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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

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W 'I 6 Z K' pl gg, Huh W if EM .M aff' ,, N, W A 42 .- 5 2 1 0- 255:32 is X Mm x,,..,.,-- The tree atop the Decatur County Court house lends 1ts name to thls Annual e Tower Tree Land of the Greensburglans and home of the Plra es As we pass thlOLlgh the hzlls of GHQ T01 the last tlme we senlors reallze more than exer xx hat the past f0L11 xeals have meant to us We haxe seen the school ln mam d1lT9l ent llghts At first we saw It as a large loomxng blllldlllg, nlled vuth the unknown Then as we became famlllar Wlth the customs and t1ad1t1ons of the school vue became a part of GHS and lt a part of us As we leaxe some Wlth sadness some YV1th happmess we take along the thought ln our hearts that Gl66HSbLl1g' Hlgh School 15 and aluaxs shall be Oul School 6 gl X l ,L Student partlclpatlon IS important 1n Mr Ward s Amcrlcan history classes TVIBFIOFIC Masters and Norm Dans are pointing out different territories on a map of the United States The Stralght and arrow Duimg the four years a student spends at Gieensbuig High School he discoy ers a wide yarietv of subyect mattei First of all theie are the solids vshlch compose the basic requirements of my course of study the student might choose Included ln the l1st of solids are the SCIGD try SOCldiStLld19S English and Latin Thiough these courses the stu dent gains a vyell iounded education tol a successtul ftlttlle lite They are also helpful in aiding the students m choosing ceitun yocations which require tul ther academic training Left Mrs Platt using a model explains the Roman watch tower to a Latin I class Right Oral composition is stressed in Mrs Tltus freshman English classes Nancy Hull IS recitlng XM O O O I .A f ' Ya l V A1 J N. . 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H . .V H' . 1,, V . - ces - biology, chemistry, and physicsg algebra, geometry, and trigonome- 1 . , i , I - ' i . . . , 'ii' fit a V I Q 4 K , tg I , Q ,I '- you f 'mw Left DaV1d Konnersman explams a theorem ln Mr Moeller s plane Geometry class Rlght MISS R1Sk s freshman Bl0l0gy class studles the structure of a flower The currlculum of GHS IS typlcal of many other schools 1n that It offers a Wlde xarxety of subjects and courses of studv After the freshman chosen B9S1d9S the College Preparatory and General Courses, there are four xocatlonal study areas Included 1n these areas are the Home Eco nomlcs Vocatlonal Agrlculture, Buslness, and Industrlal Arts courses These courses are deslgned to prepare the student to be a success ID hls chosen occupatlon F1l1ng 1n the card catalog IS one of Mr Moorehead s mam llbrarw 1obs year, the student begins to specialize in the courses of study that he has The Broad Left Miss Frost s art class draw pictures of model Judy Robbins Right Chorus rehearsal under the direction of Mr Niles is held twice a week in the band room and Practlcal Greensburg High School also offers many practical and special classes which aid the student ln rounding out his education For example there are those classes which train a student in vocational education The Home Economics Business and Industrial Arts Departments have many classes chorus Journalism speech physical education health and safety and driver education which give the students special training in a variety of fields These courses offer the students opportunities unheard of only a few years ago Mr Simmons IS waiting for his class of future drivers ln the Driver Education car l O I O 1 ' . , . , . y . u u designed for such students. In addition there are classes in art, band, I ' . Y K Y I Y Y 7 1 - I Y Mr Ritter helps Lharlie Oak demonstrate tumbling in one of his freshman gym classes As we look back over the past four wears we can see that GHS has developed our peisonalities as well as oui minds We haxe not onlv learned how to get along with many kinds of people This 18 1ust as lmportant as The personallty traits that we acquire through our classes and extra curricular activities are lnxaluable to us as adults and may determine whethei we can become a success or failure Left Bill Brown works on a project while Mr Huffman helps another student 1n the woodworking shop Right Miss Blalr explains various cuts of meat to her first year home economics class if not more important than, developing skills in the academic subjects. FAMILY LIVING CONFERENCE Left Mrs Jean Fxnlex Dr D D Dickson Rev Guv Carpenter Reuban Behlmer Dale Mvers Elmer Frenserneler Mrs Ione Overpeck and Mrs Elinor Platt Right Tom Shazer Judy Doeri11ng.,er Marx Ann MCL?ll1hllD Mr Davis Bill Wennlnp, Gary Llndboe Larry Dlckson and Ann Levensteln And bCS1d6S Books Thxoughout the past xea1 the student bodx of G H Q has been entel tamed by a val 1ety ot conx OCdt10HS These conx os max be educatlonal, ln formatlve, or 1ust pure entertalnment We hax e had some that haxe helped us understand what we can do about the D1Obl9Ill9 that face us as xxe be come adults We haxe also been enteltalned bx the Plax shop and sexelal 1nd1v1dual pelformers of sex eral kmds Especlallx the students IH muslc haxe numerous chances to compare thelr skllls xxlth students flom other schools Sex eral students also enter the state scholastlc contests each x ear Band Contest Wmners Rovx I Jo Anne Horne Donna Sue Garner Marcla Headlee Earlene McCreary Nan cx Hull Nancy Huber Judv Johnson Llnda F1 htmaster Lols Lowe Roxx II Mlke Hancock Florena Urbahns Sharen Burbank Nancx Tavlor Judy Robbms Sue K xtchback Mary Ann Parker Vlr mm Alx crson Carolyn Thornbur Row Ill Terrx Mahuron Ro er Rel er Bob Bar tels Marx Ann McLau hlm June Ann Sxmth Pxt Small Glenda McNew Ruth u.llllOlt Curolxn Dxcl-:son Row IW B111 Ellernmn D9llIllS Collins Charles Mlller Mr Nlles w i , ' . I O O I C The students in most of the departments have chances to enter contests -1 v ' 1 ' 1 1 ' I ' F0lllCS Dlrectors Row I Judy Marlow Lois Lovse Mary Ann Mc Laughlin Diana Elder Miss Brooks Mrs Garvey Carolyn Schwendenmann Mary Jo Navarra Ann Levensteln Row II Jared Fogg Larry Dickson Tom West hafer Judy Doerfllnger Steve Goddard The Follles IS a variety show glven each year by the students As we all know there IS a lot of work 1nvolved 1n the productlon of thlS show but a lot of fun For the past two years the show has been on a competltlve basls each class sponsors an act of 1ts own The wlnnlng act 1S chosen by a group of three Judges and a cup IS awarded to the wlnnlng class The Follles of 56 featured each class 1n the f0llOWVlI'lg' acts The freshmen put on a show called Record Rendezxous whlch featured the h1t songs of the gay n1net1es and twenties The sophomores had the wlnnlng act w1th the theme Fantasyland and bullt thelr show mostly out of Walt Dlsney characters The Junlors gave That s Entertalnment a show glvlng you a qulck plcture of some of the greats 1n show buslness The senlors sald Come to the Mardl Gras uslng songs typlcal of New Orleans and a Wlde varlety of costumes lendlng a carnlval atmosphere All the work lnvolved 1n puttlng th1S show on IS done bv the students and faculty of G H S under the d1rect1on of the two mam sponsors Mlss Brooks and Mrs Garvey Helplng the sponsors are twelve student dlrectors chosen by the members of each class Th1S IS only one of the many outslde act1v1t1es 1n whlch the students partlclpate There are several act1v1t1es sponsored by leadlng organlzatlons around Greensburg such as sending representatlves to Boys State and Glrls State Another event that IS xery popular IS the County Youth Talent Show that glV6S the students w1th talent an opportunlty to put thelr name ln lxghts Q Q Y - . , . . , . v 1 ' . . - H . ,, . . . 3 r . za - v 1: , ' ' .1 . me , n - 1 . 1. l . - ll ax - - ' ' - u 9 ' n ' 1 . . . . 4 . , . . 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' r ' I v Left Here are King Merlyn Hooten and Nancy Huber just after the coronatlon cere ony at the Plrate Foot l'JallK1r1g Dance Right Merlvn Hooten Vlnce Welm,,e Tom Bostlc Carl Wllhoxt To Nienaber MHYVIH Colee and Mike Ayers formed the court for Basketball King B111 We nma, Nlck Her nfmn was also a e ber of the court MUSIC makes Frlends Durlng the past year dliferent clubs and o1gan1zat1ons haxe sponso1 ed a varlety of dances whlch hax e been well attended bv the students of G H 9 The majorlty of our dances were held after ball games Most of these dances were sponsored by the Booster Club Durmg the past year these dances have contrlbuted much toward promotmg f1 lendly relatlons betvs een the students of G H S and the students of 11N al schools Othels SDOYISOIIIH, these dances wele the SCIENCE Club and the Tovs er Tree Two ex ents that are fax orltes among G H B ers are the Football and Basketball Plrate Kmg dances The entlre student body elects a semor boy ball season a senlor boy from the Basketball team IS elected Plrate Basket ball Kmg Thls year s kmgs were Mellg. n Hooten P1rate l' ootball Kmg and B111 Wennmg P1rate Basketball Kmg The blggest and most lmplesslxe dance of the vear 18 the JLIHIOY' Semor Prom Each year the Junlors spend several months m preparatlon and fmally on the bu. mght the upperclassmen and thell dates go to the ceremony fO1 the Prom After the dance a full mght of entertamment ls 1JlONlCl9Cl by the Elks Club and the Y M C A The dances durmg the year glxe the students a Wld6 wallets of entex talnment The dress also xaues to any thmg from leues and Purmudas to tuxedos and formals ... In ' - , ' n ' 31 ' x 1 m ,m- 4 ' bs l 7 v U Y F - nk p ' n' 1 n n my L Q. ,K L' A' . 'A' Lv A' Q l T 7 L' I I . Lv I n ak 1, A' on the Football squad who becomes Pirate Football King. After the basket- . . I L y V , ' A Y 1 ' L I . . , , 1 I - . .Y A l 1 ff. 7 ' K 'S . - l Q -V , . xv S l' V L' ' I . ' 1 7 ' y ' 1 ,1 Y 1 ' 1 . kv ,- , f y 4 1 - 1 4 ' ,- 4 ' ' v U . , . 1 ,' 7 v 4 ' . ' ' s s 1 w vf 1' K1 1 ' 7' Lv r A., lv Prom Committees Row I Nancy Morrison, Joan Bate, Lois Lowe, June Ann Smith. Carolyn Schwenden- mann, Mary Weisner, Mary Ann Mc- Laughlin. Marjorie Masters, and Caro- lyn Reed, Row II Katha Robbins, Mary Jane McCann, Etta Jane Tobin, Danny DeMoss, Jim Stier, Nancy Morgan. Carolyn Thorn- burg, Mary Korman, Row Ill Jim Morris, Gary Lindboe, Dick Shut- ters, Don Crawley. Prom ueens Row I Judy Doerilinger and Mary Beth Sprin mier Row II Mxrx Ann Parker and Nanci Pollard Row II1 Diana Elder Judy Reddish and Pat Gordon yk ThlS aerlal VIGW of the sxte of the new hlgh school bulldmg taken by staff photographer Dean Owens shows some of the early ex cavatlons behlnd the old East Blllldlllg Th1s plcture of our present hlgh school bulldlng was taken from the corner of West Walnut and North Monfort Streets The school has been 1n use for almost forty hve years GHS to GCHS Greensburg Hlgh School w1ll move to a new locatlon xuthm the next year Thls bu1ld1ng IS only part of the large scale bulldlng program of the Greensburg Communlty Schools It 18 to conslst of three connected unlts bemg bullt at the cost of S1 400 000 The north un1t a two story structure vxlll contaln the acadermc classrooms The Home Economlcs Agr1culture and Industrlal Arts do partments w1ll be housed ln the east un1t of the blllldlllg The west unlt w1ll conslst of the admmlstratne OHICQS hbrary cafeterla muslc depart ment and an audltorlum There w1ll be speclal rooms for xa1 lous student actlx 1t1eS and a student guldance cl1n1c To make full use of the new f3Cll1t16S belng provlded for the hlgh school students the currlculum w1ll be rexlx ed and expanded Thls along wlth the other new blllldlllgb Wlll help proude Greensburg xx 1th one of the finest school sy stems 1n the state . . . Y. . . .Y . .. K . 7 Y ' Y y. . . a - r . , , L '- . . . . Y . ' 9 9 v ' . . . . Y Q. , . . . . V. . . . . Q . . v. v . 1 ' 's . v . . w . v. . 7. I V . .9n emoriam in-.1 The Class of 1996 dedlcates thls page to the memory ot Mr H E Sherfey who passed au ax Apul 14 19:16 -Ks a teacher of commerclal subJects and sponsor of FPLA Nlr 'ihexfex mll be 1emembered Vklth he has contrlbuted 1n then behalf ln hls txxelxe vears at GHS Thls memorlal IS thus dedlcated to the IUQITIOIX of Mr Shertew hls hlqh xdeals and hls seruce to educatlon w ' ' 1 ' v ' , 14' l Y xv il , I- . A x . 1 ' S S 1' J , A . L. ' lv yi . '. great respect and gratitude by his many hundreds of students for what 1 'kv Lv ' Q -tv . ' tv, 'kv 'K ' . S, Most of all we re proud of our Peo C uf We 'WS mf N5 X210 5?- 6' a Mix? Q 9 s 1 hxs ox Q- Xxyxk , hx' A fm ,.,, ,re 1 Y Q1 . s I'-345 Z v ffff E- 1 U fi' 2 v - - f ' g 6 0 -T LAELADY X S X X' X A vo VNCMT R ,IG h s .x wg ' NN-f jo ' K at Vg-.VA 9' iw fx, Q - x ' Yi Q l Z A famlllar place to find the People of G H S watching the Plrates at another excltmg basketball game And now here IS a glance at the qloup of people who made the school year of 1956 The AdIT11H1QtF3t1OH School Board and Faculty Wlthout them the past year would not have been posslble Next comes the Senlors whose goal vsas finally reached the Junlors whose goal was Just around the corner the Sophomores who are stlll bew1lde1ed about how they came up so fast and last the Freshmen wx ho a1e stlll wonderlng lf they shall ex er accompllsh senlorlty and leader ship of an upperclassman All these people haxe made pos slble a wonderful school year DAQ 7 t fg '-E95 Q, li? 2:0 Q8 Wgiie 7 Wit., W -l X 7 3 CT' 5' P' at f U A ' - :-,x - GX 'r 1 . X J ' luv Q 4 P J 4, g L, , Q tv Cm' l L-hlo ' I :f3' 9 1 t 3 l L l Al , 'A The Admlmstrators Mr Floyd Dax1s P11nc1pal of Greensburg Hlgh School has had 1 very successful School 1n Indlanapolls and attended Butle1 Un1vers1ty where he recelved an A B 1n 1997 and a M S 1n 1940 M1 Dax IS has yxorked at Purdue and Central N01 mal Prlnclpal DHVIS taught at Westport for SIX years and at Bul ney fO1 fou1 years m xkmg, a total of ten yeals 1n Di-3CdlLll1 Countx he also taught fox iixe xeals 1n Hendrlcks County He taught soclal studles elght years and coached for fifteen xeals befole commg to Greensbulg He xx as asslstant coach for hve years He has been 1Jl1l1C1Dll xt Gleensburg fo1 SIX yeals and xx as dCtll1f., punclpal fol sex en months 141 Daxls xx as a teachel for sex en years and txxo months He 18 xxell thought ot bx the st xdents of G1 eensbulg Hlgh School because of the help and supelxlslon he has g1X6l1 them Haxlng, recelx ed hls A P degl ee f1Om Wabash College and hls master s d93,199 f1 om Indlana Umx ersltv Mr Gelald Alexandel 18 vxell quallhed to be ou1 cltx school SUDBIII1 tendent He has held thls posltlon 1n G1 eens bulg slnce 1951 From 1925 to 1923 Mr Alexandex selxed as a teacher and DI'lI1C1Ddl 1n yauous schools 1n Parke County lndlana He xxas Super1nten dent of schools at Washlngton Indlana fl om 1943 to 1916 and SQIY ed 1n the same capacltx at Claxx fordsxllle from 1946 to 1950 Slnce commg to Gleensburg, 111 Alex andel has spent much tune 1n plafllllllg ou1 plesent bulldmg D1OL,1dl'l'l whlch lI'lClLldLs th1ee new elementalx bLllld1Y1gS a lemodeled Jun1o1 hlgh and a nexfx sen1o1 hlgh school ' ' S . . x. V' ' A1 1 'Lv is ,kv rn 1 7 1' I, . Q A I ,Q 1l v 4 ' 7 1. -' - x L K 1 ' 1' ' ' 1 1- 4 '1- . . . . 7 . - , . . w I Y . .1 u . . . , , l v -nv l K1 - v Y Y. - 1 ' ' 1 7--, ' ' x. x . a v 17 . ' 4 1 '7 . . 0 . ,4 1 V K1 l 4 .T K1 D . . V V. i. . u ' ! . '1 , A C n career. He was a graduate of Techn1cal Hlgh g K . . . . .. I . 'V Y. Y Y 1 1 his n x 1 4 . 4. . A1, 2. ' 1-1 . Y, . 1 V. - . 1 v v 11 . I 1 ' v A s J s I '1 .1 1 l 1 ' v I Y h 3 Y K 11 4 l 1 1 v 1 11.1 I 1 1 ' . . .. .L1 1' ' 2 2 1, K1 1 tx' r - -K1 1 wt- . ' ,- 1' ' 4 1 K1 v .1 v l v 1' 1 Q 1 . 1 721 Hurt School Board The School Boald of the Gl96llSbLllg' Commumtx Qchools haxe had .1 pfut Qululx dCt1X6 xedl because of the neu Nchool Ns Ntem bemg bullt -X gleat deal of planmng has been done hx them fOl OLll tutule beneflt Hem ben and 0fflCQ1S of the bOdld mclude Xltlllll NI I xnch Plesldent Louls X Rlcke Secletau Jdmex C' xICLclLlfIl'll1ll T1PiNUl61 ll Lou ell Headlee and Oscfu A Hurt XIQIllbElw Mrs Hess Mrs Hutchmson Mxs Dorothx Gordon and Mrs Taxlor and Mrs Drennon Peek and Skmnx NI1ss Jeanmc VK elsner E 'T is 45.9 I 2 ' 3 fi L ll .1 i 4 H ' . :L 4 sys, ra 5 2' Eff A 3' l 4 - , 3 .n' Q J X , 4, ,sf :I Q ,X I1 X- - 4 ., . , 1 1, gf' N 1 if md I .EE E 1 l . Q3 Left to Right: James McLaughlin. Lowell Headlee, Gerald Alexander, Arthur Lynch, Louis Ricke. and Oscar . ' ' J ' ' ' j ., ' S ' ' ' ' 1 1 ' . 1 v 1 . ' 1 ' - . L. ,. . - N -Aggr i Z, Faculty BLAIR NORMA LEE B S Indiana State Home Economlcs Sunshme BROOKS ELEANOR BS Indiana State Speech and Hearmg Therapy Sunshme and Follies FINLEY ROGER B S A Purdue Unlver s1ty Vocatlonal Agrlculture F F A and J un1or Class FLORA DAVID L B S Indxana Umver s1ty Soclal Studles and Engllsh Tower Tree Quxll and Scroll Booster Club and Senlor Class FROST MARTHA L A B and B A E Hanover and John Herron Art School Art Trl H1 Y GARVEY VIRGINIA BS Butler Umver s1ty Glrls Phys1calEducat1on GAA Yell Leaders and Follles GOSSETT ROBERT AB andMS Butler Umverslty and Central Normal Socxal Studles Semor Class HEDGE MELVIN O AB and M A De Pauw and IS T C Physxcs and Physxcal Sclence Asslstant Prmclpal HUFFMAN ORVALL BS Indlana State Industrlal Arts Health 6: Safety Junlor Hlgh Basketball Coach Baseball Coach and Junlor Class MCCULLOUGH RALPH W A B and M S Indlana Unlverslty Mathematics J unnor Class and Aud1o Vlsual And Dxrector MOELLER ELSIE E AB Franklm o lege Enghsh Cafeterla Supervisor MOELLER R C A B Franklm College Mathematlcs and Chemlstry H1 Y and Sen lor Class In the lunch lme one mav pass Fellow members of hlS class ' 1 , . ., , , . 1 1 ' '1 1 1 , , . . ., ' , , . . . 1 -1 - -1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 , ., . . . . ., 1 1 1 1 ' '1 ' . . . , . . . 1 1 - - -1 , . , , . . . ., ' 1 , . , ., . . . ., ' . . . ., , , . 1 '1 ' -1 1 1 1 1 1 , ., . . . ., 1 1 , ., . ., C 1- 1 1 - , . ., . ., , Y . - U ' 11 ' tt 1 w ' 1 7 I Ir. Faculty MOOREHEAD ROBERT E BS Ball State Englxsh and School L1brar1an NILES BEN B M and M S Unlversltw of Cxnclnnatl Band Chorus and Twelve Llttle Malds OAK CHALMERM BSEE BSIE and M S Purdue Unlverslty Industrxal Arts and Bulldlng and Grounds Supervlsor PLATT ELINOR B A DePauw Latm Engllsh and Joumallsm Latln Club Breeze Qulll Sz Scroll RI'I'I'ER HARRY B S Indlana Unn ersltx Health Sz Safety and Physlcal Educatxon G Men and Basketball Coach RISK GENEVA AB Hanover Colle Blology and Guldance Counselor Booster Club and Students of Sclence SHERFEY HE AB Central Normal Business F B L A SIMMONS EDWIN B S Oakland C1ty Col lege Drlver Educatlon and Health 8. Safety Freshman Basketball Coach SPENCER JACK C A B Indlana Central College Mathematlcs Football Coach and Saplmgs Coach TITUS FLORENCE DELPH AB Indlana Central Englxsh Play Shop WARD WILLIAM B A B and M S Frank l1n College and Indlana UHIVBFSIIY Amerl can Hlstory WEBSTER EVELYN DEA BS Inrluna Unlverslty MA Ball State Typlng Gen eral Business and Buslness Arlthmetlc Treasurer of School Act1v1t1es Fund The Freshmen dld then' part qulte vsell The Chrlstmas sklt xx as realls su ell ,px 'U' Semor Offlcers PRESIDENT Vlrlcent Welage VICE PRESIDENT Wlllxe Ayerw SECRETARY Phx llls Stler SECRFTARX Jamce Wlckene TREASURER 'lom BOSIIC The Seruors at last entered that hnal phase of thelr h1gh school career and took the rem-. of responslblhty at G H S They d1d thelr Job capably and eff1c1ently and are now plepared to meet the chal lenges of the future Part of the Sen1o1 accomphshments could be Flora and Mr Robert Goseett Mlke Ayers Phyllls Stler Tom Boetlc and VIHCQ Welage f 4 f 1 T I ' ' N , . ,. . . . I 1 V -V 1 - . X I 1 ' 'A' S accredited to the help of their sponsors, Mr. R. C. Moeller, Mr. David , . su . . , . . , L . , . D ahve .vii 9 , , . V Senlors MIKE AYERS Entered from Decatur Central 4 Annual Stat! 4 Booster Club Council 4 Student Council 4 Class Officer 4 I-Il Y 4 G Men 4 Football 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 JERRY L BARCUS Annual Staff 4 Follies 234 Concessions 4 I-Il Y 4 Booster Club 12 Football 1 Student Manager 3 DONALD F BELTER concessions 34 Booster Club 1234 Football 12 JOHN THOMAS BINDER Annual Staff 4 Follies 234 Concessions 34 Chorus Science Club 234 Vice President 4 Booster Club 1234 ROSE MARIE BLANKMAN 1234 FB L A 4 Latin Club 12 Concessions 4 Science Club 2 TOM BOSTIC Annual Staff 4 Class Otflcer 4 Follies 234 Bl Y 234 Vlce President 3 Chorus 34 G Men 234 Booster Club 1234 Basket ball 1234 Baseball 1234 Football 1234 NEVIN BROWN Annual Staff 4 Follies 4 Booster Club 1234 WILLIAM RUSSELL BROWN Follies 4 Booster 4 Concessions 4 1 0 1 Z C 2343 Annual Staff 4: Breeze StaU 234: Follies 34: Sunshine Society r 'R Semors .ne DONNA SUE BRUNER lwlthdrawnl LILLIAN MAI' CHRISTIAN MARVIN D COLEE Annual Staff 4 Follies 1234 H1 Y 234 Band 1234 Treasurer 4 Chorus 1234 Secretary 2 Treasurer 4 G Men 34 Science Club 234 Treasurer 3 Booster Club 1234 Basketball 1234 Base ball 1234 Tennis 234 Cross Country 4 BONNIE JOANN COLLINS Entered from Immaculate Conception Academy 2 Oldenburg, Indiana Annual Staff 4 Breeze Staff 4 Follies 24 FBLA 4 Latin Club 2 Booster Club 234 P BRAX TON DEAL JR Annual Staff 4 Follies 34 FBLA 34 I-Il Y 34 Booster Club 34 Football 13 Student Manager 2 PATRICIA ANN DECKLR Annual Statf 4 Follles 4 F B L A 14 Concessions 34 Sclence Club 23 President 2 Booster Club 1234 JUDITH K. DOERFLINGER Annual Staff 4 Actlvlty Editor: Breeze Staff 234: Follles 234' Sunshine Society 12' F.B.L.A. 34 News Reporter 4' Latin Club Concessions 34: I-Il-Y 4' Band 123 Chorus 123. JERRY MADISON EASLEY Annual Stall' 4' Breeze Staff 34: Follies 1234: Latin Club 1 Concessions 34: I-Il-Y 34: Booster Club 1234: Science Club 2' Play Shop 234' Football 2345 Baseball l, and G-Men 34. DIANIA LOUISE ELDER Annual Staff 4 Copv Editor 4 Student Councll 13 Vice Presldent 3 Quill 8. Scroll 34 Breeze Staff 234 Follies 234 Latln Club 12 President 2 Concesslons 4 Tri H1 Y 234 Band 123 Chorus 1 Plat Shop 34 Booster Club 1234 CAROL JEAN EWING Annual Staff 4 Breeze Staff 234 Follies 34 Concessions 34 Science Cluh 23 Chorus 1234 GA A 123 Booster Club 134 PAUL THOMAS EWING Annual Staff 4 Breeze Staff Circulation Manager 4 Follies 34 Concessions 34 Science Club 3 Booster Club 4 Basketball 1 Baseball 34 Cross Country 4 GEORGE G FOGG Annual Staff 4 Edltor 4 Booster Club Council 124 Vlce President 4 Quill dz Scroll 34 Vlce President 4 Breeze Staff 1234 Editor 3 Managing Editor 4 Latin Club 1234 Concessions 34 H1 Y 234 Band 1234 Manager 3 Vlce President 4 Chorus 1234 President 4 Science Club 234 President 3 Booster Club 1234 DX ER WAYNE. FORKERT Follies 4 Concessions 34 FFA 1234 President Booster Club 1234 PAULINE LOUISE 1' OWI. F B L A 34 Science Club 2 Booster Club 2 PATRILIA ANN GORDON Annual Staff 4 Co Business Manager 4 Booster Club Council 3 Quill Bz Scroll 34 Breeze Staff 234 Follies 214 Concessions 34 Trl H1 Y 234 Band 123 Chorus 123 Treasurer 3 G AA 12 Booster Club 1234 Secretart 4 RANDY GRAY Concesslons 3 F F A 1234 Booster Club 123 Senlors ' is 'EI' I 'KK 1 I -wwe? p ' .. , I C ' - 1 . . v . - E' S I - V . I - , - Q . 1 X I . Z . - I 3 1 C . . C I 7 W 1 2 . . . . 4: 1 . 1 'R Senlors MARY ANN GREIWE Annual Staff 4 Breeve Staff 34 FBLA 4 Concessions Booster Club 234 THOMAS GEORGE GREIWE Follies 4 Concessions 34 F F A 1234 Booster Club 234 LARRY FUGENE HADLER Follies 4 Concessions 34 FFA 12 Booster Club 1234 Bas ketball 1 MARLENF L, HARPRING Annual Staff 4 Breeze Staff 134 Follies 1234 Sunshine Society 1234 Latin Club 12 Concessions 34 Chorus 1234 Science Club 234 Treasurer 4 Booster Club 134 Tower Tree Club 1234 Librarian 34 NICK R HERMANN G Men 34 Booster Club 24 Football 14 Basketball 1234 MERLYN L HOOTLW Annual Staff 4 Student Council 34 Treasurer 4 Follies 34 F B L A 4 H1 Y 234 Vice President 4 FF A 234 G Men 234 President 4 Booster Club 234 Football 1234 Basketball 1234 EDITH MAE JONES Entered from French Lick High School French Lick Indiana l Annual Staff 4 Breeze Staff 34 Follies 3 Sunshine Society 34 G A A l Booster Club 234 CAROL JEAIN KI ENE reeze Staff 4 Follies 14 Sunshine Society 234 Concessions 3 G A A 123 Booster Club 1234 Usher l . : . 3 .... 5 4: A 4 '1 A n Baseball 12345 Tennis 41 Golf 34. ... 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' A L Y J u A B : 1 1 BETTX JEAN LILY Annual Staff 4 Breeze Staff 234 Follles 1234 Sunshlne Society 1234 FBLA 234 Reporter 3 Latin Club 1 Conces sions 34 Chorus 23 Play Shop 34 Booster Club 1234 BLANCHE VIOLA LINVILLE Annual Staff Typing Editor 4 Breeze Staff 4 Follies 4 FBLA 4 Concessions 4 Science Club 23 Booster Club 1234 Librarian 2 LORLTTA 'VIARIE LITTLE Annual Staff 4 Breeze Staff 1234 Follies 34 FBLA 34 Latin Club 1 T1'1I-I1 Y 234 Band 1234 GAA 1234 Booster Club 1234 MARILYN MANLEY Breeze starr 4 G A A 12 BOB L MANLIEF Annual Staff 4 Booster Club Council 1234 President 4 Follies 4 FBLR 4 Concessions 34 FFA 1234 Sentenial 3 Booster Club 1234 President 4 RICHARD McCREARY F B L A 4 F F A 1234 Booster Club 124 GEORGE W MCDILL Annual Staff 4 Booster Club Council 4 Breeze Stall' 4 Follies 34 Concessions 34 H1 Y 4 Booster Club 234 Football 1 Bas ketball 1 Baseball l CLIP FORD JOSEPH MENKEDICK Follies 4: Concessions 34: F.F.A. 12343 Booster Club 1234. -N Senlors Seniors KJ? fur-f T' be IRENE C MENKEDICK F B L A 34 Science Club 2 Booster Club 1 MARX AIN N MORRISON Annual Staff 4 Breeze Staff 4 I-ollles 4 Sunshine Socletv 34 FBLA 4 Concessions 4 Chorus 2 GAA 2 Science Club 4 Booster Club 1234 DW IGLIT OTIS VIYERS Follies 34 Concessions 4 Booster Club 13 IVAN NADIING Annual Staff 4 FBLA 4 Concessions 34 Hl Y 234 Secre tary and Treasurer 3 Presldent 4 Band 1234 Manager 4 Chor us 1234 FFA 12 Plax Shop 4 Booster Club 1234 Baseball 4 THOMAS LEIL NIENABER Follies 2 Latin Club 12 G Men 234 Secretary 4 Football 1234 Basketball 1234 Baseball 1234 DONALD DEAN ONVENH Annual Staff 4 Photo raphv Editor 4 Breeze Stalf 34 Follles 1234 Concessions 34 H1 Y 234 Sergeant at arms 4 Band 1234 Chorus 1234 Science Club 234 President 4 Booster Club 1234 NIARY ANIN PARKER Breeze Staff 23 Follles 24 Latin Club 1 Trl H1 Y 234 Band 1234 Chorus 1234 Twelve Little Maids 234 Booster Club 1234 NANFI POLLARD Annual Stal'T 4 Booster Club Council 4 Student Council 2 Follies 234 Student Director 3 Yell Leader 4 Concessions 3 Quill dz Scroll 34 Secretarx 8: Treasurer 4 Breeze Staff 34 Tri I-IlY 234 GAA 2 Plas Shop 34 President 4 Booster Club 234 DONALD HAROLD POLSTON Annual Staff 4 Circulation Manager 4 Booster Club Councll 4 Breeze Staff 3 Follies 34 Concessions 34 I-ll Y 234 Chaplain 4 Booster Club 1234 JACKSON POORE Annual Staff 4 Booster Club Councll 3 Annual Staff Sports Editor 4 Breeze Staff 14 Booster Club 234 Student Manager 2 JAMES G POWNER Concessions 1 Band 12 Science Club 234 Booster Club 1234 JUDY REDDISH Annual Staff 4 Class Editor 4 Quill .Sz Scroll 4 Class Secre tary 3 Breeze Staff 234 Adwertlslng Manager 4 Follies 1234 FBLA 4 Latin Club 1234 Secretary 2 Concessions 34 Trl H1 Y 234 Secretarv 3 President 4 Band 12 Chorus 12 Booster Club 1234 MARILYN U RICKE Entered from Clarksburf' High School Clarksburg Indiana 4 Breeze Staff 4 Sunshine Society 4 FBLA 4 Concessions 4 Booster Club 4 MARLENE F RICKI' Entered from Clarksburg High School Clarksburg Indiana 4 Breeze Staff 4 Sunshine Society 4 FBLA 4 Concessions 4 Booster Club 4 ELAINE M ROSFBERRY Annual Staff 4 Quill dz Scroll 34 Breeze Staff 1234 Buslnes Manager 4 Follies 34 Sunshine Society 1234 FBLA 4 Latin Club 123 Chorus 1 Science Club 234 Secretary 34 Booster Club 1234 Usher 1 DON ARTHUR ROZELL Seniors Wm A-ali Semors 4-5-w 5,7 JLDITH L ROSZELL Annual Staff 4 Breeze Staff 34 Follies 34 F B L A 34 Latin Club 12 Concessions 34 Trl H1 Y 234 Sergeant at Arms 4 Band 1234 President 4 Chorus l G AA 1234 Sclence Club 4 Booster Club 1234 CAROLYIN SUE RYLE Annual Staff 4 Breeze Staff 234 Follles 34 Yell Leader 1 Sunshxne Society 34 FBLA 34 President 4 Concessions 34 GAA 1234 Vlce Presxdent 4 Science Club 23 Vice President 4 Booster Club 234 JOE SAHM Follles 34 F B L A 4 Booster Club 1234 TOM D SHAZER Annual Staff 4 Student Councll 1 Quill 8a Scroll 4 Follies 234 Student Director 3 Latln Club 1 Concessions 34 Band 123 Librarian 2 Chorus 123 Sclence Club 234 Booster Club 1234 KATHRXN F SCHEIDLER Annual Staff 4 Follies 34 Sunshlne Socletv 1234 FBLA 134 Concessions 34 Booster Club 1234 NORRIS WILLIAM SPARKS Breeze Staff 3 Concessions 34 H1 Y 4 Booster Club 1234 Student Manager 3 lwlthdrawnl MARY BETH SPRINGMIFR Entered from Sandusky H1 h School Sandusky Indiana 2 Annual Staff 4 Co business Mana.,er Qulll Ba Scroll 34 Breeze Staff 234 Exchange Editor 3 Co edltor 4 Follies 234 Sunshine Society 234 Recordln Secretary 3 President 4 Concesslons 4 Trl H1 Y 234 Plav Shop 4 Booster Club 234 PHYLLIS JO STIER Annual Staff 4 Quill SL Scroll 34 Class Officer Treasurer 3 Secretary 4 Breeze Staff 34 Follies 234 Sunshine Socletv 1234 Corresponding, Secretarv 4 FBLA 134 Correspondmg, Secre tary 4 Concesslons 34 Booster Club 1234 lwlthdrawnp GLORIA STRASBURGER Annual Staff 4 Co editor of Photobraphy Booster Club Council 1 Quill :St Srroll 34 President 4 Breeze Stafl 1234 Associate Editor 3 Co editor 4 Sunshine Socletv 12 Latin Club 1234 Secretan 1 Concessions 34 Booster Club 1234 MARI ETTA STUART Entered from Elyria High School Elyria Ohio 2 Annual Stall 4 Art Editor Breeze Staff 3 Follies 234 Yell Leader 2 FBLA 34 Concessions 34 TrlH1Y 34 GAA 123 Booster Club 34 ROBERT SWEGMAN Booster Club 34 NANCY L TAYLOR Annual Staff 4 Follies 34 Trl H1 Y 34 Chorus 1234 Twelve Llttle Maids 234 Booster Club 1234 PB L A 4 LONALD C TAYLOR Concessions 34 F F A 123 Booster Club 3 KENINETH F VOGEL I INCENT WEL AGE Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 34 President 3 President 4 12 4 Basketball 1234 Baseball 234 Tennis 234 Cross Countn Follies 34 F B L A 4 Concessions 34 G Men 234 Booster Club WILLIAM IVENNING Annual Staff 4 Adwertlsln, Editor Student Council 234 Treasurer 3 President 4 Class Officer 3 Vlce President Latin Club 123 Treasurer 3 Concessions 4 H1 Y 2 Band 12 G Men 34 Treasurer 4 Booster Club 1234 Basketball 1234 Baseball 224 Tennis 4: Golf 34: Cross Country 4. SCHIOFS Sr' vxf I Semors if To entertam us were Hadler and Brown, Two Senlors who were qulte successful clowns TOM WESTHAFER Annual Stall 4 Booster Club Council 2 Breeze Staff 4 Follies 34 FBLA 4 G Men 34 Booster Club 234 Football 1234 Bas ketball 1234 Baseball 14 JANICE K WICKENS Annual Stall' 4 Student Council 14 Quill dz Scroll 4 Breeze Staff 23 Sunshine Society 1234 Corresponding Secretary 2 Vlce President 4 FB LA 34 Latin Club 123 Concessions 4 Science Club 2 Secretary 2 Booster Club 1234 CARL R WILHOIT Hi Y 4 FFA 123 G Men 234 Vice Prebldent 4 Booster Club 14 Football 1234 Basketball 1234 Baseball 1234 Golf 34 Cross Country 4 BETTY ANN WONN Annual Stall 4 Breeze Stafl 34 Follies 234 Sunshine Society Trl I-Il Y 234 Band 1234 Llbrarlan 4 G A A 1234 Secretary 4 Booster Club 1234 DORIS E WONIN Annual Stafl 4 Breeze Staff 234 Follies 234 Sunshine Society 34 FBLA 34 Recording Secretary 4 Latin Club 12 Conces sions 34 Trl I-11 Y 234 Vice President 4 Band 1234 Science Club 4 Booster Club 1234 DOIN R ZAPFE Annual Staff 4 Breeze Staff 4 Follles 34 Concessions 4 Y 4 Science Club 4 Booster Club 1234 Basketball 1 Moon Over Mlaml was our Prom them , Here are four and half txred workers who helped wlth the scheme U 1 34g F.B.L.A. 34, Treasurer 4: Latin Club 123 Concessions 34: Y Y : 1 : Q H1- fl H V u ' -n L, e 2 ' , I J 2 I n. X enior warcb GLORIA STRASBURGER BILL NVENTNIING DAR C1t1zensh1p Award Elks Most Valuable Student Award Elks Most Valuable Student Award CSen1or Boyb 6Sen1or G1rlJ 13 1-any 'bfw' 'ww 00 Q0 MIKF AYERS NIFRLX N HOOTEN CARL WILHOIF 1921 Athletlc Au ard LIONS Most Valuable Play er Au ard Vlctory All Sports Aw ard QBasketballJ iFootballJ Y . l - . . . , , . V ,,,., t ,L I ' ' I - M , ix s , ,t Q my 0 V . o , 0 5 'D - 1 w Y ' ' J L A J C .lx L Han Hoon Ox Ll xllflml Xllhlll Humax .md hh lox elx xufe Thlee qtoogex Go NI111 Co Camela Ku Rofulng :J m Ge Coulff Iffulgelfllll H lX 1 uk VS h1Ch tu IH hax the Tom 44 1' ,x I av li , L ,va sc Z I yu ac t w : u . :LA ,A,A 'I -v- cz ' ,A - ln K 1 :-v .1.- h . V . ., 4 . 4. rx f Gs 1 v nur v 1 I . u , ,' - ' r---a 75-D U , . v. I l - . '- 1 v Y' 77 ..1- ' 1 nn, 4 .. .- 4- , '----..,,,,,, Xml ue xm1kul N11 hf11dm1 pl N X Llstll s 1.11 X011 1111.111 hc lx U01 1 f I UXAX Wk ixl N IAN JU L Lme 1111111 Ulltfl 1 u fths11tl1e11xu11t1 ' ' 11151111 I .1111 .11 N C 1111111 frdllf. .1 Hgh 1 ,. Q A A B! 2, -Y 2 r 2 f E 3 Ny. hi, fs ' I 1 I 5' ,iff '01 .I '. ' NWI' I' ' -- 5 'I 2- U the right way. A N12 I- 'QU' I l1.'l ft .'l 1'!v1 ' It Us A111 1 'A-11111511 1 ' ' ' V v.'f H ' . . 4 W ff If -A101 f f ' ,uf M' unior Class President-Dick Shutters Vice-President-Gary Lindboe Socrctaryw Katha Robbins Treasurer-Nancy Morgan Junion Class Officers were quite the trick Gary, Nancy. Katha, and Dick. JACKIE ACRA ARTHUR AMRHEIN JOANNE BATE ROBERT BAYLIS TOM BEESON JIM BILTZ ERMA BLACK RUSSELL BLANFORD KENNETH BREWER GENE BROWN SHIRLEY BRUNE MARLENE BRUNER STEPHEN BUENING TOM BURKHART ANNA JO COLLINS DENNIS COLLINS RICHARD COLLINS VIRGINIA COLLINS DON CRAWLEY DIANE CURTIS NORMAN DAVIS DAN DeMOSS CAROLYN DICKSON GLENDA DOWNFY ROSALYN FELDMAN JOAN FISHER BILL FISHER KAY I'OGG RUTH FRENSEMEIER FORREST GOODWIN SHARON GORDON! PATRICIA AINN GREIWE MAX GRIMES LARRY HALLIGAN PI-IYLLIS HARDEBLCK NORMA HARMON 3 ? .Y 1 5 ff .f . .v 1 Q ' 3 . 44 ' J- , E 'V I I ' -:.-4:55 ,f I, ,L ,,3,,,. K GARY HARTWELL CARL HELLMICH PAUL HOLTZLIDER DON HOWARD PATRICIA HUTCHINSON SHERYL JONES MARY ELLEN KESSLER JOHN KIRTMAN MARY KOHRMAN DALE KOORS HAROLD KRAMER AARON LAIRD GARRY LINDBOE JOE LINGER BILL LOGAN LOIS LOWE CARLOS LUKEN JERRY MANN MARJORIE MASTERS PATRICIA MILLER WILLIAM MILLER CHARITY MITCHELL TONI MITCHELL NANCY MORGAN JIM MORRIS NANCY MORRISON VIRGINIA MCCARDLE NEAL MCCARTY CURTIS MCCREARY MARY JANE MCKAHAN DAVID MCLAUGHLIN MARY ANN MCLAUGHLIN THURSA NASH BETTY NIEMAN LONDALEA OSBORN JACKIE POWELL MARVIN RATHBURN CAROLYN REED INIARILYN REED MYRON RICKETTS PAULA RISK KATHA ROBBINS PAUL RUDOLF CHARLES SALLEE ROSE MARY SCHOETTMER NORMA SCHROEDER CAROLYN SCHWENDENMANN DICK SHUTTERS PAT SMALL JUNE ANN SMITH VVAYNE SPRINGMEYFR SANDY STEGNER RJTH STILLE JERRY TAYI OR CAROLYN THORNBLRG ETTA JANE TOBIN JIM TOMPKINS SHARON VANOSDOL BETTY VEERK AT IP OWEN STONEKING SOPHUMUHE ,,,,,fmv , ,an 4 V ' - I .-.-:- E ::::::::::: E V' 2, f -'Wiz : ' V 5 A if P ' za , ,2 ' if U AZV, ,. .,:,, . A, ,, . ' 3' MH , I V, CHRIb nw ERNsI'1b - 9 W '4' -5.5541-. ff :-. ..., -. . . Q -- A ' ' f , :- 1L JOYCE FISHER ANNA MAE FOREMAN DOROTHY FOSTER LUCILLE FOWL JOAN GARRETT ROSITA GATES Ros:-:LYN GENTRY KARL GRIFFIN TOM HARROLL DICK I-IEGER MARK HERMANN .TERLYN HITE JIM HOLLIN NANCY HUBER JUDY JOHNSON SHARON JONES IRENE KAPPES BILL KESSLER BARBARA KETCHEM DONNA KLENE ROBERT KLENF DAVID KONNERSMAIN FREIDA KRAMER SUSAN KUTCHBACK ANN LEVENSTEIN PI-IYLI IS LINKMEYER TOAN MASTERS JIM MEREDITH CHARI ES MILLER LEO MILLER BEVERLY MISIAK JANET MUCKERHEIDE DENNIS MURPHY LARRY MCCARTY ROBERT MCFALL GLENDA MCNEW MARY JO NAVARRA NANCY NELSON BETTY NOBBE WALTER NOBBE TERESA O MARA CHARLES OWENS CHARLES PE PERS JIM PHII LIPS btampede, Pen uxual IId11Jl1Y1glN1Il the mr The lunch line creates a wild I ' 1. In qtudv hall at noon, before our classes, It all the GHS Lido and lessee TOM PORTER RUTH ANN REED PAUL RICH JUDY ROBBINS ROY ROBBINS DORIS SALLEE MICKEY SHEETS BARBARA SIEFKER MARY JO SMITH VIRGINIA TEITSORT SHARON TEMPLETON RICHARD TROXEL WILLIAM WELLS BONNIE WERNER JOHN WESTHAFER DAVID WILEY RUTH WILHOIT PHYLLIS WONN WILLIAM KLENE DOROTHY VANDERPOHI ANN ACHER SHERRY ADAMS KAREN BARNES ROBERT BARTELS KAREN BEAGLE TOM BERTRAND CHARLENE BINDER MERLYN BLANFORD JOYCE BLEILE ROBERT BODE KAREN BORDEN LARRY BROWN MARJEAN BRUNE SHARON BURBANK ROBERT BURLKHART WILLIAM BURKHART BETTY BURNS JOHN CARNEY L v I S r I NATHAN CHRISTINE JAMES CLARK JUDY CLARK BONNIE COLLICOTT NANCY COOK DARRYL CRUSER ELDRIDGE CURRY RALPH DAYHUFF LINDA DEARMOND DUANE DRAPING MARGARET DRENNEN JACKIE ERNST RANDALL EVANS LEWIS EWING BRUCE FARTHING RICHARD FEIST ALAN FLINT JARED I-'OGG DONNA GARNER VIRGINIA GILBERT LARRY GODBEY STEPHEN GODDARD MARILYN GORDON BETTY GREIWE CHARLES GREIWE DONALD GREIWE JOANN GREIWE MIKE HANCOCK CHARLES HARDEBECK MARLYS HART MARCIA HEADLEE DON HERBERT MAXINE HESS BEVERLY I-IESSLER JO ANNE HORINE JOE HUGHES NANCY HULL JACKIE HUNTER DELBERT IINIEL CHERIE INNIS ILENE JACKSON NORMA JACKSON WILLARD JACKSON JACKIE JOHNSON The Plrate Klng Dance xx he1 e Hooten w as crovn ned, Was loads of fun as we all found 1 v . 1 f . . 1 ,ns 19 f-rf W A mllx was held betole the game, To help the Plrates Eplmd then fame RALPH JONES SHELBY JONES RAY KESSLER ELIZABETH KETTERMAN ARI' KIRTMAN ARLENE KLENE RONNIE KLENE JOHN LAND BARBARA LAWS BOB LAWSON JUDY LINDBOL WYONA LINVILLE PAUL LUKEN PEARL LU'1ES TERRY MAHURON LINDA MANLEY JON MARLIN IUDY MARLOWE CAROLYN MASTERS TOM MENKEDICK BOB MEYER JANICE MILLER MARVIN MILLER MARY MITCHELL JOHANNE MISIAK ROBERTA MOCK PAUL MORGAN PAT MOZINGO EARLENE MCCREARY RUTH MCKELL GAYLE MCLAUGHLIN PAT MCLAUGHLIN BILL NASH NANCY NEWELL PAUL NIENABER CHARLIE OAK JOE OI IGER KAREN POWELL GERALD POWERS JOHN PRESTON JEAN REDMAN ROGER REIGER CARL RIGBY VS, ILLIAM SCHICK DAN ID SCHROEDER FRANCES SCHWIND -my 5' LINDA SHUTTERS PHYLLIS SIEFKER PATRICIA SKOTZKE NIARILYN SINIITH JAMES SPARKS WARD SPARKS JOHN SPRINGMEY ER BERTHA STUART GLADYS SWANGO JUNE TAYLOR MARIAN TAYLOR SALLY TICHENOR LINDA TOMPKINS DANIEL TONEGAS LOIS VANOSDOL RONALD VANOSDOL CLARENCE VEERKAMP THELMA WARREN SHARON WAMSLEY 'iggv' MARCIA WELLS DOROTHY WESTHAFER ROBERTA WICKENS KATHLEEN WILLIAMS NOLAN WILSON ROBERT WINKLER RICHARD WISE TOM WOODFILL MM it I - ea, CARL WRIGHT MARTHA ZOELLNER DAVID YORK George s Cdl made 11 hue Plmte shlp Sex emi G H S els rlsked th 11 ln es to make the tllp The com Os xx 61 e su ell, and sometlmes funnx, But best of .1ll,thex cost Us no monex W' F1 ...vw- if 'F vu We partlclpate ln ACt1V1t1CS ff N N ,YQ Q f 3,6 F3270 SZ QQ I K A . . . O . 3 , X 1 Q N f Q 'N 5, I-L - 4' . . N VAI' A lf., , f , h A, Q . ' if ' S , K -la L, 1. 'Q 1: f i x il I N x 1 4 . b 1 -IH n A pep sesslon 1n the assembly on Fr1day mornmg 1ust one of our many HCtlVltl6S It 1S true that the academ1c Slde of school hfe should come first but a hlgh school should be more than Just thlg ACtlVlt19S can be ve1y helpful 1n the preparatlon of students to be useful c1t1zens The leadershlp tramlng and the workmg wlth other per sons are xery valuable tralnlng to be calmed on er lnto later llfe Th1s 13 the best explanatlon for the nlneteen V21I'lOLlS clubs coun C1lS pubhcatlon staffs and muslcal orqamzatlons of Greensbur Hlgh School Although a few of the members of these '1LtlWltl8S are partlclpants only for the publ1c1ty lm olved most of th In axe fx l knnun 5ocK HOP T0N'1'e-kay f .. P N fl px CN if L x, X Q 8 who active because of the experience to he gained. y M K X I 1. ' 1 , I , 2-,L f . f. 2 V V 0 QQ u 1' . 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I v 2- bd . 5 X Tj l -Q I MAB s X5 X 9 . l Row I Left to R1 ht Lols Lowe Merlxn Hooten Mxke Ax ers B111 Wennm Row II Jared Fogg, Kay Fog Row III Barbara Slefker Delorxs Masters Exrlene McCrea1'x Carolx 11 Mxsters Cfmrolx I1 Schewendemann J Anne Horne Pat Skotzke Janlce Wxckens Larry D1ckson Student COUHCII The Student COLlI1Cll was fust 01g'dH1L9d IH 1938 39 The hrst 06-10818 bemg Lam Tetr1ck p1'es1dent John Hall x1ce D19S1d6Ht, Jecuvnettc Rutherfmd, SGCl9td1X, and Pat11c1a NI1e1s t1QdSL11Q1 mote 41 ClON61 1elf1t1o11sh1p betxx eco thc student bodx The Qtudent C UllllC,1l C.0l'lStltLlllOIl p1ox1des that the lJ6fIlI1lfllIl.SI ot the school 1 efu, membcls 11111 be elected hom each home 100m and that the offlcers shall conslst of plesldent x ICQ P1681 dent, secletexrx cmd t1cf1su1e1 The Dlfbllltllt must alv axs be 41 11111101 Ol sen1o1 the Nefu he takes OfflCQ Members fue elected on thc bdsm of abllltx l6dd91Sl'1lIJ tfuxness .md othel qu 11 1t1es of good c1t1Lensh1p COLlDC1l and hnfxnccd ln some plowcts uhlch DIOX 1de monex 1o1 th1s IJUIYOSK 1 Mus IS the SDUIINOI .md thc otllccl to1 1s xefu Ale I1ll Vltlllllllg p1cs1cc11t 1' A1e1s, 11cep1es1de11t l,o1s Love, scc1ctf11x and XIe1lxn Hooten t1cf1s111c1 l ' , ' , z . j 2 , 4 j , O- v' . v' - 4 Y' - 1 , I 1 ' -. . 1' 1 . -' v 4 L1 A 4 f .Lv - . f-' ' A ' 1'-Y ' Uv, . -L, ' . 'f ' - sky. . 1 :Z A The purpose of the Student C'o1,111cil is to pro- Assembly 1J1'OQ,'1'2iYl1S are put on lay the Student . ' ' - .. . . ,.L. th-i, 'Y . . ..? 3' 'l ' ' .hull 2 Blk? X blue C on 1 uhlte background for iolor Nlght nas one of the manv prolccts of the Boostel Llub this war Booster Club The Loostel Club has ull members whose pulpose 18 to back the Pnates Dllflllg' the coulse of the xeal lt has sponsol ed dances, pep sesslons, and ple game f9dtLl16'S Thls club also detelmlnes the seatlngf auangement 1n the xell block sf-3Ct10ll Row I Left to R1 ht co operatlon, not onlv amonq the members, but mth the cheer leaders, the coaches, and the P1rates themselx es Rlsk and Wh Flora Presldent Pob Xian Fogg, secretalv Pat The sponsors ale Mlss The offlcers are as follows hef x ICC p1es1dent Mlstx Judy Dans Marx June McK11mn Ann Lewensteln Tom Woodfill Judx Lindboe Roberta Mock Rflvl II JTCKIG Ac '1 Rosxlxn Feldnmn Misu Fo Nancx Mor an Pat Gordon Bob M'm1xef Miss Risk Row lll Mr Flora Marx Wexsner Don Polston John Westhafer Mike Avers Karen Beagle Nancx Pollard Ann Acher 7-.f,...H if l l f X 1 2 'A , .I , Q v . . ' .. o Y . - ' 1 .Y t, L, Lv , , S N I. ,J I - These tl'11I'lg'S have been accomplished through Gordon: treasurer, Nancy Morgan. 2317,-fif H 4f 2 Row 1 Left to Right Gloria Strasburger Jackson Poore Diana Elder Pat Gordon lNevln Brown 'vlary Beth Sprlngmier Mari Etta Stuart Judy Doerfllnger Judy Reddish Dean Owens Jerry Barcus Don Polston Ivan Nading B111 Wennlng Nancy Pollard Misty Fog., Mr Fgora Row I Betty Ley Pat Decker Mary Ann Grelvse Carolyn Ryle Betty Wonn Phyllis Stler Carol Ewmg Elaine Roseberry Doris Wonn Janice Wlckens Nancy Tavlor Edith Jones Judy Ros7ell John Binder Tom Bostlc Paul Ewm Row III Loretta Little Kate Scheldler Carol Klene Marilyn Manley Blanche Llnvllle Marv Ann Morrison Marlene Harprtng Rose Marie Blankman Tom Shazer Don Zapfe Mike Ayers Marv1nColee Tom Westhafer George McDlll Merlvn Hooten Robert Manllef Vincent Welage Jerry Easley Norris Sparks The Tower Tree Before we tell you about the other organlza tlons 1n G H S the Tower Tree staff wants to explain the productlon of our book Flrst of all the person ywho kept the wheels turnlng was our adxlsor Mr Davxd Flora The edltor was llfT1Sty Fogg' and co buslness managers were Mary Beth Sprlngmler and Pat Gordon The other staff heads were Judy Doer fllnger ACtlVltl8S Editor Judy Reddlsh Class Edltor Jack Poore Sports Edltor Marv Etta Stuart Art Edltor Dlana Elder Copy Edltor JHHICQ Wlckens Proof Reader Blanche Lln vllle Typmg Edxtor, Dean Owens and Glorla Strasburger, Co photography Edltors B111 Wennlng Adxertlsement Don Polston Clrcula tlon Manager The heads of the staffs are the only names mentloned but many other people contrlbuted much to the success of thls year book Thls year there were several major ch tnges 1n the book We thlnk that they are for the best and hope all of the other students feel the same way In order that the flnlshed product can be more fully appreclated we ll gne you a sketch of the varlous assembly l1nes Flrst of all we had to lme up subscrlbers for no yearbook can 9XlSt Wlthout a bank roll The ilashbulbs of Dean and Glorla started popplng and we were knee deep ln plctures To keep the book out of the lllltefate class storles had to be wrltten and plctures ldentliied Taklng all the facts lnto conslderatlon vse can only hope that w1th the ald of the 56 annual G H S w1ll be remembered a llttle better ln 76 We hope that you the readers haxe emoyed thlS annual and we xx ould llke to wlsh the staff of 1957 good luck and as much pleasure as thls year s staff has had l I D v ' I A 1 1 , 1 . 1 1 1 - , ' - , 'gf V . , V . . . . , . 1 1 ' . - 1 1 v - 1 S- - 1 v 1 V 1 . 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II Doeriilnger Diana Pat Gordon Mary Erma Black Lols Loyye Mary Ann GTSIVLC Bettv Wonn Marx Ann Morrlson Carolvn Ryle Edith Jones Doris Wonn Judy Roszell June Ann Smith Nancy Morrlson Nancy Morban Norma Schroeder Joann Bates Thursa Wash Je rx Easley RON III Jackson Poore Donald Mexer Marx Ellen Kessler Blanche Lmxllle Marilyn Manley Tom Harroll Phyl Stier Carol Klene M xrlene Harprln Marllvn R1 ke Rose Marie Blankman Marlene Ricke Jackie Aera Mary Jane McKahn Rosalxn Feldman Carolyn Thornburg, Londa Osborn Katha Robbms Diane Curtis Don Zapfe Jerrx Barcus The Row I Richard Felst Delorls Masters Sharon Templeton Chrxs Ann Ernstes Phvllls Wonn Linda Fl ht master Judy Johnson Beverlx Mlsxak Ann Lexenstenx Ruth Wxlhoxt Jovce Blelle Mike Hancock Rovy Marcia Wells Donna Klene Jared Fo Terrx Mxhuron Jerlxn Hlte Judy DRYIS Barbara Slcfker Ronnie VanOsdol Mary Jo Navxrra Arlene Klene Jo Anne Horne Ruth Ann Reed Stephen Goddard Row III Ross Brown J McCarty Sherry Adams Ann Acher Judx Lmdboe Larry Dxckson udy Mxrlow Tom Bertrand Ronnle Klene Carolyn Masters Dottie Westhafer Lxrrx I Y fl' - .K 1' 1 .9 , , I I gi ' ' ' ' 'K - f - - . - 2' 9? . 4 ' 1 - A E 4 W Lf' I -4-'Y bil.. u , . i Y I ' R fx, 4, 1 x 3 . ,' ' S 4 . - . - ' S V V ,' v ' , , .' 4 , V . .J A . . 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X' Q . ,v W ROW I LEFT T0 RIGHT I, M?VgA.,,, i . are Phyllis Stler Mary Ann McLaughlin Ruth Frensemeler Pat Gordon Diana Elder ROW Il Mrs Eglflor Platt Mlstv Fo 5, Glorla Strasburger Nancy Pollard Mr David Flora ROW Janice Wlckens Elaine Roseberry Mary Beth Sprm mler Tom Shazer Judy Reddish u1ll and Scroll Qulll and Scroll li a 1ou1nal1St1c organlzatlon and IS the only honorary soclety 1n Gleensbulg Hlgh School To be Gllglble fox membelshlp 1n Qulll and Scroll, a student muet be a 1un1or or senlor and 1n the upper thlrd of hlS class They must haxe done some outstandmgz work on elther the Breeze or the Tower Tree He must be recommended by a faculty adVlS81 and haxe a bample of hls work and hm quallfl catlons approx ed by the executlxe secletarv of Qulll and Scroll Every yea1 Qulll and Scloll has an annual proJect, spon soung the Basketball P11 ate Klng Dance ThlS yeal the honorarx IS composed of fourteen members Its offlcers ale Glorla StraQbu1 ger, p1 esldent, Mlstv Fogg, vlce presldent, and Nancy Pollal d, secletary tl easuler The spons ers are Mrs Ellnor Platt and Mr Dax 1d Flola 1. , i R w ' 4 lx x . 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' 1 1 ' 1 Q . , L L t - ' . . 1 , 1 1 Play Shop The Plavshop under the dlrectlon of Mrs Tltus presented two plays thls yeal The DECISION, an allegorlcal drama was a royalty plav xssued for contest work and TllllDS and Two Lxps, a comedy of elrors most of them commltted by the hllarlous hero Tvso partles are planned annually one Welcomlng new members ln the fall ln whlch new members are 1n1t1ated by presentlng sklts and a buffet dlnner to elect new offlcers ln the sprlng Thlrty five members are IH the club, whlch IS headed by Nancy Polland, presldent, Tom Porter, VICE presxdent, Lols Lowe, secretary and Ruth Frensemeler, treasurer Jerlyn Hxte serves as asslstant dlrector ROW I Lots Lowe Mrs Titus Nanci Pollard Ruth Frensemeler Tom Porter ROW II Susan Kutchback Tom Mitchell Sheryl Jones Ruth Wilhoit Jackie Acra Mary Jane McKahn Jo Anne Home Diana Elder Phyllis Wonn Sharen L Burbank Marilyn Kay Reed Linda Shutters Jerlyn I-Ilte Mary Beth Sprln mier June Ann Smith Dottie Westhafer Judy Doerfllnger Jerry Easley Mlke Blackburn Bill Fisher Ivan Nadlng Judy Davis Larry Dlckson Carolyn Thornburg Ruth Ann Reed Ann Levensteln Betty Ley U . l l V . Y .. U . u. ,, . l . . , 7 . W U . L v l ' n Y , - - Y w K K v . . Y , ' . ' . l . . . . ' . . . v l . ' . . . . Q ' K ' . . l . w . . l l l . I ' 1 1 . v - 1 v 1 v - u V 1 - ROW' III 1 U Y . D - . I , - i Masq 8 E V 'iw ,,.,, ... . - 3 ' , , , ,, I I , ,V a, I X. , 1 , ... Q, . . Q Greensburg Hi h School Band The G.H.S. band is composed of sixty-six members including four twirlers. They were high steppers at the Halloween and Christmas Parades and gave unique shows at four G.H.S. grid battles. They also played at all home basketball games and produced attractive half-time shows with the twirlers. Highlights of the season were the Christmas and Spring Concerts, National Music Week Concert, Indiana University Band Day, a Chamber of Commerce parade in Columbus, participation in the solo and ensemble con- test at Hanover, and the band contest at Franklin College. Twenty-live selected members of the band attended the Good Neighbor Band Festival in Columbus. The Pep Band, a small group from the original band, plays at all pep sessions. They also play for many civic activities as Well as other school events. The officers elected at the beginning of the year were Judy Roszell, presidentg Misty Fogg, vice-presidentg Ann Levenstein, secretaryg Marvin Colee, treasurerg and Ivan Nading, manager. The band is under the direc- tion of Mr. Ben Niles. Row l-Max Grimes, David York, Ross Brown, Carolyn Reed. and Jackie Acra. Row II-Ronnie Van Osdol, Bar- bara Siefker, Susan Kutchback, Shirley Brune. Donna Garner, Jo Ann Horne, and Mary Ann Parker. Row III - Loretta Little, Lois Lowe, Larry Dickson, Judy Davis, Nancy Huber, Sharon Templeton, and Phyllis Wonn. Row IV - Mr. Niles, Judy Ros- zell, Dean Owens, Ivan Nading, Betty Wonn, Tom Beeson, and Jerry Bruner. Row V - Bob McFall. Johnny Evans, Scott Carr, B111 Clark, Dennis Collins. Marvin Rathburn. and Don Crawley. Majorettes Nancy Morrison. Jackie Aera, Carolyn Thornburg, and Car- olyn Reed. ff :Va Row I-Carolyn Thornburg, Nan- cy Morrison. Marvin Colee, and George Pogo. Row II--Jorlyn I-lite, Sharon Bur- bank, Floronn Urbahns, Ann Lev- enstein. Ruth Ann Reed. Larry McCarty. Row III-Linda Fiqntmnster, Judy Johnson. Rosalyn Gentry, John Carney. Phyllis Seifker, Joyce Bleilv. and Mike Hancock. Row IV-Tvrrx' Malmuron. Roger Reiger, Bob Burwls. Joe Huzhes. Bill Schirk. Charles Oak. Marjean Brune. and Billy Bob Miller, Row V-Bill Ellcrmrrn. Clizirles Miller, Nunoy Morgan. Earlene McCrenry. Nancy Hull, Doris Wonn. and Murcia Hfxnfilmx Row I Pat Small Donna Garner Carolyn Reed Mike Hancock Terrv Mahuron Ross Brown Bob Bartels Johnny Evans Tom Beeson John Binder Susan Kutchback Carol Ewing, Row II Paula Risk Jo Anne Horne Marcia Headlee Dorothy Westhafer Judv Dans Ronnie VanOsdol Misty Fog, Dean Ovsens Iv in Nadine Tom Bostic Marvin Colee Glenda McNew Jerlyn Hlte Nancy Hull Margean Brune Row III Mr Niles Lois Iowe V1rg,1n1a Collins Sharon VanOsdol Erma Black Johanne Misiak Ruth Wilhoit Bob Mc Fall Charles Oak Charles Miller Bill Ellerman Marlene Harprin Norma Harmon Janice Wlngham Virginia Alverson Nancv Taylor Joan Garrett Beverly Hessler Nancy Cook Karen Borden Nancy Morrison Row IV June Ann Smith Nancy Mor an Londa Osborn Sheryl Jones Ann Levenstein Ruth Ann Reed Judy Robbins Joyce Bleile Sharon Burbank Florena Urbahns Linda DeArmond Marv Ann McLau hlln Carolyn Thornburg Marx Ann Parker Carolvn Dickson Kathleen Williams Sharon Gordon Jackie Hunter Marlxs Hart Patricia McLau hlln Maxine Hess Chorus The puipose of Chorus is to pioniote and encouiage bettei singing for the enyoyment of ex erx one with the aim of educat ing people tow aid highei standards of xocal l1te1 atuie With this purpose and aim in mind, the sex entg. rnembeis Ensemble Contest, Christmas Concert ChOldl Contest Cl l0l.,1l Festlx al, Music Week Concert Spline C ontert and entertained XAIIOLIS community organizations Thex sing: a xailetx of sonvs from Drx Bones to classical numheis such as fuigraiellls and Go lNot Fiom Me O God The 0fl'tlC6lN of Choius include Nlistx Fogg, piesldent, Nlaix -Xnn McLaughlin, XICG president Pat 'Small secletarx June Ann Smith, assistant secletaix llaixln Qolee tieasuici and Lois Lowe, librarian The dnectoi of fhorus is Nlr Btn Niles l l of Chorus participated in such activities as District Solo and A1 L1 .Lu kv I Y 4' 1: I kv , ' 14 an Q , H , . 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' s' - 1 S' : 4 K 1 V L. . , A.: .SSS -1 1 -lv:A .sv ' , Q AV- .: The Twelve Llttle M31dS Last xe111 the Txxelxe L1ttle NI.11cl1 lost 11x gulx bx ff111du11 tlon The xacancles xx e1e hlled bx t1x out1 of Cl'lO1llS n1en1be1s The Nlfuds th11 x e111 h11xe made the tolloxxmg 11ppe1111111Qe1 chllNtmdN Concelt xx1th Ll'1OlllN xttenfled H11nox Q1 College lOl solo ensemble contest xx he1e thex l6C61XQCl hut Cl1X1Nl0Il Thex hdxe perfolmed lOl sex e111l clubx also xugh 11 the IXIXKAIIIN Club and Rfunboxx Thex h11xe cllN0 Iltlllflllllilfl lol the xtuclent bodx of G H Q The guls are xx e1111ng x 81 x NtLlHll11lQ' blue x 1 lx eteen ILIHTDQIS xxlth gold 1exx el1x 11ndbl11ck shoex Thlx outht xx 111 xx ell wcepted bx ex 61 x one The gnls of the O1SIdI11Zdt1OI1 are lust so11111nos, X11Qf1n11 Alx emon, Nancx Tax lo1 Wlalx Ann BlCLdUg'l ll1H, and Qa1olxn Tl'101HbLl1g second eoplanoi, Malx Ann Parke1 Susan Kutch back, Cd1OlVH D1ckeon, and Glenda McKexx altos Ruth Wll ho1t Ruth Ann Reed, June Ann Snnth and Judx Robbme The duector IS M1 Ben lN1les 11nd the ElCCOl'I1IJdY1lSt 18 Pat Small Rove I Ruth Ann Reed Judx R.Obb1I1S V1r 11111 Alxerson Nanex T'1x1or Marx Ann Parker Susan Kutchback and Pat Sm'111 Row ll Ruth Wllholt June Ann Smlth Marx Ann McL1u 111111 Cxrolxn Thorubur C'1r01xn Dlck son and Glenda McNew a e 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 I . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 11 . - 1 t 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q ,., 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 - 1 - V 1 - 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , - 1 . V 1 1 1 1 1 C 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1. 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 N 1 , . . 1 , , 1 1 , 1 . 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 A 1 .k. 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 . I 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 K - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 ' 1 1, v A 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 , 1 1 L A 1 1 ' 1 1 1 11 1 1 1- 1 1 - , 1 -v 9 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 T 1 1 '1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' g 1 1' 1 2 1 ' . I' 1,' . l' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 . - 1 1 ' 1 P! 1 2 .' 1 1' ' , . 'if I if P Row I Nancy Hull. Joyce Blelle, Barbara Ketchem, Linda Flghtmaster, Judy Robbins, Judy Johnson, Mary Jo Navarra, Miss Blair, Phyllis Wonn, Joan Garrett, Karen Barnes, Judy Marlow, Jackie Johnson. Row II Carol Fassold, Sandra Aldrich, Janet Click, Bonnie Werner, Anna Mae Foreman, Jovce Ann Crane, Donna Klene, Betty Davis, Marilyn Smith, June Taylor, Sue Bate, Patti Butz, Barbara Selfker, . hl' . Linda De Armond, Chris Ann Beverly Mlsiak, Marcia Wells, Sally Tichenor, Gayle Mclaug in Ernstes. Row llI Deloris Masters, Ruth Wllhoit, Susan Kutchback, Glenda Jo McNew, Bonnie Colllcot, Lois Van Osdol, Frieda Kramer, Charlotte Ashby, Virginia Alverson, Marlys Hart, Earlene McCreary, Martha oellner Karen Powell Ruth Ann Reed, Ann Levenstein, Betty Grelwe, Jackie Hunter, Jackie Z . ' . Ernst, Roberta Wlckens, Barbara Laws. Row IV Janet Muckerhelde, Suzle Dwenger, Sharon Templeton, Jerlyn Hlte, Betty Ann Nobbe, Irene Kappes Roselyn Gentry, Doris Sallee, Margaret Drennen, Donna Sue Garner, Karen Beagle, Sherry M 1 Headlee. Bonnie Chap- Adams,'Carolyn Masters, Ann Acher, Jo Anne Horne, Pat Skotzke, arc a man, Joanne Mlslak, Judy Lindboe, Jean Redman, Judy Clark, Nancy Newell. Sunshine Society Each year the Sunshine Society gives a Cluistnias Party for the un- derprivheged chndren ofilreensburg. Ijsed toys are cohected and distrhyu- ted by the members. The party is giv- en in the cafe-nasiuni of the lngh school. U f ' -.-pi' Row I Marilyn Ricke, Rose Marie Blankman, Elaine Roseberry, Marlene Ricke, Carol Klene, Betty Wonn, Carolyn Ryle, Ruth Frensemeier. Mary Beth Sprlngmier, Janice Wickens, Phyl Stier, Mary Ann McLaughlin, Doris Wonn, Kate Scheidler, Betty Ley, Diane Curtis. Row II Miss Brooks, Sharon Gordon, Ruth Stille, Thursa Nash, Katha Robbins, Carolyn Reed, Jackie Acra, Mary Jane McKahn, Phyllis Hardebeck, Betty Lou Nieman, Rose Mary Schoettmer, Pat Greiwe, Sharon VanOsdol, Norma Schroeder. Carolyn Dickson. Row Ill Mary Kohrman, Joan Fisher, Joyce Fisher, Londa Osborn, Marjorie Masters, Teresa O'Mara, Nancy Huber, Betty Burns. Nancy Morrison, Dottie Westhafer, June Ann Smith, Marlene Harpring, Nancy Morgan. Mary Weisner. Pat Small, Phyllis Siefker, Mary Ann Morrison, Carolyn Schwendenmann. Rosalyn Feldman, Carolyn Thornburg. The Sunshine Society is a state-wide organization for girls. It was started by Miss Anna Wilson, principal of Crawfordsville High School, in 1901. The Rising Sun is our emblem: My Sunshine Girl is the song: a yellow rose is our flower, the yellow rose carries out the colors of yellow and white, and every good Sunshine member always remembers her motto Others.,' They strive to spread sunshine and good cheer throughout the school and community. Highlights of the year include Freshmen Picnic, Initiation, Cheer Week, Tag Day, Preparation of Thanksgiving Baskets for needy homes, Christmas Party for underprivileged children, Mother and Daughter Tea. and Senior Banquet. This year Mary Beth Springmier, president, and Miss Brooks and Miss Blair, sponsors, assisted by Janice Wickens, vice-president: Phyllis Stier. corresponding secretary: Mary Ann McLaughlin, recording secretary: and Ruth Frensemier, treasurer, have directed the activities ofthe one hundred thirty members of the Sunshine Society. H1Y Rowl Dean Owens Don Polston Ivan Nadlng, Merlyn Hooten Tom Beeson Mr Moeller Row II Ross Brovtn Arthur AmRhein Jim Biltz Bill Miller Ken Brewer George McDll1 Gary Hartwell John Evans Danny DeMoss Tom Bostic Row Ill Marvin Rathburn Axron Laird Russell Blandford Lirry Dickson Jerry Taylor Paul Deal Paul Rich Misty Fog,g Tom Porter Dennls Collins Jerry Easley Row IV Larrv McCarty Neal McCarty Mike Ayers Don Crawley Don Zapfe Mike Blackburn John Westhafer Marvin Colee Norris Sparks Dick Shutters Carl Wilhoit Jerrx Barcus The purpose of the H1Y Club IQ to establish Christian standards through the home, school, and community The organ ization consists of thirty sex en members Thex trv to abide by Their officers include president Ix an Nadlng xice president, Merlyn Hooten, secietarx treasurer Tom Beeson chaplain, Don Polston, and sargeant at arms, Dean Owens R C Moeller the sponsor, has had eight years previous experience xi ith the club The club is affiliated with the Greensburg X 'Nl C A Some of the actn ities which haxe taken place this V931 xi ere selling of biacelets, formal and mformal initiation a hay ride, and a spring. dance The H1 Y also made contributions to the cheer fund and foreign education in the United States F ll ' rl l D 7. ' - ' 1 ' 1'k1 A1 ' -K y -Lf. y f ' y the rules of clean speech, scholarship, sports, and living. 4' . A ' ' A sq. 4 1. , Q. Q . 'Q C ,.l ,. . . L L - Trl H1 Y The Tr1 H1 Y, Wh1Ch was organlzed here IH 1943, attempts to create, malntaln, and extend throughout the home, school, and commun1ty hlgh standards of Chrlstlan character The platform for the club IS clean speech, clean sports, clean l1v1ng, and clean scholarshlp Tr1 H1 Y IS amllated Wlth the Y M C A The annual act1v1t1es of the year are 1n1t1at1on, convoca tlons, and dances There are 55 members sponsored by MISS Frost Offlcers are Judy Reddlsh, presldent, Dor1s Wonn, VICE presldent, Carolyn Dlckson, secretary Dlana Elder, treasurer, Ruth Frensemeler, chaplaln, Judy Roszell, Sgt at Arms, and Mary Ann Parker, song leader Row I Left to Rlght Y Ann Parker Row II Carol Fassold Sandra Aldrich Susan Kutchback Janet Cllck Anna Mae Foreman Barbara Ketchern Sue Bate Bonnie Werner Phyllls Wonn Pat Gordon Nancy Pollard Marx Stuart Diane Curtis Ann Levlnsteln Nancy Taylor Row III Delorls Masters Sharon Templeton Virginia Alverson Ruth Wilhoit Phyllis Llnkmeyer Katha Robblns Toni Mitchell Judy Robbins Charlotte Ashby Jackie Acra Carolyn Thornburg Lois Lowe Thursa Nash Joanne Bate Mary Jane McKahan Ruth Ann Reed Sharon Jones Miss Frost Row IV Sharon Van Osdol Roberta Clemons Barbara Slefker Jerlyn I-lite Judy Davis Glenda McNew Mary Beth Sprlngmier Betty Wonn Jackie Powell Nancy Huber Mary Welsner Nancy Morgan Judy Doerfllnger Nancy Morrison June Ann Smith Londa Osborn Paula Risk Ruth Stille Llnda Flghtmaster Judy Johnson Norma Harmon Loretta Little O I 4 I ' ' I , . 3 . Judy ll-oszell, Carolyn Dickson, Diana Elder, Judy Reddish, Ruth Frensemeier, Doris Wonn, Mar FBLA The Future Busrness Leaders of Amerlca IS Internatlonal Ill scope To dexelop competent aggresslxe buslness leadershlp 18 at the top of the 11st of purposes of the organlzatlon Hovs ex er the devel opment of personallty ethlcal character and useful c1t1Lensh1p are equally stressed Some of the outstandlng aCt1X1t19S are a banquet 1n Octobel honorlng new faculty members and new club members Chrlstmas banquet, and a banquet 1n May honormg the graduates who are club members The club sponsors an elaborate svstem of aw ards cash and certlflcates for outstandlng work done 1n the xarlous bus1ness classes Everyone looks forward to the tr1p to the State Conventlon held 1n Apr1l each year at Ball State Teachers College The present club offlcers are Presldent, Carolvn Rvle, Vlce Wonn, Reporter, Judy Doerfllngel, and Doorkeeper, Dlcll Baldvun The club has nmety members H E Sherfey IQ the local club sponsor Row I Ross Brown Charles Owens Bill Wells Dlck McCrear5 Paul Deal Bob Manllef Tom Westhafer Merlvn Hooten Vmce Welage Joe Sahm Bob McFall Bill Clark Row II Bonme Collins Irene Menkedxck Ivan Nadmg, Curt McCreary Betty Wonn Carolxn Ryle Dorls Wonn Judy Doerfllnger Phyllis Stler Dick Baldwln Marl Stuart Bettv Ley Loretta Llttle Judy Roszell Nancy Taylor Row III Joyce Crane Dorothy Foster Anna Mae Foreman Carol Fassold Virginia Alverson Pat Butz Sue Bate Kate Scheidler Marlene Ricke Elaine Roseberry Janice Wlckens Marxlyn Rlcke Mary Ann Morrison Pauline Fowl Charlotte Gottlieb Kay Fogg Marilyn Reed Diane Curtis Row IV Karen Beagle Charlene Binder Barbara Buell Glenda McNew Janet Click Sharon Jones Roberta Clemons Lucille Fowl Toni Mitchell Iols Lowe Mary Ellen Kessler Erma Black Rose Mary Schoettmer Pat Grelwe Sharon Van Osdol Rosalyn Feldman Katha Robbins Rose Marie Blankman Row V Bonnie Werner Barbara Ketchem Susle Dwenger Janet Muckerhelde Nancy Huber Teresa 0Mara Mary Jo Navarra Judy Johnson Linda Fi htmaster Ruth Wilhoit Joan Fisher James Stler Jackie Acra Judy Reddish Pat Small Etta Jane Tobin Londalea Osborn Carolyn Schwendenmann Mary Kohrman Phyllis I-Iardebeck Betty Nieman Joann Bate O I S . y . K S U lr C 1 ' I 'sg I L' President, Curtis McCrearyg Secretary, Doris Wonn: Treasurer, Betty Row I Left to Right Paul Luken Charles Grelwe Dale Koors Richard Collins Tom Menkedlck David McLau5,hlln David Schroeder Don Grlewe Stephen Buening Gerald Buenlng, Row II Bob Manlief Carl Hellmlch Bill Burkhart Jimmy Clark Paul Nlenaber Tom Greiwe Roger Finley Randall Evans Ralph Jones David York Robert Lawson Row III Clifford Menkedlck Ronnle Chandler Gene Brown Sam Hardebeck Harold Kramer Jim Grelwe Walter Nobbe Dick Heger Dvar Forkett Owen Stoneklng, John Springmever Merlyn Hooten Dick McCreary Roy Robbins The Future Farmers of Amer1ca IS an orgamzatlon created for bovs mterested 1n agrlculture as a xocatlon It has as lts objectlxe the dex elopment of agrlculture leadershlp, coopera tlon and C1t1Z8I'1Sh1p Thls club produces modern farmers xx 1th glxes each member practlcal experlence bx IQQUIFIHQ' each membe1 to carrs a prolect of 3.g'I'lCLlltLlI'3l mterest The offlcers of the club are Presldent, Dxal Foxkert W1ceP1es1dent Carl Hellmlch Qecretalx Rlchald Heger Tleasulel Stexe buenmg Repo1ter,James Gllexse Sentmel, Dale Koors, and then adx 1501, M1 Fmlex modern ideas and well versed in mechanized farming. The club Q . v - . v 7 ' . - . t V -' . . ' ' ' Y 9 ' ! K Row I Terry Mahuron Roger Relger John Preston B111 Schick Joe Hughes Mark Hermann Larry Dickson Paul Mor gan Stephen Goddard Robert Bartels Charlie Oaks Neal McCarty Row II Marlys Hart Florena Urbhans Sharon Burbank Kathleen Williams Jared F055 Charles Peters Garry Llndboe Mrs Platt Nancy Morrison Barbara Slefker Carolyn Reed Linda Shutters Judy Robbins Marchla Wells Mike Hancock Marian Taylor Row III Mary Mitchell Karen Borden Chris Ann Ernstes Norma Jean Jackson Jean Redman Donna Klene Delores Masters Judy Davis Tom Bertrand Duane Draping Tom Woodflll Marilyn Gordon Marvin Miller Beverlv Mlslak Jackxe Hunter Ann Leverlsteln Roberta Mock Bonnie Colllcot Linda DeArmond Nancy Hull Mary Ann McLaughlin Row IV Anne Horne Dottie Westhafer Mlstv Fogg, Ronnie VanOsdol Tom Beeson Larry McCarty Ronnle Klene Car olyn Masters Judv Lindboe Ann Acher Pat Skotzke Marcia Headlee Judy Ann Marlow Norma Schroeder June Ann Smith Latm Club The purpose of Latln Club IS to qaln a more thorough knowledge of Roman hfe, h1storV, and hterature, to understand better the cultural and practlcal xalue of Latln and to lnterest other students ln classlcal languages The club 1S a member of the Indlana and Natlonal Jun1or Classlcal League Manv members attended the state conven t1on th1S sprlng at I U The local chapter was ln charge of the Place Commlttee at the state com entlon and Nancy MOFFISOH who serx ed as chalrman of thls commlttee, xx as a member of the state executlve board An lnformal 1n1t1at1on was held at school ln whlch the ln ltlates spent the day dressed 1n Roman costumes In the exe nlng a pltch 1n and formal 1n1t1at1on was held The SlXtV n1ne member orgamratlon 15 under the dlrectlon of Mrs Elmor Platt The offlcers for the club are Presldent, Garry Llndboe, V1ce Presldent, Charles Peters Secretarv, Nancy Morrlson, and Treasurer, Barbara Selfker I ' f ' ' , E l Y 2 I j 4 ' l l U . 4 . l P K v P 1 P ' ffi'f1l1-fvfi if .451 x Donna Sue Garner, Charity Mitchell. Margaret Drennen, Phyllis Slefker, Pat McLaughlin, Lois 'VanOsdol, Jo f - Y v . . . 7 1 ' ' 7 w v D 1 1 1 v L ' - ., . Q W Students of Sclence Members of SOS are strln ln popcorn and cranbernes and preparln other food for blrds Wh1Ch was placed on the Chrlstxnas tree ln front of the school Row l Left to Rlght The Students of Sclence Club has twentx two members under the sponsorshlp of MISS Rlsk All members are lnterested m domg further studw 1n some field of SCIBHCQ Some of the 3.Ct1Xlt19S of the club :ue to sponsor dances, take field tr1ps, and hold 1 Local Sclence Falr The best 6Xh1b1tS af thls fan are sent to Indlana Unlxersltx to the Reglonal Falr Dean Owens heads the orqanlzatxon as Presldent, whlle John Blnder, V109 Presldent Elalne Roseberrx, Secretarv and Marlene Harprlng, Treasurer serxe as the other of Hcers Elalne Roseberrw John Binder Dean Owens Marlene Harprlng Miss Geneva Risk Row II Sue Bate Joanne Bate John Preston B111 Ellerman Marv Ann Morrison Judy Roszell Doris Wonn Roberta Mock Row III Charles Oak Don Crawley Mlke Blackburn Jim Powner Don Zapfe Marvin Colee Tom Beeson Tom Shazer Misty Fong, . 1 . 1 v 7- . . 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D . u Q 1 1 .V Y 7 I v vu V v v I 1 v - HA I l E 2 5 T A 'Y ' 2 , M- , A1 f' A E f ox v ' x , 1 5 1 'iid' ll M Concesslons These J un1or and Semor boys and glrls, w1th the help of thelr class sponsors, sold CODCSSSIOHS at the football and basketball games The money earned through these con cesslons, after expenses are deducted, IS d1v1ded equally be tween the J unlor and Senlor classes Th1s money helps them to carry on the varlous class proJects whlch mclude the Jun 1or Senlor Prom, Senlor Class Glft to the school, and the An nual Sponsors 1n charge of concesslon help thls year are Mr Flora, Mr Gossett, Mr Huffman, Mr Flnley, Mr Moeller and Mr McCullough Row I Richard Colllns B111 Wennlng Jerry Easley Don Polston Jerry Barcus Jim Grelwe Carl Hell mlch Wayne Springmeyer George McD1ll Ivan Nadine Curt McCreary Jr Row II Kay Fogg Marilyn Kay Reed Mary Kohrman Anna Jo Collins Ruth Frensemeler June Ann Smith Mary Weisner Mary Ann McLaughlin Londa Osborn Katha Robbins Mary Jane McKahan Rosalyn Feldman Rose Marie Blankman Joan Fisher Arthur AmRheln Jim Blltz Thursa Nash Betty Veerkamp Pat Grelwe Rose Mary Schoettmer Mari Etta Stuart Marlene Rickie Judy Roszell Carolyn Ryle Betty Ley Betty Wonn Lois Lowe Erma Black Mary Ellen Kessler Janice Wlckens Mr Gossett Row IV Clifford Menkedlck Stephen Buenlng Carol Ewing Pat Decker Marilyn Rickie Mary Beth Sprint! mler Bob Manllel' Tom D Shazer Judy Reddish Judy Doerfllnger Marlene Harprlng Mary Ann Morrison Pat Gordon Kate Scheldler Doris Wonn Phyllis Stoer Mary Ann Grelwe Norma Har mon Marlene Bruner Norma Schroeder Carolyn Schwendenmann Carolyn Dickson Mr Finley Row V Mr McCullough Misty Fogg Tom Burkhart Tom Grelwe Gene Brown Paul 1-Ioltzllder Don Craw ley Larry Halligan Don Belter Vincent Welage Dyar Forkert Dean Owens Paul Ewing Norris gparks Dwight Myers Donald Taylor John Binder Paula Risk Blanche Linvllle Pat Small Mr lora 0 1 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - Row III 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 v ' ' - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Row I June Ann Smlth Rosalyn Feldman Nancy Morgan Mary Welsner Lois Lowe Carolyn Ryle Betty Wonn JHCKIS Acra Carolxn Schwendenmann Carolyn Thombur Dlane Curtis Katha Robbms Rovx II Ann Lexensteln R1 th Ann Reed Karen Borden Manlyn Smith Frances Schwlnd Anna Mae Foreman Rose Marx Schoettmer Barbara Slefker Phylhs Wonn Beverly Mxslak Lxnda DeArmond Jamce Mlller Nancy Hull Ruth McKell Karen Powell Marcla Wells Roxx III Marlvs Hart Lmda Shutters Jean Redman Maxine Hess Joann Grelwe Jackle Hunter Phyllls Llnkemever Barbara Ketchum Martha Zoellner Charlotte Ashby Paula Risk Judv Roszell Loretta Llttle Erma Black Earlene McCrearv Marllyn Cordon Carolyn Reed Toni Mitchell Roberta Wickens Joyce Bleile Sherry Adams Roxx IV Sume Dxxen er Jerxln Hlte Sharon Templeton Judy Johnson Mary Jo Navarra Llnda Flghtmaster Pat Butz Patrlca McLau hlzn Ruth W1lho1t Judy Davls Dottie Westhafer Nancx Huber Teresa OMara Phyllis Sief ker Karen B a le Carolyn Masters Margaret Drennen Donna Sue Garner Jackie Johnson Bonnle Chapman Joanne Mlslak Judx Llndboe Ann Acher Pat Skotzke Marcia Headlee Judv Ann Marlow Linda Tompkins GAA The Glrls -Xthletlc ASSOC13t1OH IS an organl zatlon for glrls xmshmg to partlclpate ln ath letlcs The glrls calrx on sex eral act1x1t1es dulmg the year Thex play basketball xolley ball soft ball tennls and plng pong Thelr act1x1t1es alsn 1nclude svxlmmmg and tumbhng Through the po1nt system a glrl may 62.111 en emblem, letter, sxx eate1, and a state axx ard xwhlch 1s a plaque G A A teaches a gfnl qoocl spoltsmanshlp frlendshlp co operatlon and leadershlp The gnls feature as thelr mam annual ex ent the Plrate Football Kmg Dance On thls dax the nexx members go through lH1tl3t1OIl and that mght the football klng IS croxx ned 'lhls xea1 llerlxn Hooten xx as our famed Football Klng Lnder the sponsorshlp of N111 X7lI'g1I113 Ga1 xex, thls xears offlcers are plesldent, Lols Loxxe XICQ presldent Carolxn Rx le, secretarx, Bettx Wonn and treasurel, 'llarx Welsner The GAA lI'l1l13l6S are fozmmg an entrance for 'Nlerlxn Hooten Pnalc Football Kmg at thelr annual dance . 1 1 I 1 1 1 . 1 . 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N. v .. , L Q - 1 P f Arhleucs L- M KK Q3 pw 5351, 11 ffwpm Also we su por our . , .xy M Q fx U' m Mm -X. , fx.: EN W ff' N , I Q 1:29, XJ M Fx'- Yell leaders Nancl Pollard Jackle Acra Ann Levenstem and Manuella Coy cheered the P1rates on to vlctory Plrates Wm Thlb Game Every Greenbburgg boy goes 1nto ath1et1cs vuth one ldea to Wm for the P1I'lt6S Such has always been the case and thls year ls no exceptlon Al though we could boaet ot no perfect season we could pomt w1th prlde to the fact that the P1rates fought h Il d to the end and golf all of these teams xx ere made up ot h 1rd h htels and good sports X Q 44 QQQQ 1 mf sl 0 M X Xf N' ,Q,X x ff flee, 4 -Sf . . . , uv ' ' ' , If Hx E 3' lm I f win or lose. Football, basketball, baseball, crosl country, tenng um l l RQ 'S A-N .. RW K K x Xl A N W1 I Rl QW 'Q Q Pj P, I J 1 4 K f 1 LI as X3 ,' A l f ., I gg ' ' 'Q K 0 .X W g Q X X gl , Coaches The coachlng staff of GHS conslsts of fixe men Jack Spencer IS head football coach and 18 asslsted by Ed S1l'YlIl'l0IlS,I'Ial'l'y Rltter and Chalmer Oak In h1s hrst year as basket ball coach IS Mr Rltter Hls asslstants are Spencer, Slmmons, and Orx al Huffman Rlt te1 18 also Golf Tennls, Cross Country, and Tlack Loach Wir Oak asslsts Huffman, the head baseball coach Chalmer Oak Jack Spencer Orval Huffman Ed Simmons and Harry Ritter G Men The G Men IS composed of boys made ellglble for mem bershlp by w1nn1ng a major letter 1n football basketball baseball, golf or tenn1s WOFk1HQ' vslth lts sponsor Mr Harrx Tex R1tter are thls years offlcers Mellyn Hooten Presl dent Call Wllholt Vlce P1'6Slfl6Ilt, Tom Nlenaber, Secre taly, and L1ll W8I1H1Ug, Treasurer Row I Left to Right Tom Bostxc Blll Wennln Tom Nlenaber Merlxn Hooten Curl Wxlhoxt Jerry Easley Row II Ronnie Chandler M1Ck8y Sheets Gary Hartwell Marvm Colee Vmcent Wel1g.,e Dan DcMoss Ken Brewer Row III Dick Baldwm Tom Porter Tom Westhafer Dlck He er John Westhafer Mike Blackburn Nick Hermann Dlck Shutters Gary Lmdboe Mlke Ay ers ' 1 1'1 1 1 . 1. 1 . 1, '1 11'1 1 V 1 1.1 1 , 1 '1 ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 '1 1 ' '11 1'1 1 . 1 1 . 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Nlerlxn Hooten 4479 IS just leadx to tackle the Hagerstoxxn ball earner 683 Othtr P1rz1tes 1n on the play are Bost1c 1321 Hartxxell Lon g1oundJ Heger C453 and La1rd Qbelnnd 05101819 Varslty Football -XftQ1 hf1v1ngthe11 best season 1n 1991 SIHCG the tnst G1661'l'SbLllg' team xx as Helded 1n 1947 th1s xea.1 s P11 1tes xx on but once 1n e1ght sta1ts Th1s 1t.C01d does not tell the ent11 e sto1x hoxx ex Q1 SINCE th1 ee of the losses xx exe cleclded bx one touchdoxxn or less The season began xx1th txxo close losses to NIa1t1nsx1lle ind H1ge1s toxxn The f:l1St home ffune xx 1s 1 shut out contest xx on hx Rushx1lle The next txxo home games xx me taken l1x Connusxllle 1nd Batesx1lle both hx 1 xx1de n1.11 gln O11 the thncl 1oe1cl t1111 ot tht sl 1so11 Qpencu s men tound themselx Gs 1111 out 11l1x ed Columbus st 1t1st1L1 x xxxn thou h los1nsr hx one touc xx ll 11 Pll xtcs tolloxx c t11 1x lhlllllf x1cto1x oxe1 F1 tllkllll Glu s 1 stc Q sexson Uxlllfr o 1 tlltll Shxllmxxllln tetm Thus emu se 1so11 1 1 1 ll I ll 1txs xml thtn tc 1n1n11 1 x xx o ls lssls IX Icl I1 ons 111 1111 Il111x lxl . . , . 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Plrates P1rates P11 ates P113t65 P11 ates Puates P11 ates Ayers f33J Porter 6529 and Hartuell 1501 asslst an l1ll1d0l1tl6Cd Greensburg tackler 1n the Hagerstown game Row I Left to R1g,ht Tom Nienaber Dlck Shutters Gary Hartwell Aaron Lalrd Carrx Ll11C1bO9 Danny DeMoss Tom West hafer Merlyn Hooten Jerry Easley M1ke Ayers and Tom Bostxc Row II Charles Owens- student manager Ronnle Chandler ROV Robblns Nlck Hermann D1ck Heger Mlke Blackburn Dick Baldwln Tom Porter Robert McFa11 Sxndy Ste ner Kenny Brewer and Bob Meyers student manager Row III Jlmmy Jo Spencer coach Carl Wxlholt Art AmRhe1n Mrckey Qheets B111 Wells Ed Slmmons assistant coach and Harry Rltter asslstant coach FOOTBALL RECORD Martmsx llle RLlShX1H6 Connersx 1lle batesx 1lle Columbus If ranklm bhelbx x 1lle 1 ' 7 ' 13 Pirates 26 Hagerstown 28 ' . 0 . 37 s 0 -' 35 s 0 ' s 26 S 7 . J 12 s 13 ' ' ' 6 ' ' .r O 1 j 2 CARL WILHOIT MIKE AYERS TOM WESTHAFER MERLYN HOOTEN TOM NIENABER JERRY EASLEY TOM BOSTIC NICK HERMANN Senlors Among the elght semors on the P1rate g11d team three had seen three years of varsity actlon Merlyn Hooten fullback was named to the All Conference F1rst Team Carl W1lh01t and Tom Nlenaber also three year men were named to the All Conference Honorable M9HtlOH Team Mlke Ayers a transfer student from Decatur Central was also All Con Three other semors had played Wlth the x arslty for two years Included 1n thls group were Tom Westhafer Jerry Fasley and Tom Bostlc Waltlng unt1l hls semor year to make hls football debut vuth the varslty was Nlck Hermann I . . . A. y , . , , - . , ' ' v ' ' ' . , , I' S ' , - ference Honorable Mention in h1s only year with Greensburg. . .K y 7 A K Y, . I . . Reserve and Freshmen Teams Th1S year for the first tlme, Greensburg had both a Reserve and a Freshman football squad In the past the underclassmen had formed only one team The more advanced freshmen played on the Reserve squad however The Reserves played a four game schedule, wlnmng two and dropplng the same number They opened thelr season agalnst Columbus wlth a wln and lost the second to Shelby v1lle The P1rates then defeated Rushvllle and closed out the season Wlth a loss to Batesv11le The Freshmen played two games spllttlng the declslons to Rushvllle and Batesvllle Row I Sandy Stegner Art AmRheln Bob McFall Allen Flint Row Il Charles Owens-Manager Merlyn Blanford Tom Bertrand B111 Schick Lewis Ewing Jim Sparks Bill Hamxlton Larry Brown John Land Bill Nash Bob Meyers Row III Jimmy Spencer John Preston Charlie Oaks Ray Kessler Delbert Imel Bruce Farthlng Ward Sparks , . Mickey Sheets, Ronnie Chandler, Ray Robbins, Dick Heger, Mike Blackburn, Dick Baldwin, Tom Porter, V3fS1ty Basketball The blggest nexxs to Gleensbulff Hlgh Qchool basketball fans th1S xeal xx as ou1 nexx coach Haux R1tte1 NI1 R1tte1 came to the Pnates flom -XLl101d xx he1e he had coached sex e1al xe1x Stlfbllf qulntettes He xx as ablx xsslsted bx Jack Spencel Ed Slmmons and Olxal Huffman Ex en though the Plrates had a losmg season fans had much to be 1 loud of The team xx as made up of sex en NQHIOIS and txx o 1UH101s xx ho had n Jt seen much DIQXIOUS xa1s1tx actlon Th1s IONTQI xx as bolstexed bx xl1k6 -Xx e1s a sen1o1 tlansfel student flom Decatul f entl 11 md sex elal sopho The Pnates began then' season lox xxmmng thlee of then mst fou1 games defeatlng Greenneld Rushxllle and Nolth X elnon l'hex had CllODDtCl then second game of the season to a st1ong Nladxson team and then lost to Shelbxxllle and Southpolt the top SCC texm Both xliltllls xllle and Nexx Castle had defeated ou1 Plrltes befole the hohdax s The Hohdax Toulnex xx as held at Shelbxxllle The host team defeated the Puates but G1 eenebulg xx on a txxo polnt XICTOIX f1om C onne1sx1lle 1n the consolatlon game A retuln match xx1th Connelsxllle ln the fnst game of the nexx 5 ear found the Plrates on the l0S1HQ' end Front Mana er Charles Owens and Coach Harrx Ritter Standln Tom Bostlc Tom NISIXSUGT Carl WllhO1t Mlke Axers Marvm Colee Nlcls Hermann Dlck Shutters Garry Llndboe Vince Wela e Merlxn Hooten and B111 VS enmn s ag v 1 , , w s 4. v w v -1 Q Y ' -, v. w , v f 1 1 v- -1 wg iw. Y . v N Q Q v s . w v v l A qv vs, . A-1 ' s . A, 1 L. 1 . 1 K' 12 7 E A, - -. A, - mores advanced from the Saplings late in the season. Lf sy ' ' , S Y' . C A' 1 V . 1 ' tv . w s all I 4 xx h kv ku K1 -v A 4 'kv 1 4 .5 ' ', l- z. .e i- .. ., . A . v , v - ' J . .3 .' ' V3fSlty Record BASKETBALL RECORD Hollday Toumey Pirates Plrates Plrates Plrates P1rates Plrates Plrates Greenfield Plrates Madison Pirates Rushvllle Pirates North Vernon Pirates Shelbyv11le P1rates Southport Plrates Shelbyville Connersv1lle Connersvxlle Columbus Batesville Jeffersonvllle Plrates Pirates Pirates Plrates Pirates Aurora Lawrenceburg Rushvllle Seymour Sectional 4 Burney New Castle Plrates Franklln Plrates 4 St Paul The next two games were both one polnt declslons golng to Columbus and Batesville followed by a loss to Jeifersonvllle The Plrates then sur prlsed a rugged Manual 1Ind1anapol1s3 team and almost scored an upset v1ctory The Plrates then lost to Franklin and Aurora bv blg margins before a loss to Lawrenceburg by one point Rushvllle avenged an earller loss to the Pirates 1n a close game The closing game of the season found the Greensburg team nearly pulling one of the biggest upsets ln the state thls season They lost to Seymour, the thlrd ranking team in the state, by only two po1nts In the sectlonals Greensburg defeated Burnev and Sander ek, before losmg to St Paul 1n the last seconds of the championship game Even though the Pirates had won only one conference game and only SIX 1n all six other games had been lost by only either one or two points The Pirates record, then, was almost the reverse of the final Sf,3.t1St1CS Left Jumping at the freethrow line against an Aurora player is Carl Wilhoit Others pictured for Greens burg are Shutters 1543 Ayers 1323 and Wenning 1233 Right Dick Shutters 1543 tries a one hander from the side in the Aurora game Hooten 1443 of the Pirates ls under the basket ' ' 59 ' so 39 ' 39 ' 61 ' 47 . ' 52 ' 68 ' 58 ' 56 I 62 ' 42 ' 40 ' 43 ' 58 57 ' 50 46 ' 48 49 I ' 43 ' 54 ' 44 ' 45 ' 39 77 ' 60 ' 71 ' 4 Pirates 58 Martinsville 70 Pirates 70 Manual 72 Pirates 76 Sandcreek ' 45 62 ' 52 ' 75 ' 2 . 9 ' 7 . . . . , l BILL X1 EINNINF NILK HERNIANN 'NIERLYN HOOTEN TOM BOSTIC CARL 11 ILHOIT TOM NIENIABER MIKF AYERS 'NIARX IN LOLLLE Basketball Senlors 1955 1956 T 1 111 11191 1111k1t11111 tL11n11 11611 111111t 1111111111 the 111111 NGHIOI 1'I16IN1j61x Thu 11411 thg 111111111 XL 11 1111 thp 1 11s1t1 1111 fOL11 of them B111 1113111111111 11111 Tom N1QI1cl1J81 11e1e 11111911 1 Q11a1ds N11311 116111111111 a1te111f1te11 at Centel and 111111 11d 111111 C6111 1111h111t 13131661 both 111111 1111 11111 l L1dlf1 11e 1111111 1131111111 11e1e 11 1111151 then 111 t YL 11 1111 the 1 11 1 1 11111 16 1 1 1 N 1111111 1111 1161111 11 t111111 11111 C1119 111 111113 N1 1 X61 11111 m 11111111 11111 X 11111 111111 111 11 11111 1 1 X IINLP 11 ELAFE Ron I Ronnie Chmciler Mark Hermann D111115 Ds-Moss Charlle Peters Rov Rob bms Row II Conch J wk Spencer Dxck Heser John Westhfmfer W11ter Nobbe Dave Kon nersm 111 Mlke B1 ackburn Saplmgs Freshmen Row I Steve Goddard Bruce Ffirthm Tom Woodfill Levus Ewm Jlred Fo ,, Manu er Bob Meyer Joe O11 or 1No1'1n W11son B111 Scluck Mer1xu B1 m ford B111 Nash Larry Broun Row III Ch'1r11e Oak Ronnle Vfm Osdol Wxrd Sp mrks A11en F11nt John IIIIIC1 Absent Coach Ed Simmons r. 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Lx , F A Q , I VA . , ,D 1 Left C'1r1 W1ll101I ind Nlck Her mann Right Marun Colee ind Vince Wela e Golf The Pirate golf team was composed of three seniors and one sophomore and was coached by Harry Ritter. They finished fourth in the conference tourney and John VVesthafer was fourth with a score of 81. Left to R1 ht John Westhftfer B111 Wenn Nick Hermann and Carl Wilhoit Tennis Coach Harrv R1tte1 s tennis team tied fo1 fourth 1n the an nual South Central Conference tennis tourney This was an all senior squad Row I Nicl-' Herm mn Row Il Maryin Collee B111 Wernin 'ind Vince Wela e Baseball BASEBALL SCHEDULE Aprll Aprll Aprll Aprll Aprxl Aprll May May May May North Vernon Batesvllle Seymour Shelbyvllle Columbus Connersvllle 3-Southport Martxnsvlllc 10-Rushvlllc 14-Franklm 1956 Row I A very successful season IS expected by our second year baseball coach, Orval Huifman, and hls asslstant, Chalmer Oak The Plrates have sex eral returnlng lettelmen from last years team The team IS made up from a large number of boys who reported to Coach Huffman thlS sprmg There ale nlne seniors and fire lunlors derclassmen to form the Plrate nlne They should be able to provlde the Greensburg base ball enthuslasts wlth manv thr1lls and good games as they moxe through thls year s sch d u e Ronnie Chandler Dick Shutters Paul Ewing Vince Welage Nick Hermann Mlke Blackburn Gary Llndboe Mike Ayers Tom Nlenaber and Mark Herman Row II Larrv Brown Manager Bl11Pisl'1er B111 Wenning, Steve Goddard Jared Fo g., Dave McLaughlln Tom Bostlc Joe Oli er Bill Miller Roy Robbins Carl Wilhoit and Louie Ewing Mana er Row III Mr Orval Huffman Coach Delbert Imel John Land Charlie Oak Ward Sparks Nolan Wilson Jim Sparks Randall Evans Dick Wise Bruce Farthlng David Wiley Mickey Sheets Ivan Nadlng, Bill Nash Mr Chalmer Oak Assistant oac ' 11- or ,.l, 1. eee,e H K, - , ' ' , ' 16- ' e ee,.. ,..e eeoe...... 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