Toronto High School - Viking Yearbook (Toronto, SD)

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Variety Makes C sswork Interestin 3 Fun, too Various student activities necessarily require an income and ex- penditure of money. Students are given the responsibility in part of keeping records, Curtis Oseby and Wayne Thompson assumed this job this year. Any samples today fellows? Typing news stories, stenciling and mimeographing for the school paper are correlated with business educa- tion courses. Here headliner Sallie Thompson and editor Shirley Thompson look over a stencil ready for the press. Skippy , THS seniors' piggy bank, reposed in the office all year receiv- ing contributions from pennies to quarters. Money collected was used on senior skip day, hence , the name, - V ,s sl ri 9 ,,N,ajhgW ,- my 14 xl I L4-'Ji 1,r.rrt.s.ms153vn.ms,mG 14 A W1 255. , 'M,r.,. vsti- htm -firqmmma t r 'wi sei - . .:' , , lr f r 7 flat firi-figs . Q29 -sf , , r rr, A A ,,..M : , ,, I 4 trt.L:, w A r V ,tp J' 'f??ziJ.?5, ' 3 L, , ,si - .r,,....,,, gr. MW. M, I ,K ,E TV g pg ' ,k::::,.V,: H: as I my 5 j A V , We A r f':::gt'4eiQ2:fi . as-me -.1L,, :'ej-,. -.. M. f z h ,55g,?g.L,q4,'3k:3ifl4Q3.:,3f::,z,,165 A. , , K 2 ,fs J ' .t we A H if 'if ' xif 7 .- -A . , s I z 'sa-5-'t Mr . x .r '- v sert .... AL ',-L f ' k. f,,,m,.es.ts.,.r.i, , r f J , , :K .V ,V J- .kkk . Lk in American government gives us a better under- standing and appreciation of how our nation runs. Larry Schnoor and Robert Hanna find interesting clauses on a copy of the Consti- tution. Shorthand was added to our course of study this year. Below: Wylla Hicks transcribes, as boss Nancy Nelson dictates. egg

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otto Keynotes Funtennial, Year . . . SELMA JOYCE THOMPSON Chorus 35 Declam 35 Glee Club 1,'2,3,4g Presi- dent lg Royalty Member 24 Saluratorian 45 Sen- ior Play 45 Sextette 43 Softball 1,2,3,4g Soloist 1,2,3g Student Council lg Treasurer lg They Went That-A-Way 3g Viking Editor 4g Viking Hi-Lite 1,2,3,4g Viking Varieties 2,3,4. KS .2 v3 I, A swag cw? '22 Sami LL '33 313: ,igul Q' 2 A., crxoigftei-, 5231 13.46, qwxviiv erleaaetq Quacg3 41 So:-PCXN M ieties 25' Qi M' Qirwl may flirting W' Pxaxj A., Xfzng ,A-' COXXQ . ng HY A-. Vw 4. 'f lyjflf WAYNE MARVIN THOMPSON Basketball 1,2,3,4g Chorus 2,3g Council 3 alty Member lg President 44 Senior Play 41 ball l,2,3,4g They Went That-A-Way 3g 1,2,3,4g Viking 49 Viking l-li-Lite l,2,3,4 ing Varieties 4.

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ff' ie : 1. 5.5 1 W if ,y 1 Highlight of every junior': year is the play its class put: on each fall. This class o jovial juniors presented the play, Whittlin ' last October Spring brought the annual jun- ior-senior banquet. Juniors shown to the left, top Marvin Kruse, Gordon West- ley, Diann Lunclen and Richarc Glazier. Bottom: Larry Nel- son, Carol Martinson, Eugene Pletcher and Jean Emerson. Play, Banquet Top Year for These junlorgti , ,. , 1 1--r, lj' , . Z ,I'7 an ' , 4 ,fy 1 er ff ' ,ff , I. f -, J, 1 Daileys' cafes. nmwzairwzls C0 f--,,nnuln I8 W pw U Schoo1's out and these eager Vikings await 1 ' a post-school Coke session at Joyce and ip 1 1.19 1, it if ., 'J' f 7 rl -1 4 1 ' L M i AlbA,,!b, U7 A , I C 2 :Z ,M V I' ,Q 9 , 4' M 'M A! V' 5 1' 'az' ,?'Lff7 ZA' Lf 4' f f 4 ' v alt,-f ,lfi':fq'- ,rt v i,Il ' If 4 , Z ,127 1 opp? kv 5, , Lf. A ,,f, bf Q: Y -' , 27711 ara, f?r4?:l Ml' ff? .y -014 All juniors at Toronto choose typing as part of their curriculum. Marvin, Dick and Larry practice to obtain more skill at typing shown in the left picture. Pictured at the right are lean, Carol and Eugene. F71-q,a W isa: fegiiix