Thorp High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Thorp, WI)

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If You Knew Susie, a three-act comedy was staged November 6. Margie Reichert as Susie got entangled into one hopeless web after another, only to be saved by a kind fate, and her mysterious Aunt Sally's surprise. Allene Kenney as Daisy, a dumb but helpful maid, set the crowd roaring with her stupid remarks. Under the direction of Mrs. Swanson the play proved to be a huge success. The audience, which was the largest ever to witness a class play in the history of Thorp High School, thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Page Forty lf You Knew Susie SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST First Row: Bernadette Cukla Allene Kenney Second Row: Norbert Teclaw Rosann Ebben Margie Reichert Richard Teclaw . Florian Szatalowicz Third Row: Richard Wiater Rosanne Conway Julia Kaminski Irene Zarada Sylvia Cieslek Mrs. Swanson SENIOR CLASS PLAY PRODUCTION STAFF First Row: Ruby Buss Kathleen Hazuga Susan Harycki Eleanore Soiezor Second Row: jean Cook Pat Urhas Armon Schmidt Ann Larson Lorraine Dahm Third Row: Robert Martens Wanda Johnson Jerry Phillips Tom Qualle Richard Vanderhyden ,Ioan Romanowicz Donald Nevala

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Too Sweet On April 3, 1952, the Class of 1953 presented a three-act comedy entitled Too Sweet For Sixteen. The plot and characters were as follows: Judy, CMarg1e Reichertj who was sixteen and a half, would have moved heaven and earth to get her own way. When she and her friends Midge fRosann Ebbenj and Lila fSylvia Cieslekj were invited fconditionallyj to the college fraternity costume dance, action started. They stole a man's suit from Judy's steady, Shrimp, fRichie Teclawj while he was stuck in the window, got rid of Judy's parents in order to borrow the furni- ture for the dance fone of the conditions! and scared and upset the whole family. For Sixteen Seated: Margie Reichert Sylvia Cieslek Richard Tc-:claw Donald Nevala Eleanore Sciezor Standing: Miss Dunn Irene Zarada julia Kan-iinski Florian Szatalowicz Joanne Romanowicz Rosann Ebben Norbert Teclnw Seated: Patricia Urhzis Armon Schmidt Ann Larson Standing: Kathleen Hazuga Martha jane Francis Bernadette Cnkla Finally, father, fNorbert Teclawj who had three daughters, and a baby contest on his hands, had a talk with Judy. Shrimp came in for his share of repay- ment also. Older sister, Susie, CJulia Kaminskij had boy trouble and when she was in danger of losing Zack, fDon Nevalaj another boy entered the picture. This caused Zack to boil over with jealousyg but in the end Susie got the right man and sister Bessie Uoanne Romanowicz, found a whirl wind romance of her own. The play, with Miss Dunn directing it, was Very successful. It provided the audience with entertainment as well as relaxation. Page Thirty-nine

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Seated: Arnold Zaborowski, Julia Kaminski, Tom Qualle, Allene Kenney, Mary Ellen Pabich. Standing: Neil Broeren, Diane Zaborowski, Patricia Maslowski, Ronald Schultze, Mr. Gaffney. Student Council Now in its third year, the Student Council of Thorp High School has become a very active working body. Officers of the nine-member council were Tom Qualle, Presi- dent, Allene Kenney, Vice-President, and Julia Kaminski, Secretary. Other members were Diane Zaborowski, Mary Ellen Pabich, Neil Broeren, Ronald Schultz, Pat Maslow- ski, and Arnold Zaborowski. Mr. Gaffney ably served as faculty advisor. Allene Kenney, Tom Qualle, Neil Broeren, and Pat Maslowski were delegates to the State Student Council Convention held in Eau Claire, October 18 and 19. Here such things were discussed as, problems Within small schools, Vandalism, and Hstudent cooperation. Allene Kenney also attended the National Student Council Convention last summer in Evanston, Illinois. She was chosen on her leadership ability and her past experience with Student Council Work. Allene returned with many new ideas and suggestions for our council. Nineteen-fifty-two being an election year, the council emphasized one's voting duty to his government. They sponsored an Election Poster Contest, in which many students took part. In a mock election held November 4, it was found that the majority of the high school students voted Republican. i A constitution for the Student Council was a project successfully completed this year. The major project undertaken by the council this year was that of.writing a handbook for high school students. Upon its completion this book contained much information that will be of use to the students, especially freshmen. Page Forty-one