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

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Clubs and classes took turns selling concessions at basketball games and wrestling matches Because Mr Wanless was at the Northwest Band Con- vention, band president Tim Neeck directed the pepband for the Lakeland game participated in running of school As part of the Christmas decorating program the art de- partment decorated panels in the cafeteria. Gary Wollerman is seen putting finishing touches on his panel. The students took an active part in several efforts which aided in the orderly and efficient running of the school. The most effective and over- all project took place on January 23. This was the day on which the students took the total responsibil- ity of running the school. Ray Draxler was chosen to be the Principal by the vote of the Student Union Representatives. Students filled the positions of all the teachers for the day, and presented the lessons which they had prepared. Other activities which were not as noticeable nor as recognized, consisted of the efforts of some students to help decorate the school at Christmas time, selling at the games, and making signs to back our Cards at the games. These are just a few of the activities which students at Lincoln participate in, outside of school hours. 19

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Principal-for-a-day. Ray Draxler performed Mr Frokjer's duties on class day.” Pep Club President Carol Felch was aided by Brad Christian- son while making the hoop for the varsity basketball players to run through. students actively Teaching math wasn't as easy as Tim Neeck thought it was He had to watch those young punks so that none of them cheated An appreciated addition to the concession stand was the Letterman's Club popcorn machine. 18

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Juniors concentrated diligently in order to complete the nerve-wracking Block Tests Phil Glick found that there really was a way out of Lincoln High School — through the hole in the boiler room. students forgot homework for The Cafeteria telephone was used for many purposes — not all of them business, as Carol Felch and Bruce Bodoh dem- onstrated Gyrating to the heavy beat. Tom Pepper was one of many who attended the AFS Christmas dance