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

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Jack Seward Lam Tetrlck President VICE Preeldent Gladvs Schrllrng Marcla Standlew Treasurer Secretary Top Row l to r rthrb pager Edna Barnes John Batterton Betty Blrghton Mary L Boyd Susanne Bracken Norbert Brown Second Row Blanche Bruewer Betty Chrlbtlan Ernest Clemonb Lors Clemons Lourse Crarg Mary E Doles lwrthdrawnv Thrrd Row Robert Foster Ruth Fren lr Wrlllam Goodwrn Lewrs Green Carolyn Fourth Row Mlldred Hahn Evelyn Ham rlton Louree Hamrlton Dorothy Herman John Hrllman Not Prctured Dorrs Brckel Robert Chrrbt man 4w1thdrawnr Carol Clark Edrth Clark Mary Fregenbaum Robert Hall Harry Hood Clements Kohrman Cecrl Mangold Ernest Mlckey Robert Narwold Robert Powell James Rrchards Jack Rucker Donald Smrth Juanrta Westphal 4w1thdrawnr Gro ver DeMosb flfeafz MQMQ al fl-QCCUZCZLMQ I Page 12 I amend Top Row 1 to r 1Page 131 Marran Holt zlrder Mary Hooten Irene Huesman Betty Hr mmel Clarence Ke ley Mary Hutchrn son Laura Krndrrck Ross Krrkpatrrck Wfrr ren Konvelman Esther Vanderbur Second Row Katherrne Lee Evelyn Lernenweber Dorothy Lrnk Lester Man gold Goldre McColley lwrthdrawnr Dan Michael Marguerrte Moore Helen Venter Thrrd Row Jean Morrrs Maxrne Nelson Bernard Nrenaber Rrchard Owens Robert Pleak Robert Ray Ruth Lora Ray Mary Alrce Reed Maxrne Rernke Mary Catherrne Vogel Fourth Row Bernard Ruble Mary Elrz abeth Shrrk James Smrth Wrnrfred Smrth Eunrce Snyder Robert Stone Robert Stutz Dorothy Tetrrck Leonard Thompson Grl bert Warfield ' V ' . 9 . v K .Yr I Y ' . Y . . ' -Y Y Y ' , , ' . 1 , j . fe , I - - I ' I. m . . ' A . . ' I .- ' - ' I '. ' C , U A ' .' , ' ' ' GuHeyvLil1ian Hamer. Bill McCormack, Wilber' McKinley, Mareta T . . Y , 31 - . v . v . Y H .U 5 . . , ' , . Y . L. ' - ' - 4 ' . I i ' - Y ' v ' X v .Y I Q ' v ' 1 ' ' Y 7 V ' '. v 1 W D v ' - 1 7 - ' 1 . . T

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Dorothy Aultmaxx bequeaths her vxvacxty to Max xne Relnke Wxlla Barnes wxlls her gxggle to Edward Howaxd Rosalyn Beeson bestows upon Leonard Welage hex xaven tresses Rebecca Bowers leaves hex come hxther smlle to Mabel Gxaham Vxrgxnxa Bxooks wxlls hex love of nxght lxfe to Vxr Qlllla Mxexs Maxjorxe Brown bequeaths hex stenographxc abxl xty to Gertrude Schxoeder Glenn Buchanan wxlls hxs perseverance to Grover DeMoss Betty Buell bestows her blue eyed beauty upon Maxgxe Loyd Lucxe xa Buell leaves romantxc xnclxnatxons to Blanche Bruewer Paul Chrxstxan wxlls hxs abxlxty to take dates home eax ly to John Gxeen R Maxxne Clarke leaves her nxckname to Ruth Loxs HV Rx1a Collxcott wxlls her xntexest xn chorus to any othex songbxrd Jo Cory wxlls her offxce as secletaxy of the senxor class to Marcxa Standley Alfxed Doles wxsnes to leave Walter Bolxng hxs love of the faxm Clcarlcs Fromer bequeaths hxs lxkxng for the gxrls to Stxcky Naxwold Kenny Fxomex leaves hxs love of the terpsxchorean axt to Harry Hood Jean Morrxs Jxmmy Guthxxe wxshes hxs place xn the student councxl to be fllled by some responsxble person Clara Hardebeck bestows upon Dorothy Mount her love for the male sex from certaxn other towns lor townx Marxe Harlow leaves hex abxlxty as a trumpet play er to an underclassman who plays xn the trumpet sectxon of the band Tom Havens wxlls hxs lxkxng for Chrxstmas color combxnatxons to Dorothy Bausback Alfred Hennxngsen bestows upon Dan Bxll Mc Cormack the abxlxty to thxnk up excuses for skxppxng school although D B seems to be domg all rxght Mary Ellen Hxllman wxlls to some other glrl her affectxon for the Sxsson boys Thelma Johnson wxlls her straxght As to Arthur Exneman Rxchard Johnston leaves hxs bashfulness to Leon ard Thompson Clara Klene wxlls hex dependable nature to Janxce Allen Beulah Mae Knarr leaves to Helen Venter her de cexvxng manner Agnes Krxeger leaves her studxous attxtude to Dor othy Shrxver Ann La Barbera bequeaths her regular attendance at school to Mary Louxse Boyd Joe Layton leaves hxs xntexest xn the freshman class to Tony Nxenaber Dale Letzler wxlls hxs wxde eyed look to Bob Pleak Dale Locke leaves hxs athletxc abxlxty to John De Moss June Lynch wxlls hex babyxsh lxsp to Mary Elxza beth Shxxk Dennxs Max txn leaves hxs Taxzan physxque to any one who wxll weax a leopaxd skxn John McKee bequeaths the wave xn hxs han to Wxlbux McKxnley Peggy McLaughlxn leaves hex txtle Best Dressed Senxor to John Rxchard Owens Patty Mxers wxlls her mule lxke qualxtxes concern xng the ponxes to Carolyn Guffey Jxmmy Mlller leaves a cheerful good nature to hxs brother Paul Norbert Moeller wxlls hxs good Judgment to Rob ert Ray Vxrgxnxa Moore bestows her Chrxstxan attxtude upon anyone xnterested Rosemary Navarra bequeaths her abxlxty to un derstand economlc problems to Betty Chrlstxan Harold Nelson leaves hxs love of tall gxrl frxends to Joe Reece Harold Oakley bestows upon Bob Wrxght the Job of usherxng at the basketball games Vera Owens wxlls her petxtxons for elevator servxce xn school to all remaxnxng members of the after lunch chemxstry classes Howard Rxcke bestows hxs preference for flshxng mstead of school upon Loxs Clemons James Rxgby leaves hxs abxlxty to play pxng pong to Bxlly Bob Goodwxn Franklxn Robbxns bequeaths hxs sudden xnterest xn the falr sex to Bob Wxllxams Gertrude Robbxns wxlls her helpxng attxtude to anyone who can fulfill the Job N Schlemmer wxlls hxs southern accent to Jxmmxe Roberts M L Scrxpture wxlls her dress desxgnxng abxlxty to Henrxetta Moeller Charles Shxrk leaves hxs abxlxty as an ag student Betty Smxth leaves her cheerfulness to the whole hxgh school whxle she xs followxng the fleet Wxllxam Smxth wxlls to Ross Kxrkpatrxck hxs abxl xty as a physxcs student Paul Spencer wxlls hxs cock of the walk attxtude to Louxe Green Mary Anne Stapp leaves her love of a farmer to Marxta Moeller Lucxlle Sutton bestows upon Edna Barnes her do mestxc xntentxons Mary Ann Swxft wxlls to Mary Lee Sparks her abxlxty as a Jxtterbug Verna Tatem wxlls to Rosxe Stapp her typxng abxl xty Ruth Thackery wxlls her appetxte for hamburgers to Dxck Russell Max Tlchenor bequeaths hxs hexght to all lxttle men Joy Tomson wxlls her wager layxng abxlxty to some other good loser Ray Txchenor wxlls hxs speed to Olxver Hunter Ned Transuu wxlls to Jack Seward hxs abxlxty to dance Robert Welage wxlls hxs knowledge of Batesvxlle to Johnny Cole Martha Whxteford wxlls her Job at school to Max me Buell Grace Wxlson bequeaths her quxet nature to Wxnx fred Smxth Maxxne Wxntxn wxlls her hexght to Mary Hutchxn son Isabella Wolter wxlls to Julxa Goodwxn hex bxg brown eyes LaVerne Young bestows her forexgn correspond ence upon Catherxne Wxlson Lloyd Myers wxlls hxs wxlllngness to help the teachers to Bob Fostex Sally Zoller wxlls to Lxllxan Johnston hex abxlxty to succeed xn anythxng but math and xelated sub jects l Page 11 l I 0 1 ll ' H ' - ' . 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