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

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Foofball Top Row: Neil Wygle, Howard Schroeder, Harry Downs, Lawrence Beninga, Stanley Graven Bruce Menken, William Curtis, Bob Weiss, Paul Butler, Second Row: GerryJchnson, Arthur Peters, Lyle Rodman, Gilbert Dovey, Russell Jewell Marvin Moser, Roland Kingery, Bill Weiss. Third Row: Lawrence Litterer, Merlyn Ressler, Stanley Shook, Bob Albrecht, Clalr Weiss, Dick Shook, Robert Litterer, Dale Johnson, Coach Wolters. Fourth Row: Don Bartels, John Delnes, Lloyd Tindall, Charles Merfeld, Roger Johnson James Spratt, Edward Hardman, Loy Conn, w n N n w Il w u w u 4 Il 4 Il u u 4 Il + u Q 30 unnqnwuwnnuauwnwuwnwuuuwuwu+uwu+u+uwu+u S E A S O N ' S H E C O R D Nora Springs O Greene 6 Riceville O H O Nashua O H 7 St. Ansgar 19 H 7 Rockford 18 H o Manly l2 o Reinbeck 7 H 7 Ackley 55 o H-M' Ili- II-If HM: IH? IH? il-lr il-If IH! lil' ll-if UM Ill ll-I HMI Ili Ili Ill' HQ II it Il +0 rr -W Il it Il -It u it ll -N- Il -N- Il it Il 'N' ll M'

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Homecoming Cf I 947 Q' Queen and her Court The traditional homecoming activities were sponsored by the Junior Glass during the week of October lb, the high-light being the coronation of the Homecoming Queen. On Wednesday evening of that week, the parade of floats and a pep rally were held downtowng Lyle Hesalroad, president of the Junior Class, acting as master of cere- monies. Each high school class and various school organizations showed its artistic ability and originality through the unique floats, More than twenty highly decorated bicycles of junior high students followed the floats through the streets, Judges from the sidelines chose the NSausage Grinderu, made by the Junior Class as the winning float. Barbara Kyle's bicycle was chosen winner of that division. Members of the alumni and student body gave pep talks, the band gave special num- bers, and the cheerleaders led the student body in school yells for the rally. The traditional snake dance and bonfire were not held, Friday afternoon the students again reminded the citizens of Greene of the coming events for that evening, as the band followed by the student body marched through the streets. Short pep rallies were held on various corners. On the eve of October 15, the Ramblers met the Manly Railroaders. Defeat for the Ramblers and the broken arm received by Stanley Shook, captain, dampened the fesUAdty spirit of Homecoming, During the half of the game the coronation of the queen was preceded by special formation numbers of the marching band. Marian and her court, who were chosen by popular vote of the student body, then reigned over all, Rita Dralle, queen of 1946, crowned the Queen of 1947 with Verlene Barth acting as crown bearer. Bill Weiss, in the absence of Stanley Shook, presented the queen and her attendants with flowers. 29

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