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

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nh FRONT ROW: C. Raper, L, Ashmore, J. Fox, W, Foster, B, Don Carlos, G. Schreiber, B. Wallace, A Sullivan, D. Gross. MIDDLE ROW: J. Kellenberg, NN. Draman, J. White, E. Johnson, L, Rogers, R. Elliott D. Simpson, F. Lane, R, Patterson, R, Schwartz. BACK ROW: T. Reis, P, Ray, K. Jimmerson, J, Howe P. Ray, P. Weber, J. Rigby, L. Beck, J, Christensen, D. Kellenberg. Boys' Glee The Girls' Glee Club provides special numbers for the Thanksgiving Service. He sat in the twenty-fifth row Qfive ini and stared at the figure on the stage. The Adair County Festival was nearly over, and in spite of the beauty of the music, he felt a little uncomfortable. The massive head of the music lover in front of him blocked out at least seventy- five percent of the stage, and his neck hurt from trying to see. He leaned back in his chair and opened the program. The rustling of the paper must have annoyed the music lover, because he suddenly became aware that the great head had shifted and one beady eye was staring at him. Sorry, he muttered. The girl next to himsneezed softly into her handkerchief. Again the great head spun around. Please, it grated in a stage whis- per. MUST you '? Must YOU '? she iced. Very good, he thought. That's Culture. 29

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'IGN Glee Clubs Sh-everyone-sh-h can't you be a little quieter? Do you realize the program has started and this hall sounds like a swarm ofbees '? whispered the student supervisor to the noisy bunch of chattering girls who were standinginthe hall. With Joy To The World , the open- ing number of Angels We Have Heard On High , the Christmas Concert started its procession into the gym. Yes, I guess we'll have to now since we're practically ready to start singing, was the excited Qand perhaps a little frightenedj voice of a plump redhead who was experiencing a public appearance of this kind for the first time. The music floated from the mouths of 125 students partici- pating in the variety program of sacred, popular, folk-lore, and novelty pieces. FRONT ROW: S, Mueller, J. Glaspell, J. Smith, N. Jensen, G. Hager, J. Jensen, M. Dickey, D. Killion, T, Bradford. MIDDLE ROW: L. Webb, N. Deo, S. Ehrenfried, C. Patterson, S. Frank, S. Teter, B. Maynes, E. Hughes,C. Miller. BACK ROW: D. Murphy, C. Jones, P. Comstock, J. Herrick, A. Weaver, L. Bergmann, J. Schultz, J. Christensen, P. Hand. FIRST ROW: D, Hager, J. Smith, J. Miller, S, Stout, P, Chicken, J, Gantz, R, Stout, J, Cannon, C, Veatch, V, Green, M, Hoadley, D, Dietrich, J, Sturdy, J, Kellenberg, I, Murphy, M, Musmaker. SECOND ROW: N, Bochart, P. Fessler, S, Lundy, C, Comstock, K, Dodge, G. Wagner, C, Gruss, S, Ehrenfried, L, Weber, P, Sturdy, R. Green, A. Weaver, L, Laimhi, N, Deo, J, Herrick, J, Brockman, L, Webb. THIRD ROW: C, Schultz, M, Everllng, J, Lager, L, Marcum,N, Fox, B, Jameson, V, Seley, J, Wcinheimer, M, Ferguson, E, Shinn, B, Jacobson, D, Kil1ion,K, Kephart,S, Glover, D, Murphy, R. Duff, S, Don Carlos. FOURTH ROW: M, Wilson, B, Shinn, M, l.undy, Jensen, D, Calkins, A, Crawford, J, Rivenburgh, J, Connelly, N, Green, B. Erbes, L, Sackett, G, Parrish, M, Jensen, M, Kreis, V, Christensen, B, Poffenherger, C, Thompson, P, Rivenburgh. Girls' Glee 28

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The High School Band is at ease andtaking advantage of the fact before the whistle is blown signaling them to stand at attention and become prepared to start the Homecoming parade. Fall Festival, Creston Festival, Firemen's Parade, Joyce steps high as the first beat ofthe Homecoming parade Shirley and Mr. Johnk take time out fromplanning is played, not knowing that by February, 1958, she will have been for the Spring Concert to admire the pretty second rated the 5th best baton twirler in the nation. place trophy awarded the band for their performance in the Creston Festival. I