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

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Freshman Frolics On September 8, 1954, Calumet High ushered in another group of bewildered Freshmen. At least to the upperclassmen we appeared bewildered. Really though, we have proven ourselves quite capable of overcoming the many obstacles con- fronting Freshmen . To start the ball rolling, we elected the following officers: The carrot-top from Kearsarge--Fred Bieti for President The little cub from Bear Lake Road--Marlene Barri for Vice-President The blue eyed, dimpled doll from Mohawk--Shirley Muljo for Secretary-Treasurer The petite, pretty little Miss from Albion --Maryellen Paulson for Student Council Delegate. Janet Malner high stepped her way to the honorable position of Majorette . She can be seen at all home football games, floating across the field with the grace of a flamingo. Also at con- certs, doing a wonderful job of Spinning the Silver. Have you heard our Teresa Brewer? Of course, she is none other than talented Sydna Rautiol Our musical talent also extends to the band. Among Tony's Ambitious Tooters are Leslie Fisher, Bobby Johnson, Gretchen Kolb, Martin Madajewski, Bobby Nadeau, Maryellen Paulson, Charlie Schwenn, and Billy Zei. Carol Fraki and Mary Lou Torreano did some mighty fancy Jitte rbug at the Teen Center. By the way, our class is pretty well represented at the Teen Center on Friday and Saturday nights. Carol has also kept us guessing with her ever-changing beaux. Lola Levanen was a crazy mixed up kid when she walked into a class one period ahead of tim e. But nobody minded, the Juniors like good looking girls. Sandra Eilola and Phyllis Koory are really nature girls Especially when it comes in a bottle. The result ------ two platinum blondes. Our class is not lacking when it comes to romance, either. A couple of real gone couples are, Joan Turner and Bruce Bedord, and Yvonne Wuolukka and Clarence Fisher. Real cute, don't you think? The Freshmen are Upperclassmen in the field of sports. In the rugged game ot football, Carlow Bessalo and Wayne Sickler contributed their talent to the varsity tea.m. Bessalo estab- lished himself as a dazzling halfback and Sickler as an aggressive end. Sickler won a varsity letter for his efforts. Gerry Vairo also shows promise as a quarterback. Basketball also called a good many Freshmen, Vairo and Bessalo making their bow as first line men on the B team. Vairo will help the Kings in the future with his aggressiveness and sound, playing. Others who show promise for the future years are Frantti, Harrison, Taube, and Sickler. As you can see, we Freshmen have in sports, our claim to fame. I'm sure we have convinced you that we are no longer Bewilde red Freshmen.

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Row 1: B. Isaacson, S. Issacson, P. Koory, B. Kolb, M. Hoar, N. James, 'E. Johnson, C. Kangas. Row Z: L. Kaifesh, A. Koskela, D. Kesti, M. Jutila, D. Johnson, R. Johnson, E. Kiviniemi, J. JaCk0ViCh. ROW 3: ID. KObe, R. Keranen, K. Hoog, A. Jorgenson, R. Kinnunen J. Kivela. Row 4: J. Hill, D. Karpinen, K. Karvonen. Row 1: J. MacDonald, J. Mauno, B. Koski, B. Kuopus, J. Koskiniemi, M. Koskiniemi, C. Lindquist, L. Levanen. Row Z: G. Mackey, M. Madajewski, A. Milford, G. Lokajarvi, J. Malnar, S. Muljo, J. Munsell, J. Laurin. Row 3: E. Lutz, B. Marcotte, S. Maki, E, Kuopus, J. Kunnari, A. Kuusisto, R. Larnpinen. Row 4: R. Lepisto, T. Mottonen, K. Mella, J. Lahti, R. Mihelich, R. Kuopus, J. Madajewski.

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