Thorp High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Thorp, WI)

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l7irsf Row: Arnie Smith, Mr. Ainunrlson. V Second Row: Roger Turcnne, Lucille Soborowicz, Byron Boguniill, Doris Reichert, Gene Zziske. Prom Committee Under the guidance of Mr. Amundson, the class of 1954 held its Junior Prom on April 18, 1953. The theme, HStairway to the Stars, was well portrayed by live huge stars act- ing as entrances with beautiful blue and white crepe paper streamers attached to the floor. A glistening globe hung from a lovely ceiling of stars casting its colored rays of light into a pond of goldfish which was the centerpiece. Reining over the gay affair were King Roger Turennc and Queen Josephine Hmielak. They were attended by Harley Nerdrum and Lucille Soborowicz. lifigjfc 'Tuffy -ioiil'

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JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CAST Seated: liZlfl'l61'lllC Papierniak Marylin Plansky Genevieve Guell julia Muenich Beverly Polansky Standing: John Larson Gene Zaske Lucille Soborowicz Tom Hirsch Roger Turenne Ray Stroinski JUNIOR CLASS PLAY PRODUCTION STAFF Seated: Lorraine Tomkowiak Nancy Giwojna Darlene Frese Varoline Szczech Valencia Marek Standing: Doris Reichert Donray Izyflorek Pat Maslowski Arnie Smith Dolores Parks Stranger In The Night On April 23, 1953, the Class of 1954 presented their Junior class play. This presentation was a three act mystery-comedy entitled 'tStranger In The Night. The plot was centered around the two co-owners of the Boulevard Hotel Book and Gift Shop, played by Marylin Plansky and Beverly Polansky. A murder was to take place in the hotel where the shop was located, and the murderer, who turned out to be the Page Forty house detective, was to get the identity of his victim from one of the gifts in the shop. Gene Zaske comes along at the right time and prevents the deed. The plot was generously sprinkled with humor and in- cluded everything from a romantic book written under a mysterious pen name to the appearance of a lady wrestler, played by Kathie Papierniak, mak- ing her entrance at a most opportune moment. The play was under the direction of Miss Dunn, assisted by Mr. Wenninger. -SIX