Greendale High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Greendale, WI)

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ilillli lift llill 'PIX Top row- F. Smith, J. Jankowski, S. Stori, J. Toman, J. Schaleski, C. Pollack, N. Dale, B. Toman, V. Hale. Row 2- C. Ebben, S. Tawicki, J. Unclerdale, K. Miller, M. Sem, S. Schultz, J. Olive, G. Weber, S. Nalacki, M. Gibes. Row 3- M. Mac Donald, C. Beane, S. Jacobson, K. Kuiawa, S. Milarch, S. Schaleski, L. Grube, D. Kindel, T. Carlson, G. Holms. Row 4- D. Jacobson, B. Suschil, D. Shevy, D. Cline, C. Pugens, S. Krueger, M. Hartman. use to make Green Pep-ers At the beginning of the year the Pep Club and Girl's Club united to make one going club called the Green Pep-ers. These organizations agreed to combine their purposes and efforts in construc- tive work, and have fun as well. The first task members took on was the promo- tion of Homecoming. The efforts met with a great deal of success and spirit. The club then held an initiation of new members and welcomed the old members to another year of work and fun. V As a result of this combination of two into one, the club unexpectedly had eight officers instead of the usual four. They were: Presidents MaryJane Mayer and Norma Dale, Vice Presidents, Maureen O'Donnell and Judy Vetter, Secretaries, Marianne Sem and Mary Hartman, Treasurer, Cathy Olsheski, Committee Chairman, Lois Dobner. Extending a few of the past year's duties of-Pep Club, the Green Pep-ers sponsored the cheer- leaders and Pantherettes. The Pantherettes, adrill team, performed beauti- fully at football and basketball games. Under the 'direction of Miss Wurl and Judy Toman they showed the maneuvers and skills of a well trained team. A to . TICKET SELLERS, Diana Cline and Suzan Mqieski, gave their services loyally whenever needed. As a good will proiect the Green Pep-ers held a party for orphan children and sent food, baskets to needy families. They also held a Father and Daughter Banquet in March, and had a bowling party for the girls and their dates. The Green Pep-ers got off to a fine start this year and are looking forward to a very successful 73 future.

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T, tg 'i ii nr'iAv,y yt., lillll' , '5 Top row- M. Kufz, J. Tomon, T. Suschil, K. Reichl, D. Vieau, J. Pollack. Row 2- Mr. Kapsos, S. Jorsch, K. Havnen, S. Stori, M. Hartman, S. Downard. Row 3 D. Raymond, K. Allen, L. Repp, V. Cline, J. Truppe. High flight standards set by N.H.S. The National Honor Society is an organization at Greendale High School which is restricted to students who meet certain standards. These four requirements are Leadership, Scholarship, Character, and Service. New members are chosen in the spring of each year by the teachers and by the old members of the organization. Only a certain percentage of each class is eligible to be- come members of N.H.S., so membership card is a valuable thing to receive. Meetings were held the first Tuesday of every month in the high school library. With the help ofMr. Kapsos, the adviser, and the officers, this organization formed the Honor Roll for display in the school, provided library passes for students with three or more A's on'their re- port card, listened to Foreign Exchange students speak at their meetings, and organized a very impressive initia- tion assembly for the entire student body.The officers for this year were Tony Suschil, president,Karen Reichl, Vice president, Judy Pollock, Secretary, and Mary Hartman treasurer. National Honor Society brings honor due to those who are the academic leaders of G.H.S. MEMBERS of National Honor Society busily prepare o large N.H.S. emblem, f .1 Aw-f-sf-...H 2 -. l !75