Greencastle High School - Minaret Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

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As members of this so-called defeated group of society, we students of Greencastle High School would like to present an altogether different view of the youth of today. ln our school system we have witnessed ex- pansion through an increased enrollment, new fac- ulty members, new courses, and new textbooks from which to study new theories and ideas. Our athletic, club, social and academic programs have been re- vised and reorganized to function more efficiently. Finally, we have watched the growth of an idea be- come the realization of a dream in the building of our new school. We point with pride to our student sponsored community projects, to individual and group achievements and awards, to an increased interest in continuing our education and training in the future. Indeed, these are not the marks of a beaten generation, they are signs of progress and positive indications that. . . We're On The Upbeat Table of Contents . 4 ........32 ......48. .......68 Ads ........ II4 .......I38 3 Dream Becomes A Reality Don Hopknns Student Councll Pres: dent helps lay the cornerstone 'wr' Mrs Bollord School Boord President breaks ground for the new school Funolly the bug moment ' 'K E' xi ,5 5.1 gs! s.J 4 .qi ,. f . Q l - . N . Q 5 7 h I' - , , 1 x , , ,r .fa - Q 5 . r- . -' '-' ' . .-L -4,n .Xe f ., , J , - . - V- 4 . e M --.-A ,f . ' - 1-. . r . gx. - Q . I - , . . 'x T . .L gff:j'1',v3sf,W . . , , . I !.- ' ,ln , v ' r h . ':xg,,t, N' 'ha . ---' ' I As School Year Begins School is many things besides classes and clubs. It is the jokes in the halls between classes, the fads each year brings. lt is the rush down the new one-way stairs, the crush around the lockers. This year, in addition, it is saying good-by to this building and wat- ching the progress of the new one. Today, in the furor of the Sputniks and Atlases, formal education is being empha- sized, but we can't forget that part of our personalities that is developed in the five- minute interludes between classes, at noon hours, and after school. J Busy teachers take time out for an informal pose after ground breaking ceremonies s vi. l ivlv 1 :lvl i rim First day of school plus new students equals confusion ' Cast members of the 1958 senior play, A Man Called Peter, take a well- deserved curtain call. Varued Student Lute 5:8 UEEN All ploy and no work? Go get em Cubs' Wrestlmg team us new oddxtlon to athletnc department 6 I I lx Q t f . I . -. fx , I t M 7. ' Y, 1 X K- ' -S: ai, 'N Of Fun, Romance, And Study 'N-. lm- Everybodys dom vt dom t doin' it. Continues Ai A Steady Pace if ...And we did' sez: qc ,ou uh. ul Rdy Hi-Y boys pass the blanket for the Heart Fund. 8 Throughout The Year 'X Wht ii A Xfazbff - i 11 mn: 111 Bii?Wi -HK li? iQ Our Classes Stress 'C'-00-Qq...,.. Agriculturists plan housing for their animals by design- The classrooms, where we spend most of our time, are the most important parts of our school. ln them students learn to study and express their own ideas and opinions. A variety of courses offers wide opportunities for a good education and providesa well- rounded background for the future. New subjects available this year are Speech Il and French. ing dairy barns. Future drivers realize the importance of the saying, the life you save may be your own. Vo Y. .Badge .liqi I0 l don't want to ser the world on fire. Shop boys learn the tricks of the trade. The Importance OF Our Progress ff Typists develop speed and skill. Those who seek find a wealth of knowledge in the library. 'Il fb 41 fic? '6 9' '01 if P , , .24 Q 6 rfdllldrei 4 Q Q we O Q55 5 1.1 Q, 'Sim x 'tg Ang Students gain practical experience in Office Practice. F? gill' If '. D.C.E. enables students to combine education with on-the-1ob- training. As We Study To Gain Knowledge -. , L L - e---. iy .t N, SSW .. E'Q!, ll Shakespeare! English Literature students really enjoy Shakespeare when it's read by Bobbe McClure, 2 fx ff' I believe it was in Brazil! 7th graders learn more about world affairs by looking at their huge wall map. s, .Hts 4 Listen carefully to the enunciationl Speech students study hard to perfect their special art. Adeste Fideles! Latin Club members filled the halls with carels at Christmas time. We Become More lntellugent Students class n Oh' What o smell' Blology experts learn the ort of And .5 2 g , What are they? Making Christmas candles is a Home Economics project. The altitude is making me dizzyl Girls practice tumbling in Gym. 'if-Cf ', ' Q ' P 'F sits Better Citizens 2- f KID tw' 77 Rembrandt did it like this! The artists of develop their skills. A tuneful group with a couple of exceptions. Mr Marketto rehearses with future musicians. 14 Variety Of Convos Proves Entertaining This year the students at G. H. S. were privileged to have many interesting convocations. Commemorating a special occasion dear to the hearts of Hoosiers, Dr. Frank Travis, retired Methodist minister, gave an account of the life of Abraham Lincoln. This program marked the l5Oth anniversary of Lincoln's birth. A nation wide occurrence is Youth Week. This year we were fortunate in having Rosa Page Welsh, a famous concert singer from Chicago, as our speaker. In a series of three convos, Mrs. Welsh gave talks on the teen-ager of today and his relations with God. A variety of other programs was presented. Miss Namoura, an experienced folk dancer, entertained us with delightful Burmese, Indian, and Spanish folk dances. The boys were especially interested in the program pre- sented by popular race car driver, Don Freeland. Mr. Freeland's talk emphasized safety on highway. For an intriguing change, Mr. Bogarous displayed his artistic ability by giving a demonstration on sculpturing. School skits, movies, Public Service demonstrations, and many other programs provided us with much enjoy- ment and enriched our minds with grateful knowledge. l I Dr. Travis helped us celebrate Lincoln's birthday. 'l5 Even the famed Zorro arrived to help sell the Minaret ! Lita Namoura delighted the student body with a presentation of Oriental dances. i AQ marvelous tudents Win Honors NW! The F.H.A. initiates are, Seated: D. Mandelblatt, J. Lewallen, C. Berry, M. Jordan, A. Livesay, P. Chase, B. Marshall, S. Pinaglia, A. Burks. Second Row: P. O'Neal, B. Aker, J. Strebe, J. Romalia, M, Allen, C. Pettit, A. Miles, C. Bock, J. Rogers, C. Nelson, J. Reeves, M. Wright, L. Williams. Third Row: J. Martin, V, Lewis, S. Sheldon, S. Day, J. Cooksey, S. Miller, V, Berry, A. Frost. Fourth Row: S. Lynch, P. Riley, J. Stout, P. Mish- Ier, K. Coffman, N. Eggers, L. Shafer, P. Shafer. The Greencastle Chapter of Future Homemakers of America is a group of sixty girls who work together to strive for better understanding of personal, family and com- munity living. This year the F. H. A. girls, in keeping with their theme Teens With a Purpose, spent much time improving their . 1 4-H County Fair winners were: S. Garriott, C- Tl 0flf0f1, K. Conyers, N. Stanger, J. Martin, J. Reeves, and A. Boatright. club programs and policies Officers serving this year are President, Alice Livesay, Vice-President, Pat Chase, Treasurer, Carolyn Berry, and Secretary, Mary Jordan. Mrs. Compton is the chop- ter sponsor. C. Balay, N. Stanger, M. K. Wright, J. Martin, and J. Reeves won 4-H judging and demonstration contests From Club Participation Boys in the Vocational Agricultural De- partment have won many honors through Fu- ture Farmers of America and 4-H Club ac- tivities. Officers of the local FFA chapter are: Bowen Akers, President, lra Stout, Vice- President, Hallie Taylor, Secretary, Clyde Spencer, Treasurer, and Frank Flint, Sentinel. Mr, Akers is the club sponsor. Greencastle High School is honored in having Bowen Akers serve as president of the Indiana 4-H Club Council, Also John Aker, Bowen Akers, and Dick Miller are ser- ving in responsible positions as District and Sectional FFA officers. Clyde Spencer, DeKalb Vocational Agricultural Medalg Bo Akers, Star Farmer Trophy. Letter Winners in Judging Sitting A Jones L Dick ey J Hutchison D Miller H Taylor Standing C Spencer D Rohn l Stout B Akers 4-H Club Champions: J. Fentress, B. Akers, T. Hen- Dairy Judging Team: B. Akers, C. Spencer, D. ROl'1f1, dicks, S. Akers, M. Garriott, D. Sutherlin. J, Hutchison, D. Miller. 'l7 Feds And Fancues Les Glrls weor Leotrghts Boys sport latest In bulky knnt and vest sweaters A truo of sheak conffures 'I8 Catch Fashion potlight The guys and gals of G. H. S. stepped into the fashion spotlight this year with new styles from head to toe. Their sweaters varied from vests to bulky knits for both boys and girls, while girls blouses took on the chemise look. Some couples, seeming to agree on styles, appeared in matching shirts and blouses. The girls arranged their hair in ponytails, ducktails and pageboys, while the boys stuck to the lvy League look. Girls' legs, arrayed in leotights, took on an entirely new appearance as they turned black, red, and even blue. Shoe styles ranged from the newest suedes and flats to the standard saddles and bucks. All in all, the guys and gals were at the head of the line in fashions. No these are not the Bobbsey twins Don and Opal popular senior couple admire each others matching shirts These busy girls take time out to discuss the latest fashion news in sweaters and blouses Shoe conscious students step forward in the newest styles fOr feet t' P' ss... El sfnw 'I9 Hall Ol Fame Gives Recognition ' Qs'-nd' ' Pretty as a picture. Becky Correll and Kenny Sears are chosen BEST LOOKING. MOST POPULAR Lola Sims and Richie Pierce sign auto- graphs in their spare time. Each year twelve seniors are elected by fellow classmen to the G.H.S. Hall of Fame. This honored group is selected because of high school achievement and attitudes in various fields of activity. They are chosen not only for musical, academic, and athletic abilities, but also for personality, appearance, and potential success. MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED Bill Riggs and Jane Turk set out from G.H.S. to seek their fortunes. To Outstanding Seniors lei, -3, K 75 Which came first-the chicken or the egg? MOST STU- DIOUS Ron Abbott and Sara Borden can't seem to find the answer. 4 g X5 i.lg Q. -5 5 xt ' if- F, gif. tw-- 4 . iiuflfr ' MOST ATHLETIC Gib Brown and Mae Good mon slide down the banisters between classes MOST MUSICAL? Sharon Mahon looks rather skeptical os Bo Akers attempts to prove the point. 21 Top Tunes And New Talent 1n lt's all in o night's work. Follies sfoge crew cuts up between ocfs. Two men with weird beords ff Honey Bun Hotop od libs to boost audience participation. 22 Emerge From Annual Follues November 6 and 7 saw the eughth annual productuon ofthe G H S Follies The first act took the form of an audi tuon for rehearsal director David Haines who although plagued by a man going to court Introduced The Hungry Fave the Men Wnth the Welrd Beards and a new Innovation the graceful Sensor Boys Chorus Lune dancing to musuc from Swan Lake Ballet ln the second act In spnte of tooth paste commercials and amateurs drag gang baby buggues televisions favorite emcee Bull Rnggs sent the Sensor Gnrls Chorus Lune John Elvls Hardnng a Rus slan News Commentator and South Pacu fnc s Honey Bun over the anr waves to the capacnty duences I the G H S audutornum My baby loves western movues l One two three lack Sensor boys practnce to pertectuon tor theur ballet, The Luttle Swans Amateur Players Provide l 5 His tate wgg death! Dale met this dramatic end be- cause at The Monkeys Paw This year the Thespian troupe, instead of pre- senting its usual three act play, worked hard to bring three outstanding one act plays to their appreciative G. l-l. S. audience. The first, Thursday Evening, was a light comedy involving a young married couple and their domestic problems. The second, an in- tensely dramatic play of a proverty striken family that was granted three wishes, was the Monkey's Paw. The last, She Stoops to Conquer, was a comedy that takes place in the eighteenth century. You're such o wasteful wife! Bo probably thinks Nan cy needs a course in Home Economics, Mannequins? No? Just the cast members of the comedy She Stoops to Conquer. 24 I Drama, Mirth, And Suspense The Junior play, Our Girls, was a clever, three act, modern day farce concerning a fam- ily of three lively boys who try to trick their old maid aunt into believing they are girls. The action centers around the boys, Vivien, Jesse, and Francis Lovejoy, their parents, and Vivien's girl friend, Phyllis. As the boys masquerade to deceive their wealthy Aunt Jesse, Vivien dis- covers that he has romance problerns, and to add to the merriment, the Lovejoy's next door neighbor accuses the boys of breaking her bay window. As the play progresses, Aunt Jesse dis- covers the plot against her, turns the tables, and eventually everything turns out well, -.....- Cost takes time out after rigid rehearsal These lovely young ladies . , , well . . , er . . . P. g 'W . ,I 4. ' Q E' Tired but happy cast and crew after successful performance Royalty Reigns At Annual Queen Susie Wilson The annual Homecoming game of i958 was highlighted by the crowning of our Queen, senior Susie Wilson. Other candidates elected this year were: Lucy Thomas, junior, Bobbie Jo Steele, sophomore, and Joan Callender, freshman. The girls, wearing matching sweaters and skirts with chrysanthemum corsages, approached the field in convertibles. ln front of many cheering G.H.S. spectators, they were escorted to the beautifully decorated platform by their respective class pres- idents. To the strains of l Want to be a Football Hero football co captains Bill Kehrer and Gib Brown crowned the l958 Homecoming Queen bringing a fitting close to a week of spectacular celebration Princess Joan Callender Princess Lucy Thomas Princess Bobbie Jo Steele IS ii-v-we 3 I - I i . 1, , 'G f' f tg? 9513 v.- :Q - ' ' ' X. K , Kr , ' .. A V Q x J If i tk ,- A. qwfg?,t, .ts fix X s, .' y - ' ' N 1 4, -' V g, JB i xi :H I vu, I 1 - W Jn - r C -i4 t1.1.s.,s.'. . iff- -- 26 Homecoming Ceremonues if Zh Football co coptonns Bull Kehrer ond Gub Brown crown Homecomung Queen Susue Wnlson XJ IK. .K Q s My B -I d ,..x is an 1.- Cheerleaders and Tnger Cub pose wnth Oueen condidofes. Sitting: J. Collender, Tiger Cub, L. Thornos, B. Steele. Standing: M. Myers, A. Livesoy, S. Wilson, B. Neal, K. Carter. 27 ff Hts Excellency' Jane Turk crowned a de ltghted Kenny Sears Klng of the YTeen Dance What a charmmg pucturel Kenny and hs court of honored prunces wtth thenr escorts The weather outsude was snowy but the twunkle toed dancers danced o Dances Sno Ball was the theme ot the annual Y Teen Dance which was held on the evennng of December 7 ll-758 The National Guard Armory was lavrshly decorated for the gala affair A cascade of snow balls dangled above the couples who danced on a snow covered floor The center of attractnon was a huge jolly snowman Santa brought his slelgh especially for the crownlng of the Y Teen Klng Kenny Sears Jane Turk Pres: dent of the club placed the coveted crown on has head and presented hum wnth a gift as a memento of the evenlng Other members of the Kung s court were Duck Fredernck and Steve Akers YTeen members and their dates enjoyed a full evening of fun and dancung to the music of the Phnl l-lannes Quartet Dellclous refreshments were served mtdway through the nlght and then dancing was resumed untnl mndnnght when another memor able evening came to a close ,r -1114111-Tex K 11 11 - ..'.. s L I ' , ' l 1 ' 1 '- X I f ' ' ' I X H . . . . -t . f-,Q x . A , I T X 1 ' - 4 r . ' ' 5 v , LAM' -. ' ' . i K' ,y ,,!s:'--.,c--'T Q .1 A'i..r. ..-'s,ic'As-. ' - nl 28 Highlight ocial Season Sweetheart candidates pose with escorts. The crowning of Queen Dixie Brattain by Hi-Y President, Bill Gould, was the highlight of the Hi- Y Sweetheart Dance. This yearly event was held February l4 in the Greencastle National Guard Ar- mory. The Queen's court was composed of three other candidates, Opal Smithers, Marilynn Brown, and Lucy Thomas. Red and white, the traditional Valentine colors, were cleverly used to carry out the theme of the dance. Couples danced to the romantic music of the Merry Makers, enjoyed the delicious refreshments, and in general, had a wonderful evening. The music's great, but please don't step on my feet! Queen Dixie, crowned by Bill Gould surveys her royal subjects fx! 'Q .x V. A Af ' I 4:-my- 7-'-v-S, Juniors, Seniors Travel By Rickshaw Prom King and Queen, Larry Brown and Joyce Smith, were appropriately 'crowned in a Japanese rickshaw, On the night of May l5, l958, the Juniors said Sayonara -Japanese goodbye-to the Seniors with a prom in the Japanese theme. Music for dancing was furnished by Leon Vogle and his orchestra. Festive lanterns and painted silk screens set the mood in the DePauw Union Build- ing ballroom, while a bamboo teahouse and a waterfall echoed the theme on the ballroom terr- ace. Highlighting the evening was the crowning of the prom King and Queen, Larry Brown and Joyce Smith, in a Japanese rickshaw. When midnight arrived, everyone hurried to the National Guard Armory to find a one-ring circus, complete with ringmaster, a clown, and a host of entertaining acts. Between acts the Lambda Chi Combo provided very danceable music, and the waiters were kept busy serving hotdogs and other refreshments. At last break- fast was served and then the clock struck five, marking the end of another memorable Junior- Senior prom. 3 Memories are made of this. Servers peek from terrace teahouse. From ayonara To The Big Top Get your tickets here for the Grrreotest Show on Ea rth! 11 Aw c'mon. It con't be that bad! 31 'O' 55' cz. 3: 9.0 Ji 05 In 35' QV! :K 00 JEL W2 J 'z .m .3 fb P -h o 1 dv N . 'si '53, f x hi ax. 1-J ' 1 rf. vQ FP . X I WIKET5 Q 'x . I QM, .f-1' ., - Extracurricular activities are an integral part of school life. This year, due to improvements in club planning and scheduling, our sponsors have pro- vided more interesting and worthwhile programs, Our clubs, aiding us in becoming leaders and better informed individuals, do their part in keeping us ON THE UP BEAT. Clubs l l Y-Teens, Hi-Y Mix Social an I 122.- u 1 Hifi Ilan Y TEENS Front Row D Walbrung B Best S Ballard M Pell O Smuthers J Monnett L Sums S Wulson J Turk M Hotop J Callender P Steele N Thompson A Duncan S Nelson D Masten Second Row M Green J Kurcher S Borden P Chase J Romalua J Cooksey C lkamure K Patterson B Bock D Brattaun P Thompson C Berry B Correll J Alexander M Brown Mrs Peterson Sponsor Thlrd Row J Sprague S Humbert L Stewart F Lee B McClure W Shutcs J Strebe B Gludewell L Ruggs M Pungleton S Thompson K Sutherlun S Mahon R Von Tress Fourth Row B Neal M Kearschner J Corbun L Cox N Harlan M Mc all J Eckardt L Thomas C Fuller H Rossok N Stanger N McMohan B Allee S Cunnungham S Lynch Futth Row K Carter S Bunten A Mules V Stevens S Y Teens us a duvusuon of the Y W C A desugned for hugh school gurls un the sophomore uunuor and senuor classes The aums of Y Teens are to grow as persons to grow un fruendshup wuth people of all races reluguons and natuonalutue fl t ,ow un the knowledge and love of God Workung toward these aums the YTeens thus year dud tray and book cart servuce at the hosputal gave the annual Thanksguvung basket to a needy famuly and se lected an outstandung senuor gurl for a one hun Colluns C Nelson B Sutherlun S Snavely P Anthony B Rw R Hebr J Lewus S Harlan J Martun M Nor on Eggers K Coffman M Jordan J Hack D Osborne Drake R Brartaun J Lewallen V Berry Seventh Row Wrught J Strunger M Wulluams J Huckman N Lanham McK enhan K Knoll K Vote S Sutherlun L Moore Goss J Colby S Chase S Jones C Shafer Erghth Row Hanna C Strother G Clouser A Chulds A Wuggs B Jones N Wuggs L Nelson R Nuchols C Bock M Glover J Elmore M Wrught M Walbrung Ninth Row C Erdmann Johnson A Muchael S Day A Frazuer J Culley Gor am K Muller M Craver V Padgett B Steele J Wagoner R Zeller drecl dollar scholarshup Theur socual season was hugh lughted by the annual Chrustmas dance he l958 Sno Ball The offucers for the l958 59 school year were Presudent Jane Turk Vuce Presudent Jerry Callender Secretary Susue Wulson Treasurer Lola Sums Program Chaurman Mary Ann Hotop, and Chaplaun Patty Steele Mrs Hanna and Mrs Peter son sponsored the Y Teens 4- -V Ak .......... .... f ' 1 ' .V - - - ' Q ..f..........e I.. .f . 'L .. . ,Q '- Nu- , L., 3 . S .. JY, -5- , , U . M 7 - x 'W l - . V I ,. ' -- . - E , - Y . J 'J I - , q , X V rl . - l F I -1 --- ' I : ' - I ' I ' I ' I ' ' I ' I ' I I ' I ' I ' 1 - , u ' , - ' , . , - , Gardner, B. York, J. Cundiff, J. Reeves, R. Hartman. Sixth , , . , . , . , . , o : . e , . ' , . , . ' , . t , . . : . , . ' , . , N. , . , , , . , . , - 1 - 1 - 1 A 1 Q 1 C- , - ' ' u - 1 . - 5 . , . , . , . , . , , D, ' , . ' , . , . , . , , . , . , . : M. e , , , . , . , . , - 1 4 , - 1 . , - 1 - N- u . , - u - 1 - - 1 1 - 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , , . , . . : . , C , - u A , - 1 - 1 - K- , - ' u - , - , - , K4 : . , . , . ' , . . . , . . 1 1 ' t I - I . . I . . . S, Gnu -O gr . , I I . - . I A I 1 I 1 1 ' 1 A I I . 1 . T I - T . DB .PG C H nf? Q L ks G G X HI-Y Front Row: D. Stwalley B. Kehrer C. Roach D. Hopkins D. Rossok B. Gould B. Riggs D. Jones B. Tennis G, Kurtz R. Hartman D. 'NNebb. Second Row: V. Herriott J. Rader C. Williams L. Dickey D. Sutherlin K. Sears M. Myers F. Trigg J. Earnshaw J. Inglis S. Turner Mr. Egloff Sponsor. T ird Row: B. B'ble J. Brown W. Tipton G. Kersey C. Spencer J. Myers R. Pierce l. Stout C. Buckles E. Conrad D. Frederick L. Sutton. Fourth Row: D. Beatty R. Sutherlin D. Howlett L. Porter B. Terry J. Hammond P. King D. Haines The Hi-Y an affiliate of the Y.M.C.A. is a Club organized for any sophomore, junior, or sen- ior boy who wishes to serve his community and his school. This year the Greencastle chapter was spon- sored by a new member of the G.H.S. faculty, Mr. Egloff. Under his supervision and with willing help from all the boys, the club sponsored its very C. Underwood B. Brookshire R. Williams B. Johnson. Fifth Row: P. Patterson F. Foxx L. Crawley B. Fletcher J. Beatty R. Beaman R. Allee S. Harrold D. Lanzone A. Trusler D. Clark. Sixth Row: M. Garriott J. Compton J, Crawley J.Fentress M, Hane M. Bullerdick D. Moore R. Trout D. Lancaster S, Richards R. lkamire. Seventh Row: D, Thompson J. Sweet L. Giddings G. Walker D. York M, Eiteliorge S. Jones T. Correll A. Hotop B. Rader. festive Valentine Sweetheart Dance. In addition to this, they held their annual spring carnival, which was open to the general public. The officers serv- ing this year were: President Bill Gould, Vice- President, Bob Tennis, Secretary, Don Hopkins, Treasurer, Bill Riggs, Sergeant-at-Arms, David Jones, and Chaplain, Dan Rossok. Activities With Service Projects 1Ei4T!if 'Tl Y ' - Q f ' ,-.:...g: - wager... F3 7'33':43'-'- ' S' G3 if F i Ki 1 ' ' -F Mx li'1 l , 43 . -'sq J .i V HY -A W Q -J no K r X, fs. --We L1 .... .,.. ...,..,.... J 1 F-. .. ft 19 . . I , I , .9 4-:J ' ' f .,., ' , ' ' V , . .. . J I Y J I JF! J 'F D S rr ,Tir-'. ' k I G 1 ' G 'J tif 5 ,J , ' S g ,,,, g anan H, Clubs Teach Occupations Si ,J wg ALF? xii FH Front low O Srnuthers M Plngleton L Rlggs A Frost M Jordon Secretary C Berry Treasurer J Lewis L P s P Chose Vnce Prendent J Lewallen S Pnnaglua J Culley Mrs Comoton Sponsor Second Row K Coffmon M Glover J Elmore C Bock J Romolna M Kearschner B McClure J Cooksey C lkamure P Thompson D Mandelblatt A Mules P Mlshler Third Row N Eggers J Martin J Johnson S Jones G Clouser J Strebe W Shutcs S Dudley J Reeves S Lynch C Slddans M Sums Fourth Row B Summerrnan B-:A A 'X W1 S Sheldon A Reed S Chose A Frazner M Wright C Schafer erry A Burks A Akers S Harvey B Boswe Flhh ow J Janos C Pettut N Rennes S May M Allen L s paugh N Ash S Covert W Smrthers P ONeal P Shafer L Shafer Sixth Row J Hlckrnon M Grimes M Mackey S Domasco C Thres S Day G Blaydes B Rood A Crm A Copeland C Bruner Seventh Row K Summerman D Lewis B Marshall C Neson J Stout S Frazier J Rogers P Rrley D Ertelrorge L Burnett S Collms FFA Front Row Mr Akers, Sponsor, D Rohn H Taylor Secretary S Spencer, Treasurer, l Stout, Vrce Pres: dent, B Akers Presudent Second Row D VVebb J Lancaster D Muller J Hutchinson S Akers Thurd Row O Dnckey B Lewus R Varvel J Jackman 36 5? 'i Murphy S Parrish Fourth Row F Vermlllron G Wal ker S vermullron J Grrmes A Jones M Dudley J Sanford Frfth Row C Wood T Hendrrx T Craver J Marshall D Jordan R lkamure K Dorsett I f ' ' T-U . JL ' ' W -, lg ,,.,. 4 li, ' F T- Y- -If f - -.,........ll----.AAN -V V -e I ' Sl . rl .,...,..4x.. V - f -w , g 1 '.-........ - A . ' - ' 4, R ' -- l' ' ' ' ' ' I . V . W -Al ' 1 V 7 ...ll-:--, .,.,, . 1 .L Y T H v nu 5-- A l P I , .. ., 1 3 ' JJ ' ' ' Q, ' , . . I ,,,, , ,. ' A I r , , 1 Q ' l , A , ,cf-,D -, r I , ' r 'K r , . M 4, ' ,' . R V M f V : b -V l . A , 1 V , - b ! --,- ' .M .1 ', ' 5 Wk I . ' L , , ' . J . ' ' p In 'fr -- ' 1 . Tr. .r Y 7' -r X u Ls j .- A ' ' 4,1 Q J ' . , ' A , . ' f 2 '. f mf Q v, B ,' f ' , ' , r ' ll, ' ' I ' . ' 5 , , . R : . , . , , , , , . , Al - A . M I 3' . -A , F A .l L , ,,,, ' if- 'A L r fu i. 1 r- 3. -.... as ,, 1 ,U E -ff' , ' N il. 0. J.. 'f 'Q , - . . 5, ,fa is SX n , K' -1 an 'A 227' F 22: K ,L ... : . - - . vm . X L lu B-.s. fn-'. 3 'f' N . . . . . ' . , . , I I ' I 1 ' ' ' I I - : - . ' , - -, . . . . 1 - , - 1 - , . , . ' . , . : . , . - . 4 I - . . . . , . l , I I . l I H, ' I h ' 1 r I - l J - . I - , . , - , V , H- i By Prachcal Applucahon 'QP F' s.-A .Il if FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Front Row M Skelton Sponsor J Callendar W Hash J Marchbanks B Best D Walbrnng S Borden M Pell D Brattann S Mahon P Thompson Mrs Franklln Sponsor Second Row M B Norton J Martin R Brattan L Thomas J Eckardt N Harlan S Colllns P Anthony C Nelson M McCall S Lynch P ONeal Mxss Bartley Sponsor Thlrd Row Fletcher B Brookshnre S Sutherlnn W Tupton R Sutherlln C Underwood B lrwnn S Jones J Sw et W Foxworthy D Muller Fourth Row M Grover A Mlchaels M McKeehan C Erdrnann K Johnson S Sutherlun V Padgett R Zeller L Pttts R Nlchols M Wrlght D.C E CLUB Front Row D Sutherlm, Vnce Presldenf, J Monnett, Boswell, D Fmchum, S Dudley, S Thompson, M Secretory Treasurer, J Myers, President Second Row. Pmgelton, A Duncan, Mr Stewart Fourth Row G J Scaggs, R Cox, K Sutherlln, P Fltzslmrnons, M Duell, R Elmore, G Wllbur, J Twrgg, J Aklns, G Stlnnett, L Duckey Thurd Row M Goodman, L Oney, D Scaggs, B Tnnder . O I V V 1 l - - ,I ' 1 , rf -, v H ' . ' - w ' A - -K..- A 5 . ' 1- , Q.- - X . , ' f 5 H V' l' 'J 'Q V mf ' ' ' ' .-a' , . it ., ,I , .q X S A .1 . S - tb t 7 f - 4 ' . V A I 1 , - , . , - , . , , - , . , - , . G, . , , . . B. l l Literature Lovers Form Library Club LIBRARY CLUB Front Row S Boker Secretary B Best Vrce Presrdenf Cundrft J Corbrn C Rector Thrrd Row M Strnnett R Von Tress Presrdent N Croft Treasurer Second S BOFCJGD D Wright J Collender S DOY B Sflerwolf w W Lewrs P Chose A Holl J Andrews D Duel! Mrss Stout Sponsor Art For Art s 'Wx we-cw-sw.:-3 ART CLUB Ffonf Row R NICJWOJS J SOYGCJUB C Pettrt A Reed Lonzone S Harold J uoldsberry L Stewart Mrss L Cox C Nelson Secretary Treasurer L Srms Pres: Curd Spgngor dent Second R w B Best D Webb B Terry D 38 Ro: . ', . , . , . , A. . , , . ll I akell iT, 1 - , 4. .- ' .L ' 1 - S N YJ' , -h ,, 1 .1 . 1- lg ,N- .- L rr - - S, Y. 3 N- s '4s-Z., . r- .1,. ' 3 y A V - . A . . ., M Ylwiil TAT : - - - . 1 - 1 - 1 , . , . , . , . . oz . . , . , . Languages Help Better Foreign Relations 'r I i .fft LATIN Front Row A Wiggs Secretary T Correll President S Hanna Vice President S Jones Treasurer Second Row K Miller B Steele B Mahoney C Strother R Brottaln M Williams M Wright C Nelson W Smnthers O Marchbanks S Lynch A Michaels C Erdmann J Hickman M Craver Third Row A le? CLUB Sponsor Fourth Row A Trusler J Callender P An thony S Collins D Wright B Sutherlun M Eitelgorge D York S Sutherlin K Vote V Padgett M Norton L Beaman K Johnson M Walbring Fifth Row M Garriott R Pierce P Thompson P King G Ku tz B Tennis J Goldsberry B Rader B Fletcher C Buckles D Clark R Sutherlm W Tipton F Conrad E Glidewell D Gooch Livesay N Harlan J Eckardt L Thomas L Cox K Carter M McKeehan N Lanham K Gorham K Coffman N Eggers J Colby J Wagoner Miss Bartley SPANISH CLUB Front Row: J. Fentress, P. Riley, J. Monnett, J. Andrews, M. Hane, N. S'tanger, S. Snavely, S. Baker, N. Mc- J. Cundiff, M. Ooley, J. Callender, M. Shafer. Second Mahan, S. Garl, B. York, L. Pitts, D. Beatty, R. Pierce, Row: Mrs. Walters, Sponsor: J. Drummond, J. Beatty, J. Green.Fourth Row: S. Harrold, G. Kersey, C. Under- S. McCall, L. Williams, B. Fritzinger, M. Hotop, D. wood, J. Hock, C. Drake, R. Abbott, R. Sutherlin, Masten, O. Smithers, W. Lewis, T. Pehan. Third Row: D. Howlett, A. Hotop, L. Giddings, T. See. 39 Extra' Extral Read All About ltl 's- -.Ll INK POT STAFF Seated Left to Right O Srnrthers Business Manager Sponsor D Jones D Hopkins D Rossok B Neal S Turner B Bock K Patterson W Shutcs M Green C lkamrre C Berry Editor P Thompson P Chase Stondmg Mrs Lynch Thesprans Boast Ol Talented Troupe THESPIAN SOCIETY Front Row: L. Sims, J. Turk, B. Correll, Clerk: M. Norton, M. Pell, Miss Stout, Sponsor. Third Row: C. Hotop, Treasurer: V, Padgett, Secretory: D. Haines, Williams, G. Kurtz, J. Earnshaw, S. Collins, S. Snavely, President: S. Harrold, Vice-President: S. Humbert, A. R. Abbott, B. Riggs, B. Akers, S. Hanna, D. Lanzone, Livesay, Second Row: K. Vote, M. Myers, B. McClure, D. Clark. J. Kircher, M. McKeehan, J. Sprague, L. Stewart, B. 40 Musuc Maestroes CHOIR o M ell T :rd Row B B be G Kerse Kurtz D Evans F Trngg S Gardner Fourth Row P Patterson B Etter B Gould G Brown C Roach Front Row P Chase J Romalro R Hartman A Mules S Nelson D Masten O Srnlthers P ONeol S Pxnaglla F Lee S Mahon Second Row J Cooksey B Bock K Patterson J Smlth N Thompson R B Terry B Kehrer R Allee V Herrlott J Earnshaw Brattaln S Cunnlngham J Boatrlght J Strebe B GLEE CLUB Front Row C Nelson P Stnnnett M Mackey S Marshall J Rogers P Johnson Thlrd Row C Thles McCall C Janus L Wulluams M Strebe N Borden J Stout D Grumes M Grrmes W Lewrs P Nelson C Rector Second Row J Whute D Erteljorge S JDrummond M Shafer R Morlan S Harvey A R ms C Moore B Boswell M Sums S Jones B Frazuer S Frazuer A Cox 41 I U 0 . 0 . -I' . l Qs .il , ,z.:sQxn2+ zf-ll. It-7'-4 F : , , . , . , . Ne l, . P . h . . I l , . y, G . . 1 - , , - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 A 1 - 1 - - - , , , , , , . , . . , . , . , . , . 1 ' 1 r 1 - 1 ' . . , Z , . , . , . , . . : . , I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I . . . . , . , . . , . , . , . , . O 1 - , . , . , . , . , . , . . Students Develop Appreciation OF Fine Arts In 6.H.S. Band ..-JFVP The G.H.S, Band, under the direction of Mr. Don Marketto, made another busy year of i958- 59. In addition to regularly scheduled concerts and performances, the band staged four sparkling half- time shows during the football season, supplied music and entertainment at all of the home basket- ball games, and also participated in the annual County Music Festival. After the marching season ended last fall, the band members utilized all left over energy and swung into action on a magazine sales campaign to raise money for new uniforms, Guiding this year's activities were the officers: President, Bo Akers, Vice-President, David Haines, Secretary, Patty Steele,Treasurer, Marilynn Brown, Business Manager, Clyde Spencer, and the Librarians, Mary Ann Hotop, Becky Correll, and Virginia Padgett. Front Row: B. Correll, N. Harlan, K. Vote, S. Nelson, S. Sutherlin, M. McKeehan, K. Knoll, M. Turner, S. Borden. Second Row: P. Steele, B. Glidewell, B. Brookshire, M. Goodman, O. Grimes, M. Barr, A. Wiggs, K. Johnson, R. York, A. Barr, C. Jennings, S. Ballard, M. Hotop, J. Hammond, J. Turk. Third Row: A. Michael, R. Sutherlin, S. Porter, H. Williams, S. Garriott, P. Harrold, D. Burkett, J. Scholl, C. Wuertz, S, Wright, J. Duell, C. Shamel, R. Williams, S. Garriott, D. Haines, S. Hanna, B. Akers, V. Padgett, L. Cox, J. Corbin, M. Brown. Fourth Row: N. Lanham, K. Gorham, R. Zeller, J. Lewis, B. Padgett, S. Nickerson, D. Howlett, S. Mahon, R. Heber, C. Spencer, B. Woshler, Akers, M. Williams. B. Gould, K. Dorsett, S. Reynolds, S. Standing: B. Riggs, M. Gcrriott, D. York, E. Glidewell. 43 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated Julia Sprague Bill Riggs Mr N B McCammon Albert Jones Bo Akers Ronald Abbott Dina Walbring These Clubs Represent ervice, John Inglis Libby Stewart Standing Lola Sims Rita Von Tress Coleen lkamire Mary Ann Hotop Sally Ballard Last year twenty outstanding students were elected as juniors to represent our school on the National Honor Society. Continuing their member- ship in their senior year they served their school well in leadership character service and scholar-- ship. As their project they chose to sponsor the school honor roll which proved to be very worth- 44 Sara Borden Jane Turk Becky Correll Patty Steele Sarah Humbert Marllynn Brown while Later in the spring the members of the National Honor Society held their annual banquet which brought an end to a busy year. The officers for the Society are: President Bill Riggs' Vice- President John lnglis' Secretary-Treasurer Libby Stewart' and Sergeant-at-Arms Julia Sprague. Gif Scholarship, And Leadership mfr' J ' I-Il STUDENT COUNCIL Seated Pam Loveless John Callender Jerry Clearwaters Lou Grumes Bull Boyd Charles Wulluams Kenny Sears Steve Bobbue Jo Steele John Hammond Don Hopkuns Steve Jones York Bull Ruggs Davud Webb Thomas See Vurgunua Padgett Pat Harrold Carole Nelson Norma Stanger Bull McCormuck Duck Beatty Duck York Gladys Clouser Rucky Kehrer Standung Steve Gooch Andy Thomas Marulynn Brown Ora The Student Councul for the l958 59 year has been organuzed along functuonal lunes Thus student government group or student court us duvuded unto a number of commuttees to aud un um provung varuous phases of school programs and to better relatuonshups between students and admunus tratuon The councul also helps regulate hall traffuc unspect lockers act as guudes durung open house tournaments and conferences sponsor the an nual Chrustmas tree and represent the student body at faculty meetungs The offucers of the councul as representatuves of Greencastle Hugh School attended the annual state conventuon last fall At thus meetung they secured many udeas and plans whuch the councul Campaugnung for offuces took place at a rally early un the fall Each candudate was guven the op portunuty to express hus vuews regardung student councul work Offucers thus year were Presudent Don Hopkuns Vuce Presudent John Hammond Sec retary Bobbue Jo Steele Treasurer Steve Jones and Parluamentaruan Pat Harrold I I I I I I l I I D I I - ' I I I . . . ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - adopted and put into effect during the school year. I . . I . 0 . . I . I ' , , ' 2 , 5 . , . l 45 Clubs Prachce Furst And Preach Polutucs ' H l RED CROSS Front R w J Clearwaters D Kurtz Secretary D C Thorlton P Etter J Blume Mrs Loveless Sponsor Frederrcks Vnce Presudent F Conrad Presndent L Thnrd Row R Scrogguns M Hotop J Drummond F Thomas Treasurer P Hurt Second Row J Stewart M nt D walley F e C t Yor Clark P Harrold J Scholl A Nanovsky D Osborne wallen K Vote Girls' Staters, Patty Steele, Jane Turk, Llbby Stewart, Sora Borden, and Becky Correll, look envrously at lone Boys' Stater, Bull Rlggs 46 g g 0 n 0 I V., P ' . g, ' . I ' I . -F I no . ! ' J v f ' ' ' , ,. ,fl ' lll be ' -J i 4' ll 1 ? 4 31 4 1 ,VJ 'J L, -1 ' V ' ,. ..,, iv , , R , 21:34:22 A ' 2' lit! - ' D '1 ll - 21' 5- C . ' 'v , f L 1. o : . , . , 5 . , , . , . , . , - , 7 . ' . : . , . Fli , . St , . Le , S. over, S. k, J. Le- tatts Complete Mammoth Project 'XJ Pix EDITORIAL STAFF Sitting L Sims J Sprague M l-lotop P Thompson R Abbott D Walbring S Humbert S Borden Standing The l959 Minaret Staffs worked hard this year to produce what is hoped to be the best year book yet Behind the scenes there were the usual ing files and closets and mrsplacrng the keys and many other unplanned incidents which seemed to crop up from time to time ln spite of these the Editorial Staff by spending hours of seemingly B Correll M Brown R Von Tress EdrtorJ Turk Sponsor Mrs Lynch B Gould S Ballard L Stewart endless effort somehow got all pictures taken copy written and layouts made before the final deadlines The Business Staff was equally busy book At the head of these ambitious groups were our Editor Jane Turk Business Manager Kenny Sears and last but not least our very capable and patient sponsor Mrs Madge Lynch BUSINESS STAFF Myers B R ggs B Akers Wilson G Kurtz P Steele Business Manager K Sears v l l in ,4 .s ' Z ul w K ,J 7 ' ,, . X L fl l , A el L t J rv ., 1 1 X01 ' . V if ., WL 1 Q o pie' 'Vi so N 'F A ' -415- . ,nk --., ' I . I - I problems of losing pictures and blue pencils, lock- selling ads, collecting money, and promoting the l I I f 2 Q 1 l - 1 I 1 I I ' ' .f rl' Y ' .lx XM , ll, ' l . tthfxirxrrxlr ' .ixll I i l . A -K. M. , . a , . , s. J o 1 ' 1 - 1 A . ' ' 'Ii 47 NNW K, 2, . gm , ,. ,,.,. m 9,2-Q: 1 'K .19 '. ,, yr., ,,.,,. ,,, .K ,. .vw N ii x M-M LQ ,,. , -AM ,-, ..,,. V 'ana--is 4 V+ ol Y., 1-vi Www nr-.alwf -1 tv www 'EW . M. N, .. ,,,,.x. 51, v .5 3, , ' ' , ' 4-459.-fear' .4 '- - Wg ,wx . -4-:Am-fl W w , 4 fy X qv W Magi ,mgw . A K 4 Athletics play a major role in school life at G. H. S. ln addition to football, basketball, track, cross country, and baseball, wrestling has been add- ed this year to the sports agenda. More than ever, emphasis is being placed on the importance of high scholastic and moral stand- ards for those students participating in sports. ln- deed, in our athletics we are ON THE UP BEAT. Athletics G.A.A.-G-Club Promote Good l9l9u, u UIQ tlkul lt ll on !l wG is-4 GAA Front Row Mrs Hanna J Smuth N Thompson M Pell eal S Nels D Masten A Mules S Hanna Turner B Bet D Walbrung S Wulson P Thompson Second Row A Duncan R Van Tress O Smuthers J Monnett K Patterson B Bock M Hotop S Humbert A Luvesay C rrell C Berry J Alexander J Cooksey Thurd Row M Kearschner S Dudley B Gludewell M Goodman L Sums V Lewus W Shutcs rk Ba lor M Brown Ikamure J Strebe J Romalua Fourth Row B Sutherlun J Cunduff M Jordan L Cox K Carter N Harlan S Baker S Snavely P Anthony S Cunnungham B Allee S Bunten J Martun J Reeves S Lynch M Norton Fnfth Row C Drake D Mandelblatt N McMahon M McCall S Colluns C Nelson J Callender B York V Stevens B Gardner H Rossok D Osborne J Boatrught C Buus L Beaman Srxth Row K Vote C Erdmann S Sutherlun C Strother Craver J Strunger J Huckman M Wulluams V Padgett Luttrell J Lewallen L Moore B Jones M McKeehan Muchael N Lanham K Knoll D Wrught Seventh Row Culley R Hartman M Glover R Heber L Nelson The Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon us an organuza tuon whuch us open to all gurls un senuor hugh lts pruncuples are to promote Interest co Qperatuon and good sportsmanshup un gurls athletucs The G A A sponsors all untramural sports for gurls and funtuons on the pount system whuch us based on state G A A requurements These pounts are accumulated and count towards letters whuch are awarded to R Skunner R Nuchols C Bock J Elmore R Morlan N Goss J Wagoner R Zeller K Muller B Steele M Twugg C Sud dons Erghth Row J Derungton V Berry N Gostage C Schof er J Lewus M Goodman K Gorham A Frazuer N Wugas A Chulds A Wuggs G Clouser C Stewart J Stevens S Chase M Wrught M Vkfalbrung K Johnson Nmth Row A Reed B Summerman S Sheldon P ONeal L Putts W Smuthers S Day M Mackey D Grumes S Frazuer L Nelson R Murray Tcnth Row A Nanovsky J Scholl N kerson H Wulluams E Trugg W luams M zuer S arl M Stree P Cundu V Buckles B r en D Euteluorge S Gludewell M Barr O Grumes J Andrews S Porter J Huckrnan Eleventh Row C Rector Saye s Cal en ar C Aubrey N Craft Stou Thues R Thompson L Burnett J Jonas S Domasco S Jones J Johnson P Ruley J Colby B Aker Twetth Row C Bruner A Cox S York B Frutzunger M Ooley K Summerman N Raunes C Nelson C Pettut B Marshall S Muller J Rogers B Rood G Blaydes C Janus S McCall uunuors and senuors Outsude actuvutues sponsored by GA A are bowlung and swummung Thus year Sen uor Lufe Scuvung was offered as on addutuon to the swum program Offucers servung the past year were Presudent Darla Masten Vuce Presudent Ann Mules Secretary Sara Hanna and Treasurer Marcua Turner .3 N ' ' Q ,,-,.,, l . A ,, P F f -fr vp ' f 1 I . c , T K Y iv . Y V V N F . -. I-at - A A A o Mu , - r . - H A ' r A ' 5 I P I . J' : ' I ' I I ' I ' I ' . I ' A I ' I ' I ' I ' I B. N , . on, . , . ' , . , M. . , . , . ' , . , . ' , . - , . 3 , , ' , , ' , , . .. ' : . ' , . , . , , - - 1 - 1 - 1 f 1 - I 1 ' 4 1 ' I 1 ' 1 - 1 ' ' J. Tu , S. l d, . , B. o , . , . , . ' , . ' , . . 2 1 - - J : ' 1 - 1 - 1 - l 1 - 1 - I 1 - u ' V I ' I ' I I ' I I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' ' I ' I K. Sutherlin, S. Thompson, M. Pingleton, L, Riggs, C. M. Grimes, C. Moore, B. J, Boswell,, J. Terry, S. Swope, ' , . , . ' . : . ' , . , . . : . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , S. ic , . ' ' , . ' , L. il' , . B. . , . , . ' , . , . 1 FYO ' , A G , . b , - 'ff, . , N. . ' , . , . , . . ' : . o d , . ' ' , . , . , . , , . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . ' . : . , . , . , . , . , . , S. r , J. l d , . , . , J. t, C. ' 1 ' 1 - A 1 ' . 1 ' - 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 - I M. , . ' , . ' , . ' ' , . , : . , . , . , . ' ' , . , . 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' I I I I Sportsmanship, Build Character G CLUB Standmg from back of G B Etter B Terry D Hopkrns R Allee D Webb C Roach C Wrllrams D Jones C Spencer M Myers C Buckles B Buble G Brown R boys composed of athletes who earn letters rn var :ous school sports ln order to become a member a boy must accumulate pornts rn football basket ball baseball track or cross country by actrve partrcrpatron rn hrs chosen freld The GClub s supported by funds earned rn several money mak mg protects sponsored durrng the year Thus money Prerce K Sears B Kehrer D Sutherlrn S Harrold B Akers L Porter B Tennrs R Beaman such as letters senror packets sweaters and blankets Inrtratron of new members takes place each fall and sprung Rules and regulatrons for the club are establrshed by the councrl whrch consrsts thrs year of Kenny Sears Grb Brown Ball Kehrer Rrchre Prerce and Dallas Sutherlrn 5'l ' 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' - 1 - 1 - - The G-Club is an honorary organization for is used to purchase awards for G-Club members I ' - I . . 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I . . tudenls, Led By Cheerleaders, PEP CLUB Front Row N Lehe A Duncan R Von Tress N Thomp son J Monnett M Pell S Thompson L Rrggs M Plngleton B Correll P Steele Second Row R Harvey L Beoman M McCall J Blume A Mules J Strebe R Brattaun D Mandelblatt M Jordan S Baker N Eggers Thrrd Row J York A Wrggs L Nelson N Harlan P Anthony B McClure J Callender D Osborne S Cunnrngham N McMahon B York Fourth Row A Gnmes S Neal R Romalsa S Sayers C Vaughn J Thompson Frfth Row M Clark R Hartman C Strother M Craver B Steele K Muller A Mrchael M Walbrmg M Wnght S Day S Cagle Srxth Row V Berry C S afer D Ertelgorge S York C Rector S Garl R Thus year s Pep Club rs one of the largest most enthusrastrc cheermg groups ever organrzed at G H S Under the supervnslon of the varsrty cheerleaders and sponsor Mr Franklm, the l5O member club can be seen and heard at all home football and basketball games Formrng a block G the Pep Club features half trme demon stratrans at basketball games and boasts of a Tnger Cub mascot The group also sponsors cheer 52 Murray C Aubrey M Frazier L Nelson J Johnson Seventh Row S Payne M Harmless C Thorlton P Loveless C Hammond D Kurtz P McKenna S Buller d R Colllns P Rerlnng S Rogers Erghth Row B Erteljorge S Huff B Haltom S Abbott Tonra Norrrs B Glrdew ll B Bergman M Todd, S Gould A Michaels A Kung Nrnth Row M Longdon P Ht S Hu N Borden C Trerble F Peterson C Bolay L Mlnnlck Mandelblatt M Kerr D McKee K Eltel B Hamrlton A Nanovsky G Hammond J McCormrck K Gorham K Templeman J Lewallen Eleventh Row D Stout R W :te M Sutherlrn S Barrett J Krrder S Ba r C Robertson L Taylor S Gooch L Garl L Ellrs :ng blocks at all tourney games Offrcers for the past year were Presndent Nancy Thompson, VrcePres1dent Lucy Thomas and Secretary Treasurer Mary Beth Frazrer A branch of the Pep Club IS the Vocal Cords a group of I5 sensor boys Headed by Bull Gould thus loyal bunch of Cub followers help to boost school sprnt and Increase team back mg wnth enthusrasm 3 - , - , - , - ' , . , . ' , . , . . , . , . , . ,.', . : . , . , . , . ' , . , . . 2 . , , . , . , , , . - . , , , . , . ' , . , ick, . ' , . A ' I . . ' : . . l , . I . , . I . l ' I , I I I I I I I I . ' Z . ..',. , . I ' 3 I , I , I I I ' I , . , . , . , . , . ' . ' : . , . ir , . rst, . ' , . , . . : I I , ' I I I I I I ' ' I G. Hoskins, K. Conyers, J. Hugunin, C. Nelson, S. Dobbs, S, R0berf5I K, MCCQmmonI M, GarlI, Tenth Row: A, 1 l , - 1 A I , - 1 - 1 , . , . I . I , . l , . . ' : . , . , . , , I , I , ' I , I . , . , . ' , . ' I . ' , . , . . : , I . . I . , . . ' : . , . h' I . ' , . , . ' I I . ke, ch ,. , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . ' . . , . . , , . ' I . . . - ' I I - I ' I . ' . , . I II ll - ' M ' - I Back Teams Enthusnashcally top A Llvesay M Myers B Neal K Carter My hero' Jumor Hugh Cheerleaders S Neal M Harmless C Hammond Much hard work and hours of practucmg went mto makmg our cheerleaders three of the best cheermg groups ever to appear at G H S Leadmg the Pep Club and other lager Cub sports fans the cheerleaders helped to promote good sportsmanship m the school as well as to encourage enthusuastuc backmg for the Cub football and basketball teams Basketball star gazmg? Freshman Cheerleaders M Frazner M Mackey L Nelson n o . .,.. I ' I Top team on a totem pole. Varsity Cheerleaders: from . ' : . ' , . , . . 53 Gridiron Greats Run Pigskin Front Row: L. Porter, D. Rohn, B. Kehrer, D. Sutherlin, B. Akers, C. Williams, C. Roach. Standing: R, Beaman, B. Bible, S. Akers, K. Sears, G. Brown. Senior Cubs who will graduate this year are, Front Row: Bill Kehrer, Bob Bible, Dallas Sutherlin, Kenny Sears, Gib Brown, Standing: Bo Akers, Charles Roach, Charles Williams, Jack Earnshaw. The high school gridirons of '58, by defeating six of eight scheduled teams, turned in one of the best season records in recent G.H.S. history. Leading the attack for the Cubs this year were co-captains Bill Kehrer and Gib Brown. Brown led the scoring by accumulating l23 points and was chosen for the All-State Team by the American Press Sportswriters. Brown was also chosen for the first All Conference team by the West- ern Indiana Conference coaches, and Kehrer was awarded a position on the second team. Spearheading next year's offense will be co- captains Brent Terry and Bob Tennis. Other starters returning for the '59 campaign will be: Steve Akers, Ray Beaman, John Black, Larry Crawley, Chuck Jenn- ings, Steve Jones, Larry Porter, Bill Rader, Darrell Rohn, and Dick York. 54 Through Record eason Triple death awaits Dugger runner. Brown scores again! Sears chalks up another first down 55 og f ' gv , v ' 3 ' . V X , v AX 4 P -P 'rl A Steve Akers Bob Tennis Bob Bible ' WE THEY ' Danville 32 l2 I , v Qi sg Clinton 13 7 'Mg . l Plainfield 13 7 2 Dugger 55 32 Martinsville l4 7 Linton 27 l2 Crawfordsville l2 53 Brazil 6 40 Co-Captain Gib Brown Kenny Sears '7 Y Q32 Co-Captain Bill Kehrer Charles Roach Larry Porter i 1 1 i ie all ,fx K X X Darrell Rohn Charles Williams D ll Sufherlin s 1 'mtv rl 9 Bo Ak l'T Q, K 1.1 '1' tw ed f-1 J QB .f ' Standing: Manager D. Webb, J. Brown, W. Tipton, D, Frederick, C. Roach, G. Brown, C. Spencer, Coach T. Goldsberry. Kneeling: R. Allee, R. Pierce, J. Myers, J. uoiasoerry, R. Sutherlin, R. Beaman. The Greencastle Tigers Cub basketball team fared well during the l958-59 hardwood campaign by emerging with a better-than-even season. Coach Goldsberry was fortunate to have six returnees from the previous season, including Jim Myers, Clyde Spen- cer, Gib Brown, Charles Roach, Ray Beaman, and Richie Pierce. Completing the squad were Warren Tipton, Ronnie Allee, Jim Goldsberry, Jim Brown, Dick Frederick, and Ronnie Sutherlin. The highlight of the season came when the Cubs beat Sheridan 62 to 58, an unprecedented vic- tory in Tiger Cub history. This year Greencastle was guest to Spencer in the Wabash Valley Tourney. In their opening game the Tigers beat Patricksburg 58 to 51, but were de- feated in the final game of the prelims by Spencer 55 to 53 in a thrilling double-overtime. All in all, the Tiger Cubs turned in a very creditable season record. 58 Charles Roach vies for the tip-off in opening game of the season. We We We We We e 6 Mitchell Crawfordsyille Attica Lebanon Plainfield Martinsville Brazil Wiley Clinton Sheridan Gerstmeyer Sullivan Brazil State Patricksburg Spencer Danville Garfield Linton Broad Ripple Wabash Valley Tourney Two! Allee practices ballet also? Beaman drives for a basket A7 W 50 72 We 66 49 We 6l 73 We 60 58 We 62 ' 58 We 59 70 We 52 ' 76 We 59 ' 55 W 83 52 We 58 ' 5l We 53 55 We 78 ' 50 We 76 ' 62 We 84 ' 70 We 64 ' 73 l l 4 - , , J A V lx. n' VJ ff 5,7 A A ' fi l 3 1 j , i :V Q L 4 . ' fi 1 ' v , 5 L! X T U . ' T . 7 f f Happy Tigers chalk up another victory. S NXTQQ, I ff Li 4.94 1 '-'L 1'o'o'i mm , .L . , ? -.4 x -1. ,.. ...-., , 1, Y 'M Cub Understudies Learn Standing Manager Foxx B Rader D Rohn L Walton L Crawley Coachl See Kneel mg G Kersey R Trout S Akers L Hammond The Tiger Cub B team closed thelr l958 59 season wuth a record of 8 wlns and ll losses Thus years squad was composed of players Gary Kersey Rodney Trout Steve Akers Larry Hammond Bull Rader Darrell Rohn Larry Walton and Larry Crowley The Cubs were coached by Mr John See basketball came an the form of the tnrst Four Way Tourney wln rn sux years ln this tra umph the boys prcked up steam to take two hard fought games from Terre Haute s Wiley and Garfueld by respectnve scores of 56 54 and 49 44 G H S can be proud of these future varsuty players and the nmprovements made an their squad during the year 6 E 6 E 6 B Team Tourney Mntchell Crawfordsvulle Attnca Lebanon Plornfleld Martlnsvalle Brazil Clmton Sherudan Gerstmeyer Braznl State Wnley Garfueld Danvnlle Gartneld Lmton Broad Rlpple ' - ' - We 39 ' ' ' We 28 ' . ' ' We 35 ' I , We 40 , I ' , We 32 ' ' , , . We 39 ' ' , , W 46 ' The highlight of the season of B-Team We 28 Wiley ' ' - We 35 ' . . . . . .u We 32 . ' W 50 - ' ' W 40 ' ' ' - We 48 - . 'We 56 ' . . . 'W 49 ' ' ' We 63 ' . . . I W 44 . We 54 ' We 54 ' 62 The Tricks OF The Trade Standing: J. Drummond, Manager: C. Jennings, A. Boone, S. York, S. Norris, D. Burkhardt, R. Dunn, J. White, Manager. Kneeling: D. Freeman, R. Chacld, W. Bennett, C. Scott, J. Neumann. We Turkey Run 32 We Plainfield 33 We Lafayette 53 We Brazil 29 We Spencer 3l We Crawfordsville 34 We Brazil 34 We Bainbridge 26 We Reelsville 37 We Roachdale 46 We Sullivan 36 'We Garfield 36 'We Brazil 37 'We Spencer 38 'We Martinsville 42 We Clinton 39 4-Way Tourney Champions 8TH GRADE Standing: D. Stewart, L. Paris, M, Copeland, E, Talley, B. McCormick, J. Stoub, J, Stringer, Manager. Kneel- ing: F. Ferrand, J. Earnshaw, L. Allee, B, Anthony, K. Goldsberry. We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We Cloverdale l 8 Spencer 31 Cloverdale 32 Bainbridge 30 Reelsvi I le 23 Roachdale 30 Martinsville 30 Garfield 45 Clinton 38 Turkey Run 33 Plainfield 39 Lafayette 4l Brazil 38 Spencer 3l Bainbridge 34 Crawfordsville 48 Brazil 34 7TH GRADE Standing: J. McCammon, Coach: S. Barrett, B.'Eckardt, J. Reeves, D, York, D. Vermillion, S. Lewis, R. Kehrer, A. Mandelblatt, Manager. Kneeling: C. Downing, T. Downing, P. Cooper, R. York, R. Ellis, D, Stauch, J. Shamel. We We We We We We We We We We We We We l 9 Cloverdale l 8 53 Spencer T4 48 Bainbridge I4 33 Roachdale 18 46 Reelsville 3 24 Russellville T2 29 Russellville 25 3l Reelsville i8 T6 Reelsville 33 42 Russelville 7 60 Russelville 23 27 Spencer 33 49 Bainbridge 24 Spring Sports Add Variety Safe' Mrckey connects for a srngle The Trger Cubs showed much rmprove Terre Haute Garfreld seven to srx ment on the dramond rn 58 Durrng the The Cubs were honored to have Grlbert season the Cubs won frve and lost seven Brown and Mrckey Myers chosen by the games The hrghlrght of the season came coaches ofthe Western lndrana Conference rn the frnal game when G H S defeated for the second W l C baseball team 0'.anp Front Row J Brown R Beaman D Jones B Buble S Jones M Myers D Beatty D Hopkrns Srandmg Manager V Herrroft B Kehrer B Rader G Brown L Leer C Roach G Kersey J Rader J See Coach 64 . . 1 . - l I . r 'R ' ' r, S ' u sr s 5 rs 5 L Q S - :f Tl K . , f ,. N , r ' D X f , Q . wx I -s ' 2 Q ' sr , A , . To School Athletics al- s 4.8: I Front Row B Riggs KFlnchum C Buckles H Wullnams S Harrold D Lanzone D Clark J Goldsberry R lkomure Manager J Black Standmg Manager P Harrold B Fletcher H Burkett C Spencer P Gould L Porter B lrwn R Allee B Etter N Wright C Wulllarns Coach L Cooper Track the world s oldest sport was car ned on at G H S by a nineteen man squad led by senior lettermen Harold Wllllams Ned Wright and Kenny Fmchum ln dual meets Brazll Crawfordsvulle Van Buren Clayton Cloverdale Martmsvulle Lmton and Swltz Cnty afforded much competltuon In addltnon to regularly scheduled meets the clnder squad Ns. X ew Its a long way down 65 partlclpated at the Lmton relays the Western lnduana Conference and the state sectlonals and regronals Harold Wllluams receuved the outstandmg track star award for accumulatung l6l polnts In one season wunnmg two places at the state sectnonals and settmg a new G H S record of IO l seconds an the lOO yard dash N A sure wmner : . ' , .' , . , . , . , . , . , ' 1 ' I - r - 1 - il - 1 - I ' I ' , . . , . . . I I ' I , .. , , . , . I I l I I I I I . , . .. I . . na I Q . 1 -, . . X 7 2 r ' -E f , . 2 - l T- rv x .lf . ' - ' . tl if . 1 1 l' 4. 'I H r , I yy X, A - 1 . V' , l' , ', , .-L t -rt. LX- Iv I Srx grrls sux rockets but whrch one of these badmmton champs stole the brrdre9 Intramural Sports 5 'L' Perfect game 9 These gurls make up the bowlmg team The tumblmg teams practrce to perfectron 66 QLTWY T XJ Q W g T I . i ,,, - I -ls 0 . .Q 'A Q -h . , . Y 3 Y' V. 9 Y I 1 I w , U fr , Y W ,Ax Interest Many Gurls The Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon sponsors all un tramural sports team and unduvudual These sports unclude volleyball basketball softball badmunton and tumblung Thus oraanuzatuon also enjoys bowl ung and swummung outsude of school tume As a member of the lnduana League of Hugh School Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuons the Greencastle G A A attends play days at other schools and par tucupates un state functuons Each year letters are awarded to gurls on the basrs of theur actuvuty un the club These letters are avaulable to uunuor and senuor gurls and are based on the state G A A pount system Its a struke' Water water everywhere and GAA mem bers take advantage of It 67 Volleyball champs' To the vuctors belong the spouls I I I I I I ,, , 9. n .uf l 3 my , W' wif ,yf , , L.. .-vw-4, iejg..-, I 5,4 a.. ' -1.5 + h-Q, ' e,g',,'1'3f MQW, -, -.rg W, .5LL5L,.2g. -.,,,:W.3WJv c v f -' w, W. r.,.,.. 'I ff' ' - L- - . . , ' T: ff.,-192: ff' . , K? . 5 mul: -wr25'rf,f5 -' P f K ,. if A -fy-:Q Q- 4-J, n yn. V . -' 3 ix'lA::', , , 1 i 45- ..,4 . . Q-1-.21 N-muh wQQ5r7Q53Q'?3U71 .mp vat .ni -mx W. 1.1 1 1 no Q 1. if-31 ! xl , , ln addition to learning skills and accepting re- sponsibility, we learn the value of choosing the right people for friends. Among the characteristics we look for in our choice of companions are honesty, reliability, moral stability, warmth, and understand- ing. Under the guidance of our teachers and ad- ministrators we have learned to choose friends who have these important qualities, By keeping these high standards and ideals, our friends do their part to keep us ON THE UP BEAT. People Mr. Kurtz, who is now completing his third year with the Greencastle Con- solidated School System, is genuinely interested in the welfare of the many boys and girls in our school system and with providing the faculty with the best possible educational facilities available. Mr Kurtz always finds time to attend and participate in all school events and s never too busy to stop and chat with the students Hrs full schedule leaves little timefor hobbies but participating in civic causes and teaching a Sunday School class make for a well rounded life Administrators And Faculty Members The officers of this years s hool board are President Mr Clifford Frazier Secretary Mr Charles Lanzone Treas urer Mr David Barr Mrs Eleanor Ballard and Mr Bay ard Allen are additional mem bers They have had an especi ally busy year completing plans for the new school and super vising the school system Throughout his lO years at GH.S. Norman B. McCammon, has, in his own eminent way, given us friendly and Da- tient guidance. The administrative duties as Principal keep him busy, but he always finds time to confer with teachers and students His vigilant interest in problems of the individual student is eternal M McCammon enjoys gardening woodwork mg and reading 'i lr Busy With School Activities The fact that Mr Glenn Skelton our Vice Principal has taught at G H S for 30 years should be more than enough to show that he is interested in the stu dents and enjoys their company Besides teaching civics he is the senior high Boys Counselor sponsor for FTA and chairman of the Citizenship Committee for the Student Council Hunting fish ing and taking trips fill his extra hours 1-3-14 al' i What's This Doing In Here? Mr. Herndon Irwin, math teacher for the seventh and eighth grades, derives much pleasure from woodworking and reading, A Stitch In Time .... Miss Elizabeth McClure capably lends a helping hand to a would-be seamstress in one of her many home economics classes. She sponsors the sophomore class and is a 4-H leader. Wall .... sponsor for the senior 4-H leader, and F.H.A. include fishing, trying Mirror, Mirror, On The Mrs. Dorothy Compton, head class, is a home economics teacher, advisor. Her widespread interests new recipes, and enjoying the finer arts. This Shows Us On Pike's Peak Mr. Jim McCammon, who teaches eighth grade history and seventh grade health, is well-liked by his students. He is also an assistant football coach and junior high basket- ball coach. He enjoys all sports. 72 First Word .... Mrs. Mary Lou Garriott, grammar and composition and English lO teacher, helps sponsor the sophomore class, When she isn't grading senior compositions, she likes to read or paint, Gardening is one of her summer interests. Bonjour Closse! Mrs. Madge Lynch, our Minaret Mother, has a full schedule in and out of school. Her subjects are English 9, journalism, and French, When not serving in her capacity as Minaret and Ink Pot adivsor, she likes to cultivate flowers and play bridge. She is also a junior class sponsor. This Children-Is The Earth Mrs. Nancy Walters, a new addition to G.H.S., is a Spanish and history teacher. She acts as sponsor of the Spanish Club and the freshman class. Senora Walter's hobby is pleasing her husband and four children. How Do I Get Into These Messes? This picture shows how Mr. John Franklin must feel when he is knee-deep in his many activities. When not teaching seventh grade history and English 9, he sponsors the Pep Club, Cheerleaders, and the freshman class. He is also the director for the Follies, Junior Class Play, and the Homecoming ceremonies. He states his hobby as school and his job as resting, yr 01 rs Take Active Part In See What I Mean? Mrs. Bernice Lewis, our office secretary, can always be depended upon to tell us what goes on where, and when. Her sense of humor is phenomenal, When not typing, answer- ing the phono, or giving information, she finds pleasure in playing bridge. So Glad You Dropped ln! Mrs. Dorothy Ritterhoff comes to us this year from Honolulu, Hawaii, where she taught home economics, She is manager of the school cafeterias and helps with the atten- dance records. Since her husband is an exchange teacher at DePauw, they will return to Hawaii next year. lnferruptions -- lnterruptionsl Mr. Pat Ewing, a recent DePauw graduate, chose to begin his teaching career at GHS. He is assistant foot- ball coach and line coach for the varsity. Subjects taught by him arei physics, physical science, and solid geometry. As might be expected, his hobby is sports. They're Balanced At Last Mrs. Imogene Azbell is financial secretary for the Greencastle schools. Sewing and traveling are her spare time activities. mmunity Affairs 'Qi iv fS P T' ru! Let's Quiet Down Bock There Teaching is not a new experience to Mr. John See, our commerce instructor, this is his eighteenth year. When not coaching basketball and baseball, he enjoys church and family life and listening to good conversation. An Artist Lives Everywhere Painting and reading appeal to Mrs. Edris Loveless when she has time out from teaching junior high art and senior high English. The Junior Red Cross is fortunate to have her as a sponsor. Can't You Do That In Study Hall? Our school librarian, Miss Thelma Stout, offers assis- tance in finding material for book reports or reference work. The Library Club, Thespian Troup 7098, and Student Coun- cil are sponsored by her. She finds pleasure in growing flowers and reading. When Was The War Of 1812? This is Mr. Lloyd Cooper's fourth year at G.H.S. When not teaching U,S. History and citizenship, he coaches track and freshman basketball. ln his leisure time he enjoys fishing, 73 hunting, and other sports. V s g'fv0nnux1 1' I - P- A? we X H 4,9 . . ,af . Tempora Fugit - Time Flies Miss Margaret Curd is the art teacher at G.H.S. ond the elementary schools. She sponsors the Art Club and derives much pleasure from reading and playing the piano. Music Hath Charms Mr. Samuel Wilkinson, a new addition to our faculty, enjoys reading and sports when he isn't teaching Glee Club, seventh grade music and string instruments. He also spends part of his time at the elementary schools. Today - We'll Have A - Short Quiz Mr. Harold Hardman, our beginning and advanced algebra teacher, uses his mathematical knowledge as Activ- ities' Fund treasurer. ln addition, he is a sponsor of the senior class. Mr. Hardman is an avid photographer and enjoys working in the garden. I Won't Be Long .... Junior and sophomore English are taught by Mrs. Charlotte Peterson. She sponsors the Y-Teen Club, which is almost a fulltime job. Mrs. Peterson's chief hobby is teen-agers. Everything they do interests and challenges her. The Quality Of Mercy . . . Mrs. Ruth Gooch was an addition to our teaching staff this year. She teaches eighth grade English and senior English literature. Yes Dear - No Dear - Yes Dear Drafting and woodworking are capably taught by Mr John McCullough, who is also a seventh grade sponsor Travel is one of his special interests. Let's See You Do It Mr. Verle Athey, industrial education instructor, pro- vides manual training for senior high boys in metal shop and for the eighth grade boys in general shop. His activities out of school are hunting and fishing. By Helping To Educate Us And 74 has This Can't Be Right! Mr. Jerry Masten, a former G.H.S. student, comes to us this year from Brazil High School. He teaches general mathematics and plane geometry, sponsors the senior class, and is in charge of the Audio-Visual Department. ln his leisure hours he enjoys woodworking. A Little Louder, Please Miss Gertrude Slack, who has had theatrical experience, was another of our new teachers this year. She teaches speech and seventh grade English. Miss Slack is thoroughly happy when she is with her young relatives. Not Good - Not Bad - Just Fair Mr, Harold Stewart, familiarly known as Stu, acts as an industrial arts teacher ond D.C.E. co-ordinator. Besides being a sponsor for the junior class and the D.C.E. Club, he is director of the Adult Education Program and a co- sponsor of Student Council. His pastime is enjoying life. Cope With Our Many Problems, Webster Says .... The younger boys can always depend on Mr. Reese Hammond, iunior high boys' counselor, for friendly advice. He teaches seventh grade geography and helps sponsor the junior high mixers. His hobbies are reading and traveling. Cheese Please! Miss Billie McClure is the speech and hearing therapist for the Greencastle schools. She spends time at each school correcting speech and helping the children with hearing losses. Though she has no definite hobby, she enioys reading, nature study, and sewing. I See Yau Didn't Wash The Board! When not teaching eighth grade mathematics ond plane geometry, Miss Madonna O'Hair likes to read and take short trips. She is also an eighth grade sponsor and helps with the Plane Geometry Contest. Be Prepared' For A Pep Talk Coach Tom Goldsberry takes a breather during varsity basketball practice. Mr. Goldsberry teaches physical educa- tion and is the athletic director, he also sponsors the G-Club. This is his twelfth year at GHS ai. . You Did Fine In Mathematics! Miss Minna Mae Bartley is shown in one of the many phases of her job as Senior High Girls' Counselor. Along with this important task she teaches Latin and sponsors the Latin Club. Since her last two summers were spent attending school, she has had little time for her hobbies of reading and traveling. Someone Help Me! lt is unlikely that we would find Mr. James Craig in this predicament since he is the driver education and health and safety instructor. Mr. Craig sponsors the sopho- more class and is chairman of the Health and Safety Com- mittee for the Student Council. He enjoys all kinds of sports. Relaxation - a rare treat .,,.. y' Z Z t ,-Z, They Do Their Part To Something I Found In My Closet Mr. Al Nowak flashes a smile of appreciation for this fine skeleton, which he uses in his biology and seventh and eighth grade health classes. Mr. Nowak did an outstanding jab of coaching the Tiger Cub football team this season. He is sponsor of the freshman class and co-sponsor of the G-Club. Playing golf interests him greatly. A Poor Excuse Is Better Than None Mrs. Marcia Franklin is working busily at her job as attendance director. Besides this, she is seventh grade English teacher and counselor for junior high girls. Mrs. Franklin is a sponsor of F.T.A. and seventh grade parties. Painting walls, knitting, and playing with her son, Jay, fill her spare time. That Was A Fine Game Here we find our girls' physical education instructor, Mrs. Hazel Hanna, giving a word of encouragement to one of her pupils. She is a sophomore class, G.A.A., and Y-Teen sponsor. When not carrying out her school duties, she swims and plays bridge. Bake At 350 Degrees Until Golden Brown Much of the school photography is done by Mr. Gene Akers, who teaches agriculture and chemistry. He sponsors F.F.A. and the freshman class and is a 4-H Club leader. On weekends he may be found hunting or fishing. eep Us On The Up Beat Peck! Peckl Peck! This is Mr. Elmer Hammond's fourth year at Green- castle as typing and bookkeeping teacher. Since he is head sponsor for the' junior class, he is frequently called upon for assistance. Golfing and fishing are his favorite sports. Better Buy Than Borrow Mrs. Lois Mosteller's face is a familiar one in the book- store, she cheerfully receives money for school supplies and takes care of the book rental system. Knitting and baking are her spare time activities. Will You Never Learn? Giving patch tests, making health examinations, and taking care of general ailments are only a few duties of Miss Pauline Smith, our school nurse. She divides her spare time among the Greencastle schools. During the vacation months, she finds enjoyment in traveling. Danger! Stand Back! A welcome addition to our science department is Mr. Ernest Egloff who teaches physical science and eighth grade general science. The Hi-Y and the eighth grade are sponsored by him. His interests outside of school include hunting, fishing, scouting, and observing sports. iv A One-And A Two .... Mr. Don Marketto is an extremely busy person. When not directing the Choir, Band, Dance Band, and Pep Band, he spends his time growing roses and playing golf. Look, Ma, One Handl Our superintendent is fortunate to have Mrs. Marion Borden as his secretary. She is not only well-qualified in this field, but has a charming personality. When not balancing books or writing letters, she cooks, sews, and reads. Young At Heart The task of cleaning and keeping our buildings heated and well supplied is an important job, Fortunately we have five efficient janitors who do a fine job of keeping things in condition, they are, Mr. Leslie, Mr. Blaydes, Mr. Willioms, Mr. Surber, and Mr. Marchbanks. We, The Seniors, Look Back Not tailors but senior officers' Jim Myers kneeling Richie Pierce and Kenny Sears help fit Patty 5teele for her graduation robe Four years ago the Class of 59 came into this building as freshmen eager freshmen who wanted to hurry through the coming years to join the rest of the world that goes to offices and college classes every day We are not so eager and certain now that the four years have gone and we are leaving G H S for the time spent here has been filled with many happy and worthwhile experiences That freshman year brought initiation and a organized as a class Our officers then were Press dent Richie Pierce Vice President Mickey Myers Secretary Patty Steele and Treasurer Jim Myers When we were sophomores there were still more clubs and we had freshman initiation to consider from a different angle We took time out from biology classes and Julius Caesar to put Richie Pierce President Bill Gould Vice President Janice Monnett Secretary and Bob Bible Treas urer into office 78 ln our junior year we came Down to Earth to give a Sayonara prom for the seniors Richie Pierce was our President again with Kenny Sears beginning his class officer career as Vice President Marilynn Brown wrote our minutes and letters as our Secretary and Jim Myers guarded the bank book This senior year has been the busiest and most fun of all We have had graduation arrange the senior play and so many other things to occupy our time Richie Pierce served his fourth term as our President this year and Kenny Sears was elected Vice President for the second time, with Patty Steele and Jim Myers each giving repeat performances as Secretary and Treasurer for the Class of 59 as our four years at G H S came to their climax I ' ' ' Il ll I I - . . ., . lot of new clubs to join, and for the first time we ments, the senior concession stand, the Minaret, I . . . 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I I 1 - ' ' , I . . , l . l 1 I . 1 I ' . l l - l I I I T I l ' Four Full ears OF Study And Fun ABBOTT JAMES Red Cross l Basketball l ABBOTT RONALD National Honor Society 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Pres: dent 4 Latin Club l 2 Thespnan Society 3 4 Jun nor Play 3 Minaret Staff 4 Follies 4 World Affairs Institute 3 College Admissions Conference 4 Prom Committee3 DAR History Award 3 ADAMS DONNA AKERS B0 National Honor Society 3 4 FFA l 3 4 President l Secretary 3 President 4 Latin Club 3 Ink Pot Staff l Thesplan Society l 2 3 4 Thesplan y 2 4 Junior Play 3 Band l 3 4 Business Manager 2 President 4 District Solo and Ensemble Contest l 2 3 4 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 3 Student Council l Minaret Staff 4 Follies 4 Vocal Cords 4 GClub 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball l 4 H l 2 3 4 State President 4 4 H Club Congress 4 Gold Medal Calf Club 3 4 Speech Club l Speech Class Play I Prom Commuttee 3 Pep Band l 2 3 4 Dance Band l 2 3 4 State Citizenship Winner 4 State Demonstration Winner l AKINS JERRY DCE 4 Latin Club l 2 Art Club 3 Junior Play Follies ALLEN ALEXANDER JUDY eens 2 3 4 FHA l 2 Future Teachers ln Clubl 2 Glee Clubl GAA l 2 3 4 n mural Sports l 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 VERA BALLARD SALLY Y-Teens 2 3 4' National Honor Society 3 4' Latin u l 2' Band l 2 3 4' State Band Contet ' Solo and Ensemble Contest l 2 3' State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2' Minaret Staff 4' Follies 4' G.A.A. , 2, 3, 4, lntramur S arts l, 2, 3, Pep Clu g Speech Club lg Dale Dicks Biology Award 25 Prom Committee 3. 79 V Q 'LQ Q'--1. We Have Gained Precious Memories BERRY CAROLYN eens 2 3 4 FHA I 2 3 4 Vice President Treasurer 4 Library Club I 2 Vice President 2 Ink Pot Staff 4 Student Council 3 Treasurer 3 GAA 2 3 4 lntramur Sports I 2 3 Style Sho 3 Prom Committee 3 BEST BEVERLY YTeens 2 3 4 FHA 2 3 4 Secretary 2 Future Teachers 3 4 Library Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 2 ec retary 3 Vice President 4 Art Club I 2 3 4 Sec ary 3 Follies 4 GAA 3 4 lntramura Sports I 2 Prom Committee 3 BOCK BONNIE Y eens 2 3 4 F H A I 2 lnk Pot Staff 4 Fo s GAA I 2 3 4 Intramural Sports I 2 3 4 Club 4 Style Show I 3 Prom Committee 3 BORDEN SARA YTeens 2 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Future Teachers 3 4 President 4 Library Club 3 4 President 3 Student Librarians Workshop 3 Latin Club I 2 Band I 2 3 4 State Band Contest I Girls State 3 Mmaret Staff 4 Follies 3 4 GAA I 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 State Achievement Contest 2 3 Silver Medal 3 BOSWELL LARRY DCE 4 Football I BRATTAIN DIXIE YTeens 2 3 4 FHA I 2 Future Teachers4 Latin Club I Glee Club I Red Cross I Follies I 3 4 GA A I 2 3 4 Intramural Sportsl 2 3 4 Pep b I 2 Dance Band Vocalist 3 4 BROWN GILBERT 3 4 Art ClubI 2 3 4 Choir 4 Follies GClubI 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball I 3 4 All Conference Baseball Team 3 Basketball Co Captain 3 4 Football Co Captain 4 All Conference Football 3 4 All Wabash Valley Foot ball 3 4 All State Football 4 All American Football Nominee 4 Prom Committee 3 BROWN MARILYNN Y Teens 2 3 4 Vice President 3 National Honor oct ety 3 4 Latin Club I 2 Art Club I 2 Ink Pot Stott 3 Band I 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 4 Solo and Ensemble Contest 2 3 4 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 3 Student Council 2 4 Red Cross I Mmaret Staff 4 Follies 2 3 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Intramural Sportsl 2 Pep Club 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 Dance Band 2 3 4 Class Officer 3 Secretary Prom Committee 3 80 fC'YN AVN' 'Er' '27 I Y-T 1 1 .1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - ' 31 l 1 - .5 Z ' I I I . 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Wm? lift That Wall Last A Llfe Tame CHASE HOWARD I Y 3 4 Future Teachers 3 4 Follues 3 Vocal Cords 4 Pep Club l World Affaurs lnstntute 3 CHASE PATRICIA Y Teens 2 3 4 F H A l 2 3 4 Dnstrnct Treasu er 4 Vrce Presldent 4 Lubrary Club l 4 Ink Pot Staff 4 Junior Play 3 Choir 2 3 4 Follnes 3 Pep Club 2 D ruct Choral Festival 3 4 Style Show l 2 3 4 CLARK LARRY CORRELL BECKY YTeens 2 3 4 Natrona! Honor Socuety 3 4 Lotrn Clubl 2 Thesplan Socnetyl 2 3 4 Clerk 4 Band l 2 3 4 Lnbraruan 3 4 State Band Contest l Solo and Ensemble Contest l 2 3 4 State Solo and Ensem ble Contest l Red Cross 4 Glrls State 3 Mnnaret Staff 4 Fbllles4 GAA l 2 3 4 Secretary 2 Intramural Sports l 2 3 Pep Club 4 Speech Club l Speech Class Play l Prom Commtttee 3 James Beverly Lucas Award l COX RAY E 3 CRAWFORD MELVIN CUNDIFF ANNA Y Teens 2 3 F HA l Lnbrary Club 3 4 Glee Club AA 4 Pep cm DENNY RONALD 81 19 ni it Nb' ...ff Our Teachers Have Guuled Us DICKEY LARRY -Q 2 Lo 3 Q1 was 4 4 H '-415 DUDLEY SANDRA A 4 D Cholr 2 3 Glee Clu A Aajpilrv DUELL DAN Lnbrory Club 4 .AO C.....1 DUELL GILBERT DCE 4 Vocal Cords 4 DUNCAN ALICE eens2 3 4 DCE 4 GAA l 2 3 4 lntromu ortsl 2 3 pCub 3 EARNSHAW JACK 2 L 2 3 4 Thespxo Jumor Ploy 3 Chonr 4 Bond 3 nes l 2 3 4 Vo Cords 4 G Club 4 Football l 4 Track 4 jectromst l 2 3 4 Style S ow l 2 3 4 Stole Cho ol Musuc Festrvol 4 Pep Bond 3 County Drnvnng Contest lst Ploce 3 Prom Commuttee 3 3 S? l ,L ELMORE, DARYLL i ELMORE, ROY D C E 4 Vocol Cords 4 82 +1 And Encouraged Our Ambitions EVANS DAVID Choir 4 Basketball I 2 3 Cross Country 3 4 FINCHUM DEAN A DCE 4 Footb I Trac FITZSIMMONS PATTY eens234FHA 4DCE4G 3 4 PepClu GLIDEWELL BARBARA eens2 3 4 FHA I Soo and Ensemble Contest 2 3 4 GAA I 2 GOODMAN MAE DCE 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Intramural Sportsl 2 GOULD BILL '- 2 3 4 President 4' Choir 3 4' Band 2 3 Business Manager 3' Minaret Staff 4' Follies 4' Vocal Cords 4 President 4' Football Manager 2' Baseball Manager 2' Class Officer 2 Vice-President' Projection- ist I 2 3 4' Style Show I 2 3 4' Pep Band 4' Coun- ty and District Choral Festival 3 4' Prom Committee 3. GREEN MARY Y- eens 2 3 4' F.H.A. I 2 3' Latin Club I' Ink ot Staff 4' G.A.A. I 2 3 4' Pep Club 2 3 4' Style Show HARTMAN, RUFUS H'-Y 3, 4g F.F.A. I, 2, 35 G-Club 45 Basketball 2, p Cross Country 3, 4. 83 Through Clubs And Athletlcs HASH WANDA FHA l 2 Future Teachers 3 4 Spanish Club 2 Chour l Stllesvzlle Hlgh School l HERRIOTT VERNON HIY 2 3 4 Latrn Clubl 2 Choir 4 County Muslc Festival 4 Baseball 3 4 Manager HOPKINS DONALD Hr Y 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Latvn Club l Ink Pot Staff 4 Student Councul l 4 Presldent 4 Follnes 4 G Club 3 4 Football l 2 Basketball l Baseball l 2 4 Speec h Club l Speech Class Play l HOTOP MARY ANN Y Teens 3 4 Program Chaurman 4 Y Teen Conference 3 Natronal Honor Soclety 3 4 Spanrsh Club 4 Latm Club 3 Thespuan Socnety 3 4 Treasurer 4 Thesplan Play 3 4 Jumor Play 3 Band 3 4 Llbrarlan 4 Red Cross 4 Grrls State Alternate 3 Mmaret Staff 4 Fol lses 4 GAA 4 Speech Club 3 Treasurer Speech Scooll 2 HUFF GLENN HUMBERT SARAH YTeens 2 3 4 National Honor Socrety 3 4 FHA l Latun Club l 2 Secretary 2 Thespnan Soczety l 2 3 4 Thespran Play 4 Junlor Play 3 Chorr 2 Glee Club l Red Cross 3 Mmaret Staff 4 Follies 4 GA A l 2 3 4 Pep Club l Speech Club l Speech Class Play l State Choral Festrval 2 Prom Committee 3 IKAMIRE COLEEN Y Teens 2 3 4 Natronal Honor Socuety 3 4 F H A 2 3 4 Latm Club l 2 Ink Pot Staff 4 G AA 2 3 4 Intramural Sports l Pep Club 2 3 Style Show INGLIS JOHN H1Y 2 3 4 Natronal Honor Soclety 3 4 Vrce Pres: dent 4 Latrn Club l 2 VncePres1dent 2 Band l 2 3 Solo and Ensemble Contest I 2 Student Councul 2 3 Red Cross I Pep Band l 2 3 4 James Bev erly Lucas Award l 84 J C' o I . - - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I . . . . I - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' I 1 1 - 1 - I .f..' I .gi L , I I' 1 1 1 I I I I I 1 1 I ' 21 1 1 1 1 1 1 131 ,X I I 1 I I I 1 I I I I I 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . ' ' - ' I I I I - ' 5 . . . 5 , 5 Class Play 35 Speech Contest 3, 45 'Fillmore High h , . I I . ' 1 ' ' l I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I - - - ' 1 1 1 I I I I I I - 1 I ' 1 1 I I I 1 I - - - l, , , 5 ' , 5 5 ...'l, 1 1 I I 1 I I. I I 1 1 I ' I I 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I I 1 , 1 I ' We Have Learned The Value JONES ALBERT National Honor Society 3 4' F.F.A. I 2 3 4' Livestock Judging I 2 3 Crops Judging 3 JONES DAVID Hr Y 2 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Future Teachers 4 Ink Pot Staff 4 Follies 2 G Club 2 3 4 Basketball B eball I KEARSCHNER MARYLAND YTeens 2 3 4 FHA I 2 3 4 Parllamentarlan 3 Glee Clubl GAA I 2 3 4 Intramural Sportsl 2 KEHRER WILLIAM Hi Y 2 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 3 Future Teachers 4 Choir 4 State Choral Festival 4 Follres 4 Vocal Cords 4 GClub 2 3 4 Councilman 4 Football I 2 3 4 Co Captain 4 All Conference Football 4 Basketball I Track 4 Baseball I 2 3 KIRCHER JEAN YTeens 2 3 4 Library Club 2 Art Club I 2 3 4 Thespran Society 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Intramural Sports I 2 Pep Club 2 3 Thespran Play 2 Speech Club I Speech Class Play I KURTZ GARRETT Hr Y 2 3 4 Future Teachers 4 Thespians 4 Thespian Play 3 4 Choir 4 Mlnaret Staff 4 Follies 4 Vocal Cords 4 Football 2 3 Track 2 Industrial Arts Award 3 Prom Committee 3 Atoms Missiles and Men In stitute 3 Delphi High School I 'eslx s--Y ini LANCASTER EARL LEE FRANCES Y Teens 4 Chorr 3 4 Student Council 3 Red Cross 4 Follies 3 85 Ol Team Work And Fair Play LEWIS VIRGINIA YTeens3 4 FHA I 2 3 4 DCE 4 LlbraryClub 2 3 4 lntramu ts Style Show 3 4 LIVESAY ALICE YTeens 2 3 4 FHA 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Pres: dent 4 Dnstrrct Song Leader 3 Latun Club 3 4 Thes plan Socrety 3 4 Thesplan Play 4 Junlor Play 3 Chorr lee Club I es 2 tramural Sports I 2 3 Pep Club I 2 Speech Club I Speech Class Play I Cheerleader I 3 4 Prom Com mrttee 3 MAHON SHARON Y Teens 3 4 Future Teachers 4 Latm Club 3 4 Jun Play 3 Chorr I 2 3 Ba d 2 3 4 Solo a Ensemble Contest I 2 3 4 Follues 3 4 G A A I 2 MARCHBANKS JESSE Future Teachers 4 MASTEN DARLA YTeens2 3 4 Spamsh Clubl 2 3 4 Chorr3 4 Glee Clubl Follres 3 GAA I 2 3 4 Presrdent4 ntra mural Sportsl 2 3 4 Pep Clubl 2 3 Vlce Pres dent 2 Secretary Treasurer 3 Cheerleader I 4H I 2 3 McCLURE BOBBE JO YTeens2 3 4 Latun Club 2 3 Thespran Soclety 3 4 G e Club I GAA I 2 3 4 Intramural Sports I P ub I MONNETT JANICE Y Teens 2 3 4 D C E 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Span I Clubl 2 Chosr3 Glee Clubl GAA I 2 3 4 Pep Club I 2 3 4 Vuce Presldent I Cheerleader I John Harding Fan Club 4 MYERS JAMES HIY 2 3 4 Secretary 3 DCE 4 Presldent 4 Stu dent Councul I GClub 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Cross COUVWY 3 4 Class Offncer I 3 4 Treasurer Prom Committee 3 86 I - , 5 . . . , , , 1 . .. 1 ' I, 2, G.A.A. I, , , 1 ral Spar I, 2, 3, 41 , . I ' 1 1 ' ' - 1 1 1 I D' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 - . . I I . I . I . 31 G 5 Folli , 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 ln- , 1 J 1 I 1 I 1 1 I ' I - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - i0f 1 ' 1 1 1 41 H I1 1 1 1 nd I I I I I I I ' ' ' I I 35 Dance Band 3, 4. I I - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' 1l - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - Q 1 ' I J ' 1 1 ' I - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 le 1 - . . 1 1 1 1 1 2, 3, 4, ep CI , 2, 3 4. I - , , j , . . , - j - 'Sh 1 1 1 1 - . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I l' 1 1 1 J . . . , ' Q - 2 ' I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 Music And Plays Have Added To Our Culture MYERS MICHAEL Hi-Y 2 3 4' Latin Club I 2' Thespian Society 2 3 4' Junior Play 3' Minaret Staff 4' Follies 4' G-Club 3 ' Football I' Basketball I 2' Cross Country 3' Baseball I 2 3 4 All League Baseball 3 Thesplan Conference I Speech Club I Speech Class Play I Cheerleader 4 NEAL BETH ANNE Y Teens 2 3 4 Latin Club I Ink Pot Staff 4 Choir 4 lntram al ports I 2 4 I 3 4 Style Sho Prom Committe 3 Cheerleader 3 4 NELSON SHARON YTeens 2 3 4 FHA 3 Junior Play 3 Choir I 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Solo and Ensemble Contest 3 Follies 34GAA I 234 PepClubI 24 StyleShow3 Prom Committee 3 Blackhawk High School I ONEY GLENN PATTERSON KAY YTeens 2 3 F HA I Ink Pot Staff 4 Choir 3 4 Glee Clubl Follies 3 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Intramural Sportsl 2 3 4 Pep Clubl 2 Style Showl 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3 PELL MARILYN YTeens 2 3 4 FHA 3 Future Teachers 3 4 Latin Club 3 Thespran Society 3 4 Choir2 3 4 Glee Club I Follres 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Pep Club I 2 3 4 Style Show I 3 Speech Club I Speech Class Play I Prom Committee 3 4 H I PIERCE RICHARD Hi Y 2 3 4 Future Teachers 3 4 Spanish Club I 2 Treasurer I Latin Club 4 Choir 3 G Club 3 4 Sec retary 4 Council 4 Football 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Class Officer I 2 3 4 President PINGLETON MARGE eens234FHAI 3DCE4G 4 PepCubI 87 Our ocial Life, Including Dates And Dances, 5-f RADER, JAMES Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, yawn Cords 4, G- Club 4, Football 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. RIGGS, LINDA - eens 2 3 4' F.H.A. 2 3' Library Club ' G.A.A. 'Pe Cu . RIGGS WILLIAM Hn Y 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Presldent 4 Thespuan Socrety 2 3 4 Vnce President 3 espuan Play 2 3 4 J o Play 3 Band 2 3 Student Councul 4 Mnnaret Staff 4 Follles 3 4 Vocal Cor s 4 Track 3 4 Boys State 3 Pep Band 3 4 Math Contest l 3 Fmalnst 3 Speech Club l Speech Class Play l Speech Contest 3 Funalust Radio Dnvnsuon Prom Commnttee 3 Wrestling 4 James Beverly Lucas Award ROACH CHARLES 2 3 C plom 3 2 Chour4 G Football l 3 4 Bask ball 2 3 4 Base ROMALIA JOYCE eens 3 4 F H A 4 our 4 Show 4 County Choral Festwal 4 St Marys Springs Academy l 2 lm. sig, 'Xia So Q' af ROSSOK DAN HIY 2 3 4 Chaplam 4 FFA l 2 Future Teachers -if 1 'Y 4 Vocal Cords 4 Basketball Manager l Dairy Judgnng l 2 Land Judging 2 SEARS KENNETH H Y 2 3 4 Presldent 3 Spamsh Club l Stu ent Councnl 2 3 4 Vlce Presldent 3 Red Cross l 2 3 Mmaret Staff 4 Busnness Manager Follues 4 GClub 3 Presrdent4 Football l 2 3 4 AllConference Football 4 Basketball l 2 Journalnsm Institute 3 Prom Commuttee 3 Class Offncer 3 4 Vice President SHUTCS WANDA eens234FHA234lnkPot 4GA 88 3? Has Won Us Many New Friends SIMS LOLA Y Teens 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Natronal Honor Soclety F H I Lrbrary C Latrn C 2 Presldent 2 Art Club 2 3 4 Presrdent 3 4 Thesplan Socuety 3 4 Junror Play 3 Grrls State Alternate 3 Mrnaret Staff 4 Follres 2 3 4 Follres Award 4 GA A I 2 3 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Latrn Club Award 2 Scholastic Art Award 2 D A R Good Crtlzenshlp Award SMITH JO MARY YTeens 2 3 4 Lrbrary Club 2 Choir 3 4 Follles4 GAA I 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 4 Style Show SMITH WAN DA STAGGS eens2 3 4 FHA 3 n m ral Sportsl 2 3 Pep Clubl 2 3 SMITHERS OPAL eens 2 3 4 FHA 2 3 4 Hnstornan 3 if rsh Club I 2 4 Treasurer I lnk Pot Staff 4 Choir Folles 4 GAA 2 3 4 Intramural Sports I 3 4 Volleyball Winner 2 Pep Club I 2 3 Style Show O . I 2 3 Prom Commlttee 3 SPENCER CLYDE nd I 2 3 4 Manage 4 Fo res 2 GClub 3 Bas etball I 3 4 Track I 3 Cross Country 3 4 Baseball I Pep Band 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Van Buren Hugh School I SPRAGUE JULIA Y Teens 2 3 4 Natrona! Honor Socuety 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 F H A 2 Latrn Club 2 3 4 Art Club 3 4 Thesplan Soclety 3 4 Thesplan Play 4 Student Du rector Junior Play 3 Red Cross I 2 Mrnaret Staff 4 Follres 3 4 GAA I 2 3 Intramural Sports 2 Prom Commnttee 3 Art Scholarshup I Hyde Park Hugh School I Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4 STEELE PATRICIA YTeens 2 3 4 Chaplaln 4 Natronal Honor Society 3 HA Secretary 3 4 Solo and Ensemble Contest I 2 3 Grrls State 3 Mlnaret Staff4 GAA I 2 3 Pep Club 4 Speech Club I Speech Play I 4 H I 2 Prom Com mittee 3 Class Offrcer I 4 Secretary STEWART LIBBY YTeens 2 3 4 Natronal Honor Soclety 3 4 Fu ure Teachers 4 Latm Club I 2 President 2 Art Club I 2 3 4 Thesplan Socuety 3 4 Thesplan Pay 4 un rar Play 3 Girls State 3 Mmaret Staff 4 Folles 3 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Prom Commrttee 89 I 3, 4, . .A, g ' lub I, ' lub I, , Vice- ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' I I I ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 2 I ' j . . . 4. 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 , - 1 - 1 1 1 I 1 I I, 3. I Y-T , , Q . . . I, 25 G.A.A. I, 2, 5 l tra- U 1 1 I 1 1 - , V .e Y-T , , 5 . . . I, , 1 1 ' ' 1 Span- ' ' 1 1 1 I 5 l . 'H 4, i 5 . . . I, , , g , 2, ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 .. l . . . A -'f 'Asn 1 4 - Hr-Y 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Chour 2, gi., Ba , , , , r 5 ll' g - , 4, , k 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1' ' 1 1 ' 1 6 It A . . 1 - I I I I I 1 - 1 - 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 '- V 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - i 1 1 ' I 1- 1' 'I in IM I A 4, F. . , 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 1 I 1 1 I ' ' 1 ' . s 1 1 I ' 1 I ' 1 ' 1 1 1 4 . I - 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 t 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 4 1 1 I 1 I I I J ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 i I1 It 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 ' 3. These Valuable Experiences And Friendships STIERWALT BONNIE Llbrafy Club 4 Latin Club 4 4 H 2 STINNETT MARY DC E 4 Library Club 4 Brazil Hugh School I 2 STOUT IRA Y 2 3 4 FFA l 2 3 4 Thesplan Socret Thespnan Play 4 Junior Play 3 Follies 3 4 Vocal Cords 4 Basketball I Dairy Judging I 2 3 4 Prom Com mittee 3 STREBE JOAN Y Teens 3 4 F H A 4 Choir I 2 3 4 Red Cross 3 Follies 3 GAA 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Elk Rapids High School I 2 STWALLEY DAVID Hn Y 2 3 4 Spanish Club l Band l 2 Red Cross 4 Follies 4 Vocal Cords 4 Football Manager 2 Basket ball Manager 2 Baseball l State Band Contest l Pep Band 2 Prom Committee 3 SUTHERLIN DALLAS 23 34DCE4Vrcer dent 4 Junior Play 3 Student Council 3 Follies 2 4 Vocal Cords 4 GClub 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 Track l Prom Committee 3 SUTHERLIN KAY YTeens 2 3 4 DCE 4 Library Club 3 4 Choir 3 GAA I 2 3 4 Intramural Sportsl 3 4 Pep Cl b SUTTON LOWELL 2 90 nv-Qfv-. if 340' 7 Str Q--av Have Conlrubuted Theur Part TALLEY MELVIN TAYLOR CARL f -L THOMAS JUDY THOMPSON NANCY eens 2 3 4 Lahn Clubl 2 3 4 Cholr 2 ortsl 2 Pe 2 3 4 Presuden State Choral Festlval 3 4 Speech Club I Speech Pla I Prom Committee 3 THOMPSON PAT Y Teens 2 3 4 F H A 2 3 4 Future Teachers :ce President 4 Library Club 2 3 Latm Club 3 Ink Pot Staff 3 4 Edltor 4 Choir 3 Mmaret Staff Fo les 3 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Intramural Sports I Style Show I 3 Choral Festlval 3 Prom Commuttee THOMPSON SANDRA YTeens4 DCE 4 GAA I 2 4 Intramural Sports 3 Pep Club 4 TINDOR WILLIAM DC E 4 TRIGG FRANKLIN H Y 2 3 4 Cholr 4 Follues 2 4 Vocal Cords 4 Prom Commuttee 3 91 o o I A f -Cr- ., N, ,ls- ' f Uwfjft. I, ' I V , ' ' 'I ' 2' C+ n il I 6 V V, K I Y-T , , : ' , , , : ' , 3, 4: ' Glee Club I, Follies 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Sp , , 3, 4, p Club I, , , , ' t 41 U 1 I I Y I ' - I .- g - - , , 1 . - . , , 1 4, ' A f . 1 1 ' I I , , ' 2 ' 5 ' 4: II' , J . - . , , , 5 , 2: V, , 1 ' 1 A 3- Ql 1 . I f 1 ,. ' I' , , f 1 1 1 1 V Towards Molding Our Characters .... SIP' flf 5 ,vvs Q-Y 33-7' TROUT, JAN ET COOKSEY - eens 3 4' F.H.A. I 2 3 4' Library Club I' La' u I' Choir 3 4' Glee Club I' Follies 3' G.A.A. I 4' Intramural Sports I- Pep Club I' Prom Committee 3' Fillmore High School 2. TURK JANE Y-Teens 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 President 4' National Honor Society 3 4' Latin Club I 2 Treasurer 2' Latin Contest I' Ink Pot Staff 2' Thespian Society I 2 3 4 Secretary and Clerk 2 President 3' Honor Thesplan 3 4' Thespian Play I 2 3' Junior Play 3' Band I 2 3 4 Officer I' State Band Contest I' Pep Band I 2' Purdue All Star Band 3 Solo and Ensemble Contest I 2 3 4 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 3 Student Council 2 Girls State 3 Mrnaret Staff 4 Editor 4 Fol I 3 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Intramural Spar 2 Pep Club 2 Speech Club I President I Speech Class Play I Speech Contest I 3 Radio Show Teen Topics 2 3 4 YTeen Conference 3 Journalism Institute 3 Prom Committee 3 Typing Award 3 Dale Dicks Bio logy Award 2 VFW Local District 3rd Place State Essay Contest 3 TURNER STEVE Hi Y 4 Ink Pot Staff 4 Business Manager Vocal Cords 4 Cloverdale High School I 2 3 TWIGG JAMES HiY 2 3 4 DCE 4 Vocal Cords 4 Football Track I 2 Prom Committee 3 VON TRESS RITA YTeens 2 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 F H A I Library Club 2 4 President 4 Latin Club I 2 Junior Play Student Director 3 Red Cross I President Mnaret Staff 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Pep Club I 3 4 Speech Club I Prom Committee 3 Intramural Sports WALBRING DINA Y Teens 2 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 F H A 3 4 Future Teachers 3 4 Latin Club I 2 Red Cross 2 Mrnaret Staff 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Intramural Sports I 2 Pep Club I 2 3 Prom Committee 3 4 H I 2 WEBB DAVID 2 3 4 F FA I 2 3 4 Future Teachers Art Club 3 4 Thespran Society 4 Student Council I 4 Vocal Cords 4 G Club 2 3 4 Basketball Manager I 2 3 4 Track Manager 2 Cross Country Manager WILBER GARY So That ba 'T Y-49 14' 4 DCE 4 92 Wull Always Be On The Upbeat WILLIAMS CHARLES Hu Y2 3 4 Thespuan Socuety 3 4 .lunuor Play Student Councul 4 Follies I 2 3 4 Vocal Co ds 4 ub 3 4 ootball I WILSON SUZANNE YTeens 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Latin Club I 2 Choir 2 Munaret Staff4 Follues4 GAA I 2 3 4 lntra m ral Sports I 2 4 Speech Club I State Choral Festival 2 Prom Committee 3 Style Show I lnstutute La Vullan I semester 3 WRIGHT RICHARD Bowlung League 3 H Y I Football 2 Brazil Hugh ool I 2 Mrs Dorothy Compton beloved and popular Home Economics teacher at Greencastle Hugh School dued January 3l at her home Death was due to a heart attack She had taught un Green castle Hugh School sunce I943 ln addition to teaching Home Economics Mrs. Compton had charge of 4-H work during the sum- mer. She took great pride in the many honors the club members won through the years. The F.H.A. also under her supervision became one of the most active chapters in this part of the state. As head sponsor of the Senior class, Mrs. Compton worked tirelessly with the group through its four years of school activities. The custom of opening a Senior class meeting with a word of prayer was instituted by class president, Richie Pierce. As this custom was very dear to the heart of Mrs. Compton, it seems symbolical that a pic- ture portraying this moment was chosen at the beginning ot the year for the inside cover of the Minaret. The students of G.H.S. will remember Mrs. Compton not only as a competent teacher, but also as a real friend who was always willing to give assistance when it was needed. 93 Juniors . . . With Never A Moment To Spare Junior offlcers Warren Tnpton Tennis ag fill drsplay theur wares at basketball games Servlng thus year are Presldent Treasurer Ann Mules Secretary Peg Anthony and Vlce President Bob ex iff! htm if 7- I 94 arbara Allee Ronnne Allee Peggy Anthony Bob Atknns Dave Atwell Sharon Baker Lmda Beaman Ray Beaman Duck Beatty Januce Boatrnghf Rose Brattaln Bob Brookshire Jam Brown Carolyn Buns Sharon Bunten Jerry Callender o Carnngton Karen Carter Doug Clark lxaren Coffman From Their Many Activities Sue Collins Fleck Conrad Jlm Cooper Judy Corbin Linda Cox Joyce Cundrff Sylvia Cunningham Darrell Detro Connie Drake Joan Eckardt Nancy Eggers Buddy Etter Ronald Evens Warren Foxworthy Robert Frazier Drck Frederrcks Ann Frost Cindy Fuller Becky Gardner Eddie Glrdewell Jim Goldsberry David Gooch Marlin Graves David Haines Ann Holl John Hammond Larry Hammond Nancy Harlan Shella Harlan Duane Harney Steve Harrold Jim Hayes Jerry Hecko Brllle Holliday Joann Hock ,- Q.. I Tx! 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'Bl' 'C7' 6- 96 Davld Howlett Jesse Hutchison Brad Johnson Mary Jordan Gary Kersey Phil Kung John Lancaster Dale Lanzone Maryhelen Lee Patty Lasby Elbert Logan Sherry Lynch Duane Mandelblatt James Mann Opal Marchbanks Joan Martln Marcna McCall Nancy McMahon Ann Mules Duck Muller Jerry Muller Patty Mushler Carole Nelson Mary Beth Norton Gerald O Neal Phil O Neal Deanna Osborne Marllyn Overshuner Paul Patterson Doyle Pelfrey Larry Porter Ralph Pursell Frank Ralnes Joyce Reeves Jon Race Darrell Rohn 'Helen Rossok Tony Sage Don Scoggs Carlyle Scroggen Robert Scroggrn Carol Snddans Robert Slmmerman Marclo Sums Susan Snavely Gary Stephens Vrrgnnra Stevens Becky Sutherlm Ronnie Sutherlrn Steve Sutherlm Hollle Toylor Bob Tenms Brent Terry Lucy Thomos Warren Tipton Steve Trout Al Trusler Charles Underwood Reed Wnllroms Cliff Wuertz Betty York Rodney York Patty Zlmmerman ls The puce Ol e J wr y.-.14 K1 Qi ll' .il uusQ I I if .-air F gr if W ' Lil . 11.97 , ' . , la h 3 . , , - A C ' 5' M' , - 1 V M. -- , . , ' TK' J ' ji -,sa 'i R- .-: V .. , Q V ' 'TT . .Z 1 if it , . . Y, lux , - ' . 1 s f . 'sl A .Q Q, . ,. A L I 4 - Q I - ,9fy,w1:fv5 .vQ 'm'rvQ L '-va ' ' K ' -W 5- Norma Stanger 7 1 Q f . X . P 'V-R 9 Ll ' 1' ' - 3, yr .1 I, r , or 3' 1 fig.?,iiq. I . ll gf, . is ll ,- , ne' ff 1 - 3 , ,, - . . ls- I rr HV ' an H rseha l ff 74 fx' . . .:' ,I till by -- Q , f V . , 1,4 -- V ' ,A 4 - -f ws, A .l r , 1 15:5 W .-, iw fmgllf A 1'- fl . Q Q . , V 5, Q L Rf T wiht' B fl 97 is V it xi? Jl fi 2 5 , 4 I ,: 'A Q s ..,--. -J - gif ,Q ' 5 ,145 -. . J K.. at -'-TZ. . -L ,' .'.': 2 5... .gf . '- is ati A L' xr' -v 53- af s ': I' A . 2 1' r 'EL li f I t ' .. Q 1 .lv S, nf- . ,eff 2 ' gf-., -1--W 4- Qin 3 iqi ophomores .... Sophomore class members watch as lowly Freshmen crawl to initiation. LT' Q - Q ii 'Lf f-' i , , . , ,if ft Q .9 tr I' hi ' Sw Xi K, ' 5 ,I xl' i N , ,, f .-gn. t-4i Ili -ff , ,we 1 L i- M A 3 'N -'QL T . 1 , ., - L 1 Barbara Aker Steve Akers Frank Allee Doris Allen Mary Allen Linda Alspaugh Nancee Ash Jim Beatty Virginia Berry R. J. 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J I .ff 5 Sf 0.541 041' 99 Q S Prove Their Worth As They Make 4-1-1 3 M., U an E' it xv' ive X fl an , E' -1.-nr Kay Knoll Dean Lancaster Roy Lancaster Nancy Lanham Joyce Lewallen Bully Lewrs Joyce Lewis Jerry Long Mahoney Shrrley May Martha McKeehan Amy Michael Susan Mrllard Kathryn Muller John Moore Loss Moore Ruta Morlan Harold Murphy Gerald Nelson Lrnda Nelson Ruta Nrchols Patty O Neal Dan Ooley Vrrgrnra Padgett Steve Parrrsh Sylvra Pxnaglra Ronnre Prngleton Luayne Pitts Bull Rader Alrce Reed Steve Rrchards Jerry Sanford Carolyn Schafer Janet Scott Frank Scroggrn an Important Decisions Patrrcna Shafer Sharon Sheldon Becky Slmmerman Ruth Ann Skinner Wanda Smlthers Duck Stafford Bobble Jo Steele Joann Stevens Carolyn Stewart Judy Strnnger Carol Strother Sally Sutherlln Ronnne Sutherlln W,-1 Stanley Sutton Jrrn Sweet in e If Ruchard Talley Denms Thompson Rodney Trout Marsha Twlgg Russell Varvel ,z,, l iq' Fred Vermlllron Steve Vermrlllon Karen Vote Jo Wagoner 3 Mary Walbrrng 3 Gary Walker Anrta Wuggs Nan Wuggs Fred Wllbur Melmda Wrllnams Donna Wrrght Mary Kay Wrnght Duck York Ruta Zeller All Vt fe- .. 101 X' 'T 35 'vu 9 Lise 1 s if ill 1 H J N L y W Danny Allen Joyce Andrews Carol Aubrey Mary Ruth Barr Wally Bennett Mary Berry Kenny Best Mike Boesen Aaron Boone Nancy Borden Barbara Boswell Ernest Boswell Carolyn Bruner Valera Buckles Arthur Buns David Burkett Danny Burkhardt Lois Burnett Joan Collender Steve Cassidy Richard Chadd Jerry Clearwater Sheila Collins Anna Copeland Ann Cox Norita Craft Eddy Culley Phyllis Cundiff Jackie Derington Sue Domasco Keith Dorsett John Drummond Ed Dudley Jim Duell Rex Dunn DeRhonda Eiteliorge Karen Elmore Keith Erwin Lester Fitzsimmons Mary Beth Frazier Shirley Frazier Daryl Freeman Freshmen, Although Subdued rn ,-, - f ,..i . 5 'J Q 54 5 - - l -X fix f V ,Mix tw f :seam J Hwy I rstl' , ' A ij! Q - ' ' f . l -il if 'ZA I I e eL, i l xg, 't ' ' .ff' . lNsf n wrptifi ., 41, M- 3 if 0 l ', 1 xx 'T' 61 a l ,I x -9 'f f f: 1 ' Q ,ik N' H X Q H P f K If his as ii A f Brenda Frltzmger Susan ar Rnchard Gnngery Susie Gludewell Jerry Godfrey Jrmmy Green Darlene Grimes Marlene Grnmes Ora Lou Grnmes John Hardnng Paul Harrold Paulette Hash Shirley Harvey Duck Hatcher Dan Hecke Tom Hendricks Marlon Hester Janice Hnckman Herb Hmkle Don Howlett Eugene Hughes Carol Jams Chuck Jennings Lauron Johnson Judy Jonas Richard Jordan Judy Kung 3,4 Darrell Lancaster Dian Lewis HX' Wayne Lewas Richard Lyon Marcia Mackey Harry Magnnlty Betty Marshall Jerry Marshall Sharon McCall Kenny McCullough Bull Muller Sandra Muller Carolyn Moore Roy Mosteller G l Philip Heavin rn New Interests In 3 id 4,4 4 KY ...:'.r w i S E QM Viv guvfk.. a-r Qt 104 Ruta Murray Ann Nanovsky Jim Neal Carolyne Nelson Linda Nelson Pat Nelson Jam Neuman Sue Nickerson Steve Norrns Danny O Neal Margaret Ooley Gary Osborne Marvln Overshrner George Patterson Terry Pehan Floyd Pelfry Carol Pettrt Shnrley Porter Nancy Rarnes Sandra Rams Carol Rector Patty Rrley Scott Reynolds Joyce Rogers Barbara Road Sally Sayers lm Schlmpt Judy Scholl Crang Scott Tom See Lots Shafer Mike Shafer Arthur Srddons Kay Srmmerman John Smuth F' d Q ' J,-'I . . 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'f ' , A- eff -:1 ' 101 1' .I D ., - l f 4 'A ' . ,ys I N 4,3 'V lt., T. 1 5 o L 1 -. . 5, A It , ii , f 4 e . ll gr' Clubs, Athlehcs, And Romance Ruth Stmnett Duck Stout .loan Stout Martha Strebe Morrls Sutherlm Steve Swlckard Sally Swope Charles Taylor Jam Terrell Judy Terry Carol Thnes Ruta Thompson Elnora Trlgg Marsha Turner Patty VanHook Bruce Vermnllnon Larry Walton Bob Washler John Whnte Dale Wllluams Harrnott Wulluams LaVerne Wlllnams Mrke Wnlluams Charles Wood Steve Wright Don York Richard York Steve York Susue York i in I' 3 Qt 1. tif VL., purlted Junuor Hugh Enjoys Life Sweethearts l ' Bull and Deanna were voted the Jumor Hugh Valentune couple These smrlung enthusuasfs make up a large portion of our cheer :ng section 106 Well, Rock 'n Roll really :sn't as serlous as It looks here c A 0 n I 0 .- X 4 Q 44, A ,, rl 5' I' 1 . .4 ' ' L- ' A . - J 11' '-Q, ff '. X- ,P .- ' . A V A W jx-5. , lr XYKQ. , 5 1?-5 l f-A - - ,. ' I ' I - ' ' X, Z X . 'N X ,il A e Eighth Graders Gammg Confidence D Abbott L Al ee B Anthony C Baloy A Barr J Bennett J Blume C Boswell S Bullerdlck J Burks J Callender S Cork M Coldfelter C Coffman L Coffman M Coffman K Conyers M Copeland S Custls L Dlckey M Doan S Dobbs J Duell J Earnshaw B Eltellorge J Entellorge P Her F Ferrond B 1' S Frazler S rost S Gardner S Gorrlott S Garrrott K Goldsberry A Grnmes B Haltom B Hcmnlton C Hammond G Hammond J Hammond 1 1-0 :'? iv? flll' l mee -rl fi fbfx I in A s 107 A -'F , fff' s 0 0 0 Q O O O I O . I ' 'Q as 1:-' -1---z it Kawai: : A 'I ' - ., - - . ' ' If ' 1 , A ' -'Q I ' , - 'fl 5, .,t.:, k. , Y , A ti nf M . Tl.-:jij.:3at.,. . Q' dv. A Q, , A , P ',1 i 1. ' fl A C s Yi ' Q ' 'T ' 4 2 ' H J- fvg lc fe, Ig lr-I S ' r U. me I vw., E ,ru .. if 1' 4's y K . - ' I 1 . 563- - , A 'H f 2 Alf' 'i 'J' . ' 1 .. 3 lv 'pf-A M S ' 72 x A' . ' W ' 5 S xg 'hi J J' . - M 3- . ' - .Q-ef, ' - ' ff xr ' t 1 1- nh . ' FJ: - 1 ' ' f ' - e , . ,' f ,H ' - 1' ' ' ' V: X. S I - 1 i, , ,, ' , f, ' I 7 ! V 7 ' . p If ,J . I' J - 1 . f J- , L 1 .v . ' ' ar J 9 at . A. r 1 , Q L. Ellis V qi v . -:- .., , . E 'E ' ln ', . Flin 1 A . ' B 'I V, 54 . W qv , , . ii - . , ' J , 'Q e -5. . ' J ' I 2 f f h f 1 lk ' f I jfi5QI'ff '1'-H ' n J ,IJ 4 159' 55,5 4 1, E g ., 'ge f Q 0 .bll 5: 9 'l Eagerly Look Forward J lee! '-Pao .3 fr N 2:7-ff llilylfhllli X 45,5 W '+R list new we we 4 I Ll, hi is vii' 'fx 108 M Harmless Harrison S Hlggms B Hughsmlth S Huff J Hugumn D Hunter M Inman B Jones W Jones M Jordan A Kung J Krapp D Kurtz B Lancaster M Layne P Luttrell J Logan P ong S ong P Loveless M Marchbanks B McCormick G McGuire P McKenna A Michael L Mlnnack C Moore K Morlan S Nelson B Padgett B ans C Paris L Parris F Peterson S Payne D Petht M Proctor J Ruggs M Rlghtsell B Ru ey S Roberts Excuhng Adventures In Sensor Hugh N Rogers G Runyan D Schwauwecker S Scobee D Sears C Shamel B Shonkwller C Shuee J Slddans S Slavens M Smith C Sprague J Staub R Stewart R Stout J Stringer J Sutherlm M Sutherlm G Sutton E Talley J Taylor L Taylor S Taylor S Taylor A Thomas C Tharlton S Tnlley C Trelble M Trout R Zeller B. Zimmerman L. 'av P QE. I I it K, Xl 'l 09 J I is. but l '29, eventh Graders Fascunated 353 33 J, 'M gf N aff lf X 't .. v-Q lf., nga C Abba R Alspaugh J Arthur S Baker S Barrett L Bastnn J Beaman B Bergmann R d C Bue ,E A 2: A Boatrlght ll fog? 'HO R ock B oyd M Brown J Bruner M A Buckles B urs S urk C Burks E Burnett P Carpenter R Chadd D Clark M Clark Clark T Clark J Clouser M Coffman R Collrns P Cooper L Covert R Crawley T Crousore C Cunnrngham C Downing T Downing B Eckhardt K Ertel R E loft C R s R. Elmore B. Finkbiner G. Francis P. Frazier L. Gorl M. Gcrl K Goss L Gibson B Gludewell S Gooch J Gorham K Gorham S Gould G Green D Grimes B Hall M Harrold R Harvey J Hecko C Heller B Huggins G Hnggms M Hull P Hlrt K Hoover G Hosknns S Hurst C lkamlre L Johnston C Jones D Jones R Kehrer M Kerr B Kng P ng J Klrcher J Krudler N Jordon J ee N Lehe A Letzler S Lewus New Experiences In Education O O I -ie We ,A ax I' 'lil 7' bf 5 lr flies u-rv YT A Take Thenr Places 'ftzi 'S 7-I Wd' ,Q J 'l'l2 M Longden C Lyon A Mondelblott C Moy K McCammon T McCormnck H McCu rdy M McCurdy D McKee S Mrshler R Moore G Morrls S Neal T Norrns C Norton J OHolr D Overshnner B ons R Patterson S Pearson W Query YL if Reeves P Renlmg J Robbms C Roberson D Rogers J Rogers S Rogers S A Rogers R Romolno J Rumley P Rumley V Sayers L Schnmpf S Schlomer I S 'ff ' H5 ' ff Els ' 3 B45 k Q . ,. K , Qi .ex ' . '. 71 174: if Q I I 4f-. E . , , V , 'QQ -'A' ff-Q . P ' l ' ' -4' ' 1 Q f J v an . ' . if I ,IVQ N -.nl EJ-ji. 9.2, -- , ,V J -.U .h . ' L ' - gm Q, J' . . f , W I V 'Z' . . X f 1 J ' S -' , -f-'z',I,..'ff '. I ' Q9 , ' ' X :V E, V E K In The Halls D Schoolcraft J Shamel R Snmmerman J Staggs D Stauch B Stewart J Stewart R Shnson G Stone D Sutherlun M Sutherlm J Taylor L Taylor K Templernan W Terrell R OFGHS 10' ' l S llll D Tharp W Thomas M Todd C Vaughn D Vermillion D Walbrnng R Whute D Wnllnams S Wnlluams ,, J Wood L Woodall B Wuertz D York J York R York '5- in 'P- 1-S- 113 f53ii1Q?i3WB5!iEE2?? IE?Ili!1ikilwlllillll?lUlNm!'lWi FfM ,Q , his 1 A nv The citizens of our town show an active interest in all school affairs. They are not only loyal sports fans, but also interested spectators at plays, musical programs, and many other activities. The merchants especially show their support each year by donating time and money for an elab- orate Post Prom Follies. ln addition to financing this affair, the businessmen help us defray the ex- pense of the Minaret by buying advertisements. We are grateful to the citizens of Greencastle for doing their part to keep us ON THE UP BEAT. Ads 'E'-i. -.g,: --1 Ill w 'Wig A lf' 4 'r Q t ' I ,Lk X ., ui . - 'Elk' 2555 .uv K EBM SALUTES THE Class uf 59 X Internatmnal Busmess Machlnes Curperatmn Greencastle Indlana CRD 7 1? . 'iimw :::::::::ee::::::n:.' .-if 1 einmzfmunz .1,. I ! l U - Kira' YV' 1 A . . T .. A . . ...... -. .... , 1.1. H .! E! 5 ' ' ' ' stun' .1 'xgxn . I' e l. ix 4 . 0 I I O 7 116 COMPLIMENTS OF HOPKINS WALTON 3 'v vv -Jo ll Moore s Shoes I6 North Jackson Greencastle Indiana X Bob Myers Auto Soles 3 North Jackson Greencastle Indiana 'l'l7 1 f P' ' Q I ', Q 54,5 NN A v' vyg V f A JJ 'U V' I W U. WH! 2 al'-1' W H' .l t' .M-N f, '- IA. X .0 3 I I n . 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I 0 JAJ 4, QL -. - rf, N .-1, ,,- ,, , . g , T' gg, 'iv Ertel s Flowers 17 South Vine Greencastle lndnana I CANNON S Smce 1691 8 West Washington Greencastle Indiana Q Books Plus 26 East Waslfungton Greencastle, Indiana 'W Form Bureau Co Putnam County noi. -' vm A ' J-:JL Ill? 71 I J I l CC l'l l Coan Pharmacy l8 East Washington Greencastle lndnana 4,-f I X515 5 il J'-,M gl 'Ts' E-LN Putnam Motor Sales ll8 North lndlana Greencastle, lndlana 'l2'l RJ a Weber s Toys I4 West Washington Greencastle, lnduano W 'xg' X -V -vm I Y -:T G --b W -- --- fi 1, .-'...., If W 1 f - f f . , . -..... . --f----- - 5. ' ' W 'G iii -G le -G W GL 1- . 1 P I , .I 51 . l . V-- ' , ' R ,inn IT 'lf ' , YV- 'YY' --,swuw I 5 l W. -eet . J' 5 . .. I W 5 : '2 I l X 1 l ' he r fail '9YL, 3- 7 'r is U D fl , gf ' l., 1 af- lL.:liil.wil ' ' 7-Q ' ' l ' -lf -.- .ff I 5: S E V,-QI: ' , if! :wif 'rig li F . ' .' f 7 ' I M ,J .. ' 'yn' I Q N 4 ,Li-ff ig A 1 A A gk-' i +I' 1 , , ' A ,. 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