Thorp High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Thorp, WI)

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st Row: Neil liroeren, Gene Zaske, Byron Bogumill, lid Ciolkosz. Peter Lukasiewicz, Hzirley Nerdrum, Donray Izydorek, Len Zukowski, Ro ci Iurcnnc, Roger llotl'm:in. Robert lienszclnixxcl, Alohn Maier. tonrl Row: Rll'llfll'1l Alger. Roger Bt-nszcliziwel, David finell, james Riser, llonzild Sodcrlverg, Carl johnson, justin jakowicz, Leon lioterki, Eugene llhclin, l':iul llIll'yL'lil, Hill l':iwl:1k, Arnie Smith. Ilmzl Row: vlfllilip,lH1'511'1ISL'1i, Voauli llznhly. vlzunes Ulmerlc, Robert Ilinielak, Lars Larson, David Tcclzlw, Ronald Schultze, john lilick, llonic nine, lXL'lll1 tilnssliof, llorelon Sclimirlt. llill llzirycki, Mr. Amnmlson, .lim Scllzluer. Football Stop Thorp's Powerhouse. As the season start- ed, that seemed to be the necessary slogan for all of our opponents. With Coach Haldy at the reins, our boys set out to answer that battle cry. Things did not look very heartening at first, because the conference as a whole was much strong- er and we had some gaping' holes to fill in our line up. But the team set to work with vigor and deter- mination, and proved their right to be called champions. MR. HALDY MR. AMI'NDsoN l'ou1'l1 Asxzxfmii' Couell Although the season started dismally with a loss, the new boys received valuable experience they needed and fought through the rest of the season without another loss. The season was highlighted by our win over a favored Cadott team that guaranteed us a share of the title. Up to that time the Hornets had not been scored on and were undefeated and untied. With the line blocking furiously, the backs running hard, and some brilliant kicking, the Cards rocked Cadott back FOOTBALL STANDINGS Won Lost Q Tied Thorp .. .. 5 0 1 Cadott .. .. 5 1 0 Stanley .. .. 4 1 1 Cornell .. .. 3 3 0 Neillsville .. .. 2 4 0 Owen . . . . . 1 5 0 Gilman .. .. 0 6 0 20 20 2 l':15:e Fifty -two

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vldallltn-I af. asks Football on their heels to the tune of 9-7. After their outstanding effort against Cadott, the boys suffered a letdown and Stanley fought them to a 6-6 tie in the Homecoming game. However, it gave Thorp its second straight Cloverbelt Title. Ed Ciolkosz and Butch Izydorek brought back further honors to our team as they were named to the first and second All-Northwest grid teams respectively. All in all, it was a highly successful season, and although next year's team will miss the services of such outstanding Seniors as Rog Turenne, DonRay Izydorek, Harley Nerdrum, Bryon Bogumill, Leonard Zukowski, Gene Zaske, Roger Hoffman, Peter Lu- kasiewisz, Ed Ciolkosz, and Bill Pawlak, we are sure that they will carry on in the Thorp High tradition of fine sportsmanship and bring' even more honors to our school. wrwFww3ua : W 4f'f'15 .'g ' -55,6 'wi J - .f' A ' I':15.tc Fifty-llircu