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

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l w y As I write this personal message, may I say to the graduates of '57, we are sorry to see you depart, but more important we wish you individually a wholesome and enriched life. The faculty of the Greenfield Community High School is happy to have played a small part in your future success . d 21:74

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CLASS OF 1957. You have the honor and the privilege of being the seventy-fifth annual Graduating Class of the Greenfield Community Schools . Your education neither begins, nor ends, in the classroom. Education is life in the ma-king. Schools guide ,- direct and speed the process. May you as a class always continue to grow and assume your responsibilities of life . '

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Q6LC QV5 QAM' Age? ASZAOOK H. W. Rigby, principal of Greenfield High, attended Iowa State Teachers College from which he acquired his B.S. degree. He also attended Drake University. Mr. Rigby struggles every year with the graduating class trying to get them to go on to higher education and to apply for scholarships but it's the same story year after year, Ah I don't want to now, I am too busy. Won't it wait? As well as teaching industrial arts in school, Mr. Rigby spends much of his spare time working on his new home . Buzz-zz-zz, bang-ng-ng, crash-sh-sh,--come the sounds from first floor--you guessed it--Rig's at work and the whole school is wondering what he is cooking up now! ?l Oh, dear, we almost forgot his sponsorship of the Student Council. Beware, watch out for room 9 every two weeks because the seventeen people sitting there are trewing new ideas for the betterment of the school. Peering over the heads of all is Rex M. Mathis, the science teacher. Mr. Mathis attended Simpson College and received his B.A. from the University of Iowa. Last summer, he attended Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies in Tennessee. It was an honor and a privilege for Rex to be chosen as one of the few scientists from the U.S. to attend this institute. In addition to a full day's teaching of chemistry, physics, and freshman science, he sponsors the H1-Y and is a co-sponsor of the freshman class. A very versatile individual, Mr. Mathis sings in his church choir, enjoys reading, and participates in outdoor activities such as fishing and swimming. At the end of a busy day, this industrious teacher journeys home to spend an evening relaxing with his family. A well-known and well respected member of our faculty is Ted R. Robin son. A home town boy, Mr. Robinson attended Iowa State College where he re- ceived a B.S. degree. Ted is an active sponsor of the F.F.A. and senior class . Last summer, golf and amateur photography played second roles to his pretty, young wife, Patricia. Coming back to school, Vocational Agriculture be- comes one of Ted's main interests, where he teaches three level classes for all grades. Be careful now, Rig, no streakSl Mr. Mathis discusses his church solo with Mrs. Hoyt, his accompanist. up-.-me-m-.M-vw A I - st, U 'co' ,I Q' H Ted plays Bob Cummlngsg I wonder who the model ls?