Thorp High School - Seniorian Yearbook (Thorp, WI)

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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

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The 1956 Seniaaicm 7' T H Ii S T A I F ldflflm- ...... I3lcl:N11'1': li1 1'1'I1:1z1fll-11.11 .-1.w'f. lfrlflzrr' .....,. lfmcn H.-Xlb'l'Kl4I Lil. Iiflilnm .... ,l,lamc,x lr1'mNsKY lh.xxu,14:N1f: G1'1,1'x'NsK1 lm' ANN KAMINNKI l'.xTR1vx,x M,m,xw:K Minn' ANN WYYUZ,-XWSKI Jr. ldflilur .......... ANN Hl'Il7I.l'IR Ar! 1ZvIlfffH'N . . . IJIANIA: Z,xnomm'sK1 Minn' l'I1,L1f:N PAIRICII llll0,1ljfl'llIllll'I'N ....... l.0I'IS I'LA'l l' lmN,xI.n IlYN1lcm' Wporlx lL'1lflm'N ....... JAYXIIGS BISIGR MI1'lI.Xl4II. Ho1:I'Mll.l. 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

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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