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

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Row Row Row Row b-2 1 U 8 Feist, D Vroman, D Patterson, J Pierce, C Casler, A Bohn, J Webster, Patterson, J Iunior Detlor, K Whitman, D Barnes, L Goman, I Voizht, E Vusland, S Clark, N Pears I Csona Patrykus, Hakes, M N Cotrore, D Van Qant, C Qpafford Johnson, R Petruskw, J Tibbets, M Lea, B Junior, R Polzin, J Larson, V Fay Monroe, J Runnels, L Shroeder, E Scharf, D Hetrel, D Stainbrook, E Fargo, P Billmon L Frdman, E E Fargo, J OFFICERS Pfes1dent Nunzro Cotrone Vice Pres1dent DIC! VM SUI Donna Hetzel Secretary Mary Detlor Treasurer Our second year of hlgh school f1BdS us aga1n act1ve 1n school af!a1rs Th1s year we have the largest enrollment of any class, f1fty two Sellzng pop hot dogs, and 1C6 cream cones at basketball games 13 qu1te a business, we all decxded Those h 1 ndogg1es' really pay off and help to swell a much needed treasn y Our all sc oo Chrrstmas party was a b1g success Mr and Mrs Santa Claus 4Tom Yr1ght and Katherzne Th t w con lete wrth Wh1tmanb arr1ved loaded down wrth presents for everyone e par y as p hol1da decorat1ons a program of sophomore home talent, and goodxea 'Go down the Y . M1dway and v1s1t the szde shows 'Toss a ball at the dummy 'Dance with your beat g1rl ' nVis1t Madame Sees All Knows All As thms goes to press we are HOPIII to have an all school carnxval to be held 1D the spr1ng 0 h J c E , , E Q - z s f , 3 J f -F -' .2 ' . L S Q Y 4 ,Y Ai . .1 0 G ' ? , ' 3 ' S , hr v e 3 H , ' Q2 , y 4 c' ' T l- . F'i Q I, , Q 'f f' E, i 'Q K A ' .i 52 R. G. . . ., I . D gl 4: B. . , . . , 5. W i ,, J , , , K Row 3: Viss Hacker, C. Indermuehle, T. Wright, A. Schroeder, R. Pothermel, D. Krah, D. Rumpel, T. Rise ' 2: . . . . . 3 . . . . .W . . . . . 12 . . . . . , . . ,, . . . - l . D ' ' r . '- . 1 Q . . n l . n . 1 . . . in . .

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3-C as Q9 KC Row Row Row Row Row 5 fr- -!! Q5 'Q- ,- -I Nelson, J Dohertx, W Runnels 4 row abunde F Sm1 1 so P r n, F voter Realune ooth Ott, av s S we nrex le 70 'naar q. Da R m sker D Iwo 7 ear, J wsam, R nwit, R P er1nn usomtnski, P ongel iere Nfw a love flaske Vrs Gnu t ubber, J King, C ionke V oon, ery nr wlg w n nsel flam r u liven I us and me orenson on r man o nnswortl F Star n OFFICERS president Arlon Parkmn Vlce Presldeng W1ll1am Muscn11sk1 5eCretary Jeanne owsam Treasurer Flanche Howard We are, l1teral1y speaktng the lmrst Junxor class of Tr1 County P1gh School The f1rst day every one of the forty nxne seats was I1 led However, durxng the course of the year, we lost Glenn Bxllman and Kenneth Nelson, but Jenny Musland and Donald Sorenson came to claxm the1r places Thxs year the basketball court cla1ms three of our boys, Arlon Parkxn, Robert P1cker1ng and Sandy Alfery P1ve of our class are 1D terested IU Forensxcs th1s year, Dolores hewhall Patr1c1a Glanan, Jack Nelson, Russell Olson, and Alxce Kollock We hope they all make good Sherry HOIIIHQSHOTIX repre sents the Junxors ID the cheerxng sect1on, re1gn1ng as one of the school's four cheer leaders Rtght now we are busy plannxng our soclal event of the year, the Junxor Prom Marshall Burrows has been chosen Prom Kxng The theme 15 'Now IS the Houru Johnny Nugant's band H111 help us sway and sw1ng on May exghth

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Row Row Row Row 5 6 ll? ,fr 5.5 -P ? Holllnsworth, F Bertotto, A Deultr, D Dittburner, williams R Patrxkus, I Pllls D Abbott Footit, V Morey, 1 Thurston, J Thurston, K W1vkholt D G Payne Pa ik, G Meter, J Thonpson J Dubke, J Dubke, G Frdnan N Plahnn, T Doherty Frulber P Franks, QCFUIISL, Ur Snyder Pionke, D allner, F evers, A Fowler, M Relka, G Rozell, J Reid, I Qeeley OFFICERS Presxdent Janmce Thurston Joyce Thurston D Grubber L Ellxs V1ce Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer Thxs ye1r's freshman class of Tr1 Count H1gh combxned students from P1a1nf1e1d Hancock, and the surroundxng areas w1th a total enrollment of forty elght hllhlh a few weeks, all were fmrmly un1ted1n thexr efforts to make good progressxu h1gh school educa txon As honored guests, thls nzghtgown clad, barefooted, 11pSt1CL smeared fragrant group was 1n1t1ated 1nto the ranks of 1ts superlor at the fxrst party of the year On November 14 the freshmen retalxated wxth a bad1e Hawkxns party, whtch proved a uuge success, and was well attended Throughout the year the fre hnen sold candy from the1r home room tc the school Part of th1s xncome was voted as contr1but1ons for a new score board and class medals Many of the members part1c1pated successfully 1D extra currxcular actxvxtxes such as forensmcs, track, basketb 11, dramatxcs, and baseball . , c o W., f A A A A A 4 ' ' f - .5 3 . ' 5 la - S D 0 5 g :W A o 9 To U 3 . 0. ap ir fr gg - I I 0 : 0 - -ix ei, Q' s . 'Y , , - 1 J. ' .. . . B. ' G, . 5 . , 1 1, 41 E. , w' . , , , , U ll. I Q D , -, I Q . I R- A A ' 3: H. 1 . . 7 . ' ., , ev-, , 5 Row 2: J. Lewallen, B. Callahan, A. Gibbs, B. Fitz, H. Scott, R. Swart7, D. Lipke, A. Zwetz. 1: B. , . W , 1. M . . . . ,, , ,, , Y, . 1 l .- J, . . I . . , . i . , . . ' , ' . . . . . . , . . S . . . . . G . .