Greencastle High School - Minaret Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1957 volume:

'P' 3' Vp ' .12 'Jw -'fd 1 sw -' 1 ':'e- 0 ,- X- --,- w..,,, ,I , u 1, V ' 'W' ' 'M' U2-YW-5'J-1'5 11'15 ue1fie 5iuwg73-i AiE3'2?i?'4 H'f.''51? ,l I EX. '!.'.-LB You're In The Picture I I957 Mlnaret GREENCASTLE HIGH SCHOOL GREENCASTLE INDIANA Potsy Collms Editor Wally McClure Busmess Manager Madge Lync h Advlsor O O v I . u n u 4. 1 1 far K 4- ! 'i3,i4i 1 . gy . egv If N-4- ,. Yi ,, wg 1 dt 's Y xi 431 K' ' 'Tr , 'vm 'L iff ff 25 AE 4 if 4 gg 2' ,x wi yy .N r ' I 'w ff' ll -Jr V uf L ?' Q- ,U 1 ff! f' 4 f Milli 5 3 . CONTENTS IN FOCUS N, ACTIVITIES E- SPORTS SS.S. PEOPLE E E- ADS ,Eh INDEX HS- As summer left and fall appeared, we began a new school year. We met new teachers and greeted the returning ones. Due to a change of time, we got to sleep an extra fifteen minutes, school beginning at 8:35 a.m. . . . clubs organized, Friday evenings were spent at the football field and home work began . . . a new addition at GH. S. was the faculty parking ,lot . . . Fall soon left us, and we enter December, the holiday month. An annual event at G.H.S. is the decorating of the Christmas tree , . , the annual Y-Teen Christmas dance also takes a part in the gala affairs of G.H.S .... January came, and along with it came final exams L , . another Wa- bash Valley championship trophy glowed through- out the halls of G.H.S. for weeks after the tourney . . . The Hi-Y Sweetheart Dance, class plays, Prom, and Commencement soon followed . . . As gradu- ation nears, we seniors realize these events at G.H.S. will soon be memories never to be forgotten. I Comin Into Focus . Student Council helps promote the Christmas spirit Seniors display artistic achievements on their senior cords 590505 l'1elD SUDDl9m9 1f the Cl0S5 treasury by selling cokes. 2 AK' or . Lucky Hanna keeps a sharp lookout for the school custodians. I n T h e H a I Is . 1-Yifw , o 4.09 ' Mr. McCammon and his yardstick keep order. a 'wal Mrs. Hanna demonstrates her skill at parking a car on the new faculty parking lot. 5 In Your Classes . . Studying, Amid the whirl of social events and extracurricular activities, students at G.H.S. find provided for them a well-planned sched- ule suited to individual needs and desires. This curriculum furnished educational oppor- tunities in many fields. Among these are languages, mathematics, social studies, dra- matics, and physical education. Mathematical courses ranging from jun- ior high arithmetic to algebra, geometry. and trigonometry are offered to all students. These subjects constitute an important part of the curriculum with the varied courses in social studies. A study of Latin and Spanish supply a good background for English and creates an appreciation of the contributions foreign cul- tures have made to our present-day life, even though most students declare the language is Greek to them. In geometry we learn more than 2 + 2 : 5. Day Dreaming .. A favorite activity for those who are athletically inclined, gymnastics help to coordinate muscles and develop physical strength. Q. .l Ever wonder what happened in l492, l864, or l9l 2? Pupils inter ested in historical events find that history classes provide a wealth of such information. Speech class give students an opportunity to participate in dramotic activities and often uncovers hidden talent, 7 No I Typlng develops speed and accuracy Who knows? We may have another Leonardo da Vmcn 8 Matter What You're Doing English Lnterature provndes a background for the college bound L..-I Leormng to farm the scnenhfnc way l l l ,,, .. A i I ' r X A l to X You're Always ln The Picture Through partuclpatlon In home economncs courses the gurls recelve preparatuon for a fu ture goal as homemakers while lndustrual arts and agriculture classes provude an oppor tunlty for boys to develop theur Interests and capabulntnes Englnsh luterature and art guve students many chances for self expressuon From the sciences students gann a basic knowledge of the fundamentals of lute ln thus way students may be well pre pared to play a leadung role In the complete world of tomorrow ls thas a physlcs roulette wheel? 'llll xv.. Theres o certain our about the gurl who learned to These shop boys know what fhevr I e sew In home ec 9 . . . . . ,, I . . . - I I , . . I Q '11 77 2 ts wx rl A Z , , 5 H M t M ufmwanvv get h 4' . ' . 1 l .. ,I l I IV, If , V 1 - ., x . ' ' ' ' ' in iS. Homecoming Highlights- The highlight of the i956 football season was the crowning of the Home- coming Queen, Anita Hurst. The homecoming was held during the half of the Greencastle Linton contest Candidates Anita Hurst Janet Hess Lynn Lewis and Letty Lowdermilk were chosen by members of the foot ball team and final selection was made by the student body Escorted to the float in sports cars and dressed in matching sweaters and skirts complemented with white blazers, the nominees were presented as the band played fanfares in their honor Co captains Ronnie Monnett and Bill Fobes crowned Queen Anita and presented her with a spray of red roses Lynn Janet 10 Now IS the time for all good actresses The annual Thespian play, di- rected by Thelma Stout, was pre- sented in December, l956. Family Circle was chosen as this year's play and Vicky Lanzone had the lead. This is a story of Cornelia Otis Skinner and the be- ginning of her career in acting Family Circle takes place in the early l9OO s in the eastern part of the United States Cornelia and her friends present many problems in certainty of their ability to act This play gave the audience much enjoyment many of the students saw Cornelia Otis Skinner when she appeared on the DePauw campus a year ago Broadway In .al Does Kathy have a problem7P Out damn spot out l sa Y . II - - ll ' , . 'ff , V V j . La ' 1.5 i gi X6 S C W ' 1 7 ,Again ll ll . .. , . . . A Case of Springtime, an en- tertaining, fast-moving comedy, scored a big hit for the junior class when it was presented on March 22. The story concerned the hilarious calamities that befall Bob Parker, a high school senior, when he falls for the principal's daughter, and she decides to throw him over for a college man. To impress his girl, Bob takes up magic, but some- how his tricks fail to work. A help- ing hand lent by his kid brother further confuses the situation before events at last take a turn for the better Our Own Backyard Prompters Marilyn Ballard Joyce Smith and come to Sally Johnson s rescue Mr Franklin is giving the cast final instructions 9 v,qf ' 'ii.3.3Lf.L 'X Rita Neese The P TA ladies have come to call Sally 13 Johnson Marcia Drake Kathy Reynolds and Rachel Jordan I - ' Ti , 55 - , t Wi J L- s i v- .:, J V , 'JM , ri ' ' ' ' . 4' ,ti . A l 5 Q' 5 ' J H ' I fa-L'-,s . 'o , , ,, ' '-u it C ,' , .'- 4 ' I , !'f,-,flirt , - . . Qc- fx ii 4, ' S 'fn Q v ' - . Y 1 , ,wtf-' . l lt . . .V-J 1 - -A -' . U ,I 'L Q - ' 1 TA ' ' ' .V-1? , ., I .1 it ' I l A I A , V , - I . , . . . , . - , . 1 Slngln and Steppm Hugh These senlor gurls danced to Honkey Tonk and recenved o bug applause Follies Entertalns Neese presented a very entertammg pantomime Two Lost Souls Bables Agavn7 Fleck Conrad Sue Colluns Barbara Allee and Charles Buckles kept everyone laughing with thelr pantomlme of Baby Face I4 Two Cute Little Skunks-Ann Trusler and Rita I I A ' ' 1 I I 1 - . - . ,, H Composed of representatives from every class, the G. H. S. Follies proved very enter- taining to the large crowds in attendance Nov- ember 8 and 9. The varied program included singing, dancing, pantomimes, acrobatics, and instrumental numbers. Proceeds from this year's Follies were divided between the con- vocation fund and the Senior Class for use in defraying the cost of the Minaret. Special features of the production this year were two Senior Chorus Lines doing novelty dances, a boy's quartet, and Lillian Brown and Harold Williams doing a rhythmic dance. New acts which drew a lot of applause were the Senior Girl s Sextet several panto- mimes a magic act and a group of acrobqts who presented some very difficult gymnastic feats Also returning from last year was a group selected from the school choir singing and dancing The Follies shows the talent in G H S and also gives the performers confidence in their abilities and sometimes is the start of a career or leads to engagements to entertain for clubs All Smiles as They Sing and Dance Me and My Shadow by Kathy Reynolds and Jane Hughes was very well presented Smiles Cover Tired Faces The entire cast sing happily as the final successful production 5 i , s F ri if it li r , '. of the l956-57 Follies comes to a close. 15 As the choir sings The Night Before Christmas, the story was pantomimed by Emmett Hunter, Jimmy Fentress, Fatsy Collins, Judy Colby, and Shorty of living. He mode his delivery i Williams. Sergeant Pike added magic to his safety talk. safety tips. l-lalf of the proceeds from GHS. Follies are responsible for s of our outstanding convocations the year. Sergeant Pike provided tertainment for the entire stu' body. Along with his laughs he g many helpful safety hints . . . Marketto and his choir presented eral holiday selections. At Tha giving Dr. Glenn Cunningham, athlete gave an inspirational talk . During another convocation Mr. Cammon was honored by being' rr an Honorary Chapter Farmer Another speaker on safety was Mr. O'Conner, As a young race di at the 500 mile, he appealed to students and explained the nece of safe driving . . . Along the 4 cational line we had two speakers were outstanding. Dr. Anton Lud from Austria showed a movie and l facts on Austria and explained foreign policy . . . De Yip Loo livered a speech on China and her r esting by having three students mi Chinese clothes . . . Dr. Merrill McFall made three talks during Y Week on Consider Your Call. From September, l956 through l957 the convocations at G.H.S. excellent. Variety Of Convo Pat O'Conner, famous 500 mile race driver, gave several c l v nu., I6 1 XX Mr. McComrnon become honorary member of the FFA, Entertain Students Dr. Merrill B.McFcnII was guest speaker for 0 series of Youth Week convocotions. ,pf 4 , gl 5 I h ft UL , I :YW , 'Q ' 1 - i I - - Af if gg , gf,',3fge . in '. +g 1547 I I ' K' 'JL , ' 9 'zxx i. 5 fzn? ta, ' ff f QM F 4-H Champs For many students 4-H club work con- stitutes a vital part of their summer activities. Planning recreation, completing projects, par- ticipating in the excitement of the County Fair, earning achievement awards - 4-H'ers enjoy a varied program of work and play. This year G.H.S. was well represented by girls enrolled in club work, Becky Suther- lin, Jean Butts, Carolyn Flint, Velda Stwalley, and Marilyn Mann competed in the district judging Contest after winning locally. In addition, Marilyn, Velda, and Carolyn parti- cipated in state-wide competition. Patty Steele, Beverly Best, and Sue Caspar also made good showing with their demonstrations while Nancy Flint was a finalist in the County Dress Revue. For her Forestry exhibit, Maxine Herriott was awarded a State Fair entry, and Marilyn Mann received similar entries in Food Preservation and Safety. Junior winners included Mary Wright, Joyce Reeves, Marcia Sims, Ora Grimes, Carol Thorlton, Candy Balay, and Carol Blue. Many of these 4-H'ers as well as other students interested in home economics, are active in the Future Homemakers' organi- zation. These girls aim to prepare themselves for a future as homemakers. af AH 1, f V 5 Q' , T ji . ua, ,lr zhgm f :af , Experience In Futurama On the night of May ll, l956, an excited group of juniors and seniors entered the mystic land of Futurama for three never-to-be-for- gotten hours of dancing, laughter, and refreshments. Music furnished by the Lambda Chi Combo from DePauw added the crowning touch to a perfect evening of entertain- ment. Joan Rightsell and Jerry York were crowned Queen and King of the i956 Prom by the junior class president, Marion Vote. The bewitching hour of midnight brought everyone back to eorth just in time to attend the Post Prom Fol- lies at the local Voncastle Theater, where an entertaining movie was shown and sandwiches were served. Further entertainment was furnished by a troupe of actors and actresses from Indianapolis. The couples then went to the Elks home for more refreshments and dancing un- til the clock struck five, marking the end of another memorable Prom. S-4 Ow! My toe! -- and the bond played on. Jerry, Joan, and roses. 21 GHS. went along with all the fads and fashions of l957i The boys and girls shared styles of crew-neck sweaters and ivy league buckles . . . Elvis Presley was a frequent subject of controversy, while other tastes ranged from Pat Boone to Count Basey and his dance music, and Calypso with l-larry Belefonte . . . Popular items in girls' wearing apparel were bulky knit sweaters and blazers, which were very conspicuous throughout the halls of G.H.S .,.. Varied lengths of hair were obvious. Buns, pony tails, duck tails, and long hair were all worn in numerous styles. . . Pizza was enjoyed by all and the Roman Holi- day was the favorite hangout when you craved this delicious food, pizza. Xg Hmm hot' is often vociferated at the pizza place. -f mv i MOST POPULAR - Anita Hurst and Marion Vote MOST STUDIOUS - MGfilYf1 MON1 Gnd Phil aren't always in the jail. Ballard knew their facts and figures. BEST LOOKING - Becky Hecko and Chuck Dick- MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Patsy Collins and son put their best faces forward. Wally McClure dug ditches in their spare time, 26 Th ,li l Of ,bn sf Q1 , 'ffl Uh.-L 1 ,r ,, T V-95: Z ,,f'.. -.Q -may-L .ml -- e Irony Of lt All !! Each year a select group of seniors is elected to the G.H.S. Hall of Fame by their classmates. The selection of these students is based upon their four-year record of effort and achievement in various fields of activity, as well as upon personal attributes. Excellent performance in the athletic, musical, or study departments qualify six students to occupy a position in the Hall of Fame, while the re- maining six qualify by virtue of looks, person- ality, and potentialities. MOST MUSICAL -- Maxine Herriott and Mac MOST ATHLETIC Joyce Ewing and John Ray Thorlton were forever tuning up. pulled a few r'nonkeY 5l 'V16S ' J JL 1 'W ' Q Q A, .5 . ,Y ftffi ' ':-533 :if-fzfi '- wg'-f.., 'M 1. '2 - 332 Mk 1-1? 25? 1 '34 N . iw, f ,Q 5' - O i 'gf if W w 7 rl RM-.. i lm. 5 W ' . 9 5 I S Q 1 4 5 Q Activitie NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Slttmg Left to Rlght M Pell C Klllunger M Mann P Ballard B Remsburg D Goldsberry M Vote V Stwalley M Herruott Standmg M Thorlton W J Tennls J Donelson D Boyd J Ewmg P Colllns Scholars Extraordinary The Natnonal Honor Society IS composed exhubntnng outstandung qualities In character scholarship leadershlp and service Each year a lnmuted number of juniors and seniors are elected as members from their respective classes Those elected as junlors last year and currently serving as offucers are Burgle Rems dent Marllyn Mann Secretary Phll Ballard Treasurer and Marlon Vote Sergeant at arms Electuon to membershnp an the Socnety ns one of the highest honors that can be be stowed upon a hugh school student of those students selected by the faculty as burg, President: Dixie Goldsberry, Vice-Presi- 30 STUDENT COUNCIL Row One Left lo Rnght S York B Remsburg J Krlder B Hecko J Donelson M Lee Row Two L Nelson A Trusler N Borden K Muller M Brown N Stanger A Ikamlre J Turk V Rlchards S Nickerson P Harrold Row Three J Ray L Better Relations Vla Council Thus year the Student Councul sponsored by Mass Thelma Stout ond Harold Stewart has worked actuvely to promote the best unter ests of the school As part of thus effort the members have supported many school func tions and have worked closely wuth the DePauw Council to create a frnendluer and more under standing relatnonshlp between the students of the two schools Offucers of the organuzotlons are Burgne Remsburg Presldent Jam Krlder Vlce Presldent Becko Hecko Secretory, and Janet Donelson Treasurer ' : ' 1 ' 1 f 1 - ' 1 - 1 ' 1 . ' , . , , ' , . ' , . . : . , . Brown, K, Sears, J. Inglis, M. Eiteljorge. . . . I - I ' 1 I I - . . 0 0 ' I 1 , . 31 HI Y Mixes Serlousness The HI Y an affullate of the YM C A us organized to create manntaun and extend throughout the school and commumty hugh standards of Chrrstran character The H1 Y contrnbutes annually to the socual actnvutnes at G H S by sponsoring the H: Y Carnuval lt as promoted by the group un order to rarse money but It also serves to develop co operatnon and lnutlatnve The members have lots of fun preparing for thus actuvzty Another socval actuvuty us the Valen tune Sweetheart dance sponsored for the en payment of everyone For the flrst thus year the HIY IS awardmg a hundred dollar scholarshrp to a sensor boy who rs plannmg to continue has The officers are Ronme Terry President Clyde Compton Vice Presldent Ronme Mon nett Secretary Phll Ballard Treasurer Burgle Remsburg Chaplain and Butch Tennis Ser geant at arms Mr See as the sponsor .- I .. h ' 1 -I . - - . II 1 . - I I I ' . I . . . .- . , . . ,, . . ' ' ' ' . . . ' schooling in some manner. .- . 1 . . . I . : . . I . I . - . : . - - . . . . . U I I . I .: . . . I . I . I - .22 Wuth Pleasure And Y Teens The Y Teen organuzatuon us a hugh school branch of the YWCA Thus year the Y Teens under the leadershup of Muss Munna Mae Bartley and Mrs Charlotte Peterson have worked closely wuth the DePauw YW C A un order to umprove the local club and to promote a better understandung of uts pur The goal of all YTeen gurls us to grow as a person to grow un fruendshup wuth people of all races reluguons and natuonalutues and to grow un the knowledge and love of God The club has grown consuderably consusts of 125 sophomore uunuor and senuor gurls Fufty fuve gurls were formally unutuated as members un October at an evenung ser vuce For the furst tume mothers were unvuted to attend the servuce and tea Some club projects thus year were the Thanksguvung baskets the Chrustmas Dance socual servuce work and varuous money mak Offucers are Presudent Carole Kullunger Vlce Presudenl' Jane Hughes Secretary Duxue Goldsberry Treasurer Joyce Ewung Chaplaun Sally Johnson and Program Chcur man Becky Hecko , . . , . poses. ing projects. - . . . . I . . J I . . . . . - . I I I I . . I . .. 2 . . 2 I I . U . I J A 1 - ' 5 it , . I I 33 THESPIAN SOCIETY Row One Left to Rrght M Thorlton J Blume J Turk D Boyd C Compton M Myers Row Two T Stewart W J Tennis M Pell J Mackey L Loudermilk A Hurst C Killinger S Etter J Hess S Humbert B Correll Row Three J Shonk wiler B Aker M Mahoney M Herriott D Burkhardt L Duncan J Colbert S Johnson M McMillan J Karcher J Todd Miss Stout Row Four D Neuman E Hunter L Cox W McClure M Vote B Richards V Lanzone J Hughes K Rey nolds B Pehan Thesplans Act Well Their Parts The purpose of the Thespian Society is to advance and improve the dramatic arts program at GHS The local group com posed of approximately forty five members each of whom has earned at least ten points for membership, co operates with all school dramatic activities. Lost summer fifteen members in addi- tion to Thelma Stout, the sponsor of local Troupe lO98, attended the National Thes- plan Conference held on the lndiana Uni versity campus In December the group suc cessfully presented the play production Family Circle to o very appreciative audience Officers currently serving the club are President, Jerry Blume, Vlce-President, Clyde- Comptong Secretary, Jane Turkg Treasurer, Dorothy Boyd, and.Clerk, Moc Thorlton. CHOIR Row One Left to Right S Humbert B Pettit F Carruth N Nelson J Butts P Gibson A Trusler B Bond Row Two S Etter J Hess S Hendricks A Hurst M Pell T Tucker J Todd L Brown Row Three A Heavin N Thompson S Dudley D Murphy S Wilson M Franklin B Hecko L Gorham N Richards K Reynolds M Herriott G DeLong A Hamilton E Presley Row Four G Kersey T Stewart J Glover P Gould R York L Cox P Day P Miller W Cox C Spencer R ONeal K Barr The Choir s Music Fills The Air The high school choir, under the direc- participated in the County, District, and State tion of Don Marketto, provided many inspir- Choral Festivals. These excellent perfor- ing and entertaining programs for convoca- mances by the choir have brought them many tions. The members also presented a spring honors. concert, sang at baccalaureate services, and 35 S ht., 1 BAND Row One, Left to Right: D, Goldsberry B. Correll. Row Two: J. Donelson, M V. Padgett, L. COX, J, Corbin, M. Brown E. Woodall, C. Taylor, B. Surherlin M. McCullough, R, Strohm, J. Miller, L C. Spencer, B. Gould, T. Stewart, G. Gough try 3 x A. J 5,,:g.,:8 ' 4, A A C r e W MAJORETTES Left to Right: Drum major, H. Burkett, majorettes, J. Corbin, J. Butts, V. Richards, and L, Thomas. 36 r ,L. f rf .-, 'Y ! ,vw ,QW .,. , 'Yfef H -4+K.S',v -gigifi, 2 ' ' 4 ff2j'7,1'f ff'lf g ff? Y w w , s,,g+f K A Q X,Kf,.m fin, ffl . iw K ,, , Y nw 5 if Q- ,f W F' W on 14 f F A fi? , fff fly ' H, Y G 1' ,. Z s ,J QZ vwninm 'K af , ' new-f 1 5 ff xi Lifwaggvwi '33 73? A A Develops Sk: The Glrls Athletic Assoclatlon under Mrs Hazel Hanna s capable supervlslon pro vudes an actnve program of gurls sports Two of the mayor actrvntues sponsored by the or ganuzatuon are swummmg classes at DePauw s Bowman Gym and bowling at Varsity Lanes A pount system has been establushed In order to encourage greater mterest nn these actuvn tres By partncupatmg In all sports gurls can earn whlte Gs In their rumor year wnth l50 points When they are sennors and have earned 250 pounts they are ehgrble to re cenve purple G s Oftncers co operating wlth Mrs Hanna thus year are Sheila Hanna President Patty Selsor Vlce President Opal Smnthers Secre tary and Ann Mules Treasurer G ' . , . . . . ,. .. . . 1 I .. 1 ' . I ' . . . . , . .. - I . . 1 . . . . . . - 1 I . . . . . - - ' ' , I 1 . . ..- . . I 1 ' ' 1 md 2 4' T ao 3 1 J 1- 7 GIRLS AND BOYS STATERS Front Row Left to Right S Etter M Pell M Herrnott A Hurst L Lowdermnlk D Boyd Row Two D Goldsberry S Honno P Collnns J Roy B Hecko J Ewung J Donelson Staters Learn Government Red Cross Alds RED CROSS Front Row Left to Rnght Sponsor Mrs Loveless J Scholl P Murry L Thomas B Bond C Pettit C Rector J Denny Row Two F Foxx R Chodd A Mules M Hetzer J Sproggs C Erdmon S Carson Row Three M Muller J Porter B Tennns J Andrews K Sears F Conrod J Groves qi 39 ART CLUB Front Row Left to Right D Boyd L Summs J Sprague C Nelson Mlss Curd Row Two S Hanna L Stewart J Klrcher C Sanders L Cox Row Three J Ewlng B Harney J Mackey M McMllIan J Glover LIBRARY CLUB Front Row Left to Right L Sums B Parrnsh D Wrlbur D Wilbur L Carger P Chase V Lewis Row Two T Tucker A Feld M Mann J Smlth J Klrcher L Riggs Row Three A Frost P Thompson C Allen N Rrchards J Porter H Gooch B Best Muss Stout Clubs Provide C? Th 40 L. :Slab WA ,J A 1. A. ,W ' ' - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - . , . , . , . , , . : , , - 1 . , . , . . . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , : . , . , . , . , , , . . : . , . , . , , , . , . , . , . ...V-., - v f 1:1 ,Q . 5. Q . .B 7 , -,IG 44 ' S. - . U awk. ...ef NB Vi I , X , 1 ,., A y Q 5 if , 1 . Mg L, . f' ,,, .. A ... . SPANISH CLUB Front Row O Smrthers E Hunter C Flunf C Kullrnger R Puerce Row Two L Stultz J Johnson D Mosten J Monnett J Todd M McMnlIan Row Three M Mann A Ikamlre P Colluns S Jones B Pehan Sponsor Mrs Oldenkamp For Spec: al Interests 14 LATIN CLUB Front Row J Englus L Stewart J Turk S Humbert C Grubb J Earnshaw Row o S Borden D Brattarn C lkamxre P Steele S Ballad Row Three N Thompson B Correll J Alexander R Vontress L Slmms Row Four S Walson M Brown C Saunders D Wolbrnng 41 C2 , - ' ' I ' 5, , , ' I I S 1 -3 , 1 I A S' ' Q I S- 6 1 I 6 ,A 5' 1 A I If N7 31. QB, Ml l I ' - A 'A Xi . I ' lf QQ , I Tw g I I I I ,I A ' I I, I 'I I I , ,I .I fl. I I I . if I S I 5 4 rx f ' , 4 I 1 ,' tv' ' . . ,..Q ' v-I 1 I f a 4, t I Q I l - I DCE CLUB Sfondmg Left to Rlght M Tweedy C Sknnner R Detro S Harney K Inman J Ewing J POVf9l' B Harney J Cunnlngham E Sutherlln L Thompson Row Two L Lowdermalk R McCammack M Berry J Brattann C Duckson R Mace L Rogers J Roberts D Knauer F Long C Taylor Row Three Mr Stewart D Neumann J Harrls O Helmer T Duncan K Rader R Fntzrmmons A McClure B Alexander B Coleman B Patterson Super Salesmen GCLUB Sfondrng Left to Rrght M Vote P Ballard B Tennis J Carson L Leer T Um brett J Ray Row Two Co Sponsor Tom Goldsberry B Buble J Hurst J Andrews J Shonkwller A Nevlns H Wlllnams G Brown V Patterson Co Sponsor Al Nowak Row Three K Fmchum D Neuman R Terry J Richards B Bradges C Dickson B Remsburg B Fobes fd f TTl mf' 42 FHA Slthng Left to Right M Mann Secretary Sue Caspar President V Richards Vlce President C Flnnt Treasurer Row Two L Crawley B Pe-tht J Dunn W Scaggs J Butts O Smlthers P Steele V Lewis A Llvesay Mrs Compton D Wilbur Row Three M Herrlott P Gnbson B Roberts J Reeves M Kearschner M Plngleton L Sfulz C lkamnre J Alexander P Thompson M Jordan N Fl nt Row Four R Detro S Nelson D Dudley T Overshnner B Cox A lkamnre K Patterson J Sprague V Stwalley R I gs J ohns J w Flve Smsley B Best C Be ry R Brattaln Chiles Rossok D Mandleblatt J Porter J Cunnungham H Gooch J Brattaun P Chase W Hash R Jordan S Burkett M Crawley J Allen Tomorrows Homemakers And Farmers FFA Row One Left to Right R Taylor J Shaffer R ONeal J M er J Akers P ONeaI V Dudley B Akers R Pursell Row Two J Lancaster A Jones R Muller T Sage J Johnson D Elmore D Frnchum D Sutherlan D Rossok Row Three B Hutcheson D Berry H Alexander I Stout R Hartman Row Four Mr Akers Sponsor D Cox C Spencer L Duckey C Jones J Arnold P Evans S Harrold 43 Cheery Group Of People The Pep Club Sponsored by Mr. Frank- This year the Pep Club has for its offi lin, produces school spirit and lots of noise cersg Bill Richards, President: Angie Feld during the Schools' Sporting Events. Vice-President: and Janice Monnett, Secre- Consisting of l4O members the students tary - Treasurer. form blocs and expose loads of spirit. 44 Mlnaret Marks Hours Of Toll -9-y..,. MX EDITORIAL STAFF Standmg Left to Rught P Collllns Edutor Mrs Lynch Sponsor M Mann J Shonk wuler J Carson B Fobes M Vote B Remsburg C Krllnnger J Ewung D Golds berry M Mahoney M Herrnott J Mackey C Flant and D Boyd Seated at Table M Thorlton B Hecko Cflnger In earl J Donelson M Pell and W J Tennis Teamwork long hours that have en abled the staff to meet the publnsher s dead lane, and a lot of effort have gone Into the producang the 57 Mlnaret Whlle the edl tornal staff took plctures, wrote copy and made layouts the business staff worked equally as hard selling advertisements and subscnptuons Now that the 57 Munaret has become a realnty It ns hoped that at as one of the best eVe I' 49 BUSINESS STAFF Slthng Left to Rnght Pl-nl Bgllgrd W McClure J Hess Standmg Bull Richards Jim Krlder 6 C14g',:-r:::v ' N' 632352: Sports J Y 'asf A ,.6 A, . 541 , J D, k V If 4454 M, 4,1 ,.,,,,,V,ifaf, 1 H' L i. H: 1, ,Q ,.., a fff1'?!Q-iw BY, ww! 2 4 'Q x HU . ya KJ 2 I 0 Q 1 fl-7' x Y Q gg x 4 f A 1 . 9' ,X f -4 in . 'Ei f Q Qfhz'--A ' Pixy - 1 Win 'H 365:25 'fav .ale f fff -'Fw Qwrfyif' f 'Y' -wif-m' 3 N all Q F 11 Q,',, X317 ' - Y Mf lk ,fb V, I . ' I v V 5 A ' W L 'Nw , Nels. ki KM ' 4 . b ikifiu f A 4 , . -1- ' K -iw -, V ' 1 QQ? 'E x.Q?f M, Aki J ...J Bob Bridges and Ronnie Monnett are receiving trophies for being the most outstanding back and lineman. Tiger Cubs Have Split Season The Cubs, playing their first football classic of the i956 season out-played the University boys to a I3-O score. Gib Brown scored on a i2 yard run early in the second quarter to give the Cubs an edge over the B. U.'s. Late in the third quarter, quarterback Bill Fobes sneaked over for the T.D. The B.U's then took over from their own 20 and marched all the way to the Cubs l yard line. However, the G.H.S. line held tight. The game ended l3-O. The second game the Cubs traveled to Plainfield, only to be upset -by a score of 26- l3. However, the Cubs did draw first blood by sending fullback Bob Bridges over the line to put the score 7-0. The aggressivness' was too much for the Cubs though. After their defeat from Plainfield, the Cubs bounced back and defeated Dugger 21- l2. Bill Fobes and John Ray did brilliant passing and receiving, they were big factors in winning this game. The next time out, the Cubs were defeated by a strong Lebanon team. The Labanon aggregation was- a running one and proved to be too much for our boys. The Cubs traveled to their next two games: Martinsville and Danville. Paul Gould scored from the one yard line and the mighty line held the Artesians to a 7-6 victory. The Danville battle ended in a deadlock. The final score was 7-7 with Gib Brown scoring the touchdown. In the final game the Tiger Cubs won over Brazil I3-l2. This was the first time the Greencastle has ever beaten the Red Devils. During the contest, six of Brazil's men went down before the onslaught of the Cubs. The Tigers Cubs ended their season with a 4-4-l record. - in 'QQ N, :N .ff A ll .., eq! ,EIA Q. . x h it .fu N. 1+ 1' YH fl 6 A ,195 4 'X F Z 7? M N ,ft S 2' .f X , A N : ' , ,-,-A, 5, ' Y ' 4 fl . 1 2 'fm' I ' . 14 ' 2 2+ i L Q Q IE :Elf ' fi ,S B SE.. sig 2 fx 1 1 2 1 . 9, 'Nfl if 5:9 5- ll ,IQ 5 nr ff V l 'Hia QM, n v. N. S 1-,A -A' 1 5 Q ,Q ggi? W2 Qi?-1 X fi- W' v 9' 54 T f , ,H ,fi A' A f 5,315 if 73' , xl 1 I 0 Top, Left to Right: P. Ballard, J. Carson, B. Patterson, J. Ray, B. York, B. Bridges. Bottom: B. Remsburg, C. Dickson, L. Brown, B, Fobes, G. Brown. The Cubs opened their season defeating Mitchell by a close score. They traveled on the next two occasions, taking one from Attica and then dropping a tight one to Gerstmeyer. The Cubs were playing without veteran John Ray as he was out with a bad ankle prior to the football season. Not babying the defeat to Gerstmeyer, Greencastle bounced back to triumph in their next six games. Of the six, Crawfordsville and Wiley gave the Tiger Cubs a real tussle. Veterans Chuck Dickson, Berg Remsberg and Buck Patterson had at this time led the cubs to be rated No. l8 in the state. But in the next appearance, Sheridan, who incidentally, Greencastle has never beaten, led the cubs all the way. They handed us our second defeat, But again the cubs come to life and put an end to Brazil and Sullivan. After a six day layoff, the cubs had an engagement in the Wabash Valley. The cubs trounced Coal City and Freedom to capture the Prelims trophy. The following week the Record-Setting Season Proves mighty tiger cubs moved to Brazil to take the quarter-finals from North Salem and Brazil Red Devils. The following day Greencastle rubbed out Clinton in the afternoon and whipped the mighty Gerstmeyer in the evening by a 76-74 count. The cubs had then earned a U. P. rating as No. 7 in the state. Another week lay off, and then the cubs met Brazil for the third time winning another. But at the following game, Garfield surprised the cubs, edging them in a 64 - 60 contest. As the Greencastle Tiger Cubs were practicing for their next game, co-captain Burgie Remsburg suffered a broken collar bone. Coach Goldsberry stated that this is one of the worst things that has happened to his teams. lt was a great blow to the fans and to -Burgie, The Cubs, easily defeated their next three opponents: Linton, Terre Haute State, and Rockville. The last opponent of the Tiger Cubs was Broadripple of Indianapolis. Broad- ripple led the Cubs all the way to hand them Cub Determination the US US US US US US US US US US US US US US US US US US US US US US US US ir fourth defeat at the i956-57 season Mitchell Attica Gerstmeyer Lebonan Plainfield Martinsville Crawtordsville Wiley Clinton Sheridan Brazil Sullivan Coal City Freedom N. Salem Brazil Clinton Gerstrneyer Brazil Garfield Linton State-Hi Rockville Broadripple NDI! P W o I -1. Q xQn 1 Y 'iw'-,ag ,JF x f 4 ! H xx A 7 we lsgiliof 5 535 T 5 f 4 Q , ,Na s ., , Bob York ISN ,QQ All QI! lil! vang R zeal . 1 , ya M ,gg Qi? 529' A K 1 t Morgan AI Nowo ln N F' 5. lC lt 0dIl09 4'W '-vl'f'L Qi. w,sa: 1, ' - 3 l E Q . ri V -mv 1 Victory Dance held in honor of Cubs after winning the title of Wabash Valley Champions Cubs Again Become Valley Champs Bob B 'dQ9S Sh0OfS for the lOOfh DOHWT In the Green Mr Kurtz sp aks at convocation held in recognition of castle Coal City game 56 triumphant cubs o . A - - I 9 . . Pronnslng Variety Prospects Fronl' Row Left to Right David Jones Bob Buble Mickey Myers Butch Tennis Larry Leer Jim Myers Row Two John Mace Bill Kehrer Richard Pierce Rufus Hartman Kenny Sears Paul Gould Row Three Ned Wright Clyde Compton Charles Roach David Webb B TEAM HAS GOOD POSSIBILITIES The varsity understudies coached by John See had a successful season this year They ended up with a season record of better than fave hundred per cent Coach See had as looks as though Greencastle should have another good varsity for the coming year Although they do not have considerable height they make up for it with speed and deception Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Mitchell Attica Gerstmeyer Lebanon Plainfield Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Martinsville Crawfordsville Wiley Clinton Brazil Sullivan Brazil Crawfordsville Garfield Linton State Rockville Broadripple Cubs display fine defense l ' ' 43 ' ' 40 ' . 2l ' 54 ' 22 ' 48 ' . ' 35 ' 33 many sophomores as he did juniors, and it Greencastle 28 Sheridan 37 48 ' 37 ' ' 38 ' l9 ' ' 38 ' 32 ' ' ' . 30 ' ' 52 f 49 4 26 as 4 as 32 ' 54 38 34 32 gl 31 L 21 38 . . 46 37 35 Team Of Tomorrow FRESHMAN Front Row Left to Rrght J Brown D Clark R Sutherlm D Brottam R Allee Row Two D Howlett J Amers L Porter G Kersey B Terry Row Three B Tennls J Goldsberry W Tipton Reed Wrlllams Manager Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Plalnfleld Bambrudge Flllmore Crawtordsvnlle Fowler Martrnsvrlle Cloverdale Rockville Roachdale Garfneld Crawfordsvllle Harlan Brazil Clnnton Spencer Brazil Clinton Martinsville Greencastle Cloverdale Greencastle Lafayette Jeff EIGHTH GRADE Front Row Left to Rrght M Ertelyorge R Trout B lrwln L Crawley F Foxx S Akers York B Fletcher B Rader F Gass B Oberlm Row Three R Plngleton S Rlchards L Gnd dmgs Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Greencastle Fillmore Bainbridge Rockvllle Crawfordsvrlle Clayton Martrnsvnlle F1 llmore Clinton Fnllmore Brazul Crawfordsvnlle Clinton Brazil Plolnfleld Cloverdale Lafayette Front Row Left to Rrght S Swlfkard D Howlett W Bennett D Hatcher J Neuman S Norris Row Two R Chadd J Neal T See L Walton R Dunn C Scott Row Three W Lewis D Freeman D Lancaster S York T Pehan The seventh grade wound up thelr season wuth sux vlctorles and three defeats 32 ' ' 53 28 . . 32 ' 45 ' 37 4l ' ' 29 33 ' 45 31 ' 39 A 27 43 ' 50 ' A 33 43 ' 43 ' 33 ' ' 36 35 44 53 D. Cox. Row Two: S. Jones, J. Fentress, D. 28 ' ll 35 ' ' 38 ' 4l ' 33 47 ' ' 42 ' 27 ' 40 ' . 34 ' 44 ' 3l ' 44 ' 30 ' ' 5l 32 Yell Leaders Boost Tiger Cubs The junior high, freshman and var- sity yell leaders were always on hand to encourage good spirit - win or lose? The varsity girls did their share of hard work leading yells during the exciting victory of the Wabash Valley Tourney, and also during the entire season. The girls supervised enthus- ing pep sessions with the pep band and skits. Through their leadership the pep club, vocal cords, and other stu- dents made plenty of noise and yelled many cheers. Barbara Bond, Nancy Nelson, Letty Louder- milk, and Anita Hurst. Sue Collins Steve Harold and Judy Corbin Marsha Twigg Virginia Padgett and Linda Nelson hw.. Track Team UP and Over John Ray sets o pole vault record of ll ft 8 n The thmly clads wlll be countmg heav :ly on sensors durung the l957 track season However If the turnout of underclassmen IS as large as last years thus dependence wall be short lnved Durmg the 56 track season numerous track records were broken and It as expected The staggermg Crawfordsvllle mrler loses the lead to Jack Shonkwller un that these also wnll go down thus year Some young hopefuls are Kenny Fmchum James Mann Charles Roach and Harold Wllllams We also have a new track coach Loyd Cooper Mr Cooper after expernencmg a successful basketball season us lookmg forward to the cmder meets In the sprung P W ' . i . ,Y 49 C ' v 4 ' i ' 0' ' I ' the first lap. . . . I Z . I . . I I . . ' , . . . I I . . - II ll ' ' I 60 Young But Promidng . Baseball Veterans Return The future is looking very encouraging for the G.H.S. baseball team, with the start- ing nine returning and withy the help of some other bright prospects. The seniors that will be wrapping up their high school careers are John Carson, a hard hitting first baseman, Bucky Patter- son, who holds the dirt spot. Also Bob Bridges and Bill Fobes will be sharing the hurling task. The other veterans returning from last years starting nine are Butch Tennis, Larry Leer, Jerry Andrews, Gib Brown, and Bob Bible. This year we are expecting the diamond men to have a good season and they should also present a major threat in the WIC con- ference. Back Row Left to Rlght Coach John See Manager J Graves J Carson M Meyers B Patterson B Bible B Kehrer W Lmdbloom andJ Andrews Front Row D Hopkins G Brown B Bridges D Jones C Roach L Leer B Tennis and B Fobes 4-.Z Two ' Femmes Fatales Enter The Girls Athletlc Assoclatlon has been very octave durlng 56 57 sponsornng team and mdlvldual Competition In a variety of sports Some of the contests nn which the members competed were badmln ton pmg pong basketball and soft a Swlmmrng IS one of the organ: zatlon s outstondnng actzvltnes l structlon un llfesavmg IS available Wann Jo Tennus and Janet Donelson took advantage of thus opportunity to learn Bowlung also provides enjoyment and competutlon for In terested members The blggest event on the club calendar ns the annual public ex hlbatuon of athletuc talent Part lcupants nn this program nnclude the flnallsts of the lnter class basket ball tournament and acrobatlc groups which present varnous pyro mud and tumbling acts No swlmmmg tonight The guards are having a h meeting C Klllunger S Johnson J Hughes Cpeekmgl D Boyd P Colluns S Hanna Okay you guys you ll regret that slam World Of Sports J' ,N N. 'W , 1 -V-'suv Take your mark. Get set. Go! cries Mrs. Hannag Sue Collins must be laughing at what will and they're off. happen when Sally Etter forgets to let go of the ball. Some senior girls are turning Egyptian with their Oh! Your foot's sliDDi 1Q is the CYY Of pyramids, disaster to the tumbling team. 63 in wg A. :Q 'sf 'i5.P'-7 wi? 'gn , ', :. rw? Wm , 10,1 9' 1 6 . ,gk if il! ii! :Lil ,s 11 5 ,M 1. ra, v , , - l f ,. ' f 1' 'Q Q -v N 1 4 I . 4 f I ' 7' 1 People Mr Royce E Kurtz us the Superintendent of Schools having taken offnce at the begun earned has BA and MA degrees and has had several years of expernence un school ad mnnnstrotnon He was Prmcupal of Martuns vllle Hugh School and Superintendent at Delphi Mr Kurtz has made many friends among the students and In the communlty and shows the promlse of benng strong and a progresslve leader for the Greencastle Schools Leaders Buslly Plan For The New 66 Planmng for a new hugh school bulldnng and super vlsung the present Greencastle School System comprises o very full schedule for the school board Seated, Left to Rnght are: Mr Bayard Allen, Mr Edwnn Snavely, Mr Charles Lanzone, Mr Clufford Frazier, and Mrs Eleanor Ballard A X K . 4 4 2 ' r , .Q -I 1 I h A A N-J 1 , , Q c H, 2 1 -.- 2 . . if 5 i ' - Q5 2 l. ' - at U - f ning of the school year. Mr. Kurtz has jim A j Supervuse The Old Actung as assustant pruncupal and counselor to senuor hugh boys Glenn Skelton helps fund the solutuon to many duffucult problems When h us n t occupued un these capacutues he teaches senuor government and economucs Pruncupal Norman B McCammon us a busy man wuth all the admunustra tuve problems of a hugh school He al ways has tume however to answer the questuons of students or help them un any way Hus capable leadershup largely responsuble for keepung the dauly program at GHS runnung smoothly Although a large part of hus lfe s centered around G H S Mr McCammon takes an octuve unterest un communuty actuvutues L... X Miss O'Hoir Mr. Athey we Mr. Irwin Mr. Sheridan Mr. Nowak Mrs. Franklin Mrs. Hanna Mrs. Lynch Mr. See Miss Bartley Miss Doggy Mrs. Oldenkamp Mr. Shirar Mr. Stewart j Pupils under Madonna 0'Hair's instruction will long remember her bright smile and sense ot humor. Miss O'Hair teaches various mathematics courses from junior high arith- metic to the tougher courses of algebra and geometry. Mr. Verle Athey centers his life among boys of all ages interested in vocational training, He is one of several vo- cational teachers at G.H.S. Mr, Athey currently is working towards his masters degree. .f- I QLDLI! Active Administrators Herndon Irwin enjoys working with young people as a junior high math teacher and sponsor. He serves in the very important capacity of timer at all basketball games. Lauren Sheridan is shown helping one of his junior high history students. He also teaches United States history to juniors and is a junior high sponsor. Vow 5 A familiar sight in our classrooms is the student teachers from DePauw University. Guude And Direct Us When he us not helpung the varsuty gruduron team wun another vuctory Coach AI Nowak teaches buology to sopho mores He sponsors the G Club and junuor class Vuctorua Franklun funds her dutues as junuor hugh counse lor both unterestung and enjoyable Teachung eughth grade Englush classes rounds out a full schedule of actuvutues Through Mrs Hazel Hanna s hard work and encourage ment the GAA has become one of GHS s largest and sports through the gym classes Mrs Madge Lynch teaches Englush and senuor luterature Her bug project for the year was sponsorung the Munoret Her helpful advuce ond patuence auded the staff un producung one of the best yearbooks ever ln addutuon to teachung many cammercual subjects John See acts as Hu Y and senuor class sponsor ln hus spare tume he coaches the basketball team and us assustant basket ball coach Venu Vudu Vucu us Muss Munna Mae Bartleys slogan 5 Latun us made more enjoyable by her thorough knowledge of the language Through Muss Bartleys guudance un Y Teens the club has grown to be a very popular and worthwhule organization Muss Eluzabeth Daggy devotes her tume to teachung sophomore Englush and preparung senuors for college un her grammar and composutuon classes Students can always de pend upon her understandung advuce and counsel when faced wuth any problem Senora Jaan Oldencamp funds that teachung both Spanxsh and Englush classes makes for a hectuc but enjoyable lufe She sponsors the Spanush club and the sophomore class as well as the newly organuzed Future Teacher s Assocuatuon Earl Shurar new to the G H S faculty thus year teaches physucs and junuor hugh scuence classes He us also a junuor hugh sponsor Harold Stewart unstructs undustrual arts and the DCE Class Stew as he us well known to the students helped durect the 56 Follues and us a co sponsor of the Student Councul un addutuon to beung a freshman class sponsor L , ,J :J- . . . - , , . . , f ' ' I , . . I , , . . . .I I , most active clubs, She has increased the interest in girI's , . . . , . . 4 ,, u, - I1 Il - ' - A 1, . . , , .fl . 4 1 I I V ' I - - u u ' I Blshop McCullough Marketto Franklln Akers Hammond Mrs Loveless Muss McClure Mrs Peterson Mr Morgan Mrs Athey Mr Cooper Mlss Stout Mrs Compton 5 Us 'J Sponsoring Social Actlvltles Wnlllom Blshop one of the best known teachers at GH S IS famous for hrs character lmpersonatlons teaches yumor hugh Englash and IS a lumor hugh sponsor John McCullough IS shown here helplng a student cor rect his graphlc drawlng Mr McCullough teaches vocatlonal bulldlng trades and as a junior hugh sponsor RN- Faculty snatch o minute In the mornnng to predlct the actlvltles of the next few school hours M ' I ' , . Z Z Z Z Z Z , - . - . F' 7' 7' T' T' 7' W I X U NI O , ' Q , . . ' v . T . ' .. --.. f -X 'fx ' mfs YE Q, A f N ' Q H., 1 - ' eQ 'Bi x 'M I f U.. I U1 , r' 'pl .u. 5. au ru J' v l K 'Wi F l I , 1 1 yi! Conductung Classes The many successful performances of the band and chour have proved Don Markettos theory that Practuce makes perfect Through hus efforts the pep band has ably supported the football and basketball teams by playung at all the games The enthusuastuc sponsor of the Pep Club John Franklin also teaches Englush and junuor hugh hustory In hus wo years at GH S he has become very popular wuth the stu dent body H O or judgung steers? Gene Akers us the chemustry and agruculture teacher As sponsor of FFA he coaches the boys un preparatuon for varuous judgung and demonstratuons at whuch they have won many honors The junuor hugh boys counselor us Reese Hammond, who also teaches seventh grade geography and spellung He has lent a helpung hand to many students gettung theur furst taste of hugh school lute Mrs Edrus Loveless receuves much enjoyment from teachung junuor hugh art and senuor hugh Englush Red Cross under her sponsorshup has undertaken many projects to pro mote good wull Crooked seams and mussung buttons may well become obsolete un our generatuon thanks to the work of such home ecoruomucs teachers as Eluxabeth McClure ln addutuon t teachung home econornucs Muss McClure helps sponsor the local Future Homemakers Chapter and the senuor class Mrs Charlotte Peterson teaches Englush and Speech In addutuon she sponsors the Speech Club and has helped to promote many actuvutues of the successful Y Teen organuzatuon Art Morgan new to the faculty thus year us a very ver satule person He teaches junuor hugh hustory and health and safety He also teaches gym and us assustant football coach Mrs Norma Athey devotes her tume to beung senuor hugh gurls counselor She us always ready to help any gurl who seeks her advuce or opunuon Mrs Athey possesses many talents and always has a fruendly hello for everyone Lloyd Cooper world hustory and health and safety un structor presents many unterestung facts to hus students He plays an actuve part un extra currucular actuvutues as coach of the freshman basketball team Muss Thelma Stout us school lubraruan and sponsors the Thespuan Troup Lubrary Club and senuor class Her co sponsorshup of the Student Councul has been partually re sponsuble for that organuzatuon s creatuve actuvutues Teachung home economucs In addutuon to sponsorung the sophomore class and Future Homemakers club keeps Dorothy Compton very busy Durung her summer vacatuon she us Q leader of the local 4 H Club l Q! 40 f Q o o . , ,, . . , ,, . . . . . . 1 , - - , . . 2 . . . . . , . . . 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O 1 1 - , A Mr. Hammond Mr. Goldsberry Muss Curd Mr Hardman Elmer Hammond has ably demonstrated hus capabulutues as a commerce teacher un hus one year at GHS Hus fruendly dusposutuon has gauned hum much popularuty among the students Undoubtedly one of the busuest rnen around school us athletuc durector Tom Goldsberry Asude from teachung health and safety and gym he us the varsuty basketball coach Hus efforts have produced many fune basketball teams As senuor hugh art unstructor Muss Margaret Curd has helped many amateur artusts to develop theur talents Her southern accent has proved fascunatuong to the students un her classes Harold Hardman occupues most of hus tume by teachung mathematucs He handles all the bulls and checks, workung wuth the club treasurers As sponsor of the sophomore class he helped promote thus years Freshman Sophomore party Mrs Imogene Azbell although very busy always has tume to chat wuth the students ln addutuon to beung funan cual secretary of the Greencastle Consoludated Schools she assusts Mrs Bordon un performung secretarual tasks for the Superuntendent of Schools Preparung Todays Youth Mrs Jane Morgan us a very pleasant addutuon to the Greencastle Hugh School She has the teduous uob of handlung the newly unstalled attendance program Mrs Bernuce Lewus does an excellent job of beung the pruncupal s secretary a uob whuch runs from beung a toothache expert to typung stenculs Mrs Maruan Borden us a very effucuent secretary to Mr Kurtz lt us a pleasure for anyone to purchase supplues from the book store because of Mrs Borden s fruendly personaluty As nurse for the hugh school and elementary grades Muss Paulune Smuth funds her tume occupued un fundung reme dues for sore throats broken bones and varuous munor unuurues She also has charge of X rays and health tests guven to the students To the custoduans falls the job of keepung the buuldungs neat and clean Mr Crowe, Mr Wulluams, and Mr Leslue are responsuble for the hugh school whule Mr Surber and Mr Marchbanke have charge of the gymnasuum ' 9 . 1 I 1 s . . , I . . . . , , ' I - . . ' . and helpfulness. , 1 1 I I l l . . I I . I V ' I . - 1 s . 72 S f 1 For Tomorrows Problems Mass Smith wall know' 'fond then he asked me 73 K r wr 'J , W , if , , , ' ff f r ,ff ' r ,. . K 4 J ,412,..w 9 'x The sensor class ottrcers takmg a vacatlon from classes are Dlxre Goldsberry Secretary John Carson Vice Presrdent Joyce Ewmg Treasurer Monon Vote Presldenl' Seniors Are Wiser Now As semors we have remumsced about our Freshman year We remember our fresh man mrtlotlon and freshman sophomore party Our class offacers were Presndent Marlon Vote Vlce Presndent Burgre Remsburg Hurst Our sophomore year was rather calm ex cept for our chance to rmtsate the freshmen Everyone began to take more of an Interest ln extracurrncular actlvutues The otflcers were Presldent Marlon Vote Vice Presudent Jam Krlder Secretary Anuta Hurst Treasurer Joyce Ewlng The rumor year was a long awaited one We receuved our class rmgs and were the hosts to the sensors on Prom Nlght Those who guided us through our junnor year were Pres: dent MOFIOH Vote Vlce Presldent Bull Fobes Secretary Wm: Jo Tenms Treasurer Joyce Ewing we have taken the leadmg role nn G H S As semors we have publlshed the Mmaret an an attempt to present to the student body mem orues of school life The sensor plcmc play and the Prom have added gauly to our Bug Year Marlon Vote set a precedent by dlrect mg the class through all four years of hugh school Thus year he was assisted by John Carson Vlce President Dlxle Goldsberry Sec retary Joyce Ewing Treasurer , . ' , ' 1 I 1 I ' 1 I - Secretary, Wini Jo Tennisg Treasurer, Anita Finally the year has arrived during which ' I . l ' I I ' ' l . - I I I 1 I 1 - 74 Through Years Of Toll NU ALEXANDER BERKLEY D C E Club 4 BALLARD PHIL Latsn Club l 2 Offscer 2 G Club 2 3 Of scer 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Football 2 T ack l 2 3 4 F F A l Junsor Red Cross l Student Councsl 2 Hs Y 2 3 Offscer 3 4 Operetta 2 Class Offscer l 2 Natsonal Honor Socsety 3 4 Msnaret Staff 4 Chess Club l Camera Club l BARR KENNY 4 H Club l Band l 2 3 4 Chosr 4 p Club 4 Solo and Ensemble Contest 3 State Solo and Ensemble! Contest 3 Hs Y 3 4 Sensor Follses 4 Chess Club l BEAMAN NANCY GAA l 2 3 Intramural Sporfsl 3 4 Style Shaw l BETSY L In Clubl GAA l 2 4 Ch Glee Club l Lsbrary Club l 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 YTeen 2 3 4 Operetta l 2 3 Sensor Follses 4 State Choral Festsval 2 3 BERRY MILTON B sketball 2 3 FFA l 2 3 4 DCE Club 4 Hs Y 4 Dasry Judgsng Team l 2 BLUME JERRY Latsn Club I 2 Pep Club 4 Hs Y 2 Thespsan Socsety 2 3 4 Offscer 3 4 Thespsan Play 2 3 Junsor Class Play Operetta 2 3 Sensor Follses 3 4 BOND BARBARA G A A 4 Band 3 4 Solo and Ensemble Contest 4 Chosr 3 4 .lunsor Red Cross 4 Yell Leader Y Teen 4 Thespsan Socsety 4 Thespsan Play 4 Sensor Follses 4 Lsberty Hsgh School l 2 3 75 . O I T . . . . I 1 1 ' 1 1 41 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 -. . 1 1 1 - 1 141 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 Pe 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 . I I T ' ' - 1 1 1 21 . , j 1 1 f Y I BEE, - ot' 5 . . . , , 3, 1 oir 2, 31 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 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HINKLE, JANICE- . .A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Style show , , . 80 Loads Of Lau ghs HURST ANITA Latun Club l 2 Spannsh Club 3 GAA e u Pep u e ader l 3 Y n 4 G rls State 3 Thesplan Socuety l 2 3 4 Speech Class Play l Operetta 2 3 Class lcer l 2 enlor Follles l INMAN KENNETH Spanlsh Club l Basketball l Track Fo all 2 Base D C E Club 3 4 Junior Oss 3 Pep Club 2 3 HI Y 2 3 4 Chess Club JOHNSON JAY A Livestock Judging Team 2 3 Land Judging Team 2 3 Dalry Judging Team 3 4 Chess Club l KILLINGER CAROLE Latln Club l 2 Span sh Club 3 Offlcer 3 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Intramural Sports Student Council 2 Pep Club 3 Y Teen 2 3 4 Thespuan Socuety 3 4 Jumor Class Play Speech Offncer Class Play l Natnonal Honor Socuety 4 Sensor Follres 2 Mmaret Staff AUER DONNELL FFA l 2 3 DCE Clu K DER JAMES Lam Club l 2 Tac 2 3 Foot l Manager l 2 Junlor Red Cross l Class Officer 2 Student uncll 4 Officer 4 H Y 2 4 Office 3 Club 4 Vocal Cords 4 KRIDLER JANICE Latnn Club l 2 D C E Club 4 Pep Club 3 4 Y Teen 2 3 4 Thesplan Socnety 2 3 4 Thesplan Play 2 3 Speech Clas Play 2 Speech Contest 2 3 MARIE n ramurol Sports l 2 F A 3 u l Lu rar u 3 Junnor Red Cross u ent Councrl l 2 Sty e Show l 2 81 l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2 ,3, 4, Gl elCll b l, Cl b 2, Y ll Le , , 4, -Tee 2, 3, , i ' , ' Off' sl 'I ' , 2, 3, 4,1 l, 2, otb l, , ball l, . . . , , ' Red Cr z , 5 P , , 5 l- , - F.F. , l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, ' ' , 1 ' , , 4: . - ' , 1 i , 4: ' , 1 A 4 . , , , J l, 2. 3, 4: ' 1 1 - , , , ' 4: 4, D.A.R, Good Citizen Awafd 4, I KN , - . , . , , , . . . b 4, 1' Rl I - T' , ' r k , , ba l ya C0 ' J ' 1 i- , 3, , ' r 1 Peo 5 l . . 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' EAL, RONALD--FFA. 1, 2, , 4, Ban 3, cho' . 83 These Are The Days PARRISH BEVERLY Llbrary Club 4 Style Show l PATTERSON BUCKY G Club 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 ootball l 3 eball l l DC E 4 Senlor Follnes 2 P L MARINA In Club l 2 GAA 3 4 Ba l 2 3 4 Intramural Sports l 2 3 4 Solo and Ensemble Contest l 2 3 4 State Solo and Ensemble Contest l 3 Pep Club 3 Pep Band 4 Y Teen 2 3 4 Girls State 3 Mlnaret Staff 4 Thespran Society 3 4 Thespuan Play 3 Jumor Class Play 3 Speech Class Play l Operetta 2 Sensor Follles 3 4 Natlonal Honor Society 4 l 2 3 4 Intramural Sports l 2 3 4 D C E Club 4 Libro y Club 2 3 4 Jumor Red Cross 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Y Teen St ow l PURSELL Fred GClub 3 4 Basketball 2 Football 3 4 A RADER KENNETH P SHIRLEY FHA l 2 S h l Y JOHN L nn Club l GClub 2 3 4 Track l 2 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Student Council 4 Junnor Red Cross l 2 3 Hn Y 3 4 Boys State 3 84 , -- ' , , 3, 4. 4, F , ,4, Bas , 2, '3, 11, FFA, , . . . 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I , 1. Y 4 91 Lives As Pettit Gordon Pursell Johnny Reynolds Kathy Richards Jim Richards Virginia Rorninqer Barry Rorninger Garry Selsor Patty Scroggin Rosemary Shafer Steve Shuee Bob Smith Joyce Stewart Tom Strohm Roy Stuart Marcia Taylor Carl Taylor Lindo Taylor Myron Tennis Butch Terry Ronnie Tindor Gloria Trusler Ann Wilbur Dawn Wilbur Diane Wilson Sharon Wright, Ned Woodall, Elsie York, Bob Seniors ad? W use ,M nv 1-4. flag fv- 'if nr -ef vu-'if of-M gi, . . ,- . , K K . 'Si' 1. if ' V' l' i , gym , , .- ' -, . ., 'r l 25. 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