Greenfield High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Greenfield, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1949 volume:

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' Xxx 'I A 0 i' j '1' f I . ,lxx K - 5 Q I X X , i,4' ,' ig I ' K' A ' - '. 1.l x-5 -L -A' fif- jg . 1 f je 'gzxl 4-5' 'i I s S, Ts' ' Y Liv' , ' ,5,,. -:J aa I--Io Y 4 i 1 irt tr . I Q w I I . n 4 ' v 1 ' U o I u 1 I - . , . . I : . Q . . ' o OLQJUM CZLIWQTM QULZQZLCA, Hmhezm Zi USM. Mmm i A friend leader and educator Avxlda Buck IS all this and much more She endeavors to teach her puplls not only knowledge to be galned from books but those Christian prnncxples whxch she exemplxfles so well Durlng her stay In Greenfxeld students who had an unsolvable problem or an unanswerable question learned to ask Mlss Buck they were seldom dlsappolnted as she seemed to have an almost ln exhaustlble store of xnformatlon concerning anythlng and eve rythnng We the class of 1949 wlsh to dedicate th1s yearbook to the per son whom we wxll Mxss Avllda Buck a teacher of neve r forget thxngs many 4 S 3 W ig W gf X f ' 9 Left to rlght Mrs rrma Bxckford Supt R .T Green W E McCre1ght Secretary J E. Don Carlos, Dr. L. F. Klng, Presldent R D. Mayes, Treasurer Dr L L Nassen, D E.. Clure. I Y U I I P 5 If Qmpulfv ,f .2 Mxss Barnes xss Belvel A l S 'Y C U oi Colorado A lowa U lowa State Latm Geography E-nglxsh Home ECODOIDICS Socxology Nlxss Howe xss Sc oenbeck 1 ton Jr College B A l S T C B M St Olai U oiwxsconsm Phy sxcal Educatxon Blology Vocal Musxc M155 Bryant A l S T C E-nglxsh Sp 1 Dramatxcs .hy HN .. xl . Qt .. 1 . M. B. .- . . . .3 . B. .' .3 n V Mc h 'l p . 3 . .-. . . . . .- . 3 . ' ' B. .- . . . . ' , atfsh, ' 8 Mr Chambers r Freese B A IS T C Szmpson College General Scxence Government Am and World Hlstory Football Track Ba sketball Ba seball Mr Rigby I S T C Drake U Prmczpal Manual Traznmg Driver s Trammg ll 9 . M . . .-. . . . B.A.- ' B.SZ- . . . .g . Mrs Kellam Miss Crxspxn B A iowa U B S E M A Drake U Denver Mathematxcs Jr Busmess N MrG orthwe ste rn oi W a shxngt Commerclal 1-een Mr Jochurnsen B ISTC MA Co1umb1aU BAISTC Iowa State Iowa U Supermtendent Phy sxcs Instrumental Mus1c Sr Scxence 1 . .- . . . ., . .- .1 U ' , . ' U.gU. ' on .S.-.. ...3 . .- ' . . . lo 4 M vw Ei L N 5 w NK! A S S 1 X X 1' , Nt, . I 1 f - Il r Q ,, ' . . : x fr .5 - 1 K X ' E: X xx -nx ,. 5f i NX . ': x an ,..-'s- X w ' xv:-: .. i L ' , ,' .' 1. ami' - 'f .. - f' . --' Q - 1 W:'-rl - 1 ' 4-.1- - - O - . V .-'iw 5 131 CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Jlm Lxsk ily V1ce Presldent Jane South 4 1 Secretary CLASS FLOWER VN hlte Carna tlon CLASS COLORS Lavender and Gold CLASS MOTTO Today we follow, tomorrow we lead Treasurer Fred Dwyer Tfifd X 5 Q' 17647 1' 14 MARY BARNES Well, people think l'm innocent any- V'By. Pep Club 4. DICK BASSETT He hath a heart as sound as a bell Hi Y Z 3 4 G Club 4 Class Play 3 Football 4 Baseball 3 4 RICHARD BROWIN He burns the midnight all but xt s gasoline Marshalltown l Z 3 Foot ball 3 4 Glee Club 3 Mxxed Chorus 3 Hi Y 3 4 G Club 4 DORIS BL SH l don t understand that Y Teens .IEW ELL DAX IS Guess who s commg home in four weeks? Yearbook Feature Edxtor Y Teens 1 Z 3 4, Cabxnet 4 GAA 1,2 3 4 Cabinet 4 Pep Club 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 1 Z 3 4 Vocal Contest IZ Class Officer 3 Dee A s 4 JANICE DWINELI W onder what I d look like If I dyed my haxr red? Yearbook Assistant Sophomore Editor Y Teene 3 4 Pep C lub 4 l' RED DWI Mt I may do smnethxng great someday Class Offxcer 4 Sec Tren: G Club 3 4 Football Z 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball l Z 3 4 Glee Club l Z 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 President 4 Vo cal Contest I Z ROBERT ECKARDT 4 good fellow worth knowmg Y 3 Football Z Basketball l Z Baseball Z 3 4 JOANIN FLRBLR Home sweet home ls the safe place for me Y Teensl2 GAAIZ ROSALIE FRIT7 A lair exterior xs a sxlent recom mendatxon Black and Gold 3 4 Yearbook Activity Edxtor Y Teens 1234 Cab1net34 GAAZ34 Cab met 4 Pep Club 4 Dee A s 3 4 Glee Club l Z 3 4 Mixed Chorus Z Sextet 3 Vocal Contest l Z 3 Cres ton Festival Vocal 3 4 . . J . . . . ' . 9 . . . - . . . L ' 1. .3.4s LLYDE FRIZELL Watch your opportunity: Hi-Y 3,4. In .- '2'39 ' . : ' 1 I 1 1 I I 1 1 s I 1 I 1 I I ' .U ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' FREDA GILBERT I! nothing ls tn store for the future, I stlll have my past to thmk about Y Teens 4 GAA l Z 4 Pep Club 4 Dee A s 3 LOUIS GIVAN Hs speaks not often or loud but wisely when he does H1 Y Class Play 3 WILLIAM GREEIN He is of a melancholy disposition Student Councxl 4 Treasurer Hi Y 2 3,4 Football 1,2 3 4 Basketball l,Z,3 Baseball l 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Glee Club l Z Mixed Chorus Z Vo cal Contest 1,2 LLOYD HAGER Good old football Hi Y 2 3 4 F ootball 4 RICHARD I-IOFMANN They thought I was bashlul but! fooled them' Hi Y 2,3 4 Vice President, G Club 3,4, President 4, Football l,z,a,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Baseball 1 Z,3,4 Track 3,4 525' if , , 1151. it- ' lulllll' IT J U. OHS I hope I shall have lelsure to make good Student Councxl 2 3 Hx ,3 4 G Club 4 Dee A 5 3 4 Class Play 3 Football 3 4 Basketball Z 3 4 aleballl Track 3 Glee Club l Z 3 4 Mixed Chorus l Z 3 4 Boy s Quartet 4 Vocal Contest l Z Class Oifxcer 3 Creston Festival Vocal 3 Nl XRION J -XWIESON l am slow of study Y Z Class Play X IOLA KRALIK Look l m engaged Glee Club 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 BILI I KWH! A bold had man Student Councxl l Black and Gold Z 3 4 Yearbook, Athletic Edxtor H1 Y Z 3 4 Dee A s 3 4 Class Play 3 Football Z Track 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Concert Band 1 Z 3 4 Pep Band Z 3 4 G Club JIWI LIQK A baby fzgure oi the grant mass of things to come. Class Officer Prealdentg Student Council l Zg Black and Gold 3 4' Yearbook, Athletic Editor- Hi-Y Z 3 4 President 4- G Chi: 3 4- Class Play 3- Football 1 Z 3 4' Basketball 3 4g Baseball Z 3 4- Glee Club I 2' Mixed Chorus l Z- Vocal Contest l Z. VIARY LIWDY lt A nice to be natural when you are naturally nlce. Yearbook Fresh- men Editor- Y-Teens l,Z,3 4. LLO Ml' ISFNHI' IMLR w that s too much work. Hi-Y Z34'DeeAs34-FootballZ . MARJORII' MFNQINV have no superfluous leisure. Y -Teens 3 4. i.. . is .-Y Z . : : ' . z B : 1 . . . 2 . . . 2 l l LY - A Av Hi- .3.4: 3. N .. . . .. . . - . . 4: l' .. .. . I , 1 Z REE' . I : .3341 I ' ' , l . . . . . . . . 1 . . : ' 3,4. f l 5Efli551' . K 2 ' mg-.53 .. Qgirf - . .. 4' . . . , . . . . 5 . . . . . . . . A IA, .. . . . ' I , I ' ..A , . .. . . . ' . , .3.4 'Qs 'gm Q' , H v W, 4 1 l I K 'l I Il Q ' 'QP u sf! ll TED MILLER l only speak right on. Hi-Y Z,3,4g Student Council lg G Club 3,4g Dee A's 3,4g One-Act Play 33 Football 4g Basketball 2,35 Baseball l,Z,3,4g Glee Club l,'Z,3g Mixed chorus Z,3g vocal Contest l,Z. I ILTHA PLYMESSER Quxet before strangers but to her lrxenda, oh my Y Teens 1,2 Cabinet 4 GAA 3 4 Cabxnet 4 Pep Club 4 Dee A s 3 4 Class Play 3 FRANK S XCKI' TT lf I have somethxng to do l g d t Student Counc1l4 Hx Y Z 3 4 Class Play 3 EDWARD SHINN says lxttle but thinks much Hl Y Z 3 4 Class Play 3 Glee Club l Mixed Chorus 1 CR-XCE SHORT Anything for a quxet lx e GAA l Z 3 4 Cabxnet Z DANII' L SllNNl:.R Two heads are better than one Hx YZ34 GClub34 DeeAs34 Class Play 3 Football l 3 4 Bas ketball l Z 3 4 Baseball Z 3 Track 3,4 Glee Club 1 Z 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 2 3 4 Vocal Contest Z JANE SOI TH There s a Ford xn my future Stu dent Councxl 3 4 Y Teens l Z 3 4 Cabxnet 4 GAA l Z 3 4 President 4 Cabinet Z 3 4 Pep Club 4 Cheer leader Z 3 LSTHFR Tll ls lt leeml good to be ba k Teens l,Z 3 r S. Y fiivf .nf 1 cf N917 Q6 Ward... 6' if ll BEN ERLY WAKEFIELD l have not slept one wlnk Student Councll l Z Black and Gold Z 3 4 Edxtor xn Ch1ef4 Yearbook Junxor Editor Y Teens 1 Z 3 4 President 4 Cabxnetl23GAAlZ34 ep Club 4 Dee A s 3 4 Presxdent 4 One Act Play I Z 4 Class Play 3 Glee Club l Z 3 4 Mixed Chorus l Z 3 4 Sextet 4 Vocal Contest Z 3 March mg Band Z 3 4 Concert Band 12 3 4 Pep Band Z 3 4 Instrumental Con test Solo 1 Z 4 Creston Festxval Vocal Z 3 Bandl 4 GILBERT WALLACI' W ant your pxctures developed? Glee Club l Z 3 4 Mlxed Chorus l,Z 3,4 Vocal Contest 1 Z Marchxng Band Z Concert Band 1 Z 3 4 Pep Band Z 3 4 Creston Festival, Vocal J 4 AI BLRTA WI' BER What more could a fellow ask for than a new car wxth me xn 1 Teens l Z 3 4 GAA l Z 3 4 Cabxnet Z34PepClub4 DeeAs34 ne Act Play Z 4 Class Play 3 Glee Club I Z 3 4 Mixed Chorus l Z 3 4 Vocal Contest 12 CARMEN WHITF I ll take the lxfe of a grocer boy Yearbook Sophomore Editor Y Teens Z 3 4 GAA l Z 3 4 Pep Club 4 Dee A s 3 4 Class Play 3 Glee Club l Z 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 1 Z 3 4 Girl s Sextette Z 3 Vocal Contest 1,2 3 Marching Band Z 3 4 Concert Band 1 Z 3 4 Pep Band Z 3 lnstru mental Contest Solo 1 Z Creston Festival Vocal Z 3 4 PHYLLIS WHITE l rn going steady now Yearbook Business Manager Y Teens l 2,3 4 GAAIZ 34 PepClub4 Dee As One Act Play Z 4 Glee Club l Z 3 4 Mixed Chorus l Z 3 4 Vocal Contest ll Marchxng Band Z 3 4 Concert BandlZ 34 PepBand234 MARILYN WILLIAM? Have some popcorn? Y Teens 2 BEVERLY WINN ls true as steel Black and Gold 4 Yearbook Senlor Editor Pep Club 4 Marchxng Band Z 3 4 Concert Band l,2,3 4, Presxdent 4 Pep Band Z 3 4 SALLY YEATES Lady of Letters Student Council 3,4, President 4, Black and Gold Z,3,4, Yearbook, Editor xn Chief, Y Teens l,2,3,4, GAA l,Z,3,4, Cabinet Z,3,4, Pep Club 4, Dee A's 3,4, Class Play 3, Glee Club l,Z,3,4, Mxxed Chor us l,Z,3,4, Vocal Contest l,Z, March Ing Band Z,3,4, Concert Band l,Z,3,4, Pep Band Z,3,4, Instrumental Con test, Solo l,Z,4, All State Band 4, Creston Festival, Vocal 3,4, Band l,4. On the 3rd of September 1n 1945 Green field High School was blessed with fifty alert tender green freshmen who were more confused than either their new teach ers or their upper classmates Confus ion is a minor word compared to the bed lam that occurred in the study hall try ing to fmd seats and in the hallways as we were learmng our way about the school house Our gracious upper classmen the seniors gave us about two weeks to get our bearings then at the end of that time they uttered their ultimatum On the following morning each frosh was to bow to every senior he met through out the day Freshmen boys were to dress like girls and the girls were to dress as boys Each was to carry his books to and from class in a milk pail This hurt our pride to some extent but nothing compared to the roughmg they gave us at our initiation party held the following evening We did however manage to forget and forgive them they served us delicious refreshments and informed us that, as far as they were concerned we were genulne high school material A freshmen we were allowed to Join any activity that we wanted to namely G A A Y Teens H1 Y G Club band and vocal music Time passed quickly and soon another school year confronted us As we filed into our classes as sophomores we found two or three mxssmg from our ranks one because of illness, some had moved away and others were bitten by the love bug We still had a nice group, however Some of the boys took part in baseball and received letters for their achieve ments Other boys and girls we re chosen to represent our class on the school paper the Black and Gold That year rolled along at a swift pace and as we neared the end, the Junior class chose sxxteen of us to serve at their annual Jumor Senior Banquet, thus helping to prepare us for the coming year Our junior year followed and as usual some of the familiar faces were missing while several new names dotted the class roll We really were busy getting our class officers elected and also electing officers for various other activities It was durtng this year that we gave our class play Jumor Miss to rnake funds for the Junior Senior Banquet Each and everyone of us contributed in some way to make this a success A new activity was organized during our Junior year the Dee A s in which some of our class took an active part As spring drew near so did banquet date Much credit is given our sponsor Miss Leona Thompson for her ve ry capable management and toler ance toward her committees who worked with her We were very proud of our banquet and received many compliments for our efforts Another year was com ward to our senior year As we sped into our places on the first morning of our last year we sadly found only forty glowing faces left in our semor class Having many things to do we busily hustled here and the re It was our duty to initiate the 1948 freshmen and w did this very convincingly to them TV en came rurnors about having an annual and we as Semors of 1949 are very proud to be the sponsor of it We in our class all intend to make a place for ourselves in this world but we pride ourselves in having a member who was awarded a membership certificate in the Press Col ummsts of Iowa because of her journal istic ability There are eight athletical ly minded boys in our class some of whom are lette rmen in football basketball, baseball and track Three girls have letters in G A A other students in our class have received band awards Many others will receive awards granted at the year s end I ' - . I I I , . I ' 1 - . , . , . 1 ll I H II - ' , 1 1 , - I . , . 1 - ' - - 10 nv - - - - I . I - 1 ' 1 ' I I l ' ' ' 1 1 ' - live through it, and in order that we might ing to a close, and we were looking for- , . , . . , . . . l S I I ' ' - 1 ' 1 .- 1 ' 1 1 , P . . . . - . . . K - ' Q l I . I . y ' I I , . . , . . I 0 I - , . I . - . I n D 1 3 I u I ' . . .g I 19 9-li .. cvs ,Q QI, f Q, il-5 Q1 45 Vu wg, 6 Qi' X Q- 2'1 it M ,gg E 'Q-r ,ly al, ACKER CLARK GILBERT HOEPNER JONES BAX CONNE LLY G LASSC OC K HOY T KEESE BELL DONNE LLAN G ROT HEN JENSEN KING BICKFORD EAGAN HAMILTON JENSEN KIRLIN CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Don Stowell Vzce Presxdent Anne Lahe qu.- ga X 6 33-ci -Wwe. Q E' g., Q--A .5443 BRICKER R CHOATE FOSTER I FRIZELL HARRIS M HOADLEY JENSEN M JOHNSTON KOENIG R LADD STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Charles Unger Y Leo Lane Sec Treasurer Ruta Eagan Roberta Lorenze C LASS SPONSO RS Mxss Howe Mr F ree se Z0 Rxcha rd Connelly O ,ir . -Qs. .rg , T ri R f- W 4+ Q I ' Y ' , ' fx - 5 I ,Aw 'I A i s E L.. g ? .- s A 'I 1 Q .ea - Mu . I X 'V f if .. . I- . 1.1., - V 'T . Q Q - . ,, Q . x .- f' ll . V - . l . -4 . t , 7153.1 ,gg f S ,if J ,aw .1 . F :Ewa 4 X -...f T i 5' ,, 1 rl . ' ,, . ' ' 3 x 7, 4 . : ' Q' ' - 1 f .T 5 v f L. V I1 . .V-f' 57 ' . N U I- 3, Q ' O 'V ' EE. 9' 1 I 1' V I ., - . 25 V- 4 f- fa, rf - - Q M , : 5 ' 4 L . Tl' If J' 5 ' .- V ' ,S , Q: . ' - X W EF,-. . -.5 -.f Q i. . . , ' f' 5' F: . V-if Ls. ' ,, , ' 1 A , D 1 .ff gif an ' , . - Q 1 , , I ,MK J 4 6, H U ,. V. C. T, E, v, , 1. R. P. R. H, , v. J. B. M. N, , E. c. A. c. D, , J. R. D. N, F, , 50, , I think there is unanimous agreement in the junior class that we have had two outstanding events in our pa st year, namely the Junior Class Play and the Jun- ior-Senior Banquet. Our class play was a three-act comedy called Strictly Formal . What with the efficient directing of Miss Bryant, our drama coach, and the co-operation of cast and production crews, we were able to enjoy a successful climax to all the hard work and hours of practice we had put into this, our first real triumph For weeks after this performance the actors strutted around like Bergman and Boyer or should I say, Hope and Hutton? Then we moved on to our next well deserved success, the Jumor Senior Ban quet As usual, just a few days before the scheduled occasion, we all began scurry ing around, trying to accomplish everything in record time Everyone worked un til finally about one hour before the seniors were to arrive we placed our stamp of approval on it Our decorating scheme had worked out well the program was a success, the food was delicious, the dancing was divine everything was perfect The hardest part of all our work was to greet the honored seniors serenely and when they expressed their thanks to merely say that it wasn t work at all just pure enjoyment LAHEY LANE R LORENZE LOW DEN MENSING MITCHELL PIPER PRICE W RAY RUSSLL RUSSELL SACKETT SCHNEIDER SCHRADER J SCHW ARTZ SPEED SPENCER STOWELL UNGER W ALLACE D WAMBOLD WEHRLI WEINHEILAER ' it .Q . Q get 0' av 'ai 'lf 'b- W4 Qfgilr as -.Hg 2.3: r L Z1 9 I . . . . . . . y - . . V , ' I I D I I . A. L. . L. A. 1.. D, E. . F. M. D. J. P. . D. H. D. C. D. ' . D. O. f - I ,, e' , 4 i , I, gy . fo ' A ' Ai U 1 I g , ,t rmigiyz V ,x 5 xr' r Q ,V 4- , , p C' ' S T AL. I 5 , 1 Q 5 .EX ' i ' I . N 1--5 . mi: N ., , , ., .n 1 V , ' 2 , , , G I r K, V , - . , 'Q' . M A ,I ' A 'I 1 ' 2' . ,Q Q p d .L 'tin' i av S-V. 82:5 ,i I V, .p W W 'sk Q-i-, 1 a V ' 1 I 21 j , 5 D Fire! Row Lett to rxght Ruth Spencer F Vandewater Huff Bochart Carlson Stil lenger Mehrtens Wagner S Paper Second Row Blngaman Benton Pmkerton Onken Woodson Hager Bickford Searl Olxver Cass Johnston Thxrd Row Bennett Lorenze Mexsenhexmer Schxldberg Abbott Grounds Ellxott Rexs Wherlx Sturdy Blxxt Newbury Bxtcon Fourth Row Erbes Morgan Chambers Wallace Saylor Reeves Hardin Lovell Kel lenherg Crollwhite Fifth Row Lundy Burger Fritz Holliday Buier H Piper Foster Echardt Link CLASS OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Presxdent Delores Ellxott Jerry Foster Secretary Treasurer Norman Carolyn Ollver Llsk Betty Ruth Class Sponsors Mlss Bryant Mrs Kellam Flfty flve puplls entered the Sophomore Class 1n September 1948 The se stu dents are noted for then' many and varxed talents, whxch have been usefully em ployed m hlgh school act1v1t1es The class roll IS dotted wxth several outstandxng athletes such as Jerry Fos ter, Dean Eckardt Mlllard Goodell Norman Lxsk Duane Bltcon and Wayne Wal lace The g1r1s not to be outdone by the boys, partxcxpate enthusxastlcally m all G A A actnvxtxes, havmg a greater number m the club than any other grade Y Teens and H1 Y service orgamzatlons are also augmented by large soph omore delegatlons some of whom are offxcers and commlttee chalrmen As for other actxvxtles three of the szx cheerleaders are tenth graders a large contmgent from thls grade bolsters vocal and mstrurnental music groups, and many of the stories m the Black and Gold are composed by talented mernbers of thxs class Both the hxgh school and sophomores would proflt from two more years of assoczatxon 22 : ' ' . ' . - . . , , - 1 . . . . . . , , ' I . I ' ' n ' . a 1 I , ' , .I I Q I l . ' 1 . . . . . . ' . . - . . I n v a 1 I - f 1 , . Vice-President - - - Dean Eckardt Duane Bitcon . . . ' - I I D I - ' I - .- ' . . . , - , . num: . , C? First Row Leftto right E Schuler M Txlk Thompson M Vandewater Clark N Txlk Johnston B Onken Wambold Hess Second Row Poifenberger Parlee Crawford Vvelnhexmer Green Camp Neese Saifer Chambers Longnecker Power Roberts Thlrd Row Wallace Raper Sackett Lovell Lundy Reed Sturdy Mitchell L Bxtcon L Onken Hxnds Ladd Fourth Row Hoadley Klug Schwartz. Jameson Schnexder W Schuler Hexfner Frxzell Whxte R Bxtcon Acker Fifth Row Teter Dunbar Hanke Holliday McClelland Prlce Williams Carlson Mc Blaxn Weise Hall CLASS OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Pre sxdent LeRoy Onken Edwin Wexse Vxce Presxdent Mary Frances Arlene Wexnhexmer Poffenberger Norma Txlk Onken Class Sponsors Mxss Barnes Miss Schoenbeck The freshman class arrwmg in G H S on August 30 1948 was composed of fxfty slx members Twenty fxve of the students came xnto hxgh school from the eighth grade 1nGreen.f1e1d Thirty one of the students came from the rural schools of Adaxr County or other com munxtles It was the privilege of this group to wear the little green 'beame as part of imtlation These little beames became devoted frxends .and ended a two weeks career wxth such endearmg nick names as Gertxe Mmme , Herbert or Bertha Three mernbers of this group partxcxpated in the Bram Derby at the Iowa State Farr having been chosen as repfesentatwes froxn the rural schools Richard I-Iexf ner and Edwm Wexse emerged on the vxctorious state team and Shxrley Saiier the other member was on the high scoring team These members and others contmue to uphold the academic standing of grade nine The sophomore class very graciously entertained the ireshrnan group at a party an the fall Later, the fre ahmen entertamed the sophomores at a Valentine Party Life xs endowmg this class with the usual ups and downs, crushes, and sur prlsee incident to the lives of freshmen May they emerge victorious in 195Z' 23 Secreta ry-Treasurer ---- Becky Dale White ' . - . ' - I I - l - ll u Il ll l 1 DI ll II ll Il I I ' ll ll it 1 in SENIORS Rosalxe Frltz Effxclency plus Pep Club G A A Y Teens Dee A s muslc groups Black and Gold and Tiger Tales were all brightened by her cheery presence B111 Lamb A busy fellow He was actlve nn H1 Y G Club Black and Gold musxc and even found txme for the one act and class plays Jlm Lzsk Mr Presldent Jxm wxelds the gavel ln H1 Y and the senxor class and IS an offxcer ln G Club An all around fellow who s nlce to have around Sally Yeates Besxdes dolng a cap able job xn edxtmg the Txger Tales she wrxtes a weekly newspaper col umn Actxve ln music school clubs and heads Student Councll Sports and photography use up her spare time JUNIORS Mary Frances Hamllton Let my song fzll your heart A stellar member of the soprano sect1on She also lends her talents to Y Teens Pep Club the Black and Gold and Txger Tales Charlotte Hoyt Nxmble fxngers An outstanding p1an1st student and ve ry good ID athletics She belongs to many orgamzatxons and burned the nrudmght o1l wh1le servmg ln her ca pacxty as assxstant edxtor m chief of Txger Tales Don Stowell Let Stowelly do It Durmg those crucxal moments of an lmportant basketball game Don ln varxably came through wlth his usual steady and often outstandlng play SOPHOMCRE Jerry Foster One of the fmest punters a Greenfleld football team has ever possessed center on the basket ball team and a poxnt wnnner for the track crew m the football throw FRESHMEN Mary Frances Poffenberger An mdustrlous newcomer to Greenfxeld Hngh School Interested ln music Edwin Welse Bram derby wxnner Student Councxl and music xx 5 as 3 Q6 ffl 51' Q, W fff' ! 1 ff' ff 5 - X 5, ,f -7 Seated Left t B G C Oh J So h anding L Lan U er E1 o t K r N Tllk A W h D B t S k L LCa'Zi Sally Yeates Presldent Jane South Vlce Presldent Carolyn Ohver Secretary Bill Green Treasurer Mr Rigby Advisor Got a problem? Ask the stu dent council This reliable or ganxzatxon sponsors, the Homecom xng Dance ln the fall, several mat mee dances during the year, and monthly assembly programs There IS an zmprovernent com mittee, whxch works on varxous thlngs whlch can be done to make our school better Every year rep resentatlves go to the state student council conventlon This year, four went to Boone Iowa where they got valuable ldeas to further this or ganlzatxon They also pubhsh the G H S handbook and promote wholesome mtere st in all hlgh school actlvxtxes If ln the box you put a squawk The S C won t just szt and gawk They l.1 trv and do something about xt 5 o right - , reen, . 'ver, S. Yeates, , ' ut . S! g . e, C. ng , . Weise, D. White, R. C nnelly, B. Ru h, . Lorenze, J. Fos- te , . ' , . ein eimer, . icon, F. nc ett, I . . I ' 1 9 , . . I O I O O I U I . . , g . . - , ' n . . Z7 Ulm engulf! if Beverly Wakefield Edltor ln Chlef Mary Frances Harrnlton Assocxate E1d1t0r NOI'ma Jean Klflln Assoc1ate Edltor The Black and Gold xs a monthly newspaper pub lished by representatlve students chosen for thelr abxlztxes ln English and interest ln newspaper work It IS now ln Its thirty thxrd year of regular publl catlon Editors and harrxed reporters work after school under the supervxsxon of Mxss Crxspxn to get the paper out on tlme The Black and Gold tells lots of things But through the halls news for the nosey rlngs 28 f aff Miss Jeannette Crispin ------ -------- - Advisor . . I . , . . . . . ' I ffm .- 717' Upper Left Jack Jones Center Charlotte Hoyt Upper Rxght Phyllls Whlte Art Edxtor Hoyt David Ass t Editor in Chxef BUSl!12SSMhllhg8r Yeates W allace Ass t Art Ed Sally Yeates Edltor ln Don Kxng Ass t Busxness ltor Chxef Manager Lower Left Beverly Wxnn, Senxor Edx Lower Rxght Rosahe Frxtz Actxvxty tor Helen Foster Ass t Senxor Edxtor Delorls Wehrlx Ass t Junxor Edxtor Beverly Wakefxeld .Tumor Edxtor Jan 1ce Dwxnell Ass t Sophomore Edltor Donna Sackett Ass t Freshmen Edx tor Carmen Whxte Sophomore Editor Marv Lundy, Freshmen Eldxtor VV e are proud of the new addxtxon to G H S our annual In years to come, you can look up your old classmates and recall all the swell tlmes you had wxth them Homecomxng Junxor Senior banquet xnxtxatlons, class plays partxes, twerp week and many, many others The well chosen staff has worked hard to make thxs yearbook a success GOOD LUCK TO TUFFY THE TIGER Each edxtor and her assxstant kept the old lxght burnmg To give us this book for whzch we were yearmng .agzm jzlm Edxtor Phyllxs Donnellan Ass t Ac tlvlty Edxtor Jxm Lusk Athletxc Edxtor Bxll Lamb Athletxc Edxtor Don Stowell Ass t Athletic Edxtor Mary Frances Hamilton Ass t Feature Editor Jewel' Davis Feature Edxtor -und' fr, , ers, ,, Q ,Ay . M ' ' V i 1 .Q VA g-fl! r- D 4 .4 . .A X we ' O ss , X. sf .2 lx , I X X X f TEEN This organxzatxon IS the hlgh school gurls dxvxsxon of Y W C A Each member IS on a commxttee whxch promotes worshlp servlces handxcraft partxes pubhcxty char lty, etc Y Teens are 8Cf1V6 ln servxce projects such as our Dutch fam Aly and also jolned wxth the H1 Y nn sponsorxng C R O P o Chrlstxan Rural Overseas Program At Chrxstmas tune we sponsor the Whxte Gxft offering for needy fam xlxes We had the honor of havlng the Dnstrxct Y Teen Conference here at Greenfield last fall Our gurls took an actnve pa rt xn this to make xt n success Representatxves from our club, went to Atlantlc thxs sprxng to the jomt Hx Y Y Teen Conference Some of those precxous mmutes LCE 'Zi Beverly Wakefleld Pre sldent Helen Foster Vlce Presldent Rosalxe Frltz Secretary Carolyn Olxver Treasurer Mrs Kellam Advisor of summer vacation are spent by consclentlous Y Teeners when they go to camp Last year sxx gxrls went to Grlnnell The ldeas from these meetxngs were passed on to the members of the club who were unable to attend T he challenge of a d8flClt ln the state treasury was eagerly met by our members who sold 120 boxes of Margie Bell chocolates to help remedy the s1tuat1on P op IS sold ln co operatxon wlth G A A at football and basket ball games to rexmburse that ever empty purse She has that laugh that smxle that wmnmg way And when you see her you wxll say That s a Y Teen Gxrl Yf' M, n 1 r I ' 1 n , . . - . . . ., r , , . A t 9 r , . ' , ' , ----- ' ' no 1 - an Thxs local club IS afflllated wlth the national Y M C A and IS a ser vxce organxzatxon to the school They take an actlve part ln wel fare organxzations and durmg the year notable efforts were expended along th1s llne Money was donated to C R.O P World Restoratlon Fund and a German Youth Camp wh1ch IS sponsored by south west Iowa clubs In the fall the office rs attended Offxcers Traxmng Camp at Vlllxsca and representatives journeyed to the Spring Conference at Atlantxc c, LCE 'Zi Jlm Llsk Preszdent Rxchard Hofmann Vlce Presldent Don Stowell Dean Pxper Clare Jensen Secretary T rea sure r Chaplam Mr Jochumsen Advxsor Have you noticed the attractlve bulletin board ln the entrance to our school? Thxs IS another of H1 Y s actxvltzes and they also dec orated the door and hall for Home ommg Durmg the wxnter months a bas ketball team IS worked up Thls leads to the H1 Y boys annual area tournament Something new m Handlcraft leather workxng has been added to the semi monthly programs T o earn money and keep the hollow spots of sports fans fxlled up, candy and popcorn are sold at basketball games .usp-QW .nerd 31 v O I g ' las . I -. ' if-:+.-, ' A , ,'- .. , ' my ml . . . 1 f 1 ' Cin-x I. 'za '.. 35. . . LL, . ,, av ' . I D U 0 - . . . 0 I , . 1 ... Q . - . . . . ., s ' - . , I , . . W' . ............... . . . loo 1 ,........... . IIIIO lll0l ... ... . ... ... Zhi , 3 Juazckirzy Banc! Tramp, tramp, tramp - How many more DLOCKI do we have to march? These familiar sounds, ringing in the ears of the long suffering townspeople, marked the beginning of the marching band season. These footsore musicians after a lot of preliminary practice, co-operated with the Black and Gold Peppers in the presentation of interesting and entertaining programs between the halves of the home football games, The Wanderlust of the horn tootlers was satisfied by trips to the Corning and Winterset football games, the Drake Homecoming Parade and Game and for what was probably the highlight of the season the National Plowing Contest at Dexter The band members after hours of marching and waiting in what seemed to be one of the dustiest spots in the world finally got a glimpse of President Truman riding by in a shiny convert ible Smce none of them are old enough to vote nor harbor any particular political prejudices the only things hurled in President Truman s direction was the notes of the famed Missouri Waltz A new series of concerts paid for and encouraged by the Band Boosters was inaugurated this year The Band Boosters were the townspeople and students who purchased season tickets for the series The concerts included the White Hussars Iowa State Singers a Drake Woodwind Ensemble and two by our own concert band 5 K 7-r eq 32 I l - . 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P .Xi,A,1u,1wi,, oncezf B J First Row Left to Right Clarmets B Vkakefxeld M Poffenberger M Craw ford Alto Clarinet S Yeates Flutes A Lahey C Hoyt Second Row Clarmets H King S Grounds B Lamb J Don Carlos French Horns M Bxtcon Vt Vbagner Cornets M Parlee C Carlson Baritone Sax ophone D White Alto Saxophones F Reis P Musmaker P Vkhxte L Ab bott VN Ray Third Row Clarinets L Poffenberger M Lovell D Leuthauser Drums D Dm kel D Schneider J Jones Cymbals D Jensen Bass Drum G Wallace Basses B Lorenze V Acker Cornets R Ruby P Hamilton R Hardin D Speed M Johnston Barxtones B Winn L Lane Trombones T Bell O Lovell C White the During the dull moments at the basketball games, in other words between games and during the half time, the pep band hvened up the proceedings with pep py marches and popular tunes Pep band members received extra points and front row seats at all the games as a reward for their efforts The gray, gloomy days in February became even more forbidding after six weary, dreary looking people drooped homeward from two inspirational days at band festival in Creston Carl Carlson, cornetist, Mary Frances Poffenberger Margaret Crawford and Beverly Wakefield clarinet players, Charlotte Hoyt n the flute, and Sally Yeates, alto clarinetist, were the Greenfield representatives who endured aching backs, and weary limbs in the inte rests of music. After a few visits from the sandman, however, they began to remember all the good times they had and those who will still be roaming the halls of G H S next year hope to return to the festival again The rest of the year s activities consisted of contest, baccalaureate, and com- mencement exercises Seven seniors doffed the familiar black band uniforms and marched down the aisle in the traditional gray robes Although these people will be missed, others will take their places and the band hopes to continue its forward r progres s ne xt yea 33 veal sf-.A Front Row Left to right Choate Lowden Mehrtens Bochart Lorenze C Jensen W Wallace Hnmxlton C Vvhxte Krnlxk Kxrlxn Second Row Hondley P Vkhxte Eagen Bnckford Kung Ray Stowell G V-nllace Olxver Third Row Davis Weber Yeates D Wallace Connelly Jacobs Dwyer Frxtz Wakefield Grounds Fourth Row Ellxott Hoyt Abbott Jones A Jensen Sxnner Baxer Pnper Bell Schildberg Blix! wad C750 'ZLLLS Our annual Chrzstmas Concert was presented by the Mxxed Chorus The pro cesslonal lxghted by fllckerlng candles ln the sznge rs hands, was one of the most lmpresslve moments of the evenmg The audience joined the cholr m Slnglhg tra dxtzonal carols The Mxxed Chorus, G11-ls and Boys Glee Clubs also sang num bers xn keepxng wlth the Chrlstmas theme Qzoulba Left to rxght Wakefield Kxrlin, Left to rlght King Ray, Grounds Mehrtens Hoyt, Wallace Jacobs Hamnlton 34 o 4 , . i . 1 4 I ' -- 0 f A lk 1 9 ' ' tl N 2 b -Q' 2 ' ' 1 ' L,ahey,StillengerlDonnelllan. D I , D Y . I 7 . . . - 1 n 4. A a , 4 M. ii L-Y I y ' I I 5 ' Front Row Left to right Choate Lowden Mehrtens Bochart Hamllton C White Poi fenberger Parlee Kraklk Second Row Hoadley Bxngamnn Brxcker Green Bxckford Lahey Txlk Weber D Onken Srhuler Klrlln Thxrd Row Eagen P Whxte liens Ollver Crawford I-rxtz. Wakeheld Grounds Pmkerton Donnellnn Fourth Row Davis B Onken Robert: Yeates Hoy! Abbott Elliott Schxldberg Bhxt Wehrlx Stillenger gun QI Cf ll under the dxrectxon of Maynard Kleln from the Umversxty of Mxchzgan An msplr lng Concert was presented on the evening of the last day Sololsts and small vocal groups attended contest ln the sprlng Everybody likes to slng So come on get m the swmg Let s slng OW ga cf Ll Front Row Left to right Schuler Lorenze Hardin Ray Stowell G Vlallnce W Wallace B Lldd, Hall Second Row Acker Kmg Connelly Paper R Ladd C Jensen D Wallace Welse Carlson Thu-d Row Sinner Dwyer Bell Jones A Jensen Jacobs Bauer Lamb McB1nxn 35 I I 58 LL Twenty-five songsters were picked to attend festival at Creston. This was I - I D I U, dd. A Dffkszi Jane South - - - ----- President Carmen White ------- Treasurer Sally Yeates ----- Vice-President Helen Foster ---- Point-Secretary Jewell Davis --------- Secretary Miss Martha Howe ------ Sponsor Boch: I'm cold: , was one of the familiarcries heard at our bob sled party this winter, A little thing like that doesn't dampen the spirit of these lusty girls though. Last fall, they also braved the dark for a Halloween wiener roast at the lake. Who's scared of ghosts? ? ?--especially if their white faces are only powder: On play day, we were Indians, and suffered through a cold, brisk morning of hockey and some fast games of volleyball, badminton, darts, and horseshoes, Eve ry girl's sport is backed by this organization, and points are received for pa rticipation, When 500 points are reached, one of those coveted letters is re ceived, and, even better, is the pin for 1,000 points L E'li Richard Hofmann President Dean Piper Vice Presldent Ixm L1Sk Secreta ry B111 Grothen Treasurer The first of every year the new lettermen are lnitiated into this club of the brawny The high school hears weird tales of the terrible punishment these new men take but probably it s not as bad as it sounds Anyway we are let off easier by teachers on that day in the fall when the freshies of G Club come struggllng ln wearing such paraphernalia as gunny sacks the teachers laugh too a scavenger hunt dancing eats and was enlxvened by femlnme voices ln the back ground On February 7 in memory ofthe war dead frorn G H S a plaque was pre sented during a brlef ceremony in the assembly This lxsted a former coach and twelve other men who made the supreme sacrlflce for our country Coach Chambers sponsors this club G Club is for the boys Who dld the work While we made the noise Front Row Left to right J Lxsk Jensen Lamb Hofmann D yer Grothen Pxner Second Row Wallac Sinner King Jacobs Miller Foster Third Row Bassett Stowell Schneider N Lusk Bro n Goodell 37 Uffp Their social calender was brightened this year by a party which consisted of l -F ' his 11-'tit'-, 1. 1. 4 17 ' Q Q if K bw I x,X i I 2- A . .el.l Wg' .,l ' A . 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Q, - 1 'M 1 gm, 'i 'f ' 1 Va: 1. ,N 24,1 ,tin 1 7 1 kt Q 1 D Q .,..,r's 9 'I I .V Q 7 ,Q t 5,1 2 'Q E A 'Z Y 3 :Q I -gs- L' rf-v',Y 'B .3 Qu. 04 L Lf'a'Zf Beverly Wakefleld Presxdent Sally Yeates V1ce Presxdent Helen Foster Secretary Carolyn Ohver Treasurer Mlss Joyce Bryant Advlsor Dramatic ablllty IS encouraged pose IS to promote interest ln dra matxc actlvxtles At the1r sem1 monthly meetxngs groups read excerpts from well known plays and present orxglnal sluts Several trxps to Des Moxnes to famous stage productions do much to stimulate xnte rest ln the art of drama .1 ,ff A poxnt system encourages those effort 1 pomt apprentxce member 10 pomts votmg member 3 5 pomts ellgxble for a pm This xs our only co educatxonal club ln G H S How about It Dee A s? We want some more plays v 9 'N f , A 0 fx-f -5 by our Dee A's, whose main pur- interested in drama to apply further t 39 asf Harry Graves Emmett Jacobs Willis Reynolds Jim Lisk ac Marion Jameson Barlow Adams Ted Shinn Grace Graves Beverly Wakefield Western Union Boy Marion Hilda Letha Plymesser Lois Graves Dorothy Cutting Merril Feurbach Frank Sackett Judy Graves Alberta Weber Sterling Brown Dan Sinner Fuffy Adams Sally Yeates Albert Kunody Dick Bassett Tommy Arbuckle Louis Givan Jameson J B Curtxss Bill Lamb Ellen Curtiss Carmen White Haskell Cummings Gerald Lein Th e Graves were a typical city family in moderate circumstances and this play was full of amusing and delightful characterization Harry and Grace Graves had two children Lois and Judy a typical thirteen year old With characteristic reasoning Judy decided that her father must be in love with the daughter of his boss called J B In confidence with Fuffy her bosom pal it was decided that it was J d u y s duty to bring Harry back into the family fold Judy became more and more entangled in difficulties as she attempted to hold the family ties together but she finally disentangled herself and emerged as a lovely Junior Miss with an escort for her first big dance There was contmuous good humor throughout the play and a succession ofamusing boys who were interested in Lois and Judy provided a colorful gallery of American youth To be sure that things we re running smoothly out front the re had to be plenty of activity behindpscenes The stage crew composed of Leo Meisenheimer Lloyd Hager and Richard Hofmann were kept busy with nails and hammers in order to create a modern living room Property girls Grace Short Freda Gilbert Phyllis White and Mar' ' M ' ' Jorie ensing hunted the locality for everything from a mint candy cane to a mounted fish to complete the setting Clothes appropriate for the various characters were handled by Norma Hansen and Jane South The ingenious lighting effects engineered by Fred Dwyer Bill Green and Gilbert Wallace coupled with the excellent make-up jobs by Jean Fagan Viola Kralik and Mary Barnes hel ed v P create some mighty good looking people and scenes Long tedious nights of sit ting with eyes glued to the play book for that unexpected faltermg of a performer certainly made the job of our prompter Beverly Winn, one of the most important The business manager Phyllis White and her assistants, enticed the public through the auditorium doors for our masterpiece 0 I MA asf Josie Tilton Rowena Choate Elroy Don Stowell George Jack Jones Marcia Norma Jean Kirlm Cindy Collins Helen Foster Marilyn Virginia Bricker Lt Bob Cunningham Don King Donna Sackett Jane Sally Roberta Lorenze Agnes Charlotte Hoyt Andrew Cutler Tom Bell Nettie Cutler Mary Frances Hamilton Mr Ahern Albert Mensmg Ralph Ladd Rose Tilton Delorxs Wehrh Jlm Jane and Sally still had no dates Wxth the Semor Dance only eleven days away, George and Jim hadn t said a word But their worries were only beginning for Sally s house guest, Marcia snared one man right after another with the old go gettern tactics That is except for Elroy, who was constantly practicing the shot put but who wasn t as dumb as he seemed Then the home front girls got rein forcements, for Cindy arrived horn, book bag and self Cindy was a movie Ian and ready to solve every problem on the basis of how Ginger Rogers landed Fred Astaire By the time George and Marcia got back from the show Cindy had Jane stretched out artistically on the sofa rigged out in her mother s lovelie st neglxgee powdered dead white and apparently close to death George was scared -till Mar cxa suggested that Jane had the mumps George beat it But Cindy was not through fxxing things Her next venture collided with the alleged case of mumps Then Elroy put the shot into the prize peomes and what started as a mild worry about who takes whom to the Senior Dance, became a war of Dads and Peonies shot puts and that kind of a play which was crammed full of laughter 41 TIIIIITIP S , IYIOVIC S .Sfz.f D' Al' Shxp Ahoy Were you one of the merry gang that salled off on a wonder ful evemng of entertaxnment last May 8? Yes the jumors dxd break down and g1VC the semors a banquet wzth passports sallors and an excellent orchestra Amidst a background of ships anchors and blue and white streamers cute waxtresses and dashmg walters dressed as hardy seamen served coffee and hard tack to the landlubbers The program havlng a defxmte salty flavor featured toasts, songs, danc and a sklt 42 I -ii . - xt.. Y N p I '-X Xfu K ,F d I K 1 X . gy 715 5' L ,l 9 , .5 1' 1 .f 5: ES :J- h I' S ,Z- ,il kg Il bets Coach , ham B E . Bxu C' K. QSketb ddle F ch inc aj Pe Con baufi 1, Bas ese Yogi. eball' f. .Ajay Aj 3 fZ Kneeling Left to rxght Grothen Manager Bxtcon Piper King Green Jensen Dwyer Foster N Lxsk Mexsenhexmer Goodell Hofmann Spencer Standing Ass t Coach Fx-eese Brown Lamb, J Llsk Stowell Bassett Chambers Eck ardt Smner Hager W Wallace Miller Jacobs Lundy D Wallace Newbury Coach Chambers 45 Z Q' '- f f 0 X' ... av ,A Ag-V - I V. -,.. ,..-,. ,' , QQ J egg: K' V , - ,h.,go- ,. . x N - , A ,, V A 'M A '19 . .. . . , vi f asm' ,V.s,f.,g.. T L.: TQ . ,- 4. - A,M,,,Qhk V, A R' A ,zu-.rg :Ex-rr 2 ' .V . . b V , ,, , , , , 'x x - . an ry A A x A-L .,:. 5. -, .4 A .L 1 '- F 1 , T , , f pw K , B 4- v Y 1 . xr' f ' 3' ,- g 4 :..,' ' .. 15:1-4,.:-- X. 19' ' :-V ' '-,rv U vm., -A0 ' '50 , .3 fn an ., f if v ' , W, ' wx --0 1,1 ' ',' I , A x .Y - - . v' -,.a, N, -- .A W, -,, ga 5. ,A-M,,s '- 'q,.-,- . ,,... ,.'-X f. 49.9, - A23 sa. 4, Q Q- , 'Y--.Y . ,- W' ,K 1... 7 -- Q , 'Ar W, fx --'L ni Z.. 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The score remained 0-O until the third quarter, when Rich Hofmann threw a pass to Mil- lard Goodell for the only tal- ly. The next game with Corn- ing was one of the hardest fought battles of the season. Both teams threw up good defensive plays and as a re- sult, neither was able to score. Greenfield was in Corning's territory most of the game but could not get up enough punch to cross the markers. Greenfield received its first defeat at the hands of Creston. When the final gun was sounded, Greenfield was on the short end of a 44-0 score. Beside losing the game, we also lost the services of two starting players, early in the quarter. Dick Brown received a leg injury and Bill Lamb, a broken bone in his hand. These injuries retired them from action for three weeks. Running into a determined Winterset eleven, Greenfield again went down fighting. Bill Green, a regular, did not start the game because of a leg injury received in practice earlier in the week, and Clare Jensen, another mainstay, was injured early in the game. Without the services of four regulars, Greenfield still put up a good battle, but was downed 45-0. A much improved Green- field team traveled to Guthrie Center the following week, but the Guthrie Center Ti- gers proved too much for us and won Z4-0. Our next game was at home, the first one out of four starts. Looking much better than the previous week, the Tigers fought stubbornly Lettermen who were absent when the pictures were taken: DON KING - Quarterback. A good blocker. HAROLD SPENCER - Halfback Exceptional first year man. and hit pay dirt for one tally against Atlantic's heavier team. Dean Piper gave the fans a thrill, when he returned a punt from his own twenty- one yard line to Atlantic's forty-five. The score at the end was Atlantic 19, Greenfield 7. To win the next game, Homecoming, against Stuart, was a must . The weather proved quite a handicap. lt rained constantly from the time the game started until the final minute ticked away, thus prohibiting the ride of the queen, Alberta Weber, and her attendants Jane South, and Phyllis Donnellan around the field at half-time. All in all, however, it was a suc- cessful game with Greenfield winning, Z8-7. In a thrilling climax on November ll, the Tigers downed Orient, a long time rival, 13-7. This marked the final gam e for G reenfield High School and also for ll senior squad members. The coaches who have done so much for the squad, and the squad, themselves, should be congratulated for their fine perforrnances this season. WAYNE WALLACE - Guard. Steady and dependable. ?:::tLAMBblocke- Quagferbaclg RICHARD HOFMANN-Fullback .T IM LISK - Halfback JERRY FOSTER Halfback r on e :qua . Honorary Captain Fine utility back and A very fine kicker One of the finest paners on the pauer squad. Seated Left to rlght Stowell Eckerd! Hofmann Foster Dwyer Coach Freese Goodell Jacobs Sxnner I Lili Szandmg N Lusk AutColeh Chambers Snood Bltcon 50,1012 5, ZOOT 1' Games played on the Horne Courtj Txgers Atlantic 'Txgers Co nmg Tlgers Afton Tngers I- ontanelle 'Tigers Creston 'Txgers Adel 4Txgers Orxent Txgers Guthrie Cente Vhgers Afton 'Tigers Wxnterset Txgers Orxent Txgers Menlo 'Tigers Fontanelle Uounfy Uouznamznt green L8 cf Tigers Bridgewater Tigers 42 Orient Shortly after the football season had ended Coach Freese presented the fund amentals of basketball to one lette rman and a number of hopeful prospects He welded together a srrooth workmg outfxt whlch, although they dropped the fxrst con test of the season to Atlantlc, came back strong and provxded the crowd wxth ses eral exciting games One of these was the wxn over Brldgewater after traxhng three quarters On the other sxde of the ledger Greenfleld lost a heart breaker to Or1ent ln the last four seconds by only one poxnt However durlng the fmal game of the County Tournament thexr bxtter defeat was avenged when the Txgers emerged as County Champs by dowmng Or1ent 42 32 Semor boys that w11l be mlssed are Rrchard Hofmann Fred Dwyer, Jlm Lxsk Emmett Jacobs and Dan Sxnner A scrappy second team under Coach Freese s dlrectxon and assisted by Coach Chambers had a successful season losxng only three games 48 W 1 Q : ' ' 1 . I , I . , , , . . ' : . ' , ' . . . 5 ' J ' I7 ..... ' ........ Z5 ' 32 ,.... r ' ......... 39 ' Z6 ..... .... . ..... Z 3 ' 35 ..... ' . ,... , 19 ' 16 ..... ....... 4 1 ' 34 ..... ............ I F ' 48 . .... ' .....r.. Z1 ' Z4 ..... ' r .427 'Tigers 37 ...., Bridgewater .... 32 'Tigers 40 ..... Stuart ...,....., Z7 ' Z8 ..... ......... , 16 ' 32 ..... ' ....... 30 ' 36 ..... ' ......... 37 ' 48 ..... ........... Z 7 35 . . . . . ...... Z1 f' Z7 ' 47 . . . . . .... 33 ..... ......,..., 3 Z , - , - . . ' . , ' I . . . ' . . , , . . . . . gtmafoz faffaz qlirzrzazi RICH HOFMANN - Smooth forward c onsistent scorer...captain. DEAN ECKARDT - good ball handler fine defensive player. DON STOWELI.. - best ball handler shows fine sportsmanship. SONNY GOODELL - rebounder showed much improvement throughout the season. JERRY FOSTER - good rebounder good defensive p1ayer...a fine pivot shot. FRED DWYER - rugged rebounder showed much improvement in his ball handling, JIM LISK - small, fast forward fine set shot. NORMAN LISK - guard...good de- fensive player. DAN SINNER - consistent scorer had a fine hook shot. EMMETT JACOBS - tall rebounder good steady defensive player. DALLAS SPEED - good forward fine shot. DUANE BITCON - small, fast guard fine ball handler ..... good ball stealer. With eight lettermen and the capable guidance of Coach Freese, the Greenfield team started practice in late March. Dean Ecka rdt, a holdover from the 48 team was the top flinger for the Tigers. Millard Goodell provided able relief for Eckardt on the mound. In the infield, was Bill Green, a letterman and an ex- perienced first sacker. Other top team men were Richard Hofmann, Fred Dwyer, and Don King. Remaining lettermen from the outfield were Jim Lisk and Don Stowell. Jim Lisk was called upon to take over behind the plate. On their Schedule, the Ti- gers included Massena, Zion, Bridgewater, F orrtanelle, Menlo, Richland Township, and Stua rt. .r V xy A 'FILA Wx s .L ,gf w 'Q , -r I 1 H 2 ',.s.., P Q2 'f ish, ,rpg ff' ws, rf I I ' f, '- 4 '- ,. 1 1- IDVILX 'X ' ' ' ,ffg-An! :fin rj ,,' 3 QN .. , in -' r ,, ,' . Wu. ,V I... 9... ' 'f'a.,g,:.C- ,F .V fa? 'kd 59: . .F ,W v -IN x . ,fm--L . .MA ' , w-Fa. - -1 .v ' Q. I ..s..-1.-. . I I 1 5- , l I I Q! 77 4. .n -4- r .A Q k .Atv-sw 4 .af X .xl P 4 jf. ' sl- r,.l'l ,, .I if A .v .- hwy 1 til. ,k- -, L, .t I si' N 5 '.-ru., J-Y ,X A ' s 'H ,- .. 'l I' a uw Www- ' if ' v' XX ,JB x 1. Ji Q ' 9Vf,'1 Q qu X Soir JF 'rf' l '115:r, 'iff v in A I , 52 ZLLZZUJLM FQ? ae: L Q P3-4 E' -1 X M N11 1'5 '5' 'wif' UQ' Hot Lunch Instrumental Musxc High School Assembly Drlver s Tralmng Mathernatxcs On Page SZ Left to Rxght Industrlal Arts Mr Reynolds Custodmn Vocal Music Commerclal Bob Burger Jamtor Trophy Case .-J -'I susan -ng I Home E conomxcs Scxence ew 1.53, Nz. Q1 'Q 'Wqrxf 'K . MJ 7 W-L X, '. 54 ff '- lf- +nr',- . .4-A i 57 '19 'IL-J' f ff UQUS ' N' yf 30 We all trudged to Ye Olde schoolhouse reason? Vlhy school began ' ' but eplem QP QW Annual football kick off meetxng S Flrst football game Lenox here We won For the seniors the day had arrlved Fresh men lnxtxatlon It went off wxth a bang Big attractlons at Dexter Natlonal Plowmg Contest President Truman and Iowa DUST WY YI Z4 Our flrst assembly program Harry C Wh1te and the atom 30 Iowa Conse rvatxon Department brlngs Iowa animals to our door Quxte fascmat xng too especxally when the snakes reappear outsxde the wlre cages Gale QP Wre stlmg revelations by Bertrand Shurleff Local Y Teens play host to the Southwest D1str1ct Dr Frank E Coburn spoke Eleven glrls were the vnctxms of the mlghty G A A gxrls at m1t1at1on G A A s Play day Indxans on the Vlar Path The Alexander Novelty Trio mcludxng comedys and musxcals Squad and coaches steak dinner at the Hotel Those old favorltes The Mlsner Players gave The Imagxnary Invahd Rust College Boys Are We Remember that? G H S Homecoming 1949 The game was wonderful we won but oh the ram The band traveled to Des Moxnes and marched xn Drake s Homecomlng Parade OVQUI QP 1 Y Teens sponsored TW ERP Week Quite a few new couples 6 Varsxty squad sees how xt s done at Ames 8 Assembly program a muslcal wxth Tommy Thompson and hxs Solovox 1 School untxl ll 00 then we had the usual Armistice program 2 Red letter day for the jumors Strxctly Formal the Junior Class play 9 Sophomores were host to the freshmen Come as you are Sounds mterestmg no? 2.4 Several members of the vocal groups went to Des Momes to hear Fred Warmg Z5 Z8 This short period of eatmg and no school was Thanksglvxng Vacatxon QCQTTI QP 9 My 1sn t school gettmg borxng 58 , A I I . 1. , y - Y 1 x E 7 D 'L . f n I y Q ,1,: it 4 451 , 'T l4..'p fl, -- ' rf? 'F 1 ' -- ' ' x in ' ' 0 K ' I T -t 5 la x ,' ' r K 'g W -' X 7 - ' . ' 10 ' - . . 14 ' ' . - 18 . . -- . . 1 ' ' . Z - ' ' . . . . 16 . . .' - -- ' ' . 19 . '. . . . Zl , ' . Z7 0 ll ' Il ll I 1 -I' 28 tl I -Il Z9 . . . ' -- -- Q J I ' I 30 o 1 I u . I . z - . . ' 1 ' 0 I Ol ' 'I' 1 . 1 . . ' ' 10 Z0 ZZ Z3 4 17 19 Z7 10 14 15 16 18 Z1 ll 12 15 18 18 Z1 23 1 4 ZZ 28 There was a dance 1n the gym after the Orxent game The band led the Chrlstmas Party parade for Rural schools The Whxte Hussars were the fxrst Band Booster program Mxxed Chorus presents annual Chrlstmas Concert with Whlte Gxft offerxng Christmas Party movxes and candy bars January 3 Chrxstmas vacatzon Oh those glorxous davs CJ HUCJ PL' Our fxrst lntroductxon to Socxal Behavior fllms Audxo Vxsual te st Z0 Twenty flve mlxed chorus mernbers attended festwal at Creston 30 Boy s County Tourney We won Whoopee Q PUCIPLI Assembly program Leon Smith wxth hls dogs What happened at the freshmen sophomore party? Who knows The H1 Y party had as the mam attractxon a fake band whose muslc was superb Teacher s had a 11ttle school of the1r own ID Creston No school for us sob We beat Wlnterset our sectional tournament opponent xn a pre tourney game 17 Festxval ID Creston but thls one was for the band The grade operetta Hansel and Gretel Z6 Boy s Sectxonal both Class A a ld B Wet wasn t lt? OPC Band concert wlth the mixed chorus pa rtxc1pat1ng G A A Party no formals thxs year Lots of fun anyway Contest at Cormng Some pretty good vocahsts but we we ren t afraxd One act plays G H S can certamly be proud of xts actors and actresses All hzgh school dance Good crowd pre sent 19 Hx Y basketball tournament Councxl Bluffs Park1nson Trxo gave their yearly assembly program A good musxcal show Iowa State Sxngers presented a concert here ln the evemng Mmmmm cute P Drake ensemble fourth of a series of Band Booster concerts H1 Y Y Teens sprmg conference Atlantxc Semor class play Some swell acting that mght Sprxng Band Concert This was good How many May baskets dld you get? .Tumor Semor Banquet Baccalaureate Class mght Commencement Gad I soaked three handkerchzefs Kmda hate to see you semors leave School out so long senxors, and good luck See the rest of you next year 4' .S ss IQQ W NU ' X lgfisiglgxglfjifl Q 'a-:I 5 59 ll l ' - 17 . I ' . Q . .. - . 3 , . . . 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WYE: A ., l 4,,,,.' A's kv: s A . 4 v 0 ' '- . ' I 1 Q, mg ff' , Adaxr County Abstract Co Adair County Bank Adair County Free Press Attorneys Don Carlos k Don Carlos Musmaker Law Office C H Wxlllamson Bxckford Funeral Home Bricker 8: Nelson Barber Shop Brown s Store Roserdale C 81 M Food Market Coast to Coast Store Connelly Hardware Crooks Clothmg Cunnmgham Supply Co D X Service Station Con Carlos Loan lr Txtle Co Donnellan Garage Ehrsam Implements ' , V .A Rm Any 1 . 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Z' . 4 ,, l O Q . . . ' h ' . , . p'f' x--.qw -- --1, tick 1 : 4 Q . - fik, ' .ALA .V .QV - if 3 , ,xg ,, I , N , ' ' A , r . 'I I I , . ' - ' X-A.. .' D 1 for the success of thls annual 15 extended to all students and staff mem ers of Tlger Tales as well as the commercxal houses who have contrib uted ideas materials and flne work manshxp Photographers who supphed the staff wlth f1ne portraxts views and stllls were Jeff VN IICOX of Woltz Stu d1os Des Momes Mr K H Sldey of the Free Press Greenfxeld Ed Sxdey and Floyd Rhodes Free Press Staff The publxshers who completed the book wxth skxll and craftsmanship were Walsworth Brothers Marcelme M15 sour: wALswoRTH 66 Ls ll e ll Lf I Y - fl I ' , ' g . . . ' 1 S , . I . . . y I Y - ....to these we extend our thanks. mn,,,.,n.4 A sauna sy IALSIOIYH IIOTHERB llteohlll. Hn , U E A