River Falls High School - Kinnick Yearbook (River Falls, WI)

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The muslc room IS a favorlte haunt of a large percent of the hrgh school crowd Here, rn dellghtful rnformalrty they study practlce srng or talk In the fall xt 1S be sreged wlth enthusrastrc baseball fans clamp- ed around the radro lrstenmg to the world serrcs In the sprrng rts the musrc contest Always busy If s a year around actlvrty 'U I Three bells mean assembly maybe movie maybe a budget trclcet program or perhaps just some announcements What ever the reason lf provrdes a welcome break rn the monotony of the day Kandy Kitchen gatherrng place, meetrng post gossxp exchange After school shows and games 1ts always, Meet you at the Sunday nrght 1S theater nlght for the huge school crowd Many a stud1ous'y night rs spent beneath these portals Page Tuenty four . . . . 7 , 9 ' ' 7 . . . , . l . , . . , ' . 1 ' D' ' fl 17 f , 'N , I , . A , fa , a 7 5 9 7 ' 7 ' 7 QQ 7 QK? 77.

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In several issues of our yearbook we have included p1ctures of classes 1n sess1on thus dep1ct1ng student l1fe 1n IIS more serious as pects Th1s year we are presenting the lighter phases of student life, a cross section of out s1de act1v1t1es 1n many flelds and school l1fe between classes, at noon, and before and after school A popular w1nter sport IS skating This pastime IS enjoyed by several teachers as well as students Many brisk, joyful evenings have been spent on the ICC This IS one of those minutes between classes as the lclds congregate on the steps stoppmg all other traffic, to exchange a few quick remarks before the bell summons them to their next class Th1s IS a typ1cal picture of life IH the halls Every morning brings IIS crop of tardy students Glib excuses are rattled off qu1ck ly lest Mr Glanzman decide on additlons to his heavily populated after school class For the unfortunates, th1s IS school life both before and after school W WV' cuff' YW Morning and noon this scene repeats itself with monotonous regularity. Reluctant feet plod their weary way up these steps in the everyday activity of coming to school. Page Twenly-three l

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It's spring, and coming to school becomes even more difficult as one contemplates the pleasures of the great outdoors. Only the thought of Ollie and his after-school class keeps the kids from a merry trip down creek. You can bet that this picture was not taken at 12 30 because that is the time that shops class begins and it seems that there IS an old traditlon of being late to shops Pictured here IS a group of these tradition bearing members The church leaguers do many t g sides having their weekly rides and toboggan parties a ho nch at the church afterwards e very pul r In t e spring the l eve s re desire for a moonh a ri n meeting of all t a uer 1 ig of the year a va io acti e t e eagu re inde usy J M f X 'll Page rw rye Q 1 ' ' I m i . h . '. . ' ' y' An al . . .ht . ug hl ' ix ,fy ' -bl I. 291 'fl -' WM 5, R gy X . ill xr yall? Vi U YV I, W1