Tripoli High School - Echo Yearbook (Tripoli, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1962 volume:

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Through her activities connected with the Junior Red Cross, work produced by her students has been shown in ex- hibits in many foreign countries. Success in her work was first recog- nized when an article including pictures by her art students appeared in the Ford Times. Through the years, contributions prepared by her have appeared In several professional magazines. In this dedication we wish to express our appreciation for the inspiration she has given all of us. Tripoli High School Class of 1962 BCJARD OF EDLICATICD. Mr. George Klingelheets, Hr. Hay Westergren, Mr. William Heikkinen, Mr. Carl Pokela, Mr. Art Wakkinen, Mr. Art Palmquist, Mrs. Norine Hiller, Mr. Ronald Raleigh Message from the Board . . . In the effort to provide a good life for the adult, our educational program must be con- sistently studied and evaluated. We are fortunate in having a scholastic record in our schools that can be used as a goal for succeeding class. Hrs. Allie Johnson, Secretary FACULTY MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL Congratulations, seniors of 1962, on the completions of your High School education. May you f1nd as much success in all future endeavors. In the years that you have spent in school the faculty has earnestly endeavored to give you the basic tools of learning and understanding. It is hoped that you will use this knowledge to live on honest and useful life. In your life's search for happiness and contentment, remember, these are found only in helping others. Mr. George Klingelhoets River Falls State College Supervising Principal Social Problems Citizenship Mr. Donald Erpenbach River Falls State College Guidiance Counselor Sophomore Advisor Driver Education Mechanical Drawing Agriculture Biology Shop Mr. Herbert Dhein Whitewater State College Freshman Advisor Com ercial Annual Advisor Geography Senior Adwisior Home Economics Miss Kathleen Hogue Stout State College Hr. Harold Kerttula Superior State College Junior Advisor Algebra I E II Geometry Chemestry Physics Mr. Richard Jokela Stevens Point State College General Math Glee Club Band U l Hr. Pat Marcogliese St. Cloud Teachers College United States History Physicial Education Coach Hr. Wilbert Wasti University of Wisconsin Prom Decorations Art Mrs. Isabelle Watson Superior State College World History Forensics English Library Darroll Danek An optimist sees an opportunity in every calamityg a pessimist sees a calamity in every opportunity. Newspaper Staff- -------- Class Play -------------- Art --------------------- Prom King --------------- Baseball ---------------- Basketball -------------- Volleyball -------------- Track ---------- Valentine King ---------- Honor Student ----------- 'la 2: 3: ll- -1, 2, 3, ll- 'ls 2: 3: Ll- SENICDRS Gary Calhoun The man who wakes up and finds him- self famous hasn't been asleep. Annual Bus. Manager ----------- Class Plays- ---------------- -- Baseball- ------- - ------------- ----u -3, u ----u Basketball --------------------- 1, 2 David Ernst I have never let my schooling interfere with my education. Annual Staff---- -------- ----- Class Play -------- -------- --- Prom Attendant ------------ --- Class Officer- -------- -----'-- --- Baseball- ----- -- ----- - ---------- ' uf-nl-w4r4r Dolores Hebert Some people are like blotters--soak it all up but get it all backward. Annual Staff --------- ----- ---- ----M Milton Gustafson The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say not to do. Annual Staff -------------- Newspaper Staff ----------- Class Play ---------------- Basketball ---------------- :::::3j' up Baseball- ----- ----- ------ ---2, 3, Track ---- --- -------------- Class Officer- ----- - ------ Prom Attendant ------------ Honor Student ------------- Newspaper Editor ---------------- --M Class Plays ------------------ --3, ll- Forenaics --------------- -l, 2, 3, M Volleyball -------------------- -3, M Art ---------------------- ------ 1 , 2 Prom Attendant ------------------ --3 Tumbling --------------------- ----- 2 Library Club Member --------------- M I I l I I I 2 I-'w-F'-F'-FJ?-P' I I I I I I I I -F-'bb Mary Margaret Hoffman One learns in life to keep silent and draw one's own conclusion. Valedictorian --------------- Newspaper Staff ------------- Annual Staff ---------------- Class Plays ----------------- Class Officer --------------- Chorus ---------------------- Glee Club ---------------- 1, Band ---------------- ----- 1, Junior Red Gross----- ---- --- Forensics ------------- ---1, Vo1leyball---- --------- --1, Cheer1eader--------- ---- ---- ------u '3n u ------u u 3n :accrual ---1, 2, 3: Z,,3a ---1, 21 33 21 3D E 1+ E LL 2 ------2 M De Ae Re' 'I '- - - ll' Library Club-- ------ -- --------- --- 1+ Prom Attendant ---------- - ------ ---3 Valentine Queen ------------------ -2 FHA ------------------------------- 2 M Pep Band ----------------- ------3, William Hoffman In spite of everything, life is good. Forensics -------------------- ----- nhuqnsn -Dsnnnunonbl, 2, Prom Attendant ----- - ---- - ------- -- Diane Ison Women are meant to be loved, not to be understood. crow? E I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 2 ww-F' Newspaper Staff ------ ------------ Annual Staff ---------------------- Chorus -------------- - ------ - ------ Glass Blay-- -----'---- - - ---'-' '- Forensics ------------------- l, 2, Latin club ---------------- - ------ -3 Miriam Kaihlanen The only time you realize you have a reputation is when you're not living up to it. Newspaper Staff- ------------------ Glee Club ------------------- - ----- Chorus ------------------------- --- 3: 3, 3, 3. Prom Attendant --------- ----------- Tumbling -------------------------- FHA ...................... - .... ---- Annual Staff --------------------- -M Newspaper Staff ------------------- M Class Play ------------------------ M Class Officer ------------------ 2, 3 Honor Student- ------------- -------h Annual Staff ---------------------- M 1+ 1 Class Plays -------------------- M Class Officer ------------------ M Volleyball --------------- 1, 2, M Cheerleader ----------------- 2, h Treas. Library Club--- ------- -----M Forensics ------------- - ----- 2, 3, k 2 Q Q it f-,.h--.' .f-, 5 ,I Wow, ,gs mum 5 1 zggmh, Judith Korpela Most of us know how to say'nothing3 few of us know when. Newspaper Staff ------------- 1, Z, Chorus ----------------------- -- I+ Annual Staff -------------------- --M 1, 2 M Glee Club ---------------- 1, 2, Class Plays -------------------- 3. 3, Class Officer --------------- 2, 3, Forensics ---------------- 1, 2, 3, 3, Volleyball --------------------- Cheerleader ----------------------- Prom Attendant -------------------- Band ------------- ------- -1, 2, 3, Library Club See. ----------------- Pep Band -------------------------- FHA ------------------------------- Honor student----- -------------- - -F'-F'b-J-F'-P'-F -F'-F' NW F' Philip Marheine If fame is only to come after death, I am in no hurry for it. Class Play-------- Basketball Manager Honor Student ----- ----------1+ Michael Mesun Life doesn't last long enough that you can waste your time working. Newspaper Staff ----- - ------- ----- Class Play ------------ ----- - Prom Attendant-- ------- r -------- -- Honor Student-- ---------- ------- - bowi- David Palmquist I'd rather play, than do nothing Salutatorian -------- - ----------- --L Annual Staff -------------- ------- A Newspaper Staff ------------------- M Class Plays ------------------ --3, M Class Officer ---------------- 1, 2 Chorus ------------------------- '- ' 1, 2, Forensics ---------------- 1, 2, Baseball ----------------- 1, 2, 3, Volleyball ----------------- Track ----------------------------- Prom Attendant -------------------- Pep Band -------- ------- Jeanette Thorell ,LI 5' 5 31 H 3, ll- U1 D KD N' 0 CI' U' D I-' I-' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Il II II II bv s F UMA I I I I hi I believe in getting into hot water--it keeps me clean. Annual Editor Newspaper Staff--- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 2 -If-P' Chorus ------- Glee Club ---- Class Plays-- Class Officer Forensics ---- Prom Queen--- Vol1eyball--- Cheerleader-- V. P. Library FHA ---------- Honor Student IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIQI' ------------------3, ------------------3, ------------ ----3. -------------- ---3, Club -F'N-F'-F-F'u-I-F'-l:'4T'I-'I-' President Vice Pres Secretary Treasurer ----------David Palmquist Jeanette Thorell -------------Judy Korpela ---------Miriam Kaihlanen SENIQR CLASS HISTORY In August 1958 eighteen freshmen presented themselves for inspection by the other high school students. Our first year's excitement really began with our initiation by the sophomores. That evening was highlighted by rolling peanuts with our noses, sitting on balloons, and dancing. After initiation we gave a sophomore return dance and then settled down to study. August 1959--Now it was our chance to initiate the freshmen. We had lots of fun making this class imperson- ate Mother Goose characters. Hearing the seniors talk about their prospective trip-to Washington D. C. set us off on a money-raising campaign. August 1960--We were juniors! The first thing we did was to entertain the public with our play, nIt's a G Great Lifeu. We all had a wonderful time putting it on and making the people laugh. Then the biggest event of our junior year, the prom, came. After much discussion we decided on the theme nwenderland by Night.' The walls were decorated with silhouettes of dancers outlined by colored lights. we created a park scene for the stage. The center of attrac- tion was a cornet player, silhouetted against the moonlit background. we were all happy with the success of our prom. The next Saturday we held the post prom. August 1961--Began our last year of high school. In October we presented the play nWild About Harry' to the public. Later in the fall all the boys went to the school forest and out about 30 cords of pulpwood with the help of their fathers. The girls made the meals. This helped our funds for our trip to Washington D. C. substantially. Finally that morning, April 30, 1962, arrived. We were on our way. When we arrived in Washington D. C. we had the opportunity to see many things such as: The Capitol, White House, Smithsonian Institute, Mount Vernon, Naval Academy, Jefferson Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, Library of Congress, Christ Church and many others. Fin- ishing our last night was a moonlight cruise up the Patomac River. We arrived home Friday, May h, very tired, but happy that in our four years of high school we had worked so well together and made this dream come true. Now thirteen seniors are nervously awaiting the final step--that of graduating into a new world of oppor- tunities and responsibilities. SENIOR CLASS WILL WS: t116'C18SS of 1962, being of sound mind and memory, realize that we are about to depart from this school life, and do hereby wish to declare this to be our last will and testament. I, David Palmquist, will my tennis shoes to whomever stole them, my desk in the main room to Mr. Dhein, my old pencils to Deane Johnson, and all of my blasts in THS to everyone. I, Milton Gustafson, will my fun at THS to anyone who can hold the stuff, my now gutless pickup to the salvation army, and my nsnowshovel' to Naama. I, Philip Marheine, will my desk to NChops,n my geography book back to you know who, my ag. trip to Doug, and I'l1 keep my homelite. I, David Ernst, will my desk to Kenny Johnson, my ag. book to Paul Kansas, my mechanical drawing board to whomever wants it, and my fun at THS to all future students. I, William Hoffman, will my ability to stay out of deten- tion to Paul Kangas, my physics book back to Mr. Kerttula, and my happiness at THS to everyone. I, Miriam Kaihlanen,will my ability in cheerleading to my sister, Linda, my position on the volleyball team to Shirley T., my night life to anyone who likes to have fun, and my love to Don. I, Judy Korpela, will my graduation tears to next year's seniors, my home ec. grades to by brother, Dick, and my thanks and graditude to all of my teachers. I, Darroll Danek will my athletic abilities to who want them, my jump rope to Clyde R., and my sympathies to anyone in charge of the main room. I, Michael A. Mesun, will my collection of 'church keysn to Gus, my nhot Ford' to anyone who thinks he can keep it cool, my power saw to Phil Marheine, and my membership 1n the nAl1 Starsn to the junior boys. I, Gary Calhoun, will all my prized possessions to anyone who thinks they are worth having, one hundred pounds of my muscles to Mike M, and my brains to Gene Calhoun. I, Diane Ison, will my work in the restaurant to Sandy, my main-room desk to Lillian, and my love to Ray. I, Mary Margaret Hoffman, will my Trig book to my sister, Jean, my front row desk to anyone who gets hungry early, and my good grades to all those who need them. I, Dolores Hebert, will my ability to get out of class to Helen woehle, my skill in volleyball to Pat Wesinger, my sweaters to Kathy Nineneman, my Desoto to Deane Johnson, and my time and love to Ronnie. .IUMORS Row 1: Patricia Weisinger, Lillian Maki, Mr. Kerttula Uldvisorl, Kathleen Raleigh, Shirley Thorbus. Row 2: Anita Mesun, Donald Wanie, Jerry Wakkinen, Kathleen Marheine, Marion Lind, Ronald Laine, Dierdra Fisher. Row 3: Lawrence Knight, Jere Marheine, William Heikkinen, Gregory Powers, Darryl Pokela, William Gustafson. President Vice Pres Secretary Treasurer -----------Darryl Pokela . --------- B111 Gustafson ----------Dierdra Fisher -Kathleen Marheine SOPHOMORES Row Row Row Row 1: 2: 3: Lg.: Gail Wanie, Lauris Benefiel, Rose Scheu, Mr. Erpenbach Cadvisorb, Jean Hoffman, Jackie Nlskanen, Dennis Thorell. Tom Worden, Virginia Nord, Andy Anderson, Ilmi Renta, Clyde Richert, Deane Johnson, Rosemary Ahlborn, Kenneth Johnson. Sandy Ieon, Leah Fish, Terry wasti, Penny Hinsa, Carol Severson, Kathy Davidson, Dennis Laaksonen. Tom Loehmer, Mike Savola, Anthony Slowikowski, Walter Pfalzgraff, Paul Kangas, George Petaja, Richard Maki, Douglas Marheine. S President ----- - ----- Deane Johnson Vice Pres. ---------- --Terry wasti Secretary ----------- -Virgina Nord Treasurer ------- -Laurie Benefield FRESHM Row 1: Betty Jahn, Donna Kivela, Sharon McDonnell, Mr. Dhein Cadvisorl, Linda Maki, Joan Marheine, Judy Loehmer. Row 2: Eugene Calhoun, Dale Jarvi, Robert Koch, Gary Heikkinen, John Shore, Dick Carpenter, Jim Laines Row 3: Ervin Brietzke, Peter Heikkinen, Kathy Ninneman, Linda Baker, Patsy Swenson, Judy Harding, Frank Sindelar. Row M: Eddie Beaumont, Pat Crowell, Helen Woehrle, Sally Sever President Vice Pres Secretary Treasurer -----------Helen Woehrle . --------- Ervin Brietzke ------------Donna Kivela -------------Jimm Laine son, Karen Heikkinen, Steve Hinsa, Jean Neimi, Wallace Raleigh. N UAL STAFF Standing: Dave Ernst, Gary Calhoun, Bill Hoffman, Milton Gustafson. . Sitting: Mary Hoffman, Judy Korpela, Mlriam Kaihlanen, Mr. Dhein Cadvisorl, Jeanette Thorell Dave Palmquist, Dolores Hebert E45-301' -------------------------------------- Jeanette Thorell Assistant Editor ------------------------'- Miriam Kaihlanen Sports ------------------- Milton Gustafson and Dave Palmquist Music ----'---------------------- ---------------- J udy Korpela Business Manager -----------------------------.. .Gary Calhgun Advertising ----------------------------------- Dolores Hebert Aotivities -------------------------------------- --Dgvg Ernst C1885 Wi-11 ----------------------------------- W illiam Hoffman Class History ----------------------------------- M ary Hoffman EWSPAPER STAFF 35911511182 R089 30146111 Jeane Neimi, Bill Hoffman, Darroll Danek, Sitting: Shirley Thorbus. Judy Korpela, Mi KAdvisorJ, Dolor riam Kaihlanen, Mary Hoffman, Mr Dhein es Hebert, David Palmquist, Jeanette Thorell Editor ---------------------------------------- Dolores Hebert Assistant Editor -------- -------------------- --Mary Hoffman Senior Reporter --------------------------------- Judy Korpela Junior Reporter ------------------------------ Shirley Thorbus Sophomore Reporter ----------------------- - -------- Rose Scheu Freshman Reporter --------------------------------- Jean Hiemi Sports- ----------------- --Milton Gustafson and Darrell Danek Music ---------- - ----------- - ------------------ Dave Palmquist Personalities -------------------------------- William Hoffman Fash1ons--- -------- --------------------- ----Jeanette Thorell Gossip- ---------------------- Miriam Kaihlanen and Diane Ison Art ------ -------- --------------------- -----Kathleen Marheine FORENSICS Row l: Laurie Benefiel, Judy Korpela, Jean Hoffman, Mrs. Watson Cadvisorl, Jackie Niskanen, Betty Jahn, Gail Wanie. Row 2: Miriam Kaihlanen, Ervin Brietzke, Wallace Raleigh, Eddy Beaumont, Frank Sindelar, Dolores Hebert, Leah Fish Row 3: Pat Crowell, Lillian Maki, Marion Lind, Virginia Nord, Ilmi Ranta, Jeanette Thorell, Dale Jarvi, Jim Laine. Row M: Dierdra Fisher, Linda Baker, Mary Hoffman, Kathleen Raleigh, Karen Heikkinen, Jeanie Niemi, Helen Woehrle, Judy Harding. Thirty of the above-competed in the local forensic meet. Those chosen to compete in the league meet at Glidden were: Jimmy Laine and Linda Maki in h-minute speech: Virginia Nord and Kathleen Raleigh in original oratiqng Dierdra Fisher in non-original oration: Wallace Raleigh and David Palmquist in extemporaneous speaking: Jackie Niskanen and Miriam Kaihlanen in interpretative reading of poetry, Anita Mesun and Jean Hoffman in interpretive reading of prose, Judy Korpela and Marion Lind in memorized declamationsg Deane Johnson and Mary Margaret Hoffman in public speaking, and Dolores Hebert, Maureen Frawley, Dale Jarvi, Peter Heikkinen, and Ervin Brietzke in play-reading. Kathleen, Dierdra, David, Miriam, Anita, Jean, Marion, and Mary Margaret spoke in the finals. Kathleen, David, Miriam, and Anita received A's so they were eligible to com- pete in the Hurley contest, that was held on March Zh. Miriam and Anita received A's there. 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Larry Knight, as George Washington, and Dierdra Fisher, as Fanny, get their romance settled when the latter takes the initiative and dresses up in some disgarded finery. It takes some dectective work on the part of one of the Fairfax Twins--Kathleen Marheine--to straighten out Virginia and Peyton'S love affair, but all ends on a happy note. GI RLS' GLEE CLUB Row 1: Karen Heikkinen, Alice Birch, Marion Lind, Kathy Marheine, Anita Mesun, Sally Severson, Penny Hinsa, Jeanie Niemi. Row 2: Kathy Keskinen, Kathy Raleigh, Diane Ison, Helen woehrle, Richard Jokela CAdvisorD, Lillian Maki, Shirley Thorbus, Mary Hoffman, Jane Wakkinen. Row 3: Lenore Niskinen, Tedi Palmquist, Judy Korpela, Sandy Ison, Donna Kivela, Jeanie Hoffman, Jackie Niskanen. Row 1: Shirley Wasti, Karla Braski, Judy Korpela, Jeanie Niemi, Jarene Miller, Teddy Palmouist Row 2: Anita Mesun, Kathy Raleigh. DOD Wanie, David Palmquist, Laurie Benifeild, Wallace Raleigh, Deirdre Fisher, Elmi Rants, Jean Hoffman, Jackie Niskanen, Peggy Leino, Wendy Pokela Row 3: David Leino, Kathy Keskinen, Advisor QM:-. Jokilal, Janie Wakkinen, Mary Hoffman, Linda Maki, Shirley Thorbus, Buddy Richert, Duane Kettula, Gerald Wakkinen, Larry Knight, Mike Savola, Tim Knight, Bobby Auman, Pete Raleigh, Tony Palmquist Dickie Korpela H ERLEADERS YW 'si' llil 535, 5 Hg Kathy Laurie Miriam Anita EY' 11 Row 1: Judy Betty J Row 2: Miriam Watson Hoffman. Row 3: Anita Thorell, LIBRARY CLUB , Laurie Benefiel, Joan Marheine, Leah Jackie Niskanen, Gail Wanie. , Judy Korpela, Kathy Davidson, Mrs. 5, Sharon McDonnell, Dolores Hebert, Jean Kathy Ninneman, Linda Baker, Jeanette Ranta, Marion Lind, Sally Severson, Karen Row lp.: Linda Makp., Mary Hoffman, Shirley Thorbus, Dierdra Fisher, Jfan Niemi, Helen Woehrle, Judy Harding, Donna Kivela. BASKETB LL TEAM Row 1: Billy Gustafson, Patrick Maroogleise iooachb, Peter Heikkinen. Row 2: Donnie Wanie, Milton Gustafson, Gerald Wakkinen, Larry Knight, David Palmquist, Darryl Pokela, Deane Johnson, Jere Marheine, Darroll Danek, William Heikkinen. Row 1: Billy Gustafson, Patrick Marcogleise KCoachl, Peter Heikkinen. Row 2: Terry Wasti, Eddie Beaumont, Gerald Wakkinen, Robert Koch, Jere Marheine, Clyde Richert, Gary Heikkinen, Lawrence Knight, Donnie Wanie, Ervin Brietzke. BASKETBALL SEASON Tripoli Opponent Date Played At Score Opponent Score 1 Nov Tripoli M6 Hawkins 30 Dec Prentice 67 Prentice Mg Dec Butternut 56 Butternut 5 Dec Tripoli M5 Glidden M3 Dec Tripoli 53 Holcombe 59 Dec Winter 69 winter M5 Jan Tripoli 70 Fifield MO Jan. Rib Lake 50 Rib Lake hh Jan Hakkins M9 Hawkins hh Jan Weetboro 62 Westboro H5 Jan Tripoli M5 Prentice 50 Jan Tripoli 51 Butternut 50 Jan Glidden 63 Glidden 71 Jan Tripoli 82 Rib Lake 50 Feb Holcombe 73 Holcombe 88 Bob Tripoli 62 Westboro 53 Feb Tripoli S7 Winter S Feb Fifield 68 Fifield 61 TOURNAM NT Feb Prentice 73 Winter 26 Feb Prentice 52 Prentice 3 INDIVIDUAL SCORING SEASON TOURNAM NT ...1.P3-8 91' E ET. E Q li FLT. Z Q B111 Heikkinen 109 L19 1111 267 10 16 5 26 Jere Marheine 1 8 6 20 22 1 0 2 2 Darryl Pokela 90 hh S9 22h 19 L 8 M2 Jerry Wakkinen O 2 2 2 O O 0 0 Darrol Danek 92 61 56 2h5 6 8 8 20 Larry Knight o 2 3 2 o o o o Dave Palmquist 69 38 61 176 M O 7 8 nut Gustafson o o 1 0 o o o o Dean Johnson L19 311 L17 132 11 1 8 23 Don Wanie 1 o 1 2 o o 1 o Gary Heikkinen 1 O 0 1 O O 0 1 O 1 ALL CONFERENCE TEAM First Team 7 Second Team Honorable Mention William Heikkinenl Darryl Pokela David Pglmquigt 1 Darrell Danek Deane Johnson BASEB LL TEAM 7 CHAMPIONS Row 1: Peter Heikkinen, Terry Wasti, Steve Hinsa, Patrick Marcogliblc Qcoachh, Eddie Beaumont, Ervin Brietzke, Don Wanie. Row 2: Wallace Raleigh, Gary Calhoun, Larry Knight, Darryl Pokela, David Palmquist, Milton Gustafson. Row 31 Robert Koch, Gary Heikkinen, Darroll Danek, William Heikkinen, Jere Marheine, Deana Johnson. On September 20, 1961, Tripoli opened the baseball season by soundly defeating Prentice 8-2, behind Darryl Poke1a's 2 hit pitching. Tripo1i's 9 hit attack was led by Dave Pa1mquist's 3 hits. One week later Tripoli met Glidden at our own field. Bo- hind Darryl Poke1a's 18 strikeouts Tripoli breezed on to a 7-1 victory. Pokela also led the offense with 3 hits. Tripoli met Winter on the latter's homefield on October M, and was victorious by a score of 6-M. The damaging 11 hit attack was led by 'Seymourn Calhoun's 2 doubles and a single. On October 18th, with the league championship guys if vic- torious, we met Hawkins at home for the last game of the season. The Tripoli batters responded with a murderous onslaught of 17 runs. This combined with Darryl Poke1a's 15 strikeouts and h hit pitching resulted in a 17-2 romp over Hawkins. The lh hit barrage was led by nSeymour's' h for 5 with two long drives out to the woods Conly a lack of speed prevented homersl. Tripoli is the Flambeau League Champion for '61 in baseball. We take our hats off to the superb pitching by Darryl Pokela and a .383 team batting average. Our sincere thanks to coaches Kohn and the new Marcogliese. GR DE SCH Row 1: Karen I Fisher, Row 2: Karen Maki Catherine DLG nl 3 f SZSL ?qW2 ,:' nuevo! '0n 25mg , Larry Auman, Debbie Severson, Bradley Sarkkinen. Swenson, Allan Kangas, Sherri Swenson, Row 3: Judy Lind, Billy Klingelhoets, Robin Wakkinen, Cheri Knight, Bing Standing: Rose We Row 1: Barbara Jeffrey Row 2: Charles Patty Rbw 3: Daryl James Standing: Cheryl Kathy Ison lnger, Miss Cottrell Cteacherb, Jeffrey Plachetka SECOND GRADE , Darlene Birch, Johnny Kangas, Ruth Jahn, , Heidi Niskanen,Brian Harheine, Cindy Lind, Roxanne Koch. , Chester Kangas, Carl Felser, Bobby Maki, Debra Kurth, Mrs. Jokela lteacherl, Brent Albrent. THIRD GRADE Row 1: Sandra Woehrle, Alan Swenson, Beverly Marheine, Russell Wakkinen, Cynthia Kangas, Dennis Mattson. Row 2: William Severson, Abbey Ninneman, Judith Altman, Thomas Winter, Joan Zink. Row 3: Leigh Ann Knight, Daniel Kivela, Walter Raleigh, Bruce Plachetka, Ray Pajala, Michael Maeki FOURTH GRADE Row 1: Dennis Marheine, Greg Fisher, Deane Kerttula, Russell Sarkkinen, Bruce Heikkinen, Richard Maki. Row 2: Billy Maki, Doug Plachetka, Phillip Wanie, Miss Curby CTeacherJ, Richard Shore, John Weisinger, Kenneth Laaksonen Row 3: Judy Wasti, Shirley Altman, Sally Birch, Ben Albrent, Cherryl Frawley. FIFTH GRADE Row l: Roger Shore, David Birch, David Hinsa, Linda Harding, Michael Auman, Caroline Woehrle, Michael Koch. Row 2: Karla Braski, Cathy Marheine, Barbara Hill, Mrs. Richert CTeacherl, Richard Korpela, Connie Marheine, Denise Erickson Row 3: Keith Gustafson, Linda Lam i, Shirley Wasti, Suzette Felser, Deborah Kangas, Absent: Lon Ruder. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: l SIXTH GRADE James Hill, Lucinda Shore, Norman Winter, Linette Baker, Michael Knight, Linda Heikkinen, Jimmy Kivela. Tony Paliquist, Judith Marheine, Dolores Weisinger, Mrs. MacKinnoi,lteacherJ, Peter Hinsa, Janice Hardy, Paula Maki. Richard Brietzke, Mona Gale Albrent, P0881 L95-110, Lily SchimtterQ Wendy Pokela, Julie Birch, Robin Welke. SEVENTH GRADE Row 1: Kenneth Koch, Peter Collett, Jarene Miller, Sandra Nord, Michael Baker, Paige Fisher. Row 2: Tom Frawley, Jo Marie Plachetka, All-an Heikkinenl Mrs. Palmquist Cteacherj, Gene Lind, Linda Marheine, Row 3: Ashley Manninen, Michael Braski, Dawn Marheine, Gary Erickson, Richard Hebert. EIGHTH GRADE Row 1: James Maki, Peter Raleigh, Crystal Manninen, David Kivela, Timmy Knight, Kathy Keskinen, Sandy Pajala, Wayne Plachetka. ' Row 2: Robert Auman, Don Jarvi, Duane Kerttula, Charles Stone, Berry Scheu, Barbara Lind, Alice Birch, Jane Wakkinen. Row 3: Karen Winters, Mickey Walkie, David Weisinger, Mr. Gustafson, Cteacherl, Willard Kangas, Tedi Palmquist, Johnny Hoffman. 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KOEHLER Tomahawk, Wisconsin More For Your Money NELSON'S SUPERMARKET Quality Friendliness Service Tomahawk, Wisconsin MERCHANTS STATE BANK The Friendly Bank Complete Banking Service 31 Interest On A11 Savings Phone FO-2-36h1 Rhinelander, Wis. BRADLEY BANK l A Safe And Sound l Banking Institution Our Greatest Asset Your Good Will Phone M5 Tomahawk, Wisconsin RAYMOND LUMBER COMPANY Cabinet Shop--Lumber Building Material Coal The Yard And Store Building Of Service Tomahawk, Wisconsin TOMAHAWK SAND AND GRAYEL INC Ready Mix concrete Washed Sand And Gravel Crushed Road Material Dirt And Filling Road Work--Asphalt FaEing Phone 516 T Tomahawk, Wisconsin HILGY'S LP GAS Lloyd Hilgendolf Norge Gas Appliances Gas Heating Bulk Tanks Or Bottled Gas Sales--Rental--Leases PUOHS H53-3505 Night Phone M01-H Tomahawk, Wisconsin Compliments Of JIM'S BAR k CAFE Motel--Standard Oil Products U. S. Highway 8 Jim E Lorraine Ison Tripoli, Wisconsin TOMAHAWK REAL ESTATE AGENCY A. W. Tudesco, Realtor Real Estate--City Realty Frontage--Businesses Resorts--Cottages--Farms Phone--L53-2h68 Tomahawk, Wisconsin TESSMER SALES 8 SERVICE Homelite k Lombard Chainsaws Bolens 8 Wheel--Horse Tractors Bolens R Jacobsen Lawn Mowers Power Products Roto--Hoe Garden Tillers Briggs R Stratton--Lauson--Clinton And Kohler Small Engine Service Ashley Automatic Wood Stoves Small Circle A Hand Saws Sharpening Service Lawn Boy Mowers Simplicity Riding Tractors Phone 89, Box 2h2 Sh? South Tomahawk Ave. Tomahawk, Wisconsin DAR'S CITIES SERVICE Darwin D. Hilgendorf, Prop. Wheel Alignment Balancing Brake Work Motor Tuneup Lubrication Washing Polishing Batteries Tires Accessories Courteous Service Phone M29 Forth and Wisconsin Tomahawk, Wisconsin For A11 Types Of North Wisconsin Properties See N DOOLITTLE-BARDEN REALTORS N Minocqpa, Wisconsin N Compliments Of FIRST NATIONAL BANK nwhere Thousands Save Millions Phone FO-2-6900 Rhinelander, Wisconsin PRICE COUNTY CO-OPIOIL Prentice Co-op Station Gas - Oil - Tires - Batteries Good Service Prentice, Wisconsin T N PAUL BUNYAN LOGGING CAMP RESTAURANT A11 You Can Eat Gift Shop Lumberjack Baking Minocqua, Wisconsin W Compliments of W CLAUSNITZER BEVERAGE CO. Medford, Wisconsin Compliments-of AQUALAND MANUFACTURING C Woodruff, Wisconsin PATTERSON BROS. INC. Lumber And Building Supplies Two Yards Minoqua, Wisconsin MINOCQUA MARINE MART INC. WSee Us First For Marine Equipmentn Minocqua, Wisconsin HIAWATHA INN Ozzie Blomberg Shrimp And Walleyes Chili And Sandwiches Chicken Hiawaiha Hazelhurst, Wisconsin ANDY'S TWILIGHT BAR Meals And Lunches Corner Of 8 And CC Phone M53-2379 Tripoli, Wisconsin Compliments Of TWIN BAY RESORT nPizzaN Tomahawk, Wisconsin LONGFELLOW'S MOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP Corner Of 8 And CC Phone LL53-2379 Tripoli, Wisconsin ONEIDA MOTOR SALES nYour Friendly Ford Dealern Cars--Farm Implements--Trucks Phone FO-2-2h8O Used Car Lot FO-2-3381 Rhinelander, Wisconsin WENTLAND MOTOR COMPANY Cadillac, Pontiac And Tempest Sales And Service Used Cars Phone FO-2-6656 25 South Stevens Rhinelander, Wisconsin MILADY'S BEAUTY SH Phone Zhh Specialize In Permanant Wave Hair Styling Hair Tinting OP SHERER'S FLORAL SHOP AND GREENHOUSE nwedding Flowers Special y Hair Cutting Phone 70 Open Monday and Thursday Evenings Weekdays 9:00 to 6:00 Tomahawk, Wisconsin Tomahawk, Wisconsin A A MCCARTHY'S AND KALIFES NICK AND SONS Tavern And Bowling Funeral Home k Furniture Store nStrike Or Spare' Tomahawk, wisconsin Tomahawk, Wisconsin Compliments Of A A JOE'S MUG AND JUG NHave Beer--will Se Tomahawk, wiscons lln in COAST TO COAST STORE Complete Line Of: Hardware Sporting Goods Auto Supplies E. A. Kangas Phone 8h Tomahawk, Wisconsin GAMBLES HARDWARE Auto Supplies Sporting Goods Electrical Suppli Men's Work Clothi Tomahawk, Wiscons es H8 in Compliments Of BEN FRANKLIN STORE 31.00 And Up Tomahawk, wisconsin HEBERTS HUNTERS INN Beer - Liquor Cabins Grocery Store Tripoli, Wisconsin THE SPOT MOTEL Beer - Soft Drinks - Lunches Motel 85.00 Ana Up Special Weekly Rates 2 Miles North Of Tomahawk Phone SSM Tomahawk, Wisconsin KAY'S TRUCK STOP Chicken - Shrimp - Steak Lunches Tomahawk, Wisconsin Compliments Of McCARTHY'S FLORAL AND GREENHOUSE nF1owers For A11 Occasions' Phone M35-M19 Tomahawk, Wisconsin SERVICE DRUG STORE 211 West Wisconsin Ave, Phone 235 Tomahawk, Wisconsin Compliments Of WM. NICK FUNERAL HOME Hwy 51 South Tomahawk, Wisconsin TOMAHAWK LAUNDROMAT Complete Laundry And Shirt Finishing Service Phone 510 South Second Street Tomahawk, wisconsin THE BEE Printing E Advertising School Supplies Phillips, Wisconsin A CLIFFORD CO-OP ASSN, General Merchandise Hardware - Feeds - Gas - Oil Clifford, Wisconsin BRANTWOOD CO-OP SUPPLY CO. General Merchandise Plumbing Fixtures And Supplies and Appliances Hardware and Feeds Grinding and Mixing Gas-Tires-Oil Brentwood, wisconsin A Compliments ofA A BOB'S BAR Fine Foods Beer--Liquor Brentwood, Wisconsin A A A E. R. Larson GENERAL STORE a CHEESE FACTORY Phone--Prentice M6-F-30 or Ogema 7-2612 Brentwood, Wisconsin A REUBEN'S SALES E SERVICE Ford Cars M Trucks Complete Overhaul Jobs Buy Scrap MetalA Hides and FursA Old Cars M Tractors A A Prentice, Wisconsin PHILLIPS LUMBER R SUPPLY COMPANY Builders Supplies Ready Mix Concrete Phone 23h5 Phillips, Wisconsin HRENTICE HYDRAULICS INC. A Manufactures of Hydraulic Loading Eq. Phone 7 or 8 A Prentice, Wisconsin QUALITY CLEANERS Quality at a Reasonable Price 2h North Tomahawk Ave. Phone 28 Tomahawk, Wisconsin BACHHUBER'S HILLSIDE RESORT Beer--Liquor Cabins--Boats Highway CC Tomahawk, Wisconsin Compliments Of SANDERSON'S AND SHERWOOD Tripoli, Wisconsin YUNGFER STEEL PRODUCTS Master Iron Workers Custom Built Iron For Every Purpose Ornamental--Structural Logging Tools Fire Escapes Tomahawk, Wisconsin Compliments Of JIM'S BAR Tomahawk, Wisconsin V. E. LABBE AGENCY Insurance Service 25 West Wisconsin Ave. Phone M53-M181 Tomahawk, Wisconsin Compliments Of HANKE'S SUPER MARKET Corner Somo and hth St Tomahawk, Wisconsin GUSTAFSON COMPANY Forest Products WM. F. BROWN AGENCY Norene B. Miller Insurance Pulpwood--Bulldozing nYour Independent Insurance Age Gravel Hauling Brentwood, Wisconsin Lyric Theater Building Phone M53-32h2 Tomahawk, Wisconsin WEBBEN'S DRUG 16 N. Brown Streep Phone FO 2-6OhO i Rhinelander, Wiscon+in Compliments Of CLEARY'S Rhinelander, Wisconsin OSNESS MOTORS Ford And Mercurf W Sales And Service N Tomahawk, Wisconsvn Compliments Of John Ahern NNORTH STAR STATIONU nGas For Lessn Diner jTomahawk, Wisconsin N WARGA BROS. GARAGE UNC. W Y Pontiac Sales A Semvice Wrecker Servicj Complete Line Of Gas k Oil Phone 2125 N Phillips, wisconsin VINCENT AND VINCENT W t's The Service Behind I Our Deal That Makes The Difference W Phillips, wisconsin N THE HARBOR Earl R Glady's Plaman N Beer - Liquor - Wines Fine Foods - cabins L Boats For Reservations Phone 3165 Phillips, Wisconsin SAMAL SHOE STORE Boots - Shoes - Repairing Friedman - Shelby Shoes Men's k Boy's Furnishing Phillips, Wisconsin Compliments Of N SKYLINE CLUB Phillips, wisconsin Compliments Of PHILLIPS FARM EQUIPMENT Phillips, Wisconsin Compliments Of GEORGE DREWRY--VETERINARIAN Phillips, Wisconsin Compliments Of DR. J. L. RENS Phillips, Wisconsin PRENTICE HARDWARE Plumbing And Heating Prentice, Wisconsin Compliments Of DORWIN SPORTWARE Minocque, Wisconsin LIBERTY SERVICE STATION L. L. LUNDBURG--PROP. Phone 5 Prentice, Wisconsin Compliments Of DUKE'S CLUB FROLIC Spirit, Wisconsin Compliments Of KNEZ HOUSE OF INSURANCE Phillips, Wisconsin Compliments Of MATTSON MOTORS Ogema, Wisconsin STATE BANK OE PHILLIPS STATE BANK OF NEDFORD Stations At Catawba And Prentice Ogemg Stgtion Phillips, Wisconsin Ogema, Wisconsin Compliments Of HOFEMAN'S BEN FRANKLIN BAUMAN,S Novelties--Kitchen Ware HOur Own Hardweren Phillips, Wisconsin Phone 7518 Medford, wisconsin Compliments Of N SMITH Eaos. MARINE Minocqua, Wisconsin N I Compliments Of BEAUTY NOOK Phillips, Wisconsin Compliments Of: BESSERDICH'S BAR I WOODRUFF STATE BANK Beer--Liquor-- wine Woodruff, Wisconsin Brentwood, Wisconsin I N RHINELANDER SAVING ARD LOAN Savings Building W Rhinelander, Wisconsin GRAFE'S DEPARTMENT STORE HClothes For The Entire Familyu Phillips, Wisconsin Four Compliments Of HCHRYSTAL ROCKT T Miles West Of Rhynelander W On Highway 8 PRENTICE CO-OP General Merchandise Feed And Fertilizer Prentice, Wisconsin I Compliments O5 NOK AUTO PARTRH Rhinelander, Wisconsin Compliments Of CARLSON'S CLOVER FARM STORE Prentice, Wisconsin I I Compliments Of I NORWOOD BAKERY i N Phillips, Wisconsin SCHELLER'S ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Maytag, Monarch, Siegler Appl. Phone ll8-W Prentice, Wisconsin NORTHWOODS INN Beer-Liquor-Wine Gas--Oil Oscar Pocket Tripoli, Wisconsin Compliments of TURGEON'S BARBER SHOP Tomahawk, Wisconsin TRIPOLI OIL COMPANY Dist Texaco Petroleum Products Skelgas Sales E Service hone R8-F-25 Lei Frawley--Prop. Tripoli, Wisconsin TRIPOLI GARAGE General Repairing AAA Service Phone h8F21 William Hill--Prop. Tripoli, Wisconsin HANSON'S SIGN SHOP nSigns of All Kindsn Tomahawk, Wisconsin DAIGLE'S HARDWARE Phone BRS Tomahawk, Wisconsin VILLAGE INN Beer-Liquor-Wine Dick and Jan Tripoli, Wisconsin GEO'S SERVICE STATION nGas for Lessn Phone 170 Tomahawk, Wisconsin INDIAN POINT RESORT Cabins Bar Laundromat Pier Lake Tripoli, Wisconsin BOYLE'S RESORT On Willow Lake Bar-Cabins-Boats Tripoli, Wisconsin Compliments of TOMAHAWK SURPLUS STORE Tomahawk, Wisconsin Compliments of MARGUARDT'S BAKERY Tomahawk, Wisconsin Compliments Of RISBERG SALES s SERVICE Prentice, Wisconsin TONY'S IMPgIMENT CO., YOU? International Harvester Dealer Phillips, Wisconsin Comliments Of CHES R JOHN'S BOWLING LANES Chas Q John Arcade Phillips, wisconsin WM. FRIEDL WOODWORKING Glass Shop Building Material k Auto Glass Phillips, Wisconsin Compliments Of PHILLIPS BEN FRANKLIN 31.00 Ana Up I Phillips, wisconsin Compliments Of JOHNSON JEWELRY Phillips, Wisconsin Compliments 0f GlBBY'S BAR Phillips, Wisconsin STARK BROS. MOTOR CO.-- Repairing M Welding Phillips 66 Products Phone S262 Phillips, Wisconsin Compliments Of SHEEL INSURANCE CO. Phillips, Wisconsin Compliments Of GAMBLES STORE Phillips, Wisconsin REED LUMBER cot L.P. Gas - Fuel Building Material Phone 16-W W Prentice, Wisconsin Compliments Of LARRY'S BAR A BOWLING Prentice, Wisconsin BENNETT'S SPORTING GOODS Most Complete Sporting Goods Phone H65 Tomahawk, Wisconsin CHARLANE'S FASHIONS Uwe Invite You To Brousem Tomahawk, Wisconsin DAY'S RADIO R TV SHOP Records Tomahawk, Wisconsin TOMAHAWK DRUG STORE 211 W. wisconsin Ave. Phone 235 Tomahawk, Wisconsin KOTH GAS CO. INC. Tomahawk, Wisconsin SMITTY'S PAINT STORE Pittsburgh and O'Brian's Paints Tomahawk, Wisconsin Compliments Of CwmMmmws0f HICKEY'S BAR THE GIFT BOX Boats--Cabins Bar Phone 281-R T h k Wi i omg aw ' scans n Tomahawk, Wisconsin Compliments Of Compliments of DEBYLES INC. CENTRAL DRUG STORE Rhinelander Eagle River Tomahawk, Wisconsin Minocqua Compliments Of FEDERATED STORE Clothes For The Family Tomahawk, Wisconsin Compliments of HOTEL BEAUTY SHOP Tomahawk, wisconsin TOMAHAWK CASH AND CARRYN N Tomahawk, Wisconsin THE BRIDGE nProm's Specialn Tomahawk, Wisconsin THEILER'S BAR I Beer - Liquor - Wine N I Tomahawk, wisconsin N Compliments of SCHLIAS CLOTHING Tomahawk, Wisconsin N N Compliments Of WOODRUFF MOTORS Dodge, Lancer, Dart NEWVILLE INSURANCE AGENCY and A Dodge Trucks Insurance, Real Estate N Phone 105 Minocqua, Wisconsin N Woodruff, Wisconsin Taige's I Vince and Gingervs NORTHGATE PHARMACY Phone 566 NKNOT INNN 15 N. Brown St. Prescription Specialists Woodruff, Wisconsin N Rhinelander, Wisconsin Compliments of FRITZS AND KAY'SIBAR Tomahawk, Wisconsin Compliments of RAY'S FINE FOOD AND RESORT Heafford Jet., Wisconsin A CORMACK DRUG STORE AND N GIFT sHoP Phillips, Wisconsin D O N A T I O N S Dr. R.J. HENDERSON DR. N.L. BOUGAN R AND J BODY SHOP E.D. JONES SCOTT'S RADIO M TV MASTER,ELECTRIQ GEO'S HWY. BARBER SHOP ARNIES' GRILL LES STANDARD SERVICE H.L. HOUGER Tomahawk, Wisconsin HUFSCHMID'S DIME STORE KOHL DRY GOODS fBOHMSACH'SJ RAY SCHELLER JEWELER TOMAHAWK PAINT CO. KRUEGER SHOE STORE ROUMAN'S CAFE CLARENCE KAHN'S BUBOIS SHOP BRADFISH ELECTRIC BLAIRE'S GIFT AND GENERAL MILT'S BAR COACH TAVERN RHODY'S GAMBLE STORE STROMBOM'S FARM EQ. Ogema, Wisconsin M SE. SENATE HOTEL AND CAFE HAUSE BROTHERS LUMBER CO. OGEMA LOCKER PLANT BARR IMPLEMENT HILLSIDE CLUB BARBER FURNITURE MART CRYSTAL CAFE PHILLIPS LOCKER PLANT Phi-115-PS 1 Wisconsin LOUIEVS CAFE AND HOTEL WOODIE'S BARBER SHOP PROHASKA BARBER SHOP CITY DRAY LINE BOSTOM JEWELRY Rhinelander MCISSACS GIFT M BOOK NORTHERN AUTO SUPPLY SHOP n Wisconsin TOMALANDER MOTEL Woodruff, Wisconsin WHITE ELECTRIC RAY'S CORNER TAVERN Minocqua, Wisconsin WALCH HARDWARE Prentice, Wisconsin Tripoli, Wisconsin Heaford Juction DR. E.C. ENGLUND SALMI GUSTAFSON 30513 BAR . ,V 4 .' 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