Greendale High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Greendale, WI)

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Young spirited team runs for victory Vi , it Top row- W Natynski, W. Bartels, B. Bruett, D. Roberts, R. Natynski, T. Kirchner. Row 2- H. Hansen, S. Roth, T. Silkey, A. Kuchenbecker, J. Schleuter. Row 3 M. Karrmann, C. Hansen, J. Sordahl, A. Johnsen, G. Johnson, M. Sidoff. Cross Country is a running sport in which many our more energetic boys participate. The boys o were active this year displayed fine effort ring the entire season. This year our Panther team won one out of its dual meets and placed third in the Cudahy itational. At the Braveland Conference Meet e team placed sixth, and sent Dave Roberts to State Meet. Although we had a good turnout for track this ar, Mr. Karrmann, the coach, would like to en- ge next years team. BOYS PRACTICE running for Cross Country. it -1 4 D ill ,Ae es ik,

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TWO MORE points Dick Prudlo. Greendales's Freshmen basketball team got off to a thrilling start'this year, winning their first game against Muckwanago, 39-36. They fought hard during the season and played many close and exciting games. This year the team was tremendously successful, winning twelve games and losing only five. The coach of the team, Mr. Heard, has a right to be proud of his fine team. The high scorer on the team was Mike Farrell with4 206 points, and John Harris followed close behind with T68 points. David Fox was also in the hundreds with T40 points. We give this team our congratulations for such a successful season. The Junior Varsity gained much experience from playing in the new conference and did a fine iob of re- presenting Greendale High in their playing. They were handicapped by the loss of two oftheirstarting five to the Varsity squad. We certainly hope that these boys will play well as the Varsity team for next year. Th rough team and invidual' effort, the Panthers came up with the most impressive record since entering confer- ence play several years ago. Entering the Braveland Conference for the first time this year, the Panthers finished with a second place tie with a 9 and 7 record for the conference and ll and lO record for the season. Ending an outstanding high school basketball career by breaking almost every record on the books, Captain Bob Bruett lead the Panthers to victory with aseason record of 409 points in 2l games, ranking him third in conference scoring. Among the other records set by Bob was a career total of T175 points for his 3 lf2 years as Varsity cager. The Grfeendale team showed its confidence in Bob by electing him Most Valuable Player for the season. Losing only five varsity players, the Panthersare look- ing forward to a successful season next year with Dick Prudlo leading them as their Captain. E