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

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The Whole Truth , a three act comedy, was presented by the Junior Class on November ll, 1955. The family and servants promised to tell nothing but the truth, this brings about many complicated results. Dr. Fersig . . Elaine . . . Mrs. Embry. Bobby . . . Kinks . . . Anne . . . Bill .... Mrs. Hubbard Ollie . . . Mrs. Donahue . . .Ronnie Young . . . Barb Knapp . . Margaret Nixt . . . .Larry Stock Ima Jean Freeseman , Marilyn Andrews . Gary McWilliams . . . Roger Spratt . Marlene Kingery . . Myrna Ramker Mr. Martin . Mrs. Martin Johnny Martin Elizabeth . Helen Martin Rev. Teasle G. Mundorf. Aunt Mat . Tom DeNorth Lucille Armitage . . Johnson . . Harriet , !,w I Glen Dale Freeseman . .... Joyce Johnson . . .Bill Worley . .Evelyn Morey . . . Margie Noehl . . LeRoy Kingery . . . Roger Juhl . Elaine Teeple . . Bruce Marsh . . Judy Willy . . Tom Kline . Verlene Barth The Senior Class Play, The Skeleton Walks , was given April 10, 1956. The play was a spooky mystery-comedy in three acts.

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Dedication We, the annual staff, are proud to dedicate the 1956 Greene and White to Paul C. Olson, ln the past four years, he has guided our football, basketball, and baseball teams through many successful seasons. He has been equally successful as a teacher in the social studies department of our schooL During his stay at Greene, Mr. Olson has proved himself a hard worker at anything he has been called on to do. For these and many other reasons the annual staff is glad to join with the rest of the community in wishing Ole the best of luck in his new job at Decorah. i Fill' BACK ROW: C. Foster, B. Mead, D. BACK ROW: D. Busse, D. Wunsch,J' Brinkman. FRONT ROW: G.Vandevar, Hoben, S. Rottler. FRONT ROW: J M. Boller, S, Clark, S. Bartels. Kl'CIZSChmHl'. C- Crosby. J. Lindell. D Reed. The Battle of the Budget was presented by the eighth grade. In it three teen-agers sought to get larger allowances from their father. Sweet talk, clowning, and tears got nowhere but in the end the children received an increase. On the same night the seventh grade presented Tom Sawyer Wins Out. As usual Tom caused havoc with the aid of Huck Finn. After getting sick while giving an important speech las the result of smokingl and almost getting a spanking from Aunt Polly for it, Tom sends everyone into gales of laughter by having Huck Finn pull the teacher's wig off.

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FRONT ROW, Left to Right: D. Botterbrodt, D. Feldman, Secretarygli. Henning, Reporter, B. Worley President, B. Marsh, Sentinel, G. Lindell, Vice-Presidentg D. Barnett, Treasurerg R. Siemons. SEC- OND ROW: J. Knapp, R. Klunder, D. Ott, S. Needham, W. Boyd, R. Schafer, R. Smith, R. Landers, E Landers, G. Freeseman, TOP ROW: B. Meyers, J. Barth, L. Jepsen, D. Tiemons, W, Debner, W Ferricks, L. Voigts, T. Gitch, D. Dralle, L. Steenhard, L. Steere. Fa hion how On April 19, the combined Home Economics classes presented a fashion show in which the cos- tumes made this spring were shown. 'lu 0? Clarice Stephenson Home Economics