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

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X At Home Mr. Iohnk finds little time to relax with two small children in his home. What leisure time he has is devoted to records, piano study, and gar- dening. He is also kept busy selecting music for his many different bands. . . ' 1. Keeping those wrestling boys running the stairs of G. H. S. is a major pastime of Mr. Iohnson's. His hobbies are connected with the great outdoors--hunting, camping, and traveling. Advisership of the annual sophomore class, and G-Club were his headaches for l958-592 O fffqi Reading up o.. me latest band news is a early :ab f Mr. IOhnk's. arf - ft ' r Got that camping gear ready to go? Mr. Johnson prepares for Mrs. Kellan: enters another picture of her grandchild in that expanding summer vacation. scrapbook. My, what pride! A G. H. S. basketball game would hardly be com- plete if faithful Mrs. Kellam did not make her appearance. Besides being a very devoted Y-Teen and freshman class leader, Mrs. Kellam is interested in gardening and reading. Of course, her grandchild takes the spotlight always. Miss Love is definitely a woman of her word. She not only teaches home economics, but lives and enjoys it practically every day. Her attractive dress designs have caught many an admiring eye in G. H. S. -f 12 Miss Love puts the final pit: into :hu pattern before cutting. New spring Creation ? wuxm rpai 2 'ug

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ff Miss Barnes tediously cares for her many house plants Facult Relaxes In addition to her teaching, Miss Barnes is given the responsibility of school librarian. Her leisure hours outside the library are spent in reading, traveling, and homemaking in gen- eral. Mr. Cook is kept busy throughout the year taking pictures for the TIGER TALES and spon- soring the Hi-Y. During his spare time Mr. Cook enjoys his home-constructed hi-fi set, radio, and photography as hobbies. ,, . , 1 'Fw F: Q Q Early morning riser? Mr. Cook jots down notes and records the 6:30 QA. MJ Quite an angler. But every fishing rod must be straight. session of Continental Classroom. Mrs. Holland sure is brave! Sampling husband Dean's cooking! Ah, for married life. Right, Mr. Doose? Mr. Doose never reveals his catches, but all of G. H. S. assumes that they are great since most of his time is spent on the river- bank fishing or on the snow terrain hunting. Despite all these necessary activities, he finds time to be the Black and Gold adviser and a junior class sponsor. Sports events fill the life of both Mr. and Mrs. Holland. Mrs. Holland sponsors G.R.A., Mr. Holland advises the F.F.A. boys, and both are senior class sponsors. Their new home seems to be their pride and iov.

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Most Teaches Mr. Miller's main interest lie in athletics. He is head football and track coach, in addition to sponsoring the junior class and G-Club. Boys' physical education and World History occupy his time during school hours, so he finds little leisure to read or watch television. ls Mr. Miller contemplating for ton:orrow's classes? No, V. just watching a study hall. -'Q Mrs. Moe was kept busy this year by reviving an old activity in G. H. S. , speecn. Many students entered in various fields, and five made it to state. When visiting her home over the week-end, srie enjoys t.ie theatre and dancing. Mr. Poston and his two children eagerly watch Ioyce Rice appear on the Garry Moore television show. Mrs. Moe sits down for a relaxed evening of reading. Or maybe it's tomorrow's lesson. Although Mr. Poston attained his Bach- elor of Science degree in forestry, he teaches ' Biology and Industrial Arts. He is assist- ant Hi-Y sponsor, and occasionally enjoys reading and golf for relaxation. f5p k