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

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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.

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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

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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.