Tripoli High School - Echo Yearbook (Tripoli, WI)

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Caroline Woehrle: Wendy Pokela: Cathy Marheine: James Kivelag Judith Marheine Peggy Leino: Brenda Swenson: Barbara Hill: Julie Birch: Herb Grubbs: Dick Brietzke: Mona Albrent: Tony Palmquist: Linette Baker: Robin Welke: WHERE IS THE GROOM? Cast of Characters Eleanor Hammerstone --------- Florence Iaplin ----- - Mabel ----- - - Reverend - - - Aunt Frett - - - - Alma - - - - Sally - - - - Lorraine - - - - Nancy - - - - Pitman - - 9 Ralph Japlin - - - Emmy Lou Hammerstone - - - Horace Talbot Iaplin - - - - Shirley ------- A - - Vernon ----------- ' A Mike Auman, Linda Harding, Paula Maki, Absent. The play was a three act comedy about a reluctant groom who lost his honeymoon money shooting pool on the day before his wedding. The confusion that followed was the basis for the play's humor. The actors' comical adlib- bing added to the hilarity. We thank Mrs. Brady for directing us and making the play a SLICCGSS. STAGE CREW Keith Gustafson, Norman Winters, Jim Hill, Pete Hinsa, Linda Heikkinen. 26 .U C 50g Almost upsets the applecart. 50g Her baby boy is the intended. Bridesmaid. 40: ls betwixt and 'between the cere- mony and a wholesale baptizing. 605 Her name applies. Bridesmaid. Bridesmaid. Bridesmaid. Bridesmaid. 30: Garage owner. 50: Wants the size thirteens under his table. 18g The intended bride. 225 the wavering groom. Bridesmaid. 22g Horace's pal. out from

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X 5, i, HOMECOMI G 768 THE KING Tony Palmquist THE QUEEN Wendy Pokela THE DATE February 2, 1968 THE GAME Tripoli vs. Winter THE SCORE Tripoli 79, Winter 72 THE DANCE After the Game THE BAND The Project Five The basketball season was climaxed with the annual Homecoming game and dance. The game was well attended and everyone was pleased with the results, a victory over the Winter Warriors. The dance provided oppor- tunity to celebrate and good times were had by all. A Victorious Game The Crowning Our King and Queen fi A 45' W PS? 'dp .' X

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, FORENSKB X +59 il rx . 1 X I FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Judith Marheine, Kenneth Laaksoneng Robin Welkeg Linda Heikkineng David Hinsag Mrs. Brady fcoachpg Bruce Heikkineng Tony Palmquistg Susan Nurmig Caroline Woehrleg Pamela Dollg Wendy Pokela. SECOND ROW: Greg Hartmanng Shirley Altmang Beverly Marheineg Karla Braskig Peggy Leinog Candee Pratherg Keith Pokelag Brenda Albrentg Sally Birchg Barbara Hillp Judith Wasti. A brief run down on our pace setting, hard working fo- 'L rensics team finds them in: ag, -' Def Tripoli, February 199 Coming to grips for the first time at our local meet. The troopers making the grade here go Q D, on to: I Rib Lake, March 153 Kenneth Laaksonen, Robin Welke, f M Q Linda Heikkinen, David Hinsa, Tony Palmquist, Caroline QT. Woehrle, Candee Prather, Richard Korpela fnot shownj, 5... ' 0 ,df Pamela Doll, Karla Braski and Barbara Hill found the going g' 'MJ' .. tougher here. Tony and Caroline came through on beat and they swung on to: Ashland, March 303 No signs of bitterness as our ranks were diminished again. Caroline cracked a 'B' and Tony marched in with an 'A', which means THE TOP for him. And so we find Tony in: Madison, April 27g We're proud of him, bringing Tripoli a 'B'. That concludes our hard hitting, to -the-point coverage of the Tripoli Forensic Team '68'. Good luck to the team of '69'! ..1lwm,,,,, Czp a N X M 2 ' is X Tsizir yQXDaaaxaaaaaxaaa tmp N XX This page is sponsored by the LAKELAND MOTOR COMPANY