Glenn High School - Pirate Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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NAME YYAN'1E.lf0 BFA Morris Bandy Lester Lek Brenton Donald Don Cromwell Jack Dickerson, Jr. Anna Annie Dicks Rosemary Ellis Richard Butch Fell Wm. Bill Fry Glenn Fling Felling Warren Alcy Hall Jas. Popcorn Higham Rose Marie Karbinos Herbert Herby Oldham Betty Orendorff James Peters Raleigh Romeo Sowers Sam Sterchi Gene Trimmer lra Taylor Bob Elgin bug Huggins Mabel Wood Albert Wright, Jr. Florence McCann GUYS AND GALS is ' LIKES lTall and Handsome' Imogene Full of fun To hop school O. K. His Model A 5 Lgng A brunette Affectionate Bl0I1deS Nice Skinner Our Star Lover He iSn't Sure A swell guy Blind dates The great lover A jitterbug Small but powerful Shapely A cute kid Cute Quiet Cat timesj Blonde Witty Tall Tough Noisy but fun A hard worker A nice lad A good student Mary K. Creampuff Bartos I A cute trick Harlan Rockwood Doris Schwartz Gertrude Maynard Thelma Graves Florence Houlston Dorothy Riggs Robert Loudermilk Erma Emory Herman Shaf Shaffer Anna Mae Stickles Margie Foxworthy Frieda Lowe Floyd Maxwell Dorothy Ross Alyce Carter Martha Roberts Revella Anderson Marealu Sales Carolyn Burke Gene Foxworthy Wayne Coltharp Rosa Felling Betty Peters QStrong Arml Reliable f Reserved Slow but sure A little backward A good cook Pleasant Agreeable Red's Girl Charlie's boy I A hard worker I Timid A nice armful QA pal l Shy A straight thinker Hopeful Short Neat cute swell kid Still handsome ' Bashful Pleasingly Plump Jinny? Opposite sex 25th St. gals Phil. His Sax. Who knows? To play cowboy Jane tHe thinksl To flirt Mona, etc. Jokes His moustache School Wiley Yell Leader Roller Skating Everyone The gals Sports Radio stars Candy Photography Dancing The 3 C's Riley guys To take it easy To look neat Jello Program To dance Everyone To go to church swing Taxi drivers A good time To study Dramatics Starks Giving tests Teaching Peanuts Her man A comedian An artist A ladies man Queen of Glenn Nurse Gene Autry II Coach Clark Gable II A proud father Jitterbug Phil's Orchestra Leader Beauty Operator Store Manager Golf Champion A success Bathing beauty Bob Taylor II A gigolo Nurse Music Director A G-Woman Stenographer Successful Stenographer A Cowgirl Stewardess An Old Maid A Jr. boy's wife A lady's man Fortune Teller Somebody's Darling Chorus Girl A good wife An Actress A cowboy Governess Tight Rope Walker Second Venus A little taller A missionary Jack's wife Teacher Professor at I. U. A good wife Beauty Operator

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MATHEMATICS CLUB STANDING, Left to Right: Mr. McPherson fSponsorJ, James Morey, Henry Schoemehl, Gene Foxworthy, Lee Jacobs, Clarence Miller, Gene Trimmer, Malcolm Collier, Martha Rob- erts, Doris Greene, Rowena Stewart, Reva Shepard, Elsie Stark. SEATED, Left to Right: Helen Foxworthy, Betty Maxwell, Mary Palmer, Pauline Wood, June Morey, Mona Gard, Alyce Carter, Ernestine Ross, Beatrice Anderson, Willa Mae Holman. AVIATION CLU B STANDING, Left to Right: Mr. Dickerson fSponsorJ Bill Phillips, Lonzo Lawson, Darrel Wible, Fred Brown, Forrest Brown, Leon Fagg, Paul Buchallew, Leon Fagg, James Gurback, Henry Hanker, David Smith. SEATED, Left to Right: George Hein, Robert Osborn, Bill Farr, Richard Smith, Joe Marcinko, Clyde Jett, John C. Markins, Jack Sodora, Bill Garrett, Bill Dickerson. DRAMATICS CLUB STANDING, Left to Right: Betty Peters, Anna Dicks, Rose M. Karbinos, Raleigh Sowers, Ira Taylor, Glenn Felling, Sam Sterchi, Betty Orendorif, Agnes M. Bartos, Betty Nelson. SEATED, Left to Right: Norma Sandberg, Mildred Marcinko, Ruth Moore, Ethel Brock, Mary Fabiny, Erma Roberts, Virginia Hyde, Gertrude Maynard, Frieda Lowe, Doris Schwartz. INSET: Carolyn Burke, Warren Hall, Mary K. Bartos. I-HSTQRY our THE CLASS I 9 4 O As Green Freshmen we entered Glenn High School on September 11, 1936 with a. class enrollment of sixty-nine members. We had the largest class entering the high school up to that time. We entered full of anticipation, but we were rather dazed. But now as Seniors we can look back and realize how crystal-clear those four years have been. ' Our members came from several different schools. From the Seelyville Grade School came seventeen pupils, and from the Glenn grades together with the Glenn Home enrollment, thirty-nine members appeared. Three students drifted in from Riley and five from District No. 3. One student came from the McClellan School in Chicago. For our class officers we elected Harlan Rockwood for President, Rosemary Ellis for Vice President, Evelyn Jones for Secretary, and Mabel Wood for Treasurer. Our sponsors were Miss Bailey and Mr. McPherson. Returning for our Sophomore year, we found we had lost six students and had gained two new ones. Our class officers that year were: Rosemary Ellis for Secretary, and Betty Oren- dorff for Treasurer. We were the first Sophomore class to give a class play for the public. The titles of our two one-act plays were Henry's Mail Order Wife, and Kidnapping Betty. Our sponsors were Mr. Jeffers and Mr. Mason. This effort proved a great success and we were able to assist the school financially from the proceeds.