Jeffers High School - Chronoscope Yearbook (Painesdale, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

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Because we want to show the gratitude of Jeffers High to one who has always acted with friendship and tolerance to- wards allg we, the Class of 1963, affectionately dedicate our yearbook to him. 2 Superinfendenf's Message MR. JOSEPH G. HAMPTON We believe in the following principles of education: A free public education is the right of every young person in America. Education should provide the opportunity for each individual to grow intel- lectually, morally, physically, and spiritually. It should develop esthetic interests such as music, art, literature, and nature. It should encourage recreational skills so that leisure time will be used wisely. It should teach respect for the cultures of all people, so that we may live harmoniously among nations. lt should provide an insight into the potentialities of the individual, thus insuring a greater degree of social and economic efficiency It must be concerned with the total development of each individual. ln order that education accomplish these things, our curricula must be broad and flexible and readily adaptable to a changing world. 3 A free public education is the right of every person in America. It should encour- age recreational skills so that leisure time will be used wisely. It should provide an insight into the potentialities of the individ ual thus insuring a greater degree of social and econornic efficiency. ,Wg M Education Should . . . teach respect for the cultures of all peoplesg so that we may live harmoniously among nations . . . . be concerned with the total devel- . . . provide proper facilities to meet every physical need of the student. opment of each individual. In order that education accomplish these things, our curricula must be broad and flex ible and readily adaptable to a changing world. Board of Ed ucaiion Mr. Herbert Kellow, Presidentg missing from Photograph. STANDING: Fred Swansong Tauno Kilpelag Yalmer Mattilag Geno Lucchesig Onni Malila, Treasurerg Joseph Hampton, Superin- tendentg Henry Combellack, Secretary. MR. WALTERI. DAVIS Mr. Davis, high school Principal for the past thirteen years, has always maintained high standards for the stu- dent body. He has stressed these prin- ciples: honesty, good citizenship, high scholastic achievement, personal in- tegrity, sportsmanship, and good conduct 6 FACULTY EARL ERVA Northern Michigan University B,S, in Education Graduate work Northern Michi gan University Eighth Grade History, Econom- ics, Government, Guidance Counselor . IRMA ESKOLA Northern Michigan University B.S. in Education English I and II, Geography. RAYMOND BOSLEY Michigan College of Science and Technology Northern Michigan University B. S. Shop, Drafting. AUDREY BRACK Eastern Michigan University B. Mus. Ed. Chorus, German, Junior High English, and Music. ELIZABETH HAVELA Northern Michigan University Wayne State University B. S. in Education Sixth Grade FRANCES HORTON University of Texas B. S. in Home Economics M. S. in Home Economics Homemaking I and II, Eighth Grade Homemaking. CARL JOHNSON Suomi College Northern Michigan University Northland College Ph. B. World History, U. S. History, Varsity Coach, Basketball, Track, Swimming. DONALD JOHNSON Suomi College Northern Michigan University B. S. Eighth Grade Science, Biology, Physical Education, B-Team Basketball Coach. JANE LUCCHESI College of St. Scholastica B. S. Graduate work in Library Science at U. of M. Librarian DOUGLAS MORIN Suomi College Northern Michigan University B. S. Typing I, and Typing Il, Book- keeping, Shorthand I and ll, Filing, Personal Typing. ARNE KOLEMAINEN Northern Michigan University B. A. Graduate work at Michigan College of Science and Tech nology Algebra l, Geometry, Driver Education ROBERT KOONTZ. University of New Mexico Central Michigan University B. S. Seventh Grade Science, Ge- ography, History, Wrestling Coach. DONALD OSTERMAN Northern Michigan University B. S. Seventh and Eighth Grade Mathematics. JOSEPH PATTERSON Northern Michigan University B. Mus. Ed. Instrumental Music. BERNARD NELSON Michigan College of Science and Technology Northern Michigan University B. S. Chemistry, Physics, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Al- gebra II, General Science. IUDITH OSTERMAN Northern Michigan University B. A . Junior and Senior English, Seventh Grade English. MILMA RUGANI Northern Michigan University B. A. Sixth Grade MARY JANE PHILLIPS Graduate - Jeffers High School class of 1962. Secretary. I 0 i Sneak Peeks at the Faculty Just bubbling over! Fines are paid on time, or . . CONCENTRATION? I mean YOU! Meanwhile back in the lab . . . Yup, I pulled a surprise test today, too. Today is-s-s Saturday? I I We Appreciate John Margherio Osmo Karna John Stimac Mrs . Orquist Edwin Wayrynen, Mario Sabatini, Irving son Crnissingj. We wish to give a word of appreciation to all the people pictured on this page. The time and effort they put forth daily in the transportation of the students and in giv ing them a clean, comfortable place in which to work adds to the school's working arrangements. Without such willing help, our school could never function. I2 3 Hirvi, Eugene Gergurich, Walter Hendrick- Seniors Are . . . Starry Eyed . . Relaxed Torn Savola poses after a long day . . Poised Rita Lindeman and Dennis Lorenz represent a typical couple. . Mischievous Cheryl Toyra--with a beautiful tan Roger Maatta just having fun. I4 Lovclble James Lindgren, young at heart. . . . Casual Courageous Ed Hartel fappendectomyj smiles as student nurse Ann Pastore administers a shot to Maria Vezzetti Barb Parolini off for a day of fun. . Ctonsillectornyj. ...Busy . . . Helpful Kay Davis and Gloria Lassila both want to put away the same book. Annual Staff aims for a book to please. . . Mentally Exhausted . Artistic ,ssl 3 - V... .,: Caroline Guili X53 g works on a palntlng ' ' 7'fi55y 'iil'-A-'-2445? 1 , 1 uwmwlll Fyfgi Aj i Q -- gf 4-iii .K . ' -' ff' Y A , . . ..,,.. if :sf-M RAYMOND ANTTILA BETTY AUSTIN C' RHODETTA BAAKKO DA VID COPONEN KATHLEEN DAVIS SHARON DeFORGE NICHOLAS DUBOIS MICHAEL FRICE Class of 1963 CAROL KORPINEN LLOYD LA NTTO BARBARA LAITILA ROSE LASSILA HELEN ESKOLA CAROLINE GUILI W 7 Z' ELMA HA LIN EN EDWARD HARTEL DENNIS LORENZ ROGER LORENZ. '71 - ug! 'Uv JERRY MAATTA ROGER MAATTA GLORIA LA SSILA IAM ES LINDGREN Class JEFFREY LINNA RITA LINDEMAN of 1963 SHIRLEY MATTILA DIA NE MA RIER GLENN MURRAY JANET MIKKOLA DENNIS C. NIEMI CAROL NAASKO 1 .4 W DENNIS E, NIEMI MILDRED NIVA 2 BARBARA PA ROLINI VERNON PERFETTI TX' I ,, if IU LIE PINTAR GLORIA RANTAMAKI BARBARA RINTA LA EVA LD SA LMI THOMAS SAVOLA DA RLENE SHIRODA Class of 1963 HELEN STAISIL CHERYL TOYRA MARIA VEZZETTI DEA NNA VETTORI JAMES SOMERO DAVID SIVONEN 'k Q 'k WALTER SKOVIAK JACKIE SIPOLA 1963 Class Leaders Deserve Praise MARIA MUSTONEN President MARGARET STONEMAN Annual Editor CAROLE KAIPONEN Secretary .TU LIE BAIMA Treasurer MARGARET METSA Vice- President Girls Spark School Spirit These five girls, officers and leaders of the Senior Class, represent the spirit of Jeffers High School. They, among others, have responded willingly to every expressed need of the school. They have led in activities and scholarship. Each girl is a member of the National Honor Society. These girls represent class officers, cheerleaders, twirlers, editors of the school annual, players in the band, and members of groups such as intramural athletics, forensics, chorus, and dramatics. 22 Class of 1963 CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Blue and Silver Sterling Silver Rose COMMENCEMENT EVENTS Baccalaureate - May 26 Commencement - May 27 Class Day - May 28 MOTTO Today we followg Tomorrow we lead. The End and the Beginning - Graduation 23 Last Will and Testament We, the class of 1963, being of sound mind and body, despite remarks to the contrary, knowing that our departure will cause much sorrow to the remaining students, wish to alleviate their grief by gifts including some of our interesting characteristics. WE DO, therefore, declare this our last will and testament. To the faculty whose friendship and support has aided greatly in making these four years the hap- piest of our lives, we bequeath our sincerest gratitude. To the Juniors we will our superiority complex. For use, not abuse. To the Sophomores, we will our ability to make money. To the Freshmen we leave our red marks. Raymond Anttila leaves his quiet ways to Joan Dennis. Julie Baima leaves with ideas of homemaking. Lucky! Kay Davis leaves her ability to get along with Mr. Davis to Richard Podner. Sharon DeForge leaves her cooking ability to Ann Romano. Nicholas DuBois sadly leaves. Michael Price leaves his dinner dance bills to anyone who can spend more. Caroline Guili leaves her wild antics to her sister, Corrine. Elma Halinen leaves her bald tires to Kathy Niemi. Betty Austin leaves her pie making ability to Kathy Datto. Helen Eskola happily leaves Dennis C. Niemi. Ed Hartel leaves his beard to Michael Raffaelli. Now play Castro. Rhodetta Baakko leaves her library job to Irene' Myllyla. Carole Kaiponen leaves her four year secretarial job to Patty Kamppinen. Barbara Laitila leaves her singing ability to Mary Kokko. Gloria Lassila leaves her primping habits to Ann Marie Keranen. James Lindgren leaves his singing and guitar playing ability to John Keranen. Now woo the girls. Lloyd Lantto leaves his nickname Blob to Peter Manty. Rose Lassila leaves her sweet disposition to Carol Rozich. Jeffrey Linna leaves English IV happily. Dennis Lorenz and Rita Lindeman leave the path they have worn in the hall to Jerry and Edie. Roger Maatta leaves his and Loie's corner in the hall to Judy Metsa and her beau. Roger Lorenz leaves his wise cracks in English IV. Cheryl Toyra leaves her commercial skills to those lucky girls who follow her. Shirley Mattila leaves'her good marks to her brother Uno. Margaret Metsa leaves varsity cheering to her sister, Judy. Janet Mikkola leaves her excess height to Nancy Paavilainen. Dennis E. Niemi leaves his pull with Mr. Davis to Johnny Pulkinen. Glenn Murray leaves his nickname Chipmunk to Christine Lindeman. Maria Mustonen leaves Dale Adams to any girl interested in pesty boys. Diane Marier leaves her sewing ability to the 8th grade girls. Carol Naasko leaves her long hair to John Baima. Now, Pudgy, you will have something to comb Dennis C. Niemi leaves all the girls happy he has left. Mildred Niva leaves her quiet manners to Kenneth Kostamo. Barbara Parolini leaves her typing ability to Kathy Vezzetti. Vernon Perfetti leaves his girl friends to his brother. Julie Pintar and Gloria Rantamaki leave their trips to Hancock to Janet Pleshe and Susan Morin. 24 Barbara Rintala leaves her good attendance to John P. Evald Salmi leaves his wolfish ways to John Pastore. Thomas Savola leaves Mr. Erva still talking about eligibility slips. Darlene Shiroda leaves her sly grin to Teddy Wisniewski. Jackie Sipola leaves his quiet voice to Ned Prusila. David Sivonen leaves. Walter Skoviak leaves his job at the IGA to Pat Rozich. James Somero leaves Government very very happily. David Coponen leaves his quiet manner and consideration for others as an example to the Eighth Grade boys. Margaret Stoneman leaves her job as editor of the yearbook to one of the eligible Juniors. Deanna Vettori leaves her black hair to Carol Maki. Maria Vezzetti leaves the Toots to Sandra Staisil. Jerry Maatta leaves all the girls in awe. Carol Korpinen and Helen Staisil leave their winsome ways to Gloria DeForge and Linda Manninen. Maria Mustonen CSealJ President Michael Price CS an Elma Halrnen 6 Witnesses: I. M. Dumb U. R. Too Signed and sealed, this day, date of graduation, A.D. One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixty Three, before me, Notary Public, in the State of Happy and We're Done County. Pinch Me Notary Public Class Prophecy Place - Pluto Time - May 1973 While working in my lab one night, My eyes beheld an eery sight, My monster from its slab did rise, Then suddenly to my surprise, Did tell these facts to me Of fellow students of '63. My monster reported these things: Jerry Maatta raising prizecattle on a farm in Toivola. Roger Lorenz is the game warden at Toivola. Walter Skoviak is growing financially as manager at Kivi's. Michael Frice's T.V. show'has been replaced by Barbara Rintala in Song Along with Barb. Nicholas DuBois has his own T. V. show Amateur Surgeon. Shirley Mattila is Principal at the South Range Grade School. Deanna Vettori and Cheryl Toyra are the owners of the famous hat shop in Hancock, The Wig-Wag. Julie Pintar and Gloria Rantamaki are writers of a love column in the Mining Gazette called Success 25 Can Be Yours. Helen Eskola is a world famous Beautician in Hollywood. Janet Mikkola is now a famous dress designer in Paris. Edward Hartel is in Painesdale. His Ed's Bar-B-Q is prospering. Betty Austin is in charge of the candy-stripers at St. Joseph's Hospital. Rose Lassila is the receptionist for Dr. Ben Casey. Glenn Murray is Heat-Engineer at the high school. Dennis C. Niemi sells fuel for missiles, a rising business. Roger Maatta is advertising Wildroot hair cream on T. V. Jackie Sipola is now working for his Doctor's degree in ionospheric electronics at the University of Michigan. Julie Baima is captain of the Women's U. S. Olympic Soccer Team. Jeffrey Linna and Raymond Anttila are still trying to get their bucks. They are hunting all year round. Caroline Guili is touring the U. S. as a concert pianist. Mildred Niva, Maria Mustonen, and Margie Metsa are now earning Masters Degrees at Michigan Tech. Sharon DeForge owns a chain of European restaurants. Darlene Shiroda is now famous home economist. Elma Halinen and Diane Marier head departments at Ford Motor Company in Detroit. Dennis E. Niemi is star player for the Toivola Globe Trotters. David Sivonen is ski instructor at Mont Ripley. Vernon Perfetti insturcts dancing at a girls club in New York. Rhodetta Baakko has recently returned from an European trip with her ambassador husband. Still diplo- matic! Carole Kaiponen is the proud cookie maker for three beautiful children. Barbara Laitila and Maria Vezzetti model for La Pierre's in Paris. Gloria Lassila is a happy homemaker for the lucky man of her choice and their five little ones. Carol Naasko is head waitress at the Douglass House. Jim Lindgren has his own band called the Toivola Toppers. Dennis Lorenz is rising rapidly with American Airlines. Rita Lindeman is the secretary of a private law firm in California. Carol Korpinen and Helen Staisil are starring in a new TV series, U.S. 41 . Tommy Savola is Republican candidate for governor of Michigan. Lloyd Lantto is his campaign manager Margaret Stoneman is 'editor-in-chief of Vogue Magazine. Barbara Parolini became rich selling Evening in Baltic perfume. Kathleen Davis is head stewardess of Eastern Airlines. David Coponen is manufacturing a child's toy, Duffer's Doodles. James Somero has written a best-seller: Fishing is Fun. My monster then did cease to talk, But restlessly began to walk, First did the Mash, that Monster Mash Then disintegrated with a flash. Authors: Elma Halinen Michael Frice 26 Class History In the fall of 1959, sixty-six eager Freshmen entered Jeffers High School. The class elected the following officers: President, Barbara Laitilag Vice-President, Evald Salmig Secretary, Carole Kai- poneng and Treasurer, Julie Baima. Mrs. Redeker and Mr. Erva were elected advisors. Money mak- ing projects started with the sale of candy at basketball games, the selling of name labels, with Lloyd Lantto as the highest salesmang and a few candy sales. The girls of the class won the soccer game in the intramurals held that year for the first time. Our Sophomore year began with the following executives: President, Maria Mustoneng Vice-Pres- ident, Rita Lindenfang Secretary, Carole Kaiponeng Treasurer, Julie Baima. With the aid of Mrs. Redeker and Mr. Erva, we initiated the Freshmen. Our projects were a Christmas Dance, the sale of light bulbs, bake sales, and a car wash. The girls of the class again won the soccer game in the in- tramurals. Our Junior year saw fifty of us eagerly awaiting the Dinner Dance with the theme SAYONARA. To further our funds, we sold magazine subscriptions, with Maria Vezzetti as our highest saleswoman, and had a few pie sales. Our class was led by President, Mildred Rautiog Vice-President, Maria Vez- zettig Secretary, Carole Kaiponeng Treasurer, Julie Baima. Mrs. Erva and Mr. Bosley were our advisors. At last we attained the ultimate goal. As seniors we elected these officers: President-, Maria Mustoneng Vice-President, Margaret Metsag Secretary, Carole Kaiponen, and Treasurer, Julie Baima. Mr. Davis and Mrs. Horton were our advisors. Our main projects were the sale of Christmas cardsg the annual with Margaret Stoneman, editorg and the smorgasboard . Editorial Staff of Annual y C STANDING: Mildred Niva, Class Editorg Barbara Laitila, Activities Editor, Mr. Davis, Advisor, Ray- mond Anttila, Business Manager. SEATED: Jerry Maatta, Sports Editorg Margaret Stoneman, Editor- in-Chief, Mrs. Horton, Advisor, Maria Vezzetti, Co-Editorg Caroline Guili, Art Editor. 27 Sayonara - Our Dinner Dance '62 Dinner Dance Planning Committee Many arduous hours of work - climaxed by an enjoyable evening. YN Time off from w0rk-- Calling for our dates-- Helen and DSHIUS Dave and Julie, Barb and Jerry At the dance Mary and Dave After the Ball is over 28 I f 29 Class ROW 3: Lloyd Godell, William Laitila, David Wisti, Jerry DuBois, Charles Millard, Donald Saari, David Kantola. ROW 2: Diane Mickalich, Gerald Sipola, Margaret Butala, Ronald Heitala, Barbara Paulson, John Baima, Mary Staisil. ROW 1: Rose Ann DeForge, Carol Maki, Susan Tolonen, Ioan Dennis, Geraldine Hayrynen, Karen Karpinen, Francis Stimac. JUNIOR CLA SS HISTORY Beginning as freshmen, the Class of '64 plunged into a round of activities, and elected these of- ficers: President, David Wistig Vice-President, John Blomg Treasurer, Pat Rozichg and Secretary Patricia Kamppinen. Other activities included selling candy at games, dances, and bake sales. As older and wiser sophomores, these officers were chosen: President, Susan Toloneng Vice-Pres- ident, Gloria Parolinig Treasurer, John Blomg and Secretary, Patricia Kamppinen. Their fun and money raising schemes were allmixed into one great year. They initiated the freshmen, had candy sales, sponsored the Halloween and Christmas dances as well as several other dances. Beginning the 1962-63 school year as upperclassmen, the jubilant juniors renewed acquaintances, club memberships, and library books. The class treasury was augmented by the success of the maga- zine sale, after game dances, a Halloween Party, and a corsage sale. They concluded an eventful year with a well-planned dinner-dance. 30 of 1 964 ROW 3: John Riippa, Patrick Rozich, David Haapapuro, Mary Hoffman, Melvin Hendrickson, Sandra Ovist, Perer Pakkala. ROW 2: Michael Kadletz, James Raffaelli, Charles Heikkinen, Sharon Strack, Gloria DeForge, David Klemett, Kathleen Vezzetti. ROW 1: John Blom, Gloria Parolini, Lois Kil- mer, Ann Iuntikka, Dorothy Juntunen, Patricia Kamppinen, Rita Trasti. Officers Mr. Kolehmainen Advisor Geraldine Hayrynen Vice-President Patricia Kamppinen Secretary John Blom Treasurer Mrs. Osternian Advisor Susan Tolonen President 3l r ROW 4: Henry Guili, Tadeusz Wisniewski, Gerald Niemi, Donald Dickow, John Liinanki, John Kera- nen, John Johnson, Eric Paavilainen. ROW 3: Frank Perfetti, Kathryn Datto, Paul Marier, Lillian Nurrni, Michael Zagar, Sharon Maatta, William Metsa, John Pastore. ROW 2: Vernon Kokko, Eric Kerttu, Michael Raffaelli, James Tronti, Mary Ellen Sabatini, John DeForge, Betty Millard, Dominic Guili. ROW 1: Kathleen Niemi, Ann Marie Romano, Christine Hayrynen, Ann Klernett, Edith Han- sen, Joan Phillips, Ann Keranen. Officers John Liinanki Vice-President Mrs. Brack Advisor Mr. Donald Johnson Advisor Michael Zagar Secretary Tadeusz Wisniewski President Vernon Kokko Treasurer 32 ROW 4: Paul Sleeman, Philip Kangas, Jay Spiegal, Gary Virenius, Marsha Hoffman, Garfield Bailey, Carl Hayrynen, Warren Mattson. ROW 3: Gerald Hampton, Ellen Raffaelli, Dana Nukkula, Steven Linna, Joanne Hirvi, Uno Mattila, Kenneth Kostamo, Susan Morin, ROW 2: Mary Rugani, Paula Saari, Philip Hillmer, Francis Pintar, Janet Pleshe, Patricia Ohman, Linda Ovist, Melvin Verran. ROW 1: Ronald Naasko, Raymond Alatalo, Patricia Lindgren, John Tuohimaa, Michael Shiroda, Dar- lene Rautio, Susan Niemi, Judith Harry. SOPHOMORE CLA SS HISTORY As a Freshman Class the group elected the following as their leaders. The presidency was occupied by John Liinankig that of vice-president by Mary Ruganig the secretarial position was filled by Darlene Rautiog and that of treasurer by Frank Perfetti. Mr. Milton Autio and Miss Petaja were their able ad- visors. Money raising projects included selling candy at basketball games, pie sales, and sponsoring several dances. The Sophomore Class consisted of sixty-six members, thirty-eight boys and twenty-eight girls. The sophomores sponsored the Freshmen Initiation, dances, and pie sales. This class was very sports- minded , having many of their boys out for either basketball or wrestling . The girls were very much interested in the intramural soccer games held each year. Many of these ambitious students have also joined the band and chorus. 33 Class ROW 4: William Parolini, Thomas Stimac, Anita Koivunen, Susan McQueary, James Marier, Lloyd Narhi, Ned Prusila, Mary Kokko, Nancy Paavilainen. ROW 3: Corrine Guili, John Pulkinen, Carole Hayrynen, Patricia Hendrickson, Michael Lompre, Dorothy Aho, Daniel Shebuski, Clarence Lahti. ROW 2: Willard Alatalo, Marilyn Naasko, William Podner, Anna Rantamaki, Ronald Hiltunen, ,Carol Rozich, Judith Metsa, Patricia Stimac, Carol Virenius. ROW 1: Peter Manty, Mary Lou Paoli, Nich- olas Persha, Kathleen Grandchamp, Teresa Rashleigh, Charlotte Commons, Delores Naneville, Irving Tronti. CLASS HISTORY On the first day of school a large number of students were seen bumping their way around school. Who were these misfits? The Freshmen! Consisting of forty-one girls and thirty boys, this class im- mediately launched itself into school activities. Alas! The chorus, band, and many other activities soon had many freshmen members. Pie sales and dances were some of their money- making activities. They selected their leaders, who were: William Parolini - - - - - President James Mustonen - - - - Vice-President Gene Rugani - - - ---- Treasurer Ronald Hiltunen - - - - -Secretary We can only hope that this group will improve as time goes on. Energy and curiosity burn deep in their minds, thus offsetting their lack of knowledge. 34 of I 966 ROW 4: Joseph Haapapuro, Sandra Narhi, Robert Shiroda, Chester Verran, Gary Walstrom, James Mustonen, Eugenia Paavola, Kazimier Pindral, Mary Lou Niemitalo. ROW 3: Richard Podner, Dag mar Heitala, David Ropponen, Kathleen Nierni, Christine Lindeman, Douglas Karinen, Randall Lor- enz, Carole Koski, Patricia Saari. ROW 2: Ruth Godell, Delores Aho, Sandra Kilpela, Iris Johnson Anne Marie Matson, Roger Veker, Robert Harris, Dorothy Koski, Martin Pintar. ROW 1: Gene Ru- gani. Diane Richards, Sandra Staisil, Judith Balma, Richard Helder, Linda Manninen, Alice DuBois Joseph Paavo, Janet Gregorich. Officers Gene Rugani Treasurer James Mustonen Vice-President Mr. Nelson Advisor Ronald Hiltunen Secretary William Parolini President Mr . Morin Advisor 35 Eighth Graders - Young and Eager ROW 4: Dale Adams, Stefan Wisniewski, Bruce Hoffenbecker, Michael Hoffman, Louis Braun, Char- lotte I-leikkinen, Francis Marier. ROW 3: Juanita Tinsley, Victor Tienhaara, Arbutus Naasko, Rich- ard Skoviak, Lois Malila, Martin Michaelson. ROW 2: Robert Kerttu, Lucille Trasti, Mary Grohman, Vicky McQue.ary, Olivia Kokko, Gary Tormala. ROW l: Mr. Bosley, Advisory Cynthia Maki, Barbara Maki, Dorine Lindgren, Theresa Pleshe, Richard Verran, Christine Shiroda, Mr. Erva, Advisor. Looking Forward to Freshman Year ROW 4: Dennis Stark, Daniel Snell, Paul Chopp, Alan Saari, Donald Antila, Michael Aho, Wilbert Wainio. ROW 3: Dale Wuori.nen, Wilfred Niemi, Marilyn Grohman, Nancy Luoto, Diane DeRosier. ROW 2: Susanna Kolehmainen, Ernest Alatalo, Janice Iuntikka, Pauline Sneed, Patricia Marver, Lar- ry Juntunen. ROW l: Mrs. Bosley, Advisory Patricia Parolini, Irene Myllyla, Diana Vadnais, Judy Paavola, Mary Kerttu, Mr. Erva, Advisor. NOT WHOWN: Bernard Commons, Carl Holappa, Judy Kaiponen, George DeForge, Mary Lampinen. 36 7th Grade - Mighty Efforts ROW 4: Gail Niemi, Audrey Narhi, Gary Caspary, Chester Pindral, Thomas Heider, Sharon Antilla. ROW 3: Marlin Lystilla, Fay Maki, Michael Pennanen, Robin Linna, Rockne Andreini. ROW 2: Larry Parolini, John Ohman, Jeanne Siirila, Victoria Juoppari, Martin Iskra, Edward Armstrong. ROW 1: Mr. D. Johnson, Advisor: Rosella Sipola, Patricia Persha, Gayle Pekkala, Patricia Hagwell, Terry Rouhonen, Mr. Koontz, Advisor. 7th Grade - Mighty Gains ROW 4: Ann Giacoletto, Daniel Hirvela, Ronald Antila, Kenneth Paavilainen, Frank Taddeucci, Stuart Immonen. ROW 3: Jeanne Koivunen, Gwenith Richards, Janet Kokko, Beverly Sheehan, John Aho. ROW 2: Dennis Aho, Marie Hendrickson, Paulette Coffey, Bonnie Paulson, Walter Pindral. ROW l: Mr. D. Johnson, Advisor: Mary Marver, Bette Blom, Bruce Polso, Helen Hakala, Mary Jane Pastore, Mr. Koontz, Advisor. NOT SHOWN: Donald Wirtanen, Gail Tinsley, Michael Pelto. 37 Sixth Grade Wigglies Invade School ROW 4: Christine Guili, Khristine Kinnunen, Charles Kangas, Dennis Snell, William Hendrickson, Cheryl Johnson, Mary Ann Stevenson. ROW 3: Karen Holappa, Alan Winquist, Susan Maijala, Dar- lene Niemi, Bonnie Hietala, Michael Antilla, Linda Kostamo. ROW 2: James Aho, Clyde Wainio, Raymond Peura, Patricia Goodman, Glenn Hayrynen, Edward Parolini, Marc Caspary. ROW 1: Mrs. Rugani, Edward Lorenz, Clyde Tuohimaa, Sandra Rantamaki, Kathleen Turcotte, William Kerttu, John Tormala, Gary Naasko. The Wee But Mighty Never Slow Down ROW 4: Gladys Godell, David Imrnonen, Linda Koski, Janet Wourinen, Laila Narhi, Richard Wisniew ski, Benjean Gasparac. ROW 3: Richard Commons, Kathleen Metsa, Paul Braun, Barbara Shiroda, Steven Mickalich, Deborah Johnson. ROW 2: Virginia Wiideman, Gloria Karvonen, John Marier, Daniel Coffey, Kenneth Linna, Mary Taddeucci, Debra Persha. ROW 1: Miss Havela, Sandra Vad- nais, Thomas Raffaelli, Dagmar Heikkinen, David Peltola, Judith Juntunen, David Aho. Senior Excels In Leadership The annual Christmas Card sale of the senior class was put under the direction and management of Barbara Parolini. Due to her excellent leadership and efficiency, the re- sults ofthe project were gratifying to all. Junior Excels In Solesmcmship Magazine selling, one of the main money making projects of the Junior Class, gives an excellent opportunity for juniors to show their salesmanship. Kathleen Vezzetti, top sales- man this year, selected a portable tape re- corder as a reward for her time and effort. Our Efforts Pay Off The planning of the senior trip was put into the able hands of Rita Lindeman and Deanna Vettori. Our appreciation goes to these two girls and to all others who helped to make our trip one of the highlights of our entire school life. Freshmen Are Initiated Every fall the spotlight turns on the fresh- men, as they are initiated by the sophomores into the high school life. This event draws crowds of both young and old, and an enter- taining evening is enjoyed by those who par- ticipate and those who observe. The Cleopatra-look. Don t look so sad it s not the end What? Candid Camera? Dennis Lorenz adds a touch of Familiar Faces 4I All The News Aboui Our Classes GOVERNMENT - Walter, you shou1dn't have sold your vote. CHEMISTRY - Don't be scared Mr. Nelson, TRIGQNOMETRY - 1 think wewe got the it'11 be all over when we turn the switch. wrong formula, ENGLISH - Now once more, Seniors, WE isn't the object, it's the sub- ject. 42 Day's Events SHOP - What did you say about my hand? BIOLOGY ' Help, my SYS is Stuck! DRIVER ED - I don't care how funny you think it is, get those skid chains out of the motor . DRAFTING - You couldn pay attention either if you had just swallowed a fly! The Walls Have Ears SHORTHAND - And the baby bear said, 'Who's been eating my porridge. TYPING - This machine has a twofold purpose--to press pants and roll out pizza dough, HOME EC - WhatI the handsome new delivery boy is here? National Honor Society Inspires Others ROW 4: Rita Lindeman, Margaret Metsa, Carol Korpinen, Melvin Hendrickson, Rhodetta Baakko, Barbara Laitila, Cheryl Toyra. ROW 3: Caroline Guili, Carole Kaiponen, Sandra Ovist, Mary Hoff man, Julie Baima, Rita Trasti, Ann Juntikka. ROW 2: Mr. Davis, Advisorg Susan Tolonen, Shirley Mattila, Barbara Parolini, Janet Mikkola. SEATED: Jackie Sipolag Mildred Niva, Vice-Presidentg Maria Mustonen, Presidentg Margaret Stoneman, Secretary-Treasurer, John Baima. The People Behind the Books STANDING: Diane Marier, Ann Matson, Carol Koski, Carole Kaiponen, Rhodetta Baakko, Gary Vi- renius, Tadeusz Wisniewski, Mary Kokko, Roger Lorenz. SEATED: Shirley Mattila, Ann Romano, Sharon DeForge, Kathleen Davis, Mrs. Lucchesi, Rita Trasti, Rose Ann DeForge, Janet Mikkola, Lois Kilmer. 46 Future Teachers Learn From Doing STANDING: Shirley Mattila, Kathleen Vezzetti, Barbara Paulson, Mary Sraisil, Rhodetta Baakko, Margaret Metsa, Joan Dennis, Gloria Parolini, Mildred Niva, SEATED: Mr. Davis, Advisory Helen Staisil, Parliamentariang Maria Vezzetti, Secretaryg Susan Tolonen, Presidentg Barbara Laitila, Vice- Presidentg John Blom, Treasurerg Ann Iuntikka, Historian, Mr. Erva, Advisor. Future Nurses Formally Initiated STANDING: Kathleen Vezzetti, Susan Tolonen, Barbara Paulson, Mary Sraisil, Mary Hoffman, Joan Dennis, Marsha l-loffman, Gloria DeForge, Darlene Rautio, Paula Saari, Patricia Ohman, Susan Nie- mi. SEATED: Ann Juntikkag Kathleen Niemig Margaret Mersa, Secretary-Treasurerg Mrs. Horton, Advisorg Mildred Niva, Presidentg Mrs. Kilpela, Nurse Advisorg Maria Mustonen, Vice-Presidentg Rose Ann Delforgeg Carol Maki, 47 Senior Girls Form Homemaking Club STANDING: Iulie Pintar, Shirley Mattila, Diane Marier, Barbara Parolini, Barbara Laitila, Margaret Stoneman, Mrs. Horton, Advisor: Rose Lassila, Carol Naasko, Carol Korpinen, Helen Staisil, Deanna Vettori, Gloria Rantamaki. SEATED: Janet Mikkola, Rhoderta Baakko, Maria Vezzetti, Gloria Las- sila, Vice-President: Carole Kaiponen, President: Rita Lindeman, Secretary: Helen Eskola, Cheryl Toyra, Barbara Rintala, Elma Halinen. NOT SHOWN: Betty Austin, Kay Davis. Neu Deutscher Verein ROW 4: William Laitila, Michael Zagar, Treasurer: Lillian Nurmi, John Liinanki, John Baima, Mary Staisil, Vice-President: Mary Hoffman, ROW 3: Frances Stimac, Barbara Paulson, Mary Rugani, John Pastoro, Gerald Hampton, John Blom, President: Susan Tolonen. ROW 2: Vernon Kokko, Frank Per- fetti, Caroline Guili, Patricia Ohman, Secretary: Christine Hayrynen, Patricia Lindgren. ROW 1: Ioan Dennis, Gloria Parolini, Patricia Kamppinen, Geraldine Hayrynen, Susan Niemi, Darlene Rautio Carol Maki, Mrs. Brack, Advisor. 48 Forensics Popular STANDING: Mrs. Osterman, Mrs, Brack, Kathleen Vezzetti, Corrine Guili, Linda Manninen, Patri cia Hendrickson, Darlene Rautio, Carol Virenius, Mary Kokko, Sandra Kilpela, Paula Saari, Anita Koivunen, Dagmar Hietala, Iris Johnson, Kathleen Grandchamp, Barbara Rintala. SEATED: Michael Frice, Patricia Ohman, Mary Staisil, Maria Mustonen, Joan Dennis, Sandra Ovist, Mildred Niva, Margaret Metsa, Susan Tolonen, Ann Juntikka, Mary Hoffman. Missing: Maria Vezzetti. Intramurals: Enioyed by All STANDING: Maria Vezzetti, Carole Kaiponen, Julie Baima, Margaret Stoneman, Darlene Shiroda. KNEELING: Margaret Metsa, Kay Davis, Barbara Rintala, Elma Halinen. 49 These girls, all members of the Senior Class, have held the soccer championship title since their fresh man year. Competition is keen as the boys battle it out for the basketball championship. Boys, other than those belonging to the regular teams, are eligible to participate. Large Cast Presents Play ROW 3: Mrs. Eskola, Sandra Ovisr, Iohn Blom, Barbara Laitila, Ann Iuntikka, Mary Staisil, Barbara Paulson, Kathleen Vezzetti, Ioan Dennis, Patricia Ohrnan, Mildred Niva, Mr. Davis. ROW 2: Maria Vezzetti, Barbara Parolini, Maria Mustonen, Susan Tolonen, Melvin Hendrickson, Margaret Metsa, Margaret Stoneman. ROW 1: Michael Price, Gary Virenius, Tadeusz Wisniewski, Gerald Hampton, John Pastore. Make-up touches applied by Mrs. Osterman, Out damn spot! The Style Show Models 50 Scenes From The Magic Touch .A 5 X M ff h IQ7ff7 ! I don't think Mrs. Braddock's gonna like that much. Oh, no-o o! You've cleaned our shot gun. Is that Socko doing that? 5 I Band Obtains New Director ROW 3: Mary Rugani, Mary Lou Niemitalo, Anne Matson, Judith Baima, Charlotte Heik kinen, Gary Walstrom. ROW 2: Gail Pekkala, John Blom. ROW 1: Delores Nanville, Iris Johnson, Barbara Rintala. BACK ROW: Diane DeRosier, Gary Caspary, Barbara Laitila Vernon Kokko, Marilyn Groh- man. FRONT ROW: Gloria Parolini, Shirley Mattila, Pa- tricia Kamppinen, Peter Manty BELOW: Frank Perfetti Michael Hoffman Louis Braun Welcome Mr. Patterson Mr. Patterson was welcomed to our area last June, when he assumed control of the band. In the short time since then, his ability as a musician and as a director has won him the respect and regard of the community. ROW 3: Margaret Stoneman, Kathleen Vezzetti, Elma Hali- nen, Helen Eskola, Mary Pas- tore. ROW 2: Olivia Kokko, Margaret Metsa, Julie Baima, Linda Ovist, Anita Koivunen, Janet Kokko. ROW 1: Maria Mustonen, Susan Tolonen, Pa- tricia Ohman, Sandra Ovist, Carol Koski. ROW 3: Mary Hoffman, Mar- sha Hoffman, Lloyd Lantto, Judith Metsa, Lillian Nurmi. ROW 2: Joan Dennis, Gene Rugani, Kathleen Grandchamp, Kathleen Metsa. ROW 11 Patri cia Parolini, Betty Blom, Bev- erly Sheehan, Gwenith Richards BELOW: BACK ROW: Michael Zagar, Corrine Guili, Daniel Hirvela, John Liinanki. FRONT Gerald Hampton. Twirlers - Trim and Pretty Lillian Nurmi Margaret Butala Barbara Paulson Margaret Stoueman Julie Baima Rose Arm DeForge 54 Music Is 0ur Pleasure GIRLS QUA RT ET The girls quartet has appeared on several occasions during the year. Each time the group has been well received. The public has particularly enjoyed the num- ber BEAUTY SHOP QUARTET. Barbara Rintala, Ioan Dennis, Pa- tricia Kamppinen, Mary Rugani. ACCOMPANISTS Caroline has acted as one of the school accompanists for the past four years. She also appears on various talent shows. Mary is organist at her church and has as- sisted as a school accompanist for the past two years. Mrs. Brack and Mrs. Eskola are of great value to the musical department in the school. STANDING: Mrs. Eskola, Mrs. Brack. SEATED: Mary Rugani, Caroline Guili. BOYS DOUBLE QUARTET Each year the boys show more musical interest and ability. For the first time the school features a boys double quartet. ROW 3: John Liinanki, Gary Vire- nius, Peter Pakkala, ROW 2: John Baima, Gerald Hampton. ROW 1: Randall Lorenz, John Blom, Glenn Murray. High School Chorus ROW 4: Anna Rantamaki, Gloria Rantamaki, Gloria DeForge, Gloria Lassila, Barbara Laitila, Rhodetta Baakko, Marsha Hoffman, Mary Kokko, Nancy Paavilainen, Gerald Hampton, Glenn Murray, John Pastore, Thomas Savola, Dennis Lorenz Eric Paavilainen. ROW 3: Diane Richards, Ann Keranen, Linda Manninen, Carol Virenius, Janet Pleshe, Ruth Godell, De lores Aho, Dagmar Hietala, Frances Stimac, Edith Hansen, Patricia Stimac, Paula Saari, Anita Koivunen, John Blom, John Baima. ROW 2: Caroline Guili, Ann Juntikka, Carol Rozich, Susan Morin, Mary Lou Niemitalo, Delores Naneville, Julie Pintar, Lois Kilmer, Corrine Guili, Carole Kaiponen, Patricia Lindgren, Sharon DeForge, Randall Lorenz, Michael Raffaelli. ROW 1: Mrs. Brack, Directorg Judith Harry, Carol Maki, Judith Baima, Theresa Rashleigh, Patricia Saari, Shirley Mattila, Kathleell Davis, Kathleen Niemi, Rose Ann Dellorge, Elma Halinen, Patricia Kamppinen, Joan Dennis, Nicholas Persha, Melvin Verran. Better the World With Cl Song Girls' Select Chorus For the second year a group of girls, whose voices blend, have been chosen for a special chorus. They have the ability to read music as well as to sing. Among the girls are five first sopranos, five second Sopranos, and five altos. They specialize in semi-classical and negro spirituals. ROW 3: Julie Baima, Barbara Lai- tila, Maria Vizzetti, Mary Staisil, Mary Rugani, ROW 2: Joan Dennis, Elma Halinen, Susan Tolonen, Cor- rine Guili, Maria Mustonen. ROW lg Rose Ann DeForge, Patricia Kamppinen, Gloria Paroline, Gene Rugani, Barbara Rintala. 56 Largest Chorus In SchooI's History ROW 4: Joseph Haapapuro, Gary Virenius, Sandra Ovist, Eugenia Paavola, Mary Staisil, Maria Vezzetti, Margaret Stoneman, Sandra Narhi, Margaret Butala, Barbara Parolini, Kathleen Vezzetti, Susan Tolonen, Barbara Paulson, Ellen Raffaelli, ROW 3: John Liinanki, William Metsa, Robert Harris, Helen Eskola, Sharon Maatta, Rita Lindeman, Chris tine Lindeman, Lillian Nurmi, Mary Ellen Sabatini, Ann Marie Romano, Rita Trasti, Mary Rugani, Iris Johnson. ROW 2: Robert Shiroda, Philip Hillmer, Peter Pakkala, Diane Marier, Carole Hayrynen, Patricia Ohman, Gene Rugani, Dar- lene Rautio, Linda Ovist, Patricia Hendrickson, Helen Staisil, Darlene Shiroda, Judith Metsa, Kathryn Datto. ROW 1: James Marier, Paul Marier, David Ropponen, Eric Kerttu, Michael Price, Charlotte Commons, Sandra Kilpela, Sandra Staisil, Kathleen Grandchamp, Dorothy Koski, Mary Lou Paoli, Dorothy Juntunen, Gloria Parolini, Barbara Rintala, Janet Gregorich. Featured Students From Junior High Chorus ROW 3: Jean Koivunen, Audrey Narhi, Allan Saari, Michael Hoffman, Bruce Hoffenbecker, Gail Niemi. ROW 2: Bette Blom, Marilyn Grohman, Diane DeRosier, Lois Malila, Mary Grohman, ROW l: James Ahola, Patricia Parolini, Gwen- ith Richards, Suzanne Kolehmainen, Mrs. Brack, Director. 57 Homecoming Highlights Winter Events CHOICE OF QUEEN Each class chose two candidates for Bas- 5 ketball Queen of 1963. Once the queen 5 was selected, the others became members of the Royal Court. Candidates and escorts were as follows: Maria Vezzetti - David Coponen Rita Lindeman - Roger Lorenz Joan Dennis - David Sivonen Geraldine Hayrynen - Jack Sipola Edith Hansen - Gerald Sipola Lillian Nurmi - Peter Pakkala Judith Metsa - John Baima Patricia Saari - James Raffaelli 58 0011. Ste +0 QUEEN CROWNED On January 18, Bernice Nurmi, Home- coming Basketball Queen of 1962, crowned senior Maria Vezzetti as Queen of 1963. Lovely Julie Koontz carried a rose bouquet to Mr. Hampton, who in turn handed it to Bernice. After an appropriate tribute, she presented the bouquet to Queen Maria. ql .s- J' o The Homecoming game was a success from every standpoint: the queen was lovelyg the Jeffers High School marching band per- formed a snappy routine during halftimeg the twirl- ers did a dance step to a popular tuneg and the Jef- fers Jets handed the queen and her court one of the nicest presents they could have wished for - a victory over L'Anse. 0 59 Tha1's the Way the Ball Bounces STANDING: John DeForgeg Michael Shirodag Ronald Hietalag Tadusz Wisniewskig Thomas Savola Don ald Saarig David Kantolag Michael Zagar, Managerg John Blom, Manager. KNEELING: Coach Carl Johnson, Eric Paavilainen, Dennis E. Nierni, Patrick Rozich, Dennis Lorenz, Jerry Maarta. Jeffers Jeffers Jeffers Jeffers Jeffers Jeffers Jeffers Jeffers Jeffers Houghton Chassell Hancock Baraga Ontonagon Calumet Dollar Bay St. Paul Lake Linden Jeffers SEASON'S RECORD 71 Jeffers 61 Jeffers 58 Jeffers '73 Jeffers 65 Jeffers 48 Jeffers 57 Jeffers 71 Jeffers 53 Jeffers TOURNAMENT PLAY 61 L'Anse 60 L'Anse Ontonagon Hancock Ewen Baraga Lake Linden Bishop Baraga Houghton Dollar Bay Players Keep Opponents Alert Michael Shiroda 5'6 Guard Ronald Hietala 5'8 Guard John DeForge 5'7 Guard Donald Saari 6' Forward Tom Savola 5'9 Forward David Kanrola 6' Forward Dennis Lorenz 5 ' 9 Guard Dennis Niemi 5'l1 Forward ,Terry Maatta 5'7 Guard Patrick Rozich 5'1l Forward Eric Paavilainen 6'4 Center Tadeusz Wisniewski 5'9 Forward Varsity Cheerleaders Spark Jets C C h h e e e e 1' 1' B o Y s R a h Julie Bairna Maria Mustonen Margaret Metsa School spirit in Jeffers is largely an outgrowth of basketball. All stu- dents follow closely the success of the team. Much ofthe school spirit is generated through the efforts of the cheerleaders, who are to be com- mended for their good work. Susan Tolonen 10311 DSHHiS 62 B-Team Shows Promise STANDING: John Pasrore, Henry Guili, Donald Dickow, Philip Kangas, Gary Virenius, Coach Don ald Johnson, Paul Sleeman, John Liinanki, Lloyd Narhi, William Metsa, James Marier. KNEELING Melvin Verran, Raymond Alatalo, Uno Martila, Paul Marier, Gerald Hampton, Jarnes Mustonen Thomas Stimac, Francis Pintar, Randall Lorenz. Jeffers Jeffers Jeffers Jeffers Jeffers Jeffers Jeffers Jeffers Houghton Chassell Hancock Baraga Ontonagon Calumet Dollar Bay St. Paul Jeffers T HE SCOREBOARD 50 Jeffers 54 Jeffers 35 Jeffers 26 Jeffers 40 Jeffers 46 Jeffers 54 Jeffers 37 Jeffers TOURNAMENT PLAY l9 Hancock 63 Lake Linden L'Anse Onronagon Ewen Baraga Lake Linden Houghton Dollar Bay J.V. Pepper Uppers RoseA DF g Ti Nl Judith Metsa J H S f Mary Staisil Judith Baima B b P 1 64 J-Club Enters Fifth Year ROW 4: Donald Saari, David Kantola, Eric Pa- avilainen, Dennis E. Nie- mi, Patrick Rozich, Julie Baima. ROW 3: Tadeusz Wisniewski, Thomas Sa- vola, Dennis Lorenz, Ron- ald I-Iietala, Margaret Mersa. ROW 2: Jerry Ma arra, John DeForge, Mich ael Shiroda, Maria Musto- nen. ROW 1: Michael Zagar, John Blom, Susan Tolonen. KNEELING: Mr D. Johnson, Mr. C. John- son, Joan Dennis. ROW 3: Gary Tormala, Gary Caspary, Marlin Lystila, John Ohman, John Aho, Dennis Aho, Larry Pa rolini, Daniel Hirvela, Rockne Andreini, Wilfred Niemi, Richard Verran, Mr. D. Johnson. ROW 2: Dale Wuorinen, Robert Kerttu, Larry Juntunen, Richard Skoviak, Wilbert Wainio, Bruce Polso, Fran- cis Marier, Martin Iskra, Frank Taddeucci, Edward Armstrong, Victor Tienhaara. ROW 1: Kenneth Paavilainen, Ronald Antila, Carl Holappa, Stephen Wisniewski, Michael Aho, Alan Saari, Bruce Hof fenbecker, Louis Braun, Donald Antila, Daniel Snell, Michael Hoffman. 65 RUl1I1et'S - Speed and Endurance Count ROW 3: Philip Kangas, Eric Paavilainen, Garfield Bailey, Tadeusz Wisniewski, Patrick Rozich. ROW 2: Ronald Heitala, William Metsa, Gary Virenius, John Pastore, Richard Podner. ROW 1: Raymond Alatalo, Philip Hillmer, Warren Mattson, Melvin Verran, Mr. Carl Johnson. WI'6S1'I9l'S - New Sport Introduced Dana Nakkula, John Johnson, Gerald Nierni, Mr. John Johnson - Winner of the Heavy- Koontz, Coach. These boys represented Jeffers at weight title at the U. P. Invitational the meet held at Michigan Tech. Wrestling Meet. 66 Jets Display Vim and Vigor In... df-CWQQJ gi EX driving , passing b d g 1 As We See It For that tired run-down feeling, see I. B. , and relief is just a stroke away. All you do is - HELP! We know it's not fair, but you can't blame us for trying lt won't be long now be- fore we graduate. Well, only five years. 68 A Dash of Humor Hurry, let's hide! We're supposed to be in the study hall Yes, it is kind of difficult carrying it home They always say, lf you can't beat 'em each night. join 'ern. l told you once before, Don't knead it so l know we washed them yesterday, but we much! need the practice. 69 MARIA MUSTONEN, who attended Wolverine Girls' State at Ann Arbor. Maria also made the highest score in our school on the Betty Crocker Search for the Homemaker of Tomorrow Test. JEFFREY LINNA and RAY- MOND ANTTILA, who attended Wolverine Boys' State at Lans- ing during the summer of 1962. Hats Off to . . . The Alumni Association The CHRONOSCOPE wishes to commend the loyal and active alumni association, which serves the school in many ways. The local group and the Detroit Chapter unite in raising funds for the J. Henry Dunstan Memorial Scholarship Fund. This scholarship is presented annually to a deserving graduate. A year's membership in the alumni association is given each graduate. The crowning event of the year is the Reunion Dinner, held each August. Present officers of the local chapter are: President ---- - Sally Ohman Vice-President ---- - - Viola Koski Secretary-Treasurer - - - - - Vall Dunstan The Willing Helpers Numerous members of the Junior and Senior Class were of great assistance to the CHRONOSCOPE staff in putting out the annual. These students were very cooperative and did everything from solicit ing funds to writing copy. They include: Shirley Mattila Diane Marier Barbara Parolini Rose Lassila Kathleen Davis Maria Mustonen Carole Kaiponen Janet Mikkola Rhodetta Baakko Elma Halinen Rita Lindeman Helen Staisil 70 Lloyd Lantto Michael Frice Cheryl Toyra Deanna Vettori Kathleen Vezzetti Community Goins New Library Facilities Our new library, adjacent to the new post office, is direct- ly in front of the old library. As always the one desire of Mrs. Vall Dunstan, Librarian, and Mrs. James Teague, Assistant Librarian, is to be of the greatest as- sistance to the public. For sentimental reasons, much of the interior ofthe old library was retained for use in the new structure. Senlor ANTILA, RAYMOND - Trimountain Annual Staffg Wolverine Boys' State. His goal is to find a good steady job. AUSTIN, BETTY - Painesdale Senior Homemaking Club. Her goal is to become a Practical Nurse or a Nurse's Aide. BAAKKO, RHODETTA - Winona Senior Homemaking Club5 Chorus 3-45 Future Teach- ers 3-45 Librarian 3-4. BAIMA, JULIE - South Range Band Groups 1-2-3-45 Chorus Groups l-2-45 Class Officer 1-2-3-45 Honor Society 2-3-45 Intramurals l-2-3-45 Twirler 45 G.A.A, 251-Club 2-3-45 Gym and Swimming Assistant Instructor 4. COPONEN, DAVID - Atlantic Mine He transferred here from Houghton High School and was the only student to finish at mid-term. DAVIS, KATHLEEN - Painesdale Chorus 2-3-45 Librarian 45 Play 35 Senior Homemak- ing Clubg Intramurals 1-2-3-4. DeFORGE, SHARON - Trimountain Senior Homemaking Clubg Librarian 45 Chorus 3-4. DuBOIS, NICHOLAS - Donken His goal is to earn an honorable living. He enjoys the out doors. ESKOLA, HELEN - South Range Band 1-2-3-45 Chorus 1-2-3-45 Senior Homemaking Clubg Senior Class Play5 Twirler 2-3. FRICE, MICHAEL - Baltic Basketball 1-25 Intramurals I-2-3-45 Chorus l-2-3-45 Forensics 1-2-3-45 School Play 2-3-45 Senior Class Play. GUILI, CAROLINE - Painesdale Chorus Groups 1-2-3-45 Accompanist I-2-3-45 An- nual Staffg Senior Homemaking Clubg Cheerleader 35 Honor Society 2-3-45 Intramurals 1-2-45 G.A,A. 2-3. HALINEN, ELMA - South Range Band 1-2-3-45 Senior Homemaking Club5 Chorus 1- 2-3-45 Intramurals 2-3-4. HARTEL, EDWARD - Painesdale Intramurals 3-45 He enjoys bowling and girls. ' Directory KAIPONEN, CAROLE - Atlantic Mine Chorus Groups 3-45 Librarian 2-3-45 Senior Home- making Club Officerg Class Officer l-2-3-45 Honor Society 2-3-45 Intramurals 1-3-4. KORPONEN, CAROL - South Range Honor Society 2-3-45 Senior Homemaking Clubg Cherry Pie Baking Contest Winner 2. LAITALA, BARBARA - Baltic Band Groups I-2-3-45 School Play 3-45 Senior Playg Intramurals 2-3-45 Chorus Groups l-2-3-45 Honor Society 2-3-45 F. T.A. Officer 3-45 Annual Staffg Class Officer 15 Senior Homemaking Club. LANTTO, LLOYD - Atlantic Mine Band Groups 1-2-3-45 Future Teacher 3. He enjoys bowling and fishing. LASSILA, GLORIA - Atlantic Mine Chorus 3-45 Librarian 3-45 Senior Homemaking Club Officer. LASSILA, ROSE - Atlantic Mine Senior Homemaking Club. She enjoys oil painting and reading. LINDEMAN, RITA - Winona Chorus 2-3-45 Senior Homemaking Club Officerg Class Officer 2. LINDGREN, JAMES - Toivola His hobbies are archery, riding motorcycles, and doing art work. LINNA, JEFFREY - South Range Chorus 1-2g Senior Class Playg Wolverine Boys' State LORENZ, DENNIS - Trimountain Basketball 1-2-3-45 Track 25 Chorus 45 I-Club 3-45 Assistant Gym and Swimming Instructor 4. LORENZ, ROGER - Trimountain Intramurals 3-45 He likes hunting, fishing, and play- ing football. MAATTA, JERRY - Toivola Basketball 2-3-45 Life Saving 35 I-Club 3-45 Annual Staff. MAATTA, ROGER - Toivola Intramurals 15 He enjoys playing the guitar and swim ming. MARIER, DIANE - Baltic Chorus 3'4Q Librarian 43 Senior Homemaking Club. MATTILA, SHIRLEY - Baltic Band 1-2-3-43 Chorus 3-43 F.T.A. 3-43 Librarian 43 Senior Homemaking Club3 Honor Society 2-3-4. METSA, MARGARET - Baltic Band Groups 1-2-3-43 Forensics 2-3-43 Intramurals 1-2-33 Class Officer 43 Honor Society 2-3-43 School Play 3-43 F. N.A. 3-4, Officer 43 Chorus 1-2, MIKKOLA, JANET - Toivola Librarian 43 Senior Homemaking Clubj Honor Society 2-3-4. MURRAY, GLEN - Atlantic Mine Chorus 1-2-3-43 Intramurals 1-2-4. He likes reading books and bowling. - MUSTONEN, MARIA - South Range Band Groups 1-2-3-43 Chorus Groups 1-2-43 Forensics 2-3-43 Intramurals 1-23 F.N.A. 3-4, Officer 43 Honor Society 2-3-4, Officer 43 Cheerleader 3-43 Class Of- ficer 1-2-43 School Play 3-4. NAASKO, CAROL - Toivola Librarian 43 Senior Homemaking Club. Her goal is to become a stewardess. NIEMI, DENNIS C. - South Range His hobbies include fishing, bowling, boating, golf, and Snowshoeing. NIEMI, DENNIS E. - Toivola Basketball l-2-3-43 Track 1-23 J-Club 1-2-3-4, He won several basketball awards. NIVA, MILDRED - Toivola Chorus 1-23 F. T.A. 43 Honor Society 2-3-4, Officer 43 Intramurals 1-2-43 Forensics 3-43 Annual Staff: School Play 43 F. N.A. Officer 3-43 Senior Class Play. PERFETTI, VERNON - Baltic Intramurals 3. His hobbies include bowling, hockey, and football. PINTAR, JULIE - Painesdale Chorus 1-2-3-43 Intramurals 23 Senior Homemaking Club. RANTAMAKI, GLORIA - Painesdale Band 1-23 Chorus 1-3-43 Senior Homemaking Club. J 73 RINTALA, BARBARA - Baltic Band 1-2-3-43 Intramurals 1-2-3-43 Chorus Groups 3-43 Senior Class Play: Forensics 43 G.A.A. 2'3Q Senior Homemaking Club. SALMI, EVALD - Toivola Intramurals 2g Senior Class Playg Class Officer 1. SAVOLA, THOMAS - South Range Basketball 1-2-3-43 Track 1-2-3-43 Chorus l-3-43 Life Saving 3. PAROLINI, BARBARA - Baltic Chorus 1-2-3-43 Senior Homemaking Club3 G.A.A. 23 Intramurals 1-23 School Play 43 Senior Class Play. SHIRODA, DARLENE - South Range Chorus 1-2-3-43 Intramurals l'2'4Q G.A,A, 1-2-3. SIPOLA, JACKIE - Toivola Intramurals 2-33 His goal is to become a mechanical Engineer . SIVONEN, DAVID - Painesdale Intramurals 1-2-43 Basketball 23 Life Saving 3. SKOVIAK, WALTER - Painesdale Basketball 1-23 Track 1-23 He won the Curtis Sales- manship award. SOMERO, JAMES - Atlantic Mine He likes fishing, hunting, skiing, and hockey. STAISIL, HELEN - Baltic Band 1-2-33 Chorus 2-3-43 Senior Homemaking Club3 Intramurals 23 F. T.A. 3-4, Officer 4. STONEMAN, MARGARET - Painesdale Band 1-2-3-43 Chorus 1-3-43 Annual Staff Editorg School Play 43 G.A.A. 23 Intramurals 1-2-3-43 Honor Society 2-3-43 Officer 43 Twirler 2-3-43 Senior Homemaking Club. TOYRA, CHERYL - Painesdale Honor Society 2-3-43 Senior Homemaking Club. VETTORI, DEANNA - Painesdale Senior Homemaking Club3 Class Trip Co-Chairman. VEZZETTI, MARIA - South Range Chorus Groups 2-3-43 Class Officer 3g Annual Staffl F.T.A. 3-4, Officer 3-43 Forensics 43 G.A.A. 2-33 Homecoming Queen 43 Senior Homemaking Club3 Curtis Top Salesmanship Award , School Play 4, Class Play 4. 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