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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1958 volume:

Ge 444 nr 1 1 J! ,V w v'O THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS s. .A N -s W' THE ,Q Os, .'x opw 5' A .7 A -.-A , N s Q.. il w x up ' ww! 1 W u uv 1 six k ii bl C . , l.. 0 as 0, A 4 J., 46 in GOP ,-v Tomomzow IS ouk ,,.f if-.. I ',.--17' if i: .Y 5' -'JT' ,,--:I- I + S + rw '4Y ,, x S fl f - X W fx , 11 K - x, A-, lj f 4 IX T- 1 ,.i?-fiyiiamyv . 'Ff ,, 2 Y 4 fog . - ' . 'H J l RX ' xx Mr. WILLIAM B. WARD The grc1duoTing closs of l958 proudly dedicoies This volume of The Tower Tree To The Sociol STudies Teocher, one person To whom we oll owe so much. lNe hove profited much from his unselfish devoiion ond Thoughflul guidonce Throughouf our yeors in Greensburg Communhy High School. IT is with our deepesT groTiTude, Tondesi' memories, ond finesT regords ThoT we dedicoTe This book To Mr. Williom B. Word. 4- ADM INISTRATION Mr. Alexander Being very concerned with the future of young people, Mr. Gerald Alexander, Superintendent of Greensburg's City Schools, has done much to improve the educational system in Greensburg, Mr. Alexander received his A.B. degree from indiana University. Prior to l95l, when Mr. Alexander accepted the position of Superintendent, he served as a teacher and principal in various Parke County Schools. He was Superintendent of Schools at Washington, Indiana from I943 to l946 and served in the same capacity at Crawfordsville from i946 to l95O. Mr. Hedge Serving as an able assistant to the Superintendent is Mr. Melvin Hedge. He served as Assistant Principal during the i956-57 school year and became Assistant Superintendent when the office was established in l957. His many duties in this capacity are supplemented by teaching Science and Mathematics. Board of Education The School Board of Greensburg Community Schools was particularly active this year as it played an important part in the school building program. Members and officers of the Board include: Mr. Louis V. Ricke, President, Mr. Oscar A. Hurt, Secretary, Mr. W. Lowell Headlee, Treasurer, Mr. Arthur M. Lynch, and Mr, James C. McLaughlin, Members. Mr. Hurt Mr. McLaughlin Mr. Headlee 6 . Mr. Davis Mr, Floyd Dovis hns been Principal of Greensburg Corrnnunity High School for eight yerirs rind woe Acting Prlicipol lor seven months, Before he become Principcil, he fought for seven yeors and two nnonths In the Grecnzburg schools. Princrail llurlz, 1: Ui'OQl.,f1lL: of lechnicul High School in lndirin- opolis, attended Butler Universty where he received on I-MB. dee gree in V927 ond on MS. degree in l942, Before Corning to Greensburg, Mr, Dovis tought for ten ycors in Decatur County, six yeors ot Westport, ond four yeors ot Burney. H olco tougltt for fve yezifz He'1dJI'l4s Courty. D-rTng his teoching corc-or he hos tought sociol studios ond couched. Mr, Dovls vvill be well re-mornbered by the students of Greens' burg Community High School becouse of the guidcnce ond supervision he hos given them. Mr. Garner Serving os Assistant Principul is Mr. lorc-n Gorncr. Arnong his mony duties, he helps coordinote the octivities of the school. He received his AB. d-Lgree f:'c'n C:n'r'ol Norwol College in i927 ond his M.S, degree f-'ont lndiono Universty in l937. Mr. Gornar bcgor' his teczching corccr in l9Ql in Boone County ond tought in vorious schools before cornlng to Greensburg in i939 ln l94C he wos ot Con'b'Idge City ond lNi'ichcstcr until he returned to Greensburg in l942. He ossumed the duties os Assistort Pfinciyzol of Greensburg Community High School in l957. Miss Risk and Mr. Hedge Two newly-equipped oflices oid guidonce counsellors, Miss Geneva Rslc ond Mr. Melvin O. Hedge in gl-'rji ossistonce to the high school pupils. Miss Rislc, counsellor for girls, ond Mr. Hedge, courscllor for boys, give the students odvice in selectlng vomtion: ond solving pe:sonnl problcnfs. The sfuderts owe rvony thanks to these two worderful people for the guidonco they hovc given them during their high N school doys. N NX X ra ,-tr' 'JA 1 .Ll l in bbllll, l'011'J-'- Ll IJ I I Y y lilklli SUIGUQL V Greensburg Community High School ' Home-Coming and Schools Dedication Week The week of November i4-I9, 1957, was an impor- tant week to both the city of Greensburg and the High School. In this week we were honored by the presence of the Administration Assistant to President Eisenhower, the Governor and many other distinguished businessmen and women. We dedicated a total of seven educational buildings and a new waterplant, along with other civic improvements. ln making these improvements in our school system there was no federal aid called for, although it was in excess of three million dollars. Among the improvements were modern furnishings, a new cafeteria, modernized departments such as band, home economics, industrial arts, agriculture, etc., and an effective lighting system, Crowded corridors mark Homecoming Week utilizing natural light as well as indirect lighting. On the Fourteenth of November the High School was open to all the schools in the county for inspection. The fifteenth brought school and college administrators. Then came the seventeenth and the formal dedication. The last two days, the eighteenth and nineteenth, were filled by the Industrial Development Day and School Athletics Day. This was a week to be remembered in Greensburg. The Class of i958 is iustifiably proud to have been a part of dedication week. We are also proud to say that the people of Greensburg gave us the opportunity to re- ceive the best education available. Athletic Night The School City ot Greensburg dedicated, on November 17, a total ot seven educational buildings-a new high school, three new elementary schools, a new addition to St. Mary's elementary school, a remodeled iunior high school and a converted school administration building. The tour new buildings, built simultaneously and occupied during 1957, are of the finest construction, and provide maximum facilities, at a cost in excess of i p3,000,000. Dr. Kevin McCann, the principal speaker. The cornerstone for our new high school was laid on October 30, 1956. The building was completed in the sum- mer of 1957. It was used for the first time on September 5, 1957, at the opening ot the 1957-1958 school year. The auditorium was used for the first time in the presen- tation ot Kappa Kapers on October 3, 1957. 9 1x9 Proud citizens attend dedication ceremonies The principal speaker at the for- mal ceremony in the high school gym was Dr. Kevin McCann, Ad- ministrative Assistant to President Eisenhower. Another ot the dis- tinguished personalities was guest speaker Mr. S. D. Den Uyl of Detroit, Michigan, President of Bohn Aluminum 8. Brass Corporation. Superintendent Alexander shows our new school to Dr. Harold H. Church of Indiana University, Dr. Kevin McCann, Adminis trative assistant to President Eisenhower, and Mayor Sheldon Smith. The High School Band begins the dedication cere monies on Hnal night. Madison High School was the opponent of the Greensburg Pirates for the eve- ning's basketball game. Their band played before the game and at half-time intermissions. High School Principal Floyd Davis was in charge of the program and introduced the guest speakers, Mr. L. V. Phillips, Robert Hinshaw, assistant to Commissioner L. V. Phillips, Mayor Shel- don Smith, Reverend George Ziemer, Gerald Alexander, Superintendent of Schools, School Board members, and other Greensburg school principals. Our color guard. also featured during formal ceremonies, stands proudly in front of the new building Homecoming exercises held during the week of November l4, i957 came to a close with ath- letics night, held in the high school gymnasium on November l9, l957. Mr. L. V, Phillips, commissioner of ISHAA, presents talk at Greensburg-Madison game. Mr. L. V. Phillips, commissioner of the indiana High School Ath- letic Association, gave an inspiring speech to all who were present, congratulating local officials and residents on their fine school building achievement. He impressed upon the minds of all how our fair city has gone forward toward achieving the optimum in educational facilities available. Under the direction of Mr. Ben Niles, the Greensburg High School band played the National Anthem, the Storm King March, and selections from the songs of the Big Ten colleges. 10 if '+C cf- , Q3 ,f I ew LOU IS HUDDLESTON Business '1 1- 5 1 K 'H .Q ', . Q: :w 4, -. I 1 1 N ,v., xi 4 ., 1 .X. N fl ROBERT KENNEDY English ,s ,I . 4 J? A,B, Indiana University, 1924, A.B. University of Kentucky, 1950. Ed.M. Harvard University, 1934. sf 5- RALPH MCCULLOUGH Mathematics A.B, lndiona University, 1948, M.S. Indiana University, 1949. ELINOR PLATT Latin 81 Journalism B.A. DePauw University, 1936. BEN NILES Music B,M, College of Music of Cincinnati, 1938, M.S. Indiana State Teachers College, 1952. RICHARD REVALEE Industrial Education B,S. Ball State Teachers College, 1955. 14 1, .lxl 4. . E51 .lf 'Vu 1 R. C. MOELLER Mathematics 8- Science A.B. Franklin College, 1919. CHALMER OAK Industrial Education B.S.E.E. Purdue, 1931, B.S.1.E. Pur- due, 1938, M.S.E.D, Purdue, 1940. GENEVA RISK Science A.B. Hanover College, 1931. 1 1 ,K HARRY RlTTER Physical Education and Health ys lH Indionc: University l95l EARLENE TETRICK Business B.S. Winthrop College, 1943. CAROLYN CLELAND Secretary Student ot Butler University. 4 EDWIN SIMMONS Drivers Training Bs Ooklcrd City College 48 lndxoncx University l954 WILLIAM WARD Social Studies MELVIN SMITH Social Studies AB Franklin College l957 Y 'Q' EVELYN WEBSTER Business A.B. Franklin College, l928p M.S. B,S, lndionc University, l935 MA Indiono University, l943. Boll Store College, l953. DOROTHY GORDON Secretary ELEANOR BYWATERS Speech Centrql Business Cgllegel Indignqp- B.S, ll'ldlCll'IQ STGYS leOCl'lEfS College 2 Q. 5' 9: o 3 9 E A :A .49 Wg, 'Sf'i 5'f -' ' H.. ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I .. I . .-i. : .- ,.'- ' .1 wx.. .7 - . I,I , . . '51, ' 12 ,if : I . . . . ' ' I I 2, 5 51 1 I Q. J '4 1' 3' il I F 'Q 1 ' 1 r I .,.f1'.f J 'I SU! I 4 gn' 5 I 5' , 1 1 1 ' :iff 1' 1' -I , 3 5'a' tV f'J 4 : ' '.': :fI' 12' 13 4 ' 3 4. 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' 1 1 f 171 ROW I Teresa O Mara Mary Jo Novarra Mr Robert Kennedy ROW 2 Mr Robert Gossett Ch rles Peters Cho les Owens PRESIDENT Charles Peters SECRETARY Teresa OMara VICE PRESIDENT Charles Owens TREASURER Mary Jo Navarro The Seniors entered the final phase of their high school career as twelve years of fun and hard work drew to a close, They took charge of great responsibilities and are now prepared to meet the challenges of the future. The class chose as their colors, ice blue and silver, Flower, blue chrysanthemums, and motto, 'Working Today for Success Tomorrow. Heading the seniors were the class ofticers: Charles Peters, President, Charles Owens, Vice-President, Teresa O'Mara, Secretary, and Mary Jo Navarra, Treasurer. The class was under the guidance of Principal Floyd Davis and class sponsors Mr. Ed Simmons, Mr. Robert Gossett, and Mr. Robert Kennedy. 16 Senior Class Officers and Sponsors DICKIE LEE ALLEN Duck Entered from Sondcreek Town Hgh School 4 Follnes Concessions 4 Cross Country 4 Trock 4 VIRGINIA B ALVERSON Jeep A nuol Stuff 4 I-ollres I234 Sunshine Socrety I 23 4 F B LA Concesslons 3 Trl I 2 3 Chorus I 2 3 4 Twelve Lrttle Molds 2 3 Booster Club I2 3 4 RICHARD A BALDWIN Duck Follies I 2 3 4 Concessions 3 4 eoder I Plo Shop Booster Club I 2 3 4 Footboll RAYMOND ROSS BROWN Ross Breeze Stoft 234 Follues I2 A H n 1234 Chorus I2 ooster Club I 2 3 4 o Shop I JUDITH M ALLEN Shorty Entered from Vcnuce Florado I chool Booster Club 4 CHARLOTTE E ASHBY Chorlle Follres I 234 Sunshine Society I2 3 4 Concessrons 3 4 Tru Hn Y 23 GAA I23 Booster ub I 2 3 4 CAROL SUE BATE Susle Annuol StoFI 4 Art E I or Breeze Stat? I 2 3 4 Follnes I 2 3 4 Sunshune Socrety I2 3 4 F B LA 3 4 Reporter 3 Conces srons 3 4 Tr: Ha Y 2 3 4 Scnence Club 3 Booster Club I2 34 JERRY WILLIAM BRUNER Turk Bond I 2 34 Booster Club 34 IW' ' J ' 45 A I 1 I I 5 'P ', V Hgh s 4, r.B.L.A. 4, l I n : I , r . : A - - - 2,347 A I I-H.-Y 1 , : A , p LZ' . I . Gl'f : Student Council Ig F,B.L.A. I,2p I , Yell L 5 y Ig I I ' ' I ' I 1,2. f I ' ' ' ' ' 3,4, F.B.L. . 2,3,4f i-Y 2,3,4f 1 Bod ,,,f ,,3,4g ,,,: ,- B , , , : Pl Y I ' t 17 PATRICIA ANN BUTZ c Follies I 2 3 4 Sunshlne Society 4 FBLA 2 3 4 Con slons 34 GAA l 2 34 Booster Clu 1 2 3 4 WILLIAM CLARK A nuol Stott 4 Follres 1234 F B L A 12 3 4 Concessrons 4 12 3 Booster Club 12 3 4 JOYCE ANN CRANE o A nuol Stott 4 Follles 234 Sunshnne Socuety l 2 3 4 F B L A 1234 Concessrons 3 Chorus 34 Treasurer 4 Booster Club 1234 LARRY LEE DICKSON Larry Annual Stott 4 Booster Club Council 3 Vice Presrdent 3 Stu dent Councnl 234 Presrdent 3 4 Breeze Stott 2 3 Follues l 2 34 Student Durector I2 Lotnn Club 2 HIY 234 Secre cry Treasurer 3 Bond 1 2 34 Ploy op 4 Boseboll Booster Club l,2,3,4 RONALD K CHANDLER Ronnie oostir Club Councrl I FFA otboll 1234 GMLn '7 Presxdnnt 4 Booster Club 1 34 Boslcetboll 12 Bosebolll ROBERTA JOAN CLEMONS Bert reeze Stott 3 Follles 34 Sun :l1I'16 Society 34 FB A 23 Booster Club 1234 HARRY W DAVIDSON Harry Entered from Jcrlc Cen Drl Hugh School Nopoleon Indnono 4 Football 4 Boseboll 4 Track 4 LINDA LEE DlLL Drmples Entered from Greenheld Hugh School Greenfleld Mussourl 3 Breeze Stott 4 Follnes 34 Su shme Socrety 4 Booster Club 4 P t ' I f r r : I V B 'r ' g 2,35 l,2,3, 1 . . . . , , Q ces- Fo , , , g - - -,3,4, ' 1 J 1 r , , 2 ' A p ,2, b ,,,, , , , , 2, 3,4. Bill ' n 1 A , , , : B : ' , 1 -- , , . , , , , 7 ' 7 ' 1 ' , 5 . .L. , l,2, Hi-Y 3,4, President 4: Bond 3,4: Concessions 3r4: IVF-Hi-Y J y ' n . ' , , : A I , , ' , : ' 2 ' I I n- : '- , , , I - K - - 4 S11 1,2,3, 5 3,45 18 KATHERINE JOYCE DURHAM Swoozue Entered from Davnd Starr Jordon Hugh School Longbeoch Call forma 3 Annual Stal? 4 Follles 4 Booster Club 4 WILLIAM CHARLES ELLERMAN u Breeze Staff 3 Follles 234 Concessrons 3 H Y 34 Band I 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Sclence Club 2 Boos er Club 234 LYDA EUBANK lW1thdrawnj CAROL ANN FASSOLD Carol Annual Staff 4 Follies I234 Sunshnne Socuety I2 3 4 F B L A 4 Concessions 3 Trl I 2 3 4 Booster Club I2 3 4 CAROL SUZANNE DWENGER Suzie Annual Staff 4 Booster Club uncnl I Folles I un s me Soclety I234 FB 234 Treasurer 4 Concessfons orus G I Booster Club I 234 CHRIS ANN ERNSTES Cricket Annual Staff 4 Breeze Stal? I 2 34 Exchange Edttor 4 Follues 4 Sunshme So lety atm u 2 3 a Shop 34 Booster Club I2 34 Llbrarlan 3 4 JOHN L EVANS John les I 2 3 H Y Chap n Ban I Chorus 4 Booster Club I Track 2 LINDAJ FIGHTMASTER Fight Annual Staff 4 Breeze Staff I 2 3 4 Follres I2 3 4 Sunshune So c I 2 3 4 F B L A 2 3 4 c retary 4 Treasurer 3 Latln Club I Concessrons 3 4 Tn H1 Y 2 3 and GAA I Booster Club I 234 l I ' Co ' 5 l' ,,2,3,4, S - I I1' ' , , , 5 . .L.A. A i 2 I 3,4, Ch Ig AA ,2,3,4, B'lI 1 1 f ' , I g. l , I l t,2,3, , ' Q' I,2, - 3,4,LA CIbI,,,4g Ply Foll' , , g i- 2,3,4, - . IGI 35 cl ,2,3,4g I,2,3, , ,2,3,4, : ' lefY,,,:---.,,,5e- 2,3, , ' 1 '-H'-Y T : ' , : '- '- , , , f 1 ,,,- 4: B I,2: ,2,3,4, 19 , JOYCE MARGARET FISCHER o Annuol Stal? 4 Booster Club Councnl 3 Breeze Stott 2 3 4 oummst 34 F llues I2 Sunshtne Soclety I 2 3 4 FB L A 2 3 4 Concessnons 3 4 GAA 1 2 Ploy Shop 3 4 Booster C u 1 2 DOROTHYL FOSTER ot Breeze Staff 4 Follnes 234 Booster Club 2 3 4 NANCY JOAN GARRETT Bony Morome Follies I 2 3 4 Sunshxne Socxety I 2 3 4 Concessrorts 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Booster Club 12 3 4 RICHARD G HEGER Pearl Annuol Stuff 4 Foll es 12 3 4 2 3 Secretory G-Men 2 3 4 Booster Club I 2 3 4 Footboll 1 2 3 4 Boslcetbcll I 2 3 4 Trock 3 Boys Stote 3 ANNA MAE FOREMAN The Joker Annuol Stoff 4 Booster Club C uncll 3 Breeze Stott 134 Fo :es 1234 Sunshine Society G Vnce Presldenr 3 Booster Club 4 L C 1 Conccs sions 34 Trl Hr Y 23 MARJORIE LUCILLE FOWL ucy Annuol Stuff 4 Follles 3 FBLA 2 3 4 Booster Club 2 3 4 ROSELYN MARIE GENTRY Rosle nnuol S off 4 Curculo lon onoger 4 Student Councll 4 B eze St t1 4 Follies 1234 Sunshrne Socmety I 2 3 4 F B L A 34 Concessions 34 Bond 12 I ronon GA ooster Club 1 2 3 4 RICHARD LEO HELLMICH Duckne HIY 23 Booster Club 3 Bos ketboll I J Y I 5 I I I 0 ' I I I F Cl ' I: O' II3I4: II' ,,,, ' ' I I I I I 7 - A - - I,2,47 F,B.L.A. 2,37 AA I,2,3, I I I b I I I,2,3, 5 otin lub 5 - 3,4. ' , 5 ' '. , . D I L F.B.L.A. I,2,3,4g Concessions 3g V I I I M ' A I 5 ' I' ' M : ' I ' , , , , ' ' re V G I ' I I I : ' ' ' I ' 3,4, L'b ' 4, A 4, B , , , . I I I I I 1 I , FFA I, , ,4, 2,3p t 20 MARK L HERMANN Mark Annual Staff 4 Booster Club Council 4 Follles 3 4 Latin C ub I23 Vice President 3 GMen 34 Booster Club I234 Foot ba I Basketball I2 3 4 se b I2 3 Tenms 3 4 olf 4 Cross Country 23 Track 34 JERLYN SUE HITE Jerry Annual Staff 4 Quull 8 Scroll 4 Breeze Staff I 2 3 4 Advertlsxng Manager 4 Follies I2 3 4 Sun shane Soclety I 2 34 Latln Clu Chorus 2 3 GAA I 2 3 4 Play Shop 2 3 4 President 4 oster Club I 2 3 4 NANCY J HOOTEN lWlthdrawnI JUDITH A JOHNSON Judy Annual 4 Breeze Staff 234 Follues I2 34 Sunshune Society I234 FBLA 234 Latm b I Concessions 4 Tru Hu Y 2 3 4 an I Booster Club I 2 3 4 KENNETH ALAN HITCHCOCK Alfred Entered from Sandcreek Town shup Hlgh School 4 FFA 4 Base ba l 4 JAMES HOLLIN Hap Follles 3 RICHARD EDWARD HOSKIN5 e Entered from Burney Hugh School Burney Induana 4 Fol les 4 FFA 4 Booster Club 4 Bas etball 4 Baseball 4 rack 4 RANDALL LEE JONES Randy Entered from French Luck ln diana Eaton Hugh Follies 4 Booster Club 34 ' : ' , Q ' l ll 5 , , , 5 Ba - I . all , , : ' , 2 G 2,3, ' ' , , f : 4 b . Ig Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Band I,2,3,4, . R d I' : 1 1 li : 1 T . mf:----W: 'CIU , , .' I B d I,2,3, GAA ,2,3,4f '- 21 SHARON K. JONES Bobsey Breeze Staff 4g Follies 1,27 F.B.I..AA 123,45 Concessions 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Booster Club 1,2, 3,4. WILLIAM E KESSLER I Follies 2 Booster Club I 2 ROBERT RONALD KLENE Possum Follies 2 3 4 G Men 3 4 Booster Club 1234 Tennis 34 Track Frieda Follies 2 3 4 Sunshine Society I 2 3 4 Booster Club 2 3 4 IRENE ANN KAPPES Irene Annuol Stuff 4, Breeze Stott? 3,45 Follies I,2,3,4,- Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4, Secretory 3, Treosurel' 4, F.B,L.A. 47 Concessions 3j GAA 4g Booster Club 1,2,3,4. DONNA JEAN KLENE Teddy Breeze Stof11234 F ll s 12 3 4 Sunshine Society I 2 4 Lotin Club I 2 3 4 Concessions 3 4 GAA I Booster Club 1 234 WILLIAM G KLENE Jr I F ies 3 4 Concessions 34 Booster Club 234 Tennis 34 SUSAN L KUTCHBACK Kutch Annual Stat? 4 Sophomore Closs ocnety 1 2 3 4 Lotun Club 1 Tri Hi Y 2 3 4 Song eo er 3 B nd 1234 resident 4 Chorus 12 Twelve Little Molds 123 Play Shop 2 3 4 Booster Club 1 2 3 4 B-ll , , , 1 0 ie , , - V I I , V I B'll . ' I . Oll' 1 : ' , : 3,-4. f f 1 ' f . 1 FRIEDA M' KRAMER Editor, Follies 1,2,3,4, Sunshine S ' , , , 7 F.B,L.A. 3,41 ' Ld 2 C1 ,,,,Vice P ' 1 , ,3,4: 22 1 DONALD R. LANE Bob Entered from Monillo High School, Manillo, lndiona 3, Booster Club 4. PHYLLIS JOY LINKMEYER P Y Annual Staff 4 Follies I234 F BLA l 4 Concessions 3 4 Tri 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 r dent 4 Booster Club l 2 3 4 F 'i?l1.+m CHARLES G MILLER Charles Annuol Staff 4 Student Council Ban l 2 3 4 Pres: en Chorus l 2 3 4 Boos er Clubl234 BEVERLY ANN MISIAK ev Entered from Dominicon High School Detroit Michigan 2 An nual Staff 4 Associote Editor Booster Club Council 34 Quill 81 Scroll 4 Breeze Stoft 234 Columnist 34 Follies 2 34 Stu dent Director 34 Sunshine So y 2 3 4 cz in Club 234 Secretory 3 Pres: dent 4 Concessions 3 TriHiY 34 GAA 234 Play shop 4 Secretory 4 Booster Club 23 4 ANN LEVENSTEIN Ann Annuol Stott 4, Booster Club Council 2,3,4, President 4, Quill 8: Scroll 3,4, Breeze Staff l,2, 3,4, Feature Editor 3, Co-Editor 4, Follies l,2,3,4, Student Direc- tor l,2,3,4, Yell Leader l,2,3g Sunshine Society 2,3,4, F.B,L.A. 3,4, Lotin Club l,2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Band l,2, Secretory 25 Chorus l,2, GAA l,2,3,4, Play Shop l,2,3,4g Booster Club l,2, 3,4. DELORISJ MASTERS Joan Annual Stuff 4 Copy Editor Stu dent Council l2 Quill 81 Scroll 4 President 4 Breeze Stott l2 34 Co Editor 4 Follies I2 34 Sunshine Society l 2 34 Lot: Club l 2 Concessions 4 Tri Hi Y 2 Booster Club 2 3 4 LEO L MILLER Sonny Booster Club 4 Janet Annuol Staff 4 Student Council l Quill 8- Scroll 4 Breeze Staff 34 Business Monager 4 Follies l 2 3 4 Sunshine Society l 2 3 4 Vice President 3 President 4 A 234 Latin ubl n cessions 3 Bo t Club l 23 wt h I I , ' ' 1 - Hi-Y ,,, l,,,,Pesi- f' ' ' 1 ' ' , , , r F1 l,3,4: d , , , , 'd t 3,4: f , , 1 t ' B f ' f ' ' f ' JANET Ross Mucxeiu-:Eine der , , , F.B,L.A. 3,4, L f' y '. l . . ' ' ' f I i F.B.L..,,, ' :Co- f f ' ' l ' , ,2,3,4. l DENNIS C MURPHY Murph Concesslons 3 -1 Booster Club I 2 3 4 ROBERT L MCFALL o A nual Staff 4 F ll I2 34 A B n I Manager 4 Chorus I 2 4 G Men 3 4 Vlce Presldcnt 4 I23 Traclc23 BETTY ANN NOBBE Betty Follues I 2 3 4 Sunslnne Socrety 234 FBLA 4 Concessl ns 4 Booster Club I 2 3 4 TERESA KATHRYN O MARA Teresa Mae Annual Staff 4 Class Omcer Sec etary 4 Breeze Staff 3 4 Follres I 2 3 4 Student Drrector Suns me Scclety I2 F B L A 2 3 4 Concessuons 3 4 GAA I 234 Vuce President 4 Booster Club I 2 3 4 LARRY REED McCARTY Toad AnnJal St :tl 4 Breeze aff 4 o les F B 34 Reporter 4 Latln Club I2 3 4 HI Y 2 3 4 Vice President 4 Band I 2 3 4 Manager 3 Sec retary 4 Play Shop 3 4 ce Presrdent 4 Booster Club I 2 WWW MARY JOAN NAVARRA Annual Staff 4 Advertusung Manager Booster Club Council Qull 81 Scroll 4 Class :er Treasurer 4 Breeze Staff 4 F I234 Stu n Dnrector 2 Sunslnne JOCISIY I 2 3 President 4 Concessions 34 lIl llY4 GAAI234 Booser Clu I 2 3 4 WALTER JOHN NOBBE Waldo FFA 1234 GMen 4 Booster 23 Baske ball I CHARLES LLOYD OWENS Butch Annual Staff 4 Class Oftlcer time Presrdent 4 Follies I 2 34 A 2 Concesslons GMen 34 Booster Club I 234 Football 4 Student Manager I 2 3 4 Track 2 I c g St . 23, , F It 1,Q,3,4, 4 LA. , , , . I I I Vi 3,4. 1 90 ' X Jo B b A ' , n - o ies ' I 1 , ,,,, I: , I OH.- F.B.L, , 1,2,3,4, G d ,2,3,4, ' ' ' 4 , ' '3' I r,2,s, , allies , , , , de 1 . ll ' I A I BOOM' Club l'2'4' Foolbo 3,4, F.B.L,A, 2,3,4, Vice-President T'4- '- : , I 1 J I b , , , . I, , , 1 . . . , 5 'O ' ' ' l - A t U Club 1, , , f ,2,3,4, 1 1, lh' A ' I 1314: F,B.L. . I, , ' 31 l l Z4 CHARLES FRANCIS PETERS Pete Annual Stal? 4 Class OFl1cer sud nt 34 34 La u 1234 Vice President Glxflen 34 Booster Cl b 12 Basketball 2 3 4 ros Country 234 Boys State 3 Track 3 4 Usher 4 RUTH ANN REED Ruth Ann Annual Stal? 4 Booster Cub Councll 4 Quill Sr Scroll 4 Sec rotary and Treasurer 4 Breeze a o les 12 Leader I 4 Sunshine O I y 2 3 4 a I Cu I Conccsslons 3 Trnl-IIY 1 4 Twe ve :tt e au s 2 o 2 Booster Club I 2 3 4 DORIS ANN SALLEE Dons Annual Staff 4 Follles 234 Sunshine Soclety 1234 FBLA 4 Concessions 4 Booster Club 234 BARBARA JEANNE SIEFKER Barb Annual Staff 4 Edutor Student Councul 2 Quill 81 Scroll 4 Vice Pres1dent4 Class Officer Trcas urer 3 Breeze Staff 234 Ed ual Edltor 4 o s I Sunshine Society 1234 La Club 1234 Treasurer 2 on cesslons 34 Tru HIY 234 Sec reary 4 Band1234 AA 1234 Secretary 4 Booster Club I,2,3,4 JAMES RAY PHILLIPS Sam Booster Club 12 3 ROY ROLLIN ROBBINS o Annual Stafl 4 Follies 1234 3 4 B d 1 2 3 4 GMen 4 Secretory 4 Booster u 2 3 Foot a 1 2 4 Basketball 1234 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Boys State 3 Band 1 MICKEY L SHEETS Muck Annual Stal? 4 Class Oltlcer Vnce Presrdent 3 Follzes 34 Concessuons 3 GMen 234 Treasurer 4 Booster Club I2 34 Football I234 Basketball I Baseball 23 MARLENE M SIMMONDS Marlene Entered from Hope Hugh School Hope lndxana 2 Follues 234 Sunshine Socuety 234 Conces ssons 3 4 Tru Hu Y 2 3 4 Chorus 2 GAA 2 34 Booster Club 2 3 4 Pre' Q , g Follies C, 5 ttn Cl I3 ,,,, I A 2: ' , I U , , ' ' ' 3,4, 1, , , , C s- . : I . , ' R Y sr H I,2,3,4, r II' , ,3,4, , I ' ' ' ' You I: V S - Hn-Y ,, an 15 FFA , , ,y ' ,,, F.B.L.A, 2,31 L ' ' ' ' Ce' , ,fn cub1,,, bll ,,3,, 1 b , , . . 2,3,4, Bancl 1,25 Chorus I,2g I I ' I I I GAA ,2,3, , I Ls I ' ' ' ' M 'fl , Play Sh p 1, ,3,4, 1 , , , I- I I 4 ' tor' ' , F llie ,2,3,4, 1 . f ' ' ' . . r I I F Hn . . . 1 1 I ' I r I I I C - 1 f ' ' 1 1 I I 2 , , , z G ' ' I 25 LINDA R TAYLOR Linda Breeze Stuff 3 FBLA 2 Co cessuons 3 Chorus I23 GAA I2 Booster Club I2 3 RICHARD ALLEN TROXEL Rnchord Follxes 4 Booster Club 2 3 BONNIE LEE WERNER ee Sunshine Socnety I2 3 4 F B LA 234 Lcltxn Club I Concesslons 3 4 Trl Hn Y 2 3 4 Booster Club I 2 3 4 DAVID EUGENE WILEY Dave F les 3 4 Concessuons 3 4 Booster Club I 2 34 Bos boll 2 H: Y 3 4 SHARON KAY TEMPLETON Shay Annual Staff 4 Breeze Stuff I 34 Follies I234 Sunshine o CIGI 234 Lotln Club I Tr: HIY 2 3 4 Secretory 3 Pres: ent ond G I 2 Booster Club I 2 3 4 WILLIAM CHARLES WELLS Wnllne IES I 2 3 4 I 2 cessnons 34 Booster Club I2 3 4 Football 2 JOHN ANDREW WESTHAFER Black Annual Stat? 4 Sports Edltor Booster Club Councll 2 Student Councul I2 4 Qunll 81 Scroll 3 4 Breeze Stofl I 2 34 Sports Edu tor 2 3 4 Follues I 2 3 4 Student Dlrector 34 Lottn Club l23 HIY 234 GMenl234 Treos r r 3 Booster Club I os etboll I 234 G lf 34 Cross Country 2 Usher RUTH ELLEN WILHOIT WIIIIE Annuol Stott 4 Photography Chourmon 4 Booster Club Coun 4 Breeze Stol? I234 o le I 234 Sunshine Socley 4 FB L A 2 3 4 Con sions 3 4 Tru H1 Y 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 34 Secretory 4 GAA 3 4 Twelve Lsttle Molds 2 3 Ploy Shop 2 3 4 Treosurer 3 Booster Club 2 3 4 Lotun Club I 2 2, I ' M ' I nn f - A , , , : I 5 - . vi 1 1 F . Y I fi . I .I .- 4, B I,2,3,4, AA , ,3,4f ' Foll' , , , 5 F.B.L.A. , Q Con- B A 1-I - 1 1 Annuol Staff 4, Follies I,2,3,4, U e I I X I ' I234. .I Bk 0 I,2, , , : I h : I I V E 4. 1 CII 1 , , , g I: I- oll' ' 7 I ' 5 is , , , : A 'Y f f 9 l,2,3,g ,,: ces' , I , , z IQ, l 26 JANICE LQVONNE WINGHAM un Annuol Stott 4 Assocloto Edntor Booster Club Councll 4 Folln I2 3 4 Sunshune Society l? 3 4 A C Con srons 3 T HIY 34 o Leader 4 Chorus l234 Pres dent 4 Twelve Lttle Matdg T2 3 Booster Club TQ34 Treos urer 4 Breeze Stott 234 Col ummst 3 4 JACQUELINE SUE YOUNG Jacque Entered from Sandcreek Town shup Hugh School 3 Breeze Stal? 4 Follies 34 Sunshune Soclety F B L A 4 Concessnons Booster Club 3 4 T NOT PICTURED Jomes Blltz Scott Carr David Konnersman Thomas W Porter Wanda Stlverson PHYLLIS KAY WONN Phy Annual Staft 4 Senior Class Ed ntor Booster Club Counc Breeze Stal? 234 Follues I2 3 4 Sunshlne Socletf 2 3 4 Latin u Conces ora r Vrce Pres den Ban IQ34 GAAIQ34 ay Shop l2 34 Booster Club l 2 Junlor Class Officers and Sponsors ROW 'l Ll da Shutte s Thomas Woodflll Co oly M ste s Lou s E g W2 M Roger F ley Mr Mel S th Ms Ja et Fogg M Lo s H ddles on PRESIDENT Thomas Woodfill SECRETARY l-IUCJO Shutters Expertencung hard work and enjoyment thus year 123 Junrors worked on thelr main protect the Junlor Prom Worknng under the supervuslon of Mr Roger Fnnley Mrs Janet Fogg Mr Melvnn Smith and Mr Louls Huddleston were the class oFHcers Tom Woodfill Prestdent Louns Ewlng Vtce Prestdent Lrnda Shutters Secretary and Carolyn Masters Treasurer Another Important event durlng the T957 58 year was a Booster Club Dance the Harvest Hop whnch the Juniors presented 30 , o : 'n r, I , r n a r, i win . RO : r. in , , vin mi , r . n , r. ui .u t . VICE-PRESIDElXlT J .J .... Louis Ewing TREASURER ........... Carolyn Masters Ann Ach r Shurry Arlarns Karen Barnes Robert Barrels Patricia Beach Karen Beagle Carol Berry Thomas Bertrand Charlene Binder Joyce Blcile Karen Borden Larry Brown Mariean Brune Sharon Burbank Robert Burkhart William Burkhorl Betty Burns Bonnie Chapman Nathan Christine Judirh Clark I1 ff l S. I? YN Q If -CY 3 F - K 1 Y i 19 '7 -49 ' 1 uv' C7 X. .lah M. -9 'YS AY if . A 11 !.l'k 'vo 31 4 K Nancy Cook Bonme Collucoft Da1ryuCruser Charles Davrs Ralph Dayhuff Linda DeArrnand Margaret Drennen Sherry Ennis Randall Evans Louls Ewing Bruce Farthnng Rnchard Feist Alan Flunt Jared Fogg Charles Foster Donna Garner Larry Godbey Stephen Goddard Marnlyn Gordon I Duane Draping Bcity Greiwe Charles Greiwe Donald Greiwe Joann Greiwe Machael Hancock Charles Hardebeck Marlys Hart rEudyl Marcia Headlee Donald Herbert Maxine Hess Beverly Hessler Jo Anne Horne Harrref Hoskms Joseph Hughes Nancy Hall Jacquelrne Hunter Norma Jean Jackson Jacquelrne Johnson Arlene Klene Robert Lawson if fe 'Z 5 if X 'N .L h,,. be ,5 noi! 4-Q 53549 '41 9 --.Y df-ul .,,..n0' . ., -. .4 41 Pt? '-Y 3 i 'IN 'Q s 29? 4-7 33 I1 Q,- .-Q '27 Q-5' n,v- T' -asv i If .9129 1? '25 5 0.3 V77 4 lu 2 n if in ,as Q' a-6 'C 34 ff- 'Q ,YW no 91 1 '3 Judlfh Llndb e Wyonn Lrnvrlle Paul Lulccn Terry M xhuran Lrnda Manley Judith Marlow JohnMnrlln Carolyn Masters Thomas Menlcedlck Robert Meyer Marvin Muller Mary Mntchell Roberta Mock Paul Morgan Earlene McCreary Ruth McKell Gayle McLaughl1n Pafrrcla Mdaughlun Wnllram Nash Paul Nnenaber Charles Oak Joseph Oltgor Karen Powell John Preston Vtrgunta R dmon Wtlltam Sclttck Plwt, ls Stefker Ruth Scltoettmer .J vi' N-1 D :wa Schroeder - Linda Shutters Steven Simmonds Patrncxa Slcatzlnc Marilyn Smttlm J mes Sp 1 ks Ward Sparks J nc Taylor Marlon Taylor Sally Tlclwenor Llnda Tornplctns Damel Toneges '.'.'? 'Q ---v .ol B 'PS' my 4? 'Q7 Ok- wld. rv- 3 l' '45 T --Q K -GV' 3 ln 1 fb 'T , fm If 'T NOT PICTURED Robert Bode Frederrck Buell John Carney Vurgunro Grlberf Rorofd Klene John Lund Roger Rewger John Sprmgmefer '56 4 4 'S 1 Dowd York Mortho Zoellner Ho C10 Uvbmhn orarie V Q n Lows VonOsdrl Ronu'd Jmmflsdol Sho on VV rms ey Morcnc WeINs Robe to Wrckens Ko1h'een Wlllloms Nolon Wrlson Robert Wmklgr Thomos Woodhll -1 ' I J-1' '19 CN fix vfr ':j:11p .1 'X I, r ,. 2 ' ' J bl . L' A' k xx i 'e J? . J y M' 4 , if A I r c I-' I ,. f. If , . j L . T 1 Dorfhy VVL:SThf1fCT gl ,J 3 K F ' 4 r Cz' 4 M ax V, X - ' rs , ., ' r ' ' 1 V , ' If , r ' I 'v ., . Y' Q . J ,Q 1 V.. I b J Q 9 V . I . K, . - X V1 K lf.. .a ,, A 5 - ' 5 0, 'T 9 . 911005 CD3 N 02111 1' -v , ff- ' , '13 Q 1 4 Sys A J X vt ,I 5 A i M7 -J' 1 4, fo- ' -T 'Q al 'V' 'T -an I0 .131 11 45 fl 3 i rf' 2 4 -i Q1 Qu V55 .1 fx 38 'if fi 4 x ,- 1,1 .41 X Donald Abbot Robert Acher Kathleen Amy Mary Ann Ashby Daniel Bausback Carolyn Black Michael Black Arthur Blankman Georgia Borden Robert Bostlc Paul Bullard Marian Bush Nancy Chew James Chxldress Lowell Clark Ruta Clark Robert Clark Barbara Colluns Nita Sue Colhns Larry Cornn Frederick Craug Carolyn Crntser Kay Curry Joseph Davis Llndola Davis Max Dnxon Jerome Duetrnch Stella Dobbnns Karen Dwenger Lunda Dwenger Larry Ebenkarnp Kenneth Frazier Sherry Gannon Wanda Gates Donald Gentry Charles Grlluland Robert Glenn Davld Green Wlllxam Grrmes Karen Hammond Margaret Hardebeck Charles Harmon Janice Hart David Hartwell Roberta Herbert Dorothy t-lersley Richard Hobbs Marion Hollin Shirley Hooten William Hubbard Patricia Hull John Humpert Jerry Johnston Judith Klene Linda Knorr Gilbert Kindelan Margaret Konnersman Rita Kramer Dennis Lancioni Jerry Land Maurice Lay Joseph Lee Mary levell Michael Link June Mann Velma Meadows Jeanette Merrimann John Meyer David Meyerrose Nancy Myers Larry Miller Judith McCarty Linda McGuire David McHenry Margaret McKinley Leon Nobbe John Oliger Marybelle Owens Richard Osting Wanda Pike Mildred Ray Billie Reed John Rhodes David Ricke af, I ,fr rf 'J L ' , ff! -'lt 1' K '4' 5 .Q aw v N A 'V fr, A 'V L r 1 1 , . 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'Q-rf! 3411 f' ay ns '-? -f 'Q' fe ?':xyl rv NOT PICTURED Sandra Hoftman Jean Lulcen Donna Weber Roger Wllluame Walter Roblalns Wllllant Robbins Phxlnp Rodge Sora Ryle Jcvnss Sallec Marlene Sche dler Thomas Scheudler Do ald Schroeder Michael Shutters John Slmmons Dorothy Small Suzanne Smnth Marsha Stutz Leland Taylor James Tebbe Francus Tevls Marcla Thurston Margaret Troxel Tom Tumllty Sharon Vetor Ellen Vures Janet Vogel Jeanne Wayt Carolyn Weber ui F R E S H M E rtfuy K 'T 1 YQ 40-ff'5 '-f' vi 'Q ll -l fb 7 L i 'S' 'Y' sky ...A .1 -.cf 'F' '-T' '4- pv 'Sf .hug ,1- I u K w Jmlnil A wwe OC 'fi' 1. X Ah 'B ff? lil 1:7 Y 9 -aw ...QL ,AW 42 Q-7 Karen Armstrong Gary Banta Marlene Bausback Larry Bllby Janet Bleule vVIllIUlT1 Bower Duxle Brandt William Brown Elnzabeth Brogan Bradford Burbank Thelma Burkhart Cynthia Chrnstlne James Clark Lola Collnns Merlin Colltns Treva Collnns James Crane Gene Dance Susan Dance Harold Davudson Jarold Davidson Ronald Davls Margaret Deal Stephen DeLong Glenda DeMoss Preston Dietz Jean Ann Donnelly Lucynda Easley Ruth Edmundson Wllla Jo Elder Wtllnam Ernstes John Ewmg Muchael Ewnngu Rosamand Fnrslch Robert Flack Stephen Foster Duane Fowler Kenneth Fromer Sharon Garrett Mary Gentry Joan Gudley Eva Gilbert .. - .ef 'L ' -we J - 9 A , ,x A ' 'A 4 -7 y X27 1 1 y 4 J I j , 4 ' A , I 4' I , l X A' i l lf A V 1 .0 - V , ,, x' a 5' J J .A ' ' -L 42 ' 5 -I b, , I ' 1 Q' in 17 , , , , r ' x f ' - ' X , A J ' Il J' ' J , 'l B ' ,, -5 1 Q rf- 1 . f' ' I , A . ,' . . .' , V' . 5 - l J T ' ffl X' A F If : I . X. 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A ' 1 - D -of , 1 . -dl Marilyn Goddard Mary Francis Goodwin Charles Gorbett Gerald Gottlieb Darlene Green Judith Green Janet Gregory Dale Greiwe Wiliam Hamilton Michelin Hancock Victoria Haught Richard Herbert Sandra Hess Edwin Holbrook Paul Hollin Sharon Hooten Judy Horton Johanna Hutchinson Nancy Hyatt Frederick Jones Sandra Jones Barbara Klene George Knight Harold Koors Thomas Lecher Charlotte Ledtord Robert Louchs Sharon Martin William Nasters Lawrence Meyer Rita Meyer Philip Michell Eudora Miller Robert Miller Mary Ann Miner Margaret Morgan Michael Murphy Linda McCamment Gerald McGuire James McKim Leanord McKnight Q ,- ' i 4 .,.,, v 5 av fc: ' :Y o ,, f x . ' s A X , ,,, '.' u ' 5 3 ol .5 nl ' f r 7 I I W ' , 4 .ff -I 7.4 :T .1. 'V' .-Q J 1 40 T? ll ly 1 ui -1 Q 4 -3 N W-Jiyvczen . ' Os. f-15 -7 4 ' 5.1 IV' Y-7 wr ct WK 5391544 1rsJpq 5 IO 'i 41 ? ik 43 , E . bl l ' Q v' ,G 6 6 '. I. H . .L ,i A A ,A I A C7 Al Q . t , ' l x ff' l': .fN .l'.-' ' W A, I I 1 I ' f . 6 x r ,J I W . 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A f V U I 1 J Y 1 ' 4? 47 41-5 WA -49 pun C7 'I 3 as 'x 'Q EI' .5 --no ?,' 1 1 1 ff' Y rs , 4 ,tl - .1 n l u ,-Q -R, . uk K if 1 Jw J J S U l Y fi Y- lf 1 , 1' X J NOT PICTURED: Morvin Herbert, Jonice Jackson, Poulette Linger, Lolo Loper. 44 fltzoheth Mdcxughlnn Gordon McL1uqhlnn Arthur Nosh James Nelson Hernmnn Nobbe Daniel Olrger Steven Rnthburn Jeon Reldenboch Lowell Rethlmke Steven Rrcke Susan Rlcke Jonet Robb ns Trmothv Robbuns Robert Roper Noomn Roszell Dorothy Scheudler John Schrllung Urbon Schoettmer Jonxce Schurch Robert Srefker Donno Snmmonds Norrnon Slsson Robert Skotzlce Cotherrne Sterrett Henry Strlle Carolyn Swcngo Judith Tebbe Forth Von Arsdoll Charles Veerkomp Jclmce Vetor Amto Volles Noncy Womsley Annette Wells u Mrckey Wllke Marrlyn Wrlleford Joon Wlllloms Nncholos Wlllloms Beotrrce Wrsswell Horold Wrught Horruett Woodfill Robert Wmkler GEC b -Z '-'ILNI vazo ROW 1: Mr. Davis, Thomas Bertrand, Larry Dickson, Jacqueline Hunter, Marsha Stutz. ROW 2: Sherry Gannon, Carolyn Block, Judith Tebbe, Elizabeth McLaughlin, Roselyn Gentry. ROW 3: Harold Koors, Charles Miller, Jared Fogg, John Westhofer, Joseph Oliger, Stephen Foster, Maurice Lo Student Council Student Council is an organization designed to coordinate administrative and school functions for the benefit of the entire student body. The Council was established in 1938. and Lain Tetrick became its first president. Student Council members, one from each homeroom, are chosen on the basis ot ability, leadership, scholarship, and fairness. The Council supervises many worthwhile service proiects and sponsors several assembly programs throughout the school year. The group also takes an annual trip in May. Officers for i957-58 were Larry Dickson, President, Thomas Bertrand, Vice-President, Marsha Stutz, Secretary, Jacqueline Hunter, Treasurer. Mr. Floyd Davis is the organiza- tion's Sponsor. 46 ROW 1: Judith Lindboe, Miss Risk, Janice Wingham, Ann Levenstein, Stephen Goddard, Bonnie Collicott Marcia Wells. ROW 2: Carolyn Masters, Ruth Wilhoit, Linda Shutters, Ruth Ann Reed, Beverly Misiak, Florena Urbahns, Gayle McLoughlin, Karen Armstrong. ROW 3: Thomas Lecher, Robert Clark, Mickey Wilke, Mark Hermann, Karen Beagle, Mary Goodwin, Sara Ryle, Patricia Hull, Robert Bostic, Word Sparks. Booster Club Council Booster Club, the most active organization in Greensburg Community High School, has 358 members. Under the direction of Miss Geneva Risk, Sponsor, and otticers Ann Levenstein, Presi- dent, Stephen Goddard, Vice-President: Secretary, Bonnie Collicott, Treasurer, Janice Wingham. Booster Club sponsored many after-game dances, pep sessions, and busses to out-ot- town games. One ot the main tasks that Booster Club completed this year was the organization of ci pep club. Booster Club thoroughly succeeded in achieving its purpose of promoting good sports- manship both in and out ot school. 47 1 ROW 1: Deloris Masters, Carol Sue Bate, Mr. Kennedy, Beverly Misiak, Barbara Siefker, Janice Wingham, Mr. Gossett, Mary Jo Navarro. ROW 2: John Westhater, Mark Hermann, Ruth Wilhoit, Ann Levenstein, Ruth Ann Reed, Phyllis Wonn, Virginia Alverson, Susan Kutchback, Carol Fassold, Anna Mae Foreman, Bonnie Werner, Roselyn Gentry. ROW 3: Charles Owens, Christine Ernstes, Judith Johnson, Linda Fightmaster, Jerlyn Hite, Janet Muckerheide, Suzanne Dwenger, Sharon Templeton, Doris Salle, Joyce Crane, Lyda Eubank, Mickey Sheets. ROW 4: Charles Peters, Larry Dickson, Scott Carr, Charles Miller, David Konnersman, Irene Kappes, Larry McCarty, Teresa O'Mara, Joyce Fischer, Phyllis Linkmeyer, Roy Robbins, Richard Heger. Tower Tree Tomorrow ls Ours, for we are the leaders of the future in this world of unrest. it is easily seen that we must be specialized in the technological phases of daily living, as well as in our chosen careers. Realizing this full well, the Seniors have chosen futuristic ideas upon which to base their yearbook, the Tower Tree. Selected from those students who have maintained an average of 852, or better, Barbara Sietker was appointed as Editor, with Beverly Misiak and Janice Wingham as Co-Editors. The central committee consisted of Mary Jo Navarro, Business Manager, Roselyn Gentry, Circulation, Deloris Master, Copy Editor, Suzie Dwenger and Sue Bate, Art Editors, Mark Hermann, Carol Fassold, Susan Kutchback, Virginia Alverson, Phyllis Wonn, Class Editors, Ruth Wilhoit, Photography, John Westhater, Sports. Sponsors were Mr. Robert Kennedy and Mr. Robert Gossett. 48 ROW 1: Judith Johnson, Linda Fightmaster, John Westhafer, Dorothy Westhafer, Deloris Masters, Mrs. Platt, Ann Levenstein, Barbara Siefker, Christine Ernstes, Jerlyn Hite, Janet Muckerheide, ROW 2: William Robbins, Steven Ricke, Margaret McKinley, Donna Klene, Norma Jackson, Beverly Misiak, Karen Powell, Ruth Wilhoit, Mary Jo Navarro, Ruth Ann Reed, Janice Wingham, Stephen Goddard, Gerald Gottlieb, Carol Sue Bate, Elizabeth McLaughlin, Patricia Hull, Jacqueline Young. ROW 3: Terry Mahuron, Jared Fogg, Thomas Bertrand, Ross Brown, Linda McCamment, Annette Wells, Nancy Wamsley, Janet Jo Robbins, Sharon Templeton, Phyllis Wonn, Phyllis Siefker, Linda Dill, Joyce Bleile, Judith Marlow, Marilyn Smith, Roberta Wickens, Nancy Cook, Sharen Burbank, Roberta Mock, Sherry Adams, Judith Horton. A ROW 4: John Oliger, Walter Robbins, Michael Shutters, Robert Wunker, Thomas Tumilty, Dennis Lancioni, Patricia Skotzke, Ann Acher, Carolyn Masters, Larry McCarty, Roselyn Gentry, Jo Anne Horne, Teresa O'Mara, Nancy Hooten, Irene Kappes, Joyce Fischer, Janet Bleile, Janice Schurch, Dorothy Small, Willa Jo Elder. Breeze Published by the students ot Greensburg Community High School, the Tree City Breeze fully covered extra-curricular and community activities during the 1957-1958 school year. This year the Breeze was an eight-page paper, headed by Co-Editors Ann Levenstein and Deloris Masters, Feature Editor, Dorothy Westhafer, Sports Editor, John Westhafer, Exchange Editor, Chris Ann Ernstes, Business Manager, Janet Muckerheide, Advertising Manager, Jerlyn Hite, Circulation Managers Linda Fightmaster and Judy Johnson and Sponsor, Mrs. Elinor Platt. 49 ROW 1: Mrs. Platt, Ruth Ann Reed, Deloris Masters, Barbara Sietlcer, Mr. Gossett. ROW 2: Beverly Misiak, Mary Jo Navarra, Terry Mahuron, John Westhater, Dorothy Westhafer, Jerlyn l-lite Janet Muckerheide, Ann Levenstein. Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll, the organization which sponsors the annual Basketball Pirate King dance in March and semi-formal initiations in the tall and spring, was led this year by the following officers: Deloris Masters, President, Barbara Sietlcer, Vice-President, and Ruth Ann Reed, Secretary-Treasurer. The Sponsors are Mrs. Elinor Platt and Mr. Robert Gossett. ln order to be eligible for membership in this organization, the only nationally recog- nized honorary society in the high school, a student must be a iunior or senior, in the upper third of his class, must have clone outstanding work on the Breeze or Tower Tree, and must be approved by the executive secretary. 50 H 1 ROW 1: Mrs. Crawford, Beverly Misiak, Larry McCarty, Jerlyn Hite, Stephen Goddard, Mrs. Tetrick. ROW 2: Christine Ernstes, Phyllis Wann, Linda Shutters, Kathleen Williams, Sharon Wamsley, Ruth Ann Reed, Ruth Wilhoit, Ann Levenstein, Susan Kutchback, Patricia Hull, Georgia Borden, Sandra Hess, Jo Anne Horne. ROW 3: Ronald Klene, Robert Wunker, Joyce Fischer, Dorothy Westhafer, Sharen Burbank, Jean Redmon, William Hamilton, Michael Shutters, Bradford Burbank, Larry Dickson, William Robbins. Playshop Playshop, which has a maximum ot thirty members selected from all tour years ot high school, is organized to further the interest in dramatics. In order to be eligible tor membership, a student must tryout before judges chosen from the faculty, and have above-average grades. This organization is responsible for presentation of several assembly programs. ln addi- tion, they entertain the members of the l.0.0.F. Home with selected dramas. Two parties are held annually-one to welcome new members in the fall, and a ban- quet in the spring for election of new otlicers. Mrs. Lois Crawford and Mrs. Earline Tetrick are the the sponsors. The officers are: President, Jerlyn t-lite, Vice-President, Larry McCarty, Secretary, Beverly Misiak, Treasurer, Stephen Goddard. 51 4. -1 .nlhn MAJORETTES ROW l: Marcia Thurston, Judith Lindboe, Judith Marlow, Jeanne Wayt, Billie Reed, Karen Hammond. ROW 2: Treva Sue Collins, Donna Simmonds, Sharon Garrett, Marlene Bausback, absent Faith VanArsdall. TRUMPETS ROW 1: Terry Mahuron, Roger Reiger, Robert Bartels, Larry Cornn, Joseph Hughes, John Rhodes, John Oliger, Harry Vtlright, Arthur Nash. PERCUSSION ROW 2: Ross Brown, David York, Larry McCarty, Bill Robbins, Jerry Johnson, Steven DeLong, James Nelson, Jarres Crane. James McKim. FLUTES ROW 'lz Sa d'o Hess, Vifillo JO Elder, E zabeth McLaughlin, Marilyn Gordon, Jo Anne Horne, Donna Garner, Susan Kutchbaclc, Barbara Sietlcer, Greensburg Community High School Band Under the capable direction ot Mr. Ben Niles, the Greensburg Community High School Bond padcioated in a vast array ot activities this year. Among them were: School Dedication Week, Bond Day at Indiana University, District Band and Ccczs fonfesi ard Early Spring Concert, National Music Concert, Baccalaureate and fcmmercemerf, and many cornmunity activities. The band acted as host for 'he Good tleigrbar Band Feztifal in which six other high school bands partici- Q, WOODWINDS AND SAXOPHONES ROW 1: Joyce Bleile, Roselyn Gentry, Jerlyn Hite, Michelin Hancock, Florena Urbahns, Sharen Burbank. ROW 2: Nancy Hull, Earlene McCreary, Marsha Stutz, Sandra Hottrnan, Jerry Dietrich, Marcia Headlee, Mary Ann Ashby. CLARINETS ROW la Marilyn Goddard, Diane Fowler, Rita Clark, Euroda Ann Miller, Judith Horton, Marcia Thurston, Dixie Brandt, Judith Greene, Darlene Grecn, Jean Reidenbach. ROW 2: Larry Dickson, Sharon Templeton, Phyllis Wonn, Phyllis Sietker, John Carney, Dorothy Srnall, Nancy Myers, Georgia Bordon, Lola Collins, Joan Gidley. LOW BRASS ROW 'lz Marican Brune, Michael Hancock, Linda Knarr, Roger Williams, Charles Gilliland, Scott Carr, John Evans. ROW 2: William Grimes, Robert Clark, Jerry Bruner, William Ellerman, Max Dickson, Robert McFall, Charles Miller. patecl, provided music for football and basketball games throughout the year, and accompanied the baton twirlers during their halt-time shows. Serving as officers this year were: President W Charles Miller, Vice-President - Susan Kutchback, Secretary - Larry McCarty, Treasurer - Terry Mahuron, Li- brarian - Roselyn Gentry, Manager - Robert McFall, Assistant Manager H Roger Reiger. 1 Anhui ' 0 'S 5 .1 ., p -' sse- ,, - - Q .. rniig 1- t L. -z ,Q fx' i,'4' -A ft ' .g ,gi .I 1' 1 'S V8 I 1 Al ALTOS ROW 1: Linda Knarr, Dixie Brandt, Nancy Wamsley, Nancy Chew, Mary Ann Ashby, Marilyn Gordon. ROW 2: Annette Wells, Diane Fowler, Mary Francis Goodwin, Elizabeth McLaughlin, Joan Gidley, Willa Jo Elder, Barbara Klene. ROW 3: Marcia Headlee, Nancy Myers, Marsha Stutz, Dorothy Srnall, Ruth Wilhoit, Sandra Hoffman, Kathleen Williams, Karen Bordon. TENOR ROW 'I: Robert Roper, Larry Cornn, Robert Bostic, James Crane. ROW 2: Roger Williams, Robert Bartels, David Meyerrose, Mickey Wilke. ROW 3: James Nelson, Frederick Jones, Nicholas Williams, Robert Wunlcer, John Schilling, Chorus Greensburg High School Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Ben Niles, music director, has many activities throughout the year, some of these being the Christmas Concert on December l2, Early Spring Concert on March ll, District Choral Festival on March 13, Band and Chorus Contest on April l2, and Baccalaureate on May l8. Chorus meets regularly on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and consists of 72 members. 54 1 A - QQ? J A , l if 'IV 4 -., t 'e W M- ww... V-.m.........-wmv New i r i ' 9 t l Q. '-Je. u-mdipdp ll ll JN -er SOPRANO ROW l: Susan Kutchback, Mcriean Brune, Florena Urbahns, Janice VVingharn, Linda DeArmcnd, Sharen Burbank, Virginia Alversan, Mary Ann Mirer, Marlyn Goddard. ROW 2: Sandra Hess, Maxine Hess, Beverly Hessler, Joyce Ann Crane, Joan Garrett, Jean Reidenbach, Judy Horton, Eudora Ann Miller, Karen Armstrong, Sharon Martin. ROW 3: Sharon Hooten, Victoria Haught, Janet Jo Rcbbirs, Karen Dwenger, Karen Hammond, Marlene Scheidler, Judy McCarty, Patricia Mclczughlin, Michelin Hancock. BASS ROW 'lz Robert McFalI, Jerry Dietrlch,Willfan1 Ellerrnan, Ross Brown, Michael Hancock. ROW 2: Ronald VcinOsdol, Charles Miller, Cha-'los Oak, John Evans, Scott Carr, Chorus The accompanists for chorus this year are Dorothy Small, Florena Ur- bahns, Susan Kutchback, and Marcia Headlee. Othcers are: Janice Wingham, President, Ronald VanOsdol, Vice- President, Joyce Crane, Treasurer, Ruth Wilhoit, Secretaryg and Dorothy Small, Librarian. 55 ROW 'lz Linda McCamment, Lola Collins, Sharon Hoaten, Treva Collins, Donna Simmonds, Margaret Deal, Sandra Hottman, Margaret McKinley, Rita Kramer, Marlene Bausback. ROW 2: Janet Vogel, Georgia Borden, Marcia Thurston, Marian Bush, Carolyn Black, Mary Ann Ashby, Nancy Myers, Janice Hart, Patricia Hull, June Mann, Carolyn Weber. ROW 3: Jeananne Donnelly, Wanda Gates, Mary Goodwin, Janet Jo Robbins, Paulette Linger, Naomi Roszell, Marilyn Goddard, Mary Ann Miner, Janet Bleile, Beatrice Wisswell, Karen Armstrong, Judith Klene, Margaret Konnersman, Karen Hammond, Mary Gentry, Wanda Pike, Velma Meadows. ROW 4: Marsha Stutz, Nancy Chew, Marlene Scheidler, Darlene Green, Diane Fowler, Nancy Hyatt, Nancy Wansley, Joan Gidley, Glenda DeMoss, Susan Ricke, Judith Horton, Willa Jo Elder, Harriet Wood- till, Elizabeth McLaughlin, Lucynda Easley, Margaret Morgan, Sharon Garrett, Linda Dwenger, Jean Reidenbach. ROW 5: Carolyn Critser, Nita Sue Collins, Sara Ryle, Margaret Hardebeck, Judith Greene, Eva Gilbert, Janice Vetor, Ruth Edmondson, Sandra Jones, Judith Tebbe, Michelin Hancock, Barbara Klene, Carolyn Swango, Danna Weber, Roberta Herbert, Dorothy Small, Barbara Collins, Margaret Troxel, Kay Curry. Sunshine With love ?n their hearts, members ot the Sunshine Society go about their work at bring- ing happiness and cheer into the lives at many. Others is their motto, and yellow and white are their colors. Sunshine's activities begin in the tall with a picnic for all new members, Thanksgiving boslfets to' needy tarnilies, a Christmas party tar underprivileged children, a Mother- ondADapgf'e' Tea, and a Senior Banquet are a tevv of the activities Sunshine members effoy, 56 ROW 1: Donna Klene, Marcia Wells, Joyce Fischer, Susan Kutchback, Judith Johnson, Linda Fightmaster, Mary Jo Navarra, Teresa O'Mara, Jerlyn t-lite, Sharon Templeton, Carol Suzanne Dwenger, Christine Ernstes. ROW 2: Ann Levenstein, Anna Mae Foreman, Norma Jackson, Carol Berry, Karen Dwenger, lrene Kappes, Janet Muckerheide, Karen Beagle, Dorothy Westhafer, Mrs. Byvvaters, Miss Blair, Florena Urlaahns, Mariean Brune. ROW 3: Deloris Masters, Carol Fassold, Harriet Hoskins, Maxine Hess, Beverly Hessler, Marian Taylor, Joann Greiwe, Ruth Schoettmer, Betty Greiwe, Charlotte Ashby, June Taylor, Karen Powell, Beverly Misiak, Virginia Alverson, Patricia Butz, Carol Sue Bate, Sharon Wamsley, Judith Marlow, Marilyn Smith, Gayle McLaughlin, Ruth Ann Reed. ROW 4: Ruth Wilhoit, Bonnie Werner, Nancy Hull, Linda DeArrnond, Linda Shutters, Kathleen Williams, Barbara Sietker, Phyllis Wonn, Earlene McCreary, Joyce Bleile, Jacqueline Young, Karen Borden, Jac- queline Johnson, Lois VanOsdol, Jean Redman, Judith Lindboe, Frieda Kramer, Lincla Dill, Joan Garrett, Joyce Crane, Wyona Linville, Karen Barnes, Sally Tichenor. ROW 5: Bonnie Chapman, Marcia Headlee, Ann Acher, Patricia Skotzke, Janice Wingham, Roselyn Gentry, Nancy Hooten, Donna Garner, Phyllis Siefker, Jo Anne Horne, Roberta Clemons, Carolyn Masters, Lindo Tompkins, Patricia McLaughlin, Arlene Klene, Roberta Mock, Jacqueline Hunter, Bonnie Collicott, Roberta Wickens, Martha Zoellner, Betty Nobbe, Doris Ann Sallee, Margaret Drennen, Betty Burns. Society Janet Muckerheicle, President, Karen Beagle, Vice-President, Dorothy Westhater, Cor- responding Secretary, Karen Dvvenger, Recording Secretary, Irene Kappes, Treasurer, and members under the guidance ot their sponsors, Miss Norma Blair and Mrs. Eleanor Byvvaters, carried out the Sunshine tasks during the year i957-58. 57 ROW 'lz Roger Reiger, Bruce Farthing, Thomas Woodtill, Charles Oak, Larry McCarty, Mr, Moeller, Clark, Terry Mahuron, Paul Morgan, David Wiley, Robert Winkler. William ROW 2: Robert Lawson, William Schick, Joseph Hughes, Robert Bostic, John Rhodes, Michael Shutters, William Hubbard, Larry Ebenkamp, Robert Glenn, Robert Acher, Ross Brown. ROW 3: David McHenry, Ward Sparks, Thomas Bertrand, Larry Cornn, David Meyerrose, Walter Robbins, John Humpert, Charles Foster, Jon Marlin, Maurice Lay, Roger Williams, Charles Gilliland, William Robbins. ROW 4: Stephen Goddard, Robert Bartels, John Oliger, John Westhater, William Ellerman, Roy Robbins, James Childress, Ralph Dayhufl, David York, Jerry Dietrich, William Nash, Larry Dickson, John Evans. HI-Y Hi-Y's titty members, in coniunction with Tri-l-li-Y, held an impressive candlelight initia tion ceremony in October and acted as hosts tor the District Meeting of Othcers for both organizations. This group has, as its motto, To create, rnaintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community, high standards ot Christian character. ln order to further their support of this motto, they sponsor the collection ot material for Good Will industries and contribute financially toward the Cheer Fund. One ot the money-making proiects sponsored this year was the Sweetheart Ball, at which Susan Kutchback was crowned Sweetheart Oueen. Sponsoring l-li-Y was Mr. Raymond C. Moeller. Othcers for this year were: Bill Clark, President, Larry McCarty, Vice-President, Terry Mahuron, Secretary-Treasurer, Thomas Woodtill, Chaplain, Charles Oak, Sergeant-at-Arms. 58 ROW 1: Janice Wingham, Jo Anne Horne, Donna Garner, Sharon Templeton, Miss Frost, Phyllis Wonn, Barbara Siefker, Karen Beagle, Carol Fassold. ROW 2: Nancy Chew, Susan Kutchbaclc, Ann Levenstein, Carolyn Critser, Suzanne Smith, Earlene McCreary, Kathleen Amy, Sharon Warnsley, Carol Sue Bate, Nancy Coolc, Sandra Hoffman, Beverly Misiak, Karen Powell, Linda Knorr. ROW 3: Linda Shutters, Kathleen Williams, Judith Lindboe, Nancy Hull, Harriet Hoskins, Phyllis Siefker, Lois VanOsdol, Jean Redmon, Marsha Stutz, Dorothy Small, Karen Bordon, Jacqueline Johnson, Florena Urbahns, Bonnie Werner, ROW 4: Mary Ann Ashby, Marcia Wells, Jerlyn l-lite, Marcia Headlee, Bonnie Chapman, Ann Acher, Dorothy Westhafcr, Mary Jo Navarro, Linda Fightntaster, Judith Johnson, Nancy Hooten, Phyllis Linlcrneyer, Patricia Skotzlce, Joyce Bleile, Ruth Ann Reed, Margaret Drennen, TRI-HI-Y The Greensburg Chapter of Tri-Hi-Y, which was organized here in l943, attempts to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high stand- ards of Christian character, The plattorrn tor the club is clean speech, clean sports, clean living, and clean scholarship. Tri-l-li-Y is aftlliated with the Y.M.C.A. Annual activities include intorrnal and torrnal initiations, the Christmas dance, Easter convocation, Senior banquet, and the Fall Training Conference. There are 5l rnenthers sponsored by Martha Frost. Otticers are Sharon Templeton, President, Phyllis Wann, Vice-President, Barbara Sietlcer, Secretary, Donna Garner, Treasurer, Jo Anne l-lorne, Chaplain, Karen Beagle, Seraeant-at-Arms, and Janice Wingham, Song Leader. 59 A' 9-4' N 4:48 'R' a phy J Q-1 'Ani , ima bf tn QL, ROW 1: Randall Evans, Paul Nienaber, David Schroeder, Paul Luken, Thomas Menkedick, Donald Greiwe. ROW 2: Richard Hoskins, Herman Nobbe, Harry Wright, Leonard McKnight, Mr, Finley. ROW 3: Richard Heger, Richard Osting, Charles Greiwe, William Burkhart, George Knight, Harold Koors, Arthur Blankman. ROW 4: Walter Nobbe, Roy Robbins, Kenneth Hitchcock, James Tebbe, Leon Nobbe, David York, David FFA Maintaining modern development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and good citizenship are the primary aims et Future Farmers ot America. Greenshurg's Chapter ot this national organization has blue and gold as its colors. lts twenty-seven members, under the sponsorship of Mr. Roger Finley, has as its motto, Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve. This club sponsors, every year, a Father-and-Son Banquet, plus other varied activities including attendance to district and state conventions, participation in grain, soil, live- stock and dairy judging, District Parliamentary Procedure, and Public and Impromptu Speaking contests. Othcers who led the FFA this year were President, David Sclirorrrlrrr, Vice-President, Paul Luken, Secretary, Paul Nienaloer, Treasurer, Tom lvlenlfedick, Reporter, Donald Greivve, and Sentinel, Randall Evans. 60 ROW 1: Virginia Alverson, Irene Koppes, Suzanne Dwenger, Dorothy Westhafer, Mary Jo Navarro, Linda Fightmaster, Larry McCarty, Mrs. Webster, Mr. Huddleston, Patricia Butz. ROW 2: Ross Brown, Susan Kutchback, Bonnie Werner, Carol Fassold, Beverly Misiak, Janice Wingham, Jacqueline Young, Nancy Cook, Marilyn Gordon, Sharon Wamsley, Carol Sue Bate, Robert Meyer, Mor- jeon Brune, Janet Muckerheide. ROW 3: Betty Nobbe, Doris Sallee, Charlene Binder, Marjorie Fowl, Joyce Crane, Robert McFall, Sherry Adams, Georgia Borden, Dorothy Foster, Sharon Jones, Ruth Wilhoit, Ann Levenstein, Daniel Toneges. ROW 4: Judith Johnson, Roberta Clemons, Linda DeArmor1ci, Marcia Headlee, Kathleen Williams, Roberta Wickens, Roselyn Gentry, Joyce Fischer, Nancy Hooten, Phyllis Linlcmeyer, Teresa O'Maro, Linda Tompkins, Marian Bush, Sara Ryle, Karen Dwenger, Marlene Scheidler, Nathan Christine, Richard Feist, William Clark. FBLA Development of competent, aggressive leadership in business and improvement ot characters, training for useful citizenship, tostering ot patriotic ideals, in addition to encouraging improvement in scholarship and school loyalty are the multiple aims ot the Future Business Leaders ot America. Eligibility is dependent upon enrollment in a minimum ot two business courses. Member- ship is limited to members ofthe sophomore, junior, and senior classes. To gain experience in business procedures, members may help manage and operate the high school bookstore, and type administrative reports tor the principal's ottice. Sponsors tor this year were Mrs. Evelyn Webster and Mr. Louis l-luddleston. Elective po- sitions were held by Mary Jo Navarro, President, Dorothy Westhater, Vice-President, Linda Fightmaster, Secretary, C. Suzanne Dwenger, Treasurer, and Larry McCarty, Reporter. 61 ROW 1: Janet Vogel, Marcia Thurston, Lindola Davis, Carolyn Black, Kathleen Amy, Nancy Myers, Margaret Konnersman, Sandra Hess, Linda Knorr, Karen Dwenger. ROW 2: Jeanne Donnelly, Annette Wells, Susan Ricke, Nancy Wamsley, Janet Robbins, Kathy Sterrett, Anita Voiles, Glenda DeMoss, Rita Meyer, Sharon Martin, Paulette Linger, Naomi Roszelle, linda McCarnment. ROW 3: Dixie Brandt, Janice Schurch, Willa Elder, Judy Horton, Joan Gidley, Harriet Woodfill, Janice Hart, Dorothy Scheidler, Margaret Deal, Judith Klene, Georgia Borden. ROW 4: Faith VanArsdol, Marilyn Willetord, Mary Ann Ashby, Marian Bush, Linda McGuire, Donna Simmonds. GAA GAA, which is organized to stimulate participation in girls' athletics and to promote good health and sportsmanship, has many activities. Some ot these include the Football Pirate King Dance, sports throughout the year, such as basketball, volleyball, softball, tennis, ping-pong, archery, swimming and tumbling. 62 ROW 'lz Lindo Fightmoster, Mary Jo Navarro, Teresa O'Mora, Phyllis Linkmeyer, Mrs, Garvey, Barbara Siefker, Earlene McCreory, Phyllis Wann, Ann Levenstein. ROW 2: Maxine Hess, Marilyn Smith, Shoren Burbank, Roberto Wickerts, Patricia Butz, .lean Redman, Beverly Misialc, Karen Powell, Marilyn Gordon, Sharon Templeton, .lerlyn Hite, Ruth Ann Reed. ROW 3: Marcia Wells, Lindo Shutters, Ruth Wilhoit, Donna Garner, Martha Zoellner, Joyce Fischer, Judith Johnson, Suzanne Dwenger, lrene Koppes, Carol Berry, Nancy Hull, Linda DeArmond. ROW 4: Margaret Drennen, Karen Beagle, Phyllis Sietker, Roselyn Gentry, Nancy Hooten, Dorothy West- hoter, Carolyn Masters, Patricia McLoughlin, Linda Tompkins, Ann Acher, Patricia Skotzke, Marcia Headlee. GAA Various awards, given for participation in sports, are earned by accumulating points and passing tests. Among these are the GAA pin, the ottlcial monogram, the letter, and state award, which is a plaque. During the T957-58 school year, GAA had Bu members with Mrs. Virginia Garvey as sponsor. Otticers tor the yea were President, Phyllis Linlqnteyer, Vice-President, Teresa O'Mora, Secretory, Barbara Sietker, and Treasurer, Earlene McCreory. 63 ROW 1: Ward Sparks, Thomas Bertrand, Lewis Ewing, Bruce Farthing, Ronald Chandler, Mickey Sheets, Robert McFall, Ray Robbins. ROW 2: Mark Hermann, Michael Shutters, Robert Bostic, Charles Owens, Joseph Oliger, Robert Lawson, Thomas Woodfill, John Land, Charles Oak. ROW 3: Michael Link, David Hartwell, Alan Flint, Nolan Wilson, Robert Klene, John Preston, David McHenry, Stephen Goddard, Larry Brown. ROW 4: Walter Nobbe, Robert Skotzke, David Meyerrose, Charles Peters, Richard Heger, John Westhafer, David Ricke, Robert Clark, Charles Gilliland, Kenneth Frazier, Jared Fogg, Maurice Lay, Mr. Ritter, G-Men G'Men, under the sponsorship ot Mr. Harry Ritter and Mr, Ed Simmons has, as its goal, the creation and maintenance throughout the year ot a high standard in athletics. Varsity letters must be gained, therefore, before membership may be obtained. Money-making proiects during the year include selling decals and pins, Activities, such as parties and initiations are presented periodically. This club, with an enrollment ot 40 members has, as its officers, Ronnie Chandler, President, Robert McFall, Vice-President, Roy Robbins, Secretary, and Mickey Sheets, Treasurer. 64 ROW 1: Ann Acher, William Clark, Betty Burns, John Land, Marlene Simmonds, Richard Baldwin, Patricia Skotzke, John Springmeyer, Randall Evans, Sharon Wamsley, Stephen Goddard, Sherry Adams, Lewis Ewing, ROW 2: Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Finley, Dennis Murphy, Duane Draping, Joyce Fischer, lrene Kappes, Suzanne Dwenger, Virginia Alverson, Patricia Butz, Carol Sue Bate, Maxine Hess, Marian Taylor, Martha Zoellner, John Greiwe, Ruth Schotttmer, Ruth McKell, Sally Tichenor, Margaret Drennen, Donna Klene, Anna Mae Foreman, Joan Garrett, Roverta Mock, Linda DeArmond, Mrs, Fogg. ROW 3: David Wiley, David Schroeder, James Sparks, Stephen Simmonds, Phyllis Linkmeyer, Judith Johnson, Linda Fightmaster, Karen Powell, Mary Jo Navarro, Barbara Siefker, Phyllis Wonn, Lois VanOsdol, Jean Redman, June Taylor, Nancy Cook, Karen Borden, Marilyn Smith, Doris Sollee, Charlotte Ashby, Carol Berry, Deloris Masters, Mr. Gossett, Mr, Huddleston. ROW 4: Mr. Smith, Charles Oak, Paul Nienaber, Larry Brown, Charles Greiwe, Tom Bertrand, Jared Fogg, Nancy Hooten, Bonnie Chapman, Teresa OfMara, Dorothy Westhafer, Norma Jackson, Harriet Hoskins, Beverly Hessler, Linda Tompkins, Patricia McLaughlin, Arlene Klene, Tom Menkedick, Roselyn Gentry, William Nash, William Klene, Roberta Clemons, Betty Nobbe, Bonnie Werner. Concessions Junior and Senior students participate each year in the sale of concessions at football and basketball games. After expenses are deducted, the profits are divided equally between the two classes. The Seniors' share is then spent for the yearbook, Senior banquet, and a gift for the school, while the Juniors spend their share for the Junior-Senior Prom in May. Mr. Finley and Mr. Kennedy, adult advisors for the concession helpers, are also assisted by the other Junior and Senior class sponsors. 65 ROW 'Ii Margaret McKinley, Donna Klene, Norma Jean Jackson, Patricia Skotzke, Beverly Misiak, Mrs. Platt, Carolyn Masters, Ann Archer, Patricia l-lull, Ann Levenstein, Jacqueline Huter. ROW 2: Wanda Pike, Wanda Gates, Velma Meadows, Florena Urbahns, Linda Shutters, Linda DeArmond, Larry Cornn, David McHenry, John Rhodes, Robert Glenn, Bonnie Collicott, Judith Klene, Nita Sue Collins, Suzanne Smith, Nancy Myers, Rita Clark, Barbara Collns, Marcia Wells, Stephen Goddard, Christine Ernstes. ROW 3: Daniel Bausback, Robert Acher, Michael Shutters, Jared Fogg, Thomas Woodtill, Thomas Bartrand, Jo Anne Horne, Donna Sue Garner, Jean Redman, Lois VanOsdol, Barbara Siefker, Judith Marlow, Judith Lindboe, Ronald Klene, Dennis Lancioni, Robert Mock, Thomas Schcidler, Gilbert Kindelan, Frederick Craig, Gerald Johnston. ROW 4: Duane Draping, John Carney, John Oliger, Michael Link, William Robbins, Jerry Dietrich, Charles Gilliland, Joseph Oliger, Mary Mitchell, Larry McCarty, Phyllis Siefker, Martha Zoellner, Marcia Headlee, Marvin Miller, Maurice Lay, Terry Mahuron, Joseph Hughes, Tom Tumilty, Charles Peters, John Westhafer, James Childress. Latin Club Latin Club's purposes are to gain a more thorough knowledge of Roman life, history and literature, and to increase interest in Latin and other classical languages. Latin Club, a member of the National Junior Classical League, had many activities this year which included an informal initiation with a slave auction, and a formal initiation with pitch-in-supper. The officers for the club were President, Beverly Misiak, Vice-President, Carolyn Masters Secretary, Ann Acher, Treasurer, Patricia Skotzke. Mrs. Elinor Platt sponsored the group 66 A C T I V I T I E I S Senior Awards ANN LEVENSTEIN Elk s Most Valuable Student Award lglrll BARBARA SIEFKER D A R Good Cntlzen Aword 68 LARRY DICKSON Elk s Most Valuable Student Aword lboyl PROM COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN ROW 1: Linda Shutters, Bonnie Chapman, Florena Urbahns, Sharon Wamsley. ROW 2: Judith Marlow, Judith Lindboe, Ronald Klene, Bonnie Callicott, G. Michael Hancock, Roberta Mock, Stephen Goddard. ROW 3: Dorothy Westhafer, Ronald VanOsdol, Earlene McCreary, Donna Garner, Terry Mahuron, Carolyn Masters. Prom I 958 Fascination was the prom theme presented by the class of 1959 for the i958 Junior- Senior Prom on May lo. This year, the Washington Elementary School was the scene for the highlights of the i957-58 school year. Juniors, seniors, and their guests danced in a setting of a Queen's ballroom. This idea was used throughout the halls and at the main entrance ofthe school. Climaxing the evening, the Queen and her court were escorted to the ballroom by guards dressed according to the idea of the theme. Tom Woodtill, President ol the Junior class, then accompanied the Queen to the throne. There he crowned her as Prom Queen of l958. The theme committee consisted of Steve Goddard, chairman, Dottie Westhater, Linda Shutters, Ronnie Klene, Judy Lindboe, and Ronnie VanOsdol. Chairmen ot the other committees were: Band, Terry Mahuron, Waitress and Costume, Earlene McCreary, ln- vitations and Programs, Sharon Wamsley, Throne, Mike Hancock, Main Decorations, Roberta Mock, Table Decorations, Bonnie Collicott, Window, Bonnie Chapman, Main Entrance, Donna Garner, Place, Judy Marlow, and Refreshments, Florena Urbahn. Carolyn Masters served as General Chairman. 69 'X .N '1 A LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Kutchback, Barbara Siefker, Queen Sharon Templeton, Nancy Hull. Band Homecoming Queen This year, as one of the highlights, the band had its first Homecoming Show, scheduled and held on Football Par- ents' Night. Preparations for the event included the nomi- nation, by the band members, of four girls who qualified for Queen. These nominations were made public, however, the actual voting was kept secret for three days. At the final moment Sharon Templeton, a Senior, was crowned by Larry McCarty, committee chairman. Sharon was escorted to the throne by Charles Peters, Senior Class President, Members of the Queen's court were Susan Kutchback, escorted by Mark Hermann, Barbara Siefker, escorted by Jared Fogg, and Nancy Hull, escorted by Tom Woodfill. Each girl, and her es- cort, was chauffeured around the field in T957 converti- bles driven by Bob Manlief, Larry Baker, Jim Stier, and Bill Griewe. The Band formed a crown and played a fanfare for the Queen as the crown was placed upon her head. .X Ns 95 x All hail the Queen' ROW 'I Lnda Shutters, Susan Kutchback, Janice Wingham. ROW 2: Judith Lindboe, Nancy Hull, Bonnie Chapman, Leve nstein. Ann Sweetheart Queen Susan Kutchback was crowned Sweetheart Queen of Greensburg Community High School at 10.30 PM. on Friday, November l, 1957. The Sweetheart Dance was sponsored by Hi-Y. This was the first semi-formal dance held at the new Greensburg Community High School. The election lasted throughout one week. Each nomi- nee had a special bank, and the students placed their votes - a penny a vote - into the container ot the girl of their choice. Bill Clark, president ot Hi-Y, crowned the queen, chosen from the following candidates: Jan Wing- ham, Ann Levenstein, Susan Kutchback, Ruth Ann Reed, Linda Shutters, Bonnie Chapman, and Judy Lindboe. Football King Ronald K. Chandler was crowned 1957 Football Pirate King by Janet Jo Robbins, freshman initiate, at the annual Football Pirate King Dance. lt was sponsored by the Oirl's Athletic Association. Richard Heger, Mickey Sheets, Roy Robbins, l-larry Davidson, and Charles Owens constitutedthe court. Candidates tor king were all senior football players and, from these, the student body elected Ronald as their king. King Chandler with court from LEFT TO RIGHT: Harry Davidson Mickey Sheets, Richard l-leger, Charles Owens, Roy Robbins, and GAA President, Phyllis Linkmeyer. Pirate Kings Ba ketboll King Roy Robbins is crowned by Quill 81 BASKETBALL CQURT Scroll President, Deloris Masters. Basketball King Roy Robbins was crowned King at the annual Pirate Basketball King Dance by Deloris Masters on March 14 in the high school foyer. Members of King Roy's court were John Westhater, Richard Heger, Walter Nobbe, Charles Peters, and Mark Hermann, Charles Owens was made an honor- ary member of the court. Decorations for this dance, which was sponsored by Quill and Scroll, were centered around pastel col- ors. Refreshments were served tree by the members of Quill and Scroll. ROW l: Charles Peters, Mark Hermann, Charles Owens, ROW 2: Walter Nobbe, John Westhoter, Richard Heger, Roy Robbins. 5 5 U A ,I -lx .fxsy Q l l.gQ.nunn l 'Vs- iqx N C7 1.- 115 if V . Ls:-ti 3 . STUDENT DIRECTORS ROW l: Dorothy Small, Ann Leverxstein, Beverly Misiak, Nancy VVarr'sley. ROW 2: Mickey lNQlke, Stephen Goddard, Patricia l-lu'l,NNll'ff1'n Robbins, lfllZGlICTl1lVlClGUQl1lif1. ROW 3: John Vlesthater, Dycthy lfvesthafer, Thomas Bertrand. Follies of 1958 Work, practice, patience, and desire are what go into the making of a successful Follies. Freshmen, sophomores, iuniors, and seniors alike, each working with a separate theme, produce o musical show for the community, The Follies help to build co- operativeness and good sportsmanship in every participating member. Follies Directors Virginia Garvey and Eleanor Bywoters 7 2 i HERNANDO'S HIDEAWAY l. Hernando's Hideaway 2. Satan Takes A Holiday 3. The Lady ls A Tramp 4. Oldest Established 5. Luck Be A Lady 6. Money ls The Root Of All Evil 7. Don't Walk Under A Ladder 8. Knock On Wood 9. Ace ln The Hole Watermelon Weather CUPID S CAPERS l. l've Grown Accustomed To Your Face 2. How Could You Believe Me 3. Friendship 4. A You're Adorable 5. The Girlfriend of the Great Explorer 6. Frankie and Johnnie 7. Moonlight Bay 8. My Time ls Your Time 9. l'm Available IO. Sisters l l. Them There Eyes l've Got The Sun ln The Mornin' And The Moon At Night Satan Takes A Holiday THIS HORN'S A PLENTY l. Come On A My House 2. Egghead 3. Watermelon Weather 4. Gumdrop 5. You're The Cream In My Coffee 6. My Sugar ls So Refined 7. Jelly Bean 8. Cinnamon Sinner 9. A Great Drink lFinalel l've Grown Accustomed To Your Face THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE l. The Best Things ln Lite Are Free 2. The Cockeyed Optimist 3. l've Got The Sun ln The Mornin' A 4. Side By Side 5. Money Burns A Hole In My Pocket 6. l've Got Plenty O' Nothin 7. l've Got Rhythm . With A Little Bit O' Luck . Lite Is .lust A Bowl Of Cherries 8 9 TO. Don't Fence Me ln ll. lt's A Big Wide Wonderful World 12. Finale ncl The Moon At Night ni x Convocations During the T957-58 school year, several interesting and outstanding assembly programs were presented for the student body in the beautiful auditorium. The convocations rep- resented many different areas of endeavor, including one-act plays, vocational guidance programs, musical presentations, science and current event features, and several other outstanding programs. Playshop, the school's dramatic club, presented two very enioyable comedies. An in- formative and interesting vocational guidance program and clinic was held in March. Contestants for the district music contest performed on several occasions. A highlight in the year's presentations was the report of Senator Homer E. Capeheart on his visit and observations in Russia. Throughout the year various school organizations sponsored other convocations and skits, including the Sunshine initiation program and the Breeze skit. An impressive Thanksgiving program was also presented by student speakers. ':A ixmi-fi us ,, -- E . if , Q Y S ROW 'le David Hartwell, Charles Peters, Louis Ewing, Bruce Farthing. ROW 2: Richard Hoskins, Maurice Lay, Roy Robbins, Mark Hermann. ROW 3: Charles Owens, Student Manager, Walter Nobbe, Richard Heger, John Westhater, Mr, Harry Ritter Coach. Varsity Basketball With eight returning lettermen, this year's Pirates showed an improvement over last year's team, Although the records don't show this our style at playing does. Greensburg was beaten in the second round of the sectionals. Next year's Pirates should be even better due to the tact that only one starter grad- uated. Then, too, we had a capable B-Team to strengthen our bench. 76 . -ru Wolter Nobbe Charles Peters Roy Robbins Graduating Seniors Mark Hermonn Richard Heger John Westhcfer 39 i Charles Butch Owens has served in the capacity of Student Manager for all four years of his high school career. He has aptly taken the responsibility for proper care and maintenance ot equipment. The annual staff feels he deserves special mention as a show of our gratitude. 1'X 78 Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1957-1958 l5 - Greenfield i9 - Madison 22 - Rushville 26 - North Vernon 29 - Bloomington 6 - Shelbyville i3 - Southport l7 - Martinsville 20 - New Castle l - New Year Tourney at Connersville 7 - Connersville TO - Columbus l4 - Batesville 24 - Scottsburg 28 - Franklin 31 - Aurora 7 - Lawrenceburg l l - Jeffersonville 21 - Seymour LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Osting, Michael Link, Thomas Scheidler, David Green, Robert Clark, Donald Gentry Nolan Wilson, Paul Bullard, Ward Sparks, Michael Shutters. FRONT: Robert Wunlcer, Managerg Mr. Richard Revalee, Coach. Sapling Team This year's B-Team showed the fans what they could expect in the future. The young Bucs had a respectable 8-lO season and lost several close games. 79 'tzhv Greensburg 35 26 ...... 26 ...... 27 ...... 31 ..4... 36 ...... 34 ...... 26 ...... 27 ...... 20 ...... 41 ....,. 26 ...... 25 ...... 28 ...... 42 ....,. ROW 1: Daniel Oliger, Steve Ricke, Nicholas Williams, Gerald Gottlieb, William Masters. ROW 2: Robert Flack, William Bower, Ed Holbrook, Ronald Davis, John Schiling. ROW 3: Robert Loucks, Manager, John Ewing, James Nelson, Mickey Wilke, Stephen Foster, Mr. Simmons, Coach. SCHEDULE Batesville Waldron . Columbus . . Rushville . . . Shelbyville . Greenfield . Sandreek . . Hope ...... North Vernon TOURNEY Columbus .. Seymour . . . Rushville ... Vllaldron ... Shelbyville Batesville . . 33 ...... Shelbyville . 21 ...,.. Columbus .. if 'ff 43 .. ...33 Oppifgfif Freshman Basketball 46 'fff 44 The Greensburg freshman squad had a very mediocre season win- 41 67 ning 3 and dropping 12 games, Despite this discouraging record, our spunky frosh never gave up. 4 30 48 . 32 46 31 31 53 21 45 35 80 rv 9 A Q pt Pt Q I3 li? 'N A- ,, -- - ' ROW 'l: Mr. Edwin Simmons, Coach, Harry Davidson, Roy Robbins, Richard Heger, Mickey Sheets, Ronald Chandler, Charles Owens, Mr. Richard Revalee, Assistant Coach. ROW 2: Robert Hubbard, Michael Shutters, David Ricke, Robert Sktozke, Thomas Bertrand, Joseph O'liger, William Bower, John Preston, Kenneth Frazier, David Meyerrose. ROW 3: John Land, Bruce Forthing, Charles Harmon, Robert Bartels, Robert Lawson, Ward Sparks, Thomas Scheidler, David Green, Maurice Lay, Robert Bostic, Assistant Manager, David McHenry, Manager. Varsity Football 1957 Greensburg's 1956 campaign greatly resembled the preceeding season's mark, but with one exception. Coach Simmons' team improved to the point that they won one game this season and none the last. After several peppy practices, and with good spirit and morale in evidence, the Pirates seemed anything but an accommodating host as they trounced Batesville l9-O. Earlier in the season Greensburg outplayed Edinburgh as far as statistics are concerned but still fell short to the tune of a scant one-point margin, 7-6. Another contest, against a strong Rushville eleven, saw the Bucs fall behind to a 19-O count but, in doing so, they gave their opponents a good battle. Hoping that the Pirates have learned much from this season, we will look forward to a better record next season. 81 Ronnie Chandler Senior Players Harry Davidson Roy Robbins Richard Heger 82 Charles Owens Mickey Sheets Nothing could stop the pirates as they won over Batesville! Over the line to victory! Hold that line! 1957 SCHEDULE Pirates Opponents O Martinsville i3 8 North Vernon 24 6 Edinburg 7 O Rushville l9 O Greenfield 45 19 Batesville O O Columbus 25 O Franklin 35 lf? Shelbyville 40 my 5.3 5, C9 . v- . ji ROW 'lx Robert Wunker, John Ewing, Nicholas Williams, Michael Ewing, Merlin Collins. ROW 2: Robert Bostic, Manager, Gerald Gottlieb, Ronald Davis, William Bower, James Clark, William Masters, David McHenry, Manager. September .... September .... September October SCHEDULE 10 ...... 17 . . 22 . . 7 . . Freshman Football North Vernon . . . Shelbyville . . Rushville . . . Columbus Striving for recognition in spite of their lack of polish and finesse on the playing field, the freshman football squad provided colorful excitement for the Greensburg fans. Their fighting spirit and the promise for future victories overshadowed the fact that no victories were racked up in favor of Greensburg. B4 wb, N x l x Michael Link, William Klene, Robert Klene, Mark Hermann. Tennis Golf John Rhodes, Mickey Wilke, Charles Gilliland, Stephen Goddard, Jared Fogg, Mark Hermann, John Westhafer. At the South Central Confer- ence Tennis Tournament held at Connersville on September 19 and September 2l, Greensburg finished in a tie for sixth place with Shelbyville. Singles were: Mark Hermann was outplayed by Byrum of Martinsville. The scores were 5-7, 6-2, and 7-5. Robert Klene won over Howard of Southport. The scores were 6-O and 6-4. Robert Klene was beaten by Ditmer of Seymour. The scores were 6-l and 6-2. Doubles were: Michael Link and Bill Klene were defeated by Rush and Steltenpohl of Sey- mour. The scores were 6-3 and 6-4. The Greensburg Community High School linksmen concluded a successful fall schedule by fin- ishing third, in the annual con- ference meet, behind Seymour and Columbus. The meet was held at the local course for the first time this year. John West- hafer corded a 79, to place sec- ond in the individual scoring. The other members of the team are Mark Hermann, Jared Fogg, and Stephen Goddard. John Rhodes, Mickey Wilke, Charles Gilliland, Stephen Goddard, Jared Fogg, Mark Hermann, John Westhafer. 'Q of 1 Q93 A 1- A wr' l i L W? X f . ROW 1: Richard Osting, Robert Bostic, Dickie Allen, Stephen Goddard. ROW 2: Charles Gilliland, William Robbins, Nolan Wilson, Charles Peters, Jared Fogg, Tom Woodlill. -.05 Cross-Country Track ROW 1: Dennis Lanciani, Joseph Hughes, David McHenry, Tom Woodfill, Joseph Oliger. ROW 2: Robert Klene, Marvin Miller, Charles Gilliland, William Robbins, Maurice Lay, Charles Peters, Thomas Bertrand. ROW 3: John Land, John Preston, Richard Heger, John Oliger, Donald Gentry, Richard Troxel, Robert Lawson, David Ricke, Thomas Scheidler, David Meyerrose. .C cv. . . ' Q , v no QQ 5 Cheerleaders 5 . df. ---0.-.41 LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Masters . Judith Lindboe Ruth Ann Reed Linda Shutters Creating zestful school spirit for the 1957-58 season were these Varsity, unison-trained girls who added that extra zip to all athletic events. Varsity N x t X Reserve Something new was added this year, when the student body elected reserve yell leaders tor the first time. These pert girls, Pat and Marcia, cheered and led yells for the Sap- lings. These girls also helped lead the Pep Club during reserve and varsity games. LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Hull and Marcia Wells. When sixty freshmen and sophomore girls con- vened at 7:30 AM. two mornings a week minus lipstick and sleep, they must have been pretty en- thusiastic about something... and those femme fatales of the Pep Club really were! For the Hrst time in the history of G.C.H.S., Booster Club in- itiated this Pep Club to promote lots of good school spirit and more organized cheers. Rhythmic hand, feet, and head motions plus smiling faces and vibrant voices characterized the members of this eager group. By performances at all the home games and pep sessions, wearing such added features as corsages, shakers, head- bands, and Pirate outfits, the Pep Club proved to be a valuable asset to the Pirates' avid cheering section. Pirate Night held added enjoyment for basketball spectators as cheerleaders and team members came leaping through a Pirate head to the lively strains of Pirate Fight Song. 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