Greendale High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Greendale, WI)

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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

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'l I l ii 3 1 xx -- ' 21 . i , , i i .s , 1 , 'W' w , V -- V' .N 1 10, -- 'V R. i i 12 J J l gi 'l Top row- C, Ebben, D. Kruase, S. Milarch, K. Splittstoesser, S. Troian, S. Johnston, J. Thomas. Row 2- Mrs. Zwiebel, P. Kasper, P. Gahnz, K, Vahovius, C. Marcus, J. Milarch, D. Raymond. Row 3- D. Weber, M. Larsen, J. Burg, J. Washburn, J. lsherwood, K. Bogart. Library Service is a service organization which requires much of its members in time and effort during the school day. The members, under the supervision of Mrs. Zwiebel, shelve and shellac books, cover books and magazines, check maga- zines and books in and out 'ot the library, and do a great deal of filing. Any student with a C' average and an interest in learning about the library and its duties are welcome to join. Behind the scene Mrs. Zwiebel and Mrs, Reichhardt assisted by library service members are to be thanked by all tor the smooth running system that we have in the G.H.S. library. at ' 3.4215 I K Qlw T D i .1 P L ' j- ' -QL-D v X Y VOLUNTEER WORKERS, G. Borg, L. Knutson, S,Milarch, f Tv and C Janzen servethe studentbody atthe library desk. Elf 4 b . , gigs fr- . .X its.. l., U ' EFX l . ' 'P . L - i N-61,7 , I 1 W vi ,' A ,.: J F J 'X ' 4 ll' my R '-1 Q' J .:-FFA ., i .J J. T X v- -Q h 1 82 Affl-