Greensburg High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Greensburg, OH)

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Greensburg 8 and the end of this term draws near we. the eighth graders, think back to the years we have spent at Greensburg school. Fourteen of those who started out on the first day at Greensburg are still with us. Others left but many have joined us. Some left for a time but later returned, These years have been very pleasant as well as beneficial to us. We entered the eighth grade in the high school building with quite a thrill. Even more so we novv look forward to entering high school. There is a warm place in our hearts for all our teachers vvho have played a large part in character building as well as education. This vear s seventh grade or srvtv lx vvas the largest seventh grade rn ht hrstorv of Green tovvnsh p It vvas divided into tvvo section NVI and rC the letter being the initials of the homeroom teacher Of thi group tvventv seven starter their hrst vear of school in this building grade and hast lrbertv participation rn the grade school operetta the glee club and its trip to Chardon five members in the band one member or' the orchestra a geogr 1 phv trip to the Gooclvear an arithmetic tr p to the Irrrst Lentral Trust bank the rars ing of fiftv seven subscriptions andthe editing or isheet of the Pioneer the Broadmaster SEVENTEEN I 'B D. , ,Y A . A ... ' . 'lA, L.-Sh'-, W.. -, . . B B. , .. ' t , Activities for ithe year consisted of softball and basketball games with the eighth

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Freshmen P1 eerdpnt Pl Cildellt Front row tleft to rrghtj Jacob Sunn Herbert Hlll Curtis Hecker Rrcharfr Hill Brll Harrrs Herman Bettler Dan Buzek Ralph Kleckner Robert Furnas Second row Barbara. kralex Mildred Rremenschnerder Helen Hartong Paulrne Pegal Margaret Hoover Amanda Whipple Bernadrne Bowman Jessica White Eliza beth Ifllenbrook lourse Sturm Bettr Iantz Hazel Wrnnet Inez Goodson Gwendolyn Adrrns Third row Miss Xrrgrnra Diehl Harlan Rueschman Vrrgrnra Harris Arnett Hardman Bettx Mc-kdams Irene iohan Bettx Miller Charles Moore Lors Chrpps lr rrl Spreaclburx Paul Clrmes Mrs Irene Piper Fourth row Paul Block George Paul Neda McCorrnrck Arlrne Wrtsamarr kathleen Turner Maryann Vaughan Mike Krnach John Torok Jack Stewart Herald Hunt Vlrllard Lau Norb rt Yrrk Frfth row Earl Brunrbaugh Rox Tanner Dare McCanrrsh Brll Wurtz Harrx Sowtrs Bob Bittner Robert Obelrsk burg, announcing the actrvrtres of the senror class of 41 lflaslrl The freshman class being rn two rooms had two sets of of trcers Presidents Paulrne Fegal Betty McAdams vice presidents Bett Lantz Kathleen Turner secretarw treasurer s, Brll Harris, Paul Buzelt Advertisement If xou should need a speaker at xour drnner partx, Brll Harris, Norbert Zrnk or Herald Hunt are open for evening engage ments due to their work rn debate and Natronal Forensic League of w hrclr ther are members Special announcement Hrgh honors were bestowed on Norbert Lrnlr for hrs excellent work rn Not Quite Such a Goose the one act plfrx w lrrclr went to the state finals at Columbus Brll Harris rs also a member of the dr amatrc club w lrrclr sponsored tlrrs plar Sports Renew' The -Xll Stars consisting of Norbert Zrnlt Brll llrrrrs Robert I-urrras llerrnan Bettler Brll Wurtz and Jack Stewar+ organized and plax ed local teams wrnnrng erglrt and losing one Ther also entered the rumor lrrglr basketball tournanrent at Massillon Br defeating Canal I-ulton and Nl arren St Nlarxs ther qualified for the quarter finals but were defeated br -Xllrance SIXTEEN Prulnre Fegul Betty McAdams ' . . I V ' . T . , . . ' , ' ., ' -' 7 , ! -1 Y ,Y ' , n- ' ' 1 I 'Q' . . Q' . , . ' . Y ri ' 'V J A n i V v ' 1 ' 4 ' 3 1 A' i V .V J' Y 1 ' Y V iz s ' 1, ,, . 7 D V' ' v D 1 A v ' v V . . Q. J A u ,T . . A . , y .V -Y , ' . , ' , . - h. This is station ALL-STARS broadcasting from Radio City, Greens- . l : . , . y ' 3 . Q- 1 . , y , L . 1, . . . .. Y. Qih Y 1 t . y u v 1 u . - K ' . vi ' . , . , , ' . . V ' v Q ' V . ' ' H ' ' 77 A v . A . . , . - I ' I My 1 -7. 'xii A -ki u , I ' . Av 1 u I Y, . . ..., .. . ..,. .Yi .M ll 1 F 1 V I n L' I A asv , tw ' Q I 1 '

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East Liberty 8 and 7 From their eoveteii position as eighth grailt-rs the eroup below stands fille-l with utlolescent superiority, on the threshold of Greensburg Hieh. Their commandeerinu mlays lasteil but a brief' year-now they beein again as rledglings. They experienced the Hedging sensation before, when, as six-year-olds. they entered the west reeinie at East Liberty. Some were pickeil up along the way from other classes, other schools, but all felt that prickly feeling along' their spines as new adventure opened to them. Here it is again-another Glorious Aflventure. voxe the X ouni Hopeful -Xscrnr in t 1 Q' N iid P1 ll lf' 6' 7 ell 1X5 l J Pl oi s s e tv tm ii ex I pare tie l1 Q i A l Q t U N i it 'lll 1 4 tl XUX Lps EIOHTEEN Al ' . sew-iitli .ermle pupils wear the aspect ni' Y 4 s. , 5 A l' il ln the top ruiiu. they will asfuine thi ral s 'z t l lb tl ithth. Th ilzj: of he-1 wi 'ship :ire 'er--fo far :rs l'i2i.'l lilwity hero.-s ai '1n'fie-I. 'l'h A are ' ' l in- selves to :nuke history. 'l'lis-re will he ni, more reading. writing. or geograpliy, Tliey stzu l on the vfige ot' the scif-iices :ml iivtliernxitii-s, Will t5pi'z1l thirteeii-yluifolsl vilth sizifni they Lire r+'st'ess to l At' . Frnn this p uint on. th 5'll ln- coiisimlereil H vn-