Marinette High School - Whipurnette Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

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I I l t get , 5 X, lj ny-'UL D rifhe activities included touring the vari- J 'U I If ,.-'ous 'litres fdn special buses. Besides touring witllffthe glolup, students were allowed on two ,Q daysfto go shop 'nfg or visiting places not in- fr fi cludleld on thefagenda. I 1' V f f , fl' 3 X f iwft nu 1 i .ying Our nation's capitol appears majestic in the dark sky. At night, it special night tours were not planned, the group could do as they liked. Some took in T V shows, cinerama, or stage shows, others just rested at the hotel. tt E 13 if vm 9, , -5 ' Wiilgflil V New York tourists view Rockefeller Plaza ice rink in April. Union Station at Chicago, the U. S. Mint at Philadelphia, Radio City at New York, and Mount Vernon at Washington were only a fraction of the highlights of the 1955 Eastern Tour. Twenty-one students, all juniors, took the six-day tour chaperoned by Miss Sunstrom. Not only was the trip educational but also gave each member of the group a better know- ledge of traveling and cooperation. New York's dreary bowery is all it is said to be.

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, ,N fs HF' ' M an ' vw far 5' 'f 'Z gg a rw. All set and ready to go at the depot are from left to right, Kneeling: P. Barnes, W. Enqler, R. Katz, I. Ramsay, D. Linser, K. Bauman, B. Gilbertson. Row 2: D. Olson, M. Sommerfeldt, R. Laabs, D. Wertepny, G. Moore, D. Farr, B. Walk. Row 3: I. Diericks. M. Limberq, I. Abraham, L. Iohn. K. Belonqa, M. Zeratsky. M. Trepanier. Washington, Here e Come! Liberty Bell attracts visitors oi Philadelphia. B. Walk and M. Sommerfeldt find the train ride tiring but iun.

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King Wayne Iohnson crowns his queen. Sally Koldos with a rose-trimmed crown. Popular Tune, Ebbtide Theme Of Junior Prom PROM ROYALTY Wayne Iohnson Sally Koldos Darryl Hansen Iune Rudolph Robert Gerend Phyllis Iensen Dave Linser Deanna Lund Roger Katz Nancy Borths Glenn Bunda Ioan Seguin On May 13, girls and boys danced to Ebbtide , feeling sophisticated and a little sentimental in their formals, heels, tux, and ties. Above them pastel streamers form- ed a huge fish net and around them were glittering fish nets covered with various types of colored fish. Shiny rocks and water lilies added to the Ebbtide effect. The Templaires of Neenah, sur- rounded by a large coral shell, played their variety of melodies. The highlight of the evening was the grand march in which both boys and girls displayed smiles and their best attire. This was preceded by the coronation of Queen Sally Koldos by King Wayne Iohnson. To end a perfect evening the coup- les danced and dined at a post-prom party at the Elks Club.