Greendale High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Greendale, WI)

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'mi Superior strength pays off for matmen VARSITY, Top row- C. Wobig, T. Mainella, D. De Braie, T. Nairn, T. Suschil, Mr. Henske. Though the Wrestling Team posted a rather unimpressive record this year, the large number of sophomores and freshmen who participated on the varsity level promises a far better season next year. The team suf- tered from a lack of experience and depth. It finished with a 3-8 record and finished 8 in the Braveland Tournament. Two outstanding wrestlers this year were Al Johnson, T03 pound class, and Chuck Wobig, team captain, at 133 pounds, both seniors, who went through the regular sea- son undefeated. Al took third place in the Braveland in his weight class, and Chuck was Braveland champion in his class and fifth in the state as Greendale's only repre sentative to the state tournament. 1962 SEASON Row 2' A. Johnson, B. knackert, D. Zielinski, T. Mitchell, D. Gr eni er. CHUCK WOBIG-Looks like another victory for the Captain. 9B Greendale 28 South Milwaukee Greendale 7 Waukesha Greendale 20 West Milwaukee Greendale l8 Oak Creek Greendale T4 Muskego Greenclale 22 West A. Central Greendale 2l West A. Hale Greendale 25 Whitnall Greendale l8 Brookfield Central J.V. Top rowe D. lsherwood, R. Jeffries, B. Gvehrmann, K, Flink, D. Fockler, J. Glodcsine. Row 2- G. Weime r, B. Downard, A. Schwabe, F. Wisinski, E, Koelech, J. Jellison. n l ' ta ff U. ': 5 'MF ' 1 5, 'LL I to in s rf J is if v' U JL

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Top row Mr. Gilbert, D. Dodson, B. Ringland, C Niemczyk, F. Wisinski, A. Jellison. M. Chartier, J. Dude, F. Jaskie, R. Bergner, J Jellison. Mallison, D. Warren, M. Doering, D. Fox, L. Row 2- A. Sikorski, M. Schroeder, B. Thoreson, Golf is a game of clubs Golf is a spring sport which enables young enthusiastis to learn the fundamentals of golf and practice their know- ledge in formal play. Boys who are on the GoltTeam l 961 Scores have Usually played before and have on idea ofthe Menominee Falls 224-Granville 224-Greendale game. Through this sport they advance their learning Nlcolel 2l2-Whllmll 232'G'eendUle and participate in a game they will use frequently after porlwoshlnglon 26l'B OOklleld 245-Gfeendcle they are out of high school. G.H.S.'s Golf Team, under Homestead 2O4'OGk Creek 224'Gree 'dUle the coaching of Mr. Gilbert, enioys the game and has Menomlnee Falls 225'MUSke9O 222-Gfeendele much fun in its participation. Cvdehv 324-Gfeendule GOLFER, M. Doering, swings into the Twist. PRACTICING HIS PUTS is D. Fox--Justputt'n along. I