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

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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,

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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'