Greendale High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Greendale, WI)

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H+... I X I COUPLES DANCE at one of the 'Friday night dances' held in the high school. MANY STUDENTS wore colorful costumes at the annual Halloween dance. Students blast oft at dances eau? 1 'il lf' S U 'A 'df Blast off is exactly what all ofthe students at G.H.S. do when they attend the iuke box dances. During the 62 orbital flight at our school, these dances were held on Friday nights, some following football and basketball games, to give everyone wholesome recreation. The recreation room ofthe Central School and the multi- pupose room of the high school served as the scene for this entertainment. Here students danced to the latest tunes and practiced all of the newest crazes in dancing. It also supplied a place for a boy to ask that special girl for a date, or for the girl to dance with her secret admirer, on a ladies choice of course. These Friday night dances were anticipated all week by most of us at G.H.S. Above lett: X EVERYONE TWISTS and 'swings' as the latest tunes ir' 4k Ax V W! A lj are played over the Juke box. C Q A lifts: ' Sf 'W' , o -, , W c ,.X . -- I ff t-l Ft' IAQ iv 'A ' JXL ' ' - I 4 'I'HI5 CARTOON was the highlight ofthe decorations X ' -V ' O displayed at the TwirpbDance. The theme was the 'Flintstones' ND Gs jrf l V

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Z- ill Atypical day at G.H.S. for many of its students begins at 7:30 and ends about 4:30. Early in the morning, even before the custodian opens the hall gates, we sometimes find students arriving at the school to review for a for- gotten test or finish an assignment. During the day, which begins at 8:05, everyone crowds the halls as they rush to attend the many classes in session at G.H.S. The school day consists of seven hours of classes and two separate half-hour lunch periods. Before classes on two days of the week a homeroom period is held for announcements, class business, and other special pur- poses. After school, many students attend committee meetings and work in various extra-curricular activities. Ei-. v greet friends during the day. G.H.S. HALLS provide a place for students to meet and CHRIS COLLINS is emphosing his point in his talk given for speech class. 5, . ,K ,. ' .a i 3.1 i' l.. .isnt skis: is wa-1 - V 4 :if 5- :,233e3 -g 1-,i,,55.l::iif .i . KM, M ,, W . fv- 10 K W' :ref N i i me .1