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

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1944 volume:

2 2 Z The Tree on the Court House Tower The Cltv ot CIILCDSLJLIIQ has one outstandmg featu1e, the tlee on tht Couxt house towel, to elexate lt aboxe the status of the IHQCTIOCIG and the commonplace Th1s phenomenon of natu1e has made Gle9l'lSbLllg' one ot the show plaees ot Indlana and the Unlted States It has been 1epo1teml bx ASSOC1dtLd P1858 and teatu1ed 111 Rlplex s Bellexe It OI' Not It Flllght well be te1med an Elghth Wondu ot the Wolld In the eommo11 xe111aeu the map The unusual loeatlon of the tlee uouses the CLll10NltX of those 11 ho 11s1t 01 pass thlllllgh Olll tou Il mf also brmgs mam t0Ll1lSts espeemllx to see It Da1lv, st1ange1s max be seen manreux ellng tor L elose 1 ILVK Ol the best angle T01 L snap shot lhu ask questlons ot court house ofllelals XlSlt0lN and l0flfClS, and all too oiten thex IUKLIXL taeetlous 1cpl1es and l1t tlt llllfllllldtlilll lhc l1lllNtlOIlN most ottt ll mskecl alt about the klncl ot t1ee hou It gets 1ts Xl ate1 supplx uhethe1 thele lS anx sol 111 thc toue1 and hou lfllQ,'0 lt 1s we 1 oxa 11eens1u1gQ1 we ce slllt uoulc hasten to cllselalm Ill Nllslllelflll ot plantlng xet Ilblh xps all do not know th It tht tlec ls an aspen and th lt lt 1s mne itat hlgh N ltllll has been luml to Cneens 111 thls Illetllltsqllf Ttcltllle Olll tou Il eounexl has sought to p11se11e ls gl .mc 1 the samc tllllt s1te 1 o t e passrn In In ltllllfllellljl' the ou e 1 ue om 1 to ou1 CltX tlhf, aclxantage ot thlN LlIllqLlC blt of ux11t1s111g and QHISXXLI quest1ons nttouslx am stllfllls A Joxe C ue should appleelate Jlll loue1 T1ee OUISLIXUN ' v ' '41 - 1 -- 1 1v'-1 1'-I ' --1 '11. '- 1 1 ' . -1 '1 1 1 ,1 ' ' - . ' . - S 1 . H 1 I 4 ' 1 1 1.1 ' K1 I- ' 1 il. , , .? . . . , ., K, . , ,' L. 'I' 1 v,.,. , , , ' , L. . . . ,L. ' '. . . 1 I1,4l..v I I C . ,I sl . V, , f 3 ,I .v sk. 'K 1 1 his . ' . - V' L. F. ' ,' ' . ' H lv x. k K, , . 1 Yy' H . ' T H ' ' ' - 1 ' 11 ' - 1 1 1 5 1 - L , , . . . , . . 4' f , . ' , . ' ', ' ',, - I 1 , 1, . 1 ' . 1 ' 1- . . - A'2 ,h Q kv I Y' w -x lv- l2il', OUT 'CFCC hw Put G1'99USbU1'LZ 011 burg in many ways and especially so ' l ' 'l. ' . . M. e 'V ,xl , . 1' .' .' ' j ' ' f't't' lat 2 1 ' +.'z ' tj 1' ' ' ' ' .a l hx r '- j j 'e' ' t '- . .' ' ,' f L' s .' j er. Suwlj 'f 'z 't ' ' V' to K1 ' l ' N L, 1. -k- . lv 1 2 - , . v- . 3 ' 'l. ' ' s ' ' ' z s ' .' . rj co1 ' 2 s Q' ' I sly. l H 'mll 1 . ' , ' - .J ff 1 Y, . . ., ,', V, , rw V 1 . ALFRED SCRIPTURE E 1101 HARRY WHITE Bu Mow THE UWER MAY 9 1934 REE .Sl hoo! C9Tf7Ll71lZllfl071S Classes AL twzms Features ARTICLES C111 Bllllllgb 13111101 C 11011112111 Fxcultv Su11sl1111e SOCl8tV H1 Y Club Boostel Club G H S O1chest1a G11ls Cl1o1us Play Shop Debate Teams Qu1ll and Sc1oll T1ee Clty B1eeze Staff G11ls Af1119tlC Assoc1at1o11 TOWCI T1 ee Staff SL111o1 Class Ju111o1 Class SOD1'1OI'I1016 Class F1esl1ma11 Class P11 ates Saplmgs Baseball Team C1155 Poen1 Class W11l Class P1ophecy Snapshots Iii 1167 Fc mmcnt Item R jzurci or 1111111 R1 er c 4 1 I NIQR GREENSBURG HICH SCHOOL U Q , 4. 'Q 1- A- ............. 2 If 'z I . , . ......... . . 26 A - f' ' A .........1 . 4 D '- .............. 5 5 ' ,............ 6 . . . ' . ' ......... . . 7 . ,,.......... . 9 1, ,............. 8 C ............ 10 ' ' ............ 11 ' ' ' ......... 12 . ' ' ' ........ 13 ' ' . ......,.... 14 Y' ' ' ' .....,....... 18 ...........,. 31 ' ...,....... 32 ' .........., 33 -' - ', '- .............. . 22 ' ' .............. 23 . . . . . . . . . , . . 24 , , ............. 15 15 ' ..,,.......... 16 - ............ 17 P1b ished by he s E C L A s s o F 1 9 3 4 N 1 THE TUWER 'lI'l1llilElE. HAT tl llts does lll ldt ll H1 lll hlxe' Thele ue mlnx xxe slx One seldom iound to anx glut ex tent xx h1Ch xxould be absolutelx nu essalx ln thls ldeal xx ould be f lll ness It IS thls chalactellstlc U81hl1lS xx hlCh fllst comes to the nllnd lt anx S s gland man lts pllnclpal le h IS ClQd1Cdt9d hls posltlon to the plo motlon of the SChOldSt1C mor ll Uld SOCldl xxelfale of the students The llxes of those ln hls classes haxe been enllched because thex hlxe Ullllt lll Ltllltlfl, xxltll l tllllj j,1LLt mllld Hls qultt lolcefulness h s l llllt ot s lx lllg' somethlng ex SIX tlnlt llt sptllxs hls leldx smlle hls nox Ll ceflslnff lctlxltx hls COLl1tQbX ll these h lxe made ex elx student of G H Q h1s Slll.LlIlCl'1fl16I'1fl N11 bllllnqs ILLLIX ed hls deglet flOl'I1 the Unlx 61SltX of Colorado H assumed hls plesent dlltlf-ES as prlncl pll of G H S lll 1922 and hls Cdpl lllx held thlS DOSIUOII up to the ples ent tlfllf-3 besldes actlnff ln the capl tltx of DIIHCIDLI he lb ln 1f1St1LlCtO1 lll CIXICS lnd economlcs Qmlll boxs max be Lccused of h81O xxol hlp Bovs ln G H 'S xxlll ldmlt th xt thex hlxe l Xd1dSt1Ck lox Whlch they can meas LUL themselxes Cflrl ll lngs mln xx hollx ldmllable th It anx box who folloxxs lllnl must be fine Carl Bllllngs Pllllclpal of Cf1CE!DSbu1g Hlell School 119541 .2 L1 Ax .2 7,2 2 - l - 2 5' v Q 1 1 rtxl 2 ' 2 ' 2 rx Q I' rx Kllmrl . . l' x A ' ff, lf . - .. V, li sz' ' 1 f o ' x, K I uv Y xc ll . x t 9 ' . ww av' lu. c Y n'1 wx C' CS C .1 ' v xx L x C nn- ' ' ' l 4 xv . . . , , , , .k. . . 1 . ' lx 7 . -x., xx 1 , -,, one who has met Carl Bllllngs, G. H. Q . V Y C CAA m n A A ' C n 1 n Cn L' l 1 1 v . 4 l Q 1 Q . l , c , ., v l L1 hx 1 'll'- S .K , . L. , . A , LH . 6. 2- x c V. U , .,, 2 A' 7 '- S 4. vt . .n. v. 1 1 4 Y C C v Ev! 2 .ffl 1 kv l yy ' Q L- 'J x ' .T c J' ' V I ll Q, a 2 so v v 4 .44 1 U c c l . . TIHIIE TUWER 'lI'lRlElE Elmer Jarman Sl1DG1l11l,6l'ldCl1t of Greensbuxe, Pllbllc Schools HIRTS ONP xc.11s c SLIXILL to Cneensbulg Publlc Qchools cue bchlncl I l IHLI C' Jelnmn Thesc xc.11s hfue bee lTld1lx9Cl xxlth Stlllilllj., DlOg'lLSS ln ill depfut ments H1 le.1clc1sh1p lms been onc of thc clnef facto1s 1n hc uccess cf thc Gzeens lllllg Hlgh School llnough h1s 8fT01tS the achlex ements .md l1OI10lS NYl'llCl'l h.ue co1ne to thls school haxe been manx M1 JCIITILUI has alxuus been help ful .md ss mpl1thct1c 1n h1s deullngs class of 94 ovses much ol 1ts success to lns 1l1lLC1CSt and ltl1LI1fllX idx 1cc In glllfllllg the destnnes of the school hc hfxs chavun h1s COIlClLlS10l1S f10l'l1 h1s cxpeuence of thntx one xe.11s asso Ll lt1OI'lS mth the xouth of Gleens blllg lVlr Je1man 1ece1xed h1s A B de glee f1OIT1 Fldnklln College 1n 1892 flnd 1n 1893 he took h1s -X XI deglee 110111 the s xme collegc He NClXLCl .is NllI701llltLllClCl1t of countx schools fo1 of c1tx schools Ill 190 1 .ind has set up lll cnxmble 1cco1d 111 thc xc.11s fol loulng Xs ex eu lIlSt1t1lt1Ol1 must h.uc lts gfllllllllil' DCI son.1l1tx, 1ts nucleus About xxhlch .ue gltheled thc tangents XXll1Cl'l NCIXC to mdkc up thc X1 hole, n1e1 C Clflldll 18 1 o t 1 o 119541 l l f- jx, H rf .' ' 1 the 1 Q v 1 . I m 1' ' ' 1 D '1- V, ,. . Y L H 1 Q v v' 1 1' ' r . -,ss ' 2 . - - . ' .S ' t , :1 ' 1 1 ' - v . . V 1 v. Y - - ' - -- . , is 1 - 1 . lv 4 K1 v 4 1 '. ' 'S . ' K- K- -' , . v A-. K- ' - and associations with the pupils. The six years. He became Sll1lC1'll1tCI1LlCIlt .- 7 vw .w -- fv-s 1' 9. :vw .1 0 . . . .. u . . - . . 'lv ' V 1 K- . Q' x - vz v' 3' i 1 f ' x - - ' 1 ' x' 'K' - ,V -' '.v- v.-17...- -..'v'v -- I-2 l K1 1' tv I kv- v . I 1 1 I 2 H x I -V 4 . . ' A, . v . - x , v .. ' - El 'call f h'st ' ' ' A ' G. H. S. THE TOWER TREE Sunshme SOC16tY One of the h l.1l1J1QSt gmups 1mong the orgf1n1zf1t1ons of GlLLI1NlJLllg' Hlgh School lb the Sunehme SOC16ty Whw ' Well who can be happ1e1 th m when renderlng SLFXICQS to otlce1s' And that IS wh1t the Sunshlnc Socxetx does In the WCdl 19m 19'-1 the socletx sponsoled sex e1al f1ct1x1t1es Th1s w LS the first year of lte h1sto1w th It 1 pubhc 1n1t11t1on was held Lt 1 Vesper Serylce At Th l.I'lkSg'1XlHg t1me b1skets ot food were Cl1Sl21lbLIt9Cl to needy 11m 1lleS Then dulmg the C h11stm 1s se1 son the membels sold Sunshme t 1gs The proceeds were used ion the Chr1stm11s pfuty f0l the less l0ltLl nate k1dd16S of GlQ9I1SbLllg D111 lng the campalgn for the s 1le of T P seals the guls we1e lC,Np0ll'x1lDll f sales 1n the hlgh school Xnothu 1llOIl,C,t w 18 th It of help lllf suxc noon lunches to nee lv chool ch1ld1en besules the wo1k thele w1s also plenty of fun Xt the beglnnlng of the Xe ll 1f1eshm'1n putx w IS g11en 111 the l0ll11 ot 1 w e1ne1 1o1st fOl all lleshm 111 gnls of the hlgh school In Octol Ll 1 H1llowee11 IJ 11t1 w IS held Lt the hlgh school bllllfllllff Much en mtches spooks f1ndothe1 su1t1ble 1c1tu1es 011 thc whole the qLlI1Nl'l1IlL gnls 11xcm1c1 h11e11 11sc cesstul one 'l h0ofl1ce1s 11 e P16S1dC1lt Algel Shr1ver V106 P1 es1de11t Peggy Hamllton RCCOIGIIH, Secletaly Ruth Carney T1C'1Sl11f,I Helen Beall COI1PSpO11Cl1ll,f2, Secx et.11v Jean Tumllty 11954 , vc- -- .,, . . , V, 2 K. . K.: I 3. .25 2 ,- . 1 , 1 .. -. ., , 1 ' - 2 1 1 ,S , 1 y ., EA. . K. ' 1 I vi v 1 1 K ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' , f ' - v 1 1 . 1 Nl I' 1 v , 1 x1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1. 1 ' 1 - 1 - K . . . c c 1 c c - c 1 ' ' ' ' - ' ' 1 - 1' 1 Y ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 M 'JO 'D 1 N 1 1 1 1 . K1 L1 1 L. 1 1 1 1 ' 1' ' ,sl '81 -Z K. I jx , 2 2 1 1 A 2 1 lv ,2 A, 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 , 1 , X ' , I ' ' 1 1 v c c 4 , D, - 2 1 2 2 H' tertalnment was proV1ded by the ' 'l-'AZ - 1 1 1 1k 1 ' ' 1 1' ' 1' 1 1 1 1 ,. - V I v 1 V A , Q., 1, I ' ' ' ' ' C ' ' C L 1 l 1 ll t 3 - c 19'D'D'19vJf c 1 '- 1 v 1 ' 1 1 , 2 ' 2 ' 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 1 1' 1 - cz ' ' ,sv , , 1 , ' I . ,,,, ...,.,.,,,.,, ,,, ' I .'2 . 1. , . ,. . . 1 ' 1 ' ' 'M' .' 1 'Ol' . . L' L' L' . 1. VA. ' . 1 , 1 ' 1 I I 1 I THE TOWER TREE The H1 Y Club n. X QIOLIIJ ot box s xx hose dnlbltlllll lt ls to cleate, Ylldlntdlll, and extend thlilllgh out the school and eommumtx hlgh standalds ot C hllstldll llxlllg' The elulm xx as Olfldllllell Ill 1921 and has glfhvlll sttadllx exel slntt T'l0I'l1 sex en Lllltll elght oclock each Wed nesdax exemng the telloxxs meet fOl dex Otltllls, KTINCUSSIOUN, enteltaln m nt, and noxx and then 1 bean feet 1NOIll0Xt,ll The SOC1cl1 exents thls xeal haxe conslsttd of the annual Sxxeethealt dl x 1 Nlo Q1 ant hon Ilanmut and a I' un Ixlolle to close the season The OTTICQIN of the club thls xeal xxele Iohn Max pltsldtllt HAIOICT alnex X1L61llGNldt,Ilt 'Nolan e 1llg't0Il, seeutalx Rohut Johnston, t18d.SLllLl and Hal Vhllex selgeant at alms 'lhe nexxlx elected OfTlC91S fm next xtal ale lnesldent Crux R Gllthlll xlu IJlCNldi,Ilt Wllllam Rob nns scum alx, N a to m C dl tleasulel, Ralph bloxxn and ser geant at AIYUS, HRIIX Leadbettel 119541 Qs I The lli-Y Club is rule up of :L I 'tg z . thf' ' l ' 1 rt, 5 ' ' . ' l ' ' - A .nl . J . .v v 1 5 ' ' ' ' - ' C. . A 0 . - , Z A' . R,d- I t M K. ,.., . 3. Q I. K L P ' T lx' ' . . . .. , , Y' ,v .A. ,. ' vi . X. , I - L , K v - ' . . v x ' ' ac' .Ja 1 'I T N i T. X I 1 e - ' - l 2 - ' '3 ' ' -' A , T ' - ,ln A ' -ll l' .': .', +t- .l'l-l 'l k2 ' ' . . Q . . 1 7- Y - . ., - -'Y , 4 1 v . 1 . -. -. - kv nav . -. . f 'II'lHIlE TOWER 'lI'lRlElE The Booster Club P C m1x sta11d T01 lllllfllbhl ot thxnge but the one xxe h 1xc 111 nnnd lb a xelx lmllilltlnt Olf., 11114 1t1on T01 all loyal students of G H S the BOObt9I Club Th1s g10LlD xxh1ch 18 the nucleus of the 1oot1ng., sectlon at exerx home g1me xx 15 O12.,dH1l8d 1n 1929 by Al Qtlbl Let s scc th 1t glx es ue fixe good stmng xea1s bchlnd us doesn t lt' Let us look the sltuatlon oxer A xea1 O1 txso 1go xxe m1g.,ht g,1xe 917011801 of the POOSt9l Club 1nd a fevx others got the11' heads tog,ethe1 and bobbed up xx1th th1s dx namlc statement The BOObtG1 Club has got to Start boostlng ALL school act1x1 t1es Whx do xxe sax dx n 1m1c' Be cause 1ts the nea1est WOICI xxe can thlnk of to dy nam1te and th It state ment certamlx blevx the 11d off t thlngs The student body 1nd ex en the faculty' xxas axxakcncd sud denlx dllllllg' 111 assemblx SIIOHSOILCT by the subyect of th1s d1ssc1t 1t1on to the fact that G H S had been ha1 bormg 1n he1 mldet some hltherto llIlNllNlKLt6dlX t lY'lTOllS peoplc L 1t1n cont1st1nts dcb1tc1s 1ndothc1s IS soltcd to t1stc Th lt xx 15 the xea1 I'IOYl01 Du xx 1s 111st1tuted thc day XKl'llLl1 means so much nov1 to CNQIX up 1ndcom1ng., XOLlITgSt6'l IH these p11ts lh1s xc ll the Yl'lLITll7L1Nh1D suffered 1 sllght slump but the soclctv xxas successtul Clt xx ould sound good 11 xxe could 1dd sxxcll sxxeet etc but vse must notb The custom of glxlng son t1ckcts 1nd T01 116001 1t1ng for the Homecomlng G1mc xx 18 kept up and 1n LlHL1Sll tllX l'11g.,e HLlmbQ1 of sectlon 11 IEOLIIITQX tlCk8tS xxas sold by the I 00StL1s Pep scss1o11s th Lt beloxcd 1cl1x'1 t1on 1ttc1 h0LlIS ot h11d study h1xe been used bx the bO0StG1 Club to IOUSQ 1 somevxhat d1oxxsy school sp111t Doxothx Pleak and Ga1ne1 Tho1nc xell lc1de1s fo1 the xear xxo1ked h11d 1nd to LH am mmf., de g11ec succeeded Ill GETTING THE ST UDLNTQ TO YELL So mother successful xc ll 18 ours 11954 1. ,. 15 1 1' ' 1'1' 1- Q '1 .- 1 1- 1 ' 1, 1 1 '1 1 11' 1 3, 1 1 1 '.', 1 12' 11'- '1 1 xy ' -E 1,-E '12 ' ' 1 L. 1 E Z.. 1' 2 12 K1 A tv 1 1 v1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1. 1 ' 1 ' A 1 v t 1 1 . . 1 . l L . z 1 1 , N 1 . w 1 v ' . 1 v ' 1 1 1 v v 1 V 1 1 , 1 c 1 1 ' ' V L1 1 ' r K1 1 ' 1 -2 - 1 ' 7- uv K1 1 ' A1 , V, 2 , ,H .,. ,A 2 . v 1 A ' , 1. ,S K1 1 1, 2 ' - L1 V' 'k. my ,Z 1 , , 1 1x1 ' A. 1 1 1- K1 1 I- Lv 1 1.1 1 ' A1, l A1 ' A1 R1 1' 1 A y1 K1 7 ' 'L K1 K1' 1 ' L1 1 1 sk. ' ' 1 L1 r ' ' 1 ' . 1 .' '1 , 4' 1 , ., 1 y 1 1 1 v 2 1 , ' ,1 r' 1 K1 l 1 X1 ' 1' someone a break and say' th1'ee - the 1J1'1ZCS for those selllng the most sea- . s 1 1 1' ' , 1 ' .' ' 1 .' 1 ' ' 1 '1 ' y 1 y ' 1 K1 ,- 1 ' 'E 1 yi L1 ' 1 , K. tv 2 L. C L, c ., . L, - 1 ' . ' ,' 1 . 1 1 1 1 Y 1 - 1 1 1 1 . A ' 7K1 1 1 1 A1 1 1 1 I ' 2 ' X 1 1x1 ' 2 1 A1 yy 2 1 ' 1 . ' , 2 K. 1 - , , K1 VY 1 K, 1 1 1 ' 1 v ' O ' 1 L1 1 z A1 v 1 K1 A ' . K1 1 z 1 K1 ' 1' -l 1 tv c 1 1 1 if . T L 1 1 K - 3, t 1 Bc K I N' , tv 1' 2 SK1 .1 .1 K. 1 1 1 1 , 2 1 2 2 2 1 ' r - .Iv A1 .' 'S 'ss , 1 2 ' , Y . 1 1 L1 1 1 ' 4 ' K X . '- 1 41 'C L 2 ' ' 1 ' 1 L1 ' L1 1 1 71.1.1 ' V1 ,E 1 'K1 k1. l 1 l 1 - -. THE TUWER TRIBE G H S Urchestra 101,110 t1101111111111111111t111 11L11LN 11.1 111m0t11111g 11111 11011111 111 01 11111 .1111 .lS11I1g' 11111111 xl1N 111111 1111 111 1111111111111 01 11111111 111 1111 111111 IL 11110011, ch111e 11.111111 101 1111 111.1101 11.111 of the g11111111 11111110111 Stu 11e11t1 11110 111:11 111 1111 01C1'11Nt1d 11111 11111 01111 l6COgI11ZC t111 1111111 1111111111 11h111 the1 hc-:.11 1111111 11111 11111 c11N0 10.1111 S01'1'1Ot1'11I1Q,'0f 1111 111111111111 10m 111011 1111 CO1T11J0N11111I1 11111 .111 11111 11 111g to T111 111ga111z.1t1011 .11111t111 111 1111 11010111 G1l1S 151.1111 1111 C H Q 111111111 g.1111 1110 0111110111 1lN11'111J11I1jI th0N1 111 1110 g11.1t 51 111111101111 1 1I11.111111111 1.1111 .1 811116 111 1 1.11110111 fU111I10Nl1 . 1 011111111 I1 1 1 1 111 11.11 11.1t111111 10111.1111111g 110111 10101 111.11111 111 11011111 NXLPHIILI .11111 111111111111 11111111 1111111111 1111 11001111 1 01.111 11111 11.11 INLC r11'11 .1 QIILQN 11111 111111111.111 .111111111.1111 T1111 11111 .1111111 111 111111111t.11111111g 1111 11111111 111 .1 1111111111 111111111 1111ef ex 111.111.1110111 01 1111 111.1111111 .11111 111111111 1t.11111 1111111 1101010 1.1111 111010 11.11 11111111111 11 Nl1111 1 511011 01 1111111 11.111 111.11 1111 111111 1111 101111 111111111 1 L11 111 111111 111. 1 11111 21111 XR .111.1111111 1111111 1111 1101101 .11 1111 101 1 1 11.11 110111 1,1651 111111 11011111 811111115 X111 11105160111 1 1111 xxl1N11l1 1 1 11 111.11 111 119541- 11 ,.-, 1 ' 1: .. 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THE TOWER TREE The Play Shop Brlnglng ltselt mto the pubhe s no tlce by Dl0dLlC1I1g' mole pl 11s th 111 It had attempted duung :IDX p1e1 10Lls smgle sermon the P1211 Shop G LI S s dramatlc Olg211'11Zdt10H hlled 1ts nlnth 1ef11 111th ten D8lf01fHdHC9N 111 cludmg the thlee one det pl 11s of fered ID co 0DQldt10I1 111th the second year publlc speakmg class DSC13115 11ell l1ked and 1tte1 1ts fllst appeamnce 1n Octobel at the 1udSOIl1L Temple 11 as plesented befoxe se1 L1 11 apprec1at11e .1ud1ences Its cast IH eluded Betty Ste1enson Rf1lph B1o11n John Stewart Nancy Ste1enson 1nd Allce Gartm EICXQH new membels 11e1e select ed from the Luge numbel YK ho took p11t 111 the eomo1t1t11e t11 outs to lepldee thc t11el1e l l.f11 ShOlJ1X,lS 1vho gl 1du1ted l1st 10111 These people 11e1e lllltldtid 1t 41 be1ut1ful 1nd 1m p1ess11e LBIQIHOIIX held ln the 17111015 ot the X NI C A IH OCt0bLl Se1e11 se111o1 memhels ot the Il11 Shop 11e ellglble to Thespls Hem bE,lSl'111J 111 thls hono1 111 dr1mf1t1c so c1et1 1s gn mted 1cco1d1ng to 1 ment NX stem e1ol11d 111 Nhs Russell hem kel TOIINLI sponsol f1nd1e11sed by Xllss W1lo111se Woodblldge and R11 mond bennett plesent sponsols The IW! 10 14 05-10615 of the P111 Shop 11e1e Plesldent Dolothy Seheldlel 1 V1ee plesldent H1r0ld cdlllty 4 See1et111 Peggy Ham 1lton 5 FIERISUIQI NI11ern Sparks 1.1 1195541 IP1rre9l 1, U1 - 2- 1 1 1 ' '-1 11- 1 ' 1 ' 1 11 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1. 1 ' 11 L' av. 1 'z 1 1 1 t . . 1' . 1 111' .1 .Z 2 , is 1 . 1. ,L1 1 1 5 s ' 1 , N' , . 1. ' ' - - 2 ' 2 z - ,1 ' w . ' ' ' 1 1 11.1 a v . 4 s 11 .1 ' , 1 .1 L ' ' t c . . v 4 1 vi 1 s I 1 . i Y ' . 1 N ., ' .A . . . N' 1 ' 1 -1 1 2 1K1 , '- J 1 ' 1 L' 1 ' 1 'I' ' 1 7 2 L' - '- ' 11 , 1, ZH ' l .' .'. A 3 - . HW ' ' 1 1,1 , . ' .' 'Z 5 2 ' .': ' e1n1es on Wednesda1 was es- - 1 . . . I . 111 , ,1 1, 1 .11 11, 1 - 7 v I 1 1 11 Av' ' 1 A A' L' ,1: 1 . V I -1 1 1. 3 11 1 1 ' 7 1 ' 1 ' z 1- y . k.,.,.z , ' 1. 1 1 ' ,, .J 1 11 Y X 1111- .1 . ZW K ' 9 1 1,111 1 1' 1 . , , Y 1 c 1 HPI . 1 1 1 9 e 1 K1 1 1 ' 0' , 11, K 1 y K I ' 1 1 70 . T' 1 .1 - ,' -ul, V '- 1 1 .1 1 1 1 ' up , r . . Q 4 1 M v ' - . , ., , . ,. at ' ., .1 ,. 1 for I 1 THE TGWER TREE Glrls Chorus Music IS not melelx the pl rx thlng of opulence but lt 1s the UHlXLlSdl language of mdnklnd Tvxelxe yealb ergo Glgllt .g,11ls of G H S undel the skrlled SLIIJQIXI slon of Mls Althr flblklll dueetor of muslc Olgllllled the cholus xx hlch the Melodv Guls Thls cholus xx rs olgmlzed so thflt the students xx ould h rxe rn ODDO1tLlH ltx for dexeloplng then xocal tfrlent Thntx thlee took xdx antage of th1s 0pp0ltLlH1tV th1s xefu Wlth the exceptlon mi txx o COHCQI ts the Ylelodv Gllls m xde fexx pLlbl1C dppe 11 rnees The fnst coneert W as IH the form of 4 1 1d1o lno :de rst and the second xx db an rnterestlng and un1que plesentatlon of folelgn songs Al though thex d1d not make manx per sonxl appefuances th1s xeu It em be sald that then talent and erbllltx The guls xx ho entelcd thls Olgllll zatxon th1s xc u found th rt HIUSIC ls not melelx a studx but also a con trnufrl source of enteltalnment The OHICBIS of thls group for 3 3-1 xx ele P16NldLIlt Leuldh Hoxxe X ICQ p1 esldent X llglllld Sh11X6l Sec 1Etd1X and TlQdNLll61 Helen Haxens 1149541 l i ' 1 H kv' 'xx A -V, v J E y ' 1 s A2 -2 s ls- , ' -lx . 1 2 L- ' y ' ' .Lv X ' vi, 1.14 3 1 f 12 . 1 2 12 Ly 4 X . ' 77 - V. 1 . ' 1 1 ' 4 ' y v . 1 1 . ' ,- I-' - kv Q K, ' 1 ' 7- A. ki. - s 8 I, . L. ' A- . U- .7 ' . J . ly 1- 2 I ' , H ' .' z ' ju ', ' 'z kv. , 1 E 'r 1 Aw v . A1 ' . v 1 - l I xv in later years came to be known as have been recognized. U I 1 1 M ' - , v Q , ' v - I-1 ' , ' ' n ' 1 A C ' 'xx 1 K. .2 I, - 2 ' L. C ' 'Lx K- 32 . 2 S' 'S s ' z ' z ' - ' j .f j, 2 s - ' - uv, A 2 - ,- ' ,. . . vg, - - ' V v 1 -. 'f ,I - . I - A U J, - - 3 ' ' ' 1 1 w v' 4 1- Y. 1 ' .4 E Q- v 4. Q . - . , K , - A V . u K1 2 v ' 1 4 atv 1 4 K- a 1' 1 v ks. THE TUWER 'l1'lRlElE The Debate Team Undel the le xdelshlp mt hu mond Isennett eo xeh ot debate ln L1 H S the deb xtmg te zms h ue shoxx n some lem ukable DIOQIQSN th1s season Qlnce then 01211112 111011 III 19 7 the deb ltmg, squzds of Glbbllwlilllg Hlgh School hue mxtched then ults agalnst m lm of Indlani s best deb It mg teams Th1s xear ou1 squad hxs competed wlth no less th xn ten dlf felent teams md hzs been Leeolded The questlon fol fl1SLUS'w1Ull th1s wen ws ls Resolx ed 'lh at the Llllt ed qtltes should Ldopt the essentlxl fe ltlllih of the I'Jl1tlSl'l sxstem ot r'1d1o eontrol and opelatlon The nnal teams as selected bx the eo xeh wexe composed of Nlax eln Sp uks 1st affllmatlxe Ruth Cunex 'Pd iffnm atlxe lohnMu d l.ffllI'1ll.t1Xt md Gllmxn Stuk 1st negltlxe lllune Hel ox 7d IlL2.,I.t1X8 Wllll lm Rob lJ1l1S d new ztlxe NI uguet S xmuels C uol I'LlllN DOIIS Ixilb 1nd Malena Ixilllllllls glextlx 1ss1sted the teams thls xe u md took put 111 numexous deb Ltr s themselx es Although the teams mlde tn ex hzustue studx of the QLIQSUOH md spent much t1I'l1Q Lnd e1To1t on It thex wele dete xted IH the Cl1Stl1Ct meet by RLlNhXlllf Houex L1 thex had the the CllStllLt meet In lflflltlllll to debatlng 1et1x1t1es the pubhe spe Lkmg el zss h ts glxen 1 moek deb xte ns enteltalnment xt the Qfdfllfll tmthel md eon b xnquet and Llso It 1 meetlng of the local Rotary Club Imen membe1 of the class gaxe h1s xsslst mee IH 1 sales C tmp ugn fm the Txee Cltx Iheeze and f01 LH A1 mxstlee Du DlOg1 im presented fO1 the students ol C1 H S 11954 1 1 1 ' ' 1. 1 , . ' 1 6 1, ' 1 . ' ', ' ' 2 ' . 1 1 K 4 , . , ..4 l lc 1 c ' 1 ' . ' ' ' ' 1 'W . ' 1 , . 1 1 1 3 , ' 2 ' ' X . . n -, . , 'L lac X. A 1 1 l 2 -, 2 ' ,E A1 2 1 1 .1 1 K. , 'E 1 'J 1 1'l1, 1'k1 'E 2 1 1 ' ' . 1 . ' ' ' 'lf ' 1 1 . 1 . . 1 ' 1 1 x2 x 1 2 fl-, X . A 51 1 1 ' . 2 ' r L1 2 L1 I 1 mx i K1 1 ' x a XK1 I A1 X v XA1 2 1 1 2 X E- , ,' A, 1 xl. i , K. i , 2 A1- .' 2 j '- 2'.' I 2 - 2 .' .' L' ' Q ' 2 ka. Av uv 1 Q Av 4 Z kv L' A X? ' , DY 1 1' 2 - ' - 'blk 2 ' f .-1' ' . 1 ., 1 . honor of ll2lX'1Il f two best s Jeakers 1n e eelslon 1n many eases 1 n a - 1 x . l .I ' 1 X , , 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' 1 - v 4 1 1 n it 1 v i n v I L K K V '2 '2. . -. 1 , 2 2 - , , , 2 ' ' 22 '2 2 ' 'Q 2 2 1 2 .' 2 2 2 , I - X 2 1 ik' l ' ' l z I U . ' 2 1 '-2 -' 2 ' ' ' 7? C ' . 1 . 1 71 1 f y C n I C 1, Q 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 A A, c ., . K1 zA1k1 K1 2 . , 2 L1 ,1 2 2 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 . W, 1 1 , ' 1 - ' ,. Y Q A ' . H , 1 A , ..1 1 1 I t - C - , ' 1 1 . 1 O . 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THE TUWER TREE 1 u1ll and Scroll Th1s VQ111 m.11ks the hlth 1111111 L1 saw of the lilllllfllllgl' ol thc oL.1l chapte1 of Qulll .md buoll, l11te111.1 t1o11.1l HOHOIRIX Socletx fO1 Hlgh School JOll1H3l1Slls Mus F1 .megs Iux1.11d the 1100 C1tx lnecze SDOHSOI, 1 .1d11so1 of tht local 01 g11n1z11t1o11 On DGCQHHDQI 21 thls ch11pte1 held 1111t1at1011 SQIKICQS fo1 Hele11 beall It the home of C 1the1111e L1111hf1m 111th 1 dlllllfll follomnq lt the Dec.1tu1 Hotel To become .1 111e111l1t1 one muxt lx lt least 1 ILIHIOI 11111k 111 the uppel thud of the class seholflxtlcallx 111fl must haxe done HLIDOIIUI xxo1l1 111 the 1ou111.1l1wt1c held The 11.1t1o11.1l NBCIQ t1111 t1c.1su1t1 .1111m1ox1s 11eom111e11fl11 t1o11s submlttcd hx tht 511011801 l'h1s XC111 the souetx has stUd1l,il d1ffe1e11t l111e1 ol lltC1d1X X111t111g at the11 n1tet111g11 lhe o11e111t1o11 of 1 sccond h.111d hook shop 11011111131 111 sehool lmookx h.11 111111 UJllHt1llllLll 1111 1Lt1x1tx oi thu gnoup Clllllllgl the sea S011 The 0ff1LLl of th1 eh.111tc1 fOl 19 197411111 lJO10tlA1X lmllllllh IJICS ldcnt .md -X1s11lSh11xt1 1ee1et.11x t1e.11u1e1 1x11 h11111L lloughlx lvttx Stuen son IJo1othx l1l0Cl1L filllilllllb L.111 h.1111 -hgrel Sh11xe1 .md Helen Leall neu men1l1v11oi thu tlmptex 111 hlgh xehool 19541 l 1'o111: Ii-'111'Sim--1111111..Xll11'1'l I11-ixw-1'l. I1o1'o1i1y Ilxwliw llc-:11'2 K:1l11-1'i111- I1o11gI:1e, 1':11l11'1'il1-- l.:1l1l1z1111, ,llise l'Ixx:11'1l, f511111w11', II1-11-11 Ii'-alll Q . 'L1 L ,1 1 1 1 .1 , ' ' E ' ' 1 1- . 1.1- 1 1 .1 1 , 1 1 1 1x1 1? 1 1 - ' ' -1 ' ' ' 2 l ' J J ' f ' 1 .' A '. 1 ' ' 1 N 1 1 1 1 - V ' 1 1 1 1 1 .' 1 1 1 1 ' , ' 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 ' ' Y 11 1 1 11' ' , ' 'C h' V 1 N 1 1 I 2 '11 11 ,1 1 11 1 3 '. 1 1 ,. - 1 1 . 1 ' ' . . . , , . . , . Y J 1 , - 4 I. I. 1 'S . 1 1 .1 L1. A. . U. . L1 . K. ' , . 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' -' 1 ' '1 1 1' 1 1 . c l 1 1 ' 1 1 . ' ' ' ' 1 1 1' 1 1 1 , ' . 1. ' . . , . 1 . . E 1 A 5 5 ' 1' . 1' 0-J - , . . 1 . J . ' . 1 2 ' . 1 -1-,1- 1 -J ' ? K 1, . - 1 ' 1 1' 1 1 ,111 - ' 1 1 A ' 1' 1 ,1 1 11, 1 1 1 c X 1 1 1 K , 1 , . l - 1 1 1 , ,. , K1 1 '.t 11' , .Lx I, S x. - . 1 . ' ' 1 1. ' 1 . 1 1 J 1 ' ', .' 2 1 c , 1 J A . 1 t '. 1 1 ' - ' . . 1 1 1 . 1 1 ' . . 1 1 , 1 1' . 1 . 1 . . . . t , .Y . , V 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 . THE TOWER 'lI'lRlElE Tree C1ty Breeze Staff COHtlI1ll1Ilg lts plan ot haxlng two ed1tor1al and two busmess st lffs the Tree C1ts Bleeze Uust bleeae to Nou pall formed 1 mum p ut of the extra culzlculal dCt1X1t1QS of 34 G H S students These students are the cleam of the clop IOI bes1des llblflg able to ur1te xt least lntelllgentlv these ughtly IJl'l.lSLCl xoung 1ou1n1l 1sts must be depend nble Exelv one of them has a go 11, fo1 It 1s hom the and Scxoll lHtGlH2J,tl0Il il ll0IlOld.lX so C16tV for hlgh school youln lllsts ale selected Speclal commend ttlon ls due these xallant souls thls yen To make It posslble fo1 more students to sub scrlbe the sponsol md edltols wlll lnglx took mole work on then shoul ders by submlttlng to 1 sm lllel s17ed paper Need we mentlon the deples s1on as the lncentlx e EDITORIAL STAFF A Ed1to1 Katherme Douglas ASS1Std.lllL Edltol Peggy Hamxlton Make up Edxtol Dorothy Brod1e Exchanges Margaret Samuels Featules Nancy Stevenson and Mar galet Axdery Spol ts Ed1tox Robert Wood Repoxtels Cauol Ferrxs Dorxs Kalb Maman Isuel Helen Havens Cleda W tgnel Ruth Calney Faculty Adv1so1 MISS FI'3.1lC1S Eward Asslst tnt Advlsox MISS Evelyn McDe1m1t EDITORIAL STAFF B Edltox Helen Beall ASS1St,d.IIt Ed1to1 Mavern Sparks Make up Editor Dolothy Brodle Exchanges Dorothy Scheldler Featules Catheune Lanham Suzanne Foes Humol Ed1to1s Algel Shr1ver Jane Sparks Spoxts EdltOlS Callos C1a1g Floyd Clemons RGDOIUCIS Marv F McLaugh1xn G11 man Stewalt Dorothea Klausmg Maxy F Ardery Faculty Advlsor MISS Franc1s Eward Asslstant Advlsor Mxss Evelyn McDerm1t BUSINESS STAFF Busmess Manager Betty Stevenson Cnculatlon Manager John May Cnculatlon ASS1St2llltS 101113. Wagner Ethel Balley Mary Land Advertxsmg Ass1stants Lou1se Slmms Wlllldm Llffklllg Ned Gardner 11954 . ' 5 xx' .' 1 .', 1 -, , ' - , . ' v 1 ' 1 3 .A x, v - ' V v - ' - ' f - - . 2 z, ' z ' ' e 6 - 1 .' I v 4 ' v' ' . ' 7' , - , ' ' x I . u V V s 1 s A v -, - . s 1 . 1 7' I l Q v ' L Q 1 . . ' . , .' ,. ,' L 1 , ' Y ' ' f ' . . ' . ' 1 v ' 2 1. A1 ' I x bv, ff' 2 ' - - ' - - ' L1 Q. Y it .ku 5 tv .l Q 2 - .L J L H 1 2 X. ' X '.' X 14. W Z .V ' . 1 ,. ..... ., , V, . 2 ' A ' 1 - ' ' e,., e ., ' ' Breeze staff that candldates for Qulll , ' E, E as - n . a . 1 41 v v 1 ' ' 9 4 Q ' ' . . ' ' 1 ' 4 1 ' v . 4 , I ' N e A 1 . . , u - . . .Y n 1 - ' I '1 . fu 1 5 1 1 - I 4 L . ' ' K, y L. K. . 2 , , - ' r 1 y l' 1 1 - .' .- , - . . . . ' ' ' ' L ' ' Y v 3 . x 1 Q- ' . . . . Y 9 l . ' . 1 t L. 1 ' 'v - .E .,.. .-..... .-...... , . 2 THE TOWER 'lI'lRlElE G1rls Athlctlc ASSOCIHTZIOH The Glrls Athletlc Assoeldtlon 1s the newest organlzxtlon IH C1 H Q Clubs such as th1s one ue 1e13 plom ment IH many ot the hlgh sehools ot Indlana The IJLIIDOSQ of these O1 gan lzatlons IS to promote zthletlcs 'lmong the glrls 1n the hlgh schools The sponsol of th1s plomment 01 ganlzfltlon 18 MISS Cathellne Cloud Physlcdl EClLlCdtlOI1 Dll9CtOl of the Greensburg schools 'Ihe OfflC91S for th1s 5ear were Dolothx Pledk P1681 dent Helen Max 10 H111 ens 11ee 131981 dent Deloles b1usb1cl1 NC,Cl6tdlX LOUISE Beggs tle iSLllLl ind Nlax e1n Spfuks 1JLIbllC1tX dneetol The 1et1xe charter members fue Alilillllli Dunn Delores Bausbuck C1101 Ferns ind Dolothy Scheldlen 'lhese gnl hue lcqulred gs mnastlc emblems fox VS01k completed 1n phx S1Ldl eduefltlon Cnls who fue members or post 2'1dClLl :tes ot G1Li,HSbLl1 g' Hlgh School and 11 ho hue succeeded 1n mdkmg, hftw one 130111128 IH th1ee dCtlX1t19S ale ehgxble f0l th1s O1g'dT11Zdt1OI1 The xc t1X1t1CS Ill 11h1ch Llfeillt 1s glxen fue hlklng skatlne lJlLXClE,llfl1I1g' horse bxck lldlllg and SWIIIIIHIIILZ' gfunlng 1111111881011 th1s xeu maklng 1 total membe1sh1p of the .assoclatlon thntx fue The LlllllLlllUI11 of the iNSOLldtl0Il 1IlLlUfltfl sueh mmol 11et111t1es is xol lexbxll quoltennls b1sl1etb1ll bise ball t1acl1 tlllllllllllg 1ppa11tus11o1l1 folk CllI1ClI1Q t 111 lllllClllg' ind s111m mmg 11954 ,T 1 , , 0 9 l U a ' ,J ' ,. ' ' '. ' 1 . ' , 1 1 1 s ' 2 . .1. 1 3. ' A . I I 1 ' I vb w ' 'O 1 J' I 'll ' I N 1 1 I 1 1 K ' ' 1 K. K. 1 . - 1 Y 2'1 L- ' - ' 1- ' 1 ' S 'Lv 2 ' Sc ' Ar- ' kv ' 1 1 I ' L- 11 ' ,' ' , , ' ' s '. 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1. K ' 4 i ' . .' 1 . Q '-' ' A. ' - ' 11, ' 'kv 'v, 1 11 L 1 1 ' , . . . . ' ' ,I n. , ' ' K- - ' y- ' 1 - 1 -' ' A- 1, V c 1' 11 1 A f v ' 'R ' ' y1' 1 1 ' '- - 1 2 rl 'l ' . , , . . N , Fourteen g1l'lS were successful lll . A . - 2 s j z ', -l 7 y , ' v ' ' . . . . 1 . .. , .,- . .- , 1 ,C 1 C 7 1 I Q I ',', 1 1' 1 ' C11 1 , 1 c1 1 1 , ., . ,, , . v ' 1 1 K 1 1' 1 xx ck - 1 1 s ' ' 7 '-1. - J. 1 '-1 . . 1, L . c 1 1- C , 1 K, it 1 2 V tkz- ' '1 ' ' 1 7 ' 1 .1 1 Y 1' ' ' ' 1 1 .c 1 1 1 1 s Y' 1 1.'. 1 ' , , ' . , , ' , , ,' 1 1 c . 'c 4 -1 Q 1 , 1 1 1 . - Q Y . 0 H lv, 'ui 2'1 , 'lfli-lIlE TUWER 'lI'lQlElE Tower Tree Staff e el.lss ot ls pleased to 116 sent thls the elexenth Lilltlilll lt Phe OXNOI Tlee oxlel 'llec .ls been the oflleml xe.ll book ot hleens Jlllg' Illgh Sehool tol ten xe.lls o glxe .l llllet .lnc lmp.lltl.ll SLIIXCX ot hlgh school hte and .lctlxltles ls the f0lCIlTOSt fum ot the st lff The student boclx has Lillltlllllltbll lcLlfIClX to the sueeess ot thls pubh eatlon Thex .llcled 111 ploduclllg thls dlillllfll bx xxlltlng .md txplng the KlLtd1lN Thls help th lt thex helxe sup phecl has eLNSlStCll lll oleleomlllg the flmlneldl 'st11lLllelt1OI1S phlced upon the 1JLll'3l1Cd.t10H ot thls book In IJLlbllNl'11Hf,I thls book It has been Olll CCNIIC to loltl.lx lll ph.lses o sehool hte 1IlLlllCllIljJ,' lll olg.lnlL.ltlons lnf letlxltles We haxe tllbfl to em phfmslze the tllllljl, th lt would ploxe the nlost 1lltLlLNlllHJ,' to LXLIXOIIC I xLkllkIlt xxolk h.ls been dont bl the NLlll0lfl1lhltLS on the st lfl Ill DCI l01H11Ilg'tl'1C1l lespeetlxe Cllltlfis Wlllk ot Sll1JLllOlltX .lnd l1OXCltX h.ls been done bl Bettx gtLXOI1SOIl 111 the snap shot fllXlN10ll lleslcles sueeesstullx LOI1ClLli,tlI1fI hls cllltlcs .ls lJLl'slHOSN m.ln.lgel Hllllx Whlte fllso NXIOU, the Clc1SS xxlll Dolothx I310Cll6 also thls Illllbllbdtlflli lll the eelpflelty ot elsslstflnt eclltol lhe lowel llee Stlfl ls gleeltly 111 debted to Ml Call llllhngs .md MISS Elma SLllllXelIl, elclss SIJOIISOI, who wele fllxnlxs lldfll to .lsslst lll so x lng the mam 1Jl0lJlClTlS 119541 Thl till 1'- 2 lz' 'l - 'l - 2 ,s l l s z ' ' 'l T The T 2 hx' l Q' . V , .,, . . ' '.,, L1- , . ., , 3 1 l ' 'f ' ' - j X' T .' ' ' - 1 .' z ' ' '- '. ' ,sz I ,l 1k'E1L1 ' L.,- , K. , 1 . L. . -' 1 L, ' ' J xc' h. . . ' 1 1 . V , 1 - . 1 1 ' ' . '- . I ' ' - ' 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1 .. ' . 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 'K1 . . .' . 1. 1 ' ' , . K. ,, x . . 1 1 -' ' . 1 ' y J . . 1 1 1' . . 7 1 ' , . copy and by performing many other eontributecl largely to the success of ' . .'. '1 ' 1 ' K1 1 x l 1 r1 1 . -1 L' Z ' 'A1 -,. 1 ' - ' , ' ' ' . 1 . H - 'P' ' 1 . ' 1 1 'k. ' 'K1 , ' . A1 . ' ' 1. . 1 L1k1 L1 L1 1 ' l ' 1 ' j 2 '.' Q f ' ' - '- 'r' 1' ' ' .' 11- ..l,. I . 1 .1 . L' . xlv- l'11-Ill: llwlly Stl-x1-lleoll.sll:l1lsE.oI -lllillll..Xlt'l'v-llS1-l'ipllll1-,1-lIil-+l,l 'l'- 1-llyx' IZl'1l1lil-.ussislzllll Q-llilol' l1'.ll'I llIlIl'l XXItil1-, llllsilll-Ss lll2!IliILl ll' THE TUWER TREE The Class Poem Kwp On KCCl,7171f7 O11 K11p 011 1111111111 011 11111 110 1101 h 111 do 1101 101 CIOVKI1 1 15 1110115 T11e1e 15 11W ws 1 111111ce of y0u1 11111111 11 501 If you keep O11 keepmg O11 N0ve1 let 1,0 but Cllllg 10 1110 91101 A1111 110v01 let 11011111 11f1 y0u1 1118 10 1111 hopes 11111 51111 OV91 us 10x111g1y 1311111 F0 1110 110,111 11111 IS 11111111 1111 sk11s K11p O11 k11p111g, 011 111111 odds 11111 1111 s1111.,,,11 1 1111111 11111 black T11111 the s111v1111g has seemed .111 111 V1111 N0ve1 let 5,0 .md bo tun1b1111g bdCk T11e10 s 1 011111100 fOI us 111 01111 1101111 11011131011 11111 WO111 O1 110Vs f111111 1110 S11U1.,1.,1C 111 11 s11111 T11011 IS 1111 1ys 1 D11 of good 111111 111 1111 1110111 T11111 lb 1111 Us Z1 113111 111 1111 1111 1111 IQCPD O11 1400131112 011 011 110 1101 101 1,0 11111 111111 CI H1111 110111 A1111 111101 go 11011111 lf X011 10111 0 s11011 10 1119 S11L1,'1,1,1G 11111 1111st 11111 111 011 T11010 s 1 11111110 f01 y011 501 X011 111111 S11 Keep O11 k11p1111, O11 D 11101111 of 111 11111LX1111l111S TIICY 10 WO11 101111 S Success A1111 1111y 111011 DIOVC but s10pp111g 8101108 To 1-1111110 111pp111esS A1101 S1111v11 L1 us P011 11 9541 J . 17 '1 ' H ' ,1 1 Hive up A 1 ' A '1 H! 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X Z, , . 1 THE TOWER TREE The Class Wrll Pour score and seven years ago there appeared rn th1s Hrgh School an ar ray of new faces Now that the trme has come for these faces to pass from thrs age old establrshment as the Senror class of 1934 and wrshrng to leave behrnd them the memory of therr achrevernents the mem bers of thrs class do hereby endow therr specral talents and hablts to grace the persons of the underclassmen Raymond Deal leaves hrs unusual abrl rty as a physrcrst to Walter Pleak Thelma Salter wrlls a frckle nature to Margaret Samuels Harold Sparks leaves hrs well groomed appearance to Grlbert Rucker MaeBeth Neel leaves her experrence as a globe trotter to Vrrgmra Shrrver Robert Johnston w1lls hrs overzealous efforts rn school to one not so zealous as Mary Evelyn Mohr bestows upon Doro thy Scherdler an annoyrng whrstle but hopes she w1l1 use rt w1th the proper drs cretron James Flemrng wrshes to bequeath hrs extreme trmrdness rn the presence of la dres to Harry Leadbetter Kathryn Scherer leaves her abrlrty at trpprng the scales to Helen McK1m John Gayer wrlls hrs penmanshrp to Grlman Stark Pearl Burks wrlls her unrque way of dressrng her harr to Monna Jean Guess Alfred Scrrpture w1lls to Homer Turner hrs lrghtnrng calculatrons Mrrram Jones leaves to Vrrgmra Gray son a deep masculrne vorce Stanton Shrrk wrshes to bestow upon Grlman Stewart hrs athletrc powers Lou1se Srmms w1lls to Mavern Sparks a parr of dreamy blue eyes Garner Thorne w1lls an uncanny a1r wrth a round paper obJect called a paper wad to Robert Hobgood Lourse Selke leaves her blonde harr to Velda Dodge Nolan Redrngton wrlls hrs far away look to Cressy Powell Katherrne Douglas leaves to Dorrs Kalb her secret affectron for Clark Gable John May bestows upon Harold Olrger hrs powers as an elocutronrst Catherrne Lanham w1lls to Ardonna Dunn one school grrl complexron Lowell Lawson wrlls to Loyd Ryan hrs natronal guard unrform and varnly hopes that rt wrll Ht Alrce Gartrn leaves to Dorothy Pleak her senror drgnrty Rrchard Hall leaves hrs record of un broken attendances to Robert Shaw Alma Robbrns wrlls her talkatrveness to Betty Wrllrams Jack Watson leaves a manly beard to Robert 1Peweem Sturgrs Beaulah Mae Howe leaves her borster ous manners to Mary Ardery Frank Krtchrn wrlls hrs secret of pros p rous farmrng to Dale Espy Elrzabeth Lacey bestows her noncha lant attrtude upon Susanne Fogg Wrllram McLaughl1n wlllrngly wrlls hrs wrll a wrll that rs an rron wrll to some other wrllowv wrllful Wrll Sylvra McCoy leaves her knowledge of poultry rarsrng to Leahdell Lambertson James Morgan w1lls hrs love of the Englrsh Classrcs to Walter Cooke Helen Beall leaves her lack of rnterest rn school work to Dorothy Klausrng Herbert Askren bestows upon Gerald Hyatt hrs antr saloon league sentrments Carolrne Vas Brnder desrres that her love of romance be grven to Dorothy Srs son Bernard Harmon leaves hrs rntellectual superrorrty to hrs brother Vrctor Fred Corbett presents hrs knowledge of the mechanrsm of a Model T Ford to an unlucky G H S student whose fate rt rs to possess one namely Bert Brshop lmay the Lord be wrth hrmr E516 Anness leaves her mastery of the rntrrcacres of Latrn to Catherrne Walters Kenneth Dunn wrlls to John Kerllor a placrd countenance Dorothy Brodre leaves her enjoyment of an argument wrth the Englrsh Profes sor to Ruth Carney Roland Whrte leaves a paternal aifec tlon for hrs corn lnot meanrng a bunron but an agrrcultural productr to John Stewart Argel Shrrver wrlls her subdued vorce to Jane Sparks Harold Conaway leaves an ever con sumrng weakness for the rnferror sex to Albert Lee Webster Mary Borcourt w1lls her anrmatron to Frances Clemons Robert Mrller' leaves to Robert Bach elor an overwhelmrng love of Geometry Florence Stephenson leaves an ever Y 7lll71llLlIl1l lags 71 J 11954 . '1 1 W u Q A 1 ' f . 1 v ' ' Q ' y - I . O Q . Q . c . , ' Ar 17 t b 1. 4' Y 1 he. l . . , . . , D ' I Cu ' 1 7 ' 1 1 , L , - TIHIIE TUWER TREE The Class Prophecy Uh huh' What a headache I had So I chased myself down to the doctor to get a prll My head was worse when I got home Then and there I decrded to take three tablets rnstead of one For why wouldnt three prlls get your headache rn one thrrd the trme rt takes for one? I grew drowsy lyawn' yawnll and drowsrer Why drd I take all that medr crne and tsnorell And then thrngs began to clear up Why I was rn a strange land' As I went amblrng down the road I saw a brllboard wrth somethrng about the 1960 model mosqurto catcher recently perfected by Harold Sparks on rt Was lt 19609 Where was I9 When drd Sparks start catchrng the poor lrttle defenseless mosqu1to'P Ponderrng these thrngs I suddenly met a man wrth a long and flowmg beard upon whose brow I detected a famrlrar scholarly appearance I finally drscov ered rt was Alfred Scrrpture who rn formed me that he was a gurde of the erty loomrng up rn the drstance I hrre town sard I On the way to the crty he confirmed my fears that rt was 1960 Soon we ame to a prosperous farmhouse I was rn formed that John May was tryrng to make some of hrs debatable theorres whrch he used to argue about work on hrs farm And Betty Transou drsgursed as a French mard was managrng the ranch house and budget Alongsrde the farm was a large penal lrke rnstrtutron Whats that'J I quer re Why that s Jrm Flemrng s grrls school Mr Flemrng rs the superrntendent and a strrct one too What a shock' What a shock' And then Clrpety clrp' Clrpety clrp' Stanton Shrrk came tearrng by astrrd a noble charger Who da thought Stan ton would turn out to be a Jockey'f On the left srde of the road I beheld another large burldrng Thats Betty Stevenson s home for old cats rnformed my gurde At that I passed out out of that nerghborhood As We neared the crty we came to r rillrng statron for arrp'anes Knowmg that Fred Corbett loved to drg around rn th rnsrdes of thrngs I was not surp rsed to find hrm a mechanrc Alonzo Harde beck was operatrng an arr hose He must st1ll lrke to blow about thrnes And Cath er ne Lanham who lrved rn a nearby cot tage served doughnuts whrch she her self had made to hllrng statron cus tomers Havrng obtarned our frll of the dough nuts rn a lrttle brt w hurrred on past a large factory wh ch made synthetrc han It seems Wrllram McLaughl1n found that thrs harr could b made from orn srlks so Thelma Salter was profitrng on th rdea by operatrng the factory Harold Conoway rs the foreman and he makes everyone hop rncludrng Kathryn Seher er who rs chref wrg tryer on sard the gurde Not desrrrng wrgs at that moment we walked on and soon met James Morgan who trred to persuade me to buy some l mon extract and rf not that at least some shampoo soap I flatly turned hrm down and asked hrm what he thought salesman for the S I S Company owned and operated by Shrrver Ingels and Smms whrch manufactures eyerythrnv from flea soap to rockrng horses Argel runs the suds drvrsron Lourse the horse department and John has charge of the manufacture of curlrng rrons sard Mr Morgan Do you know where any others of our class are? I querred Well Herbert Sehrllrn op rates a laundry rrght next door to our factory Harry Whrte has an Osteopaths offr e near here and Beaulah Mae Howe rarses sprnach rn her greenhouses As I started on I was startled by hear mg an all too frmrlrar Iz Zrt S09 Traerng rt down I found Mary Evelyn Mohr at the bottom of rt of course She and Dot Brodre were at the moment en gaged rn bleachrn the strrpes out of a trger They told me that they had already done such marvelous thrngs as developrng rattle snakes wrthout any rattles and a turkey egg wrthout spots Pearl Burks was therr stenographer who Contmurd on Prrr J 11954 4' - . . 'r ' 1 ' - nw I 1 I 1 l L. ' ,. - 3 ' ' - ' . r' Q H . A - . . . SA. - , . . .i ' - . V - or - ' ' - -- . A ' . . - . S u. A . ' P . . ' e s C v . xv' . w A . G . . . ' ' C v A' ' . ' Z ' . - rv ' l - ' I I r. I ' r ' D YOU Of? th? Spot to guide me through that he was. He said that he was a traveling ' . I C . . ' . DI ' . . , Q I . ' ,Y ' L A '. LL 4 c nk 1 ' . av ' . 1 . - Km . 1 A ' g Su ' ' ' ' ll Y Y! - . Q . ' l d. I I ' ' 'C ll Y ' ' -7 .' ! , ' ' ' . ' ' Q - Y! ,' YY ' . ' ' , ' . h 1. ' l - . A ' ' . .r , sv ra ' - ' ' - ' 'v ' , ' . , ' .' . ' 0 . ' . ' D . - c ' - .l sr v , ' ' ' c , U , ' . f ' L ' . 1 E , 4 ,, jr 3 Herbert Askren Effie Anness Helen Beal Virginia Burk Harold Carney Deloris Bausback Katherine Douglas Raymond Deal Kenneth Dunn Goldie Fleenor James Fleming John Wm. Gayer Mary Boicourt Dorothy Brodie Pearl Burks Harold Conoway Fred Corbett Zena Craig John Eineman Harold Elliot Avonelle Ficklin Alice Gartin Beaulah Mae Howe Richard Hall 5. John Ingles Charles Hyatt Robert Johnson Catherine Lanham Dorothy Lawson Mary Land James Morgan Robert Miller William McLaughlin Nolan Redington Alma Robbins Margaret Porter Ill -ltul Alonzo Hardebeck Bernard Harmon Margaret Hood Mariain Jones Frank Kitehin Ronald Keillor Elizabeth Lacey Mary Evelyn Mohr John May Carold Nelson Sylvia McCoy Mae Beth Neel Argel Shriver Louise Selke Kathryn Scherer Alfred Scripture Thelma Salter Florence Stephenson Betty Transou Harold Sparks John Tremain Lorine White Harry White Roland White 1 rift . A Betty Stevenson Louise Simms Herbert Schilling Stanton Shirk Elizabeth Springmire Roy Schortemeyer Garner Thorne Caroline Vas Binder Ionia Wagner Jack Watson Lowell Lawson Hal Willey IP114 01 THE TOWER TREE Semor Class H1story h sholt lIltlN1YNDlL l.IlI1llS tl we ol 1 Nllgllt well be to ln th xt nouls NM stutul 111th h lN1IllltlOllN Vle hue accomphshed much 1nd noxs 111 ue to gladuate As thc l'lLNl'llLN of 19,0 one hun chad 11111 Xuan xtudents took then pl me 111 thc h 1llN of G H S Of hls numlnu some h ue tdllen bx the 11211 lcle othelx hue t1II1Nf6119d to dxf left then ueouls on the smds of tlmc Sucntx two ue to m211ch ln tl llllflillll thlough gl 11111 1t1on and then :Io folth to eonquex The 8111101 I l us IS lllStlX proud of lts 0lltNtiNCl1ll5I l'I1LTlllJt,lS 1thletes o h1x1 11111111 LOI1S1NtLI1tlX and xxcll Ol 1to1x ll1tl llilJcltLlS xx ho h21xe lnought l'l0Il0l to GlCCHSlJlllg Hlgh Lontt st Xllllllkls 1ou1n1l1xts Cholls tcm lllfl 1 hoxt ot othu xxolthx stu clcntx 'Ihr Ll we ot '4 1S0lltStdI1Cl1Hg lwteulxt ot ltx m 1111 INi,DllJ0lS ulth xxlrle lllll 1 111111 lnteustx hugh xthol llSl1lIJ 1nd 1l1t11m1n ltltlll to xutuul 'lhe dttltllflt ol th1 tlltllk g121cl111t lllg class IN 11 ell Ucplewul lll ltx mot o IllSl1C,Cl INN he fun Our h s on ls not fllllSl llCl but 1 ithfel t 18 ust fegun llll f 1 1 ll 11x xe h L N t ue h21xe plepdlul 1nd equlpped Olll xelx ex fox 1 wozth vs hlle pl1u, ln the he Dlllltltlll of xelx S stand It the hm ul oi lns chown me Cup 1t1on to excel mal st 1nd Llpllght 1n Oldbl that the fnnsh mlght be VS01tl'lX of the LJLLIIIIIIIIIQI Claw 0fl'1CLlS Ron 1lcl lXLlll0l plu ldent JUNLN llltllfllll 1121 llltslflllll 211old Cfunu Neeutux Hubert Aeklen ULINLIILI aw L0l0lN Llue 1111 ,oc Claw flown Xtllon how John H211 I lux Hlstoll lll ,Km AKEN Wig? my 11954 'Z' 'l' 11 .' ' 2 1 2 2 . ' of 12 '2 1 ' ' - th11'2.'.' Ik ' '1 1 ld' 2'. ,2 11' '2' .' eff ' v3.'2 3 hig ' -1' ' 1 ' 11 1 2- ' .2 ' '12 '1 . to, N t fi 1 , l' It 15, ' .1 1 ' '1. ' .P - ist ' 1 , '2 1', i '1 2 .1 1 '1 .1 1 .1 h2 Q li .1 l 1 . IJ11 12 thx 1' JL ' 2 ' 1 2 .1 .f. t X02 V1 21v1 :pen in olml G. H. S. ,.A, , 2 -, '. , t. NNY- . , . ., . ., 1 , ' , .- S' ,Y , .K, 2 2 , .2 K. . . ' - A, . K. .2 2 . , ' , 2 , , ' , ferent schools, hut many more have world. And once out in the world it 1' 1 '11 ' .1 1 .'2 .' is t 1 El ' ' ' 1l0Ill0l' to ' 1.'l .'1'1 j- ' 2 '1 ' ' ' .' ' 2 1 52 ' 1 .11 1 '- ' '2 2 ' ' 2 ' , 1 1 2 Q 2 v . Q I Q 3 Q , 1 ' ' v I 1 ' .1 .' 2 ' 1 2 .1 j. - , 2 ' ,' .Q . L.- wh 2 '1 P. ' ' .' ' ' 1 : 2 1 2 . 1-- 1 1 '- 1 'Z 'Q 1 7 ' 11' ' ' ' - '. . ,-.V I ,,.., 2 ,. ,. u 1 s lf. v ' I 2 K Q 3 .xi K1 qi 1' ' 3' ' 3 ' 2 ' C1- - 1 12 11' 11. .2 'I v l - '1': '1 ' ':1. 1 1 .1 Q .1 ' D THE TUWER TIRZIEIE The Pufates B1ttl1ng ae 1.11151 .1 see111111glv deuded lgcllllbt us P 111 P1u1tts 13111108 WSIS 1111111316 t0 10111154 1101110 VSIV much DOIK tl11s season The team chmaxed 1 sea son p1act1ca11y dev01d of C0101 by suffex 1119, a defeat It the hands of N01 tl1 Ve1 11011 bv a SCO16 of 2:1 21 Tl1e Pnates h1d 1dva11ced to the hnals 01 the t0u111ev by 6111111112 l111d fought V1CtO119S t10n1 New P01111 and St Paul 1nd bv GLISIIV defeat 111g Blllllliy The Pnates st11ESd 011 011 thi W1011g foot by f1111s11111e 011 the sh01t Glld af 3. 20 19 SCO16 111 the season ape11e1 w1t11 L:1w1e11cebu1g Th1S bad sta1t was fol lowed bv two n101e defeats bet01e they wele V1Ct0I101l5 0ve1 Batesv111e Rusl1v1l1e and N01th Velllilll 1ec,01ded v1ct011es tables and defeated Sey1110111 I11 the next f0u1 staxts the Plxates wtze defeat cd bv small I11f.l.1gl11S The Ofhtl foul Vl tO116S of the Pnates we1e OV91 Knlghts town Seymoul RlChH1Ol1d and Mdd1SO11 Although the Pnates we1e v1ct0r10us 111 0111v SIX games they fought then way t1110ugh GVGIV UIIIILIEC of t11e games Th1s 1lI1C01lQll91db16 Slllllt of the players was enough to keep up the sp111t of the fans 1nd to keep the111 011661 ful and hopeful 111 splte of constant setbacks T11e schedule fOI 1933 1934 was as fol lows 1 x U ll!! I N 1X K., SIZE BH 119541 7 1 0:0 . L ' . , -l ' L, , L. ' x. I .. 35 - .. L. ' .' K. . . . . , . L . . , . . . . 2 1 K, . .W . - I h - ' V A z 11. 11. S, 111111. L I' I J . A X i b - I.:11x'1'1-111-1-111112 151 311 3' A ' 5 1 ' ' ' ' - 1'11l11111I us Ill 21 ' - . ' 1 I ' - 1 ' - 1-'1-1111111111 11 :11 ' - - 1' 1i.111s',1ll1' 111 11 X. S1 . , - , Q . . II11s11xi1l1- Z2 L21 .1 , Q 1 ' Y Nf11'111 V1-1'111111 20 21 - ' . ' S1-111111111' lx 12 - ' ' ' ' ' 1l11s11xil11- 111111111111 1111 101 21 2T - - 5 '4 -,f - - 1 - s1,.-11.111111 IN :::: . , . - . - N1-11' .Xl11z1115' 25 EN ' . ' v. N X ' A Q . I . I'-1l111111111s :ll S111 ' ' A' b K1 i11I11411111'11 211 112 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' s11.1111'1111.- 11: ::: against t11e Pirates, who then turned the S4'.X11I1'1lI' 1:1 lT - 1- -H 1'-111111-1's1i11-- IN is . , , . . , z.. ,. 0 . , - 1li4'11l11-11111 Il!! 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K1-i!l-11. 1I1111:111. 1111:-1, I'l1-1111, 1'IS11', .1111l l-'1'11111u1' THE TUWER TREE ..-H Sl!! ll I I I The Saphngs The 1933 1934 Sapllng squad basket ball talent was 1llust1 ated by the1r 1eco1d of eleven V1Ct,Ol16S compaxed w1th elght defeats The tact that th1ee of the Sap lmgs wele membels of the Puates tem porauly and that one ealned a pelman cnt pos1t1on on the VIISILV squad 1S an 1llust1at1on that they wele a Wllllllfl and spmted team The Saplmgs faced exceptlonally Stlff competltxon m theu schedule Th1S 111 cluded not only the second teams of the largel school but also the vaxslty teams of New Pomt and Butlerv1lle Smce seven of th1s yea1 s P11 ate squad gxaduate th1s Spllllg the success of ou1 commg valslty squads w1ll depend upon th1s QIOUD ot playels We fue sum th1t w1th thc wlllmgness and pep shown lh1OlIf:,hO1.lt, th1s yca1 s schedule the best of these Saplmgs w1l1 competently as sume the added !9SDOl1Slb111t1Eb of var sltv playexs next yea1 The 1933 1934 schedule xs as follows l X l ll K I 11954 ' conf- E I . H . ' in V H7 f -Q V5 9 Q ' r I 1'Ivl1l2 Slmrlxs, ':il41llI'l4I, Sl: 'ixmy XX'w1vlw:ll'1l. lllL1l'., Sl Vgis, 1'-wk, l'. Ilinli. Xlrml'1',1':11'l1n:ll1 ll'-slr: llyzm, IIIIVIIIVYII, llorlxlu-1'gv1'. 12+-st, ll. 4llig.:s-I', lil'-In-, XY. Illia:-r. 'I'. Link . c . 'A ' t ' - ' - I ' ' ' ' - 4l.ll.S. 'rm -' - ' - I,:1xx1'1-Iluwlullw-1 :iw It , 'y- 2 . - ' Vulumhus I3 ls . 1 . . ' . I . . A lflillllillll Bl IH ' l::.1.Asxi11.- :sz ls ' ' llusllxilln- Ill Z!! ' A ' 1' A ' North Xv1'l'Il ll I l IH ' ' ' '- ' ' ' - S4'XlllIlll' ll 13 llllsllxillv ll I3 1 U ' u , su--11.,wi11v ::: za I D Nvx' l'1v'l1t IT lf- ' ' t'ol1m1lvus 35 Is ' ' ' K1 3:11151 mn Zvi III .. . .- .l K, - Siu-llvy ville lT lil . Q 4 . llvxtlvrxillt- 211 121 ' Q V' i v . S4'XlllUllI' 332 31 LV L ' L ' ' 2 Ili-'lmwn-l Il lf' . ' l 1 S E Su n-lllsky Z! N ' Y . C ' , Xlmliswrll lf' Il 'lI'lHIlE TOWER TREE The Baseball Team The Puate Baseball team made an ex cellent record for the fust half of 1ts schedule These fall games W816 may d Wlth adJacent county school teams The schedule mcluded seven games Out of thls numbel the P11 1tes won SIX Batesvllle recorded the lone vlcto y agalnst the Pxrates The battery for all of the games was composed of Dow Layton and D1ck Hall Thls COII'lbl1l21t1011 was made unlque by the fact that they alternated posxtlons every game Both were steady pltchers and competent catchels The other play ers and thelr posltlons wele as follows Mlller lst base Kelllor 2d base Ellie man short stop Morgan 3d base Pleak rlght field Huegel center field and Scrlpture ught held Woods Moore Rucker and Klene served as ut1l1ty players The Pnates are so competently coached by Frank Prultt that they face a st1fT sprmg schedule w1th -.onfldence Of those olctuled below Klcnc New man Spulhn and SUIIQIS have gxadu ated The SCOICS lthlough the coultesy of Harold Sp uksl ale as follows I X 119541 4' ' Q, 1 1 . 3 - H U 'X , V - . . . ' Y . ' ' . -' . - . '- ' ' e . . K. . ' L I ' ' Z ' 'Z ' - svlalxma ':::: ' ' ' 1' 1:.l1,s. om-. - ' ' - I llv-luv, lIvl'1' ll I v 1 l.l'll4, llvll- Il U ' . llwlw, lllw'l'1- U L I ' sll.-11.5-ull.-, ul.-I--I I 0 I . l U llzllm-Svillr-, ll1'l'1- N II ' I . In-Its. llll'l't' T ' - - U ' l'lPlllIllllll!4. Ilum-re I ll A , - lzml.-1-mul.-, Ill.-1-.A : 1 ' , . , 'I ' I I lflllI.LlllSlIlXYll, tlwlw- 52 I U . I ' sl..1l.ylill.-, 2.1-1-V Il 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 - 1'wlumlwus, In--re II I ' ' ' ' ' lf.xl.l, ':::' . q y Il. ll. S, Opp. ' . , , , I..-us ll T . ' ' New l'oiIll T Il ' NI-xx' Point ,I I - l i lllrlu- I ll Iizllm-svillv II Z! . I . Ilupv In jg ' I ' . llzlll-exillv Z1 I l-'1'-mt: l'l1,-uk, Sturgis, Sp Irlin, N1-x mam, Www! lla-:11': .XSlil'1'Il. mgr.. Murgzun, lilvnf-. llzlll, Kvillor, Miller. l'I'uiIl, w-1I :nn-I1 TIHIE TOWER TREE The Yell Leaders It is the duty of the yell leaders to pro- mote the school spirit and also to keep this feeling of loyalty alive. This proves to be a most difficult task when the team is rn a slump or when rt rs not playing as rt should It rs during cases such as these that the ability of the yell leaders rs put to the acid test The task of arousing the school sprrrt fell to Dorothy Pleak and Garner Thorne this year. A better team could not have been selected. By their dynamic person- alities they were successful in arousing the practically inert school spirit of the boosters When at times the team seemed hopelessly beaten Dot and Strckey were on the fioor leading, the cheering and doing their best to boost the Pirates or the Saplrngs on to victory Class Tourney The annurl high school class tourney honors this year went to the fightrnb Sophomore squad This underclass team upset the Semor team rn the finals of the tourney by a 28 to 8 score The most dis t nct sur pr rse was the one sided S ore Last year the identical squad whreh now composed the Senior line up defied precedent by defeating the Semor team rn the finals by r one pornt margin The victorious Sophomores consisted rn the most pfrrt of members of the Sap ling., team with Huegel and Turner from the Pirates In the first round of the tourney the Seniors defeated the Juniors and the Sophomores were victorious over the Freshmen In the consolation contest preceding, the deciding game the Juniors defeated the Freshmen 31 to 19 The captains of the respectrxe teams were Kerllor Senrors Pleak Juniors Huegel Sophomores and Wm Olrgcr Freshmen Winner of Athletre Medal 'Iht rthletrc medal rs g,rxen each year to the basketball player who shows th sportsmanship and mental attitude This year Harold Carney was chosen by the selection committee as the player who rn their estimation most nearly ful filled these requirements The previous winners rre rs follows I 11954 4 rl ' . If '. ' r K A ,, -. . ' ' I ' ' r. ' vy ' ,. , , . ' , L., ' .' ' K ' fl, ' . A L I er It K. . - ,. - . . . . 'r If 1 ' ' A l 0' I W. g N ' D - U ' ' . ' -. ' . h 1 ' C .l-' l . ' .. ' ,Z V ' .SZ ' -' . . ' ' . . . ' , , . f 1 ' 'f - ' , ' x Z ' L 'K r'1 ' In-ru-ll .I2l1'lx!44llI ......... IUII , S llanyiiirviifl I-my ...,...... ltrlfi . I ' I . Ili:-li:irfl lllllvi' ......,.., llrll best athletic ability, scholastic standing. xriiiirim rms.-.A ,.,, ,,,,A 1 1.5. Cs - A ' C L ' l l'r'n-:itll .XIlw-ri . , ......., llrlli , Q 1 i l-Ipirrium Svliiw-il..-r ......., l!'!T ' l - l'laiiw-in-v th-sit-rliiiu .,....., WZ?- . - ' .lvvliri Uligr-1' ...,....... lillfl ' '- - ' I ' f - Imrizilnl llillilnrnl ..,,..... Iililll . . 'E .. X A i . i lP:rll:lS flillilzrlill . ....,.., lllill I':eixl Sl: 'iv'-1' 4,.,,,,,,. 1103: ' z ' rs .': :ritual-.1 mu .,.,...... 1:-zzz: Stella Kennedy History lmliamu Stalin- 'I'a-zu-In-rs' 4'uIl1-qv Frieda Rosenmund Latin .Xlslulwzl lxulxzmu hlzltl' 'l1l'2l1'llL'l'?4' Vulll'-1 Wallace Brenneman, A. B. Sk'iI'll1'!' Alutlu-In lnwlizmzx l'n in-rsit v anti:-s O. L. Newman, M. A. Irngl ish Ivmplf- Normal Svlmnl, Ariz' f:l'Hl',L24' Xl':Hl1il1:.:'t4uu l'nix'1-rsit x Illillilllll l'lllYl'l'SllX Frances Eward, A. B. I-fm ign l.un,L:1mg.gus Ilznmlllfm 'l'l'2llISYlX.llll-l George Hyatt, A. B. Svic HV!! IH-lxlrsnl Nlvrlnul, lmnvillc lmllzmzl l'nix'e-rsitx' 'algv T I Lucille Meek, B. S. Iinglisln I'lll'llll1' l'nix'm'rsi1v Elma Sullivan, A. B. 'I'5'1niIl5.: SI1fvl'lll:m1l ll1u41kli1'4'lxilI3.l Hull Stun- 'Vu-:u'Iu-l'4' I'rvll1':n' Imlizlnzl I'Ilix'v1'sil5' Uutlvl'l'x1ixm-wily A. W. McCracken .Xg1'im1ltu1l'1- ln1!i:1n:1 Stull- Nurnlzll I'ur1lm- l'nix'm-rsily Altha Clerkin Hush' I-'rzunlilin t'ull1-:4f- Infliamzn Slate- Nwrmsnl 59111101 H1'AppIie-41 .X1'Is,4'l1i1-:ngu Nznlimml Sllllllllvl' Svl1mrl4,l' Mus 4'Ili4':lp.:n .llvlwlsm 4'lPllS1'lkX2ll4'l'X' uf Allwiv, In alinllallmlis Raymond M. Bennett, A. B. I-Inglish Illslwrx' Plllmliv Syn-uliim.: Hull--1' l'niv1-rsily Margaret Miller, A. B. xIIll1l!'lHlltiK'S In-l':uuxx l'nix'vrsiIy Imiizmqn l'nin-rsity In1li:1n:n Stun- 'l'1'2li'llt'l'S- 1'.vIIQ-:Q l'a-lIIl'IlI Nurmznl Qmlh-ge Wilouise Woodbridge, A. B. Art lhltlvx' l'rlix'1-wily' Jfvhn lla-l'r11n .XVI Ixwlilutw- Harriet Sims, B. S. llomo l':1'0ll0lllil'S Indiana l'lliX'1'I'SilY Catherine Cloud, A. B. Girls' I'hysin-:ll 'l'r:lini Hull Stun' -1. Alva McGraw Alunuul 'I'l'1lilliIl:I Ah-clxunic-:ul lll'ilXVilHl llhliilllll Shilo 'l'tfRlt'IlCl'S' Colle Frank Pruitt .Xthlot 11' I rim-vlol' lnzllamzl lmvn-rsity l IlIYl'I'SllN' ni Illinois liutln-x' l'nix'e-Vxilv THE TOWER 'lI'l1lRlElE The Class Wrll Continued rom Page 16 ready smrle to grace the countenance of Helen Hamrlton Chrrles Hyatt wrlls to Raymond Car man hrs knack of grvrng current events Delorrs Bausback leaves a sun tanned complexron to Mary Lourse Chrrstran John Tremarn wants hrs Brg Ten typ rng posrtron given to Tom Lrnk Betty Stevenson leaves her culinary art to her srster Nancy Ronald Kerllor leaves hrs rnterest rn 327 E Central Avenue to Wrllram Earl Robbrns Vrrgrnra Burk leaves her place as the only grrl rn the Trrgonometry class to Bonrrre Boone John Ingles leaves hrs scholarshrp to Roland DeMoss Dorothy Lawson wrlls the wrnsomeness of a country lass to Frances BeDunnah Margaret Porter leaves her experrence as a student to Ethel Barley Herbert Schrllrng wrlls hrs drowsy looks to John Wrllram Grlchrrst Betty Transou wrlls her sophrstrcated arr to Eleanor Marsh Roy Schortemeyer leaves hrs towerrng herght to Carlos Cr arg Alonzo Hardebeck wrlls a decervrng rn nocerrce to Robert Wood Lorene White leaves her Irrsh accent to Helen Stockhuetter Ionra Wagner leaves her strrng of men to Evelyn Clemons Margaret Hood leaves her petrte stat ure to Ruth AmRhe1n Avonelle Frcklrn leaves her thoughtful attrtude to Helen Ingels Goldre Fleenor wrlls her knowledge of nursing to Lena Ford Harold Elhott leaves to Nelson Carr hrs keen sense of bargarnrng Elrzabeth Sprrngmrre leaves to Carol Ferrrs her talent rn Home Economrcs John Erneman leaves hrs knowledge of the screntrfic use of harr orl to Brll Olrger Zena Clarg wrlls an apprecratrve ear for classical musrc to Catherrrre Jones Harold Carney leaves hrs preference for blondes or brunettes or red heads to Howard Woodward Mary Land leaves her rnterest rn cos metres to Margaret Wood Carol Nelson leaves her powers as a conversatronalrst to Margaret Ardery Hal Wrlley leaves a well warmed stool rn the hamburger shop to Ellrs Scrrpture Harry Whrte Class Lawyer The Class Prophecy Contmuerl jnm Page 11 P shorthand We took an elevator to the second floor Then I notrced a door readrng Herbert Asl-:ren Counc lman at Large The next door bore the notrce E An ness C Nelson Lawyers We Specral rze rn Drvorce Surts I saw Roland Whrte gorng rn the door and wondered rf he had had some trouble wrth the lrt tle woman Another door bravely drsplayed a srgn Llrzabeth Sprrngmrre Harrdresser Garner Thorne Snake Charmer D lorrs Bausback Ear Specralrst Thrrrkrng p rhaps D lorrs was the least dangerous of the three I went rn to orrsult her rbout our classmates She rmmedrately began to chatter and remarked that Kenneth Dunn was a truck gardener novelrst Mary Land at that trme wrs grvrng lessons on the slrdrng trombone and Charles Hyatt was operfrtrng a three rrng crrcus As she seemed to know lrttle more rnd I was afrard one of Mr Thorne s sn rkes mrght slrp through the partrtron I has tened back to the street My gurde pornt ed to the srgn on a theatre Starrrng to day Mrrram Jones and Harold Ellrott rn Hearts and Flowers They re havrng a short operr todry before the show Wrllyskre conductrng You know Hal Wrlley don t you'P ques troned my gurde I confessed th rt I 'lrd so he contrnued Lowell Lawson plays hrst vrolrn and Alrce Gartrn rs the lead Contmued on Page 10 11954 l f 3 ni I . in ' K Av 1 'Lis r 1 1 1 ' .' l ' ' - - , . L, .- ,, r W - . . 1 4 Y L A . . l r 'Y took down their discoveries in her rapid raising 8314101 Caroline Vas Binder' was a 1 - 3 D ' 2: . . . . .L ' . an Q. - Q i 5 7, - - I ' . . ' ns I . - V Q 2 X ... A T - ' . r , . . L '. ' . v . U 1 . D - I l C ' b A ' , 4 1 n ln I ' Q' - ' Q . ' 1 Q T U y t 1 ' w L . . . ' . .- S- I t 1 I 1 Y C x, ' - I - . - ' C - Q - H 2 x ,. - . V' ' , , 5 . THE TOWER TREE The Class Prophecy Contmued from Page 29 mg smger As a speclalty today John Gayer wlll swallow a sword Then we met a man Ill Jud1c1al robes who talked ln a deep vo1ce 1mag1ne Dlck Hall a Judge but It was he He stated that IH h1s present case Roy Schortemeyer a promlslng lawyer was defendlng a boy who had stolen shot from some sort of a laboratory As we meandered on I beheld an lm mense factory Thats Robert Mlllers plckle factory explalned the gulde See that person up there 1D the wlndow eat mg thats Goldle Fleenor and she 1S chlef plckle taster John Trernaln IS the paymaster and mlghty proud of the fact oo Belng rather sour after the pxckle ep1 sode and somewhat Worn out I thought a good lunch would pep me up So to the restaurant we went Nolan Redlng tons own restaurant As we stepped 1n slde Robert Johnston kept hoverlng about and 8.dVlS1llg us what to order It seems that he was personal advisor for dlners I want to know who the chlef cook 1S here I Sald Our bottle washer 1S LOUISE Selke and veloped some remarkable foods would you care to try some of her garllcked toad l1vers'P At last the d1nner was ordered and who should dash ln w1th It but Ellzabeth Lacey Havlng H1'llSh9d our d1nner Jack Wat son carefully brought us some toothplcks IA mrghty load for such a llttle man thought I I Raymond Deal bowed us out the door and begged us to Zigalll Come up and see me sometime Next door to the restaurant was a cos metlcs shop operated by Zena Cralg and Avonelle F1ckl1n They must have been walk1ng advertlsements for both were gally pamted w1th the1r wares We came to a man prmtlng a slgn on a WllldOW I dlscovered that It was Ronald Kelllor but he was rather odd lookmg wlth his bald pate II had a notlon to send hlm to Salters Wlg Factorym We entered the shop whlch boasted of a Slgll palnter and I was surprlsed to find Har old Carney stuffmg a lxzard for he was a taxldermxst On hxs rlght stood hxs lady asslstant Alma Robblns wlth a screw drlver ready to help h1m 1n h1s next mancrzuver I persuaded Harold to lay aslde the l1zard long enough to an swer some quest1ons Do you know what has become of Lorene Wh1te9 I ques tloned Oh yes she xalses plnk 1abb1ts and I ve stuITed a few for her Where are the rest of your class matesg Well Dolothy Lawson made a Illght to Mars yesterday and Margaret Hood has a ranch 111 Australla I heard Kath er1ne Douglas eloped wlth a Rl,lbSl3.ll p11nce last week Thats all I know ex cept Frank K1tCll1ll has a goat farm ncal the clty llmlts Havmg extracted thls lllfO1IllZlt',1Oll w departed Flnally we came to a masslve hospltal As we approached I saw some one perched out on the lawn swathed Ill an artlsts smock palntlng away for deal l1fe Lo the energetlc artlst was Mar garet Porter Upon enterlng the hospltal I IlOt1C6d a bronze plaque Statlllg that John Elneman had donated It He s a m1ll1ona1re quoth my guxde because by h1s research he developed a squlrtless gxapefrult A pert llttle nurse who turned out to be Florence Stephenson came fllttxng up and asked us lf we W1Sh6d to see some one Ionla Wagner sa1d the gulde Sald whats the matter'J She told me that ln her last parachute leap she had landed flrst 111 a tree and then 111 the hospltal By that t1me anothel nurse had ap peared from somewhere Stiff 111 her starched wh1te unlform stood V1rg1n1a Burks You must leave the room at once she sternly ordered As we passed down the hall we saw Bernard Harmon Ill a room and so went ln to v1s1t h1m He told us that he had mlsplaced h1s nose no lt was d1S1OCat ed and that the surgeon Mae Beth Neel would have h1m fixed up Ill a week or so We then slxpped away lest any more grulf nurses should scold us Here comes the Justlce of Peace Sald my guxde Its Mary Bolcourt and she has blood lll her eye Then she confronted m You re causmg entlrely too much commotlon Ill th1s town Leave at once But I don t want to I sa1d Im hav ing a good tlme For that she gave me a good shaklng Oh h' Brother qult shaklng me so Im awake GIVE me those pllls QUICK At that I hastxly flung them Ill the file and my heart I'6JOlC6d to see those l1ttle nlghtmare glvers go um 111 smoke Helen Bcall Class Prophet 11954 I ' l ' l ' vm ' v ' u V I - - - - v1 V .' , 1 - H y - Y- . I ' ' H ' K . . . . , I U . - ' Ll l ' ' ' YY ' ' ' - , .1 - H . U q ' . . '- 3? ' I . - ' ' 4: ' va ' ' our chef is Sylvia McCoy. She has de- Weuenteffxi 3 room- Why, I0Ui-H, I - n ' ' . YY. l H v . . . . ' 4 - . . ' ll ' ' YY ' . - - . ' tl ' ' 1 I - .' -YI ' '- 4 e LK Y ' .F ' . w I . 1 ' ' ' - ' rv . I - ll Y I! ' xt Y - v , I ' 1 ' ' 1,1 l ' 11 - A - ' ' I THE TCOYWIEIQ 'IFRIEIE F..- un10r Class Th1s xefu thr membus of the Jun 101 Claes h1xe pushed onvxdrd 1nt0 the 1ealmQ of 1111111115: ID 1111 ealnest ende1xo1 to equlp themselxes mo1e pufectlx fo1 the xxelghtlu dutles of 11111etee11 th11tx hxe and of hfe Lndel the 1ble SIJOHSOISPIID of Vhss NI 11g111et Nllllel the Class ot Thlltl flxe h1s been 1Lt1xclx eng1ged Outst1111d111g 111 the l1st of s0c1al funct1ons of the past xe11 were the Jumor Stunt Nlght 111d the Jumor QQ11101 1ttept1o11 111 1dd1t1o11 to ltd ach1exeme11ts 18 1xxhole membem of the class hue Nh0XXll mteleet and DIOUUSQ xlong mfmx l1ll8N The class has 1ep11se11t1t1x es 011 the deb11t1ng teifll tht b1sk1tl11ll tc 1ms the l'l1x Shop md 111 mx othtl wo1thxnh1le Ol ga111z11t1ons O11 the xxhole the class hae s11t1s f1CtOl1lX shoxx Il 1ts competencx t take up next xe11 the .added dut1es md l9S1JOHS1bllltl6S of 11 SQHIOI Claes Although IH the commg xea1 xne sh Ill mlss m mx xx ho hdX6 come to be 11 1c 1l peut of Olll school l1fe xet xxc C186 0L11 11b1l1tx and le11de1sh1p and xxe shall Stllxe to cfurx 011 the Stand 11d of SBIXICL 111d Achlexement xxhlch 0111 IJltdLLLSS01N hue held so h1gh The class 0ff1ce1s xx e1e dS folloxus W1ll111m Robhms plesldent NAIICX Qtex enson XICQ p1es1dent Elhs 901111 tuu tlirhllltl D111 Ifspx NOCl9t1lX 119541 'l. 1 1. 1 E , 1, 1K1 ' A - I y 2 2 L1 1 1 1 1 1 ' l 1- ' 1 1 1.1 1 1 , K1 3 v1 ' ' 1 ' sw' 1 L 32 1 ' ' 1 1 S y 1 L1k1 1 K11 'k1- 2 1 1 ' 1 A1 1 A1 1 2 1' A1 A1 1 ' K. 1 lv 0 A1 A 1 1 , 13' '11 'is -1 - 2 1 1 'R1 T ' 2 31' .' ' 1 ' ' L' 1 ' L12 1 1 1 A, ' 1 1 1 11 ' ' 1 -7- .1 2 'K1k. z t1 1 , 1 as z 'ej 1 z in ..,2 .. -M1 .1 most of the School actlvmes' feel that 1935 offers 11 chance to exer- 'Y ' 'l S 'ks 1 1 ' ' v 1 1: ' 1 1 3 ' K1 'E I L1 V 2 4 7 ' 1 z - , Q V. x A . V V . . 1 . . . p c 1 1 ' ' If . z . , . L. 2 K. 2 . 7 .K v .S Z Y 1 -Y 1 kv. I ss ' '1 A1, 1 K1 Q A 1 t1 1 L1 1 1 X1 2 ' 1 K1 1 ' K 1 ' , L' ' 5- ' K 1 'L' K - 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 v ' 1 ' xl ' 1 x ' ' 1 1 X 1 ' 1 - 1 - v c , . c 1 , 1 1: 1 , , , 1 t 1 1 - 1 1 1 , 4- . 1 1 1 c A 1 THE. TOWER TIQIEIE Sophomore Class 'Nou eomcs thn t1s11 ot poltl 111115, the outst llldlllfl tl 1tu1es ot the Soph omole Ll1ss C 11111 l11N sp1 11111131 th1s ls 118111111 the most meonspxcuous class of the tom Smee lt 18 unol gmmed the e11ss ot 'G d1d not p 11 t1ke 111 U11 111111110115 IN 1uho1e but It dld 1111119 1ts lJ1LS6I1Lk, know n bx the 111111118 Nlemheu ot th1s el1s1 ue en1o11ed IH exeu 0lg'lI1lLlt10I1 1n sehool It has replesentatlx es on the deb 1te team and on the B1eeLe st 1ff who hfue done 0l1tNtlI1f11I1g xxolk The success ot both the b1sketh11l squads and the 1Je1seb111 team depended pal t1f111x upon then 8011110111016 mem bels Those ot thn el 1ss who 11e mu s 1 lx 1ne11n1d ue tound ln e o1chest11 1nd 111 the gnls 61101118 1XIem1 us of 1111s e11ss fue 11so found III the 11411 Shop the H1 'X Qlub and the Sunshlne Soexetx The pep of thls cl1ss 1s exempllned hx 1ts numhel ln the boostex Club Not 111 ot the 1eeomp11shments of soe111 slde Tha S01J1'l0ITl0lQS haxe shown the11 seho11st1e 1b111tx bx hu lllg XSIIlI1blS 111 the 1 1110118 d111s1ons ot the Mouxex eontests 1nd by hold mg D1OfT11I19I1t p11ees on the Hono1 Ro Illdglllff hom the '1b111t5 of thls C11ss to use 1ts mam endow ments to the best 1dx lI1t1f.l'L the 111111119 of the e11ss of 6 ls 1 mx stelx to no one 11195541 1 ' ' 1: 1 z. ' 'aj f Jlczlj ' 1 z '1 thx v 4 ' ' 1 1 1 I Y 1 v 14 n . ' 1 1, 1 1 1 1 xc 11 1 1 ' '1 c 1 1 1 ' 1 . '1 11 1'z K' ,' 12 1' A 1 112' ' 1 '12 1' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 7 . v 1 ' 7 1 1 1 1 1. K 1 1 ' 1 1 1 t 1 1 ' f , 1 1 1 ' 1 W' . 1 ' ' 1 1 N 1 ' , ' .' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 n K s ' K 1 A W n A z , 1 ' '31, ' z '- 1: 1 H ,' ' .' ' ' . f ' . v ' . ' 1 1 - . 1 ,Y 1 1 ' c 4 L 1 c 1 4 ? 1 1 ' . 2, K. ., . , u. A Z Q.. L, L, . ' -' v ' ' 1 1 1 . 1 ' ' . . 1 ' 77 - 1 dCtlXlt5 ot 1t1 membe1s .1s 1nd1- the dash ot 3,6 haue been tOXV21Id the 1' 1 1 1 .'. 1' , 1 ' 1 1 . v C 1 . 1 L 1 . , L 1 A K. i ., , . K, . Zh. .Z 8, t, 2 ,- ' 1 1!.v- 1 2 'VZ ' ' L1 1 . ' 1' , .S ' , 12 1' L1 ' 1'k1' A1 . K1 1 1 xA- . ' 1 A1 2 ' J 1 1 ,mv . R1 K1 2 1 - 1 H x . , 7,11 h. 2 ' . ' 2 . ,L1 . . ,J , b. 2 ' , . , ll .' 1 as 1 2 .' 1 .1 . ' 1 1 ' 1' . . L1 i ,. 1- ESS A. , ' A. bf 1 1 J L1 'n Y ' 1 N Q '1 1 vr I ' 1 t 1 1 ' 1 1 c c c 1, 1 1 .' 1 ' 1 'z ' z '1 - 'z 3 z ' 1 . THE TOWER TREE Freshman Class We hope It xxon t be too much fo1 xou1 hea1t 1f xxe st ut out xx1th the stuthng nevxs that 1 nexx class ap 1J10lJllcltl,lX cxlled Ileshmen entered G H S It the begmnmg of th1s school xeal Someone O1 othel seems to hue glxen most ot them a good ldea bCf0lQ thex stuted f01 a gre xt m11o11tx of the eliss settled doxxn lftu the tnst fexx xx eeks of hopeless lupted studx Members of the class hxxe been p1om1nent IH club dCt1X1 txes but of much g.,1L1t8l lmpoltance IS the fact th xt thex h ue contllbuted a gre xt manx nexx names to the Hon 01 Roll Duung the hlst slx weeks of school the cl ass shoxx ed that 1n the m un It xx IS Ill quest of that almost forgotten Q1 ul Knoxxledg.,e It shoxx ed th lt 1ts sealch xxould be xxcll bal xnced bx the flct th xt sex elal membels of th1s x ear s Saphng squad xx me Fresh men We ire l'10IJ1Ug, It xx11l shoxx that 1ts sealch 18 steadfast bx keeplng up 1ts 1n1t1al scholxstlc 16C0lCl The Class of Jr seems to be 1 class of mole enelal 1nd1x1dual1sm than my other of lecent xears No slngle membex has stood out but ex e1x stu dent of G H S has been eonsuous that there axe Ifleshmen IN the bulld futule of Amellca lf all g,1oups of xoung, people xxele chalactexmed bx th1s ab1l1tx of each member to make hxmself feel he IS 1 peut ot the lllllt ' Teamxxoxk IS stlessed 1n athletlcs but 1n regard to classes It lb seldom mentloned These Fleshmen haxe ex lneed th xt qu ll1tX to such 1 malked dogl ee that xx hen thex ba come olgan wed Ill then thnd md foulth xefus G H S max llghtlllllx expect gleat thlngs of them 119541 x ' 1 7 1 - 1 ' 1 1 . 71 1 ' 1 1 , 1 J 1 1 - .1 1 1 1 ' 1 , A1 Z 1 1' ' 2 1 ' 7. ' 1' L. 1 1 1 1'. A t1 2 4' 1 L1 1 , ' K1 ' ' '1 .1 2.1 ' 1 1 h Y I . l 1 1 1 ,K '-. 1 1 1 1 . . 1 . 2 x . . . .11 . 1 . 2 . . 1 V l Y 'v - I Y I Y 1 v 1' c 1 c t . . A 1 ' ,1 1 1.1 L1 2 1 y 1 2 1 1 A1 L1 y 3 1 -.1 A1 - 1 ' 1' 1 ' A 1 1 1 1 1 , . ' 1 1 1 1 1' 1 f . . K. A x L , 1 1 X . x A L 2 3 1 , ' 1K1 1 1 1 K1 Sk 1 1 1 1 K1 ' ' - xvanderlng, to a program of LlH1f'1t9I'- mg- W Ollld It 110i be bettel' f01' the . . . , v 1- 1 1 1 1. ff 1 c - . ' ' 1 1 ' ' v 11 1 1 - 1 3 K x v 1 , .- 1 1 c . K C C 1 . . t l Y 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 . . . r, C l L ' 1 717' ' 1 n Y H . i . ' 1 l . 1 A' . Q .L Li Y K . 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , , ' C K K l v I 1 1 v '1 1 1 1 1 , f I K l 1 I I ' VI 1 ' 1 I 1 c c 1 1 c 1 - r 1 1 1 , , 1 ,1 - ., .Z ' , ,,' L. , .4 . ,I .' 2 . T, Q K1 A1 C 1 1 1? - l 2 . 5 . 1 v 1. T ' v Av Q 4 V I 1 1 v I1 1 1 . L c c 1 1 1 . 50 xl THE TOWER TREE ir- I- wi fa 1-+V :X wo' WA Ht lm-rc GFA 5 Q u X-NJN-I Y 900 rf! wx, :R 'Q 119541 ,N aw Jul ug- in I is T . 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