Thorp High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Thorp, WI)

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1. Ready to smear 'em. -2. just before the storm.-3. Coming around right end. -4. A hand-off.-5. Last-ditch stand. f6. Over for a TD! - 7. Amalgamaiion of lnausls.-8. Let's go!',-9. Precision-like performance. --10. Ref Wdtfllllllg' for dirty work. -11. Mau in motion.-12. Perfect form. - 13. Like zi blind man in a clark cellar looking for something that isu't there.-14. We must have been ahead here. - 15. Drinking again, eh? - 16. Let's go all the way boys! Page Forty-three

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FOOTBALL The Cards maintained their unbeaten conference record by eking out a 21-18 win over Cornell to push the latter into second place. Duane Phillips cracked over from the 12-yard line and Wally Kozlowski kicked point to give the Cards a 7-0 lead. With the score 7-6, Jake Phillips hit Rubisch with a touchdown pass and Kozlow- ski made it 14-6. just before the end of the half Cornell scored to draw up to 14-12. Early in the third quarter Cornell made Thorp-'s line look like a sieve and rolled to an 18-14 lead. Duane Phillips broke loose in the fourth quarter to place the ball in scoring position, and then personally passed to Kozlowski for the touchdown - Wally again split the uprights to make the score 21-18. The Cards then went to work on defense to preserve their lead, and in the closing minutes Duane Phillips scored another touchdown only to have it called back by a penalty. Speaking at the Homecoming festivities, Mr. Peter- son, who had peered intently into his infallible crystal ball and after a few mental gyrations, solemnly assever- ated that Thorp would subjugate their antagonists from CHEERLEADERS Top: Charmaine. Wolf, Ioan Hedler, Patricia Kenney, Carol Papierniak, Rita Slupski. Bottom: Rosanne Conway, Margie Reichert, Rosann Ebben. i .. K W ge Eggs w s.. . 1 ' Y . - 2 1 1 .s 5 1 1 .fp T' 1- f'i.,l: .isf Y . .ggxwgr Q- , - . p ..,, gui . . Fi .. ex . li75f'lEi:i f5'lif?5wf1.f mv.,--lille .- .. QM f.. bs: .3..:..- .. ..-at-xl.. , -,hr , , we .ai QVHEP ,,... M fg it ,ggi ' ' me . f . . 'S ,. 1.-QW.1,-Z-firm.7 8 ff'g5S?-:Ms-Q at . mgigi- lr - 1 ---. Q awtlilzf Self- - ..-2.45. . il- -sw f2.lw--M:'sirrni- 11 'M .. ff wif.. .. - -l 2- ,, 7 .tr ,. Pg as a 9 A e f ., 1 21 .-.az- -!..s A Q. Pl- , if , . . -. as , 1 tw - .... . t, , 2 z lfS'4llfifgQlgx-Qifgif i 5 if ,, ...fi lt ' ,- lf fflfliffff ty- W J-ir, + . Q E .i-.7 fi. :warg N EW tt. s ft, -4 .gmt-my .g .. . sw . . ... i'ifi4Y1ia,. u: .f 1, ag, -. Y ff as ,-.5.. - ,Q .., . .. if 6- I A H J E pil . ..- .. Wtiliia f ---- K . w' lk' f . -M . 1 , - 1 H 'A 7 lil gmgigl iwffsg tl ti .7-5 : - ...,..n-f-+.fag24,rJ2-- sz.-Q, .,gLtz.i-ag s Fa Sl ' g. ' 13 1 t f , . Coach North working with team. Stanley 20-6. The Cards, out to prove irrefutably that their favorite prognosticator was not pipe dreaming, cop- ped the Cloverbelt championship with a resounding 20-7 victory. The touchdowns were monopolized by Thorp's devastating running back, Duane Phillips, who cracked over from the 3, the 10, and on a 30-yard pass from Wagn-er. Kozlowski kicked two extra points. Thus ended a successful season. The Cards won 7 and lost 1 and placed two men on the All-Conference team - Captain Soderberg and Duane Phillips. CLOVERBELT STANDINGS Team Thorp ,..... Cornell .... Owen Stanley .,.. Cadott ....... Neillsville ...,.. .. Page Forty-two W' on Lost Tied 5 0 0 4 1 0 2 3 0 2 3 O 1 3 1 0 4 1 Pct. 1.000 .800 .400 .400 .250 .000

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