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

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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.

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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

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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 '