Graveraet High School - Prism Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

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Y MW 'av 1 1 'Wig ,WEB 1.1 . Girth Q H- if yi, -A-M' ' 2 W E V ' six 5 k g -EE- 1-W-H1-wmv 4422, 1, ll' HMI , , 17? hem .J ,F,,,, .,,M.,,,,,,., ,, 1, f -5, , -1 ,gs ., r qw,-,1 ., L Quran., ':'54 if E , I ff ,pn-1-l DRAMA COACHES AND TECHNICAL ADVISERS REHEARSE PERFORMERS FOR THE BIG SHOW A producfion would noi and could noi' be comple+e wi+hou+ fhe drama coaching and 'lechnical advice +ha+ Graveraefs players re- ceive from Graveraei High School's own in- valuable faculiy. They are fhe baclcsfage I e-fa. NIR. PIIJXVAHIJ NY. ANJJHRSON. B.S.. BLA. lmliunu Vnivcrsity Northern Michigan Follefze Yniversity of Michigan Metal Shop MR. GIACOMO A. BARATTA. B.S,, M.A. St. Cloud Teachers College University of Michigan S'-finish. Frer-ch 'ai K a.i....1..4-.4 .'.','ll'iIl If I! 'Rli'.'Kl.Xff B S. . ,. l'rvvversitv of Blirhiilan Mechnnirwi ll':1'.'.'.r1! workers in our produc+ions. helping us lo make 'lhem bigger and be'r+er each year. Here's +o our facul+y. If we could do il, we'd give 'em an oscar , Buf since we can f, iusl' a greaf big THANKS will have 'fo do. -va r fi U n 'L 15 ' ff' S E . MISS SARAH N, BOTTRHLL. B.S., ALA. Northern Michigan College U, S. History. Social Studies, English I ff Mir J Linus I y 14, ,ink 're . ' --4. l N MR. DONALD A. BOXVI-IRS, B.,-X.. BLA. Universitv of Illinois University of Michigan History, VVorlcl History . . VlL,..!' ..XJ. ,S.,,. Di lrtherh Nlwrzzgiiyp Viiit-:re Illinois State Ni-rrnai University 1'.,ypf5,v ,,y npr, University oz Illinois Heath. Physica! Education Basketball Coacr. Dt-an of Boys Howtrri Ju'lor High Schoo gh' i , x A 'I Q ,N AQ ff -M....,,L W N 'w'jq 6 1 , V friffi fknuizfaiwli 5,-.gf fr ' M X ' PI I IIN! s -.umwv N :tc 10119 Pwlngx fmw- x ltmn IKX ROBrKT HXRT BN N N Northern X110 ngm mvllepm lxerexu 1,. -4. 1 Y z- 5' H wk Q ' U 7' I I1 Q. -41 L uf . . lor.-. 4. ' 'Q .V -.. MHS. UARI, J. LAHSON, B.A. Northern Michigan Follege Library MP.. M. W. McGOWAN, B.A. Lawrence Polls-ge Northern Michigan College University of f'im'z1g:0 Biology, in-an of Boys lx Y . W.. I ,I . , 4 , u Q .T we riowzl-3 T. Ki':Nm':!r'Ks, B.A.. I,.l.B. MR. RAYMOND l-1. McN,xM,xH.x. faux Northern Blnzliigan Pnllege School of the Art Institute, Vhiczizo I'nix'erS:ty ol' Wisconsin Art, Craftg f'ornmerc'ial Law 'inn-J MRS. CHARLES A. MORRISON. B.A. Northern Michigan C0!lege University of Michigan Latin , ff' M- ,Qf A ., 'L dw , f 3 Q- WM, A xx,- -hy V '51 4 .nn-W V www., , Mu ww, M. Y' Y K -N a XX X Q k I 2 , 1 , 2-1 'F I I nl ' 3 y .. W -' . ' 4 i 4 ,-----1, ' ' 'H '- r' ' 1 .K I . A436 3 vc' I 5 , F. -+. if W. ': iw ff .Jia T fm 4,,,,,...,A ar Aff!! 1 ., 'qr:fln1- :X , I ,Y .MJ 'ff diff, ff, Q 'fr' , LLM ,A 'V ' f ......, .J UN tulle 'Ll ! y L' STAGE CREW iv., uf-'ir' Mr. Samuel Tourville is 'ihe head of Mr. Rober+ Crandall helps us +o be 'Phe sfage crew. He superin+ends main- comforfable while a ++ e n d I n g +he ienance of 'lhe 'lhealer building. iheaier. WORKERS BEHIND SCENES The sfudeni' ianifors, an able sfage crew, help fhe leaders keep +he 'lheaier aH'racfive. TOP ROW: Warren Yoder, John Anderson, Den- nis Paquef, Dale Berquisf, Earl Garberson. BCTTOM ROW: Gary Guizman land friendl, Cyril VanAbel, Donald Kiva, Ivan Roy, Karl Seilo. ,A k ' ew..-uh. Mr. Fred Cleary chauffeurs some of Mr. Jack Messenger makes sure 'thai' our far flung performers +o rehearsals our acfors gel' fo fhe fheaier on fime. and performances. STAGE CREW Y .'.,. Q Q X Mrs. Furl D4-Salltvllc and Mrs. Eugene Mrs. Gary Hultgrs-n is Director K0tila's Gauthier ara- Exe-cutivc Producer Bothwe-ll's trusty right-hand script girl. faithful and vfficicnt Girls Friday. KEEP THEATER OPERATING Man docs not livc hy art alone. Even actors must cat. Anil Mrs. Clinton Lihhy and Mrs. Arthur Cline, consummate mistrcssf-s of the culinary art, soc to it that they cat well. Doling viands to their ravcnous horde- are Gloria Shaw, .Ioycc St. Ongc. Jacque-line King, Marjorie Hcnne, Mrs. Clinton Lihhy, Mrs. Arthur Cline Mr. Robe-rt llolf kc-cps thc' hooks lil' lhr- company in orde-r. HP collc-cts and dis- hursvs all the-atrical tunds and labors indus- triously to lu-vp our company from oporat- ing in thc re-il. wfw lO 3 , , 1 - ' -J -ax gr K.. 2 The- att4-ndum-e- girls assist in kc-cping cha-ck on the- appm-arancc-s of our young the-spians. TOI' ROTV: Donna farlson, Kay Swanson, Nlary I-lllvn Johnson, Patricia Lawry, Barbara Wilson, Mary Lambs-rt. FRONT ROVT: JoAnn Mann, Patricia l'rie-he, Suv LaFond, Muriel Johnson. if is My 1 4 I, , u ag 'av JS Q -R in S! ,.,. -l Q ,am 'l0l h A -'L' im Q 1 + 1 ' vi 1 . ff ' 00 ' ' T us E13 4,5 1' ,. 4? Q lp' Von 'f-., .1 V X . 2 lit. R We 5' V Mg H 1 A W Q ' 4 4 Z .5 f A 22511 5 I 1 X V gi 'W 3 H, 4, , 2 3 f WF. J, ., :gg X . W, k ff' 'V 5 15313 -SEM' ' 2 ir , X 1' 3 ' 555 1- ' A Q - V2 ..:,.f- ggraxw.,-11.-, f' - 1' A- M'-I-aw' il l' u, Q P :, , ,1A- 1-1,., A E v-fn gg M Arif A fl 'U' X Q 3 1 1 ' AQ tv 'rf v. iii and Working closely with their class director, As class director, sophomore sponsor class officers James MacDouga1l president: Douglas F, Williams personally supervises Danny FFHHCISCO VICL Pfeildeflf Gordon the extra-curricular productions of his class. LeDuc, treasurer, and Sandra Nelson secre- tary here help block sophomore shovus OFFICERS SPONSOR SOPHOMORES STRIVE TOWARD STARDOM Beginning as bil' players lasl' year, +he sophomores moved up This year 'ro The poslhon of featured players, and a mighfy good job lhey did of it loo. The sophs placed fourth in the Yell Fesf, but lhal' was only because +hey're such well-mannered, cour'l'e- ous, refined ll'H'le actors and actresses-anyhow, 'lhal s wha+ rhey said. They showed 'lheir school spirit, however, by placing second in the Homecoming Parade and by staging a Halloween dance, THE SPOOKS' SHINDIG, proving lha+ fea- furecl players can sometimes be feaiure aHrac+ions capable of stealing more than one scene. MR. UREN'S HOMEROOM TOP ROW: David Peterson, Peter Papadakis, John Post. Darwin Marjaniemi, Richard Martin, Joseph Patterson, Edward Richard, Larry Maki, John Nelson, Donald Miller, Tom Kuhn. Richard Peterson. Mr. Uren. THIRD ROW: Vernon Posio, Richard Posio, Vlfilllam Nyquist, William Maki, Russell Patient, Gary Parent, VVarren Larson. Earl Yokeum, Ronald Peura. Robert Oliergz, Michael Nevala, Michael Sordahl. NEUUNID RUW: June Martin. Eunice Priebe, JoAnn Mann. Antoinette Paveglio. Bonnie Iiichard.s. Anne Reff, Marietta Ralcine, Jean Reader. Dorothy tingle. li0'l I'0M. ROW: Sandra Nelson, Rose Melka. Mary Porter. 1-Zditll Martin, Mary Mitchell, Ann Miller, Phyllis VanBroc-klin, Sandra, Mukkala. Catherine Mayworm, Ann Nordquist, Bonnie Pleaugh. 1? l af- x '30 ...AF 1 f10illHlllll'Q'l'hZllI'ITll'Yl gzitlwr filth l.o11i in tlw 11,0111 of tm-lr vlnss sponsor to cootwlinzitcf the inumernble plains YN'l'CSSLlI'j' to the su:-cess ot' the lziggest d inthe of the year. the all-important Junior Prom. Pivtured here in one of many feverish sessions before the great event' are Terry Remillzxrd lrefreshmentsl. lidward Belmore tgenerzil vhziirmzin nl' devorzitionsv. Sheila Rama fwzill decorzitionr, Judy Goodreziu 'IJit'iL1I'0Sl, .lane Anderson lilI'l'l'lXVilfX'l. .lozinnu Kinnenen linvitzitionsv, VVayne North tbandstandl. Mary Kay Baer tpro- flrzimsl. and lvlurgzwet Ruhlein trefreshmentsl. PROM COM MITTEE Who was if lhal' said +he busiesl' people do lhe bes+ jobs ? Well whoever if was musf have had fhe junior class in mind: for al+hough +he junior year is jusf abou? +he busiesl' year in high school. 'lhe juniors always manage +0 have whal' +hey do 'lurn ou+ jusl' righf. The junior year is a whirl of class rings, proms, career days, and +he all-around- agreeabilily of being la? Iasll an upper classman. As fhe end of lhe year draws near, +he juniors, supporfing players all year, can look forward +o being fhe Slars of fhe Show nexl' year, bu+ fhey will always loolc al' 'lheir junior year as one of fhe mos+ exciling, busy, and enjoyable years of fheir lives. THE JUNIOR YEAR IS THE BUSY YEAR SPONSOR OFFICERS On junior adviser, Mr. Robe-rt O. Ellingf- Junior offivers Roger Lzilionte. prf-sid:-nt: son, depends the re-spmmsihility for su- .lf-we-l Hvrmzm, st-t-rwftziry is-lzitvrlig John Pen- jwrvising the plglnning :intl fllI'Uf'llTl5l of rhr- :lass-, il'QElSL1l'f'l'l :ind Rolwrl' Fmith. x'ic'e-prf-si- multitudinous ac'tix'ities of his players. dent. assist their direvtor with the planning of numerous rluss shows. ss., --9 C 45 af gal! A X if 4: K1 'JUNIOR 8:1 CLASS 1 RUN 1 1 1re 111 01 r n11 1 1r1 L une N 1-11 6111 N 11111111 xrtl1111 1-H Nl-I UND RON 1 me U11 111 111 ref 1 r x ls 1 r 11111v1 1111 -1 1 1 1 1 e x l11r11 Gm HUTTUNI RUN 1 fire-11 Ntmu fan X1 Ider N011 oung 1111 1 811111111 1rx 11 1 11 S1 111x1 Mr McNamara s Homeroom SUPPORTING PLAYERS MAKE GRAND Mr Peck s Homeroom T0 RUN fe11l Brnwers Stephen Berglmrl Rnnxlfl BI,1sfh11k I11hn Xmiereon Robert Desehilne Iohn Bennett R1n1I1i X111 11111 Berrx Xlr Gflfx 0 T081 RON l1rx Be111el11m11 111 5,11 m n mer 1nn1 11 me mer-.1111 1rx 11 B1er Verne-tte Buker NI1r1e Bemfirx zz PART nr JUN CLAS IDI 015 nn ntols flrrx 1' U 4 x 4 Hull e 1-rederlek Dekudner Richard Carson ferrld furman Imud Def-'etro sl'40Nll RON Nlrs fu-,hung Norbert Dmnne Xlxrx I ale Inonne Juvlx IJePoeher karen Gentz JACKIE Preem m Birbdri Kdmpbell leo Ilushane BUTTON! RUN Barbim Dushane Judx Goodreau Berne Coaklew Ann Fev erston Xrdrcella Dupms Mrs Cushing s Homeroom SWEEP OF ALL MAJOR CONTESTS Mrs Nord s Homeroom TOP RON Xlrs Nord Iewxs Robmson Jxmes Pdwiffi Peters on John Penglrse Joseph Olxuer I- rw Olsen James I-ugene Peter sun NPIUNIJ ROV. Jerome Qandstrom XIICHIPI Kexnurri If-onxrrl Perrin Ilennxf- Pique! John Pearve XX une 'North Inonel Rdtelle BUTTON! RUN Plorenve Ongle NI irgaret Pubeln Nrvrrxne Pldmrri ine-111. I cnt: Imnnl Qrott Tern Pemxilnrd Be-tu Xnn Wurmx Qhlrlex Q! Onge Jowee Qt Onge 3 Q 5 L Q G 4, Biff, ' K, ,t I 5 s ' i A - 'fn-4, f ? 'Q w L M I K . , 1 if ' in A , 9 0 A f., sf W, .34 32' as 5. , AZ ' R ': Ly Co L' .' je Larry lflrxcksun, Mzxrtm Ullsln. larry ' z e, ' 4 - . l , la 3 :, ':..'.'. ..' S: . j .' , , ' ' 1 . 2 ' 1 . . sz . . : ' 1. , ,' . ' j, - 5 I O I O .J '. ', .1 31: s. ,' :I - U . A ': 'A., 'A. ..'- . f :-1: 1, :',: ,' ji. -1, vj. . I G' , 5 L Mr Ellmgson s Homeroom 0 RUN url S - mme-s rm e-.lex X nkl Weslex L11-neue Roger IxB0ne Wir Pllmgson Nl-IOND RON :nerr XIICNIGIS Jchn lnlmelwn r U ltlrxn ongtlne lx e xrx lxnn NOW THEY ARE READY FOR STARDOM Mr Bullock s Homeroom TOI RUN url o ier exer e om xrrx Sm l l-'-ton lontols Jumne Koss Jlmeg Bullm Nlr Bullock THIRD RUN Otli Klexxer I aura Wie Jenken hwrla Jackmn Jucllth Henne Bxrbirx Kmght Jmlce Jicohson Bxrhxr Hxlberg Ixnrent llagennk NFKUND R H Bexerlx Hull Joinne kmnunen Darlene Hmmm Qmdrx Herrick Janet f'uQt4fxnn Nfarx Prlxas UTTUNI RON e U Illkenlo Imqnellne km N irrella Hella Jucllth Probxr Jeuel Herman Nlirmrle Henne 12 ,M Q wt 54 24 ,fi , 6 1 2 -u Q V ' - ' 1. L ' ,- ' v-V 'U' C 'N E , Y, , . mf my ex ' . W rg , .M Ni ,YL ' if E 1' ' I O T I' ': lm Lalhli. James Lzxlfoncl, Ilule Nelson. J: J NIM! ':1n. W ' g ,Ia . ' .' ,' - 'if . 11 1 . . I '.' . .' I' .' ': Rl ,' 1 J M- .' . f'1:lif'9 I,l1f:line. K: I j I, . Lel: I. Roy, M: Q I,eV:1sseur, Margaret NIJINUXVJIIU.JHl71t'SI,'HllllllPl'.fH9I1h Tuucllinsskl. li0T'l'0Nl ROW: Carol Musulf, Marilyn Luomu. Darlene I I O ' ': lm Hillier, IJ nzlld Klvu. All L D 't . Le H l , IJ: jl ,T :1l. 13 ' 2 2 , 'k, ., . , 'z '. :'.,: z.: 3.212 . . ' .zzz ' .:' : .' , : ::l .,: : 0': 'j '. 2 . ' if . .2 2 '. 1 1.:.' . .I'j, ::.R . ':Btj: ,s..: ' '.s:..Iff 2 1. ' 1 :. ' :..:j' . . - g ' . X' ' 0 o . ' QM, C7 -xl 5 , M ,,. I 5 ,a I 1 E35 Q 'f A 0 -5 4 7 - Judy Anderson A charming girl every sense of the word. Dramatic Club 0: Major- ette 10, 11, 12: Mrlivrette Club 10, 11, 121 Library r'lub 10. 113 Teen-Age Book f'!uh 12. Margaret Anderson Carefree is my middle name. Float Pommittee 9. 10, 11. 12, Sam Apostle To do easily what is difficult for others is a mark of talent. All-Svlioo' Play 11. 12: B- Squad Basketball Et: Career Day Planning Board 11: Vliristmzis Play 9. 11. 123 Secretary 103 Cross Fountry 105 Dance Fommittee 9. 10, 11, 12: Dramatic Club 10. 115 Driver Training Confer- ence 115 Intramural Basket- ball 12: Swing Band 9. 103 Tatler 0: Tatler Club 0: Taller Revue 9. 10, 11, 122 Varsity Basketball 113 For- ensics 12: Skits 9, 10. 11. 123 Student Pouncil 9. Suzanne Balconi 'Always happy, always gaya Beauticians' I' l u b 112 Flicerleatler 103 Fhristmas Play 10: Commercial Flub 10. 11: Dramatic Club 9: Tatler 0, Wilfred Barber An till around good sport. Yar:lt.x' Football 12. Pro- iovtion Vinh 10 James Barkow Speech is great, but silence is greater. B-Squad Football H1 lntra- mural Basketball 10. 111 Track ff. 10: Varsity C'ub 123 Varsity Football 10. 11. 12. . f 1 4 . 422 1 . Mary Lee As busy as Basketball 9. Committee 10. Fommittee 9. 10. Nirses 103 GA Mixed Fhorus 10. ly 10. Basal a bee. 102 Dance 11 I Float. 113 Future A. 9. 105 11: Vl'eek- Donald Beckman Rejoice, O Young man, in thy youth. Dance Committee 9. 11. 12: Float Committee 9. 10g Intramural Basketball 9. 10. 11: Massed Band 11. 12: Pep Band 10. 11. 12: Solo En- semh'e 111 Tennis 9. 10. 11, 12: Taller Revue 11. James Beckman His strength was to sit stil1. All-School Pay 123 Fhrist- mas Play 9. 123 Dance Com- mittee lt, 11, 123 Float Com- mittee El, 10. 123 Intramurals 0, 10. 11. 125 Pep Band 10, 11. 123 Student Council 123 Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12. Beverly Bernard It is easier to be a listener t'han to say too much. Pamping Club 113 F,H,A. 12. Dale Berquisf A valiant man esteem- ed by all who know him. Vustodian 10, 11, 12: Gun Fluh 10. 12: Taxidermy f'lub 10. Jeanel l'e Berry Am I always what I seem? Camping Club 111 Float Fommittee 9. Ada Boyle Her face betokens all things dear and good. Be:intir.:ins' Club :Secre- tnryl llg Cuniping Club lv, 10, 11. Nancy Brewer . . . Neat, precise. she has everything that s nice. Commercial Club 10, Mary Jane Briffon Happiness belongs to those who are contented. Beauticians' C'ub113 Coma mercial Club 115 Dance Com- mittee 9, 11. 123 Dramatics Sl: Float Committee ll. 11, 12: Skit 11. Joanne Burgo Gentle to hear, kindly to judge, Christmas Play' 10, 11: F.H.A. 10: Mixed Chorus 11: Student Council 'alter- nates 12. Carole Burns Girls' Glee 14. Mixer! Chorus it 10, Plmtngrzlplly Clubln Donna Carlson A sweet expression is the highest' type of lemnle loveline-ss. Art Club 14, Imnee mun- rnitlee in 10. ll 113: Urn rnatlr- Club 10. Float Corn- nnttee Ea, 10. ll. 111, l-'ll ,X fl: Majors-tte Club 10: lielsu Queen 11, Larry Carlson 'A compound of oddity. frolic, and fun, Who relished at joke and rejoiced in Z1 pun. Banfl 14, lll, ll. 12: B- Squufl Basketball lt. 10. B- Siguafl lf'notb:i'l tl, 10. Dam-e Committee 10. ll. 12: Ten' nts 50. 10, 11. 12: Varsity Basketbzill 11. 12: Varsity Fmstbnll 10, 121 lf. P. Ten- nis Champs 10, 11, William Clulo He thinks much but says little. Gun Club 11. 12, Agnes Coleman 'Wvhat an eye she has. Commercial Club 93 Dra- matic Club 9. 10. 11: G.A.A. SI. 10. 11. 123 Intramurals 9. 10. 113 Spelling Champion- ship of Marquette 111 Stu- dent Council 9, 10, 12. Gerald Dagenais A big heart is the best thing one can have. B-Squad Football 143 B- Squad Track 9: Dances 54 11. 12: Projection C.ub Ill Varsity Club 11. 12: Vars- ity Football 10, 11. 12 Varsity Track 10. 11, 12. Gary Dalwlke lf silenee were golden, I'd be rich. .Xll-Sr-howl Play 12: .Xutl Alex-hanies Club lvice-presi 'tent' 11. I1:meeCommlttr-4 E'. 10, ll Patricia Deegan lou the mt 1 loxe mt lieuiitu-izms' Club ll B- Sliumi Cheerleader U, 10, lmnee Committee El, 10 ll, 12, Imrzlrnzltie Club 9. 10. Ii..X,.'X 14, 10, 11. 12, Intru- mura!s EA 105 XVeekly 11. 12 I i We 'TF7 Patricia Devonshire Good things Come in little packages Beauticians' C l u Dance Committee 9 10, 11 123 Dramatic Club tl l-'loat Committee 9 10 11 12: Intramurals 10: Major ette Club 10. Waller Devonshire Easy come, easy go Baseball 11: B-Squad l-'ootbzill 9. 111: Track S0 Varsity Football 11 Edward Dorow VVorry has killed many a man why die?' .Xll-School Play 10 Darlene Ferguson She thought more and said less. G.A.A. 11. 12: Tumbiinfz Team 11. Joanne Forwiclc 'She has a gentle smile and a kindly word to say. Dance Committee 11. 12: Dramatic Club 93 1-',H.A. 10: Float Committee S+, lo, 11. 12: Future Nurses 123 G.A.A. 10.11, 123 Intra- mura's 103 Mixed Chorus 12: Radio Skit 12: Senior Play istudent rlirectori 12: Skit 10. 11. Gary Gulzman We love a good sport. Basketball Ei. 111. 111 Truck fl. lfl. 11. Gail Harlvigh Silence is better than empty chatter nd Q I l- ss ntest 12 1- f im' in Club 11 Cun lb ramurals 10 11 rarx Cl th 14 Radio at 2 Teen kge Boo f lub 2 Rulh Hallula Talent and personality combined nfl 1 12 Christ mas Plas Dance Committee 11 1 Drixer Prlucatmn Conference 12 Float Committee 11 Forensics 11 Cirls Clee 1 lleacl Niijorette 12 Nlayor e Club 19 Junior Prom Queen 11 Nlissed fhorus 11 1 Xiixed Chor 19 Pep Btn Re 1 Princess Skit Student Librarian Titler Rexue 11 1 Week Peter Hauserman Arguing is the spice of life B Squad Basketball a er Rexue 12 'xarsi x B sketblll 10 11 12 Va othill 11 Yarsitw Track l Vice President 0 Grace Healy words are few but' well chosen. a . e t b a . . . 3 Camping Club 11p Christmas Pl: 3 10: Dance Committee -. . . 123 Float C - ' tee J, . . -: Fixture .' rses li. 10. . -1 .A. . 4 . I .1 .A. U. er . , 1 Cun Club Sig Soccer 95 Vol- j all .. . 11: VVee ly . Paul Hlinalc Where e er he strays, his thoughts are far away. 1 -School Play 121 Band 11. 12: Christmas Play 123 Dance Committee 12: Float committee 12. Michael Hoarcl Worry plays a small part in my life. Caro'ers 11: Christmas Play 10: Cross Country 11: Intramurals 10. 11: Projec- tion Club Slg Science Club 10, l1.12IT1 HCk10.1l. Paul Hoppe O. this learning, what a thing it is! B-Squad Football 10: Christmas Play 10: Intra- murals 10, 11. 12: Track 10: Varsity Football 11. 12. Robert Hull' To work or not to work, that is the question. Christmas Play 10g Foot- hall Si: Projection Flub 10. Jack Johnson Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. Baseball 11: B-Squad Bas- ketba'l 9, 10: B-Squad Foot- ball 9. 10: Christmas Play 11: Intramurals 11. 12: Pro- jcction Club 103 Taxidermy Club 105 Track 9, 10. Mary Ellen Johnson 'Wit to persuade and beauty to delight. Attendance 12: Banil Sv, 10, 11. 12: Fhristmas Play Ili: Dance Committee 0. 10. 11, 12: Dramatic Club 9, 10. 11: Float Pommlttee 9, IU, ll. 12: G,A,A. llrlead of Sportsi 10. 11. 12: Orchestra 9, 10, 11. 12: Pep Band 12: Pit Orchestra lv. 10, 11. 12: Thespians :Vice Presidenti 12: U. P. Massed Orchestra 10, 11. 12: Weekly 10. 11. Muriel Johnson No matter what hap- pens. I'm t'here with a laugh. Attendance 11. 12: Band 14. 10, 11, 12: Beauuczans' Wub ll: Fhristmas Play Si: Dance Committee Ei. 10, 12: Dramatic Vluh 54, 10: Float Fommittee 54, 10, 12: G.A.A. H. 10, 11. 12: Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12: Massed Orches- tra 10, 11. 12: Orchestra 9. 10, 11. 12: Pit, Orchestra in 10, 11. 12: Student C'ount-il ia'ternateD 9. Shirley Kamp Politcness is the re- sult' of good sense and good nature, All-School Play ll: Basker- hall 11: Vamping Club 11' Dance Committee 12: Float Committee 54, 10. 11. 12: Li- brary 12: Mixed Chorus 0. 12: Spelling Bee 11: Volley- ball 10. 11, Alu- aw Barbara Ka ra befsos As merry as the day is long. Attendance 10: Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12: Band 9, 10, 11, 12: B-Squad f'heer'ead- er 10: Dance Fommittee fl, 10. ll. 12: Dramatic Club Si. 10: Float Committee 9, 10, 11. 12: G.A.A. Ei, 10. 11. 12: G.A.A, Usher ll, 10, ll: Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12: Princess of Junior Prom 11: Queen of Freshman Dance fi: Student Council :alternatei 11: Volleyball li, lli, 11. 12. Kay Kenl' A mischievous twinkle in her eye gives hcr away. Voniniercial Flub ll, 10, 11: Dance Fommitlee li, 10, 11. 12: Dramatic Club 9: Float Committee 9. 10, 11. 12: Forensics 10: Pep Band li, 10. 11: Student Pouncil EI. 10: Tatler Representative 9. 10, 11. Robert Kiltinen 'Laws are not made for the good. Robert Koval I take life as it comes. Conservation Flub 9: Cross Vountry 11: Varsity t ub 10. 11: Varsity Track 10. 11. Annette LaBine Sweet of person and full of rascalityf' Vamp ng t'lub Ei: Dramatic Uluh ll. G..X..X. 11, 12. Sue LaFond Love of fun ---- but' serious too. Attendance 12: Vommer- t:.il Flub ll. N TF- Q In- ' - M N'--.. vw I 'izfs i l , 3J ., . .:,. -I 31 , 1 5 f.-,. - : James Laine A man's worth is esti- mated in this world according to his conduct. Baske'ha'l 9. 10: Intra- murals 9, 10. Mary Lambert 'Twas her thinking of others that made you think of her. Attendance 11. 12: Dance Committee Sl, 10. 11. 12: Float Committee 9, 10. 11. 12: Future Nurses 9. 10, 11. 123 G.A.A. El, 10. 11. 123 G.A.A. Usher 10. 11: Gun Club lpresixientl St: Make- up Committee :All-School Play. Christmas Playa 12: Weekly 10, 11. I Norma Larson Neither too humble nor too sweet. B-Squad Cheerleader 10: Camping C'ub rsecretaryu 11: Commercial Club 9, 10: Dance Committee 10. 11: Dramatic Club 9: Mixed Chorus 9: Student Council 9: Tatler Representative 10, 11. Darla Lawrence Small and lively. Camping C'ub 10. 11: Dra- matic Club 10g G.A.A. 10. ll. 12: Student Council 12: Tumbling Team 10, 11, 12. Patricia Lawry She's witty, clever, and chuck full of pep. Attendance 12: Beauti- riansi Club 11: Swing Band 12. Roger LeDuc He wears his blush like a man. B-Squad Basketball 10: B-Squad Football 103 Treas- urer 12: Varsity Baseball 10: Varsity Basketball 11. 12: Varsity Club lvice presi- dents 11. 12: Varsity Foot' ball 11. 12: Varsity Track 10. 11. 12: Vice President 12. Gordon Levine A man of maxims. Band 9: B-Squad Basket- bal' 9. 10: B-Squad Football 95 Christmas Play 10: Cross Country 12: Drivers' Club 111 Massed Chorus 10. 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 9. 10. 11. 12: Tatler Revue 12: Track lt. 10. 11. 12: Varsity Bas- ketball 1l: Varsity Football 10, 11. Judi L'Huillier Give me my way and you can have yours. Dramatic Club 9. Rose Mary Libby If a woman has long hair, it is a glory to her. Commercial C'ub 10: Girls' Glee 12: Mixed Chorus 9, 10. Alden Lindslrom He was not a ladies' man but a lady's man. All-School Play 9, 10: Christmas Play 10, 11: Mix- ed Chorus Hg Thespian So- ciety 11: Track 10. Dan Loomis He will laugh thee t'o scorn. Auto Mechanics' Club 10: B-Squad Football 54: Science Club 11: Taxidermy Club 10. Judy Luoma Life without laughing is a dreary blond. Girls' Glee 9. Rosemary Lynch Her step is music and her voice is song. Dance Committee 9, 10. 11. 12: Float Committee 9. Ill, 11. 12: Future Nurses 11, 12. :secretary 11, presi- dent 1215 Gun Club lsecre- tary 1 Sly Inter'ochen Schol- arship 11: Intramurals 9. 10: Mlxed Chorus Sl. 10. 11. 121 Student Council 12: Weekly 10. Carol Lyons Doubt whom you will. but never yourself. Pumping Vlub lug Dance ffommlttee 9, lll, 11. 12: Dramatic Club fog Float Com- mittee il, 1ll, 11. 12: Future Nurses 12: Girls' Glee 10: Intramurals lil: Mixed Chor- 123 Radio Skit 12: Skits 11. 12: Tatler 11. 12. Dorothy Mahowalcl A penny for your thoughts. Camping Club Ev: Commer- cial Club :vice-pres dent r 10: Dance Committee 9, lo, 11, 12: Dramatic Club 9: Float Committee 9, 111, 11: Girls' G'ee 12: Tat'er 10: Thespians 11, 12: lsecretary 1 r Rosalie Mahowald ln athletics she's a star. May her fame continue far. .VI-School Play lv, 10: Cheerleader Sl, lll. 11. 12: Christmas Play 11. 121 1 Dance Committee A, 10, 11. 12: Dramatic Club Sl: Float Committee lu, 10, 11. 12: G.A,A. 19, 10, 11. 12: G,A..'t. Special Award: Girls' Glee 9: Massed Chorus 11, 12: Mixed Chorus lo. 11. 12: Princess of Memorial Relay' 9, 10: Student Council 9. 10, 113 Tatler 10: Tumb'ing Team 9, 10. 11. 12. Roger Martin Comb down his hair. Look. look, it stands up straight. Cross Country tv nm'nor': 'l'rar'k lminor- lt, 10, 11. ll Elizabeth Martindale I shall go softly all my years. Vhristmas Play 11: Dam-e Fnnimittee 11. 12: Float Committee 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10. 11: XX'eekly 10. Robert McGraw 'Life is just' a game of football. Baseball 10, 11, 12: Bas- l 'tb lI El, 10, 11. 12: Foot- ball lll, 11, 12: Track 9. Kenneth Miller A man of few words and quiet' ways. Basketball ll: 'l'rat'k Ill: Tumbling 9. Larry Miller Everything he does he does well. and he does everything. All-School P'ay Sv, log Boys' Glee fl: Christmas Plav 10: Future Teachers' Club 12: Projection Club Sl' Thespians 11. 12: Skits 11. 12: 1Veekly 11, 12. Jack Nelson Stately and tall, he moves: through the hall. Band Sli Baseball 10, 11. 121 B-Sqtlall Basketball il, Ill: Mixed Chorus 11. 12: Track 51, lo, 11, 12: Varstx Basketball ll. 12: Varsity Club 11. 12: Varsity Foot- ball 0. 10, 11, 12. Pauline Nelson Her voice is very soft and low. a fine quality in a woman. Beauticians' I'lub11: Vom- mercial Vlub 10, 11: Dance Fommlttee lo, 111, 11: Home- coming Committee iv: Stu- 'n' Vounf-il lalternatev fl. Tatler Club lt: Tatler ft, 10: 'l'atler Revue 12. Joel Nydahl Ask and learn. .Xll-blcliuol Flaw' 12: Bas- ketball lv, lil, ll 121 Vross t'UllYllTV El: llqmve l'lIHlllllllQl' 10, 11. 12: 1- oral Vornmlt- if-e if. lll. 12: Science Vluh '1' Skits ll, 1II, 12, Taller Revue 122 Track fl, 10 121 Treasurer lo, 1K'eek'y 12 'i f . LQ, 1 f. .YJ 15-f aft? L..-.. , Jane+ Oates So quiet and sweet' a style. Charles Oberg Men of few words are the best men. Baseball 10. 11. 12 'cap- tain 111: B-Squad Footba' 103 Christmas Play 10: Dance Committee 11: Float Committee 113 Gun Club 11: Ham Radio Club 10: Intra- murals 10, 11. 12: Projec- tion Club 93 Student Coun- cil falternater 11: Varsity Football 12, Richard Oberg Why worry? All's well that ends' well. Float Committee 0, 10. 11: Intramurals 10: Pep Band 12: School Play 0, 10. 11: Swing Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Tatler Revue 10g Track 9. 10. 11. 123 Tumbling Team 0. 10. 11. 12. Harold O'Dell A well-dressed man is good to look upon. .vi--School Play 10, 12: Christmas Play 10: Cross Country 9: Float Committee 0. 10. 11. 12: Intramurals ll. 12: Secretary 115 Skits 9. 10, 11. 125 Student Couri- cil 0. 10. 12 lpresident 121: Taxidermy Club 10: Thes- pians Award 113 Treasurer il: Vice-President 12. Frances O'De'He Her very step doth show her independent nature. Heauticians' f ub 11: Dra- matic Club 10: Intramurals ll. 10, ll. Donald Olson His popularity in- dicates his qualities. All-School Play 12: Bas- ketba'I 9. 10. 11. 12: Dance Committee 9. 10, 11. 12: Float Committee 9. 10. 11 12: Football 10, 12: lmana- ger 1213 Skits 9. 10, 11: Stu- dent Couneil 11, 125 Swine Band 10: Taxidermy Club 10, 111 Track 50, 10. ll. 121 Weekly 10. Wm 1 Maria Papadakis Oh! . . . to dance all night' and dress all day, Camping Club 0. 10: Da'-ce Committee 9, 10. 11. 12: f1A.A. 11: Girls' Glee 9. 103 Intramurals 9. 11: Scl- ence Club 9. 10: Tatler 11. Melvin Parker You must know me to understand me. Marie Pelfomaa Almost to all things could she turn her hand. All-Elchool Play 12: Com- mercial Club 9: Dance Com- mittee 9, 10, 11, 12: Dra- matic Club 9. 10, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12 ipresident 121g Senior Play 12: Skit 10, 113 Student Council Conference 125 Taller Revue 12. Judy Peterson And when she dances, people stop to look. Commercial C l u b 10: Dance Committee 11. 12: Girls' Glee 12. Arthur Ploennies The greatest men are the simplest. Christmas P'ay 10: Ham Radio Club 9, 11, 123 fpresi- dent 11. 121: Track 103 Track Major 11. Ronald Plolezka All are capable of living well. Patricia Priebe Patience and perse- verence spell success. nam' aim- 9 in ve: r1..x.t, f iih1lt, 11, 12: ln- t-amurals El. 10. 11. 12: Sci- ence Flllh 9. 10. Lennea Quilliam Measure not her ability in her size. Fhristmas P'ax' 10. 11: Dance Pommittee 9. 10. 12' F u t u re llomemakers of America Ill: Mixed Vhorus 11. Darlene Quinnell Few people know how to be carefree. Girls' Giee 12. Lois Racine She's little but she's wise She's a terror for her size. Cheerleader 11. 12: Com- mercial Club 93 Dramatic Club Et, 10. 12: Dance Com- mittee ft, 10, 11. 12: Float Committee tl, 10. 11. 12: G.A.A. 10. ll. 12 :secretary 121: G..-LA. Emblem: Girls' G'ee Sa, 141: Intramurals 9, 10. 11. 121 Library Club 10: Student Council 11, 121 Tumhting Team 11. 12. James Reader Swift to hear, slow to speak. slow to wrath. Projection Vlub Ei: Sturleni Fnuncil 12. Lois Remillard A soft answer turneth away wrath. Beauticians' 4' l u b 11. Dance Committee lll. 11. 12: Dramatic f'luh 102 Future Homemakers ol America tsecretaryr Stg G..X.A. 10, 11. 12: Intramurals ln: Mixed Chorus ff: Weekly 11. 12. ,ff 'ul -I Helen Marie Robertson A stitch in time saves nine. Vampinil Vinh 11: Ilan:-0 Vommittee 11. 12: Float Vfimmittee 12. Future llome- rinks-rs of .Xmern-a 12: Fu- ture Tcavlic-rs' f'luli 12: ln- trnmurzils ll: Library Vinh 9. Diana Robinson 'Always in a hurry, never seems to worry. RUM 9. lil, 11, 121 Home- makers of Tunmrrnw 12: llance f'flTTlYT1lli9E lt. lll. 11. 12: Dramatic t'lub to, ing lfluut Vtnnmittee Sl. 10. 11. 12, r:..x,.x. se, ilu, ll, 1:5 f1.,X..X. l-Imlfem 11: intra- mllrals ED, lil, 11, 125 Latin Bilnlluet 10: Latin f'luh 11: Mixefl Vliorus 12: Pep Banfl 1 : P':u' llav 11: Sluts eo. 10, 11. Richard Robinson t'H'l'lil 3R1Q' is as hand- some flees. Driver Traininvz r'o':t'f - ence 12: 1-'ly Tving t'lub 11' 11: l-'untlmll ll: Intramur- als ll! 11. 121 Track lt. 1Il ll. 12. Lauryl Sain A short life and a merry life, I cry! All-School Play Et, 11. 1 : Band 9. 10, 11. 12: Fhrist- mas Play 103 Dance Pom- mittee fl. 10, 11. 12: Dra- matic Flub ll: Float Pom- mittee fi. 10. 11. 12: For- ensics 1lt. 11. 12 lprefzitlevtt 121: Future Teachers' Plnh ll: G..X..X. St. 10, 11. 12' G..X..X. I-Imh'em 1112 Girl Glee 9: Girls' Triple Trio 11: lntramurals 9. 10, 11, 12: Latin Banquet 10g Mass- erl Fhorus 11: Nlixerl Fhorus 11' Slrits lll. 11: Tatler 123 Tat'er Revue 111, 11. 12: Ta'- Ier Representative 11. 12: Sturlent Council 111: Tumb- ing Team. Loraine Sarasien A lariy of taste, not display. Be'.1iiiir'ia'ts' 4' l u if 1' Varnp ng f'luh Et: llnnre Forn- nnttee 12: lfrarnatnl Vinh fi' l-' u 1 u z t- llnmeninkers at Xineru-zu 103 Girls' Glee 11, 12. Alixt-fl Fhnrus fl. lil, 12. Geraldine Savola Swett, since-rc. and silent. Be.lutn'tans' 1' l u li ll. l'.1i1iplin: f'lub EH Ilanre Vonirnittee 11. 12: Dramatic f uh 111. Float Vommittee fl. 10. 11. 12. ?Q Ill 1 4 John Schroeder A sensible, well- hred student. llramatit- Club 11, Trac-lt 10. Mary Shalkey It she has any faults, she has left us in doubt. Iran:-e Committee it. 10. l-'Ioat Committee 'l. 101 Fu- ture Nurses 10. 11. 12. r:..X..k. il. 10: Intramurals 0 Serretary 92 Skits 10. Gloria Shaw A good maiden with- out pretense. Future Homemakers of .Xrnerit-a 9: Future Nurses l0, 11: Mixed Chorus 12. Grace Shaw Quietly she tends to he-r own business, .Xttendanve 12: Cliristrnas Play 10. Ilant-e Committee 123 til .X. 10, 11. 12: Stu- dent Count-i' 12: Tri-City Spelling Bee 11. James Sheehan llt'r':it-s shoulci he tall, l1urit'ltlli 12: 1'ro.u-t't1oii Vluli El. 'Frat-14 fl, Jerry Shorlcey Silt-nt' mirth is hetter than none. Ir:it'li 10, Dolores Silta Always diligent and delightful. Commercial Club 9. 10. 11 lpresitient 11l: Dance Com- mittee 125 Dramatic Club 9, 10: Girls' Glee fl. 102 M1X9f'l Chorus 11. 123 Weekly 1Busi- ns-ss Staff' 10. 11. 12. Barbara Sims DeliCaCy in woman is strength. Mixed Chorus 11. 12. Richard Smith Slow and easy going, but he gets there just the same. Auto Drivers' Club 11: Gun C'ub 103 Track 10: Pro- .ieution Club 10. Frank Sommers Though he was rough, he was kindly. Fly Tying Club 10: Taxi- dermy Club 10. Dorothy Splinter Her good nature is a powerful asset. .VI-Sc-hool Play 0: Banrl 54. Dance Committee 9. 10. ll. 12: ll..-LR. Citizenship Award 12: IJ.A.R. History Award 11: Dramatic Club Et: llriyers' Conference 12: Float Committee 0. 10, 11. 12: Future Nurses 10, 11. 12: G.A.A. El. 10: Hadio1Vork- :shop 10: Skit 10. 11: Tatler Revue 103 Voice of Democ- racy VS'inner 12. Margaret Stickney Her blush greatly became her. Beauticians' Club :presi- denti 111 Commercial Club Et: Dance Committee Ev. 10. 11. 12: Float Committee 9. 10 .11. 12: Future Nurses 12: G.A.A. 10, 11. 12 llim- blem 11i: Gir's' State: ln- tramurals 0. 10, 11. 12: Lie brary Club isecretaryi 10: Student Council talternatei 11. George Summers The world is blest by men who do things and not by those who mere- ly talk about them. Band El. 10: B-Squad Bas- ketball St. lll: B-Squad Foot- ball El: Faroler 12: Driver Training Vonferenc-e 11. 12: President 9, 10, 11. 12: Sci- ence t'lub vpresidenti 103 Student f'011Y1C'l lalterriatei 103 Truck St ltl. 11. 12: Varsity Basketball 11: Var- sity Plub 10. 11. 12 lpresi- fl9l1I 1213 Varsity Football 10. ll. 12 fc:1ptain12l. Sally Swaianen Modesty is t'he best' policy. Vliristmas Play 10: Dance Committee 12: Future Home- makers of America 10. 11: Girls' Glee 11: Mixed Chorus. Arlove Van Buren Liked best by those who know her best. Beauticians' C I u b 113 Famping Club Ill, 113 Dance Committee 10. 12: F'oat Vommittee Sli Mixed Chorus 9. 10. 12: Relay Committee 11. Gerald Vashaw Man's life is but a jest. Gun Flub 9, 105 Projection f'lub 9. George Vincent A merry heart maketh for a cheerful countenance. lntramurals 11. 12: Mass- efl Phorus 10. 11. 123 M xed Fhorus 10. 11. 12: Radio Skit 12: Skit 11, James Waananen A n all-round good sport. John Wheeler Ne-'er say a word until you re spoken to. Baseball 11, 12: Intramur- a's 12. Lewis Wheeler A quiet. self-possessed young man. Barabara Wilson Her talents were of the more silent Class. .Xll-S1-bool Play 10: At' tendaice 12: Band lv. 10: Ftncessions Committee 11. 12: Dance Fommittee 9. 141, 11, 12: Dramatic Plub 9: F'oat Fommittee ft. 10. 11. 12: Forensics 10, ll, 121 G..X..X. Sl. 10, 11, 12 ttreas- urer 121: Girls' Glee St: ln- tramurals il, 10, 11, 12: Stu- dent Founcil it, ill: Tumbl- ing Team ll, 10. Dorothy Wilson Heres to the gal with -l.SI'11lli' for everyone. .Xrt Award Stl Band fl. 10. ll: Beauticians' r ub 11' Concession Fommittee 11: llanve Fommittee Et. Ill. 11. 12: Float Vommittee ll. 10. 11. 121 G,.X..X. 1lI, 11. 12. Intramurals 10. 11. 122 Swing Band St: Tumbling Team 11. 12 Priscilla Wilson Modest'y is the beauty of all women. Band 54, 11: Beautif-:ans f ub 113 Vtiristmas Play 1lI. r'onc-ession Vommittee 11: ll:.n:'e Vommittee 9, 11. 12. Ilrarnatic Vlub St. 10: lflrmt Vommittee lt. 11. 12: kim- efl t'hnrus H: Urvliestra 12. Pit Orchestra 12: Student rmunc-ii 12. Robert Wright Men, oven when alone. lighten their labors by song. lmin-r Vorriniittee ll. Pei- Hanil it, llf, 11. 121 Pit Ur- vliesira l'. 1II. 11. 122 Mass- 4flB:in1ll' 10. ll. 121Alass til firm-tiestra ta. Ill. ll, 12. Swing Band 10. 11 12: Tat- lcr Revue ll. 12. l'. P. Sift' and l-lnsemble 141, Warren Yoder Man IS read IH hls face tt e 1 Qc ence Club 5: 1 Joyce Young S19 IS a mlrror of all courtesx c 9 10 h ui le SENIOR OFFICERS PLAN THE SHOWS OF THE STARS Senior class officers serve as dlrecforlal BSSISIGHIS buffers befween I'he drama coaches and The sIeIIar players SIuIIed hands a'I' 'Ihls ll1'I'I'IC6'I'e Iaslc are Treasurer Roger LeDuc I Iandungl Pres: denf George Summers Secrefary Mary Ellen Johnson and Vlce presldenl' Harold O Dell EIGHT ADVISERS PLOT THEIR STARS COURSE So muIhI'udunous are 'Ihe achvuhes of 'Ihe sensors 'rhai' I+ Iakes engh'I full 'fume advisers 'fo dlrecf Ihelr shows Shown here I5 Ihvs years se'I' of sfar coaches Isiandlngl Mr Joseph B Pa++erson Mr Tolvo H Sello Mr MlI+on Johnson Mr Donald A Bowers Isea+edI Mass Grace M Wilson Mrs Charles A Morrison Miss Mary M Pierce and Miss Dorolhy VlIIberg 35 J A Dance Committee 11. 123 Float Fommi e -1 . -i , 95 Spelll B lil: St I I. Founcil 12, . . S : - I I ' n I I D ,, . . . A K. Dance Committee fl. 10, ll: Dramati Flub 54: l-'lcvt Pommir- tee , .11. 12: Mi. l C' 1: .1 St me t f'uunc'l :lt .at ll: Tat l... , . . . . , . . , . , . . I . , . . , . , . V A S I T Y Coach Wiilliam A. Hart, director of the foot- ball show, here supervises a practice session. Marquetti-'s Iff'llllll'fl. STARS of the Gridiron really gave the fans something to cheer about this M-ar. l'nder the able dl- rection ot' foach H'illiam R. Hart with the assistance of foach llillianl lf, Brady the R4-dmen came hack this year in fine fashion attaining their best winning season in sen-ral pears. Quite ax few seniors returned to the squad including: half- hacks George Summers lfaptuinl. Roz:-r Lelluc. Gerald Dagen- ais. and Walter Devonshire: ends Robert Mcfiraw and Wilfred Barherg centers Larry farlson and Paul Hoppe: guard James liarkow: and tackle Jack Nelson. Vigorous Captain George Summers led his troupe through a. victorious season. MARQUETTE REDMEN STAGE Several juniors were members of the squad. Backs Joe Perrin, Robert Smith. Allan Barry, Darryl Small. and Dennis Paquet all saw action as did Iinelnen Roger Lallonte, HR-sleg Maki. Gerald Gorman. Michael R4-ynard, Eduard Belmore. Frank Wareham, James Lal-'ond. John Pearce. John Pu-nglase. .lanles Peterson. Gary Chaffee. and James Mctiowan. The '55 season noted the addition of four sophomores to the team: hacks Dan I-'rancisco and James Karahetsos and guards Mike Mirkovich and Emerson Fleury. Pausinz briefly in their husy rehearsal schedule the Graveraa-t's Gridiron Stars get themselves immortalized by the camera. TOP RUBY: James McGowan. manager. Darryl Small. VVesley Maki. Emerson Fleury. Jacob Porco. James Karabetsos. Sl-JFOND RUXY: XYalter lhevonsnire. Leonard Perrin. Dennis Paquet. Edward Belmore. John Pearce. BOTTOM RIHV: Pouch XVilIiarn F. BYIUIYQ Allfm Barry, Gerald Ilapzenais. Roger l.aBonte. VVill1am XVllder, Michael Mirkovich, 1 -. 4 .x V A R S l T Y Studvnt lnunzlgu-rs Gordon Lolhw, Jann-s McGowan, and Donald Olson faithfully vale-t the football stars at every rvhvarsal and por- formance. 'COMEBACK' PERFORMANCE Tho Rods got off to a slow start with a. I2-l9 loss to a strong Kinzsford elf-vPn. But they quickly improvod for the nvxt ganna- to tif- tha- llunising Mustangs at om- touchdown upla-01-. By tlu- nvxt galus-. thc- R4-dme-n had zuuu-il n-nough strvnzth to wallop Nvnlu-rn by a sworn- of lil-li. and to sqlu-a-lv bp thvir arf-h-rivals. thu- lshpvminz lla-nlatits-s. hp u, lil-I2 score-. A slrrak of hard lurk and foul in-utlla-r hit the- lh-mlm:-n. and tht-y dropped tlu-ir nn-xt two zamvs. tho- first to Gladstone-. ti-7, mul the- N-cond to Sault Ste. Marlo, 6-19. 3 ,. in T F O 0 T B A L L Coach William F. Brady he-ro assfsts Mr. Hart with the choreography of his gridiron show. But th:-y hnunr-rd has-k to heat Nvzaunn-41 14-6 and Xlan. istiqun- 20-l-I to voniplvtv a successful season in all rvslwc-ls. Dan FI'alH'l5l'lb rvfm-in-cl re-1-oznition from his te-Lunmatn-s as most valuable- playvr. f'ommn-ntinz on his latest sf-ason. foach Hart rn-cc-ntly stutml. It has hm-vu vt-ry gratifying to know that our uarsity football squad is roming up. lh rP going to r-ontinuv to work with tha- hops- of bn-im: a football power in the- l'ppn-r l'o-ninsuIa. f'02ll'll llart mln in-Il ln- proud of tha- show tlu' to-um put on this ye-ar, and is looking forward Io unothe-r gr:-ut proilur- tion from the RA-dx-our GRIIIIRON STARS. Ttll' ROW: John Penglnse. Garyl l1:ll'f99. Fhzirles Oberg. Wilfred Barber, Michael Reynzxrfl. Frank Wareham, IJon:i'fl Olson mzinuger. Sl'If'flND ROIV: James l,:iFonfl. Robert Smith, James Peterson. James Burlcow, Roger Leliuc Pau' Hoppe, Gordon l.9IPuc', rnzinogcr, HUTTUM RINY: Gerzxlri Gornmrr llunny l l HYlf'lSf'0. l'o:lr'l1 XX'1ll1:lm Ii. Hurt. George Summers. l.:irry !':ir'son, Ju:-k Nelson. Robert Alt-Grow. I Barkow Gorman Wilder Summers Small LaBonl'e Karabefsos Francisco fylost Valuable Player? Red, While, fight fighl, Red While, fighl, figh+, Who figh+, you figh+, Red, While, figh+, fig McGraw CLOSEUP SHOTS OF THE Devonshire COMPETING FOR STARRING ROLES N Nm 6 ' N F R i 5 1 4' , f ' Y 1, ' f ri ii f 4 A 1 ' . in f if N if v f' v Yew H 1 A k R1 e rf ' f is-vw ' Y , 4, Q ' i- 'wtwvl I Q-,K Q ,, Nv '4f4f?'4f' A ' 1,10 , J AE vt Q' I a .,,,V xii in , 'sf ,Q 5 ef- K ry' 'W gf S Va 'Q 3 5 h 5' 2 og ' ZW 4W ' it X s im 4' X .R . C 39' .2 it .Q l U -. I' Q 3 , 6 bl 4 i K x V. Y i -. 9 V. my X ,k ,uv . 4 ., .W I ,ww ka ig lm 3.4 Y 1 ,C f ' ' ., .Um A ':' 'F W , A IM J ig? 'W W' Y -C ml! . xv. , l U n ,, 5 'W M slug! as w ' ' ,fqq gv ,. 1 K iff' M V as 0 . ww, , Xi 'MJ :KN r i gi, - Y ' m 'W n 'FT N lmcpslx I ,, .W -V g , , Q . 'aiu : .v l 1 ' , ' K 5 j 2 J 1' 5 , 4 E U 'Q li f : VV' A 1 v V U1 '. Q , X ww, U Q. fb W 'K M. 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BOTTOM KONE Peter Grivas. Jon Peterson. Vernon Posio. Michael Nevala. NVilliam lVentzel. James Barry. James Maellougall. Lorn Roehm. Bruce Fletcher. Peter Papadakis, Robert Schwenke, Keith Kent, James Bystrom. B TEAM UNDERSTUDIES VARSITY This year, t'he little Redmen who UNDERSTUDY our boys on the varsity, had a most successful season. With a squad of over forty freshmen and sophomores. they got off to a rather slow start, tying the Munising Colts in a scoreless contest. But it turned out that they were only picking up speed for the rest of the season. In a tilt with the Newberry Jayvees, the Bees came out on the long end of a 10-T tally. Two successive clashes with Ishpeming were next on the roster for the Little Reds. and they proved their wcirth by upsetting the Ishpeming Jayvees both times, 19-12, in the first game, 26-0 in the second tilt. St'ill on the beam, they upset the Manistique team for their last game of the season by a score of 25-6, James Berry was elected most valuable player by his teammates, and James MacDougall was named captain. When asked about the successful season, Coaches Brodie Westen and Jerry Pangrazzi replied t'hat it was due to the large number of boys and the enthusiasm displayed by them. Both coaches are hoping that a similar group will AUDITION again next year for the B-Squad. The Little Reds may be just UNDERSTUDIES now. but just you wait, Those boys are TONIORROVVS STARS. COACH JERRY PANGRAZZI C0-starring in this still Captain JAMES A SS I ST A N T COACH directs the plays of his eager MACDOUGALL, voted most valuable play- BRODIE VYESTEN helps Ili- foothall understudies. er, holds the ball for JAMES BERRY. rector Pangrazzi. ra. s., -J ,.,- ' 'fi' 4. -Eff? ,Q ,'1 fi1 U l 'tn I I K . K, sJ x 1 li.. 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FWS' T 5,119 -- SOMETHING NEW HAS BEEN ADDED Befween +he ac+s of +he show, le+'s 'false +'me ou+ +o mee+ some very special s+ars-la creme do la creme, one mighl' say. Who are +he seniors wiih +he mos+es'7 A curious yearbook s+aff +ook lime ou+ +o aslc all +he members of lhe Senior Class which of fheir FELLOW ACTORS hacl cerlain personalily Trails. The resulis were fhe pic+ures on +he following pages. The personaii+ies, wifh lhe ex- cep'I'ion of +he besf s+uden+s, were chosen by Giaverae+'s STARS as The kids wifh +he mosl l+o say fhe leasfl. Well, anyway, here lhey are. Ladies and gen+lemen, meel THE SENIOR PERSONALITIES. 53 s -:Q v MOST ATTRACTIVE Donna Carlson and Don Olson Here are 'rhe kids 'l'ha+ have lhe looks Plus lhe magnelism 'l'ha+ 'lhe book- And mind you-lhis is surely frac+ive' Say make a person MOST ATTRACTIVE. gr, BEST PERSONALITIES Marv Ellen Johnson and George Summers The laughing eye and happy smile Seem +o say, Jus+ slay a while. This friendly quali'l'y, you see, ls whal makes a personailify. BEST DRESSED Sam Aposlle and Palricia Deegan We sing a song of pre+'l'y 'lhings Of clolhes and cabbages and kings: And il' musl be, of course, confessed, We sing a song of fhe very besl dressed MOST ATHLETIC George Summers and Rosalie Mahowalcl Now, here's lo fhe seniors mos+ aihlefic. Our aHemp+s fo rhyme +ha+ sure wer +he+ic. Bu+ our mosl' a+hle+ic couple's swell: And, sporls-wise, fhey clo very well. WlTT!EST Marie Pel+omaa and Joel Nydahl Now here's a li'l'+le +ale for you: I+ isn'+ sad, buf il' is lrue. We're inlroclucing wilh fhis cli'Hy 9 The Senior Class' own mos? wi'Hy. BEST STUDENTS Lois Remillard and Dorolhy Splinfer Here come our highesl' scholars, ancl Their fame will spread +hroughou+ +he land Wi+h infelligence, +alen'r, anal good looks- These girls clon'+ need +o loolc al' books. MOST MUSICAL Rosemary Lynch and Roberl' Wrighi' We sing a song of our musical pair. Wherever +here's music, +hese kids are fhere. Alfhough +hey've never seen +he Met You can bei' +hey'll gel' +here ye+. CLASS CLOWNS Dan Loomis and Marie Pel+omaa Happy, funny, full of pep Never, never ou? of sfep. Always gay fhrough ups and downs- Never sad, +hey're our CLASS CLOWNS. FUTURE STAGE STARS Lauryl Sain and Sam Apos+le Here's an oscar in advance For kids who sure should have a chance. We bei' on Broadway +hey'd go far- Each one of +hem-as a Fu+ure Sfage Sfar. , . - wmv. 3 , ' RA em, M J. , ' ' . KK J' 'A K, . c e FQSVT ' F 41 'Z' -' ,skew . ,' Qs i f1iS if if .1 ' . . 'bfi ff 5, J , . f L1 if 'fl in ,, wg, f V 'E 9 'fe qv? We? ,i , m ii: A WM Y', 'I 3- 'X' . cv 4, 1 A , -4 1 1, Q 4 .,.,,, , Z.. i 5,1 , W n , , Q, ' v Q we wiki 1 H n rr mx 'I A. M M44 5 E X' 3 an 4 . A G ' f diff! 'H' iw' ,. Q Us . 1 f Wig '15 I X . 1-v ff Y J lgv . p s z Gif, ' A '- Y . ,gg .JM V' 6 . Q3 0 f ' ,A , Q in X. gQf:w 3 A , ,,. KM qaw MAJORETTES GIVE GLAMOUR TO GAMES MaioreHes Verne'l'+e Baker, Judy An- derson, Rulh Ha'r+ula, and Sheila Ran+a faifhfully lend Iheir glamorous pres- ence +o +he chilly foofball season. 'MR. MUSIC' HIMSELF CONDUCTS ALL SHOWS In I'he pi+, on Ihe sfage, on 'Ihe field- in fac'I' everywhere +ha+ harmonious sounds are desired-I'he Graverae+'s Mr. Music, Mr. Joseph B. PaHerson, is ever on hand +o make cer'I'ain Ihal our company shall have music-be H' s+aI'ionary, mobile, insI'rumen'ral, or vo- cal-wherever we go. COLOR GUARD ADDS THE PATRIOTIC TOUCH A sfirring 'I'radi'rion of each baskel- ball season is 'Ihe presen+a+ion of Ihe flag 'Io fhe marfial sfrains of drum and +rumpe+ by 'fhe maies+ic color guard: Pe+er DeGrooI', Charles Hildebrand, and Frank Wareham. if - 1 f 4- 1 X ,Q , f i M 'Q' w,x , . . K4 - Q N m up i A f 'N 'I L W ,j,,,A ,Ni X 9 im Q, QQ, wkg Sf: X Q' , , ,gf 3. F XX L 1 N Q S551 9,2 A 6 if 6 sf M M Q N Q1 -,inf , 1 -rf' Q Q 'Ev 2+-WN -f . f .33 ' Y XS 5 4 'ig Q: N Av .4 ,Q AH 9' ' 2 Q W N 11 79 ' G gg Ut aux big ' ,Nxt ff, L 5 If 1 ,,Qi4..Sf .' Q ir A 1 , 's X41 QAWHV' .V1 . , ' Y, Z, I . 'X ID! gif Q A ,- N N - we -F-6 5 ! - F 5 X Q f Af, 8 'I . ' x , I, X A .H I? X c ax ' , ' My Q Q' 9 I C 'V . ,. 1 xlix 9 ' f Xffg 3 Pi: ' X . '. f X Y gina' ga' '...f ,. Lxg- xef 'V' . A . ig. F gel 'Q I' 4 ' MIXED CHORUS TOI' ROME Mzircelln llellzi, Sully Smiiiz. Shirley Kamp. Mailzi Swanson. Jeanette Berry. Ar'0ve VzinBuren, Dolores Siltzi Donna Blazina, Dale Nelson, George Vin- cent, John XViison. THIRD ROW: Jiiiiitli Grohar. Juanita Irwin, Ixirrziine Sarasien. Flarice Longtine. Priscilla Lzirnirzinfl, .Inner XYa'lnce. Varol Heifltman, XYilli:im XVentze'. Duviri Priehe. Frank Knski. sl-ICON!! ROW: Betty Lou Parent. Annette I.:'iBir1f- Lily Ann Suomi, ,xleziii Greenwziifi, Mirr- garet Mahowa'd, Allegra M:iliow:ilfl. Ruin Farison. June Martin, Uziri Martin, Imr- lene Rosin, Carol Bressette. BOTTOM ROW: Kathleen Sliziw. Elezinfir fwirlsnn, Joanne Forwick. Glorizi Smith, Rusemari Lynch, Dorothy Mziliciwulil. lJmin:i Sc-ntl, Marcia Jackson, Faml Feverston. Sandra Nelson. OUR COMPANY PERFORMS The Graverael Reperlory Thealer is very proud of i'rs music deparimenf, and ius+Iy so. The vocal groups and or- cheslra provide a filling musical seHing for 'I'he enfire pro- ducfion. In Ihe fall Ihe music deparlmeni' is iusi feeling i'I's way, deciding who should sing wha+ par+ and making plans for lhe year. This fils in wi+h 'Ihe res'I' of ihe produc+ion, when in 'I'he fall, Ihe aciors are iusi Irying ouf for roles and learn- ing 'rheir lines. Bui as 'Ihe acfors progress, so does Ihe music. In faci, 'Ihey progressed so quickly Ihis year, and did so well, +ha+ lhe mixed chorus, under fhe direcfion of Mr. Joseph B. Pai- ferson reiurned from Ihe orches+ra and chorus fesiival a+ Negaunee wifh an almosf perfecl raiing sheei, and +he or- chesira 'loo did well. l.e+'s give a greal' big hand +o our always busy, always ready Music Deparlmenl. INSTRUMENTAL ORCHESTRA V STANDING: Nlziry 1.i-mi 1.eviisseiii-. .lnlin Bel-kmzin. Noel Kriipp, Robert Wright Bradley Pnry, Ann. Louise llzirl-rin. sl1AT- ICD: Margaret liulilein. .liiflx Pu ver, Slif-il., Runla. Vlizirliitte Burzigzwzinatii, Kzirlii Jackson. MUSIC OF ALL VARIETIES GIRLS' GLEE ORCHESTRA NFXNIHN4.: 1'y.:.rn-5 II,.gr-1' Jmlk I'v' - 11 twxf' Ifrnm- f I-Irlfk 5I,4rx Iluvw NIT- 'I'lNl-: XI.,r'. I-l ,e-r. .lwmwnrs Niursv- Jw' r.- fw, Imrwrgf- II.1.1r.4 Julxr fixrlumw, J 1,-. 1: Bzzzzlmm T2 C I I Till' RUN: I,4frr'.um- S,1:':,f,,.-1. If Imhurfl Junzmtsn Irum Jzlrm-eIJ1x141Tcl y u MIXED CHORUS Tul' RUN: Iifflwrr Ill'r41'Il.IlIlf'. Terr! Iirlpggx Ye-rw-rl Vusn, llulm Pvnglzxsv. .lurk Ns-lsmw. H'4:rm Shnw, I,0I1:a I,4-lilly f':nr0I Ixmvx IH.m.u Iiwblrwnrl .Iran II:m1n10r' 41-mnmt TIIIRID RUN: fmrfifuw Levme. lin-Imrfi I'fw1vl I-'rzmk Wnrs-lmm. ImrIenP I v1'gl1vun, Hlrlmm 4':Irl1pl'veH, NI:nrf.::ar9t Welwll NIIMII1-11 SI.:ux. Nurrmv Iiwllzarri 1':u'm Wvst, Slmrxn Murtm. Nuns-x XVest- Ivlmt, SEUINII ROD: Judxlh Juflrl. 1':xroI Wllhnms .luflv Hensnn, Nunvy IJevrxnsIxIre, Iisnrlmrzu Snrnnw, Vnrul Imgenuis. I,:nn:I L99 Ne-Wsfm, I-Zzlewn Jermzxc, Mary Pusxo, BUT- TUNI RUN: .I.Im-1 ,Xntvl1l1, Putricm Sun- men, Ill-lm-11 Summe-rsett, Hull Halrlvigll, Kzny IVm':mf! Nlnrx' XX':nn1u. Iinszxhe Mu- hmvquhl, Ruth II:att111.1 Phyllis SIN'-rlmzmm I . ,mvzw Qmrxrze-U .lfmrzrw K.:1m1r1--wx .lu-In te June- hues. 4'1r1flr.1I.:1NIw1lr'1e slit- UNID RUN: SMU' Swzymne-rx, .Iufiv Pe-lersfm. Inn She- Szxrmtzmmre I':4Ir'x1-1:1 Vlnrk Nlllry Iwlflrwvurm I':4tr:4-1,1 I'r1r-Im IA-11:1 I.:-lim IiU'I I'llNl RUN: .Iv',4m-lvvf Herrv. Gan' Ilnrtuulx, Ilrfrmhx AI,4!ww,11+l. Glurivw Smnh. H1-so Nlerm I.zIm-. P':nru-wi Swanson PHIl'1f'I1n Lawry, Ruth Hatmm. .. cv SCENE II STUDENT COUNCIL LEARNS ABOUT ELF GOVERNMENT XY:-. tht- students of L3i'avt-raet. in order to have a better func- tioning high school, dt: ortiain and establish this student council for tht- tiraveraet High School. Maybe those arf- the be-st words with which to sum up the pur- pose of the- Student Council. but actually, it's a lot more than that. The Student Council dtzt-s many things for the students that the stu- dents donit' even know about. To be a member of the Student Council is one of the highest honors that a students classmates can bestow upon him and one of the greatest responsibilities. A Student Council representative might be likened to a congressman or a senator. Upon his shoulders is the responsibility of trying to make the srhool a better place to he. promoting student-teacher relations. and sponsoring social and edu- vational activities. This year. the orginixation held the U. P. Student Council Con- ference in Marquette from which a lot of valuable knowledge was gleaned. Try to imagine your school with no orientation program, no homz-coming parade and l'ostivit'ies. no sock hops. pep meetings, bake sale-sg no buses to out-ol'-town games, no annual skits, no yell fest, no Pt-p Jug. It's a dismal picture. The Student Council does all tha for you. And it's a pi-t-tty liig job. .aw-f Working under the leadership of their ad- viser the officers of the Student Council ste-er the course of the Gr:-vc-rat-t's govern- mental agency. ABOVE: Frank Ware-ham. vict--president: Agnes Colt-man. Sl'C'I'6'i'2ll'jQ Harold O'Dell, presidentg Mr. R. Bond Por- ket, adviser. I. Clubs Link Social and Business Activities Learning to practice sell'-government in a microcosmic situation are the Thespians' personal reperesenta- tivcfi on the Student Council. TOP ROWV: James Reader, Allan Barry, David Yoder, Harold O'Dell, James Beckman, Wayne North, Roger LaBonte, James Mac' Dougall. THIRD ROWW: Mr. R. Bond Perket, Warren Yoder, Karl Seilo, Dan Pearce. Ronald Johnson. SECOND ROVV: Marie Peitomaa, Joyce Argeropoulos, Jan Hammerschmidt, Karen Gentz. Maila Swanson, Julie Gingrass. Barbara Dahlin. BOTTOM ROVV: Agnes Cole- man, Lois Racine, Rosemary Lynch. ilcverly Hill, Graee Shaw, Darla Lawrence. ,al Members of the TATLER staff cluster about -lane Boyer tclass editor! as she puts finishing touches to a freshman page. Checking her work are Janet Antcliff and Ruth Varlson lindex edi- torsl, Karen Gentz Ctypistl, and Ronald Johnson and Eric farlson tsports editnrsl. THE TATLER The Tufler staff pro- vides a souvenir booklet of productions, rehearsals, casts, producers, direc- tors, and stagehands of the Graveraet repertory company each year for those who wish to remem- ber. Publicity TATLER art editor Christina Farlson demon- strates a proposed layout as Carol Lyons fsenior editorj and Mary Lynn LeVasseur feditorl check copy for the page. Marcia -Jackson ifaculty editor! and Marguerite Lambert lactivities editor! scan the picture files. GRAVERAET WEEKLY Utilizing a small staff 1-he Graveraef Weekly combines the functions of the Associated P r e s s, Variety, Louella Parsons, and D o r o t h y Kilgallen throughout the theatrical season. Department Old hands at the reporting game are Larry Miller. Barry Bergland, Kay Swan- son, and Helen Sxxiemersett here shown engaged in the dreary task of makeup. Responsible for subscription and distribution de- : s t 1 I RA AVI Wl+1l'lKl,Y are its be nut: rus business stalt Nllrv Kathryn Kline, lols Rcnnllard latrlua D1 egan. Dolores Silta. lid 'li rrs lohnson P 5 WYEEKLY cub reporters collectively bone up on the essence of good reporting. STANDING: Rich- ard llagenais, Kathryn fole, Ann Louise Harkin, and Barbara llillberg. SEATED: Ted Schneider, Frank Bothwell, and Florence Ongie. Tha- Taxldn-run and I-'ly-Tying lluh is a 1-onipzlratiu-I3 ne-w organi- zation institulo-d to nvquaint stu- do-nts nith tho- fundumvntul skills of taxide-nnp and fb-tying. During thi' in-ur tho- club sau sou-ral films on wild Iifv, huul- ing and fishing as un-ll as hoar- ing sa-u-ral spa-akvrs. Thi- ho5s al- so stuff:-il small animals and tis-d iarious kinds of flivs. Uffiro-rs urn- llale- lin-rqllisl. prvsi- ill-nt: Xlii-has-I Rn-gnurcl. vii-1--pn-si' da-nt: uunl l'I1luurd Ih-lmorv. trous- urn-r. Shoun inspi-1-ling the-ir hundiuo:l. ure' ST.-KXIDINH: .Ianni-s Tonrtillottt-. limi-rson l l4-um. Larrg Johnson. Knlwrl lioa-pp. Alhin llvnsou. Xlr. Rohvrt lfllliugson. adxisvr. Noi-I liropp, .lohn Surku. Rudy lim-kln-3. .lim Ynnl.umln'L7mnl. Alun lioharn-. NH.-k'l'I'JIl: William My slrom. lid- uard lh-lmorr. .lack Lihirk. TAXIDERMY--FLY-TYING CLUB FOSTERS SPORTS CRAFTS Gun Clubs Siress Safel'y In Shooting For the outdoor-minded population of Grave-raet, the Gun fluhs tc-avh proper care and handling of firvarms, technique ot' target shooting, and tries to develop in the- nu-nlhc-rs qualilivs of leadership, voopf-ration, and good sportsmanship. The' clubs lmve- no officm-rs and ure- udvisvd hy Mr. Howard Bvrrynmn and Mr. E. VV. Andvrson. This yi-ar thi' Gun fluhs sold :ids for thv hzlske-thall programs and bought two Mod:-I 69 W'im'he-ste-r guns of which thc- 1-luh is justly proud. 'l'0l' RUN: .Xdxisn-rs, Nlr. Ando-rsou, and Nlr. llvrrymau. NPXUYII RUN: Alla-n Ylnlyn horn. Lorn koi-lun. liruva- Carlson. Ron lilase rhuvk. livilh lie-ul. lirif' Ulson. l-'rn-d Il:-Roche-r, -lorry l.uoma. HUTTUM RUST: .klhin lie-nson. G1-raid Gorman. William liystrom. Allan liar- rp. Barry Bart:-lli. Bramllo-y Johnson. Teenage Book Club Encourages Student Reading Thi- Toon Agn- llull was fornwd this yn-ar at thi- rs-qui-st of a group ot stud:-nts for thc- purposs- of in- rrn-using stud:-nt ra-adiug int:-rv-t. Thr- 1-luh also aims to nmkr it possihh- for stud:-nts to onn and olrlziin al a lou prim-. hooks. uhivh an- su-ln-1-ti-d for youth app:-al and lit:-run mn-'it. Thi 5:-ax. th- 'l's-ofn Agn- Book lluh has h'-ld tno halts- salt-s. had ax lhristmus party nilh all rxvhungv ol glfts. a rlinnn-r party and a lampinu lrilr. Tho' ollii-1-rs of tha- rluh ara- l'alsp lla-koi-In-r. si-on-lurxg Rin tumflli. assistant sn-1-rs-lun? and Nlarir lh-aunlry. Irv-asun-r. 'l'hn- 1-Iuh is sponsor:-d hy Nlrs. lnrl J. Larson. Lilrrariun. tlusla-rv-cl about th--ir nun:-rials :Irv 4standiug1 Joan Ilinghnnl. l'rani-is lirauu. 4-unuurd Ile-ikkiln. l lon-nn- tlngia-1 msc-ala-dv Nlrs, larl J, Larson tmliisi-rr, Patsy lb-- llorln-r. Ray tamilli. Marie M4-am' dry, and Gail llartvigh. THESPIANS The National Thespian So- ciety is an honorary group r e w a r d i n g outstanding: achievement in the field of dramatics. It is a nationwide organization with troupes in virtually every state in the union. As their entry in the One- Act Play Festival, the Thes- pians sponsored A. A. NIklne's delightfully wacky The Man in the Bowler Hat. Involved in these absurdities were the- lowl: Joel Nydahl, Barry Berglund, Lauryl Sain, Suz- anne Balconi, Sam Apostle, and Frank VVareham. Larry Miller sports the titular chapeau. Blr. Peck directed the comedy. A Laurpl Sain tpresidentb. Mary Ifllln-n Johnson tvice preside-ntl. Mr. Walter A. IH-ck lsponsorl. Mary Lynn La-Yassn-ur. llorothy Blahowald 1secro-taryrtrr-asllro-rl. DOWN: Frank W'ar1-ham. Alden Lindstrom. Larry Miller. Harold 0'Dell. FORENSICS Friends, Romans. fountry- men . . . let's give some speeches. These words could well he the theme of our 'speech demons, the For- ensic Cluh. In spite of its size, the Forensics Club is one of the busiest organizations in school, participating in three speech contests during the year. This year three of the Gra- verae-t's forensic fulminators earned superior ratings for three distinctly different typos of performance. Lauryl Sain won top honors in the field of narrative readingg Barbara VViIson excelled in the reading' of Lvric poetry: and Mary Lynn LeVasseur tri- umphed at dramatic dialogue. Miss Catherine M. Hawes serves as club sponsor. -loel Nydahl. Barry Bo-rzlund. Lauryl Sain. Suzanne Balconi. Bl-ILOW: Carol lialuz. Lauryl Sain. Sally Smith. Miss Sam Apostle. and Frank Wareham. Larry Miller sports the catherine Nl. llzuvc-s, Patricia Eleanor clark. farol lfew-r- Yitlllal' l'h8D98ll. ston. Barbara, Wilson, Bette Nlirkovich. Ham Radio Club Studies Broodcosl' Communication The Ham Radio cluh, sponsored by Mr. Wil- liam NI. Savola, is trying to encourage a greater number of students to engage in the hobby of amateur radio. This year the Hams took a field trip to one of the memher's homes to see an ama- tieur radio station in operation. They also sold programs at the district basketball tournaments to raise money for radio equipment. Officers are John VVilson, president: Arthur Ploennies, vice-presidentg Robert Savitski, secre- tary, and David Boyd, treasurer. RIGHT: Hams cluster around a standard piece of equipment. STANDING: Allen Schmeltzer. Allen Johnson, sponsor Mr. VVilliam Savola, David Lundquist. David Boyd. SEATED: Robert Savit- ski. John VVilson. Science Club Tries Numerous Experiments The Science t'lub may he small, hut it is cer- tainly one of the most active clubs in school. During the past year the club has gone on sev- eral field trips: to the sewage disposal plant, to erosion areas, and to various other points of sci- entific interest. They also enjoyed individual projects aml films on wild life. Officers are Robert Michaels, presi- dent: Francis Hoard, vice-president: and David Priehe, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Douglas F. Vlfil- liams is the cluh sponsor. RIGHT: Four research enthusiasts measure and test for another experiment: Larry Getz, sponsor Mr. Douglas F. Williams, Robert Michaels, Roger Getz, David Priebe. Proiecfion Club Aids Audio-Visual Program The Projection Club is a serx ice group useful to everyone in school because it is organized to train operators to run audio-visual machines for classroom and assembly use. VVithout these skilled projectionists, the Grav- eraet's training film programs could not be so effi- ciently utilized as they are now. The group has no officers and is sponsored by the Graveraet's audio-visual director, Mr. Curl Bullock. LEFT: Mmembers gather about a tool of their trade. TOP ROVV: VVayne Johnson, Thomas Bul- lock, James Bullock, James McGowan, Viayzxe North, VVilliam Biscomh, David Priehe, t'harles Hager. BOTTOM ROWV: George Rouman, Donald Kiva. Roger Getz. TWO TUMBLING TEAMS DO STARTLING SHOWS The Varsity and B Tumbling Teams put in long hours of practice in order to bring spectators at- basketball games half- time entertainment. Amazed audiences often admit that the drills of the tumblers rival anything to be seen on any basket- ball court. ISI'1I,OW': TIIIC R Tl'MRI,IXG TEAM TOI' ROW': Trudy McLean. TIIIRD ROW: San dra Nelson. Darleen Rosin. SI-IFOND ROW': Pa tricia Swanson, Karol Martin. Allegra Mahowald Kathryn foie. Karol Williams, BOTTOM ROW' Barbara lle5Iarse, l-ldith Martin. Margaret Gor- man. Jan Hammerschmidt. Ilona Siren, June Mar tin, Helen Rouman. ABOVE: Tlll-I VARSITY 'ITBIRLING TEAM: TOI' ROW': Darla Lawrence. THIRD ROW': Rosalie Mahowald. SEFOND ROW: Judy Grobar. Dorothy Wilson. BOTTOM ROW: Janet Antcliff. Shirley st. Onge. Joyce St. Onge. Donna' Blazlna. Judy Benson. G.A.A. KEEPS GIRLS GRACEFULLY AGILE The Girls ' Athletic Association is a club for girls interested in sports. The girls have an intramural sports program throughout the year. Officers are Marie Peltomaa, president: Lois Racine secre- tary: Barbara Wilson treasurer: Darla Lawrence and Barbara. Karahetsos, Head of Sports: Lauryl Sain, publicity chair- man. The club is advised by 'Miss E. Lee VVelden. Emulating the ancient Greek ideal of beauty, the club helps girls to become physically agile and graceful-hence beautiful-through healthful exercise. f TOI' ROW Iss I' I Wold 1 Sandra Nelson Nan hustafson Iatrlcla Nlllldli-'Il Dorothy Ongn- Barbara. De-Nlarsn Terry Iohnson Nlary I-llen Iohuson Nancy Wiseman Barbara knight Christina farlson Patrlua Angullm tarol IKHIIII Helen Rouman Ixathryn toll Nlary Walnio Barbara Wilson Barbara lxarabetsos Warne Gustafson lharlotte Raragxyanath latnua ssyanson Ruth Shan Nancy I-rlmes Ronnie Richards Xlargarnt tonnan SECOND ROW Nlary Helen NlcLean Nlary IXIIIIQ' Iuln- tlngrass Iamt tontois Lauryl Nam Donna Blallna ludy Dagenais -Kun Louisa Harkin Nlargnnrite Lambert Ian Hammorslhnndt lamu- Iaiobson Iexul Herman Wimfred Wachter Ann Ieyerston I rl Lou lottln Nlary Hogan tlorla Iusslla Karol ke-yerstou tarol Nlartln RO1TONI ROW Ruth tarlson lane-ti -hit tlitt t ll Blrgh Ilona Nunn lum Nlartln tlarin Longtime Darla lawn-nu -Annette Imlhne Nlary lrlxas Rosalie Nlahouald Klan Lou Leuke. Ile-nl-.llbn llalltrlsch. Allvkra Nlahouald. Kathleen Shay, Darle-en Rosin, Judy Renson Trudy Mclxan. 68 COMMERCIAL CLUB seeks SECRETARIAL success 'l'hs- C'onim1-rf'i:il Cliih. om- of our lzirgcir Clubs, is formi-rl for thi- piirposf' of :illowing high school girls of c-unimon inli-rf-sts lo nn-vt on si sovizil hzisis. This icuii' Ihv Crininie-rr'iiil Cluh has had SQVPFHI in- fornizil lunch:-ons in sc-hool :incl ii dress-up dinner in .Iunin OfI'ic'e'i's uw Margo Mzihowsild. president: Beverly ' , W- 'es' X 'ind B-irh'ii'i Hillhf-rg sevro arv I I- I'1 Nliss N4 niml .ind he r commercial aflclon ulis pose prettilx tor the ninnm TOP ROW J0- .lnni Ross karen hentz Hin Kas Baer, Barbara Ihllhs rf.: Nl-1 UND ROW Bc u rls Hill Wins Viola Ni-nil ll K lrol Nlusoli Sharon kent BOTTONI ROW NI.iri.,o Nl ihosmld lo.in Nluklon Judith Henne, Terrw Re nillldrd FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA TRY THEIR SKILL an ,gg-.wiv me un 1 I inr nu ring. 1 un NTXND Nl mu fi-msei ere Ju x I Nxin fr X ir ir fnge 41rUlXn Xefidin Nla ie rn, ri ro ir 4 ef line! i,. ner on NI- ATI-II Bexerlx Bernard fx 1 P v 'fi li- HP Q OFFICERS lluh olhu rs initih the ir isidi nt prow h rs: lt 1 n sir: ss ot he culinlnrx .lr uri I anne 4 ls ori ini ine hustats in tre-vortcri Bexar! cr 1 45-.irli lIllI IIldl'ldIll . ennl' Ilx n i N lpn-side nth NI rs I u ne Noril hulusa rl Ile lo n Koh f rtson fs: 1 rf tan? 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'2 ' - i ig ri- It H2lIfri.1'h ,, ' - . . . -al' - I , .. , - l- ' , .- . - .. . 4 r .1 . 3' ,, I 4 P 6: SCENE III 33 THROl'GHOI'T THE SEASON t'aithful lIl1lIl2ll.Z'l'I'S AT THE Q'LI3L.xX of James Eugenio Peterson and John Nc-lson saw to it that thig yf-ag-'S Sm-4-pssful Wu- the players were properly equipped at rehearsals and sqm, Peter Hausprnmn Wu, Performances. elected team captain by his fellow players. Disiricl: Ch mpions l'lxc'itc-nwnt ran high since- Nogaruu-0 was to lw our nvxt opponu-nt. Thvy had hvate-n us twiro in rf-gular so-ason Lfanu-s. fould our hoys pull through? Thr-5 voulcl and did, hs-ating tho Nlinc-rs 67-62 to takz- thc- llistrivt fhalnpionship. At tht- Re-gionalx in lloughtton, tha- mighty lim-dine-n lllvl the-ir rnatvh-hut it took thc- staiv vhzunpx, Stvpln-nxon. to do it. The- outlook t'or ne-xt your is 4-nvouraging. too, since- tour ot' tive- re-gular starlvrs should ha- re-turning nt-xl yvar. Lette-r winne-rs arp Majors-John l's'nglasa-, flllONl valuahlm- play-r and namvd t-o the First, All flaw B, All l'-I' Tc-anng Pe-ta-r Ilausc-rman, in-aptainlg Rom-r Lelhu-1 llon Olson: ,lark Nc-lsong Jovi Nyllahl: Larry Carlson: Roger La- Bonteq Robert Smith: Dan Franvisro, thonorahlv Illl'IlllOIl-:xll If lil: and vl2llllPS Karahvtsox. NIinorw-l,Ponar1lPvr- rin: Allan Barry: Jann-s B1-rry: and Go-orgv Blat-k. BELOVV: John Pe-nglasr, fi4'0l'.I Black, Ilan Francisco, Hoge-r l,aBont4-, Robert Smith, Donald Olson, Allan Barry, Nlr. VVilliam Brady. I Perrm Captain DISTRICT CHAMPIONS RECEIVE OSCAR For Best Performances 1955-56 Hauserman S g QQ-: Francisco LaBonte Smith Nydahl Nelson Carlson Black LeDuc Penglase Barry Player Karabetsos OIson 'I :Q-'S We Make an Auspicious Sfcrf. A FEW SCENES Does Danny Do If? BASKETBALL SHOW WE RELIVE We Dominate the Play FROM THE Stephenson. Alas. if ' 'Af 4, 4 Wifi' gk 3 QA r X L, A Q 2 fr WE K .X as A 2 xv E ? 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J , 7' , x V 4' , A Q Yu , Q X1 Q . ,, Q, Rah' Rah' Rah' The S+ars of our Show +he mlghly Senlors scored anolher lrnumph when l'hey presenled TIME OUT FOR GINGER +he class play March 22 and 23 956 The s+ory was +ha'r of a +om boyish gurl whose grea'I'es+ wish was lo play foolball The pre dlcamen+ nn+o which she gol her poor peace lovmg fafher as a resull had fhe audlence In The Fmger of Scorn The Meek Shall Inherlf the Earth b X s'l'l'l'ches lhroughoul 'lhe enflre performance Slarrlng nn lhls 'rop fllghl' cas'l were Barbara Wilson as 'rhe harmed molher who undersfands leenagers Wllllam Clulo as lhe Bull of Rlghls minded fa'I'her and Marne Pellomaa as Ginger fhe gurl who wanled 'lo be a boy or al leasl +o play foofball Fealured players were Mary Jane Brlflon and The Course of T ue Love X l-'lt n 2 TQ fL'Q3'?T' ,ffl zz 1. 1., L f M M ' 2 1 , . . . fYVi11i3m Clulgy qblarie Pellumurx. Mary June- Brillun. Jack Nelson. Bar ara Wxlson. Villiaxm f'lu!0, Ilon Olsunn SCENE N S9050-,Ld 7669 ll , . I I . . l I . . ,, . . , . I - . . 0 ll I q - I I I . , - l u 1 I , . ' z Illurlu Lzlwrence, Bzarburzl. Vilsonr fllrm OlS0n. Marie 9 Umuzar The Family Enjoys Its Troubles Zlss Boom Bah' Ja e B tton Nlare ell a Barbara XX Iso fGe0rge Summersw N lllam Flulo Palrc Deegan f caa Deegan as Ginger s snslers whose popu laruly ns lhrealened by Gmgers delermnnahon lo Ia foolball and Jack Nelson and Don OI are In lhe house when +here are 'lhree allrachve gurls around Joel Nydahl George Summers and Darla The Parry s Over Now l m K ul Lawrence made 'lhe mosl of shorl roles an 'lop nolch performances Ably dlrecled by Mr Waller A Peck 'lhe enllre casl and crew of TIME OUT FOR GIN GER deserve a bug hand for 'lhe excellenl work lhey did In making The Sensor Play such a huge success Prmcnpals Hove Thenr Troubles Too eMary n Y w rl , . i P oma'. 'i, n. - - I. Gull 40.4 Q24 H SEMOR PLAY P Y l . . - . son as lwo of lhe boyfriends who lusl' nalurally . ' ' ' 1E:nrlmr:L Wllsnn, Wil lil Tl 01 fllilflf' Pe-Wrfnmzm, Joel Nyflnhlr Promenade Around The Hall MAY 7, I955 univfu Paaaicfe 3ame The big momenl' for any class is +heir prom, and so if was for +he Juniors las+ year when +hey presenled SOME ENCHANTED EVE- NlNG. The fheme was enchan+menl, all righf, wi+h fhe pink, black, and silver decoralions. The pink and black lrees wi+h 'rheir filmy silver foliage seemed +o come s+raigh+ ouf of a won- JUNIOR PROM gncfzanllecf guanine derland. The orcheslra was fine, and +he music was perfec'I'l The mos+ exciling momenl, of course, was 'lhe coronalion of Prom Queen Ru+h Ha'H'ula, who led fhe Grand March wi+h her escorf. Rulh made a lovely queen, and her reign over 'lhe evening added up +o complele enchanfmenf. V Q M ,1r, 2 1,, , i'.m,'m'mgg?,,? 8 '11 wa, Q' QQ my 5 :AA -1f: , am Win 4. Q! , I4 f-xx gk Mu F Head Coach Hart VVarren Yoder Wifh fourleen of las+ year's leflermen relurning, 'lhe Graverael's lrack +eam looked good in early lrials. Our lraclc men have 'ro be somelhing like vaudeville per- formers. ln 'lrack if is noi' a mailer of feamwork in all lhe evenls, al+hough re- lays depend on synchroniza+ion, bul a mal- fer of individual performance which ac- cumulales lhe poinls necessary for winning a meel. The re+urning lelfermen lhis year were Richard Robinson, Gerald Dagenais. George Summers, Gordon Levine, Rich- ard Oberg, Arlhur Ploennies, Joel Nyclahl, Roger LeDuc, Gerald Gorman, James La- TRACK STRESSES THE PROWESS Garald Dugenais Dan Francisco Richard Uh:-rf-T If ss si 'L as Roger LeDuc James LaFond ON YOUR INIARKS: Gerald Dagenais, Michael Black, Albert Deiter, James Bystrom, Jon Peterson, David Boyd, Gerald Luoma. Fond, John Penglase, Dan Francisco, and David Yoder. Nine of +hese le++ermen are seniors, ancl Coach William Harf sfaled near 'Ihe opening of fhe season, Our success for 'rhis season will depend upon how well Ihe seniors develop. The early repor+s are promising, bu+ +he responsibili+y is on +he seniors. Coach Hari' also said fha? +here would be a number of underclassmen +his year who would be refurning Io Ihe squad for nexl' year's season. Wi+h Ihis in mind, 'Ihe vaudeville fans of 'Ihe Graverae+ Reper+ory Thea+er can look forward Io ano'I'her fine season of 'track nex+ year. OF THE INDIVIDUAL PERFORMER John Penglase Coach Pang!-ani Jovl Nydahl Gordon Levine Richard Robinson George Summers Gerald Gorman TOP RUN: Vorwr William R Hart. I-'rert In-ro:-he-r Wesm-x I.iI-'uyelte I-'mnk W:irs1r.:im John Penrre Joe1Nyd:1hl fler:iiflDz12:PhJ11S I P4-rf-r Form Imn I-'rum-lsr-o, Joseph f3llVl9F. Jm-L: Nelsoa Xlif-I if- Ye!-er' 'f' -e K:.r.'hc-iso: Wflmm Nyquisx, Roger I.:IBonte Jo I'err-rson Us-rnlil Luomci, 4'o:ic'l. Ji-rrx Pnnzruzzz 5l'110NIl RUN: Iilflmrfl Iiolm,-or .Inc-IG Hoyle' l.:nrrv Maki Inn: Ynrirlenlmom. Jaime Husrrrfnz .Xrtliur I'lm-nun-s Km-1th Kem. Frunk Rothwell fizirx I-jxesrsorz lI:ix.41 Inirifiiqlzlst Rrlxf-P Fletrlsf-r Ilfzvlrl Hull, George Summer Jzinu-s Be-Fri lillT'l'0Xl RUN: Mir-hue! Rf-ynzirfi Mn- ' I-'ur Iiirhnrfl 'I'ouc-lilnski llnvifi Howl fleruwi Hormzu Jolly. Pos! Allrlizml Hlmlk, John Penulzisr Hour-r I,e-Ibm linger Kimp l'f1:N'Ii'f!.l4vl.1isflr. 7' 1' T l--l --l ,s 1' D .- det I 'Z C ' ' C . . 5 . CN. Q. Hi ' 9 ll F f' , -. - f V - ' -, V . I , - - ' 1 'A ' V ' v ' I - 6: V- ' 3 I Q V I ' , ' 4 A xo I v. C ' ' ' i Q I S 4 M 4 , vi, I J' ' 'l 6 I I 4' 'lf Q1 ilYk,'9'i1' -' -' we ...L 4 LX? 43 .41 Q slr., S' A fi Qi ,I gc ATE Q Q' 21 ima qv' t '-1. rx akimf fza Seanad The Taller has several firsts this year including the Senior Personalities section and the addition of Howard Junior High to the yearbook. Here we in- troduce another new section showing what goes on behind the CURTAIN. These are actual scenes showing the DRAMA STUDENTS as they prepare for the final polished PERFORMANCE. BEFORE . . . The calm before the storm. The STAGE DOORS are closed waiting for the magic open sesame of the THEATER, curtain going upun . . AND AFTER Spring Fever is evident. as Graveraelfs THESPIANS pass to their classes. SET DESIGNERS Without our halvntvd SET ll ESIGNERS, Graveraefs PRODITTIONS would not have thfxir customary profes- sional touch. This depart- mf-nt also takes r-are of our puhlirity. EXPERIMENTS UNLIMITED Future- svientists work on an f-xp-1-rinu-nt to improve- cf-rtain materials use-d in se-I v o n s t r u 0 t i 0 n. lncidvntal- ly, Grave-ras-t's roof is still i.n- tact. COSTUME DEPARTMENT l'nd1-r 4-are-ful supervision the- I'0STl'Ml'1 DESIGN!-IRS plan thc' STAGE VVARD- RUBIC for the STARS. The- finishe-d products show imagi- native- df-signing' and e-xpa-rt vruftnnmnship. fi , jf lay? M wg QJW ,lf ff X Af fhwwf ,ffffflliv if zkfif ffwf 297??infgfy! if f f f APPLE PIE. X ANYONE? Each spring the girls' cook- ing class and the boys' wood- working class trade places, and each year the boys vow that they are the better cooks. Even ACTORS must eat. BUSINESS MANAGERS OF OUR TROUPE Our DIRECTORS require the help of the commercial students in carrying on the husiness end of SHOW. The typists are responsible for the letters to our BACKERS and those adding machines come in handy ln figuring the cost of our PRODUCTIONS. SET BUILDERS The woodworking class is responsible for the construc- tion of the FLATS used for scenery of the PLAYS. The class also builds many of the shelves, tables and cahlnetx that are needed for the com- pleted SET. Iiiiil ' al gm, 2 -uh lun! 'N l' fx W 1 -Q? i 2 5 ' ' 1 Xing ,M gk ft 3 , Q W Npx mdrii O W g J' U i Dorofhy Splmfer and Lauryl Sam are fwo Two ofher nuors who l p e s e nf of fhe members of fhe upper fen per cenf of speeches which fhey fhemselves composed +he sensor class who were chosen fo be com are Lows Remsllard and Joel Nydahl They mencemenf speakers wull asslsf af fhe farewell ceremomes LA COMMEDIA E FINITA In fhe llfe of every young ACTOR fhere comes a fume when he graduafes from a REPER TORY THEATER and musf venfure ouf Info fhe world fo falce his place on fhe STAGE OF LIFE Thaf day rapndly approaches for us and we face nf more relucfanfly fhan we would lulce fo admlf Buf we are full fledged ACTORS now and can no longer sfay wlfh fhe REPERTORY THEATER We bud a fond farewell fo a very dear parf of our lnves buf fhe GRAVERAET REPERTORY THEATER and fhe years we spenf fhere In apprenflceshup will have a special place ID fhe mem ory of fhe CLASS OF l956 NNN Sv l 1 -'-fun. , ,N,,f-0 5'-is-gps.. A , ff, - .. ' In -M ' ' WM, 3,.:.',k A fa- eaming 141316-0220-414 . . . Somefhing new has been added. This year, for fhe firs+ fime in +he his'rory of bolh schools, Howard Junior High School and Graverael' High School are combined under one adminis'fra- +ion. This si'l'ua'l'ion really malzes fhe iunior high people sludenfs of 'lhe high school, and for 'lhis reason, we are dedica'I'ing ro +hem 'lhis porfion of fhe year book. We would like +o offer you jus? a li'H'le peek a+ wha+ goes on over af fhe iunior high, as well as a loolc a+ +he people who do fhe going on. ln +he following pages you will see +he homeroom pic+ures, and you will be, as we were, aslounded by 'lhe number of sfudenfsg +he ban cl, orchesfra, choruses which are fhe reserve from which nexf year's high school music depar+men+ will draw 'ro replace 'lhe 'lalenl +hey los+ in +he graduafion of lhe seniors, spor+s ac+ivi+ies in which lhe alhleles begin lo learn +he coor- dinalion and spiril' of +eam play lhaf enable our high school coaches +o furn ouf such lop-flighl feams, and you will also see 'the leachers who have done all lhe worlc which we lcnow always goes hand in hand wilh lurning our such a fine group of sfudenls. And so Ladies and Genflemen, 'the sfaff of fhe I956 TATLER +alces greal' pleasure in pre- senling +o you a snealc preview of Graverael' Reperlory Theafer's COMING ATTRACTIONS. 90 I ,. 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BERG'S HOMEROOM TUI RON Robert Coppens Ron1ld Beckmln Dan Brltton Theodore Roulex Theodore Blrkholf Tl1'fl0lllN Bullock I-rneit tonnors Jlmei Be-.2 Gerald Bloom 11111011 Brown Due P1 lock I l11rles fhfl'-1116 Xll 1n l-ll men Sift UND ROB C lxde lle non 'wlxrx Bulfo Dolores Bengrx ihiron B1-,1l fX'1V.llGFlY'lE fldrk Nl1r1 lou Buel1olt7 hiren Berrx Jicquellne fillfllflll Donna BTIIIOH D'1rlene f Lrey Jamee BOHUIITX THIRD RON 'Nlr Berg lorrune Be-1ud1n Krlstln Bolltho 1015 Clark Snrd Berglund Nllrle Xhn onja Blegler Julle Xkk alfa BUTTON! RON QHITOFI BI'O79k Iunell Beauprex J: n 1rr 1h K1ren B1l1rm1n lmm1 B1r er Nhncx Bell Sue Bengtson Feorgme tulem in Knn fdrlxon SEVENTH GRADE MISS ESTHER JOHNSONS HOMEROOM T01 RUN NI1'-s Johnson Ronald VS est Donald Zllmer P11 Scholleld VS1lI1 lm Yeadon t erlld Rnner Norm 111 Tuxmdl 1 J 1mes Soil Vernon XK1ll1f1mQ Robert XX .ilk Joseph VS oodbrltlge D nxd V estrile VK 1l'11m Qholtens Robert LeXla1re Fr 1n11-, XX ard Joseph NX ard Russell T'1rr1Q Jerome SICOIIQ NPI UN D RON Robert 4 1rk'1 Donald Qxxenor Norm 1n R05 D 11 1d Thompeon Ron alrl 11d Smlth Alan Saunders Row Shaw Terrx Steen BUTTON! 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CYIHG' Pim XIILKIIYVN drex IISGHSIKI 6- 1 kd 111 Ill x I e S EIGHTH GRADE MR RYoHo1.Ms HoMERooM Till RUN r xr mlm 111 x 1 11 o 1 D11 ll itenf.,' n Roger John-.on J IYTIPS rexxer Fl om ls imxlh IJ 11111 1rk11v1 11.1-1 o mg 4 ll X nllelt Robert Ploenmes IJ 11141 Soul lere C eo M 11rd BOTTUNI RUN nnle I 1 11 1 1 11116 XI xrlene Xnder'-on Xl 1rcell1 Q1'-xetllle nclrn mlre n 1 1 en fx nson ancx ume o rn 1 ne uron Jol1n-.rm C h mrlotte Prlehe X11r1I1 n XI nr ln MISS MARY ELLEN JOHNSONS HOMEROOM TUI' ROW: Miss Johnson. 11211111 Lomprey. James LJAFCJFILIIIS. Peter Chubb. Wes ey Mukl. XYilliam Taylor. NY:1y11e Hwurd. Louis KUJJXUSUII. SEIUND ROW: Judith Berryn1z111. Roger S11-otte. I-'r:1111-ls Stewart. John Heliin. Paul Beaucl111mp. George Lyons Paul XY11in1o. Cory Fi11kbeiner. Melun Slang. G:1rl:1ml Koepp Bonnie 1,1111 1'o11nors. J111iyH:1l1kz1. BOTTOM ROW: Murilee Ma'I.:111gl1ln. Judy Zueuel. Mzarmn Martin. Joyce Dionne. JoAnn Benzlng, Margaret Glbson. Ann Slmw. Judy Pauem. Karen DEX'0USJllT9. 94 HOWARD Now thai the Howard Junior High School is offieiaily a rnf-ntber of the Graveraet' vompany under one administra- tion. c'onsiderable plan- ning is neeessary to make the two c-urrivula supplement earh other. Howard Fat-ulty mem- 'mers now meet regular- ly with Graveraet teach- vrs to fuse elementary and advanced courses in- to one organized whole, FACULTY VVorking: in eonjunv- tion with Principal Paul M. Kotila, Mr. VVilliam F. Brady this year acts as roordinator for the Howard School and spends at least hall' of his sehool day in that building. This hereulean task he performs in ad- dition to serving as a teaching member of the Graveraet fac'ult'y and .ts head basketball :'oa0h. HOWARD TRAINS NEOPHYTES FOR GRAVERAET MH. P.Xl'l. I.. Blfllifi I-1, S.. M, S. wnrztxeth .tl.c'higan rmlefze tmkersity nt' Blleliigan Industrial Arts MRS. l-1Y.Xl.D P. BYSTRKJM B. A.. M. A. Northern Michigan Vollegze- Vntversity ot' Michigan XVayne Ifniversilx' S1191-ia! l-Zfltmatmn A .t.' - l t 7t1'V ' I. ,., , . I , .. .fluff . R .1 lv L' Ylj Lp RIMS, .Xl'l1lf1l.l-I lie-li1n'lllfZl' B. A. Nlirhtgar. State I'h1xe-ratix Altt't..g:at: State- Nlfrnza 4'olle,g+- lim: wt. l,1tf-ratiirv MRS. ANN XV. HIVKS B. S. Northern Michigan Folleiqe Michigan State Vn versity Dean nf Girls Home Eervnnmivs l. rx J' X 1 -.K 'rx lx X, it i -Kit i XL EV! x 1 Nxt Y Miss r:s'riiiSi..ti.fUoiiNsoN Q. B. sk No 'ern .. ' i n Pollege . rf istoT5' .. QQJW RUSS llll,Ill-1f9.Xlilll-I JOHNSON H S Northern Nlirhtgan Vol 1-'uv Ynrm' Mu-av X IQQ XIXPY I-III-N JOHNSON! 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J0nda llallfrasch Quzanne Fnsk Farol Bx strom kenneth Johnson Na wx I aFren1ere Xlexandra Grax as HO ARD INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL MUSICIANS PREPARE FOR ANNUAL Musac seems Io be Ihe mosl' ampor+anI exlra Ihe Howard band and orches+ra recen'rIy fan curricular ac'I'avaI'y aI' Howard Junaor Hugh :shed a very successful season School A+ Ieas'I nfs +he achvaiy whach an The Ihree choruses garIs bo s and mixed volves 'Ihe mosI' people 'Ihere s a reason for darecfed by Mass Hlldegarde Jo nson gave sev 'rhas Ihe Howard musac groups are a 'oy +o eral concerfs Ihas year loan and a 'oy Io hear The clamax of Ihe season was Ihe spec+acu Under Ihe Ieadershap of Mr James Smeberg Iarly successful Sprung ConcerI' May 4 Till RUN Tom Bolatho Peter f I uhb f rx kropp I xnn 1- rlrkson Ill ana Schneider hrls Bolltho Vlr Qmeberg THIRD R055 Pa raL1'1 Helkkala Sharon Basal Nantx I-rackson R harrl Ifrohng I arrx Hath lharlene Reathel Barbara Qwxeenex Donald Zllmer a xx ard I axx rx Iohn Korhonen D axad Bullock Robert Brock eh urst IJ anlel Puuska Robert Bureau Paul VIAIFIIO f arlton Babb Helen xnderson Bettx iunclaen Roger Johnson Xlchael Io ferald Bloom XX alter Xnflerson Cordon Stobbelar James Sola Claxton Broxxn John lennu. 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Patrlt-ta Petersen Patsy' land- ouist. Susan Vearve, FIRST RON: Jufly Salo, Alexan- dra Grlvas. Roberta Rodgers. .Xhce Darllng. .Ionda Hal'- frisc-h. Jackilyn Flinton, Sue Gustafson. Mary' Lou Bur-hholtz. MXED liifli. ROW: Edward Lawry, Tom Bolitho, Davlfl Lornprey. SIXTH RON: Henry Jackson, Jack Maki. John Fennig. Robert Bureau. Terry Nyquist. Jac: Murphy. Timothy Bullock. Wayne Vatnilli. l-'llf'l'Il RON: liodger Johnson. Robert Brant. Iianiel Ruuska. Vlayton Brown. Jann-e Olson. Diana Zettle. .Xnn Carolyn. Irene Uust. I-'Ol RTII ROXY: Jud, l,axtrent'e. Karen Pearce. Trudy Johnson. Fhris Bolltho. Susan Hoard. Marilvn Martin Judy' Zweifel, Suzanne Frisk. THIRD RON: Marcia Randall. Kay Payant. Farol XYallace. Nancy LaFren- iere. l,o1s Fletcher, Jac-kilyn Vllnton. Sue Gustafson. Patrlc-ia Peterson. al-KONI! ROW: Judy Mason. Roberta Rodgers. Bonnie Snyder. Marllee xII'I.IllH1llllIl. Jonda llal'lrus.-h ,Xllce Irarhnzz. Diana Lamxrand, Maxlnu Peart-e I-'IRST ROXY: Vharleen HIVSIII. Alexandra Grlvas, Gloria Lehtotnakx. Sandra I.aLonde. Pam Mlcklow. Marion Martin, Karen McI'herst-n .Xnn Johnson. CHORUS BOYS' GLEE CLUB HU Ii RON: Paul XYa1nlo Mlrhael Sade. lfr:lnv1-1 l lltnllaer. James Moy'e, Wzlyne Hautlo. slXTIl RON: Garx Aho, James Nleholas, John Korhonen. .Jovk Mwkz. fiom-rt Hurt-all, Iilvlxald llelkkalrl Ilonal-l Ztlrner 'Ler- .4-1 'l'ruf1v:lu l lI 'l'Il RON: Ilavlul Iamlnywrn-5 'I'1nxotll'- Hu.lot-1-Q 'Thomas Herrnzln. Gera'tl B'oorn John I-'enntg 'Dart Hevord llanlel Huuska I-'Ol RTII ROYY: lion Mar- ' ' ' rv tlr Irennxs Keougrh. Peter Vlluhh Roger Johnson. Rom-rt B 1 5 Brant iilvlltlrrl Frollng .Yan Founders llzlxlvl West- -' 7, v on ,Q rate iTHiRlD ROW: l-lol-ert Bron-klelnxrst. Tom llekoulzer Jlm 50.1, Willard Mclean. Davld Bullock Ronald Bet-E nzart Fl ar'es f'lll'l4Il9 Pau' Bean:-harnp sl'11ONll RON: lu-rr'-A Vontols Patrulk Ihxtrley George Iaons Glo-5. lflnliheaner. lwlrnrnett 4'llI'I'l6 Clayton Brown. Xfrtnoz Roy Ylrtor Mattson. I-'IRST RON: Step-hen Jollns-In Toni Holltho. Jae Mury-hx. Terrx Nyqtnst Henry' .ldllno I-Jluartl lnturx, XYa3ne l'am1'!1, Ralph lllnts:-la OUR SPECIAL THANKS TO: GUELFF PRINTERS ASSOCIATION for printing the yearbook. DORRAY PHOTO FINISHERS for processing the pictures DULUTH PHOTO ENGRAVING COMPANY for making the cuts BART OF LEMON STUDIO for advice and help with photog raphy MR TOIVO S SEILO for photography MISS CATHERINE HAWES for edltorlal advice and proof reading THE FACULTY OF GRAVERAET AND HOWARD for their cooperation and help scheduling and Identifying pictures OUR ADVERTISERS AND PATRONS for helping the financing of the yearbook THE TATLER REPRESENTATIVES for sellmg advertisements and subscriptions GEORGE ROUMAN for messenger service TATLER STAFF Editor In Chief Art l'd1t0r I I'd1 N nur hilt r IXIIIP I-ht I' uulh l'Kllt0l rl Fill 1 r nc I' lt r 'lv n t L gr: Business Manager Advisers 101 96 Mary Lynn LeVasseur lhflkfllld C arl on Laurwl Sam I arol I won Nl zrgue rite I lmlu rt Nlirlm luk 01 1 xr n Ronald luhn on h I :rl lm I Ant: I hu ext: la hmm, l N Mr Tolvo H Sello Mass Catherine M Hawes Mr Clarence Thornby . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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' ,' . .99 8 76 77 01 9 1 COMPLIMENTS A OF FR END 0 THE CITY MARQUETTE SALUTES THE CLASS Compliments of FLETCHER'S 302 Division Street Marquette Michigan Our Sincere Thank You to All Advertisers who have Helped to Make this Tatler Success THE TATLER STAFF OF OF T955 A o 108 MARQUETTE PHARMACY J 81 J Erspamer W W q M OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL Rellable Service Garage GENERAL REPAIRING AND OVERHAULING Sprung at Lake Street Marquette Phone CA 6 2801 THE VOGUE the tashIon center tor women s wear MAROUETTE MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS TIFFANY CAMERA SHOP W tW h gt McLaughlin Hardware 225 South Front Street BUlldel'S Hardware Palnts RICHARD S SPORT SHOP EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORTSMAN 143 West Wash ngton St Dlal CA 6 6071 CYR BOTTLED CO Marquette and Munlslng coMPLIMENTS OF BOBS SHOE HOSPITAL bhd PETER WHITE AND COMPANY GENERAL INSURANCE q M SAMUEL F OAKEY Abstract ot TItles Peninsula Granlte 81 Marble Co OUARRIERS DESIGNERS MANUFACTURERS OFFICE AND DISPLAY AT 401 wEsT WASHINGTON STREET MAROUETTE MICHIGAN Thls Space Contmbuted FrIend ot Graveraet 22l est ashington Street Mar uette, ichigan . O I Esta lis e l854 l I2 First National Building - Mar uette, ichigan trom . 225 es as in on Street , Y i reet 109 PENNEYS Always FIrs+ Oualuty 117 Washlngton Street Marquette MIchIgcIn Your Famllys Health IS Prlceless Choose your pharmacIs+ wI+h the same care as you choose your doc tor You can depend on our ro fesslonal SGFVICSS THE PRESCRIPTION stone PENDILL PHARMACY COMPLIMENTS or THE TIRE RETREAD CO CONGRATULATIONS' OUR OWN BAKERIES LEO F GANNON SAWMILL Box 748 CAnaI 6 3951 M rq ette M ch gan COMPLIMENTS OF LOU S APPAREL COMPLIMENTS OF SPEAR 8: SONS COAL AND BUILDING MATERIALS MARQUETTE SERVICE CO S uth Front nd Genesee Streets Ph ne CA 6 9411 Morq ette Mlchlgan BILL BUSTER JOHN Q I 'A' I O O I . Manufacturers of Hardwood and White Pine Lumber a u , i i 0 I ' . p - o a 0 - u I . . 110 SIG WILSON MOTORS Chrysler PIymou+I'1 and Volkswagen Motor Car CONGRATULATIONS THE NORTHLAND HOTEL CLASS OF I956 Lake Superior Dsnlng Room Sky Room and Iviarqueiie Rooms FOR SPECIAL BANOUETS SCHNEIDER BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY TELEPHONE CA 6 3551 Bob Beaudry s 66 ront Street Pho e CA 6 3971 rqu tte Mlchg n WHITE S 1001 North Th rd Str 1001 ITEMS eryth ng to Eat and Dr nk BEST WISHES MEL'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Goodyear and Firestone Tires Front and Genesee Streets CA 6-7502 Marquette, Michigan LAKE SHORE, INC. Franz Menze GENERAL CONTRACTOR MAROUETTE, MICHIGAN 111 i' Som F n , , A lieirif ifligigfe I Ma e , ' i a i eet Ev i i IF Q Phone CA 6-6841 County Road No. 550 F. H. RAISH Manufaclurer Norlhern Hardwoods and Hemlock Marquel'l'e Mlchlgan Besl Wishes TO THE CLASS OF I956 FROM The Brebner Machinery Company Inc HORNBOGEN AUTO SALES 800 West Wash ngton Sfre r Phone CA 6 3681 SINCLAIR REFINING CO Jame C Bullock LEMON S STUDIO PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS 6 T T N6f+h Third Phone CA 6 97I rv16fqu6++6 Muchugan Olson Molors lnc FORD MERCURY LINCOLN A I USED CARS Phon 6 CA 6 6568 and CA 6 6569 CA 6 2851 NYOUIST JEWELER q M J 81 R Radlo and Televlslon 2 N fh Th d Pho 6 CA 6 9900 Marquetf Much gan Marq en M chlgan . I O O O H ' ' ijigf-'Tu' T i e ' - I S . ' Phone - 1 '9 Jewelry--Welch Repair-Gills I I7 N. Fronl' Sfreel Mar uelle, ichigan e - . 6 9 or ir n - e' I I u e, i ' 11 I CLIFFS DOW Best Wlshes to the Class of l956 Cliffs Dow Chemlcal Company Vlctor E Ahonen Lumber Company Manufacturer of Quality Lumber Marquette Mlchlgan FIRESTONE TIRE SALES AND SUPPLY Home AND AUTO ACCESSORIES 2I'I South Front Str et Phone CA 6 2503 TONELLA 81 RUFP Tops an Furniture Selection LANE CEDAR CHESTS KROEHLER HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD VIRG S BOOTERY Shoes for the Family Marquette Lmoleum 81 Tlle Co 313 S uth Front Street Phone CA 6 7191 COMPLIMENTS Your Shell Dealer BARRON INSURANCE AGENCY DAHLKE OIL CQMPANY UNION NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Marquette Mlchlgan Phone CA 6 3321 'A' 'A' Marquette, Michigan . . 0 l e 113 Horrigan Oil Company 'Phillips' COMPLIMENTS OF Consolidated Fuel and Lumber Company Your Source For Quality Building Malerials PHONE CA 6-7546 QUALITY HARDWARE Builders Hardware Paints 221 South Front Street Phone CA 6 3061 Marquette Michigan COMPLIMENTS OF SPECKER MOTOR SALES D dg Wlly IE UNION NATIONAL BANK THE BANK OF FRIENDLY SERVICE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MARQUETTE MICHIGAN Flowers For All Occasions LUTEY S GREENHOUSES 722 West Wash ngto St eet q d N 9 Marqu tte Phon CA 6 9957 o I g . U I ' Y I o I o e- I s-Diamondl I n r Mar ueH'e an e aunee 9 e - A. J. Lutey, Proprietor 114 RAISH OIL COMPANY WHOLESALE GULF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS KELLY - SPRINGFIELD TIRES 81 BATTERIES TELEPHONE CA 6 7311 MARQUETTE, MICHIGAN FOR INSURANCE WRIGHT AND YORK Donckers MAROUETTE MICHIGAN I896 T H 'A' COMPLIMENTS OF BUTCH ANDERSON'S 'lr B +WI1es+o+I1 Cla of 56 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY q H IVI a MEMBER FDIC LEVINE BROTHERS Plumbing Heating CA 6 9981 kle A Heat e es is e ss I9 Mar ue e, ichig n Marquette - 219 West Washington Stre In Business Since . h FF, C d, Win r uI'omei+ic . ning First on 'rh firing Iune 115 COFFEE CUP FOR FINER FOOD Marque++e, Michigan Congra+ula+lons +o Graverae+ Gradua+es from your S+andard Orl Dealer Fran s S'I'andard Service Four+h and Washmgion Srreefs Compllmen+s of Howard C Treado Washlngfon Shoe Sfore Exclusive Shoe Sfore MARQUETTE VENEER COMPANY Manufacturers of Hugh Grade Rotary Cut Hard Wood Veneers WE BUY GOOD HARDWOOD VENEER LOGS Congrafulahons +o Class of 56 I o ' I O O 116 P . . 4 'MIT YOUR JOSTEN CLASS RING FINE JEWELRY TO SYMBOLIZE THE BEST YEARS OF YOUR LIFE JOSTEN S 1897 Our 60th Annlversary 1957 George Carlson Representative I300 Vaughn Avenue Ashland Mnchngan 'Kh- 0 JOHNSON'S QUALITY DRUG STORES IWaIgreen Aqenciesl Marquette and Ishpeming, Mich. Phone CA 6 6566 Phone HU 6-8641 ver est W's o THE GRADUATING CLASS OF GRAVERAET S t 56 THE MINING JOURNAL WDMJ AND WDMJ TV MacDonalds Music Store 200 South Front Street GENERAL ELECTRIC OIL HEATING G E Johnson 81 Company 315 WEST WASHINGTON ST DIAL CA S 9881 E y B nh T Class o ' 'A' I . I 0 Phone CA 6-7621 Marquette L 117 NEXT TO HOME THE BEST PLACE TO EAT Bes+ WIsI1es 'ro The Class of ,956 BON TON CAFE JAMES PICKANDS 81 COMPANY HAWES JEWELRY ELGIN WADSWORTH HAMILTON COAL ILLINOIS WATCHES BELOVED DIAMONDS SILVERWARE CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE SOO HARDWARE COMPANY MAROUETTE CA 6 7521 SAULT STE MARIE IRON RIVER 118 0 O 232 WeS+WaSI'Iing+on S+ree'I M q 'H M I1 THERES A HOME IN YOUR FUTURE BEGIN PLANNING FOR IT Closser Realty Co COMPLETE REAL ESTATE k SERVICE P Room No 1 Kre ge Bldg Marquette M chIgan M Phone CA 6 7061 W ALL DEVELOPING AND PHOTO W FINISHING IN THIS BOOK T T F WJN M t DORRAY STUDIOS E J LONGYEAR Diamond Drlllmg Shaft Slnklng Geological and Mining Reports Manufacturers of Dlamoncl Drills and Supplles PLANTS AT Marquette, Michigan General Offices Minneapolis, Minnesota Foshay Tower North Bay, Canada Minneapolis, Minnesota 119 . D. R. H. Borcleau Dr. B. T. Mic Iow D. . Hornbogen, M. D. ' 'I is - ' J. c. Harkin, . D. - F. . Rosendahl, D. D. S Mark T. Payant, D. D. S. . P. Thomas, D. D. S. Robert . Berry, M. D. . . orris, O. D. . . ason BY Syria's Barbershop Ros+en's Pas ry shop . 4 . Q Q Q 0 I . Q . . . 1 GETZ S Congratulations to Class of 1956 q M Guelff Printers Assn Ru ers Printers Binders Largest Commercial Print ng Establishment n the Upper Pen nsula Phone CA 6 9955 PETERS 81 LARSON General Insurance q M d W dyt BEAUTY IS BIG BUSINESS A CAREER AWAITS YOU U P BEAUTY ACADEMY 135 West Blutt Street Compliments of THE MEN S STORE COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR FRIENDLY NORDIC AND DELFT THEATRES ERIKSSON RADIO GE Radio and Tel vs o Ph CA 6 738I IO7 N th F th St t CARROL MOTOR SUPPLY Marquette Ishpeming Automotive Parts and Equipment C 81 S Freight Salvage 315 So th Front Street Phone CA 6 8281 Slightly damaged and unclaimed freight STAFFORD DRUG CO The Rexall Store Fstabllshed In 1859 Paine, Webber, Jackson 8: Curtis Established 1879 MEMBERS PRINCIPAL STOCK AND COMMODITY EXCHANGES 104 106 Harlow Block Ma quette, Michigan WAGNER AGENCY Insurance and Real Estate 107 Bacon Building Marquette. Michigan 1 I ' Mar uette, ichigan . I Marquette County's Lea ing Store in Men's and omen's Rea - o-Wear I . . Shoes and Accessories . . i ' i i I I3 North Front Street Mar uette, ichigan . O 0 . I u I U 5 ' e i i n ' ' one - ' or our ' ree r 17554 W MEL ,ff fig! QZWKM L QZWZQ ' 1125 U VG 5 L1 56 QW , W f QM-JRUM SQ H JWZW wwf! map,