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

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V . 4 .w F MRS. LOIS HENRY B.S. Kansas State College, Extension work University of Iowa. Biology, Physical Education, Grade and High School. fG.A.A. Adviser, Cheerleaders Adviser, Senior Sponsorl MRS. BEVERLY MOE B.S. N.M.S.T.C., Missouri: Long Beach State College, Drake University. English I-II, Advanced Lit- erature and Composition, Speech. CDrama Club Adviser, Senior Play, Freshman Sponsorl MRS. DOROTHY WALLACE College of St. Teresa: B.M.E. Drake University. Vocal Music, Grade and High School. Uunior Sponsorj Moderate physical activity, such as swimming, bowling, and tennis, help fill Mrs. Henry's leisure hours. She too, enjoys cooking and baking unusual dishes. New and intriguing books hold a deep fascination for her inquisitive mind. Miss McCowen has added a little Moe to her name within the past year. During a free evening one might discover the former model dancing to Latin music or teaching others. Her artistic and creative talents are expressed through her original poems and love for music. Flowing strains of music may be heard from the apartment of Mrs. Wallace and her husband at any time. Bridge playing is one of her favorite pastimes and provides an opportunity to reveal her culinary arts by one of her exotic dishes. Mrs. Wallace eagerly anticipates her husband's approval of the MTS- Moe introduces Mrs- HEHTY to the latest Platter Parade. G.A.A. 's tangy punch. 12

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L+-ii FACULTY LIVES PRCJVED FASCINATING lmlfri Superintendent Green is right at home in the industrial arts shop Varied interests occupy the spare mo- ments of GHS's administrative staff and coach. Each spring finds Superintendent Green getting his boat repaired and fishing gear assembled for a Minnesota jaunt. Coach Ray acquired a golden tan managing the local swimming pool and attempting to par on the links west of town. Now we fully understand why our principal and lndustrlal arts instructor spent many evenings building his new and attractive home. Will Coach Ray use this material in world problems ? OMAR W. RAY B. A. Central College. American History, World Problems, Iunior Business, U-'ootbal.l, Track, Wrestl- ing, G-Club Go-Adviser, Junior Sponsorj H. W. RIGBY B.A. I.S.T.C.: Drake University. Principal, Industrial Arts. KStudent Council Adviser, Senior Sponsorl We nominate Mr. Rigby 'the Proud Papa of the Year rs., f

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Mr. Hofmeister's patience is significant of his love for fishing. Summer finds him playing a Kwickedj game of baseball for the Hawks. At the arrival of the hunting season, one would see coach's familiar Buick bound to the country for a day of hunting. Dah-dit-dah could be heard from Mr. Mathis' room as he demonstrated his radio set for the benefit of interested boys. An ardent radio enthusiast, he enjoys conversing with fellow hams. Too, Mr. Mathis has a great appreciation for music. You find him singing in his church choir and perhaps playing ,a piano in one of the school hallways. An outstanding athlete in high school, Mr. Robinson still likes to give a helping hand to the boys during football season. Agricultural projects furnish excellent subject material for his amateur photography. His versatile knowledge may be accredited to his hobby of reading. B. D. HOFMEISTER B.A. Simpson Collegeg Drake University. World History, Boys' Physical Education. fBaseba.ll, Basketball, Assist- ant Football, G-Club Co- Adviser, Sophomore Sponsorj REX M. MATHIS B.A. University of Iowa Consumers ' Mathematics , General Science, Physics, Chemistry. lHi-Y Co-Adviser, Freshman Sponsorj TED ROBINSON B.S. Iowa State College. Vocational Agriculture. KP. F.A. Adviser, Senior Sponsorl Coach I-Iofmeister convincingly points out to Ted Robinson why Under daddy's tutelage, Linda and Sandy make an early acquaintance Bulcks are the best buy. with Morse .