Thorp High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Thorp, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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Him. .Wlrl1lalyfr'r.w .,.... IPAYIIJ GI'l4Il,l, .I.n1r:s SK'HAl'l'IR Iflrul-1N1-: u'II.IIl'II.M Aflf-iwr .. ...... Mn. Koluuu. if XIX 5 2, -1 'lui ' xx I J I gs THE SENIORIAN STAFF 14 Stamlinu: Miz. Kniu',xi,, Imvin Gi'i4:LL, ImN,xLn RYNn:c', Mm'n Bisi-IR, Elini-:NH Winiiixmi. .Im Sm'ii,u'mc. l,0I'lS llI.AT'I' lwnm I..xni'M:. Mlm: Rm:1'xiII.i,. S1-an-fl: l.i-zulu Innxxsxv, Mun' l'iI,l,l'IN l',xmc'ii, Iuicuzxrz GI'l,4'YNsKi, Lol' ANN Knilxslci, l!i4:i:xI4'1': liI'T'1I , l.X'l'lllf'l.'X M.xx1.u'i-IK, ANN l'll'Illl,l4Ili. Mun' ANN Wxvzixwsxl, lJi.xNi-: Z.xmn:mvs ll is wiih mnvh priilo anfl satisfaction that wo, lhc Svnini' illass of 19543, prvsvnt this yearbook tn yon. VVQ lmlw that it will lw a Constant S0lll'C't' of pleasant inc-lnoric-s nl' hipfh sm-hmml :lays in anyonv iw-minisc-ing: among' the-ii' ti-vzisiiw-s in future- yvars. l'lai'li4-i' in thv sc-lwnl ti-rin, with thx- aiil 0fUlll'2i.1lVlS0l', Mi. Knrpal, the- stall' was choson. lla-l'nicc' Hutt:-Vfiolfl was vliosvn wlitm' with I 1'r-rl Kafltkv as hui' assistant. The pusitinn of l.il1-1':u'y wlitur was givvn to lierora lluclansky anel lu-1' assistants we-rv llarlono Gulcynski, Lou Ann Kznninski, l'z1t1'ic'ia Mamaye-k, anrl Mary Ann Wyczawski. Ann llc-ell:-i' was ilu- Jnnim' wlitol' ancl thc Art 1-rlitors were Mary l'Illvn l'almic-li and llianv Zalmi-nwski. Much credit is gfivm-n to lmn llynim-1' anal Louis Platt fm' their photography. Thai spun-ts writv-ups wi-rv 1-4-iimlviwl hy Mitch Bison' and Miki- liugginnill. Uni' finanvial prnlmlc-ins wvrv uxcvllvntly smoothwl out by uni' ti'1-ini-nrlnns Cullvvlion nf aflvortising sales. I,Cttl'l'S wvnt out in various firms asking' for arlvertisemonts to whivh many Companivs rvspnmlz-rl wlinle--licaltvrlly. Oni' lmnsinx-ss lllZlllilg'l'l'S xx'i-rv llavifl Gnvll, Jim Scliaun-1' and ICIIQ4-iw xyllllbllll. Aftvi' uni' rlnmniy was cmnplf-tm-ml it was sunt, to thc prinlm-r's anal wi- waitwl fm' thc- finishc-fl prmluct. Wv hope- this Smnurian fulfills thc- 1-xpvctations of stuflc-nts, faculty, part-nts, and lmnsinr-ssinvn. KI. 'll RFIIPI ll MR. Giuiunx' flllxlmlfllrl Selling fi Thorp High School and the bus d1'iVo1's. Left to ripfht: Barnoy Brunnor, John Huls, Justin Rose-1noyvl', Dick Algcl As tho Setting of our pusi foul' ycars poi'fo1'1nanc'cs, we now say farewell to Thorp High School. WO, thv class of '56, will look hack with fond mvinorics to tho days when wc found work and play alike- so onlloyablo livw. With sad lic-arts, but high hopes for the futurv, wo bid thc-C a fond farewell, Thorp High School. 014 dun 'V S..-r' . r Um- f'fml.-S, Mies. l'lYI'II.YN Coon .xxn Mics. PARKS. flIlNflI!IfllNN, MR. AND Mus. I,i1oN S,xNm-:L 4 f 1 4 ,' Q X0 u,Z4aanl' We realize that we can never fully express our appreciation of the excellent job which you have done as our teacher, class advisor and advisor of the Seniorian. In an attempt to express our gratitude, Mr. Korpal, we, the class of 1956, dedicate this annual to you, 'sl I I, Nl I ' I' J 3 J SYNOPSIS OF SCENES. lst SEMESTER ll SEPTEMBER 5 -- School Commenccs. 8 f Curtis Drive Begins. 9 4Thorp at Chippewa Falls. 14 - C. E. jones Lyceum number. 17 - Class Officers Es? Homecoming Committee elected. 16 -Thorp at Cadott. Tamhuritzans featured here. i9 -- Senior pictures taken in Medford 23 -- Stanley at Thorp. 26 -- Mr. Wenninger rips pants help- ing F.H.A. 27 - Seniorian Staff announced. Two Seniors quit school to join Navy. 28 -4 Curtis Drive ends. 29 Y Gerards Lyceum - Thorp at Neillsville - Seniorian pictures taken. 30 -1 junior Autumnade Dance. Sen' iorian Staff travels to St. Paul. OCTOBER 3 ew- Senior Class Play tryouts. 6 - Annual pepfest, snakefdance Es? bonfire. 7 1 HomecominggCornell at Thorp 13 - Aliens Lyceum number. 14 - Menomonie at Thorp 7 Dad's Day. l8fGroup pictures for Seniorian taken. I9 -- F.H.A. Initiation. 20 E F.H.A. Dress'up Day. 2l -- Thorp at Owen-Withee. 21-22 --- Student Council Convention in Green Bay. 27 - State inspectors visited school - Chorus decided on red chorus robes. 28 -- Gilman at Thorp. NOVEMBER 2-3'4 -- Teachers' Convention in Milwaukee. ll - Armistice Day Program. l2 --F.H.A. officers convention in Stanley. 15 -- Class rings and commencement cards ordered. 17 -A Senior Class Play The Curious Savage. 18 v Freshman Initiation. 20 - Mr. Wenninger shot his buck. 22 - Altoona at Thorp. 24f2'5 - Thanksgiving Vacation. 29 - Royal Scotts Lyceum - Thorp at Wisconsin Rapids Assumption. DECEMBER 2 -- Neillsville at Thorp. 6 s-4 Colfax at Thorp. 9 --- Owen-Withee at Thorp. 11 -- Band Concert. 13 4 Cotts Lyceum Number. 15' --- Thorp at Stanley. 16 3 G.A.A. Twistmas Twirp Dance. 17 '- F.H.A. Christmas Party. 18 -S Mixed Chorus and Men's Chorus Concert. 20 3 Thorp at Greenwood. 23 - Band and Chorus Christmas Party. Christmas vacation hegins. ll r i l 1 I l l T time 7 . J 3 J SYNOPSIS OF SCENES. 2nd SEMESTER I ll jANUARY School resumes. Thorp at Colfax. Tony at Thorp. Abbotsford at Thorp. Thorp at Cwenfwithee. Band Booster's Dance. Thorp at Cadott. Stratford at Thorp. Thorp at Neillsville. Freshmen Return Party. Greenwood at Thorp. FEBRUARY Thorp at Tony. Girls' Prom. Thorp at Altoona. jay Sheldon's Lyceum. Stanley at Thorp. Play given by Speech Class for Valentines Day. Freshmen give their declamations Cloverbelt Playfoffs. Thorp Band gives concert at Stanley. h MARCH Band Concert. Last order of pictures sent to Greene Engraving Company. Stanley Band presented a concert. Forensic participants went to Owen. Solo and Ensemble contest at Eau Claire. Forensic hnals at Eau Claire. 28 --Easter vacation started a day early because of snow storm. APRIL 2 -- Classes start again after Easter vacation. 3 - Lettermen's Club sponsor pan' cake supper. 'S - - Lions Club Athletic Banquet. ff Poultry judging at Madison. -ff Maurice and Gary lyceum. 12 13 l4ACurtis Drive High Salesmen go to the Ice Follies at Minneapolis. 17 --- River Falls Choir featured here. 18 - Band and Chorus Spring Concert. 19 -Junior Class Play - Baseball game, Thorp at Cadott. 24 A- Pre-music Festival at Owen. 27 - OwenfWithee baseball game here. 28 --junior Prom, ln ApplefBlossom Time. MAY l e Senior Class goes to Northern Colony. Cadott game here. f- Music Tournament at Eau Claire. 5 7 - Baseball game at Gilman. 8 --- Rural Day. Stanley here. 125 Eugene Wilhelm goes to State. 13 - Gilman here. 15 - Thorp at OwenfWithee. 20 - Male Chorus Concert. Zl -- Class night. 23 - Graduation - Oh Happy Day! 25' - - Last day of school. We made it! rl! i I J U ll 4 Jost euallain 00,114 1-X EDUCATION DIRECTORS SCRIPT GIRL PRODUCER ADVISORY LETTER FROM THE PRODUCER Father Time has marked off another year in the progress of our high school. As the present school year draws to a close the members of the Senior Class, who have played the leading roles in the important events of the year, are moving toward the exits. This has been an unusually productive year in the annals of our school. The members of the Class of 1956 can well be proud of their achievements and successes. Records and events will live long in the memory of the active participants. The 1956 Seniorian is soon complete and its pages are replete with pictures and prose. It is my hope that the record is complete and that no significant event has been overlooked. Congratulations to Mr. Korpal, the Editor-in-Chief, and members of the Staff on a job well done. Sincerely, NPlWEI.I, E. QFALLI-1 SCRIPT GIRL MRS. FLORENCE Sou Office Secfremfry DIRECTORS MR. ROY Bm-:DI-:, B.S. River Falls State College llircrtor of Baud and Chorus FLOYD HANLEY, B.S. Sz M.S. Platteville State College Stout State College Shop, Driver Education Home-ruining Advisor MRS. GERTRIJDE SWANSON, B.S. University of North Dakota English I and IV, Senior Class Advisor Vzirmlinal Ili-Lites. Forensics. Girls' Prom School Secretary .5 ah MR. DALE AMUNDSON, B.S. River Falls State College Track, Science ' Student Council Advisor MR. RAY GRIPENTROG, B.S. La Crosse State College General Science, l'itizc-uship liootlmll :md llaselmll l'oach Miss SHIRLEY BRASK, B.S. Stout State College Home Economics n Future Homemakers of America Ilomeconung Committee Advisor six V ,l 1 MR. ANTHONY Nusxu-zwlcz, B.S Delta State College, Mississippi Eau Claire State College Mathematics ,luniur Class Advisor lliamrx, lluvs' l'hvsic:xI liclllvzlti DIRECTORS MR. Rm' SWANSON, RE. Ilirev' Fullx Sfufe Follege .'x2l'iClllllll'k' Futurc l 1u'n1s-l's uf :Xl1n'rlL l Miss CLARICI-1 RONNEI, B.S. Elm Claire Slate College Histgry, l.lll1l'2ll'ilHl MR. ARTIIVR THTZNI-IR, B.S. ll'n1'1'efrxity of llflivlvlesnhl lI2xskvtlm:nll lllncll, 'l'r:u'k UH Mu. R1cuN,ucn WIHJNNINGI-zu, B.A. Sl. Jolrrfs U'r11'1.'e1'sity liullglisll ll and Ill, Sw-en-I1 Aluumr :nhl 51-uinr Vlxxss Plays Mus. LEON.-X Ml-:11Ls L11 Crosse Stale College Herkeley ll111'z'ers1'fg1, Crllifofrwzirz fv0lllHllJ1'Il U'r1i1'e'rsif?l, New 1,0'I'ln' ll..-A.A. Aulvisur, Hnusfvkr Vlnlu Advisor K-xrls' Phpzslcal EIlll'SZ!Yl0I'l and llfcalth bradc bchool Physxcal Educatxon MR. ROGER SCHAUS, B.S. St. ZVorIwrf College llni1'ersify of Wixvonsirl Sm-inl l'rvmlllL'llls, lillillJlIN't' llircrtm' Assistant I'rim'ip:nl Jos!-:rn Konml., B,E., M.B.E W'llifeu'nfe'r State College Um rerszty of Culorarlo llnnmcruizxl lluniof Class Aclvism Scnmrmn .Xmlvism 1:7355 LESEI lC3l2l XQk?H?ff3UwMQkU 6 RQ'-Nx:g:.:..z-' e Q-N of VJNS S Q'-Q ' Q K if X, o---- fl 3 - o LQ Xf 1 ' 4 No A e M 3 ' x X '-d l MOM! X Xf X SHOWING 7 'Ti 5' 'T' JN? -5 I 0-53 Se XIXY I ebay '51 f' N Motto - - In ourselves, our future lies. Colors ---- Red and Silver Flower - - White Rose SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Br:RNu'1-: BUTTI-IRFII-ILIJ, P'r-eshlevif PATRICIA MAMAYHK, Vice President Li:oRA UUIJANSKY, Sei-'y.-T1-ms. A SHOW IS BORN It was on September 1, 1952, when we, the senior class or 'tCast of Thorp High School entered as a group of 65 eager Freshmen. With Mr. Korpal as our class advisor, we elected our class officers. Jim Schauer as President, David Guell, Vice President and Josephine Hmielak, Secre- tary-Treasurer. On September 26, 1952, the Sophomores made us the ofiicial members of Thorp High School, by greet- ing us with the traditional initiation party. Homecoming was the next big event with Josephine Hmielak as our selected attendant. During this year the Booster Club chose Maxine Turenne, Ruth Smigaj, and Bernice Butterfield as Junior Cheerleaders. Diane Zaborowski and Mary Ellen Pabich were elected by the class, and represented our class in the Student Council. The following fall, we became sophisticated Sophomores. With Mr. Korpal as our advisor, we elected our officers, who were Jon Pitt, President, Joan Grucelski, Vice Presidentg and Mary Ellen Pabich, Secretary-Treasurer. Jackie Hedler was chosen a Junior Cheerleader and Ann Hedler was chosen to replace Bernice Butterfield. For the Homecoming attendant, our class chose James Biser. We also won second place on our float Sailing to Victory. This year Diane Zaborowski and James Biser represented our class in the Student Council. We were also very happy to have Bernice Butterfield as high salesman for the Curtis Drive, she received the beautiful Benrus watch. We finally reached the upper-classmen step, the Jolly Juniors. As advisors, we had Mr. Witzig and Mr. Nuskiewicz to help us along with our many problems. Shortly after school started, we elected our class officers again. They were: Donald Ryniec, President, l':i James Biser, Vice President, and Jo Hmielak, Secretary-Treasurer. Dave Guell was selected as the Homecoming attendant and he chose Bernice Butterfield for his date for the dance. We won first place with our fioat Time to Beat Cadottf' Darlene Gulcynski and Bernice Butterfield, Co- editors of the Junior paper, Card Clips. The paper was issued every two weeks throughout the year. On April 19, 1955, the Juniors presented their class play entitled, The Connecticut Yankee in King Arthui-'s Court, under the capable direction of Mr. Wenninger. The Junior Prom was held April 30, 1955. The theme was April in Paris and the reigning king and queen were Donald Ryniec and Mary Ellen Pabich. This fall, we returned as the Senior Cast. The elected class officers were: Bernice Butterfield, Presi- dentg Patricia Mamayek, Vice President, and Leora Dudansky, Secretary-Treasurer5 with Mrs. Swanson as advisor. Leora Dudansky, Bernice Butterfield and Jon Pitt represented our class in the Student Council. Mitch Biser, our football captain, chose Maxine Turenne as our Homecoming Queen. The attendants were Bill Harycki and Marlene Burkhardt. Our float, We Wish You Luck won first place. The Senior play, The Curious Savage, was staged in November under the direction of Mr. Wenninger. The Girls' Prom was held on February 4. The gym was decorated to the theme of Melody of Love. Marlene Burkhardt was the king and Jean Grucelski was the queen. Throughout the year, The Cardinal Hi-lites was published in the Tho1'p Courier. The task, which was the longest, was organizing the Seniorian. Under the direction of Mr. Korpal and our editor, Bernice Butterfield, along with the staff, we have completed the task. gi' Twvl ve Rocrm BHNZSCIIAWEL A niet!! .Xgaiuld Nuinnlay llaskvtlsall 1. 2, 3, 43 N0 nnflay Yollcyliall .Z, 3. 43 llas- km-tlmll I3 ,I uutlr:ill 1, 3, 33 For- unsivs 33 xl'll'I'llllS Day l'rugrani 3 'l'lxo t'ir1iin'4'lia'tlt Ynikcc In .', lxu ig Artlinr's t'nnrt ll'rinlna'- tiun StatTJ 33 'l'ln' l'uriuns Sav- tI'rmluvtinn Statll 43 Varil agm- I tllps Siillxl.iQlxll3'flllll'Ilillt'S1,1 'l'l1 MIl'IIlXl'1I, Houiim ILL 3-111f1.-Q cy gan-nl. aml still tht' wnn- nlvr gn-w, that uni- lu-:nl vnulnl Carry all llc' linuw, N imnilay llaskctliall 33 Noun' ilay Ynllcyliall 43 llaskcthall, Mini 1 I llntliill Mtnlg K :gt-'.3' fa, :at-r., 43 I UI'l'llSll'S 343 'l'lic t'unnct'ti- rut Yankee- in King Artliur's l'unrt tl'astl 33 'I'liv i'nriuns Savag:- Ctlistl 43 t'ar1linal lli' litts Ntitf fn L litm 4 K' rtl .. -i , a l'lips Staff 33 llnnstm-1' l'lulr 2, 43 llliscil l'lnn'us l, 2, 3, 43 llanil 1, ' l 4 itlnml illlllKNl!ll 9111 llrY'Iil!l htatt 43 l.t'llt'l'lllt'll sl lnl14. l10Rl'1'l l'A BURZYNSKI A right smart gal, nmrkuil lb!'lV1lll' prupcl'ty. lln- lmim'x'tu't1t Xalllwc In liing 'Al'lllllI S t'nui't tl'ruil-nv- tml i Stall! 4: l'.ll.A. l, 4, Svc- i'm't:ii'y .33 llnustur Vlulm l3 Mixt-il t'lli urns .2. ll0NALIl IMIIM Pete XYln-n on tln- farm, ilu as the fzirini-rs ilu. VYIM-n in town, ilu is ynn please. Nmnnlay Yullcylmall 3, 43 FF. K l, 3. 43 Prop illlllglllg thiitest if lllr lvl-I'i'upt'lloil llvvil Riilcs '.l'l1i1'tcun Jixmizs Blsi-:xc .Wl1t1'l1 A Star on tlic Fuutlvall Fit-lil anil llc Slxinus at Night. Nounnlay liaskvtlrall 1. 2, 3, 43 Nmlnilay Yullcylxall 1, 2, 3, 43 Baskvtlrall l, 2, Manager 33 Basr- luall 1, Z, 3, 43 lfuotliall 1, 2, 3, tli-l'aptain 43 l ui'cnsic's 2, 33 Yen-runs Day Program 33 The tknim-ctirnt Yankcv in King Artliur's t'uni't lfastl 33 'I'lw l'nriuus Savage tfastl 43 ,lun- ior l'run1 t'nuin1ittw,- 33 farul t'lips Stat? 33 llrmstcr t'luln 3. Sccretziry-Trvasurcr 43 Student t'ouncil .23 Mixvil t'horns 3, 33 llmnocoining l'01lllllllf1'!' 4, King 43 Vlass Vim--l'i'esi4lL'iit 33 Sen- inrian Stall' 43 Track 3, 43 l.ctt4:r- nwn's t'luli 4, Pri-siilt-nt 4. MAR1.i:Ni: BURKIIARDT Bu'rlfe l'm snllcring frnin 'hig'll- lllllfilll pi'4'ssili'v. Girls' Prom l'uii1inittt-1' 43 CAI- tenilantl 3, tliingl 43 ti.A.A. 33 Vnrtis llrivi- t'apt:1in 1, .23 lill, A, 1. 2, 3, 43 liuustcr l'lul1 1, 2, 3, 43 Library fluli 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 lluinvcomillg t'oinmittcc J, 4, tAtt4-nilantl 43 Ilaml fculnr guarill 2, 3. BERNICE B1i'r'ri-:RFU-:LD B67'7ll'l'Y' Smile-s at many just for fun, lint wt- :ill know tln-ri-'s only imma Noomlay llaskctlrall 1, 2, 3, 43 Nounilay Yulloylsall 2, 3, 43 l'liA'cr- lvailing tl! tn-amj l, .23 Form-ixsivs 43 fiirls' Prom tlumnittvc 43 'l'ho lkniin-ctiriit Yzmkvi- in King Arthur's f'nni't fllistl 33 The t'nrinns Savage lfastj 43 ti.A, A, 3: junior l'mm tlnnmittcv 33 Kurtis Drive tl'apt:iinl 3, lSvL'i'c- tary? 43 l .ll.A, 1, 2, 33 l'ar4l Vlips Stall 3, t'u-cilitur3 Rooster t'lnlv 1, Z, 3, 4. l'rn-siilciit 33 Stn' :le-nt Founvil 3, 4, Yicv-l'rcsiilcnt 33 l.il1raryi'lnlr.Z, 33 Mixt-1ll'llor- iis I, Z, 3, Sn-crc-tary-Treasurer' 33 llmnocmuing K'mnn1itt0c 3, At- tcnilant 33 Banil 1, J, 3, 43 Class Prvsivlvnt 43 Svniorian Staff 43 llailgvr liirls' Statn- llcprvscllta- tivt' 33 Anytliing Kim-s 33 lJ.A.R. Rcpivsclltzltive 4, PAULINH Di-:PA A quiet girl, at least, in sclmol, Slit-'s trim-nnlly, vlmrniing, pretty ton, Numnlay liziskvtlmll 33 The Furious Savagv: Cl'rorluCtion Statfl 43 ti,A,A. 33 F.ll.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Trcasurvr 33 llonstcr Vlnls 1, 1. 1,1-:mu lbrlmxsxx' l1'Ilf1'll '-'Sha' pl'nx'n-N lllill Wlltll :ull is mul :xml Qlullr. just ln-mg lmppy xx an lu! uf lun. Nmnulily lluelivtlmsull .l, 4: N-lun' vl.ly Yullc-ylnzlll .l, 4, Vzuptznixu .lg lilrls' l'runl .Xiu-mlum 4: 'ulllll' lunm-rtirul Yzmkvm- in King .Xrtl1ur's l'uurt V fl'rl...lm'timl Stull? .lg 'vlllll' Vurmus Sznvngm- 1l'rmlur1i1m Stznlll 4: li..X..X. 3, I . . . . . 4, lfmll N'm'L-t:ul'y 4: lm-ll l lips Stull' .lg llnmsls-r l'luln l, .Z. .l, 4: Sluwlvm 1'uunril4, Yin-r l'rq-sinlvm 4: l.ilwr:u'y lllulx 4, l'l'csi:la-In 4: Vlnw S1'4'l:l'lJIl'j' 4: Sm-l1im'inl1St:ullA 4: .lnytlung than-s 3: 'fwnstmxns lwirp nlttvllwlzxvll 4. .MAN GRI'l'l'II.SKl Jo Jo 'l'l1m-rv :ure ntlwr nu-n in flu- wurlsl lwsiulvs llluw in svllmulf' l m'c-llsivw l, 2: Girls' l'rum fjllt'l'!l lvuxxynittvc 4: 'l'll1' tmnn-rtlrnll Yznnkcm- in King Ar' lhur's four! 1l'rmlm'lim1 Stull! l .lg 'l'l1m- llurlnus S:u':ngv Cl ru- lllwlnm Stuff! 4: filflllllill llll Liu-s Stull' 4: l .ll..'X. l, 2. .l, 4. .-Kr! lDiv'vrtm' .lg llunslvv' fllllll l, P ..: Mixl-aIl'l1m'11sl,.1,.l, 4: llmnrr running lYimlm5- Vmnxmniltm- 41 Flaw Yin-4'fl'rvs1cl4-Ill 2. I1,xm,1-:NH Gl'I.l'YNSKl lm'rl Sl11 s :m uprigllt, fl'-u'm'iy1lH, ull riglll gill. Nmmllzey llzukctlmll .l, 43 Xuml- :Iggy Yulle-ylmll .l, 4: l:m'1'llsll's .l: Yvtx-l':u1s lluy l'rugr:nn .lg 'l'lu- 1'unm-vtirul YZllll'il'l' in King A11 tl1ur'sl'uurt fl'r-nlm'tiun Stuff! .lg '.l'lln- Vnrimls S:u':lp1m ' fl'l'n vlurtmn Null? 4: 4-.A..'K. 3, 43 ini ': .asm-r' ,....,: Lnlnzup llulu 4: xllXl'Ill lmrlw 4: Sq-ninrlznn Stull' 4: Flllllllllllflllll. lull..-X. l: K:u'4l llllvs Mull' .l, lltuv llvvt llulm1'l4 lVILl.I.-KM HARYFKI Wild Hill l71mtlr:xll mul lmslxvtlxslll :xrv mt tln- only plum-s wlxurm- pnssvs run lu- maulv, Nlmnrlny llzuskm-tlmll I, .Ig llzls- lu-tlmll l. J, .l, 4: llzun-l1:1ll .l, 42 lfwutlrzlll J. 3. 4. i'u-llxptslill 4: 'l'lu-1'1nnu-vtirntYnnkn-vin King .'Xrllll1r's K4uurt fills!! .lg 'l'lu' Vurimxs Sznvxlguu 4l'::sH 4: ,lun- mr l'rmn l'mnn1iHn-c 3: llnmc- vmuilu: 1lHcllxl:ln! 4: Ilqfllfli .l, 4: l,1'Hrrlm-nl l'lul: 4. Rrm GHSTUMSKI U , ml 1-fum-ntu ut Xmmkrc in King .Xf- u1 s 4'rulrl Il'rmllu-liun Stull! .lg 'l'l1n- l'uriuus S:u':ngv KI'r.. fluvtimn Stznlll 4: 1':u'llin:ul Ili' l.ih-5 Stull 4: l .ll..X. I. .l, 4. SL-rn-t:1xy .lg llmulvr Vlulu I: l.i lvrslry llulv l. X Ill I lin iw' llll was l 1 s IX 1 vm l, 2: l-mnlulll l, J, .l, 4: l'm'1'll, slrs .lg Yi-tvltulls llzly Prugrzlln .lg 'l'lu- Vumm-vtirul Yxmlwm' in King .Xrllmr's t'nurl ffnstl .li 'l'lu- Puri-mf S:n'ugm ' Hhs!! 4: Stuwlvnt lknmril X: llmm-running . L' 1 .2 :sf ' 'Y 'n'.' - 3 'u : S: 7: 'l'r:u'k T.. :, . .1 I 1',xl'I, H.xm'a'Kl Shui lllm-y'ru :nl x':lSl':lll1l in :nm l. Nnmulny llxukcllmll l: Num:- flnx X1-llcvlmll l: llslslcrllxxlll l :lgr l ull1'tm'm-ll llulu 4: Mlm-4l l lnnux l, 4, J,u'QI'P:l.lNr1 H1-ml.:-:R .l1!I'1x'It'H If lm musy ilu-5' fall lllt In tlw n1l'is'r: if l'm quid ilu-5 mln- mv U'l!l1M'I lllll'l' Ymxulwl' llwkv ' Xnmnlny Yulluylxull l. .1,.l: lfm' vnsivs J, .lg Yu-turuvls Day l'x-ur p,r:u11.l: 'l'l1vl'ul1l1cL'liu1ltYnnlcrn In King Artlmr'w 1Nmrt Hhs - Vuriulls Szuvanpzn- ll'ru- Ive' lzxptzull 4: I-.ll.A, l. 1, 4 Nlixwl Vlmrus 1, J, .l, 4: llnnwl l l l 4 .Xnyllming Kim-s l. ln mx nlrslx, mx lnmlw flu llr: vc' -a . -zu .., ., . 4l1u'tim1 Stuff? 42 lQ.:X..'X. 3. Vmfzlinnl lli-Al.its's Staff 4: llllfllh I .3 msn-1' Vlull 1 J, .l. 4: I.ll1r:ury llulu l, 21 M,nnuN HHNKI-2 Holla-st, silnplv, anil swc-rt: .X gal that rvally m'an't lu- In-at. 'l'l1v funm-s'!is'nl Yanlccc in King JXTIIIIIFIS funn ll'ru1lns'- IIUII SILAITJ .Ig 'I'llc fnriuns Sav- agn ' Cfastl 4g l ,lI.A. 1, .!, 43 llnustcr flnlm 1, J, 3, 4: Mixwl fhurns I, 3, 3, 43 Ilanil I, 2. 3, 4. .lusnl'HxNl': HMIIGLAK ullnv Fur a jully girl, sll1 s ilu' uno, lull nl pop anil luts uf fun. Xuunilay Ilaskctlnall I, 2, 3. 4, faptain 4: Nuunilay Yullcylmall l, J, 3, -I: lfurvnsivs 1, 3, .Kg TIM- funm-vticnt Yankvm- in King Ar- tIun s funn Il'rualnrtiun Stall? .Ig Tho fnriuus Savagru 1I'ru- ilnvtiun SlalIJ 45 li.A.A. 3, 4, Sn-vrm-tary 43 farwlinal lli-l.i!cs Stall' 43 ,luniur l'rum fununittvm- .43 fnrtis llrivv faptain l, 3, 3, S1-crm-t:n'y 43 l .ll,A, l, 1: fanl flips Stall 35 lluustcr flnlr I, J, 3, 41 Mix:-al fliurns I. 3, 3, 4, Sccrvtzlry 43 lluinuvuining .Xt- lvndant 1: ,lnniur l'run1 Qilc-cn lg flass Sm-vri-tal'y-'l'rn-asilrx-r 1, ,ig Twishnas Twirp Atn-mlant 4. Lol' ANN KAMINSK1 LuLu It's not flu- ll1llll'1'S I likc, ifs tln- nm-uplv I rnn intu, Nuunilay llaskctlrall I3 Nunn- wlay Yullvyluall lg lfurvnsirs J. ig 'l'l1c funncvtirnt Yankcv in King Artlinr's funrt ll'rumIncA tiun SlalTI .ig farmlinal IIi'l.iM's Stalf, fufwlitur -Ig l .ll.A. 1, Z, 3, 4, x'Il'C-I'I'l'SI1lt'Hl .ig farwl flips .Ig Iluustcr flulw I, 2. 3. -lg l.ilxrar3 flulm 3, .lg Mixml fhurns J, 3, -43 S1-niurian Stall'-I: Anytliingiiuus I, 3. Jnnn Kmcx Jolnr1c ' Ill ratln-r sin-ml my tiniv I-lavn'lu-rc than in srI1oul. Nuunmlay lIaslu'tlmll I, .Z, 3, -43 Nuumlay Yullrylrall 1, J, 5, 4, lfuutlrall J, .lg 'I'hc funm-rtivnt Yankcc in King .'xl'lllllY S funrt ll'l'mln1'tiun StaITJ 3: 'l'l1c VIII'- iuns S:n':ign ' Cl'ruuliu'1iun Stall? -lg l'.l ..X. I. 2, 4, S1-rn-tsiry 4. ul. ff' I L'k'Il FRA N K H ILGICHT Ju sp07 ' An lllll4N'l'llI farm-, hut you in-vm' ran toll. Nuunslay llaslu-lluall I, .25 Nunn- ilay Yulh-ylrall .Zg Thu furious Savagv Cl'ru:lnr!iun S!aIII 4: l .I ..X. I, J, 4. Rmrm HOFFMAN f-sw Smut say slim- stnclivs, snnn' my nut, lllll wi- knuw sh0's frwmlly anil that vunnts a lut. Nunnrlay llaskvtlrall 3, 45 Noon- xlay Yulluylvall 3, 43 ::'l'hv fon- lia.-ctirill Yankm-c in King Al'tliux 5 fonrf' II'rnrlnn'liun Stall! 35 li. .X,A. 3, 43 farilinal llifI.itn-s Stall' 43 I .Il,A, lg Iluustvr flnli I. Z, 3, 4: Lilnrary flnlv 43 Anytlling fiucs .I. Fm-:n IKI-INNEYI RADTKIG Jm'1'y Lewis Hr mluusn't have tu llc rrank' 4-fl, ll1 s svlf-stzirtvilf' Xnumiay Basketball 33 Noun' :lay Ynlluylrall 1: Furvnsics 3, 43 'l'l1e fonncvticnt Yankvc in King Arthnr's four! Cfastb 33 I'lu- fnriuns Szivagun fI'l'O1lllC- tion Staff! 43 farmlinal Ili-Likes Stali 43 ,lnninr I'rum fununittrr .ig fnrtis Drive faptain 1, 2, 3, 4: farul flips Stall' 33 Booster flnlm 2, 4: Mixcll VIIIIYUS 2, 3, 4: Hanal 1, Z, 3, 45 S1-niorian Staff 43 Anything lines 1, 3. IIOROTIIY KLIMINSKI 1Io'rt Isl shi- talking again? - - ur sl1ll?? Nuunslay Iiaskctlmll I. 3, 45 Nuunzlay Ynllm-ylrall 1, 2, 3, 43 lfurn-nsirs .Ig YL-tcrans Day I'ro- grain3, 'I'l1efunnccticnt Yankee in King JXFYIIIIFIS funrt iI'r0- dnctiun Staff! .ig The furious 5ilY2lQ'l'.' fI'x'n4Iuctiun Staff, 43 farclinal Ili-l.ih-s SMH 43 F.II. A, I, Z, 4: farcl flips Staff 35 Iiunstcr flnb 1, 2, 3, 4g Mixed fhurns I, J, .Ig Rand l. 3, 3, 4. TIIERI-ISA KQWALSKI Tlim'ese High Selmnl :lays have their vlelights, hut they ran't emnpare with my high school nights. Xofmflay llasketlxall 33 The l'uriuus Savage Kl'rmlnetion Staff? 43 ti.A..-X, .ig l .ll..'X, l, 2. 3, -lg llmvster lilulu l, L 32 MlX1'1l K lmrus l. LEON LA'rn Leu A great guy straight from the farm, he's gut lnrains as lung as his arm. l .l ..k. l, 2. 3, lfepurtex' 3, lmvln LI'ssxf:Nm:N Lueky l'xn happy-gn-lneky, laney lreeg nothing ever lmthers nie. Nnmnlay llasketlvall 1, 2, 3, -lg Numulay Ynlleylnall Z, .lg Has- ketljalql lg l'arslinal Ili-l.ites Stall -lg l',l'.:X. 2, J, 4. MARY ELLEN Pzmufll Dark llrnwn eyes are wlangerf uns tlnngs, it sgnnetnnes keeps xlenple frnni getting wings. Nnmnlay llasketlmall l, 2, 3, 4, Vaptriin -lg Ncmmlay Yulleyhall l, 3, 3, 4, Forensics 1, Z, 3, 4g llirls' l'rom Vmnmittee 4, At- lenclant .21 The K'unneetient Yankee in King Arthnr's K'ourt ffastl .lg 'l'he l'nrinns Savage least!-lg fE,A.A..l,-lg l'ar1l flips Stall ,lg llnoster liluls 1, 2, 5, 4, Stnnlent llmneil 11 Mixed Kilim'- ns l. J, .l, 45 llantl 1, 2. 3, 4. llanvl lNlanager 43 l'lass Seeretary J: Seninrian Stall' 45 Prom Queen .x, - Q x I Page Sixteen EVN 5 MILDRI-ID KURTINAITIS 'llllillief' Millie, Millie, why so quiet, are you on :t sneeehless ilu-t? Xwvtimlm' llasketlmall -lg G.A.A, 43 l ,ll,A, l, 3, 4, llistnrian 4: Nmnulay Yulleylnall 1, 45 Mixerl l'hurus 1, 3, 4. Ilosllzlwlalc L1'K,xs1r:w1ez Rosie lt's lnve that inakes the wnrlul gut 'rnnncl. Hush!! lmw fast l'm spinning. Nunntlay llasketlsall 2, .lg Nunn tlay Yulleylvall 2, .lg The fun- neetient Yankee in King Artlinr's l'uurt 1l'rnclnetion Stall? .lg The Furious Savage ll'ruilne- tion Stall' -lg G.A.A, 3, 4, F.ll.A, 1, 2, 3, 4: llnnster fllllll l, 2, 3, 45 l.iln'al'y I-lllll J, 3, 4. PATRICIA MAMAYI-:K ulpurtn l.ip:ht lmlunxle hair an4l Il fair emnplexiun, She pleases all to the peak uf lrerfeetiullf' The Furious Savage fl'ru- wluetiun Slnffl -lg fnrtis Drive liillllillll -lg l .ll.A. 1, 2, 3 4, l'resiclent .lp l'arsl flips Stall' .33 llnnster Vlulu 1, 3, 3, -lg Mixed l'hm'ns 1. Z, J, -lg Vlass Vice- Presislent 45 Seniurian Staff 4. JQN PITT All l knmv - l have guessed and all l've learnetl - l've fnr- pzvttenf' 'l'he i'onneetient Yankee ln King Arthnr's l'nnrl l1'as!l .lg The Furious Savage fl'rmlue- tion Statll -1: .lnninr Prom l'nm4 mittee 33 lluuster Fluln 4, Stu- flent l'rn1nril -lg Mixed Vhorus 43 Vlass l'resi1lent Z. Louis PLATT Loma I'ln' 1Y1ll'l1lll hetter plznre would ln-, with inure men just like he. Nmnnlny lhlslcetlrall 3, 4, Vap- taiu 3, Nnnuday Yulleyhall 3, 43 Baskethall Manager 43 lfnuthall Manager 3, 45 llasehall lg The Furious Savage ll'rnduction Staff? 4: lxardinal lli-Lites Staff 43 l .l ..'X. l, .Z.3,4p lluuster Cluh 3, 4: Mixed fhurus 3, 43 llonie- eanning 1iUll'lllllllL'L' 1, .lg Scuiur- ian Stall' 43 l.ettev'1neu's Vluh 4, JAM1-:s SCIIAUER Ji nz His hands are un the wheel. hut his eves arm-u't nn the road. Nmnulay llaskethall lg Basket- hall 1, Z, 3, 43 llzusehall 1, 3, 4: lfuutllall Manager 2, 3, The i'nnues'tiCut Yankee in King Ar' lhur's Four! tl'ruduetim1 Statll 33 The l'uriuus Savage fl'ru- lluetiun Stall! 4: Alllllltll' Prom flllllllllllfli' 3: llunster t'luh 4, l'rc'sideut 43 Mixed fhnrus 1, 2, 3, 45 llUlll!'CUll1lI1LI Onniuittee J, 3, -lg llanel 1, 2, 3, 4, l'residc'ut 4, Vlass President 15 Se-ninrian Stall' 43 Track 35 l.etteriueu's Vluh 4, Anytliing times 3. Rizx Senmnrr -'Ame lie hasn't let a woman pin anything on him sinee he was in hahy. Nnunrlay llaskethall 1, 23 Bas- kethall l, 2, 3, 4, Fnothall 3, 43 'l'hefuuueetieut Yankee in King .'Xrthur's t'onrt tl'rndueti0n Stalll 3, The Furious Savage tl'rmluetiun Statl' 43 llaud l. 2, 3. 4, Sehunl Orellestra .25 Letter- nn'n's Vluh 4, M,ucmNi-: STANIEG Late nights aren't goml fur une - hut tha-y're all right for two. Yetvra-ns Day l'rugraiu.3g The flll1llll't'llL'llf Yankee in lxing Ar- thur's t'uurt ffasfl 33 l .ll.A. l, 2. 3, 4, laid lhv:-. Natl 3, liunster t'luh 1, J, 33 Mixed l'hnrus 1, J, 3, 43 Hand 3. 43 Sl-lmnl th's'lwstl':l 4. Seventeen DONALD RYNIEC Roll1e Quiet, hut su full of fun, Rul- lie is liked hy everyunef' Nunuulay Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Nnmulay Yolleyhall 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball 2, 33 Baseball 4, Foothall 2,3, 4g 'l'he l'unncctieut Yankee in King Arthur's l'ourt tl'ro- duetion SMH! 33 The furious Savage CI'ruduction Staffl 4: lunior l'rmu fi0lllll't1tfElf 35 Prom King 33 F.l7.A. l, 2, 35 Vlass President 33 Seniorian Staff 45 Basketball Manager 4, Track 3, 43 l.etterxuen's l'luh 4. LUANNI-1 SCIIMIDT VVhen l have nothing' else to do evenings, I study. Girls' l'roml'olnn1ittee 45 The t'onnv.-etieut Yankee in King Ar- thur's Four! tI'ru4luctiou Statfl 35 The Curious Savage Kl'ro- duetiun Staffj 45 F.ll.A. 1, 2, 33 lluoster Vluh lg Lihrary i'luh 2, 4: Bnnrl 1, 2, 3, 4. RUTH Sxvnc:A.r Ruthie Frmn her hair s u n li g lit streams, in her eyes nnschlef gleamsf' Noonday liaskethall 1, 2, 3, 43 t'l1eerleadiug CB teanil 1, 2, KA teaml 3, 4: Nnnnday Vulluylnall 1, 2, 3, 45 Mardi Gras Attendant .25 Forensics 1, 2, 33 Girls' Prom Attendant 2, t'ummittee 45 Ve!- erans Day l'l'0Kl'Jll'l1 3, The t'ouucetiCut Yankee in King Ar- thur's l'ourt Kl'roduv:tion Statfl .tg The furious Savage U'as0 4: t2.A.A. 3, 4: junior Prom Committee 3, Card Clips Staff 33 Booster Vluh 1, 2. 3 4, Mixed Vhorus 1, 2. 3, 4, Hand 1, 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA SYVIONTEK Jeanze The hest way tu lengthen one's day is to steal a few hours from the night. The furious Savage il'ro- duction Staff? 41 l:.ll.A. 2, 3, 4, Reporter 33 Card Clips Stat? 3, Booster t'lul1 1, Z, 33 Mixed Vhurus 1, 23 Hand 3, 4. KICNNHTII SZYMONIAK KPN I 1-nvy no nmn wlln knows nmrc tlmn I ilu. lxut lpity tlnvsc wllu ltnuu It-ss. Kmnnlxiy Xullvplmnll 3, 4: Ilzisi-f lnill I, J. JANE VICTTERKINIJ U-1ll7Ill'H Sl1t' is :llwuys swvct :tnil vvry ni':il :in :ill :irfuunl girl fillll lw ln-nt. N.mml:i5 Ynllvylmll 4: If. ll. :X l, J. 1: lltmstvr Vlnls l, 1, .l. .lnlumrz VVNHK .Ic'rry 'Wvllcn yuu llvzlr :i In-in lulim :mil it's not tinlmricl it's lynn lu lu- 'li-rrv' Nmunlzly Xinllvylmll l, .lg ll:isc lmll- J, 3, 42 lmrutlmll Z, .lg Imr- rnsirs 4: 'l'lu- IilllHlt'L'fll'HI N :inlwr In IXIIIH Arthur s I uurt tl't'mIlts'llfm Stuff! 3: lnrilmgil lli'l.it4-s Stull 4: lim-Stn tluly 4: Nltxml llmrus 2, 3, 4: llnurl -. 3, 43 Nvlv- :intl lunst-vulmlt-s 3, 4: , 'Ill ' . :wt-tl llzmzl .., MARY ANN VVYm'z,xwsKx St-vlns :1 quit-t lass, until you sci- lu-r nn! nf i-lass. Nu-nnl:iy Yollt-ylmll 4: liirls' l'rnn1 1'un1n1ittcL' 4: 'I'Iu- Fun' lucctirut Y:1nkt'n' in King .'Xrthnr's VutlrtnfI'rmllu'!innSt:tlTl3: 'l'l1v liuriuus S:ix':ugi- Il'rutluvtim1 Stnlll -I: ILA..-X. .l. 4: l ,ll.A. I, 3, .l, 4, llisturnin 4: lluustvr C luli I, J: l.ilurnl'y Vlnlx lg Mix:-rl Vlmrus 3, 3, 4: Scuinrian Stull 4. vu l':i MAXIM: Tl'Rl'1NNE nlllflfltfn lla-r hair is tim :lurk hx inankv i gnml zingcl. Xu-nirlny lluskvtlmll l. -I, 42 t'lu-rrlczuling lll tmnnl 1, J, lA tr-:nut 3. 4: Xumnlny Yullcylmll I, Z, 5, 4, t':ipt:iin .lg fllzirili lirzis Qiwi-n .Xttvnilzint 2: liirls' l'rum 'Xtta-nilzint 3: HIIQIIL' Khiitu-rtifiit Yankvr in King .'Krthur's l'ourt tlkistl .lg 'l'lu- l'urimls Szxvzigv' Cfnstl 4: li...X,.-X. 3, 4: hlnnim' l'rmn i'muinltti-r J: I ,lI.:'X. 1, J, 4, 'l'rm-:nsnrm-r J, Rcpurtcr 4: llunstri' Vluln I, 2, 3, 4, Virc l'rt-snlvnt .lg l.ilxr:iry fluls 2, .lg Xlixcfl l'l1urus 1. 2, 3, 4. Presi- ilcnt 4: llmucrnming Queen 4: llnnfl fxlsijurvttvl l. 2, 3, 4, I'II'Gl'INl'1 Wn,m:1.M Willy A man wlxu llIllSIl0S is lu-ttcr tlmn unc wliu turns psalm-. Numnlay ullziskctlmll .l, 4: Hus- mll .21 Iuutlmll Z, 3, 4: Ihr l'uriuus S:xv:lgc Kfnstl 4: l .l . X I 7' Iloustcr filull I 2 I 4' uid-i'l1uriis l. 2, 3, 4:i Hin-nil 1: l 4: Srlmnl Urclicstrzi 1, 1, J, 3 . f tlflllll Stull' 4: I.v.'tt0i'tm'i1e flulw 4: Anything hors 3. Jxemw Won' Htlu'rslu:1fc4l,lrllt I was nwrv- ly ri-stinp1. Nurnnlnj Yollrylmll I: l .l .A. 1, 2: J, 4. DIANE ZAISUROWSKI Zilla lYl1y Stuily? I lmvc lim runny ntln-r things to dn. Nnolnlzly Ilnsl-ictlmll 1, Z. 3, 4: Nunuilny Yullcylmll 1, 2, 3, 4: Fun-iisivs 1. 4: Girls' I'rum At- toniluiit 2. IIUIIHHIIYC? 4: 'I'l!m tinmu-ctirut Yamkcc in King Ar IIHIFVS l'nurt flnstl 3: Thx furious Snvzigl- ifnstl 4: ILA .X: 3, 4: Class Ri.-prcsclltutlvc .lg :luuinr l'rum Vuinniittcc 3: lfll. .X. -I: Ilnustct' Ivlllll 1, J, 3, 4: ituiln-nt t'nuncil 1. 2, Ailvism' .ll I.il1r:lry Iillllb J, 3, Scc'rc't:l1'y 2: Xlixul Vliurus l, 2, 3, 4, Business XIIHIJIKCI' J,.lg llumrcmning funn inittm- l. 4: Sv.-ninri:m Staff 4. RENDEZVOUS OF CELEBRITIES QProphecyl Flash! This is your favorite Hollywood column- ist, Louella Parsonhopper - reporting on her recent evening at the Dairie Bar ------ Hello folks! What an exciting evening I had! So many celebrities andinteresting peo le! As I entered the Dairie Bar, soft piano music dbated out to me, rendered by the famous pianist, Bill Harycki. I noticed a large Bock of men around the hat check room and I discovered the reason was up and coming hat check girl, Maxine Turenne. I was directed to my table by the head waitress, Luanne Schmidt. Luanne as you know, is planning on opening her own restaurant soon. She will employ Jane Vetterkind and Rosemae Lukasiewicz as waitresses. I had hardly sat down when I noticed four in- teresting people seated at the table across from me: Diane Zaborowski, Bernice Butterfield, Jackie Hedler, and Marian Henke. They claimed they were on their honeymoons, but had gone by themselves as their husbands were farmers and too busy to leave home! They seemed to be having fun. Hearing rowdy voices at the entrance of the restaurant, I turned to see what on earth was going on. Upon investigation, I discovered that the place was being over-run with Navy men, pursued by two Navy nurses, whom I later discovered to be Second Lts. Darlene Gulcynski and Lou Ann Kaminski. They were passing through California enroute to see a fellow Wave, Jo Hmielak at Camp Schooschooga- moochie, in Alaska. Suddenly the house lights went out ...... the spotlights loperated by Hollywood's famed electric- ian, Roger Benzschawelj went on, revealing Kenneth Szymoniak and his mighty band, featuring as solo- ists, the jazzy Jerry Wnek, from the metropolis of Lublin, on his tuba, Rex Schmidt one of Hollywood's most sought after bachelors on his diamond studded trombone, and Eugene Wilhelm, from Pleasant View fDairy Farmj, a suburb of Thorp, on his hot cornet. Next the spotlight turned off - Now for some behind the scenes news: ...... Leora Dudansky and Virginia Swiontek have a highly honored position as private nurses to All-American, Mitch Biser, who is in the hospital with a broken leg. Ruth Smigaj and Mary Ellen Pabich are graduates of Mariane Stan- iec's Modeling School. Both of them are ke t occupied by posing for leading magazine covers Lgrgosy and Esquirej. The Act finished, I settled down to enjoy the starry atmosphere. Suddenly over the loud-speaker, Fred CKenneyJ Radtke was being paged. He got up immediately and left. Soon after, I heard of the tragic death of Roy Rogers' horse, Trigger. This accounted, of course, for Fred's uick exit, as he is Hollywood's top mortician. By the way, have you seen the fabulous new Radtke Funeral Home? It was designed by leading architect, Donald Ryniec. Don also designed the 'Pat's Beauty Shop on Hollywood and Vine. Miss Mamayek's hair styles are the rage of the country. About that time my meal came. It was really delicious. Among the marvelous kitchen staff at the Dairie Bar, is James Schauer, one of Hollywood's top chefs. All the meals are planned by dieticians, Rheta Hoffman and Millie Kurtinaitis. Upon finishing my meal, I began interviewing again. There was a party of big business tycoons and their secretaries that looked interesting. Five of the most promising secretaries were Pauline Depa, Rita Gostomski, Loretta Burzynski, Theresa Kowalski, and Mary Ann Wyczawski. I asked them how they got to the top so fast. They said, By hard work and NOT sitting on the boss's knee! There was a group of very intelligent looking men across the room. Among them was Michael Bogumill, Einstein's successor. Also I saw Leon Lato, who is working on a new theory in electricity. By the way, the new baseball team, The Pink Socks, were present too. I didn't get a chance to interview them but I talked to their agent, Louis Platt for a few minutes. Louis is also part owner of Hernando's Hide-a-Way in Las Vegas. The other part is owned by Donald Dahm, a farmer who dis- covered a uranium mine in his backyard. I recognized my old friend, Joan Grucelski, and took a few moments to compliment her on her new book that everyone is talking about. Joan is also a reporter for the Hollywood Tattler. Seeing what looked like a stag party ...... I crashed it. They were a group of stand-ins for lead- ing Hollywood actors. There was stunt driver, Paul Harycki and Jerry Wojt, who is Gene Autry's stand- in the rides the horses, as it is too dangerous for Autryj. Also there was John Klick, fresh out of the navy, who does a lot of stock car scenes. With them was an old friend, Frank Hilgert, a coach. I-Ie told me he taught girls Phy. Ed ....... Also with them was David Lussenden. If you have noticed the new ultra-modern cars many of the stars are driving, and wondered about them, well, they are Dave's brand of customized cars. Have you ever heard of Clark Gable's stand-in, David Guell? He does the love scenes. I can't figure out why Dave was with a stag party, though. I asked Jon Pitt, who had been body guard for Lana Turner, by whom he was employed now, and he nonchalantly told me, Marilyn Monroe! ...... Cigarette girls, Marlene Burkhardt and Dorothy Kliminski stopped by to sell cigarettes, so I took that as my cue to leave ....... I guess that covers just about everyone. So that's it, folks. This is Louella Parsonhopper, saying so long and thanks for listening! l':l ge NIIICICCII TO THE UNDERSTUDIES fClass Willj We, the graduating class of 1956 and the Cast in the theatrical theme, do hereby bequeath the following of our prized possessions to The Under- studies in this, our last will and testament. To the Juniors or Coming Attractions we will the 'Spotlight' for the following year when they be- come the Cast. To the Sophomores or Bit Players we will the leading parts in all activities. To the Freshmen or Walk-ons we will all our make-up and costumes for a very attractive initia- tion, which they will sponsor. I, Roger Benzschawel, will my night life to Richie Przybylski. I, James Biser, will my crew cut to Dale Hokkanen. , I, Michael Bogumill, will my scientific brain 'to Tom Kuester. ' I, Marlene Burkhardt, will my tooth aches to the dentist. I, Loretta Burzynski, will my Homemaking award to Yvonne Krupa. I, Bernice Butterfield, will all my spare time to Ann Hedler. I, Donald Dahm, will my interest for school to Joseph Przewoznik. I, Pauline Depa, will my ability to stay out of mischief to Margie Danielewicz. I, Leora Dudansky, will my math classes to Mr. Nuskiewicz. I, Rita Gostomski, will my roller skates to Laverne Ogurek. I, Joan Grucelski will my Number, Please line back to the Telephone Co. David Guell says he isn't going to die, so you're just out of luck. I, Darlene Gulcynski, will my good marks to my brother, Donald. I, Paul Harycki, will all of my girl friends to Bruce Soli. I, Bill Harycki, will my ball playing ability to Nels Christensen. I, Jackie Hedler, will my letter writing ability to Elaine Fortek. I, Marian Henke, will my letters from Florida to ------ nobody. I, Frank Hilgert, will my height to my sister, Margaret. I, Jo Hmielak, will my nickname to anyone that wants it. I, Rheta Hoffman, will my share of milk to any- one that likes it. I, Lou Ann Kaminski, will my ability to have fun at dances to Joan Przybylski. I, Fred fKenneyJ Radtke, will all my troubles to someone who doesn't have any of his own. I, John Klick, will my ability to sew to next year's Boys' Homemaking Class. I, Dorothy Kliminski, will my ability to get a lot said in a short time, to Geraldine Dudansky. I, Theresa Kowalski, will my night life to any- one that can take it. I, Mildred Kurtinaitis, will my dark complexion to Gretchen Parks. I, Leon Lato, will my ability in mathematics to Susie Rusch. I, Rosemae Lukasiewicz, will my glasses to Gretchen Ebben when she breaks hers. I, David Lussenden, will my car to anyone that can afford to keep it going. I, Patricia Mamayek, will my personality to Edward Godden. I, Mary Ellen Pabich, will my ping pong table to Donald Papierniak. I, Jon Pitt, will 'my sense of humor to Miss Ronnei. N I, Louis Platt, will my money to anyone who can find any. I, Donald Ryniec, will my camera to next year's photographer. I, James Schauer, will my driving ability to Mr. Hanley. I, Luanne Schmidt, will my job to anyone that wants it. I, Rex Schmidt, will my ability for making free- throws to Donald Soderberg. I, Ruth Smigaj, will my cheerleading position to Frank Andruskiewicz. I, Mariane Staniec, will my ugab sessions to Delores Szczech. I, Virginia Swiontek, will my french horn to anyone who wants it. I, Kenneth Szymoniak, will my tallness to Germaine Badzinski. I, Maxine Turenne, will my white formal to whoever has a 20 waist. I, Jane Vetterkind, will my seat in the bus to Betty Kowieski. I, Eugene Wilhelm, will my joke about Mr. Fer- ris, the big wheel at Coney Island, back to the man who thought it up. I, Jerome Wnek, will my ability to play FF floudl notes to the flute section. I, Jerry Wojt, will my love for jazz music to Ralph Sherberg. I, Mary Ann Wyczawski, will my Diary to the 1957 Seniorian Staff. I, Diane Zaborowski, will my ability to let my studies come last, to Ione Simet. We do hereby appoint the faculty the executors of this, our' last will and testament. Page Twenty Q'- flw. X , Q, f -pw - ' ' 'X A1 N 4 T .a , ...J , NL 'U A l Q 6 f an .Ax ' I cf. 'P . 4- + N .. -. f T' R war .- 8 Af- 'li ' Y -' eg ,ir 0 L . vi .my-, -r . M-P L W: Q, X X' 'xv' 'A K 1 M ag was . - 1 ' mi- 59' u -I . A I ' All 45. , A 31 ,gr -5:31 Q ff A l , is 'f v S' '28 'hy pw I Q' f ' , fl khe...,' ., ............. , A Ad- 352, 4 . ,lt ga- in ke X Q' X ' ' :.-1 B if J W'-' My .QA 1 sa. 5. ,mv p , A , , g W V .1 v 59. 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Ulu, llznppy rl.nyl , , . l5. liugvm- XX' Sun-vt nml gvvltlr .,., -Hr. ,lm-rrx' XX'njl lluplq llirtlulznyf . . 47. -lvrrg XX'm-lx ullillll llmuslvf' . . . 45. Xlzuy .Xml XX', Xlr- .mul mx nlullx .,., -I . lllznm- Z. 'llllvrn-1 ln-rn Ja L'l1:u1gr in mall l'ugv 'l'wv.-nt5-Um' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS DANIEL 'WINGER Roigam' HMDII-:LAK ANN HEDLER President Vzce Preszrlent Secrefrlfry-Treasurer COMING ATTRACTIONS We now place ourselves as Coming Attractions in Thorp High. With the assistance of our advisors, Mr. Korpal and Mr. Nuskiewicz, we selected the following as our class officers: Daniel Winger, President, Robert Hmielak, Vice President, and Ann Hedler, Secretary-Treasurer. For Homecoming, Robert Hrnielak was chosen attendant. He chose Jane Conway as his partner. The Juniors placed the following boys for football and basketball: Arthur Alger, Frank Andruszkiewicz, Leo Baldeschwiler, Keith Glasshof, Robert Hmielak, Dale Hok- kanen, John Klouda, Roger Podhola, Gordon Schmidt, Donald Soderberg, Daniel Winger. The Juniors kept the school well informed of the happenings, by publishing their paper, Redbird Ramblings. With the fine direction of Mr. Wenninger, we staged our class play April 19, 1956, entitled Meet Me in St. Louis. The gymnasium was beautifully decorated for the Junior Prom which was held April 28, 1956. The theme for the prom was In Apple-Blossom Time. Dan Winger and Jean Mattes reigned as the royal couple. In the Student Council, we selected John Klouda and Yvonne Krupa to represent our class. We close our Junior year and are looking forward to our lordly Senior year. l':igr 'l'wn-ul, tx :JJ M. x 1 . I' . L ,fs-fi? . dh- wk vw -. ,x FQ .4 1.5- ea -use Mmm- -aussi Hier Ng! . Q, x 'QI , Ji, 3 ,F A K ik mf X - - i 5 V' gn I A I -XM ,agus A 1 In J W .of ' A 5 Q, 'M fr i.: SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS MERLIN .NEVALA SUSAN. BALDESCHWILER CAROL MICKE Preszdent Vzre Presulent Secretary-Treasiwer BIT PLAYERS As we look upon our second year students, we find our Sophomore class or Bit Players. Shortly after school started, we elected our class officers. Merlin Nevala, Presi- dentg Susan Baldeschwiler, Vice President, and Carol Micke, Secretary-Treasurer. We couldn't Wait to get revenge on the little green freshies with the initiation. We were later returned with a fine party. On the football and basketball teams the Bit Players placed the following on the squad: Gerald Boardman, Harold Hallanger, Louis Kaminski, Frank Kotecki, Merlin Nevala, Bob Olejniczak, Philip Turenne, and Vernon York. When Homecoming arrived, we selected Merlin Nevala as attendant and he chose his partner, Bonnie Stewart as the girl attendant. We chose Bernice Balicki and Gerald Boardman as representatives from our class in the Student Council. As we go on, we hope to find ourselves in the upper classmen group next fall. Page Twenty-four u 1,1 1-all .A i . ,V M K W 5 .wk .ya , . i ,, i K 0. Q 1 , , . ,C i I . x . Qu, ' 'FA ' , w., 2 ' f f f x, -- . Wir-Z 1 5 ,A . -N , o .11-. ws 5 1 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS SAM DAINES M1cnAEL JORGENSEN JUDY BOGUMILL President Vzce President Secretary-Treasiwer WALK-ONS The first day of school, we were known as the daring little freshmen. We were soon classified as Walk-ons. With Miss Brask, our advisor, we elected our class officers: Sam Daines, Presi- dent, Michael Jorgensen, Vice Presidentg and Judy Bogumill, Secretary-Treasurer. In the Student Council, the walk-ons selected James Lukasiewicz and Rosemary Badzinski as representatives of their class. After a couple of weeks, we were soon adjusted to the school program. We all survived the initiation and we feel loyal to Thorp High. Homecoming was new and exciting for the Freshmen as they decorated their fioat and window. The class selected Jerry Szymanski as attendant and he chose Jane Norysewicz as attendant from the Freshmen girls. Several Freshmen boys were placed on the football squad: Reinold Benzschawel, Ronald Benzschawel, Larry Frese, Lawrence Grabowski, George Kliminski, James Lukasiewicz, Gerald Michno, Larry Moskiewicz, Lawrence Maslowski, Robert Przybyl- ski, Gerald Szymanski, Robert Wnek. The following boys were out for basketball: Reinold Benzschawel, Ronald Benzschawel, Victor Gostomski, Lawrence Grabowski, Mike Jorgensen, Jerry Kudingo, Jerry Szymanski, LeRoy Burzinski, George Kliminski, Lawrence Maslowski, Sam Daines, Jerry Micke. After six weeks of memorizing, the Freshman declamations were presented to the school. After judging the eight best declamations of the class, Sam Daines won first place and had his name engraved on the Freshman Declamation Cup. The Walk-ons took an active part in all the school's activities and extra- curricular activities. Page Twenty-six W? 11?- -'P 15,6 fy P- 119. N'u. aw QQ. XM' A 1' X, . .N - v ..- .QTL- . ,, ,. ...L M - Eugene Wilhelm not blowing his horn, CAN YOU IMAGINE? Rex Schmidt giving away his ring, Mary Ann Wyczawski looking haggared and worn, Kenneth Szymoniak being a chemistg Theresa Kowalski being a dentist, Jackie Hedler not chewing gum, Dave Guell turning out dumb, Pauline Depa seven feet tally Roger Benzschawel not roaming in the Rheta Hoffman washing milk pailsg Jane Vetterkind chewing her nails, Bill Harycki without a wise crackg Donald Dahm with a beard of black, James Biser not being called Mitch g Mariane Staniec not going in the ditch, Mike Bogumill refusing to eatg Marian Henke not being neat, Maxine Turenne without her ponytail, Leora Dudansky sickly and pale, ha Millie Kurtinaitis with her hair tinted redg Rita Gostomski going early to bed, Rosemae Lukasiewicz not going' with Johng Leon Lato with his name changed to Don, Darlene Gulcynski getting an Eng John Klick busy as a bee, Mary Ellen Pabich without curly hairy Luanne Schmidt dancing with a bear, Loretta Burzynski being a copg Louis Platt using a mop, Frank Hilgert four feet tally Jim Schauer not playing ball, Virginia Swiontek without a dateg Jerry Wnek for band being late, Ruth Smigaj going on a dietg Pat Mamayek not being quiet, Donald Ryniec weighing a tong Bernice Butterfield getting to bed before one Paul Harycki with plucked eyebrows, Jon Pitt pushing farm plows. Diane Zaborowski not going steadyg David Lussenden for school being ready, Joan Grucelski ugly and fatg Jerry Wojt being a hep cat, Jo Hmielak with a 40 inch waistg Marlene Burkhardt without her good taste, Lou Ann Kaminski not at a dance, Dorothy Kliminski not in a trance. Every Senior an exalted saint, But these pictures no artist could paint. Fred fKenneyJ Radtke not asking a foolish thingy Page Twenty-eight lA.M.D 865641698 milling: XI:iri:inr Stunii-r, Nlivlmc-l lloguinill. l':irol Musik, Slizirun lirnpa, Yvonne lirupzi, Alcrry -lurgcnscn, Xlr. llri-llc. li-iltvr limi: lflziinc I-'m'tcl4, Alilnly tilsisslmf, Maury lfllcn Pziliivli, Rnlpli Fllerlim-rg, .Xnn llcillcr, Qlcziliim- llzillns, .lame l'mm:iy, Kitty Kclincy, lug 1 .4 s.:. l in lqui I. Xl ixlm Illia im cond Row: lii1lll5ll1ip.!grl. Nlzuriun llvnlti-, jzivkir llrdlcr, llzirlcm' l.izizuk, iil't'lL'lll'll lililwn, ficrinziine lizulzinski, ll4n1iiic5tcw:irl, Virginia Swmn Ilaincl llulla-r, Rust-ii1:ii'y limlvinslci, lfrwl Rarltlw, iii-rnlilinc llurzinslti, llolorus Sm-zrcli, Alcan linclzinski. .lIlIlll'L' ,lzirqui-s, Keith liliss lfulwrl l'rv5lnylslti, .luims Silmuii. lliiril Rmr: Ili-rntliy liliniinslti, R-iso 'l'niii1mwi:ilx, Lois liorowirk, lic-rnice liuttcrliclcl. l.ol:i Biddle, l'zitrici:i Ycrkuilcn, Nlzwli-nc Ulu-rlv, Stn l'l'Lylrylslti..li11l5 lingiiniill, liilnzirml liiulflvn. l.u:innc Sk'l1l11l4ll.All'l'0l'l1L' Wick, lizirol Micke, Vzithy Voiiwziy, Rziynionul Price, Arthur Nlgir l',llL:i-iw lYilli1-lm, llzirulil ll:ill:ingn-r, tirrzilml Ulsun, l.:il'i'5 llzllirlnr, Rogsr l'mlliul:i, Rex Scliniimll. llrumlil So4lcl'lu'rg, -liilln lilnurlzi. Dru III Nujm' ll.tI.l'll Sill-zmsiziu: BAND No theatrical production is complete without a musical staff to back it up. This task was well accomplished by the Thorp High School Band under the direction of Roy H. Brede. The Band worked feverishly to produce four concerts: a fall, Christmas, winter, and spring concert. The group also played for pep meetings and ball games. On March 23, a large number of members participated in the Solo and Ensemble contest at Eau Claire. Other activities participated in were the Clover- belt Pre-Music Festival on April 24, at Owen and the District Music Festival at Eau Claire. The Band also exchanged concerts with the Stanley High School Band. Through the help of the Band Boosters, a French Horn and a Bassoon were purchased. Fifteen Seniors are leaving the band this year. The following are the band ofiicers for this year: President - Jim Schauerg Vice President - John Kloudag Business Mana-ger - Mary Ellen Pabichg Libra1'ian - Ralph Sherbergg Stage Managers - Ray Price and Yvonne Krupa. l':igc Tliirty 259' ..- ff 2 1 vu' N. k,., x, .' -Q5 XG: FQ- 'F : W y . 12' 3,2 QQ' ,X , 55 H Q ..,. K ' w K 'M' 3 '?f 'F 5 . ff1'vsw, 1 ,vw WY W xg tx, X rf, , qc X Q .1 3.1, X , Q ws 1' NOW' ,Cf . Xi' if 12: , WU' ax- Q - 1 'qf A' 'fm ' 2 ' 4 1 ' '- -2 ' M in A -5 5 ,QV , rx Vp :. x l ' .N - ' X K ' 'ff R . . W fd K N 3 W ,,A,-,b. D' ? 3 .-dv QIIX AQ. 1, I 5 'A I lik v I s 1 as , .3 wif . Ks 1 I F6 1' v 16. , 355' gi . mf' fa FL 9- , wfi Q. V,,,- YN XF 3--' 55.3 ,Q ,Q ' :M Ax 3- 'F hi 2 .A'. 5 - iii - if T' , 5,13 . .2 - 6 , Vi- E SOPRANO Nl:iri:in llvnkv .loam Grnvclski Susan llzulilvscllwilcr Milliv Kurlinnitis Ruth lQlll'fil1IllIlS Marian Stmlivc liluinv lfnrtvk llunnio Stcw:n't .Xlirv liivvujlm Nlnrlrm' linrklnxrcll l':lt Mznnuyck ,lvzin llzulzinski Maxim- 'l'nrcnnu DRUM MAJOR AND MAIORETTES Sfnml1'ng: ELAINE FORTIQK, RALPH SHERBERG, KITTY Ki:NNm'. I1'nwI1'ng: Ros!-:MARY BADZINSKI, MAXINI-: TU1mNNi-1. MIXED CHORUS PERSONNEL ,larkiv llm-ellvr liurlvm- liulcyilski lizwcn lzyrlurclc llurnicu llzilicki ,lu llmiuluk ,lurly Stn-wart l.nis llnruwivk ALTO Kitty lic-niwy .lC'lIll llzillrzis A Ruth Smiguj flcrnminv llzulzinslii juluntn Mikulninis Alnwly lllnsslmf ,liuly llugnmill Harlem- Liziznk Marilyn l,i:xznk ,lzlnice ,lncqucs Mary lillvn Pzihich llinno Znlnmrowski l':itl1yl'unxv:iy Ann llerllcr Lon Ann Iiznninski Mary Ann VYyrzmvski TENOR Iiugunu XYilliL-lin llfxnnlnl Smlvrlu-l'f: lfrwl Rzultkc Ilnnzilml Hnlcynski hh-lin Ilzulzinski l,zlvvrcnc'u Kirulmw Rugcr Podlmln Keith lllasslmf lfrzmk llcxislcy BASS ,lvrry Olson ,lzuncs Scluuivr Aluhn lilmulzi Mirlmcl liognmill slii Rnlmvrt l'i'zylvylski ,lun l'itt Ralph Slicrln-rg l':inl lluryvki llonulrl l,ZllYlt'Tllllll'i lirlwc Soli ,I 1-rmnc VVnvk ilcrnrrl llorgcnsvli lrralili fiuligvl' Louis l'l:1t1 ACCOMPANIST Ingrid Linflquist Page '1'liirty-two we -n .5 Slumlinpr: ,lane Yettcrlcinnl. Rhctzi llntl'in:in, Roseniaic l.nk:isicwicz. llurlcnc linlcyiiski. Xl:ir,2':.rct llilgcri, lk-rnicc llnlirlci, Yirginiu llcnmlrilcs, l loi'i-live liiiluerxi. l.n:innc Srlnnnlt. Srzilm-el: Xlise R1-lim-1, Susan llzihlrwlinili-i', l.ori nm- llnznga, l.eor:i llnzl:inslq', lllnrgn- llxiiiivla-num, llnlh lxm-,oi LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club was formed this year under the direction and guidance of Miss Ronnei. Membership in the club brings with it the responsibility of working' during' frcc pcriods as an assistant librarian. An assistant librarian has such tasks as checking' out books, keeping the library in good order, and supervising the discipline in the library. A student librarian lightens the load of the chief librarian while they also lcarn many new thin'g's. MIXED CHORUS Composed of GI incmbersg 38 girls and 23 boys, the H155-545 Thorp High School Chorus did a fine job of presenting the Vocal part of the musical production. The Chorus was directed by Mr. Roy H. Ri-elle and under his careful guidance, the Chorus entered into Class A competition in the Eau Claire Music Festival. Two concerts were presented by the Chorus this year, one for Christmas and one in the spring. The school purchased new robes forthe group. They are Cardinal rcd and have white stolcs. The olliccrs are: Maxine Turcnne, Presi- dentg .Iohn Klouda, Vice President: Jo Hmielak, Secrc-tary-'l'rcasurer5 and Rosemary Badzinski, l,ll1l'ZIl'l2lll. Hors' QI',xnTr:'r lhlllfffllf' l'l'fllfclm,.l1'n1 Scllfiucr. Ilomzlrl Sorlcrlufrg, John Klolulu. l':igc Thirty llir--c A CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING ARTHUR'S COURT -.gms ff ' -r nv. 41 lIC1lI'lI l'I1lX Nl'.XIfl- 151x111-Ixupgb Rrx SVIIIIIIKII, ,lulm lilirk, ,lun S-'Imm-x'. Nlu-1:4 HIPICIAZHJIII, :mrll-m Mullryluxlxl, If-mm-1u.xr l.l1lx.u11'xxu V-1: lm llaxrmlulxx, IM-gm' Ih-rnfwlnunvl..I1-1--mw XYIH-lx, llvnmlzl Rylm-mx 1 INN ,NI.vvu.m Ilrvvlxn. Iluvlv Snnigqu. Ilm'u1l1y Klfgninxlqi. IA-H1-gl Ihulmxlq. -In Ilmu-Ink. Hilvlvlln' Ilu1klv,u4ll, Hu. XX:-xulllmm. I XXI axmywuuuur XII. XX-nvuuwx, Xlnry lallfn I':lIm-n, Mulch Hum-1, lin-.1-I1-mflI,,I--n I'1t1. Ill-unxw Hutu-vmMl. NIJHIJHI1' NIHH1'-. wX1.mN'f 1.-1.11 IIUH-1, H111 II.unx4-lu, Ihnm Allmumwlu. Nlwluul Ilwgunull. Mnxnm- lun-nm. l'r4-ll N:lIi!!w. I'.ngm 'Hun tp 'mm REDBIRD RAMBLINGS Stxiwlllig: Hr, XYL-nnil1p1m'i', tintliy t'onxx:i5, Iloimlil Sovlvrliz-1'g, Yvonm- lirnpu, Rbnlpli Slit-v'lu-rg, Ann ll-illvi. Soil---li l,ol.i llzvlvllt, Nl:ug:irrt llilgi-rt, l.oinsi- 5:ilv:u'lt, ,lcon Nlxitlrs, Nm-lrri Ilzlunw lincli your, thv iiiirlt-mttillivs of thc stuflio pulmlish a stutlio lnillt-tin to inforni all actors and actrvssvs of tht- school of vvoryflay happenings in classvs, hack stayrv, anrl in thc- spotlight. Tha- Rm-rlhircl llainhlin,cfs, this ya-ar, vrlitvfl hy Louisc- Salvack, hi-ong-ht out thc- trum- picturc- of insiclc- Thorp High. This paper is puhlishwl hi-woe-lily g'e-iiwally for the- stnclio nn-mln-rs onlv, :intl is wonrlvrful vxp4-rivm'c- in oi'g'anizing and 1-fliting' a pzlpvr for our iinflvrstuflivs once' thc-y lwcoinv stu rs. Louisa- Sulvzivli st-wc-tl as liflitor-in-C'l1i1-f with Yvonno Krupu uvting' as assistant vrlitor. VETERANS DAY PROGRAM The- spe-1-ch class, nnrlvr thc- flirt-ction of Mr. Wm-nningu-r, prvscfntvrl a short onc- zict play for thc- nwinorahlv Vvtvrans lmy. Thv play was entitlvfl, His Person- zll Arniisti1't. Thosv who took part in tho play wc-rv: Ann llc-ill:-l',.lvai1 Muttvs, llanivl Winger, and llalr- llolikunvn. Aftvr tht- prm-sc-ntation of thu flag: hy thu- .-Mm'ric'ali l,t-gion, I':llg't'lll' Wilhelm playa-ll taps anfl thv hanrl plays-cl solc-ctvfl ninnln-rs appropriutv for tho occasion. lost: llrilv lloltltiim-ii, .Xn l':igi- lliirty six n liullvr. Xlr. XYi-l1i1iviy.:vi'. -limi Xlnttcs, llnnivl NYU: I'lIIll lvlxx: ll.lXIll l,llllllslxl, l'lllllll lllrl-lllll-. llllllzllll lilllryllslxi, Rllllnlll ll.-lllsrlllllu-l, lllllll llmlzillslxi l:ll'l'l lflw-sl' llhllll Vlwlllllfillsli lil llli' l l ll , . , A l . X , h ll . . K, lllzlllllllls NXl1:llls,klll-sul' Nlilllzllx, -lrlly lillllst:l,1iul':llll Xlivllll-l. il lwlllllll Rim: Xl-rllwll Y-llll, l.llllls l'l.lll, l'lllll lilllfstl-r. lfzlxlll l.llSSk'lI1ll'Il, l.l-ll lillllll-srlllxilm-l', lflllllllwl lxllsilx. XY:lll1-l' l':llxl:llx, lllllllzlll Xl.lln'lx, lllll Xlillvl. Nll. Sllglllsllll. 'l'llilll Rlllx 2 l..llll'l'llu- lilwllllllxslxl, .Xlltlllllly Xl.lll-ll. Yivllll lillsllllllski, lflllxill Xlkglll-l', l,:llll'l-llrl' Nlllslullslli, l.:ll'l'l Nlllsllil-lxlrf. XYgl5lll- ll:l.ls, lfllllllx llilgrrl, llnllll-ll l ln'sl-, lilllnll XX llrlx. Sl-rllllll Null: -ll-lll Xllrlw, -ll-lll Slylllllllslxl, ,li-l'l'y lillllillgu, .Xrtllllr lflnsllillslli. 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Slllllwlll .Xllllm-lxclll. l,llls lllllmvlrlx l-ll'lllll Xlll ill llllls Nil-llll'llllv g , , , . .nfl-rll, Ill-l'll:llllllv fllllllllslxl, .llllly Nlvll.ll'l, Rlllll lillcvlllg l':ll xlkljlllllilll, l-Llvllmll Xlirlw. l4llsi'lll:ll'y llryllizllslli, lill-lrlll-ll lflllull, IM-lull-s li:ll:llllllirl. ll.llll:ll.l ligllilgvly Nlzllgqllcl l.lll:lllllllwslxi. lillsl lion: lilzlilll- lfllltl-lx, ll:llll.ll':l lil-ll1svll:llll-l, 'l'lll-rcszl liiltllwslxi. Nlzll'g'iv liqlllil-lvuirl. lillll-ll lflllllrl-ll, k'.lllll lh'lllsrlllllllllll. l':llllilll- llvlln, I,llll-llgl Illllllllslll, Kiln llllsllllllsill. l':lll'lci:l Nlsllllllllflx, l,ull .Xllll lirllllillslxi. Xlllrlvlll- lllll'lxll:ll'rll. Xlillil' lillltlllzlllls, lllfsvlllnll llmlflllslxl, l,llll'll:l l Slllllll, llizllll- ll1'llrsl'll:lxll'l, Rlltll lil-llysrllslxxvl, lxlltl-l llivlfllc. ,l':lg14' 'l'l1lI'Yj 54-lvll Z l H Nt.111:li11p:: Fi:-:in Hnlili-sclixvilm-i'. ,Indy l':1pieri1i:ik, Ingrid I.i1nliliiisl, l':1tri4'i:1 Kl:1111115rlx, .X1111 Ili-dh-r, lintlili-cn lirnin-3. -l:icltir II1-illci, ILM-111:11x Ilnillinslti. 51111-:li lficul Rziiltlu. Sum llnilli-N, ,lo lliniclzilt, Iii-1'l1i4'c llilltc1'llcl1l. Xlivlinrl Sm-iilcr. lliinx Sull. CURTIS DRIVE 'l'o huild llll the Student Activity Fund and help pay for publications and screen productions, the 'I'horp High Studio annually goes along' with the Curtis Magazine Publishing Company and sells magazines. As in previous years, the Seniors and Sopho- niores-: competed against the Juniors and Freshmen. At the end of the two-week drive, We found the Sophomore and Senior team netted a total of 2l4l,l!I-4.25, and the Junior and Freshman team netted Ll total of 5lS1,3l5'T.4'T. Hroiiglit into the spotlight at the end of the drive was Bruce Soli as top salesman with a total sales of S2l46.41. His Oscar for such wonderful per- forinaiice was a Benrus watch and ensemble. At the end of the drive the customary drawing was held at which Marlene F4urkhardt's name was drawn for a beautiful Bcnrus wrist-watch and ear- rings and necklace to match. llavid Guell was the winner of a stuffed monkey, Zip, and Bernice Butter- field was the winner of the little dog, Poppy. With the aid of the class captains: Judith Papierniak, Sam Daines, Roseniary Badzinski, Ingrid Lindquist, Susan Baldeschwiler, Mike Sneider, Kitty Kenney, Ann Hedler, Bruce Soli, Fred Kenney, Pat Mamayek, and Jackie Hedler, and the two competent secretaries, Bernice Butterfield and Jo Hmielak, Thorp High Studio completed another successful year of Curtis Drive Sales which amounted to 352,551.72 As a reward for our fine production, we were given a half day off from school. I'ng'1- 'l'l1irty-ciglit . I F x b .W al .Lil-A 'Mu-.....,.L MV. Quzlllo pw-sc-11til1'g' thu watch to SL'Cl'l'IZ1l'il'S of Curtis Ilrivv, higlwst sulosmun, Bl'lll'l' Soli. Jo Hmioluk and Rurlmivv Butte-rfivlul. CURTIS DRIVE PRIZE WINNERS dl'll'lll' Iim'khzx1'4lt, wimu-1' of wa Iiuvv Guvl l':ngn 'l'lli1'l5 nn v -- 1 Bernice Butterfield, winner of Poppy STUDENT COUNCIL Nmiiiliiig: .li-rry llo:ii'4l1n:ix1. Alon l'itl, .lim l.iilx1iNi4-xxiuf, ll4-l'i1im- llilllm-i'lii-lil, Nlri .X-iiiiimlxoii, N-ilwl' lloxini:ii'x llmlfiiixlxi, lx-ii.. lM1ml.ii15lq, -loliii liloi11l:i, Nu-iiiir lxriil-Ji llvriilvn llqilivlxi. Tha- Hollywoorl govc-i'iiiii5g powc-i' of tho Sluflio, our Stulll-nt Council was oi'g.5z1iiim-il six yl-urs ago to bring mlvmocraiic' pi'in1'ipl1-S to thc- school. 'l'lii'm-1- :xl-iiiors uw- 1-lc-ct:-rl to sc-rvv on thx- school couiivil. Two stuclm-nts aim- cliosl-ii fi-om 4-uch of thi- othm-i' classes. This yl-u1 s work lim-pgaii hy 4-lc-cling John Kloucla as l'i'm-simlm-utg 1.4-ora llmlzmsky :is Vim- l'i1-siwlc-ntg aml Yvonne- Krupa as Sl'Cl'0l2i,l'y-Tl'i'ilSlll'f'l'. Guillr-fl hy MV. Amllnclsoii, thx- i'0lllli'll flIllSll0il the- Stuflc-ut Humlliook. Thl- vouncil rl-vis:-rl the- monitor Systom hy placing.-5 two L-xtiu moiiitors on lhl- tlooiw: :incl putting 11 now pass systm-m into 1-ll!-ct. The- purposm- of tha- m-w sysll-in is to vlimiiizilm- iiiiiim-cr-SSz1i'y trzillic' iii thx- halls lllll'llIj.l' Classtimf-. HALL MONITORS llzirlxl lion Xl:iii.1:ii'x1 llilgz-il. l,i-iiiw Siilvzivlx. I.-vii JXHII lxziiiiiiixlxi, Il.iilm-m- llillvyllslxi. 'liliiiil Ron: 'Klum ,X-im llriiiigiiilx, lfllvlii llirllrlllilll, Nlzil' igiiri-I Null. llonxm 5ln'xx.ii'l. N-1 --in-I lion: Rox: umm' l.1ilX:u1m'xx ivv. llrrzililliil- lDiifl:inslx5 , Nimii ll.ilili-M-lixxilm-i', Xiigiiim llviivliilxa, lwiwt N-vu: Alun--ii -In-ini:-N-, tin-li-lu-ii I':iiLN, I':ilrlcl.i Xlzuimu-lx. 4-,lv Nxiiimliiig: ,lr-ii l'ill. lil-x S4-limiill, lloiizll-l Smln-i'ln-ig, lliiuw Sol.. All-rry lCo:ui'mli11:1ii. llqxrulil llzillniipzri. lim-1-liiig: llzuiim-l fYiiigi-i', llzili- llolxlxqlm-ii, llzixi-l tim-ll Xlirlizu-l lloigiiiiiill. I,--ill-ui Nrliiiiiilt, l':lg1' lfori x N I inling: Hrs. Sxr:uisoil. ,leroniv xYllL'li' Rim llostoniski, lltlllll 1ii'm'4-lski, Rllelu lliillnixiii. Nlitc. 'seg .o is in--l: -lo llnm-lull, Alzivkir llwllcr, lmu .Mm liulnlnski, Kilim-lim-I ll'-gumill, llurolliy lxlimlnski, 'rw tm w. THE CARDINAL HI-LITES Following tradition, the Cardinal Hi-liites made its weekly appearance in the Thorp Courier to bring into the spotlight the news and happenings backstage in Thorp High School. Lou Ann Kaminski and Michael Bogumill headed the staff as co-editors, working together, informing the public in the best way, what goes on within the four walls in the main studio. Mitch Riser, Louis Platt, and David Lussenden gave out all the secrets on how our actors keep their he-man physiques, by editing the Sports Column. Fred Radtke, Josephine Hmielak, Rheta Hoffman and Dorothy Kliminski took care of the news of our understudies and feature write-ups, while Jacqueline Hedler added to it with her news of Thorp High's future stars, the grade children. Joan Grucelski and Rita Gostomski wrote up the stars' biographies and also provided the column with bits of humor for added spirit to show that Hollywood isn't all work and no play. A great deal of credit for our success in publishing this column is owed to our advisor, Mrs. Gertrude Swanson, who helped us make our spotlight feature more ln- teresting and more enjoyable to read. Page lfiwly-mia lilli i l in llnli I ll lil FRESHMEN DECLAMATION WINNERS Ntanilingz Rust-ni:ir5 l4.i-lmvislt1.Alrnii li:nlzliiski,.l:1m-Xuiqwt-f wirn, Alinlx Ili-gninlll. Ifziyt- Xlnigm-r. , . , . , , lxnrt-ling: Riilnilil lit-i1fsi'li:'u4l, Nun llnllivs, lxnln-rt lll5 lnxlsltl Unch-r the- mlire-ction of Mrs. Swanson, again this ye-ar, thc l'l0l'0IlSlCS group lwgran working on thvir ss-lvctions just aftf-r the- se-cnncl sc-me-stvr got uncle-rway. Mary Iillen Pahich ancl Kitty Kenney chose svrinus llUC'l8.lll2l,tl0llS. The- humorous rlvclamations wc-rv chosen hy Harolfl Hallangvr anal Cathy Conway. Fred llacltkv hall a lc-arnm-il nration anml Janicm- Jacquvs hail a 4 minute- spew-ch. Diane- Zaburowski, and Hvrnicm- Butte-rfivlfl Chose 53 minute- 4-xt:-rnpnranvous readings. Thesel c-ight pc-ople par- ticipatofl in thc- Clnvvrlwlt Inu-t at Owvn anml on March 2.4, journeyed to Eau Claire-. Svvc-ral qnalific-cl for the- finals anrl liernict- Butte-rfie-lil was the only onv to 11-c-vivv an A whivh qualihc-rl he-r to gn to the- State finals at Madison nn April 14. ' ,vas- 'sv-4. Y 5.1 -:ll lliiifl limxt l':i5 l'r1rn-, llnsm-v1i:iry Ilrpninrslti, lilziinn' l 1n'lt-lx. liusnlim' 'l'-rinlxmxizilx, K':irwl NIJ:-ily, lfrvrl llzi-lllxv. rim-l linux: Xlls. Nxzuisiui. llnrrllilll:ill:i1Ull '. ll:il1wli5l1vvlwl'g, Klum ltllrn I :ilnvli, Alum-I,mmijim,.lv:iv1 Nl:iHrs,ll1iln'llwvltlhlllnlll,.lrl-llllvwill . . . . . Q , l llrsl Num. llunlrl XXIII1,-mv, lxnlllli-1'n lu-nm-5. Alnlilvt- ,l:iuliim's, I :itliy lwrlxxziy. .Xnn lli-clh-r, . vcllzi lrvyliylslxl. l'1:inlt Xyiyiiivlxli-xxii'7. l'.i11s lfnrlx lull Paemiefz l ulx ou: ,lim Nrliziiur. Allifll ll.ss'i. .ln-n l'llt. lbunzild Rynlet, lfre-l Rzultlxe, ll nl ll in Hill lliiuii lli11liSmip,ii lk ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 . - Y x. , fx.. 'l'llH'l' lluttvilielnl, liuim- lziln-iuxxslxi, Xlxixim- liiin-lim-,Al-1 llizmlqilt, Nlr, Nuslairvx JUNIOR PROM Annually, the understudies of the studio put on the most formal atfair of the year, the Junior Prom. On April 30, 1955, the Thorp High School Gymnasium was the setting for our formal dance. The gym was decorated in white and blue streamers with a red canopy over the main entrance, white fencing, decorated with red roses, around the floor to form a Paris Cafe. In the center of the floor stood an Eitfel tower, which brought out our theme, April in Paris, very well. Very appropriate music, sounding' like tiny rain drops on the studio's window- panes, was furnished by George Day and his Quintet. King Donald Ryniec and Queen Mary Ellen Pabich led the grand march and were attended by Mitch Riser and Ruth Smigai. The crown bearers were Cathy Conway I I' and Neil Broeren, 1.1.14 royal couple. Many thanks go to our advisors, Mr. Witzig and Mr. Nuskiewicz for their many hours of work and all the advice which did so much to make our prom such a great success. l':ige Forty-four My ,f M I j ,f if l +I APRIL IN PARIS Uppvr Lvft: Mary Ellcii and Mr. and Mrs. Paliicli llppvr Conti-rc Qlll'i'll Mary Ellvn Uppvr Right: King lion :incl Qu:-on Mary lflllmi Miclillc- La-ft: Jaiw, Kathy, lion and Ju-an Mimlfllv Right: Michal-l aml Jam' l.owvr Ln-ft: Mai'le-iw and Carl liuwvr Cmitc-1': Crowuiiig' of tlw Quve-n Lowe-r lligrlit: Jim and Maxim- lmgi- lfiirty 1 ,Q MW a' Standing: lim-ralzl Olson. ,lim Svliauer, Diane Zalmrowski, Miss Brask, llnrnlil llnllnngcr, Keith Blsirslmll. Seutnwl: Yvunm- lirnpzn. ,In-anim' Dallas, Xlr. Hanley, Marlene Rurlclmrrlt, Fnyc XYinger. HOMECOMING The homecoming festivities bring one of our institution's greatest sports, football, to a semi-formal close. Two members of each class were chosen to compose a Home- coming Committee. They were: Gerald Olson, Yvonne Krupa, James Schauer, Jeanine Dallas, Diane Zaborowski, Marlene Burkhardt, Harold Hallanger, Faye Winger, and Keith Marshall. Under the direction of Miss Brask, and Mr. Hanley, this committee was broken down into several sub-committees. Each member was thus in charge of a task in pre- paring for Homecoming. Upon the shoulders of these committee members fell the responsibility of such things as obtaining firewood for the bonfire, arranging the parade with its floats, getting judges, selecting an orchestra for the Homecoming Dance, decorating the gym, and many other behind-the-scene items. We wish to thank each member of the committee as well as any other faculty advisor or studio stars who helped make another Homecoming such a great success. Page lfrrrfy-six ,-.fn v.0 fLc K 3 'hi ' is ,. L 4 , . .. x I J ' -. I : fy X . - ' . , , ,. L ' . ' I I v A-' f ' fm-fs 41:5 . V , hv ga 'A' fu , 55 af,f 'V f' 1 v w .f f ., if , .,a1.:. - ggsyqg w 5, vuvul . .- ,., yr as-4 n.?'.f-'- -fm.. ' ,JJTW M' . .,,-. . .V , . ry, -,'. V .pl ' ' ' f'-ight., ' i 'P ' b ' I . M: k v ,Q v fg,., x ,, f, ,4 .. A .- N20 .. F IFJ? QW HOMECOMING PARADE AND BON-FIRE l':l3.1l' lfwvlv Y' V., new ALTY ausnnuxsg I 1955 HOMECOMING GAME AND DANCE I I I I, I TWISTMAS TWIRP GIRLS' PROM 1956 Queen: Joan Grucelski King: Marlene Burkhardt I 4, I THE BOYS IN ACTION n 1 13 u I V x Ax '-T-sl ?' 4 X55 HY X '7'Xx ai 1 fl x f '00 . ack Row: Aoi ' I We ' t uh 4 rn ntiog, Mike lioguinill. Merlin Nt-rzila. l.eo llzildcsrhwiler, Frank Kotecki, Frank Andrnszkiewivz, Eugene NVilhclm jerry llozirdlnan, Iloli llniiclak, Holi Hlcjniezak, lit-ith lilassliof, t'oaeli 'I't-tzncr, Michael Sneitler. I V lri-nt Row: ,lolin Kloualn. llonzihl Soilerlnerg, llzirohl llallangcr, Dale llnkkzinen, Ilonzilil Rynicc, Xlitrh lliscr, Bill llziryrki, llsiniel XYingri lmrial linrll, Rex Sfllllllllf. l3:i'.'i4l 'l'rl'lziw, Louis l'l:itl. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Under the direction of coaches, Gripentrog and Tetzncr, the Thorp Cards began pre-season football practice on August 22. Though the number of can- didates to report was small, the boys were willing to work and make sacrifices necessary for a winning team. All in all, the Cards had a fairly successful season -- winning three, losing four, and tying one. Tnoiu' AT CllIl'l'l'IWA FALLS The Thorp Cardinals traveled to Chippewa, where they played their first game of the season. The first half found Chippewa with a 14-0 lead and in the second half, they went on to score two more touchdowns to hand the Cards a 28 to 0 defeat. Tnoiu' AT CAIPOTT Again, the Cards were on the road as they traveled to Cadott to meet the Hornets on a very warm afternoon. The Hornets scored in the first quarter and in the second quarter, the Cards came back with lion Soderberg passing to Dave Guell in the end zone to equal the score at six all. The second half was a hard fought battle by both teams, with Thorp's defensive line doing a great job. The score remained ticd, 6 to 6. STANLEY AT TIIORI' Our first home game of the season was the stage of a rough and tough battle with our traditional rival, Stanley. The Orioles copped their first seven points in the first quarter and the score at the half remained 7-0. In the second half, the Cards returned the kickofi' to the Orioles' 45 yard line. Dan Winger, carrying in a series of plays, scored the Cards only touchdown. Later Stanley scored two quick touch- downs and as the game ended, the Cardinals were on the short end of a 21-6 score. Tnoizr AT NmI.1.sv1l,I,i-: Next on the agenda was Neillsville, where the Cards scored their first victory of the season. Thorp's first touchdown came in the second quarter when Dan Winger scored to give the Cards a 6-0 lead at the half. In thc third quarter, Harold Hallanger stole the ball and raced 61 yards to score Thorp's second touchdown. In the fourth quarter, Dan Winger made l':igt l iit3 -two his second touchdown of the game and as the.final whistle sounded, the score was Thorp 20, Neillsville 0. CoRNi-:LL AT Tiioizr qHomcmniingJ Next, the Cards met the Chiefs from Cornell, who as yet had never been scored upon in conference play. The second play of the game, the Cards scored on a pass from Don Soderberg to Dave Guell, who outran his defense 81 yards for a touchdown. The Cards led 7-0. Late in the first quarter, the Chiefs scored, and in the second quarter added two more touchdowns to lead at the half 21 to 7. In the third quarter, the Chiefs sco1'ed again, and then the Cards came back to scoi'e, with Don Soderberg going over from the 1 yard line to make the score 21 to 13. The final touchdown came in the fourth quarter, making the score, Cornell 33, Thorp 13. Mi-:NomoNii: AT Tuonr One of Thorp's best played games of the season was a 12 to 7 victory over Menomonie. The first half was a real defensive battle with the score tied 0 to 0. In the third quarter, the Cardinals scored when Don Soderberg passed to Harold Hallanger for a 6 to 0 lead. Then the Men- omonie team came back and sco1'ed to make it 7 to 6. The fourth quarter, with Don Soderberg doing a series of passing, the Cards scored again, when Dan Winger went over for the final touchdown, to give the Cardinals a 12 to 7 victory. THORP AT Owl-:N-W1THi:i: The first quarter of play found both teams deadlocked 0 to 0. Then late in the second quarter, the Eagles scored to give them a 6 to 0 lead. In the third quarter, the Eagles scored twice before the Cards could score with Don Soderberg passing to Bill Harycki for Thorp's only touchdown. The game ended Owen-Withee, 26, Thorp, 6. GILMAN AT Tixoizr The last game of the 1955 season, the Cardinals defeated the Gilman Pirates by a score of 46 to 0. John Klouda scored 3 touchdowns, with Dan Winger, Bill Harycki, Harold Hallanger and Dave Guell scor- ing once. Thorp's defense was strong, six seniors played their last game for Thorp. Af, S-Lmrtllxg l.im'u1': Slnmliug: Hill llnryvki, lhnmlrl Surlrrlu-l'g, -I-,lm Iilmuln. Uzmny XYingn'l'. l'l'-ml Nun: Hrmrulll llxlllrmgc-r, llnlm- llulxknm-ul, Ummlvl Rynivv, Xlilvll Iliscr, R4-X Svlvvniult, lliuul 'I'vrluxx llnxni 1 ml! 4441, Q X 2 1. Bill Harycki -- 2. Donald Hynix-c' - 34. llonalcl Sorivrbcrg' - 4. David Gm-ll Irale- Hukkanvn - 41. John Klourla - T. Harold Hallangm' - 8. Iizmisfl Wingc-1 l'ugL' l ift5-funn' 1 3 I 6 Leo Baldeschwiler Mitch Riser David Teclaw Keith Glasshof Eugene Wilhelm Frank Andruszkiewicz Rox Schmidt Robert Hmiclak Frank Kotccki Merlin Nevala Jerry Boardman Bob Olejniczak lxneelmg. llonnld lxyniri, tinith hiipinlior, to.ith lttniti, Louis ll.itt. I 4 I l Slxinflings liill llziryrki. ,lolin lilonda. llnre liuell, I':iul lluryrki. Rex Sehinidt. llziniel iYingrr, Ibonxilil Soilerlierg, ,Inn Scliziuer, jerry It il lm n ll 1 ll Ilillingi oz '- .i , :init 1 : -1-'. BASKETBALL At the end of another football season, Coach Tetzner, again called together candidates for the 1955-1956 bas- ketball season. This year, we were fortunate to have five returning lettermen, who formed the nucleus of this year's cast. Bill Harycki, Don Soderberg, Dave Guell, Jim Schauer, and Rex Schmidt had quite a bit of ex- perience in Varsity ball last season. Paul Harycki, John Klonda, Harold Hallanger, and Jerry Boardman, also BASKETBALL Not. 22 -'AI.'l'0UNA AT TlloRl'. Starting the sea- son, as last year, by playing Altoona, the Cards began with a win. They downed the Railroaders 69-54 to re- verse last seasons start. lion Soderberg was high man of the game with lil points. Jim Schauer was next with 18. Nov. 29 -Tnonr AT XVISCONSIN RAPIDS. Return- ing the trip Wisconsin Rapids Assumption made to Thorp last season, the Cards again came through with a victory by defeating Assumption 40-36. Trailing at the end of the third period, Thorp outscored Assumption 12-5 to preserve their record with 2 wins and no losses. line. 2 - Nr:I1.i.svl1.l.i: AT Tnonr. The first confer- ence game of the season was played with the Neillsville Warriors at home. Leading all the way, the Cards soundly trouneed the hopeless Warriors T1-32. Don Soderberg led the Thorp team by sinking 24 points. line. of Coi.rAx AT Tnoiar. Again leading Thorp on to victory, lion Soderberg hit for 28 points, while Bill Harycki tried to catch him by sinking 25. Out- scoring them in every quarter, Thorp whipped Colfax 87 til ln-ze. 9 -- On'if:N-W1'riii:if: AT Tnoizr. Owen-Withee was Thorp's second conference victim, bowing to the Cards 65-54. Soderberg and Haryeki, again, shared the scoring laurels with 24, 23, points respectively. This brought the winning streak to 5 wins and no losses. had previous experience, so Coach Tetzner had superior reserves. When he needed depth, he also had Dan Winger and Keith Glasshof to call on. With two very capable managers, Louie Platt and Don Ryniec, Coach Tetzner had little trouble in finishing the season by breaking many former school records. Thorp also placed on the Little Sixteen every week, ending up fifteenth in the final rating. SCHEDULE DEC. 15 - Tlloicr AT STANLEY. Meeting our rivals on their tioor proved to be interesting and exciting. Leading by one point at the quarter and trailing by one at the half, the Cards, paced by Bill Harycki and Rex Schmidt, pulled the game through the fire and won 68-64. Disc. 20 - Tnoiar AT GREENwooo. Traveling to Greenwood for the last game of 1955, the Cards ex- perienced the greatest drama of the entire season, when they snuck by a fast moving Greenwood ball club, 61-60. Thorp led 53-35 at the beginning of the fourth quarter and Greenwood whittled the lead to 1 point. Schauer had 19 points for Thorp. JAN. 3-Tnoicr AT Co1.FAx. To start the 1956 half of the season, the boys traveled to Colfax to play the Vikings once again and once more, they came back with a victory. Leading all the way, the Cards won their eighth straight, 56-23. JAN. 6- ToNY AT Tnoizr. For the first time in a regular season that Thorp met Tony, the Cards went on a shooting spree, defeating Tony 85-53. Bill Harycki scored 22 points and Schauer was next with 17. JAN. 10-Ai-moTsI-'onli AT Tnoizr. Upsetting Ab- botsford 70-57, the Cards extended their winning streak to 10 for a record of 10 wins and no losses. Trailing only at the half by two points, the Cards, with the help of Bill Harycki's 21 points, came through on top again. l':ige l iI't y - Nix JAN. 13-Timm' AT Owi:N-WITH:-:i-:. Playing Owen- Withee a second time, the Cards had their first taste of defeat, bowing to Owen-Withee 58-51. Leading at the half 26-22, they outscored us in the next two quarters to come out on the long end. JAN. 20.-Tuoiu' AT CADOTT. Determined not to lose again, the Cards came from behind to beat Cadott 56-51 on their floor. VVe now had a 11-1 record, which is something to be proud of. JAN. 24-STRAT1 0Rll AT Tuoizr. Trailing at the end of the first quarter, Thorp came back to spank Stratford 68-48. As in most of the games, the Cards scoring was well balanced, giving Stratford no chance to buckle up one man. The Ca1'dS made 67'4 of their free throws. JAN. 27 - Tnonr AT Ni-:1LLsvn.L1-1. Again beating the lowly Warriors, the Cards brought home a 60-44 win. This win brought our season's record to 13-1 and our Conference record to 4-1, losing only to Owen-Withee. JAN. 31-Gnm:Nwoou AT Tuour. Hitting from every angle, the Cards again beat Greenwood, but this time by a score of 90-74. Don Soderberg burned the nets for 29 points to lead the Cards to victory. This was a new scoring record for Thorp High. FEB. 3 - Tuonr AT ToNv. Playing Tony again, the Cards shot past the Tornadoes so fast, it looked as if they were standing still. Paced by Paul Harycki's 21 points and Bill Harycki's 18, thc Cards swamped Tony 103-45. For the second time in two weeks, the Cards beat the scoring record set in 1053 of 87 points. F1-xu. 7-Tuoiu' AT ALTOONA. Once again gloom filled the Thorp shower-room as we bowed to Altoona, '70-61. Trailing until the third quarter, The Cards led by 2 points at the start of the fourth. Altoona scored 21 to Thorp's 10 to take the game and 'give us a 15-2 record. Fx-:1s.10-STANLI-rv AT Tuonr. Playing host to Stanley, we cinched the Eastern division title by defeat- ing them for a second time this season. The Cards closed their regular season with a 71-60 win over the Orioles. Don Soderberg sank 8 field goals and 6 free throws to take high scoring honors with 22 points. tes 5 5 E223 Slnmling: Vozirli llripentrog, Leo RiIlllCS1'IllXVil1'l'.hvfflltlll York. ll.iv-id 'l'cel:1w. llzile llokkzinen, lit-illi tilnssllot, Kneeling: liordou Srllniidt, Brian lleiull'lC.ks, l'liilip Tiircmle, l.u1lls Kniuiuski, Roger l'o1ll1olzi, 'livin l':iwl:ilx. B TEAM The Thorp B squad, under the supervision of Coach Gripentrog, carried out a very successful campaign, ending the season with a 16 win - 4 loss record. Dan Winger, Keith Glasshof, and Gerald Boardman also put in some time playing on the varsity. With this record the Cards need have few worries in the next couple years. Leo Baldeschwiler, Dave Teclaw, Roger Podhola, and Dale Hokkanen rotated freely to give us a strong aggregation. Also standing by in time of need were Vernon York, Gordon Schmidt, Louis Kaminski, Tom Pawlak, and Richard Czubakowski. l':ng'e lfifli-sri ll Y Bill Dave Paul . ' 'S if Tl eg 1 2 Nov Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb 0 Dan Harry ua eaacb ace fqced Don 1955 THORP 1956 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Here .......... Here .......... Here .......... . .Altoona 1545- There . . .Wisconsin Rapids 1365 - Neillsville 1325 - Colfax 1615- Here . . ..... Owen-Withee 1545 - There ........ Stanley 11345 - There ..... Greenwood 16155 - There ....... Here... There ......... Here . . . . . . There . . . . Here . . . . . There . .. There . . Here . 5... 'I i Hi s g f. f 5 ' I4 Jim Colfax 1335 - Here ..... Abbotsford .7 - .....Tony1535- 15 5 There ....... Owen-Withee 1585 - ....Cadott 1515- .Stratford 1485- .Neillsville 1445 - Greenwood 1745 - . . . .Tony 1455- Thorp 1 . . .Altoona 17155 - Thorp .. .Stanley 16155 - Thorp l':i1.:m- Ifi it y 1-ight Thorp Thorp Thorp Thorp Thorp Thorp Thorp Thorp Thorp Thorp Thorp Thorp Thorp Tho1'p Thorp 1695 14155 1715 1375 1655 1685 1615 1555 1355 17155 17155 1565 1685 16155 19155 1035 Jerry 11315 1715 Rex 'Y 78 23 x John Slzunding: Xlr. 'll-tvner, Yirtor tiostoinski, l.llNYl'l'1lC0 lSr:ilmowski, Miclmrl hloryrcnsen, jerry lindingo, jerry Szyniziiwblu, h A A V I Kneeling: Lt-Roy llnrzinski, in-urge lXlllllIllSlil' Ronald lleiizsrlnixvcl. l.:in'rcnec Mnslowslu, Hobby l.:mrcnrr. Nelnolil llclwsrlixiwel. Nun Danncs. jerry Xlirlae. JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Under the direction of Mr. Tetzner, the Junior Basketball team was organized this year. The following grade school boys participated: Bobby Lawrence, and the freshmen boys were: Jerry Micke, Sam Daines, Reinhold Benzschawel, Lawrence Maslowski, Ronald Benzschawel, George Kliminski, LeRoy Burzinski, Jerry Szymanski, Jerry Kudingo, Michael Jorgensen, Lawrence Grabowski, Victor Gostomski. They played with the Junior Teams of the neighboring schools belonging to the Cloverbelt Conference. The participation in these games gave the boys experience and they will be able to play on the R team next year when they are sophomores. mek Row: Voaicli Gripentrog, Vernon York, lidwzird Kosik, llzirold ll:ill:ing'rr, Merlin Ni-rnlzl. Diiimlal Rgnier, Dxivicl 'I'ccl:iw. lfdw: Nzxlinowski, l r:lnk :Xmlrnsliiewivz. Iron! Row: Leo lizilmlcseliwilcr, llxile llolxknllcn, .lc-rry Xvnck, .Xrtliur Alger. Hill llzlryclxi, lbonuld Smlcrlmei'p.:. llzmiel XYinger, Inn St'llZllll'l'. Mitch liisar. ' BASEBALL On March 23, Mr. Gripentrog called all of the baseball candidates together and he found seventeen boys who desired to participate. The Seniors were: Mitch Riser, James Schauer, Bill Harycki, Jerry Wnek, and Donald Ryniec. The Juniors were: Edward Kosik, David Teclaw, Frank Andruszkiewicz, Leo Baldeschwiler, Dale Hokkan- en, Arthur Alger, Donald Soderberg and Daniel Winger. The Sophomores were: Vernon York, Harold Hallanger and Merlin Nevala. The boys began practice immediately, in the gym when weather didn't, permit them to practice out-of-doors. l':lg'r Fifty -nine ' I .V ' gp K Sl.n1:liiug: Ml, 'I'1-lnlrr, -lim Svilzim-i, Rurilxiiwi 4'liiiv:ii4imwlii, lfltililc .Xllri1'iiviXirxxirf. lmnirl Wiligixl X11 .Xmiiml- in ixnvm-ling: lwhn lxlmlnin, Hill llziixvlxi, llmmlil Nynii-my IA-in IM!-li mhxiilii Illini 1' HH Xliyih H1 il TRACK -v -,J .,f,,' N Umivi' tho xlirvctirm of MV. Ts-tzm-1' and Mr. Amunmlson, thi- Track tm-um was m'g'anize-41 again this year. Thv Sonim-s wx-ro: Jim Schziuv-i-, Hill Hurycki, lhmzilil Hynix-c, David Guvll anrl Mitch Bisvr. Thi- Jimiurs we-rv: Iwo R2ii4iQ'SCilNVii0l', John Klmulzi, Ilaiiim-I xVillQ'K'l', Flilliii .Al11ii'llSZkil'XViCZ, and Hil'il?ll'fi i'zuhakowski. NOONDAY OFFICIALS Six tm-anis wi-1'v nrgaxiizocl this yi-ar, a schochili- was sm-t up and thi- gunws www- playwi :luring tho mimi hour. Thi' i':1ptuins of thai in-aims wvrv: Lou Hulili-scliwils-V, llaviai Tm-law, Ilonaiil Rynivc, Ms-rlin Nm-vula, Louis Kaminski, and Ka-ith Glassof. 'I'hv utiiuiuls for ilu-sv j.1'1lllll'S wow llcmahl Rynioc' :uni Ilzmivl Wimge-r'. Uii11'l' nii-nibvrs of thx' tounls uvti-il as ofiii-izlls tim, l':ig- Sixix air! Ilyniw' and lfanie-I Xviligfl ,uullngl Xlltrll Ihwv. l1.m Imxvl 1,4-H: Hgnrlxz l,m -vw if 1 Q? K 4 , ix 6 I , , BOYS' NOONDAY BASKETBALL TEAMS lplwu I.rIi: Nlullullngi l.4-R44 Iillxfln-In, thu-slr! 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Ann lledler Nlilvll lliser, Mary ,Kun Xkufiu Ll lim Nalin l.1-tus l'l:ltl, Mr. lxor 1 , Rmlllve. Xu! Fliownz Ihziue fulvorowslfl. pil -:in-il: l'.ntrn'1:i Nlzillinyn-lv, llzirlenr flulrynski. l.ou .Kun lixiiniuski, lleruirm llullerllm-l-l, Nlnry lfllen I':ilmli Xlnl In 1. FAREWELL We, the 'Sli Seniorian Staff, take this time to say Farewell and to thank the advertisers and anyone who helped us publish this book. After many hours of hand xxoil we now look upon the finished product and see that our efforts were not in vain We hope that you enjoyed looking through this, our Seniorian for 1956, as mum h as the Editor and the staff have enjoyed bringing it to you. IN MEMORIAM Un graduation of last year, May 26, 1955, we received the sad news that Mr. Piper, the rustodian of Thorp High School for many years, passed away. He had a heart ailment and worked up to the time, until about two weeks before the end of the school year. He will be remembered by the many grad- uating: classes and the community in which he lived and served. On behalf of the entire school, the Senior- ian Staff extends its deepest sympathy to Mrs. Piper and prays that the Grace of God will sustain her in the years to come. - l':igu Sevriilx M R. lim' Pirrnc 4 ff LD X fgfiikgy f ff EAT f S fi fri! rf . 1 ,U , F . X .., 1 'H If-U., fa ' 1K. ? . ' '. , A , . . um. 'Te gp. ,-5. JT, .N M Eiow- 1:Wofr'5Q,Aag:y- lfzfug- r- -1 -QV.-:, 3 11.-f ' 1 .5fI'1'- ' . all .Q-':'3 ' 1 ' L ' ' :lg Q ,ng ' A ' mug' ,yn 1- .,'T',iI 7,555 '5: If .N '-f-,'1?ffp, V:-E 'xc-f-fy? H um' ' ' fn., - 4,3 , is ' ,F ,k V . ,,V,., :L 1 '4 Ig ' I ' ' h ,f Va: L Vgfxmffff P r Vg!-,jf I Yr , 1 ..n . .1,,L -' xx Q , A4 I v , vu !,.' -:rl -f .js,.'-D su 5, 1- , . . Q5-W' w,'i'E: L. Hifi, bf .,,,. ,.-,f,,,,,: A ,,a,fg- afiagf? gf-Mimi . - - X .I 2 'L ' -- F gn-7 y. . M , . ,. . y , , V, . E, - 5 I . T, 4' Ili ,wJ,.- Q ,f N as ., f 1 ., .vf-. A I, .', , , . A -, 1 ,,. . r , 's 4,4 , , I x'V Aqif.,. IJ ' A. :A ' I f -.4-A , t N V 'Z , -f , ' .' -w ' 7f Q!12- , in af -v K , E7-:WH ,' - f 2' -1 - 'aff' To . I V .I . . I , :. 1 - W. I 5, tra! . ' - Y X - .KI -4.16 1 ,. -A .luv ,JH , A I - - .- .L I I 1 ,. It 534. f-.N if N- wi, 5' Q. 5. 'A' ,. :.. ' ' V 5. nfs Iyizuv-1L: E , ' 5. 1, rr A ' E+' ' ' Eli X. , , . 4.1.-,,,,. ... - . i ' I' .qw -f A 'sz l -.f,: ,+, was 1 ' 11 'I ' P' - 4-, , 3' A ' 'giifisa , in if '33--01 , .y. 'ip ' ' I Fi 3 ru if . W 1:' 54 if.. , ' Qfii 1 1 5 .-1, ' ' xniiiiigff 'gn ' '. 5 W- ,2wF2f'f'- ' u yi :J 55 H I :gi 1, ' an Y., . .K Q M , 4 , xr 5. P 1 - w X-T.. I, -,J m 1. Q , 4 w ,N PVM- -us' ia fe, Congratulations to Class of 1956 Wolf Drugs Always a Registered Pharmacist on Duty GORDON A. WOLF, R Ph HAROLD N BUSCHKOPF R Ph PRESCRIPTIONS VETERINARY SUPPLIES PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES - HALLMARK GREETING CARDS - CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '56 THORP FUNERAL HOME R. V. Izydorek Compliments of P '66 M BAR Room for 1,000 - U - Thorp Bottllng 25 at a time. Works WITHEE WISCONSIN THORP - - - WISCONSIN Compliments of PENK'S TAVERN Bellinger Corners JOHN and MARY PENK, Props. 8 Miles North of Thorp Socony Mobil Oil Co. Thorp, Wisconsin A. W. OLSON, Agent The Sign of Friendly Service ...PHONE50... Gisvolds' Rexall Drugs D. J. sz T. G. G1svoLD STANLEY, WISCONSIN Good Health To All From Rearall COMMERCIAL SILK SCREENERS Burkhardt's Print-It Everything In Printing For Your Printing Tomorrow See Us Today PHONE 157 - THORP, WIS. BEN J. BURKHARDT, Pnor. lg,Stf Compliments of - - - Halierman Bros. STANLEY TRUCK SALES --- Dealers In 1 Used Trucks, Cars and Parts of All Kinds - 24 Hour Wrecker Service - ANY PART ANY TIME . . . PHONE - Midway 4-5548 - Midway 4-5830 - Midway 4-5802 . . . STANLEY WISCONSIN I THORP WISCONSIN FISHER'S ACE HARDWARE GAS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES - Hardware of All Kinds -- PHONE 32 CLARENCE FISHER Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 CORWIN C. GUELL Attorney at Law THORP -5- WISCCNSIN CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '56 BURZYNSKI I.G.A. GROCERY PHONE 69 FRANK BURZYNSKI Thorp -- Wisconsin COMPLIMENTS OF BEST WISHES Cliff's Cleane s I' - from - Butek's 66 Service CLEANING 6: PRESSING DYEING 6a ALTERATIONS - Pic-k-up and Delivery - PHONE 541210 -- THORP ' ' ' PHGNE 247 ' ' ' Thorp Wisconsln - - - Compliments of - - - THORP IMPLEMENT COMPANY, INC. I. H. C. Farm Implements Tractors Farm Implements Appliances --- PHONE 103 --- J f5F General Store Compliments GROCERIES - MEATS DRY GOODS A - QUALITY - SERVICE - Phone 40 Thorp, Wis. I Agnes A - Compliments of - DC., Ph.C. Midway Tavern CHIROPRACTOR Friendly Service Oflice 2 Blocks West of Bank Withee Wisconsin MIKE SNEIDER' JR' PHONE, - OWEN l6-W THORP WISCONSIN -COMPLIMENTS OF mai JACOB LEINENKUGEL BREWING CO. Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin . . . Compliments of . . . DR. B. R. SLOTA DENTIST - PHONE 221 - THORP WISCONSIN FORD CARS ar TRUCKS CARL M. KORDAHL -JeWe1er- Thorp Sales YS Service - Phone I28 - STANLEY - - WISCONSIN Thorp ---- Wisconsin I I Compliments of L. P. WALSDORF DR. G. A. SCHIEF ...INSURANCE .. LIFE - AUTOMOBILE FIRE - TORNADO QUALLE'S FLOWERS 'Ed GIFTS Hallmark Cards Mrs. Newell Qualle We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere , Meske Schauer s Motel Insurance Agency on highways 29 and 73 COMPLETE THORP, WISCONSIN INSURANCE SERVICE Phone ----- I99 . . . Telephone 272 . . . When in Chippewa Falls Stop at - - - BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE CHOOSE FROM THE LARGEST STOCK OF MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING IN THIS SECTION OF THE COUNTRY I CONGRATULATIONS FROM Doyle Studio - Phone 3226 - Medford Wisconsin CONGRATULATIONS Clover Leaf Store '55 Tavern U . . I . i Located 5 Miles Southwest of Thorp ...PHONE 18R16 . . . Avcvsr AND JULIA EHLI-:RT THORP - WISCONSIN Ben Franklin Store Thorp Wisconsin CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS S C O M P L l M E N T S O F County Line Tavern Ogorzalek Charles and Lottie Pletka 8 Appllance Thorp - - Wisconsin Thorp Wisconsin HANSEN OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Shaw-Walker Office Furniture SlNCE, WM- WITHEE WISCONSIN OUR SINCERE. WISHES FOR A HAPPY FUTURE CLARK ELECTRIC CO-OP GREENWOOD WISCONSIN I I- I COMPLIMENTS OF CLOVERLEAF CHEESE FACTORY NORMAN WESTERN Route 3 Stanley, Wisconsi . . . PHONE - THORP ISR6 . . . Taste the Difference DELUXE ICE CREAM CLOVER DAIRY COMPANY CHIPPEWA FALLS WISCONSIN Congratulations Class of 56 OBN LUMBER CO. l BUILDING MATERIAL IVIERCHANTS --1 T H O R P Y A R D COMPLIMENTS OF PLOMBON FURNITURE STORE Stanley Wisconsin LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Thorp Lodge No. 680 POOL - SI-IUFFLE - BAR Operated by Ed and Clara Bogurnill - PHONE 204 - FARMERS' OIL CO-OP ' PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ' HOME APPLIANCES ' WIRING MATERIAL ' FARM EQUIPMENT Phone 129 Thorp, Wisconsin COMQPLIMENTS OF o. W. TRINDAL CoMPANY fWhoIesaIe or Retail, LOYAL - GRANTON - SPENCER RIPLINGER HARYCKI JEWELERS - Gifts -- Elgin, Hamilton, Bulova Watches - Silverware -- THORP WISCONSIN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 DR. JOHN W. FOSTER OPTOMETRIST THORP, WISCONSIN OPEN DAILY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS CLOSED SATURDAY AFTERNOONS HOURS: 9 to 5 Daily Except 9 to 12 Noon Saturday 7 to 9 P.M. Friday Evenings -- PHONES -l- 89 - Office . . . 89R3 - I-louse iglnf CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1956 ST. HEDWICVS PARISH GREENE Engraving Uompanu 77f46W44f FINE PRINTING PLATES WTON BUILDING. 357 Minnesota Street. ST. PAUL 1. MI The Thorp Courier ----- The Gilman Herald Published Every Thursday and Friday ' PROFITABLE ADVERTISING ' NEAT COMMERCIAL PRINTING Thorp Wisconsin Compliments of Xyiernasz BfOthQfS Dr. Szatalowicz VETERINARIAN CHOICE MEATS . . . , GROCERIES 108 West FIFSI Ave. ' ' ' STANLEY, WISCONSIN Thorp ' ' Wisconsin . . . Phone Mid 4-5945 . . . Compliments of . . . Compliments of . . . Thorp I-lerman's Bar Barber Shop Thorp Wisconsin BILL NQURSE Bowl For Health - AT - CLUB RECREATION PARLORS -1- PHONE 20 -- Thorp, Wisconsin Ed and Charlotte Polnaszek I l l Stanek Implement Co. International Harvester TRUCKS 8: TRACTORS FARM EQUIPMENT Cadott Wisconsin Compliments of P. P. NEIS, MD. COMPLIMENTS OF Wild Cherry Cheese Factory ARTHUR NATZKE, Estate Route 2 Thorp, Wis. . . . Compliments of . . . Anton E. Sapetta THORP - - - WISCONSIN il Compliments of - THORP FLGOR COVERINGS THORP . . . Compliments of . . . FALLS DAIRY C0. GRADE A lk B MILK l Phone 5827 1 STANLEY L- WISCONSIN Thorp Pipe fd Supply Company PLUMBING 8x HEATING SUPPLIES FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES - PHONE ISO - Casey Kubiszewski if Compliments of if Sunshine Ice Cream H. B. MAUEL Owen Wisconsin lgll I MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION - Deposits to ?pI0,000 Fully Insured -- PEOPLES EXCHANGE BANK Thorp --- Wisconsin AUTO-ELECTRIC SERVICE GARAGE Raymond Giwojna, Proprietor MOTOR TUNE-UP SPECIALISTSH Local Texaco Dealer and United Motors Service -- PHONE 113 - Thorp Wiscons Tri-County Nash Boardrnan's . Radiator Repair Super SQIVICE Station 'Front End Alignment IJURE OIL PRODUCTS ' General Repair .Body Work PHONE 148 - THORP, WIS. Thorp Wisconsin Louie Boardman FIRE EXTENDED COVERAGE LIFE KENNEY 'id SANDEL AGENCY INSURANCE PLANNING AT ITS BEST l-- Let Us Make A Survey of Your Insurance Needs 1 --It Costs You Nothing- AUTOIVIOBILE MARINE ACCIDENT 6: HEALTH A. S. Kenney A. W. Sandel THORP, WISCONSIN if Compliments of if YOUR RED oWL STORE BULK PROPANE DEALER THORP WISCONSIN Owen. WiSC0Y1Sif1 . . . Phone 94 . . . I X TO OUR ADVERTISERS: We trust that you will enjoy the 1956 Seniorian - the publication of which is made possible each year by your support and cooper- ation. We take this opportunity to say Thank You. THE SENIORIAN STAFF - Compliments of - Honey Home Farm Louis WOJTKIEWICZ PHONE - - 6R4 . . Compliments of . . . COMPLIMENTS scHM1TT's ' OF ' Thorp Bakery Thorp Hardware Co. -' PHONE- IOI - Phone 45 -:- Thorp, Wis. COMPLIMENTS OF Drs. Irene's Beauty Shop ...PHONE ZI9... Thorp Wisconsin Overgard '25 Mathwig Physicians 6: Surgeons STANLEY, WISCONSIN Office Hours - 10 - 123 2 - 5 - Mid 4-3303 - ' Compliments of ' AUBERG PONTIAC IHC TRUCKS PHILLIPS PRODUCTS . . . Telephone l22R . . . WITHEE WISCONSIN The Royal Oil Company PURE our PRODUCTS CHESTER GLASSHOF, Agent ...Phone27... THORP WISCONSIN Congratulations and Best Wishes TO THE CLASS OF 1956 IHORP FINANCE cokroka now COMPLIMENTS OF Town of Withee Dairy WALTER LIAZUK, PROP. . ..Phone6R9. . . Thorp Wisconsin BEST WISHES OF SKY CLUB Frank ancl Mary Congratulations, Seniors THORP FLOUR '35 FEED CO. STEVEN A. DUS or LEON DUS, Proprietors Congratulations to the Class of '56 From THORP DAIRY BAR AND CAFE DINNERS - sHoRT ORDERS - FOUNTAIN SERVICE Phone - - - --178 ...Phonel50... Altenburg Auto Co. EDGAR AND C. O. ALBERT, PRoPs. SALES F O R D SERVICE WITHEE WISCONSIN Central Cold Storage Co. MEATS ATA WHOLESALE All Types of Food Processing Custom Cuririigdand Smoking PHONE 123 - - THORP I 'N I Enioy Coke together. lt's such a sociable drink Si- Colre us a regisfered 'fade-mark eomso uuoen AUTHORITY OF me COCA-COLA COMPANY DV COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY. Inc. OF EAU CLAIRE. WISCONSIN I X Our Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 CENTRAL REFRIGERATION, INC. THORP - - - Phones - - WISCONSIN 85 - I 59 - Compliments of - G. R. Scharer, D.C. CHIROPRACTOR OWEN - WISCONSIN Stanley Bottling Works SYLVLJSTER M. HULs, PROP. - 1llll7lufllL'tIL'l'67' of - QUALITY BEVERAGES Stanley Wisconsin . . . PHONE Mid 4-5442 . . . - Distributor of - WALTER'S BEER - - Eau Claire BLATZ BEER - - - Milwaukee Chic Apparel Dress Shop MRS. ROSE PAWLAK Thorp ---- Wisconsin CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS - from the manufacturers of - GRASSLAND BUTTER John Wuethrich Creamery Co. GREENWOOD w1scoNs1N Best Regards to the Class of '56 THORP TELEPHONE COMPANY j. M. KEATING M. L. KEATING I N I' ED'S COUNTRY CLUB Fish 61 Shrimp Fry Every Friday - - - Chicken 6: Barbecue Ribs Every Saturday Night ED BRYNIARSKI 6 Miles South of Thorp Compliments of A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF Thorp Beauty Shoppe W Block East of the Bank - PHONE l52 - COMPLIMENTS OF HAMM'S BEER FROM THE. LAND OF THE. SKY BLUE WATERS LEO HEDLER, Distributor THORP WISCONSIN - COMPLIMENTS OF - CLUB 73 Fish Fry Friday Night . . . Chicken Fry Saturday Night - PHONE 73 - TI-IORP -- WISCONSIN . . . Compliments of . . . Christensen Sales Co. ABBOTSFORD, WISCONSIN I X COMPLIMENTS OF - - HOFFMAN'S DAIRY Distributor of - Country Fresh Dairy Products- THORP WISCONSIN AT YOUR SERVICE KASELL'S HOUSE OP MUSIC I I0 E. Grand Ave. EAU CLAIRE l WISCONSIN - Dial 2-6978 - -- THE MOST OF THE BEST FOR THE LEAST -1- I N COMPLIMENTS TO THE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CLASS OF 1956 POSSLEY'S MARKET Ace Oil Company FRESH at COLD MEATS ALHUBERTY GROCERIES Jim and Leona Possley, Props. Thorp Wisconsm THORP WISCONSIN CONGRATULATIONS FROM - - - LUBLIN DAIRY, INC. ...Phone 33R2 . .. LUBLIN WISCONSIN Compliments of LARSON'S FEED STORE THORP -i--i- WISCONSIN Dr. R. H. Stuesser Compliments of VETERINARY The PHYSICIAN 61 SURGEON Medford Laundr - PHONE - Y Office 111R2 Res. 111R3 MEDFORD - XVISCONSIN Thorp - - - Wisconsin I N I , COMPLIMENTS OF Congratulations to the Class of 1956 REINKES DAIRY , - Daily Ilelivefries - Skogmo S BOTTLED MILK - CREAM Furniture Store CHOCOLATE Mimi - IIIll'Il,'lLff1,l'f'llT6'l'S o - CLOTHING - FURNITURE AMERICAN CHEESE Thorp Wisconsin WALTER A. REXNKE PHONE 14R6 Thorp ----- Wisconsin To The Class of 1956 CONGRATULATIONS FARIVIER'S STORE CO. General Merchandise THORP, WISCONSIN 1 PHONE 87 1 HERBERT SIIVIET, Manager STATE BANK OF VIIITHEE Member of the F.D.I.C. WITHEE WISCONSIN I X Edwin G. Schmidt and Sons GENE-RAL TRUCKING Pick Up and Delivery Freight Truck Terminal -- PHONE 46 - THOR1 ----- - WISCONSIN SCI-IMIDT CHEVROLET CO. Wadhams Gas E5 Oil - Goodrich Tires General Auto Repairing - PHONE 140 - EDWIN c.. SCHMIDT and J. DALLAS Th: feslr .- Q A F0071 y 0 f , 3 f ! A,-. A'A, 1 . egywdu. 6111-li ' , I ., c9lWf0A'.S9A75 fy X X fiwemywef ,Wy Nr-'f'--:tw I -2, ,X ., -..'.-' ,f 1' f X I Q 0 ff , fi2,,.ff , ,, L fern .A,,- I b in A ff I lhqifil- . ' , - Q 7 I- I I I f WW 5 A , oo no f , , 5' fc M I 0 lj' ', ' X 'I' My I I I I I Mm '1 ' WW aa fife MU 8223555 y I . ff lflfes yon SEVEN-UP BOTTLING COMPANY EAU CLAIRE WISCONSIN ,ff . THE CILIIXSIPPEWA PRINTERY - PRINTING - PUBLISHING - ADVERTISING The Most Completely Equipped Commercial Printing Plrmt in Nnfrthefrn Wisr-onmn 14-16 WEST CENTRAL STREET CHIPPEWA FALLS, WISCONSIN like One III I l t Congratulations - - - C L A S S O F '5 6 . . . Compliments of . . . Joseph's Dept. Store Turenne S JOSEPH WOJTALEW'ICZ, Prop. THORP WISCONSIN - Phone 9 - COMPLIMENTS BELLINGER DAIRY PHONE 1 l7R8 Steve Losiewicz THORP WISCONSIN Compliments of Your FERGUSON MASSEY HARRIS 6: PAPEC FARM MACHINERY DEALER Barney's Implement Co Owen - Phone 98W - Wisconsin - - - Compliments of - - - LOMBARD DAIRY JAMES BISER, Prop. - PHONE I IR7 - Thorp Wisconsin COMPLIMENTS OF MIKOLS DRESSES LADIES and INFANTS Ready to Wear - PHONE 78 - MRS. G. MIKOLAINIS T H O R P Auto Cafe-Bar TOM HEDLER, Prop. THORP - w1scoNs1N Compliments of The John Deere Store of Withee - Your Business is Appreciated - l lllll CONGRATULATIONS CLASSOF56 COMPLIMENTS Breezy Hill Leon and Lil's Cheese Factory TAVERN Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Schilling THoRP WISCONSIN THORP Q' WISCONSIN COMPLIMENTS O F C L U B 2 9 Ceci1's Shoe Shop COIVIPLIMENTS OF THORP - WISCONSIN Thorp - - Wisconsin MATTES LIVESTOCK MARKET, Inc. Locatecl 3 miles south ancl 2 miles east of Thorp - Selling -- I-IORSES, CATTLE, PICS, SHEEP AT AUCTION EVERY OTHER WEDNESDAY -- Buying - CALVES, CATTLE, I-IOCIS, EVERY MONDAY Igflllif Congratulations and Best Wishes to the l 9 5 6 Thorp High School Class BLUE MOON EOREMOST -- BLUE MGON CHEESE, INC. THORP, WISCONSIN -- One of the Foremost Family of Fine Dairy Foocls 1 CONGRATULATIONS FROM Oi6N LUMBER CO. STANLEY - WISCONSIN -l Complete Home Planning Service --1 QUALITY MATERIALS IN ALL BUILDING SUPPLIES We Got It - We'll Get It - Or It Can't Be Had COMPLIMENTS OF Lewandowski COMPLIMEIVTS OF Yellow Stone Garage Clothing Store Allis-Chalmers - New lclea Clothing for the Entire Family FARM EQUIPMENT STANLEY WISCONSIN STANLEY 1 WISCONSIN HI-WAY SERVICE Gayle Bivans . . . Dial Mid-4-5407 . . . - Day gl Nite Wrecker Service - STANLEY WISCONSIN - Compliments of - J. J. Long Sons, Inc. YOU CAN'T GO WRONG IF YOU TRADE WITH LONG Stanley ---- Wisconsin Congratulations to the Class of 1956 NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY Stanley - Wisconsin Pglllll Stewart Cheese Corporation ITALIAN nd AMERICAN CHEESE -- PHONE GREENWOOD 44 - Greenwood, Wisconsin CONGRATULATIONS BOYD MILLS, INC. Boyd, Wisconsin COIVIPLIMENTS OF BOYD TRANSCRIPT . . . Compliments of . . . TOBOLA MOTORS ToM ToBoLA, Owner F o R D Boyd, Wisconsin CARS - TRUCKS - TRACTORS CADOTT WISCONSIN COMPLIMENTS - of - I, I Burl s Sunlit Bakery H U E B S C H Cleaners and Launclerers EAU CLAIRE, WIS. CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF '56 Eau Claire - - - Wisconsin Marshfield Book '55 Stationery, Inc. JEIUELERS Everytlling F'o'r The SCHOOL sz OFFICE Eau Clalfe Hotel Building Phone 32 Marshfield Wie. EAU CLAIRE WISCONSIN ' I Hll HOTEL EAU CLAIRE ENJOY THE DELICIOUS FOOD IN COLONIAL GRILL -- WITH NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT 1 Drangle Foods, Inc. - Iwfl7lNfl1,l'fIl'l'0fI'8 of - DRANGLE CHEESE PRODUCTS GILMAN WISCONSIN Hansen Mercantile Store - General Merchandise - Ym1'r Ffrfiemlly Store Telephone I74 WITHEE - - - WISCONSIN 1- Compliments of -- Wolf's Shoe Store 'rHoRP w1scoNs1N North Land Sporting Goods MARINE SUPPLIES SCHOFIELD WISCONSIN - Compliments of - Bill Weinberger TRUCKING We Specialize In HAULING LIVESTOCK Local and Long Distance PHONE WITHEE 117 Withee - - - Wisconsin Standard Oil Co, STANLEY HARYCKI, Owner THORP WISCONSIN 11:0 Hllgh 1-.s u. -nf . ' f --e ,Q -1- 4 .fa I u..n 'vii- -Amn- ri v, . -:pw Q . ... :gf M , 27343 aw A ,V .. 1 . u .-v-r.,- . .A ' 4 A -Aw., 1.9. 2 , . . .I 1 ' 5 , .J --'-c . 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