Greendale High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Greendale, WI)

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, t 1 1 AT , . ' ' 'L W if fill, I ' I '1- V- amfx' ' -,, , - . , ,V ,I , . .... .. Q. .. - M -'Vg it .-gg-5-,F , ' if ,s .. .s ..f'-'z. tr' -. ,m f lifes-'Mt W ' ff '?T1.iifI5 i nf . i 'wr' -M,-,W . --.J ,H , .ix 'idk . - .ns . Ii 4, of ATI' S- ' - :zen ' . ...:.nsr.:,.f- ii- .ln 90 The Football team is looking forward to the i962 season. The '61 season had many disappointments but next fall the' gears should run more smoothly. The oil still necessary will be applied more iudiciously come September. Football ot Greendale High can be compared to our country in the space age. The United States had been a long time coming into it's own. Greendale High too has been a long time coming into it's own on the football field. The year l962 has marked the success of the United States in it's effort to send a man into space. The year i962 will mark the success of thePanthers on the football field. We, the student body, can play a large partin the success of our football team by thinking positively. We will beat our opponents and by so doing we willwin. However, never let the taste of victory wash away those memories of the drought. It is 'the droughts that make people and teams strong. Strength is the resultof dignity and pride. Lets have pride in our Panthers and show that pride by conducting ourselves with dignity. A building yea ' .33 - . Y, . . .f.f . A ' I 1.5 -oi,'. .V i .Cjr f . - ' ff' ' V ' . 1 'Q '-1. :f . .,, f 1 V ,-1:5 fu. 2 - L ' ' is 'K ' 1. , ' . U ' .Q .L..-.,, r . 3 2. ' 3 f 1 Y , wx i- ff.. s ' Qi s 1- 'V . '- ' -' rw I IQ .... ... ,EF f - N-V,-. ,ag -It ' 2: !p?IL.s..9 gr., , 'A - t' R A swf -' af t- . ...., - ':A fl .' -1 ' V , ' - 1- ' ' ,yy -,,,.4..,.-bv1 ' Q YV Y Q 4 ' . .4 C I , . .1 f .5 ' .......--T --- 4 ,, K 4, at V. . , ' i in a A N3 . '- K , f ' . 'an If-' Q -5-.Q 1, Z. ' - l ' 1 . , ,',,,,-Lgnn-'i , , , I f I' . 'fffl '?.?f1f'f'2 , ' '. - tv- ff ti' ',.4??rJ ...mu , . , V , -n f - - . 1 1,s,..:.f-.ff-Qffr. , A X -' Kwan., ,.. ,.,..'vf ..,,1---. , , . '14-J -- , z'ief'i'!':: ' . if . - . lm! L wr ' 'r ggi:L?ag.ni-Ls5i?,g1v:feg:SKE'.j ,',- ,adj if.. ..., V A :A ' .43 ,Lic Y ., ' ' . A I M ,Y A,-r , J: V. ,I .V,.:.lxv- 45-13. 1 iff? ,A 4 ..Q,,.A,..t.r 2 fe,-. ,...w' it ,.jlQ,,f .V4 ,,i'f L' . , 'ilk Qi' - . if 71: 1 'TZ-.1 A A onemlzsn confusion Q! Top: GET READY to blow that whistle, ref! Center: YOU THINK you've got troubles! Bottom: GOING my way?

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Girls keep in shape with G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization for' girls with a desire to participatein sports and gymnastics. The group meets each Wednesday, enioying competitive sports such as basketball, volleyball, and baseball and times working on apparatus or playing tennis. The advisers, Miss Wurl 'and Mrs. Lyon were assisted by the otticers, Karen Reichl, President, Lois Repp, Secre- tary, and a committee composed of representatives from each class. This year's committee was as follows: Kathy Keaton, senior representative, Robin Speerbrecker, junior, Barbara Toman, sophomore, and Eileen Cizeski, freshman. J .. , Z ,s., it 21,54 4 ' , .- LET 3 G. A.A. OFFICERS President Karen Reichl and Secretary Lois Repp '7' wif 'N Top row- C. Lopez, M. Sommers, R. Speerbrecker, J. Kelpxn, B. Nurnberg, K. Weber, L. Repp. X Row 2 P. Metz, K. Bogart, C. Wiese, D. Moran, S. Thiertelder, D. Wlese, J. WOICIDSKI. , 5 ' Row 3 C. Sather, G. Hintz, J. lsherwood, M. Larsen, S. Schultz, L. Fischer, J. Seiler. Ks, Tk' Row 4- P. Kasper, M. MacDonald, J. Trupper, S. Bogart, S. Schaffrodt, B. Stephens, J. Perry. xv i INNING BASKETBALL TEAM WINNING VOLLEYBALL TEAM p row.-1 pies' R. Wiesel K. Reichl, K. Dunn. Top row- V. Brugger, D. Jacobson, J. Pollack, S. Solverson, R. Wiese cond row- G. Hintz, C. loner, H Stevens M. MacDonald, K. Dunn. I , ,.- I l 1 M i Q seep. i l t 1-r 1' , J J. N , Q. l Second row-LS. Gerovac, S. Szalewski.

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