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

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lr ,I 3 51 41- . , N' x r xi N RUTH BARNES B.A. I.S.T.C.: Colorado U. English, Latin,World Geography, Library fTicket Sales, Freshman Sponsor? DWIGHT BELL B.A. Iowa State Vocational Agriculture CF.F.A. Adviser, Senior Sponsor? WILLIAM CHAMBERS B.A. I.S.T.C. Boys' Physical Education, World Problems, Ir. Business lFootba11, Track, Wrestling, G-Club Sponsor, Iunior Sponsorl '?'1l 'nr UE E U 0 Ig, V., , :LE i - I 0 T 4 0512 . . . nw. i , .- - Rai .ss Y ' El , A .Lg , . p A ..- . v 11 , yi., D f- 3? ' -anal L K-Al.:- I 1 fl i ,402 51 V, , C. V. GEILER B.A. I.S.T.C. Commercial fBlack and Gold Adviser Freshman Sponsorl RALPH HOYT Iowa State, Idaho U.: B.M.E. Nebraska U.: Vocal Music, English Uunior Sponsor? ALETHA HUMPHREYS B.A. Sioux Falls College M.Ed. Boston University Drake University English, Speech, Dramatics fSophomore Sponsorl I :X ' X X K . - Q w 1 f 0 I

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Superintendent R J Green The continuance oi our American way of life depends upon the way our citizens are educated As the problems oi society become more complicated the education of our people becomes more difficult The proiessed confidence and faith of the American people in the public schools has been strongly in evidence since early pioneer days Second only to building their first church the Pilgrim fathers turned their earliest atten tion to building a school This faith in education is founded in the basic fact that educat on does something beneficial to people The purpose ol Education in the United States 1S the devel opment of each individual for the fullest participation in the American democratic way ol life Universal free education must be made available bv and to all peoples in the interests of world understand ng citizenship and peace Spiritual social civic economic and vocational competencies are as important as academic literacy V, x 'Ib M Principal J H W Rigby In democratic countr'es the search for truth carries its own safeguards. Let us rejoice in the educational institutions of our own country. Education and democracy dwell happily toget her and flourish together. ' To this scheme of things we proudly present the seniors of the Greenfield High School for 1953. In your quest for spiritual ocial and financial success we the la ulty sincerely hope V- X that the tools of learning you acquired today will be used to 10 build and sustain the rich and wholesome life that awaits you tomorrow.

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-'QU 7:5 xx' 1,4 .E , ,J 'S D r S gg Q-iq? , '23- , .40 'L X P11 . 431 ,J WILLIAM T. IOCHUMSEN B.A. I.S.T.C. Instrumental, Senior Science tBand, Hi-Y Adviser, Yearbook Adviser Black and Gold Peppers Adviser? MILDRED KILLAM B.A. Iowa U. Mathematics CY-Teen Adviser, Sophomore Sponsor? DARLENE LOVE B.S. Iowa State Home Economics tHot Lunch Supervisor? BOB NORRIS B.A. Simpson Social Science tBasketba1l, Baseball, Football, Sophomore Sponsor? DUANE PATTERSON B.A. I.S.T.C.: Iowa State Science, Consumers Math tFreshman Sponsor? H. W. RIGBY B.A. I.S.T.C.: Drake U. Principal, Industrial Arts tStudent Council Adviser, Senior Sponsor? MARIORIE SCHAKEL B.A. Simpson Girls' Physical Education, Biology G.A.A. Adviser, Iunior Sponsor? BETTY RUTH Office Secretary