Thorp High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Thorp, WI)

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THE JLNIORETTE Berncitlette fukh Tom Oualle Allene Kenney THE IUNIORETTE The juniorette, a newspaper published each six weeks by the junior class, is composed of pertinent bits of news, feature articles, and current student opinion. Each member of the class has an opportunity to show his writing skill by providing something for the paper. Miss Dunn is the advisor of this paper. The work has proved to be educational as well as entertaining to all members of the class. OL I' O THE PINES First Row Bob wVOjt3.lENVlCZ Rosella Dulek Virginia lxinas Tasxa Harycki Evelyn Hilgert Lillian Przybylski Arnoldlne Benzschawel Second Row Dick Plansky Dick Olclroyd Pat lxenney Dave Dobrzvnski 10111 Hetller LaVerne Panek Betty Wink OUT O THE PINES The Out o the Pmes 15 publish d weekly in the Thorp Courzer by a staff of fourteen Seniors Tasia I-larycki was appointed Editor, and Rosella Dul k Lillian Przybylski Virginia Kinas, Evelyn Hilgert, and Bob Wojtalewlcz served as Assistant Editors Feature writers were Pat Kenney and Dave Dobrzynski The humor column was done by LaVerne Panek, Joan I-ledler, and Arnoldine Benzschawel Sports were covered by Dick Plansky and Dick Oldroyd Betty Wink reported the grade school news Under the guidance of Mrs Gertrude Swanson, stalf members learned some of the fundamentals of ournalism and very ably reported Thorp High School news events to Courzer readers Page Thirty three i 7,7 K ci .w Y . ., , , Z - - , . . . ,. . Y . 4 . . . . . : , , y . , 5 ' I x - 9 v '! K J Y ' I , . . . B . . . lt. . i ,D I l .. , . 2 .

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F.F.A. First. Rowt Chester Przybylski, Roger Frese, Joe Siegienski, Ioc VVarczytowa, Ray Stroinski, Bill Urban, John Maier, t jim Vifinger, Arnold Zaborowski. Second Rowz- Alex Grendzinski, Donald Mikolainis, Dean Liazuk, Donald Rogalski, Bob Butterlield, Phillip Soper, Louis r .Burzynski, Ronald Schultge, Gordon Czyzewicz, Mr. Swanson. Flnrd Row: Archie Suborowicz, Eugene Petruzates, Casimer Pawlicki, Bob Lewandowski, Peter Lukosiewicz, Marion Sierocuk, Roger Olcjniaczak, Edward Natzke, Armon Micke. Fourth Row: James Persak, Bernard Dohrzynski, Carl Johnson, Joseph Guheli, jim NVisz, Leon Kotecki, Francis Benzschawel.. Top Row: ,Louis iarpenter, Chester Kosik, Joseph Cfzernicki, Joe Kostick, justin jakowicz, Jude Schmidt, john Depa, Tony Lis, Frank Sniegowski. F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America, under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Swanson, is an organization designed to promote modern and efficient farming methods. These objectives ar-e achieved through active participation in well-planned activities. The members elected to lead the F.F.A. for the 1951- 52 term are Peter Lukosiewicz, Presidentg Robert Lewan- clowski, Vice Presiclentg and Arno-ld Zaborowski, Seciy. F.H.A. The goals of the Future I-lornemakers of America run parallel to those of the Homemalcing Department - improved living conditions, more capable home manage- ment, and general preparation for future dom-eistic responsibilities. The club ofiicers for the year are: Rosella Dulek, President, Margie Reichert, Vice President, Janet Miko- lainis, Secretary, and Rosann Ebben, Historian. F.H.A. First Row: Sharon Short, Rosann Ebben, Margie Reichert, Rosella Dulek. Second Row: Kathleen Hazuga. Shirley Vetterkind, Gertrude Marek, Dorothy Grabowski, Lorraine liubera, Alice Mroz, Evelyn Hilgert, Jane Benzschawel, Pat Moore, Arnoldine Benzschawel. Third Row. Valencia Marek, Ioan Carpenter, Joanne Micke, Dorothy Badzinski, Eleanore Sciezor, Florence Przybylski, Ann Larson, Kathleen Badzinski, Annette Hokkanen, Irene Zarada, Estelle Wargolet, Gertrude Barth, Lillian Maziarka. Pauline Kraniicz, Dorothy Deutschlander. Fourth Row: Mona Tieman, Agnes Depa, Donelda Karnopp, Oleta Kramicz, Ruth Bogurnill, Rose VVincek, Carol Slawatyniec, Nancy Lindquist, Alice Sciezor, Sonia Szymoniak, Joan Gutowski. Fifth Row: Estelle Pawlak, Patricia Kuester, Jean Vetterkind, Pearl Graikowski, Jo Ann Frcse, Harriet Malecki, Elaine Darge, Betty Wink, Mrs. Madden. I l , Last Row: Sandra Short, Caroline Szczech, Marjorie Kodl, Helen Truse, Elaine Kodl, Joan Langiewicz, Audrey Langiewicz, Florence Kolodziej.

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C I RTIS DRIX F l'1rst Row Tasu H1TVCkl Pat Ixrnnex Second Row Dlle Clzsshof Arnold Smuth I'lXe1nc Tfmcl Nmcy IIWOJHI 1X1ucv Imdqulst Rlclnrd IllOLkl Pop Ron Susm Hfuxckr S lux Llesllk lu xlcl llullmps fertxude Oguxela leneuexe I uell CURTIS DRIVE Thls year was the finest one Thorp I-hgh School has ever had ln magazme sales Our total sales durlng the ten day dr1ve were 3 047 10 Th student body literally combed the v1c1n1ty for prospects to attam what approx1 mated one hundred per cent part1c1pat1on The energetlc Freshman and lumor classes comp ted agamst th comb1ned m1ght of the Semors and Sopho mores TBSIH 1-1aryck1 and Patrxcxa Kenney were ap pomted secretar1es The Semor Sophomor team sold 1438 80 and the Freshman umor group hnlsh d w1th a total of S1 510 05 The Sophomor s, however, fmxshed rn first place ln the class l1ne up As a r sult of th vlctory, thls class was awarded S50 Patrlcla Kuester embarked on an extens1ve sal s campalgn to become Thorp I-hgh Schools top salesman w1th sales amountlng to 516160 Such a remark abl r cord W111 be very difficult to b at rn future years Awards were chstnbuted mn Novemh r and th forty two 1-ugh salesmen wer prxvrl ged to Journ y to Mm neapolls to wxtness a basketball game betv. een the famed Mlnneapolls Lakers and Fort Wayne 1951 was mdeed a hxghly succ ssful year for the Curtis Drxve as evxdenced by the award at the rlqht wh1ch was presented to the Thorp I-hgh School for outstandmg achxevement : . , ', . 'f .U 1 1 iz. , . S ' , .. ' .2 A ' '. ': . z .-, ',.y'z ', 1-Az . ' 5 Q ' , . . ., . . 0 H c . D . . . - ., . I . ' l - 2 5 , . -J e 1 , . . . -e ' ' ' - e fe . . . 0 ., - ' a e fe ' ' -et ' ' ' ' e e - . D 9 . .ve . 2 . - . . me 1 4. Page Tlurtx four