Greendale High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Greendale, WI)

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l r -i i. i 'llilrfyl E' Top row- K. Kuiawa, C. Pape, E. Stettler, V.Jacoby,.l.Underdole. W6b9f.N.L6f1Z4 Row 2- Miss Sieracki, D. Shevey, C. Ebben, D. Cline, L, Frarievic, J. Row 3' S. Janic, M. Wullier. 5. MillClfCl1. 5- Ullllg- Talent and practice-result, successful blastoll The play's the thing, acting, direction, production, make-up. The thrill ofitcan be found in the Theater Guild., This organization provides a fine place for promoting the many talents of its members. ln October, members worked hard to enter the drama contest and returned with a Bl' rating. :fc .:- ' lbdrfl N ,, ll tl 1 4 I Zpgyf I , . On March 30th and 3l stthe Theater Guild and talented music and dance students produced a musical, Mr. Crane of Sleepy Hollow. with Miss Sieracki and Mr. Koehn'as the directors, it proved to be a thrilling show and a wonderful success at G.H.S. lt has started a new tradition which we hope will find a permanent place at our school. JUDY TOMAN, Virginia Hale, John Lee and Sharon Thomas are rehears- ing a scene from Mr. Crane of Sleepy Hollow. - M T x . il E-g ,ill . X

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I' I I' if i it p 1 , , ' 2 l it ' l t 1 - 1 l l 1 - future spacemen The Science Club is an organization that gives the scientific inclined students at G.H.S. an opportunity to develop their skills and create new and exciting exeri- ment. The main proiect for the Science Club each year is the Science Fair which proved to be a tremendous success this year. The Fair took place March I7 and T8 and was the largest Bair Greendale has ever had. 't u 5 it l li i ...I l I ' l Ei ' 2 W , l L 4 1 L 5 ' l sci, A re-H 1, l Q' ,T E ft it 5, t i L im' 4 , ,ll 'p 1 5 -. K . ers , Top row Mr. Stenson, L. Martin, P. Cook, D. Colbo. Row 2- J. Sordahl, J. Appleyord, L. Ziese, Row 3- L. Klinger, D. Paskowia, M. Sidoff. The Club holds meetings for experimenting and im- portant business. It has also proved that there are al- ways students who are anxious to learn more about the scientific world of tomorrow. SCIENCE ENTHUSIAST, Linda Fisher and Charlene Bleistein won first nb..-Q in nlweirs in the Science Fair, held on March I7 and IB. x.,n f .4 'J' 'Qu' kk fe it ! .3