Greencastle High School - Minaret Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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To GHS Hall of Fame ax m P-' K -41'- ' Ka' MOST STUDIOUS Mary Beth Norton and David Gooch MOST ATHLETIC Ray Beaman shows Pat Mnshler the fool everyone flne pomts of the game TLJ3 L5 YEULJ E ,ff MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED, Sue Collins and Dick Frederick portray their future.

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Twelve Outstanding Seniors Elected Each year the Senior class elects twelve members to the G,H.S. Hall of Fame. Excel- lent performance in the athletic, musical and academic departments quality six students to occupy a position while the other six qualify by virtue of looks, personality, and potenti- alities ot success. 5 Everyone likes and looks up to MOST POPULAR Ann Miles and Al Trusler BEST LOOKING Cindy Fuller and Fleck Conrad display MOST MUSlCAL Judy Corbin and Eddie Glide their beauty In the new flower beds well prove that even musicians act up littl 5 - , QQ' ' Y. .3 it f 'X 5 R , , V: A J X l l A 1 T r 'flu it- .,,- . . v , . O . e'

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We Could Have Bob and his date, Joann Hack, pose with the Royal Court. WJ g i 1, f. Qi .fl-0 Bob Tennis is all smiles as he is crowned King. The gymnasium was converted into a Holly Day Ball for the Y-Teen Christmas dance on December l2, l959. Life size Christmas cards, which carried out the holiday theme, side-lined the dance floor. The crowning of King Bob Tennis by Y-Teen President, Jerri Callender, was the highlight of the Holly Day Ball . Bob and his court were escorted to the huge wreath where the crowning took place. John Hammond, Dick Frederick, and Mike Eiteljorge were the other candidates for Y-Teen King. Music was furnished by the Cottonpickers from DePauw. The couples could have danced all night to their dreamy music. Couples dancing cheek to cheek enjoy the dreamy music.