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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1952 volume:

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I, f I 3 J N MR CARL M BILLINGS IN XILXIQRY OF OUR SL PERINIINDLNT BILLINUS A1101 111111 111111ss M1 C111 B111111 s 111011 Sl11Xl1l11f11C1C111 111 1111 s11111111s 111011 M11 1 1 111 H1 11111 s011011 1111111 18 IJ 11 111 111111 11111 10f11101 111 1111 1111111111111111 M1 BIHIIIUS 11as 1111111 111 11190 11111 10111011 111 D01 11111 C111111 11 H0 gl 11111211011 1111111 G H S 1111111 1110 112151 111 1908 H1 110 101011 111s 0111110 1110 111 1611111111311 '11111 0111111117111 IS 111 11110 111111 11111 111 111 1111 1 s1111111i111 111111111111111111 111 1111 1111 111 11111111 A 3. , IJ - ff ' '1 g A 1 .'.'. 1 1 ' ' ' 5 1 'f' In 1j7.SF. 1 1 1 1' 1'1- cipal 111' S11IJOI'1I1tGI1dG1l1 1111' 1110 132181 11111111 y0z11's. H0 was 111511 2 1 1- .I ' ' UK. 1 .- ' 1 Q Z . , . ' k .2 . - ' 1 '17 31 .1 1'-1 1:1 1 1 1 1 11. '1 ' . MR FRANK RUSSELL Secretary MRS DOROTHY GORDON MR LOWELL HEADLEE Preszdent MR OSCAR HURT T1easu1e1 The Clty school board met monthly w1th M1 Alexandel to dlscuss certa1n school problems One of the11 b1g Jobs done th1S yea1 was the school su1vey l'l'llI'llJfl 6l,fl0l'l Mr Gerald Alexande1 came to Greensbu1g last summer as super mtendent of c1ty schools He had prev1ously se1ved at Ind1ana Un1 verslty He 1S we1y 1nte1ested IH h1S work and has promoted seve1al 1deas 1n solvmg the school problems Ml Floyd Davls 1S se1v1ng h1S second yea1 as pr1nc1pal of G1eens bu1g Hlgh School He has been at GHS fO1 ten yea1s howeve1 H has been a soc1a1 stud1es and coach mg 1nstructo1 H1s help and Supel v1s1on are greatly app1ec1ated by the students . , . . , . , . . . - . . . , . G . . I , . ' . . . . - I . 'A ' 3-+.,-M .' G ' , L- --,ff K 7,2 1 - . ,1-gtgtgg tw' 'gk-A ' 1,1-1' ', ,QQ S , ,,':f,j., -1-6 W 'f5, A' M .crff Q S 7 -5- , ' . . 1 I. 3 1 ' ' I ,A ' , 3 ,LA .5 Xiu: . r yu - X. I - - :aw Q A V Q23 . 1 - X - ' f p wb, qlf. ' 34 E Wllllam Berberlan Plnslr' Ll Educ xllon S01 1 ll Sluclu S laleanor Brooks bpm-clm HQ irm Frma Brooks M xthem ities b 111111 Nell Cuff E llsh I Jr r Tom Downey Athletic Director Hezlth bxfetx Roger Fmley ,. VOC'1ElOIl'11A rlculturs Martha Frost Art Virginia Garvey Phwslcfil Educ xuon .J QR ar Ah as .QT M Robert Gossett ' if Hlstorx -Guld ance Parke Loren 4 .. Sod ll btudles Phi, slcs me vs Raymond Moeller a Mwthemxtlcs Chemistry Elsie Moeller El15.,11Sh Claudia McMurtry Voc xtlonql Home Economics Ben Niles Music as-Q ni' 1'9 - '33 Chalmer Oak IlldLlStl'1il Arts -1 Geneva Risk Biology Hellth bxfztx H E Sherfey Business Education I Jack Spencer -35 6 Mathematics PHWSIC 11 Educ ition A --1 John Thomson English-Latin D Florence Titus V ' N English ' A 3. . S, ff 4 William Ward History Evelyn Webster Business Education 4. . 'x ,.. .df QRV 'T Q. .I C- iff en iam The class of 1952 completed its organization soon after the beginning of school last fall. At a called meeting the class sponsors started the year's activ- ities by conducting an election of ofiicers. In that girls against boys contest the boys proved shrewder and the following were elected: Gene Patterson, Pres.g Karl Walker, V. Pres.g Gary Updike, Secretaryg Bruce McGeath, Treasurer. This foursome have shown their ability by successfully carrying out the various class affairs and making the class of '52 a remembered one. ALYEA ROY Annual 4 H1 Y 234 Fr H1 Y 1 Booster Club 123 4 Basketball 1 Booster Club Counc1l 1 Foll1es 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 ASHBY ALBERTA Annual 4 FB L A 3 4 Sec 4 Booster Club 1 2 3 4 Follxes 3 4 Chorus 2 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 Concesslons 3 BEDUNNAH ROSELYN Tri H1 Y 2 3 4 Booster Club 1 2 3 4 Chorus 12 Sunshme 123 GAA 1234 BELTER EDWARD Booster Club 2 34 Foll1es 3 G Men 3 4 Football 23 4 Basketball Student Manager 2 BEWLEY SARA Breeze 34 Annual 4 Tr1 H1 Y 234 Student COUHC11 4 Sec Play Shop 1 Booster Club 1 234 Follles 1234 Band 1 Chorus 1234 Llbrarlan 3 Sec 4 12 L1ttle Maxds 1234 Sunshlne 1234 GAA 13 Con cesslons 1 BILTZ THOMAS Annual 34 H1 Y 4 Booster Club 12 3 4 Folhes 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Concesslons 1 BLANKMAN MARJORIE Annual 4 F B L A 4 Boostex Club 2 3 4 Follles 3 Sunshme 3 4 Lat1n 4 BOCKOVER CAROLYN Booster Club 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 Sunshlne 3 G A A 1 BORDEN MATTIE JEANNE Student COUDCII 1 Booster Club 12 34' Follies 3' Sunshine 234' Concessions 3. BOWER DONALD-Booster Club 123' Concessions 1. lu x 'BQQ ,q BOWER JIIH H1 Y 234 Booster Club 1234 Booster Councxl 3 4 Foll1es 12 3 Band 12 3 4 Chol us 2 BOWER ORA Boostex Club 1234 Basketball 1 Foot ball 1 2 CLARK CHARLES H Y 2 3 4 Boostel Club 1 2 3 4 Boostex Club Counc1l 2 CLINE SHIRLEY Breeze 12 T11 H1 Y 2 34 V106 Pres 3 Ples 4 Student Cou11c1l 3 Booster Club 1234 Foll1es 1234 Chorus12 Sunsh1ne1GAA123 COLSON HERSCHEL Booster Club 1234 Basketball CRUSER LEWIS Bre ze 4 H1 Y 234 Sec 4 Booster Club 14 Foll1 s 34 G Men 34 Basketball 13 Football 1 3 4 Tenms 3 COHCSSSIOHS 4 DOLES RICHARD Breeze 2 34 H1 Y 234 Treas 3 An nual 4 Booster Club 1 2 3 4 FOIIICS 2 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Pres 4 Chorus 1234 VICG Pres 4 Basketball 1 Golf 2 FASSOLD LFWIS FORKET ROLLAN FFA 1234 Treas 3 VICE Pres 4 Boost r Club 234 Foll1es GIDLEY CHARLES H1 Y 2 3 4 Boostel Club 12 3 4 F01 ' , S i- , . 1 s W . , , 1 Mgr. 1,2,33 Football Mgr. 1,2,33 Baseball Mgr. 1,2,3g Golf 4. lies 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Band OITicer 1 year. GOODWIN WILLIAM G Breeze 2 3 4 co editor 3 4 H 234 FBLA 234 Treas 3 Pres 4 Follies 2 Play Shop 1 2 3 4 Treas 2 Pres 4 Concesslons 3 4 Booster Club 1 2 3 4 GRIEWE RUTH ANN Annual A F B L A 4 Booster Club 2 3 4 Follies 3 Sunshine 2 3 4 G A A 12 3 HARMON GILBERT Breeze 34 Annual 4 H1 Y 234 Booster Club 12 3 4 Follies 3 4 G Men 34 Basketball 1 2 34 Follies 34 G Men 3 4 Basketball 12 34 Football 12 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Tenms 3 4 HARPRING MARILYN Breeze 4 Annual 4 FBLA 4 Student Council 2 Booster Club 1234 Follies 34 Sun shme 2 3 4 G A A 1 Concessions 4 HUESMAN RITA SUE Annual 4 Booster Club 1234 Follies 3 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 G A A 1 2 Concessions 3 4 KOORS PAUL-F F A 1 2 3 Booster Club 1 2 3 4 Follies 3 4 Concessions 3 4 KRIEGER JAMES F F A 1 2 3 Booster Club 1 2 3 4 Booster Club Council 3 Follies 3 4 Concessions 3 4 LAWRENCE DALE Breeze 234 Annual 4 H1 Y 234 Booster Club 1234 Booster Club Council 4 Follies 234 Basketball 2 Baseball 1 2 Concessions 3 4 LEY ROBERT Booster Club 123 4 Concessions 3 4 LOUDEN CATHERINE Breeze 4 Annual 4 Booster Club 123 4' Booster Club Council 1' Follies 3 4' Chorus 1' Sun- shine 1 23 4' G.A.A. 1' Concessions 34. Y' 1 1009 -X 1? , 1 van 'IX 'Quan QF 'QV fl MAPLE BETTY Annual4 MARLIN JAMES H1 Y 234 Student Councll 4 Booster Club 1 2 3 4 G Men 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Follies 4 Concessions 3 4 MEEK JOHN Annual 4 H1 Y 3 4 Student Council 2 3 Booster Club 1 234 Follies 34 Chorus 1 G Men 4 Foot ball 4 COHCCSSIOHS 3 4 MENKEDICK HAROLD FFA 12 34 Pres 4 District Sec 4 Student Council 1 Booster Club 1 23 4 Band 1234 MILLER PATTI Annual 4 Booster Club 1234 Follies 1 Chorus 1 12 Little Maids 1 Sunshine 1234 GAA 12 3 4 Sec 3 MINARY MYRA JEAN Annual 4 F B L A 4 Booster Club 1 2 3 Sunshine 1 3 4 MINARY PHYLLIS--Booster Club 1234' Follies 13' Chorus 12' Sunshine 1234' G.A.A. 1234 Sec. :Sz Treas 2 Pres. 3 4. MOORE CATHERINE-Breeze 4' Annual 4' Tri-Hi-Y 2 3 4' Sgt. Arms 2' Class Officer Jr. Class Vice Pres.' Booster Club 12 3 4 Pres. 3 4' Follies 13 4' Band 12 3 4 Sec. Treas. 3 Treas. 4' Chorus 1 2 3 4 Sec. 4 Pianist 3 4. MCGEATH BRUCE-Breeze 34' Annual 4' Hi-Y 234' Chaplain 34' Class Officer 4 Treas.' Booster Club 1234' Follies 34,' G-Men 3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Football 3,41 Baseball 3,4. MCLAUGHLIN, SHIRLEY. NAVARRA CONNIE Annual 4 FB LA 4 Booster Club 1 2 3 4 Follles 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2 Sunshxne 1 2 3 4 V1ce Pres 4 G A A 1 NAVARRA RITA Breeze 1234 Annual 4 FBLA 4 Play Shop 2 3 4 Booster Club 12 3 4 Booster Club Councll 4 Follles 1 2 34 Band 23 Chorus 1234 12 L1ttle MH1dS 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 Concesslons 4 NIEMAN CLARA Annnal 4 F B LA 4 Vice Pres Booster Club 1 2 3 4 Follxes 3 4 Sunshme 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 NIEMAN FRIEDA Breeze 4 Annual 4 F B L A 4 Booster Club 1 2 3 4 Follles 2 3 4 Sunshxne 1 2 3 4 Pres Treas G A A 1 2 Concessions 4 OMARA JOHN Annual 4 Booster Club 1234 Follles 34 Concess1ons34 PATTERSON GENE Annual 4 H1 Y 234 Sec 3 Pres 4 Class Offlcers Jr Class Pres Sr Class Pres Booster Club 12 3 4 Booster Club Councxl 1 Follres 2 3 4 Band 12 Chorus 123 Vlce Pres 2 Pres 3 G Men 234 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 POHLMAN MARGIE Annual 4 Trl H1 Y 234 Sgt at Arms 3 Treas 4 Booster Club 1 234 Booster Club Coun c1l 3 Foll1es 34 Band 12 Sunshxne l 234 GAA 123 Yell Leader 2 3 4 REDINGTON EDITH FBLA 234 Treas 4 Play Shop 2 3 4 Booster Club 2 3 4 Follles 2 3 Band 1 2 Chorus 1 2 3 4 12 L1ttle Maxds 1234 Latxn Club 4 GAA 23 Con cesslons 3 REED CAROL-Annual 4 Booster Club 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 ROSS SHIRLEY Annual 4 Trl H1 Y 234 Chapla1n 3 4 Booster Club 1 2 3 4 Follles 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1234 12 Llttle Ma1ds1234 Sunshme 1234 GAA 12 94 fi .1 Ul- n,f mil 'J' 1 it I 4.1 fist D450 IA! 411 KP 1 RUCKER FRED H1 Y 234 Booster Club 23 Conces SIODS34 SEITZ GAY Annual 4 Tr1 H1 Y 2 FBLA 4 Booster Club 1234 Foll1es 2 Sunshme 1234 CODCCSSIOHS 3 SHAZER SHIRLEY Breeze 1234 Annual 4 Tr1 H1 Y 234 Sec 3 VICE Pres 4 Student Counc1l 2 Play Shop 1 234 VICE Pres 3 Booster Club 1234 Sec Treas 3 Booster Club Counc1l 4 Foll1es 1234 Band 12 Chorus 1 2 3 4 L1brar1an 4 12 L1ttle Ma1dS 1 2 3 4 Sunshlne 1 2 3 4 Sec 2 GAA 1 2 3 Concess1ons 3 4 SPRINGMIER GORDON Breeze 1234 Annual 4 H1 Y 234 FFA 123 Play Shop 12 Booster Club 1234 Booster Club Counc1l 2 4 Foll1es 1 2 3 4 Band 12 3 Chorus 1 2 3 Yell Leader 4 SPRINGMEYER VINCENT FFA 1234 Booster Club 1 2 3 4 Concess1ons 3 4 STEPHENS ERNIE FFA 23 Booster Club 234 Men 3 4 Basketball 1 2 FO0tba11 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 UPDIKE GARY Annual 4 H1 Y 4 Student Counc1l 4 V1ce Pres 4 Class Offlcer Sec 4 Booster Club 1 23 4 Fol hes 3 4 G Men 2 3 4 Basketball 12 3 Football 2 3 4 Base ball 2 4 Track 1 VOGEL ESTHER Annual 4 FBLA 3 4 Correspondmg Sec 4 Booster Club 12 34 Foll1es 3 4 Sunshlne 12 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Treas 3 Concess1ons 3 4 WALKER KARL-Breeze 34 Annual 4 H1 Y 4 Student Connell 3 4 Pres 4 Class Ofhcer VICE Pres 4 Booster Club 1234 Foll1es 234 G Men 34 Basketball 1234 Football234 WALLS JAMES-Breeze 1234 Annual 4 H1 Y 234 Booster Club 1 2 3 4 Foll1es 1 2 4 Concess1ons 2 3 4 WEISNER BETTY JEAN Breen 12 Annual 4 Student Louuul 1 Class OHICQI' Sec Tlefls 3 Boostel Club 1234 SllIlSl'11llC 12 3 4 COIICSDOIICIIUQ Su 3 G A A 12 3 4 I A WELSH JOSEPH Boostcl Club 12 COIlLQSSl0I1S 1 '-' WELSH RAYMOND Boostel Club 234 Bflsketbqll 1 Student Mgx 3 WENNING BETTY Annual 4 Booster Club 1234 Fol hes 3 Chorus 1 2 Sunshlne 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 Concessxons 4 WILLIAMS GENE H1 Y 23 4 Booster Club 1234 Fo hes 3 4 G Men 4 Football 4 Concessxons 3 4 W N l 91 'CL The photoglaphs of Kenneth Luken R1Ch'l1d P01101 ind J nnu Snulh mu not obl uned 'Y -,, . f . Y Q A wr v - vwv. - f- . '-Y.-.- X bg 'df .,.1 . .SAN - ' If ' ,, G ' ,.g 1 1 W A 5 l aiifii ,N K-f 4-.31 , - ' 1 - -'L .1 .. - .AJ 1 r . -'- ,,Z 1- - f ,: - 1 1 U if I' Q. Class 'lrlf We the class of 52 belng of sound nnnd and body leave thls as our last vull and testament Roy Alyea leaves hrs corrvertrble to Leon Holland Alberta Ashby leaves her soft vorce to Merrrlyn Thornburg Roselyn Bedunnah leaves the name Bedunnah and takes the name Howard Ed Belter leaves a lrttle of hrs excess werght to Roberta Reed Sara Bewley leaves her vrrn vrgor and vrtalrty to Josephrne Pearson Tom Blltz leaves hrs art of photography to Alrce Baker MarJor1e Blankman leaves her abrlrty rn Home Ec to Paula Levenstern Carolyn Bockover leaves her curly red locks to Mr Sherfey Mattl Borden leaves for the hrlls of Kentucky Don Bower leaves hrs ears to Carl Bode rears! James Bower leaves to meet Uncle Sam Ora Bower leaves Marzlyn Moulton to no one Charles Clark wrlls hrs large varrety of hats to Doc Moeller Shxrley Clme leaves a few of her many clothes to anyone who needs them Herschel Colson-couldn t find anythrng worthwhrle leavrng so he Just brds farewell to GHb Lewis Cruser leaves Mr Sherfey Hooray Dlck Doles leaves Susre just for a year Lewls Fassold wrlls hrs curly harr to Don Vorles Rollan Forket-leaves hrs plow shoes to Pat Stras burger Charles Gldley leaves hrs nose to Paula Leven s ern Wllllam Goodwln leaves a lrttle of hrs knowledge to the next year s senrors Ruth Grelwe wrlls her abrlrty to blush to Gene Wennrng Gxlbert Harmon leaves hrs abrlrty to get along wrth teachers to Carolyn Hancock Marilyn Harprxng leaves her love of cuttrng harr to Lors Huston Rlta Sue Huesman leaves her slrm figure to Wrlourse Barnes Paul Koors-leaves for Clarksburg Jlm Kr1eger leaves for the nearest tavern when he can pass for 21 Dale Lawrence leaves hrs D A and hrs few extra years to Joe Westhafer so he can get hrs drrver s lrcense and be the cat of the school Robert Ley leaves hrs abrlrty to drrnk beverages to Don Kutchback Cathryn Ann Louden leaves her pleasant drsposr tron to Frreda Wrlley Ken Luken leaves for Harrrson Betty Maple leaves her trmrd ways to J P Morgan James Marlin leaves hrs abrlrty to tell yokes to Parke Loren John Meek leaves hrs drslrke of women drrvers to Brll M orrrson Harold Menkedxck leaves hrs workbook to next year s Crvrcs class Pagtx Mlller leaves her herght to Wendell Rose erry Myra Jean Mmary leaves her A s rn shorthand to Tootsre Kessler Phyll1s Mmary leaves for better or for worse Catherlne Moore leaves her cute grrn to Emrly Sue York Bruce McGeath begueathes hrs serrous nature to Aeke Wood Shlrley McLaughl1n leaves her harr to Gracre Hell rnrch Connle Navaua leaves her heart wrth that certarn someone rn the Army Rlta Navaua leaves her love for classrcal musrc to Jean Hankrns Clala Nleman wrlls her natural blonde harr to Ann Stzer so she non t have to use the peroxrde Fr1eda N1eman leaves a lock of her red harr to Mr Ward John OMa1a leaves hrs good drrvrng record to Doug Young Gene Patterson wrlls hrs even temper to Elmer Prckles Koors Margle Pohlman leaves her posrtron wrth the yell leaders to Rrta Luken Dlck Porter leaves hrs baron four wheels to Tom Downey Edlth Redmgton leaves her uncontrollable laugh to Mr Davrs who probably won t overuse rt Carol Reed leaves her basketball abrlrty to Derrnrs Doerflrnger Shlrley Shazer leaves her unwanted nrckname Ed rperrodr Sh1rley Ross leaves on the first trarn plane bus or car to yorn her fiance Fred Rucker leaves hrs errthusrasm rn classes to Jane Stout Gay Seltz leaves Mr Loren s mysterzous black brref case to Jrrn Cuskaden James Smlth wrlls hrs quret nature to Curtrs O Brren who obvrously needs rt Gordon Spr1ngm1er leaves hrs sex appeal to Fred dze Holtelrder Vlncent Sprmgmeyer bequeathes hrs sparklrng dark eyes to Drxre fSleepy Eyesr Banrster Ernle Stephens leaves hrs modesty to Flash Jzm Huber Gary Updlke leaves hrs laugh to anybody who wzll take rt and can get by rvrth rt Esther Vogel leaves Mr Sherfey to Shrrley Korreel man and Ermrl Johnston Karl Walker leaves hrs abrlrty as an orator to Smoky Buell Jlm Walls leaves hrs five perrods a day wrth Parke B to anybody who wants rt Jeanle Welsner leaves her reputable name Queenre to Cathryn Cornn Joe Welsh leaves a few of hrs curly locks to R C Moeller Ray Welsh bequeathes hrs way wrth women to Burl McGurre Betty Wennmg leaves her low vorce to Drckre Wersner Gene Wl1113mS leaves hrs masculrne physrque to Jrm Wennrng O ' ' - ' ' - . ,' , . 7 r n - r , ' ' ' ' rr . , , n 1 ' . f . 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' ' rx u - . . , W - ' ' n n ' n u i . . . rf ' u , . . - JR CLASS OFFICERS Left to nght Don Buell Vxce Pres1dent Secretaly Rlchard St1er, Presuient uncord JACQUELINE ADAMS ALICE MARIE BAKER DIXIE BANNISTER WILOUISE BARNES DORIS BINDER MARIE BLANKMAN EARL DOWLING SHIRLEY BRAMBLETT DON BUELL LUELLA BURKHART NORMA JEAN BUTZ RAY CLARK JAMES CUSKADEN COREEN DILKES NOREEN DILKES DENNIS DOERFLINGER JOHN DOERFLINGER DAVID DOLES MARY JEAN DUFFEY DONALD EUBANK Hazel Schilling, Treasurerg Jane Stout BETTY EVANS BETTY FORD MARY GIDLEY JOYCE GRAY GRACE HELLMICH WILLIAM HELLMICH FRED HOLTZLIDER LOIS HUSTON ERMIL JOHNSTON GEORGE KESSLER JULIAN KESSLER SHIRLEY KONZELMAN JAMES KOORS DON KUTCHBACK PAULA LEVENSTEIN WILLIAM LOECHLE JOHN MARTIN DONNA SUE MILLER MARILYN MILLER MARLENE MONTGOMERY WILLIAM MORRISON MARILYN MOULTON GENE M COY DON MCGUIRE RUTH MCLAUGHLIN SHIRLEY NELSON ANNETTE OAK LYNDALL MYERS DANNY RAWLINS NANCY REIGER GEORGE RICHARDS LOIS RICKE JAMES RYLE MARGARET SAHM MARI ANN SCHEIDLER HAZEL SCHILLING ROGER SHOEMAKE JOAN SMITH DOROTHY STAHL ANN LOUISE STIER RICHARD STIER EMMA MARIE STONEKING JANE STOUT ELMER SWISHER DON VOILES MARY SUE WEISNER WILMA WELLS GENE WENNING DELORIS WHITE SALLY WHITELAW SUE ANN WICKER FRIEDA WILLEY JAMES WINGATE DOUGLAS YOUNG CURTIS O'BRIEN 30,0 0l'l'l 0I'85 Top row Billy Wllley Dan Wllholt Clyde Bennett Joe Westhafer Dan Sallee Bill Buchanan Dale Zapfe Ted Evans Second row Mr Thompson Don Wlckens Jim Wennlng, Dan Doerfllnger Hovcard Swango Zeke Wood Kenneth Stagge Connie Swegman Fnrst row .lerelyn Thorpe Marv Catherlne Cornelius Molly White Mar tha Rose B'1nkm'u1 Pat Strasburger Pat Stahl Ruth Vogel Emily York Bet ty lfoster Stella Bowling Absent Don Whipple Barbara Burke Betty Green Carol Williams Martha Scheldler Judy Scheldler lflrst row Mr Sherfey Ellen Cal l'1g,h'm Nancy Marlin Jean Hxrrlson Second row Don Jones Margaret Godbey Sallie Linvllle Xandra Hamil ton Carolyn Hancock Clarabelle Kohr man Charlene Hooten Janette Feld man Glenda Clark Carl Bode Third row--Carl Harrison Tom D Jones Tom L Jones Jerry Lee Gene Aera David Hanna Jim Jones Dan Baldwin Tom Howard Rollin Harprlng Don Berry Sylvester Kohrman David Konzelman Absent Katherine Cornn Don Hurt Charles Land Fnrst row Mr Spencer Bob Buergcr Howard Ryle Mitchell Evans Paul Mc Kell Kenneth Parker James Davis Richard Reed Don R Recd Rose Marie Parkinson Irene Nieman Second row Vivian Bower Mila Woodard Shirley Colson Dorothy Owens Jovce Robbins Peggy Sue Gray Jackie Barron Norma Blshop Virginia McGlnn Dorothy Miller Joanne Meyer Martha Morganson Third row Richard Fog., Larry Pohl man CarlN1eman Ora Owens Wendall Roseberrv Bi1lReddlsh Edward OMara Kenneth Ramer Darrell McCardle Wil llam Adkmson 4 -1 1 1 1 1 W , l . f. . . ' 1- ' . ' , , z - 1 .a . , . . 1 , 1 1 V 1 V 1 ' . Q i 1 1 . .. - . ' I - . Y . , j , . 2 , Mary Ann Ellerman, Connie Hall. f 1 1 1 4 ' 1 ' 4 1 1 ' , . 1 1 4 1 ' T 1 1 E l 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 K 1 1 ' 1 - 1 4 1 , 1 K 1 1 . . ' i 17' - 1 ' K 1 1 P26 lflefl Top row Sheldon Abbott Paul Flght master Mr Oak Harold Smith Larry McCreary Dlck Gless Second row Dick Hellmlch Dan Schwendenmann Edgar Cornn James Doerlllnger George Schick First row Joe Vogel Jimmy Wilmer Earl Bl xnton Joe Buell Jim Bob Wise Top rovs Lols Garrett Florence Sal lee Mary McGuire Gracie Hollln Jean Hanklns Bettylyn Robbins Beverly Owens Ella Mae Myers Second row Beverly Buell Rlta Luken Plnllls Beagle Janet Goodpas ter Delores Rlcke Catherine Gilbert Wanda Wells Thxrd rovs Mlss McMurtry Wilma Clark Marilyn Risk Lols Schroeder Sara Peters Mary Richards Clara Pon sler Ahsent Alice I-Iellmlch Nancy Kess er I-ourth row Edward Koors Dlck Ley Lloyd Buell John Nelson Leon Hollln Phlllp Ashbv Clyde Delwert Carl Horne Robert Hardebeck Third rom Miss Risk Roberta Reed Marllxn McCardle Jeanette Goodpaster Harlan Hadler Carol Slefker Josephine Shelby VanOsdol Second row James Brodle Leon Schornlck Edward Hess Jackie Borden Anita Shaeffer Donna Semon Patty Morgan Linda OBrien Ann Hellmlch Flrst row John Bussbert Dlck Weis ner Marllles Berry Marilyn Thornburg Betty Vollcs Patty Jones Freddy Ket chum Absent Paul Doertllnger Blll Gan non Imogene Meredith Fxrst row-Charles Gates Jlm Hess Wllllam Davis Larry Foster Carl Burk hart Rondel Harmon Diane Hoffman Joan Laurence Jean Ann Robbins Rosle Reldenback Mrs Titus Second row Ralph Hahn Raymond Kramer Philip Grote Bertha Scholl Kay Kutchback Jacklvn Hlte Rowena Brockman Tom Llnvllle Norman Bramblett Richard Brown Wayne Evans Thrrd row-Gerald Pool Kenneth Gosnell Blll Land Jerry Morgan John Butz Don Halev Jim Huber Stanley Moulten Leonard Dllkes Blll Grelwe Paul McLaughlin Karen Downey Helen Marie Schroeder Absent Jack Baldwin Joan Kirsch ner Barbara Lawson Dan Lecher Judv Ollphant - , . , . , , . ' : , , . v V v n , - V . V - . . . ,,, ,V v 1 ' .. , - - 1 . 1 1 v n V' n 1 V Pearson, Janet Drennen,'Ol1ve Benham, . . . . v , p , 1 1 .' v ' , v v 0 ' v v .. v . 1 . . 1 v .v l v v .'n I ' - FROM SEPTEMBER THRCDUCI-I MAY WITH ATHLETICS 1 in Cl year . . . -s is in Vs 5 flmfdaff 151 152 The 1951 Greensburg football squad got off to a fast start as it squeezed out victories in its First two games. However, in the third game with their bitter rival Rushville opponents, the Pirates lost in a game that was thrilling to the final whistle. This defeat seemed to be the turn- ing point for the Pirates, for they never regained their winning qualities throughout the remainder of the schedule. In the fifth year since football was re-inaugurated at Greensburg High School the Pirates compiled an overall record of two wins and six defeats. In conference play the Pirates wound up with a record of one win and four losses. This record earned the Pirates sixth place in the South Central Conference football standing. There will be eleven members lost to this year's football squad through graduation. These seniors and their positions are: Ed Belter, tackle, Lewis Cruser, guard, Gilbert Harmon, backg James Marlin, backg Bruce McGeath, backg John Meek, end, Gene Patterson, back, Weldon Stephens, end, Gary Updike, back, Karl Walker, center, and Gene Wil- liams, guard. Three members of this yearls football squad received recognition on the South Central Conference Team. Weldon Stephens won an end position on the second team, Gary Updike was given honorable mention as a back, and Karl Walker received honorable mention as a center. Greensburg 6, Batesville 25. Greensburg 12, Martinsville, 6. Greensburg 0, Columbus 54. Greensburg 7, Aurora 0. Greensburg 0, Franklin 19. Greensburg 0, Rushville 13. Greensburg 7, Shelbyville 51. Greensburg 0, North Vernon 30. gafelgalf The G1eensbu1g P1rates concluded the eason Wlth w1ns OV61 highly 1ated teams such as Madison Au1o1a and SCC foes Shelbyville and Maft1HSV111C The P1 lates also won over Green field and Lawrenceburg 1n the early half of the season Of the e1ghteen scheduled games the locals had SIX v1c tones those be1ng over the teams prev1ously ment1oned In the Annual New Year s Day Tournament the P1 rates met defeat 1n the first game aga1nst the Conners ville Spartans In the con solat1on game Rushv1lle won over the Bucs sen1ors Gene Patterson Karl Walker Bruce Mc Geath and Gllbert Harmon but the usual first live con S1StCd of three Jumors Jlm Cuskaden Don Buell and J1m Ryle sophomore Joe Westhafer and Jim Huber a freshman This looks as 1f GHS w1ll have good pros pects for next year 1n the basketball field Other members of the P1 rate squad are Junlors Den n1s Doerfimger Don Vo1les D1ck St1er and Earl Bowllng Greensburg survlved 1ts first game 1n the sect1onal w1nn1ng over New Po1nt Playing the first game 1n the sem1 final sess1on the Bucs lost to North Vernon who went on to capture the sec tlonal crown that n1ght i S ' l ' 1 Y 7 ! 7 - The Pirate squad had four ' ! 7 , - ! ! Y ! 7 1 Y 7 - . , B111 Beiberian Coach Jim Cuskaclen Kall Walkei Jim Ryle Jim Huber Bruce McGeath Gilbert Harmon GHS GHS GHS GHS G.H.S. G.H.S. G.H.S G.H.S G.H.S. G.H.S G.H.S. SEASON S RECORD Silver Creek Rushville Greenfield Lawiencebuig Shelbyville . North Vernon Southport orrr Martinsville or New Castle Connersville Rushville or.,ii NEW YEARS TOURNEY Jack Spence1 ASS1StaDL Coach Joe W6Sth3f61 Don Duell Gene Pattelson Denrus DOGIHIYIQGI Don Volles D1ek St1e1 GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS GHS G.H.S. G,H.S. COHH61 sv111e Columbus Batesv111e She1byv11le F1 anklm Au1o1 a M3d1SO11 Rushv111e Seymour New Point S Sectional 2 Conference Gamc s Lll0l' SAPLINGS BASKETBALL Q0-'KSIIVLILYE Rushv1lle Gleenheld 'LaW1encebu1g Shelbyv1lle North Vernon Southport M21If,ll1SV1116 New Cflstle Connelsvllle Columbus Batesv1lle Shelbyvllle Shelbyvllle B TEAM TOURNEY Frflnklm Auron M3d1SOH Rushv1lle Seymour Oveztlme FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Ver sa1lles Batesvllle Rushv1lle Columbus Rushvllle Rushvllle FRESHMAN TOURNLY Columbus N01 th Vernon Batesv1lle Shelbyv1lle Connersv1lle Connersvllle JR HIGH BASKETBALL Ver sarlles Batesvllle Rushvllle Columbus Shelbyvllle Conner sv11le JR HIGH TOURNEY Rushvllle Columbus North Vernon Batesvxlle Shelbvv1lle Connersvllle 23 Connexsvllle ., ' ek 3 3 ,r.. 3 29 20- ' ..,....,,,,, 33 3, 3 . 35 33- ' 3 ssssss 33 325 27- -1 - sss.l 3 29 36- ' ...r......rr .30 15- ' sssss,ss 3 33 3 34 33-'F 3 33 33 ,.,,,, 3 3337 32- s ' 3, 3 27 32- X . 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' 3 3.25 17- ' ' v.,...,,..s 3 33 330 26- A 33 ,.,..., .3 3 3 28 27- ' 3 33 ..w.,.... 33 3 18 19- ' .......,....l..r, ,,,,,,,,,, 4 1 20- 3 ,,,.,,. ,, 3.3.3334 15- ' 3 3 ,LL3 3 17 20- ' ' 3 3 342 19- ' 3 3 3.3.40 26- 3..,3. 33 333 348 42- ' .3 ,.3.33 3320 26- ' ..,3.3,,,YY,,,,,,,,,,, 3,312 18- , ' 33333.3 3..3.3..3 2 5 21- ' 333333333333333333..3. 46 - ' .3,.333...3..33333333. 44 With plenty of pep and enthusiasm, the yell leaders, throughout the year. led the student body with many yells at both football and basketball games. This year the yell leaders consisted of Margie Pohlman and Gordon Springmier, sen- iors and Dot Stahl and Paula Levenstern rumors Gordon Sprrngmrer Dot Stahl Margie Pohlrnan Paula Lexenstern 535206 Q15 Cllflfl .gudeilf Cl,l'LClgQl'ff Bill Land Charles Land Gerald Poole and Tom Bostrc are the iellows who play valet to the bovs who make up the basketball Caring lor the clothing, and equipment of these sports they usually remain rn the background seldom rcecrv ine any recognition lor their tarthiul serxrce C ir- A if J . , A . A gh p rxxr . .r L, ,. h?,. football and baseball teams. yt . - ', , -A . ' I ,,.. y .,.t- - 1 4 . . . w. ' a ft The primary purpose of Booster Club is to back the Pirates. The 208 members strive to promote good sportsmanship throughout the yell sec- tion. Many activities function during the year such as the Halloween Dance Christmas Dance and the many dances after home ball games. Booster Club provided transportation to out-of-town games and first choice at tickets and seats. They sponsored special features at the games yell sessions and money-making projects. They decorate for spe- cial attractions. This year most council members served as committee chairmen for various functions with Booster Club members assisting. The Council is composed of 13 members one representative elected from each home room. Oflicers are elected in a general election during the preceding year. Requirements for a Booster Club officer is to be an upper classman above average grades good sportsmanship leadine' ability and co-operative The ofiicers are: Pres.-C. Moore V. Pres.-Gordon Springmeir Cec. and Treas.-Rita Navarra. Zgooafef A ! ! a v O r v frame of mind. v 1 K- ' bt gay ann! .inn iff Danny Wilhoit Joe Westhafer Carl Bode Ola Owens Tom Howard G1lbert Hannon The Columbus Bull Dogs won the annual golf meet Sept 20 at S y moux Th1s was the Bull Dogs tenth toulnament clown out of the 14 tou1 naments held slnce 1935 Replesentmg GI661'1Sbl1I'g we1e Joe Westhafel who shot an 85 Danny W1lho1t 99 Call Bode 101 and Helschel Colson 105 The local squad In the SCC t61'1I11S tourney held at Connelsvllle Sept 24 Shelbyulle won the doubles whlle Columbus won the smgles Ola Owens and Tom Howald won over Columbus 9 7 9 7 then lost to Shelbyv1lle 1n the fmal set 11 9 and 6 3 Don Rudolph 1n the S1Hgl6S drew a bye 1n the fllst lound whlle G11 be1t Ha11T10I1 was defeated 1n h1S fi1 st match , . U S - 1 ' 1 . v Q 1, Q Y S ' 7 S 1 1 ' placed last in the meet. . , . ,. 3 ' 1 . 1 ' 1 ' 9 l D - , - , g. ml, Haleiaff 51 52 The 1952 Pllate baseball team w1ll begln 1ts yea1 w1th eleven lettex men back f1om the 51 squad Howeve1 the Pnates w1ll defimtely m1ss the foul sen1o1s that held down key pos1t1ons on the 51 team The pos1 tlons left vacant by these sen1o1s axe catchex sho1tstop thud base and left fleld The 51 team comp1led a 1eco1d of sxx w1ns and five losses 1n all 1ts games The Pnates had a ve1y lespectable five w1n and thlee lost 1eco1d agamst South Centlal Confelence compet1t1on Th1s 1eco1d ealned the Pnates th11d place 1n the confelence standlngs The balance of the p1tch1ng staff w1ll have an 1mpo1 tant beaung on the outcome of th1s season s 1900161 Headmg th1s yea1 s p1tch1ng staff w1ll be Jlm Cuskaden who flnlshed the 51 season wlth a fine 1eco1d of s1X w1ns and two defeats The lemalnlng membels of the p1tC1'111'1g staff have had almost no game expeuence The letulmng lettelmcn who W111 be tlylflg fox legulal pltchmg dutles ale Eall Bovvlmg B1ll MOIIISOH and Joe Westhatel The 1etu1n1ng lettelmen flom last yea1 s mheld ale Gene Pattelson who played fllst base and Bluce McGeath who played second base Gene Acla and Call Bode ale letulnlng lettelmen who w1ll be tlymg fo1 mfield pos1t1ons Lauy Pohlman lb the only letulnmg lettelman that w1ll be seeklng 1egula1 catchmg dutles Centel fieldel Weldon Stephens and ught Heldel Don Buell a1e the only letulnmg outfieldels who ealned lette1s on last yeal s squad l , ' . Q . . . ' s . ' . ' ' Q ' 7 9 3 , . ' ' . . . . , . , Q - . ' . ', . . i . u . . . , . ' i y v v v - ' V 1 Q -7 ' y ' 1 . . , v v - . . ' . 1 - . .1 The ushers, under the direction of Miss Risk and Miss McMurtry, assisted the fans throughout the regular sea- son and sectional tourney in a very fine manner. The nine ushers were: Margaret Godbey, Shirley Colson, Betty Fos- ter, Dorothy Owens, Jeanette Goodpaster, Janet Goodpas- ter, Sally Linville, Ann Louise Stier. Absent: Beverly Owens. As usual we depended on the juniors and seniors to assist with the coke and ice cream sales. We wish to com- mend them for the fine work they did for this season. 5 eI'6 all onceaacon .Ne P 1, '. ' A ' 1 t 5 9 s A, 'X 'rj . v M fl ' Q K .X4J50llall0ll Undel the SpOI1SOlbhlp ot M15 Vllglflld GLIIVCY the Gul s Athletlc Asaoclatlon be ,an the yea' s aetw 1t1es by CIOWHIHQ Galy Up lxke Puate Kmff at the tootball dance Some ol the VHIIOUS epolts ol the guls Olgallllfl t1on ale bowlmv svtlmmmg soltball a1cl e1y vol leyball and basketball Eve1y GAA membel takes part 1n one Ol mole ot the e spo1tQ Phyllxs Mmaly se1ved as plealdent, Pat Stlas Shuley Konzelman, Qec1eta1y lst row left to rxght Jean Harrison Mary Catherine Cor nellus Shirley Konzelman Phyl lls Mlnars Mrs Gfnrvex Patty Strasburger Alice Marie Baker Delores Rlcke Betty Green 2nd row left to right Roselyn Reldenbnch Molly White Anita Schaeffer Alice I-Iellmlch Ann Hellmlch Rita Luken Nancy Mxrlln Sara Peters 3rd row left to nght Jcrelyn Thorpe Rowena Brockmftn Vlv lm Bower Merrllyn Thornburg, Ellen Callaghan Carol Slefkcr Linda OBrlen Marlllls Berry Glendl Clark Pat Stahl lst row left to rxght Carol Reed Patt Miller Bettv Jean Welsner Ruth McLau hlln Dot Miller Norma Jean But? Mar lenc Montgomery Lols Rickc Ann Louise Stler 'fnd row left to nght Esther Vogel Jeanette Feldman Ruth Vo el Xandm Hamilton Jullann Kessler Marv Ann Scheldler Karen Downey Sally Whltelaw Mars Jean Dufley, Carolvn Han cock 2. 7 - . . ll' .5 , 1' . e l .', . 1 . . 7-4. ', I . 6 y A , . . . C .. . 5 ' .' . ' 3 . 7 . . ', - burger, vice-presidentg Alice M. Baker, t1'easu1'e1'g FRQM SEPTEMBER TI-IRQUGI-I MAY affin a gear . . . WITI-I ACTIVITIES Seated lqft to Flglli Harm Bcwlex Pxrx Updlko Kxrl Walker Jun Mlrhn Stmdmg lnft I right Kmn Dounex M lrx Ann Schmcllcr ul P1 txnlsur ucllx Ullllxhlft 10111 'wprln :nur Nmcx rs sler Joe Westhwter JIDUTIX Jones Curtis OI-Brien Dirk Wcisner sgflfwlellf COLLFLCL W1th Kall Walkel at the head of the olganxzatlon, the Student COUDC11, 1951 52 VGISIOD lolled thlough another successful veal ot act1v1t1es The pulpose ol the Student Counc1l IS to p1ov1de a mcd1um of assoc1at1on and coope1at1on Wlth the 1311110113211 and the faculty on mattels ot school 1mpo1tance to en coulage and plomote a bettel school sp111t to cleate 16 spect and amb1t1on Io1 a h1ghe1 scholast1c attamment, and to plomote the genexal welfale of the h1gh School Convos duung the yeal WCIS Hal Rodman make up a1t1st Pubhc SCIVICC gwxng a demonst1at1on on l1g,ht and Slght Rev Schuste1 Thanksglvlng plOg1HI'll Ch11St mas Conce1t, Geoxge Johnson Jan Be1k5h11e mag1c1an, and Mr Alexander Lmcoln Convo The membels of the Councll tleated themselves to a days outlng at Clnty Falls State Palk, 1n the spung M1 Davls selved as sponsol the othel OfHC6lS for the yeal wele Galy Upd1ke v1ce p1es1dent, Sa1a Bewley, secletaly, and J1m Ma1l1n t1easu1e1 ' . ' -Q: 1 R' Y, 1: Q' , 1 'L , 1 . fi ', ' Il ' - A ' ' 1 I' , ' ' , Pu 'gh 1 ',L 'z 2 .-1 C gg 1 ,'Kv- . -' 1 .' fy A V 7 ' 4 I - v l i . . . . U . y - ' - . . . . , . . L G - . . . . . . T Y ' . . , . .' ' . . ., . .' - 7 ' 7 Y ' ' 1 1 1 ' , . , . ' 7 . ry - , . l,U6tl 5 WILLIAM G GOODWIN rbeuior Bow P Elks 'VIost Valuable Student Aw ml ESTHER VOGEL lbcnlor Clrlj Elks Most Valuable Student Award KARL WALKER 1Footbxl1r LIODS Most Valuable Player Avsard BRUCE MCGEATH QB xskf tbnlll 1921 Athletlc Avs ard RITA NAVARRA D A R Cltlzenshlp Award GENE PATTERSON V1ctory All Sports Au ard f pg! 'f-Na' 'f' gg 23 I 'Q' .' A .' ' ' x , l X. 1 'n I 1 . 1 . . . . v. ' Af I f l , I 1 ,I 1 lr Q. lf I , A - Yi-FF 1,iHfi iiQZwz5f .- 1' T 4 ff --' - 9 7 W lf '1fff' :? ' - - ' ,-1 V A' A U' MF? A f L ' ' 1' Q 5 . , 'A hr ' v f lst row, left to right-Marilyn Moulton, Sally Whltelaw, Dick Weisner, Charles Gidley, Larry Pohlman, Johnny Bussburg, Little, Roberta Reed, Janet Drennen, Judy Reddish, Jimmy Powner, Carol Williams, Glenda Clark, Jerelyn Thorpe, Jane Stout, Beverly Buell, Roselyn Reidenback, Harold Menkendick, Shirley Ross, Karen Downey, Ellen Callaghan, Jackie Barron, Carol Nacling, Judy Rozell, Nancy Kessler, George Schick, Dick Reed, Don Kutchback, Carolyn Hancock, Don Whipple, Roy Alyea, Brown, David Konzelman, Jim Jones, Richard Doles, P88115 Mfg ,LA The Greensburg High School Band under the direction of Ben Niles, performed for all home football and basketball games. Many students participated in the combined District and State Solo and Ensemble con- test, with the following receiving first division awards: Jo Pearson, clarinet, Dan Rawlins, sousaphoneg Larry Foster, trombone, Karen Downey, piano, Mary Sue Weisner, twirlingg Er- mil Johnston, trumpet, Jim Jones, Dave Konzelman, Dick Doles, baritone trio, Ermil Johns- ton, Don Whipple, Dick Reed, trumpet trio, Carolyn Hancock, Catherine Moore, Josephine Pearson, woodwind trio, Don Whipple, Don Kutchback, Dick Reed, cornet trio, Ermil John- ston, Don Whipple, Carl Horne, Wanda Wells, Dick Doles, Dan Rawlins, brass sextetg Jackie Adams, Karen Downey, Marilyn Moulton, Mary Sue Weisner, Sally Whitelaw, twirling en- semble. Twenty five students consisting of seniors and outstanding students journeyed to the Good Neighbor Band Festival. ' O U: .N Tk ' '4 X f , 3 ff WX? wavy mx- ri S vi. -.- 9,5 V 5 --rygff Iii 1,5 Hi . ,ffv .'7'V1g I . 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' . , ,1 ' guy' .. . . - -- . 1-- -1 4 ' . - . , 1 ' , - - ' ' Q- W-1 - 1 K .. . . . The 12 L1tt1L MH1dS need no 1nt1oduct1on to the students ot G H S They aheady know that thxs 1S an oxganlzatlon of gnls who s1ng fO1 the pule love of slnglng Thls past yeal has been anothel busy one fo1 these gals They have sung fO1 vauous clubs, enteltamed the student body and to clown then g101y won fust d1v1s1on 1n the d1Stl1Ct and state contest whxch was held at Hanovel thls Feblu 31 jwelfe Cliff!! W J lst row lm ft to right Imo Stout Sxrn Bexxlm Rltx Nfn 1rr1 bhlrlu Konlllmm A11ncLL1 Oxk Fdlth Rmdm Lon ' ron U rlghl 'whirlu blxxler Shlrlu Rose H111 Schlllm Jem I'IiI'I'1SOll Vnnda Wells Ellsn Cnllx hm l . A . . ' . . 7 O I 6 ' ', - ' ' -.2 Q . .'z 1 f ' 1 . 'A 1. ' .-- fl . 1 V l . 1 -I J ' . ' :A I 7.nd '. lm-fl v -.' ' :L , I .. an -1 ' ' 'L 1 ' , X 1 1 , ', ' z ag 1 . lst row left to right Mr Gossstt P1ttlM1ll0r Sarx Bewley Shlrlcx qhnnr Mar le Pohlman Clth9l'1llL Moore Rtm Navnrrx Clxrr Nlrman Crtlurlne LOLICICII Rita HLIGSUI U1 2nd row left to r11.,ht Cllbert Harmon Dale Ifuxrence Gln Upclrke Bruce McGe'1th Marjorie Blankrnfm Edith Redlngton Frieda Nlennn Bettv Wennln Ruth Greme 3rd row left to nght Blll Goodwrn Karl Walker Rlchfxrd Doles Jrm Walls John Meek Esther Vogel Alberta Ashby Mrrllyn Hxrprlng Betty Welsner Gordon Sprln mrer Tom Blltz Not plcturecl Roy Alxea Gfrw Seita Connie Nfxvarrx Betty Mlple John O Mara Shirley Ross Carol Reed Myra Jean Mlnary OLUQI' ree The staff of the Tower Tree chose as the 1952 theme From September to May, all rn a year They prctured events at GHS ac cordrng to the respectrve months To start the subscrrptrons for the annual a humorous skrt was presented rn March to help boost sales Sara Bewley and B111 Goodwrn, co edrtors were assrsted by Shrrley Shazer busrness manager and Ruth Ann Grerwe, Betty Wen nmg, and Margre Blankman, class edrtors The art department consrsted of Sara Bewley, Gay Sertz and Catherrne Louden Drck Doles and Gene Patterson were rn charge ot sports Mar gre Pohlman Roy Alyea, Cather me Moore supervrsed the act1v1t1es sec tron The men responsrble for the prctures rn thrs book are Tom Brltz Gordon Sprrngmrer, Gary Updrke, and Dale Lawrence Typrsts were Frreda Nreman, Alberta Ash by Rrta Navarra, and Grlbert Harmon Advertrslng sol1c1t1ng was done by Karl Walker Bruce McGeath John Meek Connre Navarra Catherrne Moore and Rrta Hues man Edrth Redrngton 1S C11 culatron manager wrth Pattr Mrller Connrc Navarra Betty Maple John O Ma1a,J1m Walls Esther Vogel Shrrley Ross Carol Reed Shrrley Shazer and Margre Pohlman ass1st1ng Proof readers were Marrlyn Harprrng, Clara Nreman and Myra Mrnary I ' '. ' - . P . 2 , 1 1 ' 1 VH, 1 g . . z ' ., 1: 1 2 1. 1 2 ' . . ,a X - . 1 2 . , 'f - 1 , 1 1 ' . 1 j ' . 1 , 1 1 . ' , 1 , , 2, y 'l . L 1 K - U . . . 1 '. 2 ' 2 H ' , fr ' 5 Y - I ' h' 1. 1A' , '. 1 2, ,' 2 , . 1 . - 14 . . ' ' 1 ' . .' , ' 7 . u ' . . ' . ' .. ' . . in . . 7 ' l . . - . i , 7 , I . . . . . , , .. X w . . . . . , . ' 4. . . Q , X 1 . ' . . 1 ' ' ' 9 1 l ' ' v y 7 7 ' . . . ' 1 - , I 1 ' ree Gly Meeze Since the Tree City Breeze was founded in 1922 it has played a major role in the extra- curricular life in G. H. S. About fifty members of the 1951-52 staff, one oi' the largest and most capable for sev- eral years, published fifteen issues of the bi- weekly paper. Without excellent co-operation this would have been impossible as all work was done on extra time. Editorial Staff: Co-editor, Anette Oak, Bill Goodwin, Sports Editor, Dick Doles, Stan, Curtis O'Brien, Dick Stier, Karl Walker, Fea- ture Editor, Carolyn Hancock, Staff, Sara Bewley, Paula Levenstine, Nancy Reiger, Em- ily York. Exchange, Gordon Springmireg Files, Jackie Barron' News Reporter Phyllis Beagle Ellen Callaghan Jeanette Feldman Mary Gidley Ermil Johnston Nancy Kessler, Don Kutchback, Judy Schneidler, Shirley Shazer, Pat Strasburger, Ann Stier, Sue Weis- ner, Jim Wenning, Don Wickens, Hazel Schil- ling. Advertising Staff 1 Managers, Rita Navar- ra, Ermil Johnston, Staff, Gilbert Harmon, Don Wipple, Dale Lawrence, Catherine Moore, Bruce McGeath. Business Staff: Manager, Lois Huston, Circulation Manager, Sally Whitelawg Staff, Jackie Barron, Phyllis Beagle, Norma Bishop, Lewis Cruser, Karen Downey, Mary Gidley, Dick Glass, Ann Hellmich. Tom Jones, Shirley Konzelman, Kathy Louden, Rosy Reidenback, Shirley Shazer, Ann Stier, Jim Walls, Jim Wenning Sue Wicker Buddy Ryle' Typists Marilyn Haipiing Fieida Nieman, Adyiso Mi John Thomson lst rms left to Fl ht Mr Thomson Nancy Rei cr Shirley Konxilmxn Hifel Schilhi Pauli Ley enstmn Xin Louise Sticr Pat Strfishur er Iois Huston Mxry Sue Weisncr Catherine Louden Ellen Cilli hin Roselyn RP1C101lb lCh Judy Scheldler Bill Goodvyin 7nd royy lr-ft to riqht Jim Wcnnin Don Kutchbacl-r Don Wickens Ermil Johnston Carolyn Hincock Norma Bishop Fmily S110 York Catherine Moore Silly Whltelayx Jackie Barron Mary Girley Serra Beyley Shirley Shizer lrd roxy left to right Tom Jones Jim VR 'ills Bruce McGe1th Karl Vkfilkcr Dale Ldyyrevicc Cur is OBrien Gilbert Hirmon Gordon Sprin mier Dick Sticr Riclmrd Doles Janette Feldman Ann Hellmxch lNinc'y Kessler Phylli B N I I d A tt s ci 1 o pic ure nne e Oak Rita Navarra Lewis Cruser Karen Doyyney Dick Glass Sue Wicker Buddy Ryle Marilyn Harprinr, Frieda Nieman A 7 Y 7 7 9 9 . . 1 .' - 1' - w ' ' . 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V - Und tile Sunshme OHJCGIS L1 ft to r1f.,l1t sm ntrd F'rleel1 Nxomxn Mlss hIClX1llI'LI'X Mlss Brool-es Connie N mrrx left to r1g,ht st'mdmg., Jlne .Stout 'Nlulcx Rc-1 or JlClx1C B'1rron Sunshme SOC18ty I-lrst row left to rnght Judx Scheld ler Clxrl NIPHXWII Join bnnth Ann LOUISE btler Irene Nieman NIHCW Mir hn Nornm Jewn Bishop buond row left to r1y.,ht,-Chxrlene Hooten Joan Mexcr Pwttx Strasbur1,,0r Merrllxn Thornbur Mxrx Gidlex Nor Illl Butz Bettx Wennlnh Ruth Grelwe' ird ram l1lt to r11,,ht Mxrthl Scheld l1r Xxuelrt Hmulton Ruth Vo el Jmre x n Thorp Gle ntll Cl lrk JL xne E l-elclxn lll M lI'11XIl Hlrprln Phwllis Mm trx ron l1ft to ru.,ht Streh Pours Put Miller Ivrthl beholl Wllmi Cl lrk Ae-n C1 tra Ponsler 'nd row l1 ft to nqht Rowena Broka mfln Dot Mlller Julmnn Kessler Joann Klrschner Jean Ann Robbins Jose phlne Pe trson Wxncl-1 Wells Allcc Hell nlch Cirol Q-iefkcr Mflrrllles Bern Grd rnw left to nght Ruth McL'xue,h lln Mfnrx Jmn Dutfm Karen Downey Shlrlm Konzclmxn Bettx Jewn Wi-lsner N'1IlCW Kvsslcr Ann Hellmlch Mmrx M1, Gulre lst rms left to l'll.,llL bhlrlev bhmcr Jwkle Aclxms Hur-l Schlllln Clthor ine' Lourizn Rltl Huesxuln Ritl Na mrrx blfl Bculu Sue- Ann Wicker B1ttx Lou Ford 'nd row left to right Paula Leven stem Lols Huston Mwrilxn Moulton 'Vhrs Sue Welsner billw Whltelflvu Mwrv Ann bchudler Ellen C'1ll1L,han Mfxr lcon Montgomerx Matt1Je1n Borden Nlxrx J0'1n Mlnxrw r mu lr-f to rl t WHOIIISC Bxrnes M 1re,le Pohlmmn Dixie Bxnlstcr M xrjorxc- Blxnkmm Esther Vogel Mmrle S,-tonckln Albcrtt Ashbs MTTIC Blxnk min Ioxvc Gr ty Not pictured G'1y Selt7 Gr tce Hell mlrh Dot bmhl Shlrley Ross Annette O'1k .iz , ,1 ,,.1 A ' v 4 , zglfq'-f, .QV u ' 1 ' -xi x i, 1 1 ' k ' I' , F ' x 11v1 1. 1 - . .' 1 ' '- 1 ' , 1 1 , 1 ' 1 . .. , ,v F 1 - v - ' , 1 1 ', 1 . 1 ' A , ' , , 1 , , 1 j 1 - . 1 1 1 ' uv vi n ' 1 2 1 A . 1 1' . 1 I ' 1 .' ll.. 1 1' '.'. 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I O ' n Q 1 I . 1 Q I 7 l l Q 4 I Q I Q X 'ti s row t Fl l1t M155 Frost Shlrlu bhvsr WllOlllSl Bwrnss S1r1 Bswlu Mwry Gidlex Lois Huston 'P 5 loft to Tl ht Hxffl Sch1111n Jnckie Acinns Cqtherme Nloore 'Nhr IC P0111111111 Dixle B'1n1ster Mxr le-ne Nlont omf-rx 3rd row 11 ft to rxght A1104 Mf1r1e B1ker Jme Sto Sh1r11 Nelson Mxrx 5110 We-1s111r S1111 White-hw Jmckle Barron The mam pulpose of T11 H1 Y 1S to cleate malntam and extend thloughout the school and commumty h1gh standa1ds of Ch11st1an 11v1ng Th1oughout the yea1 T11 H1 Y had d1ffe1 ent act1v1t1es Fo1ma1 1n1t1at1on was held at the Y s run r N 101111 Jon 1311111 Frec w Kc U1111111 10111 Nslson bluldon Abbott IOIIIIHX I111v1110 D11 l-T YVPISIIQI' C1YlH0f1l6 J P Mor '111 Blllx Gxnnon D1:'1x Broun Grd mu lcft to r11,ht H1ro1c1 Hnuth B111 Lmcl Don H1111 P1111 I1 htm sur St 11119K Moulton Lxrrx Mc'Cre'11'V Nut puturrd Ink Bildklll B111 Dnls Gerald Poole Philip Ashby J1111 Hs ss F1 H1 Y 1S undel the supe1v1s1on of Park B LOIGH Fmances WSIS de11ved flom a SC1ap d11ve and the sale of walnuts They had mov1es tluoughout the yea1 fO1 eduLat1oha1 IJLIIPOSCS Club pu1pose IS to cleate, ma1nta1n, and extend th1oughout the home school and commumty h1gh stahda1ds of Ch11st1an cha1 acte1 -. A ' , X ' ? T i, 's I , . . , . . . . X . , . I 1 - ' . Y E I 3 E ,, 1. A A 1 'f f- - I ff' 1 1 X l I A' 1 X 'T - K1 ' 4 Q :- U ' 5 N b B X I . H x s - I . , .- lit '. left 0 'Q - . ' ' 1'l '. lm-ft lo iL:l1I-1'Ir. 1 - , - 1 , idj ' ' 1 1 ', 2 L ' . 4' . .. 1 ' . ' X I 1' ' 1, K 'nd- rm: , L i '- 1 1 '- V l R Q 'End row. 11-ft to fight-RO1ldkH1 Harmon: Jackie Borden, A Q 1. 1, .x . .l 1 l I. f A'. '- ' - - 5 1 1 ' ut' 1- 1 . VY 1 1.1 ..'.: A ' V ' 1 ' A ',. . , nj' , 1, aj 1 , z, -. iid.. K ,'.-'Y Q., ' ', . . . ' JJ ' JJ I'l' l' l'. l' - - . , .I 'H ' . . ' ' . . V x . ' . . . . . . . , ' The Hi-Y purpose is to create, maintain, and ex- tend throughout the home, school, and community high standards ol' a Christian living: The Hi-Y started out this year with a rough initia- tion and bean ieed combined. They also had a scrap drive and turned the proceeds over to the Recreation Center Fund Campaign. During the year several talks were given before the group. Gene Patterson headed the organization with Gene Wenning, vice-president. Elected to the position of sec- retary was Lewis Cruser and to that of treasurer, Don Buell. Bruce McGeath acted as chaplain and the ser- geant at aims was Earl Bowling Ml Moeller was school sponsor oi the club and Ml McGeath was Y sponsor Officers lst rou hft to right Cane Pittrrson EnrlBoul1n Don Buell Bruce McCe1th lexus Cruser Gene VK enn n 'nd ron R L Moellcr Gordon bnrin nncr Rox Anei Bill Goodwin lirrx Pohlmin Don KlllC'llJlPk Jnn Vlmnnin Chirlts Cidlu Jnn 'loin B1lt7 ird row Jnnzs Bower Dile Lmrcnee Gurx bpdikc Richxrd Doles Gilbert Hfirinon Diud Konfflnmn Erlnil Johnston Gene VK xllmms Don Hurt Ro er bhoemike Chxrles Clfxrl-. Jun Rxle ith mu JL rrx Lee John Meek Tim Cuskidln Geor 0 Rich irds Chde Bznnett Dm Rnxlins Jnn Walls Dennis DOCFHIII er Joe Vkesthifer Jim Jones David Hanna Gene Acra Karl Walker George Kessler v 1 LK ' ,: Q '. ' ' e- 11 1 - , a ' ' , 1 z . r , ' i px. J: j 2 . . 1 '. ' ' V.. 1 -r 1' ' Marlin, Bill Morrison. Richard Reed, Curl Bode, Billy Willey. Don Voiles. ff ' z ' . 4 . '. ' j . , . . . . . D, . . . . . Y , . 0fflf'f!'S lst row lmft to rl ht Josephine Pearson B111 Goodwin Jane Stout fukle Barron 'nd ron left to r1g,ht Mrs Titus Paula Levensteln Km Kutchback Ann Stler Vlary Cldley Donna Semon Roselyn Reldenbach 3rd ron left to right Dick Welsner Shirley Shazer Lois IW, SA I0 Huston Beverlx Buell Merrilyn Thornburg Rita Navarra Edith Re.l1ng,ton Allce Marie Baker Phvllls Bea le Ellen Cal a han Jlm Wennln 4th row left to right Don Kutchback Don Wlckens Curtis OBrien Cxrol Slefker Emily Sue York Ctrolxn Hue ck Pom Jones Ermll Johnston Dan Sa lce The filst p1Oj6Ct ol Play Shop 1n 1951 and 1952 was a p1Og13H1 of one act plays plesented at the Communlty Gym The plays were The Jew eled Hand a mystely Culse You Jack Dalton a melodlama, and The Blue Jeans G11l a comedy The iilst play QIVCH ln the study hall was Not a Man ln the House an all gnl cast Chustmas on E118 Stleet and Bllth ot a Song, b ught befole the students t1ue Chustmas thought The Vahant, was glven duung the second semestel Under the capable leadelshlp of B111 Goodwxn plesldent thls sexy busy yeal left Play Shop w1th a llberal budget to begm next year Othex OHDICSIS W616 Jane Stout VICE p1es1dent Jackle Ballon t1easu1e1 and JOSSIJYIIDS Pealson secletary The yea1's wolk ended w1th a p1tCh 1n d1nne1 and scoutmg for new materlal fol next year - , .. . , . 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V I 1 v - , v ' v 1 5 . , . lst row 0ffll1l'S Kllllllllj., 'lom Joxcs Xmdrx I-hmllton Carolvn Hancock Roberta Reed ?nd ron DICK Welsntr Amt: bell xctlcr Sirxh Pctcrs Pxttx .Jones Rovx end Brockm an Berth bcholl Burrlx Buell Rose lx n Reich nb ich Rita Lulu n I llldl O Bru n ird row Mr lhomson Mlrjoru Hlnnkn ln Jxvlxn Hitt JK 1h Ann Robbins Karen Downm -105111111111 PllI'SOl1 Ruth X0 cl Ellen C2111 han MPFTIIXII Thornbur Ions bchroeclcr Jxnct Drcnnen Bettx Ixn Robbins Ku Kutchbxclt Btttx Lou Ford Gene A2r1 Din Blldvklll I2on bchornlek Don I-hlex Dnld Hanna Edlth Reding.,ton Not plrtured Leon 'sthltrfcr Crrol blofker Mlrth.-1 Blmkmm C1rolW1l1iams olllzm Cf A lst row left to right llmrlr-s 1 .ans Carl human Rollan I-orkcrt Harold Menkedick Jim Koors John Martln Mltc-hell Evxns Znd row left tn rlght Jixnxnv Wllmmr D1ck Fo Ed xr Cornn Zeke Wood Rqvmond Kramer Hovmrd Su anno Kenneth St1t,g,e John Bussbcrg, 'Srd row left to rxght Mr Ifmlc Dlrrel McCurclle Clxdm Duvxert Sxlwester Kohrman Geor e Kessler Bob Hxrdrbeck Rolhn Harprlm, Vincent Sprlnzn 2x2r Don Jones Vkaxnc Ex ans Not pictured Bill Hellmlch '. 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' 2' 2, I . 2, V ' ' r - 3 -1 A K pI'0l9 06? 0 fhe Cfaif 0 On the evemng of May 23 1972 the class of 52 congregated for the1r first alumm dlnner also hon or1ng a frlend of the class and one t1me member The followlng IS the way 1n wh1ch we spent the tlme between our arrlval ln town and the tlme of the banquet As we approached our old home town we notlced the Rmglmg Bros Carn1val Attracted by the fa m1l1ar VOICE of James Smzth the head barker we stopped After pay1ng our regards to Smltty we were swept along by the large crowd crammmg 1nto the tent to see Edward Belter world famous ballet dancer Slnce we were unable to get ln we walked over to the race track where we saw none other than Gordon Sprzngmzer taklng a few tr1al runs 1n h1S blue hotrod Venturmg farther down the m1d way we were astonlshed by the exh1b1t of strength put on by Gene Wzllzams the modern Charles Atlas In the tent next to Gene was Carolyn Bockover womens heavywelght wrestllng champ1on offermg 500 bucks to anyone who could last three rounds w1th her Slnce we were 1n no cond1t1on to chal lenge her we dec1ded to leave After try1ng 1n va1n for five minutes to start the car we called a cab The cab arrlved a few mmutes later bexng dr1ven much to our surprlse by Bob Ley Talkmg over old txmes Bob falled to obey a stop s1gnal and we were flagged down by Pollce woman Rtta Huesman Talkmg our way clear of a t1Ck9t we went to Shzrley McLaughlzns bar to re fresh ourselves When we became a b1t too Jov1al the bouncer Gene Brute Patterson tossed us out dashxng up hoplng to get busmess for h1s dad the local mortlclan Poor Red no buslness When we had pxcked ourselves up we rea11z d we were badly 1n n ed of a shoe sh1ne Not know1ng where to go we stopped ln at the Da1ly News Office and lnqulred of the editor Kenneth Luken the d1rect1ons to the n arest barber shop Followlng Kennys advlce we wa k d over to Ray Welch s Barber Shop and Walted ln l1ne t1ll h1s brother Joe could gxve us a shlne Walklng down the street we notlced the local Burlesque House was featurlng Catherme Moore and Karl Walker top comedxans of burlesque As we w re glanc1ng over the p1ctures outslde the theater w were approached by Jzm Marlzn who saxd 1n a ow tone of VOICE Hey Bud your presence IS re quested downstalrs Follow1ng h1s lnstructlons we stumbled mto Bony Bruces BO0kl9 Jo1nt Bemg a l1ttle short on cash We hurr1edly left McGeath s es tabllshment Badly in need of relaxatlon we went to the Red Mens Hall to purchase tickets for tonlghts dance The mus1c was to be furnlshed by Jzm Bower and h1s orchestra and the one and only Charlze Gzdley on the drums and one of the most outstandmg female vocallsts of the country Shzrley Clrne were featured As we were leavmg We not1ced on the billboard that Rzta Navarra the last of the Red Hot Mamas was to be here next week Wlth plenty of tlme to k1ll we dec1ded to take a walk around the square We not1ced there were sev eral changes Fred Rucker had put up a new drug store Carol Reed was a hall sty11st and Myra Jean Mznary and her husband were flllllllflg a fruxt stand We paused at the new Texaco Statlon run by Chaz les Clark whlch was bullt by Ora Bower the owner of the mult1 m1ll1on dollar constructxon com pany Then we saw Edith Redzngton golng 1nto her campalgn headquarters She lS out for her th1rd term as Congress woman She told us about the race for Governor of Ind1ana between Gay Seztz and Gary Updzke Belng hungry we stopped at Murphy s and got us a b1te to eat We were happy to see Jeannze Wezs ner the store d1Ck for Murphy s We also saw a d1s play of mousetraps by Johnny Meek He bullt a better mousetrap so the world IS beat1ng a path to h1s door Dec1d1ng to rest our weary bones we went to the show It was a double feature The ma1n feature starred Gzlbert Harmon who has smashed all box ofllce records as greatest lover of all t1me The sec ond attractlon was Tarzan who took over Judy Conovas roles On the news reel we saw where Mzss Margze Pohlman had marrled John Derek and even though Mafgle IS Johns flfth Wlfe lt makes no dlfference to her We emerged from th1s very refreshed W1sh1ng to know the t1me of day 1t now was we dlrected our eyeslght to the famous tower looked and then looked agaln for somethlng new began to move Then we recogmzed Ernze Stephens He was tr1mm1ng the tree Well we al ways Sald Erme would have a hlgh place 1n l1fe As the clock ln the tower had stopped we asked a passerby for the tlme He told us and h1S VOICE had a famlllar r1ng Questlonlng h1m we found he was Don Bower now a representat1ve for Sxnger Sew1ng machmes 1n the F111 Islands Hurry1ng on we looked for a place 1n WhlCh we could clean up for the banquet We came to the Greensburg Astorla Hotel The manager vxas Lewzs Fassold so we knew the serv1ce would be good Margze Blanlcman was at the desk She Sald she was very pleased wlth her Job and certaxnly recom mended th1s hotel ., We reglstered and the bell boy showed us to our rooms He was a frlendly k1d who talked contlnu ously Hls name was Norb Meyer Jr and hlS mother was Connze fNavarra1 Meyer He got hlS loquaclous personallty from h1s mother We were glad to hear COHHIQ and Norb are happlly marrled Passing a room from WhlCh many no1ses and brlght llghts of var1ous sorts were emerg1ng we stopped to 1nvest1gate and found Tom Bzltz who 1S a photographer for the ESQUIYG Magazlne try1ng to get set up so he could take a plcture of Clara Nze man a model who spec1al1zed 1n bath1ng su1ts We helped Tom get h1s plcture and then all of us talked A i f 7 I I ! 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' l . , . . . . . . - . . , - . , . . , , , . . . , , Y a b1t R6d1lZlIig the time was escaplng we departed knowmg we would meet 'rt least once ag'11n at the banquet In our room preparmg ourselves for the great support we saw on a news flash over telev1s1on that the notorlous gangster Bzll Alcapone Goodwzn and h1s gun moll Frzedu Nzeman had 1ust robbed Groucho Marx s personal secretary M1ss Ruth Ann Grezwe of S30 000 Ruth IS really domg all rlght fo1 herself She st1l1 has S500 a week connng Ili and she owns half of the tantallzlng glrls water ballet show for whlch Mclrzlyn Harprzng IS the mstxuctor and other part owner Just I'8COV9l'lllg from thls news we were genuxnely surprfsed to see next that there would be a sport show on later wlth Shzrley Shazer who made a successful plunge over Nlagara Falls 1n a barrel and Shzrley Ross the woman dare dev1l drlver as the guest stars Followmg th1s show was the world boxing champ1onsh1p match Heavywelght champ John O Mara was defendlng h1s t1tle agalnst an up com1ng opponent Dzck Doles In the first round the referee Rollan Forkert was knocked out So they went down lnto the crowd and persuaded that would be famous coon hunter Vzncent Sprzngmeyer to be substltute referee After th1s we left for the banquet Leavmg the hotel we saw Sara fBewley2 Chandler regfstermg She had on a ch1nch1lla coat and looked elegant She had marrfed a rlch hotel owner 1n Flouda We talked to her awhlle she was st1l1 the same Leavlng the hotel and crossmg the street we we1e almost h1t by a horse drawn wagon drxven by Nub Alya who was the ace Junk collecter of Greensburg A b1g black l1mous1ne stopped beslde us and the chauffeur offered us a r1de We hesltated at first because we dldn t accept rldes from strangers At last Betty Wennzng was recognfzed as the drlver We hurrledly got 1n Steppmg on a toe we were startled by a vo1ce wh1ch Sald How dare you step on the toe of the Mayor of Mfllhousen' We felt mighty llttle untll we dlscovered ft was Paul Koors Paul has been the mayor now for sfx months and It IS not the same town Paul told us that he had organlzed a Womens Chr1st1an Temperance Unlon w1th Pattz Mzller as presldent We had heard rumors that the wlfe of the only sxx star general Alberta Ashby was resldlng in Mlllhousen He conflrmed that report also addlng that Phyllzs Mznary and her husband were llvlng on a farm They had won all plowmg contests so far When we came to the hlgh school where the banquet was to be held we left Paul and Betty as we wlshed to look the old school over a b1t As we walked 1n the smell of musty books greeted us Yes xt smelled the same We notlced on the door of the C1v1cs room that Jzm Walls had taken Parke Burrs place and Roselyn BeDunnah was the SCIIIOI' Eng llsh teacher Mlss Cuff havmg gone back to Ten nessee Notlclng a man farther down the hall we hafled h1m He turned out to be Herschel Colson He had filled a l1fe long deslre by playlng pro football He was a full back for the Los Angeles Rams As we talked to h1m about our old school l1fe he told us that one of the brams ln our class Esther Vogel was a teacher at Harvard That would be a good Cornmg Into the gym where the banquet was to b served we were greeted by the faces of our many classmates Eatlng laughlng and talkmg we had a 3ov1al tlme We learned that Mattre Jeanne Borden was the head warden at Smg Smg She was helping them to reform When Lewls C1 user sat down next to us we were very pleased because xt was finally dlscovered that he had been the ghost wrlter for E1nste1n all along Catherzne Louden the owner of a glant peanut farm ln South Amerlca was s1tt1ng on the other Slde of us About mldway through the dlnner all eyes were turned toward Howard Menkedzck as he made a great entrance No wonder 1t was he who was the first man to fly to the moon At the head of our table sat Dale Lawrence the guest of honor Dale had once been our classmate and now he was finally graduatmg from school Dale gave a short speech saymg he would certalnly mfss school When the banquet was over everybody tlred but happy we gave our txckets for the Red Men s dance to Dale and left the wonderful class of 52 and Greensburg Ill . f4 10 ll! 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