Thorp High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Thorp, WI)

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justin jakowicz Richard farocki Albert Kacmarcyk Donelda Karnopp Marjorie Kodl Chester Kosik joe Kostick Leon Kotecki Pauline Kramicz Pat Kuester Dean Liazuk Nancy Lindquist Tony Lis John Maier Lillian Maziarka Armon Micke Joanne Micke Donald Mikolainis Roger Olejniaczak Casimer Pawlicki Eugene Petruzates Lillian Pietrzak Chester Przyhylski Florence Przylvylski Carol Reinke Jude Schmidt Ronald Schultze Alice Sciezor Sandra Short Frank Sniegowski Archie Sohorowicz Phillip Soper Sonia Szymoniak Mona Tiernan Shirley Vetterkind Estelle Wargolet james Winger James Wisz Nor SHOWN: Dennis Gostomski Carl johnson George Welciek is our foremost consideration. At the end of the first semester we were truly proud of our academic standings. Many of us had no mark lower than a B, and two of our classmates, Ruth Bogumill and Richard Alger, at- tained high honors for the semester with no- mark lower than an A. Although this was only our first year at Thorp High School we have entered int'o its spirit. All of us took declamations and a number of boys tried out for football and basketball. We were well represented on the Student Council by Kathleen Baclzinski and Richard Alger. In addition to taking part in many club activities, we en- thusiastically supported the Curtis subscription drive. Patricia Kuester was the high salesman of the entire school with a total of 5161.50 in subscription sales. Although this 1951-52 school year has been merely our initial step- in achieving a high school education, we have accomplished a great deal. We are now prepared to work even more diligently in the three years which lie ahead. Rage Twenty-three

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FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Because many of us Freshmen had been invited to visit Thorp High School last Spring we were somewhat more at ease than we might otherwise have been when we entered school for the first time as students on September 5. Previous to the commencement of regular classes we had been informed regarding the layout of the school plant, so we were able to find our various classrooms without too much trouble. Mr. Chrapla advised us dur- ing the year, and Mr. Swanson and Mr. Chrapla were our homeroom teachers. Our first class meeting culminated in the election of the following class officers: President, Kathleen Badzin- skig Vice President, Ruth Bogumillg Secretary, Jon Carpenterg S.A.F. Representative, Richard Alger. We secretly were scared of that ominous Freshman Initiation Party and we were surprised to find that it was all a great deal of fun. When FRESI-IMEN CLASS OFFICERS KATHLEEN BADZINSKI, President, RUTH BOGUMILL, Vice President, JOAN CARPENTER, Secretary. Not shown, RICHARD ALGER, S.A.F. Representative. we were better acquainted, we tendered the Sophomores a return party. As we complete our Freshman year it is becoming very clear that we are here in high school to amass as much as we possibly can in the way of knowledge and skills. While it is true that' participation in -extra-curricular activities makes for a well-integrated personality, we realize that scholarship Top Row: Richard Alger, Dorothy Badzinrlei, Kathleen Badzinslei, Gertrude Barth, Francis Benzschawel, Rohert Benzschawel, Edward Bieno, Ruth Bogumill. Middle Row: Neil Broeren, Ioan Carpenter, Louis Carpenter, Gordon Czyzewicz, Dorothy Deutschlander Ro er 1 g Deutschlander, Bernard Dohrzynslei, Rohert Folrzyk. Bottom Row: Dorothy Grahowslei, Joan Gutoivslzi, Harold Guyette, David Haas, Gordon Hansen, john Hazuga, ,lack Hickman, Annette Hokkanen. Page Twenty-two

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