Griswold Community High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Griswold, IA)

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Sllllllfllllflfi' I Ins 9 I' RUNI' IIUW lml. llvrhnan Marlene Mm llmr B1 My lviunnn Michel W e-.lon Ilur nthy N1wrn1n Mary I on Srhaal Slnrlf y I aulsz n HI KUNIJ ROW I urxlle I unlmaugh Donald NUC ullougln Jean Ho-ser Is lxlaxvxn Dx xlu I x I onli D1 an fxrnnxc rnnn lwlary l' rnlu f Q Ce rald Vxnf e .-'unc Ixa Gary ill IU rharnl ll Iflapparl J ls xther r a x s ox mx I I lt Ixxn-ser Ilona Pr: Ivxcksm lIACIx RUN -. D xlt ponsor hex n 1 x vs t I ax a mxnan 4 Bu I D XV xl a L,arlT1dhrsn Rod: rxck Hall I Inyni Tracy Marllou Norrxs Mxrxam Bu rhaum ABSI- Nl Iv-nm th C arl on P1 xnklm Cxrey Sophomore Hzstorv On August 30 1949 thxrty fzve students became the Sxlly bophomores of G H 5 M155 Daft was there to see them through the year, and wxth her help they elected Gerald Vance Carl Txdgren, and Roderlck Hall as P1 esxdent, Vxce Pr-esxdent, and Secretary Treasurer, respectwely The new alr they had atta1ned when they ceased to be green I' xeshrnen brought forth a not of sluts for pep assemblles Dorothy Newman and Boyd .Steffen wele thexr cand1dates for the Royal famxly of the G H S Carn.val The Class galned one new lnexnber dul ing the year, Kenny Carlson, who was forxnerly of Lewis I-hgh School The Sophomores are lookmg forward to a progresslve Junxor year as well fxlled wxth aCtlV1tl6S as th1s year has been 52 l I I w w y r I . K I QI : I ' f ' I , 'Z 1 , ' . ' , ' ' ': -, Jfwn ' 'us, . I . K I 1 1 - ,, A . r , I'I'Ill IW. R1 Q- , I a - lxlf , Lloyd li ause, Reb li 'igli-1 N 'r f 11 Ilans -n .Iarolyn I'1-lfaer, Johnny Weston, G mr cv e ' . , Id V' 'z ' . n ' ' Z lx1i:s l I5 .' ' -aly l'h'll gg, Pat y ,e 1 Ch 1 ,Hoy l Q -IR-n, ell I l rv, Q I 2 ' N I s , ' 'z ' nt , 'T a I 1 I I N . . 1. ' h . . . I- y . K r I A - 3 U I . L J ' , Q - s , N ,- -. - . . , . ' H .' 3 i - . .

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Junior 111.5101 y August 30 l949 found forty two Jaunty Juruors enterxng then' thxrd year hlgh school proud to be upperclassmen Tue seven members that have been together all eleven years are Lorna Boseck Phyllxs Brouse Barbara Llndvall Jack McConnelee Neal Mxlne Max Saffer and Charlene Seeley They hope to remaxn together for thexr fmal year of hlgh school Another xmportant event of the year was the selectzon of candxdates for Carmval Kxng and Queen They were Ray Wolf and Phyllls Brouse The Jumors chose Mother IS a Freshman as thelr class play whlch was gwen on February 7th The cast was Clara I-Iopkzns Conme VN ood Bxll England Marxlyn Llddell Beverly Thomas Lorna Boseck Dorls Hemphlll Barbara L1ndvall Juamta Pelzer Glen Mercer Don Pelzer George Keebler Allan Hmes and Kelth W1nston The productlon staff consxsted of Stage Techn1c1ans Jack McConnelee and Jumor Ramsey Property Commxttee Royal bhaffer Neal Mxlne Tommy Rogers and Max Saffer Make Up Artlsts Pat Tye and Marselene Mumm Llghts Rlchard Breellng l rograms Joyce Westonburg and Shxrley Mundorf Prompters Dorothy belders Helen bmlth and Joan Ray The school orchestra glrls sextette Rosalee Foy and Phyllxs Brouse provided the entertamment between acts Mr Wllcox class sponsor dxrected the very successful play Another lmportant meetlng held by the Junlors was for the purpose of choosing class rmgs They chose a rather prxm style whlch seems to be very attractxve to them After much plannxng and a great deal of work they put on a Junlor Senlor Banquet that was a huge success lt was gxven mn the hxgh school gymnasxum on Aprxl 28th They ended the vear feelmg that they had made Vely sat1sfactory progress and hopmg that then- Semor year would be as memorable 31 . . . u . . . , - . of - . 7 Y 1 'Y ' P . .. . ,. . V . , - P 1 1 , 1 1 ' i ! 7 I 1 - ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 - - - 1 - ff - 1 1 - 1 , - K-- 1 I -- V, , 3 -- ' ' -- T - . . N, , , , . - ,

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Freshmen FRONT ROW Bxllle Pace Richard Guudle Delores Tu-t1 Janet England bhxrley bhultv Lois balfer George Clark Roy Weston SLCOND ROW Jack Sproule Mxldred Mann Roberta Rxeken Clxfton Jefferson Myra Christian Marlxn Ackerxnan Mary Steffen Robert Bellxs Janet Schultz Stanley lxrxsmger Ihrk lxnoke THIRD ROW Ruby Hugh Duane I xddell Helen Shearer Jack Rxedmann latrxrxa Hopkms Rxrhard BACK ROW Miss Fxnney Sponsorl Kermit Mueller Wxllxam Petty Harold Jurchens latsy Wallace Norma Lee Crouse Russell Bees Loxs Ann l mn .loan Sunderman Robert Shean Charles Yoeller ABSENT bara Book Patrxcxa Johnson Fresh man H :story The Freshman class has an enrollment of forty At the begmmng of the year, there were forty two, but Mary Joanne Frederlcksen and Delorxs Haley moved away The class offlcers are President, Patrxcma Hopkms, Vxce Presxdent, Kermxt Mueller Secretary Treasurer, Duane L1dde11 Last tall before It was declded that there could be no carnival, Marlin Ackerman and Patrzcxa Johnston were selected as candldates for kmg and queen Although members of thls class aren t fmdlng the life of a Freshman unpleasant, they are lookxng forward eagerly to the years ahead 33 Fender, Beverly Silk, Lester McClure, Barbara Haynes. 1 ' - I 'A p - . -Q 'FU 4 . , . . .