Park Falls High School - Torch Yearbook (Park Falls, WI)

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Tabfc Foreword......................................... 2 Dedication ...................................... 4 Memoriam ........................................ 5 Calendar ........................................ 6 Seniors ......................................... 10 Classes ........................................ 25 Activities Organizations ..................... 33 Sports.......................................... 49 Social Events ................................... 39 Junior High .................................... 65 Administration Faculty......................... 71 Sponsors ........................................ 77

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Itjb JKQJL (j»uA6 . . . . It's good times with good friends. It's the rhythm of dancing feet at school dances, party-going teens, and boys sauntering lazily through the halls. It's too many activities squeezed into too little time, and the thrill of cheering for your team. These are all yours. It's emphasis on education. It's the challenge of advanced math and chemistry. It's the general assemblies, and little talks by Mr. Frokjer. These, too, are all yours. Whoever you are, whatever you do, you are a part of this story. It's your year, and we, the Torch staff of '61, have done our best to help preserve these memories for you.

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Pg£lu?XitlCHt We, the Torch Staff of '61 wish to express our deep appreciation to our advisor and teacher, Mr. Johnson, by dedicating this yearbook to him. We are sure the entire student body of Lincoln High will join us in these warmest of thanksJ Mr. Johnson attended college in his home town, namely Eau Claire. In 1957 he joined the faculty of Lincoln High and started teaching World History and American History classes. He also took over his duties as Torch Staff advisor. Before entering college, Mr. Johnson joined the Air Force and was sent to Europe. Here he had many exciting experiences and took numerous slides, both of which he has willingly shared with all of us. Both in and out of class, he has guided many students. His many stories and jokes have brightened the days for all. Once again may we say: THANK YOU MR. JOHNSON JJ