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

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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:

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'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

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