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

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class history TITLE STEPPING FORWARD DIRECTED BY LITTLE 50 and POT O GOLD THE CAST Forty nxne students startlng thexr hxgh school days together unaware of what the future may hold for them ACT I SETTING The hallowed halls of Cvreenfxeld High School SCENE I The flrst day ofthe lf reshman year 1946 Confusion was very apparent as everyone trxed to fmd hls desk ln the assembly only to be lost agaxn as he search ed for has locker P ew weeks later The Senxors got the satxsfactxon of revenge by xnxtxatlng the Frosh as soon as school got ln full swmg The boys were clad ln dresses and the gxrls ln overalls and blue Jeans After bowxng to the Semors all day the evenmg program held more horrors Fxnally the Semors relent lessly agreed we were then accepted members of hxgh school and closed the evenlng with danclng and fxne refreshments SCENE Il As Sophomores the year passed quxckly Many of the boys partxcxpated xn sports wmnmg honorary letters As the Jumor Semor Banquet rolled around the Junxors chose slxteen Sophomores to serve as watters and waxtresses A htghlxght whlch will long be remembered by those who attended was the class pxcnxc held at the cxty lake Between s1nk1ng boats and terrxfned class sponsors the class retalned thexr reputation as go getters ACT II SETTING Same place wxth the same cast one year oloer SCENE I The Junxor year was a very memorable one Fxrst came the Junxor Class Play whxch was a three act comedy called Strxctly Formal As the txtle sug gests thxs gave the cast a chance to appear In true style SCENE II Perhaps the most excxtlng event of the year was the Jumor Semor Banquet xn the spring A Mexxcan rose garden was the theme that was carrxed out through the decoratlons and program After many long hours of hard work and worry the mght fxnally arrlved and everything was completed Although the Junlors were thoroughly exhausted It was stxll the most enjoyable evemng of school days Zl 0 ...l' J... ' ' ' ' . i .. . - . . .QOne year laterl. . . I . D . . . . , . D ' . . . . I . i

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ao' , -7 9 .4-1? 4 . F -J 'v-- DONNA SACKETT Black Bl Gold 45 Yearbook 3, Soph- omore Editor 45 Y-Teens l,Z,3,45 G,A,A, z,3,4, cabinet 45B1BCk A Gold Peppers 35 Drama Club 3,45 Class Play 3. JOE SCHNEIDFTR Glee Club 45 Football 45 G-Club 5 34 'R a '.i- ' 5 . fig? x I . 237 95,1 .-n.-' DON STOWELL Class Officer Z5 Siudenf Councll 1.2: Black 6: Gold Z,3,4g Hl-Y Z 3,43 Glee Club 1,Z,3,4: Mixed Chorua l,2,3,4g Contest 1: Creston Festival 2,3,4g Drarna Club 3,43 One-Act Plays 3,43 Class Play 3: Football 1 2 3,45 Basketball 1,Z,3,4: Baseball Z,3,4: Yearbook 35 Athletic Editor 4. CHARLES UNGEB Student Council 3,-4: Hl-Y 4. DAVID WALLACE H1-Y 3,4gG1ee Club Z,3,43 Mixed Chorus Z,3,4p Quar- tet 3,4: Contest l,Z,3,-1, Creston Festival 2,3,4g Baseball Z: Yearbook 3. DELOBIS WEHRLI Yearbook 3, Iunlor Editor 45 Y-Teena l,2,3,4:G1ee Club 4: G.A.A. 1,Z,3,4p Cabinet 3,4g Black lu Gold Peppers 3: Drama Club 3: Clans Play 3. DOLORES WAMBOLD Y-Teens 1,Z,3,4: Glee Club 4. OPAL WEINHEIMEB Black ln Gold 4: Y-Teena l.2,3,4: Gleo Club 4 Ihr, 1 'vi at gurl 3 'Io .. if A' X ,I X' ' A Q' GP 4 hr K 16? PHYLLIS SCHRADER Y-Teens l,2,3g Class Play 3. DALLAS SPEED Class Officer Z5 Hi-Y 45 Band, Nlarch ing l,3,45 Concert l,l,3,45 Pep 1,4 Glee Club 450116-ACf Plays 3,4 Football Z5 Basketball l,Z,35 Base ball 35 G-Club 4. HAROLD SPENCER G-Club 3,45 Class Officer, Pres ldent 45 Football 3,45 Track 3. X-

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ACT III SETTING: A final attempt by the cast to prove to the audience that some- day they may be successful. SCENE lg Trying to figure out the teachers, seating arrangement, and the classrooms were the first steps for us as Seniors. This was the result of the remodeling done during the summer, . . .A few weeks later. . As Seniors, we were entitled to initiate the sixty-five Freshmen as our ultimatum, This proved to be very convincing, to them, FINALEg At the time this play was written, many events were yet to hap- pen. To many, graduation held the key to higher education in col- leges across the nation. To others this was a milestone towards success. . . FAMOUS LAST SAYINGS Mmmmmm ,,,., Ha-Ha' ,... The sun is sure bright. Time on our hands. Brrrrrrrrr ..... Slurp-Slurp... ll I 4 . A4-