Greene High School - Greene and White Yearbook (Greene, IA)

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I ' V , iiwggiiil 'IIN' pl SEPTEMBER September first could have been just the first day of any month, but to the students ,of Greene Hi, it marked the beginning Qf.9nother lep in their struggle .for knowl- edgef ,High school registration numbered 171. . On Thursday, the fourth, a group of seniors presented an assembly UTr8ditionslProgramH to inform the fnew Fresh and remind the others of the favorable records in sports, aeademics, and music that the stu? dents had to uphold in the dawning schoollyeart S6PtQmb6f'l2Q the o.H.s. football squad journeyed to Nora Springs toevictoriously open.the season with a 6-Q sec- 'cess. The days pre- 'ceding the loth found the more spirited and ener- wgetdc students practicing vigorl- ously for.cheer-leading tryeouts, but'only to awaken the.next mornmg with sore and aching muscles. 14. c WAY T 'WBA we . wt e Chosen bye popular student vote from a field of 3 groups were Ruth McRoberts Mary lNoehl, and Frances- Shultz to lead us in our ver- bal support to the athletic teams. A welcome visitor on the 25th, dne duly remembered by thejupper class- meng was Mr. Gates from Waterlooi who spoke to the assembly groupg Although School had been in proa g1'BSS just a month, a surprise but thor- oughly welcomed half-day vacation was enjoyed by all on Tues, day, the 30th. Cold weather had al- ready descended but the heating plant wasn't quite ready to do its job. 'd OCTOBER The evening of the third the Senior Glass formally initiated the Class of l95l into our midst at a high school party. The entire class' of bb members obllgingly attended. October sixth, the students were ed- ucationally and musically enter- tained by a concert harpist. Every one certainly enjoyed the lovely muy sic,