Greendale High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Greendale, WI)

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l l : l ll it t W ,t ' 15,5-. FORENSICS: Tap row C. Lopez, J. Mc Swain, P. Dedynski, J. Toman, K. Vahovius. Row 2- Mr. Wichmon, K. Allen, J. Seiler, J. Kelpin, C. Pugh, B. Barthotlomew. Row3sV Cline E Cieski S Carlson B Stephens Talk about space! In Forensics and Debate, interested students receive training, coaching and speaking experience in various fields. These fields include orations, declamations, inter- pretive readings and memorized speeches. The Forensics portion of the club participated in the Braveland Forensics Contest held at G.H.S. in March. At this contest team members received seven A ratings and the people receiving these ratings went on to state up V t . lit DEBATE: Top Row- Mr. Wichmon, B. Brody, W Canales, J. Hammer, G. Wright, C. Colliins, Row 2' M. Schroeder, K. Carlson, R. Ronzalek, R. Bartels. 76 competition where three received A s The Debate portion of the club participated in debate tourneys at many different schools throughout the year At these tourneys the teams debated on the more con troversial of current problems and events Meeting every Monday after school under the guid- ance ot Mr Wichman the members of Forensics and Debate received invaluable anstruction and experience fs 'OO 'ti 1 Q? vkgqfji va. Q J 'we'Q,v-J 4 i 'Fla Q- 5. 'Z ws , x L a n I it, 'Eaves X forensics and debate Q Ts' ' lyl','!t gil J ' l s r ' I . l V ' 'Ml X 'iv 1 4 ' :- ,rtr lffi. if 1 . qu A- :-it -ti.1,5,.,gie,g, f ..:' - '- sg ' A Qi, ' eff T... . o...,6 fiilggt' i,,i,t3,.g.,j 4. , ' uh- X ' -1 Uizni if r + ' l FL? tw it i -Q' 5 mi' Psi ,Thy is 4

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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

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05:53 T7 WINNTERS of the contest, B. Stephens, Nancy Lenz, Bonnie Bartholo- mew, Verallyn Cline, Sue Carlson, Judy Toman, and Connie Lopez were proud of their A ratings in the Forensics Contest and tried their best for the same at the State-Contest. 1-...J .5 eq M. f iw if ,233 ii, , . V N .f, , 3, I ,i, W N N Q fggigyifsiiiiifjiijeff Qi jig? 1 I - ' ' - X i K' LT n-i- - Q, ...l..-. 'Nl ,Us L-Qc f ' ,' Q13-'Lfyi ,li N .. ' Wlitbtt 'Ti' ' . .-left N E- h nrrn A 5, DEBATE TEAM practices in the multi-purpose room for the big moment. CONNIE LOPEZ and Pat Dedynski are giving their speeches at the Forensics Contest. M216 ,V fy-h 77