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

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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.

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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

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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.