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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1962 volume:

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N A . if f,:1 II XML- x. f 1962 - FALCON Volume Five WHEREIN WE FIND ACAD EM I CS Xgj Page 9 NI ACTIVITIES ' V GfQ L Q Page 20 HJ I I IV , Ii I f ATI-I LETICS If x L, l Q X Page 44 I SOCIAL LIFE i f., .i,X5..,4,I'-vIrx,I:-IX ,LX .'I1v1 Pqgg 68 K L' I Ex 4 g'1W,II,N Kg, LLL LIC: ,I I O R5 I, Q J ,g Page 82 X' lg, Fx km Wsfp Ixfyiihl ILPLX I UNDERCLASSMEN Page104 ALL AS FOUND AT f A0640 fiflffwi CC, In 74M ,MI 74? ,MLLZJAAMW mm, HQAVTI 366,15 QPF LW ,49,w,,,2m 'ASL GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BROWN DEE'R - WISCONSIN sociate Editors: JILL HERZ, JANICE STARK, JUDY HOINACKI culgz advzlser: MR. ROLAND CEISERT I 4 H AN x wx . LGWX 'X Q5 QA may ' Ln , Y Yup U , ,ff K N' 0 . U fm PM - ' ' jfx' QQ VL cg K ' cf fi H N . ON 90 QQ -N ww QQ Sw My ' KY xv!! V 'D N H Jw? , iv at xp' xv f 'Xl 111 ,V wxclnpimv if W W ' 2 ill: ffiglz Selma! . 'N' Suisse E Where diversify kindles learning TEM '. U A 3 if-, I A fb,-.Q wha. h . B v X x.1' . K- 1 E vu fi P' 'Q .fl .Q 1 ll Ai. 'Y Jw x....ff X K o Q5 5 B a 'ms 532 Q N 'affqijm ffl 1 f .Luft if , , 25 -f ' M -fb :FW-.. I ,X 3' '70 'muh Y I avi uw! , .. , , ln,-'.' b .,, 1 m flf f. W flfyx . TV 4- W A W, .MM W J, Qs iw , . , , J- ,..- xws. N, 1' H vu Sights and sounds spell Granville a Z i 1 l 5 l f-5'5l ,, V., Numerous outlets provide A . C . 'B' i oooe M u for student interests , 4 is -. w- :EQ . .. ,. tbha ree 'EH f ffW:,mW.wWf,,wM www. ml I . X f X , 1 vpffx. If U1 'K 5 faq l i 1 lk?-, CADEIVIICS Although a teacher's day is extremely full, Granville faculty members lind time to acquaint themselves with departments other than their own. This diversified interest shown by the laculty is evidence of their never-ending search lor knowledge. Their search for knowledge, however, extends beyond the bounds of Granville. They meet professionally witl1 other educators locally and on a national scale. R 9 gif C VICE-PRINCIPAL Donald Rennicke Directive force PRINCIPAL joseph Klucarich of our school system... Progress is the primary objective of the Granville administration under the guidance of Mr. joseph Klucarich, Mr. Donald Rennicke, and Mr. Donald McDonell. Working closely with the five man board of education, these men see that the educational needs of the student body are never neglected. I-leartily endorsing a program of varied courses and specialized education, the administration and board work diligently to provide lor each student's needs in the best possible way. BUSINESS MANAGER Donald McDonell Left to right: Mr. Willard Dassow member Mr Richard Novotny member Mr Raymond Jensen director Mr Erwin Lmkman clerk Mr Louis Zastrow, treasurer ' L... MARJORIE BACHHUBER Al,l lll'llD BARRY XIAIKIORIE BOLDUS ll0l3lCR'l' BOWEN English, Speech Physical lffclucation Commercial, F.l3.I..A. Physical Education Forensics Wrestling Gymnastics 'l'll0BlAS l5UlNOWSKl DONALD CllAli'l'll4XlY lt0l3l'1R'l' CONFAIUC DUMINICK CUClNEl,l.O xlillllClllZlllCS, Tennis Industrial Arts lnslructional Music Social Studies Freshmen Basketball Departme1it llead l'ep Band, linseinlzle junior Class Advisor Intermediate Band l OOllJi1ll, Truck Mr. Gill watches while Bob Matthews carries on a conversation witll George XVll,l,IAKl BREY Science, RiHe Club ll0lll'1ll'll Dllfli llOl'lGlCll Commercial Department H cad lirnie Frank and Bill Xlaynartl listen intently as Mr. llirseli explains a difficult trig problem . What, you egg! Faculty presents 1 i. I many sides to th e ' st ry DUANE DONUVAN XI utllelnutics Dcpnrtnlent Ilcucl Math Seminar MILTON FOlCl,SKl'l Science DCPilI'lIl1Clll llcaul ROI..-XND GliISlCR'l' English, Annual l 1'cslnncn Class Advisor Q-an ris- CURUT FN GIl,l. DARI,liNli GUNNICRSON Science, Bnsclmzxll linglisll, Draunntics se I x N 15,3 ras A X null- 4 4-r r 127' l' , 'T' - -, se- ' f .. fl. ' .. gf, Mavis J., Ii 5' xl I '- , is r , , 5, ROGER IIEl'l'NliR CARI, IIIRSCII DORIS HODGE GEORGIC IIOYNACKI CARMIiI,l,A IIUSICR Illdllslriill :NTIS 3lillllEllliiliCS English Social Studies Foreign Languages Tfilik Department Ilcucl English Freshmen Football 13 ,...,.4-y Learning expands through trained if t ts 1 f - Qtr' 'wmaadf' my .KX A .dw- F Sf-LZ' ,t 4 :4?f55Q t, M IJ 1 -Egg: 'iilggi f ff fgx-3,12 t,Q22e4i2t+:f-to m 24 q' ,9L?gc'J9-, FCS: r ,W it sf'-ji , . 'rv 4 t ,Zi-Q , j st, f Nl ......-1 , T , mfr y N. in y ' x ab i , -.Tw , ,l C n n . sr-wry A ,fffsfims A A 'J . .tie f-.. if ' N N in N' t ,tri ' ,gs . g 5 ffgafstgj S . 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Science Basketball DONALD LAD D Music M adrigals FERDINAND LAUN Social Studies Senior Class Advisor PATRICK LEVENHAGI-IN Commercial Football, Golf IIERBERT M ADLUNC Boys' Counselor THOMAS MALONE English, Foreign Languages Newspaper to , N - IACQUELINH MC FARLAN lfltysical E ucqtion ,K lfep Club, Cl eerleaders ll ' ' a N2 l MW 5 ft x l S ft l' Qlbulf ll W I4 J t ,.,.ff- These students show deep concentration which is necessary for errorless typing. 03 Rl'lilll'1N SCllWAN'l'liS lntlustriul Arts l,l'lX'L'l'S l'lClllCilllOIl Drnlting Club l.AWlllCNCli 'l'll,QL'l lnclustriul Arts Wrestling lfoutlmll Nr' .,...v -in ll0S.Xl.Il'l5XIl'l'll Xll'Il.YlN STUNIC l':1lCll school day lrcgins willt Xliss llnlminm Pltysicatl licluczttion Foreign litnguages saying. Huy I Intvt- your zutt-ntiun plt-asv! flyl1lllilSllC5 Club Dcpnrtntcnt llcntl linglish National llonor Society O A, C . llfi, ,'C.,g'l h l-l,tR1f'll'llfllm 5flL1'3tl1f1iil' N HN 5 m 0 9 f f U n n ln Q lqnglish Sopllonmrrt Class Advisor, lrztck Cross Country 1 5 as Custodiuns :tt Cratnvillc ure liurl Gcnglcr, llurry llublitz, Don Wollll, Dale Stztlmullbldt, Cone Snrztzin, and Wayne Stubcllklclt. 16 ff? hands IDU Science seminar gives john Rousseau an opportunity to analyze elcctrictl waves on an oscilloscope I,Ii0MICIll41l,S Science Student Council j,xc:QU1e1,1Nia Mooui: linglish Foreign Languages EAN MORAN Ilome Arts Department Ilcad F.II.A. ALMA MURPHY l Ilome Arts WILLIAM PANARO Art Art Service KliI'l'll l'E'l'ERS Matlieniatics Science, F.'l'.A. SUSAN RUIIDE Special Iiducation Newspaper D ELORES SCAAI FEI! Girls' Counselor RICHARD SCAMFER Social Studies Athletic Director Letternien's Club Baseball RUTH SCHEEL Librarian Library Club Audiovisual Club I5 ,J ': 'ff 1E3E4 '?li' .45 ' 1 ' FS waive Q t I ws 1 ttf 'ml A X 'I' up-PAW V ,qw Gif? 1 V , Alf .3 , ggfeysi Y fs- V? t 'fix tu, 52355 ,fi-13 kffiimffflvfs. 'U J AGM ff? -or .541 aj, Q it ti..1. V , 'li I 1 i e: S if I iv ff? 5 we I x , Wi' 4. ,sv 1 ,,.5 7g, aff' .gcggm F . for ffg gii ra-- :L I Af ft , . if 51 33 efzvifsfa :if fl- AVKYFKQ '59 vu-..--, -qi' H, , ' L GUSTVliRGl'1'I'lS English Publicity Clulm Freshmen Football Baseball Department Head TIIOBIASWIlCGlCI,1 Social Studies Photo Club services -IOIIN YOUNG Physical Education Department Ilcucl MARY ZIELOSKI Physical Education Modern Dance . Varied subjects broaden VA,-f xi' 11. Accuracy is one ofthe main objectives in the mechanical drawing class. 4 af' How to operate a balance is one of the first things science students learn. 18 Dennis Jacobs uses force in trying to get his point across to Dennis Koepsel, Bill Brooks and jim Van Altena in a World Problems debate. Richard Goerg and jim Garfield examine one ol the many specimens they collected lor their conservation project. 'Wa students' views The United States didn't look the same in 5 1821 as it docs tod11y,jol1n llnrtzcll points out to Sandy Sequenz and Danna Dowe. W Mr. Kent sets the tempo ut one ofthe regular band practice sessions. 19 SCIENCE banks SCIBME banks CTIVITIES Activities expand the horizons beyond the narrow con- fines of formal education. Students at Granville are ollered these extra curricular activities which they may join to increase and broaden their experience. For the feeling of accomplishment leads to greater effort and success. Zl Suejach selects the appropriate pictures for the sports' pages Co-editorsjanioe Stark and Judy Hainacki discuss the annual pictures with ' Ruth Hill ur' Qi x New format Introduced by 1962 Falcon The Annual Staff puts forth every effort to help the students remember all of the interesting events of the past year at Granville. The work is done by students under the direction of Mr. Geisert. The cooperation of the staff is appreciated, especially when deadlines must be met. The reward is the completion of a good yearbook that can be shown with pride. This year t.he staff worked closely, with the publishers in developing a format much different from those of the past. Ihe staff works diligently to prepare the annual pages. Hard work, long hours produce Talon lillen Bull, IICQIIIICI'TZIYIOIQJOIITIIUIHPSOII, RichardIlzmke,Pzxtriciz1 Petri, Donna Schultz, 3rd row: Carol johnson, Viviun Kreznur. Schaefer, StcvePfeffer, 1,Cl1lliSBCl'llllI'd.2lKl rowzjunelipkc, Roberta Barbara Rezell, Kathy Singer, Luural Petri. Edith Dodd, jenn Cetzlzlfl Loraine Kreznar. Karen Deliuhr. Suzanne Boone, Cheryl Martin, Sturdy Kicsl. 'Q El. , -I , if P Q. i. if if X. nf 5 Staff members distribute papers every six weeks to students First with the News is the Talon. Granville's school paper, edited by Carol Johnson under the direction of Mr. Malone, tries to keep us in- formed of all of the events that transpire as the weeks go by. The staffputs many long hours ofwork into the production of this paper, in order to give the students a chance to keep up with all the social, athletic, and academic news. in the Talon. It takes skill and brains to put together our paper Members ofthe staffmterx new Paul Case for 'i fr. :ture article Q.. A A W an ,sf-it rv Charon Chudy Carl Kupersmith, Karen Hays, llerman Anderson, Kreuger, Bonnie Behee, Kathy Lindner. Bottom Row: Sandra ohn Rousseau Ken Selesky, Terry Ball, Lynn Scheir. 2nd row: john Studebaker, Doug Giffin, Ron Hollnagel, Sandy Schneider. Schellpfefle julia M aneini, Lynn joerres, Connie Ilcrbst, Sandy Council voices student opinions Off go several representatives of Student Council to the State Con vention . 26 Student Council members are elected to re- present the entire student body. It is their duty to make decisions along various lines in regard to activities, social and economic, as well as, practicing the functions of a democratic lbrm of government. We are proud of our Student Council, which is supervised by Mr. Michaels. Oneol'thisyear's worthwhile projects is the relreshment stand, which we hope will do a great deal in financing a new Foreign Exchange Student in 1962-1963. .ynn joerres, Rod Brandsiedter, Sandra Stu- debaker, Janice Stark. 2nd row: john Rou- sseau, Sharon Thomas, Carol Hennig, jill Herz l i john Docter, Dale Duesing, Bruce Newman, Gerald Young, Gary Koetting. 2nd row: Sharon Thomas, Sandra Studebaker, Shirley Vervloet, Sandi Dalton, Judy Parsons. Scholarship brings national honors The Nalional Music Honor Society carefully chooses its members on their music ability. This so- ciety tries to encourage the students to appreciate and take part in music appreciation in school, church, or community affairs. The greatest honor which any student at Granville can attain is to be chosen a member ofthe Falcon Chapter of the National Honor Society. Selection for this group is based on leadership, scholarship, and service. 27 Service with a smile is our motto f 3 '2' R '- i PHOTO CLU B: Mr. Wiegele, Kathy Ostrowski, Roger N ielsen,jerry Walsh, Francis Brown, Darwin Creason, john Cummings. 2nd row: Stan Zimbel- man, Pennee Hrenak, Bonnie Brueggemann, Merle Hackbarth, Lyntha Ann Scott, Gary Behr. The Audio- Wsua! Members, under the supervision to the members of the Photo Club. These photogra- of Miss Scheel, prove to be a great help to teachers phers are given the advantage of learning how to by showing movies scheduled for various classes. take good pictures, as well as, how to develop them. They operate and distribute all audio-visual equip- The results can be seen by looking at many ofthe ment. This training with electrical equipment will candid pictures in our yearbook. The Annual staff prove to be valuable in future years. would like to thank the Photo Club for their coopera- Mr. Wiegele is responsible for the leadership given tion. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB: Herbert Veitenhans, Dean Hunter, SteveKronberger, Bob Schwerm, Tom Brummeyer, jack Carlton, Dennis Lorenz, Miss Scheel. 2nd row: Nicklos, Patrick Kenyon, Dorna Rainer, Paul Mraz, Gary p Westerbeck,jack Antonicci, Douglas Siegel. 28 .rj Hall monitors serve the school by inspecting student passes and directing traffic between classes. Equally important, the Library Club provides assistance to those students wishing to increase their literary skills. pill ' if lx' 1' Q ' , , . M .. Gary Behr shows us the art of picture developi' jim HALL MON ITORS: Chuck Pleglcr, Kenneth Davis, Lcnore Ruguse,Gordonllahm, Ric Gnentner, Louis Smith, Dizme Shields. 2nd row: Sandy Schell, Linda Hutchins, Darwin Creason, Larry Michalzik, Myla lluettchjanice Stark, Gerald Brickner. - 'MXN I I' The AudioVisnal members, Mr. Heppner, and If Miss Scheel observe the speaker's instructions. l 1 f ,i I 1 . lflf f S t ag .J t ff DANCE BAND: Badc row: Bruce Koehler, Calvin Engelhardt, Dick Hanke, jim Stein, john Schellpfefler, Bill Coralline, joe ltlanning. 2nd row: Clive lixte nee, Dianejaeschke, Bruce Zimmerman, Judy Hartman, Roger Studebaker. 3rd row: Glenn Carlton, Pete W est, Rose Ann Wichtoski, Gerry Young, Mike Hetrich. 'Ihey' re on their mark and set to be marksman. Action is by To learn respect for their rifles and to gain knowledge of sale and proper handling of firearms, are the objectives of the Rzfle Club. Mr. Brey serves as the club's advisor. All of the students of Granville have at one time or another heard the wonderful music ofGranville's Dance Band which is under the supervision of Mr. Confare. One of the most exciting moments for the dance band mem- bers was the accomplishment of placing third in the annual dance band carnival held at the Milwaukee Boys' Club. i' RIFLE CLUB: David DeSwarte, Robert Taugner, john Nur- kala, ErniePate, Dennis Adamski, Bill Bethke. 2nd row: Ron Hollnagel, Russell l-lager, joan Kloetsch Roberta Getzlaff word of these clubs Modern Dance is really a creative activity that offers the student a chance to interpret and express through movement, their expressions, inspirations, and imaginations derived from music. The Girls' Gymnasiics Club ollers girls the opportunity to excell in a sport in which skill and muscle coordination are stressed and per- fected. They compete in such events as the para- llel bars, rings, and balance beam. may wmv' 'If MODERN DANCE: Cele Votapek. Sharon Braden. Carol Kuntle, Kathie Steinley, Donna Warren. Bose Ann Witehtoski. 2nd row: Marion Vieari, Sandra lfessel. Kitty Brennon. Cecelia Pascale. Chris Dyskow. Susie Freitag. Barlr ara Bezell. Bottom row: Sandee Theisen, Bose Winter, Joanne Poggemaun. 5 5 . 3 K 9 . 55 K . Q w 'S i Q i N 6 I ,K 1 :sm , y W 'N 1,1 ,A F my .- . Fi, I P t -- R - rf l 'V - - ' . K .Q J A My . AL- I.. k gil 1 I JAN ,L I ,,., K ? g R QFV: ' A X l I x V Q W Ah x' .5 5 lf I V' A v M U f L , GIRLS' CYMNASTICS CLUB: Carol Schmidt, Linda Anderson, SusieGenthe,janiceKeinert Pat Camphell, Lyime Liska, Beverly Butler,jo Ellen Krause, Judy Boening, Karen Shurr, jackie Senn, INlaySchaak.2nd row: Kathy Muehl, Kathy Sclmeider, Sandra Flood.Donna Mhiller, Site Kopp. Rosemary Ball. Lynne Langenohl. Bonnie Sell. Frances llllenherg, Susan Anderson. Bottom row: Sandra Krueger, Wanetta Sarazin, llerijohnson, Barb Bitzau, Kay Van Slell, julia Mancini, Susan Brown, Pam Vukelic, Zelda lluettehjutly Harris. DRAMATICS CLUB: Kathy Bessette, Heide Wiemer-H arms, Tom Carroll, Don Carroll, George Leberfing, rsud Walsh, Marge Monson, Diana Mann, Nancy Prindle, Alice Schuinan.2nd row: Pat Terrien, Connie Herbst, Dee Grehn, Sandy Flood, Greta Sanderson, Marsha Lesniak, Cheryl Peasley, Nancy Stoughton, Paulette Andress, Betty Haas, Candy Kaniecki, Sally Schaefer, Nancy Knapp. 3rd row: Vivian Kreznar, Kathleen I-igge, Dawn Bedatel, jo Anne Qiinlan, Jeannine Rush, Carol Dodd. Diane Tremaine, Cheryl Anson, Marcilla Habeck, Charlene Pellin, Gail Fleming. Bottom row: Karen Hays, Pat Wolterstorfh Sylvan Kutz, Mark Corigan. Camera, lights .... action The Dramalics Club offers its members the oppor- tunity to learn the principles of make-up and costuming, along with the techniques of acting, read- ing and interpreting plays. Along with this training comes akeener understanding of human nature, and a fuller appreciation of good literature, which will prove to be beneficial to the members in later years. l Dee and Sylvan caught in the act of serious business. Miss Bodary and one ofthe dramatic's girls pantoiniming Glass Menagerie. 32 'E 77ze Forensics Club is comprised of students who aim to gain a better understanding and appreciation of effective speaking. It consists ofsuch things as ora- tory, speeches, declamations, interpretative reading and argumentation in other forms. By working in Forensics, the students improve their speaking ability and gain confidence in themselves. You're getting through to us, Joanne FORENSICS CLUB: Karen Hays, joan Kloetsch, Pat Schaefer, Roberta Cctzlafh Joanne Stephenson. 2nd row: Cherre Grunert, Peggy Neils, AltalNlitch- ell, Lenore Raguse, Shirley Kraase Arlene Kunde, Myrt Iiohlwcck, Edith Dodd. Bottom row: Marcia Hutchins, Sandi Dalton, julie Frau- twein, Pat Morgan, Cynthia joerres. SIACL 'Lf 33 ART SERVIC E: FINE ARTS: Alta Mitchell, Ann Gschwind, Paulette Andress, Shirley Vervloet, Loraine Kreznar. 2nd row: Marina Haan, Kathy Singer, Barbara Rezell, Suzanne Boone, Darhl Augustin. 3rd row: Martin Dyszelski,joanne Stephen- son, Marsha Lesniak, Brooke Higuchi. The Hne Arts Club teaches its members to under- stand the values ofthe Fine Arts ofmusic, art, drama, and literature. Many thanks are given to the members of the Art Service Club for their valuable services in the form of beautiful decorations for our dances, in addi- tion to the posters and other types of art work requested by various clubs and classes. Kathlyn Porzorski, Brooke Higuchi, Bonnie Tauger,jeanGerlach,Susan Peterson, Cheryll Cale, Carol Neisl, Sue Kudia, Georgette Wabitsch. 2nd row: Tom Guentner, Steve Kerlin. 3rd row: Florence Ninham, Geraldine Luedtke. 34 tiff iil L. Mlm PEP CLUB: jo Ann Schweig, Bonnie Kalieki, Nan Pukach, Maryjo Van Epps, Kathy Koch, Diane Coeden, Karen Greinke. Cheryl Selfsky, Sandy Czarnccki, Mary jane Scheig. 2nd row: Patjohnson, Kathie Gerndt, Susan Skopek. Susan Berner, Sandy Churchill,Mary Regan,Mary Wunsdiehjudy Feldmeyer, Darlene Dudley? 3rd row: Kathy Lindncr, Susie Saunders, Barbara Wheeler, jane Doctor, Donna Karolczak, jean Reith, Susan lehmann, Diane Bresina, Barbara Bruder. 4th row: Brookeliiguchi, DianeKlaman. Lynn Scheir, jean Roets, La Wanda Nevels. Bottom row: Carol Hubert, Sharon Thomas, Myrtle Hohlweck, Sandy Schneider, Deanna Kalicki, juclyjacohs. Varied interests explored offer school C. S SW LETTERMANS CLUB: Chuck Flegler, Bruce Newman, Doug Gifhn, Peter Velte, john Dassow, jolm Ilartzell, Pat Hetrick, Boh Francis. 2nd row: Dennis Nidilos, BobBrownlee,john Nurkala,Charles Breitzke, Terry Ball, Roger Ilohlweck: 3rd row: Sears Tanner, Ron Gregory, Eric Rice, Charles Ehrhardt, Dick Lockman, Howard Seymour, Dick Rausch. 4th row: Mark Corrigan, Wayne Barndt, Tim Ihlenfeld, Roger Liebeck, jim Schneider, Wayne Krueger, jim Donncl. Bottom row: Mr. Scainfer, Dex Hinton,john Hofhnann, jim Kohls, Rod llrandstedter. 35 WEIGHT I.Il'TING CLUB: li fl if W Ray Fischer, jim Berger, Keith Ruesch. 2nd row: Ken Davis, Dick Schnapp, Steve Zuntbach. 3rd row: jim Ilill, Ernie Frank, Bob Cer- lach. Bottom row: Rollie Haeuser, Mike Dueno. Many boys join the Wezglzt LWing Club because they have the desire to improve the condition oftheir body. This sport tests the endurance and physical fitness of its members through the use ofthe various types of equipment. The result of this exercise and hard work can often be seen in the building upor trimming down of the participants. The girls who are members of the Drill Team have been doing an outstanding performance under the direction of the drill team sergeant, Sandy Dalton. They appear at many of the basketball games dressed in our school colors to perlorm the various intricate marches, which they have designed and perfected after many hours ofhard work. M .f,M'f i . DRILL TEABL Virginia Michel,KathyWoehrer, Cindy l,Cll0l',SllS2lllPClCl'SOI1, Schweig, joan Hill, Diane Kobleske, Kathy Brown, Sally Barkow Kllffll Hays, NHHC5' Behnke, 10311116 KCTT, Mllry Schweig. 2nd row: Sandi Dalton. Bottom row: Kathy Lainbrecht, Diane Krueger, Pat Pain Lewis, Shirley Kraase, judy Kipp, Sharon Kropelin, Karen Murphy, Karen Brunner, Lois Schlaefer, Susan Anderson. Laskowski, Pat Wolterstorfi Sandy Czarnecki. 3rd row: jo Aim Back ron udy Hartman Iaurel Petri Cheryl Salefsky Mary Fhn Crete Sanderson, Shirley Vtrxloet bharonlervloet Barbarawheeler DeeGrehn lfront ron Sandra Dalton, Co ordination proves key to success For students interested in the study of industry, Indus- trial Arts provides shop training. Members of this club work on projects and with materials of their choosing. ...--- -I5 imes Deller Dick Bond K arl Spoeth, Kenneth Selesky. 2nd row: Richard Dercoln, john Kent. Future Homemukers gain knowledge and experience that will be put to use when they become future homemakers. They are taught to be better and more eliicient in home- making, thereby improving their standards of living aswell as the community in which they live. Our Future Nurses offlmerica have the welfare of the com- munity at heart. Because of this, they are members ofthis worthwhile group, who gain experience by working atbaby clinics, helping in the community X-ray program, and also preparing people for shots given at our school. as' FUTURE HOMEMAKERS: Cindy Borden, Louise Lyon, Barb Palbicki, joan Goetsch, Pat Erdmann, Lois Bletcher. 2nd row: Linda Kraker, Cl audean Yarmark, Eileen Sweberg, Diane Treder. 3rd row: Susan Berger, Holly Thompson, Diane Rolfs, Susan Harder. FUTURE NU RSES: Candy de Vcau, Kathy H artmzum, Phyllis Knoeck, Susan Szep, Catherine Finley, Mary Flegel, jo Ann Edwards. 2nd row: Snc Brun- ing, Vivian Hoehn, Janine Georg, Sandra Dodsworth, Sharon Moser. Bottom row: Marianne Nedoxna, Barbara Bowman. Barbara Cierzan, Barbara Fons, Kathy Woehrer. Sue Anderson, Carol Dodd, Karen Kleenian, Mary Leepart. 2nd row: Clara My' hill, Elizabeth Nennig, Bertha Myhill, Karen Kryziak, Linda Pllundtner. Fun featured-- 1'i1lu7'c Teachers of America are the willing helpers of both students and teachers. They offer to tutor stu- dents who areh aving dilliculty with v arious curricular subj ects, and also render their services to any teacher who needs help in correcting tests or any other type of work that may arise. futures viewed 77zc FBLA Club has been organized to produce com petent business leaders. This club seeks to create interest and understanding in the various business occupations, as well as, to prepare its members to fulfill the positions to the best oftheir ability. l,lilllllC.lllCSCllliC. Cluciyl Peasley -.-fb 'I A ' x .f !,.X 39 5 l S , ' I f an 75 4. -E: , yy, 'ii-A g C 'oar :L T rl i 4 A 5 as c. 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BJ., Y - wi xii Q ri 'Wi r Q E li CTC S i 5 l e C rl, C 'A f L il i L i -3 I L 9' tile , , j R j ji lj jf r l l S j Q s: lf it c 1 il 2, at f il ' i i no all gy ssee ri it Pat Wolterstorfl, Barbara Picha, Kathy Steinley, Charon Chudy, George Leberfing, Sylvan Kutz, Paul Bernard, Howie Seymour, Doug Giffin, Bruce Newman, Paul Frantz, Susanjach, Ann Gschwind, Phyllis Knoeckg 2nd row: Bonnie Behee, Donna Meredith, Sandy Flood, Gail Kruase, Bob Taugner, Ernie Pate, Pat Hetrick, Mike Thimm, M ark Corrigan, Dale Duesing, Kathy Garheld, Nancy Picha, Marion Steinh agen, Kathy Schultz, 3rd row: Cheryl De Werd, Sharon Knuth, Kathy Witt, Pat Morgan, john Docter, Waynejanke, Clarence Koehler, Fred Meier, Sue Hollenbacher, Sharon Thomas, Kathy Hintz, jean Reith, joan Hill, 4th row: Sue Kudia, Bev Smith, Sharon Rhode, Nancy janke, Lucille Diderrich, Dennis Bernard, Kathy Bartel, Ray Franske, Carol Dodd, Marilyn Diderrich, Sandy Studebaker. 40 yv ..a E Sing along with me... 14' 4 3'w, Altogether now, Oiic, Two, Three . . . Granville High offers various types of music courses to fullill the needs of any student interested in chorus. Under the direction of Mr. Ladd, these students have K 1 f done outstandin work in the man ro rams offer- g Y P S ed to the public. The outstanding performance of the year was Oklahoma , which proved to besensational. r Ea ff 8 ilielff 'll ,puff R it PWR ii i, e t ff ,Hi at X K A x. t fav ,:1'1', pl, , + 2 R413 i i ' UR if fi to if ,, z. fx 3 I ZXEQQNX - Q ix jx Lag 4-A 'i'i:l'K?fJN ft.,f:fl, fl ' x, ix , 'X Mgr ,E t, 3 , I 3 X , f 5 -as ,M , 1 u 'u f 2 i r K - ' . f- R Y -. . uf. '.'- I ' ra K 2 7 - K '- R ',f -r U N X' .www , X 3- . , F J za .p I if? fl x 2 A is ,R 2,1 0 :11 u rr ,Il g Xp. K it Ir- I rv , N e li M P -4 Q R K. :Q - 'S Y t 5 ' - , ' , ,. Y ' t ' , A . , ' 1 V . ' ' I .s V 2 be Z, ..,. f ' - 'f.. . . l ' ' 'YQ' le Ye X - ,, ,,., ' Y e i i ir . H .h ,-...P. ig - X t 1 , la ue'. in , ,,..- L t K VAL T' T l N-1' fd Mgmt MA V M W H . x Lucille Diderrich, K8llllCfklllllC,J0llll Docter, GailKrause,Katl1y Brown, Put Wolterstorlll Dale Ducsing, Nancy janke, Sylvan Kunz, Sue Hollenbacher, Paul Frantz, Kathy Sdiultz, Kathy Garlleld, llownrd Seymour, M zlrllyn Diderrich, Barbara Picha. 41 Concert, pep bands receive acclaim Our hand is hreath taking, 42 Our band at Granville is one ofthe most active organizations and consists of students interested in music. There are various groups of bands designed to meet each student's ability. Everyone at Granville is familiar with the Pep Band, which plays at all home games and attempts to boost our school spirit. Some of the highlights of the year for the band are the staging ofthe winter and spring concerts open to the public, along with lield trips to various schools. The training received, while practicing and participating in these programs, develops high standards in music taste and music appreciation. CONCERT BAND: Back row: Sandi Dalton, judy Rouse, Diane Keln, Mark Brown, Richard Meyer, Walter lleiineral, Karl Fee, Gary Koetting,joe Manning, Bill Coralline. 2nd row: Sally Schaefer, Gail Fleming, Brian Perczyk, Bertha Myhill, Vivian Kremar, Barbara Rezell, Karen Kryziak, Cal Iingelhardt, Richard Lockman, Richard llanke, John Sehellpfeller, Mark Fessel, Jim Stein, Mary Wnnschel. Tom Zumbach, Glenn Carlton, Clive lixtenee, Charles Breitzke, Diane jueschke, Bruce Zimmerman, Bruce Roberts, Charles lihrhardt. 3rd row Mike Iletrick, Dee Grehn, Pete West, Kathy Singer, Judy Parsons, Nancy Stoughton, Wayne Barndt, Sharon Vervloet, Mary Elin, David Brennner. Roger Stndebakenhlaek Carlton, Rodney Villl Alstine, judy Ilartnian, Cheryl Salefsky, Shirley Vervloet. 4Lh row: Kathy Gerndt, Sandra Wolfe, judy Boening, Sandra Fessel, Clara Myhill, Deanna Kalicki, Gerald Young, Barbara Bitzan, Grete Sanderson, jo Ellen Krause, Loraine Kreznar. PEP BAND: Darlene Possehl, William Bethke, Victor Ill, Bruce Koehler, Gary Hurlebaus, Cecile Pascale, Tim Stich, Tim Swenson, Carol johnson, Tom Swenson, Rose Ann Wichtoski. 2nd row: Cheryl Petri, Georgine Luchon, Betty llaas, Cheryl Anson, john Gretnore, Sharon Thorn, Barbara Wheeler, Mike Morgan, Mary Ellen Wichtoski, Pat Terrin, Tod Roberts, Gerald Bowen, Tom Haglund, Gary Westerbeek. 3rd row: Sue Freitag, Lyntha Scott, Sally Hartman, Mareie Habeck, Laurel Petri, Karen Shurr, Karen Kuphal, Ken Serr, Reggie Goldstein, Mary Kosak. 43 ' X 'gf f' EXIT I f151.f-NM. gfzisi .L ..,f ,H f X' k ' 3 y iii, yi .-ww, , f. ' A 1 Q-if -X rg, Az 5' . Fifi? li- '-E5 5- ' - 1 L Q'--5 ff- A .. ,E 4? i1iSQ. . s3-TSS.. Q Q'w1 1 A ATHLETICS V-I-C-T-O-R-Y-, Victory, Victory, that's our cry. Yes, this is the traditional yell for all athletic events here at Granville and although victory is not always achieved, this cheer along with many others is echoed just to show that WE LIKE OUR TEAMS. 48 Challenging season lights up gridiron H Qi .7 S! f v X ', .K ,s MJ-PM ' ' f 4,-L31 M, 0 A , ,f,,s,i,, L xi I iw ,V f, ifikfsv f W' ?'W'fi'f6l2'i Q ff - . if-,vi ,,,g-ws I 1 .f gg , '5 ' -wus,,sfxsiM lvl! M' r- H'-LAL 'fi v'ffs . N6 , .au X1 i ' 5' ,A E: f ,ww H W . -in - sw: ! ,i A T ,ini ,Q ,J ., ,?p.53..,g.,..gt3 i. Y k4,ss.3-if s .. K if -. 1 , 1 4153: 'gf 1 ,Q Digg QQ: a jf gy,s9sg2,':ff: 41, ,Q My 1 J ' PK Q91 E! 44 L Q ,,,, is i Q E, '31 5 Y 51- is X iv 1 i f rw X if X1 e ff' 'Li iw 5. A Waits ' xv,49?x-f-Y' , i'fi,, '1g:ZHmQ-'V .g'--,ff-In-' s A Q ' V ,X xl ff, ,, 1 i 9' 5 1 M , vt , ' . + X i ' f ' , -Y .Q , .M if: -Q, -. If IIQTIIC Rica Most Improved folm Yrmnurk, Homecoming King 'Q , 'ff RPSL' 43 Dick Rausch, Honorable M ention, Iii!! Weiss, Captain, All Conibrence N. Division Iizmk K arlh, Most Valuable 'V a 4' 'T' X' ' W 'X ,,. W A gg, 5-ff fl,g.,,,.. ' . M49 5 JW? ,L Q ' ' , N jj 'f. fx, . . ' fsxffn- S 'T A ' ' 4, w,. YQ,,,Ag,- ,X Q ' ,, - . 'WZ ir Q Y' R. i fllff ini i .X L, J l We , If A In : ,nw .L ', tai 2 Q' W fWNw'qsf '--if fin,- V , H Q 4 9 jg jg, ,ik K , 3515557 rg V V ,. t W ii f sv ., , , ,194 - ' g 35 s f W 'A 1, A-X37 rf, iff., 52 J Y Akyk J Q, 5 if VM. Mvfixyffj vyggrj,?a-Sf,,I4 , ' 5 gk jf ' nngw' w ,ww 4 -f Q gs4Z' .f.l+,. J-V24 gg'-sky-W' -H ' W A' K ' - 7, . AJ, .- 5- f, i .J if Lfgngai' ' Wax Y' 'HF 5 WB nz: A ' .V VS, ' A X 1' in ff M'-1-,... -4 Q 2 ' 1 4 5150- jl my 'V ' - Q im - sw. ,fri vw Q ug so Q ' -,. f 1 V if ' ' mfr ,gfzgiiz N Q , Lis ply. -grv. 'P Q ' A A 'ff-fif' .i-2'-sfif-s+1'ii,f w !2Es5igg?i -pi,-Fifi-iei???fn5i9.'?.ji,m. flew 'L K P My sf.: if f -- V is-w,.:.,. forts. X .nu-i Our football season turned out quite successfulthis past year. The varsity won four out of eight and the freshmen won five out of the six games they played. The boys practiced often to improve their skills. At the games they brought the results of this practice forward. We hope next year is as promising as this year was. I u .. n -sr... Candid camera catches Head Couch Pat lEVClllIilgCIl and Assistant Coach Dom Cucinello inpre-prz1c1iceskull session. OPPONENT Germantown . . . Brookfield . . Greenfield . . Cedarburg . . Nicolet .... Homestead .... Port Washington Menomonee Falls WE THEY . . .27 0 . 6 13 ... 6 20 .32 19 . 6 0 . 7 18 .. ..7 13 .. ..2O 41 iii' Back row: Coach Pat Levenhagen, B. Newman, B. Lowe, B. Taugner, B. Anderson, D.Ruuscl1, B. Weiss, P. Sanderson, Coach Don Cucinello, 3rd row: j. Tren, D. Giffin, F. Karth, E. Rice, C. Schuette, G. McGaw, A. Welke,-I. Yarmark, T. Ball. 2nd row: B. Mathews, L. Bernard, D. Schlafer, j. Fredericks, B. Mauer,j. Tesch, P. Donley, B. Bystrzycki. lst row: T. Bailey, M. Franz, R. Schultz, E. Hazen, S. Miller, D. Vollrath, K. Weitner, Stannn. Returning Loose ball results in pile-up with Falcons in possession. -Q :slr Avka? Sass- r . lilllll 01' ll !lfl'1I lfrlzfz' ,xklljlllllll 'snr W W . l ssss l . K ' NVQ. 'Liifi-w1f.fffl .fs A K ws, ' l V: ' S - , , W E4 1 ,fr ',T.:, . is nf EIU- HA f .. X :mm 2. W if 'if i ' v 7 i','f i5i VTP f ' 'A :'f 1g,,.,: 11 ' ABT. WH 5 - :gal iff- 9: ' .. ,Q,f 2'tfg jfs- ii 8 S f , 1 31 - - wff .My 24 -'aiiilifkwg' 3 ..,.. K 2-212'-F 'fa- ?1wfgQg,,f, Q , 2 'QF' ffg-j1 ' Q , -M 'gm-',Mfg',-Q am Ig, ., fy X , ii ,3,i,,? .gE,ki,:1V,.1, Q 5.1 ,gi ,Q-bfi. ,fx i 4,?:e3f'.Jff, A .5 X gf q,.ggg.5.fM5Qzg X ff3-'.1:'Z3'q'1-?'- i,1 Z?'a -' , - fn' xl. '-in-,'+.fi1'U.'ka, ' lf vm 2 f f'f ' V. -' mg . V in .Q , ' .-'1-wiv' ,X M 45, x WM-.af'-' V, X . 1-M - J, 4 - ' ,V '. M sv . ., 'i' ' v 'Q SA ' js LT '- ',.f . ' LT! 1: . -, , . x3Li3,? ,,,, R, I flu! wwf., ,,:,.., - Q :vi-AW I ..:' N .....-.-,lk :iEQe'fll5i5kL'5QgW l?-.X R?'f5, w'. ' ' ww - f . . , . . '- ri. 'ri 'T ,, f Q -' , - 'Av V. 's 4... Q. - . ..-, .S Y fu .- 'fn 39' H T77 fl!-3'fs'U :-Y'? l wi ' 1' Hob Taugrcr Paul S11l1rl1'1'.m11 - sq ,,, Wrry lin!! is , , -Q Q. Q. J- A , Ri nba rfl S.-111,115 Granville ll al lback Bruce Newman findshimself boltoms-up in season finale against Port Washington. 95 ff 1 n 1 0 W, ' s Q 1 zixf' A 1 f - ' 1 P 4 X 1 ' f Li' f- Q 4' -x f 1 4 L. Buck row: ll. Anderson, G. Krysiz1lx,j.1lintz, D. Pehowski, S. Fl'Zlllk0WSli1. G. Incknlan, T. Swenson, Duxnke, R. Nleunier, Coach Larry Tilque. 4th row: C. Newlnan, M. Setzer, T. Ilolhnzln, T, Stich, llulnbolt, Stephen- son. Linclstwlt, NI. Prengel. 13. Zimmernran. Coach Cust Vergetis. fircl row: D.GI'2llll1Z1ll, P. Fischer, R. Van Alstin, K. Kzlrth, Rl. Sohecke, T. Dornboos, Green, M. Peterson, S. Kronherger, Conch Roger Heppner. 2nd row: D. Thompson. D. Salmon. Meyer. C. Korunclu, T. Swenson, G. Kruelnnler. SI. Burke. C. Bernclt. G. Blulhollon, B. Behrendt. lsl row: Walsh, Il. Oswald. C. Tm-ws. T. Klinesol, D. I.urenz,j. Szllzrj, D. Meunier, RL lieisel, G. Westerheek. K. McCarthy. Frosh build for future a , .J I .I ii OPPONENT Pius ....... Homestead .... Port Washington . . Cedarburg ..... 1 F-' Menomonee Falls . . Nicolet ....... Down, set, ready, hike, 1, 1, 1, 2, - lrosh practice lor coming encounter. W E .13 . 6 .12 .24 .13 ..0 TH E Y 7 0 0 6 7 7 Horriers race for victories Back row: S. Kcrlin, R. Fedel, R. Francis, Dassow, H. SCYIIIOUIQJ. Frey, Coach MikeUhlwelling. lst row: R. Holweck, R. Goerg,P.Hetridc, D. I.eonard,P. West j. Cullaton Granville's cross country team, under the direction of weather and the loss of Greg Gard through gradua- Coach Mike Uhlwelling, completed in a vigorous tion. Coach Uhlwelling's harriers held their own in seven meet schedule plus the Braveland Conference every-meet. Meet and the State Sectional. Despiteinclement spring MEETS Granville H artford Granville N icolet Granville Brookfield Central Brookfield East Granville Greendale Granville Germantown Hartford Invitational Granville Oak Creek Milwaukee Lutheran Conference Meet State Sectional VARSITY JR. VARSITY 25 31 29 27 39 22 18 42 28 29 21st 40 59 29 3d 6th 34 22 31 24 63 2? 40 25 31 15th 33 29 66 i L Trying to drive through open lane, fleet Terry Ball gains advantage over opponent. Rnd lh'mulvlcrIlw- Drzy Hal! Cznvlrnz Ilalzm 52 Cagers battle through tough season Even though our team lost many of their games this past season they tried to do the best they could. Many times Granville was winning the game, but couldn't seem to hold onto the ball until the end. We hope their season next year turns out more successful. Back row: B. Brownlee,j. Setzer, W. Krueger, R. Brandstedter, T. Ball, Coach Tom Kneusel. 1strow:j.Kohls,G.Hahm, M. Hetrick, j. Dassow, D. Rausch. OPPONENT Germantown .... Racine Horlick . . . Homestead ....... . . . Port Washington . . . . . . Cedarbu rg ...... N icolet ......... Menomonee Falls . . . . . . Brookfield ...... Creek . . . Washington . . Falls... WE THEY 42 40 39 65 35 57 39 54 42 60 53 59 62 75 55 67 59 68 44 55 47 53 57 71 42 .51 39 66 61 49 54 57 48 55 75 85 59 66 56 78 Falcon Dassow executes one-hand tip-in despite height disadvantage. Rod Brzmdstcdter has the edge on loose ball du ring czllry season struggle with Nicolct. ffm Knhlx' Bob lS'm1w1ln' .1lil.'1'll1'lr1'clr jalm lhlxxuzv ll?gv1z' lx'r11qg1'1' Varsity backed by successful iayvees, frosh JAYV EES: Back row: R. Schultz, P. Hartman, R. Rice,B. Ander- son, Teseh. 2nd row: Coach Dona.ld McDonnell, G. Magaw, L. Brockel, C. Wolff, B. Perszyk, B. Koening. 1st row: Manager Cary Mulhollon, Fred- ericks, D. Smith, J. Raschig, T. Hesse, R. Sabraw. OPPONENT WE Washington . . . , . 52 Racine Horlick . . . . . .36 Homestead ..... . . . 36 Port Washington . . . . . .25 Cedarburg .... . . . 35 Nicolet ........ . . .24 Menomonee Falls . . . . . . 22 Brookfield ...... .... 4 2 Muskego ..... . . . 46 Whitnall . . . . . .33 Creendale . . . . . . 45 Greenfield . . . . . . 31 Oak Creek .... . . .30 Homestead ..... . . . 34 Port Washington . . . . . .37 Cedarburg ..... .... 2 1 Nicolet ........ . . .59 Menomonee Falls ............ 46 If if - 5 , .GJ ll3E . ii .. . THEY 27 51 47 48 60 36 45 53 31 39 38 33 26 56 64 53 70 61 FROSH SCORE OPPONENT WE THEY Shorewood . . . . . . 25 18 Nicolet ....... . . .31 35 Cedarburg ...... . . .40 22 Menomonee Falls . . . . . . 26 44 Grafton ........ . . .20 47 PortWashington . . . . . .22 44 Homestead .... . . . 31 51 Nicolet ....... . . .34 55 Cedarburg ....... . . .36 28 Menomonee Falls . . . . . . 37 50 PortWashington . . . . . .31 41 Homestead .... . . . 49 21 FROSH: Bad: row: j. Manning, D. Newville, G. Mathews,.K. Davis, L. Cahill,j. Walsh, L. Shaw. 2nd row: Coach Tom Buinowski, J. Meyer, D. Hunter, j. Dnnke, K. Milner, H. Anderson, Hintz, Coach Ken Klein. lst row: T. Dornboos, J. Huinbolt, j. Stephenson, M. Brown, B. Behrendt, Frey, Green. Wrestlers retain I F Back row: Coach Al Barry, M.Corrigan, R. Fedel, B. Newman, j. Yarmark, VARSITY WRESTLING QI. Ehrhardt, Couch Larry Tilque. lst row: Brickner, D. Nicklos, R. Holweck, G. Giesc, T. Hoffman, Hoffman, E. Hazen. OPPONENT WE THEY Kenosha ....... . . .17 27 Port Washington .... . . .32 16 Oak Creek ..... . . .23 25 West Allis Hale . . . . . .26 15 Muskego ....... . . 27 19 Menomonee Falls . . . . . 24 16 Brookfield Central . . . . .19 27 Nicolet ........... . . .33 15 Homestead ...... . . 41 10 West Bend Invitational . . . . .5th West Allis Central . . . . . .20 22 Braveland Conference . . . . . . lst West Bend ...... . . . 9 27 Washington ........ .... 3 3 6 Gerald Giesegalns points as he scores near pin. conference title We would like to congratulate our wrestling team on their fine performances this past year. Out of twelve matches, our boys succeeded in winning seven. At the West Bend Invitational they carried filth place, and at the Braveland Conference they climbed to first place. Three wrestlers, John Hofhnan, Bruce Newman, and Dennis Nicklos competed in the state meet. JAYVEE RECORD OPPONENT WE THEY Oak Creek . . . . .23 23 Muskego . . . . . 30 15 Brookfield ..... . . .23 18 Homestead ....... . . 39 11 West Allis Central . . . . . .36 8 West Bend ..... . . .24 28 Kenosha ....... . . .22 19 Port Washington . . . . . .23 25 New Berlin ...... . . 33 11 West Allis Hale .... . . 37 1 8 Menomonee Falls .... . . 23 11 Port Washington Invit. . . . . 2nd - Nicolet ........... . . .23 8 Cropplerjohn Hofhnan puts finishing hold on opponent to score :mother win JUNIOR VARSITY: Coach Larry Tilque, L. Young, S. Magaw, J. Hill, J. Schellpfelfer, J. Cullaton, C. Kraennner, P. Normington, M. lloser, 'l'reu. 2nd row: B. Maurer, D. Pehowski, M. Franz, ll. Bauer, M. jones, D. Lorenz. lst row: 'l'. Harris, D. McDermott, Gohlke, D. Ieonhard, P. West, G. Hanke. 57 Rick Guentner demonstrates perfect co-ordination in his side horse routine. VARSITY: M DePa.lma, B. Bauman, B. Rothe, C. Flagler, Sioneman, M, Bullock, C. Seeger, M. Morgan, Mgr. M. Kuzdas, Coach Bob Bowen.. ' l Gymnasfs display near-perfect form Q. . 5, Xe.-. u...,,., , ri 's QQ - if Practice makes perfect on the parallel bars. . zr.:x..-ffv1.x.- ...... . . , Even though this is only the second year of gymnastics at Granville, the team has proved to be an outstanding one. Their record for this year was live wins and only one loss. The freshmen also proved their abilities by winning lour meets and losing none. At the Marquette Open we totaled 33.5 while Boys Tech won the meet with 35. We received third place at the A.A.U. and at the Granville Invitational we won with 158.5 points. MEET Boy's Tech ....... Menomonee Falls . . . Custer ........ Menomonee Falls. . . Custer ........ Boy' s Tech ...... Marquette Open .... A.A. U. ......... . Granville Invitational VVE THEY . . . .38 58 . . .103 36 . . .56.5 44.5 . . .86 58 . . 77 68 . . .78 53 .2nd . . .3rd .....1st Freshmen won 4 meets and lost none. 59 FROSH: T. Sticl1,j. Antonicci, D. Salmon, F. Felder, L. White side, D. Comerforcl, D.Musiul,j.lXlesarich,D.0lson, T. Guentner. Track men prepare for My H ijjgtrq my I ga ' K. j ,eff L. . A I . I . . r 3. N . v., ...,-.Qin Z4 1 4 5 4 S ' . - new v bl W 'l 5 ' il. .. - , ..c .Q . -. . . elee .... ,,, .-. - .gs y . . g. A -e ,S . . . -- W33-1 ' A . -- SWG' ' KW K -:I ' fi 4 1 v 'V K' . ' . V I' ' ' .. s . - 'A , L f, .- ' Q X , -' . . . . - W - - r s-...FQ- . , V , Q Ang ,am U . . , N --M ..,,,, , .J-3' . gi- 11 , V g .V .G.-mm K - 3 an . ' as Q 4-.- .M 7 ...v. 35 bf-ii' , s T . ,sn 19 r ,,sikf'l',Wl V in 'W'Q,' - ' V ' T f . - 2 . ' fi f - ' 'T .f . 3. af ,Q T. ,W . , 3, W g U K , QW ui 2 , ,u q I . fi . T , ig . i . Q, .1 Q, ' B it X.. , , :es gr- ' A- i . is . 'x ,, f ' -' A 2 . H ww r ,,. . - ., - - ' -- ' :I H 2. .i Q r K ,XJ . - . t. X X as t . N. K ,,,.,- -as , ,g . Q , Q Y ,Q . t.. - 'Wl'1f ' A ' .fmt f 5 X tl VA - :f ' 'as l ' - - f -' Q. . f' i it xg . W:'i.Klef9:'2Z, B WLM Y-'kjxiiiil K K txksririfvvilfw ,V ' il lkj T Q A 'f E ' li? la in Q 'K . -- , ,sf . , L 4- f ., 1 . - - ,, - .. - . - A .W , 3. S gil ,,....,, if ' cu 1 V OYMM A A inf. .V .s-tug, 3 A I yzwg vv V . WW A , g X Q.- . I 7 e Nw in lim ' 'U' 'I rL '-'-in sxuwnl' l W x.N7'q'l-' if V4 If-oi V li s , T I 5' i fi,Jf!'l nm i ' x i 1. -.Q Y Nw. - . A K X - i K - ' . -1 f . . ' - Q , 4 ' 1 ' 5 1 K .-Q. , . ,K S. , . K V 4. N r .-. s ss- . . - W -H! -r e r . iff- f sm' ef - ra, A . v If V,'- ., Xing zz.. it .Qui K M . ,. .. . . .1 i. .Ai . F t Ar 9.1 . x f ' t -Q :fi v . ' -' is-H1 A K mi if xv .' . f if v' 2 i it X' Y S+' ' P H p q ., g F lg,-.5 gh., L , V J gpg ' A tw. - . x .. . 4, ,f sv- I LI, A . ur . N ifgg , 5 .F hi 'xi , s ' A A f y Q' 4 s.. eM4 5- 5' . e . , X jf ff J., ' f nv N f . Y, . .. , .. M, . ,N A,, W , , .,,,. Q QT ,,,. 4 , 5 ' f Q A V 711, Y- l . 6 I X' D X' N. 'A .... .. , C, up , ther Coach Don McDonell, Coach Dom Cucinello, T. Ball, P. Sanderson, G. Schlut, K. Karth, D. Grannan, R. Lemanczyk, M. Hetrick, B. Austreng, B. Anderson, 1. Cross, H. Seymour, R. Rice, G. Hahm, B. Newman, j. Hartzell, Kohls, I.. Miclialzik, M. Franz, R. Fedel,j. Leniancyk, L. Bernard, B. Wenger, Thompson, Coach Rogert Heppner, Coach Mike Uhlwelling. Coach Ken Klein. 2nd row: C. Breitzke, B. Taugner. A. Strobel, P. Hetrick. W. Barndt, M. Corrigan, C. Riemer, T. Stich, C. Krysiak, D. Bond, I.. Ca.hill,lj. Kurtzqeil, 1. Stamm, J. Stoneman, D. Phowski, A. Welke, T. Swenson, Mgr: P. Velte. lst row: R. llolweck, Frey, M. Gagnon, J. Brickner, K. Fee,j. Hill, G. Mathews, K. Schuller, M. Brown, J. Hintz, M. jones, D. Slllillhsl. Antonicci, C. Extense, K. Weitner. With the arrival of spring, Head Coach Dom Cucin- ello and his track team began conditioning for what promised to be another competitive year on the Fal- con's home track and on the cinder paths of area opponents. Building around lettermen Howie Seymo- .1 u i Distance runner, Howie Seymour, awaits the sound of the starting gun. ur, jim Kohls, and Terry Ball, and a turnout of over filty other hopefuls, Cucinello s cindermen expected' to offer strong competition to each foe in an eleven meet schedule plus the state sectional and the state meet at North Stadium. 32.1 we Q ,Q-. ' A ' l i -- . -gf Y .V b and - -ff' - .. .gave Q'2'?fi?'?iYiil'1'i ' it Meigs... .,:5.gff..-,. unsafe -- 5 im W V fi ss... as -- -. . ,..l?2?fQ?y3ff-- .Q ' ' ' :'lLiT,.2e-W '-4-gg, Q ., f gigs .g4.f9S'wsgFf. f.fSiiZW1'T!fi.i?5s Ss, ' M iw H .f-1.riff1s - ' Leia. 5- E' 1 - ..5,,w,r. -H.-ggi: fig if -.. . mit 1-?ss2.ss1 .LFS ' ti 'T I 'fiiggli if.sffs3si,g - ,r Q 1 Haier...-..: ...ewan .. Y -352355'i'i3!flvi?i5l.'ii?ii .L 2 - f.-fr mt. . .... ...aw , 5 39' , .., W. psf yd Wil? f N . ...... . , .. lffals sg-2 .. . 5 -..e..3-2,--fwsgfj-6 ,-,32......f-. mg-sg, .ep .. legs- 3f':.1'g?fgisf'1islf2:5'lK 'W 4555? . ,,:.fe:s,f5u..-.,-- 3 . H.:- Z . gfz:1:fwk75e ng- . 145 :IL 1225225 li!!! . ..gg,g, 2.2. 1 fl 3- f'f'fV5?Es gli llfl-'ill 3. w . V'F..l?5'7' 7' 7. - ff -' f ,.., -F . .... .. .9 Mfigivfes. '1'2s..f-ev s:.e ,, .. , I f .-is -if-'fx 2. . 'V --2: 1 :eil - wifi 7:55 . . 571.35 -1- a j : . 'ski-js -, ,en . SMU .- , ' .- ' E if-ri .r:uEZf3i2'f'G2fQ?if-V - 'L fl' :lin .. .. ..tasQ..i.:fass.m.aegwnw.. .2af..-..f....s..s........a...... . Bruce Newman works out during spring practice. challenging season Q 5 Coach Ulilwelling demonstrates proper hurdling form. VARSITY TRACK SCHEDULE 1962 DA T E OPPONENT LOC A T1 ON TIM E April 13 Brookfield Indoor Baker Fieldhouse April 17 Muskego-Grafton Here 3:45 April 21 Whitefish Bay Invit. There April 24 Homestead-Greenfield Here 4:00 April 28 Hartford Relays There May 1 Brookfield Outdoor There 4:00 May 3 Greenfield Here 4:00 May 8 Cedarburg-M.F. Here 4:00 May 12 Conference Track Brookfield 1:30 May 15 Nicolet-M F. Nicolet 4:00 May 19 State Sectional l Whitefish Bay May 22 Racine Horlick Here 7:00 May 26 State Meet North Stadium st Mark Brown, sprinter, is in set position for the 100 yard dash VARSITY: Back row: Coach Don Rennicke, H. Brownlee, S. Catlin, R. Brandstedtcr, j. VinDick, B. Dornboos, T. Ihlenleld, G. Croll,j. llofhnan, Co:1chCust Vcrgetis. lst row: XV Wold, B. Weiss, D, Ruusch, R. Kussniann, Dassow, F. Karth, P. Frantz, B. Corallinc, D. Schultz. Pitcher Bob Brownlee toes the rubber prior to deliver- ing pitch. SN h'q wm Warming up during spring practice, Steve Bell swings a heavy bat. 62 Granville nine boasfs winning record OPPONENT Germantown . . . Country Day . . Menomonee Falls.. . . . . . Greenfield ..... . . . Country Day . . Mukwonago . . Pewaukee . . Greenfield . . . Germantown . . . Menomonee Falls THEY 2 2 7 0 4 0 1 8 2 2 Catcher Rod Brandstedter signals for outside curve. jnveas: C. Flagler, C. Drinkwine, Frank, B. Miller, W. Barndt, R.Giffen, M. Koenig, R. Holweck, G. -Koelting, Gohlke,Coacl1 Dick Scamfcr. 2nd row: j. l':lll'll2ll'dl, P. Donley, G. McGaw, R. Lockmzui, S. Kutz,j. Tesch, M. H etrick, li. Maurer, jensen. 63 ' -P Tag: -ir, vas?-,w-,1-.,' . .- 7 - :rr-is h Tennis and golf Back row: 'l'. Randolph, C. Sabert, R. Diedderich, R. Leibeck, C. Spoeth, C. Springer, Coach Bob DieKroeger. lstrowz R.Cregory, B. Smith, T. Braden, D. Sherfy, D. W ampole, B. Rusch. 1961 was the first year Granville had a tennis team. Their exhibition matches proved quite promising with great hopes of success in competition this season.- Granville's golfteam, during 1961, won seven and lost three meets. At the conference meet, they climbed into fourth place' out of eleven teams competing, and at the state sectionals meet Granville's squad placed fifth out of ten teams. VARSITY TENNIS SCHEDULE 1962 DA T E Upponent April 17 john Marshall April 24 New Berlin May 1 Homestead May 3 Catholic Memorial May 8 Menomonee Falls May 10 Homestead May 15 Nicolet May 17 Port Washington May 22 Brookfield Central 64 Coach Diekroeger demonstrates proper grip to and Braden. create new interest 12 , Connecting with a solid iron shot, Dexter Hinton studies the slope ofthe Bob Francis follows through in green- good form. GOLF MATCHES Conference - We came in 4th out of 11 teams. Dexter Hinton . . .89 Eric Rice ...... 91 john Abendroth . .88 Wayne Krueger . .87 Robert Francis . . .97 State Sectionals - We came in 5th out of 10 teams Dexter Hinton . . .92 Eric Rice ...... 90 john Abendroth . .88 Wayne Krueger . .90 Robert Francis . . .95 Duel and Triangular - We Won 7 and lost 3. .Q at sf 7 was fm A 9 7 .-.- nf .- S . ww' . l 7 G.g . 9, v A 5 5 . , Back row: J. Fredricks, B. Anderson, Rice, D. Hinton, R. Hanke, j. Abendroth, Coach Pat Levenhagen. 2ncl row: W. Kruegeigj. Kent, K. Selesky, 'l'. Kensler, F. Whilhelm, R. Francis. fax . 1, f at Cheerleaders stimulate 'Q ' , ,Q 3. ,- t 29 A. . . if .gm P ' J 15- it What's been going on behind the scenes lately? The cheer- leaders have been quite active this pastseason. They appear- ed in their new uniforms, black jumpers and white blouses, a few months after school started. They also held a cheer- leading clinic and practiced after school almost every night. Whenever we played other schools, our girls acted as host- esses and served refreshments to the visiting cheerleaders. Usually before big games they put on pep assemblies where they boosted our ego andtaughtusnew cheers. And we can't forget the entertaining skits they performed for us. We think they're doing a finejob. CW Back row: Varsity-C. lluber. D. Knlieki, Nl. llol1lweek,S, Schneider, Jacobs, S. 'llllOlllZlS, 2nd row:,I,Y.-l,. Nevcls. ll. Klnmen. l.. Sehier, I B, Hignehi, lst row: Freshnlen-B. Wheeler, AI. Docter, D. Kurolczuk, Rcith, S. Lehman. spectators' enthusiasm I Soaring high. varsity clwcrlcuclcr Sandy Sclmcimlcr lcauls victory clu-cr 67 f 2 R La. Wa I 2 Z' SOCIAL LIFE There are many special events occuring throughout the year that capture the interest and imagination of the entire student body. While some people remember many little incidents that others consider unimportant, these special events appeal to all. The colorful spring formal, the exciting homecoming activities, the in- teresting' AFS program all add to the many-sided pictufe of Granville High School. , Hin -1 T. i Left to right: Kathleen Brown, Doug Gillen, Deanna Kalicki, Eric Rice, Mr. Levenhagen, Queen Cele Votapek, King john Yarmark, Mrs. Levenhagen, Tim Stitch, Donna Warren, Clark Schute, Crete Sandersen. During half time the Queen and her court were introduced to the audience and Cele wus presented with the traditional long stemmed roses. 70 '67 Homecoming During the weekend of October 6, Granville High School celebrated its second annual Homecoming. The Senior Class and the Student Council were responsible for scheduled activities. The evening preceding, the council sponsored the Donut Dunk lor Seniors and alumni. Friday t.he game and dance were held. Climax of Granvilles homecoming weekend was the semi formal dance following thegume. Couples danced the evening away to thetunes ofllarry llothmann's Band. A common scene at the Donut Dunk wustlmt of present seniors conferring with the alumni. fl lllXlllL ch llks up 'mother unportlnl uctory and adds to the I i Finishing toncllcs wore put on the llnll by Lynn jorres, Carl Kupcrsmith, and Charon Chudy. --4 Fall formal glows in Qi i-1 . X ,- 5 i l Q A moment is taken out by '1'oin Collins, Judy lloinucki, Bill Lumbrcck, Sharon Braden, udy Lee, 'l'iin Illcnfield. s Highlight ofllle clancc was the grand march. Canadian Sunset' I l 1 The Senior Ball court' left to right: Roger Liebedc, Deanna Kalicky, Dick Rausch, Myrtle Holweck, King, Bill Doornbos, Qneen Sandra Schnieder, Marion Kussmann, Eric Rice, Sharon 'llll0l'll2lS,J0llll Doctor. 'Vs 'xv 5' A Canadian Sunset set the scene for the 1962 Senior Ball. Seniors illlCl-Illi1l0I'S2lllliCd21llCCd to the tunes of Hurry Roz1thn1un's Band. The climax was the Grand March led by Queene, Sandra Schneider and King, Bill Doornbos. The atmosphere of the Ball was followed through by the Post-Bull held at the Alpine Village. crowned Queen Sandy. llolin Rousseau. Senior Class llrcsirlm-nl. 73 Promgoers four a The Court from left to right: Bill Tzlylor, Bill XIay11111'cl, Nilllfy illllllili, Szxmlm Schell, the crown bearers, Queen udy NlCDCl'IIl0Il, King Dick Nlcyc1'..Iz111icc Stark, Vlurly Glisch, ,l0llllg lioussczlu, and lvllyllll Krueger, A 2 14, 515 9 '64 .1 'Q AA ff l 'F.-'ZR gg 1 'FF :ig i . -may , f -.,' .wxs':at'jia-and-ff-u..-....... -v Im.: 4 13.1 ,un . ..,-...f',n..-1 -1- . , x fi l M - -f.A f,-', . H - all M Dixie Ricc. Clill' Rz11l111z11111. Doug Sclmclbr. Nlury Allll lglIl'l'i2l1'fl. Szuulru S111clulm11kcr. und lolm 'l'olc111i11o luke il lmrczlk l1'o111 thu ll1lllCll1g und cujoy llxc l'ClI'CSllll1ClllS. 74 Wonderland by Night Highlighting the winter social scene was the well-attended Wonderland by Night . The decorations, featuring the popular water fountain, added to the festive mood of the promgoers as they danced to the strains of the theme song. The prom's royalty, lead by King Dick Meyer and Queen judy McDermott, climaxed the evening by starting the grand march. . V, . -r 1 King Dick Meyer. Queen .Indy Xlellermott and their court lezul the gfilllil mnreli. pronlgoers tluueetl to the strains ol' X u'0llIlCl'lilIlfl by Night. ai Couples stop to pose lor pictures in from ol' S the walter lountziin. 75 VX 4 i 1 e ll s. I 5 Q ,wig X . s fn. .A g X f X, fu-4 . jigs, l, .-4 , fe' X ifx X ' lg -I C, f ,,,,.....-----f W W sw . LA 7 V K Agfa 'I 3 f2 'si 'W A ' X 3 952 5 Qif f 1 I I I Friday night dances climax week Untoucliables raid Granville. Let' s twist zlgai n. In a few short hours on Friday's Granville High School changes from an institution of learning to an exciting world of music. Happy students celebra- ting the end of the week perfect new dance steps and spend hours chatting with their friends. Probably the most interesting dance held during the year was the Student Council dance on May 11th, which honored our foreign exchange student, julia Mancini, and several other AFS students from the area. lfacullyjoins in the hun, too. Curley and Laurie celebrate both their wedding and 0kla.homa's statehood. An outstanding event in the high school year was the presentation of Oklahoma g a musical first for Granville. The Fine Arts Department should be com- mended on a job well done. CAST Aunl Eller-Heid Weimer- Harms, Curbz- Paul Franz, Laurey-Nancyjanke, Ike Skidmare-john Doctor, fed Pat Hetrick, Slim-Howard Seymour, Wi!! Parken- Doug-Giffin, fud Frey-Bruce Newmann, Ado Annie Sandra Flood, Ali Hakin-Charles Britzke, Wayne Barnt, Gertie Cummings-Kathy Steinley, Ellen-Sue jack, Sylvie-M arion Steinhagen, Armina-Sharon Knu th, Aggie-Sandra Studebaker, Andrew Carnes-Sylvan Kutz, Card Elam-Robert Taugher, jess-George Leber- ling, Chalmers-Wayne janke, Mike-Ernie Pate, foe- Tom Collins, Sam-Dennis Bernard. Oklahoma OK! Will tells Aunt liller and the boys that everything s upsto-date in Kansas City. A job well done earns appreciative applause from a packed house. AFS student comes to Granville n-.Q . .QK4 hi fB4.,,N twig Et N! s 1 31 n mgxx ll mum Iulia Mancinipoints outlierhomclztnd to Student Council officers. julia, with her American sister, Sandy Flood, participates in gym- nastics. We 'Nil Panel discussion with other AFS students startedjulia lecturing career here in the United States. 79 'Nt ,ae .KN W' ak STUDENTS To the students at Granville, school meansmore than just going to classes each day for four years. Every year brings celebrations, class projects, and traditions which add to the classroom aspect of student life and also bring us closer to our mostimportant goal, grad- uation. As freshmen we experience for the first time student government in action. We begin to realize thatwe will have to set the examples for future classes to follow. In our sophomore year we are into the swing of things and look forward to celebrations such as pigtailday when we can display our cleverness and originality and outdo those upperclassmen. Our junior year introduces some of the aspects of deeper learning. We are faced with our first major term paper and the library becomes one of our closest friends. Senior year is one of mixed emotions. lreparing for D graduation, our thoughts are mostly ofventuring into the world as adults but walking down the aisle we will look back on these eventful years and realize that we will miss this type of life we have grown so accustom- ed to. XZ 3 Senior class olllcers, left to right: I,yni1-Ioerrcs, Treasurer: Charon Cltudv, Secretary: Carl Kupersinith, Vice-Presidentg and Iohn Rousseau, President. Seniors: quiet times and serious moments napa As graduation draws near students are measured for their caps and gowns. 82 The Class of '62 has followed the tradition of previous senior classes in being student leaders. The class has set an example of loyalty and hard work for their successors to follow. They showed this by winning the March of Dimes contest this winter. This year has been a very busy one for the seniors. On November 1, having been handi- capped by less than two months of preparation, the class held their Senior Ball, Canadian Sun- set. One of the final projects ofthe class of '62 was the senior class play, Deadly Ernest. Many hours of work were spent in preparing forit and it was an experience never to be forgotten by the seniors who participated. Lavender and white have been chosen as the class colors. The class flower is thegardenia and the class song is Memories Are Made of This. The seniors are planning to enter various types of work, schools, and careers upon their graduation on june 7, and we hope they will take with them their class motto, Out of school life into life's school. PAMELA BERGEMANN Pam . . . Business . . . Swing Singers 1. JAMES BERGER jim . , . General . . . Weightlifting 4. SANDRA BERNER Sandy . . . College Prep . . . Annual Stall' 45 F.H.A. 14' F.N.A. 2. SHARON BRADEN Dimples . . . Business . . . Cheerleading 3g Creative Dance 4g Newspaper Stall' 3. RODNEY BRANDSTEDTER Rod . . . College Prep . . . Class Presldent2g Lettermen's Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3,4g Football 1,2,3g Baseball I, 2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4. DAVID BREMMER Dave . . . Industrial . . . Football 1. 83 THEODORE BAILEY Ted . . . General . . . Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 2,3 Wrestling 15 Track 1. WAYNE BARNDT Skip . . . College Prep . . . Baseball 1,2,3,4g Football 1, 2,3,4g Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4. ROBERT BAUMANN Bob . . . College Prep . . . Class Presldent3g Basketball 2g Golf lg Gymnastics 2,3,4. BEVERLY BECKMANN Bev . . . Business. 5 qgQ,5:::Y-a-.-J fn-,t ,. WILLIAM BROOKS E Bill . . . College Prep . JAMES BRUNNER ' jim . . . College Prep . . . Debate Club 4. V' ROGER BURCZYK Rog . . . Industrial . . . Football lg Wrestling 1, 2 Baseball 1,2. MARY ANN BURKARD Shrimp . . . Business . . . Annual Stall' 43 Pep Club 2.1 MARY BURLINGAME 5- . ,. , Mary . . . Business . BERNARD BYSTRZYCKI . Bernie . . . General . . . Football 4g Basketball 43 Base ' A A f ball,4. JACK CARLTON jackson . . . General . . .Audio-Visual 3,43 Locker Commission 1,2. GEORGIA CARROLL George . . . College Prep . . . Class Secretary 1gG.A.A. ' f 1 - 1g Library Club lg Photo Club 1. ,. Wg .. STEVEN CATLIN Steve . . . College Prep . . . Hall Monitor 3g Football 1, - 2,3g Basketball 3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,4. MARY CHICONAS Mary . . . College Prep . . . Dramatlcs 4. Kathy Hale, Sue Hartung, and Harriet Hafner find t.hat it is necessary to apply themselves during testing programs. Many tests assist class of '62 '4' CHARON CHUDY Charon . . . General . . . Class Secretary 1,43 Creative Dance 3. JOANNE CHURNEY jo . . . General , . , F.N.A. 23 Fine Arts Club 3. .4 '-s .IIN KAREN CICHOSZ Seahorse . . . Business .QQ TRUMAN CLASEN 2 Truman . . . General . . . THOMAS COLLINS Tom . . . Business . . . Football 1gBasketball1,4g Track lg Baseball 4. E 1 5 YVILLIAM CORALLINE Bill . . . College Prep . . . Dramatics 1,25 Lettermen's Club 4g Weightlifting 43 Football 1,23 Basketball 1,3,4g Baseball NIM . ,wav E Ni 1,2,3,4. K1 . D MARK CORRICAN Mark . . . College Prep . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4g Letter- men's Club 3,4g Football lg Basketball 1,25 Wrestling 1,2,3,4. KATHLEEN CULLATON Kathy . . . cmefal . . . F.N.A. 2,3. EDWARD DAVIS Ed . . . General . . . Audio-Visual 2,3g Gymnastics Club 1. HOWARD DELLER Howard . . . College Prep . . . Photo Club 2. MARILYN DIDERRICH Marilyn . . . General . . . Madrigals 2,3,4g Swing Singers 2,3,4. JOHN DOCTER Johnnie . . . College Prep . . . Gymnastics Club lg Madrigal Singers 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,24 Gymnastics 1,2g Senior ' Ball Court. CAROL DODD Carrie. . . Business . . . Dramatics 3,4g F.B.L.A. 43 Madrigal Singers 1,2,3g Swing Singers 1,2,3. JAMES DONNEL jim . . . General . . . Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4g Cross Country 1,2,3g Track 1. WILLIAM DOORNBOS Bill . . . College Prep . . . Weightlifting 3g Baseball 1,2, 3,4g Senior Ball King. WILLIAM EDWARDS Bill . . . General . . . Football 1,2gBasketballlgllaseball 1,2.3. B6 if-r-rv .W 'N'?f31 . AA fd WARREN ELLMANN Warren. . .College Prep. . .Future Engineers lg Wrestling 15 Inustrial Arts Club 2,33 Dance Band 3g Weightlifting 4. Not Pictured MARY EHN Mary . . . College Prep . . . Ensemble 4g Foreign Language 3g Colorgnard 4. CIIARLES EllRllARD'l' Chuck . . . General . . . Audio-Visual Club 1,3,4g Basket- ball lg Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2. ROBERT ENCEL Bob . . . College Prep . CALVIN ENCELHARDT Cal . . . General . . . Ensemble 3,4. JOSEPH ESSELMAN joe . . . Industrial rvfxg., Pm, , 1-5 KATHLEEN FELLEN Kathy . . . Business SANDRA FESSEL Sandy . . . College Prep . . . Creative Dance 3,4g Gym nastics Club lg PepBand 2,3,4. RICHARD FLEISCHMAN Dick . . . General . . . Weightlifting 4. ARLENE FOLTS Arlene . . . Business . . . F.H.A. 1g Library Club 1. B7 463 RICHARD GUENTNER Ric . . . College Prep . . . Tennis 2,3,4g Gymnastics 3,4. KAREN GUTTMANN Ann . . . General . . . F.H.A. 3. JACK HAASIS jack . . . General . . . Techninians Club 2g Industrial Arts Club 3. GERALD HAFEM EISTER 88 jerry . . . General . ERN EST FRANK Ernie . . , General . . . Forensics 2gWeigl1tlifting 4gBase ball 1,2,3,4. PAUL FRANTZ Curly . . . College Prep . . . Madrigal Singers 4g Foot- ball lg l5asel'Jz1ll2,3,4. WAYNE FROMM Wayne . . . General . . . Football 1. JU DITH GLISCH Judy . , . Business . . . junior Prom Court. ALAN GREFSHEIM Al . . . General . . . Football 1,2g Drafting Club 3g Rifle Club 4. RONALD GREGORY Ron . . . College Prep . . . Basketball l,2,3,4g Football 13 Tennis 3,43 Lettermen's Club 3,4. HARRIET HAFNER Harriet . . . Business . GORDON HAHM . . . Collegel'rep . . . Basketball1,2,3,4gBas4 ball 1,2. KATHLEEN HALE Kathy . . . College Prep . . . F.H.A. 1,2,3. JUDITH HARRIS judy . . . College Prep 81 Business . . . Class Treasurt lg Cheerleading 33 F.H.A. 29 Gymnastics Club 4g Pep Clubf ' ' ' it JOYCE HARTLIEB joyce . . . Business . . . F.H.A. 1. NANCY HARTUNC Nan . . . Business . ?i ln SUSAN HARTUNC Sue. . . Business . . . F.H.A. l,2. WALTER HEIMERAL Wally . . . General. CAROL ANN HENNING Carol . . . College Prep . . . Annual Stall' lg National Honor Society 3,43 F.N.A. 1,3g Gymnastics Club 4g Madrigal Singers 2g Swing Singers 23 Debate Club 4. JEAN-LOUISE HERZ jill . . . College Prep . . . Aunnnl Stull' 2. 31 liclitor 41 l .N.A. 2g National Honor Society 3,4. Canadian scene complete with a ski lodge, sunset, and mountains provided the setting for the Senior Ball. Senior Ball - Social event of the year DEXTER HINTON Dex . . . College Prep . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4g Golf 1,2, 3,4g Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4. Not Pictured. Daisy . . . College Prep . . . Annual Staff3,4g Forensics 1 wi' john . . . College Prep . . . Baseball 1,2,3,4g Football 1, ' Ea RUTH HILL 2. JOHN HOFFMANN 2. MYRTLE HOHLWECK Myrt . . . College Prep 81 Business . . . Cheerleading 2, 3,4g Creative Dance 1,2g Gymnastics Club lg Pep Club 2,3,4g Sadie Hawkins Princess lg Homecoming Court 3g Senior Ball Court. JUDITH HOINACKI Judy . . . Business Club 2. SUSAN HOLLENBACHER Sue . . . Business . . . Singers 2. ?.:'- swim IVX WJ' 'W DONNA HOWELL Donna . . . Business . . . l .N.A. 2,3. fi MARSHA HUTCHINS Marsh . . . College Prep . . . Forensics2,3,4gPepClub1. x TIMOTHY IHLENFELD Tim . . . College Prep . . .Baseball 1,2,3,4g Basketball lg Football 1,23 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. SUSAN JACH Sue . . . Business . . . Annual Stall 4g Art Service 2g F.Il.A. 1. DENNIS JACOBS jake . . . General . . . Weightlifting 4g Technicians Club 25 Football 2,3g Wrestling 2,3,4g Baseball 2. NANCYJANKE Nan . . . General . . . Art Service 1g Creative Dance 39 Madrigal Singers 2,4g junior Prom Court. YVAYNE JANKE Wayne . . . General . . . Art Service 1. LYNN JANSWIG Lynne . . . Business . MARY ANN JARACZEWSKI Mary . . . Business . LOISJENSEN Lois . . . Business . 41519 ,,,vxl W-. .15,t,r, ,4,.qt,-qf4- ..,.-. -., t--w.,.o-mggvfwq ROBERT KAEMMER Bob . . . General . . . Not Pictured. LYNN JOERRES Lynnie . . . College Prep . . . National Honor Society 3,4, Forensics 2,3g Senior Class Treasurer. DEANNA KALICK1 Kalicl-me . . . Business . . . Gymnastics 2, Pep Club 3,43 Cheerleading 3,43 Homecoming Court 4g Senior'Ba1l Court. FRANK KARTH Frank . . . College Prep . . . Lettermen's Club 2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Weightlifting 3g Wrestling 1,2g Track 1g Baseball CHARLES KASTNER Chuck . . . College Prep . . . Football 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,4g Baseball 1,23 Golf3,4. TERRANCE KENSLER Terry . . . College Prep . . . Football 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,4, Baseball 1,2g Golf3,4. TIMOTHY KIRSCH Tim . . . General . . -. Audio-Visual Club 1,33 Football 1. PHYLLIS KNOECK Phil . . . General . . . F.N.A. 1,2,3,4. DENNIS KOEPSELL Dennis . . . General . . . Industrial Arts'Club 2,3g Track 1,23 Wrestling 1. GARY KOETTINC Gary . . . College Prep . . . Forensics 13 Forensics 1g Lettermerfs Club 3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,4g Wrestling 1g Baseball 1,2,3,4, Not Pictured. 0 WAYNE KRUEGER Fritz . . . College Prep . . . Lettermen's Club 3,43 Cross Country 1,2g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball lg Golf2,3,4gClass Vice- President 2g Prom Court 3. ARLENE KUNDE Arlene . . . College Prep . . . Forensics 3,43 F.T.A. 1,25 Debate Club 4. JEFFREY KUNTZ jeff. . . General . CARL KUPERSM ITH Carl . . . College Prep . . . Audio-Visual Club 2g Cross Country 2,3g Track 2,35 Class Vice-President 4. MARIAN KUSSMANN Mary . . . College Prep . . . Hall Monitors 1,29 Interna- tional Clubg Girls Clubg Senior Ball Court. SANDRA LANGENFELD Sandy . . . Business . . . Art Service 2. JAM ES KOH LS jim . . . College Prep . . . Track 1,2,3,4g Cross Country 2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. RUSSELL KRAEMER Russ . . . College Prep . . . Baseball 2. LAWRENCE KRUEG ER Larry . . . General . . . Hall Monitors 43 Baseball 2. RICHARD KRUEGER Dick . . . Industrial . . . Football 1. H .. -- .Q Nlus - ' 'lik fif- ,. . A ' f ffigf: 5.g2Ts?.g::T?i5 si . E 1: 9 :ff m 1. -f 3' -mise-'KF . .,,.,. A gxgisga ,pa as 'Qi E s ,, . Jr - ' 2? in . fii P 5: - i . I . .. ,:.,.. .. ,, . .' 'ff-'iiiv N ' ' 4 Q ' ' 'Sf 1 1 ' Q, .-7,4 .' 9 4 1 Q f -sq. Q .5 . s qe:1: 'Q,Yisf,? s A p:w,s,g1a we .-. 1 -r . . . ' s N an ,v,?Q,. avmgsp a .' Suz.s1,-mfr .NNN 1' ,wi '? ?' 5 4 I , . 1, 'wmxfw ' preps :J f I 94 MARY IA ROSE Mar . . . Business . . . French Club 13 Class Presidentl. GEORGE LEBERFINC George . . . College Prep . . . Dramatics1,2,3,4g Debate Club 4. JUDITH LEE judy . . . College Prep . . . F.H.A. 1,2g Gymnastics Club 1. ROGER LIEBECK' Rog . . . General . . . Lettermen's Club4gTennis1,2,3,4. RICHARD LOCKMAN Did: . . .'College Prep . . . Gymnastics Club lg Letter- men's Club 2,?i,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Gymnastics 2. CERALDINE LUEDTKE Gerry . . . Genera.l . . . Art Service 2,3,4. ANTHONY MAKOVIC Tony . . . General . MARIA MANCINI Julia . . . College Prep . . . Gymnastics Club 49 Gym- nastics 4. DIANA MANN Dee . . . Business . . . Dramatics1,2,3,4gHallMonitors 1. GARY MARGOLES Gary . . . College Prep . . . Baseball lg Basketball 2g Football lg Weightlifting 4g Photography Club 1,2g Tennis 4. Science proiecis occupy seniors Senior scientists, such as Foreign Exchange student julia Mancini, have a chance to explore t.heir interests in Science Seminar. CHARLES MATTHEWS Little Czieser . . . College Prep . . . Drztlting Club 3: Ilzlll Monitors 1,23 Ensemble 2,3,4g Football 2,3,4g Track 2,3g Baseball 2,3. FRANK MAURO Frank . . . Industrial . . . Audio-Visual I,2,3g Football lg Baseball 2g Golfl. WILLIAM MAYN ARD Bill . . . College Prep . . . Annual Staff 3g Audio-Visual Ig Gymnastics Club 33 Tennis 4g Gymnastics Elgjunior Prom Court. -IUDITII BlClDl'lRXlO'l l' Doogy . . . College Prep . . . Class Vice-President Ig Tri M 2,35 junior Prom Queen. DALE KI EISER Dale . . . General . . . Photo Club 1. RICHARD MEYER Dick . . . College Prep . . . GymnasticsClub2gIndustrial Arts Club 2,3g Football Ig Basketball 13 Track 1,3g Tennis 4g Gymnastics 2,3g junior Prom King. -,. . .JZ Ti v-rffff xx ed fvrrnn vwvi'-Erfivrvggxipimfovkf , , - H - V I H . ., . . .. 1 CAROL MILLER Millie . . . Business SUSAN MILLER Sue . . . General . . . F.H.A. 1,29 F.T.A. 3. PATRICIA MORGAN Pat . . . College Prep . . . Annual Staff 3,49 Forensics 2, 3,4g F.H.A. l. BERTH-A M YHILL Bertha . . . College Prep . . . F.B.L.A. 4g Foreign Lan- . guage Club 2,39 Ensemble 4. . ? I ? E l l ANTHONY NEMITZ Tony . . . General . ELIZABETH NENNING Liz . . . Business . . . F.B.L.A. 2,3,4. JAMES NEVELS jim . . . Industrial . . . Football 1,2g Baseball 1. RONALD NICKERSON Ron . . . College Prep . . . Football lg Basketball 1,2g Tennis 4g Golf 1,2. l ii E ie BARBARA NIX l Barb . . . Business . . . F.N.A. 4g Drivers' Ed. 4. FLORENCE NINHAM Florence . . . Business . . . Art Service 1,2,3,4. as n l t l.. H' BARBARA PETZOLD Barb . . . Business . . . Not Pictured. JU DITH PARSONS Judy . . . College Prep . . . Color Guard 1,2,3,4g Tri M 3,4g Foreign Language Club 3. LINDA PFLINDTNER Linda . . . Business . . . F,ll.I,.A. 2, 3, 4g Newspaper Staff 1. JOANNE POGCEMAN Poggie . . . Business . . . Art Service1,2gCreativeDance 3,4. SALLY PRINZ Sal . . . Business . LENORE RAGUSE Lenore . , . College Prep . . . Annual Staff 4g Forensics 3,45 F.H.A. lg F.T.A. 2g Hall Monitors 4. THOMAS RANDOLPH Tom . . . General RICHARD RAUSCH Dick . . . College Prep . . . Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Lettermen's Club 3,4g Homecoming Court 3g Senior Ball Court. DIXIE LEE RICE Dix . . . Business . . ,Annual Staff 43 Pep Club 1,2 ERIC RICE Eric . . . College Prep . . . Football 1,2,3,4g Golf l,2,3, 41 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4g Homecoming Court4g Seniorllztll Court. A Senior riot squad lends its vocal support to the Falcons at all athletic events throughout the year. Seniors spark school spirit THOMAS RIDOSKO 'l'o1n . . . College Prep . . . Gymnastics Club 1,2g Hall Monitors 2, Weightlifting 1,2,3g Football I, Baseball 1,2,3. SHARON RHODE Sherrie. . . General . . . F.H.A.1,2,3. DIANE ROLFS Di . . . General , . . F.H.A.2,3,4. 1 WILLIAM ROTHE Bill . . . College Prep . . . Audio-Visual2,3g Gymnastics JOHN ROUSSEAU Pierre . . . College Prep . . . National HonorSociety 3,4g Radio Club 3, Football 1, Basketball 1,2,3g Track 1, Class President 4, junior Prom Court. GEORGE SABERT junior . . . Industrial . . . Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3g Football 1, Tennis 3. DAVID SCHREINER Dave . . . Industrial. Not Pictured. SANDRA SCH ELL Sandy . . . Business . . . Creative Dance 2, Gymnastics 1,23 junior Prom Court. JAMES SCHNEIDER jim . . . Industrial . . . Audio-Visual 1,2g Lettermen's Club 2,3,4g Baseball I, Gymnastics 2,3,4. SANDRA SCHNEIDER Sandy . . . College Prep . . . Cheerleading l,2,3,4gGym- nastics Club 1,29 Pep Club I,2,3,4g Class Treasurer 2,3g Student Council Treasurer 4, Senior Ball Queen. GR 1 it vp: Q? 5:5 Gavin,-. KATHLEEN SCHULTL Kathy . . . Business . . . Madrigal Singers l,2,3,4. LAURELYN SCHULTZ Laurie . . . Business . . . Pep Club 1. CAROL SCHULZE Carol . . . College Prep . . . F.N.A. 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL SCHYVITTAU Mike . . . General. - GEORGE SEIDENSCHNEIR Butch . . . College Prep.: . . Annual Staff 1, Newspaper A Staff 1, Photo Club 1,2,3,4. HELEN SERKOWSKI Helen . . . General . . . F.H.A.2,3. KENNETH SERR Ken . . . College Prep. HOWARD SEYMOUR Howie . . . General . . . Dramatlcs 21 Hall Monitors 11 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Madrigal Singers 43 Cross Country 3,43 Basketball 3,43 Track 2,3,4. DIANE SCHIELDS Shieldsy . . . College Prep . . . Annual Staff 3,44 Gym- nastics Club 11 Hall Monitors 1,4. LOUIS SMITH Louie . . . General. WILLIAM STAAT Bill . . . College Prep . . . Wrestling 2,3,4. JANICE STARK jan . . . College Prep . . . Annual Staff 3, Co-editor 4g F.H.A. 13 Hall Monitors 11 National Honor Society 3,4g Class Vice President 25 junior Prom Court. MARIAN STEINHAGEN Marian . . . Business. SUSAN STEINKELLNER Susie . . . Business . . . F.H.A. 1, Gymnastics Club 1. KATHLEEN STEINLEY Kathie . . . Business . . . Creative Dance 3. SANDRA STUDEBAKER Sandy . . . College Prep . . . Annual Stall' 4, Dramatics 1, F.H.A. 2, Gymnastics Club 1, National Honor Society 3,49 Tri- M3,4g Class Secretary 2,3g Student Council Secretary 4. SUSAN SZEP Sue . . . Business . . . F.N.A. 4. SEARS TANNER Mr. Roebuck . . . College Prep . . . Gymnastics Club 2, 3,4Q Lettermen's Club 3,43 Football 1, Gymnastics 2,3,4. WILLIAM TAYLOR Bill . . . General . . . junior Prom Court. MICHAEL THIMM Mike . . . General . . . Radio Club 3, Basketball 2. SHARON THOMAS Dimples . . . College Prep . . . Cheerleading 3,43 F.H.A. 1, 23 Gymnastics Club 12 National Honor Society 3,43 Pep Club 3, 4g Senior Ball Court. JULIE TRAUTWEIN jul . . . College Prep . . . Annual Staff 42 Cheerleading 1,2Q Dramatics 1,33 Forensics 4, Pep Club 1,2. 2 X JAMES VAN ALTENA jim . . . General. CECILIA VOTAPEK Cele . . . College Prep . . . Creative Dance 3,43 Home coming Queen 4. WILLIAM WALLS Bill . . . College Prep . . . Audio-Visual21HallMonitors 11 Football 11 Basketball 3, Wrestling 1. DWIGHT WACNER junior . . . General , Not Pictured. J' I02 jim . . WILLIAM WEISS ':' Marian Kussinann admires homecoming pictures with Churck Elirhardt, Diane Rolfs, and Frank Mauro. Discussions provide outlets Bill . . . General . . . Football 2,3,4g Basketball 2Q Base- ball 2,3,4. GLORIA WIEDMEYER Weedy . . . Business . . . F.H.A. I, F.N.A. 2. HEIDE WIEMER HARMS Heide . . . General . . . Dramatics 2,3,4g Baseball 4. ROSE WINTER Rosie . . . Business 8: College Prep . . . Cheerleading 1, 2g Creative Dance 3,4g Gymnastics Club 11 Hall Monitors 12 Pep Club 1,2. SANDRA YVOLFE Sandy . . . College Prep . . . Creative Dance 2,3,4g Madrigal Singers JAMES VVOYT 1. . General . . . Baseball 3,4. During lunch hour do the boys discuss English, sports, or world problems-- girls? from daily routine DAVID XVYNVEEN Dave . . . College Prep . JOHN YARMARK john . , . College Prep . . . Football 1,2,3,4g Wrestling 2,4g Homecoming King 4. JOAN YEHLE joan . . . Business . ROBERT ZEHREN Bob . . . Industrial , . . Football 1,2. SANDRA ZICK Sandy . . . College Prep . REGINA ZOSKE Reggie . . . Business . . . Annual Staff 4g Forensics 2. 103 Ambitious Juniors tackle eventful year Our Class is Tops! This slogan exempli- fies the spirit ofthe Class of '63. Junior class activities were underway belbre school reopened. The class sponsored the Harvest Moon Dance, welcoming all undergraduates back for the 1961-62 school year. Profits from concession stand sales at athletic events was another tribute to the dynamic salesmanship of the juniors. With the intention of making their prom the greatest in Granville High's history, preparations were begun in early November. Island Paradise was the theme which was carried out in Hawaiian motif. The post prom, held at Tripoli Country Club, featured a Luau to continue the gay mood of the promgoers. Examples set by the Class of '63 will serve to inspire the many classes to follow. junior class officers left to right: President Kenneth Selesky, Vice- president Carol Voss, Secretary Lynn Scheir and Treasurer Karen H ays. ittt junior.Fund raising projects helped bolster class treasury. 04 X Z.. y , P., LL L . ye f , K NL 1- vm., , K L, Q, k ,L 3 , 2 Z 'P ff: I K lv- qs- L ,D ' Ng - as N E Ly PB!! X gi , 'N' M ,A yi Q D ' i-1 fa Q ' law? L XL 4 2,, 71 K K :Q I QLL I Q- Li Q or N. B' 9 'W E 'of 4' X ' E 1 -fs,-1, - 49' if L ii A , x V in I W L L L H ,lf lf QQQNE ' K if l S B L - J B L 3' ' s gg, x ,I L ,5 ,,L:L i. 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A S oer K S lf'-'y. :f-tn., 3 - ' A ling Mary Schweig Bob Schwerni joan Sekeres Ken Selesky Sandy Sequenz Carl Spoelh George Stadler Mary Stelanec joanne Steplianson Marlene Stockfish Bob Taugner jim Tesch Holly Tliompson Nancy Tlioinpson Diane Treder jeronie Treu Rober Van Ornuni Pete V elle Sharon Vervloet Shirley Vervloe! Carol-Ann Voss Pam Vukelic jerry Walsh Dave Walnpole Keith Weitner Albert W elke Karen Wendelburg Karen Wcscotl Don Whiteside Darlene W iediger Kathy Wilt Rosie W old Darlene Wolff Pat W olterslorll Mary Wunschell Gerry Young jim Zenn bl icka Steve Zuni hach l09 Sophomore Class officers lelt to right: Bob Anderson. Vice-President, Terry Ball, Presi- dent, Connie llerbst, Secretary, and Sandy Krueger, Treasurer, The class '64, under the leadership of Terry Ball, President, Bob Anderson, Vice-President, Sandy Krueger, Treasurer, and Connie Herbst, Secretary, began their Sophomore year in high gear and kept right on rolling after that. We entered a spirited pure Arabian stallion in the Homecoming parade and would have captured first place had it not been for the fact that the judges discovered the this stallion was only a costume-shop imitation with two of the Soph C1ass's finest concealed inside. Other acti- vities included the Thanksgiving dance, a doughnut sale, and one of the most swinging dances held at GHS in years, the Twisting 60's . All the twisted sacroiliacs still haven't been straightened out from that one! Soph officers direct class activities Crete Sandersen accepts homeroom traveling trophy in behalf of Mrs. Moore's homeroom for the winning homecoming slogan Doug Giflin is making the presentation. 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LQ 7? :,. t ., r B X 3 , W sag, f. 2, J 9 J Q L Richard C. Schultz Donna Schultz Robert Schulz Alice Schuman Charles Seeger Bonnie Sell Ilene Severson Bill Seyfried Sue Seymour Karen Shurr Kathy Singer Beverly Smith Dennis Smith Cary Smith - Helena Spickernian Chuck Springer Cindy Stacy .1 ohn Stannn ames Stein john Stoneman Roger Studebaker Bonnie Tauger Ileather Taylor Sandee 'l'heisen Patrick 'l'himm ' r - f to , , I ggA, .. M ' .- A . . , H i i, J vm - K , ff: 3-gs K . ' -i ' N ' - K I 'Q' S R' ami' if ' A -We gl i -. E . C my R if y Jlfi -:ess U 4 tt- - ' .. , A .. ' f. N-H 1? I rr X I ' it ' - ,vt LK U I A ' N ' F W W if ' y .5 ,J J ' V V . ' it -'l'L , 6 I ,ig ,gi ' wif? if fi 41? gs ff A ., , in ' tuii f it t,t. V 2:5 Q f r y: K! f i 4 0 A ' .'rl:i 5-1 L3 . 51, ilg? s'-t A ini i t i 'Wt K 'Q 7' 1, 7 J.: , 'Am-Ni ttitti - S S nknit g in ie etill -4 554 to Q Q - ' kh W1- t -- I Vsgkk , N f , 5, it pk . V' . ,, f if - -iQ C, 23' .- S A . A ,., ' 61 ' N A Ti W ' -4' 2? 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W X is x X, .aw if 7 I8 Sadie llawkins' llilllCC proves to he ll new experience lor Freslnnen. Frosh learn through new experiences In the fall of '61 over 300 Freshmen descended on Granville High School to discover what secrets lay in its many classrooms. This, the largest class in Granville's history, became known for its quality as well as quantity. Academically, we consistently placed the names of many freshmen on the Honor Roll and our extra- curricular efforts were 'recognized throughout the school. According to many comments, our jingle Bell Rock was one of the high lights of the year. Under the direction of our conscientious officers the class of '65 gladly accepted the challenge offered by the upper classmen and we will continue working to maintain the high standards of our school. Freshmen Class Ofhcers left to right: john Scllellpfeffer, resident. liermun Anderson, 4Vice-President. Bonnie llehee, Secretary, and Kathy Linclner, 'l'reasurer. 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'P N r ig F Ii '13, ' :f' is fr' -xi ff- I' Richard Burczyk Mary Burke Mike Burke leon Cahill Cheryll Cale Thomas Carroll joh n Christensen Sandy Churchill Barbara Cierzan Donald Comerford Darwin Creason John Cullaton Karen Cutsforth Bill Czarnecki Ken Davis Karen Debuhr Richard Dcrcola Lynda Dever jane Doctcr Sandy Dodsworth Michael Donley Toni Doornbos Ronald Duchrow Darlene Dudley Elaine Dudley Michael Dueno jiin Duinke Christine Dyskow jane l-lpke David Erickson Richard Evans Clive Extencc Michael Fairchild Marlene Feist Kathy Feilbach Fred Felder judy Feldmeyer Mark Fessel Kathleen Figge Sebastian Fink Paul Fischer Gail Fleming Barbara Fons Richard Francis Steve Frankowski Susan Freitag john Frey Charlcs Fritsehe Gloria Frilsche Michael Gagnon Nicholas Gengler Susie Genlhe janine Georg Briane Gerl Bob Gerlach K athleen Gernflt Reggie Goldstein Dan Grannan jerry Green Gary Greisch john Gremore Betty jane Groves Bob Cru ber Cherre Grunert janice Grunwaldl Tom Guenlner Betty Haas Marcella Ilabeck Merle Ilackharth Robert llaeuser Roland Ilaeuser Tom llaglund Barbara llahnisch Kathy Hartman Dan lleiden Mary Lynn Heikkinen jim llill jerry llintz Gregory llillyer Richard llix v ' 5.- ' ' gl , . 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Qi' , 1 ' 1 ti it ii' if ' Q- ie? 9 im T K f Xt Hi 3 it S J , v :- if H: gi . . it ' 2 it If islluw -I -t Douglas Siegel Susan Skopek Debbie Smith Donna Smith Michael Sobecke Hedy Stadler Elyse Stanley Timothy Steffen Sharon Steinle jim Stephenson Tim Stich Barbara Stollberg Nancy Stoughton Lynn Stoviak Larry Gueths Barbara Suminski Eileen Sweberg Tim Swensen Thomas Swensen Christine Swetich Peter Swetich Russell Szep Barry Taylor Kathy Taylor Craig Tews Dennis Thompson Sharon Thorn Eloisa Tovar Diane Tremaine Bill Troxel Frances Ullenberg Mike Upham Rodney VanAlstine Mary jo VanF.pps Cyd Vangenderen Herbert Veitenh ans Marion Vicari Caryl Vinohradsky Georgette Wabitsch jeff Walsh Donna Warren hhrl Weigl Robe rt Wenge r' Mary Wenzelow Gary Westcrbcck Barbara W he e le r I e rry White Ionnie White side Rose Ann W ichtoski, Michael Wilke je anne Winte r Joanne Winte r Bob Wisbrocke r Carolyn Wu nde r larry Young Stan Zimbelman David Zach arias Bruce Zimmermann Q: t Q 'K l r V :-.-. In . l K E51 Q ll 3 . :. N K , - t. :gf Q , ' 1 h K i if gk , X i or a Q t t . w n ty Ly r,,aa t in Q ' fl if B 4' s 1 ,.1 N K ' i I Ki gi J uri, sm f Q xwf A ' ' xy ' h , . Q . 7 K ,tg M.. ,..A A fi: VE I as F l N . Q, I 5 A Eage r-beaver dance decorators display enthusiasm typical of freshmen class throughout year. i Q. 5 titt. fzis Q 5 Bi '5- 5 gi. 1Xf. '-- fl les 4. .Lf Q ' ti M ii , ki J is ik -fly is lv' sf 127 In conclusion 4u -4'-H This year the annual staffpresents a vivid picture to the students of the many as- pects of student life at Granville High School. We usually think of school as strictly an institution of learning and seldom realizethe numerous facets of school life within these halls. Throughoutthis Falcon our staffhas tried to express this variety, and we hope that this yearbook will bring lasting memories to the student body, expecially the seniors. Without the conscientious help of Mr. Wiegele and the Photo Club many ofour deadlines would not have been made, and many features ofthe annual would be lacking. We thank them for their understanding and patience. We also wish to thank Mr. Phil LaLeike of the Norman King Company for his assistance and advice, and our photographers from Walinger Studio of Chicago. 128 1 , I 1 ff? ff W W EY If 'g-fx :U -.I Q - ' JJ f f .. ' , my lxlj fat 4 'L' I xi f f 1 ,J '10 P! 2, -M EJ ' XV2 ivfqjy fwffqgj . XV 6 W JW JW if ff ff if x X ,-4 . 2 ' N J. f ' 4 I 'L Lp Of if ff ,. ',gLw ,-f4,7f. In v X V , Ml VL , 7 CP VM L.. MSW 4 iz , . We? 'CM M QQL6g,,1Af 7 U if ' A7,l,,N,r, U., 4VMly,,,.,,,,QL K 5 Q Lf? K , I , V . I ,-4' ILf?'VL,f1f'? L Lff Z.,f L L4 -iyff M 'L:,,Cffx'T 6' C 07' . ' A J ,if VII, L 7 V 17 ' 1 'X ZZ444Lf.,.. f 1 f f 1 ff 51l3fliK'Q . ' f 1 1, f ' ' , fy 1 1, 3 , . Y -2 , Af' iw L 4 L S 'X -L M . QMWJQJ fffood FJ MX Q, M9 M' GQ Vwpe ff Q A Miowv ww v Q ff? 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