Thorp High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Thorp, WI)

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euallain 00,114 1-X EDUCATION DIRECTORS SCRIPT GIRL PRODUCER ADVISORY

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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

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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