Greensburg High School - Brown and White Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

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Fourfh Row: Kinq, Berquisf, Allison, Thompson, Keener, Wineman, Whalen, Barron, Usher, Wirsinq, Johnsfon, Ruqh Fisher, Stewart, Cross, McLaughlin, Love, Seeno. i Third Row: Jackson, Bloom, Williams, Stefanie, Young, Agon, Krieedler,l-larper, Kuhns, Reinelce, Hudson, Null, Myers, Widdowson, Beamer, Shields. Second Row: Treffs, lsenberg, Brunelli, Sloan, Highberger, Sclioepf, Corf, McCormick, Kuhar, Schwinq, Ewing, Wesbecher Davis, Smith, Sfahle. Firsf Row: Meiser, Walfhour, Kough, Haberlin, Dailey, Wright, Wesfermann, Jocobs, McFarland, H. Smith, Benson, Beech Landis. acufty . . . Those of us who answered the call of the school bell on September 2, 1947, Were indeed surprised to find that GHS had undergone some amazing changes during the summer. While we were earning money, vacationing, or just loafing, scores of workmen made the building resound with the clang of hammers and the buzz saws. The result-before our dazzled eyes was part of a completely new and modern chemistry lab, also a newly Hnished and outfitted physics labor- atory. The Home Economics lab was also given a shot in the arm with the installation of some new equipment, and our vocational students found that Mr. Widdowson's department had its face Very neatly lifted. We found many new faces among the clientele of the office, known to us as the faculty. Among these were Mr. Neal Williams, biology instructor from Southwest Greensburg, and Miss Hazel Usher, who did her best to make the poor underclassmen ucomprende Latinusw for something like thatj. Two other additions, Mr. james Myers and Miss Abbie Westermann worked in related fields. Mr. Myers fell heir to the job of pointing out that HI don't, you don,t, he don't,', is incorrect, While Miss Westermann lectured on the fine art of producing speeches guaranteed not to have the same effect as Brahms, Lullaby. Mr. Stephen Shuster faced room after room of girls Qthis is W0rk?Q While teaching bookkeeping. Miss Roberta Rugh, an alumna of GHS I1Ot only struggled to give the freshmen some ideas of government via civics class, but was the driving force behind this year's Greensburger staff. On the deficit side, how- ever, we were all sorry to lose our public speak- ing instructor, Mr. Haydn Bodycombe to Evans- ton High School, and also Miss Neale, who had made dead', Latin rise from the grave to greet many a timid freshie. Perhaps the greatest change in our curriculum came in the installation of an Automobile Driving Education Course. Our own Mr. Seeno was ele- vated to the position of driving instructor. This made Mr. Seeno an extremely poor insurance risk, but he seemed to enjoy it. Wonder Why so many of the female species were bitten by the driving bug all of a sudden! The venerable seniors found life much as it had ever been. Their schedules reflected the earnestness with which they attacked their sub- jects. The ideal schedule of course Was: lst- Spanish, 2nd-Study, 3rd-English, 4th-Study, Sth-Pre-Flight, 6th-Beitleris. This assorted collection of 'fstudyn halls gave the sages of A48 plenty of opportunity to mediate on the advis- ability of another evening like the last one. Some

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