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

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1ST ROW: D. Gla- sser, Sc Flat, M. Blodgctt, W. And- son, Mo Carlson, Mo Pnlier FND ROW: MimsUm- land, R. APndt,J. Colcmwn, M. Fals- iaJ,hUssIbtersom XRD inf ROW: R.Plem- , L. Fnnwl, Lo Gundursgaard, R, n t W ,- ru' S , Ac .vre1udr- Clt0U 28 lSllI2OW: .E. Ilil- gart, D. Haasl J.Molzner, M.Kap- itz, B.Miller, G. Holt, G. Marth. HND ROW: W. Hil- uart, J.Leitl, J. Hunter, L,Hickey, R. Knishka. 3RD ROW: G. Mur- nik, C. Kilger R. Larson, J. Le- Valley, R.Marteno JUF

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Krive was the team's high point gal. Another of the team's attractions wastheir cheerleader Audrey Bomberger. On reaching the airport Kenny hastily said good-bye andboarded the plane. As the stewardess checked off his name he looked at her and guess who it was? An- other oldclassmate,Jane Hilgart. As he waited for the plane to start,Kenny picked upe magazine. On the coverwasa picture of the NCover Girl of the Month,H Laura Lee Meyer. As time passed,Kenny asked Janie if something was wrong. She told him that they were waiting for the glamorous movie actress, Dorothy Amour, formerly Dorothy Gustafson. Then Janie took him in to meet the pilot, and old friend, Lawrence Schmidt. Two other celebrities got aboard at Chicago. They were Doris Reynolds, Commander in Chief of the Wacs, and Doris Robbinswhowas touringthecountry with the Philharmonic Orchestra. After a pleasant trip, Kenny arrived home at Park Falls. There he found a ticket to James Van Camp's private showing of his latest art works, awaiting him. Thus, we see that the little class of '5lcertainly made their mark in the world. CLASS HISTORY Though very different wc, the Freshman Class of 'MT-'h8, found this year the open door to a new kind of school life. The upper classmen were very understanding and helpful tnusduring our first bewildered days. To represent us we elected for Pres. Ronald Parkinsong M Pres, George Upton, and Sed Treas Dorothy Gustafson. Years 'h8-'h9, the -doors of Lincoln High opened to us, we returned gladly to our friends and teachers, old and new. Of course in the place of bewider- ment and awe was a feeling of familiarity anda.little d'super- iority toward the Freshman. As our leaders we chose: Pres. John Wenninger, Vice Pres. Arnold Larson, and Sec. Treas. Jack Whitmer. The Sophs have taken a promhent part tischool activitws this year. The many clubs and musical organizations have bene- fited withamembership including many Sophmores. hithe Homecoming parade our float took second prize. Two dances were given by the Class: nThe Snowballn and a Spring Dance. Years '49-'50 reopened again to the members of the Class of '5l. A momentous Junior year. To represent us we chose three of the most willing and able class members: Robert Phillips, Pres, Joan Hanson, Vice Presg and Jane Wells, Sec. Treas. Our first big project was a very appropriate Armistice Day Dance. Even more successful was the HCupid's Canter.n Of course, the crowning event was the Junior Prom. Thareigning royalty were King George Upton unc his lovely Queen, Dorothy iusiafson. The gym was decorated to fit the theme, nMoonlight and Rosesn am.the beautiful music of Benny Graham and his orchestra, created a perfect evening that will never be forgotten or sur- passed by those who attended. On Sept. S, 1950, we, the Class of 'Sl entered Lincoln High to begin our final glorious year. As Seniors we found a certain respect shown to us by the other classes, a respect which we sincerely tried tnearn. The Senior float very appro- priately took first place in the Homecoming parade. The first dance of the season, The Royal Cardinal Ball, was given by the Class of 'Sl for the undefeated football team. All the clubs, sports and other school activities profited by the talents of our class members. At this time we wish to thank the faculty and school board members, for the help and under- standing they have shown us. 27

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IOR3 lL3'l' ROW: E. Pre- meau, G. Neecks, Lu Rich, D. Nutt- ing, V. Rens, P. Pritzl. 2ND ROW: IVlr'.Renm:1 D. Schrader, F. Orgjiish, N. Nessman R. Roberts. 3RD R0-V: J. Phil- lips, 13. Sclwen- Held, D. Preisler l.. Rienow, Jo Olson, rmqf: M . .1 my D. .lllilcr , J. Wuwrn, ll zwlvogz, Jllfnll C . We l l L1 . RJW: M. Vim , N U 'l'j,'1'Qff Peo , J . 'fcvfie , W. V11 1'-Qvrlfw Rl TJ: A . Jie , V W 'H V110 Y' 1 , ,I