Thorp High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Thorp, WI)

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FOOTBALL by a score of 21 to 6 we were determlned to get out of the rut The only good part of the game was the scormg 32 yard pass from ualle to Rublsch We came through mud to beat Ow n 13 to 0 The game was a sllppery alfalr The team however played a noteworthy defenslve game holdlng Owen to a ten yard ground gain Both Bob Wojtalewlcz and Tom ualle rgnored the mud holes and ran for touchdowns Wh n Cornell met the Cardmals 1n Thorp fathers of the football players mere honored by a Dads Day The boys gave the1r already proud fathers more reasons to expand therr chests as they defeated a tough Corn 11 team 13 to 0 US1Hg a new defenslve system 1h the flrst half Thorp punted on every first down Jerry Phrllxps aga1n used those SWlftI'1'10Vl1'1g legs as he rntercepted a Cornell pass and ran 65 yards for a touchdown Tom ualle flnlshed the game off trlumphantlv as he went 8 yards for another 6 po1nts Thorp was a worrxed team as If journeyed to Stanley We had never beaten Stanley on thelr home field After being held by a tough Orlole defense n S gum determxnatlon Th 1r bulldog tenacrty was reward d as Bob Wojtalewrcz squeezed through from the thre yard lme to score Our hearts fell a httle later however as Stanley gamed renewed energy and scored also We were tied now 6 to 6 We breathed heavlly and then cheered our voices away as a pass from ualle to Rublsch connect d 1n the last few m1nut s of play Bob Wojtalewxcz ran for the extra polnt The whrstle blew We had glor1ously broken that tradltxonal jmx and won on Stanleys Held by a s ore of 13 to 6 I-Iomecommg wrth N 1llsv1ll was the final game of th season Tens1on ran hrgh It was an rmportant game the battle for second place Thorp team m mbers proved beyond a doubt that they were actually football nlavers when they played the b st olfensrve Uame of the A season beatxng Nelllsvtll 33 to 1' This game hnlshed off the season proudly erry Ph1ll1ps returned a lcrckolf all the way for a touchdown Later he passed to Don Rublsch for another SIX po1nts Bob Wojtalewlcz and Tom ualle scored for four touchdowns Thls was a hrghly successful s ason The defenslve men h1t hard and played wlth all they possessed as the offensrve men opened up holes and dug 1n wlth renewed vlgor at each succeedlng play Cred1t must be extended to those who went out for football but faxled to play enough quarters to earn a letter They oft n work as hard as the regulars Although they are now mere scrubs they w1ll 1n the years to come be our f1rst str1ng men and our stars Managrng the Cardlnals were Rob rt Badzmskl Arnold Smith and Tom HlrSCh The following regulars w1ll rece1ve that T wh1ch IS so coveted and cherxshed by Thorp boys who are athletlcally 1ncl1ned SEHIOES Richard Swlenton Dlclc Planslcy Don Rubxsch Dale Glasshof Leonard Nlaler Bob Wojtalewlcz Davrd Dobrzynskr uniors acl: Dallas Tom ualle alce Pl11ll1PS Gus Haas Sopho mores Leonard Zulcowskl Harley Nerdrum Donray Izydorelc Roger Turenne SEASON s RECORD Thorp Thorp Thorp Tho p Thorp Thorp Thorp 33 TOTALS THORP 91 Page Thu-ty n nc Augusta 7 Tomahawk 6 Cadott 21 Owen 0 Cornell 0 Stanley 6 Nelllsvxlle 17 OPPONENTS 57 . W . l 3 . Q . 9 I ' l I - , te- I 7: Q ' 1 ' , y - , l - , . . 1 I i X , l. , . , , 1 , the flrst half, Thorp drove for 65 yards, bloclcin with , ' ' , ' 'i J ' 5 J D I. e eo , Q , J 1 ' ' , . - . . 2 . '2 . ' 12 - ---- - - - . .. ' 0 ..... . . . ' c . 6 ' 1 A I . . r ----- T - - - . ? 'S . 13 ----- - - - Q ' ' 2 13 ..... ----

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BASKETBALL Wlth hve returnmg lettermen as a nucleus Thorp looked forward to a topnotch season, only to have the team repeatedly knocked down by Hu and pneumonla After the boys lost a close 56 59 game to Altoona for the Cloverbelt Champ1onsh1p, the Hu bug left them alone long enough for them to w1n the Ladysm1th RICE Lake Reg1ona1 1n therr first outmg 1nto new terrrtory They entered the Spooner Sect1onal agam as und rdogs, and knocked off Ch 11 Lake The rnjury Jmx agam hrt Thorp and the team lost to Sup r1or Central for the rrght to enter the state tournam nt Although the Cards had tough luck 1n some of their games dur1ng the season they went farther toward the state tournament than any team thus far They were one of only srxteen teams left 1n tournament play before they bowed out Carrymg most of th burden rn scor1ng thrs year Don Rublsch proceed d to wrlte all new scor1ng records rnto the record book He plled up 439 pomts rn 23 gam s for a 191 per game scor1ng average to break Ken Bachmeyers record of 304 pomts scored ln 20 games He also broke Ken s smgle game record of 34 pomts by scor1ng 35 pO1I1tS agamst Altoona and Spooner He tled xt once agamst Black R1ver Falls Although the team w1ll b hard h1t by the loss of 1ts three S nrors Don Rubrsch ay Glasshof, and Bob Wojtalewlcz they wrll have a strong r turnmg lrneup w1th letter wrnners ake Ph11l1ps Tom ualle, Bob Mer tens and Roger Turenn Such stand outs from the B squad as B111 Urban Harley Nerdrum, Bob Badz1nsk1 Coach Steward North Arnre Zaborowskr Dcnray Izydorek Richard Alger and Gordon Hansen should also help to balance the team Therr complete s asons record 1ncluded 17 w1ns Hga11'lSE 8 losses as they scored at a 53 pomts per game average They held the1r opponents to a 46 7 pomts p r game average IHE A I1 AM 11 st Ruv ,Terr 11111 ps .11 Classhof Don 1iLl1Jl5L1'l Tom Ou111e Mr North Standulg Bob VXojt11exx1c7 Bob Badzrnslxr 1ogcr Turenne B111 Lrban Donny I ydorek Bob Nlertens Page 1 nty one 1 ' 9 , . ' ' o , ., U c . 2 . ' e , , . . -G . . . c . , . to . . . . . . We , . . , . . . 6 . . X , , , D . . . -1 a 9 . ,Q 13 9 V I ' r Q ' ' , ' Q . ,fs , . c , ... . ,, 1 , 4 ,. M, fr 1 : 'y 'fi , ry 1. , ' ' , N 1 , .11 . .1 Z ' 2 ., . ',3 , 7.., . z' , 1' .. It A .