success of the lnkpot were editors Hilda Boatright and ,lim Reynolds along with the other page editors. This group worked hard for a successful paper this year, changing format and hattling increased production costs. Reporters of the lnkpot worked diligently to gather information and facts to publish in the school paper. These stories were turned over to the page editors to he copyread and then forwarded to the printer. After being put. in type, the galleys were proofread, page editors made upl' the paper, and the Graphic printers 'Gput it to bed for publica- tion. With the help of Mrs. lean Procaskey, adviser. the staff published five papers during the year. 1 i JUST WANT THE FACTS, MA'M--ROW l: Jane Spen- cer, Jane Rightsell, Joyce Sallust. Emilie Mann. ROW 2: Joe Miles, Bob Collins, Don Roth, Hall Miller. ROW 3: Dirk Crawley, ,lim Cowger 82 l --1 WELL WHATTA YA THINK OF THAT?- S E A T E D: Darlene Ellis, Joann Hubble, Mary Varvel, Emilie Mann, Shirley Brown. Carolyn Humbert, D o n n a Gorham, Jeanie H i c k m a n, Joyce Sallust. STANDING: Jane Spencer, Dorwin Dun- can, Dick Crawley, P a t t y Fine, Jim Reynolds, J an e Rightsell, Pat Bless, Judy Parker '54 Mmm Banya the Gui la .life Members of the editorial staff did their utmost to produce the best Minaret ever this year. Under the watchful eye of Mrs. ,lean Procaskey, pictures were taken, copy was written, and layouts made as publication time loomed nearer and nearer. Editor of the Minaret is Carolyn Humbert. Section editors are ,lim Reynolds, administrationg Jane Rightsell, Classesg Emilie Mann, clubsg and UI .leannie Hickman, life. The business staff did an excellent job on adver- tisement and subscriptions hit the 475 mark this year, largest circulation ever tabulated. With the leadership of Mr. Gene Akers, Hal Miller, busi- ness manager, and the rest of the staff sold more than the average quota of advertisements. f'fl fr MONEY MAKERS-Audra Dorsett, Don Roth, Warren Terry, Hal Miller, Marcia Meyers. Sara Harris, ,lim Reynolds v I ! QJLS Eancf fd 70,14 in luufdic The band, directed by Don Marketto, has enter- tained at convocations, at pep sessions, and all home ballgames in addition to presenting fall, winter and spring concerts. Many members have received individual awards for their performances in various civic and state contests. District winners, earning a right to participate in state competition were Lowell Erwin, saxophone, AND THEY SHALL HAVE MUSIC WHEREVER THEY G0-BASSES AND BARITONES: Steve Sutherlin, Gregg Cough, Lowell Erwin, Phil Haines and Cordon Butts. TROMBONES: BACK ROW: Nancy Livesay, Ronnie Hardman, Joanne Clodfelter, Robert Coleman, ROW 2: Tom Turk, Keith Sanford, David Jones and Larry Torr. .ff Nancy Flint, clarinetg Gordon Butts, baritone, Herbie Glover, clrunig llilmla lioatriglit, pianog Tom Turk, Keith Sanford, David jones, and Ronnie Hardman, trombone quartetg Eddie Barr, Janet Spencer, Madonna Hurst and Charles Bieber, French horn quartet, Roberta Elmore, Hilda Boat- right, Nancy De Ponte and Nancy Meyers. flute ensemble, Wini jo Tennis, Marilyn McElroy and Janet Donnelson, clarinet trio. NICE, WE'D SAY!-MAJORETTE5 J u cl y A r n old, Kathryn Thurow, and Phil Haines. CLARINETS: BACK ROW: David Sublett, ,lon Hendricks, Larry Sutherlin, Janet Donelson. ROW 2: Annie Heavin, Maxine Herriott, Charlotte Hazlett, Nancy Flin! and Marina PC11- ANGELS OR??-ROW 1: Marcia Meyers, Roberta El- more, Carolyn Humbert, San- dra Johnson, Hilda Boatright, Doris Patterson, Sara Harris, Mary Flo Hecko. ROW 2: Karen Hill, Charity Hutchi- son, Carolyn Brown, Edna Sillery, Wanda Tilley, Donna Gorham. ROW 3: Kathryn Thurow, ,leannie Could, Ron- nie Hardman, Keith Sanford, Ronnie Toney. ROW 4: llal Miller, Phil Haines. Don Austin, Herbie Clover, Cor- don Butts. Jerry Girton, Ed- die Barr. 7f1-eqJlaaeaSanqin7fze49zJfea2ui1 The Choir under the direction of Mr. Don Marketto entertained with various programs throughout the year. Members proved their ability by presenting such notable performances at the Thanksgiving and Christmas programs, a spring MORE CARUSOS?-ROW 1: Sally Etter, Nancy Harris, Anita Hammond, Loretta Thompson, Jeanette Cox, Annc Cox, Janice Pingleton, ROW 2: Sheila Hanna, Janet lless, ,loan Mackey, Linda Gorham, ,loan Wilson, ,loan Todd, Elossic Lancaster. Pearl Trigg. Maxine Herriol, 6 concert, and at the baccalaureate services. Members of the Glee club work hard to develop voices that will later be heard in the choir. Under the direction of Mr. Marketto, they took part in several programs throughout the year. Sandra Whitaker, Betsy Bee. ROW 3: Betty Elmore, Patty Crawley, Becky Hecko, Nancy Richards, lic-tty Lowder- milk, Anita Hurst, Annie Heavin, Thelma Tucker, Marilyn Mann. lT'S THE DEMOCRATIC WAY -ROW I1 janet spencer' Pierce. STANDING :Jack Flint, Tom Turk, Phil Ballard, Donald Hopkins, Keith Sanford, Joe Moore, Dorwin Dun- Biut' Richards, PMYY G00Clm8D. Suzanne .l0hHS, TCITY can, Jane Rightsell, Janet Hess, James Terry, Richard Umbreit, Jim Boatright, Chuck Wilson and John Gorman. sz e -,Memqms ' GTO develop a growing appreciation of mem- bership in a democracy, to provide orderly and sys- tematic participation in the internal management of activities, and to promote in all ways the best interests of the school is the aim of the Student Council. Elected as officers were: Dorwin Duncan, pres- identg Joe Moore, vice president, Jane Rightsell, secretary, Bob Ashworth, treasurer, and Larry Corbin, parliamentarian. A Junior RED CROSS Council was organized in Greencastle High School in 1950 in co-operation with the local Red Cross. This year, under the leadership of Mrs. Marine Colston, the club sent good willy boxes to less for- tunate countries overseas. Members are elected from each home room. Of- ficers were: Jimmy Cowger, president, Sara Harris, vice president, and Sue Casper, secretary- treasurer.-7: gms, Q ,.. Q, tb new 5 'f-rug-4 J Q,ci QROBS RESPIRATION OR MURDER?-STANDIN : James Abbott, Dick Pence, Jack Shonkwiler, Jimmie Krider, Ronnie Monnett, Martha Snavely, Nancy Vote, Carolyn Brown, Sara Harris, Sue Casper Marilyn McElroy SEATED: Donna Ogle, Doris Mahoney, Joan Rightsell, Jean Johnson, Jim Cowger - - - and the victim, Dick Crawley. is ., 1122 ' was Y X 5 3 c 4 U C 4 SI SENOR SI-BACK ROW: E. CLARK, ROW 2: J. Hickman, A. Daugherty, M B. Lane. T. Turk, D. Austin, C. Lady, D, Myers, S. Johnson, J. Staub, R. Fitzi Crawley, Mr. John Stuckey, sponsor, T, simmons, M. Sillery, M. Hinkle, E. Tucker, E. Frazier, C. Shafer, R. Detro. Sl-llheflina and C-SkiH11f'f- Ganulliam .falinum ana! Glad gdpanal The Spanish Club is made up of members who are interested in spanish customs and the Spanish language. Several of the club's main events dur- ing the year were candy sales, the Spanish club supper. and the Christmas party. Officers elected this year were: Tom Dougherty. president: Marcia Meyers, vice president: and Sandra Johnson, VENI, YIUI, YlClf-BACK HOW: Nl. llecko, L. McNeff, P. Crawley, L. Pursell, K. Hill, C. Wright, K. Thurow, J. Hendrix, F. Unswortli. B. Snyder, P. llainms. ROW 2: B. Amers, Miss Bartley, sponsor. J. Staub. Wi. Hood, S. secretary-treasurer. To specialize in the study of Roman culture is the purpose of the Latin club. Principal event of the club is the annual banquet when members come dressed as Romans and attempt to recreate a Roman atmosphere. Proctor, J. Ward, P. Lanzone, R. Hardnran, Nl. Peterson, L. Logan. ROW 3: J. Allen-, M. Vatu-l. P. Miles, L. Andrews, U. Mahoney, J. Dickey, Nl. Snau-ly, Nl. Fuller, .l. Rightsell, and S. Frazier. .rg 30 1NDLbTRlOUS Hmmm? SEATED N Vote .l Sligh .l Sel or D Mahoney J Cooksey NI Slllery M Hlnkle C Taylor P Bless P rine ROW 2 P Nllles C Brown J Hubble D Ellis NI Peterson M1 s Thrlma Stout B Brown S Aker J Cox STANDING C Hutchison sponsor 0 Helmer L Brown R Beam :lacing efzedfi paawcfe ca Qaacf '7ame ernbershlp ln the Library club is composed of student librarians who give assistance to all students who invade the library pleasure Miss Thelma Stout IS sponsor Officers were Carolyn Brown, president Betty Brown vice president Shirley Akers secretary anl ue Stl es treasurer The Chess club a new organization this year consists of puplls who are interested in learning chess for entertainment Thirty two students are enrolled and in addltlon to learning chess, mem bers haye learned to play backgammon scrabble an other table games A chess tournament was held during noon hour and after school Mr ,lchn Ntuckey ls club sponsor and ,lon Hendricks and Cranford Burris have aided in the dexelop ne it of the years activities YOUR MOVE, JOE- STANDING: Neal Fox- worthy, Wally McClure, Tom- my Stringer, Larry Cox, Max Cody, Mac Thorlton, Mr. John Stuckey, Sponsor. .lim H e n d r i x. Roberts, J o n SEATED:Chesley Lady, Rus- sell Fitzsimmons, Don Austin, Crawford Burris, .lohn Bridg- es, David Fritzinger. Xifeii? J iii Y TW Q- The Future Homemakers of America is a nation- al organization made up of girls interested in de- veloping better homes. Officers are Jean Roach, president, Carolyn Coo- per, vice president, Beverly Graves, secretary, Emilie Mann, treasurer: Keneen Bullerdick, news reporter, Imogene lVlcMahan, historian, Darlene Ellis parliamentariang and Carolyn Brown, song leader. Aims of the Future Farmers, also a national or- ganization, are to develop agricultural leadership, to create love of country life Bernie Harris is president of the local chapter. Other officers are Joe Moore, vice FOR BETTER HOMES-ROW 1: J. Hickman, P. Bless P. Crawley, J. Allec. L. McNeff, L. Pursell, S. Aker, S Johns, J. Porter, A. Heavin, R. Detro, J. Cunningham, J Sligh, P. Trigg. ROW 2: J. Spencer, D. Sutherlin, J Cooksey, W. Tilley, M. Peterson, S. Whitaker, R. Johnson B. Cox, P. Harney, H. Gooch. ROW 3: P. Fine, J. Hubble R. Elmore, N. Goodman, S. McMahan, J. Dickey, S Stanger, S. Johnson, S. Frazier, V. Stwalley, N. Richards S. Rapp. ROW 4: A. Dorsett. N. Moore, S. Brown, F. Frazier, R. Sutton. J. Clover. ROW 5: K. Birt, B. Person M. Baldwin, N. Harris, F. Lancaster, R. York, M. Lee J. Todd, C. Flint, L. Thompson, L. Andrew, M. McElroy ROW 6: M. Mann, F. Mann, Mrs. D. Compton, sponsor B. Graves, I. McMahan, D. Ellis, J. Roach, C. Cooper, K Bullerdick, C. Brown, M. Herriott, and P. Frazier. president: Norman Sutherlin, secretary, Marvin Arnold, treasurer, Jim Smith, sentinel, and Larry Torr, news reporter. s 1 s v Wil fcfead Painlei la the Quifww FUTURE FARMERS O F AMERICA -Seated: Mr. C. Akers, sponsor, and B. Harris ROW I: J. Morre, D. Poynter, D. P i c k e t t s, L. Hurst, G. Birt. R. Kersey, D. Knauer, J. Shafer, and R. Toni. ROW II. R. Young, D. Fine, L. O'Neal. E. Kear schner. M. Berry, D. Smith C. Hutchison, and E. Barr. ROW III: R. J. Wiestfall. R McNeff. B. Newgent, B. Pat terson, P. Ballard. L. Torr B. Snyder, and F. Pursell. C 5 lily. Li rx Q l 1- X, THE PRETTIEST EVER-BACK ROW: J Spencer, J. Hickman, P. Bless. J. Allee, D. Hoffman. P. Crawley, K. Hill, C. Wright, K. Thurow. M. Hecko, N. Live-say, J. Spencer, S Johns. J. Gould. I. White, B. Sutton. ROW 2 H. Boatright, N. Goodman. P. Carmichael, L Andrew, W. Hood, M. Peterson, J. Clover, A Dorsett, J. Roach. P. Lanzone, J. Ward, J. Right sell, M. Miller, B. Harney. ROW' 3: M. Mc Elroy, M. Reasor, P. Fine, N. Moore, K. Hinkle, M. Baldwin, K. Birt. C. Cooper, R. Sutton. B. Parrish, L. Frazier, J. Cooksey, S. Proctor, C. Nelson, S. Cline, J. Arnold, S. Frazier. ROW 4 milk, N. Harris. A. Cox, K. Bullerdick. P. Miles, I.. Thompson, J. Stauh M, Sillery, S, Kehrer, D. Mahoney, S. Stanger, J. Dickey C. Humbert, M. Meyers. ROW 5: N. Meyers, J. Sallust, D. Gorham, S. Harris. C. Hutchison A. Caruso. D. Cline. D. Patterson. J. Clodfelte-r S. Torr, N. DePonte, B. Elmore, N. Lowder A. Hartman, P. Goodman, B. Hansen. M. Field M. Snavely. ROW' 6: A. Headley. J. Rightsf-ll W-'7een4, Jfi-W Jfefp P400-iCf2 The Y-Teens, an affiliate of the YWCA is made up of girls enrolled in the senior high school. Events during the year included the annual Y-Teen formal dance held during the Christmas holidays, distribution of a Thanksgiving basket and candy and bake sales to raise money. The money is used to award a E550 scholarship to a graduating senior girl. The award is based on the vote of the entire club membership. Miss Minnie Mae Bartley is sponsor. 1' 7fze frame. sae.. af .Lage .sz Q45 C. A., has been led this year by Dorwin Duncan, president. Highlights of the club's activities were the Sweetheart dance and the annual carnival. Other officers are Jim Cowger, vice president, Bob Collins, secretary and Dick Crawley. treasurer. THE HANDSOME ONES-BACK ROW: T. Daugherty, J. Hannc-man, C. Saathoff, J. Moss. S. Sutherlin, B. Harris, C. Long, R. Kersvy, D. Austin. J. 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' 7 DEEM'S STEAK CONGHATLILATIONS sEN1oRs 98 JOSTEN S Smce 1897 FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS Ken Eslmger Representatlve 2019 Crawford Terre Haute Ind SPUDN UT SHOP Come ln and enjoy Dehclous Spudnuts Wlth .I OE and KIT Comphments of 250414 .-,Vmfale 4 fb Sahaal Hanna St Greencastle Indlana Congratulatlons to the Class of 1954 ADLEF-ZS STYLE SHCP East Slde of Square 99 7 0 o I Q MET GER LUMBER CCJMPA CONGRATULATES ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1954 TZOUANAKIS FLINT .I EWELERS DIAMONDS WATCHFS IEWFLRY SILVER Lngraung 18 S Vlne Greencastle Ind HANDY S MILK 8: ICE CREAM ALL DAIRY PRODUCTS BOUGHT AND PROCESSED IN GREENCASTLE 100 ' 9 Expert Repair of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, and Electric Shavers , 5 , - , ,Q CURRIE'S TIN AND FURNACE SHOP Warm Air Heating Stokers Oil Bu HORACE LINK CIT! COMPANY fifowws HESS SALES and SERVICE Vine HE STORE OF FURNITURE A Comp ete Floral S I a Q N YOUR WAY DOWN TOW Compliments To The Class Of 1954 from 7 E. Franklin Street m Y I Phone 11-1020 X ANG WELL CURTAIN COMPANY Incorporated Manufacturers and Converters Curlams and Curtam Piece Goods MANUFACTURERS OF FINE CURTAINS FOR OVER A QLARIER OF A CENTURY POUR Sz COMPANY Dealers FEEDS SEED and GRAIN WAYNE and MASTER MIX FEEDS Greencastle Cl0vCrfl8l6 Complunents ROSCO G SCOTT Operatmg SCUTT S FRANKLIN STREET GARAGE Your Packard Dealer of I fClass of 7231 in , 7 102 MARY and JIM 5:9 Q Phone 9105 Be S8llSflCd wlth no less than the best ln OIL CHANGES Bloommgton and Hanna St Greencastle Indiana CHAS H BARNABY LUIVIBER C0 MANUFACTURERS OF Band Sawed Hardwood Lumber and Veneers Greencastle Indlana KING MORRISON FOSTER COMPANY Your Friendly Ford Dealer Since 1910 Phone Greencastle 268 114 W Washlngton St. Greencastle, Indiana i 103 A , l. A CAR WASHES GREASE Joss C C I SENIOHS I. C. PENNEY 00 CAFE ROYALE 25 E. Washington St. For Service and Quality IN GREENCASTLE RIGHTSELI. PREVQS SERVING PUTNAM COUNTY 21 S Indiana FOR Phone 317 OVER 50 YEARS Coa In urance 'IO4 9 I s ,V-V! , f Y,! - Y B SUBWAY CORNER SEMINARY AN COLLEGE Call 9106 Where ALL the KIDS meet to EA THE SPORTSMAN S SHOP Your Speczalzsts zn, Sports Sportmg Goods Sports Wear Toys Hobby Supplxes SOUTH SIDE OF SQUARE COCA COLA BOTTLING CO Greencastle Indrana 105 l l l nu -.l- I I6 ' ' ' 3, - I 7 l I PUBLIC SERVICE CO OF INDIANA INC DON T GAMBLE WITH EYESTRAIN EYES ARE PRICELESS RIGHT LIGHT IS CHEAP PUTNAM MOTOR SALES DODGE PLYMOUTH Sales Sermce Parts 110118 N Indlana St Greencastle Indlana Prescrlptlons Hospltal Needs Flrst Ald The Best zn Soda Fountam Servzce Greencastle Indlana Phone 51 C B HAMMOND .IEWELER 11 East Washmgton Street Phone 422 106 FLEENOR REXALL DRUGS 24 HOUR SERVICE SPCLIHIIZIIIU ln dry cleamng only OLD RELIABLE WHITE CLEANERS 309 N jackson Greencastle Indlana J Russell Nlyers HERFF ION ES CO lndlanapolls Indiana CLASS RINGS-ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS-PICTURES George Craven Representatxve SIMPSON S FONER INSURANCE ALL KINDS 'IO7 24 HOUR SERVICE y I K OF I PROGRESS There IS no Hnal stftge IH eduef1t1on, lt IS 'tn unendlng Search for knowledge ind the fontmumg development of wlsdom Through them We mn ret ognwe lnfl de velop Opp01tl11'11t16S to the fullest extent Together they are the formula for 1nd1 vldual and World progress I QT AN 108 . c . C . i . . C 0 L 'L J ' A l J Z ' lN'l'ERNA'l'lONAL msslxrzss MACHINES G R Q E TN C A . I, IE I ,V D I . .Y -X Compliments of HOME LAU DRY all CLEA ERS OPPORTUNITY Knocks But Once so they say Perhaps thats rrght When you get your flrst paycheck wlll be the flrst tlme that you have the opportumty of startxng a sound llfe tlme flnanclal program Start rlght start savmg with that frrst paycheck puttlng a part of lt away m a savlngs account and then paycheck after paycheck put the same or a larger amount away and you wlll flnd that you have answered when opportumty knocked youre on the road to fmanclal securlty Of course the best place to save IS where there has been Safety for Savlngs Smce 1883 CENTRAL NATIUNAI. BANK Greencastle Indiana The bank with the maroon sldewalk Congratulatlons To The Class of 54 PUTNAM COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOP ASSOCIATION INC It pays to buy from your C0 Op Its good business Its your business Greencastle and Fxllmore Indiana Phone 743 'IO9 ss as 1 - V 1 . . ' 9 1 1 . , . . . 1 . , G6 - - as a I I 0 0 U 1 ' ' GS 75 , - 1 - 7 - WHITAKER FUNERAL HOME GREENCASTLE-PHONE 815 GOSPORT PHONE 2611 CLOVERDALE--PHONE 139 HEADLEY HARDWARE HARDWARE ELECTRIC AND GAS APPLIANCES PAINT HOUSEWARE GIFTS FISHING TACKLE DRI GAS Phone 143 Greencastle Indlana Sylvania and Arvm TV Norge Kelvlnator and Maytag Appllances Re Nu It Deepfreeze Home Freezers ROOFING AND SIDING SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS AWNINGS AND SIDING 17 W Franklm St Phone 69 Greencastle Ind IIO GREENCASTLE HOME SUPPLY, INC. 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