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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1950 volume:

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Q MW .Sm We Pause To Pay Tmbute On1e1 E Wa1ne11e, 111 llls s1xth xea1 as IJIIHC pal of C11eensbu1g Hlgh Sthool, d1ed suddenly on the 1110111 111g of Feb1u 111 28 1900 x1h1le IH 1JLllNl1dHCG of l111 ClLlt1GN A Cl1St1llLl, shock to facultx dllfl StLlfl9l1tN l1 s paw 111g 11 as ielt equallx bv tl1e con1111u111tX a11d the state, fO1 l1e xxas xx 1ClQlX known and lnghlx 1espected 111 school athletlt a11d dClIT11H1NlL12lt1X6 C11 cles Because ln 11 as posqessed of a11 ex 81 1921Cl'w 11 lt and a pleas ng pe1 sonahty, acqua1nta11ces qu1ckly became h1s f11E'I'1fls The 1945 TOXXQI T1ee offe1ed th1S t11bUt9 to M1 Wa1neke H1s P91SOI'18.l C0l'1S1Cl9l8t10Il of each 111 du dual a11d l11s t11eleQQ zeal ln QHfO1C1Hg Justlce, eo 0lCllll1t1llQ act1x1t1es, and p1otect1ng the ughts of all Cl6St1l19 l11n1 fO1 a lengthv and succeseful t91l'1'1 That tG1lT1 l1as been b10lxE.1'1 ue knou not X1 hy But me do know that M1 Wdllleke Q soJou1n 111th us 11111 19 111a1n as a pleasant IYIQYTIOIY 11 OU1 l1ea1 ts f01QV9l I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1 . 1 1, 1 1 A 1 1 ' ' , 1 1 1 1 . , 1 1 - 1 1. 1 1 ,. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 y 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 C A 1 .1 7 ' 7 ' 1 1 1 1 , 1 , 1 1 1 y 1 1 1 1 11 11 - 1 1 1 1 , 11 1 1 1, 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, 11 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,1 -1 J 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1'1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1f - 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 44 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 11 ' 7' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 -1 - 1 1,1, 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 7 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 4, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 77 1 11, 1 1 1 L 1 4' 1 H 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 ' v 1 - 1 1 1 7 ' 1 1. 1' 1 I 1 1 1 so 1 1. 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M Swann Servmg h1s Hfth year as a member of the Board of Educatlon Mr Oscar Hurt presldent of the board and the two new members M1 Robert M1ne1 tleasurer and Mr Lowell Headlee secretary are conferung Wlth M1 Carl B1ll1ng,s supermtendent and Mrs Dorothy Gordon secretary on matters concernlng the general admlnlstra t1on of the Greensburg school system Ni 'iff ,Q MR FLOYD DAVIS Actlng Prlnclpal M1 Floyd Dav1s came to G H S e1ght YGHIS ago f1om North Salem Indlana as an 1nst1ucto1 1n SOC131 sc1ence He also has been act1ve 1n basketball The school boa1d seemg the need lOl a guldance p10 beglnnmg oi the 1949 1950 school yea1 M1 Dav1s 1rnmed1 ately set up a testlng p1og1am th1oug,hout the school I11 telllgence aptltude gene1a1 1nte1est and othel types of tests we1e g1ven the wa11ous classes Followlng the sudden death of Ml Walneke the school board asked M1 Dav1s to act as p11nc1pal untll some final actlon could be taken by the boa1d X V I f gram, selected M1'. Davis as Guidance Director at the ' . . -. . Y , - 4 ' w ., - A' ' , ,w ,,ixf 1 'N ' V W , ' X, ,,.,. .1 X: W 'Luft' , -nw ' '5 Q ' I . ,I f .5 I f M A - X Y :. xg 5 V '-J N xg' 1 X' 6 E,!v' ' tug, W v 5 'V i f .ff.zwW' 4 Zn-4 U 0 ' ' ? School at work gaining practical experience to be used as leaders in the community. In shop, industrious wood and metal workers . . . . Einsteins in the chemistry laboratory . . . . . . Watch thc ball! . . . . . . Look at that ratio, 2 to 12 ...... Oh, to be an artist . . . . . . Who will forget those luscious aromas drifting from this room? We fnhcaince Umwluw 'I K if 'wiv X 4 4' 3- fljg ', Q 8 ,ii Fl- Y A gd 'P ?' U , E' N rf- ifi' EA ' . f' A X.: 4 . '- ' A J- . 1 .VM VA., K X- Q . sl h 'dk .A4 if 'Le ' T. .: x '. I s kli f , 57' 1 , .Q I 'lf VX :I A I 'T 6 AJ . ' if A X,-'- A -vf N -ii f z 1 Tj -Z U :TIA 'K - 4- . I I fx-4,,x107, ' rw-wx 1 X Ax.. -LL, I A r : .I K K 1 ig V Swarm JAMES ABBOTT Booster JACQUELYN BARNARD ROLAND BARRON Base Club 1234 Follles 34 G Booster Club 1234 F B ball 34 Basketball Men 34 '11 Y 3 V Pres L A 23 Sunshlne 123 123 Follxes 34 Football 234 G Men 1234 Sec 2 V106 Pres 4 H1 Y 23 V P1es 4 WILLIAM BAUMGARTNER TOM BEESON Baseball GENE BEST Baseball Booster Club 1234 234 G Men 34 1234 Basketball 234 Football 34 G Men 34 Booster Club Counc1l 1 H1 Y 234 Sr Class V Football 34 G Men Pres Track 23 1234 TOM BATTERTON Boost er Club 34 Breeze 234 Follles 4 H1 Y 234 Set 2 r Class Pres Play shop 234 Pres 4 Stu Tree EARL BORDEN Baseball 1234 Basketball 23 Fol lles 34 Football 234 G Men 234 Pres 4 Jr Class V Pres Senlor Class Pres Student Counc1l 1234 V Pres 2 Pres 4 Track 123 Tow er Tree 12 1 2 1 1 ' 1 ' L '- , I : - , . , 5 J - .5 - Student Council Sec. 2, dent Council 33 Tower 1 I Z I - l . ! ' ' V PHYLLIS BRIGHT Wal dron Hlgh School l Booster Club 234 Breeze 2 FBLA 2 Follles 34 Sunshme 2 Tr1 H1 Y 234 Sec Treas 4 Tow er Tree KATHRYN CARR Booster Club 1234 FBLA 34 Sec 4 Tr1 H1 Y 23 Fol l1es 3 GAA 123 Play shop 1 Sunshme 1234 JOAN DEMoss Booste1 HELEN DWEN ER Boosf Club 34 Breeze 4 Fol er Club 1234 GAA 12 l1es 34 Sunshme 1234 Su11sh1nel23 Tr1H1Y 234 V Pres 4 Tower Tree ' 3 g .... , ' ' ' 3 3 5 , 3 '- '- 3 i- ' 3 .A. . 1 5 ' 3 .... 3 ' g ' 3 . . . 1 - L ' 3 ' . . , . . - . . L .-- .- , , , - , . , - - 1 G A rs- JEAN EDER-Booster Club MARY MARGARET ERNSTES g 3 - 1 . . . 1 , ' 1 AP - 1 ' - ' - ' , 1 1 : 1 3 , 1 2 .A.A. ' : ' . Q - ' F' JANE COCHRAN San dusky H1gh School 12 BOOSLEI Club 34 Breeze 34 Foll1es 34 Sunshme 34 T11 H1 Y 34 Tvs elve L1ttle MHIGS 3 Tower Tree 1234 Councll 2 Bree? 34 Cheer Leader 34 FBLA 34 State Treas 4 Fumes 34 G 1234 Playshop 34 V Ples 4 Sunshme 1234 ReLo1d111g Sec 2 Cones Sec 3 TOW61 Tree MARGIE CUSKADEN Booster Club 1234 G A 2 Sunshme 1234 Booster Club 1234 Breeze 34 Delta S1gn11 Delta 1234 FBLA 34 Sunshme 1234 Tower Tree ROBERT FRENSEMEIER Booster Club 1234 OUHCII 3 Pres Breeze 34 Delta Sxgma GLORIA L A 234 A 234 GOODPASTER WILMA GRIMES Booster PAUL HADLI-:R Booster Booster Club 1234 F B Club 1234 F B L A 234 Club 34 Delta Sxgma Follles 34 G A Fo les 4 G A A 23 Delta 1234 F B L A 234 Pres 4 Sun Sunshme 123 Pres 4 Follles 4 Towel shme 1234 Tower Tree Tree Delta 34 Follles 34 H1 Playshop 234 Sr Class Treas Tovser Tree ROBERT HANNA Roach dale Hlgh School 1 Bas ketball Student Mgr 2 Booster Club 234 Foot ball 2 H1 Y 234 WILLIAM HASH Booster Club 1234 Follles 3 DALE HEGER Baseball 4 Basketball 1 Booster Club 234 FFA 1234 Sec 2 V Pres 3 Pres 4 Dlstrlct Dlrector 4 Fol l1es 4 Football 34 G Men 34 Tower Tree JAMES HELLMICH Boost er Club 1234 FFA 1234 Treas 2 Sec 3 V Pres 4 Follles 4 , , . . , ,.., , , . 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Y 2343 Jr. Class Treas.g , . . - - - .. , - - y ' 1 - ' ' ' ' , - . , . . , . , . , . , - y DALE HURST Baseball Basketball 13 Booster Club 4 Breeze 3 Folhes 34 Football 234 G Men 234 H1 Y 234 Track 1 PAUL KIRKPATRICK CARL KLENE Baseball Booster Club 1234 Fol 1234 Basketball 13 hes 34 H1 Y 234 Stu Booster Club 4 Football dent Councll 3 234 G Men 234 WILLIAM LoUcKs Delta SARA Lovn Booster FRANCIS MCKINNEY Slgma Delta 1 Follles 4 Club 1234 Sec Treas 4 Sandcleek Hlgh School Breeze 234 Follles 34 GAA 12 JI Class Sec Playshop 3 Qulll gl Scroll 34 Sr Class Sec Student COUIICII 4 Treas 4 Sunshlne 1234 Tower Tree LOUISE LEVENSTEIN Booster Club 1234 Breeze 1234 Asst Edltor 2 Ed1tor 34 Delta S1g ma Delta 1234 Foll1es 34 GAA 12 Playshop 1234 Qulll 8: Scroll 34 Tree JANET MCLAUGHLIN Fo hes 34 G A A 12 Play shop 12 Sunshlne 1234 Trl H1 Y 234 S at Arms 4 Tovx er Tree - - - , 4 - 123: 2 L 5 - 5 L 3 : ' 3 '- 1 - ' 1 , . ' 1 ' 1 ' . 1 - . , ' 5 ' '- Q - 2 '- 1 ' g . 2 . . . g Z . S Sunshine 12343 Tower ... Y .. - 1, : ' L 1. 1 ' 1 . . . 1 '. .Z '- '- 3 gt. SUE MARLOWE San dusky H1gh School 1 Booste1 Club 24 Chem Leade1 4 Follles 34 G AA 234 V P1es 4 Sun shme 234 T11 H1 Y 234 Tower Tree KATHRYN MEYER Boost 234 Delta Slgma Delta 234 FBLA 34 GAA 12 Sunshme 1234 T1eas 4 Tower T1ee DON MAUDLIN Basket D A L E M E N K E D 1 c K EDNA M MENKEDICK ball 12 Booster Club 1 Booste1 Club 34 Boostex Club 1234 FB Football 234 G Men LA 34 Sunshme 34 234 H1 Y 234 Tovxu T1ee PAUL MEYERROSE Boost NORMA MIER Booste1 er Club 1234 FFA 234 Club 1234 GAA 123 Sunshme 1234 T11 H Y 234 Bm ARK MILLER Boost EIOLZ 4 Delta Slgma Dlta 1234 GAA 12 Playsbop 123 Sunshme 123 T11 H1 Y 234 TOW ex T1ee . . , . . - gl . ' . . . ' . . '- , X , , - - - L - - .' L' xE l - -f er Club 12341 Breeze g . . . . Q . . , 4: er Club 1234, Council 123 . V . n. .' ' . 1 . . - ' , - JONA FE Moos Tech DON MONTGOMERY nlcal Hlgh School fInd1 Booster Club 234 FBL anapollsl 123 A 234 NEIL OBRIEN Basket DOROTHY OVERPECK ball 1 Booster Club 234 Breeze 34 FOll1es 34 G Councll 4 Follxes 4 AA 12 Playshop 1234 Football 234 G Men Sunshme 1234 Trl H1 Y 234 234 Pres 4 DALE MOUNT Baseball ROBERT NAVARRA Boost 234 Basketball 1234 er Club 1234 Follles 4 Follles 34 Football 234 Track 2 GMen 234 H1Y 23 Tennls 34 Track 123 DALE OWENS Baseba'l ketball Student Mgr 23 Booster Club 123 Coun c1l 3 Breeze 12 Delta Slgma Delta 12 Follles 4 Football Student Mgr 23 H1 Y 234 Track Mgr 23 ROBERT PLATT Baseball Booster Club 1234 FOI 1168 34 Football 234 G Men 234 Sec Treas 4 H1 Y 234 Tenms 4 Track 3 3 , 1 ' 5 . Student Mgr. 231 Bas- 2343 Basketball 2343 L1-:oNA PRINGLE Booste1 MELVIN RAMER FFA 1 BARBARA REICHART ROBERT RICK!-3 Baseball Club 1234 G A A 1234 B o o s t e 1' C l u b 1234 234 Basketball 1234 Sunsh1ne 1234 Fo111es Breeze 34 Follles 34 G Booster Club 34 Counc1l 34 TovLe1 Tree AA 123 Sec Treas 2 4 Football 234 G Men Student Councll Sec 4 234 Golf 1 JOYCE Ross Boostex Club 1234 GAA 1234 Sunshme 1234 T11 H1 Y 234 Twelve L1tt1e Ma1ds 1234 BARBARA RYLE Booste1 Club 1234 Breeze 234 FBLA 34 Fol.l1es 34 GAA 12 Playshop 3 Sunshme 1234 Tower T1ee Sl11lSh1I'1C 1234 Trl H1 Y 234 Chaplaln 4 Towe1 Tree MARJORIE SCHEIDLER Booster Club 1234 Fol Sunshlne 1234 RUTH SCHEIDLER Boost er Club 1234 Breeze 234 Sunshlne 1234 Twelve L1tt1e M31dS 34 Tower Tree I 4147 03 -11 S , an I ' I - '- ,.,. 1 ' Z lies 341 G.A.A. 12341 Follies 41 G.A.A. 121 f- lg , wt' A fe za 'G Q.. 14 Y . , . A f'l J, CARL SPRINGER Follles RICHARD S'roUT Basket 4 H1 Y 234 ball 2 Folhes 34 H1 Y 234 V Pres 3 Pres 4 NANCY STRASBURGER Booster Club 1234 Breeze 234 Follles 34 GAA 12 Playshop 34 Sec 3 Student Councxl 1 Sunshme 1234 V Tree RUTH TAT1-:M Booster Club 1234 Breeze 34 Follles 34 Sunshme 1234 Tr1 H1 Y 234 Tower Tree RITA THACKERY Booster MARY LoU1sE VOGEL GLADYS WEBER Sun PATTY WEISNER Booster Club 234 FBLA 4 G Booster Club 1234 FB sh1ne1234 Club 1234 FBLA 34 AA 1234 Sec 4, Sun LA 234 FOUIES 4 GA Follles 4 Sunshme 134 shme 234 Tower Tree A 1234 Sunshme 1234 Tow er Tlee TOWEI' Tree 1 '- - 5 ' 9 '- 5 5 1 , - - , - - 3 ' 9 ' 5 ' . . . Q , Q '- '- Q . 5 ' . 3 ' , - Pres. 3, Pres. 43 Tower 3 .... 5 . 3 . . ' . 3 .... 3 . . , . ' - . . 3 ' 3 . . ' 3 ' g ' 3 . . 5 ' I ' ' - MARJORIE WI-:LACE Booster Club 1234 Breeze 234 Folhes 34 GAA 12 Playshop 3 Qu11l 8a Scroll 34 Stu dent Councll 2 Sun shme 1234 V Pres 4 Tower T1 ee MACK WOLF M11fOy Hlgh School 123 Louis WENNING-BOOSt9F Club 1234 Football 234 G Men 234 JERRY WESTHAFER Base JOHN WESTINGHOUSE ball 1234 Basketball Booster Club 3 Follxes 234 Booster Club 1 Follles 34 Football 234 G Men 234 H1 Y 23 Tenms 34 Track 12 Tower Tree MARTHA WoonEN Boost DAVID YOUNG Baseball er Club 1234 Councll 3 3 Booster Club 1234 Breeze 234 Delta Slgma Delta 1 Follles 34 GA A 1 Playshop 1234 Sunshlne 12 Tr1 H1 Y 234 Tower Tree 4 Football 34 G Men 34 Track 3 RITA ZOELLNER Booster Club 1234 Breeze 234 Follles 34 GAA 12 Playshop 3 Qu1ll Sz Scroll 34 Sunshme 1234 Corres Sec 4 Twelve Llttle Malds 4 Tower Tree 3 I I 5 2 ' ' ' Z ' 3 ' - 1 Z 5 I - . . . 3 5 ' I 3 3 - ' 3 - - 3 '- L ' 3 - ' 1 9 ' , . . g . Twelve Little Maids 43 ' . , ' Z 5 - - 1 9 Q ' ' Q . . . Q 3 ' 3 . . 1 ' . 3 1 1 ' , y - - . . , 3 - ' 1-4 'iii' 1 Garth Abl ell Rxchazd Buchanan Caloly 1 Da1 by Rlchard Fee Buddy Bamster Wanda Buckley Maly D1lkes Marvln Feldman nmcvfm Betty Bennett James Burkert Patr1c1a. Doeriimger Anna Mae Ford Elleen Blshop Dale Bush Pauline Dvu engel Barbal a Gllllland Eugene Blshop Bonnle Coy Ronald Eckel Rlchard Goodwln -'Q Robert B1 ovs n Dorls Crane F1 ed Eubank Ernest Hahn Patricia Hall Conrad Kress Rosemarie N ieman John Reed 1 Donald Hart Dorothy Luken Geraldine Ou ens Lwlilldf INN I1 I Loren Richards Joe Hellmich Charles Lutes Paul Ponslei Nancy Roszell Robert Hurt Robert Moeller Loretta Ramei Norma Roszell ,fi Jane Kessler Della-Jean Moos Joan Raney JoAnn Sahm William Koors Virginia Myers Donna Redlngton Osborne 4 XNlLhdI'U.KI1j Doris Scheidler aka 4 I 3 DC' I i HK 1 in Kenneth Schoettmer Donald Tekulve Joe Welsh Leroy Smlth Maureen Templeton Carl Wennmg 3 Harold Robert Stler Strasburger Joyce John Thurston Vanderbur Wllllam Kathleen Whlte Wxlmer Wllllam Wooden Wllllam Strasburger Mary Ann Walker Rxta Wllmer 'F Charles Swango Tom Wexsner Robert Wolter R 'Nbik 5071204410434 Iflrst Row Gu Sutz M'1rg.,le Pohlmxn Cxrol Reed bhirlu Ross Shirley Shazer beeond Row Edith Redlnbton Bettv W1 nnin JOXCL Atkinson Betty Welsner Jullx Wll1X xrd Mxr xret Tuxnlltx Esther X70p.,l 1 Ihlrd Row Gene Wl1l1'1ms Gordon bpr1ng,m1er Don Zipfe James .Smith Dick Porter Willlun Wllholt Fourth Row Gxrs Updike Carl Walker Rnrnonci Welsh John OM1r1 Fred Ruck Flfth Row Gene Patterson Miss Frxeda Rosunnund rHome Room Texchery James Walls Weldon btephens Not P1Ctlll'1d Junes Phillips Vxncent bprln muer P1rst Row Mxrllxn Hxrprln Ruth C neue Slnrlex Cllne Roselsn BeDunn'l'1 S xr xh Bewlew bm cond Row C xrolx n Bockover Be xtrlce C, xrtc r Mmttlf Je nnne Borden Albert 1 Ashbx Mxrjorle Blmnkm tn Thlrd Row Charles Glcllev Charles Ll trk Gllbert H xrmon Herschel Colson Don Bows rs Fourth Row Mxrvln Hlteheoek Roy Al Xll Rlehxrd Dolls Wllliun Goodwin Tom Butz Lewis Fxssold Flfth Row Edwxrd Belter Waxne Gor don Jlmes Bower Mr H E Sherfex :Home Room Temcherr Lewis Qruser Rol lux Forkcrt Not Pletured Orx Bowers Flrst Row Frledx Nieman Bettw Maple Mxrx Jean Mlnxrx Cl'1r'1 Nieman Cather 111 loudr-n Pxtriem Miller Catherine Moore Beeond Row Mlxine Hollis Rita Navar rx blnrlex Dobbins Phxllls Mlnarv Rita Huzsmwn Mildred Miller Third Row Edwxrd Little Robert Jones Bruce MeGexth Hurold Menkedlck James Kruger Junes Kessler Fourth Row John Meek Kenneth Luken Robert Lex Mr Jxck Spencer 4Home Room Te'1c'hc-rp Pxul Koors Dee Borden Jerrv Koa nenmn Not Pictured Dxle Lxwrencc- Jxmes Mtr lm Const mee Nqvarra 4-Qeakmen Flrst Row Jullrnn Kessler Paula Lev enstun Second Rovx Junts Koors Clrol Hllck Blttt Lou Ford Mmdnlle L1p,on Mxrlene Montg.,oxnerw Flurd Row Lvndall Myers John Mxrtln Bettx Ex xns Mlry Gldley Mmrllxn Miller XVIIIHI Elliott Coreen Dllkes Fourth Row William Morrison Wllliam Hellmlch Lois Huston Shirley Kongelman Donna Mll er Joxce Grav Marie Stone k n Pltth Ron Don Kutchbtck Dennis Docrflln mr Don Vollts Mrs Florence Titus 1HOlllP Room Fexcheri Ermll Johnston Lce Rulelmxn George Kessler Gene Mc Cox Frtderlek Holtzlider Not Pletured Noreen Dllkes Arla Bush Flrst Row Lois Rlcke Jo Ann Smith Frledw Wxllew Seeond Row Curtis OBrien Sallx White lm Marv Sue Welsner Dorothx Stahl Hazel SCh1111llL, Thlrd Row Charles Buell Ruth Mc Lau hlln Annette Oak Nancw Relger Jane Stout Dorothx Washburn Fourth Row Bernie Sanders James Rxle Buarl McGuire Robert Jmrvls Gil bert Don MeGulre Gene Wenninl, Fifth Row Richard Stler .hmes Wingate Roger Shoexnxke Charles Wmrneke Rich lrd Westinghouse Daniel Rawlins Robert Phillips Donxld Rudolf Not Plctured Miss Geneva Risk 11-Iome Room Tencherx Carol MoL1ng.,o Patricia Hutchinson First Row Donxld Buell Normx Jean Butz Luellx Burkhart Doris Binder Sue Ann Wlcker Seeond Row R,'Hll1OXld Cl xrk Annu At klnson Allee Mxrle Baker Jnequellne Adams Putrlclx Wr1g.,ht Gertrude Leeker Third Row Donald Eubmk Wllllam Loechle Huex Fassold Grace Hellmlch Dlxxc Banister Joxce Crabtree Delorls Whxte Marxlsn Kfn Moulton Fourth Row D'1vld Doles George Rich lrds John Doerfllnger Ima Lois Turner lou Ann Wise Luelln Buell Lois White ford MTTIC Blankmxn Flfth Row Earl Bowling, Douglas Young., Wllliqlll Aultman Don Dudlew Margaret Sxhm Marx Jem Duffw Mart Ann Scheld er Sixth Row Mr. Chalmers Oxk, Miss Claudia McMurtry 1Home Room Teachersb. Wllrna Wells. Not Pleturedz Ethel Gftbbwrd, James Cus- kaden. if ..r Y Nzklgzm MQMM KD 'Y f ff X N f ,ffl 'V if 11 Xxx X X f X X X f X ff CEE! FD KZ EMM GLM The11 pllfflaly purpose belng to back th Plrates the two hundred twenty SIX mem bers of G H S Boostel Club staged many act1v1t1es Th1s yeal s club had the p11v1lege of w1tness1ng the first football games on the new athlet1c Held At Shr1ver Fleld thev d1st11buted P11ate tags for the yell sec txon to wear For basketball games the Boostels formed a speclal yell block and ledecolated the h1gh school sect1on at the Commumty Gymnaslum In add1t1on they auanged featules fo1 pep SGSSIOHS and home games sponsored pract1ce yell SGSSIOHS and auanged fo1 bus t1anspo1tat1on to out of town games dances after Fr1day nlght home games Slogans wele subrmtted for the basket ball toulnament theme and Raggmopp was selected To carry out th1s theme, blue and Whlte d1shmops were used lnstead of shakers Sevelal cheers and songs were fea tured w1th blue and Whlte gloves woln by those 1n the yell block ' 1 1' a 1 ' v S .' ' , 11 - 1 u 3 - - . , ' , . , , , G ., . -Y -. . 4' - . ' y - - , ' - ' - . . . Among their money-making projects were . Q. H . ' ,, I l l '- ' ' . - 1 K4 . . Y! Qacwfea Glad Qowmczf To be in charge of special features is the Booster Club president's main duty. The vice president who acts as social chairman, appoints committees for Booster Club dances. With the assistance of a council member, the secretar'y-treasurer' takes charge of transportation to out- of-town games and extends invitations to other schools to Booster Club dances Booster Club sponsors officers and council las pictured below planned all Booster Club activities This year most council members served as committee chairmen lor various functions with Booster Club members assrstrne The council rs composed of thirteen members one representatirr elected by each home room Officers are elected rn a general electron during the preceding school year Thus tar the only requirement tor a Booster Club officer rs to be an upper classman Wx farm Margie Pohlrn in sue M rrlow Don rid Tekulw Jean Eder Risk sponsor Robr rt Frerrsenreler prcsidenl Wandr Bucklu vice przs ident Sari Lord seerc trrw treasurer Ross Charles Clfrrk Cordon Sprlngnirer Paula Lawn Stein Luellr Burkhart Ron 3 Dorothy Luken Doro thx Stahl Hrrold btlfr John DOCTHIIILCT Run -4 Dee Borden Robert Rrelte Jean Eder Nell OBrien Not pictured Mrs Vrrelnrr G'rrvfw sponsor . . . , ' ' . Y-. , , , , , 1 ' . . ' . . . , ' . , ' - X ' . . U. ' ' ' n v - 1 ' 7 -3 ' 1 v ' - 1 5 ' v' - v ' - 1 1 1 1' I I ' z . z 'e. Row 1: Miss Geneva C 2 i4-' 1' - . ' 1 2 3 . r '- . . . -,. . ,- 1 . -- 1 1 ' 7 -. . , - 1 . . z ' ' . 4 . l lx V , t . ' J' 'Q 1 bf, . , , Sham WMM Jfame I I Uf 723 Umm .www of Qwaaz aaa Dedrcatron of Shrrver Freld took place September 23 1949 before a capacrty crowd Omer Warneke actrng as master of ceremonres rntroduced Reverend Stan ley P Mahan who recalled the athletrc achrevements of Lt Jack G Shrrver and Sgt Paul S Shrrver brothers for whom the freld was named Rev Mahan pard tr1bute school athletes had made Commodore Kessrng past AllAmer1can Football Conference Commrssroner and a natrve of thrs crty lauded athletrcs for teachrng sportsmanshrp and burldrng char acter He contended that the major accom plrshment of athletrcs rs helprng young men to frnd therr place rn socrety Com modore Kessrng also commended all of those people who had rn any way helped to make Shrrver Freld possrble Carl Brllrngs superrntendent of crty schools and Tom Downey athletrc drrector were pard specral trrbute by Omer War neke for therr efforts rn makrng the field pos s1ble W B Lowe of the local newspaper rn school football team here rn 1893 Robert L Kessrng and Robert Kessrng Jr brother nd nephew of Commodore Kessrng and four other members of former hrgh school elevens here After rntroducrng Rushvrlle school of frcrals Mr Warneke closed the program bv prarsrn the role of the Held as a laboratory to teach boys and grrls the lessons of lrfe to the sacrifice that these former high tygduced two members of the f-11-St high . . . - , ' ' 0, , 't 62001505 fn '49-50 Under the tutorage of Head Coach Jack Spencer and Assistant Coach William Ber- berian, the Pirates, playing their third foot- ball season since the sport was re-intro- duced in G.H.S. in 1947, had a successful season. In playing nine scheduled games, the Pirates compiled a record of four wins and five losses. The losses, however, were by very small margins. Outscored by a mere five-point margin 1112 to 1075, the Pirates outplayed the opponents as the statistics show. First downs: Pirates 103, opponents 83. Net yardage gained 1935, opponents 1874. The personnel of the '49-50 football team included Hfteen seniors, eight juniors, ten sophomores and nine freshmen. The mem- bers lost by graduation were James Abbott, William Baumgartner, Gene Best, Roland Barron, Earl Borden, Dale Heger, Dale Hurst, Carl Klene, Don Maudlin, Neil O'Brien, Dale Mount, Robert Platt, Louis Wenning, John Westinghouse, and Jerry Westhafer. SEASON RECORD G.H.S. 13 Shelbyville 12 G.H.S. 0 U. of Bloomington 13 G.H.S. 7 Rushville 23 G.H.S. 0 Franklin 19 G.H.S. 6 Martinsville 7 G.H.S. 25 Batesville 6 G.H.S. 34 Greenfield 0 G.H.S. l North Vernon 0 Forfelt G.H.S. 7 Columbus 13 Row 1: Jerry Westhafer, Don Maudlin, Louis Wenning, Dale Heger, Dale Mount, Earl Borden, James Abbott, Gene Best, Nell O'Br1en, Robert Platt. Row 2: Coach Jack Spencer, Harold Stler, John Westinghouse, Wllllam Baumgartner, James Bur- kert, Wllllam Wooden, Ronald Eckel, Conrad Kress, William Koors, Wayne Gordon. Row 3: Gilbert Harmon, Gene Patterson, Gary Updlke, Weldon Stephens, James Marlin, Dee Borden, George Kessler, Earl Bowling, Don Dudley. Asst. Coach William Berberlan. Row 4: Edward Belter, Curtis O'Brlen, Charles Warneke, Richard Westinghouse, Raymond Clark, Daniel Rawlins, Marvin Hitchcock, Dennis Doerfllnger. Not Pictured: Roland Barron, Dale Hurst, Carl Klene. -in-I Q 'ff' Ramada!! fn '49-50 The Pirates trampled five South Central Conference opponents into submission to tie the Lions fRushvillel for the '49-50 S.C.C. basketball championship. In confer- ence play, their losses were at the hands ol' Rushville and Connersville. Records were smashed as the five senior regulars-Best, Mount. Platt. Ricke and Westhater-played their last basketball season for the blue and white. Dale Mount, forward for the Pirates, was the leading scorer in the South Central Conference. The single season scoring record of 302 points set by Richard Trobaugh in '43-44 was broken by Mount with a 341 point total. The scoring record 463 points, for a tour- year period set by Trobaugh was broken by Mount and Westhafer. with points totaling 677 and 543 respectively. Single game scor- ing record in the local gym was tied by Mount with a total 23 points in a sectional game against New Point. The Pirate quintet garnered a record breaking total of 1138 points during the year. This mark shattered the previous rec- ord ol' 1039 points made by the 1948-49 Pirates. Another new nigh for the Pirate scoring record was made against Sandusky in the sectional with the Pirates sco1'ing 73 points in one game. The old mark of 72 points was made by the '48-49 Pirates. Coach William Berberian. an ex-Purdue star. started his coaching career by win- ning lrom Columbus and Seymour. A three game slump hit the Pirates, bowing to Rushville, Greenfield and New Castle. Wins over Shelbyville and North Vernon were followed by a Lawrenceburg defeat. A win over Martinsville closed the first half of the season. Row I: Gena- Best, Rohm-rt Strashuruer, Harold Stir-r, Rohr-rt Rick:-. l'oac'lr William llc-rln-rian. Row Tl: Earl Borden :withdrawn from li'illlll, Jerry' WL-stlmfer, Dale Mount. Robert .font-s, William Wooden. Robert Platt. Not Piciiirc-ri: Gem- Pattersoii. William Strashurger, Ronald Efkz-l. The New Yea1 s Day Tou1ney saw the old yeal out Wlth the Pnates beatmg RUShV1l16 and then d1opp1ng a thlee pomt dec1s1on to Conne1sv1lle 1n the final Defeats at the hands of Conne1sv1lle and Columbus fol lowed the tou1ney A w1n OVC1 BHt6SV1116 was the fnst ot the new yea1 Followlng a defeat by Shelbyv1lle the P11ates dlOppGd F1ankl1n Blazll and Tolleston of Galy 1n Oldel befole losmg to the M3d1SOH Cubs The Pnates flmshed the scheduled season Wlth a g1and w1n ove1 then old 11vals the L1ons f1 om Rushv1lle Substant1al ma1g1ns ove1 Sandusky New Po1nt and Jackson saw the P11ates w1n the11 th11d sectlonal 1n a low The 1950 sect1onal w1n was the slxteenth fOl G1 eensbu1g H1011 School unde1 the IHSAA To chmax a successful season the Pnates bowed out of the p1ctu1e to the Mad1SOH Cubs 1n the 1eg1onal At the automat1c t1me out the Cubs lead the P11ates by only fou1 pomts but the Cubs 1a1S6d the11 lllalglll to eleven po1nts as the game ended The povs e1ful Madlson Cubs tlaveled on to mn the State Champ1onsh1p The 1949 50 P11ates fimshed H1611 season w1th a 1eco1d of foulteen w1ns and ten losses GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GIS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS if Pk Pk Columbus Seymour Rushv1lle G1 eenfleld New Castle Shelbyv1lle N01 th Ve1 non LHWI encebmg Rushv1lle Nux Yr 1r S Tourncx 43 Conne1sv1lle New Year s Tournek ll' lk 42 Co11ne1 SV1116 Columbus Batesv1lle Shelbyv1lle F1'ankl1n Brazll Tolleston C 1rx M8dlS0 1 Rushvllle Sandusky Nevl P01111 Jackson Macnson Confx rexxrc 1mes .a ' . - . ' . ' ' 7- , . 48 . ,34 3 ...'40 .38 43 . ' 48 45 - ,,,,,51 43 , 250 35 ' 34 39 - - 35 ...4o - ,,..46 j G.H.S. '55 Martinsville .. . 39 ...55 6' 1143 1- 1 46 49 -' be 56 I 50 53 1 38 ' ,A .. 33 26 ' 5 27 51 ' 1111.111 be 42 - 53 ' be 51 58 5 31 43 '1 ,58 52 ' 46 , 73 49 53 ' ' , U41 64 55555555, 48 l '. ,53 5 pfmw Row 1 Mrrvm Hugh oak Jqmns Mxrlln Cnlbgrt Hmrmou BruC0 ML C2 xth Wxlliuu Koors Row 2 John Ricci Ronnld E kpl W11111m Sulsbur mr C1 mrs Upcllkc C xrl W mlke r R xx S Conrxci Krmss D112 Lu rcnu Gsm Pflturson Wclclon Sc phens Conch Jxck bpencer awflmen Row 1 R xx moud C1 ark J mms Rx lf- John M xrtin Dflvld Dolos C h xrlcs W xrnrke J mms Koors Bus-11 Williim Aultm 111 D011 11d Ducilcx Don Vollvs Ceor e Kessler Ron 3 Jxmes Cuskfideu Rxchfard bticr DQIIIHS DOCTfl1ll or Eirl Bowl D111111 Rmlins Coxrh Ch11 :mrs Olk 755 and XM Row 1 D umx Wxlhoxt Larry Pohlm nu C lrl Wl1hO1t Harold bmith Cxrl Bocilv Row 2 P 1111 Plghtmflstvr D'1vid Kouvc-lm un Ganz Achers D'1v1ci H l1ll1 1 C' arl Harrlson Row .3 Bvrt G Keene sponsor Thom IS How 1rd wmmes Jones JO soph We sthqfer Jwmos Huber C 0 wh Rolfmd B mrron Q ' Q , , 3 . V I .'2 ' , - 2 . '- 212 . ' 2 . ' ' 1 2- , 2 S ' , ' '2 J 22' gy '2 j T2 Z ' . 0 ' I 1 2 f , 2 - 21'- s jx' ' 1 1 C s - ' x t x- ' , 2 2 ' I . : 2j 2 , 2 .2 I' , 2 , 2 A T 2 2 X '. 2 , Row 2: William Morrison, Donald , , 2 2 , 2 ' ' : 2 . -'2 , ' - 2 ' -2 ' 2 '- ' g ' 2 - . lug. 2 2 ' . 2 2 - 6 . I 2 A. ' . 2 , 2 , ' , 2 ,. I 2 ' 1' 2 , , 2 2 2 . - , 2 2 2. ,2 . . ' 2: 2 . '2 -2, - '.' 1 , c 2 , 2 , 2 2 . 7ef4wnQmfQaZfm '49 50 Competmg 1n the South Central Conference tennls matches for the 1949 50 season were Robert Platt and W1ll1am Wooden as the doubles team and Dale Mount and Jerry Westhafer play1ng ID the smgles matches The Conference matches were held at Connersv1lle w1th Columbus defendmg thelr 1948 49 crown and w1nn1n,, both doubles and slngles The Greensburg doubles team was defeated by Colum bus Dale Mount and Jerry Westhafer were defeated 1n slngles by representatxves from Rushv1lle The P1rates finished fifth 1n conference standlng Representmg Greensburg Hlgh Qchool 1n the South Central Conference golf meet were Loren R1cha1ds Eugene B1ShOp Rlchard Doles W1ll1am W1lho1t and Robert Jones The conference matches were held on the Blue R1ve1 Country Club cour e at Shelbyvllle The Columbus Bull dogs relgned v1ctor1ous Scorlng fo1 the Plrates were as follows Rlchard Doles 99 W1111am W1lho1t 100 Eugene B1Sh0p 107 Robelt Jones 107 Loren Rlchards 111 1 . . . -, . . O- . . . U - v 1 1 S . - ' x 9 a 9 7 7 7 1 a ' Left to right Edward Beltcr Da e Bush William Wilhoit Herschel Colson Row 1 Raymond Clark Donlld Dudlex Donald Buell James Koors Ron P James Rx le John Martin Charles Wwrnmkc Row Row 4 Jxmes Cuskaden Dennis Dozr film.:-r Earl Bowling, szafwz M and QW ,aww The men beh1nd the scenes, the student managels, deselve credlt and recogmtlon fox the lmportant tasks they pelform They ale 1espons1ble for the cale of the playels unlfolms and equlpment thloughout the football, basketball and baseball seasons Members of the freshman basketball team acted as asslstants to the ushels at all home basketball games by holclmg the lopes duxmg half t1me and between games 3:' David Doles, Donald Volles,R1clmrclStler. , . R111 1 D111 H1g,er John W1st111y,,111111s1 1 1 Xvlllllil' Doris Cr1111 M ' J lll H1 111111111 1111111 rt N'1v'1rr1 Ruth 30111 ldler l11r111 M111r RIW J W11111111 W1 ff 1111 111l1r111 Wllllll Grlmfs R w R11111 rt Hurt John V1ndcrb11r DO11111 Rid lll 11111 Os11orn1 Joan Ranex Row 5 Robc rt M111 11r Tom Vkelsner Sar1 L01 11 Joue l1111rsLo11 N11111'1 Strasbur er Row 6 D111 M1 11111 1111 11 R.OSOIll'll'1P N10111 Ill Dorotln l 11111 ll 111111111 Wooden Row R11'111r11 111 K1 M 1r or11 X el1 1 JOA1111 hx 1111 1111 1 1511111 KX R 111 8 Leroy 51111111 K1 1 111 11 S 11111tt1111r P1111 Hddler D011 Mont 11111r1 Rohr rt Wo ters Paul Po11s1r Not P11t11r111 R1t1 Zoellner Lo111se Levensteln fllilllffl 1111 NIIICS Rosfell P'1tr11'11 Doer 1 In OIC 61 to defray the expenses of pub 11511111 1 the 1950 Annual and g1V11'1g a Pxom tw 1oncess1on help conslstlng of about 1o1ty pe1sons wo1ked d1l1gently and falth fully At ex e1y home football game they could be seen dlspensmg hot dogs coffee and cokes to cold and hungxy Sp6CtatO1S Dur mg the basketball season they sold ICG ueam and coke to fans at the local gym ,- M Th1s gxoup 1S composed of jun1o1s and CGTIIOIS who wolk together and late1 dlV1d6 the pIOfltS Th1S p1oJect lS the 1113101 means of secunng money fo1 these classes Tlllg yea1 the total amount each class IGCQIVCC1 was app1ox1mately S500 The sponsols a1e Ml ROg6l Fmley M1s Evelyn Mahulon M1 Raymond C Moellel Ml Ben N1les MISS Bessle Romans and Ml Ca11 Smlth ZXMQQ4 Row 1 Fr11d1W111e1 Barbara h1'l1o1-ttxner Jones Marjorie S1'111-11il11r Leo11a Pringle Shirley Cllllf' Mxttle Jeanne Borden Row ' Phxllls Mlnarx Glorla Good p1st1r MITX Lo111se Vo-fel - 1 1 1 Z 2 1 -1 Y 1 , A .V 1 V- Y f- ' R'ta - , 1 -, R11 ' L: 1 11-s ' ' V ' ' . ' 1 1 1. -' ' . ' ' .- K11 Q , 1' ': 1 11 1, , J: 1 17 1 1 , ' 1 2 . 11 -1: - ' - 3 ' I l ' R I. ' L1 ', 1 .Z ' A 11 1 ' Y ' V ' I . ' t- . - :I .1 . , 1 1 j ' 1 Lf . ' 2 1 ' - . . 1 '- , z 1 , ' T: 1 H C1lC1N 1l, 1 J '1 V 1:11, 'al , ' , W1 11 - 1 1 z 3 ' , 111- g , 1 7 1 . . f 'O 11-11.1 W1I1111-r, Dorls SCl11-ldler. Row 51: Ken- 55, 11 -, 1 , 2 1 . - 'K ' .11 . - , 1 ' , 1 1 . ' 1 ' 1 '. 1 I' Z, , 1 .1 - ' 1111 L11-r , ' vp, 0 - . . , . , - 1 , .Q .54 6 ' - 1 . ' .. - ' ' . O . . . t M . . - .1 1 H - . , V ' . . . . . ' 1- , , , - . 1 i 1 1 4 ' 1 . ' ' - N ,. , . . . . , - , . . . h '. 1 1 .' 1 ' 1 D ' . v ' Bmw M714 49 50 Folnnn the nucleus ot the 1950 GICSIIS bulg H1Oh School baseball team VK918 the nme sen1o1s and toul JUIIIOIS p1ctu1ed be low These thnteen lettelmen plaved an 1mpo1t'1nt oalt IH Wllilllflg, the 1948 49 South Centlal Conlelence baseball t1tle Unde1 Coach Wllllam Belbeuan the Pnates placed on the field nme 1ebula1s who played then thnd and lou1th season ot baseball The bulk ot the pl'LCl'lll'lb lested on the shouldels ot Tom Beeson and Gene plate Iound Roland Ba11on completlng hls lou1th V631 as catehel lc IX Vtestm lu Hlst ba e Robext Rlcke e nd ba e D le Mount thnd base and H 1old ue-1 sho1tstop made up the 1n held I 1 tl e ot Lflcld lound Call Klene lelt nel l Robelt Platt centel Held and Robelt tlasbulgel ubht Held Completlnl the twenty live membez quad wele Jlmes Ma1l1n Challes Wax neke Robe1t Wo tels Ea1lBowl1ng Weldon Stephens James Ph1ll1ps and Danlel Raw lms 111 out elc'e1s The subst1tute1nfielde1s James Cuskftc en Gene Pattelson Galy Upd1ke and Wllllam Wooden R r R or tr r L W1 1 Wood J rrx VS, cstl ner E rl Borl e Mount n st l 1 K v f- X x 1 ' ' g - ' 'B F- J Vila , sg ' ' , ' ' 5 , L ' ' V S CLE ' f S .1 , ' Q . , '. ' , ' M l 3 l . 1 ' 1 1 ' J ' ' , ' . C L . ' ' K . V - P hi . , , , , . . x . ' . L v ' . S .C . . . .Y HU. . s ' ' w Q' I ' Y- - - v ca ' V ' . U. . . . 2 N . ' y . .- v v ' . ' . ' v Q - . v . ' -y . C M ' . . . on h h A I . C N . . . - ' ' ' -, e ii . ' . ' ' ' Best, both experienced hurlers. Behind the were: Gilbert Harmon, James Burkert, ' ' t . . ' . 'A , ,, 1 C I , . ' . , lst Row: obs' L lr-kv. 'I' n B01-son, Robert S zxsburqcr. Hal old Stu-r 'Ind Row: Robert Plu I. 'll'mn en, 0 3 ' 12 'H . a Cen, Dal - , Gm- c Bc , Roland Barron. No! picuzrccl: Car Klcm-, Conrzxc rcss. bm .1 Baseball batteries: three B's and a W ...... what a view? ..,... There's work in that Lhax' school ...... Have YOU been a good little urchin? ...... ugga. ugga boo, ugga boo. boo ugga ..,... Sadies, smile darn you, smile. 746364021616 ZW HCZMQM Q X fyfb G X Q ? X Q f X 9 xstg VN J NWQJLCQ Elks' Most Valuable Student Award RITA ZOELLN ER 1S91'11Ol' Glrl1 Elks' Most Valuable Student Award TOM BATTERTON 1Scn1or Boy 1 c or ROBERT PLATT DALE MOUNT JERRY WESTHAFER Llons Most Valuable Player 1921 Athletxc Award All Sports Vxctory Award 1Football1 1Basketball1 Other honors citations md awards recelyed by members of 1950 class dur ing their four year tenure mn G H S are as follows Tom Batterton 119471 Mowrey Eng llsh Contest second place Mary Loulse Vogel 119471 Carrle F Tom Batterton 119481 Mowrey Eng llsh Contest first place Tom Batterton 119481 State Caesar Contest fxrst place Rita Zoellner 119481 Mowrev Eng llsh Contest second place Kathryn Meyer 119481 Carrie F Mow rey Domestic Science Flrst place Dale Menkendlck 119481 Nelson Mow rev Mmual Training first place James Hellmlch 119481 Htmllton Es sxy second place Loulse Levensteln 119481 Goddard Publxc Speaking third place Louise Levensteln 119481 American Legion Auxiliary Award Rltx Thackery 119481 American Le ion Poppy Poster Contest second place Tom Batterton 119491 Mowrey Eng llsh Contest flrst place Mary Louise Vo el 119491 Carrie F Mowrey Domestic Science second place Carl Klene 119491 Manual Tralnlng second place Dale Heger 119491 Hanulton Essay first place Tom Bxtterton 119491 State English Contest second place James Hellmxch 119491 Hamilton Es say second place Kathryn Meyer 119491 Goddard Pub llc Speaking flrst place Robert Frensemeler 119491 Goddard Publlc Speaking thlrd place Jtmes Hellmich 119491 Junior Flve Acre Corn Club third ln state Earl Borden 119491 American Legion Bovs State Louise Levensteln 119491 Amerlc xn Legion Girls State James Hellmlch 11947 48 491 County Corn Prince Mary Margaret Ernstes 119501 Amer lcan Legion Essay on the Constitution first place Mary Louise Vogel 119501 American ond place Ruth Schledler 119501 State D A R Dress Contest first place Dale Hcger 119501 State F F A Soil and Water Management Contest sec ond place James Hellmlch 119501 State Dairv Production Contest third place Dale He er 119501 State F F' A Vice president Jxmes Hellmlch 119501 State F F A Essay Contest fourth pl xcc Rlta Zoellner119501 D A R Cltlzexl ship xx- '-X . , X x A . . . 1 , - . , . z , - r K V I . 1 V . , , z 4 . . - , , - - , V K : , - 1 f , - ' - fr- ' ' , ' 1 I I S . 1 - 1 . v T . . , . . . , ' V . . - , , Mowrey Domestic Science, first Dlace. 1 ' ' ' ' Legion ESSU on the Constitution- SEC' ' ' V ' 1 ' 1 1 I ,Y ' . D v C I K i ' 4 ' , 1 . . . ' - ' - ' K 1 I - . , . . . - I I ' K ,', 4 I 1 1 1 - ' 1 . 4 - 4 ' ' ' ' ' -' , ' fl C 1. . - I , . g , . . . - , 2 4 4 . z - c . 1 1 l' x ' 4 . ' 2 K- 2 5 I A , I z .. - . . . . . 2 K . , - , . .'. j . , 1 . ' , c 1 . 1 ' V 1 - - - ' f ' ffwefae fdiile IWQZJ4 x, ,,,,f X X if Left to right: Shirley Kon- zelinan, Rita Zoe-llnt-r. Rita Navarra, Shirley Shazcr, Jane Stout, Ruth Scheidler, Sarah Bcwley, Shirley Ross, Airlie-tte Oak, Joyce Ross, Edith Recl- ington, Marjorie Welagc, Mr. Ben Niles ldirectori. Pianist' Robert Frensenieler. Glmawi Row l2Jacqucl1ne Adams Lois Huston, Hazel Schilling, Nancy Reiger, Carolyn Bock- ovcr, Ruth McLaughlin, Paula Ilevf-nsts-ln, Maydclle Ligon, g - Wilma Grimes. .Iona-Fe Moos. Margie Cuskaden, Catherine Moore, Juliann Kessler, Alice Marie Baker. .4 an 1 . .3 Row 2: Doris Crane, Shirley Konzclnian. Constance Navarra, Sarah Br-wlvy. Ruth Selieidlc-r. Rita Zocllner, Dt-lla-Jean Moos, Shirley Shalt-r, Rita Navarra. Joyce Ross, Roselyn Bs-Dnn- nah. Shirley Clint: Phyllis Minary, Edith Rcdington, Alberta Ashby. Row Il: Shirley' Ross Jane Stout, Don Kutchback. Curtis O'l3rlt-n, Gordon Springinier, Robert Platt. Gt-nc Pat- terson. James Bower, Richard Doles, Erniil Johnston, Robert Frenscineivr. Annette Oak. Dor- othy Stahl, Marjorie Welage. Janet McLaughlin. Pianist: Donna Redington Osborne. Director Mr. Niles, Mr. Ben Niles assumed the duties of directing the activities of the music department this fall as a new member of the G. H. S. faculty. The forty members of the G. H. S. chorus, under the direction of Mr. Niles, presented their annual Christmas Concert and spring concert. They also participated in the Choral Festival at Rushville, Indiana in May. After participating in this festival, students selected from the group are eligible to sing in an all state chorus of one thousand voices for Teachers' Institute next fall. The Twelve Little Maids, who were selected from the chorus and directed by Mr. Niles. pei - formed for many local, civic and school organizations and sang several numbers at the chorus concerts. At their performances this year, they appeared in Dutch Maid costumes for the first time. Chorus officers are: president, Robert Frensemeierg vice president. Gene Patterson: secre- tary-treasurer, Janet McLaughlin. Q. aff is amz G. H. S. band launched their musical year by acting as host for the Good Neighbor Festival. Members of high school bands from Columbus, Connersville, Rushville and Shelbyville and their directors participated in the event. Under the direction of Ben Niles, the band played for the home football and basketball games and also per- formed for the community by leading the annual Hallow- een and Christmas parades. Mr. Niles was elected secretary of the Class B division of the State Music Association at Terre Haute in Decem- ber. Richard Stout was elected band presidentg Tom Bat- terton, vice presidentg Rita Navarra, secretary-treasurerg and Gordon Springmier and Jane Stout, librarians. Row 1: Janet McLaughlin, Rita Navarra, Jean Harrison, Rose Reldenbach, Shirley Ross, Margie Pohlman lkneelingr, Clyde Bennett, Harold Menkedlck, Shirley Shazcr, Glenda Clark, Jerclyn Thorpe. CHT01 Seifkcr, Carol Williams, Judith Pierson, Mar- tha Morgason. Joyce Ross, Jane Stout, Luella Robbins, Bonita Ray, Ruth Tatcm 1kIl001ll1l!QP, Josephine Pearson. Jean Ann Rob- bins, Edna Mae Menkcdick, Ellen Callaghan, Catherine Moore, Carolyn Hancock, Emily York, Mr. Ben Niles rdirectorp. Row 2: Mary Gidley, John Reed. Larry Pohlman, Wanda Wells, Richard Recd, Don Kutchback, Charles Gidley, Richard Buchanan. Row 3: Gordon Springmler, Richard Stout. Shirley Konzelman, Kay Kutchback. Marilyn Thornburg. Rowena Brocl-unan. Mary Cornelius, Annette Oak, Donald Whipple, James Bower. Row 4: George Schick. Roy Alyea, Richard Brown. Larry Foster. Kathleen White, Robert Platt, Edith Redlngton, Carl Horne, Ermil Johnston, Gene Patterson Row 5: James Jones, William Reddish, William Loucks, Daniel Rawlins, Robert Frensemeier, Richard Westinghouse. Tom Batterton, Richard Doles. Twirlers. Left to Right' Paula Levenstein, Lois Huston, Sally Whitelaw, Mary Sue Welsner, Dorothy Stahl, Jacqueline Adams. At the District Solo and Ensemble Contest, two en- sembles and four soloists received first division ratings. The brass sextet, the Twelve Little Maids, Curtis O'Brien, Ruth Tatem, Carl Horne and James Jones were thus eligible to compete in the State Contest. In the State Con- test at Terre Haute, February 11, Carl Horne received a firstg the brass sextet, the Twelve Little Maids, Curtis OlBrien and James Jones received secondg and Ruth Tatem, fourth. 7068 GW 676236 Wxth Loulse Levensteln as 6d1tOl and MISS BCSSIS Romans as adv1ser, the 1949 50 Tree Clty Breeze staff pubhshed fifteen ISSUES of the school newspaper W1l11am and Martha Wooden served as sport and featule 6d1tO1S 1espect1vely to. the staff of forty two members MH1JOllP Welage managed the finances of the BICSZL whlle Nancy Strasbulgel and Barbara Relchart headed the advert1s1ng and cn culatlon staffs Thls publ1cat1on holds cha1te1 member shlp 1n the Natlonal Scho1ast1c Press As soc1at1on and IS also a mernbex of the In dlana Hlgh School Press Assoclatlon F01 outstandlng work on the Breeze a member of the staff may be awarded member sh1p 1n the local chapter of Qulll and Scroll na tlonal honorary soc1ety for h1gh school Journahsts The Bleeze has const1tutel one of thc ma1o1 ext1a CL1lllLl1lH1 act1v1t1es at G H S SIHCG lt was founded by Dan Alden Edkms ln 1922 In 1927 It placed first IH the state 1n the Indlana Hlgh School Pless Assoc1at1on Con test and galned honolable mentlon 1n the same contest 1n 1929 The papel also IC celved an odtstandmg honol 1n 1929 when It was granted an All Ameucan latmg by the lNat1onal Scho1ast1c Pless Assoc1at1on 1n the All Ameucan C11t1cal SGIVICG Thls IS the hlghest award glven by that o1gan17a tlon In 1936 It was glven Fust Class Honor Rat1n0 by the N S P A C11t1cal SQIVIKS won an 1nte1nat1onal HIST. place awald and was named Papel of Hlgh Ach1evements by the Qulll and Scloll Achlevement Scale Agam 1n 1943 the B1eeLe lated excellent 1n theN S P A C11t1calSe1v1ce Row 1 Joan DeMOss Bxrbara Mlller Lomsc ICY6llSISl!1 lsllillfllll 1 Row ' Nxncx Str sbur rr Ruth Scheldler Jexn Eder Barbara Rurlxlrt Betty Bennett J we Ihurston R sm S Mxrjo 2 W1 S L l P 1 L t R Z ll J R R N e age ara ow Ill 1. evens Glll ltr Ol nm r Own lnet lLl lV lrrx W incl 1 B114 klc x Row 4 Marv Mir xrct Ernstes Lors Huston Annrttc Olk Tom Welsncr Mlr xret Tunnltx Slnrlcx Shazer Row 5 Wllllxm Morrison Wxllxun Cooclwln Frxedx Wlllm .Inu Stout Miss BPSSIC Roxnxn radvlserl Doris Schrldler Ron 6 Betts NV1lSllEl Jullf Wlllw 1rd Ruth 'I ltmxn June Cochran For don Sprfng,mler Wllliun Wooden Row 4 Nmu Rosfzll Pxtrlcll Doerrlm rr Yom Blttrrton Dm' Otln Overpeck M lrthx Woodc n Rlch xrcl Dol Rom rt Frensc mr ll r B xrh lrl RX lt K xthrx n M xx r . . . . v . t - I - X . . c 1 . . - ' . . - . .' . . 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Louise Levensteln Mr C L Smith Not Pictured Martha Wooden 7mm 7m The 1950 Towel T1ee staif plesents a plCtO113.1 stoly of a walk to school whlle look1ng at ou1 town Undex the supe1v1s1on of co ed1to1s Rlta Zoellnex and LOUIQG Levenste1n they p10 duced to a llmlted degree a 1eco1d of the h1ghl1ghts as well as evelyday occuuences alound G H S l1nk1ng the school Wlth the communlty They wele alded du11ng the yeal by Ba1 ba1a Mlller buslness managel and class ed1to1s MHIJOIIS Welage, Jane Cochlan Sue Mallowe and Edna Menkedlck Eall Bolden eewed as spolts Gd1tO1 and h1s asslstant was Je11y Westha1e1 The alt woxk waq compxled by R1ta Thackexy The aCtlV1t19S eect1on was undel the supe1v1s1on of Kath 1yn Meyex w1th asslstants Phyllls Bught Glo11a Goodpastel and Sala Loyd Balbala Relchart adve1t1s1ng manager, was asslsted by Joan DeMoss Mary LOUISE Vogel and Paul Hadler In chalge of c1r culat1on wele Ruth Schexdlel managel Nancy Stxasbulgel and Jean Edex Typ1StS VLGI6 Mary Malgalet Elnstes Balbala Ryle Pat11c1a WEISHGI, Leona P11ngle Ruth Tatem and Janet McLaughl1n Maltha Wooden Robert F1 ensernelel and Tom Bat telton selved as ploofxeadels The staif gave a p1ev1ew of then Veal book at a SIJECIEII convocatlon as palt of the c11 culat1on carnpalgn - L J ' - 1 g A X Q .. N, l . , L , I 1 .L f , ,1 , V 4 ,- , .- V. . K 4' 1 V ,M ,A Kwik. .'Q'--W, : K . 1 . ' . Q 2 , 4 j I . 2 , ' ' g. : 2 . . ' 4 , 2 1 Li , v 2 51 V .' S! V '- ' 3 .' ii - M z 2 . ' ' . - X - 2 . 2 1 I I ' . 1 . 2 . 1 V ' W 4' , j , ' , 2 1 . ' 1 . ,. ' , A' , , - 1- 1 ,, L H: . . . . . . 1 . V - ' 5 . - L L, ' , ' 5 , , . ' ' 7 ' Y V - V S Y ' 1 1 1 - L' A x . 1 - QM!! Quill and Scroll, the only national hon- orary society of G.H. S., is a journalistic organization. To be eligible for membership a student must be a junior or senior and in the upper third of his class. He or she must have done outstanding work on either Tree City Breeze or Tower Tree, and be recommended for membership by the and Small adviser of one of these school publications, The student's Work must also be approved by the executive secretary of Quill and Scroll. Members are as seated Qlcft to rightl: Marjorie Welage, Sara Loyd, Louise Leven- stein, Rita Zoellner. rr., I : 4 , A Q 1 Q ' .mafia jeffd DeltaiSigma Delta, formed by those who ing inlcondrfcting public meetings and in have taken or are now enrolled rn Public Speaking II rs sponsored by Miss Eleanor Brooks speech and hearing therapist The purposes are to advance the interests of the school and afford added opportunrtres for educational development especially train obtaining more pe rect manner of effec trve p blic speaking Members are as pictured fleft to rrghtj Louise Levenstern Robert Frensemerer Mary Margaret Ernstes Paul Hadler Kath ryn Meyer Barbara Miller Wolf whistle - F. B. L. A. Initiation . . . . I crown thee, James fScabJ Abbott, Pirate King ..... an evening under the stars at the 1949 J unior-Senior Prom . . . . . . punch and cake -traditional at Sun- shine initiations ...... physical education gals at work or play - who knows? ...... O, those beautiful legs - those great big, beautiful legs . . . . . . Club Carousel finale in the 1949 Follies . . . . step 2, 3, 4-ouch! - at a Booster Club dance ...... upperclass slaves of refreshment, concession workers. wh ' zqihfeiic Nddwiczimn Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Virginia Garvey, the Girls' Athletic Association be- gan the year's activities with the Pirate Dance. Mary Ann Scheidler, freshman G. A. A. president, crowned James Abbott t'Pirate King of Football? The club this year was sub-divided into seven small groups for various sportsi arch- ery, basketball, bowling, tap dancing. swim- ming, softball, and volley ball. Every G. A. A. member was active in one or more of these groups. Gloria Goodpaster served as president, Sue Marlowe, vice president, Rita Thackery, secretary, Phyllis Minary, treasurer. Top picture, Row l: Juliann Kessler. Shirley Konzelman. Carol Reed, Clara Mae Nieman, Frieda Willey. Row fl: Patricia Miller, Lois Rieke. Mary Girlley, Luella Burkhart, Joyce Atkinson, Marilyn Moulton, Ruth McLaughlin, Maydelle Ligon, Jo Ann Smith. Hazel Schilling. Naney Reiger, Phyllis Minary. Row 3: Sally Whitelaw, Dorothy Washburn, Marlene Montgomery, Mary Ann Seheidler. Norma Jean Butz. Mary Jean Duily, Esther Vogel, Doris Binder, Roselyn BSDIIIIIIEXIX, Shirley Ross. Bot- tom Picture. Row l: Betty Bennett. Dorothy Luken. Dorothy Stahl, Mary Sue Weisner, Jacqueline Adams. Alice Marie Baker, Jean Eder. Row '31 Nancy Rosxell. Doris Scheidler, Wanda Buckley. Betty Wenning, Ruth Ann Griewe. Leona Pringle, Mar- jorie Scheidler. Rita Thaekery. Norma Mier, Sue Marlowe, Anna ADki1lSOD- ROW 31 P1lU'iCi2l D06I'f1i1l!P1'- Joyce TIHITSEOD, Maureen Templeton. Pauline Dyyenger, Mary Ann NValker, Rita Sue Huesman, Alberta Ashby, Margie Pohlman. Shirley Cline, Margaret Tumilty, Shirley Shazer. Not Pictured: Gloria Goodpaster. Grace Hellmich, Lois Huston, Annette Oak, Joan Rane-y, Joyce Ross. Mary Louise Vogel. www To become a member of G-Men it is necessary to be a major letterman in either baseball, basketball, football or track. Formed in 1947, G-Men is sponsored by Mr. Tom Down- ey, Athletic Director. Of this year's thirty-one members, eighteen were seniors. Serving as officers during the past year were Earl Bor- den, presidentg Roland Barron, vice presidentg Robert Platt, secretary tieasuiei C!- it it vwfe Row l Roland Barron Dale Mount Gene Best Robert Platt William Vkooden Row 'P Conrxd Kress Carl Klene Robert Stras burger John Westinghouse John Vanderbur Row 'i Don Maudlm Hflrold Stier Williim 13 11llDL,'lI'tI1EI' Dale Hurst N011 OBrien James Abbott Not Pictured E'1rlBord1n Robert Rickc Louis Wennmg, Dnlc Hcgcr Curl Wonnim, Ronald Enkel Gem Pxtterson Jerrx Westhafer Tom Beeson Dlvid Young, Cary Updike Ora Bovurs Dan1elR1vxlins Marvin Hitchcock James Burkert . , n 1 'F ' I - - ..... .- 1 Q R 3 , . , - , in K-X 'f , ' ' , 'gr v ' s YL 4 g - , , 1ffe,,rtff, ',- , 1 V 'A - ,A .,, ., , N ,, ,. - . - , ' 4 Y v n 1 . , 4 . , 4 , - '-' 1 v . 1 - f , , ' if , . f.: . , . , z . 2. , . , , ' ' ' , 2 . 1 , A , ' ' , ' . - . i . 1 . ' fy, , -' , ,, , . 2 ,1.' I, ' - -' . ff. '. . Row 1 Robert Wolters Vincent Sprlngmeyer Ernest Hahn Charles Swan o Dale H0 rr msmndin 1 Row P WIIIIQHI White Harold Menkedlck James Krleger William Koors Row 3 Mr Roger Finley lfidvlsc-rr John Mirtm Geor e Kc-sslfr Paul Meyerrose Paul Koors Richard Goodwin Row 4 Gordon Springmier James Koors Birl Bovxlin Robert Morllmr Rollan Forkert Weldon Stephens James Phllllps Harold Stler Standing, James Hellmlch Not Pictured Willllm Hellmlch Joseph Hellmich anime? Springmier, and Robert Wolters attended the national Future Farmers of Ameiica Convention in Kansas City last fall They were accompanied by Roger Finley, voca tlonal agriculture mstructor and F F A adv1ser The local F F A group, consisting of twenty eight members, was host for the annual District XII spring meeting Dale Heger, district president, was in charge at first place in the distiict essay contest Activities were a pai ent son banquet and a dance in the high school gym planned Jointly with the home economics 2,1115 The local chaptei instituted a F F A chaptei at Batesville Officers were Dale Hegei piesident James I-Iellmich vice piesident Harold St1er,sec1eta1y William Koois tieasuier, Richaid Goodwin iepoitei Joe Hellmich, sentinel Dale Heger, Richard Goodwin, Gordon this meeting. James Hellmich was awarded ' l 4 . ' v Z t v, 1 ' 5 1 I . I , ' 1 ' S Row l Barbara Ryle Edna Mae Menkedlck Doris Crane Donna Redlngton Osborne Row 2 Pat Welsner Kathryn Carr Edith Redlngton Row 3 Glorla Goodpaster Kathryn Meyer Barbara Schoettmer Jones Row 4 Mary Margaret Ernstes Robert Strasburger Jean Eder Row 5 Don Mont In gomery Wllllam Goodwin Mary Louise Vogel Row 6 Paul Ponsler Don Eubank Lerov Smith Donald Tekulve Row 7 Paul Hadler Mr H E Sherfey Fred Eubank Not Pictured Wilma Grimes Waime 8 Ph1 Beta Lambda the G H S chaptel of the Future Buslness Leaders of Ameuca, merclal mstructor, 13 thelr faculty spon sor The 0bJCCt1VC of thls nat1onal orgam zat1on 1S to develop competent, aggresslve buslness leadersh1p, and to encourage h1gh standards of c1t1zensh1p and scholarsh1p Th1s year the local chapter of twenty two members boasted two state Off1C81S, Donald Tekulve and Jean Edel, who wexe elected state v1ce pres1dent and state treasu1e1, 16 spectlvely Zeacfm The mam act1v1ty of the club was the monthly luncheons Headlng the 11st of Hungallan, Mlsses Bessle Romans and Eleanol Blocks faculty membels and Ml Floyd Davls actlng p11nc1pal These lunch eons wele p1 epal ed by the Home Economlcs depaltment Aftel the 1es1gnat1on of Donna Redlng ton Osbolne Paul Hadlel was elected p1es1 dent Asslstlng hlm wele R0b61t Stlas bulgel v1ce p1es1dent Kathlyn Ca11 sec 1eta1y, Don Montgomely t1easu1e1 . . Sf' . ' ' Y 4 s . : l 'Z ' v . : , . , . K' L ' ,I y 1 I , - X Fx: 'Q X . l 1 9 1 a . H I I ' was organized in 1945. H. E. Sherfey, com- speakers were Miss Margaret Beck, native a 1 v - a - my ' 1 ' Z 1 us, - '45 Row 1 Jane Cochran Margie Pohlman Janet McLaug,h1ln Dorothy Overpeck Ruth Tatem Shirley Shazer Sarah Bewlev Joyce Thurston Row 2 Norma Roszell Phyllis Bright Barbara Miller Betty Bennett Shirley Ross Roselyn BeDunnah Joyce Ross Gay Seitz Row 3 Nancy Roszell Maureen Templeton Norma Mler Barbara Relchart Joan DeMoss Shirley Cline Sue Marlowe Martha Wooden Wanda Buckley vaafza To create maintain, and extend high standards ot Christian character IS the purpose of the Tr1 H1 Y club Holdmg a joint formal 1n1t1at1on with H1 Y, seven new members were 1n1t1ated mto T11 H1 Y at the Baptist Church as part of the evening services Officiatmg at the 1n1t1at1on ceremony were Do1othy Over peck president, Joan DeMoss, vice pres1 dent, and Barbara Reichart, chaplain Oth er officers were Phyllis Bright, secretary treasuier, and Janet McLaughlin, sergeant at alms. Informal 1n1t1at1on was held during maids and made to do chores for the old members Tr1 H1Ys financial project was a food sale During the Christmas season they gave baskets of food to the needy Their social activities included parties, dances, and dinners 'VIrs Evelyn Mahuron and Miss Bessie Romans acted as sponsors for this group of twenty three members . Q1 ' 'i ' ' N ' Q ' , in ,' ' I s 1, A H ga- 3 2 .- Z- U21'0Ugh0Ut the S911001 'afid Community school hours with the initiates dressing as The H1 Y Club, undel the leade1sh1p oi Mr R C Moellel faculty sponsol, and Rlch ard Stout, pres1dent, 1a1sed then membet sh1p th1S yea1 to about fo1ty membels To start the11 act1v1t1es the ohicexs companled by M1 Moellel attended the d1S t11ct H1 Y officers t1a1n1ng confelence at Lawrenceburg Ind1ana Followmg the 1nfo1mal 1n1t1at1on at tn Y M C A a fish fly was held fo1 all old and new membels Formal 1n1t1at1on was held jo1nt1y Wlth T11 H1 Y at the Bapt1st C1ll,l1Ch as pa1t ot the evenlng SCIVICGS As one of the11 Hnanc1al PIOJCLTLS tne boys sold t1ckets 101 a tu1key laflle dunng, the Chustmas season H1 Y s lalgest soual affan was sponsorlng a dance fOl H'l9Hlb6lS and the11 guests Othe1 OHJCCIS WCIC James Abbott VICE pxesldent Tom Batte1ton SGf'l9ta1V, John Reed t1easu1e1 Conlad KIESS chaplaln Don Maudl1n se1geant at alms Row l Wllllun Goodwin Bruce MCGL 1th Gene W11l1llIlS Gordon .Sprxn :nur Rox Alu 1 C11bc rt H1rn1on lorsn R1Ch1!'dS Dale Lawrence Ch1r1es Clark Ch xrlrs Gldlu J'1ll10S Mlfllll Fred R1141111 Row ' P1111 K1r11p1Ir1r11 R1c111rc1 Stout John Recd Tom Batterton Richard Doles W1l11 un Bium trtner LPVKIS Cru er D114 Bush Eu cus 131311011 Imu Vtusnzr Ru 111 cl Coodxun Row 3 Janus Abbott Robert P1'1tt Gene Patterson Robert Frensemeur VN11111111 Vkoodtn Lourui Krlss Junfs Boxxcr Don Maudlln Robert Hannx Rlchard Fee Dee Borden C1r1Spr1n er Mick Wo1f D1le Owens D111 Hurst Buclclx Buns tr Mr R11 ITIOIIC1 Moeller NO! 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