Mindoro High School - Tiger Tracks Yearbook (Mindoro, WI)

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ELI-:IEE HIST RY The Senior vradu tlng class of 1957 entered Mlndoro High School as freshmen 1D the fall of 1953 There were twenty sev n of us them and ve were classified as nGreenies until our lnltia ion in October In October we also ave a return party for the Sophomore class Our class h been represented 1U these actlvities band, ni d chords, F F A , F H A , base all, ba ketball new pap r, chnfrleadfn , librarians, baton t lrllng, and for nsl It soon Soft aber, 19Sh and twenty '1ve Sobhomores r turn d a aln to Wlndoro dl h Je WSIB 6 and lost various nb rs o our class but ended toe r wlth a grand tot l of twentr nine Our oi event of the year was lnitlating the Fr shmen B fore we 1 lt we e back in 1955 as Jolly Juniors ldis year we h d a total of twenty five class memb We sta ted he year off by 1VlDg our class llay, nNy Little Osca Follow n the lay we sponsored the Christmas party In April we honored our Sen ors ith a prom Our theme, 'Paris In The Springtime gave us a basl for a clever decorating scheme and kept us busy for several we ks S+pt mber, 1956, found us gathered in Mindoro High for our last fear Our class of twenty four members is now known as the ooplsticated Seniors Durlng the summer we had our vracuatlon K1CtJTGS taken and 1 wasn't long, followlng the o nine of the chool year, that we b an ma'in plans fo UP3dU3tlOD which will be popplng up before Dance in reoruary which turned out bi success how that the time is drawing ar nd we shall be ea ln no he carry on our future plans, aheth r they b u +W9FlU educatlon, Jolnlng the armed ser flees, 1 Tl Job , tlng up our own buslnesses, o n hom e look back on the ast four yea s lt many le t memories and tnankfulness to those who 7316 played such an 1m ortant part 1D this small but v ry im ortadt cart of our llfe As w look acl, we get a Hllmr e of the h rd WOlHV we may have h d once ln a whlle, but lt is always aore than made up r by the pride that we ha1e in our vert nd th nyoynent e wlll always treasure Ne sincerely feel that the part wo have played in our school, homes, o nanity, and churches wlll have a l st nl lmrression on us and alll helr to FJldO our pathways BlOUC the lon' road we ha c to face O ',1 . . f O . . - e 2 ' . . ' 1 . 5 . O . u Q . . . . . Xe 1 . . . . . . eh s , s,. e oz . m fc . w' ' f ' e 'cs. was ff or -L' , '- e H ' r ' P . ' ,,' el, R new e f v KI 2- 'fee ' ' a , X-. . ' r ' ' ' e 1 . O gn r . ' -:nw o . .,l - N ru , l L AJ. - Lrs. fr to j' ' 3 'x r.n 1 g pf Y . - o . .1 i 'fl . . ' . Q . s 13 0 : o 3 e l , Y 2 , - Hn - N 0 A O O ' , W' v t ' per s s e' A 3 r Q ' ' we know it. de had loads of fun planning our Homecoming e . , 0 U V . rw 1 . A Q 1. FA I l,fv' H one a t. r to 1 ' , e L- we f rc , ' f our ' ' N ' . . - 1' sce'L 'ns d s set ' ' or waking our w es, : p ' r w' h n r ,fnant A l .1 to 1'Y 1 . ' U ' 1' e p L'4 A l ' . P L b 4 c Q O '.,s a g ' g .a ' ' ' ' n . fo L. ' - fo 1 1 Q , O e ' . w ' - f Ao 1 .1 - , I ' . . c,mn J ., ' a. i 1 ' , v s . A , , o V T . v ye ' ' 0 .