Thorp High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Thorp, WI)

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THE SEN IORIAN STAFF S1fnm'z'ng: MR. KORPAL, NANCY LINDQUIST, ANNRTTE HOKKANEN, BERNICR BUTTRRFIRLD, KATHLRIQN BADZINSKI Seated: DOROTHY BADZINSKI, GORDON CZYZRWICZ, NEIL BROEREN, RUTH BOOUMILL, RICHARD ALGIR IJONFLDA KARNOPP. With the presentation of this, the annual of 1955, we, the Seniorian Staff, hope that our work in preparing the year book will bring you much satisfaction in looking back on the happenings of the past school year. Early in the fall Mr. Korpal, as the advisor, chose his staff. Ruth Bogumill was chosen as Editor-in-Chief and with her assistant, Nancy Lindquist, began planning the Work to be done. Kathleen Badzinski, Literary Editor, was aided by Donelda Karnopp and Annette Hokkanen in preparing the various write-ups. Neil Broeren as the Sports Editor ably handled that department. With the guidance of a circus theme, Dorothy Badzinski called upon her artistic talents in the capacity of Art Editor. Gordon Czyzewicz, Photographer, took charge of handling the all-important pictures. Mr. Doyle, of Medford, was responsible for the photographing of group pictures, which add so much to the annual. For the ve1'y important job of getting money for the publication, Richard Alger was selected as Business Manager. The entire staff chose Bernice Butterfield as Junior Editor, whose job it is to learn how this book was put together to guide the planning of next year's Seniorian. At this time we wish to express our thanks to all other persons who have aided us, for we are truly grateful. And as you now look through your annual, We hope that ours may be commended as a job well done. Page lfouv'

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LETTER TO THE STUDENT BODY It is always a happy occasion to acclaim another Seniorian. Publication time reminds us that another school year is soon history. The highlights and events of interest are made a matter of record on the pages of the Seniorian. I feel positive that the Editor-in-Chief and her lieutenants have been wide awake to the happenings of this school year that have been worthy of reporting. Thus The 1955 Seniorian provides the record that the Seniorian StaH deemed worthy of recording' for future years. This record is made in both picture and script to add interest and variety. Time will fade the memory but the pages of The 1955 Seniorian will ever remain authentic and reliable in retaining' the true record. Again it is my happy privilege to extend congratulations to Mr. Korpal and members of The Seniorian Staff upon the completion and publication of The 1955 Seniorian. I can assure you that your eHorts are appreciated. Congratulations and sincere thanks. Sincerely, NEWELL E. QUALLE