Granville High School - Falcon Yearbook (Brown Deer, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1959 volume:

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Mr. McDonell's M.A. Degree in Ad- ministration from the University of Min- nesota amply prepared him for the present position of Business Manager. His coaching experience in football and other sports, plus his having been a swimming and golf enthusiast in high school, and a baseball and bowling devotee now, makes him a fine example for us, the stu- dents, to follow. XN'e will remember hir. McDonell for his splendid spirit of fellowship, his smil- ing friendliness, and astute judgment in all things practical. g OXBQNAMSSJWJQ Mliltf Y AIU .1 J. B. Holtz CLERK Ray 101151-11 MEMBER 1111- 151111111 of Ec111Cn1i011 is 1111- 11-gal body wl1i1t11 is 1-r111'11s11-11 wi111 1110 Clllly of 111-vc-1opi11g 1111- poli- 1'i1-S for g11x'1-1'11i11Q 11111- 111 1111- 1111'1S1 i111p111'111111 buci- 111-ss C'Il1i'I'IJlkl91'S i11 11111' 1'111111111111i1y f 1111- public schools. 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The visitors that we have had here in school have commented on the outstanding behavior of students in class and in study hallg and we feel deeply honored to hear com- ments like that from outsiders. These words of encouragement given by our principal, hir. Klu- carich, should give all of us something to live up to. Mr. Klucarich, who received a Master of Science degree from the University of Wisconsin, also attended River Falls State College, Harvard University, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. His interests are school and family. while his main hobby is auc- tioneering. His life may be summarized in his motto: H'I'he difficult we do immediatelyg the impossible takes a little lUIlgCf.i, 6 Our vice-principal, Mr. Rennicke, is liked and respected by students and faculty. He received his BS. and M.S. degrees from the Milwaukee State College and the University of Oregon. Although his main hobby is baseball, he also enjoys many other sports. However, raising his two boys, Scott and Randy is a full time job and chief joy. tpttfygil wma lVithout a doubt this is the Hnest student body I've ever worked with. I especially like their loyalty to school, and the sincerity with which they are trying to build an outstanding tradi- tion for Granville High Scho0l,', coni- rnented hir. Rennickc. Cheerful Co-ordinators ,-.3-an-I Mr. McDonell has many qualities which make him a truly fine business manager. His strict adherence to true facts makes him a .-Y good man with figures. His alertness to hu- man values characterizes him as a reasonable manager under whom to work. The quality that is really outstanding in making him a line man under whom to work is his quick sense of humor which adds that extra spice to life N. Miss Helen Lockman Miss Judith Robbins Mrs Gayle Siegel St hool Clerk fy pist School Secretary I School Account Clerk I X The summer ofhce helpcrs cue Nliss Scheel lmal An efficient hird working office stiff is necessary to ua c aid in c xttlofln ind shclxinc, 1 mountam of maintain a smooth runnin, org1m7 mon 'Ihc d books mmlstration relics hc uily on their help 8 . ...J V 4' ll Lug , I ti' it gil 6 ar .3 - .Ll f J-,X X gx,.,, . , .ln ,, I 1. M 5 54? 1 f W K Y' , K f :gg ' ' yh 1 H A . 4 - . Y b1 'ws's1 ' - lf' Q- wed ,.. .., W, W- .-11 wvknii ,ws Art May Truly Be Called the Efflorescence of Civilized Life Elly Nlrs. Rigfgert explains to Barb Crienke the how and the why of the kiln in pottery making, Don't burn yourself. We were lucky to get Blrs. Riggert, BS.. as our art teacher. Her friendly smile and eagerness to help the stu- dents makes her well liked by all. I eww if Qing 2 if g, e V. l QQ 5 egg. f t. Q 5 u K e Dui co en s as she w ,ks the mot wheel. Pump. Su , pumpifl Dick Kohl looks on as Ron Greg puts some finishing touches on clay model. It's nice, Ron, but just what is it ? 10 .xx fef sw es - ,Ee .g ory his Future Business Leaders 9 I, ' f 3 i' I X ,ff g 1 -l N ' 1 XX xi 'J '-E'-7 elf XX 03 NN x K -I' 5 -.4 lf i The class looks puzzled, so Mr. DieKroeger helps them out in fthe spelling of one of their shorthand words. 'J t X-,...,-nv-ff Z .ff I Mr. Levenhagen watches as I students in typing I try to master the keyboard. This year both our business education teachers are new arrivals. If you went down to D-48, you would find Mr. DieKroeger at the head of the class., Mr. DieKr0eger has a B.Ed. degree and teaches typing and shorthand. Mr. Lcvenhagen teaches typing and general business. He has zi B.B.A. de- gree and. of course. we all know him as our football Coach. fa 5-'R'r-s-ee, We wonder what Mr. McDonell is saying that holds the attention of his bookkeeping students so well. Literature Is Created by Many People from Many Lands Terry and Miss Firehammer are having fun testing the tape recorder. This is the first time they have used it in their sophomore Classes. The tape recorder proves very help- ful in improving reading expression. if-WisL:.-' ' ef. it ,'3i l'f' :f 1. ii T -s1LP31Q:1:is'Z ...H a . rises -H r .- .saga-.f wrt: r Mr. Geisert. B.S.. Mr. Baudhuin. B.S., Mr. Meythaler, M.S.. and Mr. Stone. BA.. are the men in the English department. If these smiling teachers have their way. Granville students will be superb readers and spellers. The boys eagerly enter their English classes this year. The reasons as you can plainly see are Mrs. Kuehn. B.S.. Miss Slingsby. B.S.. Miss Firehammer. B.S.. and Mrs. Moore. B..-X. at Hs- ,ff-emi' .A .- --V 51.51 r . Wife : i .rlfw,-gay ' . ss: f F'f'L-ft nsfs i1,.5'SQg5'f'+g's.ai-sa.5e2, . -.wssigsgsgyuis- a re Je . imma-asf .. 1. -. rg ,. . . ,HEI .1 1 4 fi.. 'K 39' JN ' 1-fi ' , E 5' 7 x T' U ii'wrfQ?3mH2,:.,fi.,. 1 . ..3'Q,,35Qrtg1i:E:ggf,Q..L,. , ,igimgfsvg mga. . ' -El..-f if U q'J,:n . it new H ri Jim Nevels. Nancy Janke, and Joe Mitchell read a play in freshman English as Mr. Meythaler looks on. This is their first experience using a microphone. Hav- ing trouble? Mr. Stone is explaining the S.R.A. Reading laboratory to one of his junior English classes. This year all of the English classes will be using the laboratory to improve their reading rate and comprehension. Foreign Languages Opens the Doors to Understanding Our Neighbors Mrs, Moore. HA.. and Mr. Baud- huin. B.S.. are our new efficient foreign language teachers. The un- usual picture in the background was brought home from Mexico by Mrs. Moore who teaches Spanish and German. Besides teaching Latin, Mr. Baudhuin is also kept busy by coach- ing our cross country team. 5 'Xll of these Latin students in lklr Baud hums third hour cl iss seem to be busy concentriting on their tests As usual some eyes are wandering' Our new Latin tc uher is hippy that so many studrnts re llllk thxt Latin IS not only interesting but also helps them immensely with their English Do you know how to conjugate a verb? Maybe you do in English. but in German it's more difficult as shown here by Mrs Moore. Records accompanying the hook help the students learn more readily. Here we see lklrs. Moore having fun with her first year Spanish class. I 4-.v. 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I I 1115 l'l'Sl in 1111-1 lvr u i If N A 1 , A 1 Y -' J 1 1 1 Jo- -, 1 .If-1 ', th, ar ' ' ' ' I ,1 -1 Lin A ,111 K, .A Q. la J. v P I 1 1 1 J' ' J: 1 1 ' ' J . 1 What the Mind Furnishes, the Hands Fashion Mr. Sfhwamtes. B.S.. MS.. Checks n blue- - a print tts Mr. Chztrtrztw. HS.. BIS., Cuts the wood for the plan. Mr, Schwarttcs teaches drafting and Mr. Chnrtraw teaches woodworking. 4 f fftttf' ,sN !!hu.. 'Qu- Boh Bmclt prcplrcs thc lathe m Mr C h tttmw s woodworkmg class Nh' Schwatntcs teacher of 1'-' .ls 1 ,Il Ot.'..i 1.-'A' '--.su qt l r 4, Q -.SQ 3 Mcrhamc tl dr 1 w 1 n g 1n rutts stuc ttt Z1 C board xx htlc- others work d1l1 Qentls at then' seats 15 Eirh studcnt m thc xsooduorlunq Ckptrt ment spends hts tmtc on hts mdtxtdutl pro ect Th1S mxolxvs 1 rear deal f pattcm 0 fu L '. .4 Nx I 5 ' . ' 1 , L , t p p U 4-. 1 1' 4 ' - E2 Q J. V all 6, C 1- .sb I. I fi. O x fl' Q ax.- 1 1 I ' ' . 4 f 1 X Nb . s x , 7, 1 ' ' 1 'H 'Z . ' R '- I' y st at . ie t th i -M L I j . ' ' ' ' t gf . . 0 Mathematics Creates Great Thinkers gel do se? a as or Mr. Carl Huberty. B.S., Mr. Duane Donovan, BE M.A., and Mr. Alex Mackertich, B.A., MA., put their heads together to plan tomorrow's test. Between the three they teach general math, algebra, and algebra II. Mr. Huberty is seen here looking over Maureen's shouldcr'to see how she is coming along with her test. Good luck, Maureen. i.SQg4k'O we ze' So .960 S9 WQQ G96 be or L 3. 'O -Q9 by Q5 Nha ,xx 3' 'S X o Q are 5 J Q0QQ'9s6,e fb' 'N 'K 'ni While Don and Sandy seem to have finished without any difficulties, Karen Ruesch needs Mr. Donovan's help with her algebra problem. joel, are you confused too? 16 ,rf The Universal Language of Mankmd Mr Donllcl I xdd B M F tht chorus mstructor 'md 'vir Ctorze Kent B M Lf ME the bind dmctor 'are dlSDl'1ylY'lEf CTIIH 1110 s fl IQ Thr-lr 'lblllty IS rcflcctmd IH our exrrllf-nt muslc 11 progrxm To be in excellent member of the bind you must practlee requlirly meh day Mark Mlller knows thxs state ment to be true 9 Q1- lz, 9139 0 Po 6 O' O I f Chorus ns another phase 1n our muslc program Mr Ladd and some of hls boys get muvh enjoyment out of smgmg 17 ,if 55131, X X :e :ji N M ff-irifiiji X' fi if LL W Rf: W 'V, ', -dl1 : ,: -M' H A do ' . X. . 1 ,z . . ,.., ' ' . 1 A . 1' A , ' ' . Q 1 1 ' 1, ' 1 ' 2 f 1 . ' ' 6' ' 6 Q 0,72 r 5'1- . Q Y wo! 1 'ofa o N- .N , cy. 00 Q Bulldlng Strong Bodies 5' 'fwfr Www '58 Thls phwsxml ccluc' 1t1OH c'l1ss dlscoxcrs thwt tourh footbtll IS somctxmcs is rugged is X'lYS1Iy I7 11' MISS C lrolc Buss B A Mr Alfred Birry BS Mr Robert Bowon BS and Mrs Rose-mxry Blunkely B S our PllYSlC1l c-du muon mstructors appz-wr to enjoy work mg wrth thls torso Thmr work crwtarls mstruftxon not only m phwsxcil actluty but also m health and hygxcnc ,V l 3-as sf g?g,ifs'9Qsli5 2 ,ff-sw? 3 553251, A' illgjskfgggfliiiwli A5 +g MB IU tctuxl pr'1Ct1r0 they Clls Cover It rcqulres much sklll 'md stamma These glrls Kbelozzj 'xre probably thmkmq that MISS Buss explanatlon of soccer makes the game appear easy ut 18 Science, the Wonder of All Things Mr Rlchard Scamfer B of Ph and M1ss Delores Hawkms BS who teach sclence an M erorne Bxndettml BS and MA an LIB 1nd Mr Mllton Foelske BS who tt uh chemlstry md blology rcspectnely ex cxtcly handle th1s skeleton one of the many tc uhxnq ucls Ill the field of selence Ihr re stuns to lx tn lffbulllilll gomg on Mr Btndettlnl IS st mdmg Hrm on the grounds thlt IT IS 1 he Mr Foclske seems to be plc tdxng fox our support III Slylllg' that IT IS 1 she Lets be ncutrxl llke A1155 Hxwkms and Mr Sr unfzr M Foelslte shows some of the klds whlt thur frog should look l1kL when they fimsh dlssectmg lt We plty tht ltxds who have blology bcfomhmch Mr B3HClCIf1l'l1 watches as Mary Seeger and Sandy Edwards demonstrate how to mu and One of the many cxperunents done ln Mr Seamfers general smence classes xs bemq shown here to some of h1s pup1ls The expenment proxes wlre expands nl and water Why are you Sllllllflq Mr Bandett1n19 History Makes Men Wise Our historians. Mr. Eugene Malloy. B.S.. Mr. Thomas lViegele, B.S., Mr. Herbert Madlung. B.S,. MA., and Mr. Roland Geisert, B.S.. stimulate us to an apprecia- tion of our heritage. Their enthusiasm and interesting anecdotes make their subjects live. This is apparently one of those dreaded times in Mr. Geisert's his- tory class F- exam day. Mr. VViegele and his world history students have been dismissing Alaska's statehood. Here lNIr. lViegele is showing where Alaska is situated on the map. Mr. Madlung has just questioned his American history students about the American colonists' early struggles. lVhy did they want to become an independent nation? The students are silent. 20 Another Helpful Department 1 Mr. Jens, the special education instructor. received a B.S. degree at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. His ability, patience. and John Pabian seems fascinated by these understanding are a credit to our faculty. books. Remember, John, your present job is to unpack them: you will have an oppor- tunity to read them later. Although many of his students appear distracted at the moment, Mr. Jens continues to supervise and give help when needed in this period of study. 21 Carl llogue and Garry Mintz. left, and David Schmidt. above, spend their study p e rio d lacquering books in the library. The librariztn's job is eased by their able assistance. An Aid in Solving Our Personal and Scholastic Problems The counselors - Mr. Madlung, jr. class counsclorg Mr. Rennicke, guidance directorg Mr. Bandettini, sophomore counselor: Mr. Stone, freshman Counselor. They give of themselves and their time to befriend s . wh,-1.1 h 4--1 :.rc-,wr-,ax 'M ,, The Direction in Which Education Starts S A Man Will Determine His Future Life The Fascinating World of Books Our smiling librarian. Miss Scheel. has a B.A. degree. Friendly and capable. she is always willing to help all who need her assistance. all i' is 4 U , ,-f,:,'Fw ..:: 'swf 3155 ' ff 1 L 'V U 55 ,Q 5. ti .zhgw M aff W fqiwfiid- 'L Q' Y x .1 3 Mary Laufer sf-cms to have found a joke from one of the many books on our shelves and is sharing it with the other girls. who are also assistant librarians. In the reference corner Howard Seymour is checking a reference. Miss Scheel and Bob Resck arc locating information. Carolyn Bell. Barbara Giesfeldt. Kathy Fischer. and Pat Stockflsh are at thc magazine rack looking at some of the latest issues of tht- niazazines we receive in our library. Karen Fischer. Lynn Lybf-ck. and Iwiaria Laufer are at the card catalog. Looking for something? xi . I-x 4 5 'U aff 1 51 X Q -X Q 1 A fl' if y They Keep Our School Clean fir' 4 X li J i ,andJOup Stomachs Full A :Lx 'V Nfl' In CJ? M 'N Q5 ll cj A yup J jf X pl N pf ft. kk yy X V A V,-53 4 V X l N I 7 ,fixllt A gh? yy 4. is.,-X539 twirl--.1 A N y X x ,Lil are Kel l, txci X fx X s i but normally they are as busy as bea- vers. Besides keeping our school clean, . 1- Ld ,Q f I 1 1 A Qdr, custodians may be posing here, they help us when needed and are our friends at all times. From LEFT TO RIGHT: are Carl Sustar, Earl Genglcr, Fred Wlolff. Rolf Richter, Eugene Sarazin, and Donald Wolff. Mrs. Betty Docter, Mrs. Bernice Garfield, Mrs. Irene Janssen, Mrs. Nila Krause, and Mrs. Jean Van Alstine are busily preparing another delicious meal. Our tasty, well-balanced hot lunches don't merely happeng they are the result of the able efforts of the kitchen staff. Yuum-m-ml Yum-m-ml What's for lunch? . x gif? R .L, X 1 j I r t g AJ , 1 x 5:15 'Q Y, Q' ' X1-uv my vw:-ww N W ww. Rig, , V! 'J' ' , ' A . ., , I jfixw r, gl. ' I ', Y , A W M , I I I U.. g ,WL , ug, , .T HV. . ,V I , V74 , ,X .Q , , , QW' v ' W 1 L, 'V . I 4 , .57 , , 1 ' 93 I .V X 1.,,!,,v 1 -Annu A N 'X fi KJ I ex 2 1 .. . . 'Q ,SE .F Ronnie Adams Arlene Bauer ig ff is v P is' ,f ,,, . R Q Louise Bellofutto iw Jerry Adamski Dune Anderson Tom Anderson Bob Bandt J uniors Assume Leadership Betty Jane Baumgart . Q-. Kathy Berger Ken Beyer Gerald Boyle John Brockel Mary Ann Bruder Davld Brueckner Terry Cummmgs 1m Cummmgs KV ,ff A , ' . J J . . . I' Q 151' J S Jcunnc Didcrrich Bnrbarzx Ellner Ah. M. E' S Barbara Fcnskc Robert Gasperetti 'Vi fp f f I Richard Dieffcnbach Gwen Drinkwinc Luellu Etzel Joanne Fcilbach 43 Karen Fischer Carol Frank Jeanette Gengler Joyce Gengler John Giese r-any Sfindrgl Edwards Dudley EiC'kSICdI George Feist 1295 QV K' -'Q ' , Iwi, .lb 1 .V H A 5 0' 5 N Q., ni 1 aj.: S, gas 335 'QS . 4 n - . I ' A-fa. -,A ,. - a 4- . K . L ,aw n' J .aw-f'a?' .1 K if .122 ..S..: 1' .Sz f iP'a2.9' Kenneth Fromm Larry Giesfeldt iv- , 4 G' -v i , 'S ,HSS nil' HQSLG I K F ,ei -ff - Q , v, Qi I 'r qi Karen Gifford ,aims Mix Barbara Greinke James Hale Pat Hauser xf Diane Goethel Judy Grass Gary Green 'ii , 5 Dale Gross . F X . xg as Pam Don Hegg ala Hartman Raymond Hager Q l ,vi f i ,f Kenneth Hetzel ll if . li' is 3 ,Q-5 2 11 Larry Hintz sup. 5 1'9 fK? 4f? 'K 5 Richard Gregory Emil Hahn Lynne Hauser Allen Hoffman Philip Hohlweck Q 1, 1 Q . 'ni' of 'Wu A 1 Ann Hubbard n, was 5 I' nl , I rg , Q Richard jahnke Dave Johnson Eileen Joppich -ew 5 1 V S Q I x,. I 4 X Yfzi: I f 1 5 ' Bonnie Hufnagcl Dave Ihlenfeld Russell Ihlcnfcld Tom Jansen Pat johnson fx xl Ll! JA ,Vi JP ' Karen Janswig 2 'S-'ST Marilyn Johnston eal Kerlm Dave King Janet Ill Joanne Jelinek Jackie Jones Sandra Kluball fb. Gary Knisbeck 43 Carol Kozic . fi Y! arf s I 2 I Robert K urkicwicz Susan Larsen ...- . KS 'f-, sq Si? , ', sig. W K 2 X fs .lm Susan Koeppl Martin Kolinski Kurth Koss 5 '1 2' 1 1 ik s James Kujawski GN E'- Sandra Lzlndfricd Eclwircl I lpp Barbara Lemkc 453, -0- Jeannic Lconhard Lois Liebau Barbara Losey Janet Luedtke Nancy Lunn Richard Lutz Joanne Markiewicz Barry Mcinert Edythe Lyon , 5, , -9 L d Ad d v . A 65455. V W fix 1, 2 A ,uf ,R , 25.1 hip: -r f gm ,- 1 Q ,Q 5 'Y .fx ff KF R gs, r 3, t N - Q Q:-Q-m y we Barbara Merrifield Margaret Luker aux Carol Malkiewicz Dave Meissner Joel Meyer Fred Meyers Mark Miller Walter Miller Maureen Mlinarich ff .1 , , -rim h i d , 14, I n VY, , ith 1 d .5 K Q M y Q 4 ,jf v - , '+A , 3, an aer ra r a M aaaa W R 5 .. -. , ew, . A . A 11,-K ,T ., Q 2 A, . 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Sharon Otis Sandra Petzold Cv Q7 s, 1 'R enwmvlfv w WV K Diane Neubauer s X , W f 5 N v '13-' w Keith Kablitz 1 1 if William Pallaske Charles Poull ful William Pricwc James Prinz Dianne Radiske Robert Richter Al Rischman james Ragusc A , .ffm t R ii - 1 1 ' R 4 I ' 4 , at 'TQ Juanita Pate Edward Raab Dennis Radiske Marie Rantanen W inf I ,,, 'lll11ff'f'Uf 1 ., M ff i r Thomas Richter H . ii Z , 2 R 'tit -Q f i A ii 'R ,Way fa 7 W 'X i ' 4 ' 1 I X JoAnne Ridosko I A 1 I A Linda Roscnberger wx U' Karen Rucsrh William Ruhlancl e R T 'W .. '77 , :...'f V , 1 -PM .t 'Q ti5!'liigQfx ' '.'L , 1'iiii2ii :t ',f5iE.f1f 7 li.5Qififiii'f-ii-iitizll'R-iiE':iiii4,Q.p,Q'1if5'E5 A .25 Robert Resech William Ric-be Bob Safhsc 411-4-'-, 2 Y 4 it ak Vw 40 fi Margie Sager Carol Salzman james Seeger Mary Seeger Joanne Schacht ' fir- ff' Mi 5 I i 2 Doug Schaefer Thomas Schnnpp Joyce Schill .-' .1 . 1' - ,. it an ' 5 Carole Schneider fi- -Iack Schuctte Corinne Schultz ,cr- I? 'UW Richard Schmidt . 'P Kr ,K . in :X K ' ai K, F vl , ,F Dale Schmies J ' ri .-'11-f + 3 as Q 2 Lawrence Schultz Judie Schneider Horst Schrank Kathy Stauber Jeannie Stas if .Q --Q fv- x Q' I f Harvey Strackbein Beverly Stockfisch Patricia Stocldish Curtis Swanson Dan Sydow if , I 'if Q fs David Taff Sue Trautwein Karen Verhaalen Richard Tesch 6, Volker Timpe Bonnie Van Alstine Karen Unger John Tolentino b , :M 'Q 410W me nn as M7 Penny Vclte Ronald Vogt Ralph Waltz Allen Wambach George Weis 4 , 5 Q V. A . if ajft- 'u 1 N 'g 12 .'v ',' . .-,.. o V, . -,'.- .V 4 ,I , ur . .'-,Vr.,','..' IN P W, ,:,?'.,t'.L. t . . ' R- fffil Q ff. ., V1 , ,, -f:,f ofdffz ann Yum 4 W t 1 ..,, 'fu 4. ,fu 'Nc . 'H i -fx, A E 3 Q 1 ,Q Lx I - f igs, 5, R, --:. A .. f ' 'i'i '. W Y , ,,., wg Gary Willxams Leon W'oehrer , ., .. Q f v f Judith Yentcr THE IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 4 Sandra Edwuus Secretary Lmda. Rosen bergcr z zce preszdent an Zuba, treasurerg Mark M1ller preszdent Sophomores Lend Stability ,ww -MS' - F John Abendroth Rlchard Anderson Bob Ash Karen Bembenek 'ls Terry Baker 5 Barbara if Beyer Gerald Bergeson Barbara Bolt Kathleen Braun Tom Brown Sharon Buchert SM John Cefalu Gerald Chromy 37 1' .Q-W,-f 3 Bonme Baldwin 1 Pat Beyer Barbara Bremer Thomas C lscy Sonja Conway Kathleen Cull Kathy Cusny O O ' MW 1 - l' A , A A I f. X ' , ' .TN R ' .- sf ' - ' ff ,-J3,.M' . ft 4 N X. V--' ml, 'Q t : l':'.f 7 f . ,, 1 ' .mi ' N - ff 'V 4 79 ,. ,, 1 i I i l I ' 4 gg :,,-,, r ,. - L ,aff f 4.:' B., f f f b H Q' ' l ii. . , ' Y lj kl l ' , 'Ni' . - , ' 'Q t 4 i ,Q 'll K 0 A , ' V K ' np? K , JE, V .sig fi Q, a. 3, .V H f h . -y ix ,air 5 A X YT N '1 . i - . '53 V , All f , ' 4 2. '7' 3 4 Denms DeGutes Chrlstma Dyszelskl Arlene Fenske Bex crly Folts James Gengler 1 Jerrle Doberstem Joan Dondlmger Mfmlyn Drefahl Sharon Ellner --407' Dcnms Fancher Tom Festge Davld Frohna -4' A 2 Wmston GlHOFd Ronald Gxgstead Ronald Glanz 38 Suzanne Dreyer Barbara jo Fazendm Jamce Flemmg 54 fy john Gagnon Marcla Goctsch a Y a ra r 4 . J A l 7 aa 74 . ff Skyli Y 1 - : l Q A ,.,.. A A A f l a. i s , ,L Q Judy Gordon Al Graunkc Renee Cucgulcrro Mqry Gugmdg Gary Groll Adelhcxd Grossminn H 3 john Grucnwald Kiran Guttman Patrlcla l Ckson Q i f .. ,,. J f 4 - 1 , I f Q .- I ' . A X 'A Q Mx 7 ' 1 ' , A U L - ' f 3 A 1 ,ax .5 K K 4 v' 1 1 I-5' -L 4 1 I V f' A 1 'Ji . - . J ' ' 1' ' ' ' A A L Dons Hmckbarth john H 1rt7 'NI xry mv HL r7cr if Rornld Hickbarth J9 ,QZMJQ MW ,, ifgafvu Mg! ww M-j ara Hngert 1 Dcnms Hm cy Phyllls Hcrmanson ohn H111 Jxm H1Illg0SS Beth Hxmmclrclch Joan Hohlwcck 59 Lois Hoicm TJ H is Margle ins Robert clmck Frinrls oncs E' 'N may hh m 31118 21115611 C hrlsunc Klub1ll Ellcn jogwcr Janet Holtz Carol Huber Susan Hundt :WFS udy Jinscn 'ff fx '35 Bull Kluq Sandra Jackl vm Barbara autz 05 'QCTW Marllyn johnson Henry Kensler Susan Knel ,-- tis sv-W Iohn Koc-mq Susin Kopp Q49 len' A' fl r.., v . 1 - ws ' 'J J ' J J . J: .f -X T' ' ' 2 J ' V . Q ,,'. J , 11 Q . :FM - K J . . Q . M A A .1 . 1 'A J , ' . P f K , f JH. . J 'J 1,444 ...L , g 4 wi . J ,Qs W , -Z ' lx 3-V , ' ' ' xl -- e V . ljigp- , fn :V !' 5 ff ' ' 1- -,ei ' ' 1? George Krautner Blll Lambrecht Beverley Leltzke Merry lynn Lisle VIFSIDI1 Loether Kathleen McDonough Rosem'1ry Martzahl Chrlstme Kreznar if Carole Krueger Carol Krutz flu-Q LeBrun Lautzenhlser m Laughren e'1n Lxebherr ,prvi James May Carole Meaehem 41 Roger Kussmann Ted Lautzenhlser Sandra Llesenfeld stil, 5 x 'lo Edwird Lucas Vlfglfllil Melser l ..:, B y 33-P 'I A ' 5 KAW IA .' ln 252 ' A i i ,, - ' ., Z ', 1. ,I 'W' n f' ' P V L' V ,,,.e LSL I K fl 4 - .-., iz V 3 Ky l a - l' f '- le . 1 V yx 2 gl!-RH k 4 ', 11 A ' J L ' I g ' -'1 X' . Q A ., , in ' V2 g f , ' ' ,, ' ,'k,' 1 . ' Fil-f lt A I V . v. Y. .K C ': ' . . Q V , l , '- .1 Q n eerl . 21 - 4 Q -i f . :iff ' M V ' M or i ' 2 ' ., t 'A - V . . 1 ' . I , ? W ' Q V . r T 4 fi 'V .af 1 . . , 'lfif W 4 5 fr e ,fr e Linda Mesarich Ronald Mlhm Garry Mmtz Thomas Nenmg Tony Nex els - 1 -rr , Q .si af K is 1 Thomas Michel Kathy Meyer Frank Pit Mxll me ,as ll' Douglas Mllls Rlchard Mormelh fn Nlck Nlcklos udnth Nxcsl Arnold Oehme ohn Pabrm 2 Roylynn Mier Nancy Mllls Ex elyn Nielsen X vw an 5' Dix ld Pidwm Delores Passmt an Mane Prlewe Cllfford Radmann Judy Rush Ronild Rlchter Judxth Pearson nm Pfexifer J m Pxonke an Robert Rusch Warren Race Sandy Rash 'rm av f 1 Mary Anne Roets Don1ld Roggenbfsuer 43 YMQ Kenneth Rehbem Sh1rron Romlg Chrlsta Plxtzkow Claudla Radmann Tom Rusch Melame Relch Kwthy Rooney I .,,.v - . X. -gf' I. V ,I W ,A Q ' -3 ' 4 ,g if V , J 1 ., - , ii ki, :,.:' : Y , V n A f E ee,, f A P o ' w 1.., e'n Q V 1 f of I 'Y ' . 4 ' . . J. . i . , . o ,4 .ef , , 1 IV, ,, ,X 1 f' A V K - f ,gr .e ' ' L 'fig ff 4 ' f n .nf K ' iv neny L n sb :R - 62 1 f . uf 5 ' .. 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V S' xl .. it .,,,. .-l. h .- - ..,, -' ff X X 2' X ., .,, gi , ,4 ' , I -1 A if ,gs--Q Ronald Stampfl Loulse Strackbem Pat Strackbem Kathleen Strm ger Thomas Sutter ,aw Judy Taylor Bob Thomas Angle Trlmboll Frank Turck Dxck Thlemke Ron Thompson George Strobl Walter Thexsen. j Nancy Tlllman Ronald Van Ryzm Gregory Vlduskl Gerry Vm Dlck Jlm Volrath Helene Votapek Cheryl Vreeland er- ' ' s fs 2 o ,, wr? f,r , , , ' ' I TM '55 ffffj, ,se ,, ' . gg! . ,f sa - --QU' - on f rrer b JW, gag .T , I, log, .Ky iq . E, A ., - ,L V , gi .1 'X' wff f P ' .- ' ' Q , K WQJQQ' ' Y gf f- ' A if - 5 Nz v x N 1 jfgg, , .QQ '. .' , 95,-A V, 5 , ,f ,Y fi' --lif ,- Al, .. Qi- ? ' wily ' gqief rlll A T ee I Si ,, A K - . , Q ,g ,Q .kffg 1 I 1 K v,,,...v'- 1 Y, ' J ,l A I ' .C 1 5' le.: ,gi J ' Ar iizl, K , K rf. ' v-fl' 3, -::-- . - -' 'H V he - , t - K '- Qi ' 5 , , it .. . ,D ...Q 48 A f V L . 1 1 Bill W'agner Judy Wagner x ai ' 2- 'Ef' Michael Whgner W e , - lu f'f,A Llike Wilhelm Francis YVir1ter Kenneth lVinter k g +R 'Q' ui Af 1.3, ' - , . V 5 1 Q 4. 5 - I p 'A' .kk W'-ll 3 5. -'.l it r e .V Wayne Wold Dennis Wolff jim Wollenhaupt presidentg Lois Hoiem, treasurer. SOPHOIMORE CLASS OFFICERS - George Kraut- ncr, previzlentg Kathy Cull, secretaryg Susie Dryer, vice- ? i '- ,iff . , 1 X tif Randy Waltz Kenneth Wirth Linda Young ,S - Gu. ., Yy Robert Wehland .NL -A in fl 4 1 of jim Woerishofer l . '-'Na , is gg Q X 'A' x .W 'I Carole Zettel Freshmen Add Enthusiasm J Sharron Anderson B111 Ballen Wayne Barndt .l Sandra Berner Trudy Bubolz ack Carlton Carol Chechwala Edna Chermak Joanne Churney Karen Clchosz Judy Clark 4 Pamela Bergemann Peter Blaettner Rodney Brandstedter Roger Burczyk Mary Burlmgame Truman Clasen James Berger Davld Bremer Shxrley Buth +3 1' l A Charon Chudy if Xie , 4' ' 4 4. Jerry Comeau - Og . K' Q .A EK K . Loy 1 f .. ' llll y r-'e To ' fu, N 2 p. k q My 2 .K l y if - S .. Z I y I --W V 1, 72 eler Q acc s J in is . ,. 1 2 A A 5 il A J Y .J 1. - . . if Gerald Comerford Susan Dick H LA h ks .k., ., ikl k 4 ui john Docter Joanne Dougherty fi r iii? i A if Mark Corrigan Marilyn Diderrich Carol Dodd James Donnel Zinn ., -ls. f ., , E' 1 Q Mary Ehn A5 MA 'E xg a- if Q 'r 4- :- Kathleen Cullaton Edward Davis HOWard Deller James Dieffenbach Sarah Dillender B111 Doornbos Earl Eichline Charles Ehrhardt . V-my P , ,. Warren Ellmann Robert Engel Joseph Esselman Nicholas Etzel L Kathy Fellm Sandra Fessel l 3. 155' W Emest Frank Dan Fulghum Wxlham Grass SS Frances Flllput Kathleen Flscher :- Harold Franke Barbara Gexsfeldt Alan Grefshe1m Richard Flelschmann anet Fredenck Z' John Gllbert 9. sf A Ronald Gregory .Ne fb Arlene F olts Wayne 1' romm Judy Gllsch nun Gerald Hafcmelster Harriet Hafner Gordon Hahm Kathleen Hale Royal Hansen Judy Harms 4 , Qjal g e ij,-f ff v . u p V I, -2 V h 1 , . nl, 1, ,. ia . 'A A e .. 7 . A d 3' . 1 ,sz yy ,j w e J - - if , 7 f la 'Q we 'Ei we 3,5 A 1- J he QQ E TES f,. H5 . 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S -ESE M, ak . x A I? ,- - . ffwwfzm - i . Y. . ,fa . , f ,- rc ,vga f , ,Q 11. A .W L, V M. , , , . Susan Jach Nancy Janke Karen Jones Robert Kaemmer VU! ' Charles Kastner Terry Kensler A Q Wayne Janke Lynne Janswig Deanna Kalicki Lmda K1rchner Susan Kltzerow Mary Knuese Denms Koepsell WY an Rlchard Kohl James Kohls , ff Haw as 'Y nw Damel Kolmskx Jamce Kranz ,ZH .Q H wx? sgwf U S n 'fs + 2' 5 'fi N? w, ww gw E1m,1H?,. if -9 M W KEEP? W' ' S: M5815 M1152 MNH. as Y W.- .- :af -Qian ., . Q --W g 3 8 Q 4- 4, . fe g All' as ,e gf ,I-,' A , s Lois Jensen G' -iii A.-- , Q Q t fl? ff 9 il , gf A ,A - x I ,. M' ,, , 2 Rl' Hi 5 f- H611 4321 Frank Karth Tlm K1rsch Gary Koettmg Richard Kr'1n1 .. rl Q 125 si Qlf 4 , - A ' Q.. a n A M f ,ff 5 a -wir if J R' 5 . ' We W, - ,g A -- , gy X in A -s :X K vs -A ,fi ,., fa f' ' ,, i, ..,. 2 . ,A Y 5454? r if A' Wjf f , 55- AQ ii 11 . . :Q . r ze-: e x. . 'X if' we ' A . 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Dick Krueger Wayne Krueger Nancy Landfrled une Lang Joan Laughren George Leberfing Judy Lee Diane Lepak udith Lewmski Lmda Liebau 3 it Lynn Lybeck Geraldine Luedtke Diane Mann kaif 1 Q Ray Mastnk Frank Mauro William Maynard Judy McDermott 1 Sandra Langenfeld oyce Lehmann l I R1chard Lockman rm Gary Margoles Dale Meiser 'L -T:,1fLS7g52sQ,lLr.:ff 4 X X' 114 Rlchard Meyer Patrlcla Morgan Carol Neldert 4' M29 a 'M Marlene Mnllela Carol Mlller Joseph Mxtchell SYIVIQ Mundy Edward Murray aw wr Ellzabeth Nennlg James Nevels Florence Nlnham Elleen Oehme 714 r 'i'v-gs Q-as off! Darol Owen Nancy Moder Bertha Myhlll Ronald Nxckerson James Pallaske V: '53 ,di Kenneth Pauaske Judy' PWYSOHS Barbara Petzold Kathy Pnette Joanne Poeggem'1nn i V , ,,.,., 1 , .- 1 a aa A ff in 4 o z A W A ,, fur 3' .a-1. -ff ,' .ff I li ' fag A . 'lf ' i 4 f l' 551 3 -ai? Qavf-4:5 :fx 'Wir ffjz T-3 33254 4 . I 1 'll 3,32 1 '4 , ff 'iv e , - Q? 7' - ,2 'ge H ' A fs, ,ef at 2 , ' lu ' 5 ' k A 'L '. 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X . 5 1 Q K 0.1 Karen Bembenek Terry Baker Late Arrivals Greg Gard Lemta Gennrxch jack Ha 1s1s Maureen Haas1s Don Senger H115 ansen ab- Pat Landowsk1 D1 mc' Lepak Tad B mnenberg arnes Berka Dale Bubolz Mary Curran Sandra Czysh Roger DOIIIJH Glorm Sabraw One of the many actnxtxes sponsored by the Jumor rl1ss was thc Jumor Crazy Hat Day Pr17es wcrc wwarded to Edythi Lyon and B111 Ruh land for the cra71est hats P1ctured here are SF4TFD V1rg1n11 lklusrr NOT PICTL RED me Donner Ron Gottschallx Nhke Hoffman Lc11on1 L r 11 'VI xry J 1r1c7cwsk1 Alan Kmbb Judy Jors SI ln Mmox C 1ry M 111111. Peter Ixronsrhn 1 J Don 1ld Mus11l ary 1Nor1n1ngton gs Frank PIPIIO Bob Prod7ensk1 Mrlanu Ren h Sh 110011 Rorbuc lx Lh 1rlotte Sc nqer SUII Zuba LI'FT TO RIGHT Sandy Wlnters B111 Ruhland Ken Hetzel Nlark Nllller Sandy Edwards md Niary Seeger Th1s day was filled muh laughs for excryone 0 ,.,... Q ff L5 , A .1 vl?a w'vf? , . ,ff-'f ',.. If,,.lf,,' A 1 k 1 f ' S - jg ' J ' 11 ? -3, ll- 1 L -1 Q 'TJ' 'li I 1 - Q JL 11 2 'Q 1 L N . '- . 1 - J: 7 V 11 ' M lr I' 1 '- ' A1 lf- ' '- 'f ' ' A -'31 . ' ' - L Q , A L , , . L ' - A 1 l e if 1 la- ,, f Topsy, Il I,2,3,4, . .. I,2,3,4, . . . 'ily True Love J' mls . .-N.. li- . ...X K a - f' Vw. ' .... Q 5 One Night J ust a Dream' Dream HLove Me It's Only Blake Believe Beer Barrel Polka K'Lonesome Townu Q4 ,QQ X Q I 5: 'Q' X vi. f m 4'-ll 'N W Locker Commission N, as 4 'o N 'Y 1 1213. KN X ' if S. The lorkvr Commission is :1 limited group of thru' Ol st - ' uccnts' lorkus 1rm kept in oidm Iho 111a111l1c1s 110 1r stuclints rlhric dmnts 111 Q cc S 111r1 Icnslm Illl 11 1 1 it thc l11lls 111 Art Service Club A X 1d 1 IX mln lx llhx Room x 11111 Poi gc Ill 1111 ll 4 Q ll 11 Sr 11 ie um 1 sr s 0 It um IIN lllll fllllfllfl 1 x 18111 Wll ILLK nk 1 11 ll 0 s nlcco11l11111s 'NIM R 1lS0 ulxm s ll11S QIOUIJ , 1. ' , fol ' . ' stu ' nk' c'l1 'ly to sm' B51 'lg 1 71 ' . ,1 y I'i4ll'. and .l1111r'1 lll, 'I'llL'il' 11d- thi - 1 . '- frm' from Ol7SIl'l1l'll0Il and llllll ilu' ' '. . 'A 3 1 . O 7 rg A 4 K 1 V 13 S -Q '3 Q ' in I v may , . 1 X ,Big 1 . 1, U 5, 1,11 Tull, I'1lOl'PI1'l' Nlllllillil, Xviflli' , 'z 1' JOA1 1 gf' :1 . Ng 11'y tILlIll'i', I,i11d11 Klux 'l1 111g1kC up llli' Art '1'x'i Club. 'l'l1'. is Ll sc1'x'i4'c' lilllll wl A c'l1ivf duly is to xx llliik' poil 'li' 1111d Il t'1's of cl:11 cl 'c's, z111cl 1' ' A 115. .-Xt lllvll' w1 kl,' IIll'l'liIlLfS VVl1K'Il ll1l'y :11'c' H114.'l 'l ll 'Q'1l41r wc ll11'y Illily wc rk ll 2ll'l projc-tts of ll11'i1' own, U1 ' f tl1vi1' , ' . lmiu pmj1'm'Is 1l1is ys':11' w.1s ll1P f1lll'lSlIIlil,' '1 ' . iggvrt Publicity Club Maureen Mlm lrlch Sandri Rxsh Kircn Ln er R111 The purposc- of thc Plllhllilly club IS 1l'ltCI'XlCW1l lg people Shortrldgc' BOITOIU LOU In 1I'l1l'I Pltc Bonmc Wflllflg xrtulns for thv ncwipipm' incl lxcc'p1ng 1 bullctm nlglc P run Znhrcn 'Nlr lxll L thc xdus nclon IHWSIJIIJLI utnlm xlnoutfrmxl 1 FTA .Emil 'sf' 5' STANDIAC Ixxrvn Rucech Smdrx Hcnruhs Frinccs WN ojtowuz BOTTOM ROI! IcBrur1 Iiutlcnhlser om Lux hun xllilli. hunch LOUISL Numls xml Xlr Foelske 'lhy Futura Tuchnrs of xIIlCI'lC'1 lS 1 new or g1n1nt1on ll lrlnxlllc Hlqll Srhool Artnmcs wrc l1m 61 1tcd lhxs ye'1r but plms irc bemq mxdc for tutormg md SlllJSllllllll lQ: m cllssvs Flcld trlps wxll hc mrludcd III ll11S orglmzutlon ln lift mn xntcrcstmg trlp his ll rc ldy been tlkcn to YV1sh1ngton Hugh School . 2 K' V ,.,,, I K I . -Q I - A ,. F . I V , i i .A k xx: S I Huf LK '. all ' . l , 'Vgcl' is ' Q or. hon ' ' 1 4 ' '. L I 4 ll'. 0 9 Q .. , lg , Q K 1 .3 x 5. .V ,, All I 2 ' s ' .- Q X U mf ia. 1--5 1' ' : 'L S , 1 2 , . ' ' . , 2 . ' x A A jf , A , Q . . J: ', .. ' ' '2'1.1'1,2. 'A .1- '. N f ' ' 'Q' ' .- ' 1 ' - 1 z 5 ' 'Af ' . hu ,L 1 1: ' x ' . ' . , - 1' iv , 1 Granville High Q TOP HOU Mr Kpnt Iihflzv lt-minff 101 Donlfliiiqcr j LIfr'1nk Iolm Cll'llCIlXV'llLl ROW '7' Nancy I.11nn. Russ Wlalytic Kr11t'gC,r, TqyliS11til,1lfr, fl :1ld-JClirQ Y' , lNz1luHr Hiim- V llilviifvlcl. IA' Blillll I,Lllllll'IllllSC'l', Klvriy l.1slC, Bzirlxxrzi Ell- Orl, Judy YffTftio'rwy'Krr1 3Vi11tqlif Rlllty Nggiini, IYO-W 3:.y, nor. Put Bvyvr, Clliristinc Kl'l'lUllY. BOTTOAI ROll': Sllllfilll -Indy Pairs 's.AK:1tl1yxuFf'lli11L+Bc'i3p1l Myhl . lN'z1,'11c Qirnd. Burlicrt. 130111111 S111ith. Doris H.1t'kl111rth. Sherry Pcdcrsoii. Jeff SL'l'E.'.IZ1lTkx:x:Rl,l1f'I'. Dirk A CI'SOI'lgN!lDil'lx'C611llSl'h,. ic Pa111H11rt111:1n. - Q ' , J fi l l , lj S V yu tix' ' 4 l ' V J LV JL lv 4 W 4 f 4 ,, 1 r , 1 13' L' ,M ,511 ' 'L if lil S vb V PIA X ' L' V V , if 4 P V H X . 1 L , uv JL, Ns. 1 UL' f ' I nv l If ' L K V J AM 'I ' 'f . ' 'l j ' ' 'l Blr. Ki-nt has sc-t 11p Z1 vvry full U . 1 F' ly my l 6 , X 1 A, . . . L b lv '- All 'X EICIIYIIQ' program for band includ- , bl s. I ' 'bpvl - Lx l ing the Christmas Cioncc-rt. two J ', 1 I 1 N Q -f L i ' bf' 1 l' 1 U .5396 Spring Conccrts. two trips to ' U if' V ef . - L I, tb Il ,age music ffwtorics. and vx- A- ' ' -' is 1 . 4 L5 -Vl ..L ix, Clmngv Conn-rts. lim-sides V L L ' ' 1 , . rl l 1 I ,pmvcy nilllii this his stiiclc-nts :irc kept busy playing at games and pop rallies. TOP RUIV: Blnrk Millcr. Dirk Anderson, john Cm- 1-iwnltl. Ernie' Flllllli. Sonja Conway. Ken YN'intCr, liUTTO.lI ROIV: B111 KONI. Doug Sclinrfvr. P11111 lI.lI'IIIlLl!l. joyvc' Sc-lint-fe-r. Gviuiltl Chi-oiny. Put L:1n- dowski. Dcun Sfhcvr. Pvnny Volts. School Band .... A- TOP ROW: Gary Koetting. Charles Ehrhardt. Dick Meyer. Cliff Radniann, Jeff Potter, Sonja Conway. Dean Scheer. Douglas Sehaefer, Joyce Schaefer. Judy McDermott, Gor- rine Schultz, ROW THREE: Lois Hoiem. Dick Lock- man, Dave Bremmer, Diane Rolfs, John Koenig. Dave Bruckner, Pat Landowski. Warren Ellmann, Jack Carlton . K 'NX ' Christina Dyszelski. Joan Dougherty. ROW Schimrnelphennig. Marie Priewie. lNIary Ruesch, Ken XVorth, Karen Jones, George Holtz. BOTTOM ROW: Cherryl Vreeland, Carol Frank, Kathy Rooney, Sandy Wolfe, R TWO: Lonna Ehn. Karen Strobel. ,lanet Lynn Lybeck Penny Velu Qx ,z :yd lk vs-. I. l J-ksfi - a Xi -J X .A , li m , .V TOP ROW: Gary Koetting. Dick Anderson. Mark Miller. Lois Hoiem, Cliff Radinann. Sonja Conway. Ken Winter. ROW 2: Le Brun Lautzenhiser. Joyce Schaefer. Doug Schaefer. YVarren Ellmann. Jack Carl- ton. George Strobel. Ken YN'orth. Sandy XN'olfe. hir. Kent. BOTTOIU ROl1': Pat Beyer, Bierry Lisle, Donna Smith. Doris Hackbarth. Sharon Buchert, Penny Yelte. Russ Ihlenfeld. Jerry Ghrorny, Cherryl 63 Vreeland. Int Q 5 J O Q W and -at !n W x J it W Chorus 1 1 wc, A . L Q ll ix I' ' Ti lj 00 X K, i . X 1 .1 ' s H P S , W sg , Q J L 1 1 wg. fl' X J I-qi xg, X ar xl 1 liz.. , Q' -gy K:-. g. it.: ' ii I K '. Ti' .1 is 45 Q, CJ 'R w-J TOP ROIV: B. Stoekfish, D. Radiske. E. Lyon. C. Schultz, S. jach. K. Gifford. 'lf Nevels. R. Sauerbrei. RUI1' 3: B. Van Alstine. S. Zep. S. Hollnhacher, Glisch. P. hiillzxne. N. hlills. Pearson. B. Bolt. ROW 2: K. Cullaton. E. Nelson, J. Harris. S. 'lihomas. Did- derich. P. lklorgan, Doctor. T. Kensler. ROW I: K. Cichosz. L. lNlesurich, K. Schultz. C. Dodd. Liebherr. F. Nlojtowicz. Yar- rnark. Although small in number when this picture was taken, the chorus has greatly increased its membership. Their performance at the Christmas Concert, the dedication of the high school. and two wc . . . . ,,A, .- spring concerts indicates that the choristers have worked hard to n f. Q make this year a success. Their increased understanding and appre- .x,,4'f - ciation of all types of music will be a permanent asset in many of their lives. 'f' ' ' 22 sf: - 1 '- ' The Swing Singers. a newly formed group that meets twice a week to sing lighter music. enter- tained audiences at the Christmas concert and the dedication service. Mr. Ladd has done a good job di- recting both groups. TOP ROW: D. Radiske. L. Nevels. K. Schultz. ROM 3: C. Kozic, S. Wolfe. E. Lyon. ROIV 2: P. Berge- man. S. Hollnhacher. ROI1' I: E. Nelson. S. Kvalnes. Samuel. 64 na, 52? '25, ' -F' 3? Iirijlfbiaf - , -'gfggfgfiagt , GZ The members of Miss Firehammcr's dramatics club are gaining enjoyment from Creating Character, a keener under- standing of human nature, and a fuller appreciation of good literature. TOP ROW: John Tolentino, Matt Schein, Bill Maynard, Mike Wagner. ROlV 3: Carol Nagy, Betty Baumgart, Dick Anderson, Mark Corrigan, George Leber- ff 1 ll 0, X' X H+- ,J ll Al L X. I ,llffflf M. mm. f, X Wiyfilrfwl1il'wyiltXM f Matt Schein is posing patiently as John Hartz and Carol Kozie experiment with different kinds of make-up. BOTTOM PICTURE: A seene from Christmas Bellsf' a skit presented by the dramaties club. Dramatics ting, Terry Baker, John Hartz. Karen Gifford. ROW 2: Ann Hubbard, Eileen Oehme, Melanie Reich, Kathy Dillender, Cecelia Votapek, julie Trautwein, Trudy Bubolz, Miss Firehammer, BOTTOM ROW: Carol Kozic, Barb Losey, Joanne Kent, Kathy McDonough, Lynn Hauser, Kathie Steinley, Susan Larsen, Diane Mann. UQ ll! YI., Sit Camera Club L. l in Ni' 91 ANDINC' Bob rlrcllm Boh Rcsuh Thomis C1 thusxlsts End thit lcirnmg IS t-njoy1lJlc They not only soy SFAIID hir Vlluqclt Ken VV1ntvr Imdi Klr l0'1rn to txltv good plrturcs hut SIHCC the new d'1rk thncr Dxlt Mcmr umltx Blylcss 'Ilust' mmcri cn room hm hr-on cstlhllshcd to dmf-lop them also Audio Visual Club G' YY ANDINC RC3L,Pf S ll1C'l'lJI'Cl Bob Fispvrcttl R1'1l sirnhcc much of thc-lr frcc tlmv to hr-lp tc-'nrhcrs opemte Shortrld 0 Bol R rhttr Dcnms Schultz YI ATID tho 'IllLl1O Xlillll CQLIIPITICUI 'Ihc tr umng they recent' Mrs Moore Ron xlcl H uklnrth Allm Kmbb Blll Llm m Ly proxc lm lltmlnlc ln future ye lrs lmrvc ht Don Ht gag I hc-S0 h 1rd workmq tv: hmm 1 ms 6 s 'Q my X1 Q 1' s ' ' -l Y' X ' ll X g . 1 I , A . ,. I --t. I I K Y A .0 C 1 Qi, VX 'C xt aww an-ml yn-Hx A ,j l .h , 1 1- 'L . 1 l I I . . .L f: . Ln ' .f- '- 1 l', ' . .' 1 ' , 1' .',Jz'z 4 .. 1 . - 2. 1' . ' 1. O O - L 1 lt ' Y 3 I yt Q. . X-. -- 1 vp - Ht! .C-X, ' X .. 'FX 1 ., W, k P . 1 X , UQ ,vw R Y k , 4 1? . ' ' . V X - I V .1 1. C 9 -, Q. Q I T. ,4' 4 V ,- A 1 . ' 1: 11 1 l, 11, l, '. .,' ' ' ' , K 4 - F-T. I !' '. 'l ' fi . V- .1 ' A l JA.. l' , ,, I z'.,: ',':- z ', . 2 'R ' Drivers Ed To promote safe drums fespecxally amonff those recklcss vsomen drnersj IS the main purpose of the Drivers Ed Club Besldes learnmv how to drixe they learn the funda mentals of mechamcs Industrial Arts This Club was set up for boys in- terested in industrial arts, but un- able to fit it in their program. They are able to express themselves in any field of the industrial arts pro- gram. STANDING: Dick Jahnke, Warren Race. SEATED: Bob Ash. Charles Poull, Dennis Schultz, Mr. Chartraw. if- TOP ROM' Mr Sehwfmtes Volker Tlmpe B111 Wagner m Wollen haupt Bob Riehter ames Plonke Don Roggenbauer Fred Nleyers Ronald YN ehl 1nd lrink Tureh Larry Schultz BOTTOM RON Allen WN ambach HH Seeger Chuck Poull lNIelan1e Relch Pat Stoekfish TOP ROM Marjorie Jans Mr Sehwantes erin Leonhard anis ansen Dennis Ilnex ut . joel Meyer Wlnston Gifford BOTTOM R011 lkliureen Haasis Barbara Lemke Susan lxopp Kathy Meyer Marilyn ohnson Iuelli Etxcl LI lrxlyn Dref lhl ,ieaff Pe ub 1-at 'eg' TOP ROW Carol Frank oan Dondlmger oanne Sthaeht Corrine Sthultz Kathy Braun Renee Gue qulerre udy Schneider Treasurer lxrllflii. Laufer Secretary Karen Fischer lNIar1lyn Kosut Miss Buss RON -I Dixie Rice Kithleen Berger Pat Gullitltson udy Taylor Karen Nerhaalen Sindy Jaekl Judy Wag ner Sue Kopp u 1n1t1 Bayless Barbara Lemke Sharon Ellntr ROM 3' Nlirtn Hutthms Claudia Radman Arlent Fenske Helene Votapek Nliry Roets Arlene Bauer Sandy Schneider Sylua Nlundy Sue Trautwein Carol Huber Carol Nagy Virginia Melser ROW 2 Barbirl Htgert Pat ohnson President Kathy Meyer aekie ones Karen Guttmann ulie Trautwem Sharon Otis 'Ntnty Lunn Jomne Ftilbifh Susan Hunt Nancy Klein BOTTOM ROI! Kithy Cull XITFQIC Sager Mtrie Rantintn Kathy Piette louise Bellifitto Barbara Ellner Bonnie Van Alstme Cirol Nicklos X President Suzy Dreyer Linda Rosenberger 1 Our Pep Club in action To assist the cheerleaders is one of their biggest duties. Other activities include organizing a drill team, sponsoring pep as- semblies, selling shake-a-roos, and above all, promoting school spirit. Whenever the cheerleaders master a new cheer, the Pep Club girls are the first to hear and learn it. LI T11 111111 N OP ROI! R ssl th 1 Rmhard Gre Oly Tom Xndmrson Fcorgc YN CISS rl 0111 Brown RON i Du: ohnson I'r111k Nlucllcr Bob 11 111 B 11 R Sl 1 Roger IXIISSIIIIII R1 1 XX 1111 r 11111 I1 1 1111115 1 ll cs Xuan Ix l1'1IlCIl1JQ rg 01111 Ccf 1111 Xllcn NN 1111131611 Bob l mek Eurut Scl11IlpfcH1r BOTFOAI ROI! R1C111lC1 Icsch crry X1I1L11t1x R011 11d C 11011 1d Hr 1111 Ix111sl11 o 111 X111 X1C1IOl1l 1111 111111 Rm 111 i IIALL AIONITORS - - TOP ROW: ob S111' 150. '111m YN 11ls. Tom 1111ser1. LLIITY 111112. A1110 OChIIl4'. D011 Hcgg. Lf11'1'y YYOI11-1s1o1'fT1 D1-111115 Rudiskv. rqOIIl R1c'11tc1'. ' H' ', 1 V ' 4: Rona c VUE. 1121 Zubi. Ilownrd Scy111o111'. 1111 Yolrnth, Evcrctt Srhcll- 1 C 011 F 'Ilf' 'v11s 'zmrrc-11 I 1 '- A R1111l1111d1 B. I'l'y Mu' -1. Ro 114 JXKLIIIIS. Mr. M41 1' .': 111111- 1 511111. 13110 .'11c s. Aojcc S1'11 . Bvverly L1-itzkc. ROS9I11LiI1f' W111t1'1'. .'XI'1C'I1C Iilllldll II.l1'- 5.- jf' vuy 1'z11 1C1n. 1 105 ' 1,1 .. IJLIH S1110 v, R011:1Q lk'k1J11I'I11.RAlX1lL1I'C 111111. 1 '-: 111- OW '. 'alhy Xfvycr -ilL 4C 11 1-s. I1 ' 1 .1 'Avwi' voods. B'X'C1'1y I lis. N. nj ' 1-111. . ary .- H-env Yotupek, Suv 'I'r.111wc1111. Sylvia KI1111c1y. I- Jw. , Hr , r' A -1- - F1-11, '1-. ' 1 cr. Bg1'l1g11'1 1'11. 'c, .1 ' , 1 I 111 ' Moc - 1 111311. '1 11 .1115 1'1 . uc y Nicsc. S11sg111 udy XyL1gIlCI'. S1111c1y Skc'v11. N 1 '1' RUNS. K .111- V.lI't' vll 1' Kopp. Newspaper STIINDING Ixithy Rooney lwhrie Prewie Rance Cucquierre NTHIYBBI1 Nlllna rich karen Fischer Nlxru Pxte C trol lN1cklos SIYYINC lxlr Dieltroegcr Dc loxcs Pissint Ixirtn Luger Sandra Peisc C irolxn Bell 441 Carol Nitklos irc fcxerishly working to Ineet c deadline ,SIM All the ine art work on the Talon is done bv the xcry caplble Kithy Roonex NI1r1e Priewc is prepiring a rough draft on in artic lc to be h xnded in - The Talon Staff has been or- ganized for the purpose of print- ing school news into a regular , volume covering scholastic, athletic, and social events. This group, active for just two years, has successfully attained the goal set, and in the future seeks improvement in more frequent and even better issues X Exerx one appreciites karen 5 effi Ciency ind persucrance mspetmlly the T tlon St iff 19 Marie Ptte Nlauieen Nlhnarich Karen Lnger and Renee Guequicrre Cnot shovsnl haue clonc 1 fine Joh follectinq and presenting 'trtules of interest to faculty and students alike 70 I . . . : : '. 1 ' . ' ' 1 . . 2 . 1 - .5 , l ,J ,. ,.1,:. ., x - , s My - L f , V , . . Q-3 i' Two of the Talons typists, Karen Fischer and , ' , iff K I A , I ,K A . - K The annual staff puts out the yearbook a xeftrs hlstory of Gran ulle H1 h Plsmnlng pages urltlnff Copy taklng PICIUPCS, and drawlnff cartoons are some of the tasks that thls group undertakes YN e the mem bers of the Falcon stifl hope that the students of Granvllle enjoy thls yearsannual S Annual Staff It looks as though cxeryone IS trymg to gnc hns cents worth but lt sums llttle Red IS WlI'lIllIlL, out Nlxry Sugcr IS Lclltor 1nd lNI 1r11 L xufcr 'assist lnt Ldltor Karen Flscher Kathy Plette and C1rol 'Vlcklos work on Copy and lwyouts WVe couldnt get these glrls t smlle WVC heir 'xfter we left they were lik to norm'1l' George Selden s c h n u r an K e n YN lnter our hirdwork mg L uneramen check over thelr equrpment Mr Brute Parsons the yetrhook salesman md ohn lolentlno put some Hmshlna touches on the wrt work for the Falcon TOP ROFV John Tolentmo Nlarllyn Kosut, Bob Resech ROW' 2 Ken Wlnter, Pat Landowskl, Mary Seeger, Joanne Fexlbach, Karen Flscher, Marla Laufer BOTTOM ROW Mr Meythaler, Carol Nncklos, Kathy Plette, Joanne Schacht Eldene Roffers , . S If C A A - , U . o.' C . X v . a 3 ' ' V Q3 , L. ,, ' V t f A . L . ,', Y. . . .f i Vx V ' 'u f' 9. - as 'Jw ,. ' fi. , fl -, .J qnk 'T ll J L 'J . . kr.. . U2 1 ,, . ' s. UA' ' ' ' R, ' i K.,-ft ' 1 1 'z 1 ' 1 - ' . ' 4: fa , ,e l,., T - . if ,V d 'sfwqgdkx ' t ' . Y K - - ,I a . , . is L A . V t L . ' ' A' o ' . . . Jac' ' 'H ' I' Y X L :i .I c ' I . . U Q . 4 . o 3. A? 1 . 5 1 I I , J 3 ' . W, Science Club TOP ROH John Tolentmo ames Seeger Sears Tinner Alan K 1bb BOTTOM RON hill? Scegvr Smdrx Ixlubxll Sandra Edwxrds ern Moeser 'Nlr Fomlslu lhu hue worked the rlumlstr, storeroom unpickm supplus and fxmllurlzlng themselxms Wllll some chenmtn tuhmqucs The goil of all IYPISIS IS to get thelr name on thls qrlph prcp xred by D1Ck Lui? und Dru Brucmhner X C1-ff J ii Q5 T f 'ff ri erry IS testmq to sec whether S xndy Edwards IS radlo actne Lenrnms ibout ridxo lctlutw wxs one of the club s projects Math Club TOP ROW Rlfhard Dxeffenbwh Rlchird I utz BOTTOM R011 Due Brucchner Kiren Rucsmh Ru Hxgnr Mr Donox nn These Emstems CU ujox working wnh the lnslc fund nnentlls of II'l'1lhlllllt1lS Ihcy xre IJI'1IHlIJlllX monccrncd wlth thmory 1nd ns prutxc ml wpplu mons 'fs ' f 'li J 1 . 'J ' , J , . , A P1 .J j . . . . - 'T 4' ' in 54 l ' 'D if fNIr.4Rfnc'kcrtiCh supervise-sl 3, 4 , X Z, W . F N x ...F f A... n NJA-J X - V' A 1? .- 1 . r 2 . rl .1 T Ll A T V'-W 'N I J W 2 9 ll xg 'A , D . . . ,l Y I 4 Ulla ' ' . . 1' 1 - , . 'z . x - , , -1 4' ' ' . ' -Q X . si- .1 -2 . 'L 'L 'L ' ' '. ' 2' 'z ' K -1 . X -a 72 .N.A. If you see a girl in vi ,Q a blue apron and ' fg ' jf Q hypoderinic needle in 3' I 5 9' her hand, don't -he 'K J' f' alarmed. She knows z what she is doing. 3' Sf, Y, Q 'iq flVe hopell She is a future nurse of Amer- ica. They prepare people for shots and also help the nurses in the Baby Clinic. TOP ROW: Beth Himmelreieh. Bonnie Bald- win. Carol Frank. Beverly Storkfiseh. Pat Oel- hafen. RON' 2: Greta Rihak. Carol Neidert, lklarilyn Johnston. Sandy Kluhall, Carol Mal- 2 kiewiez. BOTTOM ROW: Louise Straekbein, Sharon Buehert. Carol Hennig. Janet lll. Carol Sehulze, Miss Hawkins. advisor. Do we have a volunteer? F H O O O TOP ROl1 .' Ellen Jogwer, Diane Goethel. Rosemary VVinters. Judy Sprecher. Naney Hauser, Diane Rolfs. Susan Jaeh. RON' 3: Janiee Stark. Joyee Hartlieb. Kathy Hale. Pat Hauser. Susan Larson, Sharon Roinig. Lenore Raguse. ROW 2: Susan Hartung. Sandra Berner Arlene Folts. Gloria lN'iedmeyer, Baerhel Kuka. BOTTOJU ROW: Judy Lee. Pat Morgan Sharon Thomas. Kathleen Fiseher. Pat Stockfish. Mrs. Kuehn is the advisor. 73 Helping others is fun. The girls in FHA are preparing themselves to he better and more efficient homcinaktis in thc futuit. Besides having sponsored a uFaeultv Chocolate Hourf' they also held a Chiistnias diixt fo tht B11 xxau kee County Childrens Home and worked on sew- ing projects. Student Council Q. Q' Eff ir- of our liusivst orqziniziitioiis is thc' Stuclvnt Council. Judy KIc'Dcriiiott. Suziv Drvyvr. Sufi Zlilizi, ROI1' 2: Xclyiscd liy N111 fivisc-rt Il1l'lI'H!'UllIJ c'o-orclinznlvs 1u'Iix'itic's. Dirk Kohl. .lucly Ilgirris. Sziiiclrzi Rclwxxrcls. Iiiiiclgi Rosen- 'igil .incl woiioiiiiv, .incl lormulgm-s Gmiivillm-'s Conlv of lwrgvr. Lois lloivm. S1T'I'lNfl: Inirry Schultz Prcsi- llllirs. llilll'lI' timvly and gviivroiis i'OI1II'llJllllOll to ilu- ixll- Clmll, -'Vflf'U KlUUN'I1l1l'f2I Vlfi' PI'f'SlCl0I1l. Pvrmy Vvltc nu.1l smll' li.1s lm-n frrxitly gxpprc-vigitvcl. TOP ICOIVJ -- Svcrvtzxry, Ronald Vogt - VINFCAISIIYPF. Charon Chudy. 'orgm' KIx.lllIIli'I'. Klgirk Klillvr. RUN' 3: Kathy Cull. pu ilmlm' to thc' studvnts :incl zidviintzigvous Ilia' Stuclviit Counril. llllf'Sl' windy sgilos ligiyc provvd to ht' vnjoy to With triuiiiphzint smiles on their faces, king Arden Kan- nenhffrg and quecn Nlary Lnufcr Krightj display their vrowns and clgmcing prowess at thc' Student Counfil dance, Ken lN'intCr :incl Nlyrtlf' W Hohlwc-nk Kleffj, prince and prinwss L11 this Q.llll .lll.llI'. svvm no lvss ligippv 1.74 Foreign Language rf, t By making srraphooks of foreign nations and by pre- guages. STANDING: lNIrs. Moore. Kathy Dillcndcr, pairing foods typical of different countries these Larry Schultz, Thomas Nennig. SITTING: Bgirharzx linguists fulfill their goal - having fun with lan- Loscy, Merry Lynn Lisle, Christine Kreznar K .4 Junior Varsity f Cheerleaders Kathy Piette Claudia Radmann ., Sgxndrzx Schneider Julia Trautwcm Rosu Winter i Zu fa ry.,-.pr . G mnastics ,Cl TOP ROPV: E. Lyon, Meyers, D. Morinelli. B. Meinert, B. Bandt, E. Hahn, B. Riebe. Seeger. ROW 4: Mr. Bowen. S. Jackl, J. Jansen, C. Zettel. R. Lock- man. B. Doornbos. P. Hohlweek. G. Knislieek. Kirs. Blankley, ROI1' 3: E. Davis. IJ, Schmidt, M. Sager. M. Ramtanen, B. Van Alstine. B. Ellner. Schneider, C. Srhultz. S.Ellner. R, XN'inter, RUM' 2: S. Seheel. S, Ft-ssel. S. Thomas. LI, Lisle. J. Jones, S. Steinkeller. Doctor. S. Studebaker. M. Ilohlwerk. .l. Lee. N. Lunn. BOTTOIH ROW: S. Schneider. S. Otis, C. Huber. S. Trautwein. C, Radmann, J. W'agner. M. Tanguay. Hohlweek, Gordon. D. Shields. The gymnasts develop poise. body strength. self-Conhdenee and physical ability. Forensics jk.:-I Pat Gulliekson. Linda Young. and Miss Slingsby. Marie Rantanen. Dirk Mori- nelli. Emil Hahn. and Phil Hohlweek were all outstanding performers in gymnastics this year. Forensies Consists of such things as oratory. speeehes. deelatna- tion, interpretative reading and argumentation in other forms. Its purpose is to enable the student to gain a hetter understanding and appreciation of effective speaking. The student also gains self- confidenee in oral presentations, 1 f 1 Varsity Football FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Neal Kerlin, John Cefalu, Jerry Vin Dick, Tony Nevels, Jim Cummings, Jim Hilli- goss, Bob Smith, Dennis DeGutes, Gary Groll. ROW 2: Henry Kensler, Gary Green, Frank Mueller, Charles Ehrhardt, Bob Richter, Dick Gregory, Dave Johnson, 5-.. Wayne Barndt Manager We've got the Coach . . . ' I Too much time should never be spent looking back on a job well done. The football squad at Granville does not want to make this mistake and rely on its laurels of last year. YYC are mainly inter- ested in improving ourselves for the coming football season of 1959.2 A moment's refiection, however, will be good. I feel our squad, man for man with only a few excep- tions, was characterized by these three qualities: Q11 IOOCE effort, C21 determination to improve, f3j desire to win. As a coach I feel that the above three points are the essence of a good football player. XN'ithout these you cannot succeed. On this basis, therefore. I think our football season of last year was a big success. The boys should be proud of it. aff?-5 I J .,., ., 5, fwlig Bt fl7 f I it 5 Y N551 'lib Q31 Richard Tesch. ROW 3: Bill Lambrecht, Leon Woeh- rer. Ralph Waltz, Tom Brown, Dennis Radiske, Tom Anderson, Gary INilliams. John Brockel. Roger Kuss- man. Bob Sachse. Arnold Ohme. Ass't Coach Mr. Scamfer. OPPONENT WE THEY Waterford .... . . 0 . . . . . . 20 Stoughton ...... . . 6 . . . . . . 21 Random Lake .... . . . 32 . .. . . 0 Salem Central .... . . . 13 . . . . . . 20 Germantown ... .. 13 ... .. 6 Oak Creek .... 13 .. 18 Grafton ......... ... 32 ... .. 13 YVauwatosa JV . . . .... 33 . . , . . 7 Muskego ..... . . 13 . . . . . 26 We're from Granville High . . . 5. Go Frank G0 ' We ve got the pep We ve got the steam if Seekmg a vlctory Go get em Gary' L-nf. G0 0 0 Granullc Atta boy Tom 'U VICIOFY uctory IS our a1m Thr- Falvons you vm ncx cr mme' . ,.r..if3 1- Take it away, take it away, Granville. B Team Football We will win this game . . . TOP ROW: Mr. McDonell, Walter Heimerl, Mike Hoffman, John Yamiark, jim Nevels, Wayne Fromm, Ronald Gregory, Gary Mintz, Frank Karth, Mark Corrigan, Manager. ROW 2: Dennis Fan- cher, Richard Meyer, Dick Rausch, David Bremmer, Even though they had many handi- caps, the junior varsity football team did a fine job. Because they were 'in- experienced freshmen while their op- ponents were more experienced fresh- men and sophomores, the boys' record looks disappointing. However, they im- proved tremendously, fought courage- ously, and hope to give the varsity some stiff competition next fall. Gary Margoles, Rodney Brandstedter, Tim Ihlen- feld, Sears Tanner, Dennis Sorenson. BOTTOM ROW: Frank Mauro, Tom Sutter, Dick Krueger, john Rousseau, Terry Kensler, Tom Ridosko, Gerald Hermanson, John Hoffman. Center, End, Tackle, Guard . . . ' Q Junior Varsity CT? Yu if TOP R011 Mr Huhcrtx 1m CIIIIIIIIIDLS Domus DCFIIIES Ron RlChtCf Ex S1he11fexcr ohn Clfllll f 11-5 froll BOTTOAI R011 John 11121 R11111x YN 1117 Doug S1h1r'fcr 13011 Lg 111 1 1111 1 1 Freshmen ll 11111111 X11Sl1X X 1 111111 11oi1c1 mostlx of so111111 1111111 s 1 x1 N111 xx 1 1 1 1 1111s1 1 II 1 18 111 1111 111s11111 111111111 18 IC 11 s no xx 1 x 1x111x 111C 11 1 X1 1f1NS1S x 111111 Jl 1 Ht P R011 N11' 1 111 112 r ll 11111 P1 11 1x11111S1 11113 R11111 1 1 11s1111 f 1111 1 111s1 1111 1718 11 111 111 UIX 1 1 1X1 lx l l1NSl B111111s1111111 1 1111f11 211 1 , m I 9 1 ' if . 1 N . 1 1-1 , 11 - 1 . 'f 1-.-. . 5 1 .. 1, 11 . IIl'.'!Y. All. Y1 11111, 1111J111'111111 11':1111. ' - W ' Il 1511 Q 1' 1- Q Q 1- 11 V fl K 111I'111l2'11C1l11 1111 f-1 ' . 1 1 M, 711119 1111 ', 1J1'Qi1I1 111' 11-111' F115-1' 1 'Q ,1 1 G , . ' ' . 1 1' 2 A 1 Q ' 5 V111 1111 1' 1' ll '1' A 6 X L wil '. 17111 11111- s1-S ' A A' 1 ' A of IX'k11'1. 1 11A 1 111z1i11111i11 111:11 1711011 111111 5 - H1 ' 1111'.'1 - 1111- .1-1' I1 '1111 M L 1 1 Ii if 1 1 v-1'- ' V' , -'11 ,S k 1 4 K '1111' 1kI'1'91lIllL1I1 1':1Q1'1x i, , , 311 '11 11l1' 111111 11111 wi, dm iq dmmhwm T17 1 , 11111,-, 1111.1-1-, E11 111-111. B111 B1 '11 , -1 1 '- ,-1 111. 11 I A Y A 5 1 A Ni . 111111 111111111. PUIV 2: Dick R. i 11. K 115, 11111 1111111-1'1. 131-x11'1' 11' 114,01 11H l 1U'l'H11 11111. Iii 111112 Ii1J'l l'12,U l1'17li': Ri'1.11-11 N1 '11 NY. 111' R111 'u1'1', .I111111 R11 ' 1.111 Rod 1 1 ' .1111 ' 11-111. 4 'o ze- 1 1 .1 I 'gif Coach Duane Donovan Taking part as an active member in the Braveland Con- ference has been an experience the team will never forget. After having a good 1957-58 season, they found the going rather rugged this year against more experienced teams. How- ever, the boys did a commend- able job, gained some valuable experience. and are looking forward to next year. Coach Donovan is certain that with conscientious practice and a good attitude, they will make their mark in the conference. Wayne Wold is shooting a set shot. Bob Jelinek takes a one-handed push shot. fn, Terry and Henry Kensler. Man- agers. Stinson attempts a free throw. Bob Smith shoots from outside. S X1 fx Tom Anderson makes two points against Brookfield. He was sixth high seorer in conference and landed a second team berth on thc all-conference team. OPPONENT WE THEY Grafton . 60......5l Muskego ...... .. 54 . . . .. . 36 YN'z1tertown ..... .. 55 . ,. .. . 82 Shorewood B . . . . 48 . . . .. . 43 Menomonee Falls . . .. 53 . .. .. . 87 Brookfield ...... . . 48 . . . .. . 67 Nieolet .... . 49 . .. .. . 60 Cedarburg .. . . . .. 48 . . . . . . 59 Greendale ....... . . 40 . . . . . 51 Port XN'ashington . .. . . 44 . .. . . 72 Germantown . .. .. 50 . .. . . 36 Muskego .. 50... ..4O Watertown ........ . . 50 . .. . . 54 Menomonee Falls . . .. 40 . .. . . 82 Random Lake . . . . . 48 . .. . . 33 Brookfield . . .. 54 . . . . . 92 Nicolet ........ . . 40 . .. . . 42 Cedarhurg . .. ........ 49 . . . . . 63 Port Washington ...... 49 . .. . . 73 Regional Tournament: Nieolet 58.. ..56 Whitefish Bay . . . . 43 . . . . 64 Anderson looks unstoppable. fAboveJ W'ilhelm jumps high fBelow3 ,Q Denms De Gutes 2nd Base Baseball Even though thls was the team s first year 1n a Varsity Braveland schedule they came out wxth seven w1ns and slx losses The team, consxstmg mostly of freshmen and sophomores showed outstandmg abllxty, excep tlonal lmprovement and good spmt throughout the season Russ Ihlenfeld Right F leld 3rd Base Jlm Raguse F ust Base ff fs. Leon Woehrer lst Base John Cefalu Allan Rlschman Catcher Gary Groll 3rd Base GRANVILLE South Mxlwaukee Germantown Muskefro Cedarburg Menomonee Falls Salem Port Washmfrton Watertown South Mllwaukee Oak Creek Muskeffo Oak Creek Jnm Wollenhaupt Left F leld 2 ' .. 0 6 .. 2 5 D .. 0 4 .. 16 0 .. 18 ,g 0 .. 6 f 4 ' C, .. 1 . . ff? a 3 .. 8 2 ' .. 8 X 10 Germantown .. 3 f ..', f in 4 .. 5 t ' A' 1 .. 0 n l lf I l 1 .1 y Dave Johnson Bob Bandt Left F 1eId JM Sin Center Fleld 4' W Jerry Moeser dk , i ,9,Jf-I ' s gow 'Hn Y Frank Mueller Pltcher W qw -Jil Q Center F xeld M N V is md F Rog Kussman Mr Renmcke Coach Jerry Vmdlck Shortstop lst Base puifx Ronme Glgstead Mgr Henry Kensler Pitcher Tom Brown Pltcher B111 Lambrecht Catcher John Gagnon Rlght Fleld 1 We in 'M : vi A A , v : Q J . 5 ' ,A r I' . ' 1 ' Q :S X W H . K . LL. ,H,EU,wWw . H A 2. 'ww a wewwim- 'wxw:gNw u'w fe, - ww, xmN'xmK,-KN 'W ' WW . 'wmwrrlewr fy, NmWw',W' Y, ' 'ff5'WfA 1. 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N b I X tl , Cross Countr Ted Lautzenhlser sophomore James Laughren Jxm Donnel freshman Francxs Jones letter w1nner sophomore Granvllles first cross country team d1S played the determmatxon and stamlna needed ln thxs gruelmg sport and flmshed M Q -4'-st The dual meets fLowest score wmsj Cram 1lle Cranxxlle Granxllle Gramllle 'Nlcolet B Brookfield Nlcolet B Oik Creek Double Du xl ltfeet 55 Brookbeld Lutheran Coach Patrxck Baudhum Gram 1lle anesulle Inutatlonal Gramxlle placed 16th out of 20 Conference Meet Granwlle 675 placed 3rd out of 5 Allen XVambach was 'lrd and Grev Gard fourth State Meet Gran wllle placed nmth out of 17 wlth Greg Gard placlnv S1Xlh and Wfambach twelfth Ev Shelpheffer sopho- more letter wmner Allen Wambach junxor sophomore Wayne Krueger, fresh man numeral w1nner ,de Greg Gard, soph omorc letter w1nner and honorary captam letter wmner Bob Rusch, sophomore Rlcky Newman, sophomore man letter wmner 86 ager i .g 'Y Qi C I the year with a record we can be proud ' ' V' 1 3 '. . -:'V Of' 'VU , f 22' ff H .... .. 33 , M ,K -' ......39 ...... .23 ' , .. .... I6 rl' S' U 46 , s V' ......15 . 46 b .. 34 3 : ' f . 4 Y tux D n . x Q : - - , , . O P l l 5 OPPONENT NVE THEY Wlhitchsh Hay . . . . . 18 . . . . . 24 it Vlhitclisli Bay . , . . . 16 . . . . . 23 Oak Crvvk ....... . , 38 . . . . . 5 Miiskcrgo .......... . . 28 , . . . . 14 Catholic Memorial ..... 29 . . . . . ll YVCSL lic-nd .,..... . . l8 . . . . . 20 hluskcgo . . . . . 28 . . . . . I2 Brookfield . , . . lO . . . , . 25 YVaukvsha ......,....,. l 3 ...... 23 YVatvrtown ............ 23 ...... 1 1 BRAVEIAND CONFERENCE NIEET Tvzun Points Brooklin-ld . . , . . . 45 I Granville . . . . 21 , ' TQ -, -jg Milskmxgo ..,. . . . I9 i 2 XV8lt'I'l0M'I1 . , . . l6 Q ' 'ff' 73 x Coach Barry Wrestling G WU lm ly x ' 'LIU TOP ROIVJ Tom Rusch. WV:1rrcn Ellmann. Vlzxltvr Hcimcrl, Dvnnis Koepscll, Frank Karth. Gary Knis- hcrk, Richard Trsrh. Mark Corrigan. ROH' 2: Jim YVollc-nhzmpt, Ron Costa-nd. John Gagnon. Tom Sutlvr, Neal Kerlin, Joel Nlcyer. Ron Yun Ryzin. Dennis Shvr- fcy. BOTTOAI RUIV: Frzinris Jones. Bob Bamdt. Dirk Crm-gory. Rog Kussrnnn. NOT PICTURED: Phil Hohlwevk, Ted Lautzenhiser, Ralph Waltz, Rog Bur- Czyk, Tom Brown. Rog Kussmunn is trying for Ll pin. During at prg1c'tir'c' Srfssion Ralph Waltz is working out with jim Xv0lli'IlllllllIDl, .Lg -. X Q25 X .33 5 Bob Bnndt is about to pin his opponent, Bob took 3rd place in thc stzitc mvct. 'x k N X P . . s 7 . Gary Knisbcck is putting thc' prcssurv on Our 22 wrc-stlc-rs tminm-cl. sw:-at. :incl fought tlivir wrvstling is not nziturzillx' II popular high school way through an znnziziiigly successful hrst season sport. thc boys' Env IJCl'TOI'IllZ1IlC'l'S and thc' llc-inininc' and place-cl 9th in the state tonrnmnvnt. Although intcrcsthelpcdraisothc attcndancv. Track A Q -.. .fr ,VMI GNU 1-ULU 'oh . 5 ' Q- ,- K U' . F av.- 1 A ' , 1 ,M - , . -. mfr. Ivxa f 9.5. 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'KKK 'sf ROWI ,limes Iaughren Don Roggc-nhiucr Horst Shrink offl Mvycr RON 2 loc Bll1Slf' Allen lvumhsnrh Jlm Hllllgoss Doug Mllls Tom Rusch Mr KluC'xr1c'h roach ROH 3 Bob Rusrh MlkC YV tqnc-r Rlrhird Gregory Tom Anderson Cnorge XVCIS 1nd Rindy lN1lt7 Tom Nndcrson shootmq thc' shot put xt Port lV1sh xnqton llc zixnvd 1 second plus III Ihr shot put 1nd 1 thlrd pl no ln the dlSf us throw R1Cky Wvwnnn n the mlle at Port Wushmqton i K r-X i ,I Rolwrt Ash Rinclx Walt! lonx Nmxcls and Hmst Qchmnlt cmnlnnccl thru cflolts to mlw a hfth place 1n thc 880 vnd rclix Othm 'nclnrxt nunts lIlCll1ClL llllllifll GIif7C3IX s Hlst plum ln thc Cll9Cl19 and lN11lt0 vxllllllIl1Q thnd plum ln tha lnffh Jump 'md Hfth plwcc III tht 990 X'lICl dash Allin Vlimhirh ln the mlln it Port YV1sh mgton He pl lccd first ln one rncvt 1nd thlrd in anothvr 88 Gerry Vmdlrk xn the bro xd Jump t Menomonee F1115 WW 'uv , li 5 - ., 5 3' J L9 vi A x fly, I , T 1 X . S ,' , f il IH f K - ,tr . r , 'I I n ,fl ' A - X, r All B ga ff 4415 R 4, X ,J-, Q K , t 5 nj s 'Xifm f'l J.. - 4.9.2 s : 1 . . . . . , J , 7 .- I ' ' , , l 2, , ' 1 , A . 1' ' . 1 L .. 1 ' 1 ' ' ' ' Q I N T ' . ,' r X. 's 011, A . ,W Q li U , x . . . L . . . is , A l . 1 i . ' 5 ' W s f ., - A b . . 4 ' V ',. r Y 1' . v ' ' ' . , ', t I ' h ' 'l ' ' ' .' r ' - . . ' 1 4 ' 4 l 4. l ' ' ' . . ,. . . . V , L A7 . . I - 2 . . r,., ,. K t .5 I K 'L A . I . hh- -lk , Q 4 , . , W , H rfitzi -Q , V ' - l - , fp swv A. .I A 3 S I A 471 K 4 M ' xv tr ' ' AA . YVhat a man can do individually in the field of athletics shows up no hetter in any sport than it does in track and Held. Ilere a man must stand on his own two feet and fight alone. There are no alihis, nor is there room for any. The race he wins is his own doingsg the shot he puts is through his own efTorts. The rest of the people are spectators or competitors. They are there to watch him perform or to try to surpass him in his per- formance. The coach has given him the last bit of advice and encouragement. The task is his from now on. The race is his to win or losef, 1 I . ,QQH 1 5 Q Allen YN amlnch Mike Wfilhelrn. Richard Gregory. Randy YValtz. George NN eis ind 'Iom Anderson resting betwt cn events at Port WVashington. Randy waltz in the broad Biike YVilhclm in the high jump at Menomonee Falls. iump Ht Menomonee Falls 89 'f .- Golf - 2 Q .5 Bobby Jclinek is quite uteedn off about golf. X A A t f V X I ing to 'iron his way om. Ev Schellpfeffer is in th sw . ' J t e rough and is try- 4 If ,Y - I IM. 'lf Golf is one of our few individual sports. Under the supervision of Mr. Barry, the golf season began last spring. Granville had a good golf year with 6 wins and 3 losses. The team improved greatly as the season progressed due to long hours of prac- tice before and after school. ,,-. ' 3'1- -4 S- Ralph Waltz is one of Abendroth fabovej and Ken Hagert fbelowj spent long hours our outstanding sports practlcmg enthusiasts Hit it hard Rxlph' Cheerleaders . K ' L. l' li i x ,l . ' V-, ' I . f ' Renee Guequierre -. i Ex X fx: Kathy Cull CAIN-rnatej . A Judy W agner ,of , W . 2' 'V in 1. ,f ll. ' l HJ f t f 2' ,I . 1, lil' , - X, tl ' ly! -it f t Marie Rantanen C Captain J L., , A The support 21 team receives is an import- ant factor in the outeome of any game. The Granville Cheerleaders gave this sup- port with their smiling enthusiasm. Nl' l t 2:1 0 7 Nancy Lunn 4 Hx K' x l Jackie jones G I ll Sandra Jaekl ,lf TOP ROll7.' Mr, Jens, Bolm Reseeh, l,arry Ilint7. Ray Hager. Riehard Sehmidt. Leon XVoehrer, Russ Ihlenfelcl. BOTTOM ROl1': Ilan Sytlow. Larry Sehultz, George Strolml. Holm flasperelli. Dennis Srliultz. Dennis Sorenson. 92 Fifteen stuclents who previously had no winter sports in which to partieipate have enjoyed playing on flranvillf-'s hrst volley- ball team. 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