Greenwood High School - Woodman Yearbook (Greenwood, IN)

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W-My--Q-0-M--W-M Eh? Bran-Net -----m--1--'-.--- SPORTS REVIEW BASKET BALL OCT. 17.-The opening game of the season played on the local Gym against Acton was won by the local netmen, 43 to 18. OCT. 19+-Ninevah defeated Greenwood 20 to 19 in the second home game of the season. OCT. 26-The locals again lost in their first away from home game which was played with Edinburg at Edinburg. Score 56 to 18. NOV. 2-Greenwood won, their second game of the ycar defeating Lizton 39 to 34 on the local gym. NOV. 16-Greenwood hung up their third victory of the season de- feating Zionsville here 27 to 17. NOV. 23-Greenwood lost to the Center Grove team 16 to 25 in a hard-fought game which was played at Center Grove's new gym. DEC. 8-Whiteland was the first winner of the Invitational Tourna- ment which is to be an annual event. The schools competing were Greenwood, Whiteland, Center Grove and Union. The scores: 1st game, Center Grove 29, Greenwood 20. 2nd game, Whiteland 32, Union 20. 3rd game Whiteland 37, Center Grove 23. DEC. 14-The Masonic Home netmen overwhelmed the local quintet here, 69 to 26. However, they were favored to win the county. DEC. 21-Greenwood lost a thriller to Whitelaind 24 to 25. This game was played in the Cracker Box at Whiteland. DEC. 28-Greenwood defeated Beech Grove here 39 to 36 scor- ing their fourth victory of the season. JAN. 4-Greenwood was defeated by Acton here 38 to 21. S JAN. 11-Union defeated Greenwood 28 to 19 here in the first clash of the season with Union. JAN. 18-The County Tourney was held at Franklin and this year's victor was Edinburg. JAN. 25-Whiteland scored their second defeat over Greenwood in a return game played on the home floor. The score was 31 to 26. FEB. 1-Greenwood defeated Hopewell here 34 to 32. FEB. 8-Clark overwhelmed Greenwood here 56 to 25. FEB. 15-Southport defeated Greenwood here in a thrilling over- time game. The locals fought hard in the overtime but lost. when Southport scored on a wild shot. Final score 23 to 21. FEB. 22-Bainbridge defeated Greenwood 30 to 15 at Bainbridge. MAR. 1-The Sectional tourney was held at Franklin and as usual Franklin won. Clark was the runner up this year. Greenwood was defeated by Franklin. TRACK MEETS APRIL-Annual Inter-Class Track meet. The Sophomores were this year's victors. They finished Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors and Freshmen.

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M---+0--W-------Q-U he Bran- rt -Q---M--Q--M--0 DRAMATIC CLUB Coached by PROF. PALMER The Dramatic Club presented Are You a Mason, on the high school gym Jan. 10. The cast consisted of Richard Ellis, Frederick Kelly, Iliff Grass, Byron Jordan, Frank Fisher, Carl Dunn, Gertrude Medema, Hazel Martin, Virginia Cox, Dorothy Howell and Martha Stephenson. The play was a three-act comedy, and concerned the two men-, husband and father-in-law, who tried to use Lodge Meeting as an excuse for going out. Frederick Kelly as Mr. Bloodgood was excel- lent, and was well supported by Martha Stephenson as his wife. Ger- trude Medema and Iliff Grass as Mr. and Mrs. Perry did some very good acting. while Dorothy Howell and Byron Jordan, and Hazel Martin and Frank Fisher evinced the love-interest of the play. Rich- ard Ellis as Mr. Travers, portrayed the part of a former actor very thoroughly, as did Virginia Cox as the typical Irish Maid. --OPERETTA- Love Pirates of Hawaii was the thlird of the three successful operettas produced by G. H. S. Glee Clubs under the supervision ot' Miss Little. Dorothy Howell, Gertrude Medema, Byron Jordon and Frederick Kelly had the leading parts, and Martha Tinkle, Martha Stephenson, Doris Fendley and Hazel Martin did special song-work in the chorus. The operetta was presented to a full house, and cleared a neat sum. -JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASS PLAY - On May 15, the Patsy was presented to a full house in the high school gym. The play was coached by Hamilton Clarke, former resi- dent of Greenwood, now student at Butler and member of the Little Theatre group. Elizabeth Brewer, '30, took the leading part, Pat- sy, and carried it off in excellent style. Dorothy Howell. '29, played the part of Patsy's sister, Grace, quite well. and Elizabeth Myers did justice to her role as the mother. Mary R. Edringon was Sadie. Forest Fendley displayed quite a bit of talent as Pop, as did Penny Jordan as Billy Caldwell. The rest of the oast, all Seniors, were Julian Wiley as a taxi driv- er, Junior Jordan as Tony, and Russell Lasiter as O'Flarity. All three did quite well, and as a whole, the entire cast deserves praise.

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-m-ww----'Q--M Uhr Trng-N21 w-w---w-.---- TRACK TEAM John Fix, Ralph Harmon, Dick Ellis, Lewis Sheek, William Todd, Kenneth Sheek, Adair Threlkeld. Trainer-Bob Murray. Coach- Mr. Bartlett. JUNIOR BASKET-BALL TEAM John William McClain, Robert Terhune, Herbert Akers, Charles Piercy, Charles Medema, Herbert Harmon, William Pogue, Freddie Hines, Thomas Thorton, Wendell Vest. Trainer-Robert Branna- nian. Coach-Mr. Palm-ar. GIRLS' BASKET-BALL TEAM Elicabeth Parent, Franices Sheek, Doris Fendley, Gladys Morris, I.llCllf' Crawford, Edna Stevenson, Minnie Alice Kelly, Jeanne Hines, Oncdn Williams. Coach-Mr. Stephenson. FIRST BASKET-BALL SQUAD Regwlarst Clyde Rogers, William Jordan. Lewis Shenk, Herman Liniie, Frederick Kelly, Dick Ellis. Forest Fcndley, WVilliam Todd. Subs-James Wells, John Fix, Kenneth Sheek, Adair Threlkeld. Trainer-Robert Murray-. Coach-Mr. Bartlett. Manager-Mr. Stc,hcnson.