Greentown High School - Emerald Yearbook (Greentown, IN)

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e. H. s. The EMERALD 1933 MISS MARY A. -FAUSSET, B. M. Music Art Fortville High School DePauw University John Herron Art Institute Ball State Teachers' College MR. WILLIAM A. FIELDS, A. B. Social Science Winchester High School DePauw University Ball State Teachers' College Indiana State Teachers' College MISS LENA ZEHRING, A. B. English Kokomo High School Central Normal College Indiana University MR. ROBERT L. GREEN, A. B., A. M. Mathematics Ireland Indiana High School Indiana University MR. ALLAN R. HUNTER, A. B. Science Kokomo High School Kentucky State University Indiana State University MISS OLGA WITTENBE-RG, A. B. Commercial Gariield High School lTerre Hautej Indiana Sltate Teachers' College MISS MINNIE PARSON, A. B. English Greentown High School Indiana State Normal Wisconsin University Indiana University MR. RALPH KING, A. B. . History I Physical Education Amboy High School Earlham College Ball State Teachers' College MISS ESTHER WILSON, A. B., B. S. Home Economics Riley High School Indiana State Teachers' College MR. LEVI C. KING Industrial Arts Searcy, Dewitt and Stuttgart Arkansas Goshen, Indiana MISS LOUISE SCOTT, A. B. Latin Greentown High School DePauw University Indiana State Teachers' College Marion College Page se Ve!!

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6,1-LS, The EMERALD 1 9 3 3 FACULTY Every organization must have its leaders and the seniors of '33 feel deeply indebted to the faculty for the excellent instructing ability shown and the fine spirit of cooperation displayed by it. The faculty had to undergo some changes over last year and when we first came to school last September we saw many new faces. This faculty headed by Mr. Callis, our esteemed and honored leader, has proven itself over and over again to be one of the best cooperative organizations of its kind ever to perform its work within the walls of Greentown High School. We, the seniors of 1933 wish to take this opportunity to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to the teaching staff for their patience and skill in -handling us in our various moods. We realize that at times we have been more or less of a bother and worry but now We see that you, the fac- ulty, have had us well in hand and we wish again to thank you for your work. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The class of '33 with 48 members entered school in 1921 with Miss Carr as their first teacher. Their teachers for the next five years were: Miss Evans, Miss Smith and Miss Scherer, Miss Lamb, Mr. Horner, and Mr. Schaaf. At the end of their sixth year they were able to do that which they had long wanted to do - go upstairs. As seventh graders they chose Mrs. Pickett as their class sponser. This year was spent in trying to learn how to study their lessons without being told just when they should study. In the eighth grade they elected Mr. Mustard as their sponser. The crowning event of this year was the Pow Wow. They were the first eighth grade class allowed to participate in this. As Freshmen, their class adviser was Mr. Leamon. In the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years their sponsers were Miss Wittenberg, Miss Parson, and Mr. Callis respectively. All through school life this class has felt that it was doing its best for the school by studying diligently and entering into all school activities. Page eight