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

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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: . ,

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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

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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