Tripoli High School - Echo Yearbook (Tripoli, WI)

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JU IOR PROM Queen--Donna Leino King--John Knight Theme-- La-Mer Theme Song--Beyond the Sea Orchestra--Jim Steiber May 7, 1960

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CRENSICS Row 1: Terry wasti, Dolores Hebert, Michaelene Martin, Jackie Niskanen, Mrs. Watson CAdvisorJ, Bonnie Westergren, Carol Zerbe, Jean Hoffman, Gail Wanie. Row 2: Judy Korpela, Joan Swenson, Kathleen Raleigh, Dierdra Fisher, Susan Heikkinen, Shirley Thorbus, Mary Hoffman, Miriam Kaihlanen ROW 32 Lillian Maki,Billy Gustafson, Darryl Pokela, Jeanette Thorell, David Palmquist, Deane Johnson, Anita Mesun, Donald wanie. Row M: Richard Marheine, Richard wanie, Billy Heikkinen, John Knight, Ilmi Ranta, Michael Wasti, Kathleen Marheine, Marion Lind. Twenty-five of the above students competed in the forensic contest to represent our school. Of those the following were chosen in the Flambeau League Contest: Memorized Declamations--Marion Lind and Anita Mesun, Interpretive Reading--Bonnie Swenson and Jeanette Thorellg Non- Original Orations--Donald Wanie and Deane Johnsong Original Oration-- David Palmquistg Four-Minute Speeches--Michalene Martin and Kathleen Raleighg Public Address--Mary Margaret Hoffman, Extemporaneous Speak- ing--John Knightg Play Reading--Richard Wanie, Richard Marheine, Michael wasti, Dennis Johnson, and Terry Wasti. These people competed in the Flambeau League Contest held on March 10. Marion Lind, Mary Margaret Hoffman and Kathleen Raleigh received Ale so they were eligible to speak at Hurley. Our school earned thirty-six points in the League Contest and put us in third place.

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SE IOR CLASS PLAY THE CURLEY TALE The Curleys from Oklahoma won a trip to the Big City from the Cattle Growers Association for being the Outstanding Ranch Family of the year.n Their happy, care free spirits kept Amy Wilder, their press agent in a ditherg but everyone else, from M. Gaston, the hotel chef, to Grant Morgan, the press photographer, was completely captivated. Even little Millie Carpenter, an old neighbor who had gone to the city to become an actress succumbed and promised to come home to marry Linc, the older son of the Curleys. Lex, the younger son, won SlO0,000.00 when he got into the wrong TV studio. Rose usually could be found in the kitchen of M. Gaston while Dan rode in parades or got into Scraps with robbers. In fact, everyone had a good time in the Big City. WHey, Amy! The partyfs just getting good! nThere it is, Rose, the big cityln Where are you going?