Thorp High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Thorp, WI)

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SEHIUHIHH STHFF SEATED: JOAN RoMANoW1oz, JEAN CooK, ALLENE KENNEY, RICHARD WIATER, SUSAN HARYCKI, ROBERT BADZINSKI. STANDING: ToM QUALLE, RICHARD VANDERHYDEN, MARGIE REICHERT, ROSANN EBBEN, BERNADETTE CUKLA, MR. GAFFNEY, ARMON SCHMIDT. Nor SHOWN: MR. KITCH, NORBERT TECLAW. Seniorian Staff It is with much pride and satisfaction that we, the Senior Class of 1953, present this yearbook to you. After many long and hard hours of work spent on this, The Seniorianj' we can now look back and see Very plainly that our effort has not been in vain. Within a short time after the beginning of school the Seniorian Staff was chosen by Mr. Gaffney. Allene Kenney was selected Editor-in-Chief with Richard Wiater serving as her assistant. The work progressed rapidly with these two acting as our editors. Under the guidance of Mr. Kitch, Bernadette Cukla, Literary Editor, together with her assistants, Rosann Ebben, Margie Reichert, and Joan Romanowicz furnished the Seniorian with Write-ups. Tom Qualle and Robert Badzinski, two sports enthusiasts, edited the football and basketball sections. No annual would be complete without some art workg to do this Jean Cook was chosen. Pictures are by far the most significant part of any year book. Richard Vanderhyden was our on-the-spot photo- grapher. Delores Parks sat in on our meetings as a Junior Editor to gain experience for the next year's Seniorian. Every one knows that a book cannot be published without financing. Susan Harycki and Armon Schmidt worked together as Business Managers. They did a great deal to provide sufficient funds for the publication of this Seniorian. We were fortunate to have Mr. Gaffney as the advisor of our Seniorian. To- gether with Mr. Kitch, who was Literary Advisor, it was a pleasure working on this yearbook. We hope this - The 1953 Seniorian - fulfills the expectations of all those who leaf through its pages. Page Four

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Letter To The Student Body It is a happy occasion to commend another Seniorian Staff upon the completion of the 1953 year book. It signalizes the end of another school year and the addition of one more volume to the growing shelf of Seniorians. Every Seniorian published is different with respect to theme and yet there is a common format which prevails. This is in keeping with the accepted standard of good yearbooks. For after all the yearbook is a record of significant events that have occurred during the school year. The year 1952-53 has been a memorable year and thus has provided ample material for another outstanding book. The editor has been fully cognizant of the opportunities offered and has incorporated them into The 1953 Seniorian. I take this opportunity to congratulate the Seniorian Staif and advisors, Mr. Gaffney and Mr. Kitch, upon an outstanding accomplishment - the preparation and publication of The 1953 Seniorian. Sincerely, NEWELL QUALLE S'uper1:isi'rtg Principal