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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1954 volume:

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J? l -riff 'Pg ,NFO 'Keg' ',,g,f K 'Mig 5,1 ' 4 55 GRADUATING CLASS Presents HI LITE T H E the N HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FOUR EDIT OF THE To John Vandever One who 1S regarded hlghly as a teacher and frlend As a teacher of Englxsh and hterature he developed 1n us a greater understandmg and apprec1at1on of hterary knowledge As a fr1end whom we felt free to talk to he brought us closer to the faculty We shall never forget your ready smlle and sparklmg personallty To you .Tohn we the class of 1954 feel lt truly a pr1v1lege to dedlcate th1s our book of hmgh school memor1es to you Tuo ff 'ala To Joe Moore The Semor Class of 1954 would lxke to place tlus ed1 t1on of the H1 Llte H1 memory of Joe Moore who passed away durmg the summer of 1951 HIS smcenty a.nd good naturedness won lum adm1rat1on wh1ch w111 never be forgotten H1s electxon as treasurer of the Freshman class proved h1S wllhngness to co-operate 1n all class act1v1t1es I-hs frlend hness as our classmate will ever be remembered Three W is ig!! .Y 4 Greensburg High School was founded in 1899 at its present site. Previously, there had been fifteen different schools in Green Township, but in 1899 all these combined into one room under the instruction of D. C. Cooper. There were forty students in this first class. At that time it was a three year course, and of these only four graduated in 1902. All four of these gentlemen are still living. and two years ago Four Sami they were honored at the Alumni Banquet. Later the school was. enlarged to four rooms, and in 1914 its size was doubled, making eight rooms. ln 1927 the new high school was built. The Gym was the same as it is at the present time, except that there were no bleachers. Room 29 was the Freshman and Soph- omore homeroom, while the Jimiors and Seniors had their homeroom in what is now the Office. In 1939 -sv 1, f we v N, W ..,. A .J x .-yi.-,W v Q X L ,M 1 3 .Q v 1 51 if win Aww' inn- iib mf' V' ADMINISTRATION MR WEBB Prmclpal Pet Peeve Students who expect to re cexve favors but refuse to glve them 1n return Favorlte Expresslon No' You' ll Remember l-hs freezmg effect on people MR KLECKNER Assxstant Prmcxpal Pet Peeve Unapprec1at1ve students Favonte Expresslon Let s keep lt quxet You ll Remember I don t want to 1n fluence you but P T A OFFICERS SCHOOLBOARD Mrs Plummer Pres1dent Mr Parks Presldent Mrs Newcomb, V1cePres1dent Mr Furnas Clerk MRS MONASTRA Secretary Pet Peeve Two faced people Favorite Expressxon Oh gee Y0u'1l Remember Hello th1s Greensburg H1gh School Mrs Taylor Secretary Mr Crouse Mr McGary Treasurer Mr Farms Mr Myers Mr Bohn MR WEBB Mr Webb came to Greensburg ln 1940 as pr1nc1pal of teen years h1s mfluence as an educator of lofty and pro gress1ve 1deals has been steadlly 1ncreas1ng as lt reaches every ch11d and parent of th1S d1str1ct Mr Webb has held office longer than any other man at Greensburg I-hgh School He has done a f1ne Job and we the students are deeply lndebted to h1m MR KLEC KNER Mr John Kleckner has 1ndeed been a frxend to the stu dents and faculty of Greensburg A former student and graduate of G H S he has taught for many years Many will remember h1s classes bzology chemlstry and phy sics He has been an able advxsor to Student Councll the National Honor Soclety and the 1954 Senlor Class R cently he was made asslstant prxncxpal by County Super mtendent Carl Coffeen Sax N . . , . . 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Z , ' . : , ' is - .rv MRS BAKER Sublects Home economlcs Pet Peeve Those who thlnk they know everythlng but fall a test Favor1te Expresslon Oh my stars' Youll Remember R1p out that seam MR BOUGHMAN Sublects 9th 8: 10th Englxsh Pet Peeve Shortage of halr on my head Favorlte Expressxon Peace' Youll Remember Dont forget to brmg two sharpened penc11s to class 'sf we MR BOZEKA Sublects Chemlstry b1010gy physlcs Pet Peeve People tallrung ln study halls Favorlte Expresslon Keep the no1se down You' ll Remember Gentlemen MRS BOWER Sublects 8th hlstory L1brar1an Pet Peeve Illeglble wrltmg Favorlte Expresslon A Job worth do mg IS worth domg well You ll Remember We have the best lxbrary 1n Summlt County MR CLARKE SubJects Democracy economzc geog raphy world h1story economlcs commercial law Pet Peeve Changlng dlapers Favorxte Expressxon You can't wm them all You ll Remember Do your best Seven , , . : , . Q - ' , - . I . ll . - - ' H ' . ' . . . I ' I . vv 1 , . . . 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MR FOUTS Subjects 8th math 8th sclence Pet Peeve People w1th a don t care attxtude Favorlte EXPTGSSIOH Regardless of the fact You'll Remember Get out and take a bxg fat zero MR GUESS Subjects Engl1shXI8zXII Speech gl MRS FRAYER Subjects General math 7th 8: 8th math Pet Peeve Thxn skmned people Favorxte Expresslon Heavenly days You ll Remember Keep your eyes on the board MRS GARMAN Subjects Latm I 8: I1 algebra I gl II plane Sz sol1d geometry Pet Peeve Students so xmmature they are unable to co operate Favorxte Expressxon For goodness sake' You ll Remember Take the next 100 problems uO J ournall sm MR HE I-'I-'MANN Pet Peeve Wlse guys Favorlte Expressxon Well pardon -QIIPQ' Subjects General busmess c1v1cs 7th m hlstory Coach You ll Remember I stxll can t hear Pet Peeve Basketball Offlclals you Favorxte Expresslon Get off my back You' 11 Remember Qulet Eight MR HOFFMAN Subjects Industr1al Arts Coach Pet Peeve Hot shot coaches Favorlte Expressxon Bear Feathers You'll Remember You skmny 1d10t' ' r : , ' . . 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' ' ' - . vv ' vv I ' v . . , , Q ll ' ' ' 'I MRS HUFF Subjects 7th Sz 8th Enghsh 7th Sz 8th spelhng Pet Peeve Nolsy study halls Fav o r It e Expressxon I'm not ego t1St1C but It s my consensus of op1mon You ll Remember Shut up' MISS PATRICK Subjects Bookkeepmg typ1ng I Ka II shorthand I Ka II Pet Peeve D1srespectfu1 people Favorite Express1on For Pete s sake' Youll Remember Ready get set EO' -lv MR KOH LER Subjects 7th hlstory geography Pet Peeve Anyone who holds a grudge Favorlte Express1on Well I 11 be You 11 Remember Shut up or I ll chast1se you so severely MRS WORDEN Subjects 9th sclence physlcal edu cat1on Pet Peeve People who th1nk they don t make mlstakes Favorlte Express1on A good name IS better than rlches You 11 Remember I try to be as fan' as I can N me MR LUSK Subjects Band Choxr Jr Band 7th and 8th muslc Pet Peeve JOIHQTS but not doers Favorxte Express1on Somebody goofed You 11 Remember A a a hem' V MRWISE Subjects Amerlcan Hlstory drxvmg physlcal educatlon Pet Peeve Talk xn study halls Favorlte Express1on How about that You 11 Remember The BRAKE V ' 1 -1 ,x Ev xx x t if . in . f P .AA 3 9 v ' v - y ' ' ' a . . K , ' , , . , . . . v . vw - I- - vv I , v , n 1 ' ' ' - ' 7 , . . , 7 I . vv vv ' ' 1 'QS ' V K 1 I 1 my 3 1 s ' 1 ' Z . ' , v , u H . i I . . . I 1 9 ' . , . . . . Q , - - - I . vv ' I . vv ' . , , n vv ' COOKS Lak M,-S Swmehart Mrs Sfewai-t Mrs Dxssmgef Mrs BUS DRIVERS cusroomus ,xv Ml' Lohr Mr Sh1Ve1y Mrs Mr. Frock, Mr. Cordi, Mr. Sloan, Mr. Selzer, Mr. Bettler, Mr. Hopper, Mr. Cor- many, Mr. Brumbaugh, Mr. Tucker, Mr. Westfall. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Warner, Mr. Wise. Ten CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Red and White Carnat1ons Scarlet and Gray CLASS MOTTO The surest way not to fail 1S to determine to succeed .4- Phyl Dawn Jerry and Dick To Richard Foxx One who has served very well as President of our Senior Class Dick gulded the class through all of thelr many activlties and helped to make our last year at Greensburg a successful one Mr. Kleckner and Miss Patrick Twelve To Jerry Dawn and Phyllis our other Class Officers who have had a vital part in all class functions. To Miss Patrick and Mr. Kleckner our Advisors who have taken a personal interest in our class. We the Graduating Class of 1954 ex- tend om' hearty thanks HAYES AUSTIN Nxckname Aus Amb1t1on Play football 1n college a.nd later coach Pet Peeve Stuck up people Favorxte Express1on Holy Crow' Youll Remember Curly ha1r Homecommg Attendant football EUGENE BEANE Nlckname Gene Amb1t1on Go to college Pet Peeve People who th1nk that they are better than you Favor1te Express1on Oh B1rds' Football -qv-.. 1 'WX ROBERT BALTRINIC Nxckname Cmch Amb1t1on Professlonal Dancer Pet Peeve Conce1ted gxrls Favor1te Expresslon Heck yes' You ll Remember Art work smlle dancmg at G Teens JOHN BEESE Nlckname Beedy Amb1t1on Industr1a1Eng1neer Pet Peeve People who walk on your feet Favor1te Express1on What a ya say Mon 9 Play Sue class speaker VE LMA BARBOUR Amb1t1on Nurse Pet Peeve Two faced people Favor1te Expresslon Oh Shoot! Youll Remember Quletness stock room scholarshxp ROBERT BEGERT Nzckname Buckets Amb1t1on Play football a.nd track ln college Pet Peeve Spolled g1rls Favor1te Expresslon Furthermore! You ll Remember Football track Ch1ck h1s troubles Zena 'Nur' 'ur-'gzv ,KW Thzrte en is -P 3 f ,z 'A ' K -QQLL g I 2 1 -f X a F ' N if 1 V 9 ff' E Q Eg Q2 If 2+ N , S . - . . . Z Y . y I .v , - . . I . , I , . , , . , I . . - ' , V1 YY ' ' .1 ' ' ' . IV IV I . . . , . . . You'll Remember: 'Lois, tallness, You'll Remember: Dexter in Senior ' : . , , i 7 ! 6 Y ' 3 p ff at r in V an VY: H I , I ' 'X' W Y ,I X 7:3 I . V :J gl Q V ax V Q W ,T l y' I 5 ' Mis 4Q U'Y ROBERT BOETT LER N1ckname Bob Amb1t1on Farmer Pet Peeve Slow cars Favorlte Express1on Oh Shoot' You ll Remember .Tumor Play lead orner1ness grm DALE CARR Amb1t1on M1ll1ona1re Pet Peeve School Favomte EXPTSSSIOD Beans' You ll Remember Ab1l1ty to argue lack of attendance 4-Ng 'f::,:,-r JACK BLOOM Nlckname Huey Amb1t1on Play college basketball and become a mlmster Pet Peeve G Teens Favor1te Expresslon All The Way' You ll Remember Basketball foot ball Most Popular sm1le EUGENE C LE MONS N1ckname Clem Amb1t1on Graduate Pet Peeve Nosy Rosxes Favorlte Expresslon That a way man' Youll Remember D1ane Home commg Kmg Democracy class 'Wm 1? 'Womb' BARRY CALLESEN Amb1t1on Have a Cadlllac Pet Peeve Conce1ted people Favorlte Express1on Gee sl You ll Remember BUIC k H 1 Y Representatlve to Columbus FRANCES COWGER N1ckname Fran Amb1t1OH Interlor decorator Pet Peeve Gosslps and concexted people Favorlte Express1on JIHX you owe me a coke' You ll Remember Teasmg neat ness Fran s Fr1lls if Fourteen 4 f, pg g A 'X ff xl V Q M-r 4- , 1 up X 'il eifzr A Q if 4 z A l S1 . .' ' : ' 1 Nickname: Body v . I ' ' I v . . - , v . . ' - ' 5 4 3 ' 3 7 7 rx I 'fri' 1 V V, I 2 , , t ' , I ' ' A rj . z A 1 fri' M SSL ., . ' QQ l kiwi 9 'M ROBERT DE LANEY Nlckname Red Amb1t1on Make a lot of money Pet Peeve Stuck up people Favorlte Express1on H ow ab o ut that' Youll Remember Hls car bram mess baseball RICHARD FOXX N1Ckl13,IIle Rlck Ambltxon Be successful Pet Peeve Know lt alls Favor1te Express1on Oh Bully Boy You ll Remember Sen1or Class Presldent Faye football lair is 'xx ,fs sf X 5 JERRY DOMOKUR Nlckname Rube Amb1t1on A1'f1St Pet Peeve Stupld people Favorlte Express1on Shut up' You ll Remember Homecomxng Crovsmer art Class Veep DAVID GALLEY N1ckname Dave Amb1t1on Job startmg at noon Pet Peeve Loudmouths Favorlte Expressxon Bxg Deal' You ll Remember Loxs halrcut sports 43 Flfleen MARLENE DORST Amb1t1on Photographer Pet Peeve People who th1nk they are Just It Favorxte Express1on Pardon me for 11V1.Ilg' You ll Remember Sense of humor her car stockroorn RUTH GEIB Nxckname Ruth1e Ambltlon Type Wlth no errors Pet Peeve Caullflower Favorlte Expresslon Oh Crudl Youll Remember H1 Y Queen laugh Most Popular Dawn ' . 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I g K ' Az! 1 .1 V' ,E V A 1 .5 C Y. l X1 JACK GRAVES N1ckname Ot1s Ambltxon Farmer Pet Peeve Ruthle Favorxte Express1on Just as well Ol You 11 Remember L1fe of the party fr1endl1ness WILMA JOHNSON N1ckname W1ll1e Amb1t1on Become a good typlSt Pet Peeve Slow people Favor1te Expressxon Holy Cow' You ll Remember Engaged smlle Attendant to Strawberry Queen .Tumor year fgtk-55 Q-ati' MQHAM aw 'Q JACK HEFNER Nxckname Hefty Amb1t1on Play football 1n college and later make money Pet Peeve Basketball g1rls who are sarcastxc when mad Favorlte Expresslon Heck Buddy' Youll Remember Nancy person allty most valuable player ln football NORMA KEENER N1ckname Norm Amb1t1on Become a success Pet Peeve Contemptxble people Favorlte Expresslon I don t care' You ll Remember Petlteness ma Jorette prompter for both plays vi 5 Sxxzeen 33' 00 5'--an-qw! BARBARA HUGHES N1ckname Boots Amb1t1on Nurse Pet Peeve People who are always ate Favorxte Expresslon Oh Flddle' You ll Remember Per so nal1ty swlmmmg G A A Presldent YVONNE KIMMEL N1ckname Vonme Ambxtlon Elementary teacher Pet Peeve Prejudlce Favorlte Expresslon Oh Brother' You ll Remember Bralnlness Girl s State Sen1or Sketches I vm ,' ' 4 M A 'I , 7 5 . mffw' 1 Ar ,, N I , MX Y X N .W ivilj g. amor 1, ' A . ' fi' ' V ' , 1. .V,.. - - ,, . .ewwr is e y , , gig., H, f ' ' :. 1 ' t 'J ut- ,Q pic' W , g ' . vv ' vv - , vu vw - , vw vv . : , l v . ' ' - v . ' . , I . . , . . , . . . . . , ' , . . . l ' I YY ' ' ll ' ' , ' ' , YY V7 ' , YY ' YY v . ' ' - . v ' ' . . , , . . . . , . . - , , . . ' 7 ' Y . . . , . Y 7 91 Minis ROXANA KITTLE Nlvkname Roxy Ambmon Typist Pet Peeve Stuck up people Favorite Expression Bless ed' stockroom neatness SHIRLEY MAGRELL Nickname S1s Ambition Office worker Pet Peeve Conce1ted people Favorite Expression Oh Birds' You' 11 Remember Blond hair laugh figure DAWN LeMOINE Ambition Professional dancer Pet Peeve Outside noises while on the phone Favorite Expression E e e e' President Semor Class Secretary MARY ANN MCCORTNEY Nickname Poodle Ambition Grow taller Pet Peeve Dizzy blonds Favorite Expresslon Courage' You'11 Remember Homecoming Crowner haircut majorette 91:44 Seventeen LOIS LOVE LAC E Nickname Louie Ambition Office worker Pet Peeve Conce1ted people Favorite Expression Oh Nuts' You' 11 Remember Gene clothes tallness PHYLLIS MILLER Nickname Phyl Ambition Music teacher Pet Peeve People who aren t pendable Favorite Expression Do you have your Pioneer assignment in ye 'P You'l1 Remember Drum majorette Pioneer Editor Choir Pianist aw' KW:-:ff 1 X it f yr Y K , 5 N f f ! . 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Y . . fi' GR AC E MOORE Nlckname Gracxe Amb1t1on Be a success Pet Peeve Slow people Favorlte Express1on Shoot' Youll Remember Smgmg Velma personallty LORETTA OLE NICK Amb1t1on Prlvate Secretary Pet Peeve Concelted boys Favorlte Expression Nuts' You ll Remember Homecommg Attendant neatness 'QSM' EMMA MORRISON N1ckname Gmger Amb1t1on X Ray Techn1c1a.n Pet Peeve People that are late Favorlte Express1on Gee Wh1z' You ll Remember L 1 br a r y Club Presldent pretty ha1r Jokes DIANE ROKICH Nlckname Roke Amb1t1on Be a success Pet Peeve Concelted people Favor1te Express1on Oh Blrds' Youll Remember Clothes halr Gene bookkeeplng 1' Eighteen sit? ,L sbiilf. ,fm-K We '!h- E FRED NEIDERT Nlckname Fr1tz Amb1t1on Farmer Pet Peeve Slow people Favorxte Express1on All Rlg You 11 Remember Basketball cafe terla frlendlmess JO ANN SAMPLE N1ckname Amb1t1on Stenographer Pet Peeve Catty people Favonte Express1on Oh Brother' You ll Remember Pxdge Cholr, temper 5 ff 1. 2. TN O . 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' I ' Y 7 ' 9 7 5 'WMD' CAROL SCHNEIDER Amb1t1on Go to college Pet Peeve Stuck up a.nd concelted boys Favor1te Expresslon Oh Buddy Youll Remember Helght person allty Student Dlrector of .Tumor Play CHIQUITA STARKEY Nlckname Ch1ck Amb1t1on Commerc1al art1st Pet Peeve Concelted people Favor1te Expresslon Crlcketsl You ll Remember Homecommg Queen Bob long wavy ha1r 45 at M '-and EMERSON SCOTT N1cl-:name Toby Amb1t1on Graduate Pet Peeve Homework Favor1te Expresslon I reckon so' You ll Remember Baseball qu1et ness yodelmg Norma DEAN STEWART N1ckname Swede Amb1t1on Sell Graves and Wlley a Chevy Pet Peeve People who ovm Ply mouths Favor1te Expressxon Oh Beans' Youll Remember I-Ie1ght basket ball sk1ll 1 1 N meteen H wx fx WV GORDON SMITH N1ckna.me Smltty Amb1t1on Graduate from college Pet Peeve Concelted people Favor1te Expresslon Go man' Youll Remember Boy s State Choxr Presxdent neatness PHILLIP STONE Nlckname Bevo Ambxtxon Play football and basket ball 1n college Pet Peeve Stuck up gxrls Favor1te Expresslon Rack Em' Youll Remember Sports H1 L1te Escort Dxck nl!! vrrv ' Y WN ' M 4' . 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' 1 ' 7 s 9 ' ' J I W4-v,,,ef DAN SUMMERS RICHARD WINE Nlckname Danny Nxckname Whlskey Amb1t1on Make a m1l11on Amb1t1on Go to college Pet Peeve Guys who thmk they are Pet Peeve Stuck up people wheels or pros Favorlte Expresslon Good gom' F a v o r 1 t e Expressxon What' s a Yo u 11 Remember Basketball matter? frxendllness Ph1l JACK WYLIE Nlckname Ike Amb1t1on Work at Goodyear Pet Peeve Concelted glrls Favorlte Expresslon Chmcy' You'1l Remember Patty quxetness personallty You ll Remember Haxrcut Jun1or and Senxor Plays PATRICIA OVERHOLT WILLIAM WALTER Nlckname Pat Amb1t1on Get marrled Pet Peeve Boys Favor1te Expressxon Nuts' Youll Remember Lack of attend ance worklng Nlckname Red Amb1t1on Become a mxllxonaxre Pet Peeve Glrls who keep you wa1t1ng Favor1te Express1on You don'tsay! You'1l Remember Red ha1r attend mg mght school 2 The shxps S311 east, It's the set of the sall, And the shxps sa11 west, Not the blow of the gale, By the self same wmds that blow That determmes the way they go Twenty -:I M , f , Q W 2 we ' I - , , k - tix 4- 'vu 1 ' , ll ll ' , IV ' YI 4 . Y' YY ' ' n Y . a ' . . , . , ' 1 Y A ' ' ' r ' 4 VI ll ' . VY ll I 1 ' ' 1 x : 1 J Athletlc Bashful Courteous D1fferent Energetlc Fllrtatlous Gulllble Helpful Intelllgent J ov1al Kmde st LOQUHCIOUS Mlschlevous Neatest Outstandlng Popular Remembered Sophlstlcated Talented Understand mg Versatlle Wltty X cxtmg Youthful Z IPPY SENIOR A B C's Dean Stewart Wllma Johnson Emma MOFTISOH Patty Overholt Jo Ann Sample Frances Cowger Lo1s Lovelace Bob Begert Toby Scott John Beese Barry Callesen Ph11 Stone Gordon Smlth Bob Boettler Homeroom Mothers Yvonne Klmmel Marlene Dorst Roxana K1ttle Mary Ann McCortney Barbara Hughes Ch1qu1ta Starkey Dawn LeMo1ne Ruth Gexb oe Moore Loretta Olenlck Grace Moore Advlsors Phylhs Mlller Carol Schnelder Dxane Roklch Velma Barbour Norma Keener T 27 Bob Delaney Jack Hefner Fred Neldert Dale Carr Dave Galley Gene Clemons Dlck Foxx Jack Bloom Gene Beane Jerry Domokur Bob Baltrlmc Jack Graves Hayes Aust1n Dxck Wme Dan Summers Quietest Shirley Magrell Jack Wylie J CLASS HISTORY I am the Txger, symbol of the Class of '54 I have fol lowed them through four years of hlgh school, watchmg over them, sharmg thelr Joys, honors, and embarrass ments In 1950 when they were Freshles, I was fed and watered by thelr Advlsors, Mr Ayres and Mr Bolin I plcked Dlck Foxx as Presldent, Dave Galley as Veep Dawn LeMome as Secretary, and Joe Moore as Treasurer At Homecommg I hopped mto atuba and peeked over the rxm so I could see what a cute palr of attendants Dawn LeMome and Tom Mellmger were I was also around glving mstruct1ons when Gene Clemons cast the Freshman vote on Student Councxl Strange thmgs happened that year Durmg a scrlmmage wlth Spr1ngf1eld,some of the Freshmen played, even though they hadn't enough helmets to go around A John Beese started on the field, the person, whom he was replacing, threw him hls helmet Instead of catchmg lt, our valiant Johnny stood there watching it come hurlmg towards hlm Result Johxmy spent the rest of the year slngmg, All IWant For Chrlstmas Is My Two Front Teeth Also that year, Mr Kleckner caught Ruth Gelb and Dawn LeMo1ne m the Library half dressed One mght after school before cheerleading tryouts, they were practlcmg some cheers, and as they were both wearmg rather tlght slurts, they locked the door and belng sensxble gxrls off came the sklrts However, Mr Kleckner curlous about the strange sounds lssumg forth, got h1s key and unlocked the door Result three of the reddest faces ever seen around G H S As a perfect endmg for the year, Mary Ann McCortney was nommated for Strawberry Queen, and to the great Joy of the Class, was chosen Queen Durmg the summer the Class held ap1cn1c at Lake O'Spr1ngs Park After a summer's rest, I was brlght and fresh to steer my Class through its Sophomore year I was helped by the Advlsors, Mr Pence and Mr Vandever Dlck Groves served them well as Presldent, wlth Dave Galley as Veep agam Dawn LeMome wrote the letters and the purse strlngs were turned over to Mary Ann McCortney The Homecommg Queen and Kmgwere attended by two dazzlmg Sophomores, Loretta Olemck and Tom Randall The b1g gest event of the year was the recelving of sweaters and Jackets After much controversy, they chose scarlet and gray as Class colors, and selected the Txger lthat's mel, deslgned by John Rxemenschnelder, as emblem The ayes and nays on the Student Councxl were given by Ruth Gelb and Gene Clemons They chose Norma Keener as Straw berry Queen candxdate, and she, too, was elected Queen The Jumor year started out wlth a bang John Beese was the hard working flrst c1t1zen Ruth Gexb served as h1s understudy, wlth Dawn LeMome keeping the mmutes and Phyllis Mlller d01I'lg the banking Norma Keener, Mary Ann McCortney, and Phyll1s M1ller were hxgh stepping majorettes Homecommg Attendants were two of the most popular Junlors, Ruth Gexb and Bob Begert The rlngs which arrlved on December 4, made fine Christmas pres ents The1r play, That's Our Boy , was presented on May 5 Bob Boettler had the male lead with Ruth Geib Just per fect Ill the part of hls mean little slster The play was dl rected by Mr Pence and Mr Kohler, wlth Carol Schnelder as Student Dlrector Thelr big money makmg prolects were the sale of Frxendshlp Books, a scrap drive, and the sale of OhioSesqu1centenn1a1 llcense plates Several of the boys were mducted mto H1 Y Winner of the d1str1ct Prince of Peace Contest was Ruth Gelb That May was decldedly the most excltmg month of the year To start lt off, three glrls, Velma Barbour,Yvonne Klmmel, and Phyllls Mxller, were xnducted mto the Natlonal Honor Socxety Wxlma Johnson made a stunnmg Strawberry Queen Attendant The Jumor Semor Banquet and Prom was held at Twln Lakes on May 29 Many boys recelved letters 1n varlous sports All m all, It was a very busy year, Just packed w1th fun and good tlmes, thanks to the1rOff1cers, to Loretta Olemck, Dawn LeMo1ne, and Hayes Austm, the Student Councll Rep resentatxves, and to the Advlsors, Mrs Garman, and Mr Vandever A Class p1cn1c was held durlng the summer at Monroe Falls The f1rst week of the Semor year, they chose Dlck Foxx as the fxrst wheel and Jerry Domokur as the second wheel Dawn LeMome kept wrxtmg the mmutes and Phyllis Miller banked more money They also selected Ruth Geib as edltor of the yearbook and Yvonne Kxmmel as her asslst ant The1r Advisors were Mlss Patrlck and Mr Kleckner The Student Counc1lRepresentat1ves were Carol Schnelder, Phyllxs M1ller, Jerry Domokur, and Jack Bloom Passmg the p1gsk1n were Hayes Austm, Bob Begert, and Jack Bloom, fCapta1nsJ, Bob Baltrmlc, Gene Beane, John Beese, Gene Clemons, Jerry Domokur, Dlck Fon, Dave Galley, Jack Hefner, Gordon Smlth, Ph1l Stone, and Jack Wylle The three CRPCRIIIS along wlth Jack Hefner and Gene Beane made the All County Team Jack Hefner recexved the most valuable player award Phyll1s Mlller was Drum Majorette whlle Norma Keener and Mary Ann McCortney were the stars of the lme Thelr Homecommg Queen was Chxqulta Starkey and the Kmg was Gene Clemons They were crowned by Mary Ann Mc Cortney and Jerry Domokur, and attended by Loretta Olemck and Hayes Austm The Semor Play was Meet Corl1ss Archer Ruth Ge1b played Corl1ss w1th John Beese as the young man wxth the volce , Dexter Franklm Mr Guess dlrected the play Afterward the class attended a party gxven by Barbara Hughes The H1 Y elected Ruth Gelb as thelr Queen for the All C1ty H1 Y Dance held on November 24 Busy makmg baskets for the team were Jack Bloom and Dean Stewart, fCapta1nsl, Gene Clemons, Dave Galley, Fred Neldert, Ph1l Stone, and Dlck W1ne Jack Bloom made the All County Team and was the highest scorer 1n Summit County The Class held a Sweet heart Dance on February 12 The ent1re school voted for the most popular boy and glrl from a 11st selected by the Seniors The wmners were Ruth Gexb and Jack Bloom H1 L1te Queen was RuthGe1b Dawn LeMome was Crowner and Norma Keener was Crown Bearer The Attendants W e re Mary Ann McCortney, Frances Cowger, Wllma Johnson and Dxane Roluch Escorts were Hayes Austm, Bob Begert, Gene Clemons, Jack Hefner, Ph1l Stone,D1ck Wme, and Jack Wylle The dance was held on March 13 Commencement speakers were John Beese, Dawn LeMo1ne, and Yvonne Klmmel Runmng and h1gh1umping were Hayes Austm, Gene Beane, Bob Begert, Jack Bloom, Jerry Domokur, Dick Foxx, Jack Hefner, and Dick Wme Pltch ing and battlng were Bob Baltrinxc, Barry Callesen, Bob Delaney, Toby Scott, Gordon Smith, Dean Stewart, Ph1l Stone, and Dlck Wme Baccalaureate services were held on May 30, and on June 1, the Class met for the last time to present their Commencement Program I wiped a large tear from my eye as Iwatched each member go h1s individual way, but I reallzed that as the emblem of the Class of '54, Iwould ever be remembered Twenty two 0 - 0 ' Q - . . . . . . 9 . . . . . . . . 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CLASS PROPHECY Most class prophets proJect themselves lnto the future by way of happy dreams, crystal balls, rocket shlps, or spllt atoms, but we prefer reallsm so It IS now June 1, 1974 On the twentleth annlversary of the graduatlon of the Class of '54, Pm spendlng the evenlng ln the Cork Stub, hoplng some of the other graduates are celebratmg there also I see that Pm not dlsappolnted for here IS Phil Stone, owner of the club And trylng to keep upwlth hlm IS Norma Keener hls prlvate secretary Seated wlth them are Chlqulta Starkey and Jerry Domokur, who are responslble for the unlque lnterlor decoratlon ln the Cork Stub They have comblned thelr talents and formed an Interlor Dec Qratlon Buslness for themselves When I recelved my program I notlced that top bllllng for tonlght IS the currently popular dance master, Bob Baltrlnlc and Toby Scott, a well known yodeler Toby has Just recently retlred from professlonal baseball As the head walter takes me to my table, I see on the other slde of the room a couple of characters lookmg llke Sherlock Holmes, but lo and behold lt's Dawn LEMOIDC and Ruth Gelb stlll looklng for THE MAN As I follow the walter through the maze of tables I spy Mr and Mrs Gene Clemons She IS the former Diane Roklch Gene IS now Presldent of the Goodyear Tlre and Rubber Co and very proud of hls Wlfe who recentlywon the tltle of Mrs Amerl ca for the second stralght year They were just bubbllng with news about some of the other graduates They say that Phyllls Mlller IS marrled to a Lutheran mlnlster Her And can you lmaglne' Yvonne Klmmel IS Professor of psycho analysls at the Massachusetts Instltute of Tech nology It would be hard to flnd a more imposlng title than that, but Roxana Klttle has come close She just won world recognltion for her dress deslgning Bob Boettler IS busy bendlng pretzels at the Boettler Bends Best Pretzel Co , whlle Jack Bloom IS a research man ln a llpstlck factory I hurrled to my table as the flrst act came on It was the Rolllcklng Rambllng Rollerskaters, featurlng MaryAnn McCortney There goes LOIS Lovelace m buslness for herself I hear Deslgners the world over go to her model mg agency to get models She must be treatlng her top model thls evenlng for wlth her 13 Wllma Johnson Is that Dale Carr I see over there? Why, yes, and lmaglne I was just readlng about hlm ln the paper He won the Indlan apolls Speedway Race ln the atomlc powered car whlch he, hlmself, dBS1gIlEd Wlth hlm are Bob Begert and John Beese lndustrlal englneers They, too, were in the news last week And lt's no wonder' They stralghtened the Leanlng Tower of Plsa The Master of Ceremonles also has hls eyes open for personalltles ln the news He has just lntroduced from among the guests the famed Olymplc star, who just swam the Atlantlc Ocean Why, It s Barbara Hughes, another graduate of our class As the spotllght shlfts to the other side of the room, I see Grace Moore, whose VOICE has raised her to stardom in the Metropolltan At a near by table I see Dlck Wme, now Presldent of the Unlted States, and slttlng wlth hlm are other polltlcal dlgnltarles Fred Neldert, the German lnterpreter to the Unlted Natlons,and Eugene Beane, Secretary of the Treas ury lt's lntermlsslon, so I'll go lnto the lobby Perhaps there'll be someone out there I know Oh, here's someone else out looklng for news Frances Cowger Women's So clety Edltor of the New York Trlbune, taklng advantage of the mtermlsslon to dlscover what the more ellte ln society IS wearlng She shouldn't be dlsappolnted, for there IS Loretta Olenlck, one of the ten best dressed women of the year Accompanylng her IS Shlrley Magrell, who has Just returned from England where she dld all the flower ar rangements for the Coronation Intermlsslon IS over, and Pd better get back to my table As I m worklng my way back who should I meet but Jo Ann Sample, now marrled to Pldge Stevens and stlll worklng as a reglstered nurse She tells me that Emma Morrlson IS head X Ray technlclan at the hospltal She achleved thls posltlon by discovering the vltal lmportance of the appendlx to the abdomlnal area Dean Stewart, a doctor at the same hospltal, has been maklng money rlght and left replaclng the appendlx at half prlce Another of hls patlents IS Patty Overholt, a mllllonalress, who IS al lerglc to money An addltlonal member of the hospltal staff IS Dlck Foxx, who ln hls prlvate 0ff1CB relgns su preme puttlng cotton ln asplrln bottles Our conversatlon was lnterrupted by a commotlon over ln the corner It looks llke the Walters are havlng trouble No, lt's men m whlte coats carrylng off Barry Callesen As we resumed her courageous effort to save the passengers on her plane after lt crashed Across the room I see a table wlth qulte a few of the boys, who were ln our class I belleve I'll go take roll call and see what they are domg these days One of them IS Hayes Austln Our class prophet certalnly made a mls take on Hayes Of all the professlons, he chose sky wrltlng Of course, hls head always was up ln the clouds Hayes' hlgh school buddy, Jack Hefner, surely made a name for hlmself, when he lnvented a new football WhlCh IS easler to klck NECGSSIW was the Mother of thls lnventlon Jack always dld fmd It hard to make the extra polnts dur lng lus hlgh school days Bob Delaney has Just recently returned from an expedltlon ul the Hlmalaya Mountalns, where he dlscovered and captured a dlnosaur I-le's now wrltmg a book about hlS explolts Jack Graves IS on the Mllky Way developmg a new breed of cattle On the slde he ralsed horses and employs hls own prlvate horse den tlst, Gordon Smlth Wllllam Walter IS a d8t8Ct1V6 for Scotland Yard Dave Galley IS a mattress tester ln the Summers Slumbers Softly Mattress Co owned and opera ted by Dan Summers Jack Wylle LS an auctloneer now worklng ln Baghdad As l was leavulg I ran 1Ilt0 Marlene Dorst and Carol Sclmelder, the only two members of the class I hadn't heard about yet Marlene told me that she was the pro prletor of The Dorst Dellcatessen ,and Carol IS worklng at a Jellybean factory pollshmg jellybeans Thus each had found hls place ln the world Twenty three . . 5 . . . 1 . 1 Z l , - y . . . 1 . 1 - Q ., . . - ' ' . ! , - . 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H . . - last will anh Testament Artlcle I Sectxon I We the Class of 54 bemg of strong mmd and sound body who have achxeved our ultxmate goal graduatxon do declare thls to be our last w1ll and testament Sectxon II We bequeath to the Jumors our Baccalaureate and Commencement programs and our Sen1or year w1th all the fun and hard work that comes wxth lt To the Sophomores we bequeath our bramstorms for makmg money a.nd all our left over crepe paper from our dances To the Freshmen we bequeath all our records m athlettcs and otherw1se w1th the thought that they st1ll have three years Ll'1 wh1ch to attempt to break them To our advlsors we bequeath the hope that the attendance record w1ll be easler to check next year And to the other members of the faculty we bequeath the severe homework asslgnments that they gave us ln the flrst place Artlcle Il Loretta Olemck bequeaths her good tlme m hlgh school to anyone who can have as much fun as she dxd Dean Stewart bequeaths hxs 41 Chevy to Dxck Stevens and hopes he wxll take good care of It Patty Overholt bequeaths her ablllty to be absent all the t1me to anyone who thxnks they can f11l the b1ll Hayes Austm bequeaths h1s football ab1l1ty to Dave Topper Velma Barbour and Wtlma Johnson bequeath the task of workmg m the stockroom to a.nyone who can stand the stram Jack Bloom bequeaths the ab1l1ty not to have a date m four years of h1gh school to someone who IS ln telhgent enough to accomplxsh the feat Jack Wylie bequeaths h1s Plymouth to anyone who can drxve xt wlthout wreckmg lt Shirley Magrell bequeaths her gxggles especxally ln study hall to Ethel Goodman Dxck Fon says he has nothmg to leave and wxshes someone would leave htm somethmg Lols Lovelace bequeaths her seat m study hall 8th perxod to a.nyone who can have as much fmm as she d1d Mary Ann McCort.ney and Norma Keener bequeath thelr sxx years of frxendshxp a.nd two years bemg mayor ettes to June Sockwell and Pat Newcomb and hope they w1ll have as much fun ln those years as they d1d Dlck Wme bequeaths h1s ' 39 Chrysler to anyone who can afford to buy msurance for It Fred Neldert and Jack Graves bequeath thelr mxllung cows, to Sleepy Romesburg 1f he can get up that early Chxqulta Starkey bequeaths the thnll of bemg I-Iomecomxng Queen to the next lucky gxrl Roxana Kxttle bequeaths to anyone the posltxon of stockroom glrl and suggests that they have a good mem ory, a pau' of boxmg gloves a.nd a hearmg a1d to asslst them Barry Callesen bequeaths h1s 37 Buick to B111 Landalls U1 hopes that he can afford to put 011 and gas 1n It Marlene Dorst bequeaths her ab1l1ty to be present every day of school 1n her Sen1or year to any unlucky v1ct1m who can stand lt and stxll rema1n at least half sane Gene Beane bequeaths all of Mr Clarke s classes to anyone who ll take em and hup em Yvonne Kxmmel bequeaths the art to aggravate Mr Guess to whomever 13 brave enough to try xt Dan Summers bequeaths hxs ducktall halrcut to Wmdy Keller and Larry Loan Carol Schneider wants to keep everythmg worth w1ll1ng and anyone can have what's left Dale Carr bequeaths to Tom York lus ab1l1ty to get expelled and miss more school than he does rum, four . , . . . . 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H H . , - , . . , . . . . . . n u I v Barbara Hughes bequeaths the mouse ln her locker s1nce he wouldn t leave her to anyone who can feed xt as well as she dld Bob Baltrmxc bequeaths h1s dancmg and glrls to Bob Oyler and the Loan brothers Fran Cowger bequeaths all of Mr Clarke s homework to Helen Jackson and hopes she can stand the stram Ruth Ge1b and Dawn LeMo1ne bequeath the1r ab1l1ty to be flrst 1n the lunch 11ne every day to anybody who ca.n fxgure out how they do It and then has the nerve to go through wlth xt Jack Hefner bequeaths h1s posltnon on the football team to Max Mlller and h1s seat Ill Engllsh class to Bob Pamer who should fxll It well Jo Ann Sample bequeaths her cha1r ln cholr to anyone who IS worthy of It and wxll have as much fun as she 1 John Beese bequeaths h1s scholastlc abilnty to h1s brother Bxll Bob Boettler bequeaths h1s great track ab1l1ty to Robert Pamer Phyllls M1l1er bequeaths her abxlxty to keep two lockers brlm full to anyone wxth so much Junk Gene Clemons bequeaths h1s ab1l1ty to be such a good dr1ver to Sonny Stexnel W1ll1am Walter bequeaths h1s red haxr to Bob Trexler Dave Galley bequeaths h1s ab1l1ty to get to school on t1me every mornmg to Tom York and hopes he takes advantage of xt Jerry Domokur bequeaths h1s muscles to Robert Oyler so he may become Mr Amerxca someday Gordon Sm1th bequeaths h1s genlus bram 1n Democracy to Brad Johnson and hopes he wxll take good care of xt Bob Begert bequeaths h1s football and track pos1t1ons to anyone who can stand the practlce sesslons Emma Morrlson bequeaths all her Lxbrary experxence to Gladys Martm Dlane Rokxch bequeaths all the fun she and Gene have had gomg steady to any steady couple who cares to try It Toby Scott bequeaths h1s Chevy to B111 Furst Grace Moore bequeaths her abxlxty to reach hlgh A 1n cho1r to Casey Westfall and hopes he has occasxon to use It Ph1l Stone bequeaths h1s basketball and football skxll to Bob Pamer a.nd h1s 41 Dodge to Peggy Bob Delaney bequeaths h1s card sharpness to Sllppery Sam Fausnxght and hopes he w1ns at It To thxs Last W1ll and Testament, we do afflx our offxcxal s1gnature 7!H4a-Afndvwlfv lfv-nwwfiwwl Fghfndflfddgb J-.J,ZH,.4ea 1553? 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SENIORS' JUNIOR PLAY FIRST ROW Yvonne Klmmel, D1ck Foxx Bob Boettler Patty Overholt Walter Marlan Frank Jane Hlldegard John Beese Ruth Gelb SECOND ROW Dxane Roluch Dawn LeMo1ne Dan Summers Ph1l Stone Phylhs M1ller Jo Ann Sample Bob Boettler Patty Overholt John Beese Dxane R0k1Ch Phy1l1s M1ller Lynn Al1ce Gwyn Mlss Adams THAT S OUR BOY' Ruth Ge1b Yvonne K1mmel Dxck Foro: Dawn LeMoxne Jo Ann Sample Walter Greer balks and nearly wrecks h1s happy home when h1s Mother, Marlan Greer decxdes he should go to dancxng school Only Jane Smlthfleld, the glrl next door understands Walter and saves the day Walter IS spendmg all h1s tlme perfectmg h1s football sk1ll so h1s sand lot team can Wm the Saturday game Before Sat1u'day comes Frlday and what a black Frlday Life suddenly turns dark when a tornado of troubles blows over Walter The bxggest real estate deal m years falls 1n Walter s father s hands when Hlldegard K1rk wants to buy the Mason Mansxon To help cmchthe sale Walter s mother agrees w1th Mrs K1rk that Walter should go to dancmg school wxth Cec1l K1rk How Walter would l1ke to dry up and blow away' Would the gang razz h1m' That Cec1l! What a drxzzlmg dr1p' When Cec1l gets a black eye Walter s younger sxster Lynn says Walter planned to glve Cec1l a black eye Mrs K1rk 1S fur1ous and has Walter arrested But actually Cec1l had g1ven Walter a black eye Ed McG1nn1s who has been trymg to marry Walter s older slster Allce shows up w1th the startlmg news that Cec1l got h1s black eye takmg boxmg lessons Flnally after a lot of mlx up comes the shock when Walter dec1des that he wants Jane to teach h1m to dance The play presented on May 5 was truly a success Our dlrectors were Mr Pence and Mr Kohler Carol Schnelder was the Student Dlrector Thirty : l .I 7 7 7 , . Z. I -., ., , . , , . Cecil. . . . . . ........ . . .. Phil Stone Bob ................ Dan Summers 'V 7 I . . , ' 7 . , , . . . -I , , . - . . , . . . , . Q .. . . . .. . , , , , . . . . i .., . , . . . . . . . p , , 1 . ' ' 7 , , . . . Corliss Archer Mr. Archer . . Mrs. Archer. . Louise ..... . Mildred ..... Betty ....... FIRST ROW Chiquita Starkey, Dan Summers Ruth Geib, John Beese Phyllis Miller Barry Callesen SECOND ROW Yvonne Kimmel Dick Foxx, Barbara Hughes Carol Schneider, Dawn LeMoine, Jo Ann Sample. . . . . Ruth Geib . Dan Summers Chiquita Starkey Barbara Hughes . Dawn LeMoine . Jo Ann Sample Dexter Franklin . ...... Mr. Franklin ......... Mrs. Franklm ........ Cousin Agnes ....... The Doctor .......... The Nurse .......... MEET CORLISS ARCHER . . . John Beese Barry Callesen . Phyllis Miller . Carol Sclmeider . . . .Dick Foxx Yvonne Kimmel This play started out in a very innocent manner when Corliss Archer and her girl friend, Mildred attempt to write a diary. Believing her life to be quite hum-drum, Corliss makes up afantastic story involving her parents' cruelty and her father's habitual drunkenness. To make matters worse, she inserts a page about her boy friend Dexter Franklin. Among other things, she accuses him of being a juvenile delinquent, and of forcing her to drink a vile alcoholic concoction . Meanwhile Corliss s old maid aunt arrives on the scene. She is suspicious of everyone, and is made even more sure of her convictions after she happens to read the diary. To confuse matters even more, Corliss has an appendicitis attack. While she is at the hospital, things settle down to normal. That is, everything but Dexter. He misses Corliss! On her arrival home, she plans to teach Dexter a lesson by pretending she is dying. He falls com- pletely for her little death bed scene. As the curtain falls, Corliss and Dexter make up and peace once again is restored at the Archers. The Seniors took their final bows on December 5 for their superb performance in presenting the play, 'Meet Corliss Archer . The class had a swell time putting it on, as well as working with our splendid director, Mr. Guess. Tlurty-one SENIORS' SENIOR PLAY JUNIOR PLAY ASSISTANTS QV :ix I, v R EW VAN Mary Ann McCortney, Norma Keener Carol Schneider, Gene Clemons, Dave Galley 'GW 51. week Wx Mr Pence Qumor PiaY5 Mr Guess fs 'QQ-4' Mr Kohler, emo' Playb SENIOR PLAY ASSISTANTS Frances Cowger, Diane Rokich, Gordon Smith, Gene Clemons, Hayes Austin, Jack Hefner, Mary Ann Mc Cortney, Norma Keener. Thirty-two BACCALAUREATE Sunday, May 30 1954 8 00 P M Greensburg E U B Church Processronal Invocatxon Musxc Address Music Benedxcuon Mrs Gross Atbalza Rev Earl A Rothgeb Chou The Lost Chord Rev james A Herbst Chou Halls of Ivy Rev Lou1sP Myers God of Our Fathers CLASS MOTTO The surest way not to fall ls to determxne to succeed CLASS FLOWERS CLASS COLORS Red and Whlte Carnanons Scarlet and Gray fPlease remain seated until a ter the recesstonall COMMENCEMENT Tuesday June l 1954 8 W P M Processlonal Band Pomp and Cxrcumstan ce Invocatxon Rev Louls P Myers MUSIC Choral Group I Believe Orauon Dawn LeMome Greensburg Auditorium Oratxon Yvonne Kunmel Challenge of the Twentieth Century Music Trro After Graduatxon Day Class Address Rev Geo E Parkmson Presentauon of Class V Nl Webb Better Citizens or a Better Democracy Presentauon of Dlplomas L L Parks Plano Solo Phyllls Miller Malaguena Music Class of 1954 Alma Mater Orauon john Beese ' 'S egre gatton' ' Vocal Solo . . . Grace Moore The Lord's Prayer' ' Benedxcuon Rev. Earl A Rothgeb Recessronal .. ..... . .. Band Huldzgungsrnarch fPlease remam seated untzl after the recessxonall Tlurty three ,, . , . . . If ' ll If ll IP Il Recessional.......................................................Mrs. Gross fl ll , , - : . . . . If ' I! Q' 1 ' ' eulnllolnulocloiicoooouooauiluuloIloloa ff ' If A ososasoouonoonneooooanuouons If ' If . 'P ' ' I lr ncuulououolalnsolnino . - . ,, ,, ........................... ll If lna Water Miaffflgtll lr -UYlG1P ffiljirfrij Mld the homes of fr-lends and nel h hors our lwv s ren here o we pralse thy name O Cvre n 'ur keep your stand eros hlph -Keri -f in led'-f mft your vol ces loud and loy to the ve s Here we play and work together But through life let us remember How the days do fly' Lessons taught m school Soon we ll all have graduated Honor loyalty and vlrtue Leavlng Greensburg H1gh Keep the Golden Rule Y QX X ' l W gl Have you ever wondered about the h1story of the school song of Greensburg Hxgh School how It was wrltten, why lt was Wrltten when It was Wr1tten'? Last fall the annual staff was curxous to fmd the answers to these questxons, and eager to make the mformatxon known to the students of G H S m the H1 L1te so the search for mformatlon began Our f1rst stop was Mr Webb s ofhce There we learned that our chances were pretty sl1m for any records that mlght have been made were burned durlng the flre of 1946 However, he thought that lt had been the result of a contest sponsored by the PTA, and he suggested that we look through the mlnutes for the years 1930 1940 On to Mrs Plummer's home, the present PTA Presldent Here we searched through page a.fter page, and delved mto the past, but It was no use, we could f1nd no mentxon of any contest Next we looked through old H1 Lxtes and P1oneers, but none of these gave us a clue Then we contacted Mr Kuder, the former prmcxpal of G H S Through Mr Kleckner we learned that he was now 11v1ng 1n L1ma, Oh1o At last we were close! Mr Kuder told us that there had been a contest, sponsored by the Ploneer, but he was unable to tell us the exact year He knew only that It was elther 1933 or 1934 He dxd remember that the mus1c had been taken from Cornell's Alma Mater, a.nd that Francls Overton had wntten the wmmng words Francls was a student at G H S at that tlme, but here agam we were up agamst a blank Wall, for he has s1nce moved to Cahforma, and we were unable to get 1n touch w1th h1m Although these bxts of mformatlon are meager, we hope that we have added a new mterest and respect for our Alma Mater Than-y four ie'-flfrcrr IJ I if 1 I fl l S gif - at ff rlQlf '- ' -81 v-y ky , e t ..-flu We L JUNIORS If ,4 A-do LEFT FIRST ROW Ethel Goodman, Sheryl Kendall, Glnger D1xon Lo1s Boettler Faye Boettler SECOND ROW Bob Bxbxghaus, Dav1d Topper, Casey Westfall Ernxe Azar Don Romesburg Donme Domokur, Ronny Foxx NOT PICTURED Beverly Blnns, Shlrley Blnns Dorothy Bltecofer, Donna Moody Lawrence Stexnel Tom York xl L' 'Tm l 1, QRIGHTJ FIRST ROW: Jean Compston, Jayne Houser, Lois Barr. SECOND ROW: Robert Overholt, Wal- lace Graham, Mary Brown, Marian Copen, Evelyn Rininger, Jean Roush, Aletha Steward. QBELOWJ FIRST ROW: Gladys Martin, Peggy Stone, Betty Conley. SECOND ROW: Bill Beese, Paul Roth- geb, Pat Bussey, B111 Landals, Dave Clark Th rty s en KABOVEJ SEATED Sonya Burke Dora Adams Carole Andrlck STANDING Duane Moore Ray Coff man Virginia Oborne Dick Narris Mona Burch B111 Abbott Louise Carr KLEFTJ FIRST ROW Barbara Boyes Eunice Dickerson Carol Raber Skip Myers SECOND ROW Suzanne Carr Donald Kee Bob Oyler Bob Pamer Jo Ann Sockwell Evelyn Doughty Patty Parks QABOVED Randy Keen LPres1dentl Carol1na Contra SOPHOMORES Ma cxer CSecretaryl Carol Crawford KVICE Pres1dentJ D1ck Mlgchelbrmk QTreasurerJ QRIGHTD Mr Clark Mr Boughman QBELOWJ FIRST ROW Don Nutter John Layman Bud Magrell John W1sor SECOND ROW Sam Fausmght Jerry Duncan Arthur S1ne THIRD ROW Tony Weaver Dave Donel Galle Dob bms John Ne1dert NOT PICTURED Johnme Andr1ck Paul Beal John Bltecofer Carolyn Buzek Pat Clark Jack1e Galle Y Robert Hastxng Harvey Hodgson Patty Morrlson RomaPark W d an aRadcl1ffe MaryR1es V1rg11 R1n1ng er Norman Sayre Juamta W1lkerson John Summers 'ff K Thirty-eight QRIGHTJ FIRST ROW Alta Woods Mary Spada Wanda Somerville Patty Moyers Dorothy Kahler Loretta Edwards Sally Riernenschneider SECOND ROW Mary Smith Flo Scott Ola Fites Janice Overholt QBELOWJ SEATED Arlene Doan Nancy Acker G1I1I11 Neff Helen Jackson STANDING Nancy Storms Judy D1nk1ns Charlotte Horner C h 1 r l e e Houk Carol Crawford R iw-ff' if 69 dai! Thirty-nine QABOVED FIRST ROW: John Abbott, Jim McC1oy, Bill Furst, Chuck Crumrine, Jerry Overholt. SECOND ROW: Donald Keller, Roger Lee Delmar Liston, Jack Thompson, Darrell Hlltz. QLEFTD FIRST ROW: Clara James, Patty Newcomb, Wilbur Farrell, Bob Ley, Barbara Lipscomb, Bill Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Norma Nickison, Barbara Reichman, Pat Maag, John Draper, Ronny Bridenthal. FRESHMEN XXXXX KUPPER LEFTJJ1m Scott 1Pres1dentJ Dor1s Shaffer fTreasurer7 .Terry Sloan CSecretaryJ QUPPER RIGHT! Mrs Baker Mr Guess Mrs Worden CCENTER LEFTJ SEATED Ray Bennage Alan Dun fee Roger Alcorn Stanley Andrews Ray Doan STANDING Ra1phR1emenschne1der D1ck Lucas Lar ry Loan Eugene Adams QLOWER LE FTD SEATED Sylvla Combs Jan K1mme1 Shlrley Pletcher Barbara Curry STANDING Ronrue Austm Larry Overholt Ed Paul Jerry Prahl Kenny Balthaser Jlmmy Golden Fred Keen QLOWER RIGHTJSEATED Pau1Graham NancyJodan Ph11 Trexler Wanda Russell Mal Guesman Marc1a Fury Hahe STANDING Lacy Loa.n Bob Archer R1chard Mere dlth Davld Se1gfre1d fnhfv KUPPER LEFT! SEATED Mary Garman Phyllls Scott Norma Adams Margaret Thorn STANDING D1ck Wolfe Dav1d Nxcklson Bob Fry .Tune Sockwell Glen Everett Tom Patton Alan Bar bour Chuck Raach KUPPER RIGHTD SEATED Mxckey Ross D1ck Ste vens George Hefner Bob Trexler STANDING .Teamue LEWIS Marjorle Muckley Char lotte H011 Sandy Madzay Dlanne Kovacs QCENTER RIGHTJ SEATED George Graham Anna Storms Sh1r1eyV1ncent Phyllls Meadows STANDING Mary .To R1Ch8.I'dS .Tanxce Roser Dav1d Rymer KLOWER LEFTJ SEATED Wanda Beard Charlene Eltel Donna Brown STANDING M11l1e Ellenbrook Bec Strosaker Be ky v erly Stehler Myra Compston V1rg1n1a D1nk1ns Con n1e Frame KLOWER RIGHT! FIRST ROW Mary Txttle Natahe Agnma Kenny Thomas Wayne Wllkerson SECOND ROW Beverly Morgan Ronme Lewls Sa.ndy Summers Del We1ss Rlchard Wages Bob Stayer NOT PICTURED Betty Bender Roger Chappell John Conley Marvm Copen Wllfred Haas Dav1d Hanes Larry Luplow Dav1d MOYFISOH Mary Lou P1azza Sharlene Roberts James Russell Marlene Wh1te Jer ry W1lson ,,,..Wv-vs Forty one Laci' xx EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW Phylhs Woods L1nda Twyford Margaret Patton Norma Vmcent Em1ly Z1nk June Wl1l13.IXlSOH Al1ce Taylor Eleanor Stalnaker Elayne K1mmel SECOND ROW Elmne Gallagher Barbara Cathey Lmda Archer Jean Erxchsen Lou1se Moore Margrlt Kast11 Bertha Ingram Sandra Cooper Ellzabeth Moore Carol Extel THIRD ROW Mr Hoffman Domua Sockwell Judy Walk Judy Selzer Patty Rader Joan Burandt Elame James Gall Dorst Mr Hellmann FOURTH ROW Rosella Conner Mae Dean Brosch Vxola Nmce Donna Begert Grace Bloom Patr1c1a Sweet Gall Schnelder, Carolyn Alcorn Jo Ann Taylor NOT PICTURED Carol Beal Mary Hawkms El1zabeth Konrad Sonya Lowe Geneva Lutes Adrlan Overholt Mar1 lyn Showalter Lit FIRST ROW Leonard Spada Myron Stewart R1chard Stayer R1chard H1xson Freddy Bennett Frank Layman R1ch ard Duskey James Docy Robert Azar M1ke D August1no Jlmmy Fausmght Garry Bol1tho R1chard Gross SECOND ROW Jerry Plummer Harry P1xler J lmmy Bokman Dav1d Boettler Fred Blbxghaus Marv1n Sm1th Paul Parks Dallas Holbert Arthur Boyles Bobby Moyers Roger Donel Hugh Allen Larry Goodman THIRD ROW Larry Magrell Tom Jones Dav1d Lauby Jack Lowry J1mmy Hopper Wllbur Hartong Gerald Graves R1chard Lovelace Dav1d Keller Charles Masters George Konrad Ronald Motz James Sohar Clyde Skelton Joseph Mahaney FOURTH ROW Frank Salmon Dallas Boyd James Webb Charles Westfall Paul Varner Denny Yarxan Thomas Kmg Allan Parsons Joe Ward Roger Donel Charles Boyd R1chard Moreno James Houston NOT PICTURED Frank Glass R1chard Graves James Haas W1llard Hlggll'lS Dale Lewls Franklm Lovelace Franklln Lowden John McCortney Merr1ll Spxdle James Woods Fav: ' 3 1 xg ' 1 gr Q 1' I 37 : Y Y Y Y Y Y 1 1 ' ' Y I 7 Y Y Y 1 1 1 - 2 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y , . . ' Y Y 7 Y Y Y , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , .fn 1 W L 1 K ' ' 3 I Q ' .-5 I PF? ' , f 1 W 5 N I . n . 5 1 W ' , 1- 1 1 .1 -. 11 'a . , ' ' rn I .1 - 1. 2 1 . 4- 1 J 1 V A 1' q P' x . 1. A , . . T Y 1' , , ,' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . , . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : Y Y Y Y Y 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 Y 7 ' or' - wo SEVENTH GRADE Q! FIRST ROW Laurel R1emenschne1der Mary Sockwell Carolyn Heaston Sue Hawkms Sh1r1ey N1ce Judy Kmsley Sandra Fry Carolyn Adams Nancy Newcomb Charlene Twyford Lorna Lowe Margle M1l1er SECOND ROW Sandra Allen Adelalde Spada Cheryl Wages Joarme Nester Elame Murphy Beverly Lauer Sandra 1-Iutchxson Roseanne Luplow Evelyn Graves Myrtle Johnson L1nda Jones D1ane Noble Dorla Madzay THIRD ROW Marsha Showalter Norma Wmkler Alene Ovendorf Lmda Waddell Shelby Woods Barbara Stevens Charlotte Squlres Kathleen Frame Pat Pratt Lmda Huber FOURTH ROW Lmda Bltecofer Delores Cathey Delores Austln Mary Kmsley Becky W1ne Wanda Stewart Janet Pamer Ruth Rmmger H1lda Rayl Ruth Fltes Gara Dutro June Copen Rosemary Kurosky Suzanne Armstrong NOT PICTURED Wxlma Hoehn Barbara Tozer FIRST ROW W1l11am Ph11l1ps, Rodney Whlte Raymond Woods John Frock Ronald Pfelfer Larry Dlnluns Denny Collms Bob G1lbert Davld LeMo1ne Jlmmle Keener John Kungle Larry K1nsley Larry Edwards Larry Barbour SECOND ROW Robert White W1l11am Fosmght Rlchard Bexmage Joe Clark Jesse Sxmmons Donald Slgler W1l11am Rxtter Jack1e Reese Wayne Robenst1ne W1l11am Evans Charles Sohar Jack Glass Jun Hart Robert Beal THIRD ROW Dane Wagster Joseph Cord1 Davxd Prahl James Horchler R1Ch2.l'd Graham Ray Morelock Jon Sam ple Lynwood Andrlck Edward Stull John Selzer Eddxe Hahe Maynard Suttle Thurl Nester Bobby Webb Gary Osborne FOURTH ROW Steven Hoffman Roy Garland John Doermg Dav1d Jacobs James Thompson John Wh1pple Dessel Lowe Larry Johnston Jerre Effland Tom Carr Theodore Fronda Robert Dewalt Ralph Martm Reed Pedlgo NOT PICTURED Tom G11l1a.n Gary Lewxs Myron Morr1s Don R1es Charles Schoenfeld F any three A 1 1 TT :iv 4 . - f. Ht Ikx ,A 1,1 y g 1 . rf!! 5 -5 1 . 1 -5 ' ,ff I 1 ., f 11 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 7 I Y 5 , ' : 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' : . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' . , . X 1 I ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Back to the grlnd KSchool opens, We got a blue r:bbon KFa:r, Look at our team go KPrev:ew, A sad start KHudson, D19 those crazy socks KSock Hop Psoneer, Oh You Beautltul Doll KF H.A. makes yarn dolls, Hurrah we won KNorthf1eld, Glddy up Dobbm KJun:or Hayrlde, Quuet please KH: Y Induct:on, Pass the crackers KF H.A. Ch:l: Supper, OCTOBER Happy days are here agaln KCopley, Anybody fend a needle? KH: Y Hayrlde, By the sk:n of our teeth KNorton, A wlde margln KBath, A hard one to lose KDoylestown, Stairway To The Stars HOHBCOMIDQ Dance Sen:ors, A shutout KCoventry, May l cut :n7 KDance Jumors, Partlng IS such sweet sorrow KTeachers gowney to Cleveland, Boo' KCommun1ty Halloween Party, NOVEMBER All present KF H.A. County Rally, Baby :t s cold OUTSIUG KManchester, Choose your patner KSquare Dance Athletlc Boosters, Thank hard Kpsychologscal test Senlors, Watch your flgues glrls KH: Teens d:ne at Manslon House, Teachers versus parents KOpen House, You re never too old to learn KTeacher s Workshop, Break that tue Klackson, Changrng Partners KDance H: L:te, 0-H l O Here we come KFootball team goes to 0h:o State, Mmm good' KF l'l.A. Supper for H: Y, Can you stop on a d:me7 KP1ctu'e show and brake test, Watch the brrdle KP:ctues taken, Bedtume For Bonzo KMov:e P:oneer, Openlng mght KG-Teens, Off we go into the w1ld blue yonder KA1rl:ne MVIB :n assembly, Over the nver and tlrough the woods KThanksg:v1ng Vacat:on, Queen for a n:ght KH: Y Dance at YMCA, Basketball season opens KHartv:lle, DECEMBER H:gh Scor:ng Battle KSuffleld, Repeat after me KF l'l.A. lnductlon, Repeat Performance KNorthf:eld, Meet CarI:ss Archer KSen:ar Play and Supper, Long may :t wave' KMov:e on flag :n assembly, Slnk :tl KCunal Fulton, Count your ealones KH: Teens n1ake candy, SOOIIQ double KTw1nsburg, On rollers KFreshn1an Slmtmg Party, When Your Han Has TIIIIOJ to Sllver KHI Teens v:s:t Old Folks Home Almost but not qurte KHudson, Keep lt Under Your Hat KBeany Day, G l'l.S. on top KCoventry, Under the mlstletoe KChr:stmas Dance at G-Teens, lf I had not come' KClnstmas assembly, You re All l Want For Cl'llSlmdS KJUIIIDI' Chr:stmas Party at noon, Oh Come All Ye Falthful KB:ble Study Gult Exchange, Here Comes Santa Claus KH: Teens Glft Exchange, Keep lt A Secret KSen:or Glrls Glft Exchange, Merry Cl'l'lSflTllS To You All KP:oneer Clmstmas Issue, Happy Hol1day KChr:stmas Vacat:on, JANUARY Welcome back KAlumn: Game, Capac1ty crowd KCople , PhylI:s M:ller :stops D A R. Test, We won by golly we won KManchester, Let s see now KScholarsh:p test at Barberton, Another w:n KHudson, Brr' KHeot:ng system went bad, 21 8: 22 Bram Battles KExams, 22 Basketball BluesKCopley, Forty four Ya ll Come KCl1lf Rogers and Hrs Melody MGIUS, 29 Healthful Hunts KN:.1rse talks to Sensors, A Kmght to Remember KL:brary Club sees mov:e K:ng Arthur, Foul Play KManchester, Close Competltlon KMogadore, FEBRUARY Am t she Swede KSwed:sh Speaker at F H.A., After Graduatlon Day KCollege Nnght at Manchester, Backboard MGQIC KNo:-thfneld, H:gh sp:r1t hlgh score KNorth Canton, Semor Selechons KSchool votes on Most Popular, Heart of My Heart KSweetheart Dance Semors, Shootmg Star K.lackson, The last one KTournament Barberton, 26 8- 27 Look Away DIXIE Land KM1nstrel, MARCH Let Your L:ght So Sl11neKN.l'l.S lncluctlon, Future In Focus KStudent PTA, Ralph R:emenschne:der Star Salesman KMagaz:ne Beglns, Sous le C1el de Pans KH' l-'le DGHCB, Doctor Lawyer Merchant Ch1el7 KCUYBCY DOY, Red Ball Express KMov:e Jumars, QUQSTIOR Quandary KKruder Vocatlonal Test, Dappled Demons KDonkey Basketball Game, The meetung w:ll please came to order KF l'l.A. County Rally, APRIL What s for dessert? KH: Y Banquet at Y, Do Re M: KMus1c Festlval at Hudson, Orange Letter Day KAthletlc Banquet, Madam Pnesrdent KPTA Councll, Batter up KManchester, Your slgnature please KN.H.S. Tag Day, Campalgn W:nchester 73 KMov:e Semors, Track season opens KCoventry, Roller Derby KFreshman Skatmg Party, He has r1sen' KEaster assembly, Blankety Blank K8rh Grade State Test, One track m:ne KMansf:eld Relays, Off and runnmg KM:ddlebranch, T V Trance KGreensburg on V:deo, Bon Voyage KBarry and Al leave for Columbus, 1 before e except after c KSpelldown, Batter s Battle KHartv:lle, Fleet Feet KBarberton, Teatune KH: Teens glve tea, MA Uncle Tom s Cabln KJun:or Play and Supper, Fast and Fulous KHartv:lle, Follow me KG-Teens Dance, Exchange Student KASSQl'lblY, Food for thought KH: Teens Progresslve Supper, Curta:n golng up KL:brary Club sees Theater Gulld, On the run KCleveland Relays, H:gh hlxdles KCounty Meet Barberton, Th1s ls Your Llfe Klhs. Stakes, H:gh fly KLou1svllle, Ants not welcome KH: Teens P:cn:c, Jump:ng Jack KSalem D:str:ct Tournaments, Frock Frol:c KSen:or Day, 26 8: 27 More Braun Battles KExams, 27 Vacatlon Sensatlon KSchool Closes, 28 8: 29 The Last Mule KSru1e FlI'lllS, 30 Follow The Gleam KBaccalaureate, 31 Tall Then KReturn for Report Cards, JUNE Turn Back The Hands Of Time lflommencement, Quo Vad1s KLat:n Club P:cn:c, Should Auld Acquamtance Be Forgot KAlumn1 Banquet, The Blg C1ty KSen:ors leave for New York, Sorr1e Enchanted Even:ng Kprom, I2 Put Another Penny ln KStrawberry Festlval, 23 , . . . . . 25- ' ' lg . . 27 ' ' '. ' . 29 I5 30 . . I8 I8 ' - ' 22 ' . . , . 25 ' 2 . . ' 26 . . . . 1 1 28 ' . -- ' 5 1 .. . 30 . -- g , I , , 12 - ' 5 . .- . I3 ' 9 ' 20 . . ' . 16 ' ' ' 23 23 . 4 . . . 5 . . l . 29 h 11 ' 29 - - ' I2 ' ' , ' ' 30 . . . , 31 . ,3 - - -, - I9 , . , 'I - 5 . . I9 ' - U 6 I . . . 25 . 7 - ' 27 ll, ' ' - ' 30 ' ' ' H . I . .- . . l2 I3 ' ' I ' . '- 13 , 2 - - . . . 13 . - .- . 3 . I4 -- ' 5 ' ' I8 . . '- 6 I9 ' . ' 7 ' , gg ' ' ' 3 Say cheese Klndividual pictures taken, 24 ' ' I3 25 . . . . . . I5 . 25 . . . . I5 . . 25 ' '- I5 28 . I7 .. .. . . 21 . . . . . 22 . . ' Q . 23 4 ' , 23 ' 5 . . 23 ' ' 8 . . . 23 G g I 8 . . . 28 - 9 . .- Y H . . I , . . I8 . . .- . . 4 , 6 I8 , - 1 -. - I8 7 . . . . 19 . 8 22 ' ' I2 ' - 23 . ' 'I3 ' ' 23 I - . I . 1 - 23 I . . . 20 .I . . 23 .h . 22 . . . 23 . . . 25 . . 23 . . . . 23 . . . . . 3 ' ' H . . . . I5 I I I . I6 I ' 3 . . . . I6 . 5 , . I8 . ' 5 - ' ' . H . I 'swf 43? as Dawn an at-dv V K LGMOU. Mrs Garm :mme Vlcee 12131-eglden t 681119110 Pe lqlnfa Starke Stone fTrJLgSecreta1,y, Y Super, V0 e The H1 Teens IS an orga.n1zat1on for gxrls from the Freshman through the Semor year m school It IS a club orgamzed for the purpose of gettmg to know one another better Durmg the meet1ngd1scuss1ons are held on top1cs of mterest One of the projects tlus year was to go to the County Home III North Canton The supper was held to whlch the H1 Y was 1IlVlt6d The H1 Teens annual dmner was held at the Manslon House on November 11 HI TEENS FIRST ROW Suzanne Carr, Joyce Barbour, D1aneRok1ch, Ruth Gexb, Jo Ann Sample, Loretta Olemck, IDIS Lovelace Wilma Johnson SECOND ROW Wanda Somervllle, Carol Crawford, Chirlee Houk, Roxana K1ttle, Phylhs M111er, Carol Schnelder, Barbara Hughes, Gmger Dixon, Patty Parks THIRD ROW Helen Jackson, Frances Cowger, El1zabeth Trxpp, Emma Mornson, Carol Raber Evelyn Rmlnger, Marjorle Muckley Forty sux A H - n Q I ' ' . J I , girls passed out candy that they had made, and sang Christmas carols. chili 1 z . . . . . , mi-,F S fsecre Mfg 1 amentanan5,J1:g5LE,:S2r reas Baker fAdv 9 HouklP21' 1 Sam meme SE TED Sgerssan KRGPONMB mee Carl' tar? 5 Ar Wxce Presxdenllv LD ufef n C er DING Eum Conuacx Kggeimdentl Cafoma Future Homemakers of Amerlca IB an organ1zat1on for all glrls m lugh school, who are takxng or who have taken Home Economlcs for at least one year In the fall both a formal and an mformal 1n1t1at1on were held for the new members Th1s year a chill supper was also glven to those Jomlng our club The Greensburg Chapter of the F H A provlded part of the entertalnment for the County meetmg at Tallmadge The gxrls made yarn dolls and popcorn balls to sell at noon A spaghettl supper was held for the H1 Y also FHA FIRST ROW Becky Strosaker, Sandra Summers, Helen Jackson, Nancy Acker, G1nn1Neff, V1rg1n1aD1nkms, Margaret Thorn, Beverly Stehler, Shmrley Pletcher SECOND ROW Joyce Barbour, Sonya Burke, Suzanne Carr, Loretta Olemck, Carol Crawford, Charlotte Horner, Roxana Kittle, Mary Tlttle, Betty Conley. Forty s even y, 0 2 . X , X 1 . 3' y dh-fl Xe 5 .R I . '. cr ' ' , A 1 ' ' . 5, D - ' - e Dial'-ers? gmsxorialll' S 1 . . 0 0 O Carol Advl Schn Mrs yrayerl Ehza eu, T':gZP!SfTreasu,.er Ba ec'efam p -'ara H ugh eggy Stone fV1ceei,1-gggeslzzgenf elif The Glrls' Athletlc Association IS a club for all glrls Ln the h1gh school, who are interested ln sports The club was organized m the Sprmg of 1953 The The membership this year was rather small,due to the fact that the club was just newly organized It is hoped that xn future years more gu'1s w1l1 become mter ested in tlus new club G.AA FIRST ROW Mary Spada, Emma Morrison Jo Ann Sample, Ruth Gelb Louxse Carr, Eumce Dlckerson SECOND ROW Janice Roser, Wanda Somerville, Phyllis M11ler 1018 Lovelace, Loretta Olemck Mary Jo Rlchards NOT PICTURED Betty Conley, Ethel Goodman, Shirley Magrell Gladys Martm, Donna Moody, Grace Moore, Alta Woods. F arty englu ' ' b f . 2, , . . J, girls took part ln intramnral games at noon, playing basketball and volleyball. 0 O tl M D ck wma kv1ce5Pl'6S1deH , 1' Scatterday 'Ad 2 lalnjs 1 QT!-ea,SllYef V Blgom tchap Augtm ATED taElEres1deH9 Hayes Bob Begef ' :aryl T Philip S ANC Stone lsecre The H1 Y 18 a club for the Jun1or and Sen1or boys The purpose of the club IS to create, mamtam, and extend throughout the school and commun1ty hxgh stand government m Columbus, to wh1ch two representatxves are sent each year Th1s year's representatlves were Alfred Cowger and Barry Callesen The club had a b k as etball team, sponsored a hayrlde a.11d other soc1alact1v1t1es, and elected a queen, who represented them IH the d1str1ct contest HIY FIRST ROW Jack Hefner DlCk Foxx Gordon Smlth Barry Callesen, Gene Clemons, John Beese SECOND ROW P , , son, ane Moore, Donald Kee, Ronny Foxx, B111 Beese aul Rothgeb, Wallace Graham, Skmp Myers, Dave Clark Robert B1b1ghaus Brad John Du NOT PICTURED Alfred Cowger, Dave Galley, Dan Summers. Forty none l - J . sf: ' ' ards of Christian character. An outstanding feature of the Hi-Y is the youth aL, m,NJ I 5 YVOHHGK an UAV Ullmel S Mrs Gum me Pfesldenuf ecretaf I sk1pMye rSfP1-esldenfj JeanR Ough The Blble Club was or1g1nated ln 1953 by the Semors Thxs club IS open to everyone m hlgh school and college, regardless of what church they attend The club meets every two weeks at the home of one of the members from 8 00 to 10 00 Durmg the meetmg we d1scuss the Blble startmg w1th the New Testament, and contmumg with each chapter If a controversy ar1ses about the behef of certam churches, we hunt the orlgm of th1s behef and determine through Blble verses, UI At no tune are we made to belleve a certam doctrlne of a cer the true mean g ta1n church At Chrlstmas txme we had a g1ft exchange BIBLE CLUB 6.2. .zur FIRST ROW Sonya Burke, Aletha Steward, Carohna Contracler, Ola Fltes, Sally R1emenschne1der, Jan Kxmmel, Wanda Beard Charlene Extel, Frances Cowger ! SECOND ROW Suzanne Carr, Joyce Barbour, Davld Selgfreld, Jlm McC1oy, D1ck Stevens, Alfred Cowger, Ronald kw ll Jo Ann Sample Budenthal, B111 Furst, Carol Schnelder, Jo Ann Soc e , NOT PICTURED B111 Farris, Carol Myers, Ralph Rlemenschnelder Fnfzy n X 1 A 4 ' L k x I J S 'V . . . y , Q a a 9 it 1 1 l A 1 S t ,, I H53 ' A 4 1 Mr 1 f T in-..,,, th Gem Mrs G cretawl Ru arman fAdvj QS mson ref KP e-516890, faiidggthax cheasu 52 onax Wwe The Latm Club IS a club for any student who has taken at least one year of Latm regardless of hrs year m high school The purpose of the club is to create an mterest m Latm A p1cn1c IS usually held at the home of Mrs Garman At th1s tlme offlcers are elected for the followmg year LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW Ed Paul, Kenny Balthaser, Robert Bmblghaus, Paul Rothgeb, Clara James, Barbara Relchman, Jean Roush, Sylvxa Combs, Jan Kimmel SECOND ROW Carol Raber, Sonya Burke, Bob Trexler, Jlm McCloy, Aletha Steward, Jo Ann Sockwell, Barbara Hughes, Carol Schnelder, Phylhs Miller, Patty Parks THIRD ROW Frances Cowger, Yvonne Kxmmel, Dave Se1gfre1d, Donald Keller, Chuck Crumrme, David Nickison, Tom Patton. NOT PICTURED Velma Barbour, Faye Boettler, Robert Fry, Bill Furst, Roger Lee, Marjorxe Muckley, Sharlene Roberts, Lawrence Stemel, Jack Thompson Fzfty-one I I 4 n 5 e . 3. V Y . . sm Bgiesxaenrl, Y' Lx. 19' Mr. Klecknef fAd '7 YV0nne Kim mel . fSec fa Mlller lTreasurerj,re rw' Ve1maBarbour fPresidentJ, Phyllis The Greensburg Chapter of the Nat1ona1 Honor Soclety was begun ln 1938 It 15 a natlonal orgamzatlon and has chapters xn every state of the un1on plus the Hawauan Islands, Phxhppmes, and Puerto Rico The faculty chooses the mem bers on the basls of servxce scholarshlp leadershlp and character The mem bers must be m the upper thu'd of the class, and have attended G H S for one year 151 of the Senxors are chosen and Sflg of the Jumors The graduates re main members, but they have nelther a vote nor a vo1ce The purpose of the soclety IS to create an mterest m learmng The NH S sponsors a tag day once a year ln order to ralse money for the purchase of flowers used 1n the 1n ductlon The emblem IS a flammg torch NHS s xv wh' Jean Roush Robert Pamer B111 Beese Dean Stewart,Barbara Hughes, Loretta Olenlck Ruth Gexb Fnfzyawo C O O . J Fay A Q gn 1 S r ll MN MF. Iqeclmer cAdvJ V Jw'-' 1nexLl9,.,.,..-- ,. Qsecretaryj Chuck Crumr President,- St 6 , ' giuixggkuroal ice Presmdenil, Jack Bloom Q The Student Councxl IS an orgamzed group of students chosen each year by the student body It was reorganxzed 1n 1950 after a lapse of several years Each fall four Semors three Iuruors two Sophomores a.nd one Freshman are elected for the fO11OW1ng year The purpose of the Student Counc11 IS to promote better relatlons between the faculty and the student body Tlus year they have tr1ed to orgaruze the seatmg arrangement 1n the cafeterla and along wxth the other county schools they ca.rr1ed on a campalgn agamst Juvemle delmquency STUDENT COUNCIL sv-4, ' T' Q, T717 FIRST ROW Jo Ann Sockwell, Phyll1s Mlller Carol Schnexder SECOND ROW Jerry Sloan, Paul Beal, Brad Johnson Fsfty three Mrs BOW91' QAM 5 Emma Morr1son CPres1de t Jean Roush KVICO Presldelngj Del We1ssfSecretary Treasurer, The Llbrary Club IS an orga.n1zed group of students who are workmg or who have worked 1n prev1ous years xn the hbrary They hold the1r regular meetlng tw1ce a month The f1rst of these 1S for 1nstruct1on 1n Lxbrary Sclence so that the Llbrary may gxve more effxclent servmce The other 1S recreat1ona1 1n nature The programs th1s year have mcluded a w1ener roast Chrlstmas party and a theater party LIBRARY CLUB pl W' -19' FIRST ROW J an Klmmel, Yvonne Kxmmel, V1rg1n1a Dmkms, Sandra Summers, Dxanne Kovacs SECOND ROW Mae Dean Brosch, Jean Erlchsen, Wanda Radchffe, Mar1a.n Copen, Charlotte Holl NOT PICTURED L1nda Archer, Dawn LeMome, Clyde Skelton, Mary Spada Fifty four A fi gilixtv L egg? A . 5 ti f 3 4 S gf ' fi? 4 T Q' W 5 P 3 5 I ' vt S 5 .i ' V K X gg J , 9 5 2 fu. f K . fl y 1, ' Ag . y l ' J , . . y . , . . . , . , Mrs Gaiman wav 5 T he Greensburg school paper The P10 neer, has been an 1nsp1rat1on and challenge to all wh h 0 ave ever partlclpated ln 1tS pub 11cat1on Names, events, Jokes, and hundreds of 11tt1e thmgs make th1s paper an xmportant part of each student's school hfe Phyllis Editor m chlef Assistant Edltor News Editor News Reporters EDITORIAL STAFF Phyllls Ann Mrller Alfred Cowger Barbara Hughes C Schneider J Sample D Stevens L Trxpp A Steward Feature Editor Yvonne Kimmel Feature Reporters L Lovelace L Society Edltor Society Reporters J Barbour Sports Edltor S Burke E Dickerson Olemck C Raber Frances Cowger E Lonley S Carr Dick Foxx M11 1 er BUSINESS STAFF Busmess Manager Gordon Smith Clrculatlon Managers VS Summer ll Exchange Edltor Betty Conley Faculty Adusor Mrs Edna Garman Typlsts P Comb V Barbour D LeMo1ne M McCortney N Keener D Roklch PIONEER STAFF FIRST ROW Carol Schnexder, Gordon Smlth France C K s owger, Alfred Cowger, Phylhs Mlller, D1ck Foxx, Yvonne lmmel, Barbara Hughes, Betty Conley SECOND ROW Sheryl Kendall Joyce Barbour, Sonya Burke, Aletha Steward, Patty Parks, Suzanne Carr, Hayes Austln .Tack Hefner, Bob Begert, Jerry Domokur, Danny Summers Brad Johnson, Glnger Duron, Loretta Olemck, Jo Ann Sample THIRD ROW Dawn LeMo1ne Wanda Somervllle, Vxrgmxa Neff Patty Newcomb, Barbara Relchman, Peggy Stone, Ellzabeth Tr1pp, LOIS Lovelace, Ruth Ge1b Norma Keener, Mary Ann McCortney, D1a.ne Roklch. NOT PICTURED Velma Barbour, Myra Compston, Eumce Dxckerson, Carol Raber, Dxck Stevens. Flfly flue . . ' ' ' ', vi c, V. Nei -' .... .. 9' , , , . ' , 5 . ' ' ' I M 1 N, , L 5 t . 1 Q t, 3 V K f, 4, p, A ,Q-I, , uit ' 1 - 3 Q . I y Y ! Z 1 , 7 lg. Stockroom Girls Roxana Kittle, Wilma Johnson, Marlene Dorst Velma Barbour Loretta Olenick. Movre Operator 'Ts' Sklp Myers Yi FIRST ROW Sheryl Kendall Norma Adams Margaret Thorn Phyllxs Scott George Graham Ralph R1emenschne1der Mr Lusk fD1r J don LeMo1nelSecretarYl Gof D1ck FOXX Wlce President, Dawn T asurerl Sm1th lPres1dentl Joyce Barbour Q re The Greensburg Hxgh School Cho1r of 1954 was composed of approxumately flfty members It was a mlxed group of both boys and glrls from the Sophomore .Tumor and Semor classes Annually the Cho1r attends the County Contest at Kent and rn the Sprxng holds a concert at the school Each year they prepare programs for assemblxes and smg at Baccalaureate and Commencement serv 1ces Phyllxs Mlller our pxamst accompan1es the Choxr at all thexr programs CHOIR FIRST ROW Emma Morrlson Frances Cowger Dawn LeMo1ne Velma Barbour Wllma Johnson Phyllls Mlller Patty Parks .Io Ann Sample Marcla Hahe Ruth Gexb Yvonne K1mmel SECOND ROW Peggy Stone Dlane Rok1ch Faye Boettler Lo1s Boettler Loretta Olenlck Evelyn Doughty Gmger D1xon Carol Schnexder Lo1s Lovelace Barbara Hughes Roxana Klttle Sheryl Kendall Helen Jackson Norma Keener Mary Ann McCortney THIRD ROW Carol Raber Ellzabeth Tr1pp Nancy Acker Carol Crawford Ph1ll1p Stone Tom York Gene Clemons Gordon Smlth Ch1rlee Houk Betty Conley Suzanne Carr Joyce Barbour FOURTH ROW Dan Summers D1ck Wxne D1ck Foxx Jack Hefner Hayes Aust1n Bob Begert Alfred Cowger Barry Callesen Bob Baltr1n1c John Beese Bob Boettler NOT PICTURED Dave Galley Shxrley Magrell Grace Moore Ch1qu1ta Starkey Casey Westfall Fifty seven . . 7 . 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I 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' I 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' ' 7 7 7 7 ' Mr Lusk gm: 5 BndenthalE'EiZSPres1dentJ Phyllxs Mlller IP:-esld t urer Lxbrarlanl BeckYStrosaker ?Sle3:rZ1?a1-me yl Our school should be well pleased wlth the great str1des forward of xts band thxs year Last September there were approx1mately twenty members 1n the ba.nd Under the expert leadershlp of Mr Lusk the number has mcreased to forty fxve The band played for all the football games and entered the County Band Contest at Copley Durlng concert season we played about elght concerts Thls year the band featured a clarmet quartette composed of J1m McCloy Phyl 11s M1l1er Barbara Hughes and Sonya Burke A new precedent was set th1s year m that the band offlcers drew up a new const1tut1on 1n whxch they 1nc1uded a point system The object of th1s system 1S to make one hundred polnts a year A system of awards has been set up to be g1ven on the basxs of pomts the h1gh est award to be a gold p1n BAD FIRST ROW Jlm McCloy, Sonya Burke Na.ncy Holzschuh Phyll1s M1ller Wanda Somerv1lle Patty Moyers June Sockwell, Margaret Patton Jean Er1chsen Lmda Archer Lmda Huber SECOND ROW Nancy Newcomb, Barbara Hughes Mary Jo R1Ch3.l'dS Carolyn Alcorn Vlrguua Dmkms Vxola N1ce, Carole Andrlck Charlotte Horner, Juamta W11kerson Donna Begert Ralph Hanes Denms Short Eugene I-Ilggxns James Haas THIRD ROW Lmda Wade Edward Stull Geneva Lutes Betsy Moore Larry Goodman Hugh Allen Roger Terwllli ger Lxndy Andrlck Billy Fausmght Jon Sample Frank Lowden Denms Yer1an B111 Furst Paul Varner James Yer1an Davxd Keller Davxd Selgfreld James Blankenshxp Becky Strosaker Romue Brldenthal STANDING Mary Ann McCortney Dora Adams Norma Keener, Mr Lusk Fifty ugh! 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MAJORETTES McC0RTN M n10f3 PATTY MOYERS fSophomoreD , Y' EY DRUM MAJORETTE PHYLLIS MILLER CSen1orJ NORMA or, 3 .TUNE SOCKWELL KFreshma.nJ DORA ADAMS QSophomoreJ F fly mn WANDA SOMERVILLE Csophomorej On November 18 1953 the Farm Bureau Mutual Automo b1le Insurance Company sponsored a test to be g1ven to two students a faculty member, and a pohce off1cer Before the test was gwen, a f11m was shown mthe aud1tor1um and a brlef explanatxon was glven of the commg test The entlre school then went outdoors and watched whlle Ruth Gexb, Dave Clark Coach Hellmann and a state hlghway patrol offxcer took the test Thxs year Greensburgs par t1Clp3.!ltS II! the annual Prlnce of Peace Contest were Jean Roush and Aletha Steward The 1udges de c1ded that Jean had glven the better dehvery of her speech She then went on to another contest corn petmg agamst f1ve other students 1n whxch she placed th1rd Her speech was entltled Thxs World Needs a Doctor June Sockwell Hayes Austm Judy Dmkms Skip Myers Sixty Jean Roush A new club sponsored by the L1on s Club of Greensburg 1S G Teens It was started for the pur pose of provxdmg enter tamment and recreatlon for the students The dancmg and games are held mthe upsta1rs of the Greensburg Fxre Stat1on + X 4 ll ........ n ' .-5, s Q rr? Em' N -Xkkkkagg I ' 1 I I LEAP? 0 I Rl 1 rl.-Q ' Q, W 0 7, - Nw A N M COACHES Wlse Our coaches thxs year have done an ex cellent Job of stressmg to the boys not only th od the rules of the games but also e go sportsmanshlp and falr play of the game Th have worked txrelessly 111 develop CY mg the boys mto fme athletes In all sports ent the teams have shown marked lmprovem and sk1l1 The coaches a r then' many efforts ll ate a speclal cheer for e Between the cheers and excitement of th ball and basketball game lxttle thought 1S foot gxven to the lmportance that the managers h c play They are vitally lmportant 1nt e su cess of the game Bet een 'acts' the managers check the w equxpment They mspect and clean up the f th locker room They are ln charge o e d cal suppl1es they practlce f1rst a1d, as me 1 well as help tape the boys before the games hes They could truly be called the coac r1ght hand men Our hats are off to these lmsung heroes Mr Hoffman Mr Hell mann Mr Thorn, Mr MANAGERS 4?- FIRST R sECONDOl:gJv2IIoeSkCorLdI1 Rxchard Wages NOT p IP Yew, John Draper Suuy nm ICTURED Fred Blblghaw, AC ROSS THE FIELD Flght the team across the f1eld Show them that Greensburg s here We've got the team so let us set the earth reverberatmg w1th a mxghty cheer Rah Rah Rah H1t them hard and see how they fall Never let that team get the ball Hall Hall the gang s all here For the Glory of Greensburg I-hgh CHEER THE TEAM We w1ll wxn We w1ll f1ght We w111 wm for sure tomght As Greensburg goes ro111ng along Cheer the orange Cheer the black Cheer that team and push them back As Greensburg goes rollmg along Whether wm or lose you re the team we choose We're backmg you all the way So f1ght on team amld our vlctory scream As Greensburg goes rolhng along 51:37 three we 40 VARSITY XIX B y1Kd L GngDo hi N X5 Ba A ToucHDOW Or Hllge Black Go JUNIOR HIGH C5 RA H O?- EA G TQRY A 'Wu h T Wyf d E Q f T. Q Q Faye oettler, Sher en all, ois Boettler, i er ix n. B. U 9 9 , Q 95 0 GG 3 09 O , , I A A S I I I I Linda T or , Mar aret Patton, Norma Vincent, C arlene wyford. - Sixty- our VARSITY Hlgh A615 :face S Low A HUDDLE CW a B ttl S ylK da11L S tl D 4 Q84 so om Grtiensburg e We re fr NE LQCOMQT 4 9,6 N590 cffi RESERVE Jackxe Galley, Norma Nlcklson, Barbara Rexchman, Norma Adams Sixty five Qs ui 'r H W in 5 I A R R Q 5 D g 9 . R4 i 1 .R Ei 4, 'xl F ye oe er, her en , oi Boet er, Ginger ixon. 6 A , Q , -- Z3 QQ 'Zh I I-I 5 'E 00 1v,G 7' OUR CAPTAINS GfP'?:1u effs W NWN Ubi ik, 52 AWN wVdB 'W -12 ff' ,,z.-wisp? ef gk Tube- aw ,flii A S N, 'SP' iraq in 203715 be S , 1-we 15' as WZ, 'Q' -we HAYES AUSTIN 15 1' M yi: 'ey 1 r- QW, Semor av, X6 3 B' x ,..,, Guard Q' E H 5 10 Wt 0 'EWU f fi5ail,,, A M1 Quarters played 36 A wg' -M me Made ALL SUBURBAN TEAM .ff JACK BLOOM BOB BEGERT Senwr Semor Quarterback End Ht6 Wt 155 Ht62 Wt Quarters Played 36 Quarters played 36 Made ALL SUBURBAN TEAM Made ALL SUBURBAN TEAM VARSITY SQUAD FIRST ROW Freddy Bxblghaus, Bob Baltr1n1c, Gene Clemons, .Tolm Beese, Jerry Domokur, Jack Wyhe, D1ck Foxx, Jack Hefner, Hayes Austm, Bob Begert, Jack Bloom, Ph1l Stone, Frank Brannon, Gordon Smlth, Eugene Beane, Dave Galley SECOND ROW D1ck Hoffman, George I-Iellmaxm, Duane Moore, Brad Johnson, B111 Landals, Paul Rothgeb, Donn1e Domokur, Donald Kee, Wallace Graham, B111 Abbott, Robert Blbxghaus, Tom York, Don Romesburg, Dave Clark, V1c Thorn, Gene Wxse THIRD ROW Sklp Myers, V1rg11 Rmmger, Darrell Fultz, Donald Keller, Paul Beal, .hm Scott, .Terry Sloan, Joe Cord1 Sixty sn: ,. p . 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SEASON RECORD Sept. 18 -'Home 25 - 'Away Oct. 2 -'Away Nov 9 - Away 16 - Away - Home - Home 'Away Home - Hudson - Northfield - Copley - Norton - Bath - Doylestown - Coventry Manchester Jackson 'League Games WON 5 TIED 1 Total Offense 129 Total Defense 79 EUGENE BEANE Semor End H 6 1 Wt 0 Quarters played 36 Made ALL SUBURBAN TEAM JOHN BEESE Semor Tackle H 5 7 Wt 0 Quarters played 36 G ENE C LEMONS Semor End H 5 10 Wt 50 Quarters played 28 JERRY DOMOKUR Sen1or Fullback Ht 5 8 Wt 0 Quarters played 36 Surry seven 23 9 20 29 19 0 x . 6 - - 12 16 13 - - 6 6 Q O t: V VY . t: ' . 16 CE 1 t: Y YY : 1 : ' 1 14 WE THEY 6 13 18 6 20 0 13 26 12 6 LOST 3 , DICK FOXX Senior Tackle H 5 10 Wt O arters played 36 DARRELL FULTZ Sophomore Halfback 5 6 Wt Quarters played 36 DAVE GALLEY Sen1or Halfback H 5 10 Wt 0 arters played 23 .Tumor Guard H 5 10 Wt 2 arters played 34 JACK HEFNER Semor Center H 5 10 Wt 80 Quarters played 36 Made ALL SUBURBAN TE AM BRAD JOHNSON Jumor Halfback Ht 5 11 Wt 2 Quarters played 29 Szxty eight t: ' : 18 Qu : Ht: ' 1 150 t: ' : 14 Qu Z WALLACE GRAHAM tt I H : Qu : t: ' : 1 : ' : 14 DONALD KEE Junior Guard H 5 5 Wt 5 Quarters played 18 DON ROMESBURG .Tumor Halfback H 5 10 Wt 5 Quarters played 32 GORDON SMITH Semor Tackle 5 11 Wt PHIL STONE Sen1or Center H 6 Wt 55 Quarters played 35 JACK WYLIIE Semor Guard H 5 8 Wt 0 Quarters played 7 TOM YORK .Tumor Tackle Ht 6 Wt 0 Quarters played 23 Slxly nme t: ' : 14 t: ' : 15 Ht: ' : 165 Quarters played: 20 t: ' : 1 t: ' : 16 : ' : 19 Lett m Be Austm Gr aha PREVIEW The Prevlew thxs year was a great suc cess w1th all the teams 1n the county par t1c1pat1ng ln quarter length games Greens wh1ch ended 1n a t1e C0 OJ Greensburg broke loose once for 60 yards but was stopped on the 7 yard l1ne Once agam at half tlme the Band Pageant was a colorful d1sp1ay Greensburg s band took part m th1s extravaganza HUDSON The Bulldogs started off the1r season agalnst Hudson a strong offens1ve team At the end of the fxrst half the score was fO OJ In the second half Hudson scored 6 po1nts The Bulldogs marched back up the f1eld through the m1ddle of the Hudson l1ne Bloom went over from the 2 and the score was t1ed 16 61 It looked l1ke the game would end that way when Hudson broke loose for a 60 yard touchdown run The k1ck was good Hudson won C13 61 NORTHFIELD Greensburg overcame the1r flrst defeat by dropp1ng Northf1e1d There was no score untxl the second quarter when Domokur went over from the 12 At the start of the second half Austm took the k1ck off and ran 80 yards for a touchdown beh1nd beaut1ful 1n terference Domokur crossed the goal l1ne and fumbled wxth Begert recovermg for Greensburgs fmal tally Northfleld made the1r touchdown 1n the fourth quarter C18 63 XX rxght Begertsd-:q0C1em0n5 10 9' No 9 Bloom COPLEY The Bulldogs went 1nto the game as the underdog but came out on top wlth a 20 0 v1ctory beatlng Copley for the f1rst tlme 1n 10 years The flrst quarter went score less but 1n the second Bloom connected w1th Begert for a 35 yard touchdown Hef ner s k1ck was good In the second half Galley couldnt be stopped as he scored 1n both quarters Hefner s f1rst k1ck was blocked but h1s last was perfect and the Bulldogs were jubllant w1th a w1n f20 OD NORTON The Bulldogs stepped out of the1r class to take on a strong Norton Eleven There was no score unt1l the second quarter when Bloom went over for a touchdown The Bull dogs struck aga1n on a pass from Bloom to Begert for a 45 yard score and Hefner s Golden Toe spllt the upr1ght C13 07 The Panthers scored 2 touchdowns m the f1nal quarter but due to Stone s blockmg were unable to make elther extra pomt Greens burg won f13 121 No 15 Brannon No 5 Romesburg Foxx maklng tackle No 12 Beane No 11 Stone No 33 Hefner No 35 York No 13 Johnson Under p1le Aust1n Landmg on p1le Galley Seventy y . . S D 1 ' . 1 ' , 5 3 , , . . X 9 ' , 3 . 1 9 ' . ' ' . 1 3 , Q 7 1 3 M 79 ' ' - , . burg played Manchester in the first game 3 . . - - 2 - - 2 ' , . - 3 . - g . - . 9 3 3 - . , - , - - , . , . , . Q ' 5 ' ! ' 7 - . - 3 - . No 5 Romesburg No 33 Hefner No 11 Stone No 32 Graham On Graham s right Austin Making tackle York No 7 Austin Running behind Austin Beane No 32 Graham No 5 Romesburg No 15 Brannon DGYLESTOWN Doylestown ended the Bulldogs winning streak and darkened the Homecoming In the down with Bloom going over and Hefner add ing the point Just before the half ended Doylestown tied the game C7 71 lnthe second half Greensburg fumbled twice and Doyles town turned both into touchdowns Begert ended the scoring by blocking a punt for a safety f20 91 REVERE The Bulldogs traveled to Revere to claw the Minute Men apart Revere took an early lead but the Bulldogs stormed back as Bloom connected with Clemons and Begert Bloom sneaked over for the first touchdovm Hefner adding the point Domokur carried the pigskin over for the next 6 points wlth Hef ner adding the point Bloom first passed to Clemons who lateraled to Fultz and then Begert who lateraled to Johnson The two kicks were wide the score remained 126 61 COVENTRY The Bulldogs got back on the winning path by rolling over the Comets. Galley scored from the 6, the only score in the first half. In the second half it was all Greensburg with Bloom and Begert sharing the scoring. This All-Coimty combination connected for 2 touchdown passes. Hefner added the last point. Coventry was completely stifled and the final tally was C19-01. MANCHESTER The Bulldogs Journeyed to Manchester followed by a caravan of cars The Panthers opened the scoring in the first quarter but Greensburg retaliated with Johnson going over from the 5 Hefner mxssed the point Manchester got a safety and the half ended K9 61 In the second half Manchester scored again on an intercepted pass and the kxck was good The Bulldogs then marched 80 yards up the field and sent Bloom over from the 4 to end the scoring 116 121 JACKSON Playing their last game the Bulldogs stopped the undefeated Polar Bears in their tracks Jackson struck first but their try for the point was stopped by Stone The Bulldogs came back and through the use of the powerful wedge sent Bloom over from the 1 to end the half K6 61 The Bulldogs outplayed Jackson the entire second half and the game remained a tie I6 61 N03 5 Yo Pk N aklng t O le ackle Herne In backgrounlf? gireground lr.-0,10 32 Graham Seventy one one No 5 R Makmg ta omesburg ck . . , . 7 . - 3 . n . 3 . . . - first quarter the Bulldogs made a fast touch- . I . ' , - 5 . r ' 7 . . D . .H - M.. ' 5 , , 1 E g . I I - J AWAY AWAY v HOME HOME HOME HARTVILLE MANCHESTER PORTAGE LAKES GRE ENTOWN COVENTRY WE THEY ,au W 0 6 The Jumor I-hgh football team started off thelr season by losmg the first two games by the ldentxcal score of 6 0 Hartvxlle was the vlctor 1n the flrst game of the season, played at Hart v1lle The Bull Pups lost thexr next encounter to Manchester on the v1ctor's held Bob Archer broke loose for a 60 yard run to the Manchester 10 yard l1ne,but the run fanled to make the tymg score The last three games turned out to be vxctorlous We defeated the Portage Lakes Pantle rs 7 6 on the home f1eld a.nd followed w1th vlctorles over Greentown 19 7, and Coventry 19 0 The last three games were marked by excellent team play wh1ch featured the hard plungmg of John Nexdert and the brllhant open fleld runmng of Jerry Wxlson RESERVE SQUAD FIRS'I' ROW Roger Donel, Paul Parks, Fred Keen, George Hefner, Richard Gross, Bobby Moyers, Rlclmrd Wolfe. SECOND ROW Wayne Wilkerson, Clyde Skelton, Davxd Morrlson, Bob Trexler, Ronald Lew1s, Bob Archer, Jerry Prahl, Clnrles Sohar, Jim Webb, Mickey Ross, Reed Pedzgo. THIRD ROW Mr. Wise, Jim Hart, Alan Barbour, Phll Trexler, Charles Westfall, Jerry Wilson, Glen Everett, John Neldert, Ray Doan, Max Miller. Seventy two o 6 5 Q o 6 ' 55 A .fr VQQ-1' 7 6 1 19 7 f 1 - Y 19 o 0 it ALI. SUBURBAN FOOTBALL TEAM SUV e9 PM ga? Ce lle Beane Bob Begert ack B 100 'IJ S cyrla WV' ge we' it if E 1 s Z, T? r 2 I s 3 i X34 'N' f -fx , OUR CAPTAINS s Y ,. t wx 4 s 2 3 Q2 ? E JACK BLOOM Sen1or Forward 6 Wt Quarters '72 Po1nts 407 Made ALL SUBURBAN TEAM VARSITY SQUAD DEAN STEWART Sen1or Center 6 2 Wt Quarters 72 Po1nts 185 3 AU 5 FIRST ROW Paul Rothgeb Dxck Wme Sk1p Myers Fred Ne1dert Dave Galley Brad Johnson SECOND ROW Mr Wlse Dxck Mxgchelbrmk Ph11 Stone Dean Stewart Jack Bloom Gene Clemons S ventyfur GENE CLEMONS Semor Forward H 5 10 Wt 0 Quarters 54 Pomts 45 PHIL STONE Sen1or Forward 6 1 Wt Quarters 68 Po1nts 140 LETTERMEN DAVE GALLEY Semor Guard H 5 10 Wt 45 Quarters 48 Pomts 88 DICK WINE s FRED NEIDERT emor G d Semor H sa uazvt 9 Guard H 58 Wt 0 Quarters 54 P t 87 Quarters 40 om S Pomts 51 Seventy- five No. 41-Jack Bloom, No. 33-Phil Stone, Jumping-Dave Galley. .ll Nov. 28 HOME Dec. l HOME 4 if AWAY 8 AWAY 11 HOME 18 41 AWAY 19 HOME Jan. 2 HOME 9 if AWAY 15 'Y HOME Hartville Suffield Northfield Canal Fulton Tw insbur g Hudson C ove ntry Alumni Copley Manc he ster Sl! They -53 -60 -64 -40 -48 -65 -47 -52 -68 -54 l I in-7 N0 2 42 Dean Stewart No 33 Ph1l Stone N0 33513ET2tSLZmgns No 42 Dean St 1:12 41 Jack Bloom 0 41 Jack Bloom ewan BASKETBALL The Bulldogs opened the season on November 28 w1th a loss to HARTVILLE 153 483 In th1s game Jack Bloom was h1gh pomt man w1th 13 pomts Th1s m It self IS a reason for the loss, because Jack averaged 22 '7 pomts per game durmg the season to lead Summ1t County m scormg Greensburg then started on the1r wxnnmg way by talung four 1n a row The flrst one was SUFFIELD whlch we won very easlly by a score of C77 601 Greensburg got off to a good start and had very httle trouble the rest of the way CSuff1eld was the Portage County Champxonl In the next game the Bulldogs took on the NORTHFIELD MACEDONIA Kmghts C78 649 Th1s was another easy game and Jack Bloom set a new smgle game scormg record by tallymg 36 pomts In the next game a very rough and tumble one Greensburg walked over CANAL FULTON by a score of C58 405 TWINSBURG was the fourth to go down under the onslaught Thls game was t1ed unt1l the last few seconds when a held goal was scored to pull xt out 150 483 The Bulldogs then traveled to HUDSON and were defeated followmg mght was an upset w1th the Bulldogs g1v1ng the Comets from COVENTRY a thorough trounc1ng C52 471 fCoventry was Co Champlon ofthe Metropohtan Leaguej After the Chrlstmas vacatlon the ALUMNI ret1u'ned to g1ve the boys a dubblng 158 525 In the next game we ran mto COPLEY the best team from th1s d1str1ct The school spxrlt was at a peak the gym was crowded to capaclty but Greensburg Seventy su: 0 ' ' ' . ' C65-635, after leading by five points at the half. The R EES 16 1' HOME Hudson 66 - 59 22 1' HOME Copley 44 - 69 29 1 AWAY Manchester 58 - 61 30 HOME Mogadore 55 - 59 Feb. 5 'K HOME Northfield 65 - 63 6 HOME North Canton 67 - 49 13 AWAY Jackson 63 - 58 ' LEAGUE GAMES Tournament - Barberton Feb. 20 Mogadore 57 - 70 Jack Bloom, No. 33-Phil Stone, Dean Stewart. b e Clemons, Paul Rothge vu JJ Phzl Stone No Dave Galley N0 25 Gen 42 Dean Stewart RESUME was defeated 168 333 The next week the Bulldogs shot back by hitting MANCHESTER and HUDSON Both games were wrapped up fairly easily The scores were 158 543 and 166 593 respectively The Bulldogs let down the next weekend by dropping three games in a MANCHESTER 158 613 and MOGADORE 159 553 In the Manchester game Greensburg led all the way only to lose in the last few minutes by three points Bounc 1ng back the Bulldogs played NORTHFIELD the last league game of the season Although Northfield was at the bottom of the league standings lt was a very good game wlth us on the winning end 165 633 The next week saw the Bulldogs roll all over NORTH CANTON 167 493 In the last of the regularly scheduled games the boys went to JACKSON for the most exciting game of their careers In this game it was nip and tuck all the way and one of the fans became so 6XC1t8d he ran onto the floor and pushed the referee At the end of the regular time the score was 158 583 so the game went points while JACKSON could not find the range for a single point Jack Bloom broke h1s original record of 36 points in one game by scoring 39 In the tourna ments held at the Barberton Gym Greensburg was beaten out by MOGADORE inthe first game 170 573 thus ending the season with 10 wins and 8 losses Se enty seve ! row. The first was to COPLEY 169-443 followed by into overtime. ln this period Greensburg scored five 5 QV X1 Nov Dec an Feb HOME HOME AWAY AWAY HOME AWAY HOME HOME AWAY HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME AWAY Hartville Suffield Northfield Canal Fulton Twmsbu rg Hudson Coventry Alumn1 Copley Manchester Hudson Copley Mogadore Northf 16 ld N C anton Jackson They Xl The Reserves opened the season w1th a loss but shot back to w1n the next two games Followmg these the boys dropped one but then plcked up to w1n from Twmsburg The sp1r1ts sank wxth the scores as the Reserve was defeated flVe tlmes 1n a row In the latter part of the season Greensburg took two h1gh1y fa vored teams Copley and Hudson Then agam they suffered two losses one to Manchester, and one to Mogadore These two defeats 1n no way stopped the boys as they wrapped up the Northfxeld and North Canton games The season ended wlth a loss to Jackson The Reserve team proved to be capable lackmg only 1n experxence They are a sure bet next year RESERVE SQUAD 3 31 Q1 John Andr1ck, Ronme Brldenthal, Randy Keen, Chuck Crumrme Donald Keller, Gaxle Dobbms, Ph11 Trexler, Jerry Sloa.n, Ronme Austm, Mr Hoffman Seventy-elgh I Xp L We 28 21 37 ,E 2. E 1 so 21 9 N N 4 4 35 33 E' '11,- K of 8 I 22 29 X L AW 1 Xt 11 51 35 . , f Ag ,,1, 18 37 55 v X, 5 1 . 19 33 49 X , gy 5 . 1. J , 2 ' 25 45 X559 ,r I 9 as 45 ' i N Y gy Q 15 as 42 1 I N 5.1 16 49 38 4 'T 22 48 31 1' ' 4 ' Q, 29 AWAY Manchester 33 48 , so 38 so 5- .fr - . 5 ' 25 21 17 8 . so 24 Q 13 23 59 1 131 1 11,.1 W 5 1 ' 'f ' 4 V25 33 7th AND 8th GRADE TEAM FIRST ROW D1ck Stayer Myron Stewart Frank Layman Rlchard Duskey, Larry Dmklns, Dennle Colhns, Joe Clark Rlchard Gross, Larry Goodman SECOND ROW Mr Hellmann, J1m Hopper, James Woods Frank Lowden Charles Westfall Davnd Keller Jerry Prahl, Kenny Balthaser, Dick Stevens, Phil Trexler, Bob Trexler, Fred Keen, Mr. Thorn. Seventy-nine gso Y FW RW 0lScUs tm J Hayes AuS ack Hefner TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW: Dick Foxx, Jack Bloom, Donald Romesbur H g, ayes Austin, Gene Beane, Bob Begert, Jerry Domokur, Jack Hefner, Donald Kee. SECOND ROW: Max Miller, Jim Golden, Bob Archer Dan Summers John Be , , ese, Frank Lovelace, David Hanes, Darrell Fultz, Don Domokur, Duane Moore, Harvey Hodgson, Pat Bussey, Bill Beese, THIRD ROW: Mal , , , ibighaus, Casey Westfall, Bill Abbott, Ray Coffman, Brad Johnson, Virgil Rininger, Mr. Hoffman. Guesman, Jerry Sloan, Glen Everett Dave Topper Dave Clark Bob B Eighty HIGH POINT MAN Bob Begert 14 1X2 BROAD JUMP Bob Begert HIGH JUMP Jack Bloom POLE VAULT Jack Bloom DISCUS Bob Begert MILE RELAY Bob Begert Jerry Domokur Hayes Aust1n Gene Beane 3 43 7 440 YARD DASH Bob Begert 56 6 880 YARD RUN Hayes Aust1n 2 10 7 MILE RUN Gene Beane 5 05 POLE VAULT Jack Bloom ELING 15112565 Austm, JerrY Domokur STANDING Gene Beane, Bob Begert E sghzy-one Dona-ld Rom LOW HURDLES esbufg, Donald Kee Greensburg s baseball team of 1954 shows great poss1b111t1es, as eleven of last year s lettermen have returned to take their places on the squad The team conslsts of approximately twenty-one members, and IS well fortlfled 1n all posl tzons Then' Coach is Mr. Hellmann. NORT H CANTON CLINTON NORT H CANTON MANCHESTER HARTVI LLE HARTVILLE ,.. 5 5 N .nfl 1 H , ,,' Vs -, 54'-WM JL AWAY AWAY AWAY AWAY AWAY AWAY AED vs Q ffM,,lWvf2'Q ff will 41' ,gi 1 1111131111311 .. Kane www mm , 1 1 111311111 ...- Ti 'l 11 QI11I111111111SQ1QI11SB NNN W, FIRST ROW Mr Hellmann, Dean Stewart Brad Johnson, Chuck Crumr1ne, Phxl Stone, Toby Scott, Sklp Myers Gordon Sm1th, Donald Keller, D1ck Mlgchelbrmk, Roger Lee Mlckey Ross, D1ck Stevens, Phxl Trexler, Kenny Balthaser, Davld Morrlson, Del Weese, Larry E :ghty two R , W 1 SECOND ROW Bob Baltrmnc, Barry Callesen, Dick Wine, Bob Delaney, Jerry Prahl, Bob Trexler, George Hefner, ,5l.' f , Q 4 fu R' Q' Q fl - ty QQ Ujiueswt N-..,, 1 xf X fi I fi f Erfw' f J A ' . . . A . g '9? 'app 4 0 Sf FL My Qt ,L J' es I 3? , , 1, J P K? P A X X X .. h vw qx . WX we 7,1 0 'QI la . WK, 1 42 4 ' , Q'- Q -If 'B BUCKEYE REPRESENTATIVES Buckeye Girls' State is sponsored by the America.n Legion Auxiliary. Delegates to this 49th state are chosen by the Faculty on the basis of scholarship and leadership Five hundred twenty- sxx girls meet in June at Capital Universxty near Columbus, to carry on the government on the same scale as that of Ohio This year s delegate was Velma Barbour but since she was unable to attend her alternate Yvonne Kimmel went Yvonne is 5 2 tall, and has brown hair and hazel eyes Th1s year she was Assistant Editor of the H1 Lite and Feature Editor of the Pioneer She was also a member of H1 Teens fVice Presi dentl, Bible Club fSecretaryJ Latm Club, Library Club N H S lSecretaryJ and the Choir In addition to these many activities she participated 1n both class plays as well as working on the various Senior commlttees Congratulations Yvonne from the Senior Class Over one thousand boys attend Buckeye Boys State This mock government is held at Camp Perry for ten days in the early part of June Here every boy takes part 1n operating a government ac cordmg to the Constitutlon of the State of Ohio The purpose of this organization is to teach the importance of being a good citizen and to learn the value of good government Delegates to Boys State are also chosen by the Faculty This year Gordon Smith represented G H S Gordon has brown ha1r and brown eyes He is 5 11 tall and weighs 165 pounds He belongs to the H1 Y Club and IS President of the Choir He 1S also business manager of the Pioneer He has been on the football team for three years and on the baseball team for two years Best of luck to you Gordon May you always be a success in every walk of life E ghty four Nw' ......,.,, W' Ruth Gexb s outstandmg personallty and sense of humor have won her the t1tle of Most Popular G1r1 at Greensburg H1gh School Ruth IS 5 2 tall has blue eyes and blond ha1r She has been qu1te busy all through h1gh school Durmg her Jun1or year she was Attendant to the Homecommg Queen V1ce Pres1dent of the Class Pr1nce of Peace W1nner and had one of the leadmg parts 1n the Jun1or Play She started out her Sen1or year by bemg elected Edltor of the H1 L1te Along w1th workmg on the many deta1ls that go toward pub11shing the yearbook Ruth was able to gxve a fme performance as Corl1ss Archer 1n the Sen1or Play The H1 Y chose her as Queen to represent them at the All Clty H1 Y Dance She placed 1n the top three there Ruth was also a member of G A A H1 Teens fTreasurerJun1or yearj L1brary Club Student Counc1l fSophomore yearl N I-I S , Lat1n Club NICE Pres1dent Semor year, She belonged to the Cholr and was a typxst for the P1oneer W1th a final touch of the magxc wand Ruth was chosen H1 L1te Queen Ruth has helped the Class of 54agreat deal and we all extend MOST POPULAR . , . . ' I VV ' . , f . - . . , . 7 Y . . , s . . .,. G' U Y 1 7 ' ' ' , . . . w,'L in . Y .- . I p 7 7 our many congratulations. The best of success toyou, Ruth! 1 , . . . , . . , ' . ' 7 I . I . .- , . . , . . . . , , . ' U 9 9 R fi Jack Bloom s super athlet1c ab1l1ty and constant smile have won h1m the t1tle of Most Popular Boy at Greensburg Hxgh School Jack IS 6' tall has blue eyes and blond ha1r He has been very act1ve durmg h1s four years 1n h1gh school at Greensburg He played three years of football and was Co captam h1s Sen1or year Jack also played four years of basketball, wh1ch was h1s favorlte sport He was Co captam h1s last year and h1gh pomt scorer m Summ1t County In add1t1on to th1s he set a new record at Greensburg of 39 pomts 1n one game He made the All County teams m both football and basketball Jack was also on the track team and was one of the best pole vaulters and h1gh Jumpers 1n the county He was act1ve m other school act1v1t1es however as well as 1n sports During h1s Sen1or year he pres1ded over the meetmg of the Student Counc1l He was 1n H1 Y two years and was Chaplam h1s Semor year Jack has always dxsplayed sportsmanshxp not only 1n the games but also 111 every other school act1v1ty The Class of 54 1S proud of you Jack and wxshes you the best of everythmg 1n the future Esghzy fwe THE ROYAL COUPLE YL? GENE and CHIQUITA 'STAIRWAY T0 THE STARS' October 28 was HomecommgN1ght The Sen1or Class elected three boys as Klng Crowner, and Attendant, and three gxrls, whose names were turned over to the foot ball team Each of the other classes elected Attendants to the Klng and Queen also Meanwhlledxfferent Semor commxttees were buzzlng Phyllis Miller,who was ln charge of decoratmg the gym selected the theme, Stalrway to the Stars Wlth thls in mind, the Semors gave all avaxlable time and energy to decorating the gym with s1lver,blue and plnk stream ers Tables at the slde of the gym were covered wxth pink paper and stars Potted ferns and balloons com pleted the effect The crownmg took place on a ralsed platform backed wlth blue on whlch there were sparklmg stars At the same tlme, Frances Cowger added the funsh mg touches to the crownlng ceremony Barbara Hughes head of the refreshment commlttee, had arranged to serve soft drmks and cake That nlght durmg half txme, the band formedan alsle Through thls axsle D1ck Wlne drove Mr Hoffman's con vertible In this car were the Freshman, Sophomore and Jumor Attendants Bob Boettler drove the second car, courtesy of D W Brldenthal In this car were the Queen, Crowner, and Sen1or Attendant The Queen was presented with a bouquet of mums by the Jmuor Class President, Alfred Cowger Ruth Gexb was 1n charge of the half txme act1v1t1es It was a f1ne game desplte the fact that we were on the losmg end 20 9 After the game the royaltywas pre sented at the dance As Dave Hupr1ch's orchestra struck up Star Dust, the Attendants proceeded through the arch way and took thelr places on either sxde of the throne The Freshman Attendant to the Queen was Beverly Stehler Beverly s floor length formal was of melon marqu1sette over taffeta Carol Crawford, Sophomore Attendant, wore a lavender baller1na length formal w1th a netoversklrt and stole The Jumor Attendant, Ellzabeth Trxpp wore dark green tulle and velvet over taffeta Loretta Olenlck, Sen1or Attendant, chose a formal of purple marqulsette over taffeta wlth black velvet streamers The Attendants to the Klng were Jlm Scott, Fresh man, Darrel Fultz, Sophomore, Dave Clark Jumor, and Semor, Hayes Austm Next came the Crowners, Mary Ann McCortney and Jerry Domokur Mary Ann wore a peach taffeta dress All the gxrls carried yellow and rust nose gays Then the spotlight sh1fted to Gene Clemons and Chxqulta Starkey, as Gene escorted our lovely Queen to the throne Chlquxta wore a rust formal wlth pearl Ln sets It was a full baller1na length skxrt with a detach able bolero She carrxed yellow and rust mums wxth fall leaves of varlous colors In the atmosphere of the stars, the dance could truly be termed out of th1s world Eighty su: ff X is 5 T N 9- E I swat ,, Z, Y t 4 , :.- t x f Q ' , . 7 Z ' ' 5 Q . E' 2 . K A . S , A , I! T ,- Y l 1 1 . , - . - . . . . , - , . 11 ' vl ' 4 ' . , . . ' 1 . , . . . . J ' ' ' s l n ' . . 0 CIQEKJL S J0Nl0,9 KK aww Z 5 B516 L 2485 'QW' TH was cnowuerzs DAVE ww AFENDAN 1615: vigsJEL 3 a IAfr5w,,,,,S Wxsqghf i f' L: f in 2. 1 Si Q'J1 a 9968 xii an A395 QHTS ADIES IN NG S MEN ENTETTE Qc Y IT WITH F 1-nwruif HW! -ew ,Q D bil' i. HI LITE QUEEN The 1954 H1 L1te Queen was Ruth Gelb, chosen by a vote of the Sen1or Class The class selected seven glrls, who were candldates for Queen, but the result of the votlng was kept secret untll the dance, on March 13 Ruth's escort was Jack Hefner Eighty rurle .,+.-W E 4 23, xy . We I T ' , gg, . -Q' ff be JE, ix E , V 'gut . ' t is N 1 A kg- t sf f K ., , .-. . - Q . ev 5 - HAYES AUSTIN CROWNER pl DAWN LeMOINE Sous Ie Clel de Pans A lovely Queen the shlmmer of soft hghts sw1rl1ng,dancmg couples, all III the romantlc settmg of Pans, France These combmed to make the H1 Llte Dance one of very pleasant memorles Red streamers ran dxagonally from the walls to the center of the cellmg suspended there was a black crepe paper net fllled w1th balloons Small tables wlth red and whlte checked cloths gave the 1llus1on of a Parls Cafe On each table were stamed bottles 1n whlch colored candles had been placed The s1des of the walls were bedecked wlth Can Can glrls, and cock tall glasses from wh1ch there rose bubbles of varlous colors Refreshments were served at one end of the gym under a large strlped awnmg Other ltems addmg a French accent were an easel on whlch was a modern pamtmg, and a cart fxlled wlth pussy wlllows and yellow daffodlls Potted ferns and flowers were on elther s1de of the throne, whlch was separated from the stage by a black net Balloons placed III the net added splashes of color As each couple arrlved they were handed a programme The black sllhouette of a Can Can glrl plus the name of the dance appeared on thxs small, red booklet The suspense grew as everyone wondered who the Queen would be Mr Guess, the only one 111 on the secret stepped DICK WINE MARY ANN MCCORTNEY WILMA JOHNSON PHIL STONE Ninety II o I .ff f ' if 5 ' . . ' 1 . . O! Q ' -fy ff: ' i f! 7 J X' . . 1 , fs into the spotlight during the intermission of the dance. Dave Huprich's orchestra was playing softly in the background as Mr. Guess announced each girl and her escort. First in the spotlight was Diane Rokich in a light blue tulle formal. Gene Clemons escorted her to her place on the throne. Next was Frances Cowger, escorted by Bob Begert. Frances wore an aqua formal trimmed with lace Wilma Johnson, the third Attendant in a formal of blue net over tafleta, was es corted to her place by Phil Stone The fourth Attendant was Mary Ann McCortney, escorted by Dick Wine Mary Ann wore a formal of deep rose taffeta trimmed with velvet Ranking third in the votingwas Norma Keener, Crown Bearer Norma's formal was light aqua marquisette over taffeta She was es corted by Jack Wylie Placing second was Dawn LeMo1ne, Crowner Dawn escorted by Hayes Austin, chose a yellow formal with a black velvet bodice The Queen, Ruth Geib, was escorted to the throne by Jack Hefner She had a ballerina length formal of dusty pink taffeta topped with a net overskirt Ruth was presented with a bouquet of white carnations by Mr Guess Following the crowning, the entire court danced to The Song From Moulin Rouge As the hour of eleven drew nigh each couple bid a fond Bonsoir as they stepped from this French fantasy back down to earth CROWN-BEARER NORMA KEENER iifimre YO' JACK WYLIE pn FRANCES COWGER Ninety one ,--wt DIANE ROKICH Q5-Q WVR BOB BEGERT 'Qi-vu GENE CLEMONS i . , . . - . 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'sc 2 ' f w B' , Q X ' w '- Q' 5 W 'uw ,f CAPTIVATING COURT MISS HI LITE FANCY FO 3,,,.,,,nlf DANCING DUO CROWNING CLIMAX OT fl? ffl HI Y QUEEN Thxs year the H1 Y chose Mlss Ruth Gexb as therr Queen and also then' representatlve for the annual H1 YDance held ln the East Gym of the YMCA Mxss Gexb placed among the top three of twenty SIX Summxt County representatlves The glrls were chosen for popularxty, poise, at tractlveness, neatness, leadershlp, and personalxty Ruth was mtervlewed on WAKR TV by Gene Davis and she was also interviewed at the YM by three gentlemen from well known photography studxos Her escort to the Hi Y Dance was Bob Begert, President of the Greensburg Chapter of the H1 Y Ruth was lovely Ln a pale rose ballerma length formal Her accessorxes were s1lver and her flowers were pink carnatlons The H1 Y Club was mdeed proud of its beautxful 1954 Queen Nmety dures ff s..,,,,, 'H-'fl sf ff 'L' ave ai' K 1 Bal-ry Callese Each ear the H1 Y Clubs of Oh1o elect two mem Y bers to represent them at the Youth Government Berea These boys go to Baldwm Wallace College 1n to hold the1r annual convent1on and elect1ons Th1s year the G H S Chapter chose Barry Callesen and Al Cowger as the1r delegates Barry, a Sen1or IS a member of the Cho1r and on the H1 L1te Staff He took part 1n the Sen1or Play and has played baseball for four years He was also on Al a Jun1or IS Presldent of h1s class and Ass1st ant Ed1tor of the P1oneer the school paper He was a member of the track team th1s year At Baldwm Wallace a youth governor senators representat1ves etc are chosen by the boys Thxs youth government takes over the runmng of the state government 1n Columbus for a week Of the 350 or more boys there were approx1mately ten chosen from Summ1t County To run for an offlce be had to make athree m1nute speech all H1 Y mem rs 1n front of the assembly Later they were voted for by what 4613 JWNX ALR H Alfred Cowger the ent1re group of boys Both Barry and Al were f r a pos1t1on It 1S rather 1musual for one chosen o school to be represented by both delegates 1n the Youth Government Barry was elected Alternate Representat1ve to the f th House a.nd Al was elected Press Representat1ve o e Ak Barberton and Cuyahoga Falls Newspapers ron a.nd local weekly papers They were comm1ss1oned by Co the mayor on March 2 for the1r Jobs and were 1n lumbus from Apr1l 23 to Apr1l 27 From the Neal House wh1ch was the1r temporary headquarters, they went on many tours of Columbus f th b1 est treats was meetmg and workmg w1th One o e gg the governor As members of the Comm1ttee on B1lls bef the they each had the Job of 1ntroduc1ng a b1ll ore other Congressmen Both of these pos1t1ons are of great 1mportance and we atG H S feelthat our representat1ves are well qua11f1ed for the1r dut1es Thxs IS mdeedagreat honor for our school and for the boys Nmely four the football team his Junior year. I - - t ' - The Qtfaff of the 1931 HI LITE WlSllPS to offer lts srncorff thinks for your loyal support, wxthout whlc h Ab we look throuvh our innudl year ifter year, we shall be renunded consmntly of your SGYVICC to us, and we hope you wxll benefxt by thls remmder Nznelv flu ., Q A 1 -1 - . 'f Q ' .- :' 1, 7, 1 I : , ': an annual would have been impossible. , 5 , ' D c ' c 1 ' . . c ' , . The COTTER MERCHANDISE STORAGE COMPANY CH GEIB President MERCHANDISE WAREHOUSES Th COTTER MERCHANDISE STORAGE COMPANY If ytdffltrg ddrbrpbl SEVEN FINE BUILDINGS FOR STORAGE d DISTRIBUTION OF MERCHANDISE pace! gm .ibdiuduinan MERCHANDISE STORAGE 8. DISTRIBUTION GENERAL OFFICE I33E CENTER FRankIm 6 3136 O O O e o ers 7I years' experience in providing economical and efficient storage and distribution. Our experienced staff is qualified to pIan and carr ou i icu sora e an is ri ulon ro ems. O I I MERCHANDISE CARTAGE CO GH GEIB President POOL CAR AND TRUCK DISTRIBUTION PROMPT PICK UP AND DELIVERY GENERAL OFFICE 133 E CENTER FRankIln 6 3136 Ml 4 5320 AKRON I2 OHIO 996 MAYFAIR ROAD B 84 Em wa-ze I: I BR Zazzdaywg 7616 Dm NI, Y Us 4-man, 7076 Sad! Zzccwatang O O I . . I , A I Ph 2 ox 5 E . PRYIIR'S IIIARKEI 4-mwawmwL77te4caf M 4-3620 MASS LLON ROAD IHIIIINS SHEII SERVICE Qzoaaoew Q44 Od Qwaalfopawo LEE HIGY CEMENT LIME HAY FEED SEED Rusov's Market I I 7 2514 3691 MASSILLO 0 0 0 0 0 TTS MILL Phone: - 1611 MASSILLON ROAD' AKRON IZ, OHIO ST 4-3623 WAYNE IIIIIIIIIIAIII' TY 6-24 o AUCTIONEER GREENSBURG AUCTION HOUSE SALE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 6 30 P M GREENSBURG OHIO HILLS SERVICE STATION SO IO GAS d OIL GENERAL AUTO REPAIR PARTS AND ACCESSORIES NORTH CANTON 9-8599 M DONALDSVILLE HusroN PUGH S O TING GOODS CO HIGHEST QUAL TY AT LETIC EQUI MENT T F EST IN CL S N VA SITY S EATERS AN JACKETS 6 af The Myersvllle Inn G M C TRUCKS A G T LINES GREEN TWP h BUS SERVICE GARAGE 8. SERVICE STATION A KRUMROY 8. MASSILLON ROADS 6 of e MONARCH RUBBER 6 af RAY S GROCERY STORE G 4 af MASSILLON ROAD CLEANERS 6 af JACK S BARBER SHOP T555 MASSILLON ROAD P R I . C I -4 PARKSON ' Th I Co. I ' I CARPENTER S Studio Qzeaufwe 794az'a9fza,e4m4 WEDDINGS PORTRAITS HOME OR CHURCH 965 COPLEY ROAD AKRON OHIO UN 4 2191 KEPLERS S RVICE GAS OIL TIRES TUBES BAIT TACKLE SOUTH MAIN d CASTON ROAD 7 0 FORMAL GROUPS AT STUDIO ' E U af FALCON LAKE PICNIC GROUNDS F.W. KOONTZ GRANGE MUTUAL CASUALTY CO. NOTARY PUBLIC TY 6 2717 2204 GREENSBURG ROAD KITTLE S SERVICE EAST LIBERTY DIETZ S LANDING TY 6 2404 MI 4-9069 Holdren s Grocery LAWSON PRODUCTS we DELIVER 7 oo 7 oo p TRITTS MILL MI 4 9030 PLANNING DESIGNING INSTALLING Gfua Beaulq eu: saw .fz sawn, e STONE CONCRETE CASTING POTTERY MI 4 2133 LAKE ROAD Mcbonaldsvrlle Inn Speclalrzrng an CHICKEN STEAK FISH and FROG LEGS We cater to partres and banquets Servrng up to I50 North Canton 9 7068 ZEHNER S SOHIO SERVICE BRAKES TUNE UP ACCESSORIES I474 Massrllon Road AKRON 6 OHIO ST 4-0263 ERNIE RANCK B AND E GROCERY Qualrty Meats and Groceries FROZEN FOODS I564 Massrllon Road ST 4 0263 U of ATHLETIC BOOSTERS hnd I 1 1 ' l O an I I r SAM FAUSNIGHT 40 W. TURKEYFOOT I Q ' 4 of r ' I . - 4 ne u redone E. L. SNYDER Excavating BASEMENTS PONDS WA TERLINES DITCHES SEWERS FOOTERS LICENSE N0 1123 R D I2 MI 4 5813 BOLIN S 3634 Massillon Road TY 6 9998 BOLIN S HOME 8g AUTO BOLIN S AUTO SALES I U ALLEN TUNE UP EQUIPMENT T S TTER ES AUTO RADIOS LUBRIC T ON E POLISHES H AEE MIXERS TO STERS RO S FANS RADIOS SPO TI GGOODS 0 FORD 9 PLYMOUTH 0 CHEVROLET I CGDOERGTONORL 7 1 1 Comp etc Quality Post War sed Cars on . Our Bargain Lot for the perfect fob Auto Accessorie ome liunces 0 E 0 T -UP TV N IN N I For your convemence we are open from 8 00 a m to 7 00 p m CAMPBELLS MARKET DRY GOODS DRUGS QUALITY MEATS SELECT GROCERIES TY 6-2429 GREENSBURG Forest E Wise and Sons o.lOHN DEERE TRACTORS o MYERS PUMPS and SPRAYERS o BOLINS GARDEN TRACTORS o REO POWER MOWERS P O BOX 46 GREENTOWN AULTMAN OHIO OHIO KING S FROZEN Eoon and LOCKER SERVICE with THE NIBBLE NOOK A NEW ADDITION FROZEN Fooo Phone TY 6 2512 THURSBY ROAD d GROCERY CENTER oPPoslTE GREENSBURG scuool. rcecemm G lb Rwtmurmnf SPECIALIZING IN Chicken Steak Ham WE CATER T0 BANQUETS 8 PARTIES LOCATED ON ROUTE 241 I MILE NORTH OF GREENSBURG SQUARE Ohddh Phone: I 1 NORTH CANTON 9-1535 TY 6-2798 1 o U n - on fd Qlcwaw 7zme LAST MINUTE NEED' CALL US THE SANFURDS' GREENHUUSE yzofw PHONE 9 2642 ROUTE 9 GREENTOWN OHIO GREENSBURG'S NEAREST FLORIST GWMMQ af Miles Drive Inn G ' af TURKEYFOOT LAKE GOLF LINKS INC Ml 4 9075 294 TURKEY FooT LAKE ROAD AKRON omo WEAVER'S SERVICE STATION Sohlo Gas 8: O11 C ndy Pop Ice C 4325 GREENSBURG AULTMAN ROAD TY 6-2809 MUSIC BOOSTERS C H GEIB 8. CO MEMBER A M G R A PHONE CANTON 9 9218 H ga gm! ffl: fly APPROVED 8- LICENSED BY STATE ALSO AKRON HEALTH DEPT ALL MILK PASTEURIZED V4 MILE NORTH OF GREENTOWN ON ROUTE Becker s Service Station SOHIO GAS dOlL GROCERIES POP CANDY SHANE S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED SICKROOM SUPPLIES W T NICKISON PA 4 9415 9 UR 0 hunddf ' ' a -D - . ream IQ Ph et 6 . af ..... . a - 11- 1' Q ' If ' . . . 8 , . . , Gfl 4044 so. MAIN sT. - - MI 4-3529 GREENTOWN 0 0 8 . af AMONDS B WATCHS WATCH U JEWELRY REP ' GREENSB G ROAD TY .., A W D.W'. BRIDENTHAL 'im'- SALES AND SERVICE x f GREENSBURG ROAD TY. 6-2550 J. L. ROSS COMPLETE FOOD MARKET CANDY - SOFT DRINKS - ICE CREAM COMET OHIO PHONE CANAL FULTON 2686 Sullivan Bros Plumbing Co 1444 1445 Massullon Road ST 4 5471 ST 4 8712 KIMMEL KNOLLS HOMESITES REASONABLE OX 9 3597 Products of the Graphic Arts MAC OIL COMPANY ART OFFSET PRINTING T249 MASSILLON RD I C . 0 LAYOUT Q MAILING SERVICE . 203 CAXTON BLDG. CLEVELAND 15, OHIO I SU erior - AKRON 6 omo P 13860 f Whmdmmwfaluqdmmefa PAKES PHARMACY Turkeyfoof Lake Road, Portage Lakes, Akon, Ohio Qamfplmenid af Anglemont Farms Excavahng Zmdfofzd and Pzqu '7nc Basements Excavated Draglme Work Water Lines Sewers OX 9 2120 PHON E ST 4-8820 Road Building Grading COMPLIMENTS OF H1 Y Oscar Blmer Mlss Jane Fxsh Clearmg House Mlss Esther Schenley Sharon s Beauty Shop Mr and Mrs James Emerson Mr and Mrs John H Douglas Mr and Mrs A E Clemmons Sz Son F H A Ahce Patr1ck Mxss Cora Gelb W1ll1e and Mxllxe Mxss Dessle Bramlett Mr and Mrs G Parsons Mr and Mrs Read P Clark Mr and Mrs Jerry W Morrxs Mr and Mrs Glen Worden Sz Fam1ly G A A Festus Suttle CarlJ Bozeka Mr Lester Klmmel Mr and Mrs Dmklns Mr and Mrs T Parsons Mr and Mrs Dale Lovelace Mr and Mrs R H Mellmger Mr and Mrs Larry Stone 8: Fam1ly N H S Fran Hartley Almeda Cormany V1rg1n1a Monastra Rev and Mrs Ganyard Mr and Mrs H A Gexb Mr and Mrs D O LeMo1ne Mr and Mrs Rlchard Parsons Mr and Mrs M1chaelE Eberhardt H1 Teens Shxrley Houk Don Warner Mason s Auto Parts Mrs Margaret Snowden Mr and Mrs C H Gelb Mr and Mrs D L Kendall Mr and Mrs E A Selgfreld Mr and Mrs James S1bert8z Fam1ly A Frmend Frank Lowden June Wllllamson Den1son and Dlehl Forty Acre Restaurant Mr and Mrs J Maggese Mr and Mrs Vachel Goddard Mr and Mrs Leo Lusk 8: Fam1ly Mr and Mrs L V K1mmelKz Fam1ly Mrs Bower L1brary Club Allan Parsons GeorgeS Hellmann W1ll1am C1ty Bakery Mr and Mrs E G Clor Mr and Mrs P A RlCh1llgS Mr and Mrs Ray Zmk gl Fam1ly Mr and Mrs Mlchael Chgkan Kr Son Blble Club Mrs IVE! Trltt Clara Cgrmany Mr and Mrs Melv1n Danford Mr and Mrs Ralph Smlth Q Sons Mr and Mrs Luther Plummer Kr Sons Bobby Gexb Bruce I Kerr RSISS Varlety Mr and Mrs Stone NoelsConfect1onery My and Mrs H E Sloan Mr and Mrs Russel Kleckner Roy Hosey Truckmg 81 Excavatmg Mr and Mrs C W Stal-key gl Fam1ly J P Guess Arlxe H Thorn John Vandever J1m and Loxs Mosley Mrs Martha Thompson Mr and Mrs Ralph Bowers Mr and Mrs Don M Kohler Mr and Mrs Eugene W1se 8: Randy My and Mrs E R Wllllams Q Ronme Llnda Jones Gene and Diane Tom and Merna Gxrl Scout Troop 337 A 8: B Servxce Statlon Mr and Mrs Joseph Emery Mr and Mrs T H Brammer Mr and Mrs James W Rlchardson Mr and Mrs J Kleclmer 3, Chlldren Dorls Phelps Exleen and J1m Bl1n Scatterday M1ss Ehzabeth Trltt Mr and Mrs M Cycyk Mr and Mrs C H Frazee Mr and Mrs Theodore Frayer Mr and Mrs Ed Parsons K1 Jeffrey Mr and Mrs Joseph F Cordl Ka Sons Mr George Gelb Mr Rex Boughman Mr and Mrs H H Garman Mr and Mrs R H Hoffman Mr and Mrs Dale Brumbaugh Kz Fam 1ly Mr and Mrs Emll Grayshock 8: Chxldren Freese Oxl Co Davld Selgfreld Mr and Mrs R T Yerlan Mr and Mrs A E Rxchter Mr and Mrs Robert Karas 81 Ch11dren Mr and Mrs Wllham Trxtt Jr Sz Fam1ly Sh1rley and Joe Mr Robert Fouts Mr and Mrs Ray Boettler Mr and Mrs A T Parsons Mr and Mrs Harry Dooley Ez Chlldren Mr and Mrs Seesdorf gl Andy K1 Eumce Ann Mr and Mrs Wlllxam Magrell Sr 8: Fam1ly One hundred .seven Mrs. Ruth C. Baker Mrs. Lillian Whited Mr, and Mrs, V, M, Webb - Q- y h . . . . .- .I . l 'f- CES A X 4 'J oc ...iff :Y I' .l CQ Now we reach the last page of this yearbook On page 1 we were willing and eager to go 108 pages later we are rather weary, but able to say that our book is at last a reality We hope that your name appeared in it at least once and that this H1 Lite will give you something to look back to in the future Our book could not have been possible if it were not for the following people Mr Clare Cressler for your drawing, which we used as our athletic full page Leroy Seigfried for the use of your camera to take informal snap shots Mr Clay Vandever for helping us obtain a picture of John, and for keeping it a secret, too Mrs Plummer for your help and c oope r ation in our Search through past PTA minutes Mr Hoffman for your football resumes Long after the cheers have died away we shall remember the games in detail Carpenter s Studio for taking so many pictures for our book so patiently Horn Ohio Company for your personal interest in this yearbook, particularly Mr. Rizzo. These are the people, who helped belnnd the scenes. Many, Many thanks! Every precaution has been taken to 1nsure the accuracy of this book. We cannot be responsible for errors or omissions. nn Xp D Q , E 'RSL . i g :-ZX -l ..-..-,::'::.s L:--, . ,ff 5 N f-' 'i ' , .Qs ' f 1 f . WA, 1T-K U 6 :f , 5.4 11 . . . . . , .Az vw 5 G- R, Y 5 ' M, , . I S 'V X .1-w il' 3 ,W -A W Wfmrvw - I