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

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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

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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

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