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

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With Tippy, the family dog, happily romp- ing about, Mrs. Kellam works industriouslyin hex garden. She is also kept busy managing her household affairs, but finds time to attend basket- ball games of which she is an ardent fan. For moments of relaxation, she enjoys club work and television. A cheery smile with a 'word to the wise' personifies Mr. Iochumsen. Thorough and energetic in whatever he undertakes, his philos- ophy of life influences all. Being a Sunday School teacher and Methodist Youth Fellowship counselor, his work, in all phases, seems to involve youth. One of his enumerable hobbies, photography, pictures his little niece, a favorite subject, in childish antics. Iovial Mr. Doose enjoys a good laugh anytime. His two main hobbies include hunting and fishing. Sunday mornings come and Mr. Doose serves as an usher in the Greenfield Methodist Church. Good to the last drop, right Mr. Doose? MRS. MILDRED KELLAM B.A. University of Iowag I.S.T.C. Mathematics KY-Teen Co- Adviser, Sophomore Sponsorj WILLIAM T. J OCHUMSEN B.A. I.S.T.C. Instrumental Music, Senior Science- fBand, Hi-Y Co-Adviser, Year- book Adviser, Iunior Sponsorj KEITH I. DOOSE B.A. Wayne State Teachers College, Nehraskay Stout In- stitute, Wisconsing M.A. Colorado State College of Education. Commercial lB1ack and Gold Adviser, Iunior Sponsorl Teachers too, enjoy ja s ssionsl

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RUTH M. BARNES 7 B.A. I.S.T.C.p University of :'Q ,A 3 Colorado: Library, Science, Colorado A 61 M. img H J Library, Latin, World Geog- ' l raphy, General Mathematics. CTicket Sales, Freshman Spon4 is - r sorj if Z .. . ark , f kzilllr . if MRS. ALISON D. ESCHER B.A. Ncrthwestern University, Drake University. P l -fu DARLENE LOVE pr B.S. Iowa State College ' SQ 1gf,3.Q:u Home Economics. 'tg Z lHot Lunch, Iunior Sponsorl 5 in F6 725+ ' 1 K- I 'S , n his , pg , , 4' No small task, balancing the budget, is it, Miss Love? . - Q. 1, ff , f . N . . I .........,, .,, ' 1 meld: 'V . V, gig, ,Q yt' I iw 4 K in Y 5 b , X 4. 'i A H' U9 English II-III. KY-Teen Co- Adviser, Sophomore Sponsor, Bulletin board of the year, Book Week, is particularly outstanding because of Miss Barnes'. active interest in the Iowa Association of School Librarians. Geography classes become more in- teresting through the use of phamphlets and pictures secured on her travels. Mrs . Escher's extensive European tours provide many long hours of colorful and in- formative discussions. Being of Scottish ancestry, her visit to Scotland had been long anticipated. Viennese and Parisian life proved to be very exciting as well as satisfying. Cooking unusual recipes and sewing are an important part of Miss Love's private life even though she teaches domestic science. Numerous experiences concerning her little nieces, which are educational and amusing are delightfully related to her many friends . Mrs. Escher and Miss Barnes discuss the highlights of their travels. JM N r..-,, Mx

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