Tripoli High School - Echo Yearbook (Tripoli, WI)

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Annual Staff ---- Prom King ------- Honor Student--- Class Play ------ MARION Glee Club ------- Cheer1eader----- Class Play ------ Prom Attendant-- Newspaper Staff- METSALA '1: 2: if If 4f5FFf uunn Dbuacochns Forensics------- Band ------------ Tumbling -------- Volleyball ------ Basketball ------ 1s 2: :naman-pcnsu can-:annual an-csuunnun pun-nnqununnu JAMES PALMQUIST Valedictorian--- Band ------------ Chorus ---------- Forensics ------- Annual Staff ---- Glass Play ------ King of Hearts-- Prom Attendant-- uvcunnl, 2, BONNIE RANDERSDN Annual Staff ---- Newspaper Staff- Class Play ------ Forensics ----- --------- Glee Club ------ - -------- 2, Tumb11ng--- ---- - Basketbal1------ RICHARD Basketball Manag Glass Play ------ Chorus ---------- Annual Staff ---- Volleyball ------ Forensics ------- Basketball ------ Baseball -------- Baseball Manager Track-- ---- - ---- Prom Attendant ROSENLOF era:-annum: -nnhnquoz, A ----- 1, 2, --------1, 3' 1, 3, Tumbling Team ------------- - Band ----------------------- IA PATRIC Glee Club ---- --- Class Officer--- Class Play ------ Forensics ------- Art ------------- Annual Staff ------ - ----- Newspaper Staff- Prom Attendant-- Salutatorian---- SAVOLA -----1, 2, -----1, 2, --------1, 31 3: K0M0F5P1:1T1HFf JTMQFTNHYFT E1F1FH?19i?F7 KvLB47F4l04fU0I?5TFTE?Ffh3 4:XuQ?1T4TFfE?F4Ff LILLIAN SLOWIKOWSKI Newspaper Staff- Forensics ---- --- Class Play ------ Glee Club ------- are ---- ---- ----- Annual Staff ---- Prom Attendant-- DARLENE Forensics ------- Class Play ------ Annual Staff---- Newspaper Staff- Glee Club ------- Prom Attendant-- Basketball ------ nnnntouql, 3: 2, SWENSON 3 nnucn 332, causal, 2, 3, 3, PATRICK TALBOT ---1+ 3 li it 3 M 1 he M Class Play ----- --- ---- -----3, M Prom Attendant--- ---------- -- 3 RUDREY THORBUS Glee Club ---- --------1, 2, 3, M Cheerleader---- ------ 1, 2, 3, A Class Play ---- ----- ------ --3, M Prom Queen ------- - ---------- - 3 Newspaper Staff------ ------- --M Annual Staff----------------- M Forensics ---- - ---- ---l, 2, 3, M Band ----------- ------1, 2, 3, H Class Officer- ------ ----2, 3, h Honor Student ------- - ----- --- Queen of Hearts ------ - ------- 3 nnununnu nsnncnunnh M McCal1's Candidate ---- - ------ M JIM THORELL Class Play -------- ---------3, M 65 6 1 . 'st ff Q -6 ,Niq ' iq .rg 'I ' A ' 'A x - 9 R gl I I LX H O ' t . 6 ' f.pf3:iE? ' 1? , yf A ,

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SHARON BELCHER Annual Staff ------------- Glee Club ------------ 1, 2, Band --------------------- Newspaper Staff ---------- Forensics ------------ 1, 2, Class Pla y -------------- - Prom Attendant ------ - ---- Class Officer ------------ Cheerleader -------------- Basketball --------------- JAMES CALHOUN Basketball ---- - ---------- Baseball ---------------- 2, Class Play --------------- Prom Attendant ----------- GEORGE CLEMENTS Baseball Mana er - g -- ---q -- Class Play --------------- RONALD HEIKKINEN Baseball ---------------- 1, Basketball ----------- 1, 2, Volleyball -------------- 2, Class Play --------------- Annual Staff ------------- Prom Attendant ----------- Class Officer ------------ Track -------------------- CATHERINE HOFFMAN Band ----------------- 1, 2, Glee Club ------------ 1, 2, Forensics ------------ 1, 2, Tumbling ----------------- Basketball --------------- Newspaper Staff ---------- Annual Staff ------------- Class Play --------------- Prom Attendant ----------- KENNETH HOFFMAN Class Play --------------- Prom Attendant ----------- FLORENCE JAHN Class Play --------------- Prom Attendant ----------- ARTHUR JOHNSON Newspaper Staff -------- -- Baseball ----------------- Volleyball --------------- Forensics ---------------- Class Play --------------- Annual Staff ------------- Prom Attendant ----------- Honor Student ------------ PJPJPNHITITITFUITFT hub!-I7'-F' KJJDJ I-' IUUJ-lZ'K.u-F'-I-Tkv uMuI7F1P17F7F17 hub! KDKA F17F7F47 I I I I I A 41' KARE Class Play ----- Tumbling ------- N JOHNSON ------------3, ------------1, l4I757 Cheerleader -------------- ----- Forensics ------ Glee Club ------ Annual Staff--- Newspaper Staff Prom Attendant- ls 2: ------1, 2. ------------2, ERVIN KAESER Baseball ------- Forensics ------------------ 3, Class Play ----------------- Annual Staff -------- Newspaper Staff DOROTHY KOSKI Newspaper Staff --------- Band ----------------- 1, Glee Club ------------ 1, Forensics ------------ l, Cheerleading ------------ Volleyball -------------- 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, Annual Staff --------------- Class Officer---- ---- --- Red Cross- ----------------- Prom Attendant ------------- Honor Student ---------- ---- Class Play --------------- -- FRANCIS LIND Class Play ----------------- Newspaper Staff- Annual staff---- --------- -- Prom Attendant ------------- ELAINE MACKI Band ----- - -------- --------- Glee Club ------------ Forensics ------------ Volleyball ----- 1, 2, ln 2: 3: ------------2, Newspaper Staff ------------ Annual Staff --------------- Class Officer ------- - ---- -- Prom Attendant ------------- 3, Class Play ----------------- Honor Student -------------- D, A. R. Award ------------- Betty Crocker Award -------- Basketball ----------------- JAMES METSALA Newspaper Staff --------- Basketball ----------- --- Baseball ------------ -1, 2, 2, Volleyball -------------- 2, Track ------------- ------ Forensics ------------ 1, 2, Band ' '- 1 5 2, Class Officer ----------- 2, Chorus---- ------ -- ----- - uLP1?47F7 4747475757 47F1nuJHi7UH7F7F47F' X947 F7F174747Lu574747Lu47F7F7 Y04747F7F447474747

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CLASS HISTORY Once upon a long time ago, August 27, 1956 to be more specific, as twenty-eight lowly peasants, we made our way into the palace known as Tri-County High School. Later our nu ber grew to twenty-nine. we had heard that the king was a tyrant. Of course we weren't afraid. at least not too much. Timidly, for the first week, we trod lightly through the halls of ivy. Then a decree was issued. 'Hear ye! Hear ye! Let it be known through- out the kingdom that all new members of my court must be initiated. I hereby decree that the courtiers of second degree will officiate at this event.m Now this had us going around in circles. What tortures would they conjure up? Wbuld we be able to stand it? When the day of reckoning came, we were the laughing stock of the kingdom but did survive. And as should be, we gave a party in thanks for the kindness of our upper- classmen. Thus our first year as courtiers came to a happy climax. we were still alive! we were somewhat more relaxed as our second year came around. During this year we lost six members of our party. They were Carol Belke, Tom Selover, Carol Newby, Sandra Stanley, Darold Hess, and Carl Hedman. Gur two social events were a chance to initiate the lowlyfpeasantswbo were following in our footsteps and to enjoy the party they gave in deep appreciation of the kindness shown them. We were in a quite dormant stage of education during this year. Great things were in store for the next year though. Yes, great things were in store for our junior year in court. We became court jestere. we tried our hand at play-act1ng to amuse the royal court and the peasants. we were magnificent! Our little group decided on three plays: nhigh Wlndow,m a spine-tingling mystery: WHO Time for Skirts,N story of a tomboy turned girl: and mShock of His Life, story of Pa Maxwell in his last days and how the rest of the family helped him believe this farce, were our masterpieces. Ah, yes! Life was so wonderful in days of yore. Springtime came and filled our hearts with thoughts of the gaiety of nights in old Vienna. To bring the granduer of Vienna life to the palace, we held a grand ball. The knights and their ladies came dressed in their finest array. Lovely! Every small effort was rewarded by the cultural addition to our life. we couldn't stop with just one ball. The social season was at its height. 'The very next Saturday we had another. This time was more or less for continued absorption of culture. It worked. Our third year came to a climax. we weren't sad for we had been well rewarded for our efforts. During the summer we kept the social circle in a slow swing. we had two balls. One was to celebrate the anniversary of our nation's independence and the other to welcome everyone back to the palace. Now for the rude awakening. The last inevitable year was upon us. Soon we would be too old for life in its gayer form. We would have to leave our beloved palace. we had to have some tangible means to show we were growing up. A trip to Wausau remedied this situation. We had our pictures taken. Amazing how lovely and handsome everyone can seem in pictures. Next came our command performance of Down to Earth a light- hearted comedy. Nb enjbyed this task immensely. Two and a half angels came to earth to gather souls. Their mission was accomplished, but with many misadventures on the part of the half-angel and his beloved Diana.