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

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Ye olde Popcorn Stand IS the scene of many a fllp of the com to see who wlll buy Wlth Plerre at the helm one can be assured as are those pnctured of gettmg the1r nlclcels worth JV ,Mx VJ The fam1l1ar hangout of our more studl ous students IS the peace and qulet of the public llbrary Wlth the help of the ever effluent l1brar1an many a befuddled 1nd1 v1dual IS helped dally wlth the references and mformatxon needed to carry on the not so popular outslde act1v1ty of studymg Many enjoyable evenlngs have been spent at the canteen playmg cards pool p1ng pong and drlnlcmg coke Occaslonally some brave souls w1ll venture out on the dance floor It IS a favorlte gatherlng place con summg a great deal of the students t1me Here are the gals who w1ll be the home malcers for brealcersl of the future It IS on therr efforts that we men base our entlre hope for future home CO0lC1i'1,7, Page Twenty nme re' as ' 7 1 . J N . . ' a as 1 - lk I 1 . if I X f N . A r Ll ' . J 11 , l x . c- I fl ' ffm A ' 'X t 1 1 9 s a , ' . , .

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J f . Q .GCP . ' r On every Monday evening many of the churches spend an hour or two in worship, games, and eating. The evening is generally topped off with a general scramble to escape before volunteers for dishwashing are called for. The trophy case is proof of our achieve- ments in many fields. While it isn't, in it- self, an outside activity, it gives evidence of the many activities participated in by the students-speech, music, athletics, etc. The noon hour is a paradise for the pho- tographer who is making a study of informal student life. In the spring the campus is well filled with kids, who, hating to go in until the last possible moment, horse around until the bell summons them to their classes. Page Twenty-eight

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2 v x , I . ,QQ -' CL ., U Mir? l,:l:'MZNj9j - . ,, - Xi, M511 , 'F IV Mwlr In this picture we see several of the scout troops good and bad giving Mr Lum phry, the scoutmaster, the tradmonal axe Th1s troop has produced exght eagle scouts m the past two years, three of wh m are plctured m the foreground f J J FFA 15 an outslde HCIIVIEY ln that the projects taken up by the members requlre a great deal of tlme and effort Under the superv1s1on of Mr Campbell Rlver Falls I-hgh hopes to turn out a group of modern, efhclent, Future Farmers of Amerlca Basketball games are a very important as pect of the outslde act1v1t1es Stxmulatmg and exc1t1ng they are the v1brant, puls1ng undercurrents of school llfe The students halled wxth dellght the m stallatlon of a colce machme m the gym It gave mute testlmony of future games and dances spxced wlth ICC cold Coca Cola It,s a most welcome and refreshmg 3ClCl1I1OI1 to cur school Page Thzrly 9 ' ,, ,F IVA!! 7, J' J , J ' uf 1 ' lf' J lj I IV f I I M' Hu xy ,' -1 'f ' 7 7 X f v ' .l ' . J' 'V ' . 'bl vi- ly . ' .LK N L. 1 N' . H' fa I '. ' 5 v yy ,v J, . , I V .V Vw' A. .V X