Thorp High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Thorp, WI)

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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

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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