Calumet High School - Peace Pipe Yearbook (Calumet, MI)

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Jaunly Juniors 'Twas in the years of '54 and '55 and it's really a wonder that we're still alive. What with most of us struggling through American History and its chronological order, and many of us taking Solid Geometry, wondering why we did. After breathing a sigh of relief at the end of the first semester, we found ourselves entangled in 3rd year Algebra. But as always, we managed to pull through with a smile. This was done with the help of the Hot Shots , a group of jazzy minded band members. Their band is real gone, and the gonest member being the drummer, whose drums are constantly slip- ping away from him. Of course, they won talent shows left and right, enjoying themselves to the utmost. We Juniors are not lacking any Marlon Brandos' or Audrey Hepburns', as was seen in the per- formance of Dear Ruth . We still have memories of Cliff tearing out his hair because he was positive he didn't know his part! Our class was well represented in the Ice Revue by soloist, Art Dion, and Florimel Waara and Terry Kaiser. Our class makes up one half of Tony's Tooters . We sure are a bunch of windbags! We also possess four acrobatic cheerleaders. Namely, Shari Bruneau, Kay St. Germain, Marilyn Ervast, and Ardes fBeeguj Koskela. Marilyn Freeman won first place in the T B Essay Contest. Norma Kangas was the history scholar, winning fourth place in the History Essay Contest. Virginia Jurmo suffered a broken wrist and Fred Bardo broke his collar bone. Jim Keranen and Jixn Koski were lucky deer hunters. Joe Chopp spent a whole week tramping the wild and got nothing but sore feet and long hair., Rose Nousiainen flapped her wings and journeyed to Florida to soak up some sunshine. Heard in the middle of a band concert rehearsal ------ Stop the Musicl ! I Mr. Peshek was only -inquiring about Mary Lou Moyle's progress in the cherry pie baking contest. Of coursewe all know, she won second prize. U 'I'he Juniors contributed quite a bit of talent to sports., The following Juniors made the Varsity Football Team. Jim Koski, Rodney Winquist, Joe Chopp, Rod MacLeod, George Isola, Jack LaBonte, Johnny Bennetts, Norma.n Koski, Uno Tanskanen, Jim Beiswanger, Earl Kangas, Gerald Liikala, Victor Surttinen. The first six won their letters. , Big George Isola played aggressive ball for the Copper Kings, holding his position on defense and by making a way for his scatty halfbacks and fellow fullback- MacLeod. La.Bonte showed himself as a crisp tackler and blocker. In basketball, Clark Pellegrini helped lead the team through a winning streak near the end of the season when he rejoined the team. The Varsity tea.m also carried two other Juniors--Johnny Bennetts and Gary Wickstrom, The following trackmen are returningg Joe Chopp-high and broad jumper, Rodney Winquist- hurdler, Jirn Koski-dashman, Pete Dube., Fred Bardo, and Johnny Bennetts-distance. We are looking forward to being Sophisticated Seniors next year!

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OPHOMORE D. Rosemergy-Vice-President, J. Phelan-Advisor, C. Kezele-Student Council.De1egate, W. Rosemergy-Secretary-Treasurer, T. Locatelli-President.