Tony High School - Deertail Mirror Yearbook (Tony, WI)

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The Royal pair with their attendants Darlene Schultz, Nancy Anderson, Phyllis Johnson, Don Iohnson, Ray Wiemer and David Hahn. We are sorry that Shirley Lorence and Ronnie Taber are not on the picture. Serious Business, This Crowning. 'T 5 A Half Of The Grand March Obllflgllf cron cz c cz Moonlight Stroll? Oh, No, It's The Grand March. Waltz Me Around Again, Iohnny. IUNIOR PRGM As juniors we chose Moonlight Serenade as the theme of our Prom and set the date for April 27. Spare time was spent decorat- ing the gym and making daffodils, jonquils, and roses. Several evenings were spent in giving the gym the finishing touches. Myriad of stars twinkled in our blue ceiling. By our circling gray stone wall blossomed our daffodils, jonquils and roses midst white rocks. Lovely spring weather ar- rived with the Prom, putting everyone in a festive mood. Music was furnished by Iack Pingle and his orchestra. King Edward Anderson had chosen Ioan Gifford as his Queen and they were duly crowned by attendants Phyllis Iohnson and Don Iohnson. Following the crowning, many couples took part in the Grand March. During the Prom, punch was served by Marilyn Woods , Veronica Kozial , Alta Heath, and Dorothy Marshalek. MFWWWWW at ,ig 'fi ' , J .7 KS... X K V, K i t z' . S K an if x K r- In ll' : , ' - v 5 i Punch Time. M-m-m, Nice. The Other Half. i

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t 1 - W 1 Yeah, Team, Fight! Iump, Girls. W K Queen Clarice Presenting The Ball To Referee Len Who's Falling Over Whom To Get That Poor Ball? Eillison lust Before Kickoff. A11 Dressed Up For The Big Game In Their New Uniforms. Stepping High And Pretty! The FHA Float Received Third Prize. To The Eighth Graders Went First Prize.

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BACK ROW- B. Madsen L Gorsegner, M Heath, R Oswald D Adkins G Schneidewent M Ri dl E S . , . . . , . , . , . n a , . prague, I. Dorman, Vice- Presidentp R. Scheuer, Librarian: H. Sybers, P. Schoot, President, Student Director: B. Plahuta. THIRD ROW: A. Heath, Accompanistp Popowlch, C. Wiemer, P. Lorence, D. Taber, K. Iiskra, D. Holman, D. Phetteplace, Reporter: K. Abbiehl, M. Mlkyska Librarian' f , Carter, G. Mincoff, S. Dennis, Secretary-Treasurer. SECOND ROW: I. Iohnson, C. Otto, D. Carlson, M. Leonhard, S. Tinstman, Cornelissen, R. Lybert, I. Iiskra, M. Arts, F. Izdepski, A. Huhn, R. Baughman. FIRST ROW: Mr. Howard, Director, E. Iankoski, Mikyska, K. Wiemer, I. Nickoley, C. Solsrud, D. Carter, B. Solsrud, M. Kopacz, B. Otto, I. Worden. Q09 Gfllb Now let's try it once more. Everybody stay in tune this time!! -an-an .A Qfrls . glee 146 Our chorus had forty-eight members. Only ten of the thirty-seven girls were former chorus members. More boys took chorus this year than last year. On December 20, 1956, the chorus sang at the Christmas program. A public concert was given the evening of March 7, 1957 Numbers were chosen from two operettas The Student Prince, and Desert Song. We journeyed to Rice Lake, May 4, 1957, for the Music Festival. This year the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs, as well as the chorus took part. Alta Heath was our efficient chorus accom- panist. I 1 31