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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1948 volume:

NW lhx entrdncm to golden opportunltu Vl dvdncdto thu annual to all who haxv contrnhutcd mn any vuay as a student tax payxr teacher ox chool offnclal ln the deulopment of thm Grunxburg, public school system OLUBI' fee I948 Olllel' P08 Barbara Wells Edltor Mxldred Titus Assxstant Wxlna konzelman Actnlty Edxtor Nlarjorle Barrett I xllxan L5 nch Theresa Navarra Assxstants Jean Ernstr.-4 Class Edltor Joan Alyoa Marxlyn Iowe Barb ara 'VlcKahan As-.1 tants .lack Hungerford Sports Edntor Robert. Marlowe James Schexdler Assistants Editors Rollin Hahn Art Fclltur Ixan Abrtll Photographs-r Joyct hammerlnng As-.1-,tant I Tower Tree the sp1r1t of th1s book have Daucl Hadler Busmess manager Donald Austm Adurtmny., Manager Bonnxe MeNtw Gladys John-xwn Susan Loyd Joleen Strasburptr A'-snstants Mury Ruth Patterson Llrtulatxon Managlr Marilyn Glll 'Nlary L Hullmxch l- rances Koors Marjoru Mc yer Nlorma Miller Myra Qturms Bonita Wlllmms CITCUIHQIOD Staff kprmger Typxsts Erma Rnchey Faculty Adu or COIHC to you agam on my yearly V1S1t To you I brmg thoughts of fr1endsh1p the companxonshlp of books and the sp1r1t of our school Treasure these memor1es IH your heart that ln future years you may remember them w1th Joy Iran Abrell, our photographel, p1ctured 1n the upper left corner, IS always ready for on the spot plctu The lower p1cture 19 the 1948 Tower Tree Staff the people behind the scenes After much hard work, the edltors, wrlters, and typwts hate made posnble thls lssue of the Tower Tree We hope th1s annual w1ll proxe mterestlng to xou both now and lll xears to COIT19 H, . . 5, . . . , 4, .A. 1 A - , , - - , . 1 ,. , I '., .S ' , ' ' 1 l 1 ' v - ', l , ':'s ' . . u ' . , ' Q ' ' -'V A h' ' , ' l ' l A ' I . - '-'. ' Iris Bury, Mary Vllooden, Feature Marilyn Jones, Joe Fuentes, Betty ' - 5 ' f , , -. - , 1 y , F ' ' 'A V v 1 . ' . 1 v Y 1 . CK 77 ' . TGS. ' . . . i . - t . . v ' V ' 1 y ' v 4 1 ' ' ' w . . . . . . . . . V , I v. v D v I v v 4 . v v . . . U , . M ' r - I f i948 Act I Faculty Act II Students Act III Activities Act IV Sports Act V Features Grand Finale .746 mem ori ea 0 x X ,,., V vfj ,f ' 1 I .f 11 vt' I r x I r 1 r I ,- ' f I TF rf Z rf! A 'y T X x A W if 5' 0 dl Bllllm. Jl mf x The one slmple tluth about hlgh school IS that lt 13181341168 a pe1son to paxtlclpate 111 ou1 democlatlc wax of llfe Our school executu es and teachers dl16Ct us duung the foul prescrlbed weals acquamtlng us xx 1th manx of the ploblems we max face Ill the nea1 fu tule The h1gh school plomotes a fellow Shlp that selx es as an 1llSpl1at10l1 dllflllg the yeals to come It also plesents a plcture of mam plofesslons uhlch ale open loads to us As ue, the SBIHOIN of 1948 leaxe ou1 beloxed G H S, vse take vuth us the happy memol les of ou1 school daxs spent he1e 111 classes actlxltles, com OC2t10llb We leaxe Wlth much regret m ou1 hearts but also xuth upllfted S1J1I'1tS an open mlnds some of us g'O1llg Into the held of labor, others worklng toxxald a hlgher educatlon and st1ll others of cess IS open to all who are w1ll1ng to put folth enough effolt to Obtalll It So we hltch our wagons to a star and keep Cllmblllg untll we leach thls goal set before us Stanrlxmz lloyd Dau Gnome Hyatt Chalmer Oak Jack Spen er Tom Doxxnu Ro er I-lnley Omer Vbarneke Don Wxlson and HF Shorfey Su-ltul Clam Incl 1 Erma Rlchey Mrs Blrdle Wlllmm 'Vlurtha Prnt Miss Prix-da Rosemund M135 Claudia 'VlcMurtxy N1 s Allme B Home Mlss Eleanor Brook 11 Gmnma Rusk Mxss Besle Romans and Mlss Preta Hoffner 51 L m rx .. l C' 'l A ' YS, SUI ' 1 Cllj Svhmnls L1 Y L1 ' ikv I , 1 v a v . . I v vi L Y . S Q kv vvkw S 1 ' 1 vs A-v 1 ' -' ' K - ' 1. . . . v 4 1 Li, I i1 vi . . kv . nl o o K. v. N I v , K' us servlng ln the armed forces-to take our places on the stage of llfe. The Road to Suc- ,, . Y . . 4 ,L . . -U . - - Z Mlss '. 3 , M's. ' ', . ' ' ' s, Miss , ' s , ' ' , ' ' A ' ', , is' ' . ' , ' 's. IN 'ss I ' , 5' , A W . X, . M , 'W - R' X , . -,l lg 5 - . i 4 t L , . Es X, ' X XL 1 'O - AQ Saws jf Here are more people behind the scenes. These are our teachers, the directors of the play. Meet the top managers of G. H. S. Our producer is Carl Billings superintendent of the city schools the man who IS al ways prepared to lend a helping hand in our act1y1t1es Omer Warneke associate producer the princlpal of G H S has his trials and tribulations but he also has his intercom system which as every one knows he loy es yery much The eyer ready and willing Mrs Dorothy Gordon IS on deck at all times to distribute locker keys and stencils Who are these we see trying to figure out this geometry problem' None other than Mrs Erma Rlchey Miss Frieda Rosemund and Jack Spencer Ey en though they do teach math I vyonder lf they cou d tell us the answer to this little problem of the diagram' Looks compll cated enough to me Whether you figure It out or not you ye really been swell to put up yyith us these feyy years and vye ll rlyyays remember the things you ye done tor us and try to remember the things you haye taught us Will you look at the sobei faces of these three people' I cant undelst md t George Hy itt our scientist the man yy 1th all the lokes Don Wilso man of music md 1 lllgged 1nd1y1dual1st and Roger Finley yocational agriculture teacher yyho teaches us hoyy to raise cue ' Smile men smile We like you bettei that yyay Really yye knoyy youle not that gruff Take fr look at three telloyvs yyho ue good sports with dauntless ideals Hats off to them kids ' Well vyell' If it isnt our one and only H E Sherfey and his little mimeograph machine Not a day passed 111 G H S but yyhat yye saw him slay ing ayy ay run ning off tests for all the teachers Miss Freta Hoffnei and Mis Birdie Williams can yerify that for us cant they' We might add that Miss Hoffnei has sery ed as our rehab e school treasurer dur1ng the past four vears Mrs Williams one of the social science teachers has been a senior sponsor this year Three of our English teachers appear to be having a little conference. I wonder what rt s all about' Perhaps Mrss Bcssre homans, Tree Crtx Brecze sponsor, rs out on a tough assrgnmerrt and rs asking for a lrttle adxrce from Mrss Allre B Howe and Mrss Clara Bird Miss Howe has been the Plays Hop sponsor for the past three vears and has been swell The Trr Hr X had as their sponsor thrs xear Mrss Brrd, who replaced Miss Romans as super xrsor' last fall Well we must buzz along and see w hat s doing on down the lrne We frnd Mrss Fleanor Brooks hear ing and speech instructor, testing Miss Claudia McMurtry s ears or so rt seems Mrss Brooks and her speech class hare been 1er1 actrxe this xear rn debates We had elexen contestants for the Mowrex Public Speaking Contest thrs sprrng Mrss Mc'lTurtr1 and her Home Economics girls haxe made mam delicious luncheons and haxe also made mam delicious looking outfits Vlere glad to sax that one of her grrls placed first rn the statc contest thrs xear on her sewing abrlrtx Here Mrss Martha Frost rs teaching art to one of her students Sallx Whrtelaw We are xerx fortunate rn haxrng Mrss Frost as art rrrstructor rn our school sxs tcm for she rs indeed xerx talented It 1 ou xrsrt hcr studio 1 ou can see the num erous statuettes which she has sculptured actrxrtres this rear espccrallx wrth her suggestrons for decor rtrons Farlx rn the sprrng when the grass rs rust peeping rboxe thc ground xou mar trnd Miss Irrost with her classes around town sketching xarrous sccncs Last but not least we haxe three of our rthletrc rnstructors Mrss Genexa Risk 'lonr Downer rndFlo1dDr1rs Nlrss Rrsk has grxerr trmc and talcnt to the bet ermcnt of C' H 5 espec1all1 he sportsmanship Coach Downer rrallx gaxe us 1 boos this rear bx pushing e Pirates through the Section rl and on to thc Regional Flox d Drxrs rn instructor nr social science has contrrlrutrcl muah rn preparing us to copc with the problrnrs ot rconomrt lrte Supplx rnd dem rnd dc rr L 1 nomrts Am I rrgrt Mr Drxrs' inks o 1 o xou w ro r re hun rr rg r c r hm p . ,1 1 ' 11 -xK1k1' T 1 L1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 L1L. : I .K1 A1 D f . 1 vt L I 11 . 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Maurice Keith. Jack Kix- m'ller, Patrica Jameson Charles Lawrence, Gene Ketchum, Dorothy Koors. William Ley Marguerite Koors, John Lowe, Frank Manus. Mary Ann Kreiger lflIfll0I 5 Norbert Mewer Jean Niartm 'Vlarjorle Meyer: Don1ld Mmary Bully Jenn MIDIIFW John Moeller larry Moore Marllvn Montgomcry lunneth Offett Mvrtll Ma.'Nellew Dorothy Odyzen l'xrl Ourpeck llonme Ponsler Dila- Owens Slanlew Reed Amw Ann Reed Fdward Richards llorla Rhodes Glens Rucker Robert Scheldler Frances Ruseell Lharles Smlth Bernard Sullivan Mary Ioulse Sahm Arthur NanArsdall Marjorie Schoettmer Barbara Smith James Xanderbur Maurnce Xogel Maxine Stewene Jack Williams , .3 i T Sf ,Q C' ff ri W g 4- 4-x arf 3 Q6 Y7' Sophmore Home Rooms Row J Nell OBrien Bob lhcke tene Best John Webtlnghouse B1 Hash Paul Wolter lhll Abbott Bob Mount Rohm Dxnenport lilll Baumgartlner Larl Sprung 1 Loueks Don Mont gommry Row 2 Kathryn Carr Marilyn Fwmg Harriet Colle Sue Marlow Marjorie Welage llnrbora Reich ar Wanda Bennett Leona I rlngle Barbara Navarra Row 1 Mr Sherfey Ldna Menkedxck Barbara Ryle Barbara Muller Norma Roazell Alice 4 reen Absent Mury Louise Vogel Row J l1uI hlrkpatrxck Bxll Bruner Jlm Hellmlch Bob l-rtnsemler Menkedlck Jlm ldlewme Heg r L 1 bo den ounce S mng Bob Hanna Tom Beeson Row 2 Sara Loyd Ruth Scheldler Jean Lder Ruta Thu-kery Marjorie bcheldler Norma Mler Janet Mel .nughlm Barbara Shoettmer Row 1 Lrnstes Louise Iebenstexn ou he Fuentes Ilndu Weber Patty WWPISDEI' Martha Buell M'xry l'lIen Llark Jwcqulllne Barn ar A bsent t lorm hoodpasture Row J Bob Nawarr-n P1ul lhdler Dale llur'-t Dick Stout Ron1ld lhron Jerry Westhafer Don Maudlln lhud Young Melun Ramer lull Yleperrose Tom llatterton francis NICIKIIIHY Row 2 Joan DeMos1 Nellie Iluekel Roselyn X ozel Ruth Tatem llnnn1 Sprlnpzmler Phyllis llrnzht Murth1 Wooden Dottxe Over peck vll'Zll'll3 Manley l-rnnees Meyers Row l M I-mley llelen Dwenger Allce Alexander Rowemnry Puck e hathryn Meyer Nancy Strnshurzer Ruta 7nellner Wll ma I rlmes Aboent Jlm Abbott Marine Luwkaden Larl Klene John Nlckell . . . . . . . , , 1 .' , ' Q , ll tv , , 1 I V D . . , , . - er, Il'll J, - v u I I I l n 1, . J - - , - . . .' ' , ' I . , .. . . ' r I Dale ' , ' ' , Lui' e . 'a'! ' 2 , L '. Y - A I . , .J v ' v , I H ' - . . . Miss llird, Joyce Ross, Mary ' .' :, . ' J ' , L - A. - 3' 5 l f -. , , . , . I . ' A I . - d. l ' ' S . V 4 1 Av ' 4. 4 1 , I .4 , I , 1 1 1 .V Y 'J v '- ' I l. . . 1 -.J A Y' ,'a 1 ., Av ' p , Y . , 4 . ' ' v , 'Q Q A' r. ', , . ' A - mc, ' . . n' -' n . 4 I . . I ' , , V . , 4 ' Y , A.. 4 Freshmen Home Rooms Row J Bob Strasburger Bull White Sam Wuse Jum Burluert lull lvooden Ronald Tukulue Donald Pckel llen Braden Leroy bmuth Buddy Banuater Marpun lfueld man loren Rucharda Row I Anna Mae Ford Helen Haley Orpha Burton Marue Dulkes Phylluh Hoffman Betty Robbins Paulune Dwenger Hurence lyons Jo Ann Ranev Row 1 M Hyatt Absent Myrtle Blanton Bonnue Loy Joan Tenon Jerry Yavwter Row 1 Duck Buchanan kenneth Schoe ttmer John Vandebur John Jackaon Prederuck hubank Bob Hurt Lonrad lxreaa John Reed Duck Pee Tom Weusner Bob Brown Charles Swango Carth Abrcll Row 2 Helen Wrught Dons Lrane Mary Ann Walker Dons Scheud ler Barbara t ulluland Wanda Buckley Betty Bennett Joann Sahm Margaret Secrest Joan Wulson Januce Bruner Row l Musa Ro:-emund Abbent Lthel Benham Harry Lawrence Bull Strasburger Ruth Tumulty Row 2 Harold Stuer Bull hoors Bob Walter Bull Mchell kenneth Jones Joe Welch Eugene Buahop Thomas Harvuer Row l Bob Moeller Paul Ponsler Dah Bush Lrnest Hahn L h'urlcs Lutes Dale Lawrence Mr Oak Absent. Jon Hellmuch Carl Wennuml Rom I Maruc Dulkes Carolyn Darby Dorothy Lukens Patrucea Doer flmger Nancy Roszell hath leen Wulmer Loretta Ramer Roscmarue Neuman Marllarct Banta Ruta Wulmer Row 2 Julua Barber Sadue Green Donna Rcdungton Delorus Merrutt Mary Ruth Ruble Jovce Thurston Keraldune Owens Delorma Rath burn Row 1 Mum McMurtry Absent Martha Davus Patrlcua Hall v , . , . - - . . 'u . , I . u , . '. , v . A. , J' .'. p v - , ' . v . v . u v v , ' Y ur u I v . v u A - , , . v -- u f , , , , , . , - , . . v A . 5. ' . 1 , . , w 1 . ' 1 -1 .729 'A -4 Q .. vi -s ,s x s fb. .. Qb mf ' A 'lvl fa 4 I 1 l I I g 7 J X It ' X y W y 1 All MY 'X ua R -4 1 Imu l Mrs-. Allie Ii Howe bponsor ni xn Chmu 0 JOHNSION Hind 'Hom Q re Han I Ixtu Hand J I'xIRIxPAlRIQIx us IIIIHI I! Mc-RAHAN of Chmu f Khmu 'II JONI' Q05 Ind Chuxu Dun VIII mn bpunsnr H X O burn 51.1. at Aims Vlnurl Ircds I mu Chdpldxn Iurkpatx lck 9 Hunks rford we Lhalmer Oak Sponsor Hyun HI NGI' RI ORD Sports Edltur D Au'-tm Edxtor Idle xx lm -. L If du U Ifrn tm A st hdxtur IV1s Ii le Roman bponsur R Hahn X P1 Us Wllll.-xms rms mzer l'lnIew Sponsor HI'I LMILH t 'I xo Hem! Som IIIom1 IIunInuIL,n R1 puxhr C UDD Vhatnhdoi. ofzer I mlq bponsox 4'-tu I u 1 Rrvs7LII Eden I nut I :nu IVI1.Ix.ah.an SLI'lCllIItI N ml Innc I Cx 1 Iohn lon NNIIIIAYI1 1 Spx mxmnl Ram s Osu n VMII VI 1II1'm1 IICIIIDICII xss I enexa Rusk Sponivr stunic nt L uuncll N nlmu VK 1Ill'1m Bax run q1CX Iiordnn TII1 IH R :II Sc-cx Rum: 'Ina 'NIsNux Ch1pI'nn 'IILRAIIAN NL! at Arms OXXI. Il Alva 1 '1 IIIYI Sm VI lllmm Pr:- 'II ntln 0 Xhllcl Qu-x Trf 1'- Ilaxult Pm Sp: 1:11.11 1 xtu 'wen Qh4 x fox Spun nn I'I:nysImp .I .I I -f 'l'rs':As. I . us: -II -- V. I' ws. J. . '- -- I'r4's. J Yami -rln-r - Sm-sy. Hu . 2 fl ' s I,I'L'S. of 1 L. . 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'I s -- I L , . k S ,. all B S Rh C W W ll P BW RB BB G K W Pl RD C 1 C H Remlmscenses of the gvm plano- Iwas greatly amaled Whefl the TOWGI' Tl' e asked me to tell you about the G H S mUS1C department durmg the Peet year Why should I be asked yust a poor old Starck plano to wrlte the thmgs IH Wh1Ch Don W1 son and hxs II'1LlSlC1dl'lS are mostly lnterestedl It st11l remams a puzzle but Ill be glad to relate some of my experlences You see Im 1n the mUS1C SeCt10H Of the gym HH the time S0 I have a pretty good chance to obserye th1ngs Slnce Im pr1v1leged to attend thexr rehersals and some of thexr programs my lnformatlon lsnt to be l1ght y scorned Although the band doesn t use me Im a regular attendant at thelr rehersals whlch are held here on Monday Wednesday and Frlday mornmgs Once ln a whlle Im kept from my slumber when th1s group and thexr d1rector hate extra nlght praetmes but I am very un derstandlng and they usually do not stay later than 10 00 pm I am told that th1S organ 1zat1on was extremely active all year playlno' exchange concerts wxth both the Mad1SOH and the New Salem Bands presentmg concel ts IH the local communlty bemg host for the first Decatur County MUSIC Festlval partlclpatlng m the D1str1ct and the State Band Or chestra and Choral Contest marchmg for dlfferent events and many other thlngs Part of the band called the pep band plays for pep SESSIONS whlch Iye heard many tlmes I mlss the games mostly I understand that they yell themselyes hoarse yet Ican do nothlng but Walt for someone to tell me about It later Sometmqeg I w1Sh the band needed me February through March ah yes that was when numerous members and Mr Wllson put forth extremely hard and earnest work 1n preparlng for the Dlstrlct and the State Solo and Ensemble Contests Then I got a work out You see the sololsts have plano ac compamment Mrs Joe Campbell was the accompanxst th1s year I was usually sleepy and tlred so I know thev must haye been Perhaps you don t knoyy Mr Wllson the d1rector ot ITILISIC' He has been the muslc lnstructor here durmg the past tyyo years Thanks to Mr Wllson the G H S muslc dep rtment succeeded 1n plesentmg the Umted States Marlne Band 1n the afternoon performance last fall Iye heard rumors that th1s magnlficent band may appear hexe agaln next fall Due to Wlr Wllson s past teachlng GXDQYIQIICQS he has dey elopel such an extlaordmary and str1k1ng personallty that lt IS small yyonder that h1s stu dents admlre and 1espect h1m eyen as I do I belleye that one of hls chlef ambltlons 18 to organlze an 01 chestra 1nG H S Don Wnl n M nc D1 tr Row -1. A H. um-ll, L'. Sham-r, G unlcs, . arne-ke, L. Pohlman, C. Gidlvv. .I. Reed. li. Gilliland, .I. Kirkpatrick, J. Marlin, J. 'i iams, R. Doles, 'l'. Battvrton, LI Jones, C. Horne. M. Pohlmun, R. lzltt. Row 3. J. Ross, . ooden. . rown, . ennett. D. Stout. . Springmier, R Alyea, E, Johnson, D. utchback, Il, hite, D. Westinghouse, J. Vawter. M. eak, T. Navarra, ', ownvy, E. Mg-nkudick. Row 2. M. Jones. W. Buckley. B. McKahan. D. Schneider. D Crane G. Ketchum, C. Springer, C. Osburn, S. Konzt-lman, B. Rr-ichart, A. Oak. M. Titus, . Noorv, Row 1. G. Johnston, I.. Moore, P. Jameson, S. Ross, . ancock. 9 L I' . . L . , L , , , . . . . -Y . . . . Q , . 'K L1 L l L L L u K . , Y . V ' , . L , D L . L , ' , V' L I L . , . . . . . . . , ' 7 ' , , . ' . v - - P I - V . L . , . v . r L- . . . l V . . . - L L L , , I , ' I . . ' v I E Q L 1 . . I I v ' v ' 1 ' y U v ' u - ' 9 ' y , L L L 7 L . . 7 ' . . Q y n y , W' , L L . 1 A ' A 1 n L Ll I L , L L L - I I I Y L Y u V L , V V . y Y u u u L V . 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Pc xx ox snor 11 man ou 1m.11 lt cock D ont omcxx 1 mm 11 1 'N Vhlage ll m N Runll B 'NlcNzxx xx srvxngton IC enur our chumllsr 1 1 1n r nton uu.cl ll 14 en 1 hctahum N llldnford 'NI 'lltu Roxx um J Rogelb ners b.111l group It s 1emf1rk.1ble hoxx these small gm, and bgxq lmpmxe fmm day tg dax and from xxeek to xx eek, and thex xe g1oxx11 so I hcudlx knoxx them The chorue IS my faxor1te, I thmk I do hope thm xxont offend the band and other IYILISICIHYIS, but I feel eo much more chummx vx1th the chorus Thex alxxaxs count me 111 then membershlp, and we re all so cloee to each Othel Donna Reddmgton accompamed the group thm xear I remember the firet tlme that Qhe stated to plax, and hoxx he1 hande shook Juet as lf She xxere afra1d of me Novx Nut that ab2urd'7 No vxonde1 Im thr1lled and eager to do mx beet on Tuesdax and Thuudax mommgs xx hen Such a fine QIOUD are HIIXIOUS to smg Thex Slllg' Qacred mus1c p11m.1r1lx Exen I am at mx beet xx hen I hear them emgmg The Lords Praxer or Pralse Ye the Fathe1 Thex plesented a Chuetmae proglam 111 fo1mal dress at the PreQbyter1a11 Church, and ex e1xo1'1e Qa1d that thex had excelled them selx es Ldte1 thex sang an Easter C0nce1t atxx h1ch thex sang both sacled mus1c and a fexx nox eltx numbers Quch as Md x S L1ttle Lamb Thex too, part1c1pated 111 the xa110us co11 teets l U S 'Vhrmc Band xxllh Mamr Wlllmm F Santelman .l. lC1'11stL-.'. J, D M .S, T. D l . li. Platt. C. Osl ' . R. Huh , 1, . In 1-IA, .l. Rc -'l, l.. Ye- 'Il '. .1 ' 3. R. Z 'Il - , P. H ff , P. D -'fl' ' - ', 'l'. HY.-h ' ', . N 1: - .l. VV'll s, I. All A -ll. M. l'l -ak. .L ' f ' , J. S h . , . . 1' - '. Ru ' 2. D. R-ll' 1 . M .'l h . M. K s, R. S -' - , ll. M-Kzh: , G. .I 1h s , N. H -f , M. Ch sk: l , M. G'll, G. ' 1. P. Holm-lman. M. McNeeley D Rathhurn. P. W1-isner. J. Ross, 'lj Nm-arm. R, Burkhart, M, Krpigvr, A, Green, W, Grimes, N. .l ls, . 1 ff 1 . 1 7 - Q 4 . 1 . x , ' , , v ' . v . v v . x . . . 1 , v , t t , , rv - v' v . v w , . V v . v Y . ' . ' . V , 1' ' v L U yy, y' A A w y v v - ' ' - v ' v 7 x 1 I 4 ' t K ' ' 1 L ' U . v ' L ' v ' 7 A L x v Q 7 ' I K6 K l Y U K , :I KK 'Z L ' . Y! , . 5 K ,.' K, ' L . A ', L- 1 K . L. H . 1: JL. 1 .H v A ' ' .I ' I . -' - I OH OFC! I' State Solo and Ensemble Contestants We are happy to say that twenty two IHLISICIEIIIS out of th1rty one were eligible for state contest this sprlng In or der to go to state the contest ants htd to win fnst in the dis tllCt contest Our dI'I'lblt1OLlS mus1c1ans di rected by Don W1lson yentured forth on February 21 to the R Pl grounds of Indiana State Teach ers College at Terre Haute M J B S Sv With the cheers of the pep ses sions honorlng the contestants still rmglng ln thelr ears they downed five more firsts The soloists who placed first were Gladys Johnston clarlnet and Maxine Pleak barl tone sax others placing first were Larry Moore Gladys Johnston and Marilyn Jones clari net tr1o Richard Stout Gorden Sprlngmelr and Erm1l Johnston cornet trio The Twelve Little Maids also chalked up another first to keep the perfect record smce the begmmng of th1s orgamzatlon in 1944 Members of thls group under the direction of Mr Wilson were Patsy Bokelman Mary Lou Tlchenour Bonnie McNew Marilyn Jones Bonnie Wllllams Jo Ann Rogers Mertie McNeeley Theresa Nayarra Barbara McKahan Mary Wooden Joyce Ross and Joan Aly ea Shazer received a second division rating Student conductor Larry Moore placed third We are proud that this group of willing workers who under Mr Wllson s strict super 3181011 haye brought even more honors to G H S ann Twelve L1tt1e Ma1dS BWII BMN T BMKh W R MJ MN J ly N The Twelve Little Maids were selected this past year by Don Wllson G H S muslc 1n structor through the trvouts wh1ch were open to every high school girl These twelve g1rls had the best blendmg yoices The sopranos were Patsy Bokelman Bonnie McNew Jo Ann Rogers and Marv Lou Tlchenor the second sopranos Joan Aly ea Barbara Mc Kahn Theresa Nayarra and Mary Wooden the altos Marlly Jones Myrtle McNeeley Joy ce Ross and Bonita W1l1l3mS Gladys Johnston seryed as accompamst This group originated ln 1944 under the directlon of V C Shaw the music d1rector at that tlme and has been actlye ever smce partlcxpatmg ln the District and the State Con tests and Slllglng' before varlous groups and oragmzatlons They have been eligible to enter the State Solo and Ensemble contest every year after wmnmg a first d1y1s1on rating ln the Dsitrlct Contest Thev once again upheld this tradltion and placed first in the State this year J . , I 5 I v ,. I 7 r - '. . ' . 2 2 .' 2 ' 'C S- I L H. . y .- my L 7 v Row 2. K ' - G, Johnston, G. hotles, M. enk. I.. Moore u Row 1. - - E. Johnston, J. Ross, . ones, H. uell, Shazer. G. ringmier. ' - - . 1 ' , 1 1. . . . . . . I . , Q , - , .- S Q 1 1 V' , 1 . , . , - 1 3 a , , l L' , 1 . 1 1 v 't Y 9 sf' Y V ' Y . H V ' 7 1 ' 7 9 ! x , v o The clarinet quartet composed of Joyce Ross, Helen Buell, Gloria Rhodes, and Shirley v ' - . . . . , . . , . 1 1 1 s. ' v xv , V s I 5 1 I -'V H' g I 1 u A R.. if . sf . Q--LC L' -. gay . Row 2. J. Rogzes, . i iams. . c ew. M, ichenor, . c a an, M ooden. Row 1. J. oss, . . ones, M. c eeley, P. Bokelman, . A ea, T. avarra. - . K . ' , n u 1 I . ' , v . . , v . , i V. , ,, N . . D . 1 ' . . S . I . ' , , , 0 g . Q i . : h ' , - , , , 3 : V I , 1, v L L Q k'1 x 5 v 5 I . . Y . -- . . . . .L . - , , , K 1 K 1 1 J . . y . . . 7. . . . . . - - - - gran ,915 Quill and Scroll J Quill and Scroll a journalistic organization IS the only national honorary soclety in G H S The admission requirements are Two years of outstanding work on elther the school paper or the annual a C average a upperclassman and a piece of workn sen to the society for approval W SP J K ecommendatlons are made b A J ly w lx M rt the faculty advisor Miss BCSSIQ Romans Ten were selected and lnitlated into Quill and Scroll this year all of whom were mem bers of the Senior class They were Joan Alxea Daxid Hadler Jack Hungerford Joyce Kammerlmg Wllna Konzelman Robert Marlowe Betty Sprlnger Myra Dell Sturgis Mild red T1tus and Barbara Wells All these 1H1t13t6S were members of the Breeze and Tower Tree except for Barbara who was the Tower Tree editor There were already three active members in this group who had been 1n1t1ated in the school term 1946 47 making the total membership thirteen The officers during' the past year were Dan Austin Pres Jean Ernstes V Pres and Mary Wooden Secy Treas Tom Batterton winning first IH the state Latin contest and Jean Ernstes winning second ln the state English contest be stowed new honors upon Greens burg High School h The four Latln students W o entered the d1str1ct contest at State EI1gl1S1'1 and Latln Rushv1lle were Tom Batterton Sara Loyd Wanda Buckley and Contestants Six English students entered th1s contest Tean Ernstes Mary Ruth Pa terson Myra Dell Sturgls Helen Buell Phvl 11s Doerflmger and Marilyn Montgomery All ten students placed in the district thus making them el1 gible to particlpate in the state contest This IS the first tlme 1n ten years that G H S has parti clpated in the Indiana UHIYGF sity Achlexement Testing Pro gram Ribbons were awarded the first and second place wlnners B 1 M S, ,Z M M P M 1n the state contest , I l L1 . ! K i r n n ' W , ow 2. t L ' M. ooden, B . ringer, M. Sturgis. J. Ernstes, R. Marlowe. . ammerling . Row 1. R - V D. ustin, . A en, . 'onzelman, ius. , . o , - L L u - Y '- ' ' . ' 7 . , ., . ' 9 Y ' ' . v cv 1 Y 9 ' 7 l - Y . n n - Y : 9 ' J y - ' ' 3 , u' n 1 7 'K 9 , - L - . . i I v 0 y 3 Tom WSISHEF. ls : L 7 ' It , ' ' v v . ' - . . . Y Y . 1 ' - 4 . . , Q a 1 v - V 4 Y Y -- V- W. Buckley. T. Battc-rton, S. Loyd, Miss Frieda Rosemund, J. Ernstes, Miss Clara . ' ' irc, . ur is. . ontgomery, M. atterson, H. um-ll, Miss Bessie Romans, ff W9- af How .S DQWIL1 ell wnt J lx1mme1l1n1z J 'Nh 'lughlln ll W1ll11m Nlcxlexx A Reul 'NI Wooden Row Spx-1npzm1tr J Rogerb 'NI Barrett VN konnlmnn l I-l B Nlclxxhm R la em B 'Nhlltr Vllbs B1rrl bponhn Row 1 ark W1 Iowm I attu on 1 1 1 111 Upper rn-:ht D 'Viount Upper Left R Platt D 'Vlauwlhn Row J T Batterton R Barron R Barnes J Hood J Wfsthafer D Bamhrulyze J 'Vioorc Row 4 D Aust1n S Reed J Brnzht, C Ovcrpc-ck, R W1ll1ams Row 3 C Sprmxzer T Doles E R1chard-1,R Hanna R Brown M l-ult1, D Hur-mt Row 2 R Stout E Borden D Marlln, P KlfkD8tFlCh D Owens R lfren-umner, B Baumgartner Hove 1 I- McK1nney C Osburn, L Moore, J Lowe C Oak Sponeor J Iurkpatnck J Hungerford O I dedlcate mx self t ed l C ec thoughts and 11ghte wus hung th1s 18 the dS1N ot th1 T11 H1 X Club 'lh1 lll H1 Y Llllilel e s 3OllN0lNl'llD of I1ss dl 1 bud, completed .1110 he1 sutcesstul 1ea1 The s0L1dl 1,, he t o e 1e.11 uas 1 ann .1 Rest Beau banquet 11h1ch was held It X lll A Othe lLt1X1t19S of the O1 g.l'dll1lflt10H 1l1ClLlflQfl an 1m IIICNSIXK lllltldtlflll NCIXICQ h111ch 1 Chustmas paltx the home of Do 19 O1e1pecl1 and the Glltlle SIIOLIIJS 1ttend1ng d1ffe1e11t Cl'lLllLl'lCS tw1ce D11e to the superb lead ersh1p of the offlcers an othel xear of Quccees wae added to the reco1d of the local H1 Y Club Llllflel the sponsorsh1p of Joe Camp bell the eecretarx of our Y M C A Once agaln the paper drlxe cont11111ed to fLlI1Ct1Ol1 and was the mam source of IIICOITIC for thls 0!'gdlT1Zc1l2lOI1 Thex opened the1r act1x1 t1es wlth the an11ual rough lYllt1dt10l1 for the new mem bers Along 111th many othel exente came then' loxelx Valentme Da11ce follow ed bw three banquete honormpz the1r fathers mothe1s and best g1rls The latter IS looked for ward to exerx year and 19 usuallx the h1ghl1ght of the season The Greensburg H1 Y Club 19 xery proud of 1te members, eapeclallx John Lowe, who wae elected both the State and the Dm tr1ct Premdent for the wear Haung attended the first d1str1ct conference at Connersvllle, the H1Y Club was host for the eecond conference of the year at wh1ch Dax 1d Bram br1dge was elected YICG presldent. I I I' l, -- L -- KK ' ' ,, 0 4 . 'f -.fl..W 1f ',.Riu,1' iz,-i . ' T1 ' L ' b e 'yi -3-La. cg? c l ' 1 s p e e c h, l '1 Il ., : ' , .' ' f ' 4' 1 .' .' ' . .-1 .- ' ' 1 01- -1 V ,. , J' . . . t - - . h'ffh.'. 11 f thx g - - My tht '. u'l .' ' - t ., 1, s . , , -. .. L. , , I ' ' ' Q' 1 , A- . the '. M. C A. ' pril. A Mx 1 '. .R ,Y 2 , - ,. . S . i '- ' ' ' ' ' 'Inu . . . . . , - A 3 73:1 . f . . - ' . T 'f' 'iii' ' '. . . . . . , ,v 4' 1 ix-: p 1 - LK. 1 A . L, . v Q 5, 2lttl10l,l'CSlJXt01'l'lll , Q 1 ll- QQ C' . . ' 2 ' Q L, . L. . - ty - x 'ji at tt ' 3, , . . ,. . '. V' 1: 1 Y. J. . ss, I-'. Russ- . L. Lg 'h. . 'z 1 , , A -L. v ' , , 'g 5, - . - li. . 1 '. , ' , . . ' 1 , . L . - 3, A ' S S, ' - D '. . '... . '. ' L' 1 , .. In-r, . 1 '12, . t , ' ' , ,Q K M. Gill, . 1' 1, ' , ' '1'. I ' 1 M. Cl' , 1 . 1 N. P -'s . J. Aly-11, J. Rlss, .l. D:1'is, C, llz1 'tt. ' l- , ' . , , un- , L V' Q- Al, 1 , ' rl Y 1'- 1 ,' .- l Q u l 1 Y . 1 1 . v V . 1 U 1 - , Q A . Q Mild 'llfle Yellow and white the colors of the Sunshin SOCletX symbolize to each girl the light and warmth of the sun and purity This organlzation under the superuslon of 'Vhss Elea nor Brooks and Miss Claudia McMurtw has tie largest girl membership in G H S With love in my heart forgetting self and with charity for all IS the basis of this group s charitable deeds Tag days are customary in order to obtain money for these deeds Most of Sunshine s actlxitles arf yearly exents First comes the Thanksgixing basket the girls donate a large portion of the food howex er there is still much to be purchased the repairing and the purchasing of toys '1 f hristmas tree treats for the kiddies fcandy peanuts and applesl and usu ulv a few decorations Besides the serious side of this 01Q,'3YllZltlOll there is also the fun They ponsored a Teentown dance and a Sadie Hawkins Dance The Sadie Hawkins Dance gate the gals a chance to im ite the guy of thelr choice this inyolxed many things-calling for their dates taking them home seeing about corsages fcarrot and radish that ish and mans other un fortunate things Three members Dorothy Luken Nancy Strasburger and Marx Ann Walker attended the Sunshine Camp last June Yes the Sunghme S0113 th9I'eS 21 glfl of my dreams mth heart of gold fits xerx well the Sunshine girls of G H S ! . q y . 1 v . D D v '1 Y . I . . , . . e y , . S y . . . . A Y L U - .H . v G , t T u . . . . ,. N , . . . . . . . ,, . . . u V. . ,, . . . Y L 7 K 7 ' 1 y r ' ' v I K. K - vm, ' Y' ' L. . 3 - , V L.. ' A. K. A, ' -' A -S - . K 1 . Z 7 , K . . Secondly, is the Christmas party for the underprivileged children of this clty. Th1s involves ' ' . Y ,H C I 'L L Y L. H ' ' SH . J, 1 . l v ' ., . , . . N .. , ' ' - ' , Y A1 ns , . ,, Y,, . . h . . v Y Y . . . , , . L . . Y N , , Y , . . . , . , , ' v .Y v v .v s .Y s ' , u v ' , i Y. ,, 1 H L V . T ' N' Row 1 Whltn E ahn Vmmerbur R mms G upp Hmllmxt Moeller Row 9 B Hellmich H Siler B koors J 'Vlmeller B Walter P Mzysrroe Row 'Z Wolter R an lcllyylm W1 Harprlnp, J Moore D Hfllhbfllill Mr l'1nley Donor fIfI,4. The Future Farmers of America, under the leadership of Roger Finley, vocational agriculture instructor, became an extremely active group this year. To start their activities, these boys sold concessions at home football games, which was a great responsibility as well as hard work Elght F F A members along w1th Mr Finley were fortunate to attend the International Har yester display of farm machln ery at Chicago last fall Those who made the trip were Dayld Bralnbrldge Gerald Cupp Rol lan Hahn, Dale Heger, James Hellm1ch, Jack Moore, Robert Williams, and Paul Wolters The local group engaged themselyes 1n a Farm Fest contest, and were divided 1nto four teams w1th the losing team giving the others a party They yyere hosts to the d1str1ct XII F F A meeting at which Robert Williams won the public speaking contest The fiye members who attended the state cony ention at Purdue, were Dale Heger, James Hellmlch William Koors, Harold St1er, and Robert Williams Once again Robert Williams was elected D1str1ct Director and was also awarded the Hoosier Farm Degree due to his outstanding leadership ability and co OD6I'dtlOI'l in h1s own club as well as d19tI'1Ct affairs Bob has also received the DeKalb agriculture award Row 1 M Koors M Krugar I' koors N 'Hiller M Hcllmuh C Cforlpastor Munkedxtk W Crime M Scuttmcr W lxonnlman ta Nayarra M Barrett M Txchtnor Row 2 H E Sherfey sponsor M Nieman B Deckcr J hammcrmp M Grill I- ellmich J ogers M rltll bprmur M .lone-1 W Borsen Bury B banclers M Meyer G John-mn Row 3 I Bennett M Plc-ak W Btnnctt J I'llll'lU. R William R Brown J Lowe D 'Viontgomery C Glas P Jameson J 'Martin A Raul JJ' The local F B L A Future Business Leaders of America, showed great promise IH the Hood Jr, a member of the club yy as th1s year s state presl dent and Marilyn Gill was the state secretary of the F B L A John Lowe was elected the state president for this next year In add1t1on to these honors the G H S chapter recelyed national recognition 1n the IJ B E A , a Journal published by the National Business Education Department The most prom1nent act1y1ty of this group under the sponsorship of H E Sherfey, was the monthly luncheons, at which Mr Studebaker, state chairman of F B L A, was one of the speakers These luncheons were prepared and sery ed by oui Home Economics Depart ment The four representatiyes attendmg the conyentlon at Muncie this year were Junior Hood, Marilyn Gill, John Lowe and Idelle Bennett , . . T ' , I B. . II . .1. . 1 . . win' . C , J. - '-11, 11. ' ' ' - .M ' ' , . ' , , ' , , . 1 , . s, . 1 1 s-. ' ' P.. ' S, 1-1 11, .1. 11 -. .. 1 ' f, . . -, . ' '1 -, . ' ff rv I . 5, s s . L , , . V Y nw n . u Y n 1 1 . , . .. R L L n L' y s O I C O . . . ., Ea' , 4,1 b' It Q. l 'gh ' , ' , ' ' 'jt ',,i,y, ,rj state affairs this year. Charles . ' 3 ' v ' I ' , u . . ' ' . . l . ' . r ' ' ' . ' , '. I A G ' L A - F. 1-1 ' , R .. . S, 11. ' A . . 1 . 1. uv ' . , . ' . . s, . . 1 , 1 . v . A .' ' BS' - . Y ' A ' ' 1. A ,' 'L v I . . . I, . . - I v ' .1 V v . A v' vv ' nv I Y ' 004 lem f A l A hearty applause to the Boosters Club under the unfa1l1nf, leadershm of MISS Genexa R1Sk for the fine co operatlon 111 ass1st1ng wlth 1ar1ous programs and act1x1t1es Th1s organ 1zat1on has the largest membersh1p of any 1n G H S The off1cers the councll Mlss Rlsk and the ent1re club d1d a grand 1ob th1s year There were many ha1r l'3lSlIlg' pep SESSIONS for the P1rates and Coach Tom Downey under the SUDBFVISIOH of the Boosters Club w1th the a1d of Don WllSOH and h1s pep band These SESSIONS were composed of guest speakers student speakers sk1ts snake dances bon fires and even fake Shelby cheer leaders Pep SCSSIOHS were also gnen for the G H S MUSIC Department and the1r d1rector Mr W1lson preced1ng the1r part1c1pat1ons 1n the D1s tr1ct and State Contests and for the Engl1sh a11d Lat1n students enter1ng the D1str1ct and State Contests They also assured fans of transportatlon to out of town football and basketball games through the1r arrangements w1th the bus company DHIICQS too were sponsored after Frlday Illgllt home basketball games Inx1tat1ons to attend these dances were extended to the x1s1t1ng teams and students at whlch cokes sand wlches and ICG cream were axallable Nexer before had th1s organ1zat1on glV9H the P1rates such a boost as they dld th1s wear preced1ng the tournaments W1th cr1es of Set Rlp P1rates spelled backward Wlth the shorthand a r1ng1ng from the rafters the P1rates rode to a proud defeat ln the ReglOll3l after haxlng won the Sectlonal held ln the local gsm Chalmer Oak and hlS pr1nt1ng department pr1nted these Set Rlp tags for d1str1but1o11 to all stude11ts 1n the Greensburg school system The or1g1onal1ty of the Boosters Club made posslble the noxel decorat1ons and performances at the basketball games 1 v 1 1 ' 7- 1 ' ' v 1 1 1 , 1 11 r , ' 1 v 1 1 v 1. 1 ' . . W . V . . . . . 1 1 1 U . . . 1, , 1 , . . . . 'K 1 L' v . U . . . ,, wi. . 1 1 11 1 1 , .. , . 1 .w . H ,, 1 , 1 1 1 1 . 51 1,1 1,1 , Y ' ' . .V y U 1 1 11 1 ' . . . . . . 1 Y . . . . . . .- , . 1 , 1 11 - 1 1 1 1 1. . Y 1 11 1 1 1 . Y. Y 1 U. 1, , 1 1 . 1 1 V. ' I 1 N v . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, ' ' ' v 1 y 'u . . . . 1 . . 7 1 Y . . . H . ,, . Y . U 1. 1 . '- 1 -'- 1, 1 . . v. . . Y 1 . . . U . ,, I 1 . . . . . 1 1, 1 . . . , . ' 1 K , 1 1 .,4.,4. Row 1 B Wllhams M Txtus JStrasbur1zer M Jones J Kammerlmg M Gull L Lynch N Mxller M Hellmxch F Koors I Bennett Row 2 Mlss Geneva Rusk sponsor J Martm M Borden S Marlow M McNeeley B AmRhme PJamf.son M Montgomery M Cllne P Bokelman B Qmlth M hoors Row 3 A Alexander G Goodpastor K Carr J Ross H Dwenger F Russell N Meyer G Rhode D Sprmgmxer M Krelger B Mxller L Levenstem S Loyd D Oxerpeck J Eder Row 4 J Haney D Luken J Barber D Rathburn V Manley J Bruner G Owen W Grlmcs B Walker J Thurston P Dwenprer B Bumett W Buckley B Gxlland Row 5 R Nxeman R Tumllty P Hall C Darby N Roszell P Doerflmgzer D Schexdler O Burton P Hoofman J Tesson The Glrl s Athletlc Assoclatlon, under the superxlslon of Mlss Geneva RlSk, started the year off wlth a Gypsy hike and a ch1l1 supper for the freshman 1n1t1ates It IS a tradltxon for G A A to sponsor a Plrate Dance Wlth work and arrangements to be done by the g1rl 1n1t1ates There were elght plrates qual1fy1ng for the Plrate Kmg Dlck Barnes, J1m Brlght Bob Marlowe, John Moeller, Dale Mount, Carl Ox erpeck, Jlm Scheldler, and Jerry Westhafter John Moeller was chosen the Kmg by popular xote The G A A glrls were host to Batesxllle Columbus, Franklm, Martlnsvxlle North Vernon, Sevmour, and Shelbvx 1lle 1n a volley ball tournament The glrls then attended a xolley ball play dax at Columbus The xarsltx basketball team played exchange games with the Fldllkllll G A A team The G H S glrls were unfortunate Ill lOGlHg both games There was a banquet held neal the close of the school term lll honor of the senlor mem bers who were graduatlng Colsages were presented to the gladuates along Wlth other G A A awards Manx G A A glrls recened awards and xarsltx 1'lDb0ll9 on Honor Daw for thelr ac compllshments durlng the X931 Marxlvn Lowe recen ed a new awaxd fol the most xaulable s mor glrl athlete btate plaques were awarded to Pat Jameson, Marllxn Lowe, and Jean Martm, each hay mg acqulred 2a0 polnts - . - 1 1 1 - , - l , . , - 1 - 1 1 . . -- 1 . - . . , . , . . . . . . . 1 , . , . .1 , . . - . - . . , . . . , . , . , . s, . . 1 . , . , . , . , . . . 1 . , . , . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . , . , . , . - . , . ' , . , 1 1 y f , 1 p - , . J , . , 1 p ' v I I ' . , . . . v. . . . L . L. . . . L - . . . . . . . . . l . ' . . - 9 V Y . . . , 1 1 . . . . K V, 1 . - , 1 v 1 , 1 . 1 1. 1 , 1 , 1 .. . U . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 1 . L L L L A ' 1 1 . 11 1 1 . 1 1 L 5 ' L L L 1 1 1 1 . . . .. . . . .1 . ff 1 1 1 1 1 1 W . . . . . T l . V - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . . , ., , . . M . v C 1, . . . . , . 0 . , 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 , .C . . V . V. K . ,, . l. I9 4110 Llldtil the 1e1de1sh1p of John Lone the 48 DI'6S1d611t, and M1ss A1l1e B Home the facultx adx1so1 1he Plax shop DIOX ed to be a xerx actlxe group Th1s 0I2'dl1lZdtl01'l H H uaxe 111111181 ous plax s dllil sk1ts be un1.111'o11l 11 1 R Sthill 1 Row 1 fore xarlous gxoups such as the Rum 1 lf' L Parent Teachers Assoc1at1on the student bodx the people 111 the IX! 'IKI'lX'1lll 11 11'1m tncm R111 1 I O 0 F Home and mam church 1 N1411111 N11 1x1 111 Clgdnlzdtlons 11. 1 111. The membersh1p 111 plax shop Rm was kept arou11d th1rt1 so that meetmgs could be conducted IH the Hfvuk M UM H-F11 homes of the members These meetlngs were he d on the second Tuesdax of each month besldes the regular bus111ess meetmg there vsas usuallx a proglam or a partx Dllllllg' the last four meetlngs, members Ron 1mm1rl1111. 1 111 111 1 1 lawn 11n Run 1 1n the freshman, sophomore, lLl1110I' and sen1o1 classes wexe respons1ble for the exemngs entertamment Thelr last meetmg was a p1tch 111 Cllllllel' honormg the se111ors at v1h1ch the senlor members gaxe the1r last sk1t A ha1r1de 11 as sponsored 1n honor of the SGIIIOI' mem bers, also Joh11 Lowe was re elected to the p1es1den 1 of P1211 shop for the next school xear, 48 49 The Student Councll, represen tatue gox ernmg bodx composed of fourteen stude11ts, agam ablw rep resented the stude11t bodx and performed lts Othel dlltl6S capabls Robert Marlowe headed the or QHHIZHUOII as presldent 111th Mr W alneke serx mg as sponsor and facultx adusor Jack Vlllllams 11cep1es1dent of Student COllI'1Cll th1s xeal was elected th1s sp11ng as DI'9S1d61'lt fO1 next xear Manx com OCdtl0I1N xarx mg' from shows of mag1c to a talk bx a11 1116111111 ch1ef were plesented f0l the en1ox me11t of the students undel the d1rect1on of the Student COLl1lC1l Also thex sponsored dance 111 the gnls gxm late 111 the 1ea1 L I k The usual Olltlllg' to Cl1ft1 Falls tl il 1111 OUR UU 1 n L ll X! 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Sli-'. 'l' VVVS -', J. H l, M. VV rl' , 5. U l'1 Y , - v d l Y 1 131---'. L yl, M. vV'1Z1.!', R. ll: o , M, K ', R. M' 'l , E. B 'l' , J. ' - 1 1 1 ' 'z S, 1 R.l1'i'l', l'. Hall , ',', At the left is Don Austin, capable editor of Greensburg High School's paper The Breeze In his column The Round Table this vears editor congratulated and con demned as he sxw fit regaldless of his personal welfaie Don plans to continue in the newspapel held after giaduating from lllfllilld. Unix ersltx School f Journalism Due to his outstanding ability and persexeiarce he should go far IH the public ation held 1948 Mme 5? l Ry! 'Vi r lug I 'VINI P Jams p B ry 'W lug VN Hall O Bk Seated s Rom sne G Ruckr D Au tn M Jone I' u N1 lx lm aerxing as the Voice of Greensburg High School during another year The Tree City Breeze gaxe a candid new of all school happenings and actnities as well as presenting edi torlal oplnions on xarlous issues Under the direction of Miss Bessie Romans faculty ad yisor the Breeze was published sexenteen times throughout the school year by the staff pictured aboye In putting out the paper ewerx two weeks the staff didnt miss a single deadline Don Austin served as editor wlth Jean Ernstes Pete Idlewine and Louise Lewen stein as his assistants Don insists that praise for this important and admirable accom plishment should fall upon his willing and competent staff rather than on himself This year the paper definitely had a less conserx atlxe editorial pollcx than in past wears The Breeze took definite stands on several school issues and problems Uditorials of a critical vet construct1ve nature frequentlv appeared ln The Round Table column where any student as well as the editor could express his uews on debatable issues At times the school paper played the part of a crusader in influencing student opinion Also the polls conducted by The Breeze on current nationalquestlons proxed xery interesting and en lightening The QDOITS COWGI'-9-ge Whlfih was handled almost exclusixely by Jack Hungerford was of partlcularly high caliber Through its sports pages the Breeze gaxe Its readers an au thentic account of all athletic contests in addition to some inside information which was UI1kI10W by the aV91'a29 reader A SCOOP that 15 an exclusne or surprise story was scored by the Breeze when they published the story on the new athletic field Nine senior members of the Breeze staff were admitted to Quill and Scroll National Honorary Society for High School Journallsts Other students who werent so lucky were rewarded for their efforts only by seeing their own writing IH print Working on a student publication such as this IS of great value to the 1l'lCl1X1dL13l for lt teaches him how to express himself and develops a sense of responslbilitv in a person L L , ' L 1 1 .1 I , D 1 4 I I .. L Y , - l 1 1 Y ' 5 . Y L 3 L 2 - ' L'L' L ' I Y l I W I L . L Y . V 1 l u - L V 1 I . L 2 . L Y. Y. 0 L . L' S 1 . ' Y 1 1 v lo 1 V L - L L .Y . . Y . . C L Stanc ing: B, e, R. Zoellner, L. Levvnstvin., B. L illvr. N. St asi r er, J Martin, G. Johnston, 3. L cL vw , 0 on J. Ernstes. B. S ringer, l. u . . . Nieman, J. Strasi 1' er. M. 'elage, M. Pleak, R. Schm-ixllvr, S. lloyd, M. Wooden, D. 1 cr, D. wons, P. o elman, J. Lowe, D. Bainbrirlge, B. McKahan, M. W'ood4-n, R. Marlowe. M. Lowe. M Kreigvr. M. Koors, N. Miller, C. Barrett. F. Koors, D. Koors, J. Alyes, M, Barrett , 2 Mi S 3115. D 0 S F, - 'C' - S l L - S, M ' it s, T. L avarra, W. 'onzc an w Y. H . . ,, . Y . Y L L , Y Y . Y. Y . L Y. . Y Y Y Y Y . - L L L , L L L - . . . Y . Y . Y . . . Y Y Y. Y Y Y YY L L L L L . L L L L L , . Y. Y I Y . V v 1 K Lf nf K . v ' V v y v 1 w . y . 1' . W L L L L . . Y Y . Y- Y. . Y Y - . L L L. L L , , L . . Y . Y . L Y - . . . Y - . L L L L L L L . . . Y Y . Y . .Y . Y . 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Nln 1-Sunslune XI111l11r luuglller le.: 11115 xftzrnoon I rec-n hurg XQ Lonncrsulle lun- X X I1 1 1 ilu ic 11111x 1111 lull be prex 111111 -bw Jumor .md Nemor Bands Adnusbxon lull be 1101 and 30c Niay I0-Thf P1r11cs play another home game thus lrmc- azalnst North Xnrnon Trl H1 X hnxndz- 111 honor of the semor marnborw ay ll'6en1or C A K vls 11 fc-led an lhe annu 11 1 14111111111 U33 13..GreQ-11111111 Cuccncastln llure 11 9 N nn 1 11 s11111rx 1 1,1 1 1 111 s nun- 1 llu11111 IX k 911 Oll ll! ul K 11 'uhonl .xml o1g'1111z1 1 11 1111r1s x111 be lnnounccd N 1- nu nm 11 1 ls 'VI mt-C11 1 11111 M1 r Profn it lhe Ammry ro 1 X111 1.1-'The mormng Al l'I-I Nlaw 800 p N131 Hun lb B1cc'a.1111-1111 11 1 dl the fum N Plratm 1x lrmc Xl.1x IQ-.Sf-nmr 111111111 1 1111 ll d1:1mu111l 11mm111 umenl Url! fN ll m 11 R p ll 10 ' .mulled dxplomxs Nlax 21 Breen f 1-a1lc0'1rdS Nw mxssal And for 11-1 sqmors llwrc ulll l -.1me wry wonderful 1111111111111-1 1 s lvl ekw lt L TREE CITY Publnshed by the Students of Greensburg Hlgh School lhgh School hnulshllrz lnnllnna, I-rldap Wim IMS llll- XX N0 COMME CEME T PEAKER AMED l l11 1h1ll1111.1 of NS orld ClllZOIlShID 1l11 1111119 uf un xddrem lulmnd L Gulllon asslslanl. to Presl dznl Prank ll Xp 1rks of Wabash fm Inu 11 11-111nu11141m11l l-xerclses or e L 1s-. 11 l'4 llxuls 1 X 11 0 Nlr bullmn I5 also Managmg D1 1r 11 l-.1 o S anon lllflll. 111 L1mfur1l1n1lle Hls expenence 1l11d1s l1.1chlng and nexvxpamr urn 111 Honolulu Hawah before the 11 11 1111! It mhlng, 111 the public 'speak 1111., 1l1p.1r1m4n1s uf ll 1b1sl1 Lolrge 1 11 11d K l Ill Ui 1 l U 4 1' L lx l ' Home Ec Glrls Model lllv, 11111110 l'm111111111w 1,11lw modclul s 111115: f,asl1111nf- 111 .1 11 '-1 11 x1 1 11 1 011111 1nfl111 1, 11 qmrts 1lr1-N1-N r1u1'n sports 11111 1f111v1111m dr1-.sw 1-.mls .mal Crum 11111s Lxrmrnlx nvnv D1 11 l f 1 1 MUSIC Week Act1v1t1es to Be Concluded Wlth Concert Tomght X ccal Group Presents Program af Convocatnon A NI1 1 g.1l gruup from Nl arren Len ll ll 411 l1 School of lndlanlpoll-1 pre '-1-11 ed .1 flfly mnrule mrlld muslcml program 11 a conxocnuon last Tues day afternoon Fourxeun aelectlons were aung by the group four of lhu be.,-,L qulon The group also mr fornwd bf-hare the Greensburg hl vunw club Tuesdn uemng Nhsu Catherine Hcrgl dxnclur of the ngll xucallsls expnmed hr-r thmkn on belng able 10 pe-rfulm hdore the lmdx 'md explained hnl b en chown I-ach of them lvl! C H S student that the memhcrf .After many trynulk hud voice lralnlng 'lhe sele nom, were as folluwx Nlmn H1-an-4 Chant ll by Xlunlew Ulu Wo John by T11 hman Lousnn Je-dld'11l1 bx Lluku 'lxcklmg Trlo hx Xlnrllm Xl! Bonny law hx Nlor el Orchesu 1 Sung hx Nchxlnmnn Now ls ll11 Xlonlh n xx urex 11 nn 11r nlxn All il-:.1'11ree. New Ale Nf- 11 Nnnded bx Huxnetl Rhlrh I ll '4p1r1-l In 41N IZ 1 111 1 do lu 'enrsnll 1 lm Axr N-muh 1 Null 0 nn I half-woorl 1nd N..111l1.x l 1nl,1 'ux s 111 11ll sn 5, Jlrlc Xlnore Pele Idlevune J1mPq Br11.,h1 Jr Ilnod and Rox T.nl11r look pry 1111luc mn pin -11 11 ew lmlnullonw the nan law! Nhdnl.-111.13 ln d11n1pfl1N XI11-:lr lhek olnerud locally bv 11u1m-lou- p1rlol'n1:1meQ bm the C' H N Nlunlg Ilfls1rt1n1nt md 11-.ltlng organl zauons null b1 1l111nx1d lonlgh! by :L c-11 111 at the Lolnmunulx Gxm at 8 urlock 'Nuo selcctmnw 11 lll he played by the junlor Inml the remaln1nK nucnherx hy the sm mor b.1nd 1111- C ll S Nlusw Department was hom to Nlmllson las! Sululn when dl nvlor lluuld lnllnrt 'xml his Madison b1n1l plaid a jmnl cl-nur! ullh lhe 1 HN clmrun On T11u1d1s 11l1.l1l Nll Xlllson and the l11n1l j11u111151d lu Nl1d1sun to plux '111 1x1l1,111gL cun err with lhe chorus llnre 01her Xiu-slr NK 1-ek nctlvntles Included 1 cluornl program gxven bdore the stu dent body on Tue-Qday af1crnoon hy a group 0' mndrlgal singers from W.1r H11 1 nlr'1l Hlgll School An wxhfblt of muslcul ln-xlrumenlw from 1111 llmkle Nluslc- Home ln kol uuxhus w us given Wednewday 11111 mmn Xir Illnklc showed hon the 1111-nu 111w1r111111n1w 11110 plznmd Xluslc Wul wnll be Con luded when 11.11111 g ns 111 kunn-11r to be e 1111111111 Xlnek llervlrl I 1 1 -1 11. 1 1 f 111111111 I 1 11 1 1 1 111111 'xong x111l1 N I I f X Ill!! X 1 P-. On N11 4 1x tv noun men! 1111u1h1rN funn exch of f' 1 Ol' OHN Jo fl M 1 11 t'1 the com u1 lug culurll Batterton Ernstes W1n V iqlb Head TR Hugh Honors In Contest EE CITYB Two Greenfzburg H l 5 h l ! F0 R 11.. 1 oo 9 u rmnqbllnalpd ,II damn Tum H.1t11r1u11 .md Jean Lrns IIIIIIIIUPQ iIIIIl9 lu brought honor tu thur alma mater i Ubi nbbllr ' gf' 0 r 'Elle P 4' Im 001 by wmnin., a f1r-ax and second place I-1, J 'f'n-11 'VM-1, rumlzlxelx .11 1111 -1,111 nchxcvemer in, 1'7m1 ll 111 5 'I sph 4 11111 7Pn1 111-1 111111 11 M111 at In lPsy,,r ,,IIIIII'7 n1s11- Aprxl Contestal I In I. rum l11.,h srlwol '1 over the s A8 !f,,. Erlnarml 7 'lnkh III 1111n11ln-1111 101 111 1111 I 11111 con est Slyfzntq Sian, A' .xlxnul 00 ln U11 l111,l1-.l1 111m 51 hon ln 4 D0 lo01l gontandui l11d prulouslx pl S ns'f -2 H AUSU In-,9 'Id L0 n lx11,h 111 the dxslrmt 1u11t1'-1 P11urIIII D119 I-Ink Jluv ,II 1 1 r B.-xlurlon who ms .1 sophomor '1un,,uII r,,, in m '1f1,,,I1nqI'Ill C1111-d 11 gold 111111.11 for hrs! pl K 3 lpn ' lhe se-Lund dnxxmn Lum come 'la1 Uhfln D' 71 Pe I 0 'Pkw- f 1- um of the 111111-1.1n1l1ng schc IIIrIIIxmr1e1-., 'P ,try W I 11 11 N 4 sl, , .HI I Ogden n 1 lus11u11und L-11111 111s1ru11111 'Mimi H Jp fd' by- M-VF1 , gr I .1,.0II T, Us 1 lr 1 K II Dpi, Je-an hrnitcs .1 lnmr was '0 !1-rg 4' U ,,AI9'1e ,I Wen 11fr me 1 or -11v11d main, '03 3 grill! '77-11m 'ld B Q thi! n1.,'1l dn1-1on Her hlg B1k,.III 711 Ran ob Gund. lmld- 11.1r1lculu.r 111,111 11-moe JOJCII 'GQn1,l,:II'lI lhIIL-'il-'ab ,HIIII XIII IIIIO Wm A lm X :om A111 Almmfflnzjherexl 0e '1sf-rt s or s 1 I 'A I ka' s Frflvin dvfrtp., 'Inu 'l-'ln--, 11111111- 1110 1-111.111 3 If ll,,,Ig 'lx g, ' BNKIII 111. f1l1 uar hngln lu K111, lor,,uII0'Z1 ,rr DIIII 1 P our C1r I OT, , f 5 X Olxn -Idle 5: r'1'P1 gl -011.1f1la Low Ifdfhtlr ond rj rr -411 Speech Contest 0'fo..,, W' 1 ., 1 W- Hn fo 'Af Im 4 I I Alana Pllnu Um School band Glven Before ' e Z II gvhool K r 3 U vl'-non rallnt Allhfan Chard, to 3 9 Qu Iafilyn P !r1 and Chor The Jann 1- Goddm Ann I 'Bde-11, 'ns and II ,w,11,3 gn gm Ing tunlwt wxll bv. ufhlger III!-arJ1,,, I, 11 day May 13 Spee he 'ler BIII Pano? Onu sented before the af P Kllez-,,UcNe'1 1 ikkoors Kar' 5 phcmg hrs! CIIIIIIIIIIIIOII hotog e AOIIIII a,,,III shun Buy- 111k1.1ll1 hrwn B r'I1hg Lou W1 nd West La!-11 Inq r e Students are noi TID new MINI Mar Nona ,ure Hum speeches on the Sl 'Vis Q81-r han , Ten Km .ml em phaaea of Con MIIIIIII Betu sprtbrell f B100m,ng10n The student body hu Vu-J 'U' Joy, Fw wen lift-1l'l'1lJlll'g Ing number of contestants tlns compared to that of former years Th. number ns made up 111 mu bemor: Jack Hungerford and Joxce hammerlln., one Junlor Gene kunhum llve sophu more- Bob Frenaunexr C.nher1ne Nh-3 Paul Hadler Lounse Levens1e1n and Klan XIAFKIFEK I-.rnstes and mo !1u1l1'mcn! Jon-1 fhlllilbh 1nd Hahn Halq Lunteslanm 11111-1 lvue had uork In a speech 111m-e lo 1-111er Wie Ba 9' C1 Wag, 'ferr 'dh' J.,11 ' 1- H bers the smnr 1h.1! 11011 t1rs1 plan, the local mu-nclms in the dlslrmr mnust .ll Bntwvlllv xun 4- lullmws New 1 1-lunml Xhnh I R B H.-all Ourlure 1-rolca Nc.1rnn11kLB1elhovc-11 md blrmdella 010 tune bx Kon Xlluun A1-curddng lu Don Mllwn nm-111' 1Il rector xeheuwnls on nut un s 1-on lei-1 music mll hrxin 1-1 mon N lhe muslc cln bf. dwlrlbuled lhls Xen HARRIS T0 BE BACCALAUREATE SPEAKER The C-111ns.burg Hngh 'P-cluool Bac Culaureate s1rx1c1 ulll be held ln the communny Cxmnasmm bundav Xlay lu at e1,,hv. onlnck The pnncmal nd 1111--us mul be gnen hy Rev George A llarrxs I'l11 xmrs graduaung cl1ss la compo 1l of sexentx fuur stu akfnu-1 fo11x 11111 bulls .md llnrly two bags 11 F I N under the dn-0 11 11 0' N11 NMI'-111 null op:-n thc- ro g 1m ulh 'I 111fl1d Summrr Fun 1 Serenade lr Lxllxx Xlarch nf Youth lull he planed by the hand 19 llw lrzxvufmnal Thr- lnxncatmn xull en l zu 1 1 the Rev. 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K 1 5 'L W 'I W X 1 5 , x x ' , s 1 NT f' : s .A,'Lb,Nk: E S'-1 I ' MX , I 'W 4 l r I I I I z 7 J fm R As a courtesy to y1s1t1ng people and to our oyyn basketball fans C19EllSbLlI'g can boast o11e of the finest looklng 111011138 of ushers lll the confe ence Three se111ors lId1lO119 Bauett Maulyn G1ll and Joyce Kammerlmg messed 111 yy hlte Llll1f01I'1'lS yye1e 111 command ot the gnls Lnflelelassmen clad lll bue gumets yye1e yu netes 113 lll keepmg yyondeung peaple off the H001 duxlnff 1nte1m ss1 ns Statloned m ya11ous p ae s 11 Gund tl1e gy ITllldN1UIU 816 JUHIOIS Nlaly Ann Chne Maxguerlte Ixools Maulyn llontg mery Nly1tle McNeeley Barbala Sm1th 1nd Sophomores Ahce Al6X3lli1l61 Sue llarloyye Janet llcLaughl1n and R1ta Thacke1ey The c1ed1t to MISS Geneya R1sk and MISS Claud1a MCMUltX yyho yyolked f1thfully all yeal Many neyy and 1ous1ng yells vyele myented th1s yeal bv our four yell leadels John Loyye Eddle Rlchards Maly Ruth Patterson and BOll1t3 Wlll1dU1S lll co opera t10ll yy1th the11 SDOHSOIS Mxss R1sk and Mlss Eleanol Brooks Much hard t1r1ng and exactlng yyork was put forth all year by these SIX people As leaders of the yell sectlon vye had thlee yeterans of the past tyyo years Bonnle Mary Ruth and Johnny Thls vear was Edd1es first year of leadlng Although Bonnie and Mary Ruth graduated Eddle a11d Johnnv Wlll be here to carry on the t1ad1t1on of ou1 G H S yells At the left IS Leyy1s HUllt1Hg ton yyho played the 1YY1DOI't3llt role of the man beh111d the scenes throughout the football basketball and baseball seasons In the capac1ty of Head Student Managel Leyyls yyorked fa1thfully putt111g 111 many hours caung f01 the l,lIl1fOlITlS and equlpment of the yar1ous teams Other boys yyho seryed as stude11t managers thls year were Stanley Reed Dale Harr1son Dale Oyyens and Bob Hanna. Although they rema1n Ill the background usually, thls group neveltheless deseryes due credlt and recog111t1on for the lmportant tasks whlch they perform Play mg nursemald to a group of 190k less athletes 1SH,t the easy 1ob some people thmk 1 1, 1 1 - 1 ' Y' . ' 1' kv 'n 4. 1. I 11 1 1. V ' A 1 Y ., Y v 4 I T 14 vw - ' A 7 'S ' 'A Y -.4 as 1 ' V Lu Y s n. ' ,Z 4 Ll. v 1 , - A, .-xv 1 gb- lak .. K, . ,. g , A ' ' g ' 111 3 'M ' ' .. 1' . l. 1 - . 1 , 1 . '91 1 . V, ,l,,. 1. 1 T., 7 11 1 Q' v 1 , 1, 0 1 o J, L JY . u , - . ' 1 c , .. v J 1 4 1 v - 1 ' 1 , 1 , y v L lv v Q 'tv 7 101 Lhlb yyfell o1gan1ze1l group goes '11 v. 'wr 1 'ws - '. 1 .-v . , . 1. ' ' v 1 v . . v v . ' V ' V , . ' y ', v . .Sy , h hwy 1 ' Y I . . .. X . - - 'v .N . v 4 Y 9 7 Y' Y Y . r 'f ' r - ' 7 K v v ' ' . '9 Y , v '- v . ' K ' 91 . y 1 1 1 ' I A y A yn ' Y l 7 . 7 v KK ' 3? 1 1 , 1 . 1 vii v l 1 - U 1 1 ' 4 N . 1 v ' V A- wk ' x x A L1 ' 7 1' 9 . 1 ' 'w 1 , 1, A jbof h ly R gl I fzhf. J W t h k Pl Mu k For the first tlme smce the turn of the century forty elght years ago G H S put a football team on the the grxdlron Due to the fact that xt was an entlrely new sport here lt was necessary to start from scratch Mr Downey the backfield coach and Mr Spencer the l1ne coach started teachmg the boys the fundamentals of the game 1n early August durmg the hottest weather of the entlre summer The boys progressed rapldly exceptlon ally so and when the final gun of the season had fired they JACK SPENCER A 1 1 C had complled the enuable record of three wlns two losses and one tle The statlstlcs show that the 1947 football squad ln 1ts 1n1t1al year scored a total of fifty pomts the same as thexr opponents In rev1ew1ng the boys who made up the team let s look first at the hard dI'1XlIlg backfield whlch was made up prm cxpally of five boys Rollln Barron who was captaln of the team held down the fullback spot Rudv scored 13 pomts by urtue of two touchdowns and an extra pomt Earl Bor den a sophomore mastermmded the team from h1s quar terback posltlon and scored two touchdowns The rlght half back spot was shared by J1m Scheldler and Dlck Barnes Dlck was fast and shlftv whlle Jlm was the l1ne plunger and also played a bangup defensne game At the other halfback post was the offenslwe star of the club John Moeller John s uncanny abxllty to swerxe 'lt 1ust the rlght moment and h1s fleetness of foot allowed h1m to make many runs whlch were llttle short of sensat1onal Dlmlnutlve John crossed the enemy goal l1ne four tlmes for a total of 24 pomts Ill QIX games Row 2 Coac Tum Downey, Rollan Barron, Earl Borden, Stan v eed, Bob Marlowe, Maurice Vo 0, Jim Sri , im Scheidler, Jack Kikmiller, Jvrry es hafvr, Ric ard Gardner, Frank Manus, Jac Moore, Bob att, Jack Hungerford, Don a dlin, Jac Spencer, Assistant Coach. . . 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At right end was lanky Jerrv Westhafer whose big hands enabled him to be an effective pass receiver as well as an all-round good man in breaking up plays. Next vias big Bob Marlovse right tack'e who used his 200 pounds to good advantage in holding up the right side of the line. Louis Wenning and Frank Manus alter- nated as right guard. In the final game of the year at Aurora Manus received a broken leg. Center Bob Platt showed superb ball-handling ability in addition to being a good defensive player.. Jack Hungerford and Jack Moore ably played left guard and tackle respectix ely. Maurice Vogel left end played the greater part of the season with a broken hand but next er- theless pulled down several passes and did most of the boot- ing. The 1947 gridiron squad laid the foundation for football in F. H. S. for future years. 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Tommx Beeson lick Vl1ll11ms Ea1l BOlCl9ll Rfllllll ldllflll Ccnc Best M1 SDLHCGI Middle Picture Thr COlCl llll15 staff Readmg from let to 11ght 18 Mr Oak ass1st1nt baseball coach and Ir Hlgll basketball coach M1 Donnex Head Coach and Athlet1c D1recto1 M1 Spen cer Football 1nd Tr lck coach and asmstant basketball M1 Dax1s Freshman basketball coach Bottom Plcture M1 Duls md hls Freshman team xxhlch had a xers successful season as thex de feated each of then opponents It least once lFront Ronj M1 Dans B1llVlh1te D1ck Fee Jeux Y mte1 Robe1t QU 1HlDll13IC1 Ha1 old Qtlel Buddx Rlllll1SlPl Dilt Bush tBack Roni Robe1t Moellel Wllllam Koors, John Recd, Don Tckulxe, B1ll Wooden. Ronald Eckels. Wllllanl St12lSlJLlljl'CI, Con rad Kress ' 5 1 . 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Baseball Schedule Bates :Ile Seym Shelbyville North Vernon Columbu Mu tlns llle Connersvllle 6 No th Vernon Fr nklm B te ville Manual Undply S gain ,il SEBAII TEAM fl- e k H nat C R ll n Barron Dale M nt Conrad C n M k k E I S h dl J 1 oo en 1 arnes r el W thafer Bob M rlo e Carl 0 peck Bob Platt P p Wll nlTraxn rj Due to various thmgs the G H S baseball nme had a lean year as they won only three of thelr twelve games for a 250 average The pr1nc1ple handlcaps were lack of experlence and bad weather IH terfermg wlth practlces Except for Catcher Rollln Barron short stop Johnny Moeller and pltcher J1m Scheldler the team was made up of rookles Thexr mexperxence cost the Plrates thelr first fixe games The team became better as 1' EIllnR'V1 Y I Sh the season progressed but mter est among the boys dropped and consequently the Bucs were able to salvage only three games How ever valuable experlence was gamed and smce most of the team members are underclassmen the baseball plcture should be much brlghter next year Coach Downey experlmented throughout the year by shlftxng h1s players from one posltlon to another Earl Borden and Jerry Westhafer alternated at first base and Jack W1ll1ams and Bob RlCk8t shared second John Moeller the and Conrad Kress a Freshman earned the hot colnel post Fly chasers were Bob Plxtt Dale Hurst and D1ck Barnes ROOkl6 pltcher Gene Best came along ex ceptlonallx fast and was the wm nmg pltcher ln one of the P11 ltes x1ctor1es when he twnlel 1 two hltter agamst Martxnsxllle Jim qCl1Glfl er also pltched md plax ed the outfield wh1le Carl Oxerpeck did mostly rel1efp1tch1ng Scheld ler also dlSt1Ilg'LllSh9d hlmself as a good clutch hltter bx COm1Ilg through Wlth some tlmely blows at cruclal moments Rudy Bal ron asslsted by Sl-illl Marlowe ably hmdlcd the catchmg chores BA A 1 A 'ront Row? Gen Best, .lac Williams, Dale u , arl Klenc, o i , ou , riss, Joh . oeller tBac Row! B'll W d , D'c B , a Borden, Jim c ' er, erry es , a w , ver , . 0 'so ' 0 . - k K , ' . I nw K , . , , 3 V' 6 o u I l A . . 3 our 8 , , , ' I ' 3 s - , , . . 3 10 ' ' ' K . . 0 B ll . ' . ' ' 3 r ' v' 2 v -. ' ' 2 ' 3 x , ' . l r 8 - - 0 I . 14 . , . . A . 1 I 7 I 5 ' 10 t. , ' ' 7 s 12 ' ' , 0 Q , 1 7 . ' ' ' Q' . , l leading hitter. played shortstop, . K kv' . N. . ' , , . . . '- A A. . P Y . . , ' f, .Z v' ' L1 7 v' - K 2 . - I . I 1 Il . K1 D ' K . n 1 t V . '1 ' Y - A , ac ry , : . 7 vm V f ', . A-,,,,.x .1-'1 H. 'H v ' ..,-g,J'. - 1 ' s ' ' I v Z 1 ? .- ' L.. . one , . . arlowe, 'l'. Downe , 1Coach , J. c eidlor, R. Barron Track av rf' gi v L lr X xl. ff'-ff RACK IEAM ll h t B B h hu Wi Tenms TENNIS TEAM n A k Go GOLF 'PFAM Chnrlu laxsnncv Loun Rlchnrmls Larry Moon Ch l I t GM EN Ol l ILERS hurl Schexdler Rollin Barron llsxdrn Hub Mnrloxu, 'Tom Dovlnew lLo'1ch' Jlm TOP PICTURE The G H S track team under the superxlslon of Jack Spencer had a more suc cessful year than usual as they fmlshed second 1n each of thelr three scheduled meets Although fimshmg last IU the South Central Conference track meet at Rush xllle Coach Spencer sald that he consldered the season a success for all members of the squad gamed waluable exper1ence vxhlch w1ll tend to lmproxe next year s team Conslderlng the lack of fac1l1t1es for track and the small amount of enthuslasm dlsplayed for the sport the bovs performed as well as can be expected The first meet saw the Rushxllle LIONS mnnmg the trlangular af falr xuth Batesxllle and Greens burg tled for second vslth 17 polnts each Columbus swamped the P1rates 1n a dual meet at Co lumbus but the local tl'1ll1l16S managed to capture second pace ln a four way meet at Batesx 1lle lnx OlV1Ilg R1SlHg Sun who won the meet and Lawrenceburg bBS1d6S the host school Outstandmg track athletes were Earl Borden and John Moeller MIDDLE PICTURE The school was represented IH Tenms another mlnor sport sadly neglected 1n G H S by Jack Wll1l3mS and Don Austln rn slngles and by Carl Overpeck and John Lowe ln doubles Due to poor organ1zat1on llttle practlce and no coachmg the team had an unsuccessful year and vsas ellmmated by Co lumbus ln the Conference Tenms Tournev at Connersulle last fall BoTToM PICTURE Golf, and other forgotten sport IH G H S. was partlclpated 111 this year, but IH a rather lnactne wav Inex perlence coupled wlth poor organ 1ZatIOll spelled only d9ClS1X8 de feats for G H S on the llnks The local club uelders plaved a xerx l1m1ted card, Batesxllle defeated them tmce and they were el1m1 nated ln the first round of the Conference golf tournev at Frank l1n Athletlc Award WIHHGIS Dull liarnm 1 tun 1 yexr Pirate xx 3 namul 1 u 11 nl lr 1 h lin x um u n m Ynlil Xl ril lclx xx 5 he 1 lil sz scour e team thu 5 .ar vslth .1 total of l'll points 4 he 5 numul r thx l urntl 4 ln te am t :lm nh sl athlm tc ml round good ill-lb Dmk coulrl not haw. been more dmc rx ing of thw honor m , W ink Jo n Mmllmr A Junior vull haxo his name gngraxed on thx Athlntnc Vlctory Awir1l mhnh wah ulxhllshul ln mcmnry ug. w n lm thur Inu lnWnrI1l W ll The cumbmatmn uf John 'Vloellers natural athlitlc alulxty nl hw luxe of sport-s and cumpctltmn rn-ult'-. ln um of 1 mud, 1 ed l xmrsxt lc athlm Ls Green-xburx! Hush brhuul hu un produce-rl Hw mmnwl attltuzlf mml -.port-.mqnshlp arm unquutmnably of tm h11..h4-xt Lallber a.....al Girls Sports Glrl s athletlcs lll Greensburg H1gh School seem to become more lmportant wlth each passlng year Lnder the dlrectlon of Mles Risk g,1rls phxsmal 8dL1Cd.t1OIl 1nst1uc tor actlxe DdI'tlC1p.it1OlI was taken ln softball xollex ball basketball and other sports Intra mural con teste among, the classes constltutes the bulk of the actlxltx although there 1s some lnterscholaetlc com petltlon through G A A plav days On Honor Dax the glrls re CSIX ed awards based on thelr ach1ex ements Although the onlx actual com petltlon wlth another school was IH basketball honorary xars1t1e-1 were named by MISS Rlek ln soft ball and xollexball as well as bas ketball Members of the Qoftball team Ctop plcturel are Jean Irene 'VIart1n Pat Jamleson Francea Koors Marxlxn Lowe L1ll1an Lynch and Jean Eder fBackJ Rowl Barbara Relchart Margle Scheldler Nellle Huegel M195 R1Sk Barbara Naxarra Sue Mar lowe lVIarx Ann Cllne Plcturel COHSISIQ of Rlta Wllmer Dolothx Luken Pat Jamleson Jean Irene lwdftlll lVI2i1llXll Lowe L1ll1an Lx nch LOLING Fuentes CBack Rowj Mme Rlek Barbara Relchart Sue Marlowe llIdlg'l6 Scheldlez Rlta Thacke1x Gloua Goodpastule Iean Eder Nlarx LOU199 Xogel J BILIHEI The basketball team fBottom Plctulel xxhlch lost b cl se SCOIQS both games plaxed wlth Franklin was composed of Jean Irene 'llutm P it JATIIIGNO n Ruth Sche1dle1 wId11lXll Loxxe I'ldllC8N Kools Malx AnnK11ege1 1Backl Roxxl lNI1Qs R1sk Balbala Relch alt Lllll in Lx nch Dolothx Dwen gel Nelhe Huegel Ba1ba1a Am 1h1ne Jean Eder l ' V . 4 ' 1 ' x . . . 1 l I Y. I' 1 1 Q. ' . . . v . . . . 1 - .I . , . , . . . . ,. K. VA .. . K - . v I D . 1 ' VI 1 I , . S . , , V. . , . L. . , A, - . - K A ' r svn' ni L' su . Y. Y . N i . . L L x ' ' ' IK Y ,, Y . - . L , - gn-' - 'Y'- . . ,.. , - . I s , '- t , - . ' 1, - 'J ' - ' v v . . . ' '- V . , ' . Y - .5 p .1 - l V . . . I Y ,, ,- ,,,,,,.,-,,,,,,,..l,,,,,,,,, ,, .. .. . .,.--.-... .-l. . . - K K . W Y Y I ' I . , . . Y . . . ' 1 A A L ' r ' v , v . . . 1 , ' . , ' . i . Y v . . A ! ! . 9 1 I ' ' ' 7 a , K r ' I 9 ' v , A VY . The Volleyball team CM1ddle ' ' I K I , Q v D w -. Y K Y ..:f- M..-T... . Y 1, ',LQ1,,,,+Q, . ' , A .' U7 , ' ,,,-. I .... L.- J., Q ., , L ' ' . ' ' ' . av v K K1 . , A I V l ' I I ' A . at . , W- ' fa v 1 - ' . v v 'gf' V ' - ' . - - .'. Q A v . v ' ' ,. 4 1 1 . 4 I . v ' V I I A 4 ' x l , n - I -. Q , -. I I Y I . ' , ' . Y Of K1 4 xv ' rI 1 I v Q' ' vI w w , . . , 9 ,N ' r' A V2 ' ' 2 ' ' ' I , ' . - 1 ,- , , . ' ' ' 1. v ' '- ' ' . f . .' . . 1 .. . . ' V A . v ' 4 . . . V . . . - LV . v I I . I I .I rl I, A A ' 1 . - ' 'I Y - ' ' - - 1 , - , N 1 ' Q 1 WI . v ' - . ' . 4 , . '1 dj 5 i x s QE ll. A U Y vfv, f' 2 ' 1 I Q L2 , I I r 1 I r I 1 v f ff ' f I r rf 1.1 f Avr L I V ,AW Scene I Iunior Play Scene II Prom Scene III B1g Events SOSOR JR. P N S: Miss Romans, Mr. Spencer, Miss Howe. ' aff' . L . 'I f If f 1 - ' 5 J Mother Strange Viola, Tallman Esther Gunsall Jenny Adelbert Cam Oto R ley Ormand Shelley CAST Gloria Rhodes Mary Ann Clme Helen Buell Frances Russell Carl Overpeck Robert Scheldler Edward Richards John LOWC Class The Black Cat produced by the junior class of '49 under the supervision of Miss Allie B. Howe and Jack Williams, student direc- tor, was a dark mysterious play. The story took place in a New York penthouse. Mother Strange, a cruel old woman interested in psychic research work, was mur- dered during a spiritual seance, conducted by Sahoa, a Hindu woman with The Black Cat. Viola, Jenny, Oto, Sahoa, Sahndi, and Dr. Crain were held as sus- pects bx Riley the detectlxe This built up to the great climax when Jennv the Swedlsh nurse was ex posed as the murderer The sound and light effects add ed much to the mystic atmosphere S D Y ' , Y s . L . 1 K s A - Sahoa. .............. , ........................... , ..... Jean Martin Pay Plctured above are the three outstandlng members of the cast of the Junlor class play The Black Cat At the left IS Marx Ann Cllne m the center IS Johnme Lowe and at the rlght IS Frances Russell Mary Ann playlng the part of Mother Stranges pretty nlece sklllfully enacted her part and gaxe a v1v1d portrall of the perfect nlece In addltlon to havlng been an actne mem ber of Play shop for the past three years she has been actlve 1n sex eral orgamzatlons and school actnltxes John Lowe a popular red head around G H S showed 1n The Black Cat that he de flnltelv had a knack for actlng as he played the part of Mother Stranges lawyer w1th al most professlonal sk1ll Llke Marv Ann John has also been actne IH Playshop durlng hlS three years 1n Hlgh School A yell leader for three wears Johnrue s fame and popularity have not been confined to Greensburg for he was elected state presldent of both the H1 Y and F B L A Frances Russell as Mother Stage CQIn1'n1ttee Stranges hlghly exc1table Swed lsh nurse was llterallv a scream Frances used to good advantage a well dexeloped Swedlsh accent and a superstltxous flustered na ture whlch the part called for to keep the audlence Ill a good humor throughout the otherwlse serious play Besldes belng a mg member of Playshop she ha been actlxe 1n many school ac tlVlt16S. 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AM Class W111 We the NGIHOIQ of the class ot 48 do helebx bequeathe glxe and beetowe our Jer sonal abllltles and speclal glfts to thoee wolthx 1nd1x1duals whom vse leaxe behlnd Vle hope and expect that thex nlll proht bx the g,1fts ne glxe 1n tht tollomng, l1nes Ix an Ablell leax es Janlce Daxls to no one Joan Aluea leax ee her l1ttle red truck to Dale Hurst Bob Arnold mll hm knovsledsze of countrx loads to Patsx Bokelman Don Austln xull h1s slow dlavsl to anx one vsho hae the t1me to talk that may D1ck Bal nes leax ee a loud sporte 1acket to M1 Dane MZYIOFIQ Barlett leax es for M1 Co s Challes Beattx leax ee h1s seat 1n 210 to Carl Klene Idel e Bennett bequeathee her abundance of han to Nh Vlarneke xx ho needs eome vsoree than she does Wllla Mae Borden leax es her afternoon se1sta m Economlcs to next year s sleepy Econormcq claw James Brlght leax ee hm shx ness to Betts Bennett Rax Brovsn gn ee hm l1ttle black Ford to Roger Fmlex Eugene Buell bequeathes hm charm to J1m Vanderbur Irls Burx leaxee Roeemarx Goodvun to anxone who ml' accept the responslblhty ROSIQ Colllcott bequeathes her 1okes to Mr Hx att Juletta Crlteer leax ee for St Paul Cerald Cupp mlls a free rxde 1n h1s maroon Ford to anx one xx ho mll pax for the gaa Marlan Dans vnllb a horse to Mlss Frost Barbara Decker leax ei her attendance Ill the dfternogn to Lemqd Pylngle Toe Fuentes leax es Mr Sherfey M3FllXI1 Glll gn ee to fhalmer Oak her sk1rt XK1th the b1g Inn pockete Daxld Hadlel leaxes h1s Qpeech maklng ablhtt rm Jeux Xdnter Rollm Hahn bequeathes h1s po1tra1t of Franceg Koqrs tn JQIFX Vteethafer Frances Hellm1ch beetowes her naturallv curly hc11rt0 C' 01161 Cgqydpdgture Mwx T on Hellm1ch leaxes one large comb to 3.150119 mth han Tom H1tchcok bequeathes h1s loxe fu he 'North S1 le F1u1t lluket to anx one uho hkea flult salad Jun1o1 Hood leax ee bx popular demand Jack Hungexfold leax es h1s gxft of gab ta Jack I31Xm1llg1 Lexus Huntlngtol gwlx leaxes h1s ln hsh flass PGM lillevlne leax 99 3 ll0t FLlCl'l19 game to ROH111 B2111011 and haul Bmden Cla us Johnston bequeathcs he1 poetlx to Call Ox elpeck MdlllXll Jones lcax es her caltoons of the slxth perlod I LOIIOITHCS class to Mr Dane ae a re m1nde1 of the Slllfllllg faces of the ambltlous claqs ot 48 P1t11c11 Jones legletfullx blds farewell to Bookkeeplng Jox ce kdmmblllllg leaxcs her teen cnntecn to Janet 1nd Buck I Y 1 - 1 I iv I , 1 Y U - Q lu 1 I .1 I K 1 K1 L v 1 v , I K, 1 v v ' . 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' 1' 1 1 D' .-v. ,. . . . 1 ' T' '1 V1 1 1 1 1' ' 1 I 1 1 11 1 v 7 I ' 1 1.-1 Prophecy My moon bound rocket sh1p had a three hour layover for repalrs at a small town called Forwardsburg As I halled a cab I wondered what I would do to k1ll the tlme The cabby looked famlllar and on closer scrutmv I recogn1zed those d1st1ngu1shed features as Jack Hungerford s 48 class presldent He explamed that he had been ra1s1ng rabb1ts but a carrot famlne forced h1m to become a taxx drlver Jack also told me that by some strange comcldence all of the 48 class of G H S were llvmg ln Forwardsburg and he offered to conduct me on a V1S1t to our classmates As I remembered the many hopes and ambltlons of our class I was anxlous to see how many had been accomphshed Startlng down the mam drag Inotlced a shlngle hangmg 1n front of a drab house whlch sald Look Into the Future Let Madame Alyea read your palm Jack next polnted out the Forwardsburg Dally Gazette and through the wlndow we could see Speedy Aus tm feet up on the edxtor s desk sleeplng Gunshots startled us as we passed a bank and we saw Dlck Barnes m a state trooper s umform pursulng someone I fervently hoped wasnt a classmate but who bore a resem blance to Hank Hood Jack told me that Betty Sprmger was pla ymg a plano concert at the Opera House and that Theresa Navarra known now as the g1rl w1th the golden voxce had played a one nlght stand last week He also sald that many of our classmates had entered the bonds of Holy matrlmony We saw Skeeter Konzelman now wlfe of that famous forelgn correspondent Don Hurst pushmg a baby buggy and chattmg Wlth Mar J Barrett who flashed a weddlng band but I was unable to determme who the lucky husband was In the rural d1str1ct we saw a mall box readlng Mr and Mrs B111 W1lk1nson and 1n the back yard was the former Norma M11 ler hangmg out dlapers Farther on was the home of Mr and Mrs Pebble Stone and need less to say Irls Bury was the Mrs A loud boom resounded from a bulldmg a half mxle down the road and Jack sald that Skm Marlowe now a phySlClSt was worklng on a fool proof slug for Juke boxes and slot machmes Back 1n town we saw a blllboard f eaturlng the world tour of that famed vlolm quartet Jack Moore Ray Brown Tom Ohphant and Don Marlm More surprlslng was the advertlslng on a theater marquee about a noted dancer Maxlen Pleak and her partner Gerald Cupp Jack next pulled up ln front of a medlcme show and we heard Dav1d Hadler expoundlng the urtues of Lu Hellmlch s Heallng Herbs So that s what taking Home Ec accomphshed Askmg about Marllyn Lowe I was told that she had started for Moscow w1th her basket ball team and hadn t been heard from smce We next pulled up ln front of the town hall to see Mayor SUSIE Loyd She sald that her party Wlth Pete Idlewme as campalgn manager had made a complete landshde Mary N1e man was clty treasurer Betty Sanders was clerk and Joe Fuentes was asslstant dog catcher R1d1ng through the park we saw three bums SIl0OZlllg on benches I was not surprlsed when Jack ldentlfied them as Snag Schledler Don Schneldel and Carl Luken They were not even dlsturbed by the shouts of Marllyn Jones who from a soap box a few feet away campalgned to a llstless crowd for a 33 hour week On the corner John KlFkp3tYlCk a newsboy was yelllng that L1ll1an Lynch had won at the Speedway breakmg all records Also ln the paper Jack bought was the news that Rosle Colllcott had been elected natlonal W C T U presldent Jack mentloned that Mary Ruth Patterson was head warden at the state pen and that Ixan Abrell had fooled every one and become a tlght rope walker and not a photographer We next v1s1ted the OfflC6 of that hlgh powered executne Charles Osburn Standll' around the water cooler ln the hall were h1s three prlvate secretarles Barbara Decker Patty Jones and Wllla Mae Borden Charles told us that Roll1n Hahn was havmg hls own photography exh1b1t whlch was attractmg crowds from all oxer Recogmzmg Mr and Mrs AUSt1H Henry Ileaned out the w1ndow and waved at Barb Well that was one sltuatlon that turned out as expected - u ' U ' 1 s . n u c c 0 L I . , , . . . . . , . . . , ' . . . . . . - - V , . x . . . . . , . . 1 . . . 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L7 7 . . . . , , . v A I , . v . , A 0 The radlo station was our next stop On the a1r was Prof J1m Brlght s Qulz Show We were Just IH txme to see Barbara McKahan vualk away mth the Jackpot thls t1me the radxo statlon ltself She made her hung on quxz programs A Qlllglllg commercxal featured none other than Joleen strausburger Mx ra Sturgls and Mlldred Tltus Movlng on we passed a foreboddlng house s1tuated on a h1ll and surrounded by an lron plcket fence Thxs was the home of those three emblttered old malds Juletta Cr1tzer Bonnle McNew and MarJ Meyer We heard an accordlon and there on a corner was Jean rrnstes playlng whxle Eugene Buell held out a cup The tune vsas On Oh Greensburg so I felt obhgated to put 1n a dlme Jack sa1d that John Re1ger and James Rschman color experts had been chased out of town by the polxce for paxntmg all the street hghts an experlmental purple He saxd that Joyce Kammerlmg was wr1t1ng a syndlcated colum entltled Kammerllng s Klassy Kom ments Jack Kessler was out of town from ten to twenty years a Judge had declded after hearmg about the theft of patents to a televlslon laundry comblnatlon to be made by a d1x1s1on of the Coco palm Door Mat Company whlch Kessler managed Jack then stopped at a lxttle Jellovw cottage to get hls laundrx MHTIISH Glll came to clattered down the street and ln the r1s1ng dust we recogn1zed Marxan Dax IS a mounted pohcewoman Robert W1ll1ams was an establ1shed lawyer and currently handlmg the case of notorlous Frances Koors Fearlng to ask what Frances vs as mvolx ed 1n now I asked about Gladys Johnston and found she was g'1X1I1g lessons on the Jew s harp to up and comlng prodogles Charles Beatty and Bob Arnold were on a tr1p to the Orlent ln search of the m1S9lHg lmk Bonnle W1ll1ams known as the Gas Dnorcee was marrled to her th1rd husband not countlng two annulments Idelle Bennett now called Madame Bennett was a fashlon leader Phylhs N1ckell was a barker 1n a Sld show vshlch featured Leo Wennlng man of musce and Roy Taylor who had a troop of tramed fleas Tom Hltchcock had won a watermelon eatlng contest whlle golng home for dlnner from h1S Job as taster ln the Blg Appetlte Food Companv Lewls Huntmgton a Fuller brushman had a route between Forwardsburg and Slabtown Frances Hellmlch vsas a cigarette glrl IH a local hot spot and Jo Ann Rogers had won renown for her collectlon of stuffed mammals It was now five mlnutes tlll plane tlme Back at the alrport Jack Cstlll true to charac ter tactfully polnted to the S25 71 shown1g on the meter I told h1m I would pay hlm Satur das After all S25 71 was more than I made 1n a month peehng potatoes ID the kltchen of the rocket shlp . . . . . , . w 1 1 y ' 1 ' ' . r , L l L. 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K CUB ADVERTISERS HOWE FUNERAL HOME FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ambul 4161 The Schultz Company The Ollger Funeral Home Wennmg and Porter INDERT-KKFRS C b Q I ance Service Ph Compliments of nd Mary L. Oliger. Proprietor Compliments of ,reeus ur, ndiiu Umon Trust Company We haxe been serxlng Southern Indldnd or 43 v earm General Bankmg, Insurance, and Investments 201 2 N Broadway Phone 3301 'Vlake up a parts and YlS1t Sertz Thp Rewtaurdnt the rest iurant of frrendlv seruce and good food 122 West Washmgton St Greensburg Indxana SeltZ Restaurant o Copymg o Framing South Franklm St o Portraits 0 Enlargmg Greensburg Indlana . Kodak Fmlshmg Charles Sextz Prop Phone 9231 GENERAL PHOTOGRAPHY n Y nr v. .. . 7 . - 'V 1 , - ., . f -- , .c U vv. . . , , Y , . For the best food ln town X1Slt ZOELLNER RLSt3LlId!li md COY1f9CtlOI19I'Y Try our specxal Sunday chlcken dlnners S 0 Cameras 0 Photo Supphea 'ortralts On the Square Sportmg Goods Shoe Repalr MUQICRI Instruments Popular Recordx The Frosty Way Famous for Frozen Custards DQERFLINGERS xa1wMamstreer Sportmg Goods and MUSIC Store Greensburg Indlana l.. v ' I . hem QW, I - V, On Hue Square 0 ' Q . . , . L. J M WOODFILLS SCNS h1 ac GAINESVILLE MARKET Q a t G 0 e Meats and Veget ble E sr R E D PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA The Huber Clothmg Co th ur a 0 I h 8271 Y 3 Clot 'ers ' ni Furnishers u'li y 1' c ries, ' ., a s H. . urgis . . . ' Ex'e1'ybody is going all-electric I I Cla ingz1ndF nishings Everything for Man nd B y J one L01 mem B1 othels Depzutment Stole North Suk mi Squug Cftlllxbllll., Inch 111.1 SAYI' with SAIPTY at H our RFK XI I DRI G STORF St John and Beeson The Rekall Drug Store DALNIBERT 8. 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