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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1951 volume:

WI :L a.. 5. x T7 -7 J-I , UM ' Aa.. 5'Q4if41-ga'4.....,,,,. Y X .fK,l,1h' -1 'TAT ' Hlmkfw QU ' K., QW mf VOIUWIQ 3 Sponsovecl lug CIASS QF 1951 Greenfield Hiqlw School Greenfield, Iowa IC I l X In the tollowmg pages are people places and thmgs of our past year at Greenfield Hugh Through words and pnctures we have sought to capture the memorues of the year 1950 51 and preserve them for your remmsscung In the years to come - XC Ll CCDNTGNTS EMA 1 Aclminisfrofion page 2 EMA 2 Sfuclenf Boclq page IO. EQOA 3 Acfivifies Page 28 H704 4 Afhlefics Page 46 ' EMA 5 F-QC1tUPQ page 62 EMA 6 Business Friends page 72 -Q-.................-.4 up-pn-us ii H H 116' K. ,--f' Q EMA f rlsxcilminisfvafion 35 thousand dollars spent on school improvements Our janitors and custodians were kept busy this summer fixing the sixth grade room, and redecorating and refinishing floors. Other improvements that were also completed this summer included the new two stall garage which houses our three new busses, and also a new sidewalk. The improvements didn't just take place in the summer, however, for since school has started the school board has purchased many new and useful things. Among these are the three sewing machines, fifty steel lockers, an electric vegetable peeler for the home economics room. For the athletic department a clothes dryer was purchased, In the commercial room there are now fifteen new typewriters for use. Our newest improvement is the new scoreboard which was just recently installed. Tiger Tales' Staff initi ates the fifteen new Un derwood typewriters. Dale and Russell are proud of the 600 pounds of pop corn they popped with the new G- Club and Hi-Y machine. il 'W. 'Kg .Eg -,,-,. Three new busses and garage extension. - ?' iI, f',Yy 5 A A , , .. ' nz- A ',- 1 u . .. .' :V 7' - HF' . . ' - '-f'fvf,l, ' g -'Q if, .f 4-' 1- 'f ', .L , ', ff- - , . ','5!'Gi'-: .h1-4,-.- --..-t. -fi: if t - ' , Ov 3: 9 -M . I K i YV ,ww X W ' ' f o .,,,,, nv jlj-4-MW? ,W T25 Q '3- ---- M xfiu A ' l ' 0 8 -ir KE Q Q I . ' wa .5 fr we-M ' - ' 1 Q 14,5 U 'Q . fin? , C Y, 'ah ' ggi: , Q H 45 air , J i gs? L , ,,, . A P W 5 J . ,Q A . e g I 1 Henrietta, Mary Lou and JoAnn try out the three new sewing machines. Fifty new steel lockers are shown in the back- ground. G.H.S.Awas proud of the new scoreboard which was instal- led just in time for sectional tournaments. Board of Education COURSE OF STUDY COMMITTEES TRANSPORTATION Irma Bickford L. F. King Edrid Don Carlos R. J. Green J. N. Chicken H. W. Rigby BUILDING AND GROUNDS L. A. Kitzxnann Don Clure vw' x, N , ,N,. ,h ., W...-..t,,. , rg.. kt -tv R. J. Green x Nw, -vi ., ...xii , .- .. .,, .. K .NN S Q 5 2133! 'E A if x 3 is n L x , . . YI Ax 5, , iff fqkng. 5+ A U . M s .2 5 x.J'.y5- ' 1' 'L -IVV' L. F. King nf, .Sw D. E. Clure R, D. Mayes S W. E. McCreight Treasurer Secretary vi J . N. Chicken Dr. L. F. King President T J. E. Don Carlos Mrs. Irma Bickford R. J. Green Superintendent The primary purpose of the public school is to train the students for Amer- ican citizenship, and work towards the wholesome development of the pupil so that he may make his best adjust ments and contributions to the com munity The students do not want an easy school but a challenging one for the wholesome development of personality so that they may be better prepared for life itself W R1 QW PfynClpax 391 if 4 ..., .,,4 ,,,, . ...--vwn- 'WALL W The youth of this community should be ever mindful of the many oppor tunities which are theirs in a demo cratxc world The school plays a major role in exploring these opportunities and achieving the goals to which we aspire To the graduates of 1951 we sm cerely hope your exploration here to day will help you to discover a whole some and prosperous tomorrow . ,T D . ' Q ' -rev .. . . .7 V . . . 4 61 u n 1 Q tn . . Q f Faculty GERALD PROTEXTOR Morningside-B.A. University of Colorado English, Speech lDrarnatics Director, Sophomore Sponsorj DARLENE LOVE B.S. lowa State Home Economics QI-lot Lunch Supervisorj WILLIAM CHAMBERS B.A. l.S.T.C. Boys' Physical Education, Government, Jr. Business, Economics, Drivers' Training, QFootba1l, Track, G-Club Sponsor, Junior Sponsorj WILLIAM T. JOCHUMSEN B.A.-I.S.T.C. Instrumental, Senior Science, Music Appreciation QBand, Hi-Y Advisor, Yearbook Advisor, Black and Gold Peppers Advisorj MRS. MILDRED KELLAM B.A.-iowa Mathematics QY-Teen Advisor, Sophomore Sponsorj 1 H. W. RIGBY B.A.-I.S.T.C.g Drake U Principal, Industrial Arts QStudent Council Advisor, Senior Sponsor, -I W. T. Jochumsen Mrs. Kellam H. W. Rigby Faculty JEANETTE CRISPIN B.S.E., M.D., Drake U5 Denver U. Northwestern U, U. of Washington Commercial lBlack and Gold Advisorl KENNETH MacGREGOR B.A. Connecticut, M.A. Drake U. Vocal Music, Sociology, Occupations QGlee Clubs, Mixed Chorusl gf 3 PATRIC lA ALLEN B.A .-Simpson Girls' Physical Education, Biology QG.A.A. Advisor, Junior Sponsor, DUANE PATTERSON B.A.-I.S.T.C. Science, Trigonometry QHi-Y Advisor, Freshman Sponsorl RUTH BARNES B.A.-l,S.T.C., U. of Colorado Latin, English, General Agricultural, World Geography. QL.ibrary, Freshman Sponsorl RICHARD BUTLER B.A.-Simpson World and American History QBasketball, Baseball, Junior Sponsorj R. Butler R. Barnes D. Patterson ZN - EQOA 2 sfuagnf BML, SIM v 1 WAYNE WA LLACE PRESIDENT C LASS SPONSORS R J Green H W Rxgby CLASS FLOWER White Carnation Class of 1951 OFFICERS N DARLENE ONKEN V ICE PRESIDENT EILEEN MEHRTENS SECRETARY TREASURER CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO Green and White Forward ever backward neve r Q 1 - . 24, A .Q , A x 4 .1 N A ' V ' ,nw Q. ..,, EILEEN MEHRTI-INS Claus Officer ........... , .. Y-Teens ......,., .,.. Band: Marching ,... . . Glee Club ......... .... Mlxed Chorus Sextet ......, . . Contest ,,,....., . .. All-State Chorus . . G.A.A. .....,........ Cabxnet..... .......... Black It Gold Peppers . .. Drama Club LEANORE ABBOTT Class Officer ,...... Yearbook ....... Editor-in-Chief .... , . ,. Y -Teens ........ . .. Band: Marching. . , .... Concert , ...,,.,...,.... . . Fep ....,... , ........,., . Creston Festival: N ocal ..,. Band ...,, ..,,. .....,. , . . Sextet,, ..... ......... . .. Glee Club ,... Mixed Chorus . . , . , Contest. ...... .. G.A,A.... Cabinet . .,.. .. Peppers ....... Drama Club .... Class Play , .. 'Xp fOr' b Y x, C Honorary Seniors Bl-.RNADETTE SCHILDBERG PRISLILLA IHLKI-URI! Black at Gold ....... . . . Yearbook.......... Activities Editor. . .. Band: Marching . . .. ....,Z. 3 Glee Club ......... 1.2.3 Mixed Chorus ............ I,Z,3 Contest ..................... 3 Creston Festival: Vocal ...... Z Drama Club .................. Z One-Acts ..... .... Z C1assPlay,.. G.A.A ...... . . .l,Z,3 Cabinet .. . Hi. fi s 3 ,4 3 4 .4 4 4 4 ,3 ,3 ,3 3 4 4 - n Black 8: Gold ......... ,.., . Y-Teens ..... Band: Marching Glee Club ....... Mixed Chorus . . . .... Sextet , . . . Contest . . . Creston Festival: All-State Chorus G,A.A. ......... Cabinet . . Drama Club . . . . One-Acta. Clans Play... . V ocal ..... Z .1 M' 'hs AT- frrn. .98 hr '? ! DARLENE ONKEN Class Officer ............. Student C ounell. . . Yearbook ....... Art Editor .... Y-Teens ...., . .. Glee Club ...,. Mixed Chorus . . . .. . . G.A.A. President . . . ,..-4 ...4 ....3 ....4 1,z,34 ...z,3,4 ...3,4 1,z,34 4 aff. I 1 Jr,- t, I I '- NrN.f ' X x X C - - 1-,X ' S 5 R 1 1 -a X Y -Teens . DUNA WEHRLI .........,... 1,z, Glee Club... G.A.A. Black A Gold Peppers . Drama Club ......... W'AYNl'1 lV.'KLl.Jl F Class Officer-President. Student Council.. . .... . . Black Gi Gold ...,.,..... Edltor ..,..., Yearbook .... Hi-Y ..... Cabinet ...... Glee Club ...... Mixed Chorus, ......, . . Creston Festival: One-Acts ........ Class Play .... Football . . . . Track .... G-Club. . . X' ocal NORMAN LISK Class Officer ..... Black lc Gold ..... Yearbook... .... Co-Athletic Editor, . . Hi-Y . ..,.,...... , , Drama Club... One-Acts ,... Class Play .... Football ....... Basketball .... Track ...... Baseball . . . G-Club .. OOF: s,. YT DUNN BlackkGold.. ,,,,,, Y-Teens .................. Glee Club ....... .... Mixed Chorus . . . . . . . G.A.A. ......... . . . . Seniors Yearbook Freshman Y-Teenl.... .... GleeClub...... 4' Q fr . . . . NADINE BENTON .. 4 1 1 2 3,4 4 'K 1 1,3 4 4 1 z 3 4 3 12 3 4 4 G.A.A.. .. Cabinet ,,,, One-Acts . . . h It , ' Li. Auf, K --4' '2 61, Q. DELORES ELl.l0'l'T Class Officer .............. Student Counc President , . . BlackbGold.... Yearbook . Senior Editor Y -Teens ..,. Glee Club . . . Mixed Chorus... .....l G.A.A. .,.... Cabinet. . . . . Black In Gold One-Acts . . . Class Play . . Cheerleader . .. ..l, I who je. 1,--P 'anal H K 5 . Hi-Y. ...........,.....,. . . . 3.4. - Glee Club ............. Z. Ulf.-XNE BIT! ON Clans Ofllcer .... Student Cuunc ll. . . Black In Gold .... Yearbook ......., Business Manager Hi-Y ............ Glee Club ....... Mixed Chorus . .. Drama Club . ,. One-Acts ..,. Clall Play .... Football .... Basketball .... Track ,..... Baseball .. . G-Club .... ll.-'KYID CAMPBELL Transferred I1-om Bridgewater Hi-Y .......... . Glee Club ..,. , Mixed Chorus . . Football ...,.. Basketball .... Baseball .,,. G -Club .... ,IUIIY UROSNN HITI' H1-Y ...... ,,.. . . One-Arts ,. . Basketball .... 1 , x in ':f ' if 1,Z,3,4. Peppers ......... Z,3. DramaClub ..........,,...... Z,3. ......... ...Z,3. 3,4 .5 Ai? -N 'TZ' MILLARD GOOD!-ILL Hi-Y .......,............. Drama Club . . . One-A cts .... ClalaPlay... Football... Basketball... Baseball... G-Club . .. HI-INRIE'I TA HAGER Y-Teens .... ............. 1 ,Z,3,4. c.A.A. ...l,Z,3,4. OPAL HUFF Y-Teens .... ....,.........l.l.3.4- G.A.A. . . . . . . l.Z,3.4. Wits: 1- S . JERRY FOSTER DEAN FRITZ Clan Officer ...... Student Council. . . Black lc Gold. . . .. Yearbook . . ........ Co-Athletic Editor.. . Hl-Y ............ President . . . Glee Club ..... Mixed Chorus.. . One-Acts ..... Football ..... ....z,s,4. ...z,3. ...4. ...3. ....l,z,3,4. Basketball . ,, ,,,, 1,2,3,4, Track ..... Baseball . . . G-Club, . . . ...l,Z,4. ........z,3,4. -Q-. -. . ,.-. .........,...,.......q-Q ' 3 1. lflrl 'Q Q . A 'Qi ,. v ff' '- v PAUL KELLENBERG Yearbook.............. Student Photographer . . . Hi-Y ..... . .......... Cabinet .... . .. .......4. ...z,3.4. . .... 3. Glee Club... .,.. ..... . .. Mixed Chorus ......... . . ,l,3, i ' -wi Football.-. ,.,l,.', 4' Cv:-5 Z. ., sr so 5 We wif eo w 'inane-I Ri' 4. fl SARA GROUNDS Yearbook ..............,.,.. Y-Teens .....,...,....... 1,2 Band: Marching .... .... l Concert .,............ ., 1,2 Pep ...................,.. 1,2 Creston Festival: Vocal .... . Z Band .................. Glee Club ....,.. ...l,Z Mixed Chorus. . . .. Z Scxtet ......... .. Z Contest .........., ..... GAA. .....,....... . . .l,Z Blackh Gold Peppers, Drama Club ......... .. All-State Chorus . . . RONALD HARDIN Y earbook .................... Hi-Y .....,. . ...... ..... . . Band: Marching .... .... l ,Z Concert .......... .... l ,Z Pep .....,... ..... l Glee Club .......... .... Z Mixed Chorus ..... . . . .. ., Black Ga Gold Peppers . . . ...aft ig: Y ,A Anuznn JOHNSTON A Ad M X- Y-Teens .................. 1,2 ' J., 'Z , G.A,A ..... .,.1.Z . 'if -F. 1 3 , Q . 4 A , lv k oscan LovsLL Hi-Y .................. . ..... 3.4. Band: Pep... ...l,Z,3,4. J Marching, .... ..., .... Concert.............. .... 1.2.3.-1. Creston Festival: Band ........ A. Track .....,....... ..... . -C' ,Id 1 . Seniors '1 ROHI-IRT LURENZIE Band, hflarrhing ..,.... .,... ,Q , Concert.. .,.... ...l,Z Pep ..... . . . . . . . 1,8 -- ' one Club ...... ...,. 1 ,z Mixed Chorus .........,... 1,2 ROSS MORGAN Creston l-ivstivalg N ocal .... .. All-Statv Chorus .... .. I' ootball. .,,......... .. . Black and Gold Peppers .. l 4 Nl.'tRGARlI'l' Ml-IISI-INIII-Ilill-lR i i G.A..fx. ............ . ,... . A Cabinet ................. 1 r XX Black A Gold Peppers .... .,',l,-4, Cheerleader ......... .. 3. 3 Class Officer. ..... .... . .. ...3. Hi-Y ....... 3.53- Class Play . . .... 5. Footballm.. ..,.,..4. ig Track-.. .... Z,3,4. M y B 3 Q 415, use s 4 . R . is vp f j 1? W A ik if 01. THOMAS PIERCE We'l1 miss his artistic touch HAROLD PIPER 2.4-Q' Os. mi- wg I-li-Y .... . ...... , .... 3.4. ' A Bandg Marching. .. ...z,3. Concert ......... l,Z. Glee Club .... .. ...l,Z. 1 Mixed chorus .. l,Z, .3 Q ,L Baskezballu.. ,..l,Z, -46 Wy Af af 4, A' 1: I cd' 'M' wirgfau fi , f . 33, DEAN REEVES ,pm-s m 1 I -yo Y-X Q i fl v Sal 'Kit NIARGARET Rl-IIS Class Officer,... .... . Yearbook .,..,. Junior Editor . . . Band: Concert .... Glee Club ....... G.A,A. ...,.. . Cabinet .,,,..,....... Black Aa Gold Peppers , One-Acts ........... Class Play . . . Cheerleader . . in-ug. as sr? JACK NEWBURI Hi-Y ............... . Football ......,.,...,. Basketball . . . . G-C lub. ..... NIINNIE PINKERTON Y-Teens...., ........ Glee Club Mixed Chorus, . . . . , GAA. .......,....... Black and Gold Peppers SHIRLEY PIPER Student Council ........ Yearbook ...,.... Sophomore Editor. . Y-Teens ........ Glee Club ,..... G.A.A, ..........,.. . Black L Gold Peppers.. Drama Club ......,. One-Acts .... . .. Cheerleader. .. ,pf ,411 19' -3 fi 'V' fs' '-Z JOYCE SPENCER 1 Gixanm Y-Teens ,....... .... .... l , Z,3,4. HELEN STURDY Y -Tee ns .....,............. Pi-elldent........... l,Z,3 ...4 Glee Club... .....l.3 G.A.A. .............. ...l,Z,3,4 Cabinet ............... ...... 4 Black L Gold Peppers . ...... Z,3,4. YVIARILOU WOODSON .,.. Y-Teens ........,.....,... Z,3,4. c.A.A. .. .... 1,z,3,4 U A 1 si:-4 Qi Q' ,.f l -vi Seniors Bl-ITTY RUTH btudent Council ..... ....,..... Z . Y-Teens ....... ,..l,l,3,-l. G.A.A. ...,,.. ...l,l,5,4. Cabinet ........... ,,.. 3 ,4. Black L hold Peppers . l,3,-I. si x 'Q' l sg' ff E' 5 4 'J . Q -xi - Q ,, NN .M A - , U I t 5 ,.... ,. x g '53 ' . ag ' N sr A . . , . ' . .5 ., f :f e , E C J . la-f HILL BAIER Class Officer .... , .... .... l . Student Council . . . .. 4. Hi-Y... ...... . ...3,4. GleeC1ub, ...... ...... . ..l,2,3, Mixed Chorus.. ......... ....l,Z,3. Creston Festival: Vocal... Z. One-Acts ........,...,.. .... 3 . Class Play ...... .,.... ..... 3 . Football .... ........ 4 . Baseball... ..l,Z,3,4. LORETTA SEARS Y-Teens ........,....,.,. l,.',3,-1 c..A.A ....,,........... ..., z ,3,4 Blarkh Gold Peppers .,.. ...... Z , 1- ' f Q tl 'Y 'i f'7' 1' M -Q . 1 -:,, x- . up-1 Nl.-XRILYN BINGANIAN Y-Teens ........ . ..,..... l,Z,3,4. Glee Clulx... . .,.. Z,3. Cv.A.A ..... ...l.Z,3,4. 5 fit fy 10 ANN STILLINGER Y -'Teens ................ G lee Club .... Mixed Chorus ....,...... Contest ..... ........... Creston Festival: Vocal. . G.A.A. ....... . ........ . Black A. Gold Peppers . ,. Drama Club ......... CLEO WAGNER Band, Marching. . . . . . . .. Concert ....... Pep .......... Glee Club . . G.A.A. ...... . Cabinet ....... Black L Gold Peppers . . . JliANl'IT'l'l-I ROBERTN Transferred from l-'ontanelle GleeClub .,.,.,. C1.A.A ...........,..... .. Nqx Sensor H :story As Freshmen 194748 us man mtcatzon Can you xmagxne a student wearing a pair of long underwear with a bath Ang suxt over the top? This xs the fate we met as Freshmen The gxrls also wore heavy work shoes and the boys high heels lf they could fund some bxg enough Everyone was supposed to wear their han' in pln curls Lf pos Slbre aauerz E1 urzf The Freshmen assembled at the school house to partxcxpate ln a scavenger hunt They were dxvxded mto sides according to fraternxtles or sororltxes They then went out ID Search of dead mice dead flies hairs from mad dogs and grey hairs from teachers The party was ended at the schoolhouse with danc mg and refreshments OFFICERS Presxdent Jerry Foster Margaret Rexs Vnce President Sec 8: Treas B111 Baxer is 34 0 o wx! 5 in ' viii' if-vm, 5 1. As Sophomores 1948 49 rWaLfe1s 5 fwacftziui One of the most awaited events of the year was the chooslng of the Walters and waltresses to serve at the Junxor Semor Banquet gfgafuzg fpatfy A combmatxon pxcmc and skatmg party was held ln Creston by the Sophomore Class Some of the students also en joyed a movie OFFICERS Presndent Delores Elliott Vice Presxdent Dean Eckardt Sec T1-gas Norman Lxsk As Seniors 1950-51 L9 UIQ n 5 giving End Initiation , an awaited event was fi- nally given a work-out by the Seniors. The young Freshmen with their painted faces and carrying dolls, baby bottles, teething rings and S ' enior books were quite a spectacle on the B' ig Day, OFF ICERS Pre s ide nt ............5Nayne Wallace ViCe'Pl'eSide!1t. . . . . . . .Darlene Onken Sec.-Treas.. . . . . . . . . Eileen EVENTS T CLASS PLAY BANQ UET JR.-SR, COMMENCEIJENT CLASS NIGHT BACCALAUREATE CLASS PARTY Mehrtens O COME: As Jumors 1949 50 guruot .fpwnw A picnic at the lake in the spring proved enjoyable to everyone Klttenball was the main sport of the season and pro vided the recreation uruoz Class Lpa Harvest Queen produced by the Jun iors provided funds to assist ln having a successful banquet .5 Bcuztiusf The theme S outhern Plantation rnade the banquet a success for all those who went A tasty meal was served and an orchestra supplied the sweet est music this side of heaven OFFICERS President Duane Bitcon Vice President S Leanore Abbott ec Treas Ros s Mor gan 19 Juniors fg,,.,'T..- ff, 'all' K NOP-MA Tu' EASURER CARL CARLSON RETARY TR SEC frz. PRESKDENT CARL SCLIYYIAR vlcs PRESIDE SPONSORS Patrncla Allen Ball Chambers Dxck Butler On August 28th there were fifty four Junx f ors who re entered the doors o Greenfxeld Hugh School for anoth er nnne months of education and activity Our fxrst bag event was the class play T k a e It Easy We all worked very hard on It and under the ex ll ce ent dxrectxon of Mr Protextor xt was a huge success By the begxnnxng of the second s emester we were plannlng for one of the biggest events ln our lives the Junlor Senlor B ve anquet The Senxors were ry appreciative and even the Junlors who had worked untxl the last mxnute couldn t help but enjoy themselves The Junlors make up a large percentage of the organlzatxons m G H S The gurls were actxve in Y T een and GAA Many of the boys made the var sgty football, basketball baseball and t , , rack teams and wxll make good re ulars to carry on for next e 8 y ar. Both the boys and glrls have a large number of representatives m the musxc department, We are all lookxng forward t o an even more eventful year durxng the school year of 1951 52 when WE are the Senxors of G.H.S. 1, g if g I T I V' li-nwigb A :rw-1, iz X lang if-.. .-and Class of 52 KEITH ACKER BUB BITCON RUSSELL BITC ON BETTY CHAMBERS MARY ANN CAMP DONNA CLARK MARGARET CRAWFORD DONALD DUNBAR HELEN EDDY 7 'W PAUL. FRIZELL v-sa? 4-F DAVID GIVAN SHERRY GIPPLE DONNA GREEN MAX HALL RICHARD HEIFNER BETTY HEQS 1-.W 41- '!'7 if 'u.. 'W 'UF' 'Mr 5 Us 141' al' he Q Em in if '9'sv-new Q 3553 'W A gg? ' TFA Juniors Y 3' KENNETH HOADLEY 1, -sc: . i WENDEL HOLLIDAY .L - ., 'ih- RICHARD JAMESON 3 E, ' N' WANDA JOHNSTON yy DON KLUO A , ZR FLOYD LADD jw' ff :R G- THELMA LONOENECKER , if -L H' GAYLORD LOYELL 6 3 If N, X If B ILL MCBLA IN BEC KY ONKEN ' LeROY ONKEN I-E 2 4. I X ' f MARY PARLEE MARY POFFENBERGER ANN POWER ROY PRICE BILLY REED A ....... ' , R q , I P , X, Class Of '52 f, .IW , MARY ROBERTS HARRY SACKETT . ... 2 4 'wc':f ' . A ,, - 9 Y ' SHIRLEY SAFFER DICK SCHNEIDER Mau' N . I GAY LORD TESTER ESTE LLA THOMPSON . 5 ,pl I' ,X wx ws . 'Au ' 4 ,Q .lx uw A in MARY LOU TILK H' .ly JOAN WAMBOLD .mf W' , - JS lr' VX - ' X ,, , ARLENE WEINHEIMER .- , , z N- N EDWIN wEIsE , A h- I KENNETH WALLACE X ' ,, 1, DALE WHITE N ' GENE WILLIAMS I , X , I J xl , . T3 -J 'X JUN IORS NOT SHOWN 'E ' EDWARD HINDS NX, NEIL LUNDY I - , DICK RAPER .XS mp CQ Ag.. 'I 'm Y E aux.. qn. 'i 'Q 1, 4 -I I M- gx -.- ' v f , , . -r Q IN if fd EMM.- I 7 ia -345 9,-9 4,51- 1' -HI -sr ,gh f,-Qc. BOB HOE PNE R PRESIDENT 'NR' Wd Q17 N.,,- X: , S- D 7H : - ., W., , 'V 'V 2 uri-.1 tc' ' gg.: V 5 I A f J, A , , . 'K :K 1 Q I D X OFFICERS Bob Hoponer President Nancy Connelly Sec 81 Treas. 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J, bg. f W ' '79 6 -2 4- .' fx' W V D Dick crowns JoAnn Gere queen of the Sophomore Party. Sophomore wa rblers fill the air during intermis- sion with music Q? ? ? ?l G. KIRKLAND M. LANE V. LANE M. LILLY D. LYDON B. LUNDY M. MCDERMOTT C. MILLER D. MUELLER F. REIS L.. REEVES C. RIGLER C. ROBERTS L. ROBERTS D. RUTH V. SACKETT B. Sl-IOPE D. SHORT A. SKELLENGER T. SKELLENGER J, SMITH D, WALKER R. WEAVER E. WEBER J. WIGHT D. WAMBOLD D. WHITE B, WILSON W. WINN L. W RIGHT A :M ' an uv ' aff, 'A fe R I V tiff' 1 ' W 32 ' F. A 4 3' ,i :i-A 'gen W' V n Q H1 'V ' ' , x ,,- Q ,. j W I 'T G! I Q I 4 n rx If . f L :Av I ,521 X 4, 0.1.5. 'ggi eg? ,p' PQ ' if 5 'axxs s,m'5M.I:I: .IQ I 463' 6-Qi. XA 3 -Q . -...ll fx .TI Vg 1 ...' 1 X we , I N ,SEM ffg gijz, Q Q I f - Is. fb 1 'SEN Aan- 'fm , 7 f 4 M . n , ff ffl is I ' PM 5' If 439.9 1 v-' 5 F45 I6 1 'lk 'Fi' 'Q' f..'::.1! 'gsfw , -.1 4-7 1.1 9 sixty? C I Q V' .gf 6' as Ll J I f 3 S' .' f we i X fe, . .,,,, 11:1-2? . wp, -' 1 l J M 5. Y. Q 6' 'V .Vg W nm Y t. u-75 gf'-v -Q.. fr' rf V7 ' ,fl A 5 ,- ii R' - i f .1 - .. 6 T. ,, al, cr , 176. -2. 4 g 3. 43 ' A V ,f , . 35 'K ' -n-V W N ...1 , up 5 R 1 Y-7 'Q '7x.i I n up .'.,V g ' Y ' - axis! ' . fl W 4 wi' A .xr ,. WINE ' 5 A tx. 5 , x 1 4 s BAIER B. BASSETT L. BENTON T. BOCHART M. BROWN L. CALKINS CAMPBELL B. CHAMBERS B. CHICKEN L. COMES J. DINKEL M. ERBES EVERLING M. FOSTER L. FUNKE J. GERE S. GIBSON K. GIPPLE GRISWOLD R. GROTHEN P. HANSEN B. HARDIN 5. HINDS F. JOHNSON Freshmen make a hit On August 25, 1950, there were fifty-five bewildered but industrious Freshmen who entered the halls of Green- field High School. As people of every organization, creed, or nationality they nominated and elected boys and girls to help them find their way through trouble and enjoyment dur- ing their Freshman year. lc 2 g' Initiation was a very hilarious event of which they were mistaken for babies highlighted by costumes composed of ' -, , the following: long underwear worn under short skirts or 'f' il t shorts. They carried teething rings, baby bottles, rattles, J and dolls, They wore the traditional green beanies decorated with white lace. It was followed by a welcome party that PAT MUSMAKER evenins' PRESIDENT Here's hoping that the Freshmen get through all of their subjects and graduate in 54 as students of proud parents. OFFICERS Pat Musmaker ........ - . President Kaye Gipple ........ V ice-President Kathleen Robertson . .Sec. 8: Treas, Miss Barnes .............. Sponsor 26 Mr. Patterson ..... ...... S ponsor 1 5. 43 'QR ev if N 'Wu-Ga.. 131.4 if .sf -W as 5:1 XM' i 5 I 2 xl' 6' '4',X. rl. ,F A ffl ' rg 2 A 6, J I if if I 1 J 5-.' ni A-' Q 1. we ' -'ff I 5 , f I :V 5, vi, fi V 3 J e ' fi . I -fn ,.,, N , .1 ,wi ' f ' I ,W 4G Q, YW LEUTHAUSER H LISK MITCHELL R NASSEN PATTERSON I.. POFFENBERGER RUBY E SAFFER WAMBOLD C WOODSON . 5 , ' wif I 5 W wx i Ji 5.5.5 - -NIV, 1 L Q A . 'fi . .V f 'Q' , 4 I I 5 I we ' . .ar -ss 1 . w- 'H . M . 4.1, f 'M' --.Q s'! Hi I f A. K Mt, fn' ' 5' J if' a' X ws, K 'tk s ' 'Q i ' I -fd? I X x? IX X 1 Q.: wg 'Rf x 5939 V9 , 15,1 t 1-sf KJ J 'f A , if Vx if an , . Q. X fs' ' . , - 'm f KAPFER S. KRALIK S. LAGER K. LAI-IEY D. LOVELL R. LUNDY L., LYDON M. MCDERMOTT B. NEWBURY S, NEWBURY N, NEWTON P, NISSEN D, PRICE J. RAPER J. ROBERTS K. ROBERTSON R. SCHNEIDER W. SKELLINGER E. SULLIVAN J. THOMSPON M. As a consequence Sally Campbell has to sit on Ted- dy Bochart's lap during the entire program, As the best dressednbabies, Larry Poffene berger and JoAnn Gere parade be- fore the student body. 'W 15,04 3 Acfivifies Student Councnl sponsors 1950 homecoming SENIORS Bill Baier Delores Elliott Darlene Onken Wayne Wallace Lv... SEATED R Heifner B Baier D Elliott M F Pofienberger ROWI D Bltcon S Ne bury C Roberts L Wright R Ruby F Reis B Onken M Parlee M Roberts ROW Z J Foster M McDermott K Headley W Wallace Newton D Onken J UN IORS Richard Heifner Kenneth Hoadley Becky Onken Nlary Poffenberger Q oFF1cERs Delores Elliott . Bill Baier Mary Poffenberger Richard Heifner H W Rigby President . V ice -Pre sident Secretary Treasurer Advisor SOPHOMORES Mike McDermott F rance s Re is C lark Roberts Larry W right AC T IV IT IES Hornecoming C Schneider N FRESHMEN Stanley Newbury Nancy Newton Robert Ruby Carolyn Schneider Govern student body Print student handbooks Choose assembly programs Club representatives to Student Council: Duane Bitcon, G-Club- Mary Parlee, GAA- Betty Ruth, Y-teensg Mary Roberts, Peppersg and Jerry Foster, Hi-Y. fi Margaret Reis Queen of 1950 Homecoming N- 9 WK The Homecoming Queen and her court, The traditional Grand March is led by Darlene, Jack, Marg, and Jerry. JAX Our snarling Tiger reigns supreme over the 1950 Home- coming game. 1 1 U aw-'4. k' , . f 5 ' 1 . 3 A QU - p A ,gzf?4'a, . ROW lg D. Bitcon, Assistant Business, J. Foster, Business, N. Lisk, Associate Editor, W. Wallace, Editor, M. Crawford, Associate Editor. ROW Z3 D. White, Assistant Business, D. Bochard, Typist, Reportersg N. Con- nelly, S. Erbes, D. Lydon, D. Elliott. ROW 3g Reporters: B. Shope, L, Reeves, A. Power, Typist, Reportersg H. King, X B. Schildberg, E. Weise. Black 81 Gold has gone to press 35 years The monthly clatter of typewriters typifies the operations of the Black and Gold as our student editors, reporters, editorial writers, and advertising copy-writers make their contributions for the coming issue. As a school newspaper it gives full information concerning recent activities of both the high school and the grades. Assembly programs, sports events, plays, concerts, school dances, and other happenings are related to the readers in each issue, Also, the list of Unquotable Quotes, better known as the gossip column, arouses plenty of interest in the student body. The work on the Black and Gold is supervised by the advisor, Jeanette Crispin. read ing c opy. Wayne Wallace, Editor Jerry and Dale leaving school to deliver the cur rent issue. Lucky Dogs Pl Yr 'X PAUL KELLENBERG ,fi i Photographer ll I . X qv'-s E ag' ' ' i -inf 'T l 3'xfE.i, . ,.-0 ' ' V , J - .' i e'vr?'f LEANORE ABBOTT, Editor-in-Chief, checks an athletic layout. Tiger Tales-3rd publication Under the guidance of Leanore Abbott, editor-in-chief, the 1951 Tiger Tales staff assembled 83 pages of pictures and copy for the third yearbook of GHS. Many pictures and innumerable sheafs of manuscript were wedged into a two month production period, As those on the staff can testify, putting out a yearbook is quite often more work than some people think. Many man hours and a lot of effort went into the Tiger Tales to come out an accurate account of a high school year portrayed in words and pictures. Also bringing out proof of the work were the occasional moans of anguish which echoed from the editors as they encountered new obstacles and barriers. But, in spite of the all-night 1 ?l sessions in the typing room, mem- bers of the Tiger Tales staff experienced great satisfaction in working on the annual. ROW 1, N. Lisk, J. Foster-Co-Athletic, I... Abbott, Editor-in-Chief, B. Schild- berg, Activity, D. Elliott, Senior, S. Ground, Feature, D. Bitcon, Busi- ness Manager, D, Onken, Art. ROW Z, B. Bitcon, Assistant Athletic, D. Bochartg R. Hardin, Co-Freshman, W. Wallace, P. Kellenberg-Photographers, M. Reis, Junior, N. Benton, Co-Freshman, b. Piper, Sophomore, M. Poifenberger, Assistant Editor- in-Chief. ROW 3, Assistants - C. Carlson, Athletic, B. Ladd, M. Crawfore,Sophomore, D. Green, Junior, M. Roberts, Business, A. Power, Editor-in-Chief, A. Weinheimer, Senior, B. Onken, Feature. BERNADETTE SCHILDBERG A ctivity Editor DUANE BITC ON Business Manager X di'., ' i Y-teens send candy to India OFFICERS Helen Sturdy , . . ,,,,,, President J Delores Elliott . . . . .V ice-President Mary Parlee ,.,,,,. ,,,,,, S ecretary K Joyce Spencer Givan. . . .Treasurer Mildred Kellam .... . . Sponsor ACTIVITIES White Gift Offering Candy bars to India Twe rp week Apple and pop selling fwith GAAJ Tea for Freshmen Guest speakers Spring Conference at Red Oak Oooh It s COLD: screams Donna Walker as Opal Huff and Mary Roberts initiate her into Y-Teens. Row ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Y f s 9 L A iz M. Bingaman, D. VVehrli, l.. Abbott, D. Onken, E. Iviehrtens, H. Sturdy, D. Elliott, M. Parlee, M. Roberts, B. Onken, M. Pofienberger. J, Warribold, E, Thompson, D. Clark, P, Bickford, S. Grounds, X , Blixt, S. Piper, N. Benton, M. Woodson, M. Pinkerton, A. Johnston. 5. Saifer, M. Camp, J. btillinger, D. Bochart, J. Roberts, B. Chambers, W . Johnston, H. Hager, O. Huff, L. Sears. M. Crawford, T. Longenecker, L. Baier, H. King, A. Powers, A, Weinheinier, D, Huff, D, Green, N, Tilk. R. Grothen, M. Erbes, J. Dinkel, S. Hinds, B. Bassett, M. Foster, M. Bitcon, L. Funke, B. Chambers, D. White. V Jensen, 5. Lager, X . Sackctt, D. Ruth, L. Reeves, K, Robertson, 5. Kralik, B. Hardin, K. Kepler. C, Woodson, X . Gilbert, L. Frank, S. Lundy, S. Gibson, B. Chicken, N, Newton, B. Mitchell, E. Saffer, S. Campbell. J, Wight, R. Weaver, R. Heifner, B. Nilson, L.. Bax, C. Rigler, B. Keese, D. 'L 'rx Walker, R. Griswold, 'M IJLY chi: vvorks hard on prolects Hi-Y initiation group installs officers and V illisca Club Mem be rs, QLeft to right, L. Onken, Secretary, R. I-ieifner Treasurer, J. Foster, Pres- ident, C. Carlson, Chaplain, P. Kellenberg, W. Wallace, Vice- President. ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW HIGHLIGHTS Participated in Fall Leadership C onference at Corning Sponsored semi-formal party Purchased popcorn popper Iwith the V illisca C lub Contributed to the lyiarch of Dimes Presented formal initiation for Bought one-fourth interest in new G -C lub concessions booth Changed front hall bulletin board DISTRICT OFFICER monthly. Wayne Wallace. . . . . . . . . . . S.W. Iowa Held basketball tournaments at GHS Treasurer Pre sented Thanksgiving Program B. Baier, P. Kellenberg, P. Frizell, R, Heifner, W. Wallace, J. Foster, C, Carlson, L. Onken, D, Bitcon, N. Lisk. R. Morgan, K, Acker, M, Hall, D. Jameson, R. Bitcon, J, Crosswhite, I-, Erbes, O, Lovell, R. Hardin, B, Bennett. M. Chambers, 5. Goods-ll, H. Piper, D. Campbell, E. Weise, W, Holiday, G, Teter, R, Price, J, Newbury, B, Burger, G. Kirkland, D. Mueller, B. Bitcon, H. Sackett, D, Klug, C. Schwartz., D. White, D. Schneider, L, Roberts, D, Dinkel, C. Roberts, B. Bochart, D. Johnston, J. Smith, D. bhope, F. Brown, M. Lilly, J. DonCarlos, I.. Wright. M. McDermott, N. Lundy, W, Jameson, D. Beaman, R. Dwinell, H, Dwyer, B. Ladd, G, Pinkerton, W, Winn, B, Hoepner Q'. 7' IUUQQ lo F ff? RA-j,i'. ' J' il D 1'-iii' gr it-'27, .Q 9 pl ,, .. i Lay, . 5 4 ' .--gy 4, - X 8 N-Nw 1Ss.,xhwu L N fe 1 .4 Ns ' f YQ .. , 5' E . x wr 4 Q We x S.. X Q Q s . l I 1 X . ,MMM ,W SK . 2, , R A ,xxv . - . D . 1 2. '-'im 'K X W ' , . .. P- E K I , 'Q ,, I l .- ' , ' 5 3 1 ' N e ' fd I' Q, 5, -I ., .,,,. E i l . f' ' K 2, ' . ' W' it ,, gas . ,, .. -I ,K i-E,,J ' ' F 6 ' 'fm 3-H 'al I D J 'A x A , V . l ,A Z vt: 4 V Ya ' f ' ROW lg M. Roberts, C. Wagner, B. Onken, E. Mthrtenl, M. Reis, D. Onlwn, L. Abbott, H. Sturdy, P. Biclniord, B. Schildberg. ROW Z, S, Piper, A. Johnston, M, Poiienberger, J. Roberts, N. Tllk, M. Perlee, B. Chambers, O. Huii, S. Gipple, D. White. ROW 31 J. Stillinger, D. W ehrli, H. Hager, D. Bochart, M. Meisenheimer, B. Hess, M. Tills, W . Johnston, M. W oodson, N. Benton. ROW 41 5. Ground, V . Blixt, T. Longeneclcer, A. Power, D. Green, A. Weinheixntr, M. Crawford, H. Eddy, M. Camp, L, Sears. D- Elliott. ROW lg V. Jensen, M. Lane, l. Duitsrnan, M. Bitcon, V . Gilbert, S. Erbes, S. Krallk, L. Lydon, J. Thompson, B. Chicken, 3. Dinkel. ROW Z1 K. Cripple, D, Endres, D. Ruth, B. Hardin, S. Hinds, K. Robertson, C, Schneider, M, Lovell, M. Warnbold, B. Bassett, S. Gibson, M. Foster. ROW 3, M, Erbes, B. Keese, T, Skellenger, L. Frank, N. Connelly, D. Lydon, S. Camp- bell, C, Woodson, R. Grothen, L. Funke, B. Mitchell. ROW 41 C. Rigler, P. Hamilton, F. Reis, D. l-1ufi,C, Miller, D. Walker, L. Baier, H. ACTIVITIES King, K. Kapier, K. l,x1hey,R. Griswold, 1. Wight. . OF All high sch FICER5 Hotdog and 001 Christmas Tom-na POP Sellin 4 - party Darlene oak lnents i B With Y,t Ma en, n all sports eensl E. rgaret Reis ' ' . . , . . . P xleen Meh ' - . V. . - resident Tie ' ' - lc - Lea D5 B Pre . Dore Abb ' ' Sldent on ' - - - - . s - . BCI-etary - 1 . . .Treasurer H Pfnomfy teams ay'days G. A. A. stresses Becky Onken 2160 Wagner v . at Allen , , . . , P - Olnt Secretary . . . . .Historian '--.SPonsor Physuca -.. .. Ja -Q G-club has big football kick-off OFFICERS Mike McDermott and Wayne Wallace help nuke money for G-club by selling hot buttered pop- corn. Off the record chat with the main speaker from Drake University. Football players and fans enjoy the refreshments follow ing the kick-off speech. Carl Carlson .... ....... P resident Wayne Wallace ...... V ice-President Jack Newbury ........... Secretary Dick Schneider .......... Treasurer Coach Bill Chambers ...... Sponsor ACTIVITIES Initiation A11 high school party Purchased popcorn popper Qwith Hi-YQ Sportsmanship signs in gym Annual chicken feed in the spring One-fourth interest in new conces- sions booth Contribution to March of Dimes Vocal music groups appear in 2 concerts Vocal students take time out for impromptu singing, Each Tuesday and Thursday afternoon found many students headed for the gym and mixed chorus rehearsal where they blend their voices under the directionof Kenneth MacGregor, Student soloists were given opportunities to appear with the chorus during its concerts. At Christmas time, the mixed chorus, along with the boys' and girls' glee clubs, pre sented the annual Christmas concert. This year the concert was highlighted with a short playlet which portrayed the true spirit of Christmas. lCast for the play is shown on opposite page.J Eight mernbers were chosen to attend All State Festival in Des Moines and fifteen journeyed to Creston for the yearly Creston Festival. Spring was officially declared in Greenfield by the presentation of the Spring Concert in April. Accompanists for the groups were Helen King and Jo Ann Still- inger, ROW ROW ROW ROW C Hueil Lyliuiui l. Duitsman, D. White, X. Jensen, E. Merhtens, M. Parlee, C. Schneider, B. Chicken, 5. Erbes, D, Onken, S, Gipple, D. Ruth, M. Lovell, S. Kralik. F. Reis, S, Gibson, B. Bassett, N. Connelly, L. Poffenberger, L.. Wright, B Lorenae, A. Havens, W. Wallace, R, Hardin, D. Lydon, N. Tilk, C, Rigler T Skellenger, M. Poffenberger. K. Kapfcr, D. Bochart, X. Blixt, D. Green, F. Brown, B, Burger, H. Price, B. McBlain, C, Carlson, D. Leuthauser, P. Musmaker, B. Keese, P. Hamilton, J. Stillinger, lvl, Foster. D. Huff, P. Bicklord, B. bchildberg, T. Longenecker, M. Roberts, L.. Abbott, B, ladd, D. Campbell, E, Weiss, P, Frizell, D. White, D. Dinkel, H. King, A. Power, 5. Ground, D, Elliott, M. Crawford. , . 12 nal 1 - 1 A m 2 L ROW 1 I Mhz: :nsfn 71 hrun N4 Plrlu chnmder B Ch .5 Lzbrs Onk n Clp If l uth M Loull S ralzk ROW 2 I Duztsfndn C1 I I Bass lf Connelly D fu-I ilu! D C B Ku Il 0 'VI lfostvr D lyd AI C R1 ler lofi: I1bPI'gOI' ROM 4 IS K Kapfcr Huff F fo: br lldlmr onpfmckfr Robnr S 'Hvbot g A Po r .S G mmrl I Elllot A1 Frluford Btzllln 1 r 1 Il: nge r fu O Borhari Hgh! Luz-:nm A lnens fall-arf I lard ROW If Broun B ur r ucv B McBla1n C' Carlson D lLuthaus USIIIIIU r ROW 0 enbr-rgor B Ladd afnpbell E 'Velso P U1 ruvll I . Ks ' . f ', ' iv ' f . N 1 l X, Y, K 1-rf' M ,., ,wg-1' V ' A Y ' ' A N . if ' .vAr' k 1 ' ff:-ff N' Cyn! 'g J. t',X J-.-,E!k- 'S,. 1 'QC .5 ,' , iCkC1'l,, 'W-.',D. 1-,-5.?'D','H . . , , , 5, ilmm, 3. ..c- , N. , Borh' , X l '. , . rven, . Nav, F H11 71h n, . x, , , . on, N 1' k, N. Vg , M J ' , ' 3. 1 Inf, , A ,D. , ,Birk fi, B 'ht g, T. I. A' ' 2 , -r.,l..f r,Il Kin, we, , r ,JT 1, , .' ,J. .' g-,T,bk-- -. 1657, f ff.-.-A ff fy le W1: 1 ,l4,w' ,U - ,1.' Wy' L1 in Z l. ', .B gv,ll,P' , . ', f.' . , .J .e:,P, M Q f ' . 3: L. P II' , . , D. C , , x , , If , 0, whirl-, D. D'ke1. 1 , . I -l- 1 1 . 1 ,- Y . 39 Marching band makes hit during half-times f 5 ,E Q 93 BAND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE L Q ,.v ju., . N Hx L N YP' Leanore Abbott, Chairman mil Oscar Lovell f Mary Poffenberger Edwin Weise Carl Carlson 'I' W- C Dick Dinkel ,- 8 Helen King Donna white slf Bob Ruby it Pat Musmaker HIGHLIGHTS OF MARCHING BAND Lv. 5 Half-time presentations Flagswingers New outfits for majorette and flag- iy swingers V Trips to Drake and Guthrie Center - 3 ff Trip to Creston to play for J T7 President Truman 'im Marched in Christrnas and Oil Parades In their new satin outfits, Donna White QDrurn majorettej, Eileen Mehrtens, Pris- cilla Bickford and Bernadette Schildberg QFlag swingersj added new life to the march- ing band. ROW 15 E, Weise, Drum Major, H. King, M. Crawford, M. Poffenberger, P. Musmaker D. Dinkel F Murphy C Schneider M Sturd M Parlee D Elliott B Rub , . . - . - Y. - . - f - Y. White, Majorette, D. ROW Z: D, Mueller, B. Nassen, L. Pofienberger, D. Leuthauser, M. Lovell, N. Weller L. Abbott, L. Wright, P. Mulhern, R. Hardin, D. Patterson, J. DonCarlos, G. Wright. ROW 31 S, Don Carlos, M. Lane, N. Stokes, A. DonCarlos, S. Hermann, M. Soderberg M, Kellam, B, Hardin, M. Bitcon, B. Bennett, K. Anderson, A. Havens, 0, Lovell. 1 I . 4, wh. S-if Concert band sponsors Band Booster Series HIGHLIGHTS OF CONCERT BAND Band Booster Series Movie Night Four Band Concerts Music Maids Bobbie Robertson Adair County and Creston Festivals Executive Committee Point system and awards Played for Commencement and Baccalaureate Brass section strikes harmonious chord, s rl, H Ni, SEATED M. Crawford S Gxpple R Bltcon D Onken D Vlhxte K Headley STANDING Mr Protexter dxrector D Schnexder C Carlson R Henfner M Camp Take It Easy earns money for Junior Class asf Mrs Hxghgate Margaret Crawford Nancy Highgate Becky Onken John Florence Dzck Schne1der Mary the cook Mary Ann Camp Florence the maxd Sherry Gxpple Lon Torence Richard He xfner Arthur the yardboy Kenneth Hoadley Phllllp the butler Russell Bxtcon Beagle Jones Carl Carlson At 8 00 November 7 1950 the curtam parted the crowd was hushed and a sense oi expectance rexgned the Junior Class Play had started Mrs Hnghgate a very forgetful woman had ordered Tom Laurence from herhouse and had told hun never to return Tom was ln love with her daughter, Nancy, and was determxned to make Mrs Hxghgate change her decxsxon Sxnce there were two other men with narnes very snmxlar to hxs, he tried to confuse her so that she could not re rnernber which one she DIDN T want xn the house The result of the play was a very humorous evenmg and certamly one well spent , Q 1 N , Q 3 3, ll ll I Tom Laurence... . .. ....Dale White b , ..... .. . . ', .... .... . . Q. . I 1 1 . v 1 . . , 1 . . . I' Get out of heref shouts Mary as Lon runs for cover, l'm Beagle Jones. Beagle Jones ALWAYS gets his man. 71 u1r A'I K 97 Q I 4 s ' :ff . nj! gr 'ffl ' s X 0' .A- i if 'I 'K'f'i Gee, do you really think so?' ff 1 Peppe r s watching the ik band work on new for- Black St Gold Peppers boost morale OFFICERS lviary Roberts . Joyce Johnson .. Nancy Connelly Donna Clark, . , Shirlee Erbes . . . . . . President .V ice -President . . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer .. . . Historian ROW 1: T. Longenecker, M. Clark, J. Stillinger, ROW 2: B. Hess, L.. Frank, J. l. Duitsman, D. White ROW 3: H. Eddy, A. Power, K, D. Lydon, D. Ruth, D. mations. . . . . . .or are they? ACTIVITIES Marched with the band Sold pencils with football and basketball schedules, good luck rabbit-foot badges Took trips to Guthrie Center and Atlantic for basketball games, Corning for football games Sponsored four socials after games. Promoted Homecoming decorations with the Greenfield merchants. Tilk, C. Wagner, lvl. Meisenheimer, M. Roberts, D, M, Pinkerton, S. Gipple, E. Thompson. Thompson, H. Sturdy, S, Erbes, N. Connelly, V, Blixi, , K. Gipple. Lahey, C. Miller, C. Woodson, M. Camp, S. Campbell, Endres, 'fl' , : 'fQT'.' i , ,. 'w-P- The faculty enjoys the ', 6 Q . -, o-0 tasty dmner. Juniors entertain Seniors on the old plantation Waiters and Waitresses . efsfrsgg-'gre-vf'vqm p3vgusvw'-r ,1..m,-...f A-em... -..nm a .- U. . , as ff ,Q 1 ag v r 1 I Wonder what the conver- sation was at the speak- er's table. Bernadette and Norman at the wishing well. -,. A fx ,N i w 13,011 4 7AH1IQfics Tigers win 5, lose , , and tie 1 ,f The Greenfield Tigers received a 30- Zl victory over an experienced Adair eleven in their first game of the season. Traveling to Creston, the Tigers gained their first victory over the Panthers in four years, downing them by a margin of 16-0. The Greenfield squad suffered its first defeat of the season when they fell victim to a superior Winterset team. In a constant downpour of rain, the Tigers traveled to Guthrie Center to battle a 0-0 tie. At Corning the Tigers claimed a 19-0 lead at the half-time but at the hands of this powerful Hawkeye Seven team, Green- field met its second defeat. The final score was 33-19. A spirited homecoming crowd packed the stands to see a strong Tiger team roll over Stuart by a score of 19-7, Atlantic proved too much for the G.H.S. squad and defeated them 37-14. Lenox gave the Tigers a real battle but Chambers the Greenfield team won with a final score each B1xxx1,Tf8Ck of 31-0. C Y.-oofba Fighting to gain revenge on last yea.r's defeat the Tigers mauled the Orient Bull- dogs in the last game of the season by a. score of 46-0. ifbuf Umm: Line: D. Campbell, N. Lisk, C. Schwartz, C. Carlson, D. Schneider, K. Acker, S. Goodell. Backfield: J. Newbury, B. Bitcon, J. Foster, W, Winn, if L., mv, X .. wk. ., A ss X ,,.., Adair .... C reston. . Winterset Guthrie Center . . . Corning . . Newbury on the loose. ,J , s , ..h .A 1 . iv 1 sw r 'f TT .- 1. ' - . I5 - '-,, G.H.S. .30. ..16. ...7. ..19. K 49.5 -Vega' ,aa 1 -H- ,35 it .: 4- fo ? ,, Ig...'.s' Another touchdown for the .5sLuo1z 1 cfgsaufki Stuart . Atlantic Lenox . Orient. gdv . ,.. A-f'..S f 1 5-4.- Ql- 4.3- v . 1 'KR Df- -4 ROW 1: B. Bitcon, D, Campbell, N. Lisk, D. Schneider, C. Carlson, C. Schwartz., K. Acker, S. Goodell, J. Newbury, W. Winn, J. Foster. ROW Z3 D. Klug, L. Onken, W, Wallace, G. Williams, B. Baier, H. Dwyer, B. Hoepner, M. McDermott, B. Lorenze, D. Bitcon. ROW 3: L. Roberts, R. Heifner, B. McB1ain, G. Teter, D. Roper, R. Dwinell, R. Morgan, J. Smith, C. Roberts, D. Butler, Assistant Coach, B. Chambers, Coach. . -'viii ' G. '.:-- 5 :um 1 - n ., 11 A ,,' - s A-w - I ' 4 - ' ' ' S G d ll s-3.x .... f,-K 'mwmvvl onny oo e Y ' f' r,wLj'.g ' End ,- 53.3 ::.- ' 5-E use msg B --Q 1 61 , 1 -gi' ' 9 'ov Lt - iii 'gm' : 1 A . . 1- ,gjhif . df, J: - nw '9' 1 ' I' -- 4115 5... 'ifnj' ,J 'f ac or TT..- -I 'Q -i .fi-.,.. , , ,R Q of f' 'L' ki: - I t :la M ' - Norman Lisk SS SC S FSS 7 - E3 rukie 4 'O . 'L -5 bv'i 'f1 . -'Ll ' J - . Q I'9er men if - .S . , A N' '5ClI:L-:ui 3' 5 E? f , -Ng ,IT T','1, 3 , 'W-,igzg-W3 tx? -' 1 ' f r'- . If . Wx! 4,-fl-g I 11 ...fre X 'I V WI A' .-' ? l -- .,..- A Three of our football '- stars received honor- ,.:' .NJ9 able mention in Jack -' . --4 o North's Honor Roll for the 1950 SeaS0h. This Jerry Fogter 'za 4 nn was published in the Fullback ?L,g SPorts Section of the Q ' I Des Moines Register. Letter Winners Jack Newbury Halfback Dave C ampbe 11 E nd Dick Schne ide r Guard Don Klug Halfback Mike McDe rmott Tackle Carl Carlson Center Duane B ite on Fullback Bib Bitcon Quarterback Gene Williams Quarterback Wendell Winn Halfback Carl Schwartz Guard Keith Acker B ill McB1a in Tackle Tackle , ' . 1-a-fr . we an Ja-wavfz N Pa. l ,. Q- Q .1 .-1li '4.C a'Q,.g:',':::,: .J e, In r Q: I-M17 'mf' 9-'ga gr:--vs ' gr- , 0.3. 554-fi 1 .--gg-,E df md' H- - ' ,, 1 S 1 M,.d,,.-oi., 'K ig I b X. x , ,ji -, ca ,Y 1. , 5-k'.-f fmfih, -..i-.,. La, lwf-'1-.0 .--1:12 f' 'WV' e - -.2 ' M ' Il, -I W T., vw A . Q V A ww, i , ,h ... M Vi 1 , 1, 9,2 2, .4 La-1' f- 'Z'-'fr' Q4 , M7 ,Q I -,J-. f' - '-' -' 4 X -- Qa- , 1 ' , u QA 7 A A il :Yr , 'fl' 'Y' . tw b Y, Y Y' as x A. C, 1- - .5 3,-Figggl ' X 47 W 1. fx - fx . ' - 4.3! ' K A ,A . R , ' -N 2-r , . -.. , X ' A li f - It .f7 :g' ,' if vg ' ' ' ...Jn ,3- 90 ' :M ,z qjffi 9,2 l.'.'i'2f, - . 1 I 1.1 . 3 3. ,SQ z a ifffigr :,4.:l-..-waefwa - lin . wh gg-3,',. f f l ?'f'e,'tf,:,,Siffyggs, j fm , . -L-.a,,:--r 4 A M- I ,MQ 1-1.,+45' if . f ' gg.-SAE-gif , 2 C- . 'M-A-Y -, .4 'i .11 it f . . -vi . M, -' . ..- . f Q ff ei!-3 rw 11.-M- if - 4 9 X www! --Ui .vlf t 2.1-qv.. yn my. :f,, . U qpw xg' if ESQ 5'..a: -gf Q3 A eq. 'Q 'eff V A ' 1 f ' X4 . 'falls-er 4 W- -Le .yn If' gs lv A, , M ' 1 ,., we 'Y A ' gg it 155, 5 . X , S- an- -. . , '31 V f -, , 3 1 I' 'N X I xyk CA' ,. I Coach Dick Butler Basketball-Baseball i 1 lil .,,. m .mm 1 m Basketball team sets new record for Greenfield High Aweaaorzi' ganna Starting what seemed to be an average season, the Greenfield Tigers built quite a reputation for themselves by tournament time. In one of the first games of the sea- son the Tiger quintet astounded everyone by defeating a powerful Atlantic team 33-30. Soon after that the Greenfield team defeated Creston in a game which was extended into two overtirne s. Greenfield suffered its first defeat of the season to the Winterset five. This ruined an undefeated record d nine games. The Tigers met and defeated another Hawkeye Seven team when they played Corn- ing and won 58-45. This meant that the Greenfield five had defeated three teams that were in this strong conference. Another exciting game was with Red Oak. The strong Red Oak 'team led most of the way, but during the last quarter the Tigers started to close the margin. Time ran out, however, ending the game with the score of 48-42 for our second de- feat. The Tigers string of victories was increased when they met the County A11-Stars and defeated them 39-27. ouuzanzsrzl' The first taste of victory for 1951 in tourna ment play came when the Tiger five added one more county trophy to its show case by defeating Richland During the sectional tournament the Tigers got the ir chance at revenge by defeating the Wm terset Huskies 53 45 me Q, l ' fwauty .Syuzf C Roberts B Bitcon K Hoadley W Winn N Lusk B Ladd D Campbell J Foster H Dwyer S Goodell J Newbury D Bitcon 5 XZ Though trapped by his opponents Sonny Q00 scores again for Green Dave scores another field goal held while Bub Q88D Norman Q55 and Jack Q40 look on Tigers wan county 8 sectional tournaments SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT W interset Stuart . In .B g'f 1,, :..- 2 --, f AA ,I + c 4 . . 'fy i 3- i I -a5CiF xf tc-1.-jfii. Z' wav' fx fl . V A 4 f WJ: . K' I am .-...nh , 3 f MQ. I, f . I ' ' vp- i Y, .ff Q 1 ' 5 ... ' 4.4- - ' , .., .,,,, X X-2 l, lk E 5 I J da' 2' .43 'R avi' l fs- ' -N ,,. N 4 M ':. X 'L . ' XF Xf xl 1 M, - 1 f 5 G A. H, Ng K , Q ..: iii 9, - ,fx W QQNPIILA 1 Q '-as-'ff 'G -K A - 27' .-P'-xe'- i' -- A A x ,pe -,aw - Q, if . . fv-ii' u..,:'.wL 'Q . . u Q4 NT SITTING: K. Hoadley, B. Bitcon, D. Bitcon, N. Lisk, S. Goodell, D. Eckardt, M. Johnston, D. Speed, D, Keese, D. Stowell, D. Butler, C oach. STANDING: J. Newbury, G. McClellan, K. Acker, D. White, B. Baier, D. Dunbar, M. McDermott, D. Beaman, H. Dwyer, B. Bochart. Cn the diamond Duane and Bub getting 5su1orz'1 cfvscouf G.H.S. Opponent Richland ...... 3 ....... 20 Casey ......... 4 ....6 Bridgewater . . Z . . . . . . 7 Massena ...... 0... ...8 Macksburg .... Z. . . . . 0 Casey ....... 10... .. 1 Stuart ........ 11 ........ 14 LETTER WINNERS Dick Kee se Don Stowell Don King Dallas Speed Harold Dwyer Bub Bitcon Dean Eckardt Jack Newbury Kenneth I-Ioadley Norman Lisk Duane Bitcon Sonny Goodell On the mound for Norman waiting his in a little extra prac- Greenfield, Sonny turn at bat. tice. Goodell. uma-M, Cindermen of 1950 INDIV IDUA L POINTS 'Sonny Ladd , , , 4'Wendell Winn , . . '9'Harold Spencer .... 'George Pinkerton Carl Schwartz , , , '9fDick Schneider , . 'Bob Hoepner . . 'i'Ross Morgan , , , Gaylord Teter . . . Russell Bitcon . . Dick Dinkel .... Jim Smith ...... Gene Williams . . 'iflsetter winners ..33-lfZ ..14-1,'2 ...ll-1f2 ......l0 ........7 ....6-112 ...6-3f4 .....1o ....6 ......4 ...Z-lfZ Track squad takes a breakg Coach Chambers limbers up a cinderman's leg. A Z'nx'V Q, x an I K Q. gww., f .6- i 1 . L ?-iq E fel 1 , ,ff-me :a.'Q:i- 'ij at Q, I is k,-'sflikgjf fu 'sn g?,m?'15ima2w 'MK ' . -'f 2i 'rw::-' - V.--'- - ' A Jil- Z Saw? 'T .F L Topg Track enthusiasts watch shot put. Middle: Carl Schwartz., a favorite weight mang Dick Schneider . A - leaps 17-lfZ feet. 'M Bottom: Russell, George, and 8 f73g,Ljjx,,2j ,V Y cv 7 nf, 'eggg 'is 5 N 'A .x .yi Q -Q. Wendell clear the hurdle, gsawnls Valley Creston Clarinda Adair County at Greenfield Fontanelle -Adair -Greenfield District i880-Pinkerton Zndj State i880-Pinkerton 7th, 57 Boys' Physical Education N A fm-:,,V ,. ,,..--v4 -11-' , 95?2zS',fwg-? 1 1 i:,gg.f:g535 V325 QM-AEFEA qwlggy , . . , if nf' X ' 1-2-3 jump: ,, . wk 4. 131 .av- W ,.J,,.,m. fr Q . A when ww Ng'maJ,f e fxpxw me e Jr' ,, ffm Eff ,Q A . .5:,,g,.,' -w79E...i- xp. .W- .,f,. . , 1 A 1..,, - ., 4 , N '42 ' R 'iv 1 ...1.. 'u Y.. , E 'J ggfl V i fx From a fast game of battleball, to strengthening muscle exercises and co-operative games of basketball, footbal1,vo11eyba11 and softball our boys become physically fit. During the tense game of battlebnll. Kwik Get the tipoff. Girls' Physical Education A never ending somer sault. The Girls' Physical Training and G.A.A. is a highly organized program which pro- vides many experiences of physical de- velopment, Such activities as field hockey , , , . ,volleyball. . . . basketball. . . . . badminton ..... tumbling ,.... softball .... square and round dancing ,,,., and archery provides sports for each season. Honor your partner, , . grand right and left. Did she make it? Cheerleaders Wg 'f'- 4 ' 1 v X it-if Lzadmg the school cheerxng sectxon at the athletic events are kneel mg Delores Huff Margaret Rexs Patrxcxa Hamilton Delores Elliott Standing Francis Rexs Shxrley Pxper G Club ROW1 J Foster D Schnender J Newbury W Wallace C Carlson ROW Z ROW 3 Campbell Morgan C Dxnkel L Acker G Pinkerton 93133 D Bxtcon N Llsk S Goodell Schwartz B Hoepner B Bxtcon M. McDermott Onken D Klug B Ladd Wxllxams K Headley W Wxnn B McBla1n, H Dwyer 655 Homecoming Queen and attendants Darlene Onken Margaret Reis Mary Parlee Senior Attendant 1950 Homecoming Jumor Attendant Queen H'!!Q f-'r 2 .ZW 1 IQX wr'-'Hp N, Q L Q 5 Z I ',- of Q45 Fx X 'id'- K P Q ,qv-,K 0 'i S ,gn-. .eff :' 4:4 al 6 ...L 'TS g Irene Duitsman Sophomore Attendant Nancy Newton, Freshman Attendant fm, fx SIS: ,B A Qfllilj PQ Z We learn to llve BN Q? QQ 6 unc As an extra curricular actlvxty our school offers both vocal and mstrunmental music This year a semes ter course m musxc apprec latxon was added to the elec we subjects for Juniors C1 Senxors affzsmahci Students interested IH reasonmg and fxgures fmd ample opportunltyto express themselves in Geometry plane and solid algebra genera mathematics and trxg onometry Soma Awccsrzcz To learn the past present and future prob lems of socxety stuoents can enroll m classes of American or worlu hxs tory socxology govern ment, economics, world geography, ano occupa tions .. 1,56 mmiuafi 'jmining re and better cars W ith mo d ts are given on the road, stu en the opportunity to learn high fety by driv way laws and sa der ing the dual control car un supervision. A -ins X 93 :Loaf flcfucafcon .9 Health and physxcal fxtness should be two of f each the chxef axms o ndlvldual Exercises 1 and all sports Qmdxvxdual and team have their place xn an organxzed progra educatxon m of physical Cunznzszce The commercial depart- ment opens the future for many a secretarial career. To gain a complete founda- tion, typing, junior business shorthand, secretarial pracs tice, bookkeeping, and of- fice machines are offered, we mm md? Clllil ...SSS- COO. gfe- M fifiwz Man's never en ing search for knowledge has roused many changes in our world. Through books, we can visit many lands, experience the past through the lives and events of history and relive emotions of characters in swift moving novels. assignee Laboratory experiences and the study of biology, chemistry, general science, and senior science enrich the lives and open the ave- nues by which students can better appreciate their world. I i E a I 4 4 hi-I I J 1 N Zag aiu! 5221556 .:Lfonzz Ccorzonzici Good groorning, selection of clothes, and the preparation of tasty meals are a few of the duties which nfiust be learned by a future homemaker. jmfuibziaf cada Our Freshmen and Senior boys share many opportun- ities in the industrial arts departrnent. Courses offer- ed areg auto mechanics, mechanical drawing, wood- work, plastic, metal turn- ing, and welding. is 4 4 P : Q ' 1 Y W ill 5 f 2 , A , s T I I , , . 5 K S s , 2' m -i T eg 5 - 5, , f 1 l e, ' 4 1 4 1 li. ' 5 2 i ijgfsg Q L , . 1 - A , 2 1 1 ? l 2 , , I 5 1 4 . 9 6 Presenting mock radio scripts and speeches, the study of grammar, reading the works of American and English writers and the study of Latin keep all English students active. We llve to learn . , 1 1 Y P Lew Hershey a real circus C K Rarnsden- and his elec- trac novatar. Calendar of Events 1950 uq USi School Opens 5QpiQlTI iDQF Freshman Initiation -Adair QI-Ie re, Band Booster Sale Starts Creston QThereQ Hollywood Theater Guild -W inter set lThere, Y -Teen C onfe rence -C re ston F re shman-Sophomore Party CiOiDQP Y-Teen Initiation Party Lew Hershey-C ircus Clown Guthrie Center Q'I'hereQ -Corning lThereJ -J. C. Turner-Penmanship -Homecoming Bonfire -Stuart QHere, Homecoming -Hi-Y Conference-Corning -Atlantic QI-Ie re, -Junior Class Party Kay and Sherry Gipple register for the new school year. OVQITI QP --Band-Drake Homecoming --Lenox QI-Ierei --Junior Class Play --Orient QHere, --Y -Teen Twerp Party --G-Club Initiation --Grade Operetta --Zion fHereJ --Hi-Y Thanksgiving --Snyder Tranpolin --All State Chorus q --Band Booster Movie Night --Atlantic fThereQ --Creston Band Festival QCQITI QP --Afton U-Ierej --Creston lHerej --Orient QI-Ierej --C. K, Ramsden-Novatar --Adair fTherej --Fontanelle QHerej --Hi-Y Party --Bridgewater U-Ierej --G.A.A. All H.S. Party --Xmas Vacation Starts Senior Class Pictures Recording Activities of 1951 Trainer McCall and his huskies, Q PUGPLJ -Girls' Sectional Starts -Bobbie Robertson--Percussion -Guthrie Center QThereJ -Stuart fTherej -Red Oak ll-Ierej -Boys' Sectional -Wartburg Band -Hoffmann Adventure Explorer -Music Maid Band Concert Series Mmii -All High School Party Y-Teens -Parkinson Trio -Band Concert pri -The Aristocrats of Balance-John Cress -Hi-Y Y-Teen Conference Red Oak -Contest Solo Ensemble -Band Concert -G.A.A. Forxnal . G LJ -Band Concert -Jr.-Sr. Banquet -Class Night -Baccalaureate -C omxnencement Matinee dance when year books are distributed, 1 CJHUCIPIJ 5--Afton fTherej 7-8--Hi-Y Council Meeting Induction --Winterset QI-lerei --Adair Co. Music Festival --Fontanelle fThe re --Znd Semester Starts --Corning QHereI . --E. L. McCall Dog and Pony Show --Adel QHereI --Orient fTherej --Boys Co. Tournament --Band Concert --All Stars Bobbie Robe rts on 1 X iv .4-' Sn f-sy tc W w e M--X. ., M... V' my X-Wt A 3. .. ,,,,, W ,J , ,fe H. Q i n ge: , ,Q 5 egg . -,gw,S ,,,g . I 'ff . 2 i f, f. 4:..:... .mi SI H , tg X , 435 ,-rt., V Q, ,fs A -1 wi. e ' 'R .X t Y H '12, W N - i ,L f y V .T , 1, .iE,La:,::.- 5, Q f , A ., f . . , -R gl Fjgeggg, gl t In i ,, I Q After 4 o'clock Rah,' Yea Tigersf yell Pat and Delores, Bernadette, Priscilla and Eileen take time off to pose for the camera man. What next ? thought these 'ncfxf 4 V3 iw poor unsuspecting Y -teen initiate s. T om Pierce 's contribution to the grade school operetta. fx. 3 5 . rx Q K KN, L .tt 55 Y? X- -am Photographers Paul Kellenberg and W ayne Wallace search through their many pictures for yearbook prints, Janice, the varsity cheer- 1eader's mascot, wonders what it's all about. Under soft lights, many couples enjoyed themselves at the H i- Y s em i-formal party. So, the Y -teens find eating a favorite pastime, too. 6 usiness Fviencls --s-Q, VUUQU'-nv T ADAIR COUNTY ABSTRACT Alley McC re ight ADAIR,COUNTY BANK Safe and Dependable C LURE LUMBER C O. COAST TO COAST STORE Carl Abott, Proprietor ADAIR COUNTY FREE PRESS CONNE LLY HARDWARE B 81 L LUNCH CROOKS CLOTHING CO. Curlee Clothes Lee Overalls BOCHART 81 HANKS FEED STORE Bow-Key Feeds C UNNINGHAM SUPPLY CO. BRICKER 'S C LEANERS DENTON PLUMBING at HEATING For Better Plumbing Fixtures - Ever Home BURGER 81 SON Plumbing 8: Heating BUTLER 81 WILLS IMPLEMENT Allis-Chalmers Oldsmobile c ai MMARKET Free Delivery EDN CARLOS INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Of A11 Kinds and Loans 5 DONNE LLAN GARAGE ERSHAM IMPLEMENT Olive r FARM SERVICE STATION GREENFIELD OIL CO. We Are Happy To Serve You, FONTANELLE IMPLEMENT CO GREENF IE LD PASTRY SHOP FRY S REXALL DRUG GREENFIELD SHEET METAL CO. FULLERTON LUMBER CO GROSS NIANUFACTURING CO. GEORGE MITCHE LL GOLDEN RULE ST ORE HAP ROBERTS Produce Phone 117 HARBOUR 81 SON Produce 8: Feeds Bob Pat GRAND THEATER HARVEY C. PAULL John Deere Pontiacs General Electric GREENFIELD CAFE Keith Glover Proprietor GREENFIELD HOTEL Low Rates Fme Fgod I T I . O I o -1 D I l ' . I HEIFNER JEWELRY Gruen, Elgin, Hamilton HERRMANN 'S SHOE STORE . O Q ..f ' A : A GJ!! H 'Q ,A ,, ' . .fuk 'U , 'it- HI-HO CAFE MODERN BEAUTY SHOP HOLADAY ELECTRICAL SERV ICE MURDY gl DQRSEY DRUGS H0tP0int Te1eViSi0I1 Nyal Drug Store HOYT OIL CQ. PIPER NARIETY STORE KIRLIN AUTO CO. POFFENBERGER FURNITURE STORE Dodge Plymouth I..LOYD'S CLOTHING I POTTER FOODS LOUISE STYLE SHOP RAY'S TRUCK LINE MAC'S CAFE REYNOLDS 81 POWER A Better Place To Eat Hardware gl Appliances M. R. MCCOLLOM ROBERTS 81 LANGDON STANDARD Abstracts And Insurance Service MERCURY CLEANERS SCHILDBERG CHEN ROLET CO. Quality Cleaning 8: Pressing Sales Service RDOCTORS FLICKINGER andFLICKINGER SCHILDBERG CONSTRUCTION I VANDERPOOL Crushed Rock Agricultuz al Lime Jack Sprat Grocery SINNER MOT OR C O. WEST SIDE SHOE SHOP There's a Ford in Your Future. THE SMART SHOP WEST STANDARD Ladies' SI Chi1dren's Ready-ToeWear, R I Standard Oil WIIGS I UNITED FOOD MARKET I 54 to a S1 Store Professional Directory BICKFORD FUNERAL HOME MUSMAKER LAW OFFICE DON CARLOS AND DON CARLOS DR, C., L, NASSEN Attorneys at Law Dentist DR,, J. W, PURTZER V ' ' . eterxnarxans Optometrist DR. L. F. KING WILLIAMSON AND DR, T, A, KAPFER VV ILLIAMSON Dentist Law Office A. Administration-2 Athletic s-46 Band 40 Baseball 56 Basketball 52 Black B1 Gold 34. Black k Gold Peppers Board of Educatzonfb Business Friends 71 Calendar of Events 68 Cheerleaders 60 Classes Senxor 12 Junlor 20 Sophomore Z4 Fre shrnan 26 Commercxal Department 66 Toplcal Index D. Departmental-64 Draxnas-42 Drxvers Trammg English Department 67 Faculty Feature Football 48 Freshmen Class 26 GAA 36 G club 37 60 H Y 35 Homecomxng 31 61 Home Economics Depart ment 67 Industrxal Arts Depart ment 67 . J . J unior Class-20 Junior-Senior banquet-45 Mathematxcs Department 64 Musxc Department 64 Physxcal Ed Department 58 65 Photography 70 Science Department 66 Senlor Class 12 Soc1a1Sc1ence Department Sophomore Class Z4 Student Council 30 Txger Tales 4 33 Track 57 Vocal Music 38 Y teens 34 Faculty and Admmustratuon Allen, Patrlcxa 9 Barnes Ruth 9 Bickford, Mrs Irma 6 Butler Richard 9 52 Chambers Wxlllam 8 48 Chxcken Neal 6 Abbott Leanore 13 33 3 40 51 6 Acker Keith 21 35 48 51 56 Anderson Kurt 24 40 Bauer Leona Z6 34 36 Barnes B111 24 Bassett Betty 26 34 36 38 Bax, Lots Z4 34 Beaman Dean Z4 35 54 56 Bean Alvm Z4 Bennett, B111 14 35 40 Benton Beryl 24 Benton Larry Z6 Benton Nadme 14 34 36 33 Blcldord Prxscxlla 13 34 36 38 40 70 Blngaman Marilyn 34 Duane 14 30 32 33 50 52 54 56 60 Lawrence 21 33 35 50 54 56 60 Marilyn Z4 34 36 40 Russell 4 21 35 42 Bntcon Bltcon B xtc on B ltc on Clure Don 6 Cnspm, Jeanette 9 Don Carlos J E 6 Green R J 7 Jochumsen W T 8 Kellam Mrs Mildred 8 King Dr L. F 6 Student Directory Blxxt VernaBelle 34 36 38 39 44 Bochart, Donna 14 32 34 36 38 39 Bochart, Robert Z4 35 Bochart Ted Z6 27 Bohan Dean Z4 Brown Marvin 26 Burger, Robert 14 35 38 39 Calkms Larry 26 Camp lvlary Ann Z1 34 42 44 Campbell Davnd 14 35 39 48 50 55 60 Campbell Sally Z6 27 34 36 Carlson Carl 20 33 35 38 40 42 48 50 5160 Chambers Betty 21 34 36 Chambers Beverly 26 34 Chambers Murell 14 35 Chicken Betty 26 34 35 38 Clark Donna 21 34 44 Combs Lyle 26 Connelly Nancy 24 36 38 Crawford John 24 Love Darlene 8 MacGregor Kenneth Mayes R D 6 McCre1ght W E 6 Patterson Duane Protextor Gerald 8 Rigby H W 7 Crawford Iviargaret 21 32 34 36 38 40 42 Crosswhxte John 14 35 Dunkel Janet Z6 34 Dxnkel Rlchard 24 25 35 38 40 60 Duxtsman Irene 24 36 39 44 61 Dunbar, Donald 21 56 Dwxnell Ronald Z4 35 50 Dwyer Harold 24 35 50 52 54 56 60 Eddy Helen 21 44 36 Elliott, Delores 14 30 33 34 36 38 39 60 Endres Dorothea 24 44 36 Erbes Leo 14 35 Erbes Marilyn 26 34 35 44 Erbes, Shxrlee 24 36 32 38 Everlmg Phyllxs 26 34 Foster Jerry 15 30 32 33 35 48 50 52 54 55 60 Foster Margaret 26 36 34 38 39 B. 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