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

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Juniors-Class of '54 3 if I ev, '- Y 4- 1 Z.. ' ' Y ' N-'f President ....... Vice-President Secretary .....4.. Treasurer ...... Sponsor .....,, A Sponsor .....,. Sponsor ....... ZZ Dean Leuthauser KAY KAPFER DEAN LEUTHAUSER MAX MCDERMOTT IACK SUMMERBELL As Sept, lst, approached, fifty-two eager Iuniors retumed ready to tackle the many tasks which faced them. Subjects which challenged most of their minds were American History and English III while a few brave Iuniors chose Chemistry. In order to earn more money, construction crews and salesmen, started work on the Iunior class la earl in October Rest Assured was resented P Y Y - P to ai. appreciative crowd and the class fund netted 3100. After four hard months of work, the class en- joyed a sleigh ride party. Shortly after the turn of the new year, Iuniors went around flashing their new rings. Thirteen Iuniors became assistant editors in pro- ducing the 1953 TIGER TALES. Many were sur- prised in the many endless but fascinating hours spent in this project. The important date for all Iuniors was the night they entertained the Royal Seniors. Holiday Inn was the theme of this year's prom. Many pleasant memories linger but the crown- ing achievement for the Class of '54 is that next year their members will be the UPPER Upperclassmen. Summerbell. McDermott, Kapier, Leuthauser Kay Kapfer Max McDermott lack Summerbell Miss Schakel Mr. Chambers Mr. Hoyt ff--vnmw 'L r

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Entertaining Juniors '51'-52 IUNIOR '51-'52 President .,....,,.... veei.i.,.e..,..................... . . Mike McDermott Vice-President i...,,. v..Y., Clark Roberts Secretary ............ e,.,.,,r.,., D elores Huff Treasurer ..,. v..w.... W endell Winn Sponsor ..,i,s ,sso,oor...... Mr . Hoyt S onsor ,sr.. Mr. Chambers p .,...,. Sponsor ....,o, ..,..... M iss Allen IUNIOR CLASS PLAY: The Million Dollar Cook, a comedy, we produced as a junior class, helped provide funds for the Iunior-Senior Banquet. IUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET: The big thrill, our Iunior- Senior Banquet, we found ourselves host and hostess to the Seniors in Oriental Gardens. A tasty meal was served: the main dish being Chow Mein. An orchestra provided entertainment for the evening. -5-l ,,..., , fo-.-t, -A-, t dv?- Xxgg, 1 1 . ' 4, A 51. Miwiftifa., V t if Graduating Seniors .'52-'53 Z A PLEASURE: Now it was the seniors' turn to be on the giving end of the initiation. Half girl and half boy was the theme, and this plus other things made it a big day for both the freshmen and the seniors. CLASS PICNIC: Pot-luck dinner was held at the home of Shirley Williams, a classmate. OTHER EVENTS: We're looking forward to our Class Play, Iunior-Senior Banquet, Commencement, Class Night, and Baccalaureate. CLASS COLOR: Maroon and white. CLASS FLOWER: Maroon carnation. CLASS MOTTO: Knowledge comes, but Wisdom lingers. SENIOR OFFICERS '52-'53 President .,...,..............,...,..... ..... ,,... 9 . ,. Clark Roberts Vice-President ...., ....,. .,,,.,...., G e orge Kirkland Secretary-Treasurer .,,.. ..... ,... I o yce Johnson Sponsor . .. .... ..., . ,,.. , ,, , Mr. Green Sponsor .... ...,,,, Mr . Rigby Sponsor .,..... Mr. Bell 5 fx Z1

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Present uRest Assured fi 'C' MARGARET ADAMSON LEONA BAIER BETTY BASSETT TEDDY BOCHART 'Y LARRY CALKINS X' ii! SALLY CAMPBELL Sb BEVERLY CHAMBERS BETTY CHICKEN X 'R' 1 ..-4 LYLE COMBS IANET DINKEL MARILYN ERBES PHYLLIS EVERLING -,x 'C' Fw MARGARET FOSTER MARY LOUISE FUNKE .aga- IO ANN GERE SHIRLEY GIBSON