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

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'.1o -Tg?43.'disvaQezn-.- Left to Right, First Row-A K. Green, L. Storms, L Smith. M. Kelly. M. Dalmbert, B. Hutchison, E. Am Rhein, R. Lacey, R. Oliger, D, Licking, J. Fey, C. Shulte Second Row g L. Bair M. Johnson M. Brune R. Stew art, R. Hawkins, W. Beagle, C. Thorpe Third Row - N. Venter S. Clemons S. Link J. Havens T. Shoemaker Fourth Row-R. Bennett, M. Clifton, H. Doggett, D W' 'Ji Selke G. Holtzlider 44,00-oaavopqp 'paapacvv :oavvoo-v Q.-fvapvavfavoo -4 ap. Q- 4-, track of the minutes spent in class meetings. Raymond I-lennett, eco nomics instructor and debate coach was selected to advise and guide the juniors in their class affairs. A neat sum has been collected in the sea chest from selling candy at games, holly wreaths during the Yule season, and sponsoring a food market. The object of all this financial activ- ity was to treat the seniors with a grand Junior Prom and still have some pecuniary resources left in the IUNICRS -4F q v class chest to help finance a X ealbook for the glddlldtth oi 1939. Now they are finishing a prosper- ous year with a quick catch of the breath and a fluttering sigh realizing the short time they have left on board -just time in vu hich to see one more cycle of assembles and bisket- ball games one more Honor D xy and another Junior Prom. In the three years the seeond mates have been in our crew, they have gained a prac- ticed and weathered eye: they have become bold sailors ready to take the seniors' places as iirst mates. a f.Q l25l

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l24l Left to R1 ht Fnst Row C Sewaicl D Weewee R ' ' Beeson tl R Smith D MCHCIl1y C Mount J RUUIOI fold E Hier P Schroedei Second Row W Millei B Kelly R Gaitin M Fold D Stephenson V Cole M Rcdelman M Ofmkley R A1c1e1y eu Thnd Row H Maudlin C AIIISVVO th M McHugh W M Reichait C Howe 6 ,A Fourth Row E Redelman R Davis R Stuhxenbeig, D Bushman D Shnk W Cuiiy fi-' - Coming to the end ol A peiteet xe n the IUHIOIS oi seeond mates found than bum mu md blltheness some whit tempeled bx the lealizdtion th lt in addition to the prixlleges which would come to them is hist mates thex xx ould h ue to lssume the responsibilities th xt xeeomp-my th-tt coveted position. 'lhe Iuniors are 1 lass leaning 'to- W 1rd the social side, being friendly and zetive in the soeiety of the school. -Xmong them one finds Varied person- IUNIORS dlities sueh ds zssistfmt 8Illt01N ot the Tree C ity hiee. e md outstanding, members ot' the debate team. Twelve boys of this el'1ss are zithletically in- elined r-iting positions on the b xsket- b ill b-lseb :ll and traek te'1ms. -Ks for the girls one will find them active in their resiective 01'gclIll7 ztions G. -X. -X. I lzy Qhop md Qunshine. -Xt the beginning of the sehool term the juniors elected Robert Stuhren- berg president of the class with Paul Oliger as the Vice While Don Lick- ing kept the record of the money taken in and spent, John Fey kept ,v Q3

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P. Christian J. Layton J. Miller K. Myers H. Nelson M. Tichenor R. Tichenor D. Letzler W. Barnes R. Beeson J. Cory J. Lynch M. Marshall M. Meyer M. Stapp M. Whiteford D. Aultman L. Bair W. Bayliss R. Best V. Brooks M. Brown G. Buchanan B. Buell J. Clark M. Clark R. Collicott A. Doles C. Fromer D. Gentry J. Guthrie C. Hardebeck T. Havens R. Hawkins A. Henningsen M. Hillman R. Johnston C. Klene B. Knarr A. Kreiger A. LaBarbera D. Lock D. Martin P. Miers J. Minary N. Moeller L. Moore M. Musgrove L. Myers J. McKee P. McLaughlin R. Navarra G. Newman H. Oakley V. Owens W. Pratt 261 H. Ricke J. Rigby F. Robbins G. Robbins A. Schroeder F. Schroeder Chas. Shirk M. Sisson B. Smith W. Smith G. Spencer P. Spencer L. Sutton F. Swegman M. A. Swift A. Sylvia V. Tatem R. Thackery J. Tomson N. Transou G. Tucker N. Updike S. Vanderbur R. Welage R. Westphal G. Wilson M. Wintin I. Wolter S. Zoller ' ' ' ' 'awww SOPHOMCDRES WITH their second year on board ship the quartermasters other- wise known as sophomores, now feel experienced and are already aspiring to important positions as Pirates. Now that they have their sea legs, they can settle down to the last years of their voy- age. No more are they hindered by those characteristic blunders which inexperienced seamen invariably make. From now on, all will be full speed ahead. Full of small airs of self conscious sophistication, they pressed on undaunted, supremely sure of themselves. Vim. vigor, and vitality are personified by them. They have served their appren- ticeship with enthusiasm and have made rapid strides toward their goal of being officers of the deck, and have the privilege of looking back over two years' successful cruise along their charted course.