Tri County High School - Penguin Yearbook (Plainfield, WI)

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Y ? --6 Deltor, L Goman J Wing, B Weldon, D Hetzel B Abbott, N Pearson Potton, R Polzin, V Grubber, L Lea, K Kollock, H Rothermel Indermuehle, Adviser, Miss Trindal Rassmussen, P Webster, J Wanichek, M Doherty, Turner M Wanichek Row 1 ow 2 .DU .IQNJ-XLlb.M This year the Journalism Club published many issues of the Gazette' This paper S 1 Class had written in carried poems written by the students, stories which the en or English and miscellaneous items, such as gossip, sports, grade news, and editorials 'Candyland' was the tneme of the party sponsored by the club and was a gala affair Two hostesees Nancy Pearson and Mary Detlor, appeared in candy striped costumes Q if Q . 3 5, J l 'I Q 3 - nv , I 1 n- i ' 4 2 :L , h 4 Q ' K X ,x Y 4 ,f K ' e ' v , c I . v 'Q : Ma . 0 S 0 . 0 ' e I o ' I R : Ja . e ' o ' To . 0 ' 0 5 C. ' . 2 B. ' . ' . ' . ' J. 5 .. . p , at l 0 1 ' Q i

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Row l R Van Sant, L Goman, M Feist, B Rassmussen, J Rowsam P Glaman, Doherty, D Woodward, R Marsh, L Llesberger, Adviser, Mrs Goult Row 2: L Booth, M Dewitt, A Kollook, R Olson, K Kollock, R Polzin, C Casler. AJKEI ISL.. Forensic interest apparently is seasonal because we don't do much except in the spring At that time you'll hear embryonic orators mumbling to themselves as they prepare for the contest to be held in the main room The program was given on March twelfth The Noble Profession ORATIONS A Fruit Rat's Llttancy Our Delinquent Children Let's Face It lOr1g1nalJ I Give Thee Back The Little Kid He Loved Me Truly Witches' Sabbath Dark Victory SERIOUS DECLARATION HUMOROUS DECLARATION Mother at the Swimming Pool Uncle Reuben at the Theater Mother takes up Slang Robert Makes Love The Waltz Ransom of Red Chief Lorraine Goman EXTEMPORANEOUS READING EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING Alice Kollook Kathleen Kollock Russell Olson Luella Liesberger Beverly Rasmussen Myrna Feist Doris Woodward Patricia Glaman Margaret Doherty Donna Garrett Rosemary Polzin Claire Casler Lorene Woodward Marvin Dewitt Lucille Booth Richard Marsh Richard Van Sant The Wild Rose contest gave 'B' ratings to Richard Van Sant, Alice Kolloek, Lucille Booth, Doris Woodward, Margaret Doherty, Luella Liesberger. This snows that Plain- field was able to hold its own when pitted against six other schools.

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Row J Huber, D Rumpel, H Jay, R Palik, B Junior, T Kaminskl, C Scanlan, L Olson, B Nuschlnski, G Billman, G Abbott, H Petrusky, L Schroeder Adviser, Mr Mullen, P Hansen, W Leavitt, J Webster, R Olson, F Smith, Casler, G Gear, J Sullivan, D Rehwinkle, R Stalnbrook, L Ksaliher Row Stacko, M Burrows, D Vroman, H Glaman M Hansen, C Callahan, Junior, D Indermuehle, B Tibbetts, G Feist, S Alfery, J Doherty, Schroeder Row Van Sant, D Marsh, M Dewitt, J Rowsam, H Kelley, R Hetzel, Sorensen, D Lewallen, B Conover, H Bartels E FA. President Hay Kelley Vice President Robert Hetzel Secretary James Rowsam Treasurer Marvin Dewitt Reporter Robert Conover Watchdog Gordon Sorensen Keeping up their program of expansion, Pla1nf1eld's Future Farmers, under the gui dance of their adviser, Mr Mullen, for the first time included every boy in high school The club is now 5 years old and has reached a peak in membership and in their program that will be their goal to hold in the future Treating and cleaning 6000 bushels of oats last year the boys made enough money to finance their biggest program of educational and recreational trips since the c1ub's organization. Last August 36 members attended the state fair on Monday and Tuesday. This was a new experience for 52 of the 35 boys making the trip. Other trips made during the year included one to Madison to take in the state high school basketball tournament, an educational one to the University farm where Vilas Mathias, the organizer of the Plainfield F.F.A. and now manager of the farm, showed the boys around, in the after- noon of the same day they attended a University of Wisconsin baseball game, then to complete the school year they again returned to Madison to take in the state High School track meet. This summer 16 of the boys will Journey to Jag Lake at ioodruff to spend four days in a cottage owned by the state association of Future Farmers. 'he boys are looking forward eagerly to this new experience. I J i 'II J , l R011 2: . . ' . ' . ' . ' . . ' . ' Ce ' e ' e ' 0 ' 0 ' . ' 3: Pe . 0 ' 0 . 0 9 ' . ' . Je ' e ' I . 0 . ' 0 ' A. - 4: D. ' - A ' - ' - ' - ' - ' G, ' 9 ' e ' 1 0 '