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

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(ABOVE) There is a time for silence but Terry Campbell has not yet discovered this phase of life, especially while on the bus ride to or from a game (BELOW LEFT) Steve Vuchetich steals the time for concentration in an attempt to creatively find himself while practicing his baritone Although time is scarce. Steve practices whole-heartedly (BELOW RIGHT) This year the students of Lincoln High School were given an opportunity to demonstrate their maturity and responsibility by attaining the solution of the dress code The fears and hesitations of some of the teachers and parents were proven to be unwarranted when the girls continued to dress appropriately for school 19

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SADIE HAWKINS IS WOMEN'S LIB The girls of Lincoln finally got their chance to pursue a date on Nov. 13 when Sadie Hawkins rolled around. Dracula Phil Click and his bride, Angie Dillon, were voted King and Queen with Mary Bablick and Charlie Cremban as attendants in their typical dress of the 1930's. Gary Johnson and Sue Cremban, who came as childhood lovers, were award- ed with best costume. Music was provided for this an- nual event by the Patriotic Brass from Hayward who played from 8:00 to 11:45. Sadie Hawkins was sponsored this year by the Pep Club who claimed that it was a huge success. (LEFT) The Patriotic Brass did their all out best for the enjoyment of the dancers. (BELOW LEFT) More enthur.ed couples dressed in costumes for the dance, while others wore matching shirts. 18

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A GOLD MINE OF TALENT (ABOVE) Judge Gary Wollerman (right) explains that the Chinese term chop, chop means hurry up to twins Si (left) and SiSi (center) played by Gail Bukolt and Vicki Campbell 'Once upon a dusty trail, once upon a time. These are the lyrics which begin the musical comedy Rough 'n' Ready which was brought to life by members of Lincoln High School on March 20 and 21. The play Rough 'n' Ready portrays life in a small mining town in California which was founded by Simeon Stone, play- ed by Tom LaBlanc. When Simeon is swindled by his fiance's father, the Colonel, and the law of the United States is unable to punish the Colonel for his actions, Simeon secedes from the Union. He creates his own free and independent state known as Rough 'n' Ready. The idea of being a free state is quite pleasing, but the realities involved in re- maining independent became tiresome. The men must run the town, provide an army, and enforce the laws. They are so busy they have no time for any kind of fun such as gambling, women, and dancing. This angers the women, who take extreme measures to force Simeon to realize that they belong in the Union. (BELOW RIGHT) The Colonel, played by Pat Rollens (center), tricks Napper. played by Chris Gremban (left), and Barneby, played by Steve Vuchetich (right), into a game of cards As a result of the game. Barneby found himself $500.00 poorer and thoroughly frustrated. (BELOW LEFT) You’re purty. exclaims Jenny played by JoAnn Peterson to the confused and angry Mule played by Doug Flygt. 20