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

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Entertaining assembly program often called for audience participation Here Mike Bacholl displayed form on the trampoline assemblies helped Bob Kazan starred as The Sheik in the Sophomore pep assembly skit To add to an already enjoyable assembly, several different hats and costumes were donned by this performer, to impress the audience with the song's origin 16

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produced fun The Drama Club has had some activities (be- sides play producing) which have differed greatly from those of previous years. The first of these activities was the picnic held out at Mrs. Nebel’s house. The club members participated in several activities at the picnic. They were: group singing, volley ball games, Twister, and the old-time favorite, who gets thrown into the lake first ”. This was just a starter for the season. The big money-making project of the year was the Computer Dance. Each person filled out a personality questionaire a week before the dance, and then sent this into a computer service. The computer matched each person with all those persons who fulfilled the qualifications of their ideal mate. When the cards with the numbers of everyone’s ideal mates were handed out, there was a mad rush to see who got who . Dan Dillon and Karen Zoesch were chosen as the two most popular people because they had the most numbers on the ideal mate cards. The computer was good to some and it failed others It was not totally in- fallible though, because Kathy Palacek got matched up with three other girls. Twister proved to be a high point of the picnic The game's mam objective was to see who could knock whom over first Rough housing was a frequent occurance at the picnic even among girls, as Debbie Lindau, Kathy Heisler. and Diane Audorff demonstrated by carrying Pat Mockler up the hill

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to break up school routine Terry Wollerman was the highlight of the Junior pep skit Hero he is seen trying to keep his full costume on while doing the • Charleston. Several assembly programs provided breaks in the busy schedule of most of the students of Lincoln High. The first of these programs was conducted on November 7, by the Good News Quartet. This program consisted of a presentation of a variety of American songs, representative of several of the main eras. On February 7. Ken Henderson provided an hour of enter- tainment by accomplishing various gymnastic feats Some students were allowed to try their hands at these tricks. The assembly. “Music on Wheels. provided fun and laughter for many of the students. The per- former sang a variety of songs and concocted several costumes and hats to create a suitable mood Along with these assemblies came those which were presented by students themselves. Each class took a hand at conducting an assembly. The seniors, with their Johnny Carson Show. won the trophy for having the best and most effective assembly On February 29, the chorus presented an assembly, made up of music from 1900 until the present day Linda Logan Gary Hoefferle were featured in their version of the “soft shoe Right in the midst of the floorshow. the Junior pep skit was raided by The Keystone Cops ' 17