Tripoli High School - Echo Yearbook (Tripoli, WI)

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FORENSICS Row l: Bonnie Swenson, Carol Zerbe, Carol Sindelar, Sharon Belcher, Mrs. Watson CCoachJ, Bonnie Westergren, Judy Korpela, Cathy Hoffman, Kathy Crowell. Row 2: Karen Johnson, Mary Margaret Hoffman, Marion Metsala, Kathleen Raleigh, Susan Heikkinen, Elaine Macki, Donna Leino, Bonnie Randerson, Sharon Grover, Audrey Thorbus. Row 3: William Gustafson, Richard Marheine, Ervin Kaeser, James Palmquist, John Knight, James Metsala, William Heikkinen, Richard Rosenlof, Dennis Johnson. Row hz Darryl Pokela, Arthur Johnson, Richard Wanie, Marion Lind, Dorothy Koski, Michael Wasti, Jere Marheine, Darlene Swenson, Lillian Maki, David Palmquist. The students who represented the school at the Winter and Hurley meets were: Dorothy Koski and Sharon Belcher--memorized declamations, Richard Rosenlof and Ervin Kaeser--original eration, David Palmquist and Mary M. Hoffman--non-original oration, Jere Marheine and Deirdra Fisher--h-minute speech, Elaine Macki and Karen Johnson--interpretative reading, Patty Savola--extemporaneous reading, John Knight and William Gustafson--extemporaneons speaking, and James Palmquist, James Metsala, and Arthur Johnson--play reading. Dorothy, Ervin, Richard, Elaine, Patty, Mary Margaret, and the play readers reached the finals at Winter. Ervin received an A and the rest B's. Dorothy, Ervin, Richard, and John reached the finals at Hurley. John earned an A so he participated in the state contest at Madison on April 9.

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ANNUAL STAFF Standing: James Metsala, Richard Rosenlof, Karen Johnson, Mr. Johnson KAdvisorl, James Palmquist. Row 1: Dorothy Koski, Sharon Belcher, Audrey Thorbus, Lillian Slowikowski, Darlene Swenson, Elaine Macki, Ronald Heikkinen, Arthur Johnson. Row 2: Bonnie Randerson, Marion Metsala, Catherine Hoffman, Ervin Kaeser. NEWSPAPER STAFF Left to right: Judy Korpela, Bonnie Randerson, Ilmi Ranta, Dierdra Fisher, Gntherine Hoffman, Ervin Kaeser, Arthur Johnson, Marion Metsala, Sharon Belcher, Dorothy Koski, Elaine Macki, Jim Metsala, Audrey Thorbus, Lillian Slowikowski, M . Johnson KAdvisorl, Karen Johnson, Darlene Swenson.

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GLEE CLUB Row 1: Judy Korpela, Kathleen Raleigh, Karen Johnson, Mr. Beijer Clnstructorl, Sharon Belcher, Cathy Hoffman, Diane Wolter. Row 23 Audrey Thorbus, Lillian Slowikowski, Bonnie Randerson, Donna Leino, Susan Heikkinen, Marion Metsala, Mary Margaret Hoffman. Row 3: Anita Mesun, Kathleen Marheine, Darlene Swenson, Dorothy Koski, Marion Lind, Lillian Maki, Elaine Macki. On October 16 and 22, the senior class play was presented. The chorus sang four songs. They were: mTrue Love,m 'You Always Hurt The One You Love, uMargie,W and nHave I Told You Lately That I Love You.m The chorus and adults from the community sang at the exercises conducted for the dedication ceremonial of our gymnasium. It was dedi- cated to our late Superintendent of Schools, Victor Johnson. This group sang the song, nTh1s Day we Honor,m accompanied by the band under Mr. Beijer's direction. C November 12, the girls' glee club, accompanied by Marion Metsala, sang for the junior class play production, The songs were: 'You, You, You,n'nThe Little White Cloud That Cried,m mOh My Pa Pa,m and mLet's Take-an Cld Fashion Wh1k,m ' On December 17, the Christmas program of the grades and high school was given. The Christmas story was presented in music, song, reading, and tableau. The band played and the chorus sang Christmas carols. Marion Metsala and Susan Heikkinen sang the duet, nStar of the East.m Judy Korpela accompanied them. Diane Holter sang a solo part in one of the Cafclso This program was the result of much work by Mr. Beijer. The Spring Concert was presented on April ll. The band played several selections and the girls' glee club sang. The girls wore their tormals which added to the presentation.