Thorp High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Thorp, WI)

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Marion Andruszkiewicz Adeline Bartosiewicz Dorothy Boardmon Byron Bogumill .loan Borowski l.ouis Burzynski Edward Ciolkosz Marjorie Cook joseph Czernicki William Darge john Depa Darlene Frese Nancy Giwojna Alex Grcndzinski Genevieve Guell Raymond Gutowski Thomas Hirsch Roger Hoffman Donray Izydorek Chester Karpinski Elaine Kodl Florence Kolodziej Oleta Kramioz Darlene Knbera Audrey Langiewicz ,loan Langiewicz Peter Lukasiewicz Harriet Malecki Gertrude lwarek Valencia Nlarek Patricia Maslowski Julia Mnenich Edward Natzke Betty Neiman Harley Nerdrum James Pabich lN'I!fl1Cl'iUC Papierniak lwelores Parks Estelle Pawlak William Pawlak Marylin Plansky Beverly Polansky Doris Reichert Donald Rogalski Marion Sierocuk Farol Slawatyniec John Smigai Arnold Smith Robert Sohol Lucille Soborowyicz . Raymond Stroinski Caroline Szczech Lorraine Tomkowiak Roger Turenne William Urban Donald VanLoo Shirley Vetterkind Donald Zukowski Leonard Zukowski Phyllis Zuralcowski Gene Zaske NOT SHOVVN: John Larson Arnold Zalioirowskl Audrey Rhynier Page Twenty-one

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Junior Class BETTY NEIMAN, Secretary-Tfreaswrefrg DUNALD VAN LOO, Vice- Presidentg ROGER TURENNE, President. With a busy year ahead of them the Junior Class, under the guidance of Mr. Amundson, elected the following Class Officers: Roger Turenne, Presi- dent, Donald Van Loo, Vice-President, and Betty Neiman, Secretary-Treasurer. The Junior Class was well represented in sports. Eleven boys went out for football. Those making the first team were Byron Bogumill, Edward Ciolkosz, Donray Izydorek, Harley Nerdrum, Roger Turenne, Leonard Zukowski, and Gene Zaske. Junior boys among the first ten on the basketball team were Donray Izydorek, Harley Nerdrum, Roger Tur- enne, Bill Urban, Edward Ciolkosz, and Arnold Zaborowski. Betty Neiman was chosen, by the Booster Club, to be a Junior Cheerleader. She proved herself by doing a swell job of cheerleading. Although the Juniors got off to a slow start in the Curtis Drive, they displayed their selling ability by finishing as the highest class in subscription sales. For the Homecoming Festivities Julia Muenich was elected to represent the Junior Class as an attendant. Under the advisorship of Miss Dunn the Juniors published a semi-annual newspaper, Cardinal Hi- Lites. Julia Muenich and Genevieve Guell did a fine job of editing the paper. The Junior Class Play, a mystery comedy, A Stranger in the Night, which was staged in April, proved to be very successful. Stairway to the Stars was the theme of this year's Junior Prom. After long hours of preparation the scene was finally set for the 1953 Prom, which was held Saturday, April 18. Howard Sturtz fur- nished the music. When the school year ended, the Class of '54 looked back into the past with a feeling of accom- plishment and satisfaction. Page Twenty

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Sophomore Class RUTH BOGUMILL, Secretary-Treasiwerg KATHLEEN BADZINSKI, Vice-P1'eside'rLt,' RICHARD ALGER, President. Having completed one year of high school, the Sophomores returned, with new enthusiasm, to con- tinue their formal education. With Miss Dunn as their advisor the Class of '55 elected the following Class Oflicers: Richard Alger, Presidentg Kathleen Badzinski, Vice-Presi- dentg and Ruth Bogumill, Secretary-Treasurer. The first task undertaken by the Sophomores was that of initiating the Fr-eshies. This first big social event of the year proved to be a huge success. Nine Sophomore boys went out for football. Those receiving letters were Neil Broeren, Robert Benszchawel, Gordie Hanson and John Maier. The Sophomores placed four boys on the Basketball Teams. They were Richard Jarocki, Gordon Hanson, Neil Broeren and Richard Alger. The Sophomore Class went all-out to help make the Curtis Drive such a huge success. Dorothy Badzinski was the high salesman for the school with a total of 3164.25 in subscription sales. Representing the Sophomore Class on the Stu- dent Council, were Neil Broeren and Ronald Schultze. From this they gained much valuable experience on student government. Homecoming Was a big event for the Sophs this year. Joanne Micke was elected a Homecoming At- tendant. Many long hours of hard work and prepara- tion gave the Sophomores a winning float. Richard Alger and Ruth Bogumill were the two Sophomores who had achieved high scholastic honors during the first semester. The Sophomores also placed several students on the Honorable Mention. The Class of '55 was well represented in all extra-curricular activities. Page Twenty-two