Greencastle High School - Minaret Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1958 volume:

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I - ,X L V E- 1 G 1 Q I A-an-, 'N Ki. in .. 151' , F I Spam People The people of Greencastle are talking about us lts cltlzens are Interested In what we do and say and most of all un what we learn When we leave grade school we are chuldren we know only the thlngs basuc to learning In hugh school we learn what we need tv know to be responsuble adult cutnzens We are taught how to keep our country free how to care for our fu ture homes and how to do our future jobs To make sure that we learn these lessons well our communnty hares good teachers buys the necessary equipment and makes sure that we study In a good buuldung Talk and then action assures us of these thnngs The future IS safe only as long as we can learn and since everyone looks to the future we are Falk C9 .Me Jhuun Vndez ,....... 133 sewage ..... .4 er . .46 ., ...,.. 64 fm ......,,. my Um wma Bife as - L R ' ',.7n.7He , in They oren't excctly Greyhounds, but they get you here, -4 Who is on the other end of the line? Mrs. Lynch seems to be enjoying this telephone coll. Mickey lectures on good grooming between classes. 'T F: 10 ww- ,aww ........ Save this water for the fire! Mrs, Oldenkamp guards the water fountain during fire drill. Slum Area! Wonder when they will condemn this? At G. H. S. we learned many things aside from our studies, We were taught how to keep our belongings neat at school in hopes that the habit would stay with us throughout our lives. Though Emily Post might not agree, our teachers used various methods to school us in etiquette. We especially practiced our good manners during our five minute breaks. Two! Rita makes the basket. I2 I , :Bad . ya-31. , Spice .Bife ' 3? X' 'Q' 1 1 -'N For once the seniors look rother coord inoted. lliini-J : 1 ,Ja 1 pw I 'FJ The wmners of the Ink Pot Cord Contest Ronnie ond Ann Bucky CouIdn't stay owoy from the game. 6 . . And tl'1ey're off and pushing. Ymunwukhw MJ Virginia explains to fellow freshmen the basic fundamentals of freshman English. Classes, which are the back- bone of the CHS school sys- tem, are well-planned and give the students a chance to choose from a varied schedule accord- ing to their individual interests. There are six different curric- ulums from which a student may choose. They are Ac- ademic, Commerce, Home Ec- onomics, Industrial, Agricul- ture. zfewmyhe S5425 Rach 425 Thus ns the way the Romans dld nt' Mlss Bartley helps wlth the drapung of a toga ls it a dog, a cat? No, a person. Miss Curd teaches Art Classes. Farmers have to keep records too' Ag Class teaches farm management Up and over! Tumbling is only one phase of calis- thenics practiced in gym class. , 'lla .74 .73 .93ettefL Careful' Careful' Careful' Dont blow up tlie place' The Chemlstry class prepares weird concoctlons Dead or alnve' You can guess' The Biology class A plus B P'US C GQ'-10'S CONFUS'0N M091 I5 knows all the answers sometimes a puzzler' 9 Fawn Keep your nose to the grundstone T e Thus us the way uts done Mrs Compton un shop class experuments wuth wood and metal structs the Home EC gurls .0-' An effucuent secretary must know shorthand' The gurls un thus shorthand class are preparung for secretarual careers 10 ' rni' tut' V . W ' up ' 3 , i i 4 bv ,U . l. I , , 19' v A ,Hg-JIU , t,- Poot Mr. R. P, Brant of the Indiana Oxygen Company, Rev, Kermit Morrison, director of Methodist Student Move- gave several amazing demonstrations of the many uses ment, gave three very impressive talks during youth week. of prepared liquid oxygen. Ranging all the way from a zoo to a discussion at some problems of dat- ing, which was presented by Evelyn DuVaIl, the convocations proved edu- cational and entertaining for every- one. The various programs included Nutchuck, an Indian from Alaska, who entertained with some Alaskan folk songs and stories, Charles King, who presented spiritual songs and led the entire assembly in songs, and Mr. Ritzinger, a traveling science teacher, who demonstrated some interesting feats of science. Explorer Past 99, speech class plays, choir, band, and other presentations by our fellow stu- dents proved ta be memorable pra- grams. The convocations are provided for by half of the proceeds from Green- castle High School Follies. Come one, Come all to Ratley's Zoological exhibition. The Macaw was one of the many rare creatures which he featured. 'lUz'w .Tack LL he 2025, Um , A Drawstring blouses vie in populorify with sweaters. Bill gives his porko the flog-pole-sitting fest. The boys reolly go for those desert boots. But who's that in the middle? ls it . . . ?? I2 .77 ,Sag Many new fads have come into their own at G.H.S. this year. Desert boots were the new thing in shoes for bovs. But white bucks, black loafers, and Spauldings were still popular. The new trend in girls' shoes was the black and white rock 'n roll saddle. The boys seemed to be tired of their crew-cuts and tried different hair styles in ducktails and flat-tops. Girls' hair cuts were evenly divided between short and long styles. Crew- neck sweaters for girls were popular, as well as for boys. Boys and girls alike were seen in bulky-knit sweaters, the boys liked bright colors and ski design, while the girls preferred white. All and all the guys and gals of G.H.S. were a well dressed group. 'NX What do these pixies have in common? Why of course their new pixie haircuts. One. I3 lt may be windy but our crew necks will always keep us warm Well as you can see Mr. Frank lin finally gave in and bought ... .gg Their Hearts were young and gay Vicky Lan- zone and Ned Wright pose as their grandparents, for best Looking in the Senior Class. r' J ,, , Most Popular? Well, not in this picture, but the majority of the class thinks that Jerry Andrew and Nancy Nelson are. x Jean and Jack, elected most musical, display their talentsk I4 -8 E Wifi 110122 Elected most studious, Rachel and Monte are contemplating college. Finished at lastl Art and Sally, most likely to succeed, are quite pleased with their accomplish- ment. Q 1 U x S ! , if 1 E9 , Elected most athletic! For Patty and Larry, it's Proct ice! Practice! Practice! 'lllaa .T , .ig rv bv MERICA U M QQWRE I ,-. MA Kms ..! X 11 in The F.H.A. initiates are: First Row, Left to Right: M. Jordan, M. Kearschner, P. Chase, P. Gibson. P. Jordan, J. Reeves, D. Dudley, Mrs. Livesay. Second Row: J. Martin, J. Johns, M. Pell, Mrs. Compton, Miss McClure, D. Mandleblatt, A. Burk, L. Pitts, S. Pinaglio, R. Nichols. Third Row: M. Overshiner, J. Lewis, S. Chase, J. Johnson, B. Pehan, L. Pearson, O. Higgins, A. Livesay. The Greencastle Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America combined projects and social events to make a successful and enjoy- able year. The girls sold Christmas cards, doughnuts, and hot dogs. Initiation of new members was planned around a family pitch-in supper. A gift exchange, caroling, and games made the Christmas party an enjoyable event. Members of the chapter attended the fall district meeting at Lebanon and the spring meet- ing at Noblesville. This year the club initiated a list of standards for the gifts annually given to seniors and also a basis for selecting an out- standing senior girl. Assisting the advisor, Mrs. Compton, were Rachel Jordon, president, Carolyn Berry, vice- president, Beverly Best, secretary, Alice Livesay, treasurer, Maryland Kershner, parliamentarian, Arlene lkamire, historian, Pat Chase, editor, and Joyce Reeves, civil defense leader. The chapter was honored to have one of its members, Alice Livesay, serving as District song leader. 'lllfzen 'lllz 'wan .7 Champion Crops Judging Team: Akers, J. Arnold, A, Jones, A. Jon Both the Future Farmers of America and the 4-H ers know that working together in teams is an important part of their lives. This year, they placed high in the State contest, and well up in the National com- petition. The 4-H club re- ceived several championships in the county contest. Mr. Akers is their chapter advisor. Serving as officers are John Aker, president, Vern Dudley, vice-president, Bowen Akers, secretary, Jesse Hutche- son, sentinel, and Paul Evans, treasurer. Winners of 4-l-l Championships! B. es. B. Akers, S. Akers, l. Stout, P. Evens, D. Miller, D. Sutherlin. Alvin Jones, DeKalb Vocational Agricultural Medal, John Aker, Star Chapter Former. Award Letter Winners in Judging and Demonstration Row One J Akers B Akers D Rohn D Miller Row Two H Taylor A Jones l Stout C Spencer ,G , Fawn 'lla ao, 2 Queen Judy Colbert The halt tlme ceremonnes of the l957 Home comnng game provided an enjoyable spectacle Following a performance by the band the tour queen candndates were escorted to a posrtlon of honor by the class presidents The gurls were dressed an matching sknrts and sweaters wlth whnte blazers and wearung whnte corsages wnth purple G s Thns year each class selected a candfdate Bobby Jo Steele was chosen as the Freshman representa tave Joan l-lock as Sophomore Marllynn Brown as Junuor and Judy Colbert as Sensor representatnve The co captains Paul Gould and Larry Leer crown ed Judy Colbert Homecomnng Queen Thus rs the moment everyone was wantlng for' The Queen rs crowned 18 A., aw .--- -r ' fb- 'Z-gy ,. fx 4 1 , .,g. . it o ga .8 ,Liv ff A - ' - . ' '. S ' I 9, I' K v- Qm. lv ' 'f' Y? ! ' ' - .sn Q , L Wi 'L Li . lv V- Q' ' U V. Q n W .I 1,-I-Q..,,NXN4'1 Q.. - I ' , . Qikx 1 - f f ' Nf P' k , ' 1'-5 , ' .i.l, .11 ng. w -fa. ' If ,L 45: W sag, ,. 4-.. N K ly - ' +5 A I : ifv ' - .,,: E , ,Q 'h 'MLA .Jayne Jagnsffmzaw, By the light of the silvery moon! DiXie Emmett Hunter, Tom Stewart, Bill Riggs really Brczttion ond Karen Carter did o soft shoe routine f d 'I' h ' h to the gay twenty number, s ompe ot tw: ig t nn t is spine tingling number. A tired, but hoppy cost soys goodnight. l 20 Get a lood of that crazy make up It could only be found on the Narrobu Trno Ruta Ann Loretta and Sue I tell ya dad l was really low was a phrase The Sensor Follnes a seven year old tradu tlon at G H S was presented to apprecnatnve audiences on the nughts of November 7 and 8 Thus annual production IS Intended to give students who have talent In the way of smglng dancing nnstrurnental playnng panto mnmmg etc the chance to perform before an audnence and also to gave the publnc a chance to see some of the good talent of G H S The proceeds from the Follnes are dlvnded equally between the convocatmon fund and the Senior Class for help an fnnanclng the Mnnaret dwilffa '11 Aww Honey it can t be that bad. You d never from The Raven pantomimed by Sue Collins know this was Jane Hughes. Vicky Lanzone and Carol Nelson. f fr 1 - ' -- . . .I I 1 l 1 ' 1 '1 1 . . .I . I I . Q, p . W 3:1 t? 5 1 1 S H N9 Q I 'wr 1'5- I 'U- ' FFT cf' x if Q C ll 11 1 r 1 1 11 11 I I .T , fhzp fm ffutwne So that's where the sound of the drums came from. Drums of Death the annual Thespian Play, directed by Thelma Stout was presented December ll, l957 in the High School auditorium. The play, filled with mystery and wit- ticisms, enjoyed the attendance ofa full house. The action started when the sheriff Naot Cooper, was called to the old Bailey mansion to investigate the disappearance of the elderly owner. However, guests and rela- tives soon arrive which only confuses the al- ready hysterical sheriff. Yet with their aid he manages to capture the phantom responsible, but he is already dead. By taking one look at the mystery stone, he faced immediate self- destruction. A look at the mystery stone and ..... death. Fainting got to be o habit with Maryann. .73 , .73 , l . .xx X Palonel You ve done It agaln The Junior Class came Down to Earth to present an unusual and hnlanous comedy on the night of February l9 The trouble all began when two angels descendlng to earth packed up a heavenly hutch hiker who wasn t yet a full fledged an gel he only had one wung Angel Agnes has duffsculty IN tunlng n wealthy Aunt Gus to take her back to Heaven Much to the dnsmay ot the two an gels sent to take them but to the delught of everyone else Aunt Gus and Mr Howell de Angels comlng Down to Earth clde they stall have much to llve for 7 The whole cast laughs wrth Mrs Augusto Appleby recenvmg her money was quite o surprise' 23 , , . l . fir 4 1 g .. . 1 - - y - n II I . . , Q . ' . . . . ,, . ' Il 1 l I . - 11 11 1 - ' l l l l 'xx 'T ,I M : t x - ' H Q . hh ' s Y' . . 1 r , gin T N , l . ' . f , mia' .t T 7 ' 'I Qfff. - I l j . . . 'IA' Burgie Remsburg and 'oyce Ewing reigned os our King ond ueen The night comes to cz dramatic close os the King ond Queen lead the Grand March 24 g A1 We Could have danced all nlght to the music of the Spotllghters and stlll have begged or l'T1OI'6 The Popular Calypso beat was the theme of the decoratnons nn the DePauw Unron Bunld mg for the Junuor Senlor prom May lO l957 A gannt Calypso drummer turned round and round whale the Purdue Spotlrghters provided dance Musrc As the evening progressed refreshments were served and Kung and Queen Burgle Remsburg and Joyce Ewnng were crowned At the maglc hour of mldnught the set tmg changed to gay Paree as we journeyed to the National Guard Armory for the Post prom actrvltles sponsored by the merchants o the communrty The Post Prom Gazzette was dlstrubuted and many of us were delnghted to see our names In a foreign newspaper We were served refreshments by jolly wanters and had our plctures taken with our dates Some excellent entertainers performed for us with a variety of acts All too soon lt was three oclock tame for a breakfast of doughnuts and coffee or milk and the end of another prom. Calypso Joe beats out the rhythm .Quit .Tefieue .711 J , flfg x ', - if lf, f P 3 ll U A chormmg plcture' Becky IS crowned Queen of the annual Hu Y Dance R R ,M HI Y DANCE The annual Hn Y Sweetheart Dance was held February l5 at the Armory Becky Correl a junior was crowned the H: Y Sweet heart of l958 by Kenny Sears the Hn Y Pres: dent Those In the queen s court were Nancy Nelson Jane Hughes Ann Trussler and Vicky Lanzone all sensors Sweet muslc and red and whute decorations lent a Valentlne at mosphere to the evening Heavenly lsn t lt? Enthusiasm at It s peak 26 .93ut .7t'o Jlhce firm ne On the nught of December 7 the Y Teens held their annual Christmas dance at the Natuonal Guard Armory The theme for the evenung was Toyland and thus udea was carrued out attractively by the guant guft wrapped packages and toys that were grouped around the tree A huge blue and whute panda and a punk elephant were centers of attention The club followed last years precedent by electing a Y Teen Kung Ned Wright a senuor receuved that honor and was crowned by Jane Hughes the Y Teen President A red MG wrapped cleverly as a Christmas package served as the throne for the crowning The kung was presented with a sulver key chaun upon which Y Teen Kung was engraved as a memento of the evenung The kung s court consusted of Ronnie Sutherlun Ron Terry and Bull Gould The musuc for the evenung was provuded by the Starnoters and the students and faculty guests all enuoyed ut and refreshments the Y Teens and their dates found that ut had passed very quuckly and left reluctantly takung with them the memory of a pleasant evenung 'I'- lt was an excutung moment when Ned Wright was crowned Y Teen Kung by Jane Hughes Sgnfa come early fo the Y Teen As the night wore on crues were heard Dance Oh my aching feet 27 U I f ' ll II - - .- I . 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W 'f ' , - i? 1 Y K ! ,A naetyml .1 Left to Rlghl' M Ballard A lkamrre M McMullan J Hughes N Nelson S Johnson R Gostage R Terry C l-llckman M McCoulIough A Nevms V Dudely Mr McCammon R Neese V Lanzone L Carter V Rschards N Flnnt M Drake Last year the faculty selected 20 out standing students from the yunlor class Rachel Jordan was selected this year as an honorary member They are chosen for their leader shup character servuce and scholarshlp Elec tnon to membershnp un the Society as one of the hughest honors that can be bestowed upon a hugh school student The current officers for the organrzatnon are President Art Nevlns Vsce Presldent Monte McCullough Secretary Vurgunua Richards Treasurer Vicky Lanzone and Sergeant at Arms Ronnle Terry Qleuelafped .739 Student ' I- The student council represents the stu- dent body and works to improve the school conditions, lts aim is To develop a growing appreciation of membership in a democracy, to provide orderly and systematic participa- tion in the internal management of activities, and to promote in all ways the best interests of the school. Some of the council's projects this year were: sponsoring conferences on mutual problems between De Pauw and the highschool, decorating the annual Christmas tree in the hall, and serving as host to visit- ing teams at tourneys. Miss Stout and Mr. Stewart are the sponsors, and the officers for this year were: Larry Brown, President, Kenny Sears, Vice-President, Rita Neese, Secretary, Carolyn Berry, Treasurer. 1 G. in-.4 X 1 ,- '25 Ii gh' Our Student Council helps keep our school neat by inspecting lockers. HIY 'Q-gd' -1 1 GCLUB Front Row N Wrxght B Tennls R Terry L Leer H Wlllloms K Newman Second Row D Hopkms K Fmchum B Buble M McCullough B Keher A Nevins S Harrold Thlrd Row J Andrews K Sears J Ruchords J Hurst L Porter B York B Tennls 32 'lj .7ee:w Qfaaw .711 fluendofup Three members of the November commuttee full the annual Thanksguvung Basket Y Teen us a Churstuan gurls organuzatuon made up of sophomores uunuors and senuors Thus year gurls became members at a formal unutuatuon held un the Epuscopal Church The YTeens serve the communuty many ways A Thanksguvung basket was guven to a needy famuly An outstandung senuor gurl was chosen by the club to receuve a fufty dollar scholarshup On December 7 l957 the annual Chrust mas Dance was held un the Armory The theme of the dance was Santa s Toyland The Kung Ned Wrught was elected from a court of four candudates Ronnue Terry Ronnue Sutherlun Bully Gould and Ned Wrught The cabunet consusted of Jane Hughes Presudent Marulynn Brown Vuce Presudent Lunda Carter Secretary Jane Turk Treasurer Charlotte Grubb Program Chaurman Sally Johnson Chaplaun All YTeens struve to grow as persons to grow un fruendshup wuth people ofall races reluguons and natuonalutues and to grow un the knowledge and love of God QLLCZ. Spwwww, 0 ical ffitneoo, Whatever your sports interest G.A.A. is certain to offer an activity to your liking. During the year intramural tournaments are held, at noon, in softball, volleyball, basket- ball, shuffleboard, ping pong, and badminton. The G.A.A. also sponsors outside activites in bowling and swimming weekly. Red Cross certificates are given to beginning and inter- mediate swimmers. Letter awards, given each year on Honor Day, are based on the state GAA. point sys- tem. Juniors receive white letters for earning l5O points, and seniors receive purple letters for 250 points. Mrs. Hanna sponsors the organization with the aid of the following officers: Vice- President, Patty Steele, Secretary, Peggy An- thony, and Treasurer, Virginia Padgett. Let's go girls! The four G.A.A. Bowling Captains ore: Connie Drake Sara Hanna, Arlene lkamire and Coleen lkamire, Row One M McMllllan P Chase D Masten S Nelson A Bemns J Monnett A Luvesay B Neal M Pell Row Two D Harney J Butts J Hack K Patterson J Smlth B Johnson C Underwood B Jackson K Sutherlnn F Lee S Mahon Row Three J Cooksey P Thompson N Thompson B Gould P Gould J Glover G Kersey L Duncan A Trusler J Strebe M Ballard P Boone Row Four B Pehon K Reynolds M Muller l-l Wullrams M Hecko J Mace R Sutherlun K Newman G Gough R Puerce T Stewart esq Muow f . tv Bock Row N McCracken K Muller A Burks S Carson V Padgett D ONeal K Vote Row Two V Allen G Clouser M Wrlght S Harlan L Pntts M Allen Row Three W Smnthers L Puerson J Colby N Eggers S Calvert R Hartman Row Four G Blaydes C Erdmann P ONeal L Moore S Plnaglla 35 ', 'Un lkcaoiano, Front Row: H. Burkett, V. Richards, N. Flint, K. Knoll M. McKeehan, S. Sutherlin, S. Nelson, K. Vote, N. Hor- lan, B. Corell. Second Row: P, Steele, E. Woodall, M. Hotop, M. Barr, A. Wiggs, K. Johnson, S. Berg, D. York, A. Barr, V. Lanzone, J. Hughes, S. Ballard, J. Turk l. Bootright. Third Row: B, Glidewell, O. Grimes, R Brookshire, R. Heber, P. Harrold, R. Hancock, S. Wright J. Butts, J. Hammond, S. Hanna, B. Akers, V. Padgett L. Cox, J. Corbin, M. Brown. Fourth Row: M. Good- man, S. Garriott, S. Porter, H. Williams, J. Lewis, M McCullough, N. Wright, D. Howlett, S. Mahon, C Wertz, D. Burkett, J. lnglis, R. Vv'illiams, S. Garriott, M. Williams, N. Wiggs, S. Akers, F. Goss. Fifth Row: B. Riggs, G. Gough, T. Stewart, B. Gould, C. Spencer, M. Garriott, J. Earnshaw, D. York, E. Glidewell. Mr. Marketto, Sponsor. 1 1 1 1 36 'D Under the direction of Mr. Don Mark- etto, the bond did an excellent job of provid- ing us with special programs at convocations and Open House and with numbers at the bollgames. Also, they represented Green- castle High at various contests and festivals. The band increased in size this year with the addition of several new members. All members joined in the door-to door campaign to sell Band Candy. From the ranks of our band we had some talented soloists and ensembles. The officers for this year are: President, Harvey Burkett, Vice-President, Jane Hughes, Secretary, Potty Steele, Treasurer, Morilynn Brown, Librarians, Virginia Richards, Becky Correll, and Karen Vote, Business Manager, Bill Gould. ' Mmm cu gym. .mmf K S ff BAND CANDY'S DANDY This was the tall campaign slogan of the band members, here eagerly demonstrating the value of their product. 37 Rep Ynadeo in 1 ...ai THESPIANS S Johnson R Neese N Nelson L Corter Thrrd Row M McMuIlon V Lonzone J Hughes B Pehon M Bollord S Hendruchs D Burkhordt Sponsor Mlss Stout Fourth Row M Myers S Harrold T Sfewort F Hunter M l-lecko R MCCurry A Nevins B Akers INK POT STAFF Around Desk Left to Rnght Mrs Lynch Sponsor M McMullen M Ballard P Thompson J Smith J Calender In Background Left to Right L Duncon S York M Sufherlln D Kerns L Nelson L Allee J Hurst J Andrews L Brown J Cleorwoter 38 I I B h vt X. ' ' ' U N L F V, .... L: je Q Q: .4 il '- 6 . 4 ii ' no or ' Q 4 4. X Q' W As.. - 1 - ' - Seated: D. Hoines, J. Turk, J, Kircher, M. Droke, Second Row: S. I-lumbert, B. Correll, I ' I ' I ' 5 I ' I I I ' , ' : . , : . ' , . , . , . ' , , , , ' : . , . , . ', . , 2 .7n'U ' D C E C B Seated D Whrte C Wnlbur M Hood L Leer Second Row K Flnclrmum S l-lendruchs Tender S Vlfnlson R an C an ur ow Plummer Brattaun Patterson J Moore K Murphy A Feld M Crawley E Woodall Fourth Row D Cox V Dudley R Cavm L Dnckey S Schafer G Pettlt B Shuee Mr Stewart Sponsor ini: FUTURE TEACHERS Front Row G Strebe M Norton S Lynch N Harlan J Ekhardt L Lucy Second Row S Sutherlm J Colby C Erdman N Stanger S Mahon W l-lash Thurd Row C Strother R Jorden A lkamnre P Selsor B Pehan Fourth Row V Padget S Casper N Nelson M Pell S Borden B Best Fifth Row L Pearson G Gough R Sutherlun S Sutherlm L Hammond C. Spencer 39 f' f' mea Jfwpwze swam, M .life H Frrst Row P Chose A Lnvesay B Best R Jordan A lkomzre C Berry Second Row Hngglns S aglla V L was Pe on C lkam re J Lews S Nelson S Scha Mrs Compton Sponsor Thurd Row J Co ert S May D Dudley M Pnngleton M Jordan N McCrocken O Smlthers S Jones M Overshuner T Overshnner Fourth Row V Allen S Chase B Rood J Martnn A Childs P ONeol N Fl nt J Foxx B Frazler J Reeves J Stevens J Johnson Fifth Row C Clouser M Skinner M Crawley L Rnggs D Mandel tt D ONeal Johns M Pell R Snmmermon W Smlthers L ts V Bery Thompson F Furst Row B Akers V Dudley A Jones J Aker P Evens J Hutchison Second Row F Flint A Jones J Sandford A Jones B Lewis H Taylor H Murphy B Buble T lrd Row G Walker J Loncoster R Hartmon D Muller R Pursell D Elmore Fourth Row L Dickey F Vermullron D Cox D Rohn C Roach J Arnold C Spencer D Flnchum Mr Akers IS the Sponsor 40 a O ' it fb U 1 U I F. . A. ' : . , . ' , , , . , . ' , . . : O, ' ' , . Pin ' , , e ' , L. ars , , l , , i, . , . fer, . , . ' : , , . , . , - ' , . , - 1 A l 1 4 1 4 I 1 - I - : - 1 - f - 1 - I f - ' , J I 1 - l f - f - ' f - , - , , . ' I J. , . ' , . , . I , . - bla , . ' , J. , . , . , . ' , , Pit , . r , P. F. . A. ' : . , . , . , . , , , . ' . : . ' , . , , , . , . ' , . , . , . ' . h' : . , . , . , , ' , . , , . : . I , . l I , . , . , , , . , . , . I . Hkp, Clufe Beado, .711 Spwztomarw ' RAH' RAH' The Pep Club sponsored by Mr Franklin helps keep the school spmt blocs at all the ball games The offucers thus year are Peggy Anthony Presldent and Darla Masten Secretary Treasurer A branch of the Pep Club IS the Sensor Cords a group of about T6 sensor boys They suasts are headed by Jack Hurst at its best. The 90 members form impressive support the team Ioyally. These sports enthu- 41 'llhkien wngfwzi Y- as i SPANISH CLUB Furst Row D Rohn S Johnson A Trusler N Stanger B Johnson Second Row Carter N Nelson J Hughes V Lanzon D Masten J Monnctt D Howlett Thlrd Row S Burkett B Pehan A lkamrre B Junlqs N McMohan J Cundlff B York Fourth Row R Wulllarns D Beotty G Kersey R Prerce M Hecko Sponsor Mrs Oldenkarnp 13 LATIN CLUB Flrst Row B Pehan L Bearnan K Coffman L Cox K Carter S Lynch Second Row B McClure P Anthony S Collvns J Calendar J Eckhardt L Thomas N Harlan Thnrd Row R Von Tress S Humbert S Mahon M Norton M Hotop D Hornes Fourth Row L Stewart K Clark R Sutherlnn W Tnpton S Sutherlun F Conrad Fufth Row Mnss Bartley Sponsor D Gooch J Rader E Glldewell P Kung C Wertz 42 1 xl Q , S. N Y X 1 s 1 l X 1. l 9' e 'J , - I - C' - 4 C ' J .1 . X Q 1 J 'fi S , v 1 ,N . L , . f S- - 1 ., -' M' v ' . 'ix' fs ' - , . , . , , L, . , . , , , . . , . , , , , , . , . , , . . , , . , , , . , , , , . . x L. B- J. 1 J., Q . , X . l M., .. 4- 4, - ,,. X, Q ww W , x , X N H F ,- c 2 . C L. ' X . - ,,, s r . . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , , , , , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . . . - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - ' ' 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' ' .7 , MSLHUUK ART CLUB Fursf Row Sponsor Mass Card L Sims M McMaIlar1 Second Row J Glover L Stewart emu B Best J Klrcher D Lanzone Third Row J Akms G Brown M Hee o J Rnchards fs ' LIBRARY CLUB First Row M Stewart P Glbson M VVnlIuams A Chulds J Colbex Second Row Mlss Stout Sponsor T Overshmer S Boker S Borden B Best J M Smth Thurd Row T Alexander S Carson R Snmmerman C Lrsbx O Marchbanks C Bock 3 : , Q , . , , . I . I - 1 A. B S, . , . , . . I - I - 1 - k , .. , 4' .1 X fo '- bv'-1 'M Q-4 ..' ' ' cv , . ,: . 5 ,, '4 wi at - N 'Yi , K, ' .K K , .5 . . x Q . . . X 5. k rf ' J 1 . L - 1 . V I -X Q . K i V ., ' 1 1' 1 . ' L ' fl' 'M 1 kffb' , 0 ' 4 . I ,. 4 ' . . ,X ,Q , '.l u . , A . k A. V X. . , 5 . , . , . , . , . . I , : . , . , , , . ', . , . . GIRLS STATE Front Row D Burkhordt S Johnson M McM:IIon R Jordon S Hendnchs Second Row J Foxx V Lclnzone M Ballard J Hughes .7fucfio ffbzade 1 RED CROSS 5 C9 Front Row S Jones C Rector S Covert B Steele B Padget P Loveless D Stewart Second Row C Aubrey O Grsmes P Selsor S Humbert S Dobbs Mrs Loveless Sponsor Tlnrd Row J Andrews S Harrold F Foxx 1 : . , , , . ' , . , . ' . : . , . , . , . . r' 0 - - - - J J 1 1 1 S . ,Of 1 ,. M' C: 'K' ca X' il 1:1 :L ij J 'L j , -, F-:v -, , 4 7,4 ff' .,s:, ' v lk K. X . t. , b .- Y . 4 ' I V 4 xx I A : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . : . , . , . . ,,,.f4 A l:'4:ni EDITORIAL STAFF Left to Right: L, Brown, J. Hughes, R, Jordan, V. Lanzone, L, Carter, A, lkamire, S. Johnson, M. Drake, K. Reynolds, M. McMillan, M, Ballard, Mrs. Lynch, Sponsor. smpp , me The '58 Minaret is the result of months of endless effort, ably directed by Mrs. Lynch and Sally Johnson, editor. The fall term began with an onrush of salesmen, all eager to handle our mar- velous product. Classes were regularly interrupted as Mr. Bowman took activity and faculty shots again this year. The staff then began its daily work of losing pictures, typewriters, and members. After hundreds of sixth hours, with a few midnight deadlines thrown in, the l958 Minaret was somehow completed. Meanwhile, Monte McCullough and his mercenary business staff canvassed the school and local merchants. The end result of many hours of amazing effort is, we hope, the best Minaret ever. BUSINESS STAFF . Nevins, D. Burkhart, M. Franklin, V. Richards, R. Neese, A McCullough. M P' 12 45 16e1MMdb.ZMuwb,JdUHmgCUhutl2maSpaub Z RQXX-S 5 X l. R MQ ,ij ,- A' -15' A ' ' f. K, - E ffl! ' X fy' '4- ' F , , X f fm . , , .9 -- 15 ' I5 0.1 ' . ifqgqljyaib K U J - 'I va O.. A K ' '-Qt X . f m ' . - H '-EE?--VY-1-Pl-N'XI-' Q' 4 ' J 1' 4 ' - ' 3 R - l ' S '- --rzzqa' Mau! 0' ' ' f:f'?7Ef?5-TNN 5 - ' f 7 , ,. f ifli35sgzZf'2'1wfQf1? . K K i - ' ' s::1ff, 57fl 4 Ili' MM MfMQ 1 9 ' ' s P ,l V1 n M k V' X, M x X fi C Q 15 1-L z5,,,,. .93acfi .7eam 'llhtfz 'Uzgwa Front Row Larry Leer Jack Hurst Jerry Andrews Bob Tennis Kent Newman Jim Richards Ned Wright Second Row Kenny Sears Butch Tennis Gilbert Brown Bob Bible The Tiger Cubs started off fast this season but finished very slowly ta compile a 3 5 2 record The Cubs wins were over Bloomington University Linton and Dugger They lost to Clinton Martinsville Danville Crawfordsville and Brazil They were tied by Lebanon and Plainfield The Cubs turned in their most spectacular performances against Lebanon and Linton de feating Linton 2l to 6 and being tied by Lebanon to ln rolling over Linton the Cubs played their best game of the season and probably the best ever played at G H S under coach Nowak The Lebanon Tigers came to Greencastle rated as one of the top fifteen teams in the state and favored by 26 points The Tiger rubs out fought the visitors all the way and held a l3 to 6 lead until late in he fourth quarter when Lebanon tied it up The Purple and Gray then marched to the Lebanon two yard line and fumbled with only seconds remaining The clock ran out and the game ended in a tie This year s team will have thirteen graduating seniors they are Ned Wright Larry Leer Kent Newman Jerry Andrews Jack Hurst Jim Richards Paul Gould Harold Williams Butch Tennis Ron Terry Kenny Finchum Monte McCullough and Cliff Hickman Some of next years returning players will include: Co-Captains Gib Brown and Bill Kehrer Kenny Sears Bob Tennis Bob Bible Dallas Sutherlin, Bo Akers, and Charles Roach. Gib is on his way for another touchdown an .ffl ' I 1' ? p ' A Ar, A1 H55 Xi fly? 4 X . . A :- fy. Q ks X' ..-4' 14: l Www K H. VN Ned Wright Jim Richards Kenny Finchum Kent Newmen Charles Buckles Paul Gould if .-,w Gilbert Brown Clinton University Plainfield Linton Dugger Lebanon Martinsville Danville Crawfordsville Brazil Lorrv Porter Butch Tennis They WE 25 l3 0 7 l3 l3 6 20 6 21 l3 l3 40 l2 20 0 20 6 27 l3 Jerry Andrews M Eva- ' 1.4 .-nba. . ...I My , .K Cliff Hickman 7'V'fU-:..fw Kenny Scars Ronnie Terry Harold Willuoms ox '. Bo Akers Charles Roach Bill Kcrnrcr Lorry Leer Monte McCullough . ' ffl Bob Tennis Jock Hurst 'P W, welll 54 l AE 333 Standing: R. Sutherlin, N. Wright, B. York, L. Dickey, C. Roach, G. Brown, C. Spencer. Kneeling: S. Akers, J. Myers, D, Evans, R, Pierce, L. Leer, R, Hartman, R. Beaman. The Tiger Cubs started the season slowly, losing two of their first three games, but pick- ed up speed and finished with a l2 won, 9 lost record. Led by co-captains, Bob York and Gib Brown, the Tiger Cubs continued to hold their mastery over Gerstmeyer of Terre Haute. Defeating the Black Cats by the score of 64 to 57. The Tiger Cubs then won five of their next eight, losing to high-ranked Martins- ville, Sheridan, and Brazil. ln trying to defend their crown as Wa- bash Valley champions, the Tiger Cubs fell victims to a red-hot Spencer team. In the two previous tourney games, the Cubs defeat- ed Coal City and Freedom. ln their remaining six games Tiger Cubs gained on even break, winning three and los- ing three. The Purple and Gray were defeated by Terre Haute Garfield, ranked first in the state, tough Broad Ripple of Indianapolis, and Linton. The Cubs won over Brazil, avenging an earlier defeat, Terre Haute State High, and Rockville. 52 We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We 49 65 49 64 44 6l 49 57 85 46 62 7l 85 54 5l 78 48 7l 58 54 46 Mitchell Attica Crawfordsville Gerstmeyer Lebanon Plainfield Martinsville Wiley Clinton Sheridan Brazil Sullivan Cool City Freedom Spencer Brazil Garfield State High Linton Rockville Broad Ripple Bob York It s Q burd If s o plone no It s o basketball teua QJCS 53 U , . IE I f fu Q H4 I ., , Q RS: Cubs and Block Cots clow for the ball Bob York drives In for o lay up 56 app , 'llhvrfa .74 332 Maclean Cuzftomen First Row B Terry D Howlett L Hammond C Underwood G Kersey J Brown B Tennls Second Row Mr See P Patterson J Goldsberry F Raines L Porter R Sutherlm W Tnpton R Allee D Webb Manager The young Cubletts were a much better team than thenr record shows Several of theur losses were thrullers un whuch they were defeated by narrow margins Coach John See s charges lead by War dressed with the varsuty dusplayed then' best brand of ball In edgang Martmsvrlle 57 to 55 In a double overtime thrnller Thus years B team composed of all sophomores although not wlnnmg a great many games showed promuse of developnng mto a powerful varsnty 6 E 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Mltchell Attuca Crawfordsvllle Gerstmeyer Lebanon Plalnfneld Wnley Cllnton Sherldan Braznl Sulluvan Brazil Garfield State Hugh Lsnton Rockvulle Broad Ripple We 39 ' ' l W 42 ' . . . . W 41 ' . We 23 I ' W 24 ' ' W 31 ' ' ren Tipton and Ronnie Sutherlin, who also We 57 Morfinville . . I . . W 50 . ' ' ' ' We 24 ' ' - - I W 25 ' . , - W 28 ' ' , , W 48 ' ' - . W 34 ' I We 36 ' ' ' . We 42 ' We 41 ' We 22 ' We 37 ' 57 C' t' J , J' , We 39 41 34 39 47 31 51 40 41 19 60 We We We We We We We We We We We First Row: M. Dudley, B. Oberlin, R. Trout, D. Cox, S. Jones, R. Hancock, D. York, S. Akers. Second Row: Coach Cooper, J. Black, T. Correll, F. Gass, B, Irwin, L. Crawley, M. Eiteljorge, B. Rader, Manager S. Richards, labsentl. They We Fillmore 23 44 Bainbridge 22 45 Roachdale 31 47 Martinsville 32 49 Clinton 34 53 Ellettsvile 22 25 Martinsville 35 42 Brazil 49 41 Spencer 38 36 Crawfordsville 46 49 LaFayette 51 They Plainfield 35 Garfield 18 Crawfordsvi lle 49 Crawfordsville 40 Garfield 24 Brazil 44 Clinton 44 Fillmore 16 Cloverdale 27 Garfield 31 First Row: D. O'Neal, D. Freeman, R. Chadd, W. Bennett, C. Scott, R. Dunn. Cooper, T. See, L. Walton, D. Burkardt, J. Neumann, Second Row: Coach S. York, S. Norris, Managers J. White and J. Clearwaters. 42 Fillmore 18 We 40 Bainbridge 13 40 Maclean 26 We 40 Spencer 24 17 Cloverdale 23 We 41 Crawfordsville 30 35 Martinsville 37 We 38 Lafayette 23 30 Fillmore 11 We 42 Spencer 44 38 Clinton 11 We 36 Cloverdale 12 46 Reelsville 21 We 25 Brazil 28 30 Plainfield 23 We 49 Clinton 21 36 Crawfordsville 27 We 30 Ellettsville 18 27 Maclean 32 We 51 Martinsville 31 38 Brazil 22 Won 17 Lost 5 4 way tourney winner Standing: Coach Jim McCammon, Doan, Flynn, Rodgers, Copeland, Tally, Staub, Stewart, Mc- Cormmick, Harmless, Abbott, Manager. Kneeling: Thomas, Earnshaw, Callendar, Stout, Anthony, Goldsberry, Allee, Pyne. We They 22 Belle Union 11 21 Reelsville 24 27 Reelville 12 22 Bainbridge 9 15 Reelsville 9 7 Reelsville 2 28 Reelsville 27 HTF: VARSITY YELL LEADERS A Llvesoy A Trusler B Neal N Nelson Heor no eval' See no evil' Speck no evnll FRESHMAN YELL LEADERS M Twugg D Goodman V Pogett Go get em Cubs Go get em' JR HIGH YELL LEADERS R Murray M Frozler C Nelson JUL Spfung .Slpwzto P Bottom Row Left to Rnght Harold Wrlllams Dole Lanzone Steve Harrold John Ray Norman Chadd Second Row Phll Ballard Charles Wulluams James Graves Jam Brown Larry Porter Charles Buckles Thus year s cnnder season IS to see many underclassmen report for various events There will also be a scarce sprlnkllng of Sensors turn out Although the team rs relatrvely young most members have had at least one year experrence Returnees from last years squad are Harold Wnllsams Bob Tennns, and Kenny Fun Tlurd Row Kenny Frnchum Bob Tennis Denver Brat torn Brent Terry Ned Wrnght Manager Doyle Swusher Coach Lloyd Cooper chum all of whuch are dash men Charles Buckles and Larry Porter each specrallze In shot puttung Dale Lanzone and Steve Harold are the team s hugh jumpers Norman Chadd and Charles Walluams hold down the long distance running Under the supervision of Lloyd Cooper the thrnly clads are preparnng for a successful season A little traveling music, please. Jxbpufcvn Fly ball9 Grounder? No Its another home run The prospects look brnght for the Tiger Cubs baseball squad thus season However there are only three returnmg sensors They are outflelder Larry Leer slugging centerfleld er, Speedster Butch Tennis and Jerry An drews who posted 429 battmg average last year Other players who wnll be a lot of help are Gab Brown, sluggmg thurd baseman and l pitcher versatule Bob Buble lnflelder and catcher hard huttung fly Chaser Blll Kehrer and newcomer Ray Beamen Other returning Tigers are Dave Jones, Charles Roach Donnie Hopkuns Rxtchne Pnerce Mackey Myers and Davud Howlett The efforts of these young Tnger Cubs and Coach John See should produce a very pros perous season Seated Davld Jones Bob Buble Bull Fobes Mickey Tlnrd Row Rutchre Pnerce Jnm Goldsberry Brad John Myers Davld Howlett Don Hopklns George Tennis son Coach John See Bull Gould Gary Kersy Jrm Rader Second Row Jerry Andrews Larry Leer Bob Bridges Darrel Rohn Mlckey Mantle John Carson Charles Roach Bull Kerher Curtns Hughes H3 . 17 T 0 . 1 . . , ' - , - 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 - 1 . , . 1 ' ' 1 1 ' I I , . 1 1 - I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 . 1 1 1 ' ,fD ,Spwdo ' The Class of SB is full of winners. They gained the Title of Volleyball Champions of 57, Row One: J. Hughs, S. Wilson, P, Selsor, J. Johnson. Row Two: L. Carter, S. Patterson, J. Hinkle, T. Overshiner. l-H s+ -4 l--f 4 +.. .se r 5, Basketball Champs - 1957 Row One: J. Hughes, S, Wilson, L. Carter, V. Lanzone, N. Nelson. Row Two: J. Hinkle, S. Burkart, A. lkamire, J. Colbert, B. Pehan, C. Grubb. Bowling has become a popular sport among the students at G.H.S. The following is a picture of the G.A.A. Bowling team. Row One: M. Henderson, B. Simmerman, M. Glover, R. Zeller, R. Heber, S, Baker, J. Cundiff, B. York, R. Brattin, Row Two: M. Williams, R. Nichols, N. Eggers, C. lkamire, R. Jordan, B. Pehan. Row Three: S, Chase, M. McKeehan, S. Hanna, S. Carson, C. Drake, S. Collins, P. Selsor, A. lkamire, J. Johns, 62 The girls enjoyed many sports this year. The senior girls were the intra- mural volleyball winners. They defeat- ed the junior class team. This some group of senior girls also were the bas- ketball champions last year as juniors. Many girls participated in the ping pong singles and doubles tourneys. The shuf- fleboard courts provided many hours of fun for the girls. On March 28 the girls and their instructer, Mrs. Hanna, presented their annual program. This program consists of the playoff in girls' basketball to determine the intramural champions and between the halves of this game, there is a tumbling and pyr- amid exhibition. Mrs. Hanna is to be praised for her fine work in girls' sports. The G.A.A. is also a part ofthe girls' athletic education in the form of a club. This organization sponsors swimming and bowling. The Egyptians were'nt this charming 'Q , ,. 5.-' IKM' 5 w s 'WD- -k,, ?. A+zl V A' Q... V xfffs -S -- ,,. X , N, I A, - ff' ff A f. . 5-'kan fi, K ywf M - ,,,,, . 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' ' ' . v x Z V r A f wx 13 , j .Www snow p arm an Q-0 Mr Royce E Kurtz Supernntendent of Schools ns probably the buslest person nn Greencastle In addltuon to all he detalls of supervlsung the grade schools and hugh school he has been working untlrlngly In getting the plans perfected for the new hagh school However he us never too busy to talk over a problem with the teachers or other personnel or to attend one of the school functions Mr Kurtz lakes to hunt ond to tlsh rn has spare tnme The school board has a full schedule for thus year planning tor the new school bulldung and supervusrng the Greencastle School system These busy people gave liberally of thelr time The oftucers for thus year are President Mrs W S Bal lard Secretory Mr Clltford Frazier Treasurer Mr Charles P Lanzone M Bayard Allen and Mr David Barr are members si. Left to Right Mr Bayard Allen Mr Dovrd Barr Mr Charles Lanzone Mr Clpffgrd Frgzler Mrs W S Ballard 0 - - I ' ' l I . . D , l l T I v . I l l I . l . . Z . I - ' . - I 1 - I , . . . r. V 5.17 ll R, A E ' UN : . lv ...Y ' Q , 5 Q . ..., N .wil 3370 66 wa Hmm .74 Um .faculty -n-u-ng., ll-usp.. ll Mr. Glenn Skelton senior high boys counselor and vice principal spends much of his time conferring with boys concerning their personal problems and college plans. He also teaches civics and economics to seniors. He sponsors the Future Teachers club also. When he is not busy at school Mr. Skelton en- joys hunting fishing and forming. According to his secretary Mr Nor man McCammon Principal has the worlds record for always keeping his temper and a smile through the many crises he goes through every day Besides being a busy man at school all day Mr McCammon attends the many school activities His hobby is wood working heir ' ' .7u..73otFr.7heScHnaZ l'm Disgusted! Besides sponsoring basketball and baseball, Mr. John See teaches general business, office practice, and bookkeeping. Though he enioys painting, golf, and gardening, his real hobby is his new daughter, Melissa Marie. You Mode A This Time' Handing out papers is Miss Elizabeth Daggy English teacher at G H S She reads and uses her culinary talent during her spare time Que es el burro7 Senora Joan Oldenkamp works hard as a Spanish an English teacher and as o sponsor of Spanish Club Future Teachers of America and the Junior Class She relaxes by practicing Voodoo and 1 lit Who Was Buried in Grants Tomb? Seventh grade history and freshman sophompre English is taught by Mr John Franklin He is very active In sponsoring the Pep Club Follies Junior Class Play and G H S yell leaders Mr See Mrs Oldenkamp M155 Dgggy Mr Franklin Ready? - Type! Outside of teaching typing and commerce, Mr. Elmer Hammond sponsors the Hi-Y. On Sunday, though, he'll be seen golfing or fishing. Did You Shoot That Paper Wad? Eighth grade Math and Plane Geometry are aptly taught by Miss Madonna O Hair popular G H S teacher She enioys buying and refinishing antiques Hope This Works' Taking time out from preaching at the Baptist Church Mr Kyle Miller began teaching general science and general math this year He is also assisting in the counseling program The Thinker Mr Lloyd Cooper enjoys fishing and hunting when he has leisure time During the week he teaches social studies physical education and driver training Freshman basketball and varsity track are sponsored by him Mr Hammond Mr Miller Miss OHair Mr Cooper 6 NL ,- 1 .7191 .7 afce.7m,p 5,4 MS Mr Akers Mrs Loveless Mr Hammond Mr Goldsberry Break Thus One It us Less Expensuvel That us a fovorute sayung of Mr Eugene Akers He teaches Agruculture and Chemustry Besudes teachung Mr Akers sponsors FFA and the Senuor Class H also takes puctures for dufferent school organuzatuons Hus hobbues are huntung fushung and rnorkung kuds tardy What Country7 Mr Reese Hammond us the unstructor of .lunuor Hugh Geography He us also the counselor for the uunuor hugh boys He enjoys travelung as a hobby Dont You Thunk Its a Luttle Warm un Here? Mrs Edrus Loveless teaches senuor hugh Englush and junuor hugh Art and us the hard workung sponsor of the Junuor Red Cross Her hobbues are pauntung and readung Nuce Game Boys' Mr Tom Goldsberry us the athletuc durector at GH S He teaches physucal educotuon and coaches basketball Fushung huntung and gardenung are Mr Goldberrys hobbues ii 1 Z' 69 Mr Sherdldn Mrs Compton Mrs Hanna Mr Shurar What Tume ls lt? Mr Lauren Sherudan us a very famuluar face around GHS He teaches U S Hustory to the Junuors and us a junuor hugh sponsor Fnshung and gardenung are a few of Mr Sherudan s hobbues How Dud The Game Go' Teachung gurls physucal educatuon sponsorung the GAA and Y Teens beung a freshman class sponsor and workung on the Follles are only a few of Mrs Hazel Hannas responsubulutnes She plays golf brudge and swums Somethung Dufferent7 You can always depend on Mrs Dorothy Compton for loyal leadershup un 4 H She teaches home eco nomucs health and home nursung She sponsors F H A 4 H and the uumor class Among her many hobbues are fushung cookung brudge and musuc What s That? Mr Earl Shurar us the unstructor un physucs general scuence and socual studues He lukes all kunds of sports U ' QW' , . . A, . . 1. N- Q V V 3 I NX- . I . Q ,' ' . , X . l I ' f f S 1 1 gg 9-1' ,Q X' C fi? ,A - A , ,., -. , 1 - Sv' A . -X . ..... , . , l:::::.. ' if X , ....... E. I 2 I ' P , f'1,f. Q ' , . . , , - , ' A A -1 ' u I u ' r u u , . 1 . . ' ' . ' ' ' ' A , , I . . . . , . . . . - I ' ' ' ' ' , , . A ' I A r ' 1 - . JI 'Illia CIfce.7'.7 , . 5 . I' ... Mr. Marketto Miss McClure Mr. Hardman Mr. Athey Mr. Stewart Miss Bartley There Must Be A Bug In There! No One Leaves Till You Pay For It. Our G.H.S. music department is led by Mr. Don Industrial education instructor Verle Athey spends Marketto. He teaches both instrumental and choral his leisure time hunting and fishing. music. He helps sponsor the eighth grade. When he takes time off from his music he grows I lf. roses and D Cys go Watch Those Fingers. Creating a new dress is Miss Elizabeth McClure home economics teacher. Miss McClure ably sponsors the freshman class. After hours she spends her time hiking, gardening, and doing more sewing. Student teachers aren't always studious. All Right, Boys' Mr. Harold Stewart sponsors the DCE. club, and helps to direct the follies and student council, besides teaching industrial arts and working with audio-visual aids. He is also DCE. ca-ordinator. That Would Be 5,278'. Those high figures are well-handled by math teacher Mr. Harold Hardman. Freshman algebra, advanced algebra, solid geometry, and trigonometry are taught by him. He is the treasurer of Activities Funds and Junior class sponsor. He is a master of the dark room, and he also likes gardening. My Advice To You - Latin I and ll are taught by Miss Minnie Mae Bartley. ln addition she directs the Latin club. She enjoys traveling, antiques, and books. 70 ffmd .Wzat .7 .leap Jw Y M'SS Sfouf MV McCammon Mrs Gariott Mrs Franklin MI' ll'Wln Mrs Peterson Mrs Nowak Mrs Lynch First Reviews Miss Thelma Stout librarian of our school has many other labs She sponsors Library Club Thespian Troup lO98 Student Council and is a sponsor of the freshman class We can tell by her library room that her hobbies are flowers and reading. The Answer ls 'I 000 Junior high math is capably taught by Mr. Herndon Irwin- He serves as timer at the basketball games. Lets Be Quiet Back There Mr. Jim McCammon is new this year at G.H.S. He teaches health Junior High History a d he is assistant football coach and Junior High basketball coach. Of course his hobby is sports. What Case Is Whom? Mrs. Charlotte Peterson is always busy. She not only teaches English and speech but also sponsors the Y-Teens and directs the Senior Class Play. In any spare time she has, you might find her writing poetry or reading a new novel. Ill Be With You In A Minute Reading and painting are Mrs Mary Lou Garriott s hobbies She teaches eighth grade English and sopho more history OK Then Write That Word 5 000 Times' As you can see Mr. Al Nowak certainly enjoys his job as biology teacher. Besides teaching the entire sophomore class in Bios Logos he leads the Tiger Cub football team as coach. His main interest though is his family. III See You In The Office. Mrs, Marcia Franklin is a new addition to G.H.S. She teaches seventh grade English and is junior high girls counselor. Mrs. Franklin knits in her spare time. I Dont Care: What Do You Want? Two big projects of Mrs. Madge Lynch are the Ink Pot and the Minaret which she capably supervises. She also teaches journalism, English literature, and freshman English. To relieve the tension she has become a dilettante in the fields of cooking, rose growing, and bridge playing. 'llMnClfw Jiang Nw? Mrs Bernuce Lewns Mrs Verdeen Strain Mnss Kaye La Follette They re Really Not Supposed Tal Mrs Bernice Lewls secretary to Mr McCammon must be able to answer any questuon from Have you seen my purse? t What goes on tomorrow at l0 O09 When not busy with housework Mrs Lewls lnkes to read or play brndge You of All People Should Be Lnstemngl Art supervisor for the Greencastle school system ns Mnss Margaret Curd She also sponsors the Art Club Everyone enloys the student art exhlbut nn the hall which she and her classes arrange for sprung open house For variety Miss Curd enjoys playing the pvano l'm .lust Gettmg Dlsgusted Wnth You Mrs Verdeen Strann takes care of all the atten dance records and teaches musuc She has many hobbies among whnch are sewmg, cooklng, dress desugnlng, sunglng, camping, and re fnmshnng old furniture 72 Mlss Margaret Curd Mrs Imogene Azbell Mrs Marlon Borden lm Accounting For Every Dollar Beung fnnancual secretary of the schools IS a full tlme job for Mrs Imogene Azbell When she as some extra time Mrs Azbell llkes to sew travel and lnsten to music Lets Do It Tlus Way Mlss Kaye La Follette new to Greencastle this year us Speech and Hearmg Theraplst for the entnre school system Readlng and bowlmg are her spare tume octlvltles May I Help You? ln charge of the hugh school book store IS Mrs Marlon Kurtz to and sewing, Borden She IS also secretary to Mr Royce Besldes transporting her two teenage daughters from Greencastle, Mrs Borden enjoys cooking, lnstenlng to musac, ond readlng 1 O U I J uv , pu :ig glwi K f- -U' X 117' V K 4 . , - l V1 .AA - .lxA. l Q ii' -J'1ftf? l ' ' ff .QI . I., K V 5 t , X 4 . X. W - i ' .5 I I . , o ' , - ' , 1 I If . . ' ' I uc, an ao, w ,a0,.7Aq, ymnf' f--sk - ..L-u!'a3ii -3. 1 Thus ls A Plane Thus Wire Is For Uh Uh lnstructung boys In shop craft ns the bug job of Though Mr Wllllam Crarg teaches health and M John McCullough Hrs class schedule nncludes safety and druver educatron hrs real love ns sports drafting wood shop farm shop and bulldlng trades any and all krnds When he IS not away partlclpatlng ln Naval Re Mr Craig IS also a freshman homeroom teacher serve duty he us occupled un refnnlshung hrs home and carmg for hrs form Would you pleose put o lock on my closet door, or, would you please put thus mop up? These and many other requests are often made to Mr Surber Mr Leslue Mr Crow Mr Marchbanks Mr Wnlllams and Mr Dean Our janltors and maintenance men spend many long hours cleannng repalrlng and keeping up our bulld ings s l 3 I Youd Better Go Home' Mass Pauline Smlth school nurse keeps busy dlagnoslng ailments of hugh school and elementary upuls She also has change of Xrays and health examlnatlons for all the students Durung the summer Muss Smlth enjoys travelung 1 I I I T r. . ' ' , ' ' - I I I I ' ' , U A I , , , , D ' - - L n D r 1 ' . . ,, gf. W . . 33 , ,. ' 1 ' 1 A r A 1 ff K s . . 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' F ' Ll ' ' f' ' 76 . ' fi' ,fiun.7n Mozart would have been proud of these young and ambitious Junior- High Students. The Junior High was very well represented in the Follies this year by these tive newcomers to G.H.S, They are Pam Loveless, Deanne Kurtz, Steve Payne, Bill McCormick, Mary Rightsell. Sing Brother, Sing Mrs. Strain's 7th grade music class were always singing a tune that every- body enjoyed. D Allen J Andrews C' i ,,, C Aubrey M Barr X f K W Bennett 1 K est I H XS xh- L Back M Boesen ,-.. W'-7' ,,. A Boone N Borden E Boswell K' B Boswell C Bruner V Buckles 4. A Buns W'-11' AX D Burkhardf L Burnett D Burkett S-.1 J Callender S Cassldy 1 '45 R J Clearwaters C-4 Coffman S Colluns A Copeland A Cox 1. vw N Craft P Cundxff Q1 E Culley S Domasco Qs., J Denny J Drummond J Duell I R Dunn I D Entellorge K Erwin M Flynn M Frazier 'Y S Frazner Q T D Freeman L Frtzslmmons Nfl ,, B Fntzmger 'N I , u u U SJ? 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Barbara Aker Stephen Akers Mary Allen Lnndo Alspaugh Nancy Ash Jzm Beatty Steve Berg Vnrguma Berry Paul Buble John Black Gwyndolnne Blaydes Iva Lee Boatrlght Connie Bock Larry Brewster Stephen Brewster Donald Bryant Mike Bullerdlck Anna Burks Raymond Bulter Sally Carson -' , Suzanne Chase ' Ann Childs .r.- H - V - Q James Clark ' A 0 f Larry Clark . - -.' Gladys Clouser Judy Colby John Compton 1- Tim Correll - J Sharon Covert vqrlj David Cox Martha Craver Tom Craver . I John Crawley V Larry Crawley ' V V Barbara Culley 82 U S .Tut .73 , .mea C funen, s 'ze f 1 I ,I E3 6 0 I 'gs S? ,J . , . 4' .4 sf, ' ' ' T' A ' 2' A ' 2. 'S Q V' W l S Ska.. 'A .a Q .A . 1' ' 4? .. Ctr 4, C rl 'Y' X in 7 I . 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O' 84 Bob lrwsn John Jackman Janet Johnson Kay Johnson Barbara Jones Sharon Jones Steve Jones Kay Knoll Nancy Lanham Bully Lewls Joyce Lewis Edna Littrell Jerry Long Bill Mahoney Shrrley Moy Nettle McCracken Martha McKeehan Susan Mlllard Kathryn Muller Carrel Moore Lols Moore Ruta Morlan Harold Murphy Gerald Nelson Lrnda Nelson Ruta Nichols Ronnle Nuchols Bull Oberlun Danny Ooley Delores O Neal Patty O Neal Vlrglna Padgett Stevle Parnsh Linda Pearson Sylvla Plnaglla Ronnne Plngleton Luayne Pntts Bull Rader Alxce Reed Steve Richards Barbara Road Jerry Sanford Carolyn Shafer Janet Scott Frank Scroggln Patruclo Shafer Sharon Sheldon Becky Slmmerrnan Ruth Sklnner Wanda Smnthers Duck Stafford Bobble Jo Steele Joann Stevens Judy Strunger Carol Strother Ronme Sutherlln Sally Sutherlln Stanley Sutton James Sweet Richard Tally Dennxs Thompson Rodney Trout Marcia Twlgg Russell Varvel Fred Vermnlllon Steve Vermllnon Karen Vote Josephlne Wagoner Mary Walbrmg Gary Walker Amta Wlggs Nan Wlggs Malmda Wnlluams Donna Wrlght Mary Wrlght Duck York Ruta Zeller 4 fn Wi 'SI ,J 'ful gil Y ff if L W fx C7 WM if i' if -77 4... .L 85 Pio Qq I U I J E I ,, 'I 9 I 1 iw ' 'QW A ',. . rf I 58' Lg F' ls -.1 . 3: h ' Q , . cv 'Z ,- . . X M k I 1 mf ,Y ,..' 1 v , I A 1 - 14:4 A as :F -' - ' . ' 9 . 3 , 0 fl We gif ,. A . , Q. . -ff N yl l . if J 5 P. . . 1 5 .Q , As V ,X , X ' Q J tj L L: ikz.. ' 1 ' 1 kv l lj S. 4 xf Q , elf A 13 . el' J - -f ,Jil .P l ' L., A 3 ,-- - ' l , I T 3 V l. -I 1 v Af? '- em' 1 , on T7 -1 S! Ex The -V . f ki, . 'Q ,7 I ,V-, V si? ,gf I X Fi? i - fs v -...- - 1, W 1, A T wt.. wth.: X'e 0- , Sf? S I Yentfa X iii' 4' WX ,A llfilvl or , Q,- w--v I Y 'Y 86 11--' -1 The freshman class officers, Caught in a weak moment, are forced to pay homage to the sopho- more officers. They are: Lucy Thomas, Secre- tary: Warren Tipton, President: Ronnie Sutherlin, Vice-President: Ann Miles, Treasurer. Freshman officers are: Sally Carson, Secretary: Steve Akers, President: Bill Oberlin, Vice-President: Bobbie Jo Steele, Treasurer. I Tom Alexander Barbara Allee Frank Allee . -rv 9 Ronnie Allee ,- Peggy Anthony .,,. Sharon Baker ,G Edward Beaman , Linda Beaman 'xx va, Ray Beaman A Shirley Beaman -8 Richard Beatty 1 Janice Boatright - wa S' , Denver Brattain .e Rose Brattain wx' 'I Jim Brown i Charles Buckles , Sharon Bunten 1 in William Burroff A Jerry Callender Wi Karen Carter Robert Carrington Doug Clark Karen Coffman Sue Coffins Robert Brookshire Fleck Conrad Jrrnmy Cooper Judy Corbrn Pat Covert Lrndo Cox Joyce Cundrff Sylvlo Cunnlnglwam Darrell Detro Connue Drake Melvrn Eastham Joan Eckardt Nancy Eggers Charles Etfer Ronald Evens Warren Foxworthy Robert Frazier Ann Frost Cindy Fuller Becky Gardner Steve Gardner Joyce Glck Yvonne Guck Eddre Glrdewell Jim Goldsberry Davnd Gooch John Gave Marlun Graves Davnd Halnes Ann Hall Larry Hammond Nancy Harlan Sheula Harlan Duane Harney Steve Harrold Jam Hayes .73g.7 Q-xv -s,..f Wmllai. 1 1 N 2 'Ni E S-s 'Yen Ki N Q +C T7 1 vfff 'EY ! 7 tf bziuen. .7 ,fllfhhsfz 'Y as Wk Y' 1' 'q.1X1 E I JL W- J Q.-1 T' X- Svc 1' QI? bv 7 '93 Q AX W1 T' 88 Jerry Hecko Sally Hunkle Joann l-lock Bnllle Holllday David Howlett Jessse Hutchinson Brad Johnson Mary Jordan Gary Kersey Phllllp Kung John Lancaster Dole Lanzone Mary Lee Patrrcla Llsby Elbert Logan Sherry Lynch Drone Mandelblatt James Mann Opal Marchbanks Joan Martln Nancy McMahon Ann Mules Duck Muller Jerry Muller Potty Mlshler Carole Nelson Mary Beth Norton Gerald O Neal Phvl O Neal Deanna Osborne Marrlyn Overshmer Paul Patterson Doyle Pelfrey Jannce Plummer Larry Porter Ralph Pursell Franklm Rarnes Joyce Reeves Jon Rnce Darrell Rohn Helen Rossok Mltcheal Schoolcraft Robert Scroggun Bob Shumake Robert Slmrnerrnan Marcxa Sums Susan Snavely Sue Staggs Norma Stanger Jack Steele Gary Stephens Vnrgrma Stevens Becky Sutherlln Ronnie Sutherlln Steve Sutherlm Doyle Swisher Arlls Taylor Hallle Taylor Bob Tenms Brent Terry Lucy Thomas Warren Trpton Steve Trout Alton Trusler Charles Underwood Reed Wllllams Clnff Wuertz Betty York Rodney York Patty Zxmmerrnan .Wray Sn Hlwklq -f 'sv' .131 10- WV' T 11 26221118 ms 'F7' 'Sb Q7 TC!! --v .wx 89 ii! gk J' AF' oy' vm! 5 til' xXr .M 9'1 u . . 8 .1 V I W P if 'u A , L , , T-Q-T Ttzff' ls T f X A I ll ,v,' 'll V 'Q , 4 1 ' Q L' fy , gn k V E ri . 1 hi Y I Q A -I . ,Jo . 2' -J :IE ,X .A x 1' S W ' me -' . 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LLL N , X ' rl 90 XIX inf.. .sri ' Ron Abbott Jim Abbott Donno Adoms Bo Akers Jerry AKIFIS Judy Alexander Vero Allen Sally Bollord Corolyn Berry Beverly Best Bob Bible Bonnie Bock Soro Borden Larry Boswell Dixie Brottoin Gilbert Brown Morilynn Brown Judee Bunten Foy Corruth Potty Chose szwdgy Howard Chase June Chnles Larry Clark Janet Cooksey Becky Correll Melvnn Crawford Anno Cundlff Ronald Denny Larry DICKGY Gnlbert Duell Danny Duell Allce Duncan Jock Earnshaw Darryl Elmore Roy Elmore David Evans Dean Flnchum Patty Fntsummons Patsy Fortner Betty Frazier Barbara Gludewell Mae Goodman Bull Gould Mary Green Rufus Hartman Wanda Hash Vernon l-lerrlott Don Hopknns Mary Ann Hotop Glenn Huff Sarah Humbert Coleen lkarnlre John Inglis Barbara Jackson Albert Jones 4 H! ui t ,N 1, .aff f' TM' Y..-r ,rs- up P1 91 ba 45 9+ gx V- 'L L Vs mfp ' ' David Jones Maryland Kearschner Bull Kehrer Jeanne Klrcher Garrett Kurtz Winn' Earl Lancaster Frances Lee Vnrglnsa Lewis Aluce Lwesay YF ge' bv! 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En so X1 gm.:-J ff Wt ,ms Its all ln the l1ne of duty Sen1or class oftncers help run concesslon stand Vlce Presudent Larry Brown Treasurer Jane Hughes President Ronnle Terry Secretory Nancy Nelson As Senuors we look back to our early days ln h1gh school We were 1n1t1ated as Freshmen and began to partake 1n Senlor Hugh actnvrtues For the flrst tlme the class was organ1zed wnth Bull Graham Presudent Paul Gould Vlce Pres: dent Nancy Nelson Secretary and Jane Hughes Treasurer When we were sophomores we had the fun of 1n1t1at1ng the on comlng freshmen By now we felt we really belonged and took a deeper Inter est In the pal1c1es and functlons of the school Headung our class were Vlce Presldent Ronnle Terry Secretary Nancy Nelson Presldent Paul Gould and Treasurer Sally Johnson The jumor year was st1lI busuer We recelved our class rlngs produced a play and honored the Senvors wlth a prom Servmg as class offucers were Ronnne Terry Presudent Larry Brown Vlce Presndent Nancy Nelson Secretary and Sally Johnson Treasurer At last the long awa1ted year arruved and we know rt was well worth the wantnng We became Sensors and carrled much of the responslbuluty of the student body W enjoyed the senuor play the Jr Sr prom the pncnlc the banquet and all the other events and actrvltles whlch culmvn ated our days In hrah school Leadnng our fsnal days were Rannne Terry Presudent Larry Brown V1ce Presndent Nancy Nelson Secretary and Jane Hughes Treasurer AKERS JOHN 2 FFA l 2 3 4 State Farmer Degree L1vestockJudg1ng l 2 3 4 So1lJudg1ng 3 CropsJudg1ng ecretary 3 Pres1dent 4 Dem 2 3 4 4H l 2 Vuce Presldent 2 Presldent 3 ANDREW JERRY HIY 2 3 4 Red Cross 3 4 G Club 3 4 Vocal Cords 3 4 Mlnaret 4 lnk Pot 4 Intramural Sports l Football l 2 4 Baseballl 2 3 94 '7 1 NL 1, 5 ,V X ju 1 1 'si 4 l J' ' : , fe 'Os 4 f , L 3 A. . . 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