Thorp High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Thorp, WI)

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First Row: Janice Jacques, Maxine Turenne, Loretta Burzynski, Charlotte Burzynski, Alice Giwojna, Virginia Swiontek, Diane Zabor- owski, Dorothy Badzinski, Barbara Benszchawel, Rosalie Sillcaitis, Barbara Folczyk, Darlene Liazuk, Theresa Szatalowicz, Julia Muenich, Kathleen Kenney, Kathleen Mikolainis. Second Row: Germaine Baclzinski, Marlene Burkhardt, Betty Ann Neiman, Dorothy Gollharclt, Mariane Staniec, Estelle NVargolet, Dolores Parks, Joan Grucelski, Jolanta Mikolainis, Mary Ann VVyCzawski, Dorothy Grahowski, Patricia Mainayek, Ruth Smigaj, Kathleen Badzinski, Marylin Plansky. Third Row: Sharon Jenness, Mary Ellen Pahich, Elaine Fortek, fiatherinc Conway, Bernice Butterhelnl, Margie Cook, lone Simet, Josephine Hmielak, Marian Henkc, Lorraine Tomkowiak, Ruth Bogumill, Ann Hefller, Jacqueline Hefller, Donclda Karnopp, Fred Kenney, Gerald Olson. Fourth Row: Richard Alger, Neil Broercn, james Biser, Michael Boguniill, Robert Folczyk, Gormlie Hansen, -lim Schauer, Lou Ann Kaminski, Dorothy Kliminski, Nancy Lindquist, Jerome VVnck, Frank fialigvr, Keith Glasshof, Roger Podhola. Fifth Row: Byron Bogumill, Tom Hirsch, Gordon Czyzcwicz, Justin jalwwicz, Carl Johnson, Eugene VVilhelm, Donald Soclerherg, Gene Zaske, Roger Turcnne, Philip Jorgensen, Leonard Zukowski, Mr. Brede. V Mixed Chorus The Mixed Chorus, this year under the direction of Roy H. Brede, consisted of 77 members. This very large group, containing 26 boys and 51 girls, participated in the Christmas band and chorus concert. The concert proved to be very successful. The chorus also participated in the Eau Claire Music Festival during April and May. Several solos and ensembles entered in the festivity. Page Thi rty - live

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Matjorettes K'llt'l?1?'?lfjZ MAXINPI TURPJNNE. Sfrmfliwg: DOROTHY BAUZINSKI, KITTY KICNNEY, IJORQTIIY BUARDMAN. MAXINE TURENNE BYRON BQGVMILL, GENE ZASKE, TOM HIRSCH, RICHARD ALGER, JULIA MITENICH Thorp High School Orchestra

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Seated: Riclmrrl Alger, Ruth Bogumill, Julia Muenicli, Nrmcy-l.imlquist, Riclmvrd Iurocki. Stzimling: llorothy llcutsclilzimlcr, Iidwzird Bicno, Mr. Vtfnningcr, linlicrt Smith, Annctte llokkancn Armistice Day The Speech Class again prepared the Armistice Day program under the direction of Mr. Wenninger. It featured a one act play, The Unkown Soldier, which took place at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Many of his possible acquaintances through life confessed the wrongs they had done him by encouraging war. At the climax of the play the Spirit of Christianity told them they must forget their past doings and unite to prevent future war. The band participated in the program playing music appropriate for the occasion. Richard Alger played taps and Dorothy Deutschlander read selections. lhiggc Tliirty-six