Thorp High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Thorp, WI)

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Sophomore Class Officers 'Y :if DONALD SODERBERG ALICE GIWOJNA YVONNE KRUPA President Vve President Secretary-Toceasvlreo' SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Having completed one year of high school, the Sophomores returned with eager- ness and enthusiasm to continue their education. With Mr. Korpal as their advisor, the class of '57 elected the following class officers: Donald Soderberg, President, Alice Giwojna, Vice Presidentg Yvonne Krupa, Secretary-Treasurer5 and Daniel Winger, S.A.F. Representative. The first big undertaking of the Sophomores this year was the annual initiation held on October 22. The aHair was enjoyed by all - onlookers, that is! The Sophs did very well in the Curtis Drive this year. Under the guidance of their captains, Anne Hedler, Kitty Kenney, and Ray Price they rated as the class which sold the most subscriptions. Daniel Winger was chosen as Homecoming attendant from the Sophomore class. He chose as his partner, Janice Jacques. Anne Hedler was promoted from a B-Team cheerleader to an A-Team cheer- leader, and Kitty Kenney was chosen by the Booster Club as a new B-Team cheerleader. The Sophomore class was well represented in the school sports. Dan Winger, Donald Soderberg, John Klouda, Keith Glasshof, Dale Hokkanen, and Bob Hmielak earned a letter in football. Donald also earned a letter in basketball. John Klouda took high scholastic honors in the Sophomore class by placing on the first semester honor roll. So, with two years of high school already behind them, the Sophomores are looking eagerly, yet seriously, ahead to their next two years as upperclassmen. Page Twenty - two

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Freshman Class Officers HAROLD HALLANGER BONITA STEWART INGRID LINDQUIST Pfresfrlent Vice Preszdent Secretary-Treasurer FRESI-IMAN CLASS HISTORY The Freshmen began a busy year by choosing their class officers with the help of Mr. Amundson. The officers are: Harold Hallanger, President, Bonita Stewart, Vice President, Ingrid Lindquist, Secretary-Treasurer3 Gerald Boardman, S.A.F. Repre- sentative. Gretchen Parks and Michael Sneider were selected as representatives for the Student Council. They began shortly to prepare themselves for the ordeal of initiation. It wasn't as bad as they thought it would be, so they gladly returned the favor by giving the Sophomores a successful return party. The Freshmen should be proud of coming out among the top of high class sales in the Curtis Drive. Virginia Hendricks helped by becoming the school high salesman, with 35136.78 Their captains were Michael Sneider, Susan Baldeschwiler, and Ingrid Lindquist. Harold Hallanger, Frank Kotecki, Merlin Nevela, Gerald Boardman, James Borowick and Robert Olejniczak took up the part of the class on the football team. Harold was rewarded with a T for his work. He was also chosen as Homecoming attendant and escorted Ingrid Lindquist. The Freshmen were happy to have their float take third place in the float contest. Brian Hendriks, Gerald Boardman, and Harold Hallanger participated in basket- ball, and several others went out for baseball. They were proud to have Ingrid Lindquist and Karen Izydorek chosen as B-Team cheerleaders. Just after Christmas vacation the Freshmen began learning their declamations and later came out with seven winners: Jane Conway, Harold Hallanger, Ingrid Lindquist, Michael Sneider, Rosalie Tomkowiak, Brian Hendriks, and Rose Mary Bryniarski. Jane, Harold, and Michael, placed first, second, and third respectively. Thus ended their first year of high school, and they now anxiously await next year when they will no more be plagued by the term: Green Freshmen. Page Twenty-four