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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1952 volume:

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CONTENTS Cur Administration Our Student Body Our Organizations Gur Athletics Our Activities Our Business Friends Campus Scenes L-. . . ingflqaffll hi Viewing the grade building from the Northwest. Without the yelling spectators and sweating gridmen the football field presents a peaceful scene. 4 Leaving the front of the high school building for lunch. 0 0 'O in My Wafer W, f ,, .fgw .,f .. D- 2'.,.,: I lv ' Af: , M -7 lf: ,,.,. After the snowstorm Mr. Reynolds goes to work. Greenfield High School The Old Pine tree with its garment of snow. . Q . . in dw ,ginring ,Q Mx -, tm rf 24 ' t tf X '-'ANN Q? V f+1i - f- f- - I W l- .. :- o --1. X t w 1 I W +5 Our Admlnlstratnon ....--- Li r., Improvements 'N-X., Supt Prmclpal Faculty .1 F --X., V iifv an o a t, tx o 1 - v Y Q 4 - L1 '-' fi 1 X N li 7.i, w t ' L1 I I 3 'li lv: A K E - . I . gl I , i I Fi i r g , Board ot Education g.. ,1 I 1 v ' ' fl- W t t X- . . -1' V 4 d E ' '-S -1 . f E .-. ...4l, ' Q... -, x or , r, - ig fi 1 .fl ,Z ,We f ? 1 X ' 'X D 'lt' V V 2 f ,J .Q 0 ,R a 601 X X W f X X J A A X x 5.45 7 School improvements during current year total fBl2,000. TOP: BOTTOM: Mr. Peynolds, Mr. Page, and Mr, Wallace assemble new adjustable desks. Mrs. Carlson spent much time on the first day of school ex- plaining to her pupils, how to use these new desks. Q, ig? wg. Board of Control Gouus of Avbudy fjmnafzomfafion Irma Bickford J'. N. Chicken I. E. Don Carlos R. I. Green I. N. Chicken H. W. Rigby LQ. A. Kitzmann Buifcfing am! Qmoumfi D. E. Clure T. N. Howe R. J'. Green D. E. CLURE PRESIDENT R, D. MAYES .T. E. DON CARLOS W. E. MCCREIGHT TREASURER SECRETARY MRS. IRMA BICKFORD I. N. CHICKEN T. N, HOWE Executive and Managing Editors plot the course. ,Cl ffm Cfaaa of I9 Q: ja ffm egzniom of 79 Schools are accepting the attitude that children learn best in a friendly cooperative atmosphere. The school aims to keep the children's interest alive, actively doing actively thinking, actively learning self-discipline, actively becoming a member of the school group. A school contributes rnost to a child's future by giving him satisfaction in his school life, and by letting him share in determining what it shall be. This helps the student build a deep interest and desire to participate in the living prob- lems of his home and community. R. J. Green CONGRATULATIONS: What duties will be expected of the class of '5Z? Certainly not an attitude of indifference or cynicism, or fear. It has been your privilege to attend an American public school, planned and promoted by men like Thomas Jefferson and Horace Mann to produce a people who can manage their affairs intelli- gently. You graduates must have faith in the destiny of the American way of life. We, the faculty, believe that your tasks are mainly three fold. First you must find a place in our economy and earn a satisfactory living: second you must learn to get along with others in their home, their community, and their world: and third you must be able to do your part in governing and furthering the ideals of the democracy in which you will live. We sincerely hope that you will achieve these objectives and that your future will always be abundant and full. H. w. Rigby R. J. Green SU PER INTENDENT H. W. Rigby Q- Department Editors keep 224 students busy. PATRICIA ALLEN B. A. Simpson Girls' Physical Education Biology fG.A.A. Advisor, Junior Sponsorl RUTH BARNES B.A. I.S.T.C.1 Colorado U. English, Latin, World Geography, Library fTicket Sales, Freshman Sponsorl DWIGHT BELL B. A. Iowa State Vocational Agriculture WILLIAM CHAMBERS B.A. I.S.T.C. Boys ' Physical Education, World Problems, Drivers' Training fFootba1l, Track, Basketball, G-Club Sponsor, Junior Sponsor, C. V. GEILER B. A. I.S.T.C. Commercial fBlack and Gold Advisor Footballj RALPH HOYT Iowa State, Idaho U., B.M.E. Nebraska U. Vocal Music, Junior Business fJunior Sponsorj 12 w u.,1sLAN1 1. Jvc:-1uN1Sx1.w B.A. I.S.T.C. Instrumental, Senior Science fBand, I-Ii'-Y Advisor, Yearbook Advisor, Black and Gold Peppers Advisori MRS. MILDREID KEZLLAM B.A. Iowa U. Mathematics fY -Teen Advisor, Sophomore Sponsorl DAR LENE LOVE B.S. Iowa State Home Economics fl-lot Lunch Supervisor, BOB NORRIS B. A. Simpson Social Science fBasketball, Baseball, Footballl DUANE PATTERSON Iowa State: B.A. I.S.T.C. Science, Trigonometry fHi-Y Basketball, Freshman Sponsorj I GERALD PROTEXTOR Morningside: B.A. Colcrado U. English, Speech fDramatics Director, Sophomore Sponsorj H. W. RIGBY B.A. I.S.T.C.I Drake U. Principal, Industrial Arts fS'cudent Council Advisor, Senior Sponsorj MITZ IE GEILER School Secretary 13 E -KK Xxxx X X Au - r - R ,xl ,..,-.-1' , rg.--1 l 1. 1 ,i Our Student Body 1,3 Sensors Juniors Sophomores f ' Freshmen 1l - WM L c 5 . Ll +0 Il Qj V ef 3 r Fl -E 5,12-f. . up 7 f' K 1-Q e o w 1 QI in ..,..... Ui' -il I 15'- Nf QT - ii f, gf -F, r ' fYf, l 1 l.,',, ,A NN HX ,. W X WY flpuifvy, V WI ylyy-dxi Ir ,v N f RW' J H M ! 4 5 -13 4 x +1 y L X QL! l u,, qw 'H , I xl! X 'N I w x14 1' T? N W X W J. Fx X d 11 l Nw L , p,JiJ' l I I I I f 4:74- C1155 'OF 1952 MOTTO Not the sunset, CLASS Blue and S ilv e r CLASS COLOR but the dawn. Editors Ann and Mary check the files for senior history CLASS F LOW ER Ame r ic an Beauty Rose CLASS SPONSORS R. J. Green H. -W . Rigby D. N. Bell OF F ICER S Class officers LeRoy Onken QSec.- easurerl, and Arlene Weinheimer I wa University Tr ' tl check an o ' QV ice - lPres rden Bub B mtc on , bulletin, while hes the shelves. Presidentl searc 16 f RICHARD IIEIFNER Class Officer ............... Student Council .............. 2 Hi-Y ............ .... .Z .3 Boys' Glee Club ...... .... Mixed Chorus .......... . . Adair County Festival .... . . One-Act Plays ........ . . . Class Play ..... ...... Football ..... ...1,z MARGARET CRAWFORD Black 8: Gold ............... Editor-in-Chief ..... .... Tiger Tales Staff . . . . . . . . Y-Teens .......... .... 1 ,Z Marching Band .... .... l ,Z Concert Band ............ 1,2 Contest fQuartette1 ....... 1,2 Creston Festival fBand1. .. 1,2 Pep Band ................ 1,Z Girls' Glee Club ......... 1.2 Mixed Chorus . ........... . 2 Creston Festival lVocal1 ..... Adair County Festival ...... Z Black br Gold Peppers ........ ClassPlay.... .... G.A.A...... ... ...l,Z MARY POFFENBERGER Class Othcer ............... Student Council ............. Tiger Tales Staff .... .... Co-Editor ......... ..... Y-Teens.... .... ... l,Z Marching Band . . . . ...... 1.2.3 Concert Band ............ 1,2 Creston Festival fBand1. . .l,Z Pep Band ............... 1,2 Girls' Glee Club ......... l,Z Mixed Chorus . . .... 1,2 Contest ................... 2 Sextette .......,............ Creston Festival fVocal1. . 1,2 Adair County Festival ..... l,Z Black h Gold Peppers ....... G.A.A. ...... . .... . ...... l,Z BECKY ONKEN Class Officer. . .......... . . Student Council. . . . . . . Tiger Tales Staif.... Y-Teens .......... .... 1 ,Z Flagswinger ..... ..... Girls' Glee Club . . ..... 1. G.A.A. ........... .... l .Z, G.A.A. Cabinet ...... . . . 2.3.4 President of G.A.A .... . . . ClassPlay......... . 1952 Honorary Seniors EDWIN WEISE Student C ounr il ................ 1. Black lhGc1d... ...2,3.4. Hi-Y .......... . . 3.4. Marching Band . . . . . . 2.3.4. Concert Band.. . .... 2.3.4. Pep Band ......... . . 2.3.4. Boys' Glee Club .... l,Z,3,4. Nlixed Chorus ....... . . . . . l,Z,3,4. Creston Festival fVocall . . .l.Z,3,.4. Adair County Festival ...... Z,3,4. Track .. .... ........ . .... Z. Baseball. . . . . . 3.4. CARL SCHWARTZ Class Officer ...... ............ 3 Student Council ........... . . . 4 Hi-Y .............. . . . 3,4 Boys' Glee Club .... ,,,, 4 Mixed Chorus... ,,,,, ,,,4 Football ...... , , ,l,2,3,4 Track ....... . ,,l,Z,3,4 G-Club... 2,3,4 SHIRLEY SAFFER Y-Teens ....... ......... l .Z,3,4. MARY ROBERTS Student Council ............... 4. Black 8: Gold ..... . . . 2.3.4. Tiger Tales Staff. . . ..... 3.4. Y-Teens ........ .... 1 ,Z,3.4. Flagswinger ....... ....... 4 . Girls' Glee Club .... ..... 1 .Z,3,4. Mixed Chorus .............. 2.3.4. Creston Festival fVoca11 ........ 1. Adair County Festival ......... Z,3. G.A.A .................... I,Z,3,4. G.A.A. Cabinet ........ ....., 3 ,4. Black Az Gold Peppers ...... 1.Z,3,4. Drama Club ........... ..... 1 ,Z. One-Act Plays ........ .... 2 ,4. State Music Festival.. . . . . .3. 17 KEITH ACKER l-li-Y........ ........ Boys' Glee Club ..... . . Mixed Chorus ......... . Adair County Festival ..... Football ....... .......... Basketball . . . . . . Baseball . . . . . . RUSSELL BITCON Class Off1cer....... ...... Hi-Y.. .... ............. One-Act Plays . . Class Play .... Footbal1..... Track.... .. G-Club... ..... CARL A. CARLSON Class Officer ............. Tiger Tales Staff . . . H1-Y . . . ......... . . . Marching Band ..... . . . Concert Band ............ Executive Chairman ....... Creston Festival fBandl. . . Pep Band ................ Boys' Glee Club .......... Mixed Chorus ............ Creston Festival Wocall. . . One-Act Plays ........... Class Play... ...... Football .......... . . . G-Club ....... . . . . . All-State Festival. . . . DONNA CLARK Y-Teens ......... . ........ Black 81 Gold Peppers . . . . . . 18 2,3. 3,4. 3,4. 3,4. 3,4. 3,4. 3,4. .2. 2,3. 2.3. .3. l,2. 3,4. .4. ..3. 3,4. 3,4. . .1. 3,4. . 4. 3,4. 3,4 3,4 3,4 3,4 3,4 . 3 3,4 Z,3.4. . 3 3,4. 3,4. 2,3. Senior Editors LAWRENCE BITCON Class Officer . . ...... . ........ 4. Vice-President ....... ......... 4 . Tiger Tales Staff. . . ..... 3,4. Hi-Y ............. .... 2 ,3,4. One-Act Plays. . . ....... 1,Z. Football ....... .... 1 ,Z,3,4. Basketball .... .... l ,2,3,4. Track ...... .... l ,4. Baseball. . . .... Z,3. G-Club ..... .... 2 ,3,4. President . . ...... 4. MARYANN CAMP Y-Teens .................. 2.3 ,4 Girls' Glee Club ........ .... Z ,3,4. Mixed Chorus ......... ....... 4 Black 81 Gold Peppers ....... 2,3,4 Class Play .......... ....... 3 G.A.A. ..... . . . .... 2,3,4 BETTY CHAMBERS Y-Teens .... .. . .......... 1,2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club ..... ...... 3 .4 MixedChorus.... G.A.A. ......... .. .1,z,3,4 G.A.A. Cabinet . . . . . . . 4 PAUL FRIZELL Hi-Y.... ......... ..... .Z,3,4 Marching Band . . . . ..... . . . 3.4 Concert Band 2.3.4 PepBand........ ...3,4 Boys' Glee Club ....... . . . 2,3,4 Mixed Chorus .......... . . . 2,3,4 Adair County Festival .... . . .2,3 Basketball ............ . . . 1,2 DONNA GREEN Tiger Tales ................ 3.4 Y-Teens ........... .... l .Z.3.4 Girls' Glee Club ......... 1.2.3.4 Mixed Chorus ............ 1.2.3.4 Adair County Festival ........ 2,3 G.A.A...... ..... ........l,Z.3.4 Black h Gold Peppers ..... '. 1.3.4 DramaClub... ..... One-Act Plays .. . . .. . .Z.4 KENNETH HOADLEY Student Council ............. 3,4 President ....... .... 4 Boys'Glee Club... .. 4 Mixed Chorus ........... .... 4 Adair County Festival .... .... 4 Class Play ............ ..... 3 Football ..... ........ 4 Basketball . . . . .. 1.2.3.4 Baseball .... .... Z .3,4 G-Club... ....3.4 RICHARD J AMESON Hi-Y...... ......... ......,Z.3,4. DONALD KLUG Hi-Y...... ...... Boys' Glee Club ...... .... 4 . Mixed Chorus ......... ...... 4 . Adair County Festival .......... 4. Football ................. 1.2.3.4- Basketball .... ..... 1 .Z- T,-ack ...... .... 3 ,4. Baseball . . . ..... .l.Z G-Club . . . .... 2.3.4. Class of 1952 MAX HALL Hi-Y ................. . . . 2.3.4 Dra.maClub... One-Act Plays 1.3.4 Football ...... , , , 1,2 Basketball .... ,,,, 1 WENDEL HOLLIDAY Hi-Y......................Z,3.4 Basketball.... ..... ........Z.3.4 Track .... ...3.4 WANDA JOHNSTON Class Officer .... .... . . . . ..... . 2. Y-Teens ...Z.3,4. G.A.A. ....... . . . 2.3.4. THELMA LONGENECKER Y-Teens ................. 1.Z.3.4. Girls' Glee Club . . . . . .2.3,4. Mixed Chorus ....... . . . 2.3.4. G.A.A. ................... l.2.3.4. Black 8: Gold Peppers. . . . . 1.3.4. 19 GAYLOBD LOVELL Janitor . ..... .... . .......... 3 ,4. LEBOY ONKEN Class Officer .... ...... Secretary ......... . H1-Y ....... . . President. . . . . Concert Band . . . PepBand... Football . . . . . . Track . . . . Baseball . . . ANN POWER Black 81 Golu.........I. Tiger Tales Staff . . . . ... 1.4. 4. ..Z,3,4. ....Z,3. .3. l.Z,3,4. 3,4. 1. ...3,4. ...3,4 Co-Editor... ...... Y-Teens .... l,2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club . . . . . . . . . . Z,3.4 Nlixed Chorus ............ Adair County Festival ..... Creston Festival ......... Black 81 Gold Peppers ..... G.A.A. ................. . G.A.A. Cabinet ....... . . DICK RAPEB. Hi- Y ................... Boys' Glee C1ub........ . . 2,3,4 ...Z,3 1,z,3,4 l,Z,3,4. .....4 ..4 4 MixedChorus.... Football....... l,Z,3,4 G-Club ....... ....... 4 Z0 Senior Editors BILL MC BLAIN Boys' Glee Club .... .. ..... 1.2.3.4 MixedChorus............. l,Z,3,4 Adair County Festival. . . . . . -2.3.4 F'ootba1l............... Basketball... Track MARY PARLEE Y-Teens................. President. . . . . . Marching Band . . . . . Concert Band . . . . . . PepBand........ .. Girls' Glee Club ..... ... ...l.3 ...l.2 ...Z.3 1,Z,3,4 . . . . . . 4 l,Z,3,4 l,Z,3,4 1,Z,3,4 l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus . . . . . . . ....... 2,3,4 Adair County Festival . . . . 2,3 Black B1 Gold Peppers .... ..... 1 Draxna Club ........... ..... l G.A.A. .............. ....1,Z,3,4 ROY PRICE Hi-Y ................... .... 3 ,4 Basketball .... - - - 2.3.4 BILLY REED Hi.-Y . . . ......... .... . . . .4 HARRY SACKETI' Hx-Y..................... Boys' Glee Club .... Mixed Chorus ..... Fontball......... GAYLORD TETER H1-Y... ................. . Football.... Track.... G-Club . . . NORMA TILK Class Officer , , , , , ,,,, , Student Council ,,,, , , , Y-Teens ........ . . . Flngswinger ....... .... Girls' Glee Club ..... . . . Mixed Chorus ............ Adair County Festival ..... G.A.A. ................. . G.A.A. Cabinet ..... . . . . JOAN WAMBOLD 2,3,4. . . . 4 . . . 4. ...Z. Z,3,4 Z,3,4 Z,3,4 . . . 4 ....1 Z,3,4 . . . 4 Z,3,4 Z,3,4 Z,3,4 Z,3,4 4 Y-Teens.......... ...... l,Z,3,4. Girls' Glee Club .............. Mixed Chorus . . . DALE WHITE ...4. 4. Student Council ............. 1,2 Black k Gold . .. . . . Z,3,4 Hi-Y ............ . . . Z,3,4 Boys' Glee Club ..... . Z,3,4 Mixed Chorus ......... . . . Z,3,4 Adair County Festival ...... Z,3,4 Drama Club ......... ...... I ,Z. One-Act Plays .... . . 1,2,3,4 Class Play ...... . . . 3, Football . . . . . . 1. Basketball . . . . . .1,Z. Baseball. . . . I,Z. DICK SCHNEID - H1-Y ......................... Z Marching Band . . . .... . . . 1 Concert Band ....... .... l ,Z,3 Pep Band ............. ..... I Black G: Gold Peppers One-Act Plays ......... ....... Z Football ....... . . . l.Z,3,4 Basketball. .. .... . . . l Track ...... l,Z,3,4 G-Club . . . .... Z,.3,4 ELAINE WULFF SHELLEY Dexter High Scliool.... .... .. .1.Z. Y-Teens....... ..... Girls' Glee Club. . . .... 3.4. Mixed Chorus .... . . . 3,4. One-Act Plays . . . . . . 3. ESTELLA THOMPSON Y-Teens ..................... 3.4- G.A.A. ................ .... 3 ,4. Black k Gold Peppers ,,,, , , . ,Z,3. ARLENE WEINHEIMER Class Officer ................. 4. President .......... ..... 4 . Tiger Tales Staff .... ..... 3 ,4. Y-Teens... ...... l.2.3,4. Girls' Glee Club. . . .... . . Z. G.A.A. .......... . . .3,4. G.A.A. Cabinet . . . . . . 4. GENE WILLIAMS Football .... ............ . l,Z.3,4. Basketball .... . . . 1.2.3. Track...... ...Z,4. G-Club.... ...3,4. f n ot s hownl DON DUNBAR Baseball... ..... 21 From the files... S' ORS 1-MEN 1943-1949 SPONS e FRELS Ev-1:N'1'S 1 Opened , . o ken Aug- Tl Sgcreofhrnnn mir-muon Miss Barnes U 11. ' , LeR cY Sei 30 Homecomingr Week M155 k Oc . Y -Teen Twe P Party Schoenbec NOV' 1 Sophomore, Freshman Pax-'cY NOV' 1133 Freshman. 50Ph0more Feb. Z7 School out MBY CLASS OFHCERS mon uoHT ,Y -Q-4 Le? OY Onken President Mary Pofienbefger Vice-President Becky Onken Sec. gl Treas. STUDENT COUNCIL' Edw in W eise Arlene Weinhe imer Norma Tuk Dale White SOPHOMORE 1949-1950 EVENTS Aug. 29 School Begins Oct. 21 Homecoming, Griswold Nov. 15-16 Annual Pictures Dec. Z3 Christmas Vacation March 10 G. A. A, Formal Dance May 6 Junior-S enior Banquet S PONSORS Mrs . Ke 11am Mrs. Butler CLASS OFFICERS Richard Heifner President Russell Bitcon Vice-President Wanda Johnston Sec. 8: Treas. STUDENT COUNCIL Dale White Arlene Becky Onken Richm- W e inhe imer d He ifner HIGH LIGHT 1 Us , 1 I . ir VENTS 951 - . SPONSORS wm- Aus- za s h T rm Sept. 30 YC O01 Opens get, 20 Hgnieen Conference C1-'. ecofhin , J-an. gunior Clasfypsigilart Miss Allen 1 May 5 'A'A' Allstar C , M Junior -S . S Oach Ch ' ay 23 School Orig-nor Banquet ambfrs i Coach Butler CLASS OFFICERS ' C.. ii- HIGH LIGHT 1 Carl SChWartz ' - c President I arl,Car1s0n ICE-Pre .d NOT1'T1a 'I-uk Sl ent Sec, 3, Tre as Ilggchard Heifner IL i Benlfeth Headley C y Ollken . V- Mary Poffenberger SENIOR 1951-1952 EVENTS SPONSORS Aug, 27 School Opens Sept. 11 Initiation, Freshman Mr, Rigby Oct, 5 Homecoming, Guthrie Center May 3 Junior -Senior Banquet Mr. Green May 15 Class Night May 18 Baccalaureate Mr. Bell May Z 1 Commencement F : I GH LIGHT CLASS OFFICERS HI Arlene Weinheimer President Lawrence Bitcon Vice-President LeRoy Onken Sec. 8: Trees. STUDENT COUNCIL. Carl Schwartz Kenneth Hoadley Mary Poffenberger Mary Roberts Associate Editors work hard to entertain seniors. CLASS OFFICERS CLASS SPONSORS Mike McDermott ........ President Miss Allen Clark Roberts ...... Vice-President Mr. Chambers De101'6s Huff . . . ...... Secretary Mr. Hoyt Wendell Winn .... . . . Treasurer lk lk if Ik lk wk lk lk lk if As the curtain rose on the play High School Days in GHS the Juniors thought, as every other class, that they had the leading role. But they were confronted with many perplexing problems. One of the first functions was the presentation of their successful class play, The Million Dollar Cook . The net proceeds of the play were added to the Junior -Senior banquet fund which they were constantly striving to increase. The big moment had finally arrived: it was now their turn to entertain the Seniors at the high light of the year, the Junior -Senior Banquet. They chose for their theme Oriental Gardens . As the evening got well under way, the class realized that all the ir efforts for a successful banquet had not been in vain. The Junior boys contributed much to the athletic depart- ment and were also active in mus ic. Not to be outdone by the boys, the girls were active in music and the various organi- zations, in which many of them held high offices. Four of the six cheerleaders were Juniors. A large number of Junior boys and girls found their names on the honor roll. Now as the year has drawn to a close, their experiences have given them many happy memories. Though they cannot fortell the future, they look forward to next year when their class may carry on the Greenfield traditions. fa., w 1 w 1 ff . J. 'lf f fem Y ,WM AV 5 - 4 315 l' xg . 'W ,pw 1 qi. 53.12 iv xi x gym: . :ap .. M., K, 5 E, . f .Q Q . ix- , ,T 5, 'K 4412 k it Gigi? 4 V, 2 g 5:53 DELOR ES HUFF WAYNE JAMESON VER LA JENSEN BETTY KEESE HELEN KING GEORGE KIRKLAND MARY LANE VERNA LANE MAR LAN LILLY BEVERLY LUNDY DELORES LYDON MIKE MCDERMOTT CEC ILIA MILLER LUELLA REEVES FRANCES REIS CAR OLYN R IGLER CLAR K R OBER TS LARRY ROBERTS DAR LENE RUTH VERA SACKETT ROSALEA SILAS THELMA SKELLENGER DONNA WALKER DON WAMBOLD REBECCA WEAVER SHIRLEY WESTPHAL DONNA WHITE BONNIE WILSON WENDELL W INN IEANETTE W IGI-IT LARRY WRIGHT ALVIN BEAN IUNIORS NOT PRESENT WHEN YEARBOOK PICTURES WERE SCHEDULED. er-vpn 73,5 gfisi 5915255 H if 2' 'S jun-um W g VV., W I , , X V J M xf-L ii I , X IC,, A ff BILL BARNES DEAN BOHAN g DON IOHNSTON , EWR AC , 4' ' A gm . hw 5 DARYL MUELLER ,f ,Z .W Class DALE SHORT AU DRA SKELLENGER ELDON WEBER Not Shown COLE 1953 L. BA IER S. CAMPBELL M. ERBES S. GIBSON B. RUBY President BASSETT L. BENTON . CHAMBERS B. CHICKEN . EVERLING M. FOSTER . GR OTHEN P. HANSEN T L L B BOCHART L. CALKINS COMBS J. DINKEL FUNKE .T. GERE HARDIN S. HINDS Roving Editors Z8 C. SCHNEIDER Vice - Pre s ident M. LOVELL Sec. -Treas. CLASS OFFICERS Bob Ruby ............... President Carolyn Schneider. . .V ice -President Mary L. Lovell . . . . . . Sec -Treas. Mrs. Kellam .... . . . . . Sponsor Mr. Protextor . . . .... Sponsor Mr. Norris .... . . . Sponsor 7? f -ww ,. . 5.1: ? Q.. .MA zgirsvx YW Ki yn... eff.,- v. ,, - . 115.55 'Q 4. X WYFET-Si, ' ,ik ,. S , QW A ge . K, WW is , .mx QW :T A wx WX LQ-,X . 'Melia ffegm A -'ff , X f X22 ,Ai A 'WH-A My ,Nw ei ' i 5 f ,gif 1. wisfzfi. uw M , kk 4.15 J, -,,,L f-wzm:1.- .2 ,sl ws- J i.t...lQ in I YS ., iw' ' Aff, :SL V K kik' QA M .gig Q- 13 ffigfi' ,, Qf. f A :X ii ? ff ' , W a, Lili- TC! -l . w2fi+S,s5gfw,,, I ' MASQ, may, ,, EW: S21 ' :Vi E . A.. V. Q ,M . Q1f i'pEiw, JK.-Ish, if 1,622 Qlivgf QQ 'SP , 1 ...W . f Q .V,, . V., 5 ., ,, I 4' 5' - ww 2,3123 at ' , '92 fvrf H I if 343, - K MA gun.. ,gygfif-wae1eeQ,. ' -- M .ffm-ffm, ,L X . ,... , Al, , pw. -ff:?frP'Q Q X 30 MMS IK tk N X as N g so tt tt lf t w 'i I' t v c S K IH as f o t tl as l X t l ' A 'A ' -4 1 --t 1 t ts: -- --- :Z 1 R . . ' l lf Our Organlzatlons t lv ll X .Student Council t ' E. . . R ,Publications lui I 'ic ,Raligious - f ' A 1. Athletics -. iii .Music If-kJ .Drama ' , -if-wg .,- -1- -s iz 'il- j' yl -xi- . 1' ..- ii.-l x , If Jfsff Q! , 7 'I f xx x,,f 'I I V I xQfX N ww lx l XX A ' 2,75 ' .ln .f 1' , x J ,4 , 1 . ' .lf Q vi Ken Hoaciley leads Student Council Activities. STUDENT COU NC IL MEMBERS SENIORS IUNIORS Clark Roberts Mike McDermott Larry Robert: Mary Lane Kenneth Hoadley Mary Poffenberger Mary Roberts Carl Schwartz Dffwzzi Kenneth Hoadley ........ President lviary Poffenberger,.Vice-President Carl Schwartz .......... Secretary Mary Roberts.. . . . . Treasurer H. W. Rigby ........ ..... A dvisor Homecorning decorations at th S OPHOMOR ES Carolyn Schneider Robert Ruby Mary Lovell Max McDermott FR ES HMEN Ramona Lane LeRoy Ruth Seated: Max McDermott, R. Lane, K Hoadley. R. Ruby, S. Don Carlos D. Swift, M. Roberts, M. Lane M. Lovell, M. Poffenberger Standing: C. Roberts, C. Schwartz, L. Roberts, Mike McDermott, C Schneider. Sally Don Carlos Dick Swift Qqatiuitisi Sponsored Homecoming Christmas Building Decorations Started Life Adjustment Program Showed Series of Occupational Films Coeducational Dancing Classes e Athletic Field greeted returning Alumni. . 3 ,,.,,w i ff- A t V: a t pc aaaa' , ' i a A - .S p S . ai.- g t . . K' E ' - ,V . . if taligfffjE1i1fS2.3 a i f ' f,i.i..5i+i. -Lipnezi. 414 Homecoming Events Upper Right: Becky Onken reigns as queen. Middle: Queen and her court, Left to Right: B. Bitcon, D. Klug, C. Carlson, S. Don Carlos, R. Sims, queen M. Parlee, C. Schneider, C Schwartz, L. Onken. Crown Bearer! L. Gibbs Train Bearer: H. Duff Lower Left: Captain Bub Bitcon has first dance with Becky, Lower Right: The traditional Grand March. ROW 32 ROW Z! ROW I: S. Erbes, Associate Editor: Reporters--N. Connelly, K. Kapfer, L. Reeves. D. Lydon, P, Everling. T. Bochart, Reporter: Associate Business Managers--B. Ruby, P. Musmaker. H, King, Associate Editor: E. Weise, Reporter: D. White, Business Manager. Mr. Geiler, Advisor: M. Parlee,Typi5tg M. Crawford, Editor-in-Chief: A. Power, Typist: M. Roberts, Reporter. The Black and Gold is the school paper which is published once a month. It re- ports all current activities that are hap- pening in GHS, such as! plays, sportl, Black and Gold keeps students assembly programs, school dances, and club meetings. A section of the paper is also devoted to the grade school. This year three new features have been added to the Black and Gold--a roving reporter, headings for the sports and music sections were revised, and the gossip column was changed to the Vacuurn Cleaner, well posted. Edafo-ual' Sfaff Helen looks on as Marg measures U at Buiinzii the Column and Shirlee reads a Mary pecks fslifientiiicallyl as Pat' Bob, and Dale fold and P1'9Vi0u5 issue- time draws near for the publl address B 8: G. cation of the B81 G. ROW 3: Assistants - D. White, Sophomore: D. Lydon, V. Gilbert, Freshman: P. Hamilton, F. Reis, Junior : D. Walker, Senior: I. Don Carlos, Business: I... Wright. Senior! D. Dinkel, Athletic. ROW Z: Editors - A. Weinheimer, Senior: D. Green, Junior: M. Crawford, Sophomore: Assistants - D, Huff, Editor: H. King, S, Erbes, Activities! J. Wight, Art Editor: N, Connelly, Assistant Feature. ROW 1: Editors - B. Onken, Feature: M, Roberts, Business: A, Power, M. Poffenberger, Co-Editors: C. Carlson, B. Bitcon, Co-Athletic. Did you ever have to make a deadline? If you have never had such an experience, you should join the Tiger Tales yearbook staff. Co- Editors, Ann Power and Mary Frances Poffenberger, learned via the midnight oil method that meeting the publisher's deadline presented many problems. Long before the shipping date, the copy had to be written, typed, and proof-read: pictures taken, printed, selected, trimmed, and pasted as you view the layouts. Lookin at an earbook cannot possibly con- O vey the work behind each page. g y y To aid in this task, Senior editors and Junior assistants rolled up their sleeves and collected the material. This was followed by a period of siftin , re -writin and re -t in . All of this takes money. Under the guidsnce of Mars Roberts?,5tatgf members sold subscriptions and solicited advertisements to raise the necessary budget. The co-editors needed some help in telling their story so they con- D sulted the art editor, Jeanette Wight, with their problem. In a few d days, Jim and Jane were strolling among the students in their classes, e at the athletic games, and wherever students were to be found in order to get first hand information. They also found that they could best conduct their tour of activities by checking the press room of the Tiger Tales Publishing House and inspecting the work of its editors. We the editors sincerely hope that all of those who read this book, will find the 4th publication on a par with the First Class Honor Rating book oi last year's staff. Arlene gives her money to Mary Ann and Delores discuss possible Art Editor Jeanette Wight show John to reserve her cop of Ti er layout Plans' Mary Frances si ns for the sale Y g 'g Tales. campaign. BECKY ONKEN PR ES IDENT Becky Onken . . ....... President Mary Roberts ...... Vice -President Nancy Connelly ......... Secretary Arlene Weinheimer ..... Treasurer Margaret Crawford ..... Historian Darlene Ruth ...... Point Secretary Pat Allen .... ........ S ponsor Girls Athletic I :- r -1 'G 0 0 ,I Assoclatlon Gqafivitiu Sold hot dogs Sold pop p Sponsored dance at Arbor Hill Sold black and gold pennants Attended Atlantic playday Sponsored formal party Sponsored play night Girls' Athletic Association, a state organization, opened its Greenfield High School 1951-52 year with ninty -four members. ROW ROW ROW R OW t R OW R OW R OW R OW H. King, L. Bax, R, Heifner, B Keese, R. Sims, D. Huff, T. Skel- lenger, C. Rigler, C. Miller, V Gilbert, M. Lane. M. Pofienberger, D. Clark, E. Thompson, S. Westphal, I. Duits- man, M. Bitcon, V. Jensen, M Parlee, D. White, V. Sackett, D Endres. M. Lovell, C. Schneider, B. Cham- ber, W. Iohnston, N. Tilk, D Green, T. Longnecker, S. Campbell .T. Wight, S. Erbes. D. Ruth, A, Weinheimer, N. Con- nelly, M, Roberts, B. Onken, M Crawford, A. Power, F, Reis P. Hamilton. P. Hager, L. Meisenheimer, S Don Carlos, R. Schmidt, R. Mus- maker, M. Combs, C. Bell, M Fritz, B. Roberts, W. Grounds T. Martin, L. Rohr, D. Maynes D. Clark, M. Spencer, B. Baier A. Roberts, P. Thompson, A. Lahey D. Lydon, D. Walker, I. Wallace S. Mulhern, N. Parrish, R. Lane N. Newton, S. Lager, B. Bassett J'. Gere, L. Funke, B. Mitchell .T. Thompson, S. Krnlik, M. Wam- bold, S. Hinds. B. Hardin, K Robertson. S. Gibson, J. Dinkel, L. Lydon, L Baier, K. Lahey, K. Kapfer, M Foster, M. Erbes, R. Grothen Q x van After the football season the G -Club had the ir annual initiation which was followed by an all high school party. The theme for the party was hard times . As in previous Years, the G-Club sold popcorn at the athletic contests. The G-Club has as its purpose the development of better sportsmanship, co-operation, and attitudes among students participating in inter-scho- lastic athletic events sponsored by Greenfield High School. Revising the constitution required much debate, G-Club BUB BITCON PR ES IDENT After heated discussions they put in the following new regulations: upon missing a meeting without a reason- able excuse, 'the member shall be subject to a fine of ten cents: any member guilty of misconduct during a meeting shall be subject to a fine to be determined by the president. Fach Spring the club members eagerly await their yearly picnic with those tender chicken drumsticks, piping hot baked beans, tasty potato salad, cold pop, and topped by those helpings of ice cream. ROW 3: P. Musmaker, D, Dinkel, M. McDermott, D. Beaman, G. Teter, H, Dwyer, C, Foberts , H. Lisk. ROW 2: G. Williams, K. Acker, K. Headley. B. Hoepner, B. McB1ein, R. Bitcon, D. Klug. ROW lt W. Winn, C, Carlson, D. Schneider, B. Bitcon, L. Onken, C. Schwartz. ROW Z: H ROW 3 ROW Z ROW l ROW 3: ROW 1: N, Lundy, M. Hall, W, Hol- liday, G, Teter, R. Price, D, Raper, H, Dwyer, K, Anderson, B, Hoepner, H. Sackett, B, Bitcon, R, Jameson, R. Dinkel, D, Mueller, F, Brown, L, Rob- erts, D, Beamen, E, Weise, W, Winn, C, Sch- wartz, D. White, L, Onken, C. Carlson, R, Heifner, M, McDermott, J, Don Carlos, D. NEWbUTY. L. Poifenber- ger, B, Nassen, J, Surnmer- bell, F, Johnson, D, Leuth- auser, B, Reed, M, Mc- De rmott. C. Roberts, D. Johnston, J Roberts, B. Ruby, B. Combs P. Hansen, H. Lisk, B. Bochart, M. Lilly, I.. Wright, F. Cole, P, Frizell D, Given, G, Kirkland. i-Y sponsors religious g programs. Conferences: Fall Leadership at Harlan Spring Conference at Clarinda Projects: I Basketball tournament at Red Oak Conducted an induction and in- stallation ceremony at Creston Paid for new Bulletin board on Znd floor Printed football and basketball schedules Leathercraft, plastic, and photog- raphy for members evkfavzfz.-14 Sponsored all school Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter services Sent CARE package to Germany Contributed to YMCA World Ser- vice Fund Gave four religious books to school and fixed a shelf in library for all religious books Sponsored a bulletin board on lower floor and a religious board on Znd floor Finance: Shared popcorn concession Sold candy Lenoir ONKEN Oman nh 5 l PR ESIDENT LeR oy Onken ........... President Carl Carlson ....... Vice -President ' f Richard Heifner ......... Secretary 1 l Mike McDermott ....... Treasurer 01' John Don Carlos ......... Chaplain l 0 I Dale White. ....... S. W. Iowa Rep. Carl Schwartz ..... S. W. Iowa Rep. W. T. Iochumsen ......... Sponsor DIS TR IC T OFF ICER Carl Carlson ....... . . . Chaplain N vi Q Mary Parlee President Margaret Crawford Vice President Shirley Saffer Secretary Elaine Shelley Treasurer '-Ek D mm. MAR Y PAR LEE PR ES IDENT ff' A1 1:2 33: g Y-Teens feature uTwerp week. ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Activites Programs: Worship services Pa1 fieS5 Initiation Talks on handicraft and Twerp Week travel Christmas Projects: Friendship week to aid Fresh- men culminated by enter- taining all girls at first meeting. White Gift offering at Christmas President and Vice-President help at blood bank Chocolates for overseas to Japan Secret sisters and gift exchange at Christmas Boxes of clothing to family in Holland All High School Entertain Mothers in Spring Finance: Pop concession first semester Homemade candy moons and games Apples The Greenfield Y -Teen club has ninty members for the school year 1951-52. This club is listed as one of clubs in state which fulfilled all that was requested by the state office. R. Heifner, R. Sims, T. Skellenger, J. Wight, C. Rigler, D. Walker, R. Weaver, B. Wilson, L, Bax, H. King. D. Endres. V. Sackett, D. White, V. Jensen, M. Bitcon, S. Erbes, V. Gilbert, B. Lundy, I. Duitsman, J. Wambold. M. Poffenberger, D. Clark, E. Thompson, M. Roberts, D. Green, T. Longenecker, B. Chambers, B. Onken, W, Johnston, D. Ruth, L. Reeves, A. Weinheimer, D. Huff, M. Parlee, M. Crawford, E. Shelley, A. Power, N. Tilk, D. Maynes, M. Combs, L. Russel, R. Lane, C. Bell, W. Grounds, P. Nelscn, L. Plyrnesser, B. Roberts, M. Price, M. Fritz, T. Martin, E. Saffer, L. Rohr. D. Clark, K. Sackett, P. Thompson, S. Hinds, I... Funke, B. Baier, P. Hager, N. Parrish, I, Wallace, R. Schmidt, S. Lager, S. Mulhern, S. Don Carlos, M. Spencer, A. Roberts. B. Bassett, P, Nissen, S. Campbell, K. Kapfer, L. Baier, M. Erbes, R. Grothen, M. Foster, J. Dinkel, S. Gibson, B. Hardin. K. Robertson, M. Lovell, S. Kralik, W. Skellenger, P, Everling, N. Newton, I. Gere, J. Thompson, B. Mitchell, B. Chambers. Doi is Kralik Alta Poberts, Kathleen Holaday. Norma Tilk, Becky Onken, Mary Roberts W ith the addition of three new baton twirlers this year, the march- ing band stepped out to perform at many activities. They gave half- time performances for the Creston, Winterset, and Guthrie Center games. E arly one bright September morning, everyone boarded the busses and headed towards Ames for the annual Band Day performance. The forty bands that attended began parading, one at a time, onto the field at 12:30 a.m. By game time all the bands were grouped around the field and the mass band played the National Anthem. The band also took two other trips, one to Des Moines to play at the Drake-Iowa State football game, and another to Des Moines to hear the Marine Band. Before every home game, weather permitting, the band led the students around the square as a climax to the pep meeting. Donna won a First Place trophy in the competition at the Creston Band Day and a Division I rating at Shenandoah. She also performed at the football games. At Home coming she gave a fire-baton dem- onstration, which was the first ever seen at Greenfield. Marching Band takes 3 trips. Fdwm Weise drum major, looks at Donna W hite's fdrum majorettei trophs that she won at Creston. Greenfield High School marching band on inspection Concert Band inaugurates XX ll new pop concert BAND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE hw? 'Vs f Carl Carlson, Chairman Donna White Mary Parlee Bob Ruby CARL CARLSON Ed Weise Nancy Newton CHAIRMAN Helen King Sally Don Carlos Dick Dinkel Dick Elliott 1951-52 BAND BOOSTER SER IES ACTIVITIES Oct, Z3 Movie Night featuring Played on Christmas program spon- Naughty Marietta . sored by the Hi-Y Dec. 4 Band Benefit Creston Band Festival Ian. 31 Winter Concert Winter Concert March ll .Toint Concert with .Tunior Special numbers at the Adair County Band Music Festival March Z8 I.S.T.C. Chorus Pep band played for ten basketball April 8 Pop Concert games April 18 Fine Arts Trio .Toint Concert with the Junior Band May 6 Spring Concert POP COHCSN Solos and ensembles entered music contest Spring Concert Presentation of Awards at Class Night Processional and Recessional music for Commencement and Bac- calaureate - ,,.c,l -W ,. ,.,., , www.-, , M , . l.....,.t,,N.Y,,M .Q.---.em-,W.Wh,W.,m-,Q ,f-- ,--, A WWW vv-Y gigs .V f f be wmv, this - K, LCG' atrend two festivals ACCOMPANlSTSt Shirley Gibson, Helen King, Mary Poffenberger. The mixed chorus has had a busy year presenting a Christmas con- cert, sending twenty members to the Creston Festival fThese people had the pleasure of singing under the direction of David B. Foltz: Mary Poffenberger, Shirlee Frbes, Delores Lydon, Kay Kapher, Donna Green, Helen King, Nancy Connelly, Irene Duitsman, Frances Reis, Shirley Gibson, Carl Carlson, Frank Brown, Dick Dinkel, Ed Weise, Dale White, Pat Musmaker, Kenny Hoadley, Dean Leuthauser, Allan Havens, Ted Bochartl, forming voice classes, sending contestants to contest, singing in the Adair County Festival under the direction of David B. Scoular, and W-inding things up by presenting numbers at Commencement and Vocal students Baccalaureate. mea! C7L0m5-- enom an ,SDIOVCLVLOZ5 ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW T. Sevier, J. Havens, F. Johnson, C. Bell, B. Roberts, M. Crawford, M. Fritz., B. Wilson, T. Martin, H. King. D, Klug, I. Summerbell, D. Leuthauser, K. Acker, J. Gere, B. Bassett, S, Mulhern, D. Maynes, L. Meisenheimer, C. Miller, P. Nissen, P. Frizell, K. Headley, F. Cole, P. Musmaker, S. Kralik, D. White, P. Thompson, V. Lane, D. Clark, B, Baier, A. Lahey, R, Grothen. C, Jensen, P. Hansen, G, Wright, K, Green, B. Hardin, M, Spencer, V, Jensen, M, Wambold, B. Mitchell, I, Duiteman, I. Wallace, S. Don Carlos. G. Peckham, E. Raper, D. Evans, R. Schmidt, R. Musmaker, N. Parrish, S. Gibs son, V, Gilbert, N. Connelly, F. Reis, D. Huff. uCanticle of the Nativity For the Christmas program the gym, was decorated with huge candles and greenery. At one end of the gym. was a Bethlehem scene opposite which sat the chorus. The play was the story of the birth of Jesus which was told in scenes that were introduced by music from the chorus. 1- 'Q6! KAOPMJ--A505 6Ll'L6! 85 ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW L. Rohr, M. Roberts, R. Sims, L.. Bax, R. Heifner, D. Green, T. Longenecker, H Price, D. Raper, E. Weise. K. Lahey, P. Hamilton, K. Kapfer, E. Shelley, W. Grounds, N. Tilk, S. Campbell L. Calkins, B. McB1ain. R. Heifner. M. Combs, L. Lydon, C. Rigler, B. Keese, M. Parlee, M. Foster, M. Poffenberger C, Carlson, D. White, D. Dinkel. M. Lane, S. Hinds, P. Hager, C. Schneider, M. Lovell, A. Roberts, D. Endres F. Brown, D. Mueller, G. Newton, B. Bochart. D. Lydon, S. Erbes. T. Skellenger, M. Erbes, B. Chambers, J. Wambold, K. Sackett C. Schwartz, H. iackett, D. Haglund, I. Roberts. ....--.-...,......,....-- DAR LENE R U TH PR ES IDENT Obfgau Darlene Ruth ........... President Irene Duitsman ..,,. V ice-President ADH POWEI' ....... .... S ecretary Mary LOU Lovell... .. . Treasurer New uniforms for Black and Gold Peppers Peppers make a V for victory. The Black and Gold Peppers helped to usher in the football season by participating in the half -time ac- tivities. This yean the gildsmarbhed out onto the field with new uniforms consisting of black and gold crew caps, white sport blouses, G sweaters, black slacks, and saddle shoes, Early in the fall they sold football schedule pencils to' spirited fans. To defray expenses for their trip to Coon Rapids the Peppers sponsored social hours after the Creston and Winterset games. Students from the visiting schools enjoyed dancing in the gym. and refreshments. With the approach of Homecoming, the Black and Gold Peppers sold football and rabbit pins. For the third consecutive year they sponsored the window decorations uptown, Nineteen hundred and fifty- one winners were Crooks Clothing and Piper Variety, first: Poffenberger, second: Murdy and Dorsey, Heifner Jewelry, and Jack Spratt, third. ROW 3: D, Clark, B, Mitchell, S. Hinds, A. Foberts, S. Mulhern, R, Schmidt, L. Meisen- heimer, C, Bell, W. Grounds, B. Roberts. ROW Z: P. Hamilton, D. White, L.. Lydon, D, Green, K. Lahey, S. Campbell, C. Miller, F, Reis. ROW l: D. Huff, T. Longenecker,M. Roberts, A. Power, D. Ruth, I. Duitsman, M. Lovell. iiTl1e Million Dollar Cook Chat Madge Talmadge. . . Nancy Connelly Glen Talmadge ........ Dick Dinkle Alexander Talmadge..Daryl Mueller Tucker Pruitt ........ Bob Bochart Inis Pruitt .......... Luella Reeves Gladys Talmadge ...... Delores Huff Annie Bassett ......... Helen King Lura Scudder ....... Delores Lydon Freda Borden ........ Pat Hamilton Kathryn Bock-Smythe ..,,, Shirlee Erbes Flora Bock-Smythe. . .Frances Reis The story revolves around the mischievous prank of a wealthy old lady who gets tired of her social ex- istance and, on the spur of the moment, answers an ad in the paper for a cook, Annie , as she calls herself, goes to work for the Talmadge family in a small community, and immediately finds herself involved in the prob- lems of all concerned, Naturally none of the family knows that Annie is a famous millionairess as she starts to straighten everything out, UPPER: Delores Huff, Dick Dinkel, Bob Bochart, Pat Hamilton, Daryl Mueller. NIIDDLEZ Nancy Connelly, Luella Reeves, Mr. Protextor, France: Reis, Delores Lydon, Helen King, Shirlee Erbes, LOWER LEFT: Tucker's in for trouble. RIGHT: Dodging a slap. 1 'tfkfl -ftgt , , s TS. X843 fin, l x , ,M ,lf M M-ri ii . 'H A ,-'fs is , 4. it iw 13X fyf x W mix 7 iiiNx i 1 i - f' I ,J ,M ' i i 2 if 'wi ey 1 25? ff , Siawwii 4 wma X, Q X ee X if Xaksggw A 42 ,Q QQ Sitting at the speakers' table are LeRoy, Becky, Sherry, and Carl. George Kirkland and Irene Duitsman serve them their dessert. Juniors and Seniors Dine and Dance in Hawaii. The Juniors bid ALOHA to the Seniors. l 0gI 6Ll4fL Toastmaster's introduction, . ,Carl Carlson Blue Hawaii ....... Mary Poffenberger Welcome ,........... ..... C Srl SChWB1'1fZ Acceptance Speech ........ Wayne Wallace My Isle of Golden Dreams ............ Lil' Brown Gal ........... Bob Bochart Toast to School ........,... Mr. Chambers Drifting and Dreaming ..... Waitresses Hawaiian Memories Toast to Faculty ...... . . . Norma Tilk Hawaiian War Dance . . . . . . Pat Hi-1mi1f0H Frances Reis Toast to Seniors . . .... Mr. Green Qlflflflf Fruit Cocktail Hot Rolls Iced Celery Butter Olives Corn Pat and Fran do the HU LA Ham Pineapple Salad Mashed Potatoes Cocoanut Ice Cream Gravy Macaroons ROW 3: D. White, N. Connelly, F. Reis, D. Huff, P. Hamilton, I. Duitsman, J. Wight, M. Lane, D. Ruth, ROW Z: B. Hoepner, M. McDermott, D. Mueller. ROW 11 C. Roberts, W. Winn, L, Roberts, G. Kirkland, D. Dinkel. Playing the mandolin: B. Bochart. f ' . 4 X5 Ng x A ,X NN . NM ' LMT - t Q Q Our Atlwletlcs Football ff 2525557 BasketbaH Trac BasebaH Physical Educahon Y-sb S ife 7 ' ful' Y , 1 3 -4-.- -f 1 T ' f t - :J at ' 1 i . 1,2- 1 P t t :.- t t a fi xl t X Q ' fi x t ?-,Z . k 5 ,-Z Q- . t lf - l 'ZS 4. - N 4 -'fs L W0 X 1 I Q 4 0' ,Q f 1 f X ff 1 WXM X Max . :Q l 1 1 i 6 X The hard fighting eleven upset Creston 26-2.0. 1951 Gridiron Men Bud Onken Bub Bitcon Ken Hoadley Don Klug Halfback Fullback Halfback Quarterback Bob Hoepnex Wendell Winn Clark Roberts Bo Combs Halfba ck Fullback Point Kicker Halfback LETTER WINNERS ON THE LINE Carl Carlson Carl Schwartz Dick Schneider Keith Acker Center Guard Guard Tackle Dick Raper Rich Heifner Larry Roberts Mike McDermott End Guard End Tackle have a hard season Gmc ing gay L, to R: Coach W, J', Chambers Assistant Coaches! B, G. Norris - Ends C, V. Geiler -Backs 7 moon 4 lam i5 G.H.S. FOE '9'Creston . .. . . . 26 20' Coon Rapids. .. Redfield ...... . . 6 7 Stuart ..... . '9'Wir1terset ...... . . 6 12 Lenox . . . 'Guthrie Center . . . . 0 Z1 Orient. . . 'V' Home Games 54 Wendell Winn picks up ten yards. The cameraman catches some of the football fans off giiard. G.H.S. FOE . . . O 26 .. 0 19 . . . 33 13 . G 33 Dean Leuthauser Guard Bob Ruby Guard Dean Beaman End The Greenfield T-igers started the season off with a big bang, by rolling over Creston. A brilliant passing offense, sparked by Bub Bitcon, led the Tigers to a 2.6-Z0 victory, Playing on a very wet and slippery field, the Tigers were downed by the Redfield Bulldogs the following Fri- day night, The loss was by the slim margin of one point, 7-6, On September 28th the Winterset Huskies proved to be too much for the Greenfield team as they won by one touchdown 12-6, The Tigers suf- fered a big loss when Bitcon injured his collarbone in this game. Guthrie Center ruined the Tigers' Homecoming, October 5th, with a score of Z1-0. The Tigers being riddled with injuries couldn't get their offense rolling. Carl Schwartz played his usual outstanding game on the line, A determined Coon Rapids team, fighting on their home field, rolled over the Tigers with little trouble. The team played their worst game of the season and were defeated 24- 0. Although the Tiger defense played at its peak, the offense was still unable to click, as the team ventured to Stuart, Stuart had no trouble romp- ing Greenfield 19-0. SITTING: KNEELING! STA NDING: Greenfield recovers! At Lenox, it was Greenfield all the way as the Tigers achieved their second vic- tory, The shifty running of LeRoy Onken gained him the title Back of the Week in the Omaha World Herald. In the fourth quarter Wendell Winn picked up a kickoff on the twenty-five yard line and went all the way to tally for the Tigers making it 33-13. The Greenfield Team failed to win their traditional Armistice Day Game with the Orient Bulldogs. At the sound of the gun we were on the short end of a 33-0 score. D. Raper, D. Schneider, C. Carlson, L. Onken, B. Bitcon, C. Schwartz, K Acker, K. Hoadley. G. Kirkland, B. Hoepner, M. McDermott, R. Heifner, G. Teter, W. Winn D. Johnston, C. Roberts. B. Combs, D, Newbury, D. Leuthauser, L, Roberts, H. Price, L. Calkins B. Ruby, H. Lisk. Coach Norris explains fast break. Inexperienced Tiger Five win 13, lose 9 on the hard court 7 moon 4 Rm 155 l G.H.S. FOE 'Zion .... ..... 5 5 43 'Adair. . . .... 56 18 i'At1antic. . . .... 44 41 Afton ..... .... 4 Z 36 Orient .... .... Z 6 35 Creston ..... .... Z 1. 48 Fontanelle .. .. . 62 32 'i'Bridgewater. . . . . . 47 48 lkRich1and .... .... 3 8 35 ik G.H.S. FOE ,9'Afton ....... . . . 42. 36 Winterset ........ 2.6 47 'f'Fontane11e . . . . 64 33 Red Oak .... .... 3 4 57 5FAde1 ....... .... 3 6 32 Corning .......... Z5 52 '1'Guthrie Center .... 42 33 Stuart ............ 74 46 4fOrient ..... .... 3 Z 48 Home Game s Winn working the backboard. Everybody rebounding i W endell W inn Center Bub Bitcon Ken Hoadley Forward Guard Harold Dwyer Forward BOX SCORES F.G T, T.P. Ms. Bitcon 120 44 316 Winn 86 51 193 Dwyer 59 52 149 C. Roberts 40 23 101 Headley 37 ZZ 96 Hoepner ZZ Z1 65 Combs 14 7 33 L, Roberts Z 0 4 Newbury 1 O 2 Co1e 1 1 Z STANDING! C, Robertq, G. Kirkland, B, Hoepner, F, Johnson, P, Musmaker, D, Newbury, B, Ruby. SITTING: K.Hoad1ey, B. Comb-:, H, Dwyer, W, Winn, B, Bitcon. KNEELING: Coach Norrie. STANDING: W, Holliday, T, Bochart, I. Roberts, B. Bochart, L. Calkins, A. Havens, E. Weise, D. Beaman, P. Musmaker, F. Cole, B. Ruby, Coach Chambers, Coach Norris. SITTING: G. Kirkland, B. Combs. D, Newbury, F. Johnson, B. Hoepner, W. Winn, H. Dwyer, B. Bitcon. K. Headley, C. Roberts, L. Roberts, D. Leuthauser. Starting without seven of the previous year's letterwinners, the Tigers, under the coaching of Bob Norris, launched the season with a 55-43 victory over Zion, What the team lacked in experience they counterbalanced with spirit and deter- mination. A battle to the end was the game be- tween Greenfield and a powerful Trojans of Atlantic, which took place before a capacity crowd of tense spectators. This 44-41 victory was probably the biggest thrill of the season to the team, the coach, and'the Tiger fans. We were especially proud of Bub's Z7 points. After winning the first four games we met our first defeat at the hands of the Orient quintet. With two other attempts the Tigers were still unable to outscore the 1952 county champs. Harold struggling for the ball while Bud anticipates the outcome. County tournament tirne found the Tigers paired with Adair in the first round of play. Winning this game we advanced to the semi- finals.where we againrnet defeat by the Orient squad, During the Consolation round the team defeated Fontanelle 64-35. ln this game Clark Roberts peppered the bas- ket with Z4 points to win the top honors, Traveling to Stuart proved that the team still had potentiality when the fighting Tigers trounced Stuart 74-46. Bub Bitcon and Wendel Winn sizzled the net with Z6 and Z ipoints respectively. It was unfortimate for the Greenfield five to draw Creston, the number two team in Southwest Iowa as their opponent in the sectional. With the loss of only two letterwinners, Bub and Kenny the Tigers should have a fine team next season. Oh myf Do we always look like that? I Bo Combs Bob Hoepner Forward Forward George Kirkland Clark Roberts Guard Guard COUNTY TOURNAMENT SECTIONAI.. TOURNAMENT 0.1-1.5. FOE G.H,s. FOB Adair, .... 64 33 Creston .. Z6 62 Orient ..... . . . 35 52 Fontanelle . . . . . .64 35 Fred Johnson Center Dean Leuthauser Dan Newbury Guarld Forward Awww Larry Roberts Center W ,,11.51wQWm,- -mv 0: ,, f. 34 All , -, .XI Q : :LN -, X 49 , gi? ' . . 1 :fw- ' 'Qin if 5 1. it QQ Q 1, W.,-:X 5 kg, Q 1-4: 25 My 5 -U. ,S M J wg x ' A , - . . MQ. f wv k W, 35 ,K A. 'WF Nw. 3 Wi N SW ,fs L x K V, S2125 S M' K my-n,. Nm, . .,., w .Q,.,N .1 ii gif 4 in - in ,X 3 -2 f ,,.: ,, H, . 559' ig? Y' K Q Q 4 TOP! MIDDLE! BOTTOM: 62 Bob prepared for a big hit, but Russe11's catch shows that he only stirred the air. Gene and Farl perform their skill on the horizontal bars. Iwonder what happened after the camera snapped . Boys' Physical Education The boys get a rough workout in their Physical Training classes. They keep themselves physically trirn by taking strenuous exercises and par- ticipating in vigorous games. Girls' Physical Education TOP: MIDDLE: BOTTOM: Reds vs. Whites in a game of field hockey, Jump ball' be- tw een Mary and Shir ley. Strenuous exercises are taken by the girls . one of Girls' Physical Education is the courses ofthe G.H.S. curricula which are required of every girl, This activity stresses physical de- velopnuent. Among the various sports featured during the school year are field hockey, volleyball, badminton, tumbling, softball, square and round dancing, and archery, Snappy Cheerlea brin Pat Hamilton Frances Reis Delores Huff Donna W hite Betty Ba s sett Mary Lou Lovell d-ers g enthusiasm. The cheerleaders lead th bod ' ' ' e student y in spirited yells. At each pep meeting one of our organizations puts on a skit , Every rally is climaxed by the singing of the Loyalty, S. Don Carlos, R. Sims, Queen, M, Parlee, C. Schneider, Carolyn Schneider Sophomore Attendant 148814, Mc V 6LlfL M' .!g1ftQl'L6!6'LlfLfff i V 1 x , I Becky Onken Queen Ma ry Pa rlee Senior Attendant Sally Don Carlos Rosalea Sims Freshman Attendant Junior Attendant l t r N l X .-...L iii 9 I :PJ Our tl S., ,J...-.L ACfIVlfl8S .X Calendar ot Events Freshman Inltlatlon Service .. Mlscellaneou 1 i . wt V C. r O IN , r tl 4 4, I X - e H1 ix . t WI, I - S -, 7 - 'J ', t 5 , ,. ah V tl ,Nt 4 . Departmental 'E tt 2 :- v M ' .. f 1 V - 5 X1 ' ' 5 h XX 'si Cy ,-! 5 .f J -H, 2 -- ' I WW x 5' Q ' L N fx y. rj XX f aux F 57 A Kali One of the rfilgc notable features of a person is the type of grammar he uses. To improve his figures of speech English I, II, and III, plus speechand grammar are offered. For his three minute demonstration sp eech, Larry Poffenberger explains how to make moccasins to his class- mate s . I Preparing for the future firm, Have you ever received an I- gotitatsearsu article ? --have you ever heard of Die Lorelei '? --do you know who wrote PLL-Q.R:., My Ifoss? The answers to these-and many other questions can be found in the library under the direction of Miss Barnes. Frank Murphy re- fers to the dictionary while Lucille Meisenheimer uses the index files. commswiaf The Commercial department presents typing, junior business, shorthand, secretarial practice, and bookkeeping to prepare the students for clerical jobs. Irene Duitsman, Mary Lane, and Jeanette Wight are taking dictation in shorthand. cuatgsmatiai In order to have better reason- ing in problems that are faced each day in everyday life, such subjects as general mathematics, algebra, plane and solid geometry, advanced algebra and trigonometry fill the cur - riculurn.. Dick Jameson explains an algebra problem to Harry Sackett and Mike Lilly. gsociaf Science To learn what has happened in the past, what is happening at the present, and what to expect in the future, such courses are as world history, American history, and world problems and politics are in the schedule. Shirlee Erbes and Nancy Connelly keep the bulletin board up-to-date on current events. by learning our fundamentals. :Science To enrich the lives along sci- entific paths such courses as gen- eral science, senior science, physics and biology are given to those who wish to increase their scientific knowledge. Paul Frizell studies rock formation as Gaylord Lovell explains crystal quartz to Donna Clark. difluiic Our music activities fill most of the extra time of those students who participate, Our vocal department offers a ca- pella choir, boys' and girls' glee clubs, and other small groups. Those interested in instrurnental music may take part in the concert, pep, march- ing band or small ensembles. 70 .grufuatziaf 0418 The industrial art s department teaches mechanical and wood prin ' working ciples to Fresh man and Senior boys. Woodw ' me ing iou wat orkmg, metal turning, chanical drawing, plastic, weld- and aut o mechanics a re the Var- s fields given. fDick Iam che eson s Gene Willia ms as he pre- pares to do some weldingj chloms Economics To prepare girls to become the future homemakers of to- morrow, home economics teaches them cooking, sewing, and home planning, Margaret Crawford, Estella Thompson, and Betty Chambers decorate some cup cakes they have made. Studen ts learn best gizfx' fffuaation The girls enrolled in physical education learn to participate in such sports as hockey, volleyball, basket- ball, badminton, archery, and soft- ball. Helen King and Patricia Ham- ilton are happy over their feat of hitting the bull's eye. Boyi' Education To help develop a better physique, the boys engage in such athletic events as football, volleyball, wres- tling, basketball, and track. An ex- citing game of volleyball is now in progress. lbmiosz 'L Umaining For safety on the roads, a course of instruction is given for novice drivers. Barbara Mitchell and Kathleen Robert- son demonstrate their skill in changing a tire, through participation. Greenfield adds new course: Vocational Agriculture. For the first time, Greenfield High offered Vocational Agriculture to the boys in- terested in farming, The primary aim of vocational education in agriculture is to train present and prospective farmers for proficiency in farming. The Vocational Agriculture is a nation-wide, federally aided program of systematic instruction in agriculture and farm mechanics under a plan of co-operation between the State Boards of Vocational Education and the U.S. Office of Education. Dwight N. Bell Vocational Agriculture instructor guides the fellows in many activities through individual farming projects, field trips, solving of individual home farm prob- lems, the fundamental farm skills and essentials of desirable citizenship. LEFT: Gray Newton is proud to show his fine litter of pigs. BELOW: George Kirkland, Don Johnston and Keith Acker check corn samples . Roy Price, Neil Lundy, Wendel Holliday and Bob Bochart study samples of soil. Are they really studying? 'N l l l i While Daryl and Bill study farm contours, Mike is taking a few notes. Freshmen enioy initiation- So do the Seniors. We wonder if the Fresh- men are as happy as they look? lt must have been tiring to lug around those heavy suitcases. The girls had to wear skirts upside -down and backwards with the ir hair in pin curls. The boys wore overalls inside- out and backwards with the ir pajamas serving as shirts. They all wore the traditional green beany. nys .xgcfiuilfiw 8:00-4:00 initiation attire and servitude to the Seniors. 11:15 Assembly program conducted by the Seniors. 12:30 Belt line and pictures. 7:30 - 10130 Initiation party. TOP! Brother Daryl hammers Keith Mueller while Dick, Carolyn, and Frank take time out during a drum drill. MIDDLE: Some belt line! BOTTOM: Freshmen pose for Ken, Helping hands in the Tiger Publishing Co 'l'he services of the high school are rarried out through the efforts ofa number of people. included in this list are? Upper left! Mary Roberts, work- ing on financial reports in superin- tc-ndent's office. Upper right! Student librarians: Joann Gere, Max Hall, Verla Tensen, Lois Bax, Harold Dwyer, and Patsy Nissen. Center: Office girls! Betty Charnbers, Norma Tilk, A rlene VV einheimer, Mary Roberts, Thelrna Longenecker, and Margix ret Crawford. Lower right: Bus drivers! Raymond Mitchell, Howard Young, Tom Bell, Everett Harshaw, Lower left: Mr, Reynolds and Mr, Wallace, custodians. iiarti . Wea i K w 't J ris walks 1 -A V- . . ,... - ,- -,. :- -- r M L - 1 ,gu- as E 5 ' I 1 YY Y Y 1 Jim and Jane have a busy year August Z7--Schoo1Reopens September 10--Football Kickoff 1 1 --Freshman Initiation 14--Creston fHerei 20--O'Day Magician ' Z1--Redfie1dfTherei 5' Q Z4--County Institute, Winterset li 28--Winterset fHerei I Q f Octolver Z--Vocational Agriculture at Red Oak ' f?4 Z --Y -Teen Party 4--Bonfire 'X 5--Guthrie Center fl-Ierei 5--Homecoming C 6--Y-Teen Conference, Clarinda D 4 12--Coon Rapids fTherei 14' 13 --Sophomore Party + 16--Graharn's Marionette Show 19--Stuart fTherei Z3--G.A,A, Square Dance 23 --Band Movie Night 2.6--Ken Striekfader Earthbound Universe Z6--Y-Teen Party NOVCIDLZI' Z--Lenox fThere Q' 6--.Tunior Class Play ' 8-9--Annual Pictures 9--Orient fTherei 1 15 --G.A.A. Initiation 16--G-Club A11 High School Party - KX ' Z0--Zion fl-Ierej Q -7 23 --Adair fHerej Z6--Football Banquet I 27--Arianna U-Ierei I Z9--Ope retta 30--Afton fThe rei X 3-4 4-- 7 ll ll 14 14 18 Z0 Z1 Z1 Z 4 11 17-19 18 ZZ Z4-26 29 31 5 6-7 7 8 12 18-Z3 22 Z5 4 7 ll 13 14 15 Z1 Z8 Z9 4 4-5 15 18 Z5-Z6 1 3 6 7 15 18 Z1 DCCQIHLCI' Pa s s ion Play Band Benefit - -Orient fTherel Creston fThe1-el Dorothy Spitzer, Marimba Player Blackwell Cowboy Fontanelle fTherel Bridgewater fl-lerel Christmas Vespersl Richland QI-Ierel Vocational Agriculture Trip January School Opens Afton fl-lerel Fontanelle fHerel Girls' County Tournament Adel flalerel Bartin Hammond Organ Boys' County Tournament Corning fThe rel Band Concert February Guthrie Center fHerel Creston Festival --Orville Roberts Atomic Energy Stua rt fThe rel --Orient fl-Ierel Boys' Sectional Y-Teen all High School Party Adair County Festival MGTCII E. C, Ernie Quigley One -Act Plays .Toint Band Concert Al Bell's Program Freshman-Sophomore Party Junior High Basketball Finals G.A.A. Formal l.S.T.C. Choir Indoor State Track Meet April Hi-Y Conference Solo-Ensembles Pop Concert Fine Arts Trio Drake Relays Ma, Track Meet at Ames .Tunior -Senior Banquet Spring Band Concert Adair County Track Meet Class Night Baccalaureate Graduation Exercises b Q4 This is the way the class of 52 moked in '4s. After School work vs. play. Carolyn views the world upside- down, while her friends give her the true picture. Q c.,,,,,,-'aw QA, L. W fm, 5 --yy - Www.. TOP LEFT: RIGHT! MIDDLE: BOTTOM RIGHT: LEFT: I A Asa--Rm' N W 'I lv ., ,a -1 ,LM in ' iff ki. iz in . il H ,A,f,m M . Qyiif , M837 I .. , A, T . - K Helix-A 'E f .- 'll fmf 4 Miss Allen limes the field for a hockey game. ls Bob really going to practice? Or does it make a nice picture? Louie proves his ability as a fisher- man. Is he still catching fish? Santa pays his Visit to G.H.S. Kay takes advantage of the icy walks and glides to school. 'lil 1 - E i I 79 5 ' X My XX .. XX X XX S+- - - - i V I 'll , f fl w w if jir- ' i ff-'Z Our Busmess Friends R v Merchants gf Professional Men if' -5 ff-S, , .. -F r lv , o ,Q 4 A J 0 'I AT x Li 'f-Rf ky U 'r fir- P' Q '-l - 'i ' -- r r 5 1 N 'T L.,-V I ' ' in Xb. 1 NN hd ,L 15- 'l s..v- : '--'G X 5 ,pa nf z Y :ff A IVHNT A05 - ' Sq E 5 gf ll a t 'w S 5 Eg 1 S IS is e' 5 -S? 5 Q Q i' Y -E S 3 X Q 2 S- MS SS Q2 X , - ,-4 I x F lax -f or ' jet? 4L 1 ' vsj K I 3 1 K K X J N I I sa' 2.940 0 off 2 K fi ,y ADAIR COUNTY ABSTRACT W. R. Alley 'W. E. McCreight ADAIR COUNTY BANK Safe and Dependable BRICKER S CLEANERS Quality Dry Cleaning Greenfield Iowa BURGER 81 SON Plumbing 81 Heating A DA IR COUNT Y FREE PRESS The Paper With Local Pictures DAIRY Quality You Can Taste Ted Estell B 81 L LI.-NCH Home Cooked Meals BUTLER 81 WILLS Allis -Chalmers Oldsmobile GMC Trucks Sales Sz Service C 81 M MARKET Free Delivery CLURE LUMBER YARD Lumber 4' Building Materials Paint 4' if 4' 'if 'if 4' 'I' 'F 'ii Hardware ANDERSON - ERICKSON FEED STORE Lassy Feeds We Deluer Phone 68 BOCHART 81 HANKS CONNELLY HARDWARE Magic Chef Gas Ranges Thermogas Bottle Gas CROOKS CLOTHING CO Clothiers To Dad 8: Lad For Over 50 Years. CUNNINGHAM SUPPLY CO Ford Tractors DON CARLOS INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Of All Kinds 8: Loans Pooch Sonny DONNELLAN GARAGE Hudson Sales 8.1 Service Massey-Harris Implements ERSHAM IMPLEMENT Oliver ESTELL S HATCHERY Insist On Star Feeds coAs'r TO coAsT STORE Carl Abott Proprietor FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE CO. Grain 4' Coal 81 Feed '9fPhone 3 Livestock Phone 7 FARM SERVICE OIL STATION Courtesy Is Our Specialty FONTANELLE IMPLEMENT McCormick 4' Westinghouse Skelgas Mayta g Philco Purina Feeds FRY S REXALL DRUG Prescriptions Compounded FU LLER TON LU MBER COMPANY Quality Lumber Portable Units A Specialty THE GOLDEN RU LE The Best For Less Dry Goods Ready-To-Wear Shoes 8: Milllnery FREY'S HATCI-IERY GRAND THEATRE Movies Are Still Your See The Best Shows At The Grand GREENFIELD CO OP CREAMERY Manufacturers Of Fancy Creamery Butter Phone 2.26 Be st Ente rta inment Buy. GREENFIELD HOTEL Rooms By Day Or Week GREENFIELD OIL CO Gas x :mf :ewof:efTire5:e::r :runes Oi GREENFIELD PASTRY SHOP We Specialize In Decorated Cakes GROSS MANUFACTURING CO AND G 8: H MOTOR FREIGHT HAGLUND FOODS Quality Foods At Everyday Low Prices HARBOUR 8: SON Produce 8: Feeds Pat Bob GENE I-IEIFNER, IEWELER Gifts That Last Greenfield, Iowa HERRMANN S SHOE STORE Shoes For The Family HI-HO CAFE The Best Place To Eat HOLADAY ELECTRIC HOYT OIL CO Kaiser-Frazer Sales 8: Service D-X Products IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER CO Gas Division The Modern Fuel Hotpoint Television MURDY AND DORSEY Prescriptions TELEPHCNE CO' A Better Place To Eat Nyal Drug Store IACKSPRAT FOOD MERCURY CLEANERS HARVEY C. PAULL STORE Let Us Help You Keep General Electric Meat 81 Groceries Well Dressed John Deere 4' Pontiac GEORGE MITCHELL PIPER VARIETY JENSEN PRODUCE Your Bicycle Dealer Headquarters For Sxzhwol Ames Feeds Greenfield, Iowa Supplies KIRLIN AUTO COMPANY MODERN BEAUTY snop POF FENBERGER FURNITURE STORE Chrysler, Dodge, 81 Plymouth Shampoos, Haircuts, I' S' Poffenberger Telephone 170 Quality Merchandise Greenfield Iowa And Permanents. For The Home LLOYD'S CLOTHING MULHERN SHELLERS RAY TRUCK UNE Boy's S! IVleI1'S Clothing General Trucking Bependalbie Service Shoes Phone 110 -fe Greenfield Firestone Tifee LOUISE STYLE SHOP REYNOLDS 3, POWER GEORGE MUSMAKER, IR. Lhdles 8: Children Pressure Pump General Insurance Ou Heater Ready-To-Wear Washing Machines I- . .. I... ROBERTS 81 LANGDON Standard Service ROBERTS PRODUCE Blue Belt Feeds SCHILDBERG CHEVROLET CO. Sales 'Q' Service First 8: Finest SCHILDBERG CONSTRUCTION Crushed Rock Agriculture Lime WEST END SERVICE Pop ff Candy 'I' Ice Cream Dean 81 Crystal Don Carlos SINNER MOTOR CO. 31 Years Continuous Ford Service UNITED FOOD MARKET Nature's Vitamins Fruits And Vegetables WEST SIDE SHOE SERVICE Art Hall, Proprietor WINTERS 8: QUECK IMPLEMENT I. I Ca se And New Holland Machinery Sales 81 Service Professional Directory BICKFORD FUNERAL HOMIE DON CARLOS 8: DON CARLOS Attorneys -At -Law Edre d Waldo FLICKINGER Veterinarians P W. Charles FLICKINGER AND DR. L. F. KING Dentist MUSMAKER LAW OFFICE George Sr. Lyle DR. C. L. NASSEN Dentist Optometrist DR. ff. W. PURTZER ' Phone 64 Ray Building WILLIAMSON 8: WILLIAMSON Law Office Clarence Claire A Activities ....... Administration . . . Athletics ....... . B Band ..... .... Baseball . . . . Basketball .......... .... Black and Gold. . . . . .... . . . Black 8: Gold Peppers .... . Board of Education ....... Business Friends... C CampusScenes...... Calendar of Events . . . Cheerleaders ..... Classes........ Seniors - 16 Juniors -24 Sophomores -28 Freshmen-30 Commercial Department, , D De pa rtme ntal ..... 66 .6 50 42 61 56 36 46 .10 80 .4 76 64 14 .68 66 Topical Index Drama ............ Drivers Training, , E English Department F Faculty ........... Football .......... Freshman Class ... Freshman Initiation G G.A.A ..... ... G-Club H H1-Y ............ Homecoming ,,,,,, Home Economics. . . I Industrial Arts , . , J' Junior Class ....... 47 71 ....68 12 52 30 .......74 3.5, .Tunior -Senior Banquet ..., L Library ........... .38 39 70 24 48 68 40 65 70 M Mathematics Department. . Mus IC ................ 42 O Organizations. . . . . . P Phys ical Education ,.,, S Science Department .62 Senior Class ........ Service Individuals ....... Social Science Department, Sophomore Cla s s ...... Student Body ..... Student Council . . . T Tiger Tales ..... Track ............ V V ocal Mus ic. ....... . Vocational Agriculture , Y Y-Teens.. Faculty and Administration Allen, Patricia . . . .... 12,79 Barnes, Ruth .... ..... 1 Z Bell, Dwight .............. 12 Bickford, Mrs. Irma ...... 10 Chambers, William. .12,53,58 60 Chicken, Neal... . . . .10 Clure, Don ....... .... 1 0 DonCarlos,I. 10 Acker, Keith. . . l8,39,44, Ahl, Max .... ........ Aiken, Keith ..... ..... Anderson, Kurt ..... 25. B Baier, Beverly ........ Baier, Leona ..... 28.38. Barnes, Bill. ........ . . Bassett, Betty .... 28,38, Bax. L0is ..... Z5.38.41. Beaman, Richard. ...... Beaman, Dean .... 25.39. Bean, Alvin . . . . . Benton, Beryl ,,... .... Benton, Larry ....... . . Bell, Clarita.. .30.38,41, Bitcon, Lawrence. .1 6. 18 37,39,4O,52,55,57, Bitcon, Marilyn. .... 25, Bitcon, Russell, . . l8,22, 53 61 40 20 41 41 45 40 58 44 23 58 38 39 55 72 30 30 eo 38 44 27 44 64 75 30 54 61 27 25 28 46 35 61 41 60 62 Geiler, Mitzie .... . . Geiler. C. V... .. 1Z,36,53 Green. R. I .... Howe. T. N ...... Hoyt, Ralph ........ Iochumsen, W. T. . . Kellam, Mrs. Mildred .... ll 10 I2 13 13 Love, Darlene ............ 13 Student Directory Bochart, Robert, . 25 36 40,45 47,49,58,62,73 Bochart, Ted .......... 28,58 Bohan, Dean ,,,,.,,,,, ,, 27 Brown, Frank ....... 25 40,45 C Calkins, Larry... 28 45,55,58 Camp, Maryann .... . . 18,41 Campbell, Sally. . .28,38 41,45 46 Carlson, Carl. .l8,23 35,36,39 40,43,45 48 53,55 Chambers, Beverly ..... 28,41 Chambers, Darlene ....... 30 Chicken, Betty ............ 28 Christensen, Eddie ........ 30 Clark, Diana. . .3O,38,4l,44, 46 Clark, Donna .......... 18,38 Cole, Frank ,,,,.,,, 40,44,58 Combs, Marlene. . 30,38,4l,45 Connelly, Nancy . . 25,36,38,44 47,419.69 Crawford, Margaret. 17,36,38 4l,44,70,75 Mayes. R. D. ........ . McCreight, W, E., Norris, Bob.. .13,53,56 Patter s on, Duane Pr otextor , Gerald ,57 R eynolds, R alph ....... 13 5,8 .ll Rigby, H. W .......... 9 Wallace, Clarence ,,,,,, 8 Crawford, Robert... D Dinkel, Janet ....... Dinkel, Richard. . .25 45,47 Don Carlos, John . . . ...28 37 49 25 30 41 38 48 39 25 38, Don Carlos. Sally. . . 38 Dunbar, Don ....... Duitsman, Irene. . 25 46, Dwinell, Ronald ..... Dwyer, Harold. . . Z5 E Elliott, Dick ......... Endres, Dorothea . . . Erbes, Marilyn . , 28, Erbes, Shirlee . L . 25 Evans, Dennis. . . . . Everling, Phyllis . . . F 36 45 28 .39 ,60 37 34 44 41 49 40 61 . . 38 41 38 47 30 36 Foster, .Margaret..28,36',41.45 Fritz, Marcia .... .30.38.4l.44 Frizell. Ivan ............. 30 Frizell, Paul ..... l8,40,44,69 Funk, Mary .,,.,,,. 28.38.41 G Gibson. Shirley. . . 28 Gilbert, Verna,25,37 Gere, .To Ann. . 28.38.41 ,38,4l,44 ,38,41.44 ,44,75 Green, Donna ..... 19.37.38.4l 45,46 Green, Kenneth ........ 30,44 Grothen, Radine ..... 28.41.44 Grounds. Wallis.. 30,38,4l.45 46 H Hagar. Patty ..... 30,38,41,45 Haglund, David ........ 30,45 Hall, Max ............. 19,40 Hamilton. Patricia. . 25.37.45 46,47,49.64,71 Hansen, Phil ........ 28,40,44 Hardin, Barbara . .Z8,38,4l.44 Harris, Gorson ........... 30 Harter, Billy . . . ...... . . . . Havens. Allen ...... 25.44.58 Heifner, Ramona: .25.38,4l,45 Heifner, Richard ..... 17.22.40 45.53.55 Helm. Richard ........ .. 30 Hess. Bob ................ 30 Hinds, Barbara... 28,38 41,45 46 Hoadley, Kenneth .... 19.34.39 44.52.55 57 58,61 Hoepner, Robert .... 25 39,40 49.52 55 57.60 Holliday, Phil ...... ..... 3 0 Holliday. Wendel ..... 19 40,58 60.73 Huff. Delores .... 24 26 37,38 41.44.46 47 49,64 J' Jameson, Darrell ......... 30 Jameson. Richard.. .19 40.69 Jameson, Wayne .......... 26 Jensen. Clarence ...... 30,44 Jensen, Verla .... 26,38,4l,44 75 Johnson, Fred ...... Z9 40.44 57 58,59 Johnston. Donald .... 27.40.55 72 Johnston. Wanda.. 19.22,38,41 K Kapfer, Kay ...... 29,36.38.41 45,79 KSCSB. Betty ........ 26.38.45 King. Helen ..... Z6.36,37,38 4l.44.47,71 Kirkland. George .... z6,4o,49 55,58.59.7Z Kirkland. Gerald .... 30.48.57 Klug, Don. . . l9,35,39,44,5Z,60 Kralilt, Shirley. . , 29.38,4l,44 L Lager, Shirley ...... 29.38.41 . . 30.38.44 Lahey, Angela .... Lahey. Kathryn. . . 29,38.45,46 Lane. Mary..26,34.38.45.49.68 Lane. Ramona .... 30,1-14.38.41 Lane, Verna ........... 26,44 Leuthauser. Dean. 29.-10.44.54 55.58.60 26,40.69,73 30 Lisk, Harold ..... 29.40.55.61 Longenecker, Thelma. . . 19.38 4l.45,46,75 Lilly . Marlan .,,, Lilly, Walter ..... Lovell. Lovell, Lundy , Lundy . Ly don. Lydon, Gaylord. ....... 20. Mary Lou. . . 28.34. 69 38 4 1,45,46,64 Beverly ......... 26, Richard ..... Delores.. 26,36,38. Lois ..... 29.38.45. M McBlain, Bill ..... 20,39,45, McClelland, Larry . . McDermott, Max.. Z9. McDermott, Michael. 34,39,40.49,53,55, Main. Willard ............ Martin, Thelma. . .30.38.41, 41 Z9 45 47 46 60 .... 30 34.40.61 ,, 24,26 61 30 44 Maynes. Delores. .30,38,41,44 Meisenheimer. Lucille .... .30 38.44,46,68 Miller. Cecilis. . . Z6.38,44.46 Mitchell, Barbara . . . 29.38.41 44.46.71 Mueller. Daryl. . . 27,4O,45,47 49.60,73,74 Mueller, Keith ......... 30,74 Mulhern. Shirley.. 30,38.4l,44 46 Murphy, Frank ...... 3l,68,74 Musmaker, Pat . . 2936.39.44 57,58,6O Musmaker, Regina. . .31,38,44 N Nassen, Robert... . . . 29.40 Nelson, Billy ............ 31 Nelson, Phyllis ........ 31.41 Newbury, Dan .... Z9.40,55,57 59.61 Newbury, Stanley ......... 29 Newton, Gary ....... 31.45.72 Newton. Nancy ..... 29.38.41 Nissen, Patricia. .29.4l.44,75 O Onken, Becky. , l7,Z2,35.37.38 4l,42,48,65 Onken, LeRoy ..... 16,20.Z3,35 39,40,4B.52..55.6O P Parlee. Mary. . 20.35,36,38.41 45.65 Parrish, Nancy. . , 3 l.38,41,44 Patterson, Donald ........ 29 Peckham, Gerald ...... 31.44 Plymesser, Lena ....... 31,41 Poffenberger. Larry..29,40,68 Poffenberger, Mary. .16, 17,22 34.37,38,4l,44,45 Power. Ann..l6.20,36.38,41,46 Price. Harold ....... 29.45.55 Price, Mary Ellen ..... 31,41 Price, Roy .......... 20,40,73 R Raper, Dick. . . Z0,40,45.53,55 Raper, Ernest ......... 31.44 Raper. Jack... .....29 Reed, Billy .... ...... Z 0,40 Reed. Jack ............ 31.73 Reeves, Luella . . . 26,36,41.47 Reis. Frances ..,. 26.37.38,44 9 46.47.49,64 Ridler. Lloyd ............. 31 Rigler, Carolyn. . .Z6,38.41,45 Roberts. Ardith. . 3138.41.45 46 Roberts. Bonnie.. . 31.38,-11.44 46 Roberts, Clark. . . 24,26.34,39 40,49,52,55,57.59,61 Roberts. J'ack..Z9.40,45.58,60 Roberts, Larry. . . 26.34,40.49 5355.58.59 Roberts, Mary .... 17,34,36,38 41,42.45.46,75 Robertson. Kathleen... 29,38 41.71 Rohr, Lorraine.. .31,38.41,45 Ruby, Robert. . 28,34,36,40,54 55,57,5S,79 Russell, LaVerda ...... 31.41 Ruth, Darlene .... 26,38,41,46 49 Ruth. LeRoy .... ........ 3 1 S Sackett, Harry... 21.40,45.69 Sackett. Kay .... ..... 3 1,41 Sackett, Vera . . . . . . 26.38,4l Saffer, Ethel .... ...... 2 9 Saffer. Shirley ........ 17,41 Schmidt, Raelfean . . . 31.38.41 44,461 Schneider. Carolyn.. 28.34.35 38.45.65,74 Schneider, Dick.. 21,39,53,55 60,79 Schwartz, Carl .... l'I.23.34.35 40,45,53.55.60 Sevier, Ted ........... 31,44 Shelley, Elaine Wulff .... 21,41 45 Shike, Lewis .... .... 3 1 Shinsky. John. . . ..... . . 31 Short. Dale .............. Z7 Sims, Rosalea .... 27,35.38.4l 45,65 Skellenger, Audra ......... Z7 Skellenger, Fred ......... 31 Skellenger, Thelma .... 27,38 41.45 Skellenger, Wilma ..... 29.41 Spencer. Mar1ene..31,38,41.44 Sullivan, Earl ......... Z9 .62 Summerbell, Jack. . . 29.40.44 Swift, Dick ............ 31,34 T Teter. Gaylord . . .Z1,39.40.55 60 Tilk, Norma. . .2 l.23,38,41.42 45.75 Thompson. Estella . . 21.38.41 70 Thompson. Joyce 29.38.41 Thompson, Phyllis. . .31.38.41 44 W Walker, Donna . . . 27.37,38.41 Wallace. Irene ...... 31.38.44 Waltz. John .............. 31 Wambold. Donald ......... 27 Wambold. Ioan ..... Z1 41,45 Wambold. Mary Beth . . .29,38 44 Weaver, Duane ..... ..... 3 1 Weaver. Rebecca ...... 27,41 Weber. Eldon ............ 27 Weinheimer, Arlene...l6 21,23 37.38 41,75 Weise. Edwin. . 17.36 40 42,45 58.61 Westphal. Shirley ...... 27,38 White, Dale . . . 21,36.40l,41.45 White. Donna. . Z7.37.38,42,44 46.49.64 Wight, Jeanette. . .27 37 38,41 49,68 Williams. Gene.. . 2l.39.6Z,7O Wilson, Bonnie ...... Z7.41,44 Winn. Wendell..24.2.7,39,40.49 52.55.57,58,60 Woodson. Carolyn ...... 29.41 Wright. Gary ........... 31,44 Wright. Larry ....... 27.37.40 .ADL 0gl 6Ll0A x .nl 'F f: WALSWORTH :Mbna-dnl-up, ll-IUOIIHDUPI1 ll-dlnqll-.u.l.A. f ' XXX A it S. 1 fs , . lhank You T la- - Llp- -ix L ,,- -is i. A S i S., f-5 1 Business Friends .V Photographers Orval Heywood Supreme Photo Kansas City Ieif Wilcox, Woltz Studio Des Moines K H Sidey Greenfield John Don Carlos Student Photographer STAFF members of Tiger Tales for their many hours of hard work, Student Body for financial support. 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