Greendale High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Greendale, WI)

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UF FELLGWSHIP Conquering the worlds of fellowship, in race and religion were again the goals of the Greendale Y-Teens for 1953-54. ln the fall of 1953, fifty-four girls met together and voted for the officers they felt would lead them in reaching their goals for the year. These were: president, Sharon Repp, vice-president, Barbara Fitz- williams, secretary, Judy Haag, and treas- urer, Marlene Zillmer. To install these leaders and new members, an impressive ceremony was held by former Y-Teen members last October. By sponsoring the first dance of the year the Y-Teens raised the money for their donation to the World Fellowship Fund. The money was presented at a World Fellowship supper for all Milwau- kee county Y-Teens at the Y.W.C.A. on November 18. With Italy chosen as the club's theme the tables were cleverly dec- orated as an Italian street scene. This year's motto for the world fellowship meeting was Scarves Around the World. The Y Teen style show was again a great success in 1954 The girls modeled their own clothes some of which they made themselves lt was presented for all high school girls in April Y TEENS The Fountain of Fashion Officers S Repp B Fitzwilliams J Haag M Zillmer o Row C urke S eger J ag zu e enr e w i K ow es Zllmer S Re :rd Row J ops or c er wi ams e Poe D Brown F Kuseck H Ochsner J Sc art Second Row Mrs Owens M Spratler P Thomas M Kerner D M Kenzie M Shultz B Rich r R Schlueter B Schroeder J Armstrong Bottom Row J Aldr ch F Scherbarth K Bahrs J Wenzel M Reichhardt J Guse A Thorp Polansky Not Pictured D Birch J Havnen J Henrichs N Krueger B Meyer R Sorenson B Znese I I T p z . B , . Kru , . Ha , A. S 'b l, P. H y, J. LaRos , A. K ap'l, B. n l , M. i , . Th' : , Kn , l.. Th p, S. Wu ht I, B. Fitz 'Ili , J. H il, K. t lr, . , . , . , . h . : . , . , . , . , . c ' , . C , . I te , - . , . . 1 . i , . , . , . , . ' , . , . J. , ' : . ' , . , . ' , . , . , . , . ' .

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THE WURLD The purpose of the Greendale Pep Club is to promote good sportsmanship, to enliven school spirit, and assist in the athletic program. This year the club had the largest membership in its history. This year the Pep Club members started a new fad by purchasing sweat shirts which were worn to all the football games. Members also added clever and original productions to football pep as- semblies. This year as before the Pep Club sold tickets and refreshments and took charge of ushering duties at all home basketball games. Pep Club is the sponsor of both Varsity l and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. The proceeds raised by the Pep Club go Varsity Cheerleaders: D. McKenzie, N. Krueger, M. Reichhordt, M. foward the Cheerleaders' Uniforms, and 5P 'lle ushers' jackets, etc. The Club both makes decorations and serves as hostesses at the Athletic Banquet. This year's officers were: president, Ann Kwapilg vice-president, Barbara Fitz- williams, secretary, Janet Guse, and treas- urer, Barbara Richter P E P C l. U B .I V Cheerleaders K Bahrs P Patenaude P Thomas K Kresse Tap Row C Burke B Richter S Repp A Schroedl J Hoag B Knowles D Steffen J LaRose A Kwapll M Kroemng J Thoman B Lee D McKenzie Third Row B Fstzwrlluams J Knops P Zdradzmskr M Spratler S Krueger B Schroeder Miss Wurl J Gaul: M Reichhardt S Prles G Schlelchert S Graham S Flntak N Geracle K Bahrs J Guse J Schrei nart J Lange C Wichman D Brown Mrs Owens Bottom Row D Floryance A Kresse 5 Reld J Wenlel P Thoma J Schaffer C Rosenberg S Lindberg Not Pictured G Buse J Havnen N Krueger J Pederson R WOICIHSKI , , I . , . , . , . . : . , . ' , . , - I - 1 - 1 ' ' ' ' ' i ' ' L ' . q . : . . . . I ' ' . ' 'I . , . , . I Pl Thomas: Kelrnelr, M. Schultz, P. Patenaude, K. Kresse, H. Ochsner, L. Piedler, J. Armstrong, F. Kuseck. Second Row: . I . . -I I - ' l ' I l l , . , . , . , . l , . , - ' . I - I ' ' : ' ' l ' I I I . . I .' I

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