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 - Class of 1945

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' 3, Q: 4- .,', - ,, nk J M ' .r- 'AJ V UNDER 'HIE Q KE E N WQQD T KE, E ?UBLlSHED BY THE STUDENTS OF QKEENWOOD H16 H SCHCDOL SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI 1944-41945 Editor-in-chief . Assistant Editor . Associate Editor . Pnotography Editor Art Editor .... Humor Editors . Sports Editors . . Staff writers . Business Managers STAFF ACKNOWLEDGNENT . Charlotte Walch . Jeannette Pell V . Luanne Noyes . Harry Bon Carr . Bob Hutchins . . . Patsy Mack Bob Winyard Dorna Sue Thompson . David Nolting Bob Vinyard Jean Ann Saltsman Ralph Harmon Louise H'Uoubler . David Melting Joe Schmalhorst To those whose support and interest made our task a pleasure, we extend our deepest thanks Dr. Trentham Mrs. Gates Mrs- Ford Mrs. Gibson Typing Class Art Class DEMCAT IGN J O THE STUDENTS OF GREENWOOD WHO HAVE GIVEN THEIR LIVES IN ORDER THAT THE THADITIONS WE GHERISH MAY LIVE, WE DED- ICATE THIS BOOK WITH THE DETERMINATION THAT THEIR SACRIFICE WILL NOT HAVE BEEN IN VAIN BUT THAT IT WILL SERVE AS AN INSPIRATION TO ALL OF US WHO FOLLOW TO CREATE A WORLD OF HARMONY FOR THE FUTURE STUDENTS OF GREENWOOD X N E - V4 '- QQN f.fri,.lXI fb ADM am s5'mx'f1or CLASSES ORG AN !?QA'J' ION S?Q1!fJ.fS 'fi'Affx!D IT ION H UJXVKJK F O KE WORD ?jROM THE ATHLETIC FIELD TO THE CLASSROOM WE BRING ICU PICTURES OF THE PRESENT TO PORTRAY'OUH STUDENT LIFE AND ACTIVITIES. IT IS DIEPI- CULT TO RECGRD CUH THADITICNS BY ,PHOTOGRAPHY AND PENCIL, BUT WE HOPE THAT THE SCENES MAY HELP US TO RECALL IN THE YEARS TO COME THE JOYS AND MEMORIES OF G-REENWOOD -. 4 fi 1.1 m7 .1 1, 1 ,W 1 M . 4 cl. - v. .W v ,n I X . ll ' rd 'f , vi' Vfx, I u . I R' ' n fl .X wif ,,. I r X 1 . --.V w ul,-1 .V- -,n'f.u',f 5 1 'fra .-H, , 1 .I . vvv ' YV Q I, f .p', ,,. 1 x Mv f nxlv , , hm X V5.7 X. ' 4,. 1 MA 'Ffh 1 I ,Rf i . w vw. v W tl. . 1 ' 0 1 1 JH -.,'l'E.' L' , fsw, f , ,Q ' ' ' Twlliglu- ' 1f'!'3 L ' -. Yu F::3?.35f Cu 'N Ill, 1++www ' ' A. ', , -::'1'fa-5 V L , X -u 1 . w f' L, Af-1' ' , ,. f 1 -,x W . '. ,1. '3., ' . r, H P QC ' v ' v, ' Yf ew. F ,J-Wu ' iq Y Y :ski .1 ,1 .M n. . .. 1 ,, ,F KN fllfg.. .. MW p,.,.. ff-4 .-3 X Nf4,l:i- . U1 .-V1-n , 4K2 5, 4 Ag., 'la f , - . Lv ,, 3 . v. ' 'W ' - ' ,. :mfg 1 . P J' I . A ' 1 4, ,LN1 M- W , W .Mr ,. ,, 'H - . iw.. , . , J Q - V. 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'L ' 4, wh f f ' 1 at , ,gk , Q ,f ff a JH STUDENT CCDUNCIL FIRST ROW: Mitzi Walch, Suzanne Holland, Charles H'Doubler, Charles Harmon, Maizie Williams, Barbara Chalender. SECOND ROW: Tommy Anderson, John Christian, Charlotte Waloh,Jeannette Bell, Walter Brunkhorst, Francis BeVier. THIRD ROW: Bob Vinyard, David Nolting. The democratic government of Greenwood High School is carried on by the faculty and the Student Council. The Student Council is made up of two rep- resentatives from each grade, the president of the student body, and a seo- retary. A faculty adviser is chosen each year by the Council. This year the members chose Efton R. Henderson, supervisor of science. The Student Council and the sponsor representing the faculty work together to govern the school and carry out the few rules. It has been found that in a training center for teachers, as is Green- wood, a government of this sort is most satisfactory. HARRY A. WISE Head of the Training School Department B. S. in Education, Southwest Missouri State Teachers College 1191913 A. M., George Peabody College for Teachers fl925Qg Ph. D., Yale University f1957j. O. P. TRENTBAM Principal of Greenwood High School B. S. in Education, Southwest Missouri State Teachers College fl925jg M. B. A., Northwestern University, G927jg Ph. D., New York University Cl935j. BESS C. GATES Supervisor of English A. B., Washburn College, Topeka, Kansas. Graduate Stu- dent, University of Chicago fl926Q. Vx EFTON HENDERSON Supervisor of Science A. B., Southwest Missouri State Teachers College fl924jg B. S. in Education, Southwest Missouri State Teachers College fl925D5 M. S.,Cornell University Cl956jg Ph. D., New York University Q1935j. VESTA WOOD i Supervisor of History B. S. in Education, Southwest Missouri State Teachers College Cl929lg S. M. and Diploma in Supervision, Colum- bia University 1193555 Graduate Student,Columbia Univer- siqf Cl9Z507. ANNA L. BLAIR Supervisor of French and Spanish A. B., Missouri Valley College CIQOSDQ Litt. D. Missouri Valley Cl924j3 Graduate Student, Tilly Institute, Berlin 4191355 Ph. D., Yale University fl931D. MARY ELLIOT Supervisor of Latin B. S. in Education, Southwest Missouri State Teachers College Cl925lg A. M. Columbia University fl95lj. it ,, 9.4 X-xr Supervisor of Physical Education B. S. in Education, Southwest Missouri State Teachers College fl924jg A. B.,Southwest Missouri State Teachf ers College Cl924jg M. P. E., Springfield, Massachu- setts Ql956j. Supervisor of H me Economics B. S. in Education, University of Missouri C1917Jg M. S. Kansas State College Q1923jg Graduate Student,University of Colorado fl93lj. FLORENCE B. BUGG Supervisor of Physical Education A. B., Simpson College, Indianola, Iowa fl9l7jg Graduate Student, Chicago Normal School of Physical Education fl92Ojg A. M.,George Peabody College of EducationCl935j. J. H. COLLINS VIVIAN FORD Supervisor of Art B. S., Southwest Missouri State Teachers College, Grad- uate Student, Columbia University. FLOY BURGESS I MYRTLE rzmsn Supervisor of Mathamtics B. S. in Education, University of Missouri 1192013 A. M. aud Dipluna in Supervision, Columbia University 11929- 19301. J. RLY SCABBOROUGH Librarian B. S. in Education, Southwest Missouri State Teachers College Q1922j3 A. M. University of Missouri K1925h Graduate Student, University of Missouri f192'l, 1951, 19543. HEIRIETTA KELLER Supervisor ot Music Graduate in Piano, Voice! and Rzblic School Music, Springfield Teachers Ccllege Conservatory of Music f1912jg Graduate Student Chicago Musical CcI1ege and Northwestern University K1918, 192513 Graduate Stu- dent, Columbia University f1929, 19371. fl I!-Qi ,dh -ki f af A X fx Un JC b 'A 1. af x ' fi K, ,A i ff , A ' I 54 ' N.. ,- A . .1 'r f,,,-fig, Q! 'fits-. -+ . 4 , , ,QV I P - 2' . 4 I 'I SENIGRS Luanna Noyes 15 years in Greenwood Drum Crops '42, '45, '44 Glee Club '45 Annual Staff '45 Don Meier 15 years in Greenwood Glee Club '45, '45 Annual Staff '45 Cub Standard Staff '45 Bob Morrison l year in Greenwood Basketball '45 Football '45 Patsy Mack V 10 years in Greenwood ' Drum Corps Member '42, '45, '44, '45 Drum Corps President '45 Glee Club '45, '44, '45 Annual Staff '44, '45 Cheer Leader '44, '45 Fair Greenwood '45 French Club '45 Cub Standard Staff '45 ,153 ,fi 34' F , ,. , 1 Vlad' K ,,,,5,.f l Robert Vinyard 8 years in Greenwood Football '45 Basketball '45 Glee Club '45 Band '41, '42, '45, '44 Annual Staff '45 Council Member '45 Si? Doris Fay 9 years in Greenwood G.G.A.A. Member '42, '44, '45 M Spanish Club '44 C y Drum Corps Member '42, '45, '44, '45 '5gQf Glee Club '45, '44, '45 Ag, Q Cub Standard Staff '45, '45 ,C , Honor Roll '45 31 Council Member '44 5 -55 Girls' Athletic Sweater '44 French Club '45 Mary June Payne 15 years in Greenwood G.G.A.A. Member '44 Drum Corps Member '42, '45, '44, '45 Glee Club '45, '44, '45 Cub Standard Staff '45 Cheer Leader '45 Honor Roll '45 Council Member '45 AUM David Houston 9 years in Greenwood Glee Club '42 Council Member '45 George Griot 4 years in Greenwood Football '45 Glee Club '45, '44, '45 Suzanne Madison 9 years in Greenwood Drum Corps Member '42, '45, '44, '45 Glee Club '45, '44, '45 Cub Standard Staff '45 Cheer Leader '45 Honor Roll '45 French Club '45 French Club President '45 Sally MoGuigan l5 years in Greenwood Drum Corps Member '42, '45, '44, '45 Drum Major '44, '45 Glee Club '45, '44, '45 Council Member '41 Cub Standard Staff '45 Robert L. Hutchins 15 years in Greenwood Glee Club '45, '44, '45 Annual Staff '45 Jo Ann Kuhn 5 years in Greenwood Spanish Club '44 Drum Corps '45, '44, '45 3 Glee Club '45, '44, '45 Cub Standard Staff '45 Cheer Leader '45 Harry Ben Carr 8 years in Greenwood Football '45, '44 Glee Club '45, '44, '45 Annual Staff '44, '45 Standard Staff '44, '45 Class President '45 Ralph Harmon 5 years in Greenwood Spanish Club '44 French Club '45 Annual Staff '45 Cub Standard Staff '45 Honor Roll '44, '45 Carolyn Adamson 15 years in Greenwood G.G.A.A. Member '44, '45 Drum Corps Member '42, '45, '44, '45 Spanish Club '44 Glee Club '45, '44, '45 Cheer Leader '45 Meribel Moberly 15 years in Greenwood Glee Club '45, '44, '45 Drum Corps '42, '45, '44, '45 Cub Standard Staff '45, '44, '45 Editor of Cub Standard '45 French Club '45 G.G.A.A. '40 Honor Roll '41, '42, '43, '44, '45 Junior Honor Society '42 David Nolting ll years in Greenwood Basketball '44, '45 Football '45, '44 Track '44, '45 Carl A. Davis Medal '44, '45 Silver Medal '44 Annual Staff '44, '45 Senior Honor Society '44 Honor Roll '45, '44, '45 Class President '44 Council President '45 Valedictorian '45 First Citizen '45 3? Charlotte Walch 15 years in Greenwood Natalie Briggs Medal '44 G.G.A.A. Member '44, '45 G.G.A.A. President '45 Drum Corps Member '42, '45, '44, '45 Glee Club '43, '44, '45 Annual Staff '44, '45 Editor of Annual '45 Cub Standard Staff '40, '41, '42, '45, '44 Cheer Leader '45 Junior Honor Society '41, '42 4 Senior Honor Society '44 ,Q Honor Roll '40, '41, '42, '45, '44 S , ' Council Member '40, '45 Q Salutatorian '45 O9 eg S3 I 1 FIRST ROW: Jean Ann Saltsman, Annabel Thompson, Pete Burns, Jimmy Sunderland, Bob Feather, Edwina Booth, Carolyn Davis, Erwin Busiek, Donna Sue Thompson, Mildred Moberly. SECOND RCW: Tommy Bond, Mary Lou Johnson, Sylvia McDaniel, Louise H'Doub1er, Jeanette Bell, Joe Schmalhorst,Bert Crain, Elizabeth Keller, Sylvia Smith, Mary Lou Humphreys. THIRD ROW: Don Tingler, Francis BeVier, Tommy Anderson, Lawrence Brandt, Don Flanagan, Paul Rich, Norman Teem, Jack Denton, Roger Gillespie, Ray Reed. IHI ju ir QL: XA FIRST ROW: Barbara Chalender,Sue Ferguson, Dora Quinn, Gene Austin Rhodes, Jerry Simmons, Shirley Talley,Margie Edwards, Smokey Howard, Joe Jordan, Shirley Carr. SECOND RCW: Margery Long, Annette Close, Jeanne Craig, Bob Neely, Carolyn Hedgecock, Jack McCann, Marianna Mark, Betty Youngblood, Donald Burrell, Jo Ann Bryant, Lillian Williams. THIRD ROW: Warren Keller, Jim Moore, Pete H'Doubler, Robert Nolting, Dick Bower, To my Clark, Elmer Anderson,John Chris- tian, Hal Brown, Cathryn Cox. ABSENT: Bob Durbin. . yt...-na.. FIRST RGW: Pat McGarvey, Norman Kruse, Dixie Lee Willard, Norma Jean Hufft Frances Scarborough, Major Close, Bob Tucker, Virginia Pummill, Joe Bob Wom mack. SECOND ROW: Charlene Frazer, Eleanor Schneider, Suzanne Holland, Kennetha Stewart, Carl Sem elbeck, Carolyn Johnson, Louise Blair, Martha Anderson, Norma Redyard, Margaret Turner. THIRD RUW: Harriet Nichols, Kenneth Churney, Robert Merritt, Dave Edwards, John Erke, Jack Weidman, Patty Stephens, Paula Lohmeyer, Charles Harmon. El FIRST ROW: Franklin Brown, Matthew Howell, Clay Boone, David Olinger, Law- rence Ellis, Carol Gillespie, Barbara Welhoelter, Marilyn Keiffer, Rowena Netzer, Bill Cundiff. SECOND RCW: Suzanne Steele, Gwendolyn Johnson, Billy Moon, Jimmy Morris, Jack Bluestein, Mary Anna Flanagan, Rosalyn Rich, Maizie Williams, Beverly Boehm. THIRD RCW: Nell Curtis, Bill Al Ball, Bill James, Richard Bonham, Janet Mo- Donald, Walter Brunkhorst, Vera Shannon, Mary Frances Burger,Brook Sullivan. ,a.a., Eliminating the Negative FIRST ROW1 Nancy Petty, Sue Ann Wall, Virginia Craig, Clara Lillian Moon, Danny Levan, James Hufft, Ann Dosing, Mitzi Welch, Jack Riley, Warren Davis. SECOND ROWp Sam Anderson, Lloyd Hitchcock, Alina Helen McDaniel, Shirley Sass, Charles H'Double1', Barbara Steinert, Mary Lou Moon, Dorothy Anderson, Durst Horton, Bob Grim. THIRD ROW: Mike Stephens, Eddie Schneider, Henry Lee, Pat Tuck, Evelyn Visoio, Winifred Haymes, Bob Calbert, Richard Whittaker, Walter Camp. Big Convention Ah! Spring The Fiendish Four 1 N X Beautiful Dreamer W i . A. ig f ,,- . 5 Sf - fi I gi C , 5. e ri l fi- Who would think . Pl shevd be Editor Patsy - and Sha has bagieiof EEZ 5 of the Standard? increased in . Think fast, the audlence, Bob Hutchins ., 'LW'-PT Da e. I 15' X y., tvywk h V. h f 'i:i'f:7 if an. H v l lj-f f l . , -il-7 M S bv, ikgj A ii,-f '.'l 'vi Y, A A fr- .fix xv, 3, WhO's the V QQQQQQN1 ' . - ,', 4 Hgh - K light of Your slip is P' f WH -fvfgg U-QRS, i vy your eya, showing, Sally. ro essor Houston yfgawg ,q ?Q3r, Carol 0 and h1S first 4+-+L 54x ' yn' . on M. ' , pupil. H' ' Mawy June, nI'm onwy ' fwee years o1d.n , 'KVM 5, Doris - Miss America of 1933 Saturday nights are still Afraid to be v h D 'J alone, Ralph? Vinyard scores standing up . I-.3,4... y f' - t t . - un gran ey' on Charlotte, able Gruble. I N if w a,' L, Bob Morrison - even then a lady's man, Christmas shopping early, On a manhunt, Lu? Suzy? f 1 . 'TFP' FIRST ROW: Bob Vinyard, Bob Hutchins, Joe Schmalhorst, David Nolting, Ralph Harmon, Harry Carr. SECOND ROW: Donna Sue Thompson, Jeannette Bell, Charlotte Welch, Lou- ise H'Doub1er, Jean Arm Saltsman. ABSENT: Luanne Noyes, Patsy Mack, Don Meier. STAFF - 1 -M-7., FIRST ROW: Meribel Moberly. SECOND ROW: Mike Stephens, Mitzi Welch, Mary June Payne, Jo Ann Kuhn, Harry Ben Carr, Margery Long, Suzanne Madison, Doris Fay, Margaret Turner, Barbara Chalender. THIRD ROW! Janet McDonald, Jeannette Bell, Pete H'Doub1er, Ralph Harmon, Norman Teem, Warren Keller, Jim Sunderland, Betty Youngblood, Sally MoGuigan, Marianna Mark. ABSENT: Patsy Mack, Don Meier. I 'QM-,. -4- 'fM I . 1 ,,f 5 mild 4 ,l x . ffm, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph Harmon, Louise H'Doublar, Meribel Moberly, Doris Fay, Charlotte Welch, Suzanne Madison. ABSENTx Patsy Mack. FIRST RUN: Ann Dosing, Mary Moon, Margaret Turner, Carolyn Adamson, Annabelle Thompson, Barbara Steinert, Dixie Lee Willard, Sue Ferguson. SECOND ROM Charlotte Waloh, Doris Fay, llizabeth Keller, Edwina Booth, Shirley Talley, Frances Scarborough. THIRD ROW: Lillian Williams, Norms Redyard, lainie Williams, Patty Stephens, Shirley Sass, Barbara Herrick. BAND CLARINETS: Jim Sunderland, Warren Keller, Richard Bonham, Barbara Welhoelter, Henry Lee, Lloyd Hitchcock, Mary Lou Johnson, Larry Ollis. TRUMPETS: Francis BeVier, Ray Reed, Bob Feather, Jim Moore, Mike Stephens, Robert Nolting, Charles Harmon, David Olinger, Joe Bob Wommach. HORNS: Bob Neely, Bob Tucker, John Christian, Danny Levan. FLUTES: Dora Quinn, Carolyn Davis, Eleanor Schneider. SAXOPHONES: Elizabeth Keller, Shirley Talley, Jack Bluestein. TROMBONES: Jack Weidman, Charles H'Doubler, James Allen Hufft. BARITONE: Bob Morrison. BASSES: Pete H'Doubler, Joe Schmalhors, Tommy Bond. PERCUSSION: Carolyn Johnson, Carolyn Davis, Richard Whittaker. XX f-X fill Xa, I, -Q-as MIXED CHORUS va, ,......-sq. 'bv nl'mt'k- I W ,wwglig ' 'Www' r Won , FIRST ROW: Sue Ferguson, Margie Edwards, Mary June Payne, Charlotte Walch, Jack McCann, George Griot, Bob Durbin, Harry Ben Carr Jer Simmons J e Jo d D ' Shirley Carr, Barbara Chalender. SECOND ROW1 Doris Fay, Betty Youngblood, Shirley Talley, Annabelle Thompson, Donald Burrell, Dick Bower, Tommy Clark, Roger Gillespie, Ray Reed, Hal Brown, Warren Keller, Marianna Mark, Donna Sue Thompson. THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Kuhn, Suzanne Madison, Jean Ann Saltsznan, Jeannette Bell, Sylvia Smith, Jim Moore, Norman Team, Tommy Anderson, Don Meier, Robert Hutchins, Patsy Mack, Mary Lou Humphreys, Meribel Moberly, Margery Long. FOURTH ROW: Cathryn Cox, Carolyn Hedgeoock, Jeanne Craig, Sally McGuigan, Mary Lou Johnson, Robert Morrison, Paul Rich, Robert Vinyard, Annette Close, Elizabeth Keller, Edwina Booth, Car- olyn Davis, Lillian Williams. , ry , o 1' an, ora Quinn, Carolyn Adamson, ff M W 2 I ko A M! IWQS-iv' DRUM CGRPS NP- Qwgg .,- . FRONT ROW: Dora Quinn, Norma Jean Hufft, Kathryn Cox, Jeanne Craig, Sylvia Smith, Sally MeGuigan, Eddy Booth, Elizabeth Keller, Donna Sue Thompson, Barbara Chalender. SECOND ROW: Annette Close, Norma Sue Redyard, Eleanor Schneider, Carolyn Ruth Adamson, Meribel Moberly, Louise Blair, Charlotte Walch, Carolyn Johnson, Lillian Williams. THIRD ROW: Suzanne Steele, Frances Scarborough, Martha Anderson, Sue Ferguson, Shirley Talley, Margery Long, Carolyn Davis, Jean Ann Saltsman, Mary June Payne, Mildred Moberkw FOURTH ROW: Doris Fay, Marjorie Edwards, Patsy Mack, Mary Lou Humphreys, Mary Lou John- son, Jo Ann Kuhn. ABSENT: Jeannette Bell, Suzanne Madison. The Greenwood Drum Corps was organized in the fall of 1937. It was founded to pro- mote school spirit and to sit in a body at all home athletic contests. Under the expert su- pervision of Miss Henrietta Keller and Mrs. Florence Bugg, the Drum Corps has grown from eighteen members to a group of forty complete with drums, bugles, cymbals, twirlers, flags, and bells. The uniforms are colorful but simple, white skirts, blue jackets, white shoes, socks, and gloves, and blue military hats. The blue drums, shiny bugles, and four beautiful flags add to the harmonious picture the Drum Corps presents. This year the Drum Corps marched at home football and basketball games. It was co- hostess with the G.G.A.A. at the football banquet. Because of travel restrictions, the group did not attend any out-of-town games in a body. The Drum Corps supports all school interests and is an outstanding activity for the girls of Greenwood. V This year the senior drum major was Sally Jo Johnson, and the junior drum major was Sylvia Smith. S 'Ga FOCDTBALL . ,.z '7Q, , Q .,,, 7 ' - ---91-ver -QBf, .2If -j is V H .L,-,J - ' - Wd. -' . , ., ' ' ' ..- 1 o - - . A ,4 . .4 4. A . A V-- . - . - ... -..-X- - n 4 -X, P -- , -,.. - . FIRST RGW: Harry Carr, Bob Feather, Joe Schmalhorst, David Nolting, Paul Rich, Tommy Anderson, Pete H'Doubler, Bob Durbin, Jim Sunderland. SECOND ROW: George Grist, Francis BeVier, Bert Crain, Don Flanagan, Tom Clark, Coach Collins, Norman Teem, Lawrence Brandt, Bpb Vinyard, Hal Brown. THIRD ROW: Bob Tucker, Pete Burns, Bob Neely, Bob Morrison, Robert Nolting, John Christian, Jim Moore, Erwin Busiek, Major Close, Norman Kruse. On September 1, Coach Collins began to form the 1944 football squad. The necessary additions to seven returning lettermen were made, and after the rigid pre-season practice, the team was ready to open the sea- SOI! The the ing but at Bolivar on September 29. initial game proved to be a 13 to 0 disappointment at the hands of Bolivar griders. The team gathered momentum in the next game defeat- Sarcoxie 19 to O. The team, encountering Bolivar again, played well, failed to turn the trick as Bolivar won again by the same score, 13 to 0. The Blue Jays romped through the next game defeating Pierce City 51 to 6. The Sarcoxie team provided spunlcy opposition as the team won again 25 to 7. In the final grid-duel of the season, the Jays' line proved its prowess by holding the Willow Springs powerhouse to only seven points. The scoring record this year was very good with the Jays scoring 114 against their opposition's 52. Hard-hitting Joe Schmalhorst and fleet- footed Jim Sunderland figured heavily in this column. The team won 4 and lost 3 games this year. The following are this year's lettermeng SENIORS, Harry Ben Carr, David Nolting, George Griot, Bob Vinyard, and Bob Morrisong JUNIORS, Bob Feather, Joe Schmalhorst, Paul Rich, Tammy Anderson, Jim Sunderland, Francis BeVier, Bert Crain, Norman Teem, Lawrence Brandt, Pete Burns, and Erwin Busiekg SOPHOMORES, Pete H'Doubler, Bob Durbin, Tommy Clark, Hal Brovm, Bob Neely, Robert Nolting, John Christian, and Jim Moore. Sep. 29 ----- Bolivar ----- O-15 Oct 6 ----- Sarooxie ---- 19 Oct 13 ----- Bolivar ----- Oct 20 ---- Pierce City ---- 51 Oct 27 ----- Aurora ----- 19 Nov. 3 ----- Sarcoxie ---- 25 Nov. 10 ---- W illow Springs - - - VARSITY TEAM G hooray! H hurrahl T-t-6-e-B'-a-m-m S hooray , hooray , T-e-a-m hurrahl Team, Team, Team! YELL LEADERS Hooray 8 Hurrah I GHS hooray , hurrahl LONG YELL G-r-e-e-n-w-o-o-d Greenwood! . 1' 1 G-r-e-e-n-w-o-o-d Greenwood! H 'T' I ix if ' if H. l g, .J Q 9, :.- G-g-g-r-e-e-e-e-n-w-o-o-d ,. V, - g, ' 1 1 15 4 I.'1,ix s GREENwooDuux li 1 1 . Yfi i 'fair wwf . , 1. ,N W, , A- M - if a. ..., J r ,. M-, ' 1 i as s, ,. , ,..,.. , 'iz ' is F -' 1 ,.-.A s a ities, ' in I T? a -9 ' K Q, ' 'Y' 'G -Q ia Q ' BASKETBALL 'Q dw FIRST RUN: Bob Morrison, Joe Sohmalhorst, David Nolting, Bob Vinyard SECOND RCM: Coach Speedy Collins, Erwin Busiek, Tammy Anderson, Robert Nolting 11944-45 lettermanj. Nov. Nov. Nov. Deo Deo Jan. Jan. Jan Jan. Jan 1944-45 SCHEDULE Strafford ---- 22-57 Willard ----- 22-21 Bois D'Arc - - - 29-19 Billings ---- 39-50 Mount Vernon - - 41-29 Rogersville - - - 54-34 Bolivar ----- 22-24 Ozark ----- - 25-25 larshfield - - - 50-47 St. Agnes ---- 45-51 Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb lar Billings - Bolivar - - Aurora - - Rogersville Marshfield Ozark - - - Aurora - - Mouni Vernon Republic - St. Agnes - 38-32 29-28 26-21 55-34 49-38 25-24 57-39 55-27 24r29 34-58 There are no laurel wreaths of championships decorating the tro- phy case of Greenwood High Schoo1's Blue Jays this season, but its mem- bers and mentor, Speedy Collins, can look back on a very successful season. The Blue Jays, winning 15 games and losing 7 during the course of the season, ran up against some of the region's strongest cagers. They amassed 669 counters against their opposition's 592. Lanky Joe Schmalhorst was the top scorer with a spectacular 281 tallies. Greenwood's basketball season start- ed at the Willard Tournament five days after the last football game. After dropping the first game to Strafford 22 to 57, the Blue Jays proceeded to defeat Willard 22 to 21 and Bois D'A.rc 29 to 19 for oon- solation honor. Greenwood ran its winning streak to five straight inovercoming Billings 59 to 50, Mount Vernon 41 to 29, and Rogersville 54 to 54, only to lose to Bolivar in the first home game of the season 22 to 24. Greenwood, leading 12 to ll at the half, lost the game during the third ,quarter when Bolivar out-scored the Jays ll points to 2. The team hit a winning stride again by defeating Ozark 25 to 25 after Erwin Busiek hit a one-handed shot from the corner in the last thirty seconds of play. Behind 9 to 16 at the half, the Jays held Ozark to a blank while drawing to a 15 to 16 third quarter score and then surged ahead in the drive to the wire. Marshfield and St. Agnes won the next two from Greenwood. Marshfield outplayed the Greenwoodites by a 47 to 50 count. St. Agnes, after trail- ing the Jays until the last 5 min- utes of play, surged ahead to win 31 to 25. Greenwood won the next six games by defeating Billings 58 to 52 inare- matohg by avenging an earlier defeat at the hands of Bolivar when Bob Nolting shot a basket in a sudden death overtime to win 29 to 28gby romping over Aurora 56 to 215 by swamping Rogersville 55 to 543 by reversing another earlier defeat by Marshfield with Joe Schmalhorst showing the way to a 49 to 58 vic- tory with his outstanding contribu- tion of 51 points, 24 of these com- ing in the second halfg and by de- feating Ozark again 25 to 24 when Bob Morrison made a careful1y placed field goal in the last minute of play. Aurora ended this string by a 59 to 37 count in the last road trip of the season. The Jays bounced back in the next game to wallop Mount Vernon 55 to 27 after trailing 22 to 25 at the halftime. Republic de- feated the Blue and White in the sub-regional by a 24 to 29 margin. St. Agnes repeated its earlier win over Greenwood by defeating the Jays in their final game of the season 54 to 58. rg '51 Q 3 I , 'H 3 Wd 1, f M5-2? f t . gi 1 V. A -,,Hg I alll? i TRACK md QBWWUW w Egg! ! vjnwk 1 5' LF . U .Y-1 I I A 'lil 1 FRONT ROW: Bob Feather, Jack Lipscc b, Joe Schmalhorst, Jim Sunderland, Dave Toombs, Bob Stahl, Bill Cheek. BACK ROW: Francis BeVier, David Nolting, Tom Anderson, Bert Crain, Coach Co11ins,Bob Durbin, Hal Brown. O sig? ' Tis? 6 5+ W ,, --. Greenwood's outstanding track teams over the last nine years have won 29 and tied one out of 55 scheduled meets. Besides these regularly scheduled meets, Greenwood has been State Class C champions four times, State Class B indoor winner once, and second place winner three times. Last year's team took first in a meet with Rogersville and Marshfield and third in the West Plains Invitational, Greenwood Invitational, and State Class C Meets. This year's schedule isg April 4-5-6 - Interclass Meet April 14 - Class C Oarkamo meet at Greenwood April 20 - West Plains -Invitational at West Plains April 27 - Oarkamo at Greenwood May 5 - State Class C Meet at Columbia Letterman returning to the 1945 squad are: Jim Sunderland, captain, 220 and 100 dash mang Joe Schmalhorst, high and low hurdlerg David Nolting, 440 yard man, Bob Feather, relay and dash mang Francis BeVier, 880 and relay mang Hal Brown, 220 and relay mang Bert Crain, quarter and relay mang and Bob Durbin, miler. The Carl A. Davis Medal is the highest honor given at Greenwood to the boy who excels in athletics and scholarship. To earn this medal a boy must letter in three sports and be on the honor roll every six weeks. There is also a silver medal which is awarded to boys who letter in one or two sports and maintain an average of S. This medal is named for Carl A. Davis, an S.T.C. student and athlete. Mr. Briggs has been quoted as saying that Mr. Davis was the finest athlete he ever had lmown. Since Mr. Davis was not graduated from Greenwood, it is hoped that some alumnus will be worthy of having the medal renamed in his honor. Since 1928, the following boys have won the Carl A. Davis medal: 1928 Charles Martin Kenny Kilburn Walter Thomas Walter Tillman Henry Meyer 1955 Dolph Crews 1929 1956 Walter Thomas 1950 Alfred Taylor Billy Bob Dyche Ed Heer 1957 1951 Bova Babb 1938 Guy Callaway 1952 1959 Ralph Crow 1955 Robert Barnwell 1940 , Morris Steonens 1941 1954 Robert Barnwell 1942 Richard McDonnell Eldrich Carr 1943 Richard McDonnell Bill Sanford 1944 David Nolting Garnett Wright 1945 G.G.A.A. The Greenwood Girls' Athletic Association was organized in 1930 as a result of the growing interest in girls' sports. The purpose of this organization is to promote good health, clean living, and to develop a higher degree of sportsmanship in class work and school spirit. Its motto is 'A girl for every sport and a sport for every girln. This year the organization offered these sports: swimming, tennis, archery, basketball, baseball, and hiking. For their participation in these sports, girls may win sweaters, chevrons, letters, and medals. The G.G.A.A. gave a play night, and a combined play night and buffet supper, for the rest of the girls of the high school this year. Mrs. Florence Bugg has sponsored this group since it was organized. The officers for the school year of 1944-1945 were: Charlotte Walsh, pres- identg Doris Fay, vice-president and treasurerg and Carolyn Adamson, secretary. 45 - MM p, NATALIE BRIGGS MEDAL The highest athletic award given to a girl in Greenwood is the Natalie Briggs medal. This medal was named for a Greenwood gradu- ate, Natalie Briggs, who was decided on by the faculty as being the girl who stood first in athletics, scholastic ability, and citizen- ship. Any girl receiving this medal must be on the Honor Roll thru- out the school year, letter in four different sports, and have the approval of the entire faculty. These girls have won the medal in past years: 1933 - Bessie Ann Berghaus 1934 Ruth Fields 1935 Gene Thompson Virginia McCord Betty Lou Robertson 1937 Virginia McCord Virginia Cox l938 Edoline King Dorothy McFarland 1939 Vera Belle Brown 1941 Anna Lee Taylor 1942 Harriet Blair Nadine Potter 1943 Harriet Blair Nadine Potter 1944 Jeanne Rose Strauss Charlotte Waloh L :Nm 'E ' yi? 5 L, 7 V 453 ' X 7 H 1 8 9 xl x'!5s4. mgw J W 5 ww.. ,X 2 X. A 1, 4 1 f V 1, ' A 3 'w X4 I is 5 if is Zim 1' hVLg , , . A V FOOTBALL, BANQUET The Drum Corps and the G.G.A.A. entertained the football team Wednesday, November 23, 1944. Tables, arranged in the shape of a NGN, marked the scene of festivities, the Study Hall. Placecards were at each place - books for the faculty, football jerseys Rr the boys, and megaphones for the girls. A team of miniature players scrimmaged on the speakers' table. After an excellent dinner,the toastmistress, Charlotte Walch, called on Coach nSpeedyn Collins, David Nolting, Harry Ben Carr, Dr.Trentham,and next year's captain, Tommy Anderson, for speeches. As an added attraction, the seniors put on a skit - the subject of which was a faculty meeting. The banquet was a fitting climax to an exciting football season. I X ...X-wwulrfffww W . S - MQ NF-' -i -- , ,- . J' is , . f V 'fel n . W X 'L' D . i ' 47' giiii -n K v a, 'f - 1'-,Q . 50 LES FRANCAIS GAIS Once again the French Club was organized by the second year French students, thus carrying on the tradition set in 1917 by Dr. Anna Lou Blair, the language supervisor at the college and Greenwood. This year the club spent several delightful evenings at various homes, playing games and conversing in French. It was decided at the first meeting that a fine of one cent for each word be imposed upon any of the members who spoke English during a meeting. The club decided to have in the spring a dinner at the Kentwood, paid for by the proceeds of this scheme. The idea was abandoned, however, because of lack of funds. The officers of this year's club are the following: President, Suzanne Madisong Vice-President,Charlotte Walchg Secretary-Treasurer, Patsy Mack. li' 4' 1. . ,fini X, . -.Q ,5, . I lllw 'Y K . ' 5 -535, r - .Q-: S Commencement Calendar, l9L5 Greenwood High School Senior Class Play Monday, May lb, 8 p.m. Auditorium Senior Picnic Wednesday, May 16 Junior-Senior Prom Friday, May 18, 8 p.m. Gymna sium Eaccalaureate Sunday, May 20, 3 p.m. Auditorium Senior Assembly Tuesday, May 22, ll a.m. Auditorium Graduation Thursday, May 2h, 8 p.m, Auditorium WEver Since Even nEver Since Eve,N the senior class play this year, by Florence Ryerson and Colin Clements, was presented in the college auditorium May lL. The plot of the three-act comedy is based on the belief that women have been disturbing the lives of men ever since Eveg, The trouble Susan Blake encounters when she attempts to help Johnny Clover, editor of the Penquin High School newspaper, edit the paper furnish the humorous aspects of the . .- play. The mildly shocking ending and the romantic interest help to produce an enjoyable play. Cast flu order of its appearancej Mrs. Clover - Charlotte Walch Johnny Clover - Don Meier Mr. Clover - David Houston Spud Erwin - Bob Hutchins Susan Blake - Patsy Mack Betsy Erwin - Carolyn Adamson Martha Willard - Jo Ann Kuhn Officer CCappyD Simmons - George Griot Henry Quinn - David Nolting Lucybelle Lee - Luanna Noyes Preston Hughes - Bob Vinyard HONOR DAY Honor Day, the loveliest tradition of the school year, is held in the flower- decked gymnasium at the beginning of Commencement Week. On this afternoon those who have deserved special honors are awarded red roses. Students are honored for scholastic attainments, for serving on the student council or as class president, and for participation in various sports. One member representing the band and one member representing the drum corps are honored for these two organizations. This is the occasion on which Fair Greenwood and Sir Greenwood, who are chosen for personality, popularity, and good looks, are introduced by the president of the student body, and Fair Greenwood in turn crowns the First Citizen, who is chosen for scholarship, leadership, and citizenship. After an address by a parent of one of the seniors, Dr. Trentham presents the honored students, reading their names and the activities for which they are being honored. To the strains of WTo a Wild Rose,U Fair Greenwood admits the students to HThe Order of the Rose.U This is done by the giving of a single American Beauty rose to each person. It is with great pride that all students participate in or watch Honor Day. Those who have worked hard during the year feel that their industry has been rewarded, and those who do not receive roses plan that the next year they will work harder so that they will also become members of HThe Order of the Rose.N The following students have achieved the posts of Fair Greenwood, First Citizen, and Sir Greenwood in the past yearsi First Citizen Fair Greenwood Elizabeth Trimble 1926 Inez Gideon Sela Atkinson 1927 Maxine Pinson Natalie Briggs 1928 Emma Jane McDaniel Robert Jones 1929, Marie Frances Walter Alfred Taylor 1930 Mary Helen Knowles Robert Welsh 1931 Virginia Davis Winston Wommack 1932 Betty Crume Morris Stephens 1933 Elizabeth Miller Garrett Wright 193A Doris Crews Arch Lowe 1935 Mary Elizabeth Davis Dolph Crews 1936 Jean Walker Kent Appleby 1937 Rose Anne Keller Guy Calloway 1938 Jean Whisenand Billy Joe Compton 1939 Angie Busiek Joe Keller l9LO Margery Thomas Russell Brown 19L1 Alice H'Doubler Art Marx 19L2 Nancy Jones Richard MacDonnel1 19h3 Kathleen Brown John Bogardus l9hh Ora May Hackney David Nolting 19b5 Patsy Mack Sir Greenwood Charles Rich 19Lb Joe Schmalhorst l9b5 SALUTATOR IAN Earning the second highest average is Charlotte Walsh, a student at Green- wood for 13 years. Her average was 9.30. Charlotte was a member of both the Junior and Senior Honor Societies and was a winner ofthe Natalie Briggs Medal. She is the editor of this year's annual and has held numerous other offices, including the presidency of the G.G.A4A. and membership in the Student Council. VALEDICTORIAN David Nolting, with an average of 9.77, is the highest ranking student in this year's senior class. Besides main- taining a high scholastic standing throughout his ll years at Greenwood,he has also excelled in sports, winning the Carl A. Davis Medal. David was a member of the Senior Honor Societyg and, because of his fine qualities of citizenship and leadership, was also elected President c the Student Council and chosen First Citizen. FIRST CITIZ EN s , I ,gfv Mx 33 fbi 15, vw . V831 Qi' 32 ' Egfr 115,-' 7: fe 3 V 2 wg - W ,f i ,I W gl 1-: jf fl! Fx : . ! sm GREENWOQD FAIR GREENWOOD A Perfect Day At E859 , , .f i ,fl , - f L I nw is ' 3 -'31, 1 -V f fi? f. ' IE A WJ n o 5 ..' . 'Z-ff' 2 I Q I ., 7 , ,. , 1, ' V I , A 1 5 if FIRST PRIZE SECOND PRIZE Stormy weather THIRD 1?RIZE What's up, Doc? FI'B1'1k19U fi Q E ? 5 , , ,- 4' . .,k ,Q -,H I , Y W Q is 1 N g I Q f . 5 ' '71 mf: 'L ' - Qi' S 1-ff X ri M 'MW af. Q25 4' 5 X I if s ,Q Q .F wx I x A ! My 4. 4 M Don't Grab-Begl ' th ' Q Home 18 e Sallor Come to Papa -' The Pause That Refreshes ' .. ' gr . My-N f if , Y ,A-A ,..., + W -- Size Twelves Naughty, Naughty Cabin 4 2 K in aww' 5 K NEVADA CLASS OF I9ll-5 X All u 0,5 s','. Qb.:4U v'3.:g H 1-xl . Iliullll O Doris Fay: QCommentg Very quiet and reserved- except when posing for In- ternational Sterling AdvertisementsJ Harry Ben: CComment1 Declares he's a key and runs around trying to un- lock doors with his head.j Ralgh Harmon: fCom ent: Thinks he's Lady Macbeth. Other times ardent football player and shiek.j Carolyn Adamson: QCom entg Claims she's Theda Bara and runs around looking for Rudolph Va1entino.j Don Meier: lCom entg Vicious char- acter. Continually thinks he's Joe Schmalhorst. Hates Noah Webster.j Suzanne Madison: CComment: Hasn't bought a new dress forlnigh on to 14 ya'rs. Refuses to wear shoes. Con- tends she's an Ozark Hillbilly.j Mrs. Gates: fComment: The linguist of the institution- the only one who can understand the jabber of the in- mates. We are afraid that she is becoming afflictei too, for she con- tinually sings,NElevate the Apostro- phe, I Can't Tell It from a Comma.nJ Bob Hutchins, fComment: He is al- ternately Charles Boyer and Paul Henried.j Dave Nolting: CComment: Thinks he's Patrick Henry., EEE-Vinyardg QCommentg Most peace- ful patient. Continually thinks hes a semi-colon. Occasionally falls into a comma.j g f-hx X XJ ' , N, , v ol dl 17 1- H 'i i l 'X X gi div Q6' Bob Morrison and Meribel Moberlyg QComment: Jitterbug continuflly ex- cept when playing cards.j Luanne. Noyes: CComment: Hates uni- f'orms.j QADI1 Kuhn: CComment: Photograph- ers delight., Patsy Mack: CComment: Spends most of the time on all fours maintaining she's a pinball machine. Occasionally complains she's being tilted.j Mary June Payne: fflommentg Very dangerous - is thrown into ex wild rage by the sight of Der Fuh.rer's Face . Thinks she's a bird and continually tires to fly with some small, silver wings, the origin of which are un.k:nown.j George Griot: CComment: Claims he is the Snail and demands immediate Dick Tracy rights.D Sall QMcGuigan: fComment: Con- firmed spinsterls Chub: fComment: Loves all forms of gymnastics Ardent performer on the trapeze David Houston Comment: Thinks he's Herbert Hoover 33 'J' 0 .9 ---' K., , vshi -4 3 s gd VIQZQ4, BWV? X3 ii -F1 5 v.4 P1 DROOLISH QUANTITIES fr, 1, V , 4 1 Doc Trentham's jokes 9. Bunny Berigan's trumpet '11 9 Bluejay sweatshirts , if, Heavy's dancing l rfq Heavy and Van Johnson Y ' The Chemistry Class's efforts in the interest of Science The 3:30 bell Joe Schmalhor-st's basketball playing Sylvia Smith's watch The Humor Staff's humor Perry Como Opus No. I ' Assemblies Christmas Vacation .gg ' 0 I' -155 f4 01:27 J 'Il' 7 . 4 QA N4 GHOULISH QUANTI TIES Bruce May's glamour shots 8:00 classes The seating capacity of the furniture on the landing Surprise tests Lack of an all-school picnic The Seventh Grade's aggressive policy in the halls Tests Sticky slide rules Sammy Kaye's music Fra.nkie's acting The Art C1ass's caricatures X' Macbeth Midnight shows Hydrogen sulfide Annual Staff's cement UIQ? f Ghouls f 1 VI Leave us say no more Ol ' , . 'W 'fi . gift 4 4- +5 sX 4555 . :gl 93 xifgf' 3' 'I Brew? Q a -A :bg 'EMI Z- 321'-315 , . 97.5.5 .'45v' ' 'A Y fj? f 1' Q14 6 9,900.0 - - - 020336 iv T Q27-. '37 5 Q0 4 -f, - x , 09003 Vt, A A ' K 'bg A-!0,G'.i' I Q ng, ,ig new Q-.gi-a ' -Qui ggi.-'ig ' if ., , Q. .f l WZ! wig :rg Q -P Shirley Carr Virginia Pummill Annette Close Jeanne Craig Suzy Madison Mildred Moberly Kitty Cox Patsy Mack Donna Sue Thompson Patsy Mack Kitty Cox Dora Quinn Jean Ann Saltsman Charlotte Walch Many June Payne Charlotte Walch Jean Ann Saltsman Jean Ann Saltsman Patsy Mack Annette Close MOST PERSONALITY POLL HAIR EYES NOSE COMPLEXION HANDS PROFILE FIGURE PHYSIQME WELL-GROOMED LADY GENTLEMAN POISE BEST DISPOSITION MOST ATHLETIC MOST AMBITIOUS BEST GRAMMAR BEST DANCER MOST HUMOROUS MOST STUDIOUS VOICE SMILE LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ray Reed Joe Schmalhorst Jim Moore Jim Moore Joe Schmalhorst Jim Moore Joe Schnalhorst Jimmy Sunderland Francis BeVier Jimmy Sunderland Pete H'Doubler Joe Schmalhorst David Nolting Don Meier Don Meier Bob Vinyard -David Nolting David Nohting Bob Morrison Joe Schmalhorst CLASS we, the senior class of l9L5, being and bequeath our valuable possessions to body: Harry Ben and Jo Ann leave their list of WILL of sound mind and body, do hereby will the following members of the student lonely lanes to Jean Ann and Norman. Dors Fay leaves--naturally. George Griot leaves his death-defying auto antics to Paul Rich in hopes that Paul has insurance. Ralph Harmon leaves his book on how to achieve lady-like poise to Davy Edwards --leave us say no more. Bob Hutchins leaves his well-worn timetable of the Mozark and Granada theaters to all lovers of the Wild West. Sally McGuigan leaves her book, How tg Cook in Ten Easy Lessons,-a must for every bride--to Sylvia Smith in case she should need it. Bob Morrison leaves his famous one-handed basketball shots to posterity to cherish and use whenever possible. Charlotte Walch leaves her effervescency and sparkling wit to Louise H'Doubler in hopes that she will carry on in slightly decreased volume. Suzy Madison leaves her collection of rare exotic shoes to Mackie so that she too may leave her footprints on the sands of time. Luanna Noyes leaves the bookkeeping class--Halleluhah! Mary June Payne leaves her HSis Hopkinsn antics to Eddy and Liz. Don Meier leaves his dancing ability to Jack Denton in hopes that Jack will someday attain his skill. David Nolting leaves his whip and book, WHow to Tame Uncompromisigg Student Bodies,H to Bob Nolting so that the art may not be lost from the family. Joe Schmalhorst leaves Fatty-sadly. Carolyn Adamson leaves her dead-pan humor to Jeannette Bell. Bob Vinyard and Patsy Mack are uncooperative and refuse to leave anything. David Houston bequeaths his favorite class, study hall, to Laurence Brandt. Meribel Moberly leaves her excellent work on the Cub Standard to Mary Lou in hopes that Mary Lou can go above and beyond. 1 -Q, wi 1 Ewa, ,,- ,,, A- Did You Ever See.... Louise without her Navy locket .... Chub when she wasn't talking to a teacher... Bob Durbin when he wasn't looking around to see if other people were watohing.... Patsy knowing what was going on in geometry class .... Roger Gillespie without an original theorem .... Bob V. when he wasn't trying to prove Mrs. Gates wrong .... Eddie without Liz....Rudie when he wasn't giggling....Griot alone in his oar .... Poooh without Norma J ..... Paul Rich in a hurry .... Pony Boy knowing the difference between a grasshopper and a locust .... Mildred shunning Joe.... Slugger when he didn't have his geometry.... - --.... ,- --Q-. -.....,- --....,, People and Movies nThe Princess and the Pirateu Hwinged Viotoryu ------ HLost in a Haremn ------ HThe Doughgirlsn ------ NThe Very Thought of Youn - - uSince You Went Awayn ---- Marriage Is a Private Affairu HSensations of l945u ---- NTogether Againu ------ NHangover Squareu ------ HGoing My Wayn ------- NThe Keys Hlrish Eyes Are Smilingu - - HTonight and Every Nightu - - NSunday Dinner for a Soldiern UTO Have and Have Notn - - - Two Girls and a Sailoru - uCan't Help Singingu - - of the Kingdomn - - U IJ N Q lf Taft 'Q ,P 41' N ki' - - - - - - - - - - - Bob Feather and Carolyn Davis - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mary June Payne - - - J -------------- Bob Durbin - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Eddy and Liz - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Jim y Sunderland - - - - - - - - - - - - Sylvia Smith - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Sally McGuigan - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Senior Class - - - - - - - -,- - - - - - -Louise and Joe - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Don Meier - ---- - - - Mildred Moberly - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Harry Carr - - - - - - - - - -'- - - - - - - -Sylvia NMacu - - - --------- Bob Vinyard and Paula - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Luanna - - - - - - - - - - Dave Nolting - - - - - - - - - - - - - Pat and Chub - - - ---- - - - - Bob Morrison Leg' H , - Ml . 1 -x fs Orchids to.... The Chemistry Class for its fragrant aromas....Mr. Scarborough for his humor, on which this section of the annual is based .... Miss Teter for her refreshing geom- etry tests .... David Houston for his right prism .... Dr. Trentham for his nwatch- dogn policy toward Qhe new furniture on the landing .... Bob Morrison for his uguiding lightu voice in the bass section.....NBookstore Benn for his magnificent work in supplying the demand for G. H. S. sweatshirts .... Charlotte for her inter- est in chemistry....NCabbyn Griot for his quiet, sedate driving .... Speedy for his oral dissections at the half-time periods....Orchids to theSenior Class for their faculty take-off. 4. I fn QVC x Q ld walk a MILE B.M.O.C. 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