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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

JQJKJKA THE TORY OF 'THE 1951 TOWER 4653 REE gif we ga? QJQQNLE UPON A TIME IN A CITY THAT SPRQUTS TREES ERQM CGURT HOUSE RUQES AND A HIGH SCHQOL THAT GROWS SEVEN EUQT TALL BASKETBALL PLAYERS THERE LIVED 60 PROSPECTIVE GRADUATES THIS IS A STQRY OF THEIR YEAR . . 0 IV 1 , 515, . , -,.. ' X W ' 1 , . i 2.3 ,HSA f f h J 513' ' x 1 0, -E- .', 5 X x , Q .1 X 4, 5- k 'W , , I v In r 3 C W7 4' - Q. 13 ga ' 1 .ff -xx 5313. A . an ,, Hg.-.4 ,. , ' 'Q v pgfgf,-5 Q fi, i sf f: l,, 7 N ,1 . ' a 4 ,. ' ', - 'fag' fwfr 'asf '. Q A V 1 , 3' Q -h. 5 I Q A , - .gn 3 -' 1 - g , , Q .....,, x 3 5 . f h . v'.' ,n'.m,-':' ' ' -'f.'f3fu: ' ..' wx ,f I . 9' 2' '5ge4s:-r'f.- I ,o'. 1 ag -1 li' cl-fi:-,-H -Q K, :S . f - - -- iz .ag 53, sl gi ing. -'. H .4 - .'. ,IW H . . .. - vu' -'Q A' w..'. . if ng, :S 4 -t--. .1 , A - , -- w . - ing, 1, Q ' A'-',',-Q-, 1 ,aw 'Q - , Q-N. xx-N. f .1 ,,., ,,--.. -wg 1 , ff, --..m ' Lit, ff: 'V 453' 5- bi. . . -'Q' 'of ' a'Q x. l':X - ' 4313: - -,-K-2 .-,- .' -,-lv. A A Qui, '. C' if ':, ,V Q' . i .ig ' D g . K! .- ., Avi, ' A N . - -- .1 ,L ' ' , . .1 '3 .. p . QM... ,p v ,A ...Q 11. 4 1,0 X,o', 1-if gilgv'1a'-f yf .- , ,fn af . 4 zhzfzigzia. '- ., ,.f,f,v,, n,-k .' ,nn , , ,w Q .g,n,f,,f,,,.- -3.1141 ,,',,a ,s .-1 ,u ,.. , ,ar . ,aanuf '.,,,. ng, v ,Z Hn 10, .. ,a ,- .Wgf , 322, K - . ,UQ K AA! - ' 1 'ir gxgf- jg NCE UPQN A TIME WE WERE FALTERING FRESHMEN uulllI--I' s-f , in ' N lfAxy' V ' uf. A X V my , , ' - .' , J 7 451 TRYING TO LEARN THE PRACTICAL THINGS QE LIEE Rx A 37?- ., 0 Q 1 J .a rm V Q ' 2. v u 0 9 fx LISTENING TO AN ABSORBING STORY IN ENGLISH WE CANT THINK IN STRAIGHT LINES ND THEN STUDIQUS v A SQPHQMQRES T 9' . AND THEN JUBILANT JUNIQRS 1 .- -Q , v: 'H fx I i fi I if , F 1 1 E' ' 91+ ?j Sf T1 na iff Fl? , .V 3' f If V 5 ,O in 3 rf . STUPENDOUS SENIORS! DISCOVERING WHAT MAKES THIS WORLD OF OURS TICK USH HARING IN A FALTERING . STUDIUUS . . . JUBILANT . . STUPENDOUS WAY OUR OWN MARCHING 70 f V! gf J OUR OWN PUBLIC LIBRARY THE SAME TOWN . 2 - '-ani' f -1,44 .3 ,, ...N , U 1 .X ,Mgt .g - .L'?--.mi-.ifi.aeQ -M 2 wfwiafr' li 5 IN Q- 1 --,Q 9 1- ' q 4 9 -A A A a Q 0 6 1---JL-+ 1 HE SAME FRIENDSHIPS BOOSTER SECTION THE SAME SCHOOL SPIRIT 5, Q. HN, EOPLE ADMINISTRATIQN FACULTY SENIQRS JUNIQRS SQPHOMORES FRESHMEN . ' , Y f 'KS YK. MRS DOROTHY GORDEN MR CARL BILLINGS MR OSCAR HURT MR ELMER KIXMILLER M LOWELL HEADLEE 3400! ..!46!l1lLlflL5tl 6Lil0ll The school bo url consists ot NI1 Osnu Huit Piesiduit Low ell Hefullu, Qeumt ux , md L new mcmhu Flmu lXlXllllllLl T1c,asu1'e1'. Every month they meet with if u'l Billings Supu'int4.nclc,nt md Mrs. Dorothy boiclon Qecretcxry who h'1s bnen 'lt G. H. S. for twenty-four years. At these meetings different problems 'ire discussed concerning the nity school system. 9 S' 00 .X46!l1lLI'll5fl'6lfL0l'l M1 Tloxd Duls 0111 Lstulnsd 171111011511 IS shown lt1d1!l3, tht Clpal of G H S has been a successful one and we hope he Wlll con tlnue to pl6S1d8 ovel the school for many yea1s to come M1 Dax IS has been wlth the h1gh school IOI n1ne yeals Befole servrng p11nc1pa1 he taught soclal stud1es and coached the freshman team 0 O 0 1 1. 4 ly 2 v.l1, 1 Xiu y 1. l 2 , .ka L1 - m 1: ' '. h bulletin over the inter-com system. Mr. Davis's first year as prin- . . i . , . 1 Q 1 , . in as Fog 'P ' .wifi QR -4- ff.-.- CLCU 'Nha- i if 591 K T- ap-rg Q me 4' O O O 1' -.Q Bessie Hall E 'ish Llbrxrlm ftParke Loren Sou nl btuclie s S: wnce If lorence Titus Ell llSll Jack Spencer NIlllNllllf1f'S Phxslc 11 Educ :Lion Frma Hooker M xthcm xtxcs bm:-nov ll lllnm Ward HISIOFX Eleanor B1 ooks Suuch He iriu Raymond Moeller Math: matics Sienve Ruth Newlm Eu lisli Litln Virginia Garvey Pliyslrvil EClll!'1lLlOl1 William Berberian Physivul Eciurvxtlon Robert Gossett Hmtorx Gund mu Llaudla Nlchlurtrv Home Fvouomic S Ben Nlles B und Chorus H xrmom Flsle Moeller En lxsh ll E Sherfey BIISIHC SS Eclucfltion Wlarthi Frost Art. Chalmer Oak IllCillSI,l 1ll Arts Geneva Rusk B101OL,X He nm mmm Roger Fmlew A I'1Cl1ltl1I'C Tom Dovs nev Director of Athletirs Hefxlth Sufet I1 velyn 'Shhuron BUSINESS ECll1C AL1OH Q f!! 335-.45 A-Q.. -,ns HTF 'QW' Q ,-rv 6.14 -4, isr- 5-r 'WM Glw-me CLCU, if Leroy Smlth Secretary William Wooden, President Richard Buchanan, Treasurer Wllllum Koors, Vlce-President .gzzloenyc our! eniom The year 1950 - 1951 has been an interesting one. Not long after the opening of school, the Senior Class completed its organization. A meeting was called one afternoon by the sponsors to meet in Mr. Moeller's room. A spirited session, girls against boys, developed as the balloting got under way. These four Hnally came through, and have shown by their manage- ment of class affairs that the choices made were made right. However, they know their success is measured by the assistance received from the membership of the entire class. GARTH ABRELL Booster Club 341 Tower Tree 43 F. B. L. A, 41 Hi-Y 23. BUDDY BANISTER Tower' Tree 43 Booster Club 12341 Student Council 43 Basketball 11 Follies 341 Hi-Y 234. EUGENE BISHOP ROBERT BROWN Tower Tree 41 Booster Club 12343 Golf 2 Football 1 Hr Y 3 ,wx '33, BETTY BENNETT Breeze 34: Tower Tree 43 Booster' Club 12343 Sunshine 12343 Tri-Hi-Y 2343 Playshop 41 Band 123 Chorus 11 G.A,A. 1232 Folios 243 Jr, Tri-Hi-Y 1. RICHARD BUCHANAN Tower Tree 41 Booster Club 1234' Booster Club Council 3 Treasurer Senior Cl'1ss B incl 1234 H1 Y 234 EILEEN BISHOP Freshman-Knob Hill. Blzrdworth. Srrskzrtclre- wan. Canada: SophonrorefDzrviclst:rr High School, Dzrviclsun Szrskatchewan. Crrn:-.fit WANDA BUCKLEY Breeze 2343 Tower Tree 4' Booster Club 1234 Vrce President 3 Sunshine 1234 Booster Club Council 3 Trr Hr Y234 Plfryshop 3 Band 12 G A A 13 Follies 13 Jr Trr Hr Y1 5 Y-M7 'Vx 73 sr Y 'JR-1. Q-Q T' ix! 4 If I ' . ' . ' ' 4 . I ' - ' ' Q - - 2 I . ' 1 .'- '- 4 U I , N 'R ' w . 4 I - - 'v f ,U lf- s ,J . 'x 4- x v 'H V I . .- 'JI' .V 0 I - I .ax 'Q -9 4 C r....'1 ve- ' E . 2,- K u ' , -- X ' K N' 'fair xv to .4 K V 1 , 1 V' f-..r V 7 f' I K eg ' 5 'SU , ' ' 9 5 . , 1 JAMES BURKERT Tower Tree 4: Football 12341 Booster Club 234: Follies 341 F.B.L.A. 21 G Men 34, President 4, CAROLYN DARBY Tovx er Tr ee 4 Booster Club 1234 Chorus 24 G A A I us xthdr ur 111 DALE BUSH Tower Tree 41 Booster' Club 1234: Busketbull 12 Hi-Y 2341 S1l1Ci0nIIVIZ1ni1g3gCl' MARY DILKES Torx er Tree 4 f fir 3' y Q. ni i , Y' 30- .,.- IQ 2. BONNIE COY Tower Tree 4: Sunshine 2341 F.B.L.A. 4. PATRICIA UOFRFLINGER Bre ze P34 Toner Tres 4 Booster Club 1234 Sunshrne 1234 B C C 4 Student Count 1l 3 Pl ry shop I G A A 123 I4 olllts 4 'if' DORIS CRANE Tower Tree 42 Booster Club 234: Sunshine 2343 Trl-Hi-Y 4: Band 122 Chorus 341 F'.B.L.A. 234. Secretary 4. PAULINE DWENGER Tow er Tree 4 Booster Club 1234 Sunshrne 1234 G A A 1234 F' B L A 2 Follres 4 . U - Q A ' L' ' 2 5 ' ' Z I Y . , . Z U - U 3 2 ' - ' f 1 -4-- I . . X. . 1 V - - L I . . . ' Q , 1, 7: .1 .a 'V 1' E 1 1 Y' 3. 7 V ' . y Q 'V 'Q f :LV , L ' v . I 'ts -Q we an ' Q .1 , . , ..- Q- -f I '- ': ,J ff 4' I , V ' V ' 415 p 2 ,JCI vw---7 wha. FRED EUBANK MARVIN FELDMAN Tow er Tree 4 Booite1 Club 1234 FBLA 34 ERNEST HAHN Booster Club 4 F F A 4 PATRICIA HALL Toxx C1 T100 4 Boostm Club 1.23 SLll1S11l11f 12 Student Cou11c1l 1 G A A 123 8. X. 4 I T57 '59 3? ANNA MAE FORD Tovt 61 T1 ee 4 Booste1 Club 24 Su11s11111e 234 F B L A 4 DONALD HART F11 811111111 H111uzll Ol11o Sop11o111o1e St Be111a1d Ol11o Footb1l134 BARBARA GILLILAN D Breeze 124 Tow 61 T1 ee 4 BOOSIEI Club 1234 Su11sh111e 134 B C C 2 Playshop 1 C1101 us 2 Folhes 24 Baud 1 F B L A 4 JOSEPH HELLMICH Boostel Club 1234 B C C 1 Footb Ill 4 F F A 1234 G M611 4 42 . A I N - Q4-'I' .,k .-p- e A -.N 41' ., . M Y ft. I 1 -,,. . 's f.,h. af 4 - I I X , ' : K - ' v . - 3 2 K1 ' 3 w . Z 3 ' ' - 3 . - ' 1 .' ' 2 '-f 2 I , , , A 1 . - . JANE KESSLER Booster Club 341 Sunshine 122 G.A.A. 122 Tower Tree 4. CHARLES LUTES Booster Club 12 Golf 12 H1 Y 2 WILLIAM KOORS Tower Tree 41 Booster Club 12343 Student Council 22 Vice-President of Senior Class: Football 342 Basketball 1232 Follies 341 F.F,A. 1234: Treasurer 23. President and District Director 42 Booster Club 34 G Men 4 CONRAD KRESS Student Council 31 Sports 12341 Hi-Y 234. Chaplain 31 G Men 234, ROBERT MOELLER DELLA JEAN MOOS Booster Club 1234 Arsen rl Technical Basketbrll 12 Hr h School Track 12 Indranapolrs Fre Follies 34 Chor us 1234 FF A 1234 'Cho ,7- 'K 1:7 '17 K! :gag is wif' fr'-S 'if X. XP 'U Q, DOROTHY LUKEN Breeze 2343 Tower Tree 45 Booster Club 1234, Vice-President 43 Sunshine 1234. President 41 Booster Club Council 23 Student Council 4, Secretary: Playshop 232 Secretary of Jr. Classg G AA 123' Follies 2 F B L A 2 VIRGINIA LEE MYERS Burney and Sander eek Fr eshrnan year Tou er Tree 4 Booster Club 34 Sunshine 34 F B L A 4 7, C ci .N ., rn K' A V Q 6 3 4' ,- X ig I ,' ' lit at It lr X . , gt if IT' r N . , .- 1 , X N 'v ,rl I if x If A l X xx 1 ' JV D ' 'nf L M! I wha Xia sl tm . 1 3 . 1 5 'S 1' -Q' - - flax X Q, , a -. 1 . rf 3 , . 3 3 1 J .1 I ' A . 5 .L H Tovt er Tree 4 Booster Club 1234 G A A 1 Follies 34 F B L A 4 JOHN REED Booster Club 1234' Tower Tree 41 Track 13 Basketball 123' Football 23 Band 1234, President 45 Chorus 125 Follies 33 Hi-Y 234. President 4. nf? 3 ' T' W? HJ, A Q 4'-0 i it ROSEMARIE NIEMAN PAUL PONSLER LORETTA RAMER Booster Club 1234 Booster Club 234 B 1seball2 Sunshine 34 FBLA 34 LOREN RICHARDS Playshop 234 President 4' Tr'ick 121 golf 123: Follies 341 Hi-Y 1232 Student Manager 1234. NANCY ROSZELL Breeze 234' Tovx er Tree 4' Booster Club 1234' Sunshine 12342 Booster Club Council 1' Student Council 23 Tri'Hi-Y 234, Piayshop 343 President 43 Chorus 125 G.A.A. 133 Follies 41 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y President. JOANN RANEY Breeze 3 Booster Club 1234 Sunshine 1234 Booster Club Council 1 Trl H1 Y 4 Junior Class Treasur er G A A 124 Follies 2 F B L A 4 JOANN SAHM Tom er Tree 4' Booster Club 1234' Sunshine 1234: Chorus 1: Follies 34: F.B.L.A. 4. Reporter 4. Breeze 2341 Tower Tree 41 Booster Club 1234 Sunshine 1234. Vice-President 41 Booster Club Coui Playsliop 343 G A A 173 Follies 34 F B L A 2 ROBERT STRASBURGER Tovt ei T1 ee 4 Booster Club 234 Basketb'1ll1234 Baseball 1234 Follies 4 F B L A 234 State Reporter 4 V1ce Piesidcnt 34 G Men 34 'YD L it'il1' DORIS SCHEIDLER KENNETH LEROY SMITH SCHOETTMER Booster Club 12341 Breeze 4: Secretary of Booster Club 34. Senior Class: WILLIAM STRASBURGER Booster Club 234 B 1sketb1ll1234 Football 4 B isebfxll 1 Follies 4 F B L A 4 G Men 4 si' Follies 41 F'.B.L.A. 4. CHARLES SWANGO Booster Club 1234 Follies 4 F F A 23 ,Q HAROLD STIER Tower Tree1 Booster Club Council 33 Booster Club 12341 Student Council 14. Vice-President 43 Basketball 12341 Baseball 12341 Football 34 T1 ack 2 Follies 34 F F A 1234 Rc poi ter 2 Seci etary 3 G Men 234 Sec Treas 4 DONALD TEKULVE Tower Tree 4 Booster Club 1234 Student Council 1 Basketball 1 Follies 34 F B L A 234 President 4 State Vice President 34 Yell Leader 34 3 ,gc 'a-ass V-:rig 2,525 T 'U vf W nf I 1 'Ji JOYCE THURSTON B1 eeze 234 Tovt 61 T1 ee 4 Booste-1 Club 1234 T11 H1 Y234 TICHSUIGI 4 JI T11 H1 Y VICE P1eS1de11t Playshop 34 G A A 13 Folhes 34 Delta Slglllll Delta 34 THOMAS WEISNER B1 eeze 23 Tovt 81 T1 ee 4 BOOSt61 Club 1234 Student Cou11c1l 134 JI C1assP1es1de11t Student Cou11c1l Pl6S1C1611l 4 FOIIIGS 4 H1 Y 234 P1es1de11t 4 i 0- fb 5 Y 4' -.7 - Ig' K1 7 MAUREEN TEMPLETON Tovl 61 T1 ec 4 BOOSI91 Club 34 T11 H1 Y23 C1101 us 1 G A A 34 FOIIIQS 34 Bu111Qv H1 11 School 1 CARL WENNING Boostm Club 1234 Football 34 G M011 34 W- Y xr 1.4 J 1 JOHN VANDERBUR T011 91 T1 Ce 4 Booste1 Club 4 F F A 12 F0ll10S 4 Foolb 111 1234 VVII I I AM WHITE Boosts-1 Club 1234 B uketbflll 1 B md 1 F F A 1234 as yyiw. T MARY ANN WALKER T011 C1 T1 ee 4 Boostez Club 1234 Su11sh111e 1234 of SllI1Sh11l9 2 G A A 1234 Follu s 4 F B L A 2 KATHLEEN VS, ILMER Bums 4 T011 01 T1 ee 4 Boostm 1234 Su11Q11111e 1234 Follles, 34 F B L A 2 5. - I cr 4 if 5 O 0. ' 1 ,,q I '--4 ,n C I A ' K 1,1 4 Q . W5 'Q 3 . , ' ' 5-1, . I .'. ' 1-M -s 4 , gt sv, A . I - X, 1 ' - I A, ' N , f ' I , FP 'I 1 sf' 1 '5 -v ' . 1 I .-j' 'I I I K . 5 ,Y N ' 1 ,' D A Sllllshillfl 12343 Sl111Sh1110 341 G M011 2343 Re-co1'di11g Sec1'0ia1'y fn. 'lf-4 5 C RITA WILMER KEITH WINGHAM ROBERT WOLTEP Tower Tree 4 Boostm Club 4 Boom 1 Llub 1234 Booster Club 1234 H1 Y 4 Follu s 4 Follxes 34 Nou Pomt 123 F F A 1154 V141 I 1181611111 Q WILLIAM WOODEN B1eezQ 23 Tom C1 T100 4 Footb 111234 Golf 4 Bf1ske1b1ll34 B 1SCb1l1234 Teums 234 Student CO1lI1C1l 2 Qll1H'1l1C1SC10l14 P1eS1cle111 4 B-Ind 1 Folhes 4 H1 Y 234 S11 AI A1 ms 4 G Men 34 P1es1cl011l of Se111o1 Cl ms VICE P1es1cle11t of G M011 V100 PICSICICIII oi Ju111o1 Clqss -3 I 1-I R v . . Y .N .1 Q R- r-s .iff-p.. X C X V 3 '- 1 1 ' ' ' I 1 '. ...1.1, .2 3 Sm-1'c-l111'y3. Q ' 4. .x 4 L 1 as 2 3 I C Q 1 .Vk' . 2 - ' .' 3 1 1 ' Q 2 fs: ' I 1 tsnv. yugifanf Juniom JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Catherine Moore, Vice-President Gene Patterson, President Betty We-isner, Sec.-T1'eusu1'e1' ROY ALYEA 7 Q A 2 5 ALBERTA ASHBY I V J. ROSELYN BEDUNNAH -, 7- lfh muh EDWARD BELTER SARA BEWLEY 'P' QJ 'Nm 1 vs. I, 'iii Av ,,, .' THOMAS BILTZ P R' ty' 4 v fi MARJORIE BLANKMAN .a :C ,S I , :I CAROLYN BOCKOVER .3 4, 4 MATTI-JEAN BORDEN I I - I - ,I JAMES BGWERS A, J. , Q y ORA BOWERS 7 454- ll ' CHARLES CLARK f ' ' ,YW A 'I Y :U 4 A ?x r A I-J' SHIRLEY CLINE LEWIS CRUSER f I , - .- g SHIRLEY DOBBINS -15 if ,RI 'JF-5 Juniors whose pictures do not appear in this section ure: Don Bower, Herschel Colson. Lewis Fassolcl. James Smith, James Walls, Joe Welsh, Don Zapfe, Donna Osburn. Y 44 in A .X-.L ix AL gAh 6 RICHARD DOLES ROLLAN FORKERT VS ILLIAM GOODWIN CHARLES GIDLEY RUTH GREIWE MARILYN HARPRING GILBERT HARMON RITA HUESMAN JAMES KESSLER lVI1IhClI 'iYK ny ROBERT JONES PAUL KOORS DALE LANVRENCE JAMES KRIEGER ROBERT LEY KENNETH LUKEN CATHERINE LOUD BETTY MAPLE BRUCE MCGEATH JOHN MEEK MILDRED MILLER JAMES MARLIN HAROLD MENKEDICK PATRICIA MILLER PHYLLIS MINARY MYRA MINARY ,wi -Ji. If :Q 25 7 LI 3 s 1 - I ., ' I X' IIA! -I Q' 1 ' If-l,,v T 4 Q Q I 'S 1 A 1 5 ,A 1 . K 4: 4. V 1, L 'E - K' bd , 'C if f., 5 4 5 T ' AFL EN V' If s A, , I Q I . 'Q 13 I D I In , 1 L lb :..,... , 9 A Aft K, V M . A by . : X PY' I A . 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' L: 2 , j I 7, 2 2 2:2 , 2 . j H . 2 Q' ', ' 2 2 . 2 2 2 - , 2 . ' I 1 2 2 2 . 2 f 2 2 . 2 ' 22 - 2 2 . 2 , 2 2 2 2 . R ' 4: 2 . 2 2 - 2 9,2 '1 2 2 E Z 2 ' 2 '. 2 ' . 2 2 - 2 2 . 2- - - . 2 2. - R1 ' : I2 Q 2 . '12 Q 2 ' ' , 2 221 21 . j 2 2 X . 2 2 22:2 2 , 'T.: 2 2 2 - 2 . 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ' 2 ' 5.1. Row 3: Bvtty Fostvr, Shlrloy Colson. 2 2 , ' 2.', 2 2 2 ' 2 2 ' 2 . 2 - I 2 2 2 2 ,' ' 2 ' 2 . ' 2 J - . . 2 R0 : . ' 2 '2 4' 2 ' '2 . 5.1. 2 2 2 25-CP! 2 2 ' 2 gi . -3 2 'l 2 2 - , 2 I 'l 2 . 2 ...V 2' , - 22 . I - 2 . 2 2 .. .v ' 2 K 2. 2 1 ' 2, 2 2 , . - 2 . 2 -. . , , 2 . 4' . 2 2 . 2 2 2 . f 2 1 2 2 ' 2 2 I' 4 ,,'v 7 . Y 1 K 2 ,Y , Q 2 , 'J f . ,., . X 1 this -uf 'J , -lx Q CTIVITIES .szcclenf Cjounci Standlng left to r1ght Karl Walker Halold St1e1 Buddv Banlster John Meek Slttmg left to rlght Jackle Balron Annette Oak Maly Ann Sche1dle1 Joann Myer Shlrley Cllne Joe Westhafer Dolothy Luken Earl Bowling, Gene Acra, Tom Weisner. 7 I I . ' Elks Most Valuable Student Awal d Athlet1c Aw 11 d LUCLI' If WILLIAM WOODEN DQRIS CRANE Sf mor BOX .mmor Cm, Elks Most Valuable Student Award HAROLD STIILR JOANN RANEY Bfxske tb ull n All Sports Victory Award Llons Most Valuable Player Award lF0OtballD D A R CIUZCIISIUD Aw '11 ci l.'1' jr X . X ' 0 1921 ' ' ' ur ' 'J . . . lx '44 kv jf? gveze The th11tye1ght membe1s of the 1950 51 T1ee C1ty B1eeze staff Wlth Annette Oak and B111 Goodw1n as COed1tO1S and MIS BGSS16 Hall as adV1S61 pubhshecl s1xteen ISSUGS of the b1 weekly school neWspape1 The B1 eeze has const1tuted one oi the n1aJo1 ext1a cu111cula1 act1v1t1es at G H S s1nce lt was founded by Dan Alden Edk1ns 1n 1922 A pos1t1on on the staff IS ent11e1y vo1unta1y but as a 1ewa1d 101 outstandmg wo1k a mem be1 may be awa1ded me1nbe1sn1p 1n the local chapte1 ot Qu111 and Scloll nat1onal l1ono1a1y soc1ety fO1 hlgh school JO1111'131lStS Ed1to11al Staff Co 6dltO1S Annette Oak G1llGoodw1n Sports D1ck Doles Featu1es Jane Stout Exchange Go1don SIJlll'1fDIT1lCl Repo1te1s Wanda Buckley Ellen Callaghan Ca1o1yn Hancock Don Kutchback Paula Lev enstem B111 He11m1ch Nancy Re1ge1 Hazel Sch1111ng Sh11ley Shaze1 Ka1l Walker Ca1ol W1111an1s Ern1ly Sue YOlk Ma1y Sue We1sne1 Jackle 13311011 Dan Raw11ns and Sala Bewley Ad e1t1s1ng Staff Managel R1ta Nava11a St ff Dale Law1ence B1uce McGeath and G1lbe1t Ha1mon Bus1ness Staff Managel LOIS Huston C11 culat1on Manage1 Betty Bennett Staff Jacklc Ba11on No1ma B1ShOp Patt Doerfllng e1 Dot Luken Nancy Roszell DO1lS Sche1dle1 Kathleen W1lme1 Sally Whltelaw .hm Walls Sh11ley C11ne Xand1a Harmlton and Joyce Thu1ston Typ1sts Patt Doe1f11nge1 B111 GO0ClWlH and Sh11ley Shaze1 Adv1se1 MIS H Hall 1 1 . Y 1 -x I - - y , - 7 9 Y - 1 1 1 1 1 k 1 1 1 '- - , ' .. ' Q . , , . 1 I K ' I '- v ' . 4 u 1 1 . of o J - 1 1 . - ..' . ' ' ' ' ' n . . - . . . 0. . , , 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 ' . . 1 ' ' ' 1 1 ' - - . ' ' .- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . '. I - . ' , Y ' 1 1 . . . ' ' . ' 1 u , 1 Y 1 1 1 1 , , . . . .' 1. ' .. , . 1 1 1 , , , . . . . 0ll!l'I' P00 Once Upon a Tlme was chosen as th theme fO1 the Annual by the 1951 Towel Tree Staff The staff undel the dllectlon of M1 Gos sett was headed by Gd1tO1 1n Ch16f Tom WSIS nel Wlth consldelable tlme and wolk the have attempted to make the 1951 annual one of the best They W616 asslsted by Cl1CL113.t1OH managel Mauleen Templeton and adveltlslng man agel Dale Bush Wlth asslstants Rlta Wllmel Anna Mae Fold and Vllglllla MGYGIS Class 8dltO1S W616 Patt DOGIHIDQC1 Joyce Thulston Nancy Roszell and Wanda Buckley The aCtlV1t16S depaltment was dlrected by John Reed alded by Challes Lutes Betty Bennett and Dolothy Luken The alt WOIk was pre sented by Tom Blltz The busmess managel dllllflg the yeal was Don Tekulve Typlsts WSIS Rosemalle N1e man, Joann Sahm Fled Eubank, Gene Blshop, and BOHD16 Coy Those selvlng as ploofreaders were Dolls Crane Blll Koors, and Maly Ann Walkel Student photoglaphel was Galth Ablell asslsted by Buddy Banlstel Ram 1 'IOIN WIISIIIT Gurth Abrell B1rb1r1Gillll1nd Mxrw Dllkcs Dorls Crane BOIIIIIC Cox Vir 11111 Myers A11111 Ford Fred Ellbillk Robert Stmsbur er Dale Bush Mr Gossett Ron 7 W'111d'1 Bueklm Joyce Thurston Plllllne Dwen er Maureen Templeton Mxrx Ann Walker Rosem 1r1e Nlcnmn Dot Luken Jo 11111 Sahm Betty Bennett John Vmderbllr John Reed Row S Tom Biltf Richxrcl Fu bum Philips Ch 1rles Lutes Gene BISHOP P'1ul Ponsler D011 Tckulve Junes Burkrrt Dorls behlldlmr Klthleen Wilmer Wllllllll Wooden N111cX Roszell Pxtt Doerfiin or H1rold Stlzr Not Plctured Cwrolsn Dlfbt Eileen BISIIOD Rlt'1 Wilmer B111 Koors 415' gm 'W -' 'N Tr Quin' a s '-L. 4'5- 1'-l? gg ' il e , . 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J..-5k 3 4 X N 1 A 1 , Q S .. -.5 1 V'-Q- Y' at --T.: .41 .LL.110..-, -..t Row 1 left to r1g,ht Hazel Schlll mg John Berthelot LofsR1cke Ann Stler Paula Levenstein Shirley Sha fer Freida Willey Jackie Barron Mrs Tltus Row 2 left to right Don Kutch back Ellen Callaghan Dorothv Luken Lois Huston Shirley Konzel man Julia Ann Kessler Jovce Thurston Edith Redlngton Alice Bnker Row .Z left to right Billy Willey Betty Bennett Loren Richards Rita Navarra Nancy Roszell Jane Stout Annette Oak Row 4 left to right Bill Goodwin D'm Salee Tom Jones Dee Borden DorOthV Washburn Doris Scheidler Lift tn nght Dm Sallee B111 Goodwin Jane Stout Don Kutch back Alice Baker Loren Richards Doris Schelcller Ann Stfer pfdgdkqd The mcmbe1s of Playshop 1e11o1med fou1 plays 0111110 1900 and 1951 The fiist play ol the yea1 was What Axe You Going to WGHIQ second was a Thanksbiving play The Thanksgiving Piodigal th11d When the Little Angel Sang and fou1th Skippy Sees Things Thiough At the close ot the yeai the membe1s of Playshop gave a pitch in d1nne1 to which thev invited students who WSIS believed to be good The sccnc on the left IS taken flom one of the one act plays p1esented to the student body duung the yeai Howevei one of the most successlul plays of the Veal Skippy Sees Things Tlnough a two 110111 comedy diama 1n tluee acts was piesented at the Odd Fellows Home the High School and fO1 the Faim Bu1eau The chaiacteis wele Ce11se Me111ll who hates poveity Edith Redlngton Babe Mei 111 t c little SlSt6l Paula Levenstein Skippy OfTiCG1s ol Playshop a1e P1es1dent Lo1en Richaxds Vice P1es1dent Shnley Sha7e1 Sec 1eta1v Ha7e1Sch1ll1ng a11d TIQHSUICI Paula Levenstein The Playshop has fO1 its aim and ideal the fu1the1ance of d1amat1c talent and ap p1ec1at1on in Gieensbulg, High School We believe this aim can be 1ea11zed best th1ough actual study and peifoimance This IS taken CHIISOD who loves Ce11se Lo1en Richaids Stella Me111ll who uses he1 common sense Do1othy WaShbUID Ma Melllll who is a descendant ot the Maynowei Joyce TDUIS ton Leslie Faiwell a salesman B111 Good w1n Jimmie Jones a dealei in antiques Danny Salee The StOIV concelns Ma Melllll and he1 thiee daughteis who a1e VQIV poo1 and who 1nhe11t thiee hundied foity two thousand dollais CGIISG d1scove1s hei love fO1 Sk1ppy and eve1yth1n1 ends happily K, u f' . , . ' . - b . v , ' A - . 4 . 14 , - , 1 ' ' V J . . T' 'x ' 'Q ,.n . 03 ' . l I Q ' ' , ' 1 qi. ' . . . . ' . , . . H ' ' material for next year. from the Playshop constitution. Q9 1' - Q. 4, v 1 Q -Q' V ' ' . nc ' ' 11 , vw , ' - - . Y! - . - ' - ' - g JJ 5: Katz The band, under the guidance of Ben Niles, director, performed for all home football and basketball games, gave two concerts, and assisted in several community projects such as the Liberty Bell par- ade and Halloween parade. The band also participated in several out-of-town engage- ments-namely the Versailles Pumpkin Show, The Good Neighbor Band Festival, The State Band Contest, in which they won first rating last year, and the District and State Solo and Ensemble con- test. New, royal blue varsity sweaters were worn by the band for the first time during basketball season. Several students participated in the District and State Solo and Ensemble contest, held at Muncie and Terre Haute, respectively. Q. Drums Larrx Pohlman Charles Gldles John Reed Richard WUISIIOT Richard Buchanan Ihre:-tor Mr Niles B1 lls Rltx Naxarra Beverly Buell I-lutes Etc Carol Selfker Carolyn Hineock Ellen Calla hun Shlrlcx Ross Clarmet Ja in Harrison Rose Reldenbach Loretta Little Carol Williams Jean Robbins Glenda Clark Jerrs Thorpe Roberta Reed John Doerflln er James Povtner Patti Gordon Judv Reddish Jxne Stout Jo Pearson Karen Downes Martha Morgason Oboe Catherine Moore EITIIY Sue York Trumpets William Reddish Ermll Johnston Row Alsea James Bower Dannx Konzelman James Jones Richard Doles Trombones Larry Foster Kathleen White Donna Semon Carl Horne Tom bhazer Bass Dan Rrwllns Richard Brown Richard Westlriglioilse Cymbals Marvin Colee I-rench Horn Wanda Wells Clvde Bennett Jrmts Hcss Jullmn Kmsslcr Saxophone Shirley Konfelmm Mtrilvn Thornburg, Kiv Kutchbick Mrrv Cornelius Annette Ouk Twlrlirs Jxcklc Acluns M1rilvnMoulton Mlrv Sue WCISIIPF Silly Wliltelm Majormttx Sally Whitelrw Not Pictured Jackie Barron Tom Jones Hurold Mznkedlck Gordon Spring.,mlcr r v , L- n . ,. - - - - , -1 - ,' - 1 - ' . - ' ' . I 1 1 1 , ' : . . - .': 1 '1 1 , - j . ' ,.1 1 ' , j 1 . H , . . tg 1 , I' , . ' - 3 xg . 1 . S . . . 1 1 , ,' . 1 , ' g , 1 ' , ,' . , , 1 , , v, , 5 ' . I .' - I ' . . .' .' , 1 , . Q Sallee, George Schick. Judy Roszell, Don Kutchback, Nancy Kessler, Don Whipple, Richard Reed, Baritone: David . 1 v 4 3 .' - f--v , ' 1 . ,.: 1 1 . . 1 1 . ' ' J: ' ' : 1 . , , , 1 ' 2 , 1 2 -. '. : 1 , 1 ,' ', 1, 1' . 1 I' , 2 1 . ' 3.41 1- 2 1 , 1 3 , 1 j ' ' ,, '1 3 21 '. - -: ' ' ' 1 . l ' 2 , , 1 - - , ' 1 , Q J4 5 cn., Gone Patterson ...... C . ,,,...A... , . . , T , , President Shirley Shazer eeeee eeeee . .. . Vice-President Jane Stout ..,. .eeeeee . .. .eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee..eeee . eee, Secretary-Treasurer Sara Bewley . eeeeeeeeee.ee N ....eeeeeeeeeeee . . e,eee,,,e . Librarian The Chorus 1539 under Ben Niles, director, presented a Christmas Concert with the Playshop under Mrs. Titus. Besides the spring concert, the Chorus also sang in the County Music Festival, the District Choral Festival, April 18, the broadcast on the street at Christmas time and some mem- bers were selected to perform with 1,000 outstanding voices for Indiana State Teachers Institute. F na-wa.-P-a -uns-awry Ron l Mr Niles Jean Hxrrison Kithrkn Cornn Doris Crinc M rx Ann Ellcrniin Shirlex Konfml inin Glfncli Clirk Blrbiri Ciru Norma Bishop J0 Cfunpbfll Birbiri Burke Ste li Bon in horn i Rirhcx Row Ellen Cfilla hxn Cithcrlne Moore Cirol Wilhnns Mirx Cxthsrinc Cornelius Jiclnc Birrun 'vlirx Sue Welsner Dellx J2 in Moos Vir mm NICGIIIII Ruth Mcl lll hnn Jane btout Suri Bewlex Niir ihn AniRh0in 'Xlirx Jean Duffx Rom l Jsrrx Thorpe Edith Redin ton Xindrn Hnnilton Annette Oils Cxrolxn Hincomk Ennlx Suk York Mirthx Mor ison bhlrlu Shifer H1121 Slhllllll lirlu R ss Ritx Nuirri P t S ll sxlxn bxumlx Ninos Mirhn Mollx Whitt Ninu R21 or Run I lt Dolms C rl H FTISOII Alin bullivnn Diwul Kunnhnun li llx W llu anus D HIS C ur OBrien Don Kutchbxck MXTIIXII but in mn Ann buer Row n Junmx Jones Dirk W1 sun house Gent Prtterson Cordon 9131111 xnier ldrniil Johnston Dick Reed Larrx Pohlman Richard Reed Gena Atri Don Vkhippe I l 2 l 2 ' l 2 1 , i l , 2 , 2 l ' 1 ' . , 2 2 '. . 2 j . 2 , 21-' 2 , ' I - 2 . x 2 2 , 2 2 2 2 ' . . ' . 2 2 2 ' . ilz 'I' 2. ' li B: I 2 222 , ,2 ' . 1 '2 . 2 Q' 2 -' - , -' . 2 z . .2 1' ' - , 2- -2 , '2 ' . 12 LI . 2 ' .Sa 2 j..2 - , r 2 j ' I: - j ,, ' ' 2 . 2 2 2 A , 2'. 2 j 2 'j J 1 , 2 2 LL2 . ' 22 . 2'.' 2 ' ' 3, Si' O , ' 2 1'2 2. ll C121 i, Roz ' ' 2 j 2 ' , ' ' -. 2 . '-: Dlx -, RX il , 2 ' ' 2 , 2 2 , i A' 'i J: ' 2 , ' tis ' . '2'. 2'j 'Ll2. ' YZ ' j , ' ' gi , ' 2 , 1 Q ' il , I ' . . , ., - 2 - . . 2 , 2. .. T VV LVT' LITTLE MAIDS I 9 I SS H p l'1SOIl bl lfl ll X lx IIT F01 lll F l I Q '1OI'lx 1 jwegfe Wa J5 The Twelve Little Maids have had quite a full schedule this yeai Along with singing foi vauous clubs and so1o11t1es they weie featuied on the Annual Chilstmas Conceit When the heatei bloke at school and the othei students of G H S was leisuiely taking it easy the Twelve Little Maids went on w1th then pei foimances They had thiee engage ments that day Fiist of all was a Christmas Paity at the Methodist Chuich in the after noon they sang Chustmas caiols in the hosp1tal at the Odd Fellows Home that same eve ning they peiioimed fo1 the Rotaiy Club The Little Maids had had this engagement foi a yeai The Rotaiians liked them so much last yeai that they weie asked back again foi the next yeai The Twelve Little Maids went to distiict contest winning a Iiist place which entitled them to go to state contest in which they placed sec , ond FQ All of this natuially meant a lot ot woik but they like all who peifoim enjoyed eveiy minute of it gg 6' C IIS BANID 1 Ol I+ IL P RS X254 Gordon Spiingmiei President John R ed Vice President Cathexine Moore Secy Tieas lane Qtout Librarian Fhfule Gidley Manager ' A. - ' Loi to Right: Jams- Src ut, Sara ' Bexxl Y. Shirley Slim:-r. Shirlm' lo . :Wi-l Schilling, .lc-ini Hur- Q ty '. ' . 'i' px' Koiimvniziii, R' il ll X' ' .Q ly ' Naive 11. Aiiiivttv On ', Ellen Cul- ' ' ' lughan. Cu Wil inns, .ci tl A- N' ' ' R clington, Emily Suv ' ', uc- , comp' iist. 0 0 2 l 1 ' - f , - , - I ' g B ' I I ,f ' -' 21. , .- - A '-' - . ' V , g, , 1- J ...Li 4 - . in-qi r, , ,,l ,,., A, wb ,, rj, 1 T . , nl. W. T 551. j Y ' , . ' , Q... . , I , , . at , 1 1 1 1. .i . ' L f . 41 1 1 1 1 . ' . A k .. . 'Y . , 9 . - . . K ' ' I 360134 Phi-Beta-Lambda, F. B. L. A. Chapter of Greensburg High School, was formed in 1945 by Mr. H. E. Sherfey. The local organization, under the leadership of Mr. Sher- fey tries to interest students in the business world. This year's chapter has twenty-seven members. The main activity of the F. B. L. A. is holding monthly luncheons and occasional theater parties. Two of this year's members hold state offices: Donald Tekulve, second vice-president, and Robert Strasburger, re- porter. The ofiicers of our local chapter are Donald Tekulve, president, Bob Strasburger, vice-presidentg Doris Crane, secretary, Bill Goodwin, treasurer, and Joann Sahm, re- porter. Kneeling: Doris Crane, Bob Strasburger, Don Tekulve. Bill Goodwin, Joann Sahm. Row 2: Howard Ryle, Barbara Gilliland, Marilyn Miller, Doris Bender, Virginia Myers, Anna Mae Ford, Bonnie Coy. Row 3: Edith Redlngton, Garth Abrell, Marie Stoneking, Leroy Smith, Paul Ponsler, Fred Eubank, Bill Strasburger, Esther Vogel, Danny Sallee, Joann Raney, Shirley Dobbins, Mr. Sherfey. S U N S H I , N E v 4 Ram l R1 xr Pxttx btrxsbur tr Je mn ncttc Fcldmxn Rltt Huesmwn Ruth Grdne Bettv Wennlnp, Gu Seltl C1th1 r1n1 Louclcn Clxru N1fXIl'1Il Ron Nhddle MWTJOTIU Blxnknmn Shlrlu Dobbins Esther Vo el Dorxs Cr1n1 Jomn Rmex Joyce Thurston NK null Bueklex Mxrllxn Miller Marie Bl xnkxn xn I-ront Row Wilma Wells Joxce Grax bne Ann Wicker Bettx Ford Sue Gras Mtrle btonekln Charlene Hooten Cl1ncl1 Cl'xrk Row l Rear Mars Sue Welsner Xan clri Hxmilton Norma Jeln Butz Marx Ann bchudler Marthw Scheldler Car olwn Bockover Alberta Ashby Dixie Bxnlster Mxrlene Mont omerx Mwttl je X11 Borden lev Konzelman Patty Mlller Betty Weisner Correspondln Secretary Jane Stout Rteordln Secretary Catherine Moore Sum Bewelex Connie N 1v1rr'1 Mxrllxn I-Iwrprin Frlech Nlemful Tre xsurer I-ront Row Loxs Huston Irene Nxe mul Dorothx Miller Joxnne Meter Pxt bt xhl Ruth Vo el Rltl Nu lrrx JoAnn bnxlth Nxney Mlfllll Row l R1ar Iml Lois Turner Lo rcttfx Ramer Joann S'1hm Betty Fos t1r Ellen C1111 h'tn J'11'klc Barron Annett1 Olk Nuncx Reiner H1101 behilllng, Row 2 Middle Annx Mxe Ford N'lllCX Rolell Bettx Bennett Doris bcheldler VlcePres1dent Dot Luken Presldent Barbara Glllll-ind Pat Doerflln er Rose lxn Bedunnwh Phxllls Mlnnrs Shlrlex Ross lront Ron Pwullne Dwen er MWTX Ann VH xlker M'1ureen Templeton Bon ni1 Cow Shirley Shafer P'1ul'1 Leven stein Mflr le Pohlman Wlloulse Barnes oUNSHINE ACTIVITIES Thlngs to lemembel tlnoughout the yea1 P1cn1c Scavangex hunt Tag Day Thanksglvlng baskets D1St11Ct Conventlon at Clalk TOWHSh1p State Convent1on at Folt Wayne D15t11bUt1Hg Chustmas toys Mothel Daughtel Tea Dullllg the past yeal Dot Luken, p1es1dent led the Sunshlne SOC1Gty ln the11 3Ct1V1t16S Wlth the help of the sponsols MISS McMu1t1y and Mlss Blooks The othel OHTCCIS VS619 Dous Scheldlel VICE Plesldent Fueda Nleman TISHSUIGI Jane CO116SpOI'1d1I1g Secletaly One of the blggest events ot the yeal the Ch11st mas Paltv could not be held so the guls made the Mothel Daughtel Tea the mam event of the yeal 'W ' -1 1 1 . . , .. ' , 'Z I I I' q Z H' 1 1 ' - - - 1 , 1 1 , h ' ' ' 1 x . '1 if 5 1 ' ' ' . 1 1 'N 1 . ' TZ, . ' Z 1 ' 1 1 1 ' fi ', 1 1 j , , , , Y, , 1 , 1 , l U I ' 1 , 1 ' g, 1 . . , 1 X 1 1 . 1 ' Z ' -V ' l ' ' 1 ' . 1 ' 1 1 , 1 1 ', 1 j ' 3. u K 1 ' - . ,v ' 1 .VI l ' 1 . 1 LI 1 '- - , . 1 v. , 1 . - 1 1 1 'I ' ' ' ' , 1 ' - v Q 1 ' 1 ROW--M1dd1f'J11f1v SC11'21f1l'2f1 Shi' Stout, Recoldlng Secletaly, and Betty WGISHEI. '. 4 1 I . v 1 1 . u 1 1' ' - - - . , 1, g 1 3: 1 , 1 1 J, 1 1 1, ' - - ' - 1' , 1 Q 1 sl. . 1 ' 1 . 7 13 I 1 .' . t 1 1 , 4' , , 1 j , 1 ' N ' '- ' 1 , g , ' 1 1 '1 1, ' , 1 1 ' . I . - : 1 . - ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 ,' ' ' , 1 11: 1 , 1 , 1 , ' 1 . 1 ,' 1 ' 1 231 ' r , I 1 1 1 1 1 h' 1 1 1 . 1 LK , ' ,' K U 1? ' .,v V .. -' ': . ' L! . 1 .' '1 1 1 1 . - X ,'1 I' K'l1 1 K 1 ' 1 f 5-I 1 1 . This year the Hi-Y Club has a well balanced membership of scholars, athletes, and others who take an active part in school activities. Included in their activities this year was a trip to the state older Boys' Conference at Elkhart. A district fall meeting was also attended at Brookville. A financial project which was undertaken was the selling of cokes at a public function. The Hi-Y is host to the spring conference this year which will place a lot of responsibility on the shoulders of the club. Ofiicers elected for the year '50-'51 were President, John Reedg Vice-President, Tom Weisnerg Secretary, Gene Patter- son, Tieasuiei Richaid Doles Chaplain Bruce McGeath Saigeant at Aims Bill Wooden Row 1 Bruce MeGeath Gene Pitterson Richard Dolls Toni Nkfisnlr Bill XX oodzn John Ricci Row Rok Alvefi Don Dudley fwlthdmxxnr Bill Morrison Ciirles Cidlex Innes Hover Dale Lfmrence Wllliims Row Cordon Sprin mier Louis Cruser Buddy Binistir Frmd Ruckir Bill Coodwin Row m John Mick Dile Bush Dick For fwithdrmnn D n Rawlins Jnnes W ills Caoruf Koss lsr Earl Bowling, Keith VV1llL,h'lITl Jimes Cuskiden Sponsor Mr Morller ' , 1 , I - - - y . . Z , L l 2 V ' 4 s 1 'i' u I ' 7 r . 1 1, 5 TZ: H' H' ., j, ' 4 ' , ' ' , iz 1' .1 ' , . 1 I x . Row 3: Gene Wenning, James Marlin, Ermil Johnston, Gilbert Hnrinon, Dick Buchznnni, Gene z . ' 4: 1 ' , . 5 1 ' ,- . - - W X , ' , , 'F:. 2-, 2 .' '1 z' . il 1' ,i 1. ':.,1- f- .- :, ' f, f 1 , z - 1 , Q . . - - , 1 rc- L- Y Ron 1 Nancy Roszc-ll, Lois Houston, Vvillldil Buckley, Joann Rnncy, Doris Crane, Shirley Shnzer, Jxcklc Adnns, Jane Stout, Shirley Ross, Sum Bm-wley, Rosr-lyn Bc-dunxxah, Marlene NIOI1L2.K0lll1'I'X'. R015 2 Miss Newlin, Mrs. Hall, Dorothy Stahl, Margie Pohlman, Shirley Cline, Wilouisc Barnes, C xthcrlne Moore, Joyce Thurston. T11 H1 Y the l1ttle S1St61 of H1 Y has s1nce 1tS beglllnlflg 1n 1943 at tempted to Cleate, ma1nta1n, and extend th1oughout the home school and communlty hlgh standa1ds of Ch11st1an cha1acte1 Th1s 1S 1tS mam pu1pose Fo1mal 1n1t1at1on was held 1n the soc1al 1ooms of the Y OfTlc1at1ng WSIS Nancy Roszell p1es1dent Sh11ley C11ne v1ce p1es1dent Shllley at a1ms, Sh11ley Ross, chaphn, M1s Bess1e Romans Hall and MISS Ruth Newhn, co sponso1s, also took pa1t T11 H1 Y act1v1t1es sta1ted wlth the club sendmg guls to OHJICGIS T1a1mng School at Camp Tecumseh At State Olde1 Gnls the club was 1ep1esented by th1ee oihces Among the club p1oJects th1s yea1 we1e management of the hea1t campa1gn donat1ons to the poho fund and the o1gan fund of the State H1 Y the b11ng1ng of a noted speakel to a h1gh school convocat1on a food sale, and SIJODSOIIDQ a th11It campalgn and nume1 ous dances ,.- .- . . Q .- Y . . ,. . Q . , - Shazer, secretaryg Joyce Thurston, treasurerg Margie Pohlman, sergeant- 33,4 Run l Ro fr Flnlu Adusor Rollxn Forkcrt Tru xsurfr Bob Wolter Vlu II'4Slfil11L Blll Koors Prcslclcnt Dxstrlct Dlre-ctor of Dlstr1ct 12 John M1rtln Sentinel Bill H4 111111111 Rlporur Gordon bpnn mur bcrretxrx Knot purturedl Row Vlucnnt Sprlngmler James Krlc cr Jun Koors Kennmth bm Q Cirl N11 llllll Mltchfll Evlns Row 1 P 1111 Koors Hxrolcl INIFHKQGICR Joe Hellnuch RO11l11 Hlrprin Sxlustcr Kohrm 111 Rich ard Fo Dnrrzll 'VIcC1rd1e Row 1 Frnn Hnhn Hxrold Stur Ceor s Kesslsr DC11111S D ertlln r Blll 'lell s Ron a Ernln Stivens Bob Moeller E1rlBOXNl1I1 Jnrrx KOl11lll11ll C1111 M1Cox Clxdm BL11114 tt IQ Pu1 pose Awal ds The p11ma1y ann of the F F A IS he B111 Kooxs 1ece1ved S25 00 to go to Nat1ona1 velopment of AgI1C1.11tL119 leade1sh1p co op Convent1on e1at1on, and c1t1zensh1p The local chaptel placed Accompllshments of the yeal 31d 1n Pest Contest Parent and Son Banquet w1th 100 pel cent 31d 1n Palhamentaly PIOCCGUIG Contest attendance Awalded n1ne gleen hand deglees dgnt of Indlana Assembly R211S9d f1V6' TYISIUDGIS to Chaptel fO1m91 de B111 Koo1s was elected as DlSt11Ct D11ecto1 8F99 of D1St11Ct 12 Sponsmed two basketball teams Awalded two honolaly deglees to local buslnessmen Goldon Sp11n,gm1e1 played 1n Natlonal F F A Band at Kansas Clty Gordon and Ha1old Menked1ck also played 1n State F F A Band A him-11. WA: A, 1' 1 pf' ', ' ' 0- gc, '-11. I 'QL n, rfbf' W' Ev 1 1 A mfg 1 ' . I ' ,- Y 1 V , ' .Z ' 1 . - 1 '- - I , my I I . ' ' V It W 1 I P: 'ia ' V lc . I F ' ' . . . ' t de- ' ' ' ' . ' ' V Q' Q 4 ' , - - ' . - Dale Hegel' was elected as State Vice-Presi- THLETICS jyoofgaffin 150-51 During the 1950 - 51 football season, the Pirates put together a season's record of three victories against five setbacks. In South Central Confer- ence action the Bucs won two and lost three to land fifth place. Jack Spencer's charges got their schedule off to a poor start by losing to Martinsville and Colum- bus. After taking a forfeit victory from Rushville, North Vernon and Batesville took the Buccaneers' measure in the next two contests. At this point came the turning point in the Pirates' season. Showing an improved attack, the local eleven zipped past Greenfield by a large margin. After taking a setback from Franklin, the Pirates capped the season against Shelbyville by playing their best game. The Pirate - Golden Bear game was for the cellar of the South Central Conference Cat that time it wasn't known that Rushville would have to forfeit their games because one of its players was in- eligiblej. Shelbyville jumped into a two-touch- down lead in the first half, but the Pirates scored just as the half ended. Playing an inspired brand of ball in the second half, the Pirates came back Left to right: Athletic Director. Tom Downey: Freshman basketball ind assistant baseball coach. Chalmers Oak: seventh and eighth rade basketball and football line coach, John Lantis: basketball nd baseball coach, and assistant football, Bill Berberian: and football oach and assistant basketball coach, Jack Spencer. to win the game 18-14 with the win- ning counter coming in the closing minutes. In forming next year's grid squad Jack Spencer will have to replace the nine graduating members of the team. All of the players were an important part in the Pirates' football machine and replacing them will not be an easy task for Coach Spencer. The senior football players are the following: Jim Burkert, Ronald Eckel, Joe Hellmich, Bill Koors, Harold Stier, Bill Stras- burger, Carl Wenning, Bill Wooden, and John Vanderbur. In the all-conference selections four Pirates gained recognition. On the second team Bill Wooden was named as an end. Honorable mention honors were given to guard Jim Burkert, tackle-end Ronald Eckel, and halfback John Vanderbur. Hard-running halfback John Van- derbur was the leading ground-gainer for the Pirates. John carried the pig- skin 66 times the also carried the ball the most timesj for 237 yards. In 44 carries halfback Harold Stier ran up 211 yards for the second highest total. Fullback-quarterback Gene Patterson was third high with 173 yards in 48 at- tempts. Other ball carriers with their yardage are: fullback Don Dudley 95 yards in 43 tries, halfback Gary Up- dike 85 yards in 20 carries, end Bill Wooden 25 yards in Hve tries, and quarterback Jim Cuskaden 22 yards in 11 tries. In the average-yards-per-try depart- ment Wooden had the highest figure, gaining five yards per rush. Harold Stier 4.8 average was second best, while Updike's 4.3 average was third. Other ball carriers with their average are: Patterson 3.6, Vanderbur 3.5, Dudley 2.2, and Cuskaden 2.0. In the Pirates' eight games they were outscored by their opponents 155 points to 52 points. John Vanderbur was the biggest scorer for the Pirates with 18 points earned by three touchdowns. Gene Patterson was runnerup in scoring with two touchdowns for 12 points. Other players who scored with their number of points are: Earl Bowling 7, Harold Stier 6, Don Buell 6, and Bill Wooden 3. Coach Spencer handed out 26 letters this season with nine going to seniors, eight to juniors, and nine to sophomores. In forming next year's team Spencer will have 17 lettermen with which to work, and to fill out the squad there are 18 who won minor letters. With 11 sophomores winning minor or major letters and 15 freshmen earning minor awards football pros- pects for the Pirates seem to have a very bright future. SEASONS RECORD Greensburg O, Martinsville ...... 13 Greensburg 6, North Vernon Greensburg 7, Columbus .......... 27 Greensburg 0, Batesville Greensburg 1, Rushville .... 0 Greensburg 21, Greenfield fForfeitJ Greensburg 0, Franklin .. Greensburg 18, Shelbyville First Row: Dan Rawlins, Gary Updike, Dick Stier, Ray Clark, Gilbert Harmon. Curtis O'Brien. Weldon Jim Cuskaden, and Bruce McGeath. Second Row: Head Coach Jack Spencer. Ed Br-lter, Bill Wooden, Joe clerbur, Ronald Eckel, Harold Stler, Jim Burkert, Bill Strasburger, Bill Koors. and Carl Wenning. Third John Lantis, Gene Patterson, Don Voiles, Don Buell, Earl Bowling. George Kessler, Dennis Doerflinger Louis Cruser Karl Walker. Don Dudley, and Assistant Coach Bill Berberian, ' 1 ri Q , , j if S -JM-ills. . T.'fi,'.i. ,.,,, - My 4 Q5 f t . hmwm A ' Jr. ? 'f m'f-'W '- pinnin- vw 'egg M .M Nl' xqy - ,-3: V1 F1 MQ r at , x, X 0 H ev 1 Q VAJQ- 4 , Vw, ' A kznnl- , l. The pictures above show the Pirates sharpening their attack for a successful venture against Shelbyville. Quarterback, Patterson completes a short pass to End, Bill Strasburger. The Buccaneers work on their ground attack in the other picture. Row I: Don Wilhoit, Richard Reed, Larry Pohlman, Carl Bode, Buddy Ryle, Curtis O'Brlen, Gene Acra, Bruce McGeath. Row 2: Coach John Lantls, Jim Jones, Tom Jones, Ed Belter, Don Buell, Weldon Stevens, Gilbert Harmon, Louis Cruser, Jim Marlin, Coach Bill Berberian. Row 3: Rollin Harpring, Dan Baldwin, Ray Clark, Don Voiles, Earl Bowling, George Kessler, Dennis Doeriiinger, Dick Stier. Once during the season a sports writer termed Bill Berberian's 1950-1951 Pi- rates as promising. That's just what they were. In his second year as G. H. S. coach, Berberian molded three seniors, a junior, and a sophomore ol' which only two had any appreci- able varsity experience, into a fast-breaking team of great potential. On a few occasions the Pirates flashed with all their potential, and on such occasions no one could touch the Buc- caneers. The rest of the time the Bucs were a hard driving, fast-breaking team which played their hardest at all times. The !J9a.1L0llAaff1'l1 150-51 WJ ' n-r f. :tx 5 '1 :NX X C' f 23,1 31 54 45 1 . 5 t, F KW' H . Row 1: Don Dudley iwithdrawnm, Harold Stier, Gene Patterson, Bill Wooden, Gary Updike, Robert Strasburger, Don Buell. Row 2: Coach Bill Berberinn, Karl Walker, Don Voilcs, Dennis Doeriiinger, Bill Strasburger, Jim Cuskaden, Assistant Couch Jack Spencer. Pirates, highest scoring crew in the school's history, amassed a seasonls record of ten wins and thirteen defeats. In South Central Conference the Pirates piled up a three-won and five-lost mark to capture fifth place. Karl Walker, Jim Cuskziden. Coach Berberiun, Robert Strasburger, Harrold Siler. Bill Wooden. Don Voiles, Bill Strasburger. Gene Patterson. TOP TWELVE Bottom Ron Don VOIICS Robert Snmsbur er, 'und Don Buell Top Row Kxrl Walker Gene Patterson G rx Upcllke The season ended on a 1athe1 d1sast1ous note fo1 the Buccanee1s Afte1 z1pp1ng th1ough the11 fi1st thlee sect1ona1 games by la1ge margms the P11ates WSIS t11pped up 59 58 by a hot shoot1ng bunch OfT1g61S from Jackson Townshlp Tra111ng by as much as 14 polnts 1n the iilst half the local f1V6 ralhed ln the second half and had the SCO16 knotted as the game ended But a foul was commltted as the gun sounded and the Jackson p1aye1 fhpped 1n h1s cha11ty toss fO1 the w1nn1ng polnt Sco11ng a total of 1190 pomts the P11ates b1OkC the 1eco1d fo1 polnts 1n a season and by sco1ed aga1nst Sandusky smashed the one game sco11ng 1eco1d The 1eco1d for most polnts 1n a qua1te1 was set wlth 27 po1nts 1n a qua1te1 agaxnst No1th Ve1non Fou1 playels sco1ed ovel 200 po1nts 101 the P11ates fo1 the first t1me The s1ng1e game scoung 16CO1d fO1 the P11HtCS 1n the local gym was c1acked by B111 Wooden s 25 pomts agamst Jackson Townslnp In the sco11ng 1ace B111 Wooden ba1e1y nosed out Halold St1e1 by countlng 255 to 251 fO1 St1e1 Just a han beh1nd wele Robert Strasbu1ge1 wlth 250 and J1m Cuskaden w1th 239 Gene Pattelson s 125 filled out the Bucs balanced sco11ng In the all confe1ence selectlons Robert Strasbu1ger and B111 Wooden we1e glven hono1 able ment1on St1e1 ROb6It St1asbu1ge1 B111 St1asbu1ge1 and B111 Wooden a1e the playe1s that glad uated th1s yea1 averaging 51.74 points a game, the ave1'age-points-perfgame mark was broken. The 77 polnts TOP TWELVE B tto R B111StraSbur5:,Cr Dex is Doeriiin r J nes R c Top Row B111 Wood C s GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS Columbus Seymoux Rushv11le G1 eenfield She1byv111e Southpoxt Ma1t1nsv111e New Castle Rushvllle New Ye-a1 s TOUIHPY She1byv111e New Yeax s Tourney GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS COHHC1 sv111c Columbus Batesvxlle Shelbyvllle F1ank11n B1az11 Rushvllle Sandusky No1th VCIDOI1 C1a1ksbu1,C, Jackson Townslnp 0 m ow: f , 'm gc , zu yi . ': ' en, Jim ll kuclr-n H 1 I bl . . . 41 ssss....,,..,.s ....A...V..ossss 5 3 . . . 59 - ' ' - H Y , . . . 46 ' ssssssssosssossss oooosssssssossosoo 3 8 . . . 61 5 5 5 . . . 47 ' .,,... ....,..,.AsA s.s.s.,...w.s , 5 49 . . . 47 ' ,,,,, G. . . 50 ' ssss. ,,.....,,s,...s,,.........., 4 9 . . . 49 ' ,,,u . . . 40 ' AC..sosC.ss.ssoosoossoso,soosos4 53 . . . 56 ' ' , G.H.S. 64 North Vernon ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 58 G,H,S. 37 Madison uuueuuuuuuuuuuueu . . . 60 ' ,,v...,,.,...,,.,,,,,,,,,,,..,.... 61 . . . 49 ' ' .,,,s,,,,,,, . . . 30 ' ' ' sosssoss.A..Ae ueseeseeAsss.es 5 1 . . . 46 ' . . . . 55 . ,, ,,,, ...,..,.,...ss..,... 6 0 . . . 77 , . . . 40 ' ....,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,...Y.....,..,... 50 . . . 72 ' - ' . . . ' , ,,,,,,., ,,,,,7,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,7 6 2 . . . 58 ' SAPLINGS' BASKETBALL Columbus Seymour ,C Rushville Greenfield ...., Shelbyville A... North Vernon -Southport .,,.,. Martinsville .. -New Castle ,ll. -Connersville , -Columbus ..,,.. -Batesville ,o,l.. -Shelbyville ,... Connersville A. tourney -Rushville ,, tourney -Franklin .Y,,., -Madison l -Rushville ,,,,.. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL -Batesville ., , -Columbus , North Vernon -Shelbyville -Batesville , Rushville , -Connersville -Shelbyville tourney -Connersville tourney -Shelbyville lovertimer -Connersville JR. HIGH BASKETBALL -Batesville ...,, -Columbus , , North Vernon -Shelbyville ,. -Batesville .,.. -Rushville .l,.. tourney -Connersville tourney -Rushville ..e,. -Rushville ,V... -Connersville -Shelbyville . -Connersville l 1 bert, Harmon, Louis Cruser, Bill Wooden. Not Pictured: Tom Howard and Ora Owens. L ft to Right Blll Wooden C rl Bode Jo Westh fer Not pl tu ed Blll Wilhoit d J jnlllj The Gxeensbulg Hlgh School golf team enjoyed one of the best sea sons 1n 1tS h1sto1y 1n 1950 51 The l1nk team composed of Carl Bode Joe Westhafer B111 W1lho1t and B111 Wooden walked off w1th fifth place 1n the South Central Conference golf meet of the Elks Blue R1ver Country Club at Shelbyv1lle they d1d qu1te well The local course has sand greens and the change wlthout any prel1m1n ary pract1ce IS usually dlsastrous to a golfer s approachlng and putt1ng Bode and Westhafer both freshmen g1ve GH S a br1ght futule fn golf as these two were low for Greensburg 1n conference meet The tenn1s team brought home fifth place 1n the conference meet at Conne1sv1lle B111 Wooden and G1lbert Harmon handled the slngles whlle Ora Owens and Tom Howard made up the doubles team J1m Cuskaden and Louls Cluser were alternates n O Considering the fact that the local golfers played on the grass greens Left to Right: Jim Cuskaden, Gil- gadegaf Head Coach B111 Be1be11an Iaced a blg 16 b111ld1ng p1oblem 1n to1n11ng the 1951 baseball Pnates Only SIX letteunen 19IT1Zi1IlCCl 11on1 1111 .10 d1amond CICW that knotcl1ed five VIC tOl ICS 1n n1ne contests Retu1n1ng lette1men a1e J11n Cuskaden COIIHIC KIGSS Gene Patte1son Robe1t St1as DUIQCI Ha1old St1e1 and B111 Wooden Be1be11ans b1ggest 1ebu11d1ng Job was IH tl1e p1tch1ng depa1t1nent The Pnates f1ont l1ne 11u1le1s KIGSS and Cuskaden had to bat tle 1neKpe11ence as they to1led on the mound St1e1 was back at 1118 old pos1t1on ol 5110112 stop whlle St1asbu1ge1 held down leit field 101 the second yea1 P1tte1son took OVCI sec ond base and Wooden dld tl1e catchlng Fnst base th11d base ce-nte1 Held and 11f1ht Held WCIC w1thout expeuencefl 1361101171615 and WCIC filled by new L21I'1CllClZttCS 111 1312151019 who had Ia1lcd to Wlll then lettexs last scason Incxpeuence was the blggest opponents 01 tl1e P11ates but as Coach BGIDEIIEIII s cha1ges gamed 13011511 as the season p1og1essed the Buccanee1s became a bette1 ball club G MEN NK fl 1X I 151111111 ll' lfl 1 181 B111 W 110111 I1 Row J1111 Nflfllll Llfl Bowlln Bill btr 1sb11r 1r 1111111 V1111l1rb11r D1 1111s D1111' 11111 11' Gxrx Updxke Bob btrxsbur sr Cl11rles Cl lf R011 S C1rl YVCIIIIIIX Weldon btevens Ro111lcl E1k1l C1111 P1tt1rso11 D1111 V111l1s D111 RlXK1lllS J1111 C11sk1cl1 ll R011 4 C1-01 1 Kes KI ours E11 B1lt1r 111 1 11111 1r K 11' l 111 C1lb1rt HlTlllOl1 D011 B111ll 1111115 Cr11s1r Nlot P11 t11r1c1 bponsor F0111 Dov11111 ' . .' 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Walflageihi oi 50 51 p1OV1d6d the hub fo1 the hlgh school Splllt maln tamed thloughout the yea1 Th1S gloup was responslble fo1 many 1ous1ng pep sess1ons b8fO19 all nnpoltant games and was a sparkplug 1n the O1 gan1zat1on of the 1hythm block Also playmg a b1g pa1t 1n the season s SpO1tS WGIG the sfu dent managers who wele 1espons1ble fo1 keepmg all GQJIIJ ment and Clothmg clean and 1n good 1613311 21 V 1111111 1 1 115' .'Li11l P11 il Lev -1 1111 , ' 1 r L0 1 'c' lil ds Under the able sponsorship of Mrs. Garvey the yell leaders . , , 5 . ' . X . - . Q 1 1 ' I a ' 1 1 ' v gzodfer K A The prrmary purpose of the 210 members of G H S Booster Club 1S to back the Prrates For basketball games the Boosters formed a speeral yell block rdentrfled as the Rhythm Block It carrres out color ef fects and establrshes a foundatron for the yell sectron In addrtron they arranged features for home games spon sored practrce yell sessrons and furmshed bus transportatron to out of town games Among therr money makmg projects were dances after Frrday nrght home games Slogans were submrtted for the basketball tournament theme and Second to none rn 51 was selected To carry out thrs theme mrnrature prrate heads were outlrned on cardboard w1th the slogan wrrtten on It Several cheers and songs were featured to carry out the theme The presrdent IS Catherrne Moore vrce presrdent Dorothy Luken and secretary treasurer Shrrley Shazer BOOSTER CLUB COUNCIL Row 1 Dorothy Luken Catherrne Moore Shirley Shazer Miss Rrsk Carl Bode Row 2 Mary Ann Ellerman Judy Sehelcller Luella Burkhart Dorothy Stahl Margie Pohlm n James Krelger Row 3 John Reed Lyudall Myers Xrrrdm Hamilton Tom Wersner Jures Bower P trrcrr Doerflln er 9 - ' 9 r ' 9 an ' v H .. 3 ! - 7 - Q 1 '. Q 1 ' I , ' . , ' . - 7 , , , , ' il. ': , ' ' , 2 . . , ' , zr , rr 'z ff ,,. M4 em- on cewi on L. to R. Row l-Mary Ann Scheidler. Ann Stier. Frieda Willey, Patt Doerfiinger, not pietured. L. to R. Row 2-Marlene Montgomery, Clara Kohl'- mzin, Virginia McGinn, Roselyn Swcezy, Sally Jane Linville, L. to R. Row 3-George Kessler, Don Rudolph, Nancy Roszell, Xzinrlru Hamilton, Joe Hellmich, Dain Rawlins. JJJ Row l: Shir'ey Shaver. Annu Mane Ford, Catherine Loncien. James Krieger. Wanda Buckley. Joyce Thiirslon. Row '32 Edith Redinutori. Mattie Jenn Borden. Rita Hues- mun. Guy Seitz, Rose Marie Nieman. Bill Goodwin. Row ZS: Alberta Ashby, Duris Crime. Shirley Dobbins, Esther Vogel, Kenneth Lnken. Row 4: Rita Wilmer, .lnzinn Ruiiev. Nlury Ann Walker, Robert Moeller. Row 5: Joann Salim, lkiuureeii 'I'empleLon, Pauline Dwenuer. Conrurl Kress. Rohm-rL Wolter. Row 6: Doris Seheiciler. Kzillileen Wilmer, Dorothy Lnken, Bill Koors. Rohr-rL Ley. Raw 7: James Walls. John Meek, John O'Mur:i. James Mur- lin, Vincent Sprinuinier. Pziul Koors. Rollzin Forkerl. belted Marlene Mont,p,omerv Dot Washburn Mxrllvn Moulton Joann Smith Dlxle Bxnnlster A lce Marle Baker Jackie Adams Standlng Luella Burkhart Patty Stmsbur er Norrnu Butz Jeanette Feldman Cxrolxn Hxn cock Ann Stler Norma Bishop A W Ju lxnn Kessler Graclr Hellmich 5 Mary Jean Duflev Ruth M gg Inu hlln 1' Stated Edith Redln ton E ther Vo el Pat Mlller Phyllis 'vllnan Shlrlev Konaelman Jeanne Welsner Jean Harrison 'iandrw Hamilton Shlrlev Shaver Rowl Standmg Mrs Garvm Shlrlex Ne son Shlrlex Ross El len Calla han Mxrx Gldlew Mwru Iexn Mxnarv Dot Mlller Marx C Cornelius Barbara Carev Back Row Standing Margie Pohlrnan Roselvn BeDunnah Ruth Vogel Sallv Whltelaw Glenda Clark Curol Recd Jerrv Thorpe Not Pictured Jxckle Barron Sara Bewlew Doris Bender Viv lan Bower Shlrlev Cline Shlrlev Colson Margaret Godbev Vlr g,lnla McGlnn Mary Ann Scheld ler Dot Stahl Pat Stahl Marilyn Swegman gin .!4550Lla!l0l'l The GAA, a leadmg athletlc organlzatlon smce 1933 undel the sponsorshlp of MIS RlChHId Garvey, started the year s act1v1t1es by crownmg Johnme Vandelbur Puate K1ng at a dance ln the H S Gymnaslum Mrs Galvey has sponsored G A A slnce 1948 Some of the vauous sports of thls glrls olganlzatlon are alchmg, basketball bowlmg, tap dancmg, swlmmmg, volleyball and softball Phyllls Mlnary, last year s treasurer, was elected Pres1dent r. 1 ,, 1 ' r ,, - ,, . 1 . - , 4 , 2 , Q V ' - l 1 . 4 , 4 4 . 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