Crystal High School - Crystalite Yearbook (Crystal, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1947 volume:

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Northern Michigan College of Education Margaret Jacobs Northern Michigan College of Education Jean Lindbergh Michigan State Normal College Wayne University Elmer Soderberg Stout Institute Edward Chambers University of Michigan Mildred Martin Michigan State Teachers College Lawrence College University of Chicago John DeVoe Northern Michigan College of Education University of Michigan Degree Degree Degree Degree Certificate B S Degree Degree Degree . . . . . . Harry Newell. . . . . . . .Masters Degree Michigan State Teachers College University of Maryland . . . .Bernice Temple . . . . Gogebic Junior College University of Minnesota X 'f L B.S. Degree . X X K l . 0 Q-gQ,f 0 Q O Alum X xxxx . ,ll W-.9 A I 90 26953 1, ffl' TX ll. x w Ulm. V Q 1 . 1 0 A fx . N Xi' .d Z - -H5 -'- -'S-. Q ffziifrl-'i!. s-1:4 , , 3, Hx if 1'fT5l3:fEff7 fffiffff- ff In Eg ,ww 3 J Ti If Y 1 12. J j sgkbbb D Xe-7i1y,,.f' 4 , X 'QL .,.. J gh?:Q,. e .eeai . ..... , ,, x lr I Q X ......... -. . ....... 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Life without sports is not life 'Tis what I know but can't express Sleeping is his occupation, eating is his recreation To know her is a pleasure Bottle her up and pop she goes Cheerfulness and good cheer will make labor light Let what may come tomorrow An artlst's hand she wields A truly kind and co operative girl A twinkle in her eye, a smile on her face A really earnest worker and true to the end A girl who speaks her own mind She flies with her own wings It's well for one to know more than she says when work and fun clash, let work go to smash It ls the quiet person who accomplishes much Success and ambition lend a helping hand 4658 'rx N Ethelene Anderson Effort creates ability X X , 0 xx X xy A X S XX ,xx K l I U . I. Q, we we M. ,T 4. X e e a C ks I K Wx . 1 N W 'X e 353 1 'If u O til, FI I U l a e 4 .4 0' Z , 2 ' 11232 :1g.. 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X 5 if 5 .X 1. , . ,E Z . ,. t. v 1 1 I 1 'il QL ? 5 W W FourYears C Tjsfal H gh X355 Passing under the portals ofhigher knowledge 65 intelligent looking Freshmen entered the Crystal Falls high school for the first time though they seemed to be green and timid, they astonished the upper classmen by their ability to catch on to the routines As Freshmen, we started by the election of officers to govern the class for the ensuing year The officers elected were President David Leonard Vice President Rosemarie Pavlen secretary Dorothy anderson Treasurer Paul Larsen Representing th breshmen in the student tounciluere Dorothy Johnson and Victor llblero Our class advisors were Liss O1en,1r Soderberg, and Miss Nelson The Freshmen,not to be outdone kxany o the high school activities, contributed two very able boys to the lirst string of basketbaD.players, namely John 'Juasie' Hermanson and Francis Red' Robichaud These also took part in track Merle rdams, Fritz bender, Victor flbiaro, Lalcolm McNeil, David Leonard and Pad.Lars0n were our representatives on the 'bn Squad Nancy 'Poogien neschllman represented the Irosh class as an able During the year the Freshmen held one dance and one party, which ended a little hectic, but entirely a successful year surviving all the raazlng, pranks and so forth, we passed through our first year better accustomed to high schom.l1fe and activities low we had earned the rirht to take our place as the lowest of the upper classmen Re entering the school as a class of 51 the ilrst decisions nmde were the election of officers President Dorothy AHGuISOh Vice President leddy Jarvis Secretary Shirley west Treasurer John Hermsnson Chosen fox the Student Council were Joyce Robichaud and Lalcoln McNeil Mr nlner Soderberg was chosen chairman or the class advisors with the assistance of Miss Lllen Nelson and Hrs C P 'erley Social events of the year, were two dances, both of which were e success financially and socially A number of the bovs presented a short program in the assembly A skit entitled Nshocklnp Shakespeare , the main item of the program, was enjoyed by the whole assembly Three toys took part in golf for the year ard olive, Lekloy Ilylund, and Richard Roblcheud Paullarsen and Frances Roblchsud represented the class in the thinclad team On the basketball team we had Paul Larsen, John Hermanson, Fritz Bender, David Leonard, Francis Robichaud and Ted Jarvis Passing through the stave of sophisticated sophomores we were now ready to take our position as studlous Juniors Coming back for their third year in high school were t8 anxious and ambitious Juniors The following were picked to keep things in order Pr8B1d6Dt Pgul Lgrggg Vice President Dorothy Johnson secretary Leonora Lachapelle Treasurer Kenneth Menepace Q' I V 1 X OUT GJ U P - 1 . pu, --J I . 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The theme, 'I'm Always Chasing Ra1nbows1 was selected bythe Juniors and the gymnasium was appropriately decorated. Honors and thanks are here granted to Mrs. Bradish for her untlring fine work and time ln directing the decorating of the gym. Bar- tonelll's orchestra furnished the music for the formal promenade atwhlch Paul Larsen and Theresa Eccel reigned as King and Queen. Now as we passed our third mile-stone in good standlng,5l dignified appearing seniors reported forthe final mile stretch,ln hopes of getting the back seats of the High School. But lo and behold it was back to the Forest Park School for us. It wasn't as bad as seemed! AU our first meeting we elected the following officers to preside over the Senior class. President. ..... . . ........... Victor Albiero Vice-President . Secretary ............. . . .... Connie Rosparo Treasurer Javid Leonard Paul Larsen and Shirley west were unanimously chosen to represent the class at the Student Council 1 Miss Martin, Mr Newell and Mr Soderberg were chosen as class ad v sors Our first activities were two school dances The comedy, WAlmost Eighteenn was presented by the seniors to the public at the City Hall on the second of May The cast included . .John Hermunson Kenneth Menapace william Barry Catherine Stacy Grace Barry Victor Coccc Eddie Barry Joyce Robichaud Beatrice Barry Lois Hendrickson M5591 w rren Jay Bates George Jones Christine Ready Ann Sherman Beverly valine Sally Davidson Dick Phillips Tommy Granville Mildred Lehtl Mrs Granville Paul Larsen Mr Merritt Marion Rondon Miss Dalrymple Mr H J Newell deserves the credit for the overwhelming succesaar the production Malcolm McNeil is the only senior in the band The newly organized football squad was met with a great deal of enthusiasm by many of the senior boys Those on the squad were Victor Alblerc, Fritz Bender, John Hermanson,Paul Larsen and Richard Robichard On the basketball team we have Victor Albiero, Paul Larsen, John Hermanson, Fritz Bender, David Leonard, Francis Robichaud with Don John son as Manager On the track team we have Francis Robichaud,Victor Alblero and Paul Larsen Ward Sliva, Richard Roblchaud and LeRoy Nylund have resumed their activities on the golf course Oo 00 XXXQX iiillh NNN wr: O I 0 e I I I I 0 I I 0 U I I I I O Q 0 I I XX . . - ' N. si si 0 ' pf . . . . . . . . . .X 0 U . f . . . 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ABN El. lj :it Q QS ia na, -,g6 Cyfsgr Kgs' Q +S- G 9 S sd 1 9' , S Q G U X O . g a O MW NW Xaiyxs X I ,.-PP' Yds NWI? rush 1,1 Fl 1 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT know all men uv their present , that we, the Class ox ' Crystal Falls ligh school being sound or mind and or lewrul ,a, an about to make our existance Known to the vorl , name, publish, and do clare this to be our binal ill and lestanent We further declare that all LHLHQS here ln wi leo are rlvhtlully ours, and LHUE in bequeathing the same, we now relinquish all rights an pri ileges in these things Part I Article I To our school, on this happy occ ion, le bequea n our ever lasting love, and hope that she will cont hue to yropre s throuph ut the generations to come article TI To Nr Schultz, we leave our verv best wishes, to be divided equally among our fine laeulty article III To the Board O1 fducatlon, tax payers, and parents, e leave our sincere rratitude for the educational oprortunltles U1AJfG6U us Article IV To the Tuniors, we leave the task or continuing the struggle to find that quality called 'senior ifnity' which we are re uted to have lost somewhere alonr tie way article V To the sophomores, famous lor their quiet reserve we DtQU68th our excess of pep and enerpy article VI To the lreshmcn, we will our earnest warning, that they try to lose some of their llveliness before they become seniors, and ln case they don't succeed, we bequeath then our sincere sy pathies article VII Per onal bcfueaths are es follows Anna Schmidt wills her solemn and dignified air to any underclessmen who can carry on as quietly as shehas Catherine Stac wills her artistic ability to our up ani coming artist Ildo tanale May you draw your way to uccess, Glldo' Christine Ready wills her shyness and quiet voice to Lowell wue u can'f e seen, you'll always be heard, Lowell Marjorie akovera wills her studiousness to Joselyn nlversioe lhis means ess ma 1, thouyh Joselyn Carol Tamminen wills her ability to make good in anything she undertanes E anyone who can take her place andaccomplish the many thinps carol has David Leonard reluctantly bequeatns his reserved seat at Rezins rugziom to Dan bensI5a. Your Dream-girl has to show up sometime, Den John Hermanson wills his height to our staunch Junior, Don Perry. Look wHaE If BIZ for Jussi, Don! 1 Kenneth Mena ace wills his ability to argue on any political quest on to Kenneth Benlelson. Tnere's history in the making, WDedcer.' Francis Roblchaud wills his many happy memorieaof hunting and fishing to Chet anderson. he know you'll carry on, Chet! Delores Peterson wills her daily routine or writing thatncertain lettern to Myrtle Ponchaud, in case her present art should ever rail her. Edna bends reluctantly leaves a well-worn trail between Iron Hiven Caspian, and Stambaugh, to the Iron County hoad Commission. She earnestly hopes they will always keep it in good repair. nPeanutsN has many happy memories of those roads. Julianne Kusmitch baqueaths her ever-present giggle to June wllgreen. h good laugh never hurt anyone, June. Donald Johnson leaves his position as manager of our Trojan team to any- one who can Till it as well es he has. 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Shirle West sadly leaves her position as 'Soda-jerker' at Rezins Drug Store go Phyllis Johnson in hopes that Phyllis will have as many happy hours there as Shirley had. Shirley said it helps when you have company too, Phyllis. Dorothy Anderson leaves her ability to argue on any subject to bill broman. You Have a good start, bill. Walter Tuchowski wills his farm chores to George Soderberg. hard work HeIps'buIId muscles, Georhie, and maybe if you work enough then all the bigger boys won't take advantage of you any longer WE ARE LEAVES We are the Seniors, like the wolves, so bold and our eyes are pleamlng like silver and pold Our sirhts have descended like the rains on the sea and we all are so sure of what men we shall be e like leaves in the summer, we are so green Life and 1t's troubles, we have not seen, But when autumn comes and the winds have turned Some of us leaves are bound to be burned Some oi us will be going away, A few of the leaves will be blown astrav Some will Iloat in the listless sky Laiting for time to go sailing by Some are bound for unknown heivhts Others will be blown to zoreivn sights lost of us will lead an avera e life Goin? on with all its love and strife You may have decided just what you want to be but whether you will lS what we must see Parents have ideals they think we should fullill, Some ol us won't and others of us will But if vou set your goal by what you posse s whether it's divginv, or slnvinv, or sewin a oless If you are P Doctor, Lawyer, O1 Banker to be, Thank 'od that you live ln a land that 15 free The Lord will not ask what you left here on earth For all men are equal at the time of their birth but were you honest and true with everv taskv That is the question that He will ask so you see, fellow seniors, that's what we are some of us wlll never vet very far But as lonf as ve're honest, faithful and true, T ey'll look up to us Seniors, yes, me und you Victor albiero X xx 5 xxwxw xXXN x mwwsssss Wx X Av my ASS' Ai ,- I, NW! 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' Q H .- w: -r 1' 1. t I t ' ' - ,Q '13 Nr E ' N If :L Q --s -N .- -W , - --..., w- -f.. 2 : ff NX , . r- :uf ' ---- 1-ff s . ew e. -fl ' -1: 2. .J W' QQCJQLPG C QQ QQCDQCLGU GD inf- Q W' ff sow We, the five mystics, have wandered into the luture lives O1 LH6 class of l9L7 and found that they have ell been successlul that is in their own wry we doxun pretend tha trese are tleir 'soul' professions but they Five you a glimpse ol what C F h has done 1o1 them ome have married, some haven't, some remained in oul fair city, other have traveled to the ter corners ol the earth and some well ue can't quite figure them out so now that we've apologized, let's take a look into the future Lois dendrickson h started a new schoolmfmusic she teache her students how fo pIay the piano by ear It works fine, but the students cen't stand on tneir heads too l ng et a t me he hear MaBelle lnox has become quite e successful women lawye r when the press questioned her as to ner success sne replied, I owe it The well known novelist, Christlne needy, nes Just finished her new book NLi1e in Crystal nigh' one gives a free dictlonery with each copy Delores Petersaxhas founded Lorry's'School of Danc'ng for Desperate Densels Very successful too Did you hear who tne new ensetion is at the Met , this easono None other than our own herb ra Moffatt First show starts rom tl at 8 30 Changed hasn't she? Even though she Is one of the most dignified in the class, lar orie bkovera, like ell oi us, has her 'fliphty' moments, so she i now an air H fees nn Neiressn you know Vum I, yum I, vum I, yirmdny, leanuts' gum, is g od, by jimminy sugar coated, cracks just perfectly net benda's gum, costs lust a penny Another of our Iormer classmates has Becone a great credit to our school she is the famous beautician eno 18 responsible tor saving many a young g1rl'sprice, and dolng much lor the men's moral who? Lorraine Pivatto, of course Catherine Stac is at presentin e sanitorium, recuperating from the disease, Senlorltus, contracted September l9L6 Guess who's slinging hash to the employees of Skerbeck's Carnival now Netch, its Marion Rondon In turn, she gets a free ride on the ferris wheel every day Beverl Valine has just retured from her position as president of the Dite sureeuh She has always filled other's date books, now she wants to fill her own Are your children always in your hair Here, there, and everywhere Running in and out of the house Hanging on to mommies' blouseq Do vou want a little rest and peace? Put your children on the leash Send them to Poogie's nursery and free from worr es you will be - 50 169 1921 A 2 Cl ? 5? Z7 C6 5 7 fi Q 43 K 5 QP Y? EG K il Q7 Y In the last ten years, due to high school difficulties, Doroth Anderson, the blushing strawberry blonde of the l9u7 graduating cIass, Ha just helped the cosmetic lndustry by perfecting a powder that will hide all blushes She used Mildred Anderson as her human guinea pig If anyone else hes blushing trouble just purchase one box or Dorothy Anderson's anti blush powder Take heed, Theresa' sthelene Anderson is now a waitress at the Aragon night club, but to make Her more spectacular, she juggles plates for an ect and gathers crowds Yes, crowds of broken dishes daily The Timber King, Je WEthelbo1t' Bates has just announced that he has bought all the rema n ng stock of the U P Lumber Company He be came interested in the business when his wife, the former Ann Dcnmidt, told gi? or the acute toothpick shortage r tz Bender, om of the handsome boys of the class after spending years chermlng women is now a Hindu snake chermer and elmostas success ful es before Some women are snakes anyway : E gl .Fon 'II Slla. ani. .E , ' !' rn C 115 f 3 I ' I ,I . L gt' I? 0 ' In f QQ 9 -,E ' Q 1, f ' 1- -N mn: s C -. . ,- e - ' ff , ff c, M ' P 0 .Q K A , I A ' gif. 43 0 ' d' t , e xr GE? -- as - . s ' . . GE? L7 xy o , i '. eo . . --- g g M V Q iiy. aD.to the practice I hed in Lr. degglunds rggm,vlnank you hr. hagglund . an 6 W, Q s . . Q I, Q , Q M , 4 :Ili ' x y. It 1 . U I Qi' G , 1, ,S 3 VY o . . U U ., ,gp -il 3:25 ef S - 64' - . I do -, 5 . A . d :g:X rf . . - D 3 - 9 Q t'z . . ...Z xii? - Q 1' E 1, 5 f - : NBDCY and Vlr inia the Kewl 1 t nr Nan House J Fame Foadsey s s ers, are now C5101 Tamminen, desirous of making this world n has decided to rid us of all the men that she I should think' The ob Did you ever have a wearisome, tiresome,n1yht running a restaurant a sarer place tallve can Rather a dirty when you couldn't get any sleep, when you tossed and turned and every bone would creek? I you'd like a peaceful evening and want to wake up feeling iust righs get Gloria Chervo's sleeping pills a pleasant dream guaranteed with every pIII Que to her inability to Xall asleep in school, Gloria has now found a remedy for her sleepless days Slick Dick Vic from Creamery Creek has reached great renown singing in the hal-1? of Sing Sing Before his present position, Cooco sang in the Senior Class play under the assumed name of Soncho Berry Janet lmvison is now writing sentimental poetry for the Paint River symphony whIcE Is heard daily on the Midnign:Rendezvous Station W H Y That's what we wonder, SHY9 Philli 's proger pot ito lp s proger set it' You'll agree its txe best beer in town Not l,not 2, not 3 but 33 fine brews blended into just one You know what a hit Jussie Hernunson made on UUE basketball court 1 C H Now Jussi Is doing as good work in the professional, traveling Indian team called the Neboid Indi ns When you see him he may salute you with a 'Howo' So don't let on you know, and justreturn Ugh' Ted Jarvis is now selling peanuts ln Coney Island and the elephants just Tie them Faye Kullar, risks her life every day now She is the objects! knives, knlves, real knives, thrown by Don Johnson, the champion knife thrower for the past week Trusting, lsn't 9ne?' Cld McNeil has u station thyl Is the best Go to him Und get his gas It's alsays full ox zest It Hill get you here, and get you there, and get you darn hear anvwnere Old McNeil has a station Pet gassed up today David leonard, the lamous nuviclan, is currently showing at the Ejay lheater latch him when he pulls a beautiful life sized mermaid JL o a fish bowl lhe mermaid is none other than shi ley est' hat is this we see Connie losparo is now rocking thecradle in stead of robbing it re you young and in your prime Can you GO it any time Or are you down and out of pep ' grunt and grown with every step If you want to be yount and gay be in the lead with xork and play 'ake helto's Vitimin pills today Kenneth Jkxnochie Mena ace, long lost printer, was just found to- day ln the .xwll city of flystal Falls ln bpper michigan er Henapace wus the editor Ol' the C715-C0f'0 Dllily F-110W He h,s resigned his position and returned 'lhe Diamond on the local hlash Iron County Da ra the Pau ne were in 'L7 e to his former hone where he purchased the only city paper, Drill In h s school 'd.ze okluoclie worked as a printer paper It has just been announc d that .ard Sllva will run for 'herlfl on the lronlbition lcket His oypo ition is Pauline first woman sheriff 'n the history of eicnlgan. Tara a 3 classmates in the Crystal falls High School and graduated race is expected to he close Now ve bring to you Leonora's advice to the hovelorn, syohsored by the Nylund Nattress company, marers of the finest bee ayparel ln the , country. The mattresses are made oi the finest quality oi wool,the nest 3 springs, and good workmanshij Q , ' Here I find a letter from e young vomen, Miss Mildred Lehti she ' writes, Dear Miss La Chapelle: I have always worried e5out finding a young man that would Iit my ideal and finally, after years of 868100188 have round him he is an eligitle millionaire, tall, dark and handsome Should I accept his proposal? Sincerely answer' Are you klod1ng??!l C5Q621fSfiQfL,0 6 CLASS rnornecv 4166 sfQW4'I3CB H as GD 1 . 1 ' . J . . ' l -11 Q9 . I - A Q if V - ' .eff 6 3 ' ' 32, 'gqf A --- Y Z 1 ' . . . ZQQE Q , U' Q' . 0 9 E n . F. . S. ' I' N ' L 'W' 1 , 9 QP' I -Q82 - ,. . . IQ. 1 , M o ' I 1 T . . X i s I n . Th . fm ' v I KN ' if G . 2 . 2 3 2 6,,aQ76Q LCQQU Q gy 2123 J 56955525 J Q6 gsagz 1 GQQZSVCD 6 cuss rnorl-lscv 5899 6 WQESWHQQD another letter is from Victor hlbiero Dear Liss La Chapelle Please send any information you may have about a girl to fit this de- scription young, blonde, beautiful, rich, intelligent, nlcepereonahty and can cook like mother Thank you hear Victor orry I have no information available, but il you 11nd he1, let me know if sw has e brother Good Luck, Leo Richard hobichaud is now employed as door Keeper at the Black Cat Resort sltuated on the shores of Hall Noon lane In his slare time Richard runs his Model A Garage dis motto If they runI'1l wreck 'Sm ,ll o you know vhat great friends Julie ann Yusmitch and Pat Ro bar e were in High School Well, their frfendshfp Has grown stronger e years have gone by, and they are now running a Man hater's home A woman has a right to change her mind you know' helpful Hints for Housewives Due to the sudden illness ofBetty Crocker, this column will now be edited by Walter Tuchowski, one of the world's greatest authorities on economics in the home His suggestion for today on how to keep a cake from falling in the center isto use one of the new streamlined cake pans in which the middle is raised These new pans are on sale in any department store Mr and Mrs R Roblchaud received news today thdztheir son, Red , Francis, will return home after his long stay at the Pentoga Nut House TE Eeeper of this very exquisite sanitorium, Dorothy Johnson, said his condition has improved, and she feels that he w no Ionger need a doctor's care Dorothy, after much careful observation and scientific research has found the cause of his illness The facts have been kept secret, but there is reason to believe he lost his mind when he fired a pass to Larson on the basketball court in 'L7 You see Larson missedit in 'Life Can Ee Terrible,W has signed a four year contract with Warner Brothers Studio Miss Perry will begin work on her next picture WToo Many Corpses Spoll the Morgue' next week Arlene Soderber has just returned from a two months business trip in Paris where s e aught the latest american designs to leading Paris fashion experts Paul Larson, former track star of Crystal Falls, has just distln guished Himself in the 1957 Olympics He was the first to run the lf2 mile in l lf2 minutes Jo ce Robichaud, who started off on a brilliant career as X ray technlcien for the Crystal Lercy HospitaL has novglven up her prominent position to take the minor role of a housewife Joyce was voted the most likely to succeed, and I bet she will Joyce Robichaud Leonora La Chapelle Ethelene Anderson Victor Cocco Victor Albiero .,..1'v-, THER E VHE7 G O ll gonna HAHA -11 f ' lx, X.: 7 'n w as 'sarees WQQM oeeasw ne w ' I I II' l I I , t 5 1 I: 1 , .X 5 as 2 1 i E Zz! ,', lux. ,,. 6 . . 43 s . . 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X NN msg IP V1 OS Nl G John Hermanson Mildred Anderson Pauline Dalpra Lois hendrickson To Dizzle, we give this Crystal Ball so that he will never lose trttk of Shirley To Jussi, we give this basket ball so that his children may learn to be as great basket ball players as he has been Hope they are all boys To Millie, we give this date book as she may always keep track of mrdates as to time, places, and boy can always keep up in world affairs though he's been doing a good job of it already To Paula, we give this WTPUB Storynin hopes that it will change her views on boys They aren't all bad, Pauline' of the senior class we some day, she is where To the 'Carmen Cavalero' give this piano in case a piano is not available 0 ox NO X N Xxx X Xekffgbx X Edna Banda Nancy Aeschliman Francis Roblchaud Barbara Moffat Delores Peterson MaBelle hnox Jay Bates Paul Larsen Mildred Lahti To Peanuts, we give this dictionary if at some time you should run out of words, it will prove valuable we doubt if you'll need it, Peanuts To Poogle, we give this little airplane in UOPBS that she will get over to the west side more often Eric can rest in peace at lest! To Red, we give this box of stationery so that Barbara can always look forward to a letter course, the restrictions aren't for Barb alone To Barbara, we give this watch to help her make her appointments on time It's better lata than never though isn't it, Barb?W To Lorry, we give these stamps so Bill doesn't have to wait too long for letters Genmany is a long vay from home May they reach that destlna tlon safely To MaBelle, we give this dark handsome man that Santa Claus forgot to bring Hope it suits you, Mabelle To Jay, we give this spare tire in payment for all the rldes to Iron River that his everlasting faithful long and smooth car has given us May its riding be To Paul, we give this asquixe to help him decide the type of girl he wants To Mildred, we give this shovel so she may ful fill her Iondest dxeam to dig a big hole in her back yard, and bury all her old books May you have happy digging' X t xx XX X l ' .lgir -,v 'F M. NX ml f if 6 I Z Z lst fx W. g . 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N' fr annie Schmidt Joyce Robichaud Malcolm McNeil Ethelene Anderson Fritz Bender Teddy Jarvis Richard Phillips Leonora La Chapelle Carol Perry Janet Davison Lorraine Pivatto Catherine Stacy Constance Rosparo Donald Johnson LeRoy Nylund Ward Sllva Gloria Chervo Virginia Yewley Faye Kullar Julie ann Yusmitch Nancy Kewley To Annie, we give these skates in remembrance of all the fun at the rink To Joyce, we give this address book so she won't forget the friends she left behind To Malcolm we give this oil can so you may never be lonely Just think or the happy memories lt can bring To Ethelene, we give this bus ticket to Wscanaba with the hopes thatyou may find thd,unknown man To Fritz, we give this ship so that he can sail the seven seas without having to join the Navy To Teddy, we give this paper doll as a console tion Ve hope it will help when you cun't vet to Iron River to see your girl, Ted' To Dick, ve give this toolset so he will be happy ever after To Leo, we give this calenderto count the days until her wedding We have a feeling it won't be too long away To CeroL ve pive this chart to keep track of a her patients when she becomes a nurse To Janet, we give this bottle of ink so she can keep her treasured pen working Couldn't be be cause 1t's from Johnnie that 1t's your favorite posses ion, Janet? To Lorraine, we give this ring in substitute lor her class ring which LeRoy has had lor some time To Catherine, we give thisbook of Pin ups so sxe may continue her drawings To Connie we give this pair d binocuhars so she may see Donald when she is in Chicago we trust him Connie To Jonald, ve give this towel May you remember the many happy hours spent with the team, Don To LeRoy, ve give this picture oi Lorraine, when she is away you won't forget her for a minute To wardie, we give this bottle of'Three Feathers so that he may fulfill his fondest dream To Gloria, we give this book of poetry, with it you may spend many quiet hours at home To Virg1nia,we give this award for CHS success she ha achieved in typing Ne know she will be a success in later vears, too To Faye, we give this miniature ful reminder of her school days To Julie Ann,we give this apron remember her days at Bay's W schod.asa faith so she may always skates May you ffffc W , ff ff! x f I r-' 1 .ML fa, X, 0. 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May you always keqzyour hair neat as you have done up to now Walter Tuhowski a bashful C75 boy, we pive this book of How act on a date , just in case he ever gets up enough nerve to make one Victor Albiero To otubbyv we give thisylaque to ciation for the good vork he has speaking Richard Roblchaud To Richard, we Hive th1s tape so line straight to success Beverly Valine show om'appre done ln public he may walk a To Bev, the Giggler of the clas we sive this bottle of lauvhinv gas gust in case her natural supply ever runs out Victor Cocco To Vic we viva this Joke Book to aid him ln telling jokes or does he n ed as 1 tanceo Dorothy Johnson Nancy heschliman Mildred Lahti Fritz Bender Paul Larsen f Z, Ne Q Sf x 2 we 'K we SS- 9 ,Swv W S 'S W WW X? Qf ,S gf ff Q Z 2 ii N mdmgiigds .fstwww 'Q pf lf! XR o Kites' 0, we ,. A WM . 02 V' ' v 1 W W ,. N ,, , WW g N. N YQW QEZZ nf dawn' X an 4 . i k s k e eeeee V ' ' - eff 'W' , ' 'av V 'QW' QW V' - Q fl , If Ig vf! 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X ,--4,9-. ,, s sc ' ameri To A3 flttinv ing our that e 16 swiss, and 1USLT1hH The ontitions oi the cl ss are secletsrlol on CLno5 oThTISTICo we upprosch the close of our Hi h oCHOOl career, ve deem it most und llyortent to ecqusint our 1 lend ith lmlorretion concerl future enbitlons, our outstsndln' UGWb6lo, n otler lc tuxeo roy ad ess 1 dlviouelly und s a rrou nufuex 51 ruduetes,of LH1d number jj ere lixl The nat1onullL1cs 1 the clcs are owedish, rinni Itulien,rrench, loll n, German, Norve len, o otc', D , cnc 18 .re boys h Irisn,snglieh, ish, outcn,51av1:h lelriefe, uno u lsr e nunuer uxe sutislieo with wust e ooo Job revozite hobbies s e sports, encinu, l6hdlHQ music, drem1np,oex 1nP, radio, und uen AS for ynysicel cnerecter1etics tle blunettes yltconlnete end the melorlty D1 the cle s hus blue eyes The total eve ol the cleso is bS9 yeors, and the LVGIUUS e e io l years The oldest plrl is merlon nondon, end the oldest toy ls blhHCiS Rouicheud The youngest flrl is Lois hendricnson, and the youngest toy is Jay nuteo The total weight of the class is b,b47 pounds or 5 J tons The totel weivht o! the pirls is 3 195 pounds, the zvereve velvht b6lFP 121 jounds The totel welrht o' the toys is ',c3 Iouncs, LHS everege is lac rounds The heevyweiehts or the class are Brencis Roticneuc end vcncy Kewley The featherwelshts ol the clc s exe fenneU1lene,cce and Iariorle Sewers The totel helfht of the clcss is 3L2l Z5 inches or L85 15 Ieet The avereve heivht is 5 Ieet 7 inches Totul height JL the flxlo is 2115 50 inches or 17o lj ieet, the uverzfe helvht 5 Ieet 4 inches Totcl lei ht ol the toys is 1308 inches or lt9 leet the evercse 6 Ieet lhe tallest persons beinv Lois ASHUFICPSOH cnd John hernsnson, the shortest loljorie Skovera and Richard nooicheud Pauline Dulpre, Plorle Chervo und Ieul Larsen welx cvcx wlth BHS lercest shoe size, while hur1 rie okovere and Rlcncrd ioticleud veln 311 with the smallest The person who has teen turdy the most is Gloria Cnelvo, and the person who has been uboent the most 15 Teody oarvis The following were chosen by poyuler vote ox the class Neetest ne t Athlete nost Pofuler Best Personality Yost sarcastic biggest llirt rlttlest Shyest Most sophisticated Vost Dlgnified nest Dressed Dreamer Humorous nippest Telnet best singer Most otudious most limely to ucceed niegest gum QHSVSIS HundsJme noy Bicnle soy Flckle Girl Sweetest firl Prettiest Girl Cutest Girl Giddlest C111 Favorite Teachers David Leonard nd Arlene oooerterg u sie lerrsnson LUG ohirley est Victor nlnlero end corotny Johnson Victor ltle1o end Dorothy .onnson Victor cocco end Pauline lnllre Nancy heschlimen end Victor slbiero Clorie Chervo and lolcolm Xbreil nrlene soderberg cud LeRof Uylund lauline uclpre end Lehneuxlenefece Carol Tenminen and LeRoy Nylund rlene boderberg and David Leonard Jay netes and nuzbare nolxett Cloriu chervo and lelcolm lcNmil Edna uende and Victor cocco Victor Cocco and Leonoxa Lacnupelle carol Tsmnxinen uno HiCUbIli nobiche u o Victor 4lblGI0 and Joyce loticheud tune neudu end ard bllve laul Lelsen Victor tocco Nancy Aeschlimun llldred hnderson Lorraine ivutto nancy Ieschlimsn Edne bends lr Newell and Liss Ross This concludes our class stctist'cs, end we lope you cve elJoyedresd1ng them es much QS vc hcve enjoxed brlnglnr them to you X xX NN X5 XX S XX Www ei' N! 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X S M Q z 3? sf ry S , 'life 3 ix N fs ss , .S ,NP s 5 S 5? is 4 Je :ggi if Joanne Aberly Bill Bottger Chester Anderson Nancy autio Mary Lou Alexa Albert Clement Bill Broman Beatrice Colony Berniece Colony Harry Colony Robert Cram Patricia Delpra Lawrence Danielson Marjorie Forsman Belva Johnson Ruth Ekola Gerry Farragh Gene Davis Ruth Gorenson Diana Groop JUNIOR CLASS Robert Groop Lucille Guforovlch ndelyn Hanson Jerry Henstrom Rhoda Hoikka Jack Eckole A Arlene Jervis Janet Payne Norman Peterson Sue Kennedy Margaret LaBay Marianne Lepplaho- Elsie Mako Charlotte Martinson Maxine Munns Diane Nasherg Katherine Nelson Gary Olson Elsie Onderak Donald Kaski Doris Pentilla John Davis Joselyn Riverside Marilyn wlerlkko Bill Watt Prena Schiavo Esther Sllvola Lorraine Tuchowski June Stebic Myrtle Ponchaud Ray West Lowell Ruess Clinton Ross Helen saarl houart Roblohaud Hobart Shinmin Patricia Whitman Ruth Syrjala George Soderberg Adlore Schober A Studious Juniors we now leave our third year of high school and prepare to stepinto the much envied and long awaited position d?dgn1fiad Seniors, but behind us ve leave many happy memolies of our Junior year The patient officers who presided over the Junior Class during the year were President, Lawrence Danielson, Vice president, Marilyn Wierikko K Secretary, Patricia Dalpra, Treasurer, Diana Groop Our advisors to KROD ve offer our utmost sympathy and thanks are as Q follows Miss P Oian, Mr L Chambers, Mr W Hagglund x Q he bepan an active and busy year with a skit, Hcrystal Falls Versus N L'Ansa' at the flrstpep session durlnp football season The skit depic ted an actual football the faculty and students game and was received with hearty applause from We gave two dances in November, the latter being the Turkey Trot, which a turkey chicken, ands dudswere rattled Both danceswen success ful ggcially and financially On April 25 l9L7,after much hard work and excitement, the big event of the year took place the Junior Prom The Juniors played host to the departing Seniors and the affair was well attended and enjoyed The Grand March was led by our class president, Lawrence Danielson, and his queen, Mary Lou Alexa The gym was appropriately decorated with base board musical instruments and notes, the smaller ones suspended from the N ceiling andthe larger decorations attractively arranged on tneslde walls in a color scheme of blue, gold black, and white Ivan Kobaslc and his orchestra was engaged to furnish music for the event The Prom cllmaxed the social activities of the Junior class for the year Sh Many from our class participated in extra curricular activities d the Junior class for the year Now, as we laaw school as Juniors to come beck nextyear as Seniors, we leave our empty places to the sophisticated sophomores, whom we hope may fill them as wall as we have ' Nxxx X N or Av l XESNFNSmj skN Sy A 1: rel y Ny AS I xm X K s X A 'x I sf' in Xt x ,777 If A ,xx , ,RT .... -. ,-v-- -1:5 x .A-- V X 1 1 X , X :P N - wg X X f' S ti at .va 1 xx 12' gv-Q N, ,Q 1 rx Ss N 6 ' tg , liii i , ' gg , S x he - T . 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Phyllis Johnson Q5 adore Ann Lundberg P Dorothy Lundin is sg Laila Maki ,A Margaret Oss -' .,.,, Ruth Pintarelli ef Jeanette Sebo sq-- 4631- -'E5 -'- Hs.. 4,'f T::N'I5l ,.--.. ,,..-3. ,. fzffilif' iff fr , - ii' NEP 35-Qfflifl jftfzffff' M 4' 4,15 ,IS 3 x -Q Sensi? 5 1:-53.33 I-mga' k ! -11 , :::,':f ' -j11fLT'1 'Gr ,1' -'Q r fs fasaefg N ' , V X .... ,l ff 41112. sz. 154-y71'1.T3 X2 .f X S Ns ,,., ,TN 4 x Y- ' f x 5 SOPHOMORE CLASS Irma Sandri Anita Schiavo Alice Takala Joyce Verville Gloria woods James anderson Earl Bradly Gildo Canals Bill Carlson Kenneth Danielson Jack Erickson Bill Haapala Bill Hill Bill Jarvi Edwin Jarvis N Dick Johnson Richard Johnson Ronald Krempasxy Charles Kubicsao Henry Lake Peter Larsen Donald Meyers Jack Paro Donald Perry Earl Phillips Donald Peterson Bob Schmidt Dan Sensiba John Stebio Glen Temmlnen Bill Weidrlch 81 xx -at be on the second act of our High school years - and reset the stage for the third act, we look forward to the future f with the hope that it will be even more successful than the lingering memories ve cherish from our past Our class otricers,who so dexteroasly extrlcated us from our many difflcuk problems in our sophomore yeah were President, Robert bchmict, Vice president Henry Lake, secretary, Earlene Dove, Treasurer Kenneth Danielson e will pause fox a moment of silent sympathy lor our acvisors who were given the tiresome task ol trying to keep some kind or order at our class MSBBIHPS In casq you don't Know the ldenlty ol these people they are, Liss Ross, ss Jacobs, M lemple, and lr De Voe ts money raising projects, we gave two successfd.dances,on October 18 and anotner November l5 he also conducted a check room lor the Iron Mountain anu Lingsford basketball gem s We presented a one actplay entitlec Wschool uaysn tor Us lngsford Pep Session lhe cast consisted or mary Lillian bradish, Glldo Canals, Bill Carlson, K6HHBUl'DGOdbl' Danlelsamlarlene Dove, henry Lake Dlcaie Johnson, Theresa Lccel, Phyllis uohnson, Dan Senslba, Don Meyers, Don Perry, Glen Taumunen, biH.heidr1ch shirley Brooks, This was one of the longest Pep sessions given Many ol our students participated in Band, Glee Club and Extra Curricular activities Debate Football Marlene Dove Adora Lundberg Basketball Bill eiarich Gildo Canale, lgr Kenneth Danielson Henry Lake Pete Larsen Tack Pero Don Peterson Lowell Ruess Dan oensiba John Steuic S90 Ronnie hrempasxy Henry Lake Pete Larsen Don Peterson n steblc bill heidric Track Jack Pero Bill Carlson Henry Lake Ronald hrempashy Peter Larsen Donald Peterson Tennis Golf Charles Kubicsko Richard A Johnson Forensic Marlene Dove Mary L Bredish adore Lundberg Band largaret Oss Rita Jarvis adora Ann Lundberg Dan Sensibl Bill Wledrich sssYSPb XX x'X.QSAix wsmm'b T'-qsggfiwl N ex X ASW X ,Ygmxmyf r N Q wtlse as N Xmlyiy if Q 6 R gXWsd'Q V 5 -Q 'Et be Q S 9 ,,,, S 6 gigs 2 he NN 1 5 ,Qs fe-ex s li gi , rx wif QQW ,, 1 QVQ I , Na 1 Q . .517 V V f I, X 77, I Q V 'NL g ,AW wx L ' 5 ' . 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'Va gs' ss -is it I vsix S hx X , K N X 1 r N is S K-bl Q AL X AA gs X X ,QSAS SSA Cx 'r' allison xx S Celia Albarello Francis Alexa John Alexa sally nnderson Katherine Barna Alton Beck Barbara Banda Ann Broman Dale Brooks Audrey Cesapranda Donald Clement Charles Colony Marilyn Dahl Louise Diqui Roger Lckola Giles Engstrom Doris Fillis Shirley Fisher FRESHMAN CLASS Iathleen Holmes Gwendolyn James Lee Jarvi Geraldine Kaski Chester Kudwa Eugene La Chapelle Helen Larsen Rita Larsen Hazel Lehtlnen Delores Martin Harry Mathews Richard hathews Nancy Carol Carol Alvin Norena Opremchok Peterson Piper John Kudwa Reino Poikenen Loretta Ponchaud Donald Pretto William Rajala Jean Robichaud Renja Rosenlund Marjorie Salmi Raymond 5810 Bertina Sandri Marlene Schmid James Slive Corinne Stacy Eve Stebic Helen stream Phillip Tekala Irene Tuchowski Jack Watt Gladys Wescott June Wilgren Frances Whitman The freshmen began thelr hifh school career with an 6h6clh6JS that vas n npled wi Iear and ni lviv liter the lixst cllllcult weeks, under the leadership of their advisors, Mrs von Zellen, Mrs Lindbergh and Mr DauL they met and elected the following ofiicers President, basil Noffatt, Vice president, Geraldine Kaski, Sec Trees , Marjorie oalmi Council Members, Sally Anderson and Dale Brooks The first dance of the school year slonsored by the Freshmen class on September 27 was well attended This was followed by a second dance on November 1 which proved to be socially and financially successful The freshman closed their social BLtlVlL16S with a dance on april ll Not ell their interest centered in social activities, however cause they presented a one act play entitled 'The Land of the Free' which was enthusiastically received The cast included ann nroman, Barbara Benda, Sally anderson, largie oalmi, Corinne stacy, Gwen James, and Lor rains Jewel The class was alsoactive in extra curricular activities ann Broman and Loretta Ponchaud participated in Debate The following members took part in Forensics Celia albarellq Loretta Poncheud, Barbara Benda,Helen Larsen and Marlene Schmidt Barbara Benda placed in second in the local contest and econd in the sub district contest neld at Stambaugh Many members participated in the various music orvanizations, and in sports. 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Back in August of last year football again made an appearance in Crystal The coach, Nr Becker, was greeted by some twenty nine boys on the first day of practice It must have been an awful feeling for the coach to see us tripping over our own feet, bumping into each other in plays and missing easy passes But this did not discourage him, and he immediately went to work molding a team from this green material As the opening date drew near, the team looked something like this ends, Paul Larsen and Gene Davis, takles, Bob ahimmins and Gary Olson, guards, Rich- ard Robichaud and kay west, center, John Hermanson, quarterback, Fritz Bender, halfbacks, Victor klbiero and Billy Wiedrich, fullback, Pete Larsen This is the lineup that took the 13 e beating from Lake Linden in the first game The same boys started the next weekend at Houghton but again were turned back, L7 20 Hegaunee was the only other team to score against Houghton all year Returning to the home field we met the L'anse Purple Hornets and emerged victorious letting the purple clad return home on the short end of a 13 O score Next we went to Ontonagon to be beaten 39 12 the third defeat of our first season since l9L0 Back to the home field we went after our second victory against the powerful Niagara eleven After e tightly fought contest the Trojans were victorious by a 7 o score The next Saturday we traveled to Wakefield on a cold, rainy, or I say snowy, day and were trounced by the Cardinals 38 0 The season was brought to a close at the home field against the St Joseph Congregation and we wexs defeated 27 o The team will lose such stars as Richard Roblchaud, John Hermanaon, Gary Olson, Fritz Bender, Victor Alberio and Paul Larsen by graduation Great things w1D.be expected from the boys returning next year since they have had their needed experience Some of the boys returning from the last years squad will be Gene Davis, Lawrence Danielson, Bill Bottger, Bill Broman, Jack Eckola, Bob Shlmmins, Bob Robichaud, Pete Larsen, Bill Weidrich, Henry Lake, Robert Cram, Donald Kaski, Ronald Krempasky, John Stebic, Bill Carlson, Eugene La Chapelle, Basil Loffatt, Donald Pretto, John Alexa, Alton Beck, Donald Peterson, and Jim Anderson The record established by the football team was fair considerirg H055 of the UOYB hid Played f00UbHll before and here's hoping next season will end with the Trojans living up to their name in every way possible After footbaD.always comes the good old basketball season Practice sessions started after the football boys had rested a week Tie squad was cut after the first two weeks of practice The varsity squad was L composed of John Hermanson, Bill Bottger, Pete Larsen, Jerrv He Strom, Bill Wiedrlch, britz Bender, Lawrence Danielson, Victor hlberio, Gene Davis, David Leonard, Paul Larsen, and Francis Robiohaud Opening the season with Vulcan the team was victorious and Vulcan returned home on the dan ling and of a 28 20 score Next came our arch rivals the Norway Viklngs he ded by Alan Ronberg The Trojans were turned back by a 32 ul score after a tightly fought con test The Saints of Baraga invaded the Trojan court only to te defeated by the Red and Black by a twenty point margin The score, 55 35 Staying on our home court for the next two games we vere ULtb0K6d by the Iron River Redskins and at the end of the heated battle emerged vic torious by a JL 32 score. Kingsford appeared on the honecourt the follow ing week and Crystal went on to win their fifth victory of the season, 33 29 Next we traveled to Marquette to play the return engagement with the Baraga team It was a different story this time but we still nosed out a 27 2b victory The Saints led most of the game Iron Mountain fell into the hands of the Trojan five on the Crystal Falls court and were defeated 30 27 Nfv Next Iron River provided tough competition for the Trojans but even tually fell before our attack The score board looked like tnis Iron River, 22 Crystal Falls 28 .,n' 0 I -h Pki 1 15 of vc. Q P ,nn - , ' fi y . . V ' 'pil Q . . - . ' . :xi I - , . !Q 1 Q '.. , ,xfg 1 , - Q , YH tw' ' a ' IN I . . ' s V , 1 Q GD Q V n g f 'ke' . ss J B . . A - if 1' 1 ' Q- . 1 . e ' 2. 7 -. D, A v '-- up ' I e A Q - , U - ' ' 9: .. I xi T62 Q X., flo O I 6aT 1 nl 4 , ' , ' Q . gg T Q WT' ID 4 g!s:LnS itll: 2 ,,au. i 'Q A Q The Trojans then went to the West Side to have a crack at the Stem bough team and to be defeated 32 36 This was the first defeat of the 808803 Our winning streak seemed to be snapped because the Vikings beat ue LL 28 Next which kept a score 38 Still met Stambaugh but this as though we were again Wakefield made its feated L5 31 This was Our last two games we traveled to the Kingsford Gym to run a hair raising game the crowds on their feet throughout the contest and ended with 36 in our favor angry over their first defeat of the season the Trojans again time emerged victorious after a game that looked on the road to defeat The score was L2 Ll first appearance on the Trojan court and was de one of the few class C teams we played of the season proved disastrous because they both ended in heart breaking defeats One at the hands of the Iron Mountain Squad, L6 bB, and the other one ut the hands of the Vulcan five, 37 L3 The season ended, the tournament now loomed as the big obstacle in the hearts of the boys Traveling to Bessemer for the District ClasgfC Tournament, the Trojans were pitted against Ontonagon in tie first game of the tourney Crystal was victorious LB 33 The going get tough as the team entered the Iinals and we were scheduled to play the Saint hm brose team, Kings of the Gopebic Range The Saints jumped off to an early lead but asain the fighting spirit that had carried the Trodane through twelve consecutive District Championships was present, and the team recovered to win 43 L5 The U P Tournarent at Iron Mountain looked as though we mlght have a good chance, but as fate would have it we were pitted asainst the Nor way Vikings score and were deieated by a score of 58 and 33 This is part oi the sport sea on ended, o from track to tennis to golf lhese ports have not yet taren place so we cannot mention any thing about them but we all hope they will prove successful It looked mighty nice to see two new trophies added to our collec tion, the Distrlct Cham,lonshlp Trophy and the L6HOm1H66 Range 'BN Team Trophy Ne are very proud of the Varsity and NB tea s and wish them luck in future seasons THE COACHLQ No one SHOWS what the coaches do For them excitement hardly shows But they're always there when the same vets tourh In a way that no body knows The papers tell of a game that' saved By a plav that won much Lame But the coach was sittinp in the They didn't give his crowd, name oo here's to them who do so much To help us when we're down The coaches are the men to thank, bor each, should be a crown Vic albiero I' ' 9 I 4 Q A e L0 Q , ' Q 9 an T 5 -. 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QTRFG V .-V. ,T V Q ! CQ REAQQM 'J 269217 ,jr- 141' vdig if 'AQ s iff E l W ux5THL.l KE Y THEME: 0 I. , . I e 'X X I We he tx Xx X are as SSS? gy P feet S 6 1 1-15' :i:..: 5: , V rf 3:7133 'gh ,., f-- ' :.- ::-135. ft. -----'N' 5 1' --1 '-11: als- 1.-I--' 'W' . ,I X Y- '-- 'IIN ff- '.','.II1I7. :U J 'QQ 1 ' , ' t 1' f' LL .,:.-i jg I,'ZLII1 f R .. A l -' - . - IFYQEQZQ, . 1e'::,111'- ,'- f ,f , , - 2 K - g ,o.-- ::::N 5j1,.-.-V- ,5 , - ,Eg L I K .--all... J- .,.. -., . -fp. -A--. .I 'N'-M --.Q , ,,,4......,, ' X ' ' ' - E .,......., ' Qqafx-:1 'Ss ' if f .rf ,. ,, N, ri X X I ff fffyyn f N v 53' I x 141 4 I' it N ...N If r,,,.f-T - -... ...gf ms I 11 -x ! .... ff 'J y 5 ,.f xx... - yt , f 1 I I .. . p. W e - f .Q -Q Q --- -3 2 Y-Teens The first meeting was held in September l9L6. Election of the Y-Teen officers for the year was held. They were as follows: President, Carol Temmineng Vice President, Marlon Rondongsecretary Shirley westgTreasurer, Mildred Lahti. Due to conflict between her school and working hours, Shirley West had to resign from her position. Christine Ready was then elected Secretary. The second meeting consisted of the initiation of the Junior members into the organization. In contrast to other years the new members had to dress up in their best rather than in old clothes as a part or the init- iation exercises The formal nCandle-Lipht' services were held hi the High bchoolassem- bly After speeches were given by the four officers, candles were lit by the Junior members thus sealing their memberships Parents and friends were invited to watch the services The highlight of the year's activities was a Christmas program pre sented in the nigh School Assembly It was in the form of a radio broad cast and all members participated Many other activities were held throughout the year One of the most enjoyable was a roller skating party held et Ice Lake on April ll Ae a farewell gift to the departing senior members, the Junior Teens planned a hike picnic, which was held at Fortune Lake TUB brought to a close a very happy and successful year for all DEBATE The opeech program this year was composed ol two parts, debate and forensic work Tre success in both divisions was highly satisfactory soon alter the renewal of the school year debate v s started again After an absence from school activities of several years Thus, lt was no small task to acquaint the twelve candidates with debate procedm'e ft long last the Iatelul day in December arrived wrex the debate tears composed of Carol Perry, Marianne Lepplaho, Ruth Ecxola, and Ruth Goranson journeyed to Ishpeminv for the practice debate tournament lthough inexperienced they cane home whn one victory, and three losses Lore work followed and then LHS tean wentto harquette for an over night triy to the Final L I Debate Tournament I e results of tne debates, showed that the affirmative team had defeated Belc! and lost to Escenaba and the negative team had won over aessemer and Nenotinee Crystal balls had one loss arc UHFEE wins they were tied vith Manistlque for second place in the L P our scrool was awarded a flne wall plaque for the work of the team LORLNQICS The local forensic contest was neld 11 the a scxol on larch 19 with contestants entered ln four sections These dlvi ions and t e wlh hers were Dramatic Declamatlon lhe Death ol Iadame DeFerve, yrtle Ponchaud Oratorical oeclamatlon The nuildezs ol oestiny, adora ann LUHGDGPE Original Orations The Privilepas and Responsibilities ol an american Citi en, Victor alblero Exterporanious speech hussia, Autr cho a T e sub district contest was held in Sta uaugh april twenty iirst In the Orator cal Decla1ations ,dora nundberp placed tnird, Dramatic Declamations B bura benda econd Orations V ctor ,loiero, first Hut Ecmola wa the only contestart in the extcnyorane us division test held at Ishpeming, hav lt lhts closes a successlul vear ol speech work tre cry tal balls High school WM as X eases SSS E am y NX ,-' Q49 W ' QQ Q H Z9 any W ,976 .W we . 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