Greencastle High School - Minaret Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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Convos Provlde Top Entertainment Agam thus year convocataons consnsted of top entertalnment Excutement educatnon and pleasure were obtalned by the varlatlon of programs The programs Included the Vocal Alres who sang rellglous and popular songs Mr Rubnnoft a famous vrolmlst who played a number of well known selectrons Mr George Grues who provrded an educu tronal lecture on scuence Carl Thorson who demon strated has skull nn yugglung Mr and Mrs Charles Kung who sang folk and spurltual songs and led the students In snngung and debate teams from DePauw and lndlana State who debated thus ques tuon Resolved that the Supreme Courts power of juducual revnew should be checked by Congress 'Pm O I ' I I 5 . ' , : , - 5 I - Q 9 r , gif , I Us Q7 r .A H l A l Y 1 I f-

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NN Class rings, large rings, spiral rings and diamonds ore seen at G.H,S. Sixties lnvade G.H.S Q L. Both short and long hair are typical of the hair styles around the halls of our school. Carol Aubrey, Ann Nanoysky, and Becky Gardner wear popular bulky knit sweaters. 19

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The teacher has trouble con trollung has class In the Thread That Runs So True All School Play Proves Successful The fnrst all school play The Thread That Runs So True was presented by the student body on October l4 1959 The ploy IS adapted from the autoblogrophy of Jesse Stuart teacher and au thor who now llves with hns wlfe and daughter ln Kentucky lt as centered about Jesse Stuart and has first assignment an a rural school where some of the students were older and bugger than he Jesse s problems range from fallnng un love wnth one of hrs puplls to having to teach a student who could e cute Ptolomnes The leads for the ploy were Naomi Dean Norris Ann Nonovsky and Jesse Stuart Davud Halnes Many authentlc :tems were secured for the play such as wooden desks of l889 a hand school bell an antique lantern and a pot bellled stove These :tems furnished by various people of the community added realism to the productuon school Chaos and confusuon are everyday occurrences In the llttle red school house ' II I ll ' I , . I - I ' I . . r - - 11 - 11 , I I I 3 1 I I ' . I I Troubled teacher converses with student after ,. Q '-M' J xx A Us ,L A- f gtg X A 'twig S H