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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1955 volume:

- ss .jx NX. N w W , I 9 Q Q I P 1, I, f X X XQ EX D' XXX-, ' f 53 1 ff' x ,WWI ,K Z it 6' x ' I xx X - H N' X . 35. W. I i ! v I r-CN at presents the 55 o .L EIL. Vol 7 GREENFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Greenf eld lo a ui R 19 9 X X X QR YQ S '4 + , rfb, X my X 5 Z X f as X, x Cs Q ' CQ FOREWORD The TIGER TALES' staff of 1955 exte als passaye to you aboard then- space slup For some t1me OL r robot fr1e cl nas had our school on the beam of h1s control panel H15 Shlp has stopped and he has lowered the ramp 1 preparauon to mmgle Wlth the sturle ts and faculty of Green f1elc'l I-lwh In th1S book we hope we have captured the ga1ety of part1es lauwhter resoundmg throuvh the halls the thr1lls of sport events and the cl1sappo1ntments wluch are characteustzc of all students Our smcere hope IS that as you travel w1th lum 111 rev1ew of the past school year both of you W111 fmd sat1sfact1o11 on your tr1p , :Q 7 - , Y , N , . 1 .11 C - 1 2 o ca f 1 I . QQ X 1 x J 1 1 f wr Q 'F' C jj X X X bv- XX , oo G N, NN M f ' I -1 ' -ffl 1 A I ca k ff? J? gf 5 , I x A Na X lu an in- 1 CONTENTS Admlnlstratuon Classes Board ot Educatuon 8 Faculty Departmental Sensor Junior Soplwomore AClIVIlIeSF'eShman Atlwletlcs Feature C ubs Publlcatnons Fnne Arts Football Basketball Minor Sports Calendarotlfvents 100 Social Lute Advertising Index ,..,14 ' ........ .36 ..,.,42 ,.,.. .46 I .,...,... 54 ,.... 68 , ' ....,, 70 .......ao ...mas ' .... 90 ' ' ...., C104 ..,,. 111 ..........1l7 CAMPUS GREENFIELD HIGH SCHCCL Noon whistle. east door. finds students homeward bound for lunch GRADE BUILDING Memonal Ceremony on east lawn of campus V1ew1ng the new b1cyc1e racks from the northwest corner of campus Q ,-4. I ft' I HN Z' One of the favor1te playground equxpment IS the merry go round on the west lawn BOARD OF EDUCATION Im Ls A I LEFT TO RIGHT Clnforlwelcler R .I Gree lSuper ntendent W E McCrexghtfSecx-etary T N Ho Pres ie t Claiys Johnso Bob McVay Ed Dxckey BOARD 1954 1955 T N Howe President Gladys Johnson Ed D1CkCy Bob McVay Clifford Welcher W E McCre1ght Secretary R D Mayes Treasurer B UILDING AND GROUNDS Clifford Welcher T N Howe R J Green COURSE OF STUDY Gladys Johnson Clifford Welcher T. N. Howe TRANSPORTATION Bob McVay Ed Dickey R. J. Green SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS Three new classrooms New washroom for Grade Annex Hea't1ng for Grade Annex Fluorescent hghts 1 2. 5 6 Grade Annex Home Economics Room Super1ntendent's Office Six new typewriters Two new electric typewriters New electric stove and refrigerator Two new buses Science equipment W ll!! CAP. 62 New year brmgs many new addlhons UPPER Ihe 1 ew skhool bus has an atmosphere ol peane and quxet untxl brol en by the outbursts of teen age N011 es MIDDLE Delores Maynes tests the new electrw typewrxter LO VER RICHT Head cook Mrs Dorsey and head supervxsor Mxss Ioxe me then' approxal ofthe uew mvcer LOWER LEFT The th1rd grade mourn of the new annex 'Egfr if vzg,-3' 'U' '.. ut , rf! lillg its l ,.' is - -Q 'sp- .U w 9 J H W RIGBY Principal Every gift in life is an opportunity and an obligation Intelligence and the power to learn is given for a purpose There is Joy in its use Through exercise the mind grows strong through disuse weak The law of life is struggle and growth In proportion to your gift you as stu dents and citizens of tomorrow have a moral obligation to be intelligent to use your mind con stantly for the improvement of your daily life and those round about you We the faculty of Greenfield High School sincerely hope that this philosophy of a more enriched life through education will be realized by our graduates of 1955 as they Journey along the pathway of life J! R. J. GREEN Superintendent Education in America is based upon our democratic form of government and helps to promote the same. To keep the dynamic spirit aglow in the hearts and minds of the American citizens of tomorrow, the education of today's youth must be stimulating, progressive and challenging. In addition to academic achieve- ment, participation in activities and organiza- tions help develop leadership. To meet society's demand for education, the schools must merit and receive the full confi- dence faith interest and assistance of the entire community N4 'Q Faculty Members take time off to relax Somet1mes, students p1cture then' teachers as stern d1sc1pl1nar1ans, dry lecturers, and test mongers, but after all they are human They too, enjoy hamburgers and malts exper lence Blue Mondays and must also recuperate teachers relaxed at teas after school wh1ch us ually followed profess1onal d1scuss1ons and f1lms I-Iowever, lt 1S the assoc1at1on wlth them 1n ac t1V1t1eS that thelr fr1endsh1p and W11l1TlgDeSS to gulde and counsel students 15 really felt UPPER RIGHT Mxss Thomas and Mr Reynolds seem to be enjoylng then- own prx vate Joke' Wonder what lt ms? MIDDLE Don't they make a charmmg couple? Mr l-Iofmexster the hero and Mr Matlus the rnalden are certainly lxvmg xt up' LOWER LEFT AND RIGHT All work and no play? The faculty takes 11.5 turn at havxng a bxt of fun and relaxatxon Please note the stag corner at the left N , 9 A lah I ll . 'hw ' ' ' . 5 l3'7--.- . . . . . ' I5 TTT, -ff' - ' ' 1 . A 4 - E 625 - 11 Il I ' ' J, ' ' I -'-, from lost week-ends! Occasionally Greenfield i , A . ' .. 5. , b , . A L, .f I A 0 'c up . qc'-m .' 1' Q N T ' f' AT' K ' V KEITH I DOOSE A braska Stout lnstltute VV1SCOHS1n C S C E Colorado Commez-c1al Black and Gold Adv1s or Jumor Sponsor MRS MILDRED KELLAM B A Iowa Un1vers1ty S T Mathematxcs Y Teen Advxsor Soph omore Sponsorj RUTH M. BARNES B.A. I.S. T.C.g Colo- rado University Colo rado A 81M Llbrary Latln World Geography General Mathemaucs Txcket Sales Freshman Sponsor BYROND HOFMEISTER B A S1mpson Drake UU1VCIS1ty World H1story I-hgh School Boys' Physxcal Educatlon Basketball Baseball Ass1stant Football Soph omore Sponsor G Club Sponsor MRS LOIS LAMBI A S T B1010gy FACULTY WILLIAM T TOCHUMSEN A S C Instrumental Mus1c Sen 1or Sc1ence Band H1 Y Advlsor Yearbook Adv1sor Pep Club Sponsor DARLENE LOVE B S Iowa State Home Economxcs Hot Lunch Super-v1sor ex 1' Qs- K FACULTY REX M MATHIS Slmpson B A Iowa Um verslty Consumer's Mathemat1cs General SCIEUCE Chem 1stry fl-I1 Y Sponsor Fresh man Sponsor H W RIGBY A I S T C Dra e Un1vers1ty Prlnclpal Industmal Arts Student Counc1l Adv1sor Semor Sponsor BEVERLY S. IVICCOWEN B.S. N.M.S. T.C. Z Long Beach State College 3 Dr- ake University English I-II Advanced Llterature and Compos1 t1on Speech Senxor Play One Act Play Cv A A Sponsor Freshman Spon sor HAROLD G NELSON BS IS T C Un1ver s1ty of Iowa Amerlcan Hlstory World Problems .Iunlor Bus1 ness Football Track .Tumor Sponsor G Club Sponsorl TED R ROBINSON B S Iowa State Vocat1onalAgr1cultur: Senlor Sponsor F F A Advlsor Wrestlmg As slstant Footballl 4- x,g Us gp J MARY J PATRICK Iowa State College B A S T Enghsh II III Dlrector Junlor Play Dramat1cs Asslstant Sponsor of Y Teens Sophomore Sponsor MRS DOROTHY WALLACE College of St Teresa s B M E Drake Uruversrcy Vocal Mus1c Crrade and Hlgh School Jumor Sponsor '5 gf ENGLISH, LATIN, LIBRARY Library atm Many were the class BSSIQIIIHCIILS that found the1r real1ty 1n the colorful volumes of the well stocked shelves of the hbrary Located on the th1rd floor the hbrary contams open shelves of recent monthly magaz1nes four sets of up to date encycloped1as l1fe adjustment booklets, novels and hundreds of technxcal books on de partmental subjects All th1s materlal may be located by use of the card 1ndex and Reader's Gulde Student lxbrarlans keep the books 1n or der help repau' and mend volumes and spend extra txme 1n preparmg attractxve bulletm boards One of the newest add1t1ons to the hbrary of re cent years was the estabhshment ol a spec1al shelf for re11g1ous books Readuxg myths and truths of Caesar and h1s Ffllgllty Roman emp1re captured the mmds of Latm ll students Spec1al research on Roman customs dress and fest1v1t1es created much enthusxasm durmo class sesslons Recent mov 1es such as The Robe Demetrzus and the Glad1ators and Quo Vadxs have broufvht the translated Latm stor1es of th1s per1od more v1v1dly to the attent1on of the class members In add1t1on to the stor1es students were 1mpressed by the close correlat1on between Latm words and thetr Enghsh der1vat1ves Of all classroom act1v1t1es trans1at1ons were more mterestmg than the conjugatmg of verbs Mxss Barnes a Susam IV ht arrarge an attractue bulletm John 'Illetzke allas Caesar brxn 5 a message to Ramona ln real Roman style boarr' cusplay my four ofthe new lxbrary books XZ ENGLISH I II Ill ADVANCED LITERATURE AND COMPOSITION LIBRARY LATIN From the earhest reco1lect1ons, each per son has been express1ng thoughts and conveymg 1deas to others Therefore, lt 15 most essent1al that the 1nd1v1dual learns to express hlmself accurately and effectxvely Thxs was the ob Ject1ve of the Enghsh department In Freshman Enghsh, students became fa m1l1ar w1th correct expresslon by dlagrammlng sentences vocabulary study spelhng dr111s classroom panels, and 1nd1v1dual reports Eng lxsh II stressed advanced grammar whlle students of Enghsh III stud1ed the styles of 1mportant lxterary authors The buddmg .Tumor genxuses trxed the1r hand at l1mer1cks poetry and length 1er compos1t1ons Demonstratmns 1n the How To Do It ser1es proved most lnterestmg and d1sclosed some unknown student hobb1es One of the hxgh 11ghts of advanced hterature was the love story of Ehzabeth Barrett and Robert Browmng found 1n The Barretts of W1mpole placed on vo1ce qual1ty body movements to add emphas1s to Lmportant phrases, and 1nd1v1dua1 composure durmg presentatmn Th1s year was Greenf1eld's f1rst year 1n compet1txve speech part1c1pat1on Students en tered orxgznal orat1ons and rad1o speakmg, humorous and dramat1c readmgs extemporaneous speakmg and the presentat1on of a. one act play nt1t1ed So Wonderful 1n Wh1te GHS students won elght I ratlngs and eleven II ratlngs at the pre d1str1ct contest TOP Jay Howe practxces hxs readmg whxle Mxss McCowen wrxtes helpful hxnts MIDDLE Mxss Patr1ck trys to pmk up a few pomters on textxle pamtmg durmg the demonstratlon xven by Jane Ann Jlrak and Carolyn Kmney BOTTOM Clar1ta Bell enjoys Vlewlng the slxght dxsagreement m whlch Ardxth Roberts seems to have an upper hand over Gary Wrlght D 7 I 1 I . ! 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Special attention in speech delivery was e ' ll ' ' ll. - R if Ad' fi MATHEMATICS GEINERAL MATHEMATICS ALGEBRA I ADVANCED ALGEBRA GEOMETRY CONSUMERS MATH The qualities of accuracy and lovucal think Inv are two reasons why students should take courses in mathematics Perhaps another mwht be to experience the personal wuidance of Mrs Kellam, head of tne mathematical department, who is known for her personal interest in stu dents, stress in class cooperation and the daily quotation written on her board General mathematics for Freshmen and consumer's mathematics for Seniors stressed the problems faced by adults in the business world F'1Ild1l'lU the unknown value of x solv inn blnomlals, and the proxing that trianvles are connruent in Geometry perplexed the minds of many teen awers However, these persistent students found the solutions to their problems IOP Keitn Mueller and Donell C hambers really concentrate as they add their columns of numbers MIDDLE: Mrs. Kellam expressively explains an algebra problem to Barbara Mensing and the class. BOTTOM: Don Thompson directs Doup Adamson as to the placing of the lines while Audrey Paxton and Shirley Louk watch closely. S9 socmt SCIENCE W , AMERICAN HISTORY RLD HISTORY I ORLD PROBLEMS X ORLD GEOGRAPHY Early ID the fall Sophomores found them selves turnmw back the paves of tlme to famlhar lze the1r m1nds w1th the ldeas expounded by Greek phzlosophers Students were l1v1ng agaxn the persecut1on ofthe Chr1st1ans by ruthless Roman rulers Tlus part of the h1story book became more v1v1d as the class v1ewed the dra mat1c ar d colorful mox le, Demetrxus and the Glad1ators ln Creston .Tumors found that Amerlcan Hlstory was more than dates, presldents, and battles Now, class d1scuss1ons centered around pr1nc1ples that make democracy 11V6 Should e1ghteen year olds vote, tens1on 111 the Far East, and aCt1V'1t1E5 of the Umted Natxons occupled many m1nutes of debate Of speclal 1nterest to th1s year s world geog raphy class was V allace B Grounds account of her tr1p to Hawan durmg the Chnstrnas hoh days Her beautxful slldes and envlable tan pzctured favorably l1fe on the 1s1and Q 'l 94,1 UPPER RICHT Current ex ents becomes a realmty to Larry Rxchards A as Coach Hofme1ster pomts out areas of tensxon on I-ormosa MIDDLE Nxncx teller uyxdly portrays the scene of burnlnyv the mldnxpht oxl caused stu lents w-414 S 9 I gnu Mxss Barnes looks on as John VN altz and I red Skcllenper try to locate pomts m Ix an I- rwcll explams to the L lass about Afrxca the states 1 l' j ' , I 'Q . -- . , . D. 1 . F' I . WO Ili' V . , - . . P , O ' ' . 1 7, ,, . . . . t ' . . , . ' 0 x ' . ' - If , . . . , 1 ' ' I . .. . l . . 1 . . . H I A . I X .1 f . .- -: g 16, f fg- ' V , ,X 'V if: 1 .Q P 1 f -5 ...f which so many of the past United States presidents have unknowningly ia, . . I . '45 i,:.,.,, ,V H xi-q,,f,,L,.vF.-, - ,. , -- - 1, . ' .. , - '- ' STM ' Q., L W . rx , X n , N A ' 3 , I I I ' . I .I Q -KX . : ' ... . , , l .Ag Y v x ? 7 xxx' 1 ... . 1 ! 4 e I .I A - .- . ll I ' ' fa. .1-..,. r . I ' r SCIENCE How b1g 15 the UHIVEFSE7 Is there l1fe on Mars ? How does a cyclotron work 'P ,N here 15 a ser1es c1rcu1t used? These and many other quest1ons are asked by the questlng mmds of scxence students The study of sc1ence 15 more than learrung facts and acqu1r1nG an understandmg of our phys1ca1 phenomenon Sclence IS a method of th1nk1ng The student f1rst becomes cur1ous then he sets up hypotheses tests them and flnally arr1ves at a solutlon Semor sc1ence provxded concentrated effort on the part of Senxors 1n an attempt to better understand the phys1cal sclences Astronomy un1t awakened them' mlnds to the orderl1ness of the planets and the vastness of the un1verse I geology the rock collectlon was the ma1n em phasls Other urnts 1ncluded aero dynamlcs mechanxcs heat sound and l1ght Durlng the speclal per10d of magnetxsm and electr1c1ty the class held sesslons at the REA bu1ld1ng under the d1rect1on of John Chbson The year s work was concluded by a br1ef study of chemlstry atomlc power housmg and photography A show mg of elght by ten enlargements cllmaxed the course xv rwbb -iq' inf Sonethtn s I rewmp ln the chemxstry room as Mr MBth1S ami Cart Nrx lt prepare to test an un nown solutxon Chemistry Senior Sclence if i Bob Crawford explalns to Rae Jean Schmidt and Mr Jochumsen about the Car If looks as 1fDaX1d Haplund may be dexelopmg an mteres motor tmg pxcturc V I , , 1 N I .D . . s I . 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Mr Malhls shows Ronnie Jameson where Saturn s 1ocat1on IS IH OUT' UNIXSTSC General Science Blology .4 my ss rf SCIENCE Freshmen were 1n1t1ated 1n general SCIENCE to a fuller apprec1at1on of the1r phys1cal world Demonstratxons by Mr Math1s, class proJects, buzz sesslons, movles and exh1b1ts helped 1m press the many facts upon the1r mlnds Blology stressed the study of plants and an1 mal l1fe, reproductron and class1f1cat1on Spec1al projects lncluded leaf booklets, the study of marlne hfe and the anatomy of the body The process of SC1eHt1f1C deduct1on was the most 1mportant fact learned 1n the chemlstry SBSSIODS tl11S year Lab P9l'1OClS provuled ex cellent sxtuatlons for puttlng th1s method 1nto thelr own glass tubes and pract1cedtest1nG for unknown solutlons mlxtures and compounds The b1rth of the atomlc age was delved 1nto and many amazlnv facts were uncovered The f1rst step was the study of the atom, 1ts slze structure, and compos1t1on D1d you know that everythmgv 1S composed of t1ny atoms wh1ch are constantly movlng? Indwlduals have ten b1l11on, b1l11on of these part1cles The uses of the atom provlded many areas of learnlnw nik! lo fn Homer the pigeon d0esn't look very happy as Joe Lamb Whlle Fred KN ehrh examxnes the turtle Mrs Iambx polnts out the Reptxlxa charac trys to estxmate Homer s wmg spread terxstxcs of the salamander to Mary Ehzabeth Sxexert It looks as xf Judy Josephsen has found sornethlnp 1IltCI'EStlI1g I y .X ' ' ' ' ' - ,ju A I '- .VH , , A . . P . er . ..- , -. - 1 . ' . . ' . . Q I U I Q . KJ , . - . 4, . 0 , . . on '1 -'W E ' . - 1, . 1-, f-A ffm r U if gy m E . S fl N ' 'I . 'Q ,. 1 H- . , fx ,-,,x fa 'NJ-' stan, ,' . ' . 'YQ S a . - A I 3g ' U .','.'?'x S u Q f , 4 l TN. .f HJ ' T T ff ' - - -' x, r . ln H' .' ,' .0 , - ' t 1 v 1- lf .'.4 ,l,1 1 . w .u-' .'d0'A 'I-.v ' I H r. '.'-'--'f.t X Z ' 5- '.' . !', MUSIC ix Voca Instrumental Students of Greenfield High have many musical organizations in which to release extra energy and exercise their native talents. Although music is not compulsory, sixty percent of the students take advantage of the music program ln addition to large gvroup participation, selected stun ents express their music ability through solos, small Groups and ensemole appearances Local clubs civic meetings, plays, contest and concerts rovide the student with many op ortunities to Gain experience arte p He na n Nancy a xsi .lar1ceSte Rchard Holaday stops F nfers fl 'is X ar, Sorlerner Snxror Herrmann 'yhrsln lon enec er Ann Don Mellon tones tlow from the saves of seater' Slnron Adamson Iona Carlos Refira N1 sr' a-:er Joyce Perry Betty Q nlli 'in and .Io Ann McVav old a Johnston Shirlex Louk Nancy Weller stanrlingv Carl P xrkins Sue practice sessxo Anderson Carol Patterson and Patsy Mulhern PHYSICAL EDUCATION Due to the shortage of girls' physical education teachers, this department was minus an instructor However, the deslre to exercise and play varlous games was too great to be ignored Before the end of the first semester, Senior g1rls had been ap p01nted to direct class act1v1t1es Basketball volleyball and spring sports were instructed by Lorrame Rohr Angela Lahey, and Regina Musmaker The ent1re program was supervised by the adm1n1strat1on In add1t1on to the vars ity sport program, three physlcal educatlon classes for boys were instructed by Coach Hofmeister Wu 0 1 sis! Z tg K.:-Q., S-' ..:. UPPER RIGHT: Jump hiph is the call which rings from each ofthe opposinp teams as the refer-ee's whistle is blown. MIDDLE: Beverly Westphal is anxious to get her hands on the ball. LOWER LEFT: Though calisthenics may be considered hard work by some, this boys' P. E. class seems to enjoy it. Z1 7 X-ms T own I JR pgVCR Q-q is ul f 5 TOP Phylhs St xrriw La xra Lee Gznfvery and Vlrpxma Rxdler enjoy playmg w1th sturfefl ammals they created flurmg the toy umt m If reshman home eco nomxcs MIDDLE A sweeper rlemonstratlon ms pxven by Nancy Parrlsh and Charlene McLuen for future homemakers BOTTOM Concentratmg hard IS Kezth Mueller whxle he dwulpes xn dellcate weldxn work VCDCATIONAL Home Economics Knowledfve learned 1n home economlc classes Greatly a1d the 011-l who plans to have a home of her own No longer are there the trad1t1onal Cl1V1S1OHS of cooklng and sewmv Umts 1D ch1na, s11verware, furnlture, and ch1ld care are a few that broaden the future homemaker Fresh man gurls were 1mpressed by the many Clever an1ma1s created by them durlng the1r unlt of ch1ldren's toys and books Sen1or homemakmfw glrls chmaxed thelr semester of cookmg by stagxrg a well prepared baked ham d1nner topped w1th homemade ICS cream M 1th the proper attltude and knowledge keeplng house can be very sat1sfy1ng for the homemaker qs g, x EDUCATION Vocahonal Agrncultu re ln vocational agriculture courses Future Farmers of America are able to start learning good farming practices while still youna Emphasis was placed on animal husbandry dur ing the Freshman year Classroom discussions became practical as Freshmen kept record books of their animal projects Sophomores studied crop production while the upperclass men stressed farm management A special televised farm management program from Iowa State College was viewed daily for a week by the agri culture students Boys are chal lenged by this call of the land and some day will make their fields rich with life giving foods and their stock will be champion results Ted Robinson holds Dean Miner s ani Rxchar l Dickey s full attention as he points out the parts of the cow Eddie Christensen Frank Murphy and Darrell Jameson receive instructx from Mr R1 by Q f. Q OHS Industrial Arts Students in industrial arts take great pride in their projects Fresh- man year is devoted to exploring each section of the shop - - - woodworking, metal, leathercraft and mechanical drawing Seniors are encouraged to specialize in one particular area Smoke rolling out the door and the motor chugging along mark the suc- cess of boys in the auto mechanics division. Although weldinv occupies much of the time of the farm boys, many find their skill at intricate de- signs hammered in leather hides. Each spring this department holds an open house and displays the finished cedar chests, cabinets, desks, lamps and other projects completed during the year. TYPING A -I JUNIOR BUSINESS BOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND lu Ile Meisen em er eeps the lass posted on large in SECRE TARIAL PRACTICE Though an individual does not plan to be a secretary, courses in the commercial depart- ment have a practical application in other fields of study. A semester of typing taken by the- majority of the students improve greatly the penmanship found on most term papers and reports. One of the best foreign languages to use in writing f?l notes is shorthand as practiced by the private secretaries. If the future busi- ness world needs bookkeepers, Greenfield Seniors are sure to fill the bill. They are experts now in finding lost pennies in the ledger even without the aid of adding machines. Students of secretarial practice received training in all the duties of office workers except practical experience in humoring the boss. LOWER LE!- I': The typing I class found it surprising that Underwood machines make mistakes. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Doose teaches Shirley Mulhern correct tec iniques in mimeographing programs. , rgt. V -if Betty Hager OFFICE SECRETARY To receive practical experience, Senior girls are selected to work in various offices in the school. In OFFICE PRACTICE filing, answering calls, delivering announcements, typing tests and making programs occupied most of the time. Girls on this page, pic- ture vividly the various jobs in which stu- dents received experience. Betty Hager's smiles and helping hand provided a pleasant atmosphere for sales- men and students who came to the office.. A regular routine performed by Betty was providing students with the master key tc their locker. A close second was the is- suing of construction paper, stapling ma- chine, and thumbtacks. TOP: Betty Hager. MIDDLE: Judy Johnson, Lorraine Rohr, Lucille Meisenheimer, Fseverly Hailey, and Nancy Parrish get a lot of office practice hy helping at school. BOTTOM RIGHT: Adding machines, and filing systems are a common sight to Patty Hager, Rae Jean Schmidt, Mary Ellen Price, Phyllis lliclas, Delores Maynes, nnr1Kay San lsett :hiring office hours. l'lOI I'OM l,.EF'I': Betty Hager gladly gives Angela Lahey a helping hand in working on the office hooks. 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INA LANE ' ' .............. 3,4 E Y-'rf-ans .............. 1,Z,3,4 'W 1. . . ............... 1,2,3,4 , 1 ' ............... 1,z,4- 1 ' ................. 4 ' V' ............. z,3,4 A ' , ........ Z,3,4 1- F' ...... .... 1 ,z . A . ' ,. . . ...... .... 1 g A 1 ............. . . z,3,4 3 HONORARY SENIORS SALLY DON CAR LOS Class Offxcer Trger Tales Y Teens G A A Ifep Club Marching Band Concert Band Pep Band Marchmg Festlval Ad.-nr Co Muslc Festxval Gxrls Glee Club Mxxed Chorus C ontest fSmall Groupl Class Play Cheerleader THELMA MAR TIN Black and Gold Edntor Txger Tales Y Teens G A A Pep Club Gzrls Glee Club Mrxed Chorus Class Play LUC ILLE MEISENHEI MER Student Councxl Presxdent G A A Pep Club Gxrls Glee Club Mixed Chorus ANGELA LAHEY Black and Gold Txger Tales G A A Pep Club Flagsvunger Creston Marchlng Festlval Gxrls Glee Club Mxxed Chorus Sextet Contest Adalr Co Musu: Festrval Creston Vocal Festxval LEROY RUTH Student Counc xl H1 Y G Club Football Basketball Track Wrestling R EGINA MUSMA KER Class Offxcer Presxdent Txger Tales Edxtor G A A Presxdent Pep Club Marching Band Concert Band Pep Band Crestor Festxval Ada1r Co Music Festwal Gxrls' Glee Club. Mxxed Chorus . . Sextet ........ Contest Creston Vocal Festxval . Class Play . . Cheerleader . . . MARY ELLEN PRICE Y Teens 2 Gxrls Glee Club Mxxed Chorus IVAN 1-'RIZELL Student Council Hi Y ..... G Club . . Class Play. . Football .... Wrestling . . MA H1 Y C Club Boys Glee Club Mixed Chorus Class Play Football Baseball Wrestlmiz X AHL RICHARD BEAMANX DARLENE CHAMBERS DIANA CLARK Y-Teens..............l,2. G.A.A................l.2. PepClub ................ MarchingBand............ Concert Band. . . PepBand............... Girls'Glee Club. . . . . . . . . . l. Mixed Chorus . . .........1, Classf-'lay............... SENIORS BEVER L Y BAIER BAILEY Y Teens G A A Gxrls Clee Club Muced Chorus Sextet Adalr Co Musxc Class Play Cheerleader Festn al CLARITA BELL Black and Cold Y Teens G A.A Pep Club Gxrls Clee Club M1xed Chorus Adaxr Co Music lass Play Festlxal EDDIE CHRISTENSEN Basketball. . . . . . . . . . ROBERT CRAWFORD 'U- CLASS GF 1955 I'xLlllO C lass Offlcer Iresxdent Tlger Tales 1' Y lrcsxdent C Club Marchlng Band Concert Fund Yep Rand Ad ur Co Musxc P estnal lr oothxll F asketlvall W Il Y Teens Pep Club C rls L lea- L b Mxxed Chorus GROLNDS Adaxr Co Musxc Festnal DAVID HAGLUND Flack and Cold 3 Poys Glee Club Mlxed Chorus RICHARD HEI M MARC A PR Y Teens G A A Girls Glee Club Mxxed Chorus PATTY HACJER Class Offlcer Secretary Treasurer Y Teens C A A Cxrls Glee Club Mlxed Chorus Cheerleader GORDO H1 Y F F A Presxdent G Club Class Play Football Basketball Track Wrestling HARRIS BOB HES: F.F.A Baseball . Illfl ' ' A . 'lvl' Iii, ' ............... l 3 ,' ................. l ' .... ......... . . 5,4 ii- .................. 23,4 ' ................ 4 ,-, ................. 3,4 ' ............ 1,2 , 2 ............ 1,23 ' ' .................. l Q' , . ,' ' .... . . .2 ' s .............. l,2,3,4 :J ............. l,Z,3,4 A A ,QL . ITZ A . .IS 7' -Q - , .............. l,?,3,4 G.A.A. ....-.......... l,2,3,4 ................. 2 1i ' E ilu ......... l,2,3,4 ' ........... l,2,3,4 ' , -' ...... .4 1 ........... 2, ,4 ' A ........... l,4 ' ............. l,4 N Qlf SENICDRS PHYLLIS NEL.':ON HlCKb Y Teens DARRELL JAlxiE5OlN H1 Y 3 Popper JLDY YOHNSON Brxdgewater Y Teens G.A.A. ................ . Mixed Chorus ............. WALTER LILLY Hi-Y ........ .... . . I-'.F.A. ...... ......... . G-Club ..... .... ...... Football. . ...... . . Wrestling... ... . . PHIL HOL LIDAY H Y F F A Football Basketball Baseball CLARENCE JENDEN G Club Boys Glee Club Nhxed Chorus Class Play Fooiball Basketball Baseball GERALD KIR KLAND Cv-Club................ Football............... Track................. Wrestling... .......... LARR Y MCCLELLAND F.F.A. .............. . G-Club ...... ........ Football . .... . . . Wrestling . . . ' .-. . . . CLASS OF 1955 CHARI ENE Mcl UE N Melo Con School Y Teens Pep Club Girls Glee Cluh Mixed Chorus DELORE Black and Gold Co Editor Y Teens G A A Girls Glee Club Mixed Chorus SHIRLEY Black and Gold Y Teens G A A Pep Club ..... Marching Band. . Concert Band . . Pep Band . . . . Girls Glee Club 5 MA YNE5 MULHERIN MixedChorus Cheerleader . . . . . . . GARY NEWTON Class Officer . . Student Council. Tiger Tales . . . Hi-Y............ G-Club....... President . . . . Class Play. . . . Footbal1........... . Basketball. . . . Track..... . . Baseball . . . . G Club Football WILLARD MAIN Basketball Wrestling HiY KEITH MUELLER Marching Band Concert Band FRANK MUH PHY Student Council. . . . . . . . TigerTales.......... Marching Band . . . . . . . . ConcertBand......... PepBand............ Adair Co. Music Festival . Creston Festival. . . . . . . Basl-cetball........... , Y-Teens 3,4 G.A.A. . 2 Pep Club NANCY PARRISH 3'4 Girls'Glee Club... ..... Mixed Chorus . . . . . . . . . Adair Co. Music Festival . Creston Vocal Festival . . Girls ' Quartet . Contest fSo1ol . . . . . . . . . . All State Chorus. 3 Z3 234 ff va ...4 2.3.4 2,3,4 .3,4 ...4 ...4 2,3,4 ...4 I HYI l IS IHOMI HOIN Y Teens C' A A Curls Glee Club Mxxed Chorus 34 SENIORS .TAClx REED H Y G Club F l- A Basketball Wrestlmg LORRAINE POHR Txger Tales H Teens lresldent l ep Clul C xrls C lee- Clul Vvhxed Chorus Adalr Co Muslc Festnal Class l a lf KLD KhLl.h.lNC1El'? lresxdent H1 Y Football JOHN WAITZ FFA Z34 ARDII H FOBER Flack and Cold Y Teens G A A Pep Club Glrls Glee Club Mixed Chorus Class Play KAY bACKETT Student Councll Y Teens Pep Club G..A A Gxrls Glee Club Mixed Chorus Adaxr Co Musu: 1-1-stu al Cheerleader DICK bWlFT Student Council F F A G Club Class I law Football Baskeiball Track Wrestlxny, DUANE WEAVER F F A HFY CARY WFIC Hl H Y Marghlng Band Concert Band Pep Band Contest 15010 Marchxng Festxxal Adnr Co Festxval Boys Cvlec Club 1 Mxxvcl Chorus Creston Vocal Festxval Cl ss Play Wrestlmg 1- .................. 2,3,4 - ................ 2,3,4 .'. . ................ Z,3,4 - . ' ............... 2,3,4 -Q-,Q . J .............. 4 - .............. 1,2,3,4 V 34 el. ' ' .......... l,Z,3 , - , ,- ............... 1 . ' .......... ...... 1 F ' .............. 2,4 '- .............. l.Z,3,4 , ' A ................. 4 u..4.,-1. ............... l,2,3,4 1 , 1 ................. -4 3' 4' 1 '-X ......... l.Z,3,4 ' ' .' .. ........ ...l,Z,3,4 ' .......... ..2,3 . -- ,. ' '- ...... 4 - .............. l,2,3,4 11'y ................ 1 ................. 4 . . ................. 3,4 ' ' , ......... 1,2,3,4 ' . 4 .............. 4 1, ' ' . .' ' ' ...... 4 . I ' ............... 4 .f . D . . . Class Officer .............. 4 1 ' ................ 4 ' '- ....... ............ 4 3,4 E I ' ............ 1,2 N 7 - ................ 2,s,4 V ................ s . ...............l,2,3,4 - ................ 1 ' 7 .............. 2,S,4 i- .................. 2,3,4 W 4 ' .... . ..... 1,2,3,4 ' P ........... l,Z,3,4 ..............1,z,3,4 , 7 ............ 2,3,4 , ' ' . ........ l,Z,3,4 . .' . -' 1 ........ 1,2,3,4 - ' ' -- , ........ 1,2,3,4 - - .............. 1,z,3,4 ' ............ l,3,4 ................. l,Z,3 -'f ...... .2,4 ............ 1,2 A '- ........... ....3 ' - ............. 1,2 .. ................. .... ................ 3 .4 ' ............. ....3 -15 sl,-4' V 1, T., CLASS HISTORY FRESHMEN '51 -'52 President ....... Gary Newton Vice-President ..... Dick Elliott Secretary-Treasurer .... Regina Musmaker Sponsor. . . . . Miss Barnes Sponsor. . . . . . . Mr. Geiler Sponsor. . . Mr. Patterson 4 SOPHOMORES '52 '53 President Regina Musmaker Vice President Leroy Ruth Secretary Treasurer Rae Jean Schmidt Sponsor Mrs Humphreys Sponsor Mrs Kellam Sponsor Mr Norris -Q 'Q UPPER Cant remember whether xt hurt or not LOWER Tense ophomores ser e upperclassmen in the 1 Cypsx camp prom le a xala settxx forthe entertaining Juniors JUNIORS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor 53 ' 4 Dick Elliott Dick Swift Sally Don Carlos Ramona Lane Miss Schakel Mr I-Iofmeister Mr Chambers Mr Doose Cl ssj of 56 Q CARL FIRK INS GENE ONKEN DELORES KLUEVER JERALD CHILES OFFICERS Presldent. Carl F1Tk1DS V1ce Pf8S1Cl6Ht Gene Onken Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor SHERYL ACKER 36 Delores Kluever Jerry Ch1les Mr Doose Mr Nelson Mrs Wallace f Q' SUCCESSFUL CLASS PLAY August 30th was a b1 day ln the lxves of s1xty e1ght 1ndustr1ous ? students as they be came off1c1ally the lower Lpp rclassmen 1n the halls of G H S Before many weeks had passed .Tumors were memor1z1ng hnes of W llham Dav1dson's Brother Goose wh1ch was to be star ed on October Eb Hammers clanged and cords were strunp whlle crew members slapped on the wallpaper as the set for the Jumor Class Play took shape The h1lar1ous ant1cs of l1ttle Hy and the EFFICIENT household management of Jeff proved that M1ss Patrlck had her cast well prlmed for the event ful evenmg CLASS RINGS In the mlddle of October off1c1al class meet 1ngs were called to select class rlngs After much debate and close votmw a fmal selectxon was made When the words THE CLASS RINGS HAVE ARRIVED echoed around the halls you should have seen the .Tumors rush to He1fner s blue and red could be found on many flngers JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET Busy as bees were the .Tumors as they started worklng on banquet commlttees 1n March It would take Jack Webb's famous slewrnen of Dracrnet to flnd out the theme of the 55 Prom Could be not even the JUHIOTS knew 1t' After many hours of stretchmgv crepe paper he wym took on a new appearance and proved tobea beautliul sett1ng for the banquet The food was dehcxous entertalnment of the Sophomores was enjoyed by all and the .Tumors swelled Wlth pr1de as the1r last blg event of the year came to a close Though the events of the JUHIOTS year are now pleasant memorles the class of 56 15 lookmg forward to next year when they w1ll elgn supreme SHARON ADAMSON LQLA BAUER WAYNE BOCHART ROY CARRIKER A J A f- - A ' c J - ' ' ll V A e ' 7 . . - I , ' ig th. I . g . r , X , . , . I . , - , K . O . . W 0 1, it I ll Q' Ai ,wr xl. I' H 1 ' p 1 3, Jewelry Store. The next day sets of gold, black, 3 - ll AK ' - 'J ' , .- T f' ' ' YV ll l n . -... I I I 9 Y t n ' c I 0 C 1 0 . U . ' , ' - - I c 9 n a 0 1 9 1 n 'I ' I l vw N Q7 tiki' The lunlors entertaln the seniors In Gay Paree as a farewell gesture 'Cd T' DONELL CHAMBERS DARRELL CHILES ANNI DON CARLOS DOTTIGENE DON CARLOS FRANCIS EAGAN RUTH ELAM MAX ERBES JANICE E VERLING LARRY FESSLER MARJORIE FOX B TTY GANI' MARY CHLOE GINGERY ALICE GRIS WOLD DUANE HARRIS JANET HAVENS SHARON HERRMANN 3' 11 T' 'UA V-' X,,,f' if T7 Y'-7 3 ' bf, Q--r L F RICHARD HOADLEY LARRY HOHERTZ RICHARD HOLADAY LARRY JENSEN LARRY .IIMME RS ON JANE ANN JIRAK IONA JOHNSTON MARY KAY KELLAM .IOANN KELLER DICK KEPHART CAROLYN KINNEY DARYL KLUE VE R BILL LENTS HUGH LIVINGSTOIN SHARON LOUK RUSSE LL LUNDY WILMA LYDON RICHARD Mc CLE LLAND WAYNE MCGINNIS ROBERT Mc VAY Q' Ss.. Viv P 'C7' 'hf'N Y-If Bw T in-I C' 'C'f MARJORIE MADISON MIKE MILLER PATSY MULHERN CAROL NE WB URY LARRY NE WBURY TOM NIELSON KEITH NIE LSON AUDRY PAXTON LARRY REIS LARRY ROHR RACHEL SHEARER DORIS SKELLENGER MARY RUTH SODERBERC MARDELLE STURDY JANET VANDEWATER MARLE T TA VORR,A TH NANCY WE LLER JOHN WIETZKE SUSAN WIGHT 47Y!7ff Q-Q T77 39 h I. Q 5 rm. xl P 'gb' ' 'I cf , s ' ' J 1 , T vw Q Q U , , 1, U MARILYN SE VIER ,ws , f , L 5 h .' 'N I gi I A Q K. fin JUNICR CLASS PLAY Large crowd sympathnzes with Jeff s problems Jeff Carol. Wes Hy acxnth Helen Peony Sarah Lenore CAST Jerry Clules Mary Kay Kellam L arry Fessler Nlarjorle Fox Delores Kluever Dottlef e11e D011 Carlos Patsy Mull1err1 Mary Ruth Soderbero Mrs Tmmme r Betty Gautz Truck Drwer W ayne McG1nn1s Eve L Nancy Wellel FT Nls Pair k Patsy a lar ox BOTTOM QSeatecll L lfessler 'N ur 111tL o er nr ox ar 11p Mu 11er11 D D011 Carl ll es 1 1 ms D lxluexer Kellam M155 Pitrlrk yD1reaLOr X7 I Q., 'nr' SYNOPSIS 4 -'G UPPER LEFT Walt a rnmute please' Are you sure you can read mus1c'7 UPPER MIDDLE Can t you just xmagme your l bout 90 mmles per hOur'7 UPI ER RIGHT self zxppxng a Ong a Oh no you can t' You can t assure me of anythmp MID h h s xth rx ht DLE RIGHT Jeff what 15 a word t at r yxne w g LOWER RIGHT Now Sarah you run down thls way and pass BROTHER GOOSE Jeff mlstakes Pevgy for the new mald and Peggy t1red of sellmv hosxery and fond of the ch1ldren agrees to stay on and help out But Lenore Hudson has just 1nher1ted a m1ll1on dol lars, and has comm1ss1Oned Jeff to bu1ld her a l new house, wluch she hopes he w1ll eventua ly share w1th her Hy the llttle tomboy, whose passxon 15 football hates Lenore because she IS bmldmp her house on the1r football lot and 15 startmg to excavate the very day of the lmportant game In an excruc1at1ngly funny scene Hy puts a cr1rnp 1n Lenore s plans, but Peggy sh1elds Hy and takes the blame herself Jeff flares up at her Peggy th1nks she doesn't have a chance 1th Lenore and leaves Then Jeff reahzes how much Peggy means to h1m Hy gets her football squad out and they brmcv Peggy back And then Peggy ln her dehghtfully vague way pulls a few trlcks herself, whxch puts Lenore out of the runnmg competumg w A I SOPHOMORESL' B M7 OFFICERS Presnlent Rodger Rlce VICE PT6S1C16Ilt Fred Wehrh Secretary Treasurer Mar11yn Onken SPONSORS Sponsor Mrs Kellam Sponsor Mlss Patr1ck Sponsor Mr HOfFHC1StEI RODGER RICE FRED WEHRLI MARILYN ONKEN M ADAMS D ADAMSON K BOCHART B BOHAN AHL BRADFORD S ANDERSON M BENTON CONRAD M EAGAN - - M. . . . . B, F, , K S, ar.x, , 3 S N A , 4 .fig Q . .Q it ,ffn:7. . , , , 5 ECKARDT C EDDY C FARWELL L FRIZELL P FRIZELL D GLASPELL M GREEN R GROSS P HAGER R HARDIN Seasoned sophomores concentrate on tlwenr books L JOHNSON JOSEPHSEN KELLENBERG C KEPHART D KRALIK 18' Q 'N' 'lx 1 at W I if ea LK I I D. HARTER K. HEPLER J. HESS S- HOHERTZ M. INGEBRITSON . J. S- - . .' Q: I , V I 5 ?'7 B LAHEY J LAMB M LANE T LENTS D LILLY LONGENECKER S LOUK P LOVELL L LUNDY P LUNDY Class of 57 are guests at freshman Juke Box party L MAYNES MULHERN C PATTERSON C PAULL m. in M'. I .' I I I XX ll , , R. , . B. PECKHAM J. PERRY R. PORTER L. POULSON L. RICHARDS 'sid' ,- 'qpu , Q, W! half E SHEARER B SULLIVAN D WALKER Red bloorled I- ran C nral l e let the sxze ofthe sousaplxone lampen hrs musxcal talents M SIE VERT D SMITH M SULLIVAN K SWIFT B WEAVER am n sm iown sirxlce :ut Marlon Benton amlD1ck I zlly joy waztmp for the Enplxsh perxol to bcgxn In L STANDLEY J STEVER D THOMPSON D TUCKER L WEINHEIMER S WHITE Haxe you ex er lxmbecl to the1Op of the state capnol lome? If rot asl Doug Glaspell how xt feels I A W' 45 PFRESHMENY If 'M W '- ' gif 116-4' GARY GREEN KATHLEEN HOLADAY SARA HOADLEY ABBOTT COMBS 1' IRKINS BEAMAN BENTON CRAWFORD CRAWFORD W FOSTER J FOX OFFICERS President .............. Gary Green Vice-President ........ Kathleen Holaday Secretary-Treasurer. . . . . Reporter. ... . . Sponsor. . Sponsor. . Sponsor . . CAMPBELL DICKEY GANTZ SPONSORS ......-.- .-.......- CLURE DORY GINGE RY l 711 for U 'll 46 . .Sara I-Ioadley Sharon Firkins . . Miss Barnes . . .Mr. Mathis Miss McCowen A GROTHEN D HELM G HELM E HE RRICK R HERRICK J HOWE Freshmen have bug hme at lmhahon HOWELL JAMESON JENSEN JOHNSON K JOHNSON P KEPHART J. KILLION D. LEANDER L. LENTS 1. . , K, 2569 I L. V P R. z. B. M. LUNDY R. LUNDY B. LYDON D. MCBLAIN D. MAYNES J. MEISENHEIMER Green beanies are the mark of dlshnchon B MENSING J NELSON B PAX TON PECKI-IAM J RAPER M RIDLER V RIDLER A ROBERTS S STEMM . - . 1 . ' . u .4 - J. fm W . ,J 4 ' Q, L. . S ' :red ' a :aff , ' 0 I . i I P. STURDY D. THOMPSON W. THOMPSON VANDERPOOL L VANDE WATER B WALLACE Freshmen take active part In competitive speech prog ram S WALTZ J WAMB OLD J WAMBOLD L WAMB OLD P WEBER S WEINHEIMER B WESTPHAL E WOODS R WRIGHT A +1 FRESHMAN INITIATION Janice Wambold and Roy Dean Combs fund their clay of lmtlahon quite excmng U PER Jan e a boli bara Hoailey and bk erry altz are prepa el for n Lmatxon LO NER IEFT Garter boys Randall He and Denny Lea der get the appro al of Semors Kay Sackert a 1 Roy Dea Combs LO ER RIGHT Jan ce and Roy Dean take Quee Phyllxs Stur ly anl lx ng Larry Van lewater for a rx le S1xty two brave but hes1tant Freshmen found the1r way to dear 'ole G H S only to be heckled and bothered by the ed of baggy overalls and over s1zed work shlrts Encas mg those damty feet were tennls shoes and adornmg those braxny heads were the trad1t1onal green beames Yes we must admxt those g1r1s looked very debona1r and qu1te dash mg On the other hand xf you thought the glrls were drastxc looklnv one look at the boys qu1ck1y changed your mmd They certamly looked glamorous m the1r make up and long dresses wlth darmg sphts Groans preva1led as the gals stood before m1rrors comb mg and washmg out the last trace of a curl The Freshmen were recogmzable everywhere by a nlce JUICY and very smelly on1on wh1ch was t1ed around the1r necks by the dom lnatxng Senxors The lowly stup d Freshmen were made to do al sorts of astoundmg feats such as crawlmg down the staxrs backwards, dol1ng out candy and numerous other unusual deeds 50 . . . 'P : ic '.',' rn c, 4 , 'm ' .T r f i i ' ' . N . : ' , rrick ' ' n v ' ' nr V l n . .V Z i n ' f' ', L 'l ' , ' ' c , 'I . reigning Seniors. The usual garb of initiation day, consist- . . . . . , , - ' I O9 ' , . I 7 ll, vu, 1 I I . .ug 'T'---- ' --gag 1 l 1 .xh . l UPPER LEFT: Hill Wallace Clierks the progress of his fellow onion- rolling contestants. UPPER RIGHT: Phyllis Sturdy, Carol Clure, and Carmen Crawford used a new fool-proof rnetllori of powdering tllelr faces. LOWER RIGHT: 'Jfliile Janice and Roy Dc-an enjoy refrcsliments, they voice their approval of the day's activities. Larry Vandewater and Phyllis Sturdy were crowned the royal lung and queen at the morning initiation festlvities The day's activities came to a close w1th a rather m11d party given by the Seniors for the newly initiated Freshmen They now could be referred to as full fledged members of G H S Take a close look at the new stupid lowly ignorant freshmen of 1954 wi lv! ex Fil Q v .pa ' av- so --c Q Q, we A Q '-hgj ga l ff .Q f X f E X,fX52N-5 IVE ACTIVITIES il' f A Q Qi EQ K K 4, g w f 'B 4 Q25 ,NI U HM: AIR'l'S. . W1 X f1Hl'l'I - . ,, N F RI-I--M1r.R5. .ua YC Q36 SI' Mx .5 ,Xl 5 I X f CA L ttjt.?'t, OCK ISE Me e r a e er x ue e oaday S We heme P I1 K Swxft E Voodson S Campbel G Onke P Hager STUDENT COUNCIL Councll stages talent show In the sprung OFFICERS LUCILLE MEISENHEIMER KAY SWIFT Pres1dent Treasurer IVAN FRIZELL MR RIGBY V1ce P1-es1dent Sponsor DOTTIGENE DON CARLOS Secretary Student COUHC11 sponsored a talent show 1n March The student body part1c1pated enthus1ast1ca11y prov1d1ng enter tamment mcludmv pantomlmes small groups such as trlos quartets comedy acts p1ano solos and duets Other projects the Student Counczl orgamzed were the 1954 Homecommg se1ect1on of the K1tzmann Memor1a1 matmee dances and New Years Eve party 54 Dott gene Don Ca los and I an If xzell post the m nutes of the last meetlng i Y i ye - -. A V V 'vum , .. V Q E - . , Xl I I I .1-I TV ef S h . .-vs., CI.. '.'.' : I.. isenheimer, F. W h Ii, L. V nd wat , M. F0 , R. R , G. N wton, R. H1 , . in 'm r, P. 'rize , . ' , . I , . 1, . n, . ' , I. Frizell, D. Don Carlos. i r v 'r' , 1 , . 41'fii'f. 4, -lg, . .J x t , , J . . . D . I , . , - I A A ' , , . 'A- -r 1 ' .'.'A-'.. -.. , a-e'.' . ml' BOTTOM RO Iv Ahl D Chlles L Ruth G Newton J Reed C Jensen I I-rmzell SECOND L Rxc wards R Combs B McVay G Kxrkland L Jensen D Swmft D Elhott N am THIRD RO V L Lundy G Onken D Klue er M Mlller V Bofnart V Jensen G ar!'1S T 1011 S Thorn son OP RO N Harrxs L e1s L Clellani Hoalley an D Adamson D Wa er R H0 aday B Lents D Lmlly R Dorse G CLUB V Club members are baffled drafhng a new constitution Catclun up on the latest bassetball scores seems more ap peahn to Mmck Eagan G1g Iwewton ani Cass Swxft than the task of omposlng a new COl'15t1tLltlOn F11 qs OFFICERS GARY NE WTON Pre s ldent DARRY CHILES Se C retary LE ROY RUTH V1c:e Presxdent JACK REED Treasurer MR NELSON MR HOFMEISTER Sponsors That s enough PEPPER D n t SPILL 1t' Qu1ck lt s BURNING' Desp1te much anxxety and rzotous orgamzatlon, the G Club boys d1d make the1r own Chlll at the supper held November 4th. The crude methods employed by the amateur cooks proved qu1te successful. The planned hayr1de was ramed out but sp1r1ts were not dampened. It requn-ed most of the year to wrlte a new const1tut1on, replacmg the rrussmg one. A comrmttee of s1x was appomted for the hapless Job. 55 TTOM RON D Swift R Lurwy M Erbes L o mr z Reef D Klucxer L MCCle1 and COND RO V R Lumix L Wambold L Wemnemmr NI A an s B Johnson I k x nf'ew1ter RD ROW D mer D L ew ury Nxelson D Thom 1 s n D 'xyncs nton V x 1rrx er I Craw rr V McGmms eson D xkeaxer G arrxs I lb J W1 2 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Boys prove their ability at corn luclgmg Harol E urs xan of the E ax I ple nert Compa Ncmmstrates some of the mternal parts oi! e auto CI U18 O 'I F01 O Illllll P1aI'H e NS 'Sufism' H npfva I x., ,ac Presldent V1ce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sentlnel Sponsor Larry Hohertr Jack Reed Daryl Kluever Larry McClelland Russell Lundy Max Erbes Ted ROb1DSOI1 Ten boys from the Greenf1eld F F A Chapter represented thelr school 1n a corn show held at Atlant1c Iowa on October 2.7 1954 Russell Lundy reCe1ved a blue r1bbon for the ten ear samples of corn The judgxng team wh1ch xnclucled Larry Hohertz Max Erbes Daryl Kluever and Russell Lundy placed seventh 1n a f1eld of seventeen Judgmg teams from Southwest Iowa The Chapter collected Gooch Red C1rc1e Polnts as a chapter project agam th1s year Last summer the boys obtamed two regxstered gllts at the Gooch Red C11-cle auct1on wh1ch lS held 1n Salma Kansas The four boys wlth the most 1nd1v1dual po1nts w1ll be awarded the tr1p 1n 1955 Varlous other act1v1t1es completed durmp the year lncluded a SO1lJL1dg1I1g contest hvestock sales of mnterest and par t1c1pat1on 1n the Adalr County Falr On the llghter Slde F F A sponsored a hayrlde skatmg party donkey basket ball game and a p1cn1c to round off the school year UPPER RIGHT Bxlly Johnson imsplays ms Angus call MIDDI E G Harrxs llohertz an 1 L RE'1SJLll e ten ear samp es of corn O LR UGHT R s ll exhxbxts hxs lxtter of Farmer s Hxbrx ho LOW O fx Lx c lx 11 c omertz M r cs nCe ar' .1 OFFICERS LORRAINE ROHR Presldent PAT TY HAGER V1ce Pres xdent RAE JEAN SCHMIDT Secretary JANET HAVENS Treasurer MRS KELLAM MISS PATRICK Sponsors TEEN CAE-IRE I' SEATED lx Sal L x n Q Rohr P Hager S Don Carlos STANDING P M xlherr M Soder hero T Marun A Don Carlos M Prxce D lk awnes R Lane Y TEENS Local club helps celebrate YWCA centennlal BOTTOM RO 'V K Sapnett C Bell SECONID ROA Baxer P 1 me Cvantz D Do Carlos M ,- Hager .I axens R SC on Max m X Groums Baxley D Mawnes R Lane S Don Carlos M Frxtz M Prxce P Aramsor- N Parrxsn TOP ROW D Chanuers S Herrmann B elam A Dor Carlos S Av. K N We . 2 ' 'Q 'X ' - w i 1 - Y- l' ' ' 1 : '. ' 'laet , J. Ha'er1s, R. Sch ult, L.. - V: . , P. , . H ' . . Exnmit, l,. R I ', 'l'. 'l , l , - r A 2 B- ' . . 1 . . . . , . ' . . ' , . Hicks, C. McLuen. THIRD ROW: D. Clark, A. Roberts, P, Thompson, I. Johnston, M. Sturdy, I.. ' , . Mxli rn, S. E ., '1, 2 . . z' , , , , , . I1 - , . K l , . . , . -1-ner. J. eller, .'. ller. .Cl ' L 7 A x 4 4' lv I 1 . T . . 1 .-,. . . 6 , A-' 5 v l F. 4 , 3 l l' l f . l 1 X ' 1 f I f 1 ' to ' l ' f .- ' ' l I l TOP: FRONT ROW: M. Vorratn J. Vanciewater A. Cz-iswoli D. Kluexer, erberv R. Elam. SECOND RO'-': . ' x . K nn y, C, New ury . lon, r, . ou' Bochalrt. T' RD ROW: C. Farwell N. lngebritson, M. Swlliv 1 P. Lovell . Hager, . u iv .. PROXY: M. 1, . .n wiv' . ncier 1 . 'ralik Iwi. Ozke aull P. 'rize1l, J. Mc . '. R. Shearer, M. oi:- . Perry, J. Stexer. OTTOM: FRONT ROW: J. 'i lion, A. Roberts, 3. Wes hal, . 'ephart, . D r ', . Sturlij, M. Lundy, M. Ricller. SECOND ROW: . iearer K. hn n, . S 1, . .Yxi e, B. Brad- ord, C. Kephart, S. ckardt. RD ROW: . oadley, C. ure, '. ' lx n , B. Mens gg, '. Ridler, S. Weinheimer, C. Crawford, J. Gantz, S. Campbell. TOP RO-X: . Louk, M. Siever , C. Eddy, R. Cross, S. Hohertz, S. Kellenberg, J. Josepixsen, C. Pane:-son, M. Longenecker, J. Beal. ' In keeping with the YWCA purpose of building a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideas of personal and social living to which we are com- mitted by our faith as Christians, G.H.S. Y-Teen's promoted many service projects as the main theme of the current year. The club Contributed 5100. 00 as their part in the YWCA centennial fund which will be proportioned among many worthy activities. The money rais - ing was accomplished by selling one -hundred eighty holly wreaths and participating in the National Penny Envelope campaign. The upperclass members began the year with Friendship Week to help all Freshman girls get ac- quainted with high school. Thanksgiving, a committee pre- pared the first holiday favors for hospital trays. As a community service, Y-Teens sponsored the White Gift offering at Christmas time. They assisted the Hi-Y in the Christmas and Easter services at school. A successful year came to a close with the installation of new offic ers at the annual Mother- Daughter Tea. 5F HI-Y Highlights ot club's program include Youth 81 Government participation and World Service proiects. BOTTOM ROW I Frizell G Onken D Elliott G Ixewton l Ruth D Chiles SECOND ROW Vrxght J C ules D oarilex M ml Lil v K Mue er .I Re f TOP RON L. Fes s er D rr s mr in r es 0 1 ay arris Slellen er D Jameson BOTTOM RON B McVay I.. Rohr RON M Green L. Wexnheimer H Lntnnston R L Rwnarcls D Glaspell TOP ROW K Nielson Hohertz D Adamsor D 'Valker R Porter L Johnson W McG1nn1s B Lents D Kluever K Hepler SECOND Mu tern L Jensen F Nehrlx B Harrltn Maynes Streyffeler R Rice D 1str1buted football s chedule s OFFICERS Presulent V1ce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Chaplam ASSISIBHI Chaplaln SN Iowa Representatrves Dlstrlct Treasurer Sponsor Sponsor Conference Fall Leadersh1p at Mount Ayr D1str1ct Counc1l at V1ll1sca Sprmp Conference at Creston ACt1v1t1eS Basketball Tournament Clarmda Iowa H1 Y Model Leg1slature Drck Elllott Gary Newton LeRoy Ruth Gene Onken Ivan Frlzell Jerry Chlles Gary Wrwht Darry Ch1Ies Dmck Hoadley D1ck Ell1ott Mr Jochurnsen Mr Mathls Formal Inductlon Ceremony CPresbyter1an Church V1s.1tat1on to all Greenf1eld Churches Projects Contrlbuted S36 I4 to World Serv1ce Fund Sponsored Tree of Lrghts Project All School Thanksgwmg and Chr1stmas project Monthly bulletm board f1rst floor ReI1g1ous bulletln board second floor Donated Chr1stmas tree to hosp1tal Sponsored class basketball tournaments Sponsored Holy Week Servxces UPPER RIGHT Larry Jensen Checks the contr1but1on ren eu ed lrom the Tlp the Scale proJect MIDDI E leo Nexnhelmer mounts 'money mndnatxng the student body s choxce for Norld Seruce Queen LO ER I FP I' Representatxxe EII1ott and Senator Onken get together In the House and compare notes ln preparatmon ot presentlngv lhexr b1II LOWER MIDDLE Reverend Vopel addresses the H1 'X boys mn the fore round ofthe Lutheran Church alter LOWER RIGHT Dxcl-X Ellxolt Lrowns Norld Scruce Queen Shxrley Wemhexmer Shxrley a I' rcshrran most y ramously accepted tue Crown anI reported the results ofthe orIdSerx1Ce projects 1 1 fry for ,ant Ilslln Af! I QS I E5 I . Ig-Q Ax, ,H bs I E I-fx A I' .fx 'f 'A t ' ' f 4 f Q I I j U I! T927-I 'C' I , Q-If it Q I I -- I . llgg 1' ,J . I it r . I D- .,.-..- -r TT 'If 'I ...4....+.., 1 SEATED .I Vandewater R Musmaker P Hager A Lahey STANDING K Sackett A Grlswold GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Presldent Regma Musmaker V1ce Presldent Pat Hager Secretary Angela Lahey Treasurer Al1ce Grlswold Pomt Secretary Janet Vandewater H1stor1an Kay Sackett Sponsor M155 McCowen G A A opened the 1954 55 school year w1th a new actlvlty Dancmg was sub stxtuted 1n heu of hockey, under the able mstructlon of the new sponsor, Mmss Mc to the rumba, samba, and mambo Cupld pres1ded at the Sweetheart Ball held ln February Weeks of preparatlon resulted 1n a romanttc dreafnland where every glrl relgned as a prmcess and her escort, a pr1nce March was hlyhllgvhted by the annual G A A playmght Mr I-Iofmelster coached Byron's Bunnles, whlle Mr Rob 1nson assumed leadershlp of the Roblnettes BOTTOM ROW L Me1senhe1mer J Vandewater A Lahey R Musmaker P Hager A Grls wold K Sackett SECOND ROW I Johnston S Herrmann B Gantz A Don Carlos S Acker .I Keller D Don Carlos THIRD ROW D Clark R Elam M Sewer M Kellam N Weller M Sturdy B Bamley Iv Parrxsh TOP ROIV R Schmxdt T Martln L Rohr W Grounds C Bell S Don Carlos R Lane S Mulhern A Roberts D Maynes . 11.-f L I I TTT-T lf 'MQ' T QQ .,....4 Y A., Y A ' Q- 4- , , U - 7 . rf Y 'S ., Q I , 4 L ' - I . . . . . . . Cowen. The girls reacted enthusiastically . l 3 I 3 'f 17 BOTTOM ROW K Swxft P unch, Fm. S AI1E1INb :mer Sorerner C' u er, SECOND ROW J Ilaxens J Mc Vay S Lou ron ox D Klue er D lfarwe THIRD ROXX M Invebrltson P Mulhern M Lane S I r1ze S Ar derson B ec Ham M Vorrath IOP RO. Paull M n en ro'-s Jose 5 r S Kellenberfv omertz C cdy I-anim D Kra 1 Icy roads, add to the excntement of the Sweetheart Ball BOTTOM ROW: . Bochart, B. Weaver, . 'Kes phal. I.. ir ery . e har . lon 'zson . Dory. ECOIND RO V: D. Bradford C. Kephart C. P tierson M. Sieveri S. 21. rfi . a ,er, . ov 1, RD ROW: M. hl . undy . i er P. xrny . Hoax! ey A. oh- .r s K. 'O aday J. ' ion . Nambo c . TO OW: . Crawford, . C14 S. Cam hcl , .. owcll S. Weinheimer V. Ruiler, K, .Tohwson B. Mensing S. Firkixs. Black and golcl pom pons and new yells add color to sport events. OFFICERS RAE JEAN SCHMLDT President ALICE GRISWOLD V1ce Presldent RAMONA LANE Secretary MARY JANE EAGAN Treasurer MR JOCHUMSEN Sponsor In response to a fervored battle cry for renewed school splrlt nearly seventy flve Greenfleld Hlgh School glrls orgaruzed to form the new Pep Club Enthus1ast1ca1ly they supported new ways to back the Tlgers They made pom pons to wave 1n thexr spec1al cheermg block at the games sponsored soc1als after var1ous sport events sold novel pennant p1ns and took a bus to the Perry football game and the Guthrle Center basketball game P T e oifm ers ee s e ea amo a Lane an Ma y Ja e Ea an lsta1l spectt e PpCl1p1s TTOIw Col t I Xes ea r as e lun Farmercttes Janet Vandewatex' Marg 1-ox Sally Don Carlos Second team CHCCFICBCICFS Pat Hager Al1ce Gnswold Mar Doris Krahk and Reg1na Musmaker dxscuss the pr1ce of hay delle Sturdy and Kay Sackett cool off betwee quarters wlth at the F F A donkey ball game a bottle of pop SALLY DON CARLOS REGINA MUSMAKER KAY SWIFT CHEERLEADERS B E VE RLY BAILEY MARJORIE FOX DORIS KRALIK Yuan, 9? BLACK AND GOLD gf BLACK AND GOLD Published Monthly by the Students of Greenfield Hlgh School STAFF CoEd1tors Thelma Martin and Delores Maynes Assoclate Edltor Jerly Chiles ADVERTISING STAFF Busxness Edltor Dave Hagllllld Asslstant Business Edltor Larry RlCl18I'dS Asslstant Buslness Edxtor Rxchard Holaday Mary Jane Eagen Nancy Weller Mary Kay Kellam Roleen Gross Kay Swnt Dottxe Don Carlos Shuley Mulhern REPORTERS Sharon Adamson Mary Slevert Llarxta Bell Sharon Flrkms Betty Gantz Darry Chxles TYPISTS Ardlth Roberts Lola Baier Doug Adamson Russell Lundy Maly Soderberg MarJ0r1e Fox Anoela Lahey BOARD OF CONTROL Mr Doose Advxsor Rigby For th1rty rune years the Black and Gold has been a tradxtxonal and eventful lnstltutlon of Greenf1eld I-hgh School G1rls m m1ddy blouses and sweeplng sklrts walked down the old halls wlth the1r boy fr1ends, laughxng over the contents of then- var1 colored sheets of newspr1nt just as today's teens 1n whlte bucks and pmk shlrts lean agamst the lock er doors, mtent upon the news 1tem of the modern pubhcatlon Every year has brought new 1m provements and lnnovatxons of the tablold Scores of ed1tors for nearly four decades have struggled to uphold the standard of a good school news paper as busy reporters duly pro duced copy from organ1zat1ons, t1v1t1es and features of G H S The 1954 55 ed1tor1a1 staff adapted better compos1t1on and arrangement of heads 1ntroduced more p1ctures, 1mproved 1ns1de layout and used a streamer headhne for the front page to h1ghl1ght the ma1n top1c event and photo BOTTOM ROW S Mulhern A Roberts D Haglund D Maynes T Martxn J Chxles A Lahey SECOND ROW M Fox S Adamson D Don Carlos M Kellam B Gantz C Bell N Weller L Baler R Gross THIRD ROW M Solerberg M Sxevert R Lundy D Chxles R Holaday D Adamson L Rlchards M Eagan S I-xrkxns K Swlft . - ' 3 ' ' , . . 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Asslstant Editor Nancy Weller and Edxtor 1n Chlef Regxna Mu package the yearbook pages for stupment to Marcelxne MISSOUTI smaker Th1s year we re not gomg to walt unt1l the last mmute to start our sect1on we're gomg to beat he deadlme and wxthout all those crazy late hours Nary an edltor that does not beg1n a new year s work on the annual wlth these famous last words The TIGER TALES IS actually a masterpxece of mldnlght o1l paste dr1pp1ng negatlves crumpled copy coolue crumbs and empty coke bottles, mus1c from WHB, 1n Kansas Clty M1ssoureeee, current gosslp and wlld t1red laughter The staff assembled 1n the autumn to cheerfully d1scuss what b1g plans they had for the most won derful yearbook yet' Well, somehow the weeks shd shockmgly Chmstmas vacat1on was over methlng ally should be done B February the stuff IS nlcely spread out m a mad clutter over the bandroom An outs1der mlght not apprec1ate the scene of confus1on and wonder 'Could a work of art poss1b1y come out of that m d mess 9 Regma, Nancy and Mr Jochumsen spent most of thexr sleepmg hours awake amld the lay outs As the March f1rst deadlme approached the rest of the staff often kept them company 'tlll twelve or twelve thlrty A M But yearbook staffs evxdently have a speclal guardlan angel, because somehow the pages were completed When the book arr1ved back the slavlsh memor1es had faded and only the glow of pr1de and accompl1shment remalned as the staff beamed upon the seventh publ1cat1on of TIGER TALES 'dh Yearbook Staff EDITORS TOP SEATED D Ellxott G Newton R Musmaker F Murphy T Martm STANDING R Lane S Don Carlos A Lahey R Schmxdt L Rohr vu ASSISTANT EDITORS BOTTOM SEATED J Chxles R I-Iolada Flrluns N Weller P Mulhern M Kellam Don Carlos STANDING D Don Carlos Gantz D Kluever M Gmgery R Sheare Soderberg S Adarnson S Wxght L Baler Havens ,, . , . . . .L t ' ' 1 1 , . r I L ' 'lr x 1 . . . 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I . .5 - xl I 'io tl xii --3 ' ' 19 . - Spf A ,JII7 Staff at work J., I 'Q UPI ER IEI I Patsy Mulhern and Frank Murphy Busmess ,' ,, , Manaver Check recempts of our buslness frxends UPPER '55 Q t, RIGHT 'Mule Bettx Gantz mms a dwxsmon pane Art Edltor Ramona I ane concentrates on the proportxons ofthe space w shxp drawmp MIDDLE RIGHT Rlchard I-ioladay patxently turns the reel whlle dev:-Iopmg a sport 111m C0 Athletxc Echtors Dxck Ellxott 'xml Gary Newton paste mnchvuiual foot hall letter wmnerf, -Q 1' Z 461,14- f gs: L,oIaB'11er amISLn1or Erlxtor An ela Lahey prcpare then' Cards and pmt ass E Iuors Imaxc lots OI tex w omwxsc R I1 tures for the .Ser xor portraxts ma ex xc :cr I mr M So: er we Auamsor R SL lm: Jw 'www -I 1 .ff me-an 'W- 69 V fi. lw 'H K A U If 4 ,.....',I f R--L! 1 fv ,- 1 A K . , u f, ' ' Y h 4, Q I A . 'Y 0' - 1 , V- I ,:..:.,.- . . 1. . . . . , ' . 1211 5 ,' ' ., I f . I I , I ' ' . . I Nw ' J ' . ' ,. fvtx-,,4k '27 J Wei f' ' ' ' gg I. 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I . 095: -, ' ' 5' ' ' 4 'avi' 'A , J , 1 A .- I 1 1 tx' - 2, ' -v I ..-- ,. , W: .Q N if 1 VOCAL MUSIC OFFICERS MARJORIE FOX Presldent LARRY REIS Sec retary MARSHA LONGENECKER BARBARA BRADFORD L1brar1ans MRS WALLACE Sponsor e P1 rnsl R Holac ay a n S Herrmann fol ow thexr lmnes as they l ner tot L rec orrle and c the balance of tlnexr parts Girls Glee Club I'TON1ROJ J McVay J Sewer M G very D uexer Brad orl P Frx el M f crnerw S lou Lu or J H w ns D Skell n lx liorhart SECOND RO V M In: ebrxl 5 u Ox xrwlon C L1 1 lr mnex rm K Sat cell Pirrxsu wr C Q01 ax aval nwcrson e 'um may Prue M Sxcxer! c er la TOP RO Mul xerr lusn a er rm z R Cro s Don C ar c Jer Ro C -3 roun: 5 S Hohertz J Keller D Don Carlos D C In cr-rx rm Mexsenhexn er D Max .1 C A I .- I ' -X . C :V . . . I I I J. St ver, N. .r x, . l ', nl . l ' V' xs . Ez- ' r heck .. . ' . - l BO' . lf: . , . t ' , . inn ', . Kl ' , B. f f, . z 1, . Sol- f' Y, , . W. fl ., . a'e , . e ger, '. r . .' V: . 43 - no , M. I-' ., I. .loE . , C. M l. ez, J. J ak, C. K' j, S. Erka lt, . ' I , N, . E, B. Bnmlvv, M, .-Xlxl. K. Swift, P. l.O'.'ell. THIRD ROW: I. Vanrlcwater, l.. Baler, M. Mmllsuu, C. P. t r x, D. Kr ll-L, lvl, E 7 1, S. A l ,M. K ll. X, C. Elly M. ' , . ' , N. 'N ll , .-X. . hey. ff: P. X, R. Is 1 lx , Nl. lf Y, , . 1 53, A. 2 - los, S. Kell :rl gg, L. ir, . Tell, G i , . , . , . , . T .mf bers, 5, II :1a.n. l... ' . '1 , . ,'!1eS. Boys Glee Club FTOM ROW R Nr1 It ents M een 1 ess er 1 1ar l L Vandewater SECOND RO Dr vu laLL 1rn11 4 1 11165 B C ay N 00112011 P ROW R615 r 1 13 nns ur-my 01crt1. M a an 0 auax e115 D CI11 es All State Group SEATED Mrs Wallace STANDING B MCVay I- ssler M Eawan J Ckules M x a1er N Parr1s1 N Wcl Exghty four xoxc es swell out xnto the audxtorxum as the nvcul hornb be ms than Llxrxstmws Cantata un ler the rlxrectxon ol Mrs Wallace Mixed Chorus THe Gxrls Q xartet Ka, Swmft b.anc',Pa1-rmsh Na 5 lov ar 4 Pats Mulnem awalt e ax as Mar Kay Ke lam plays the mntroflx t o ,..4, 72 VOCAL AC TIVITIES All State Audltlons at Atlantlc Arm1st1ce Day Program Mrxed Chorus All State Chorus Two Quartets Davld Foltz Conductor Chrlstmas Concert Creston Vocal Fest1val Aclalr County Muslc Festlval Solo Ensemble Concert Specxal Groups At Plays ClV1C Orpamzatxons Club Meetmgs Baccalaureate Commencement , - . . . 5 rail! 1 ws 1 4 ' A . . . , ' n , 1' , ' ' ' , . r' , ur. 1: ' 1, th ir 'nes f l ' ' HC! 11. , ...,Y.. M-..-.,. .,.- -...., ... A ' A... l A' ' .J Tl. 'Y 'I . . . ' Q 1 J . . ,. 'Y J 1. - 1 . . . a A . f f' . ' 1 Q . .. -, I , The voxces of the Ma lrlgal lxlcn l together mn Smy Ve and Chant It SEATED N Weller N Parrxsh M Kcllam D Don Carlos R Musmaker L Baler STAND IN L Ifessler J Chlles M Eagan R Holac ay Christmas concert pleases large The Chmstmas program was ln two parts An atmosphere of worsh1p throuph musmc was heard when the 90 vozce h1ph school mtxed chorus presented the Chrtstrnas Orator1o by Salnt Saens The stage sett1ng for the pro gram was especlally flttmg wlth an 1mprov1sed stalned glass wmdow at the rear flanked on e1ther slde by hand drawn flgures of angels Two seven branched candelabra w1th hghted tapers stood at exther sxde of the front of the stage The aud.1tor1um proper was made attractxve wlth several decorated trees and other greenery Durxng 1ntermxss1on chorus members doffed the1r cho1r vest ments and appeared 1n formals for the remamder of the evenmg s pro gram The second part featured seasonal f Irvmg Ber1Ln's 'Wh1te Chr1stmas audience Bedecked xn formals and sumts the band looked as moe as they pla-,ed 73 ? . l . - 1 I I . . , g . K ., ,Q . ,. ,. , music and concluded with the singing D. 0' ' ' . G: . ' , . ' . . v , . l . . l l INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Marching band wms first Each fall the Creston .Tumor Chamber of Commerce has sponsored the Marchmg Band Fest1va1 Each band chooses a queen to r1de 1n the parade ahead of the town she repre sents and at noon band members are gwen a lunch furn1shed by the JC's Thls year's fest1val was honored by the ap pearance of Mlss Iowa of 1954 Followmg the baton tw1rhng contest up town all marchlng bands presented a ten rrunute show on the Creston football held to compete for the awards Twlrlmg Contest Joyce R1ce lst Place Alta Roberts 3rd Place Que en Cand1date Beverly Ba1er Balley Chosen as one of the Queen's Attentantsl Attentxo whxstle n mouth baton poxsed 11 lustrates the neat appearance of G H S Drum Majorette Alta Lou Roberts Steppmg hxgh alonp the stage left to rxght are baton twlrlers J Rxce M A Lahey L Baxer D Don Carlos M Eagran andR Schmldt Bochart K Holaday B E1-beg M M smaker makea attractlve qumtet of flagswmgers 74 0 . . O -........ ....... I t . . - . I , n'.i , ,,. 1 . , r 't . 1. ,- - 1- 1- 1- ,y - ,. ,. ,.u . T1 . W Pep band has busy season. Presented concert for Pancake Day Attended U S Marme Band Concert Creston Speclal muslc for Junlor Class Play Marsha Longenecker played 1n All State Band Des Momes Presented concert for Chrlstmas Town Celebratlon Annual Chrlstmas Program Pep Band played for n1ne basketball Games 4,1 Creston Band Festlval Paul Yoder Concluctmv Mary K Kellam Patsy Mulhern Marsha Lonvenecker Jerry Clules Reglna Musmaker Frank Marphy Ann Don Carlos Adalr County Muslc Festlval Jack Mercer chrector Sprxng ser1es of Musxc Contest Baccalaureate Commencement X ...ff Pnxllls F xzell asslsts lxbrarxan Sue Anderson ln orixngv bare YTIUSIC nan SECOND RO V ls. K llam C Paull er 1 Mu mer: Cnles THIRD RO s a ace r An er r zell 1 1 Evan 4' O ,,. ,' ' V, . 5 ' P 5 N n is L-Fi, , ,. . . . .Q J . P . ' . PN . u 'l l 4 QM' - O. I - jr ' . I l O N. Y ,'!. D an . . 4 I . r , T, L , , , y . S B A. FIRST RON: M. Sodcrlncrib S. Herrmann, A. Don Carlos, M. Longgencnker, J. McVay, B. Sul- l . .' 'v I 1. C , . , N. Well , S. Luzk, S. Asiauzson, P. li 1, .l. 1' . '.'.': I.. I-'c'sler, B. W ll , C. F1 kms, S. -E son, J. Havens, G. Wx-153211, P. F i , lv . Oxkcn, M. .kg . SEATED-FIRST ROW: R. Musmaker, M. Soderberg, S. Herrmann, A. Don Carlos, M. Longe- necker. SECOND ROW: J. McVay, B. Sullivan, J. Perry, J. Killion, C. Clure, B. Mensing, C. Firkins, S. Anderson. THIRD ROW: P. Lovell, R. Wright, J. Miller, J. Connelly. STANDING M. Ingebritson, B. Wallace, S. Don Carlos, L. Fessler, F. Murphy, F. Conrafl, V. Christensen R. Rice. Executive committee plans uPop concert. The executive committee begins planning for the fifth annual Pop Concert. It appears to be a pleas- ant proposition. Clockwise around the table: M, Kellam, M. Fox, M. Ingebritson, N. Weller, R. Mnsmaker, B. Wallace, F. Murphy, J. Chiles, C. Paull, S. Campbell. as rl FIRST ROW: S. Campbell, R. Gross, C. Paull, M. Fox, M. Kellam. SECOND ROW: J. Rice, C. Patterson, M. Musmaker, S. Firkins, M. Lane, S. Adamson, I. Johnston, S. Louk, N. Weller. STANDING: J. Chiles, R. Elliott, J. Havens, P. Mulhern. THIRD ROW: B. Low, M. Streyf- feler, L. Jimmerson, M. Eagan, M. Onken, P. Frizell, B. McVay, G. Wright. EXEC Concert band climaxes year's work with their annual spring concert. UTIVE COMM FRANK MURPHY REGINA MUSMAKER JERRY CHILES MARY KAY KELLAM MARJORIE FOX NANCY WELLER CAROLE PAULL MARY INGEBRITSON SUE CAMPBELL BILL WALLACE ALTA LOU ROBERTS SUE ANDERSON W. JOCHUMSEN Sponsor TEE BAND BOOSTER SERIES February Z4 . . ..... Winter March Z3 .... Piano Assembly March Z4 . . ....... Joint March 31 ........... Pop April 21 . . . . Solo-Ensemble May 4 . . . Harp Assembly May 10 . . . ..... Spring Concert Concert Concert Concert Concert Concert Concert -1 'WQQ fX 524239 A C23-M 1 M1 Nl Q A I W W ATHLETICS xl x A , fw Q J QL! Q 6 L1 ! X 1 X J f J KP Q cs 5 FOOTBALL Tigers wm 7 and lose 2 L 'S ,1-ng. aiwpgwq-.-.,,,, 1- A Bud R.xtn ains ten yards around rwht end as tne Orient Bulldo s gloss n 1954 Football Squad SEATED: G. Newton, D. Elllott, C. Jensen, L. McClellanrl, D. Harris, D. Chiles, D. Swift, G Harris, D. Aflamson, L. Ruth, B. McVay. SECOND RO'-V: R. Combs, Manager, D. Lilly, W Bochart, B. Lents, C. Firkins, M. Eagan, R. Holaday, L. Jensen, M. Miller, L. Reis, M. Ahl L. Johnson, P.. Dorsey, Manager. STANDING: Coach Hofmeistcr, Coach Robinson, G. Onken R. Mulhern, R. Porter, D. Glaspell, EV. McGinnis, D. Kephart, L. Frizell, W. Lilly, M. Benton F. Skellenger, L. Richards, P. Holarlay, I. Frizell, Coach Nelson. - '..,,v.,.,. , :sw ' Hifi? u ff I xi. KE' xi'-f5su:4 . l'?,,i.2' 1 A 2' 1- 4-H+ -f iw ax Eff -1 esefvazg gpg-4, , ' ' wif., va: UMR? L lKl4n 5, 11,3912-Z1 wg . We 'YYEK f 'VSPSLISE 91-TR WHY SQ.- icm X E-' .rw , -Wai!! - ' Boi' IBB: r vm!!! Q 1 REB! NX Sk il A iflflr 11 ' 1.1 iW!l e .gm 491.2 A A41-..v,, 1, .ya A K ,. L- 'K ' . A. ,w , ' -aff? '- yr ,,.- . 'ga- . .., 4 1 . ..- xg: b 'L A . DICK ELLIOTT BILL LENTS MIKE MILLER Left Halfback End Right Halfback ' LETTER WINNERS RICHARD HOLADAY LARRY JENSEN LARRY REIS End Fullback Rxght Halfback WALT LILLY IVAN FRIZELL DARRY CHILES Tackle Guard Center LETTER WINNERS BOB Mc VAY Quarterback 'www xr 175-j ! io FEWBU 5515583 SSW? x,g'Y'x 3-'1 lbfqliffwy 'F T1 ll Q 1 GHS C ORN ING Coach Ne1son's T1gers opened the football season agamst the Red Razders' Sw1ft recovered a. Cormng fumble and Dlck Elllott scored twlce m the f1rst half The thr1l1 of the evenmg came m the fourth quarter when Ruth mtercepted a pass and ran seventy yards to put the game on 1ce for the Tlgers GHS 66 REDFIELD thelr 1954 home season The Greenfleld team scored at w11l and rolled up a half tmme lead of Z8 0 By the thrrd quarter many reserves had entered the 11ne up and the rampage contmued as the T1gers talhed twenty su: more pomts GH Next v1ct1m of the powerful Txgers was the Iowa School of the Deaf team from Counc1l Bluffs Clarence Jensen nabbed two passes for our flrst two touchdowns The T1ger defense held the scrappy gmdmen of ISD scoreless unt1l the fourth quarter when the Iowa Deaf team p1cked up twelve poxnts GHS 6 GUTHRIE CENTER The flrst loss of the season came from a powerful Guthrle Center eleven on a ram drenched f1e1d Guthr1e T1gers scored m the f1rst per1od when they recovered a fumble on the Greenf1eld eleven yard llne The fearless dr1v1ng power of Bud Ruth came to a halt for the remamder of the season when he left the backf1e1d vxa a head 1n JUTY 19 13 by-. -ra: . ,'f1'55' 1 .A W W 1 -A H - , T 'A 3:1 0 V, 5,-A Q h --Edge? Tigers swamped Redfield 66-0 as they opened .4 ' 22' NP l , ' ' L' I 4 ' I 1 ' M53 ' ' Mari, S 26 ISD 12. 14 MAX AHL DUANE HARRIS LARRY MCCLELLAND Guard Tackle Guard GHS PERRY A pass from Clarence Jensen to Doug Adam son 1n the second quarter was the fu-st score of the ballgame S1x plays later Clarence Jensen plunged over for the last Tlger score Perry s only score came 1n the thlrd per1od when they ran a punt back flfty yards GHS WINTERSET 6 A powerful Wmterset eleven pasted the Green held Tlgers for the1r second defeat of the season The Tlgers were unable to score 1n the flrst half wh11e the Huslues racked up twenty pomts Only score for the Tlgers came ln the thlrd quarter when Dlck Ell1ott completed a pass to Doug Adams on GHS STUART Homecomxng fest1v1t1es were topped by a team The only scores for the T1gers came m the second quarter when D1ck Elhott and Clarence Jensen passed to Doug Adamson The Dragons came to lxfe too late but managed to get the pxgskm over the goal lme before the gun sounded GHS C RES T ON 6 Creston d1sp1ayed a valxant b1d for v1ctory honors over the Txgers The Greenheld squad forged ahead of the Panthers wlth two qulck touchdowns m the fmrst half Late m the fmal perzod, Creston penetrated the GHS lme for then- only goal 1n the game GHS ORIENT Greenheld Tzgers ended thexr successful season by tnmmmg the1r close r1va1s the Or1ent Bulldogs The G1-eenf1e1d eleven was the f1rst team thls season to hold the Bulldogs scoreless Twelve gndmen w1l1 be lost to next year's squad by graduatmn LETTER WINNERS CLARENCE JENSEN End 14 6 . 1 I 6 Z 13 6 Tiger victory over a tough, stubborn Stuart 13 Z5 0 -AHRE wfvfw' Ayr, -'L-A HM A J? 1 B81 GORDON HARRIS LEROY RUTH MICKEY EAGAN Tackle Fullback Tackle S TA TIS TICS First Downs Yards Rushing Yards P3.S51Hg Passes Attempted Passes Completed Passes Intercepted Fumbles Fumbles Recovered GHS 1255 723 4 OPPONENT 1115 4 LETT ER WINNERS not shown GARY NEWTON Halfback DOUG ADAMSON End DICK S WIFT Guard l an Q ? 2 . h PQ ,. 11,22 Doug Adamson moves in to stop Weed of Orient. Mickey Eagan listens intently to instructions by Coach Nelson while Clarence Jensen warms his hands and Dick Elliott watches scrimmage. BASKETBALL ,.--...x 1954 55 PASKETBAIL RECORD 'J' GI-lb O1 P Richland Atlantlc Y Exlra Elk Horn WDIBQOHBI Brxdgewater Exxra Dlagonal Wlnterset Y R ed Oak Perry Afton Guthrxe Center Cornmg Stuart '4fHome Games COUNTY TOURNAMENT Reserves GHS OPP Orlent Adam' Zxon SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT GHS OPP Creston Center Doug Adamson pameo hms teammates by droppznv xn 252 pomts for the season H15 axerage per arne was 15 7 poxnts Doug ms shown saormp two more polnts wmth hp 11 52 ......... ' ............ 27 41 . . . .... ' ..... . . . . . '35 46 ........ ' ..... . . . . . 54 40 . . . ..... . . . . . . . . 44 28 .... ... fi ' 1 ...... . .. vo ea... A .... .....4s 45 .... .... ' . .. ........... 38 59 . . ...... ' ............ 88 54 ........ 7' ' . ............ 35 59 ........ ............. 60 51 ......... Audubon ............. 65 38 ........ 'I' .............. 43 57 ......... ............... 5 1 67 ......... ' .... . . . 62 87 ........ 7' ' ............. 75 40 ...... . ':'7 .............. 32 34. . . . l . . . .24 32 . . . n . . .42 54. . .... ' .......... . .51 50. . . . . . . . 53 VARSITY BASKETBALL Hardcourt men break even with an 8-8 record. Following the football season, Coach Hof- meister was busy getting ready for the 1954-55 basketball season. Only three letter winners were back to help the team this year. With one short week of practice under their belts, the Tigers traveled to Richland for the first test of the season. This proved to be a successful trip as the squad notched their first victory SZ to Z7. As mid season rolled around the Tigers had a little hard luck and looked a trifle rusty on the hardcourt After hard work and some extra effort, the team demonstrated a new brand of ball as they battled Red Oak to a heart break- ing loss of 59-60. Since the Tigers had finally caught fire and were playing very good ball, they were looking forward to a fairly successful sectional tourn. ment at Creston. Unfortunately, most people were disappointed as the Tigers went down to de- feat by the Creston Panthers 53 50 The boys came back to win their two re maining games and ended the season with an eight won and eight lost record KNEELING B Ruth G Newton D Elliott T Nielson L Reis B MCVay L Jensen STAND ING M Erbes D Headley D Adamson L Hohertz C Jensen B Lents D Holaday Coach Hofmeister 86 . . n - - v - 1 - , . , . , . , . . - ' - 1 - v - f f , . , . , . , Adamson Elllott Newton Jensen Rems Ruth Lents Hoadley McVay Maynes Holaday Mlller Jensen Hohertz Erbes Va rslfy Record S TATISTICS MD MS Freshman Sophomore Squad 252. 85 Pe kham o1Co Do so Txpe ce er battle for the up o KNEELING: L. Richards, B. Hardin, L. Lents, B. Lydon, J. Vamivwaicr, J. Vanrierpool, W. Foster, P. Weber, J. Abbott, A. Grothen, D. Glaspcll. STANDING: D. MrB1ain fmanagerj, T. Lents, L. Johnson, R. Porter, D. Walker, L. Maynes, L. McCann, K. Hcpler, 1.. Wcinhcirncr, M. Green, Coach Hofmcister. Letter Winners A battle for the tmp off starts the fourth quarter GARY NEWTON Senlor Forward DICK EL LIOTT SENIOR Forward BUD RUTH, Semor Guard CLARENCE JENSEN Senlor Guard 2 1 DOUG ADAMSON, Sophomore Center DICK HOADLEY, Junior Guard LARRY REIS, Juvuor Forward BILL LEN TS, Junlor Forward . :xl 1 40 Letter Winners Forward Dlck Elhott trxes for hrs second free shot agamst Stuart D ROW D Chxles D Swift G Har D L1 W Ma T o psu M Ahl STAND ING Coa h Robmso y c e a C L e son WRESTLING Powerful grapplers have successful season LETTERWINNERS b lb J1mm1e Wambold Denny Leander Jack Reed Don Thompson Daryl Kluever Wayne Bochart Darry Chlles Marlon Benton Wlllard Maxn D1ck Sw1ft D1ck L111y Gordon Harms w - 5 Q wr fr L o!4 El? . 5, L , gl-IATED: W. Bochart D Kleu D K pla D nder J e J ewamboi 5 N : . ' , 1 . ' ' lb. ' lb. lb. lb. 1b. lb. ' Ib. ' Ib. ' ' lb. ' ' 1- ...nm -Q l- f 'N 1954 55 WRESTLING RECORD GHS OPP Leon '1'Corn1ng, 24fLeon Cornlng Adel 'kCOTU1Ug '1'Audubon 4'Adel '1'Corn1ng Audubon 'YI-Iome Games Coach T 1 R01 xnson mstrurts heaxywt 1tGor1on Harrxs is he applxes the cradle pxnmng holl 0 Dxck Swlit As the weather turned cold the hgver matmen started workouts under theu' new coach Ted Rob1nson Laps on the second floor rugwed cahsthentcs w1th plenty of br1dU1ng developed many unused muscles and prepared the men for the rugged matches to come Durmg the sea son the flrst team was only defeated twlce by the tough eleven from Audubon The second team gamed much exper1ence by WTCStl1Dg before each mam meet They were defeated only once durlng the season and thls tlme by a sk11lful Audubon reserve On January 19 and ZO the flrst eleven traveled to Councll Bluffs for the Dlstrmct Meet J1mm1e Wambold 95 lb and Gordon Harms Hwt cap tured chstrmct t1t1es 1n the1r class wh1le Jack Reed was the runner up 1n the 112 lb d1v1s1on Due to an lnjury Jack Reed dld not complete ln the State Meet held at Cedar Falls J1mm1e Wambold and Gordon Harrls were defeated 1n the flrst round of compet1t1on Is thls wrestlmp or 15 Dmc Swmft Trym to wheelbarrow Jack Reed perfects hxs gulllotlne hold on Wax ne o hart h1s oppone nt '7 ,.4-' 1 l 1' ' . ' 3 43. . . . . . .10 41. . . . ' '. . . .8 ,V 2,1 47.... ...O n r' L 36 ..... ' . . ..... 11 J 48 .... . . . . . . 3 ' - 33 .... ' . . . 17 ' .. 18. . . . . . . .21 . ' -A 43 .... . . . . . 5 33 .... ' . . . .8 NX I4 ..... . . . .25 -Q V 7 ' ' ' ' ,cu ,J H A jc .9 - . .3 , . ,N . .. ph, s W xfl L S FICWIILU BASEBALL Win 5 Lose 3 Led by only four returnlng lettermen the GI-B baseball squad, coached by Lefty Hofme1ster turned rn a 625 record After openmg the season wlth flve wms the men on the dlamond hxt a snag and lost the fmal three games A tough Or1ent team defeated the Tlgers 7 5 1n sect1onal Play LETTER WINNERS Dean Leuthauser Harold Llsk Ne1l Lundy Dan Newbury Clarence Jensen Gary Newton Darry Chxles D1ck Hoadley Larry Jensen Bob McVay Gene Onken Doug Adamson Larry R1chards UPPER Outfxelders Gene Onken and iff QQ!! Gary Newton get a lesson on catchmg flxes from Darry Chxles MIDDLE Ne1l Lundy backs up Dxck Hoadley m case he masses a hot grounder LOWER 1954 Baseball Squad QKnee1 mg B McVay K Hepler L John son G Onken L Rxchards R Porter L Jensen QStand1ngl Coach 92 l fulflfl Hofmemster N Lundy C Jensen D Leuthauser D Chxles D I-load ley D Newbury D Adamson G Newton H Llsk 5 ' I -41 XE! 1 I' Y I a:'.Q - , ' X,45 I ll ll I . . ' l '. . . ' 1 . . ' -' m. 1 . H . Q , fp - , ef . I , ,. - Q, 1 l fx G x K-fi' N , l-.O - A' ' - L v h . . V y' LGF Q, fr!! ff H N ' A xg ,. I : A . N ' -ls . . - f gi - if . . ' .' , 1 'SMU' Ixx, '. ' ' I f -' X ' gh . , . - , . . l v A , . ' . 1? -.L 'W' - R -r 85? X PF' QM 'ff'-ws, -Ls. 1 v mvn f 41 29 Q x -Fi 'dsl' Ql'w-Yr R' 4 gh-11.5 4 u ':- Hr 'C' 'i53 'f ,uv v nv. vang. WW. W X 4 0 ar'-if- 'Txnf in 'B' hc... ' -1. 0381 ' fi I-P x ,, 'L' !'W5 :f' Leadxng hltter Clarence Jensen 15 Dean Leuthauser works for a strxke Catcher Larry Jensen momentarxly ready for another home run UU 1954 BASEBALL RECORD GHS B rldgewate r W'Fontanel1e Macksburg '9'Or1ent Afton 'R1ch1and Massena Cumbe rland 'YH ome Game s SE C TIONAL TOURNAMEN T OPP GHS OPP. 5. . . .Or1ent. . 7 waxts before makmg a second base throw an :- Relxef battery, Bob McVay and Burr Lxsk, confer on the mound for new strategy '1 - QR V . X - 1 ' U -...-.. y Y ' 1.45 O Q- ..- v ' -' -- .. M., ' 1' . . ' M- ,f' F 3 3 . .B A v - ---rf ,P P v WMA f , -.Y , Q ffff x ' -r-- 7 , 1 , , ,, ,, .. s ' ,J K U . 1 , K A 1 , - M- -M 0 - ' 1 , P, -.4 -A V ,X , , . 17, ' I ' ., , Q ' b., ' V. 5 1 'Ci Y U. ' - :'L-mf--l.1 Q., N f i - - t ' ,,,,, :.... .1+.,- 1 I 5: P ' 'wfr 'f' L 65 A H' is . we e 1' 'ff we I, . Ar-. ' .- . - .1-::M , I -. 2' F- ',- 5 . . -.4-fzfg. - 1 1, . ' 'f' .V .,--f - ' w ' 1 -. ff - ,. V, Q. - V: T- -.P-f' - 1 . 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' . . . .10 I 5 . . . . . . . . . . 9 X I 3 . . . . . . . .11 4 A '- - TRACK 54 trackmen wm second In district fx :ui 'N'-A 1954 TRACK SQUAD KNIEELIING B Ruby M McDermott L Calkms B Ruth P Musmaker P Hansen D Patterson G Vorrath STANDING M Mmller B Lents D Swxft 4:4403 -vvfq QM ,qw-, ...AH-3 .rv ,if .aw- Phxl Hansen tensely awa1ts the starters gun 94 Greenheld took part 1n the Dlstrlct meet at V11l1sca placmg second among all towns partdcxpatlng Two relay teams and a htgh Jumper quahfxed for the state track meet at Ames by plac1ng flrst or second m theu event INDIVIDUAL 'I..arry Ca1k1DS 'Ph1l Hansen '4'Max McDermott 'kDon Patterson +Pat Musmaker '9'Gary Vorrath '9fLeRoy Ruth 'R1chard I-Ioladay B111 Lents Mlke Mxller Rodger Rlce f9'Da1e Walker 4fLette r Wmne rs POINTS 4 34 -ii M11e Medley Relay team warms up for thexr last competxtmve meet L to R ob Ruby, Don Patterson, Ph11Hansen, and Max McDermott 1 I , 0 0 a - A .-, A R I, 9 in ' A A P., A' - , 4 l . . I 1 - 4 1' ' w ' - I , ' Ng A s M A. , if 4 tif. , 6 c, V V VJ' I U: . - 1 , , t 'U . -. . , 6. ' .6 ' , . ' 1, ,. X . A - . , , . . .-' ,Z -il .V A ', X ig J if 2 'V ft f, 'Q 75.91 'ut ' ' 38-If . . , . . . , . Z9 274- f A ' : . ', . , v. w ' , . , . ,y . v , . I , . I . l ' : Qi , . I , . , 25 -1K4 -V. Bochart, R. RICE, D. Mlner, R. Holaday, D. Walker, Coach B111 Chambers. vRobert Ruby Z1 26 34 ' Z5-lf4 ' 5 ' ' 14 D ' 10 , Z7-1f4 , 1 U 1 4 M 'hs .V A , x. 7' Q S .N e ' nga' L. ,rx 5 t . . ,- , ---r f xt M' , C' A , V . I Y --a.-LQ A' I A fi, . 1 Q -V ' f -' gf xi..-' . ,llfig 4 .f F I I - -,, ,P 4 h 0 - 3 I' - ' ' ' .. .y V qw Fly, . U y Tw klL?.,q U y f I . ,Z . In u .W V Q75 FS: JV..4 .'L 'i'i, ' ' - 4 1 ' ' ' . : B Two school records are broken. The Tiger trackmen had an eventful season, two long-standing school records were broken. Don Patterson lowered the l80 yard low hurdles record from 23. 5 to ZZ. 7 seconds. The mile medley relay team, composed of Phil Hansen, Max McDermott, Don Patterson and Bob Ruby, came close to setting a new record several times and at the latter part of the season suc- cessfully broke it TRACK MEETS State Indoor Meet w1th Stuart and Bayard Dual Meet wxth Stuart Dual Meet w1th Creston Dual Meet wlth Adel Drake Relays Creston Relavs Iowa Clty Stuart Stuart C reston Greenfreld Des Morne s Creston Ps 5 , '-N7E,, 'J rw- V ' PXV-. ,NX xx 'x A oxe mu pa ucxpatelx state track n eel Rxc Hola ax Pm Hanse Don Patterson Max McDermott Bu Rutx Bo! Rll Greenfleld V1ll1sca Annes Wmterset Greenheld lnv1tat1onal D1str1ct Meet State Meet Dual w1th Wmterset Q- I K eu- Mlle Relay team Composed ofPh1l Hansen Don Pattersor Rxrh Hola lay a l Rob Rubx. per eu 15 1s us xorm Bud Ruth wxn fxrst m dmstrmct meet Hwang 9 . IA ' 'x Z' ' 1 rx 1 I lx ri I', l ' , ' , ci 2, 1 vpy, I I 0 I I 0 I I I 0 I I I D q I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I O I .I I n I 0 A C . I I I I I I I I I I . . . . . . . . . . . Y D A - . - 0 - A I I 0 I I I I I I I l . Q . . - . . . . . . . . . . . I . v ' . . . . . 4 5 . T' -Q rg: - Q N I Sw ' 4 . 'I 5 . ..aA.-- - - ,xx.,, L K , 4 , I. f:-sz.. - f- , . , ,,, 4' M u ' ' - ' IA W' -- ' , K. ., ZA. 5', - 5 . fl u' ' . H- 'f' , J v -- , '- 4 , '.,.. tk.. ,,.V. -.vw ,V ' ' . - ' J tx.-. f- .., .. ' 4. , ' ' , ' , . 1, n ', nc I' f ' 3' P ' k - yn mx J X 'W XXXXC-QJQ 2 I ,M 20 J x w X 'LX XT FEATURE xl 1+ .J Q CH! 5 k-,XX , x 9 f INDEX... H7 13 ' X-N Q Q qs O cr Patty Hager reigns queen for 1954. t:+:'f Petite charmlng Mlss Patty Hager was the cho1ce of the entire student body for Home c0m1ng Queen Queen Pat's partmxpatlon ID the school actwltxes makes her a well known per sonahty around GHS N. S Queen Patty and her coud 'IF' L X N 4x'S STANDING Kathleen Holaday Phyllls Frxzell Janet Havens Kay Saclxett Patty Haver queen Leroy Ruth queen s escort Gerald Klrkland Semor escort Dxck Ellmott .Tumor esnort Clar ence Jensen fSophomore escort Gary Newton Freshman escort SEATED Debble Lynam tram bearer Jerry Thompson crown bearer ATTENDANTS -an -bw SENIQR JUNIOR Kay Sackett Janet Havens 'fi' N' sv- I FRESHMAN SOPHOMO E R Kathleen Holaday Phyllls Frlzell s-I - -f '-.--' -gk -3- .K ii- - CALENDAR OF EVENTS -iil 3 K -L -1- ' A-2 l.-l T SEPTEMBER 1954 AT RI 5 WED THU F TUE H MON TA K1CkO SUN at P 3 meet teacherfluno game 19 Radha Parentscornm m 2290 Vlctory oxerm Streak GHS fi-aygiis zoom to am Cont1rxUe?3WzaTET?L6 The 1 tbaxltea f r u1e 2 24 dixgtizg O by e ' 100 1954 S TUE WED 1954 THU en eIigfQr1?iuPSets G Sr record 6 FRI SAT B 05 1 Moo D men ful P U P xflllqyleover Stuart 13 agfy Crowne Quggi-:ie me 1'Set 6 6 1 1' VIC G00Se Ju SQFS defeated R nmfsp 2 Greenfield doigsngjunh Asserniiiilt Ff.1'Oth eSf0n 13 6 gram + J . 1-4 A . 10-- 4 e - fu: 11 f 5 z-- ' Q' , ? .Q - g , ' l -1z. 18 12 u- 25 19 ,N Z6 zz' ni: OCTOBER , 3 1-- . t ' H 10 U h,8v1N - , 4. 2-5 Z 17 O' -6-'15-:- - ' nm' 5 V I . Q d ho 24 ,, ' -2 . 261 ' Z? T' I ' 9-x . 28-- . . ' H by 16 31 I O P er ki V V 'L ' q KVV 4 ' I ' ff? Q. , , H, wi , if 5 uf , I I 5 0 ' Y -1 1954 NQ Y fffff' 'sfvv vq3AfBl? 5 '5 4 if , , ' ' 33 ' f ',H- 'E , If I R 1 MQN Q 7 2 gbssfs TUE Tx 1954 14 '6-,J ' Pla WE 1 Tw 1'. - y last T . H tg? Par plctufaes GHS Ove U FRI Z IC land Ojqfez-ence ISS 12 Qfxlns 1.1 e e Xzra grub part-21-Jonette Bat:-2 1-pgjgeeflz 2 e Y -E I 1115 W1 herleade Hs V 00 ball Wm DVI'-9 A lantlfan Lie? CC? 54 DECEMBER 19 4 195 AT HU FR1 S SUN MON TUE WED T E11 ott and Onken Our Rest1esS Eartlb M4 6 :Nr Cornlng 11 Outh Gov r DSW m BB wmth Dmzonal ati 7 BB at Elk Horn 1017 Wr wth Lew 1:11. GHS beat5 Brldgewagelft-r1stmas Concert 21 if Z0 White Gln OffeiEngChr1stmas vacatwn wr at E 6 glginlfsgts Zsxugs at Dwgonal 2 D at e Sr, 21 ,S t 13111 ec Y' 13 1Nj7 8' - 0 SAT 28 Ej-G- ' 7-,M . 16 P T ' h 1 ' -, BZJCAICSZC k 5-0 6 . ' ' . .23 . 95: , -- - -v --p z . t 13 S l t Q 1' ' gas' Zn 27 J A ' 2 . 1 1 I 4 M V 4 5 1-JI 1 . -- --1 A I ZZZZXI 12 - ' - . .- ' l I ,L 18 ' 19 -- ' 'A , 4 --' ' ' 9 ' 25 101 W 1 f- Ili 1955 JANUAR SUN Y 1955 MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 4 beats Wmte Masters 10 Cgset 5 Wr atAde1 7 1 Trung Wx. he Melody VI' 105 t Donkey SBC Audubon 15 Sem re 4 BB and Adel wr hgame 18 Perry Vs eggsr ends e Z7 C re 25 BB at Afton Z? BE Z4 rest on Vocal Festwal Z8 1 Bell GHS S W emhelmer W 1 Red Oak edges O I' d Servlce Queen 'R A ' 5 FEBRUARY 1955 195 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT to vmctory at Guthrle 1 b h s T1s2fS ep C u c eer GHS in sectlonals 10 Wind 8 Creston edges th Wmter Concert tgg1n513rcgoS:,er:uS:xZr1ei8WlrrlgerS meet Stuart at last Me t 9 1 me wrestlers at Dxstrmct Ziiiogirlgsabring 'Sweethearts' to formal Z Z7 Adam County Musm Festwal ZZ GHS revlves one act P1aY 5 -- M Z -- . 9 I ' ' . u .1 -1- I 16 . . -- - I . . 17-- 8 Z3 1 . 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I -A ' ' M, Q , TL X ,AX ,K . ,f - 4, x--P ' , .I . ,, ' -- l , . . -- 12 13 I . -- - HS - . . e I 1 -- 2.0 I ' 1 , 1-- -7 , 1955 l l' MARCH P-PML 4' 1955 THU FRI D TUE WL at GAA P1aYt SUN MON each WXS1 26 U21 d C g O L6 xv an51a1eewre5d:,q?sN:1ieh CE.?11joJVeek 5 1 G onsofff ws a 1 ht wal Y 59 A Y Te T, Cam L 1 Y an 15 and z X0 Y Teen APR1 X 01015 t 10 Concertxer vacavinrence Z mors Pfesen gas Con e ZZ Se t fefston Cleft Cofltes SAT tend we Con M3516 byes B O State 24 Sem 29 3 TCW' 'fix Li' 'N fqff 141 1955 MAY 1955 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 4 Assembly Program 7 .Irs glve Srs one last party at Banquet 10 Band plays at Sprmg Concert 13 GHS goes to D1str1ct Track Meet 4 15 Graduatlon begms wlth Baccalaureate servlces Honors given to all wxth spothght on Sen1ors on 21 Recogn1t1on Nxght 20 Farewell to Semors at Commencement Report Cards' ' Z ll ' -- 9 U HT . t ' 3 4--11 i4 - Y ' tl X6 . ' '. 3 . N g I I -'H - - ' - - .4'9 11--H 1-,S ' 1EuY 3 -- '-- ' 50 17 8 C . . . ' : t 9' ' 5 .WE ' ' itz? 4' I ' ' 'X ? ' k M me , 1 1 1 ' , , A, . I ' , X 1 ' . . G X . . 1' 'X I -- ll . -- . . . 4 7 8 - , ' ' . 1 15 ' - - . ' ZZ . I. Z8 Z9 10 4 JUNIOR SENIOR BANOUET in merou sta Hes io the w s amp Toastmaster Welcome Response Entertamment Entertalnment Toast to Semors Entertamment Toast to .Tumors Entertamment PROGRAM Dancmg Mldnlght Show Dean Leroy Ruth Dxck Elhott Leuthauser Mr Green Mr Rigby f . f f 1 V 5 'K - 1 1 , Q QQ r x 'G Gypsies Larry Ed Reis and Janet Satch Havens serve the stag-ettes. Gypsy Juniors entertain Seniors. MENU Tomato Juice gl Ritz Crackers Baked Potatoes Baked Ham Baked Beans Butter ik Rolls Jelly Tossed Salad Rellsh Tray Coffee Cherry 8: Apple Ple Ala Mode 'N-ul i A-5' 'Y g,.4- ,Je WM 3 .Q ' Keener' ,.f ' The ,Tumors pleasure was thexr mothers headache T Q1 Vs:-1 ww? STANDING Sharon Adamson Lola Baxer Nancy Weller Betty Gantz Mary Kay Kellam Dottxgene Don Carlos Janet Havens Janet Vandewater Dzck Hoadley KNEELING Darry Chxles Jerry Chxles Bxll Lents Bob McVay Rmchard Holaday Wayne Bochart Larry Rels V x :- K. 1 f .A . - q Q A Q . .. 5,1 - ' V fi .. rf . . A 1 , ' . A 1, - - Q J I , fs . .D . V .. C . i - rr 1. ' Q, 13' 1 , za , A Q- - G' 2-W 3 ff . Q 5 A .. 'Q I 1 f - 4. ei -5 Qu I . L I 5 . ' A U . M' f '--..,....w: 1 ff - 3 ' . A ' i . 'll . 1-. . 2: . A It N Z r S fge A u 4 i A i 0 ' ' in iz si ' 51? r 375' f lift' '7f ' ' - -1 s - - .' a Q M1322 al W s -' ' . ' J 5 Q , 4, y 9 . , lx , . . - , y I 4 X , . K af I . . I I 1 my , .N 1, va' t, . 1 .. ' . ' . ' ' ' ' ' iw 4 , ' A . ' L' 1 . r N.. , y fn ,l f v .1 . 1- N 4.. r is LM t yr B1 i r ,f ' F? v xi, X x J IS! '-.X , J' I ' . I 5, N - , VA ' Q I X if . V ,I, hp . , K 1 J , ' A ll l I ' , .. . !,, -1: -5-33' '-- L K .1 Q92 . , - V ' 1' ., -' LMNVV . N . JoAnn is watching Gary emerge from fnot a sctoch-tape boxl but a wardrobe trunk ..... also from that same trunk step- ped these dazzling models, J. Chiles, D. Elliott, G. Newton, D. Chiles, and B. Lents. 4 ii f in if? rffx 106 Lola and Sharon are busy as bees making a batch of piping hot chili Y-Teens stage lltwerpn pa rty. If you don't see the KRAZY KIDS QD. Don Carlos, S. Don Carlos, N. Weller, R. Musmakerj strumming their ukuleles, you lack imagination. S 5 1 ,'f I x 'ff ,J K ,f Q 4 Patty, Burl, Rae Jean, and Frank Carl and Lola Lake Lime ou! from the Sweetheart Dance Beverly approves ot Genllemarz for relaxation. ,lim's courtesy. arrive for the formal. HS li BII ' hmf GAAfml weef earl a lst e e or. . .or a. Fliere is serious concentration in the power room as the girls add the finishing Evenirig is climaxerl by tangy punch, strawberry suiiriaes, and heart- ouchcs for the big evening. topped cupcakes. 27 ,rgf'9' E Y., ' 1. vw ' e 7 . im '.., A 9 ': I -NJ -1 H '-'Q4 A' 1' 4'- - Ij . 1 f, X LT., , Q - Q V if ' A .. :V f i ' Y . , , . A ., 1 ...nf amy 'Y f fi :' if , 'i Q ' ' Ai f mx -, , , X . I Y tiny ,E sw I ? y' X Q ' . . ' A' x . ar 1 2 I ll Nxt , 107 1 at It ,F mf, 'Y 10 'iv- ,I X 1 Q v Q1 ' , -K ' I 42.314 J I I' J Fw 14? X, Ill' J' lf, f e fosox' 4 Q 4, 4' i SERVICE PEOPLE COOKS With the combined talents of Mrs Vera Dorsey Mrs Glenn Mulhern and Mrs Bill Mulhern the hot lunch pro gram turned out to be a success thxs year Superwsed by the Home Economlcs xnstructor Mxss Love hot lunches were served dally to an average of two hundred twenty three students JANITORS Thanks to the efforts of Mr Ralph Reynolds and Mr Harvey Dorsey alded by R1chard Beaman W1llard Mam and Donald Dunkerson our hxgh school was kept splc and span throughout the year A U er left Mrs Vera Dorsey Ce ter left M s Gle Mulhe M s N 1 Mulher o e e t Mr Ra h Rey ol ls C te let W llarl M1 X Donald Dunke son a ClR1Ch3I'fl Bea an Lower rxglt Mr Har ey Dorsey lu- l Q 'FUlv 1 N ,oh DA. inns ,E -fig ill g- . , . ,X . - 1 - I ' 1, ' . I I I . '-- l I v l 1 .Q t-J 1. . - ' . E 1 nu-rn A N , Q f '-f ' . . . . 'x . rr:-1-,L I 1 Q ix A' ' C 'E 1 R 1 ' ' .E ' 1 . H A .,.!.f 2 f Q. L ' I ,, ,IL ' gn! , fr, I ' hi' 0 f - . A I ' 8 I V. 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