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

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Photographed ID our memories things typical yet unforgetta ble because of their usualness seven dr1v1n women bent upon circulating the Annual Mr Alexander and Mr Billings prlncipal and superintendent WlSS1y patlently guldlng us zestful if questlonably fierce public speakers emoting in 309 Mr Scott trying to see that C1V1CS and economlcs pr1nc1p1es are lmprmted upon our mlnds as well as in the text books Junior enthusiasts donning Thes pian robes to unravel the plot of High Pressure Homer . . . En- glish and algebra mentors, Miss Clara Bird and Miss Frieda Ros- enmund, meeting in an unex- pected moment of freedom. These scenes capture school- in-action.

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l'1xS llzmvl S1-xl 'I Q Nh ml I il Xswvlnlvlx' Qin lxxiilt-is In lx little Xlwnls 'lin I-'I-rm Il n MUSIC. MA ESTRO. PLEASE With V. C. Shaul as new director, music reached a new peak - the Band Festival highlighting the year. Stu- dent musicians from four neighboring towns gathered together for a mass band concert April 30. Looking back ee Those slow. sleepy, Monday rehearsals . . . Mr. Shaul's jokes?? . . . the Twelve Little Maids who became a singing sensation . . . Friday afternoon pep sessions before a big game when 'AOn O Greensburg echoed through the halls . . . the marching band raising the Spirit of '44 . . . the popular chorus singing those delightful Waring arrangements and . . , a fanfare for those nine who proudly bore home blue ribbons from State Contest. ll