Thorp High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Thorp, WI)

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VVilliam Alger Joseph Bandach Roger Benzschawel Marian Berzinski Clarence Biddle James Biser Michael Bogumill M.arlene Burkhardt Loretta Burzynski Bernice Butterfield Donald Dahm Pauline Depa Leora Dudansky Sylvia Endru Dorothy Gollhardt Rita liostomski Jo Ann Grucelski David Guell Darlene Gulcynski Gerald Haas Paul Haryclci VVilliam Harycki Jacqueline Hedlcr Marian Henke Frank Hilgert Josephine Hmielak Rheta Hoffman Michael Jarocki Phillip Jorgensen Lou Ann Kaminski James Kaz Fred Kenney John Klick Kathryn Klinieek Dorothy Kliminski Theresa Kowalski James Kramer Mildred Kurtinaitis Leon Lato Rosemae Lukasiewicz Patricia Mamyek Lawrence Olejniczak Mary Ellen Pabieh Jon Pitt Louis Platt William Robinson Donald Ryniec James Schauer Luann Schmidt Rex Schmidt Teddy Slawatyniee Ruth Smigaj Robert Smith Mariane Staniec Virginia Swiontel Kenneth Szymoniak Dale Tieman Maxine Turenne Jane Vetterkind Eugene Wilhelm Lucille Winiarczylc Jerome VVnek Jerry VVojt hlary Ann Vvyczawslci Diane Zahoroxvski Page wenty

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Freshman Class JAMES SCHAUER, Pfresidentg JOSEPHINE HMIELAK, Secretary- Treasurerg DAVID GUELL, Vice-Pfresident. It was September 1, 1952, when sixty-five eager looking Freshmen entered the realms of Thorp High School. It wasn't long before they overcame their timidity and took their place among the student body. With Mr. Korpal as their advisor the Freshmen elected the following class officers: Jim Schauer, President, David Guell, Vice-President, and Joseph- ine Hmielak, Secretary-Treasurer. On September 26, the Sophomores administered the annual Freshmen Initiation. With the event, this group of underclassmen became official members of Thorp High. A few weeks later the Freshmen grac- iously honored the Sophs and the upper classmen with a return party. Homecoming Festivities were something new for the Freshmen. The class chose Josephine Hmielak as their attendant to the Homecoming Queen. This year three Freshmen girls were chosen, by the Booster Club, to be Junior Cheerleaders. They were Maxine Turenne, Ruth Smigaj, and Bernice Butterfield. Q The Freshmen elected Diane Zaborowski and Mary Ellen Pabich to represent their class on the Student Council. Three Freshmen boys were part of the football squad. They were Roger Benzschawel, Mike Biser, and David Guell, Jim Schauer, David Guell, Paul Harycki, Roger Benzschawel, Mike Biser, and Bill Harycki took part in basketball. In the Freshmen Declamation Contest, held in March, Ruth Smigaj placed first and had her name engraved on the Freshmen Declamation Trophy. The six students who competed with Ruth were Jo Ann Grucelski, Dorothy Gollhardt, Mary Ellen Pabich, Mike Biser, Lou Ann Kaminski, and David Guell. Scholastically, the Freshmen Class did well. When the first semester ended we saw the names of Darlene Gulcynski and David Guell on the High Honor Roll. Freshmen also took an active part in other extra-curricular activities, such as, Mixed Chorus, Band, Curtis Drive, F.F.A., and F.H.A. Page Twenty-four

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E i r 1. At a Pep meeting . . , 2. Girls' Prom-enading . . . 3. What? A Build! . . . 4. Please, Minnow, Behave!! . . . 5. Holy Cats!!! . . . 6. Mgaking roses at Kathie's . . , 7. Last minute instructions before a game . . . 8. VVorking on the Senior Float . , . 9, On Stage!!! . . . 10. Are you guilty of syn- tactical 1'CClLl11ClEl11CC?? . , . 11. Gab session . . . 12. I wonder what the dog's name is , . . 13. VVhat's the joke? . . . 14. 'fA-A-You sat. on your hat! . . . 15. Playing Bridge! . . . 16. Just for laughs at a pep meeting . . . 17. Packing the clothes . 13. How am I gettmg out of this mess! . .. . 19. Yes, Don, here are the statistics . . . 20. Hmm - Looks like itls about my size . . . Zl. Daisy, answer the telephoneu . . . 22. 'VVl1lsper1ng sweet nothings . . . 23. Mascots of T.H'.S .... 24. Homer in his Glory! . . . 25. Mr. Amundson disecting his pussy cat . . . 26. It's an airplane! Itls Superman! - No, It's Jerry Lewis . . . 27. Keep your mind on your work . . , 28. This is how itys done, boys . . . 29. On to another class . . . 30. Out' Bus Drivers. Page Twenty-six