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

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'12 Buslly typlng ln the llbrary Mlss Barnes relaxes a moment and takes tlme off to have her picture taken Mr Barnes sets up his tape recording equlpment, and prepares to record some students ln his English class Mr Cook is the science instructor and teaches three science classes physics, chemlstry, and general science Many nights after school he can be seen busily setting up experiments for the next day He sponsors the Hi Y, and attends many of thelr confer ences with them Hxs interests include hi fl tape recording and photography Mr Engebretson, the commercial instructor, was educated at Bemldjl State College He teaches bookkeeping, shorthand, secre tarial practice, and three typing classes, and is a Junior class sponsor The Black and Gold is published under h1s leadership During the summer months he plays golf and baseball Q6LC QV5 VL 0 Vlxss Barnes IS the High school llbrarianthlsyear She teaches general math and second year Latln She IS asponsor of the sophomore class Her mam hobby IS readmg books, and she especlally enjovs ch1ldren's books Mr Barnes was educated at Northwest M1ssour1 State College teaches three freshman Enghsh classes and one sophomore and one jumor class He helped students golng to speech contest, and vlorked wxth the semors on their play H1s outslde interests xnclude fly1n art work and guns Holding a model he has made of an atom, Mr Cook polnts out sodlum element number eleven on the table of elements C N In 6 .D Mr Engebretson reads the last edition of the Black and Gold and starts th1nk1ng of new ldeas for the next one J I L . . . . . rg,- I, Q 1 . ' ' . He A' y , :xxx ,K . . . . , . . u . . . . gy A ff ' ' . . . . , . . , I ' A as Y- 2 If ,. -Q F 2 I ' I' 3 H . H1 . ' 4 L . Ula X44 5 1 X , Pd 5 . V - 5 y lb In 45 V L, 1 Q, ' r V Pl l ,' B in - . I sa ' , , lu' , 5 .I 3 ,s - H 1 V s -Q , if B ,Z ,. . me ' D 1 . ' ,

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u--QQ LEFT TO RIGHT P Rob1nsonfSecretaryl H Vandewater C Linderman Not Shown Kenneth Leuthauser fTreasurerJ Welcher fPres1dentJ R J Green D Fry I Queck VQQVL LQKJ 60lfI'LlflfLlflJ'LLfg M00 ZZJCLI' Under the Amer1can system of pubhc educat1on the control of the schools IS anchored 1n the local communxty through then' elected Board of Educatlon now held 1n the fall The busmess transacted by the school board th1S year has been the purchase of two new busses and the removal of the bleachers from the old athletlc f1eld Also recommendations were dlscussed 1n regards to 1mprovements 1n physlcal plant, currlculum and faculty The snow storms and muddy roads also proved to add to the problems of the 1959 '60 School Board

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