Grovertown High School - Aries Yearbook (Grovertown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1955 volume:

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WAHI ANNUAL SPONSOR MR, WAHI We, the class of 1955, would like to change the name of our yearbook to ARlES , the original and proper name. Many of our students don't know the real meaning of this word ARlES , which means RAM . Don't you think our choice was a good one ? We hope in the future other classes will follow the same procedure. 2. KR? l 5 Mawzwvi Hi Mac! We, the senior class of 1955, wish fo dedicate our annual to our friend and custodian, J. B. McDonald. 4 1 2 5 2 Q 5 Q I2 5 E 525 2? E 2 5 5 S I Q55 I QQ wp, ln memory of Mr. L. Burch, our former frusfee and friend. To our frue friend, Nr. S. B. Merica, may Groverfown's halls never cease fo fulfill his dreams. Though they are no longer with us, fheir influence will be felt for many years fo come. 8 October 15 20 21 8.22 29 November 1 2 5 6 1 2 1 9 23 24 25 8-26 December 1 3 7 10 15 17 21 238-24 308.32 .lanuary 3 7 118.12 13 14 14 18 19 29 29 February 8 March April 11 12 17 25 2 2 18 25 1 8 13 22, 25,26,27 May P. T. 7 15 178.18 18 20 198.20 21 22 fcloof edldllddf 1954-55 School Year Friday Wednesday Thursday 8- Friday Friday Monday Tuesday Friday Saturday Friday Friday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 8 Friday Wednesday Friday Tuesday Friday Wednesday Friday Tuesday Thursday 81 Friday Thursday 8- Friday Nlonday Friday Tuesday 8- Wednesday Thursday Friday Friday Tuesday Friday Saturday Saturday Tuesday Friday Saturday Thursday Friday Wednesday Wednesday Friday Friday Thursday Friday Wednesday Fri., Mon., Tues., Wed. Saturday Sunday Tuesday 8- Wednesday Wednesday Friday Thursday 8. Friday Saturday Sunday A. Second Thursday of each month. End of First 6-week period Grade cards go out. School dismissed at 2:30. State Teachers Convention, no school Halloween Dance Uuniorsi Hanna, here Election Day, school will be in session Tyner, here Farm Bureau Dinner Greene Two. , here Hamlet, there Aubbeenaubbee, there End 2nd six weeks-school dismissed at 2:30 Thanksgiving Grade cards Senior class play Mill Creek, there San Pierre, at LaCrosse Monterey, there Argos, here LaPaz, at West High Giristmas vacation starts-school dismissed at 2:30 on the 23rd. 4-way tourney, West High End Christmas vacation St. Mory's Michigan City, there Semester end tests, morning sessions only Dismissed at 12:00 Records, Retests ----- teachers only No school End 3rd 6-week semester-school 12:30-1 :3O Wallcerton, here Wonatah, here Grade cards Teachers Institute, Purdue Hamlet, at Walkerton Hanna, there West High, there Senior Valentine Dance North Liberty, at West High End 4th 6-week period Grade cards Penny Supper Junior class play Basketball Banquet End 5th 6-week - school dismissed at 2:30 Good Friday Grade cards Hearing tests Junior Prom Baccalaureate Final tests-morning sessions only-dismiss at 12:00 Junior High Commencement Commencement Records and retests End school--cards distrubuted at 11 AM Senior trip starts at 5:30 X MRS. EARP Fifth and Sixth Grade Chairman of the Faculty MISS HE LTON Commerce MR. BERKSHIRE English Health and Safety Drivers Training Phys. Ed. MR. WAH L Narcotics MR. SUNTHIMER Chemistry Science Biology Math Algebra MISS MEESE Home Economics i I2 5 r MRS. REID Grade Music Senior English MISS CORBITT Library,Science MR. RlCHEY History Geography Science English Phys. Ed. . English Phys. Ecl. V , in i Z ,i,.. . ,,,.,,,.,l., .,A,, , M 5 J' A , 'I - NE Wgiffimr 1 , Hi. ,,g.l..,..,, QA .55 gm: tm . . 1 H5 M rl S Sl lf: is , I3 5 BQ! - 1 ff Elie , - Q -I W 3 f 4 . 'fs ' M. .U X J 1 ' '- Hs 2 ww, ' ' 'TILL' V V,,i25?3w75x4.. 1 .' f,3iLISI 52' ffil ,'f,!fl2ff?TP 1 , ,gif , 4 , 'f ,E I ,.s..g,..ggW,...iv.. ,:',,7f,..tWi .-:,:-,351 N f yy 5 i 5l.'i,i'l?l,Ljr3' 4 .1 Rv F KIa f7?2?i r i ' E - mil' P f J , ' 2-5- 65 wwswzf. i 9. 5 is4 1,,g. f qw -'f:a1ie:-- vw..f-qt y,jQX5g3g5 K 'f . , MR. PETERSON History Mathematics MR. POWE LL Shop 'Geometry ' MRS, STEELE MRS. 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Y 5' A 6x . ,.,, ,.., , .- ,... : MQ .., v, i , .... ,,,. . 4- ms, ,,- .W fi 'Yi ' Q g 5524.53 2 A ' 'rp-rn Xg7w.,5i'3QLj7 .. . .... . w..:fq,jffgf N, naagg-jwzggfefggzggwrix 1 xiii? A W, A5 I V, ,W-1 ,xi - ,,13ffu1fxr:,gWqt2f MR. CLARK MR. D. J. WAHL Trustee Principal Advisory Board Mr. S. .hck Mr. H. Carlson Mr. O. Kock - I6 wi RA f-.,- fool: Mrs. Paxton Mrs. Pullium Ku: pziveu Mr. C. Newberg Mr. B. Beem Mr. C. Hamess Mr. G. Trapp Mr. D. Diperf Mr. H. Esferline Mr. O. Awald Mr. W. Reinhard? Mr. E. RiFfey Not appearing, Mr. E. Cole eustocliana Mr. McDonald Mr. Morrey K2-lf TE D FE LLNER Baseball ..... Basketball. . . School Paper. Annual Staff. Pl ays ........ Class Officer. DeANNA JANOVIC Plays .............. ....... Class Officer. . . .... l-2- Annual Sfaff. 4-H Club ..... G.A.A .... Pep Club ..... Librarian ....... Yell leader .... Chorus ....... School Paper. Prom Courf ..... Dramatics. .. . . . . .....l- 3-4 3-4 3-4 . .4 3-4 3-4 3-4 3-4 . .4 I-2 l-4 . . l 2-3 2-3 3-4 . . 3 . . 3 igiiieixw SAQLSTQPSMFLLQAQRQZ ROBERT BURRIS Baseball ..... Basketball. . . School Paper. Annual Staff. Plays ....... Class Officer CHARLES SCH UMACHER Baseball ..... Basketball. . . School Paper. Annual Staff. Plays ....... Class Officer YVONNE BEEM Librarian. ... 4-H Club. . . G. A. A ........ . . . School Paper ..... Annual Staff ..... Plays... .... JIM CLARK Pep Club ..... School Paper. . . Annual Staff .... . . . Plays ........ Class Officer ....... ERMA WHITAKER Librarian ..... Chorus .... 4- H Club .... G. A. A .... . . School Paper. Annual Staff ..... . . Plays ........ Prom Queen. . lhinbow Girls 21 .EROME HOWARD Baseball ........... . . . Basketball .... Chorus ....... School Paper. . . Annual Staff ..... Pl ays ........ Class Officer. LOIS CRANMER Annual Staff ..... Librarian .... Chorus ...... Class Play ..... 4-H Club .... Pep Club ...... School Paper ..... l-2-3-4 l-2-3-4 ....3 . 3-4 ....4 3-4 1-2-3 4 ....l-2-3-4 l-2-3 l-2-3 . . . .l -2 ..l-4 -4 CARL SHIVELY School Paper. Annual Staff .... Plays ......... JUDY HARNESS Chorus .......... .... 4-H Club .... G.A.A ...... School Paper. . . . . Annual Staff ..... . . . Plays .... Prom Courf. . Volleyball. . . . Dramatics. . ...... . . . . 3 1-il il 1- - EVA RIFFEY Librarian. . . Chorus ..... Pep Club. . . 4-H Club. . . G.A.A ........ School Paper. Annual Staff. Plays ....... Prom Court . . Comp l imenfs of Uncaphers Grocery ARTH UR BORRE LLI lkpf. Visual Ed .... .... l -2-3-4 Baseball ......... .... l -2-3-4 Baslcelball ...... .... l -2-3-4 School Paper. . . . . . . . 3-4 ,Annual Staff .... . . . 4 Plays ........ .... 3 CAROL KESSLER Li bra ri an ....... .... 4 Pep Club .... .... l 4-H Club ..... ...... l G. A. A ..... ..... J -2 School Paper. . . . . . . 3-4 Annual Staff ..... ..... 4 Plays ........... ..... l Class Officer .... ..... 2 Volleyball ....... ........... 2 -3 BETTY HICKMAN Librarian. . Chorus ...... Pep Club .... Band ........ 4-H Club ..... G . A. A ....... School Paper .... Annual Staff. . .. Plays .............. ...l-3 Class Officer ...... Prom Queen's Court .... . Volleyball ........ Dramatics ..... DANIEL PAULSEN Baseball ....... Basketball ..... Play .......... Annual Staff ..... School Paper ........ Baske tba l l Manager ............ l-2-3-4 I-2-3-4 ....l 2 ....3-4 4 3 ..l-23 . . . .l -2-3-4 .. .... l-2 4 3-4 3-4 PAUL PODD Baseball .... Annual Staff Intramurals . Foofball .... Hi C Club. . RO BE RT KE LLY Baseball .... School Paper. . . 1 . Annual Staff ........ Depl. of Visual Ed HELEN OLDS Chorus ....... Band ....... 4-H Club ..... G . A. A ....... School Paper .... Annual Staff .... Plays ......... Volleyball ....... ..- u .-. l-2 I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, .Venioz glass Wi I Betty Hickman, will my ability to crack chewing gum to Judy Owens. Yvonne Beem, will my ability to get into trouble to Barbara Hines. Lois Cranmer, will my height to Roberta Poort. You grow awhile. Robert Burris, will my sense of humor to Jerry Seese. Laugh it up, Kid. Bob Kelly, will my ability to get out of clcss to Larry Beldon. Judy Harness, will my Bermuda shorts to Bill Lane--sign of the knobby knees--You can have my plaid garter too. Charles Schumacher, will my ability to drive to Ronnie Sanders. Easy on the doors. Daniel Paulsen, will my ability to get history to Richard Dare. Go to it, Kid. Ted Fellner, will my flat-top to Clair Carnmer. Just think-no more flapping curls. Jerome Howard, will my ability to drive sensibly to Jon German. Take it easy, boy. Carol Kessler, will my long hair to Deloris Beldon. Helen Olds, will my ability to pluck my eyebrows to Mariorie Poort. Start pickin, kid. Deknna Janovic', will all my abilities, if any, to Donell Chiaro. Good luck, honll! Erma Wnitaker, will my shy quiet ways to Rosalie Ordas. Settle clown, Kiddo. Jim Clark, will my ability to resist jealousy to Bircly'Taylor. Arthur Borrelli, will my ability to get out of class to Lynn Frain. Carl Shively, will my ability to get along with other people to Mary R. Yount. Paul Podd, will my body, soul, and spirit to the Lord, that l might be able to serve him more in the coming years. Eva Riffey, will my quiet ways to Jo Ann Ogle. 24 Ten Years Hence Here we are at the beautiful new Grovertown Memorial Auditorium in the spring of l965. Where today there is going to be a class reunion of the class of 55 . As we enter we see Bob Kelly, the president of the Buick division of General Motors talking to Ted Fellner, a prominent dentist from New York. As we are looking around inside who should we see but .hrome Howard, who now pitches for the Chicago Cubs and talking with him is Grover- town 's new basketball coach,' Bob Burris, and in the conversation is Art Borrelli who is manager of the Minneapolis Lakers. As we are reminiscing together, a couple more of our classmates come in and they are none other than DeAnna Janovic, the famous fashion designer of New York and Paris, and her leading model, Judy Harness. They said they saw Charles Schumacher who was the pilot that flew them from Paris and that he will be over as soon as he checks out of the airport. Now everyone seems to be coming. Another one of the famous seniors of 55 is Betty Hickman, who owns a chain of beauty salons across the country. ln walks Daniel Paulsen and Carl Shivelyg they tell us that Daniel is Dean of Chemistry at Purdue University and Carl is Dean of Math. Also, while talking about school, who should walk in but another former classmate, Lois Cronmer, who is now home economics teacher at Grover- town. As we are all talking together, another one of our former classmates steps into the conver- sation. She is none other than Carol Kessler. She tells us that she is happily married and has her own Dairy Queen. Helen Olds and Erma Whitaker just came in so we go over and greet them. Helen tells us she owns a chain of drug stores and that Erma is her business manager. They also told us that on their way to the reunion, they saw Yvonne Beem who we haven't seen since her marriage. We're sorry she can't be with us today but she has iust left for Europe and wouldn't be back for a few weeks. As we Wdmflel' on around the auditorium, we see Jim Clark and Eva Riffey. Jim, who has taken over his dad's hay business, now supplies half the United States with hay and straw. And Eva tells us she is now head mechanic in her father's garage. Wait a minute, who is that attractive looking gentleman coming through the door, it is none other than Paul Podd, the famous dental technician. Well, the hour is late and we'll have to be leaving soon. We all hope we can get together some other time and have another reunion. 25 ' 1 t efau yljfdty In the year 1943, 36 little hopefuls were hcmded an apple, given a goodbye kiss from a tearful mother and sent off for their first day at the Grovertown Institution of Leaming. Today seven of them still remain. They are Judy Harness, Carl Shively, Lois Cranmer, Bob Bun'is, Jerome Howard, Jim Clark, and Eva Riffey. Joining us in the last half of the first grade was Helen Olds. Erma Wnitaker joined us in 1944. Yvonne Beem, Arthur Borrelli, and Charles Schu- macher in 1945. In the fourth grade, Daniel Paulsen came from Chicago. Ted Fellner, our class president for the last two years, joined us in '47, Betty Hickman joined the jr. high class in 1949 from Plymouth. ln 1950, DeAnna Janovic and Carol Kessler joined our noisy and mischievous class. Then in 1951, 28 eager-for-high-school students graduated from the eighth grade. Twenty-eight green freshies entered high school in '51 with the usual ceremony. Seventeen of them now remain. Bob Kelly joined our class from Chicago during our sophomore year and the last half of our senior year, Paul Podd, who was in our class in the fourth grade, just had to come back. Many students have come and gone since we entered high school and it would be hard to name them all so we will just mention the junior and senior year. Carol Amor left to become Nrs. Carl Rosander. Mary Kay Newell, Billy Justice, who was seen at the Mill- creek game, Paul Janiszenski, Delbert Rosander are some others. We were all sorry to see them leave and will think of them that great day when we re- ceive our diplomas. 26 Just About Us NAME: Yvonne Beem - NICKNAME: Vonnie BIRTHDAY: October 7, I937 AMBITION: To be a private secretary FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Sure CHARACTERISTIC TRAIT: Quietness PET PEEVE: People who act smart FAVORITE FOOD: Chocolate sundaes NAME: Arthur Borrelli ..Ir. NICKNAME: Art BIRTHDAY: July 2I, 1936 AMBITION: To get out of school FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You said it CHARACTERISTIC TRAIT: Temper PET PEEVE: Girls that smoke and drink FAVORITE FOOD: Spaghetti NAME: Robert Burris NICKNAME: Bob BIRTHDAY: March I4, I937 AMBITION: Professional baseball player FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What you trying CHARACTERISTIC TRAIT: Short haircut PET PEEVE: Girls that swear I FAVORITE FOOD: Swiss steak NAME: James lee Clark NICKNAME: Jim BIRTHDAY: March 6, I937 AMBITION: Farmer and hay dealer FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You'll get yours CHARACTERISTIC TRAIT: Big feet PET PEEVE: Girls FAVORITE FOOD: Quicken NAME: Lois Ann Cranmer NICKNAME: Sand BIRTHDAY: July I9, I937 AMBITION: Teacher FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 01, brother CHARACTERISTIC TRAIT: Height FET PEEVE: People who swear FAVORITE FOOD: Milk and fried chicken to prove NAME: Theodore Fellner NICKNAME: Ted E BIRTHDAY: July I9, I937 AMBITION: To be a successful dentist FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Kiss my nose CHARACTERISTIC TRAIT: Flattop PET PEEVE: Girls that are too quiet on a date FAVORITE FOOD: Southem fried chicken NAME: Judith Harness NICKNAME: Judy BIRTHDAY: May 6, I937 AMBITION: Model DeAnna's original designs FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Excuse plecse CHARACTERISTIC TRAIT: Short wavy hair PET PEEVE: People who don't like dogs FAVORITE FOOD: French fried shrimp NAME: Betty lou Hickman NICKNAME: Hicky BIRTHDAY: Aaril 9, I937 AMBITION: Own a beauty shop FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 01, you CHARACTERISTIC TRAIT: Laugh PET PEEVE: Stuck up people FAVORITE FOOD: Neat loot NAME: Jerome Howard r NICKNAME: Homer BIRTHDAY: March 29, I937 AMBITION: To play professional baseball FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Nice play, Ollie CHARACTERISTIC TRAIT: Asking stupid ques- tions PET PEEVE: A poor personality FAVORITE FOOD: Swiss steak NAME: DeAnna Janovic NICKNAME: Dee BIRTHDAY: March IS, I937 ' AMBITION: To be a costume designer FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, dear CHARACTERISTIC TRAIT: Smile PET PEEVE: People who don't me FAVORITE FOOD: Anything Nlom makes Just NAME: Robert E. Kelly Jr. NICKNAME: Bob BIRTHDAY: November 9, 1937 AMBITION: To be a radio technician FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hit the road CHARACTERISTIC TRAIT: Height PET PEEVE: Girls that get drunk FAVORITE FOOD: Steak with,French fries NAME: Carol Kessler NICKNAME: Kess BIRTHDAY: August 9, 1937 AMBITION: To travel FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Sure CHARACTERISTIC TRAIT: Pug nose PET PEEVE: People who eat or chew with their mouths open FAVORITE FOOD: French fries NAME: Helen Olds NICKNAME: Olds 98 BIRTHDAY: December 22, 1937 AMBITION: Career and marriage FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, goshl CHARACTERISTIC TRAIT: Teeth PET PEEVE: People that wake me up when I'm sleeping I FAVORITE FOOD: French fried shrimp NAME: Daniel LeRoy Paulsen NICKNAME: Dan BIRTHDAY: August 13, 1937 AMBITION: Be a chemical engineer FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Nice play, Ollie CHARACTERISTIC TRAIT: Big ears PET PEEVE: Girls that swear ' FAVORITE FOOD: Steak and mashed potatoes NANIE: Paul Podd NICKNAME: Hep BIRTHDAY: March 28, 1937 AMBITION: Become a baseball player FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You got it CHARACTERISTIC TRAIT: Height PET PEEVE: Girls with short hair FAVORITE FOOD: Mincemeat pie About Us NAME: Eva Riffey NICKNAME: Qcar BIRTHDAY: August IO, 1937 AMBITION: Secretary FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, yeh CHARACTERISTIC TRAIT: Walk PET PEEVE: Stuck up people FAVORITE FOOD: Fried chicken NAME: Charles Schumacher .l'. NICKNAME: Chase BIRTHDAY: January 27, 1936 AMBITION: Be a pilot FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'Enemy CHARACTERISTIC TRAIT: Breaking Pe PET PEEVE: Women drivers FAVORITE FOOD: Steak and French NAME: Carl Shively NICKNAME: Tiny BIRTHDAY: January 5, 1937 AMBITION: Own a big farm FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Yea, but CHARACTERISTIC TRAIT: Smile PET PEEVE: Studying hard. FAVORITE FOOD: Ham NAME: Erma Whitaker NICKNAME: Erm BIRTHDAY: September 30, 1937 AMBITION: Get a iob FAVORITE EXPRESSION: OW, shoot CHARACTERISTIC TRAIT: Quietness PET PEEVE: People who think they're better than others FAVORITE FOOD: Fried chicken ncils Fries so much We hope you've enioyed reading this book as much as we enjoyed working on it Staff --.. Co-Editors ................ Just About lJs. . . . Class History. . . . . Class Future. . . . School Activities. . . Class Will. . . . Senior Alphabet. . . . Trip ....... . Make Up ....... . . . Snapshots and Humor. . . . . . Art. . . Sports. . . . Ads... . Circulation and Sales. . Helper. . . .nouns nun DeAnna Janovic Jerome Howard Yvonne Beem Robert Burris Lois Cranmer Judy Hamess Betty Hickman Bob Kelly Carol Kessler Charles Schumacher Erma Whitaker Arthur Borrelli Jim Clark Ted Fellner Helen Olds Daniel Paulsen Eva Riffey Carl Shively Yvonne Beem Robert Burris Lois Cranmer Judy Harness Betty Hickman Yvonne Beem Judy Hamess Ted Fellner Lois Cranmer Charles Schumacher Carol Kessler Daniel Paulsen Arthur Borrelli Robert Burris Eva Riffey Bob Kelly Jim Clark Carl Shively Helen Olds Erma 'lM'1itaker Paul Podd I unioz glass wr 11 Q W g fx, gi Q - WA? : EP-' ,: sr .AM ans' . . 1, gicdi VN , -f-- .. V 1 ff 'PW' E N-v--- , W :.- ww gm.. V ,... , ,Wig 4,1 ww 33 5 w Sf' AK f vm fe? ' Raw Sponsor, Mr. Sunfhimer .fqphomoze 614.44 Complimenfs of l.an6s Grill Groverfown, Indiana 'freshman 614.45 : Sf? , V if all? H ' -, 1, ' W -V Exif? gulf -.sf H aw p! AN: 51121924 w siiiui ,, W vggigm QQWL Wg- 1 43? ,Jf3f7'Z :3 b??'x:Eg?214E:':21:WE - ' M ,TE Zi 34 Sponsor, Mr. Peterson Mr. Richey Miss Corbitt Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Third Grade Second and Third Fiftiw and Sixih Grade U A Fourth Grade Second Grade First and Second Grade First Grade Senior A is for Art, a short guy he is B is for Bob, in sports he's a whiz. C is for Clark, our class talker is he D is for Deanna, she 's smart as can be. E is for Eva, her favorite is dancing F is for Fellner, his crew cut entrancing. G is for Grover, as a school there's none better. H is for Hamess, an omery one is she And also for Hickman, a teaser she will be. I for for Intelligence, that's the seniors by far J is for Jerome, he's our basketball star. K is for Kelly, a tall one is he And also for Kessler, a pug nose has she L is for lois, she keeps busy as a bee. Alphabet M is for Nerica, a teacher we miss N is for noisiness, our school has this. A O for Olds, a swell gal is she P is for Paulsen, and Podd, they're nice as can be. Q is quietly, our class is not run R is for remembering the things we should ha S is for Schumacher, he 's one swell guy And also for Shively, he's really quite shy. T is for trouble we're always in this. U is for useful, we all try to be V is for victory, our team, you can see. W is for Vlmitaker, who's full of good cheer X is for Xams, at the end of the year. Y is for Yvonne, she 's swell on our list Z is for zest, on this we insist. 41 ve done WWE ,fzhazy The library in its new location, adjacent to the stady hall, is convenient to the students and is enjoyed by many. 1' Our library group hcs become a mit of service in our school. Office practice To lessen the work of the teachers and M'. Wahl, we have this class. The class also types and helps put out the school pqaer. ,f pi i way fo c man's heart is through his stomach. .fhop We learn lo do by doing aff.-xv 4 .1 F, J S U 493355 is .ni 11 ff V 1 O C h e m l s t r y This is the first year this course- has been offered. New equipment is being added as money is available. Department of Audio Visual Education The equipment is for the whole school's use. And, at one time or another, has brought enioyment to every one. i '!5S', -ff' ' f'255'5P'5'??P'W2fiW217 '3?'-'W' l7Wm'mi MWW5WaWWMWf5WNwWMWMm'iWW'mWW'Q m Journalism Journalism was offered as an elective subiect this year. Since this course mainly teaches daout news writing and reading, we have become more conscious of the parts of a newspaper. Through some practice in reporting for the school newspaper, we learned more about the publishing ofa paper. o T 0 0 Driver raining This is the first class to have behind the wheel instruction in driver training Our chorus showed sfeady progress fhis year in the reading and performing of choral music. Some four-part songs were leamed, and were 'performed af the Eater program and Commencement. The band personnel were generally good musicians This year, buf performance ofa greaf deal of music was nof possible because of The serious lack of instrumentation. ' I Gxrls Gym Class A volleyball team represented our school in several games Boys' Gym Cl ass This is the freshmen and sophomore boys' gym class. 49 2 Q ww Grovertown Senior Class Trip Plans have now been completed for the annual trip of the Grovertown High School senior class. This year's graduating class decided on a twelve day iunket thru the East. Abrief outline of the trip Follows. At 5:30 on Sunday, Nlay 22, this group will leave the Grovertown School and head south for the Ohio River. The first night will be spent at Lexington, Ky. , in the heart of the blue grass and horse country. Here they will see the Wwitney racing farms and several other famous horse farms. If time per- mits they will also toke a side trip to Bardstown, visit the Steven Foster shrine, My Old Kentucky Home where Steven Foster visited his cousins and did some of his best writing. The house and grounds are very well preserved and guides conduct tours of the old mansion. The second day will be spent in crossing the states of Kentucky and Tennessee. Stops will be mode at various places of interest and beauty. The route will lead across Norris Dam of the T. V. A. develop- ment, and through Knoxville, to the mountain resort town of Gatlinburg. Gatlinburg is at the foot of the Great Smoky Mts. Historic and folk lore abound in Gatlinburg. Here the group may purchase homespun woolen and many other articles of interest. The class will remain in Gatlinburg May 23, 24, and 25. Of the many interesting and beautiful scenes to be found here this group will see the places listed below. Codes Gave, one of the oldest communities in the Smokies. Here people have lived for over two hundred years without want of the necessities of life. ln this serene little valley, on the 'Top of the World , the early settlers found level fertile fields, timber, iron ore, water power and most of all peace of mind. To the top of Clingmans Dome, the highest point in the eastern mountains, Newfound Gap in the old Appalachian Trail, the Cherokee Indian Reservation and many countless beautiful scenes in and aT round Gatlinburg. MH On May 26, the group will move on to Durham, North Carolina, for a night and then a short drive to Virginia Beach, Va. , arriving the aftemoon of the 27th. Wnile here the group will visit the huge naval base at Norfolk, take a moonlight excursion across the Chesapeake Bay, and of course make use of the bathing beach by the hotel. I May 29 and 30 will be spent in Washington D.C. There are far too many places to go but the class plans to see a few of them. The Washington Dbnument, Lincoln Nbnument, Nount Vernon, the Capital, National Cathedral, and Washington at night. On May 31, the class will leave Washington and stop for the night at Gettysburg, Penn. Here a tour of the battlefields and other interesting relics of this great battlefield. June l finds the group rolling along thru the apple country headed for the Penn. turnpilce, over the tumpike thru the rolling Pennsylvania hills, to the Ohio state line, and on to Wooster, Ohio, for the last night out. June 2, on U. S. 30 all the way home. Twelve days of travel over eight states, from the midwest to the ocean, and return, on this get acquainted trip. At no one stop will the traveling Grovertown seniors be able to see everything but they will have had an introduction to a cross section of our great democracy. A touch of the past and a glimpse of today, if they gain this the trip and its prepara- tion has been time well spent. 52 Having fun, Ted? Bob Prom Queen and King Carl The line up Kilo and Oscar Skating Jerome 'P Big partyl Going steady Queen and her court Cro ....... zy Some thh1g's wrong herel Crazy legsl .lust sorta relaxing Good? Freshies big day Looks likes they've Tired freshmen had enough l Kelly's big car Uncle Joe Big fightl Gone fishing Back in the good old days Senior play Miss Helton Can you guess who? Savedl Donell Lb to but Green freshies Behind the scene Wnat next! Messy seniorl Wnat's in the basket, Dean ? Only half of her No peeking Plays overl Decorating Make-up girl Taste good ? A big success Oh, you doll ll Wasn'f he the mosf?l Rest ecsy K What happened 'P Thinking?? Caught k that so? Three sfoogesl l Love is grand. ,BW f 5 Qebwffvs 4 Team left fo right: Dick Awald Eldon Amor William Lane Mr. Berkshire Dale Hayes Dean Kelly Conrad Kriskoisky flick Hughes Harold Bierly Daniel Paulson Frank Abel Walter Hall Delbert Wnitaker John Nelson Tom Youdbulis James Kuchel '54-'55 Basketball 'SummaryrF49r A - Team Hanna Greene Hamlet Won Aubbeenaubbee San Pierre Monterey Argos 'Tyner Wanatah Ham let Hanna West High North Liberty 4- Way Toumey H' Sectional 6l -42 56-47 60-35 49-44 47-43 64-41 64 -55 55-45 49-43 48-30 46-28 36-33 57-52 - Arthur Borrelli, James Kuchel, and Daniel Paulsen. Lost Tyner 44-4l Mill Creek 63-45 La Paz 5l -45 West High 35- 27 St. Mary's 42-35 Wa l ke rfon 70 -57 Tyner 56-53 Argos 35-34 Marsha Squint, Donell Chiara, and Judy Millioe. Top row: Manager Art Borrelli, Jerome Howard, Rex Howard, Dean Kelly, Jack Wallace, Charles Schumacher, Coach B. R. Berkshire. Bottom row: Bob Burris, Lynn Frain, Ted Fellner, .kerry Seese, Ronnie Sanders. Being handicapped with only five returning lettermen and a lack or neight, Coach B. R. Berkshire of the Grovertown Rams had a very successful season, winning 13 and losing only 7. The Rams ended up the season with an average of 650. We hope the Rams have just as good or better records in the future. Coach B. R. 1 Berkshire awarded six award iackets to Four players and two managers. l Summary of Past Seasons, p 1942-43 Starke County Champs 1949-50 Won 4-Way Tourney at West 1951-52 Won 4-Way Tourney at West Season Won Lost 1941-42 12 4 '1942-43 14 1 3 1943-44 13 6 1944-45 9 10 1945-46 9 8 1946-47 9 8 '1947-48 5 15 1948-49 10 8 H1949-50 17 2 H1950-51 1 11 9 H1951-52 14 6 1952-53 11 9 H1953-54 9 11 H1954-55 13 7 Sectional Included, '4-Way Tourney lncluded Pct. 750 824 684 474 529 529 250 556 895 550 700 550 450 650 Coach D. J. Wahl Carl Kane Gregory Noble Rouch Chester Sullivan D. J. Wahl D. J. Wahl D. J. Wahl B. R. Berkshire B. R. Berkshire B. R. Berkshire B. R. Berkshire B. R. Berkshire B. R. Berkshire Robert Burris Ted Fellner Jack Wallace 60 .Jerome Howard Rex Howard Jerry Seese Charles Schumacher Lynn Frain Ronnie Sanders Dean Kelly 61 Rams End Season Vuctorlously The Grover Rams under the direction of their new coach, Larry Richey, ended one of its most successful baseball seasons. They beat the Marshall County Champs by a score of 5 to O. High lighting the season was three no hit, no run games pitched by our star, senior pitcher, Jerome Howard. .hrome won three of the victories, Rex Howard won three and Bob Burris won two. In a conference with Coach Richey he had this to say about the baseball steam, 'lt was the combined effort of every member on the team that made for a success- ful season. The fine cooperation of the whole team, cmd the hustle ofthe reserves to keep their jobs was an important factor in the winning season. lt was certainly enioyable working with such a fine group of boys. GROVERTOWN BASE BALL SCHEDULE Sept. 9 Stillwell, Here 4-3 l4 Mill Creek, There l2-7 I6 N Greene Twp., Here l-0 2l Union Twp. , Here li-6 23 Wallcerton, There 4-0 Oct. l Star City, There 5-I 4 Bremen, There 5-O BASEBALL LETTERS WERE AWARDED TO THE FOLLOWING Jerome Howard Robert Burris Ted Fellner Daniel Paulsen Lynn Frain Ronald Sanders Jack Wallace lkx Howard Delbert Whitaker Dick Awald Dale Hayes William Lane .larry Seese Frank Abel Tom Youdbulis Art Borrelli Baseball awalrd was awarded to Jerome Howard. Rex Howard M: . , H 9 W' ':12Q11',,,.ws'-:-5: .sw f ' Lf .K ff 1- N .,, ..,. , ,I rf' . L., .. .,..W,.. r 4 A fly v 'Y f 5' 5 if j f 5 1 2 H ,,r52 iii ,ag wk! M 1 , L W A 1 it ra ,Lg A rf L , M b W Q, N gg ,. 5 - :tiff P f 4 50 1... 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