Greendale High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Greendale, WI)

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eminine voices at G.H.S. vocalize for enioyment Becausethe Senior Girls' Chorus contains many ex- singers, their musical ability was especially this year as evidenced in the selections they at the Christmas program. This group practiced very hard and still managed to d time to enioy themselves for they were satisfying ir main aim-to sing. ESHMEN GIRLS' G-IORUS members, however, seem drop a halfmeasure as candid camera surprises them. if 4.3.9 sgifrer SENIOR GIRLS' CHORUS finds itself little distracted by Pioneer came ra man at practice session. This year the freshmen girls were given a chance to show their singing talent in the Freshmen Girls' Chorus. The chorus met each Tuesday and Thursday afternoon, devoted to enioying wonderful music.Onthese-daysthey practiced songs in preparation for coming occasions. This group showed much talent and many members will display their ability in other choral groups during their remaining years at G.H.S. I ' HMP!! LGQ5 63

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ORGANIZATICDNS lt would not be possible for G.l-I.S. to stay in orbit' if it didn't have its many functioning organizations. These organizations, from Camera Club to Student Council, keep Greendale active andgrowing. Students participate in these extra-curricular activities after school, in the evenings, and sometimes during school.Anewclubwhich began this year is the Green Pep-ers. The Girls' Club and the Pep Club combined to form a large active organization. To the left you see the Science Club officers and the science teachers as they review plans for the l962 Science Fair. To the lower right you see students dancing at the annual Sno-Ball Dance, a Student Council spon- sored event. Xl.