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

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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'

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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 '