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

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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

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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

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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.