Greensburg High School - Tower Tree Yearbook (Greensburg, IN)

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li in-1-n SENIIORS I ANNNA SMITH-Chorus 1l,23, Sunshine Society 13,43, Booster Club 13,43, Home Ec. Club 11,2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 43. JANE SPARKS-Play Shop 12,3,43, Sunshine 11,2,33, Booster Club 11,2,3,43, Pirocrats 143, Girls' Chorus 11,2,3,43. HELEN SPRINGMIRE-Booster Club 113, Home Ec. Club 12,3,43, Sunshine 143, Orchestra 11,2,3,43. GILMAN STARK--Southwest High School, Kansas City, Missouri 113, Hi-Y 13,43, Play Shop 143, Debate Team 13,43. NANCY STEVENSON-Play Shop 11,2,3, Pres. 43, Pirocrats 143, Booster Club 11,2, Vice-Pres. 33, Quill 8: Scroll 13,43, Breeze Staff, Vice-Pres. junior Class, Class Prophet. GILMAN STEWART-Play Shop 11,2,3,43, Booster Club 11,2,33, Sec. of Ag. Class, 133, Corn Judging 11,2,3,43, Livestock Judging 12,33, Corn Prince 133. HELEN STOCKHUETTER-Booster Club 143, Sunshine Society 143, Pirocrats 143, Home Ec. 13, Sec. 43, Mowrey English Contest 11-Srd., 2-2nd.3, jour- nalism 143. LILLIAN THOMAS-Home Ec. Club, Mowrey Sewing Contest 13-3rd.3. HOMER TURNER-Hi-Y 1l,2,3,43, Pirates qs,4p. oTTo WALKE-Hi-Y 113. CLYDE WEAVER-Bedford High School 11,23, Hi-Y 13,43. ALBERT WEBSTER-Orchestra 123, Band 11,2,3,43. ROBERT WEISNER-Hi-Y, Chorus 113, Orchesrta 11,2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres 43, Band 11,2,3, Director 43. ROBERT WOOD-Boys' Chorus 113, Orchestra 11,2,3,43, Booster Club 11,23, Baseball 12,3,43, Sports Editor Breeze Staff 12,3,43, High School Sports Cor- respondent for Daily News, Hi-Y 143. BETTY WILLIAMS--Columbus High School 113, G.A.A. 123, Booster Club 12,3, 43, Sunshine Society. Sixteen

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JUNTURS First, they were green freshmen writhing under the scornful stares of the upper classmeng then, sophomores, sharing the joys of abusing the following group of freshies g Now, they are jolly juniors, and they have earned this title for from the moment of organization they had as their code, Good Fellowship Toward All. Under the eicient sponsorship of Miss Frances Eward every project which they attempted proved successful. . - Class ot!-icers were: Harry Williams, president, Charles Redelman, vice-presi- dent, Billy Licking, secretary, and Bobby Howe, treasurer. ' SOPHOMORES The class of '37 is one in which individualism is paramount. For an unor- ganized class, it has co-operated exceedingly well in class room work and school organizations. They had a representative on the debate team, and members in the Sunshine Society, Play Shop, and Hi-Y. The success of the Pirates and Saplings depended largely on the athletic ability of some of them. Its members demonstrated extensively, varied abilities in different school ac- tivities, this year. I THE 'JFRESHIIES' No, this isn't the faculty although it does bear some resemblance at first glance, nor is it an assembly of seniors, basking in the warmth of newly-found superiority, but you are looking at a group of individuals who, believe it or not, comprise the cream of the school's intellect, the very brain trust of G.H.S. It is your privilege to gaze at a collection of budding geniuses who, because of their pardonable inexperience, have become the objects of unrelentless ridicule and shameless derision. But for one brief moment they throw off the yoke of humiliation, lift their bowed heads, blink at the birdie , and stand before you-the class of '38 . Eighteen