Graveraet High School - Prism Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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7146464414 6 FIRST RING' VVhen school opened in September, 1942, one olf the largest fresh- men classes in the history of Graveraet made its way into the auditorium for the observance of Freshmen Day. Shortly after the class, under the leadership of Catherine llawes, advisor, elected Bob VVester, president, James Normand, vice-presi- dent, Lawrence Mchlacliern, secretary, and Eunice Flink, treasure1', they showed their real value by coming up second only to the more experienced seniors in the pep jug contest. In the scrap drive th-e entlmsiastic class collected 13,800 pounds ol' scrap, and later was host at a dancing party. In the Christmas play, One Night in Beflilrflarfm, Ernest Carlson had one of the leads, While George llettee, James Beckman, and Emery Jacques held minor roles. Later in the year George Pettee and Leo Croistiere represented the class in the all school play, Dark Vitctory. James Beckman, Janet Harkin, Vella Bignall, and Nancy Finlay took part in tl1e Forensic Contest. Janet placed first in the local declam- ation division and second in the district contest. The fact that the class was very sports minded can be seen in that Jim Normand won a major letter in football, and Dick Chapman, Arne Ellsworth, Don Sandell, Richard VVeeson, and Jolm Pantalone w 'fci re minor letter winners in the same sport. Dick Chapman, Arne Ellsworth, Richard Wcieson, and Jolm Pantalone were on the second team in basketball, while Nick Delilarinis and ltlarl Harper represented the class on the track team. SECOND RING Starting off the second year, the class elected their officers: Bob Wester, president, Bernard Mineau, vice-president, Ann Johnson, secretary, and Arnold Ellsworth, treasurer. Cnce more showing the school their worth as entertaiiiers, the class gave a very successful masquerad-e-dancing party. Five of the sophomores won lett-ers in football, Jim Normand, Bud Michaelson, Bernard Mineau, Arne Ellsworth, and John .I'antalone, while Dick Chapman and Jim Normand had attained berths on the varsity basketball team. For the first time the class was represented on the tennis team by John Pantalone, Bernard Mineau, and Roy John- sen, with Stanley Peterson, Bud Yashaw, Dale Holbrook, Ray Jolmson, and Donald Bergstrom going out for track. In forensics the class was well represented by Eunice Flink, Emery Jacques, Roland Vashaw, Betty Anderson, Ann DuShane, Janet Har- kin, and Denise Derocher. Janet won first place in the local dramatic reading division and second in the district contest, while Eunice Flink and Ann DuShan-e took third and fourth honors respectively in the locai dramatic reading division. George Pettee, Eunice Flink, Leonard St. Cyr, Ann DuShane, Page 20