Graveraet High School - Prism Yearbook (Marquette, MI)
- Class of 1960
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J' , ,j .qi f 'lu w EL X, fe, . 'I' v I 1 , If Y. v 1 f . .. ,. we W- ww-, e . ,,, . B ,, . M '. 4, , , . F1 l L 5 . 5' A O , 1 3 1 2 ll J JN,- 'Er 1 V -l .- , . X 'vb 4 I K. W. . ,, -, . x-. . ,V 1, I U s 1 w 1 T11 ,A UW. 1 ,lpJi .5f3E:51 kg 1 4111? I ,x gm, .,, ,, :P . 's- K. '!. fl' A 451' -Q .X .- 1 L -J 1 7 1 1 . I , , 1. 4 w - u , 1 P Nl 335' 'gal HMM ilw 7fze 1960 7a1flea Qaaaeaael' Sefton! lflaaqueifie, Wficfn. Wa-fume 50 meacdjid-It We, the members of the Graveraet High School Tatler Staff wish to dedicate the 1960 yearbook to the students of Graveraet. Their records and achievements have been a notable tribute to this school. We wish to express our gratitude to the students for their outstanding sportsmanship and co' operation in all phases of school life. 2 S is-.. .5 1. vw 3, Q vw 'i v 1 1 ,X xi . X 5. . ff, ..' S My lg ky u a ' A gs , i 1 ,iv ,af Q 1 i N X-W fe, Q X Y x 9 I --,, ---.- Q XXX- ky, 1 L , ., I M ev. Ai l lwi gf 'X 1 ,, 'Y I Q ill' 5 1 N an x 5' 0 vsp' in D 1' O Jw- X ' - 31 Q jg . ,K k i, .p I Nw X . 1 'SL NR xr ' , Nwi, . gun-no X -f gf 5, Q s N E X X S X x xx, is X gL 5 A ' J 'if .' :fx I C '1 mt af emzmzi Introduction ,.,...... Administration ..,...... Senior Class ....... Student Life ....... Student Body ......, Athletics .,.,... Activities ....... Qrganizati-ons ...,.i. Index ,,,... Advertisements .....,., 4 Page .. 5 6 .. 20 ., 42 .. 52 .. 66 .. 88 H102 H119 H122 4aaewaa Knowledge is power! The power to set new records in our rapidly progressing world. In this age of realism, these three words have struck a cord of universal assent in the hearts of Americans. As you walk along the pathway of life you begin to underf stand and use the knowledge that you gained during your years in high school. Each class participated as a whole to set its own individual rec-ord. They were made in scholastic ability as well as athletic ability and each organization tried its very best to help set and maintain these records. Wlien you walk along life's highway you will learn to under' stand and apply the power of reason your education gave you. ln this age when education is so greatly stressed you should learn to the extent of your ability to reach your highest ambitions. J 1qJmin13LZ'fmZ'i0n Each year as more records are made .and broken, who are the people responsible for these fantastic achievements? They are the group that .are known in our society as teachers. Teachers are responsible for the wellfequipped students of Graveraet. They .are there to teach stu' dents to become useful citizens so that our country will remain a strong and united nation. Cur country could not do without the teach' ers who serve not only as instructors but as guides and counselors every day of every year. They are as indispensable as the President and Congress of our United States. ,f l, If XX 'QS' T7 ll me-'6 6 ,..:..-Q A S 9 M -mn: -,,,...'v MN .53 K 'fi' Sf 4 Pam-of .A-1 We wiki 131+ Good Education To Progress ln ihe I959-60 school year, Graveraei had a 'iofal of 45 ieachers on ihe faculfy. Of ihis number I2 were new ihis year. This siaff 'I'augh+ an enrollmenl' of 833 siudenis. The Tailer Sfaff would like io exiend 'io ihe faculiy of Graveraei a warm 'ihanlcs for iheir cooperaiion in geiiing 'ihis year's Annual pub- lished on schedule. Mr. Henry J. Boihwell Slim-ril1toi1clvi1t Marquette Public Schools Mr. Paul M. Koiila-Principal Miss Catherine M. Hawes-Counselor 9 MR. IC. WENDELL ANDERSON Me-tal Work, Mau-hinv Shop MISS SARAH BOTTRELL Unitvd Statvs History MR. JACK BARATTO Spanish, Frvnvh MR. DONALD BOWERS United States History Unitvd States Gove-rnnwnt MR. I IOWARD BFIRRYMAN Drafting MR. FREDRICK BRISCOE English, Spf-1-Ch IO QQ, A Q . Kr Qi? S, . A-vs. Q ' ' ?EL?'5!?Q?ff -L mxgzfrggx, S xi?wag ,r -1 5.5 .. :, . E 'jig 1 'Nz W' MR. WILLIAM HART First, Aid, Phy. lid., H1-allh MRS. RUTII KELI. Library Scimncu MR. MILTON JOHNSON U. S. Gm'1-rn.nu-nt, Prohh-ms in Dvnmcravy MR. GEORGE KENDRICKS Lnw MISS NANLY JE.NhILN Ar MR, ROBERT KORNMANN Typing, B00kkPl'jllllg' FLUNEP5 HTIN--CREEK I I I Hi gif- MRS. ROSE MYLLYLLA Typing, Ste-nography MRS. PATRAICIA LARSEN Phy, Ed., First Aid, He-alth MR. JERRY PANGRAZZI Phy. Ed., Health, First Aid MRS. JOAN MATTSON Home Ev., Home Furnishings MR. JOSEPH B. PATTERSON Music MRS. LOLA MORRISON Latin, French I 3 , gifs- .V - ' ' --,ap , A-H Qc,,, ,A ...., , . ,WZ , rg, ijyef ,L Q' ,N,zm AQ. 'W : 1 mx sf . x Q: L vi , i A555 4' Q2e4., 1fif wh! g .W . Y' Q54 1, . g ,xy K if' l fl'lnQ-1 'KEXV ' 4 . 'Y 0 Y wg 'k Q. ,. W K I ,i!lM m 5QsSQ ?fwmbF9MH mf W 4. X '55, MIC Qian 1 w4sf,f:4 Lis! fl ,H z x.. W fe 'Kild- . 1 Q MR. LOUIS TACCOLINI Biology, Conservation MR. RICHARD UREN Printing MRS. LAVERNE TEXMUNT Biology, General Scif-nce MISS E. LEE WELDON Phy. Ed., Hoalfh, First Aid Us If EI MR. JOHN TUTTLE Pl. Geometry, Trig. sfgy 1' . If fr, ?2mMf 4- 5.4 , I A' MISS GRACE WILSON I Alge-hra, Gvneral Math. in-. I,,I,, mv .. ,wx '6 45 -o-,hu av' it-'L' 'N' rf--W MR. ROBERT DOLF Bookkevper MR. JAMES SMITH Attendance Officer MISS EDITH HAISTROM High School Secretary MISS DELVA VARVIL Superintendf-nt's Secretary MISS FRANCES GRAWN Superintendc-nt's Secretary MRS. LORAIINE MEYNARD Mr. Dolf's Secretary I7 l' Ns! of air r' If-I5 - VB r' 'N 6 9 1 mg M, NM Wx wx xx W 1 ,sg .4 8 5 I Lew-aw gf if S123 QR M S-Q XM X as xx api' mv- fmvmr K 1i.7' 1 aww 'iw wma nv-gf Uh'l'0DlAN B Mr X all 'I vn Mr E Seniafzd ..- V1 if L w X Aa. -XZ if , . f -:EW l XX fy D 5 fa ll lx, ,W X E 92 U ,.. xx. The laughing, happy, eager, but slightly ref luctant seniors took their places as the upper class of Graveraet High School on August 31, 1959. Another class of dignified seniors was .alxxut to set new records for the history of Gnaveraet. After chatting with old teachers and friends and meeting new ones, they settled down to the intricacies of their class. They have now completed their high school years and during these years they have laid the foundation for their lives and chanacter. The high school years may pass away but they will not and can' not be forgotten. The seniors, daring to achieve new records, realize they .are their -own builders but the school is the foundation on which they build their future lives and hopes. ff 20 XQQSX Y' N A 5,5 ' ' X. NN H, A Q QY -fm .M me K S x, xs w 2.- Eff Q ' -f, 115315 fy. -K f X- f-SHA - Wfii V . Q-zgfwl-Xe A 53, Q sx i 1 X -W 7 . .K P 5 EK J , - ., ivqlx I JA -X ,gk A J Q FS? 'mf 2 M fpf2ff,f,' ' X f 5,2 4 -52:44 -if fl 1' - f Exgiggfgfguww, C 4,2 W 55,5 Y J 532' iff? - 'ilgflx' f-is wi - fja: -.132 f gk xg SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ..A.............,.. ...... James LaFortune ViCC'P1'6SidC11t .,...... ....A,,,.. E dward Lawry Secretary ........,, ,,,,...,.,.....,... G ail Hoppe Treasurer ,, .A ,,,,,.A, E dward Herman 22 Jann-s Acocks Gary Aho Laura Alton James Anderson Murlvnv Anderson Mary Anguilm Allen Audette George Baird David Barkow Gary Basal Paul Beauchamp Michael Beaudry 23 f N- M ii' Leslie Bedell Eugene Belmore Christine Bennett Jo-Ann Bc-nzing Lois Berglluld Judy Berryman Joseph Bingham Michael Bod:-nus Tom Bolitho Robert Brant Carole Brower Beverley Brisson 24 'Z?,f Rohm-rt Burvuu Richard Buxton Robert Cammbensy Wayne Caunilli viqaiw Q, M o wivdfv 2 mf K it , in Gvrulllim- Cnrlson Kathryn 'Cllurn-tio Mary Christian Linda Coe Bolnnio Connors Morgan-t COOIIIIZIII Janet Coppens Connie Crosvhcro , ,sk iff' Q I im Richard Czykoski Alice Darling sim. Patricia Devine 22. x E Karen Dcvonshirc Joyce Dionne L 'S 'inf' Bonnie Dauphinais John Dvliochvr o Patsy lluqlu-tim Robert Eldredge Richard Ennis Patty Ann Ferguson Cory Finkhvim-r 26 'slllllllllc Frisk Tim Goldsworthy .lc-nn Grossbnuer e f Q X 1 'K--gf K , ':' ii .. '. k Margaret Gibson Sully Gentz Richard Gerluch .. X .I ms. . ' 4 u.,..- Gary Gruvellv Domm Greenleaf Alexandria Grivas Diune Gut,1.mu.n William Gutzmun Jondam Hullfrisch 27 Susan Harju Rielmrd D. Hcikkilam John H1-liin Carol Henson 146 Edward Herman Elizabeth Hill Melvin Hill Ralph Hintsala. .lame-t llokunsen Elmer Hollinsha-ad Gail Hoppv Gary Hoppe 28 , rm Judy Honnaulu Nancy Hume Tim Hurlvy Henry Jack:-son X .' , X ' 6' o ug - 'fr' f A , ,,. Q 4 . ' I ,I In S qu . R if ESQ flifffgzhz, Juanes Jacobson Ann Johnson Ronald Jarvincn Barry Johnson Bruce Johnson Clayton Johnson Janice Johnson Roger Johnson 29 Trudy Johnson Virginia Sue Johnson Virginia Jussilu Peggy Kaluz Sharon Kamp Heidi Kell Nlimi Kell Dennis Keough John Klvaver Garland Koepp Milton Koepp Dean Krieg 30 Judy Ln.Bluc Barry Lzllfavc Jack LaFayette James l.uFortune Nancy l.uFrc-niorc Sundru LuLondc Diana Lilllliflilld Judy Lawrence G4-urge Lvxuws Bonnie Lchwald Edward Lawry Gloria. Lchtomaki 3l ff - x-,fi X Sandra Lcmire Judy Lctts Francis L'Huillivr Jack Illlllillivr Richard Liupukka Judy Loucks Ge-orgc Lyons Sharon Lytikaim-n '159 - X R 1 Maria- Mzlgxulanz Wvslvy Maki Lynn Makinen Sharon Mnngvs 32 Murilyn Martin Diane Murtinsofn Victor Mattson Mnrilee McLaughlin Murchollu Moyer Bonnie Michau-ls Pam Micklow Dorothy Misegan Duvid Morgan Margie Mya-rs Jean N iemi Terry Nyquist 33 N l .,.- 'L' liigf glilgg g K N' -1 n 4 ' -2,411+ Xxx: 4 , , I Judy 0'C0nnell Kathleen Olson Patricia Pc-ta-rsvn William Phillips Charlotte Priebc Rosemarie Quillium Julie Racine Wayne Rzmtlo .i J W'nylw Rivard Charlene Rosin Daniel Runs-aka Marcella Sass-as-ville 34 .5 tv. xvvsh Ami Shaw Tom Shimon Rogvr Sicottv Dlichael Slade ii Q Lk I e Delores Smith Bnnnie- Snydvr Richard Smnnu-rs V Mvlvin Stung David Ste-ngle-in Johan Swnjanen 3 Marlene- Stunihzmgh Jon Swanson R 1 it-Z? ,Q 1 ff- 1' , I We Toini Turris William Taylor Earl Tvmplv G4-mid Trudeau i I Joan Ve-dder Faye Wammncll Paul Wainio Carol Wallace Richard We-igold Jeannette Westie Rohert- Wolf Dorothy Woodbridgs 36 Linda Yax Diana Zettle Judy Zwelfel CAMERA SHY Darlene Beaudry Randall Duer Karl Sommers Gary Brozek Jack Maki Rex Wilson Leroy Dionne Roy Mallette Janet Monflles Robert Ploennies Senior Activities ACOUKS, JAMES Jr. Classical League 2, 3: Ski Team 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. AHO. GARY Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Class skits 1, 2, 3, 4: Ski Team 1. Intramurals 4. ALTON. LAURA Float Committee 2. 3: G.A.A. 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Jr. Business Women of Am. 3: Pep Club 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Sr. Class Play 4. A N DERSON, JAMES AN DERSON, MARLWNE Jr. Classical League 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 3: Art Contest 3: Float Committee 4: Dance Committee 2, 4. ANGUILM, MARY Student Council 1, 2: Cheerleading 1, 3, 4: Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2. 3: All School Play 3, 4: G.A.A. Drama Club 4: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Float Com- mittee 1, I, 3, 4. AITDETTE, ALLEN BA I RD, GEORGE ISARKOW. DAVID Football 1. 2, 3, 41 Track 1. 2, 3, 4. IIASAL, GARY Ill'1AUI'l'IAMl', PAUL Intramural Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 4. IIEAUDRY, DARLENE BEAIYDRY. MICHAEL B E D ELL . LESLI E Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basket- ball 4: Judo 2. 3. 4: Track 2, 3. ISICLMORE, EUGENE Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Massed Orchestra 1: Orchestra 1, 2: Stu- dent Council Alt. 1. BENNETT. CHRISTINE Future Nurses 1: Junior Achievement 3, 4: Jr. Classical League 1, 2, 3, 4: Massed Chorus 2: Nat. Latin Exam. Certflcatei Pep Club 3, 4: Tatler Review 2: All School Play, 4: Relay Queen 1. BENZING. JO-ANN Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: Float Committees 1. 2, 3, 4: Future Nurses 3: Prom Committee 3: Tumbling 1. 2: Mixed Chorus 1: Weekly Business Staff 3, -1. BERGLUN D, LOIS Float Committee 1, 2. 3, 4: Dance Com- mittee 1. 2. 3, 4: Future llomemakers 1: Future Nurses 3, 4: Weekly Business Staff 3, 4. BI'lRRYMAN, JUDITII F'oalt Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Homemaking 1: Pep Club 2. ISINGIIAM. JOSEPH ISODENUS. MICHAEL BOLITIIO, THOMAS Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2. 3: Class Skits 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. 37 BRANT, ROBERT Color Guard 2: Debate 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Jr. Achievement 3, 4: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2. 3, 4. . B REIVER. CAROLE Conservation Seal Contest in Art: Potato Poster Contest in Art. BRISSON. Bl'IVERI.Y Flllllfe NUFSCB 1, 2. 3, 4, BRI DZEK, GARY BUREAU. ROBERT Band 1, 2, 3. Basketball 1: Football 'l: Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 1' Senior Play 4: Television Play 4. v BENTON. RICHARD Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior C'ass Play 4. C 'A MBENSY. ROBERT Baseball 2: Basketball 2: Class Skit 2, 3, 4: Jr. Achievement 4: Track 2, 3, 4. t'AMII.l.I. WAYNE Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Float Committee 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2: Student Council 1, 3: Junior Achievement 3. 4: Car Club 4. CARLSON, GERALDINE Class Sec. 3: Future' Nurses 1: Relay Queen's Court 1, 2. FIIARRETTE, KATHRYN CIIRISTIAN. DIARY Future Teachers 1: Play Scenery 2, 3. 4. JACOBSON, JAMES GREENLEAF, DONNA COE. LINDA Transferred 2: Band 2, 3: Tatler Re- vlew 2. 3, 4: G.A.A. 3: Pep Club 3: Weekly 4. FONNORS, BONNIE Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Com- mlttee 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. COOLMAN. MARGARET Future Teachers 2, Treas: G.A.A. 1: Weekly Ed. Staff 2: Weekly Business Staff 4: Student Councll 1, 4. COPPENS, JANET Future Homemakers 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Glrls' Glee 3: Pep Club 3. CROSCHERE. CONNIE Float Committees: Prom Committee. CZYKOSKI, RICHARD Custodlan 3, 4. DARLING, ALICE All School Play 1: D.A.R. History Award 3: Jr. Classical League 1, 2, 3, 4: Pres. 3: Jr. Achievement 3, 4: Thesplans 3. 4: Club 3: Student Councll Alt. 3: Tatler Re- view 1, 2. 3, 4: Solo Festival 1, 2, 3, 41 D.A.R, Good Citizen 4: Commencement Speaker. DAUPHINAIS. BONNIE Future Nurses 1: G.A.A. 1, 2: Tumbl- Ing 1. DEROCHER. JOHN' Mixed Chorus 3. IDEVINE, PATRICIA Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Com- mittee 1. 2, 3, 4. DEVONSHIRE, KAREN Glrls' Glee 1: Mixed Chorus 2: Future Homemakers 2. DIONNE, JOYCE DIONNE, LERJOY DUER, RANDALL Play Set Design 3. DUQUETTE. PATSY Mixed Chorus 3, 4. ELDREDGE, ROBERT ENNIS. RICHARD FERGUSON, PATTY ANN Future Business Women 3, Sec. Treas. FIN KBEINER, COBY FRISK. SUZANNE Dance and Float Commlttees 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Nurses 2: Future Teachers 3: Massed Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Jr. Achlevement 4: Weekly Sta!! 1, 2, 3, 4: Tat'er Staff 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Councll 1, 2: Qulll and Scroll Awards 4. GICNTZ. SALLY GERLACH. RICHARD GIBSON. MARGARET Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chor- us 1. l GOLIISWORTHY, TIM Car Club 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 1: Floats 4. GRAVELLE, GARY Girls' Glee 3: Mlxed Chorus 3: Jr. Busl- ness Women 3, 4: Tatler Revlew 2. GRIVAS. ALEXANDRIA Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 4: Massed Orches. tra 2. 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Tatler Review 2: Dance Committees 1. 2, 3, 4. GROSSBAUER, JEAN Future Business Women 2: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Ski Team 4: Tumbling 1, 2, 3. GUTZMAN, DIANNE Future Nurses 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers 2, 3, Sec., 4, Pres.: Future Homemakers 3. Pres.: Jr. Classical League 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Intramural 2, 3: Floats 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. GUTZMAN, WILLIAM State Crew All Plays: Custodian 2, 3, 4. HALLFRISCH, JONDA G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Jr. Classical League 1: Play Props 2: Float Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3. HAR-JU, SUSIE Future Homemakers 1: Future Teachers 3: Dance and Float Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. I-IEIKKILA, RICHARD Color Guard 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3: Skt Team 1, 2. HELIIN, JOHN HENSON, CAROL HERMAN, EDWARD Student Councll: Sr. Class Treasurer 4. HILL, ELIZABETH Future Business Women 2. HILL MELVIN Intramurals 1, 2, 3. HINTSALA, RALPH Football 2, 3: Manager 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Floats 1, 2, 3, 4: Mlxed Chorus 1: Jr. Achievement 3, 4: Jr. CIHSBICIII League 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Councll 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Weekly 2- HOKENSON, JANET Mixed Chorus 3, 4. I-IOLLINSHEAD, ELMER Custodian 1. I-IOPPE, GAIL G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Vice Pres.: Student Councll 1, 3, 4 Sec.: Quill and Scmll Award 4: Class Vice Pres. 1: Tatler 3, 4: Week- ly Business 3, 4: Class Sec. 4: Class Skit 1: Dance Commlttee 1, 2, 45 Float C0m' mittee 1, 2, 4. HOPPE, GARY Class Treas. 1: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2. 3, 4- HORNADA, JUDY Office Girl 1, 2, 3. 4. HUME, NANCY Future Homemakers 1. HURLEY, TIM Football: Track. JACKSON, HENRY Class President 1, Vice Pres. 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Jr. Classical League 1, 2, 3 Pres. 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Councll 3: Track 1: Intramural 2, 3, 4: Class Skit 1. 38 JA RVINEN, RONALD JOHNSON, ANN Future Homemakers 4: Future Nurses 4: Forensics 3. 4: Jr. Classical League 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1. JOHNSON, BARRY Amateur Radlo Club 1: Class Skit 3. JOHNSON. BRUCE Tennis 2, 3, 4. JOHNSON, CLAYTON JOHNSON. JANICE Band 2: Floats 1, 2. 3, 4: Future Nurses 1. 2, 3, 4: Jr. Classlcal League 2, 3: Pep Club 3. JOHNSON, ROGER Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Debate 1, 2, 4: Jr. Classical League 1. 2. 3, 4: Pres. 4: Massed Band 3, 4: Student Councll 1: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHNSON, TRUDY Debate 1: Future Nurses 1. 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3. 4: Float Com- lnlttees 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Achievement 3: Jr. Classical League 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1: Pep Club 3: Student Councll 2. 3. JOHNSON, VIRGINIA SUE Transferred 4: Jr. Achievement 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Weekly 4: Senlor Class Play 4. JUSSILA. VIRGINIA Dance Committees 1, 2: Float Com- mittees 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 3: Jr. Classl- cal League 1: Student Councll 2: Weekly 1, 2, 3, 4: Commencement Speaker 4. KALUZ, MARGARET -Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Floats 1, 2, 3, 4: Debate 1, 2, 3, 4: Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4: Jr. Achleve- ment 3. 4: Jr. Classical League 1, 2, 3, 4: Sec.: Tatler Review 2. RAMP. SHARON Future Nurses 1, 2, 3: Future Home- makers 3. KELL I-IEIDI Class Sec. 1, 2: Future Teachers 1. 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 3. HELL, MIM! KEOUGH, DENNIS Band 1. KLEAVER, JOHN Stage Crew IIOEPP, GARLAND KOEPP, MILTON KREIG, DEAN A'l Sch00l Play 3: SKI Team 1, 2, 3, 4. LABLUE JUDY Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3 Treas.: Fu- tu e Business Women 3: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 2. 3, 4: Mlxed Chorus 1, 4: Pep Club 3: Tumbllng 3. LAFAYETTE, JACK LAFAVE, BARRY Tavtler Review 3, 4. LAFORTUNE. JAMES Class Pres. 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Forensics 1, 2: Gun Club 1: Senior Play 4: Student Council 2: Vlce Pres. 3: Pres. 4: Trl High Councll, Television Play 4. LAFRENIERE. NANCY Floats 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Commlttes 2. 8: Future Nurses 1, 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 3: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Massed Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew I. 2, 3. 4: Theaplans 3, 4: Thesplans Play 3: Senlor Play 4. LALONDE, SANDRA Floats 1, 2. 3, 4: Dance Committees 1, 2 ,3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2 .3, 4. LAMIRAND. DIANE Floats 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Homemakers 2, 3, 4: Future Nurses 1: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. LAWRY, EDWARD Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Achievement 3. 4: Student Council 1, 2, 4: Track 1, 2. 3. 4. LAWRENCE. JUDY Forensics 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4: Taller Review 3, 4. LEANES, GEORGE Basketball 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3. LEHTOMAKI , GLORIA Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Floats 1,2,3,4: Future Nurses 2, Sec. 3: G.A.A. 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 1: Weekly Business Staff 3, 4. LICIIVYALD, BONNIE 'Transferred 2: Future Nurses 2, Vice P.es. 3, Pres. 4: Jr. Achievement 3, 4: Jr. Classical League 2, 3, 4: Senior Play. LEMIRE, SANDRA LETTS, JUDY L'I'IU ILLIER, FRANCIS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Gun Club 1: Stu- dent Council 3: Track 4. UHUILLIIIJR. JACK Football 3, 4: Tatler Review 3: Tatler 4. LIU BARKA. RICHARD LOUUKS. JUDY Future 1-lomemakers 3. LYONS, GEORGE Football 1, 2: Skit 1: All School Play 3. LYTIKAINEN, SHARON Transferred 2: Dance Committees 2, 3, 4: Floats 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers 4 Sec.: Jr. Classlcal League 2, 3, 4: Jr. Achievement 4: Majorette 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Pep Club 3. MAGADANZ, MARIE Chess Club 3: G.A.A. 2, 3, Pres. 4: Pep Club 2. MAKI, JACK Football 2. MAKI, WESLEY Football 2, 3: Student Council 1, 3, 41 Track 2. MAKINEN, LYNN Co-op Training 4: G.A.A. 3: Future 1-lomemakers 2: Jr. Buslness Women 2, 3: Student Council 4: Floats 1, 2, 3, 4. MALLETTE, RAYMOND MANGES. SHARON Future Nurses 2, 4: Glee Club 3: Jr. Play 3. MARTIN, MARILYN Jr. Business Women 2, 3: Future Home- makere 2. Treas.: Future Teachers 3,Sec. Treas.: Mixed Chorus 1. MARTINSON. DIANE Future Homemakers 1, 2, Vice Pres. 4: Future Teachers 3: Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. MATTSON, VICTOR MCLAUGHLIN. INIARILEE Band 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: Future Nurses 3. 4: Forensics 1, 2: Jr. Classical League 2,3,4: Student Council Alternate 1, 2. 3: Tatler 3, 4: Float Committee 1, 2, 3. 4: Quill and Scroll Award 4. M EYER. MARCHELLE Transferred 2: Dance and Float Com- mittees 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Dramatlcs 2. 3, 4: Future Teachers 3, 4: Jr. Classi- cal League 2, 4: Jr. Achievement 4: For- ensics 2: Skl Team 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Tat'er Review 2, 3: Christmas Play 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4. MICHAELS, BONNIE Future Nurses 2, 3, Sec. 4. MICKLOW, PAM Senior Class Play MISEGAN, DOROTHY MONFILS, JANET Transferred 4. MORGAN, DAVID MYERS, MARGIE Float Committee 3, 4: Future Home- makers Sec. 2: G..A.A. 1: Mixed Chorus 1, 3: Jr. Business Women 4: Pep Club 3. NIEMI, JEAN Future Homemakers 1: Future Nurses 1: Pep Club 1. NYQUIST. TERRY Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Achievement 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1: Student Council 1, 2: Tatler Review 2, 3: 'l'ra,ck 1, 2, 3, 4. 0'CONNELL, JUDY Jr. Business Women 2, 4. OLSON , KATHLEEN Futu.e Homemakers 1, Jr. Business Women 1. PETERSEN PATRICIA Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 1, 2: Tatler Review 3. PHILLI PS, VVILLIALI PLOENNIES, RJOBERT PRI ERE, CHARLOTTE Future Homemakers 3: G.A.A. 3: Mixed Chorus 2: Tumbling 2, 3. QUILLIAM, ROSEMARIE Future Nurses 3: G.A.A. 3: Student Council 2, 3. RACINE, JULIE RAUTIO. WAYNE Jr. Achievement 4: Tennis 1, 2. RIVA RD, WAYNE ROS IN, CHARLENE Future Homemakers 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Girls' Glee 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. RUUSKA, DANIEL Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Achievement 3, 4: Ski Team 1, 2, 3: Student Council 3, 4: Track 2: Commencement Speaker 4. SASSEVILLE. MARCELLA Future Homemakers 3. SHAIV, ANN Future Homemakers 3: Mixed Chorus 4. SIIIMON. THOMAS Football 1, 2. slcorrrz, nom-:rt 39 SLADE. MICHAEL Jr. Achievement 4: Ski Team 2, 3, 4: Student Janitor 2. S M ITH, DELORES Plays 1, 2, 3, 4: Set Construction and Makeup 1, 2, 3, 4: Thesplans 1, 2, 3, 4. SNYDER. BONNIE Future Nurses 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Student Council 4: Tatler 3, 4: Weekly Business Staff 3. SOM M ERS, KARL SOM M ERS, RICHARD STAMBAUGH, MARLI-ENE Transferred 4: Band 4. STANG, MELVIN STENGLEIN, DAVID Jr. Achievement 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Tatler 4. SIVAJAN EN, JOHN Baseball 2, 3: Football Manager 1, 2: Basketball Manager 1, 2. SWANSON, JON TA RRIS. TOINI TAYLOR, WILLIAM Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Floats 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Achievement 3, 4: Track Manager 3: Weekly 3, 4. TEMPLE, EARL Football 1, 2, 4. TRUDEAU GERALD Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. VEDDER, JOAN Band 1, 2: Forensics 2: Future Nu ses 1: Jr. Classical League 2: Jr. Achievement 4: Weekly Business Staff 3, 4: Latin Award 2. IVAANANEN, FAYE Future Homemakers 4: Pep Club 4. WAINIO, PAUL - Class Vice Pres. 2: Band 1, 2, 3: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Football 1. 2, 3, 4: Floats 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Sklts 2. 3, 4: Quill and Scroll Award 3: Student Council 3, 4: Tatler 1, 2, 3, 4. WALLACE, CAROL Float Committee 1: Future Homemakers 1. XV El GOLD, RICHARD WESTIE, JEANNETTE Band 1. 2: Float Committee 3, 4: Jr. Business Women's Club 3, 4: Pep Club 3. IVIISON, REX Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4: Christmas Play 2: Ham Radio Club 3. VVOLF. ROBERT Band 1, 2, 3: Amateur Radio Club 3. 4: Dramatics Club 1, 2: Jr. Classical League 2, 3, 4: Tatler Review 2: 'Weekly 2. VVOODHRI DGE, DOROTHY Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Classical League 2: Dance Com- mittee 1, 2. 3, 4: Floats 1, 2, 3, 4: Props. 1: Pep Club 3: Skl Team 3, 4. YAX, LINDA Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. ZETTLE, DIANA Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers 1, 2: G.A.A. 3, 4: Jr. Achievement 4. ZWEIFEL. JUDY Band 1. 2. 3: Future Nurses 3. 4: Jr. Classical League 2, 3, 4: Jr. Achievement 3, 4: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4. Nalagaapfzd rqalagfzapfnd szuawz rage Off the record! This is student life at Graveraet. It is not recorded or filed. In the next few pages you will see just what has gone on among the students this year. It has been a period of hilarious fun and excitf ing surprises. Each class offers different challenges and each student has made school more exciting by meeting these challenges and adjusting to them with outstandf ing ease. We all agree that high school is not easy, but we have learned that it can be fun. How have we gain' ed this knowledge? 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Choo ing Career Terry Nyquist take-s on-r Miss Haw:-s' St lli0l' English class. 50 Y, X1 Q Ffa I , ' M? -TY' 04. Y Q . . ,Q f C x ii 4 Y l 'Gr . 4 2 Q -. 'Y P ff vw 4 A if-'M X ': :' L 1 r u -' ...GL T -.Q L- 1 D1 . y S Q -. Q L' . 2 gg .S l N Rf .Q E .ffmvv-A A ' N' , W., ws gm 9 Q -m .. . , gf f. ' S X 1 - ' 355 h ' W-M x F f ww K, Slacfenl Ba q An-other record has been broken. The students of Graveraet have .again set a record for enrollment. They have excelled in the many activities of the school and will leave a lasting impression on the half lowed halls of this school. Each class is only part of a whole wonderful unit. When that unit is divided the personality and characf teristics of the students are brought into light no show the community .and nation that its future lies in com' petent hands. The students can be glad that theirs is a strong .and free country, for only in a free nation are they permitted to pass laws and enforce them. Cnly in a free country can they have selffgovernment, the basis of a free nation. ,grv Q V , b M 0 'G 2 ' X ll 'Q I --. .f Q 491 . fy ll X 1:56 '-1,K,,-r4,,.3-f '- fee 52 'ww 'E Q ,Q . , JA ,hw R aww. X S la ' 'iw' any Q V x .Q Qs: ll X' J: 'Yi 2 . ' :X Q 3 iff ff M. ,E 5, z ,Q 41 , h Mr 4 ' 155 5 2 is They Spin TI1 cord JUNIOR CLASS Philip Morris, Treasure-rg Tim Bullock, Vice - Presldemlg Mr. Louis Taccolini, Ulass Advisor: Fred Fleury, President: Kris Bolitho, Secretary. SOPHOMORIC CLASS G u s Sponhergf, President: Cheryl Nakarado, Vice-President: Diane Schneider, Secretary: Mr. Frederick Briscoe, Class Advis- org Carlton Bnhh, Truzxsurer lnoi plcturedj. FRESHM EN CLASS Marijezmn Carlson, Pre-side-ntg Peter Ma.cDougall, Vice-Presb dent: Miss Viola Senlval Class Advisorg Carol H4-lser, Secretary: Terry Lodholz, Treasurer, TI1 Junior Class ls Their N , 9 Mr. PuuI's Homeroom Top Row: Elizzilwth Bzilwinski. Ron Bot-kmzln, Ron Britton, Dave Bullock, Dennis Alto, Clayton Brown, Gorulcl Bloom, Jim Bit-kkolu, Mr, Paul. Sm-oml Rnw: Suv Bvngston, Shviln l3il1'lJOI', Karon Bahrmnn, Sam. Bvrglund, Judy B:ir1'5'. Mario Aho, Kris Holithn, .luliv Akknlu. Front Row: Suv lllnwk. lNlzi1'y Lou Buxzo, Sharon Bilslll, Mary Lou Buvholtz, Donna Britton, Sharon Brozck, Nnnvy Boll, .lunvll Boaxtlpry. Mrs. Curcsmellds Homeroom Top Row: Dzlviml Dallas, Rivlizird C0t3l1ti5',RCJl7i'l'l Coppens. Charles Fzisslwmlor, Allrrn Davis, Tom Dunloavy, Gortlun l'Ix't-i'sm1, Gorailsl Davis, John Funnig. Se-1-mul Row: Mrs. Czirzinn-llzi, Jzickio Clinton, Karon EI'lt'liSOI'l, Lois Clark, Goorgino Colvmnn, Tom D0x'a1.:0n, .lxinn-s L'llll'l'l'l'llt'. llvnnis Cnntuis, John In-Yun'lw. Front, Row: Kathy Clcincnt, Judy Clement, Kathy Clark, Jozin lit-Groot, Dizino Donncr, Cl1ilI'l0Il0 Dcvonsliirc, Ju-Ann lCii1'llLll1LL11. 55 with All Acliviiies Down In F m . Mr. PerIberg's Homervoom Top Row: Rirhznrd Froling, Fred Fleury, John Ellis, Wayne Greenwald, Kenneth Grady, Dom: tlulzmnn, lid F11-Ic'l10r, Loonurd GnLltl1ivr. Sc-vond Row: Mr. Porllwrg, Tom llvrmun, Gary Greene, Jim Grave-llc, Maury Cloury, Marlena- llc-ally, Pznulzn llzxs- svll, Susan llozlrd, Marion Ilauscr. Front Row: Suv Gustafson, Mary Juno Grave-doni, Lois Flotclmvr, Mnrquitrr Fronch, Pzxtsy Ilvndrivkson, Mor- rilvc Glass, Susan lleiser, Imogene Hartman, Put Heikkilzl, Mrs. Texmunl s Homeroom Top Row: Chnrlvs Kzlnpzns, James Hyor, Richard Larson, Steven Johnson, Clmrlcs Kundc. Jzwk Kl'K'lg'l'l', l.:xr- ry Kvllvr. Sn-1-und Row: Duzme- Kz1nlolu,Jz1mos llolman, Sue Kallio, Mrs. Taxmuni, Juzxnitzx I.1-Porto. .loam Lzxynm-k, Gloria Km'il'h. Puulim- Johnson. Front, Row: Shirley Kocpp, Pat Jelich, Glynis Johnson, Geraldine Iery, Dolores Bmmgry, Carolyn Klink. Arie-no LaFave. 5 6 With Every Effort They Are Climbing, .44 6 1 r.,l 1' X ' l i 1'- Mr. TaccoIini's Homeroom Top Row: Jim Nicholas, Ellsworth Nade-au, Larry Mahon, Tom Martin, Mark Markantony, Jim Moylo, Don Martin, Charlos Lake, Paul Lucas. S4-rond Row: Mr. Tzu-volini, Greg MaL'D0ugall, Dan Luoma, Philip Morris, Leo Lehtomaki, Kon Liubakka, Mark I.awrvnc-v, Li-roy Ijlluillier, Bill McLean. Front! Row: Bonnie Nelson. Edith Maki, Sandra McCullough, Judy Lillie, Emily Mitchell, Carol Slattery, Pat Iamiquist, Karl Lundquist. Mrs. Matfson's Homeroom Top Row: James Pt-rttunvn, Larry Rich, Ed Peterson, Gary Revord, Wayne Proms-tau, Frank Re-ynard, Har- old Olson, Ronald Pe-tors, Richard Carey, Mivhaol Oates. 'Se-1-und Row: Mrs. Mattson, Sue Rearirik, Re-her-ra Puvkett, Sue Pearce, Janirv Olsen, Shirley O'Connell, Ire-no Oust, Ray Ili-tt-i's'oii. Front Row: Rolwrla Rmlggws, Kay Payant. Linda Lehwald, Chris Ragusvtt, Bonnie Richer, Sandra Rivard, Bonnie O'Nei11, Judy O'Donnell, Mary Kay Peterson. 57 Th Sopl1 ,With Their Sieacly Pa e, Mr. Hqrl s Homeroom 'Pop Row: Rohvrt Barry, John Acocks, VVoo'drow Betts, Camille LeMirQ, Robert Berryman, Bill Bryant, Walter Amivrsvnn, Galvin Anderson' Mr, Hurt. 'l'hird Row: Diane Benson. Sharon Baker, Madeline Anderson, Juanita Beer, Ruth Balwinski, Norma B1-zillzlry, .lim Bvaudry, Darryl Bongry. Svt-mid Row: Judy Szilo, Bonnie B4-rquist, Marion Bonjamcn, Kathy Anderson, Helen Anderson, Mary Beldo, Sharon lluor. lfmnt Row: Gruw 131-lnmro, Kathloc-n Bt-nzing, Jeanette BL'ElllCll'y, Carlton Babb, Carl Arhogast, Larry Bvzitty, Mike- livzitty. Mr. Schmansky's Homeroom 'Pop Row: Mr. Svhinzinsky, Mike Cory, Paul Bystrom, Dirk Bystvom, Boh Bannon, John Carlson, Tom Do- liovlivr, .lorry lliunnv. Third Row: Marvin Myers, Lloyd Buckmaister, Doug LaMora, Allan Lewis, Ernest Abc-1, Paul Dionne, Paul Clmrhonvziu. Tom Boylv. Si-1-.n.inl Row: Judy llupras, Dinno Cl1iZll1llJ9I'S, Shirloy Czykoski, S'hn,ron Bout-hor, Carol DclBollo, Pat Buck, l:l'lll'l' Clussur, .luhn l7vVuogl1i. Front Row: Mll1'ClilCiI1'On, Connie Carlson, Judy Devonshire, Paulette Bucholtz, Ann Carter, Put Bureau, Bonnie DcsJf1rdins. 59 Take A Great Parl: In Thi Race. Mr. Pangrazzi's Homeroom Top Row: Jim Guizman, Robert Gross, Richard Helkkila, Russell Hendrickson, John Frazier, lilcl Ga-ri-au, Miko Giaspar' Mr, Pangrazzi. Third Row: Holon Harkin, Pai Garrow, Nancy Erickson, Lynn Erickson, Lola Hayry, Nancy Duoas, Carla Gustafson, Rohvrt Hz-ndrirkson. Second Row: Tom Ferguson, ldunico Forss, Judy Fuller, Joan Flueite, Kathy Hartman, Carol Haghloom, Mary Iwo Brooks, Barbara Fisk. Front Row: Dfinnis Haring, Julie- Hurley, Sandra lfllfo' Shirley Ellis, Tom Glass. Carl Rilifri. Mrs. Ryan's Homemom Top Row: Mrs. Ryan, Bob LaMora, Dennis Leanes, Terry Johnson, Jim Lotts, Kon Johnson, Mikv Johnson, Gary Kropp. 'Third Row: David Holm, Dale Kantola, Dale Longtime, Gary Jiaakola, Bill LaBf-llv. Le-wis Ingalls, Phillip KVQ-ig:-r, Don Koski. bfi.-1-olul Row: I30I'Ulhj'Il'VVlI'1,SL1Q Hill, Carol Johnson, Jann-l Kiva, Mary Ann Jurmu, Marilyn Kjollamlc-r, Ulivryl I.al-Blur. Fnonl Row: Haro-lcl Hulvcrfon, Beverly Kanlola, Anita Klink, Ken Holman, Howard L.cMirc, Margaret Ingison. 60 They Spin Their Di c In Such A Way, 3 5 3 .S 5 Mrs. MyIIyIa's Homeroom Top Row: Dan Lvhto, Rowland Mite-hm-ll, Kon Nault. Kon Mallm-tto. Ecl Pavoglio, Gvnv Pearson, Dennis l'ott'rson, Miko Pfafflo. Tom Mattson. Third Row: Mrs. Myllyla, Jvrry Pvura, Rogvr Morrurv. Richard PCi0l'S0li, VVayno Runion, Larry Mc-Limuns, Ria-hard Mason, IN-arl Maki, Marilyn Lunclquist, Sa-vtuul Row: Gail lVlavDonald, Shirlvno Dunquist, Cha-ryl Nlliilll'ZlCiil, R1-no Pvtorxon, Janoll Mahon. Lauriv Lytikaint-n, Carol Mattson. l l'0lli Row: Julio Nowak, .lanivv Marliantony. Joan Potvrson, Hoalunc Miscgan, Pal Gouinc, Sully Morin, Mr. Briscoe's Homeroom Top Row: Mr. Briscnv, Jim St-lwrzcr, Vincent Sinorvo. Gordon Stohhelaar, Gus Sponbvrg, Mike Shimon, liztvitl Polio. Darryl Rivharrl. Stt-V0 Smith. 'I'hir1l Row: Carol Shorkuy, Diana- Poole. Rosc An n Racltkc-. Judy Sit-otto, Joyvv Rushforrl, Dennis Short, Tor- ry Stvvn, Bruce Stvwart. Sn-cond Row: Anita Silanpaa, Janice Siltala. Annvttv Rivarrl, Diane Svhnm-idor, Charlonu Rvivlwl, Patsy Smith, Karon Ruuska, Susan Savola, Front! Row: In-nv Ran-ine. Jill Sclin, Ray Slater, John Racine, Dan Sclmioltzcr, Nancy Quinncll, Joyrc Rocclvr. Al Thai: Freshmen Learn Wil:l1oul: Delay Mr. Tul'fIe's Homeroom Top Row: Robert VanAhle, Norman Tuimala, Robert Walk, Ronald Takalo, Bill 'l'hoi'valdxon, llandy Yvllv, Thor 'l'hoi'x'aldson, John Petroeik, Douglas Temple, William Voight. Curtis Vandi-nlioom. ltlr. 'l'ullli-, Svc-ond Row: William Yeadon. Mark Winkel, James Wilkinson, Sharon Trudeau, liarlirira 'l'l'll!ljIt'f7l1. Virginia XVhali-n. Betty Sundien. Susan Smith, Roherl Wellman, John Yax. Front Rnw: Fred Steni,1lein,JudyWeaver, Cheryl Suit, Ruth Vlfaananvn, Pat W1-igi-in ,Xliw Wlivvli-r, lliani- Zvni, .Indy Summers. Virginia Williams, Richard Wendt. 1-fl? Mr. Kornmun's Homeroom Top Row: Daniel Roy. Bernard Slattery, Riehard Reader, Leonard Posio, Dali- l4Ix'i-rson, Cliarles Plielps, Rohm-i't lieniillard, Frank Riehard, Mr. Kornman. Third Row: Michael Russell, Linda Rushford, Irene Shaw, Sharon Steen, Karen Poli-rson. .lanvt Soclerlii-i'5:. .laiiiw Sliorkvy, Nleredith Schultz, John Stindt, Nec-ond Row: Greg Sepipanen, David Shaw, Mike Swan. Ronald Sheldon. James Ryan. Sli-vvn Swanson, Clyde liivord, Raymond Quinnell. Front Row: Gary Roy, Susan Racine, Suzanne Seiotto, Betty Ravine, Slarli-ne Runion. Slew-ii liiYoi'rl. They Siari Their Climb-- Miss Hammersmifh's Homeroom Top Rinw: Gerald Alhriglit, Larry Brown, Larry Buzzo, Lloyd Buckmaster, Ronald Borchert, Clyde Barag- wancth' Duane Buckland, Kenneth Bullock, Miss Hammersmith. 'lthird Rmw: Karen Berry. Sharon Cameron, Carole Camilli, Marijean Carlson, Betty Babcock, Judy Carl- son, Jiackie Anderson. Stwillllll Row: Ilavicl Barry, John Beltio, Waller Aho, Ronald Bt-rg, Tom Bit-ring, Mike Bcckman, Connie Beals. Frtmlt- Row: Charles Billings, Linda Belrnore, Jean Britton, Cheryl Abbott, Mary Baird, Charles Bowers. Mr. Barraffo's Homeroiom Tap Row: Mr. Bzirratto, John Connors, Robert Finkbeiner, Nolen Genore. Ronald Garherson, Edward Chat'- lionca.u, Roger Fr rtois, Dennis Chenail, Lavernne CZlI'l'l0l'. S-cond, Row: Anita Dallas, Lois Fetterlioff, Faye Clish, Bonnie Gross, Darlene G2'tI l'OVVv Peggy Clark, Chris- tine l ui'struni, Richard Coolman. Front Row: Ricliard Hamilton, R.ObCl'LCO'01llllll1, William Coughlin, Jim Gooclreau, Jim Early, Fritz Arhart, Jini Dauphinas. 63 With Rylshm And Rhyme, Miss Boit'l'reIl's Homeroom Top Row: Miss Bottrell, Steve Hytinen, Kenneth KUJ1g2liS, Steve Hult, Daryl Gravodoni, John Kampinen, 'l'c1'ry Keller, Randall Greet, William Hogan. Third Row: Rebecca Johnson, Mary Grimes, Ohlarlene Holcomb, Sherrill Heath' Sharron Grollmus, Carol Heiser, Marlene Johnson, Judy Grosisbaiuier. Second Row: lVim'y Iery, Bonnie Iery, Sherri Guelff, Gail Gysendorfcr, Fay Johnson, Elizabeth Hill, Sandra Harju, Carol Johnson. Front Row: Tim Grofhur, David Grimes, Marjorie Herman, Linnell Johnson, Allen Johnson. Mr. Perket's Homeroom Top Row: Mr. Perket, Wayne LeMire, Peter MacDougall, John Laxnirand, Jon Magnuson, David Kimar, Duivid Linrlslrom, Paul L'lluillic--r, Bruce LeMire. Third Row: Frances Lehto, Susan LaiFre1niere, Shirley Maki, Janet Keto, Joan Kroken, Barbara Krciger, Bonnie MacPherson. Svc0nd Row: Terry Lodholz, Tom Lain, Mike Keough, Bill Kallio, Ronald Maki, Miko Lawrence, Tom Kreig, Dzm Keollgh. Front Row: Allen Kemp, Mike LaComb, Nancy Lawson, Rosalita Keopp, Linda Lone, Maurene L'lIuillier, Gary Malvasio, Jerry Ke.-opp. 64 Ancl Prove To Us, They Don'I: Wasfe Time. Miss WeIden's Homerocm Top Row: Julianne Nelson. Daryle Marjaniemi, David tMinea'u, Robert, Moore. Clyde Morgan, Frank Matt, liic'li:i.rd Nelson. Sw-nnil Row: Dianne Peterson,Sz11lyOlson, Betty Lana-our, Veronica Morin, Helen Nelson, Sharon McMa- hon, Nam-y Mi-Guire. Julie Martin. Front. Row: Sue Matson. Sandra Parker, Barry MHl'iLltilZl, Brute Nyquist, Terry Patient, David Ollila, Do.n Miller. ' Miss SenicaI's Homeroom 'llop Row: Arno Voight, James Thompson, Mike Yeadon, Roger Zettle, Kenneth Shipley, Ric-hard Belmore, Czirroll VVzrc'l i-r Third Row: Linda Taylor, Ann Wiitala, Donna Wilkins, Sharon White, Jean Wilson, Allys VtanI.andegend, Barbara Vout. Sa-mom! Row: Roseniary Weza, Beverly Dauphinais, Kristin Kesky, Theresa Warner, Paul Wiainio, Robert Snyder. llerrel SIanih:iu,e'h. Front Row: David Champion, Peter Wilcox, Paulette Flynn, Ann Schneider, Larry Wagner, Martyn Vol- kema. 65 14 ltfzfelicvi Records and more records! Sports go with rec' ords and Graveraet has set some mighty big ones. Sports, how We enjoy them! How much fun to play and watch! On the agenda for Graveraet this year was football, basketball, judo, track, baseball, tennis, and cheerfleading. We won't forget all the wonder' ful times we had at the games, not always participatf ing but being there and cheering the teams on to vicf tory. Athletics must play an important role in our everyday life as we live at a faster rate of speed. We must be conditioned to meet the harsh and somef times heartless ways of life that we are subjected to. Everyone tried his best to make this a memorable year in the history of Graveraet. f. ' L. 52 0 49 ..,--zg1- 5, gg ' ' 'Tis 4 'i ff' 66 0 wig ,ix gg fi 5' 5 x I pu- P . ,f 1 ff V if 0 . 68 S i -2- 1 1 X X 5 Wi A ' Q, if W t f X, A gg 9 ,. W, N 5, 1 1 1?-r if Q wiv .2 '- X if i . ' 1 Q if rw i 'l9l 3 'Q' dl in-I . .siifff ' Mfigfiiwf' . ,mfr Terry Nyquist, olno of tho track team's top shot- pullc-rs in I959, takes an few warm-up throws pre- ceding one of the Redmen's dual track and field meets. Reclmen Reiire Conference Trophy MAJOR MEETS - 1959 Great Lakes Confere-rice ,,,, , lsl Regionals .,,,,,,,.,.,,.,..,..,. , ,,.,,..., , ..., lst County ..........,....,..,..,..,o,.,,.,,,,,.o. . Ist U. P. Chzmmpionship .,,. ,,,,..,., I st U. P. Memorial Day Relays ,, ,, , lst. Expecling a good and experienced lrack leam for I959 coaches Bill Hari and Jerry Pangrazzi were delighted lo see 'lhal lheir lheory proved correct. The Redman lhinclads won three slraighl' dual meels ilviunising, Escanaba, and Negauneel before winning all lhe maior meels 'lhal' lhey enlerecl. ll was lhe firsl lime in lhe history of lhe school thai a Graverael' lrack leam had made a clean sweep of their major meels. ln 'lhe U.P. Finals, lhe finale of lhe lrack and 'Field compelilion, our cindermen compiled a lolal of 4l poinls lo coasl' by +heir nearesl opponent lron- wood wilh 24 points. Taking iirsl places for lhe Red- men were Dan Pearce in lhe l80-yard low hurdles, husky Roger Johnson in lhe sholpul and +he Redmen's 880-yard relay leam. Sophomore Bill Axel was one 'lenlh under +he firsl place lime in the 440-yard dash. Dan Pearce, who bellered 'lhe G.L.C. hurdle marks, was voled mosl valuable player while Keilh Kenl' was eleclecl caplain for lhe year. Back Row: Managers George Leanes and Terry Johnson, Miko Oates, Larry Brown, Douglas Gutzmzm, Randy Yr-Ili-, Mark Lawrence, Manager Wayne Runion. 'l'hiral Row: Rom-r Johnson, Bob -Cambensy, Gene Pearson, Kalmin Smith, Bob Berry, Ralph Ilinlsala, Thor Tltorvalrlson, Bill Thorvaldson. Se-4-mul Row: Coax-h Jerry Pangrazzi, Paul Wainio, Jim Avocks, Richard Heikkila, Tom Glass, Gary lloppo, lmxw- Mills, Jim Soil, Km-n Johnson, Jim Hill, Bob Berger. Front Row: Coal-li Bill llarl, Jim Anderson, Bob Brant, Dan Vandenboom, Terry Nyquist, Ed Lawry, Keith Kent, Bill Axel, Jon Peterson, Dan Pearce, Barry Bartelli. 68 Mr. Bill Hartz, who coached prob- ably the best trzwk tcanl to come out ot' Graverzu-t's athletie department, ex- pressed his feelings about the team by stating, The I959 track season wus perhaps the most successful in the his- tory ot' Graveraet. The squad won all the nmjor meets that they entered which tops all efforts in previous years. Much of the success of an track team depends upon the depth in the various events. We ,provided enough competition in the different evetnts which gave us good depth and in turn earned us many places. VYe've always l'elt that if you cun't break a record, make the fellow in front of you break as record. Coach llart was also in charge ot' the seven boys who entered the U, P. high school cross country meet last October. The team took second pliwe while competing with two other schools. Graveruet's rlmning nttwck was led hy Jim Anderson taking ll 4th plaeeg David Dallas a 7t-hg VVayne Prenieau a 9th and Ken Johnson, a mller on the track team like Anderson, placing 10th. The Gravemet boys pictured above competed in the U. P. cross country run that was held late last fall at the Marquette Golf and Country Club. Standing are: Wayne Premean, Les Bedell, Robert Brant, and Kon Johnson. Kneeling: David Dallas, Mike Oates, and Jim Anderson. ln il dual nleei with Negaunee an group ot' 880-yard d1lShI'llt'll are shown in their get-set ,positions while listening attentive-ly for the gun. Marquette runners can bc seen in the dark jerseys and are from the left - Bob Berger, Kitlllll-l'1,l Heikkila, Dave Boyd, and Bob Brant. 69 Sophomore Davo Bullock, who was run- ner-up in the U. P. singles vhanlpionship in l959, is looking forward to his junior and senior yours when ho will get another crack at the title. Tennis Team Wins Sixth Siraigl-ll: U. P. Championship For lhe sixlh slraighi year Graverae+'s iennis squad has proved superior in +he Upper Peninsula High School Tennis Finals held here in Marquelle. The championship, which has been capfured by Redmen iennis ieams sixieen differen+ limes, was again won by lhe Graveraei ne'Hersg wilh winning efforis produced by Dave Bullock, John Kim- ber and Jim Bysirom. Dave Bullock, a sophomore a+ Graverael in l959, was defeaied in lhe finals of lhe U. P. singles championship 7-5, 7-5, by an opponenf from Escanaba Holy Name High School. Jim Bysfrom and John Kimber won fhe U. P. doubles championship for Graverael 6-I, 6-0, when 'lhey langled wilh lwo Holy Name finalisis. Combining lhe ef- forls of +hese 'rhree boys wi+h lhal of ihe resl of fhe 'feam broughi' +he award which was presenled for ihe U. P. ieam championship io grace our 'lrophy cases. The leam, which pariicipaiecl in 9 lennis maiches dur- ing lhe spring, ended iheir schedule wi+h 7 of 'I'he 9 being viciories. Si4l.n4Iing': c1llill'll Milton Johnson, Jim Moylo, Jim Byslrom, John Kimber, John FL-nnig, Hll'll2ll'll Uyslrmn, Sitting: Ron Johnson, Robert LaMorzx, David Bullock, Ronald Boyd, Greg Mai.-Dougzxll, 70 Baseball Nine Sports 6-2 Record In l959 The Marquelle Redmen diamond crew, who had cighl scheduled spring games in I959, ended 'lhe year wilh a 6-4 won-losl' mark. Mr. Jack Payne, coach of +he baseball leams since l956, has in four years of coaching compiled a 'I'o'I'al record of 29 viclories and 4 defeals. Included in lhis fine record are +he undefeafed seasons of I956 and I958. Terry Nyquist backbone of +he pifching slaff and ccrfainly no+ a weak hi+ler Iasl' year, was voled as mosl' valuable player when lhe season ended. Fran L'Huillier, a jack of all lrades in lhe 9-man sporl, was elecfed cap- lain for fhe year. Wi+h 'lhese +wo boys re+urning in I960 along wilh olher fine prospecls, Coach Payne should have anolher good season when lhe warm wealher rolls around. BASEBALL RECORD - l959 lhhll'lllll'iil' l'i1-rms ,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ., lNlIlI'1llll'iil' Gwinn ,.,.,,..s ,,,,,,, lllawquvih- l'1sczu1a,hu l'llIl'lllll'li1' Gwinn .,,.,, .,,,... Murquvliq- ldsczlinxlm lxhllI'lllll'lil' Mnnising l5lill'1lll0ll1' lshpvming: lllairqui-tio lshpmning 1 l , n 1 es.,-,M we f F se lg-. W-ef 1 P Curt Vwndvnhomn, as fi-vslnnz1.n infielder dur- ing tho '59 lmsolmll season, is pictured while getting' nndvr an infield pop-np during' am pre- gznnc workout session, Burk Row: Ernest Alu-l, Terry Nyquist, Fran L'Iluilli0r, Gcnz- Small. Huber! Elclrvrlgv, Junk Moylo, Harold Olson. Middle- Row: Tim Bullock, Curt Wolf, Curt Vundenboom, Ruhorl BOI'l'Xl'I12ll1. John Swajzmen, Eugene Bc-lmoro. l'I:1l'l C':1l'Is Front, Ruw: Roy Slluw. .lim Jan-ubson, John Korhoncn, Byron lirovvn, Lorn R.O0llI11, Larry Brown, Cuuvll Jzwk 1 1 uync. R clmen Football Team Produces Top Row: Asst. Coach Fred Taccolini, Asst. Coach Jerry Pangrnzzi, Eugene Belmore. Leslie Bedcll, Roger Johnson, Bob Cnmhensy, Gary Hoppe, George Leunes, Ralph Hintsala. Third Row: Couch Bill Hurt, Henry Jackson, Edward Lawry, Bob Brant, Terry Nyquist, Earl Temple, Tim Bullock, Jim Moyle, Curt Wolf. Duve Bullock. Second Row: Fred Fleury, Ron Peters, Gary Aho, Tim Hurley, Dave Bnrkow, Edward Fletcher, Earl Carlson, Don Mnrtin, .luck L'lIuillicr. Bottom Row: Mike Oates, Joe Woodbridge, Greg MncDougnll, Ed Peterson, Paul Wztinio, Jim Jncohson, Fran Ijlluillicr. Mark Markantony, Ellsworth Nudcau, Carl Lundquist. 0l'l'iciznl R2lIlKll1'llt' keeps at close eye on Marque-tte's Tim Bullock ns he nears the sideline on an end sweep and at hig gain while playing against. lshpemillz. 72 Although the 1959 Graveraet football team impressed their fans by the fine improvement that they made over the previous year, the hard-working Redmen were much better than what their won- lost record illustrates. The only losses that the Reds suffered were to Neguunee and Manistique QU. P. Champsi and these two defeats were hy a total of 4 points. Realizing that his athletes played fine foothall throughout- the year l'owc.h Hart asserted, Naturally the success of the sqmul was due to the seniors. They want- ed to excel and they did just that. Also many of the squad members made im- provements in their ability. With these two ingredients combined, a winning hall club can he established. Eugene Belmore, sparkplllg' ca,ptni.n for t-he Redmen, made first string on the All- U. P. team and quarterback Terry Ny- quist made second string. To he select- ed on this f98.Ill is one of the highest hon- ors a U. P. high school football player can re:-eive. lncidenhally Nyquist also made the Great Lakes Conference team, an all senior squad: while Belmore was given an honorable mention hy the G.L.U. coaches. Senior fullback Fran L'Huillier was elected most valuable player hy his teammates and was also high scorer for the year with 83 points. , xi fi? 'Si K 2' L, ' ' x 1 Y. fs...-fffw me 'S 9 4 ww f is ix 1' A W -f ff gi 554 'QBSAQA-:B4s.aXK7 M S534 Va . Q .', .. ,. h W , 4 S 5 W ' N . fx ' x f s gp f 5 1 1 , 'Q .N T R. ,Q ' 201224 W4 355315332 U IV li 1 Ygiy, ' V- '-,f fx 1-W aj, at fa Q 'ii 'S ffY f?'w if 4 fr K 4 h 5 Q , jg? X ,. , , I b if . ,vi -f N, J ii ,W , zsiwfaury J Q, - W ,,N,, ffj,, g L X , ' gm Q is SE . Q ig A 5 , Q 67-- X 1 In thc photo ahovc an opcn-huildlc is demonstrated hy tho first offensive team preceding thc '59 Soo glil'Il0. This particular humlfllc positions t.hc lincmcn standing hchind three hacks and the signal callcr tin this casc Tim Bullock! in front of his tcammatcs. This procedure benefits t-hc team through hcttcr undcrstanding' among thc playa-rs. End Ed Lawry lcaps high in thc air to nmkc a pcrfcct picture- and almost a, lll1ll'Yt'l0IlS catch. 'l'hc action t-ook place' against. lshpeming at Memorial Field. Nianagcr Ralph Hint:-:ala fright! makcs an ailjustmcnt. on a. hclmct while his sidc- kick tim-org'c Lcuncs t'0lllllilt'N thc various statistics t'rom this ,prcvious game. WHAT ABOUT NEXT YEAR? With the i959 football season making history a typical question is arising among Redmen fans wherever they are gathered. The inquiry states, Will we have a good team next year? The answer to this question depends upon a lot ot factors but especially upon the attitude of the team. It they have a strong desire to win and truly want to excel then the results will be success. Giving his views on next tall, Coach Bill Hart stated, ln regards to 'Football next year we may have a rebuilding job with our line: although we do have some key men return- ing in the backtield. The success ot next year's team will probably be due to how well the underclassmen adapt them- selves to varsity football. 76 Racking up JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL - I959 Mnrqucttc .... , .,...... .,,.,, l 4 Nvgwumcc ,,,,,..,, 7 Murqm-lic . . , ,, 32 Nt-wha-rry .,,. 0 lutll'llll1'ff1' ., ,,,,., H20 Munising . ,, 0 Murqucttc ., .,.,, 26 lshpi-ming .,,, ....... 1 3 Mai-qucttc . ,..,. 20 Escanaba ,,., 6 lllnirqucttc .. ,..,,A I4 lshpcmini: .. ,,,, 7 nl2I.lI'lllll't11' ..,.,,,,,,, ......, J! 0 Munistiquc ,.,,.,,, ,..,,,,, l 9 I46 poinls during lhe year pro- 'l'h i rd Row: Asst. Coucli Louis Tzlccolini, Bob Moore, Bob Alston, John Stindt, Mike Swan, Bob Snyclcr, Bob vided 'rhe Redmen's iunior varsily foolball icam unprecedented record. The undefeal- cd mark was lhe firsl since l956 and was also lhe blh year in a row lhal' a Graverael B-'leam had ended ihe year wilh a winning season. The crew, coached by Mr. Warren Wilson, for ihe second year in a row, played some close games during fhe season buf lhe con- lesl 'rhal' provided lhe mosl pressure was lhe +il+ played ai' Manislique. The Reds wenl' in- lo fheir locker room a+ half-lime wilh a I9-6 cleficil' and came on 'lhe field following 'lhe discussion period looking like a new ball club. As you can see in lheir record above lhey won 'lhe game 20-I9. Bob LaMora and Bill Voighf were chosen b lheir 'leammales as co-capfains while Dic Peferson, a small bul' explosive back, look honors as mosl' valuable player. Mr. W'arrcn Wilson, coach of the R1-dmen's jlmior varsity football team, takes time out for his amuml pre-ganxe chat with his quarterback Gcnc Pearson. ln the discussions Wil- son trys to cstnhlish an lllld9l'St2l,llllillg hctwccn himsclf amd his signal caller of what strategy will hc uscd on thc gridiron once the game is underway. Top Row: Caxrrol Wan-lttcr, Ken Bullock, Roger Zettle, Dennis Chenoil, Paul Chzxllnncin, Mickey Johnson, Tom l50Roa'licl', Rivltnrd Nelson, Randy Yelle, Fourth Bow: John Kzimpinen, Arno Voight, Ken Kztngas. John Connors, Charles Phelps, Woodrow Butts, Tom lioylc, Munzuxcrs Tcrry Johnson, Don Koski, and Greg Seppancn, Conch Warren Wilson. Baxrry, Stvvc Sw S4-cond Row Voight, Gcnc Pc Bottom Row: Conlois, Dick 1' wxnson. : Bob Coolmun, Gus Sponberg, Ken Johnson, Paul LIIu1ll1e1 Paul Dionnc I in Btu o Bill arson. Louis Ingalls, Dove Barry. ctcrson, Bob LaMora, Paul Bystrom, John Racine 77 Asst Conch Jan-k Payne, Nolan Gvnorc, Paul 'Ch ubim in Icon ucl Posio Rich llql Mxson Ro 6 fb, ,L 'S Eg Sr H XM M N A -M5 Q 'I' if if 0 6 V af. Fran lflluillivr 1203 who is setting' ai st-we-ii for 'l'ini Bullock, lizizl goml position for ai rvhoiuul following the pi'om'v1liii'm-, lu spite' ot' thi- vffort ot' Frarn ll rvllouiitl was not not-llvrl for this D2ll'llt'lll2ll' attempt. Tho jump-shot. in-ttvd two points which was part of the 61-42 win owr lshpcming. The varsity basketball team, who started +he I959-60 season with new head basketball coach Fred Taccolini, picked up where they left otf from foot- ball last autumn. The Redmen, who lost 7 ball games during the regular season and finished the year with a near-aver- age 9-8 record, lost their contests by close margins. The seven scheduled games were lost on an average of a lit- tle under 3 points per game. Mr. Fred Taccolini, who has been both the B-team and freshmen coach since joining our athletic program, was ap- pointed to be varsity coach for the 59- 60 season last fall. He replaced Mr. Bill Brady who retired atter 6 years as head basketball coach here at Graver- aet. Ending the regular season play as top Class B scorer, Tim Bullock was then selected on the 2nd string of the All- U. P. team and voted by his basketball companions as most valuable player. Terry Nyquist, a fine rebounder tor the Redmen during the year, was elected captain for the year by his teammates. accolmi Takes Co ching Rem VARSITY BASKl+l'l'BAl.l, TEAM Staizmlingsz llviiry .lm-ltsayi. Iiclwaird I..1w1'y, Tc1'1'y Nyquist, Jim Soli, Roger Johnson, Gary Hoppe, Tim Bullock. l+'i':in I,'lluillivi'. Fozicli Fivd 'l':i1'n'olil1i, Sitting: Mziiizigvi- Balm llrnnl. John Vvnnig, .Iolin l'wl'llZlt'l', Dzixw- llullock, Bill Mc'L0:in, Paul VVuinio, Iillswortli Naimiuziu, Jim Nicholas. Manager George Leuncs. Tim Bullock, elected as most valuable player on the varsity squad hy his teammates, rom- plvtvs his drivv with a lay-up shot against the Eskimns from Escnnaba. 59 Varsiiy Baske+ball 60 W.. 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A,.. 4 7 58 lull.IliNillg' .A., A , H47 Junior varsity 1-oawh w'2lFFt'll VVile-non tkllt't'liIlg'i und t'rvshmu.n vozwh Louis 'l':u-volini converse with their rvspm-vtivv tu-urns' most Vlllllllhll' player. .lohn Frazier tlvfth In-rl the B-tc-um to the G.I..C. championship while- D1-nnis fllI'll1lil played am major roll in the t'rvshmv.n's t'i.n4- st-:mon ra-vord ot' tt wins and one loss. Atter ending their regular season schedule with a 9-4 mark, the Redmen reserve basketball squad went into the G.L.C. tournament as un- derdogs and came out as champions. The team, coached by Warren Wilson, used the ingredients of desire and a little extra ettort which in the end paid ott in tribute. It was the second time in three years that a Marquette iunior varsity had captured the crown. The only other time that this teat had been matched was in l958 when that year's reserve team ended their season with a I5-3 record and the B-team championship. Forwards Gene Pearson and Curt Vandenboom were selected by their teammates as co-captains, and most valuable player John Frazier was high point maker with 246 points. Freshman coach Lou Taccolini, who has been turning out tine basketball prospects since join- ing our coaching statt in I957, led the 59-60 trosh team to a tine season record ot 8 wins and one loss. The squad, who elected Roger Zettle as captain and top scorer Dennis Chenail as most valuable player, displayed some real tine basket- ball during the year and should be valuable ma- terial when they iump into varsity shoes. l -2I'ISHMAN BASKlCTBAL,l. 'TEAM Stumlingt iVIilI1ilj.fl'I' Miko Ontus. Linnt-ll Johnson, Tc-1'1'y Lodholz, Robert Snyder, Clyde Bn1'E1iZvVi1I1111lL Pillll i4'lilllllil'l', .Inn Magnuson. i.1ll'l'j Iluzxo, IVIim'h:u-l livvkniull Conch Lon l'zn'volini, Km-1-ling: liU1.1t'I'Zt'ill0. Dennis Chunziil, Riclxzwd Nelson, Paul Chullunuin, John Boldo. Not piulllrod: 1Jnvifi Lindslrom. ... . ..,. --1,......,..v1....--........... Q... , -,.,,,- -, ,,,,, , ' 1 ' O 0 E .Nvvff lla-an Kris-1.1, who was ons- of the- top pi-rfornn-rs on Grave-me-t's ski ta-am during' thi- wintf-r months and al, se-lc-vtion mi the- All-Statv High Sq-hool ski ta-a.m for the- sc-cond t'ons1-vutivv yt-ar, is picture-d while- trai'n- ing at thu Cliffs Ridge skiing area. Slcl Team Wins Porlcies eet Illarqm-tio Grave-ran-t's ski squad. coach- vd hy Mr, Robe-rt P1-rllwrg, 4-nta-ra-d par- ticipants in l'our ski nu-1-ts during tha- l9ti0 skiing si-ason. In thi-ir first nu-1-t at Mount liipln-y in Houghton, thi- hoys plam-d a 3rd and the- girls a 4th in thc- giant slalom. On lfvhru- ary l2th and liith, tha- tm-am participate-d in thc- 9th Annual U, l'. High School ski nn-1-t at Pina- Mountain. ln tho downhill and slalom 4-omhins-il tha- girls. hoys and the- nordic ti-am took 5th place-s rvspvc- tivx-ly. At thi- Ironwood Invitational Ski Mc-4-t, ln-ld on lfohruary 20th, thi- hoys capturvd a 9th plan- in thu- downhill and slalom. Un tha- following day at the- Por- cupine- Mountains in Ontonagon thu- la-ani won tha- first plavn- trophy in thi- giant slalom rzwc. In individual lN'l'f0l'lll2lIll't'S, Da-an Krin-J: was a rn-gional winna-r in thi- U-nt ral U. S. Ski Association Championship. Tha- first plan-0 award was pn-sc-iitvcl to him aftvr ht' had plilCl'tl lflld lll birth thi- dnuinhill and slalom. Kric-fr, who is an All-Statv High School si-li-ction, is making plans for thi- 1964 Olympics. Top Row: Bill Tlrorvalclson, John Kampinen, Jim Avocks, John Slindt. John Ravine-. Daw- Thompson, Jim Nloylo, Coavh Rolwrt Pr-rllicrfx. Third Row: John Avocks, Tom Krieg, Jean Grossbauc-r, Judy Grosslmauvr. Rohm-rla Roclgm-rs, Lois Clark. S4-cond Rfow: Carl Arhogast, Judy LaBluo, Donna Wilkins, Julic-nrw Nelson. Maura-iii-ilu Ms-yn-r, Kris lioiilho. Bolton Row: Ailys VanLand0g9nd, Diane Zeni, Bonnie Riciu-r, Julin- Nowak, Imrolliy Woocllmricligv, 84 asl:ers Capture Intramural Crown INTRAMURAI. STANDINGS - 1959 - 60 Tealm Won Lost l. Masters ,, , ,..,,,l4 3 2. Sud lluds ,, . .,.,A,,,,, .....,,.. l 2 5 3. Frips ...,.,., ,,,,. .... , .,....... l 2 4 4. Wheelers and Dealers ,,,.,.... 10 6 5. Jaylunvkers ,.,. .....,,,., .,,,,, 5 1 0 6. Kadldlly Hoppers .. .,.,.. 5 10 7. Freshnmn .... . ,.,. . 4 11 8. Make-ups ,. ,.,... ,,,.,. 1 14 The lnlramural baskelball league, which was again under lhe direclion ol Mr. John Tullle, provided baskelball lor 77 boys lhis pasl year. Al lhe conclusion ol lhe schedule lhe league held a single game-eliminalion lournamenl and also selecled an All-Slar leam lo meel lhe lacully squad in lhe second annual lacully-slu- denl baskelball game. The baslcelball linale ol lhe year was sponsored by lhe Graverael Slu- denl Council and was again won by lhe lacully 68 lo 58. The lacully, who had won lhe con- lesl lasl year, 35-26, were led by biology leach- er Louis Taccolini wilh 33 poinls. Tom Bolilho and Gary Aho conlribuled I6 and I5 poinls re- speclively lor lhe All-Slars. ln lhe lirsl round ol lhe lnlramural lourna- menl lhe Frips, Sad Dads, Wheelers and Deal- ers, and Maslers were all winners. Aller lhe second round was compleled lhe Sad Dads had delealecl lhe Frips 43-4l and lhe Maslers had overwhelmed lhe Wheelers and Dealers 57-29. ln lhe finals ol lhe lournamenl lhe Maslers proved lo be loo much lor lhe Sad Dads by romping lhem 52-32. By winning lhe lournamenl lhe Maslers jumped inlo lirsl place in lhe sland- ings wilh a I4-3 record. l Robert Bureau, a member of the Jayhawkers' basket- ball team, puts on his zumual dribbling exhibition while playing against. the Wheelers and Dealers, Tim Hurley is pictured attempting to steal the sphere from Bureau while John De-Yonke, one of Bob's teammates, hopelessly awaits a pass. Referees Gary Aho iahove-lefti and Jack L'Huillier lubove-right! hand Tom Bolitho the ball for a free- throw ufter he was fouled in one of the league games. Tom, who led the Intramural All-Stars' attack against the faculty team, played a major roll in the success of the Frips. Tim Hurley llefti of the Wheelers and Dealers gives an opposing Juyhawker the eye during a scheduled Intrzlmural game. Hurley then cleared the hull out to .lim Jacobson who is being elosely guarded by Jayhawker George Leanes. 85 t Q f Qixwaxy' 9 J 1- as ' ,M VW' 'H 4:-. , 2-'f!t'ffY: On March 25+h Graverae+'s Girls' Athletic As- socialion presenled +heir second annual Sports Panorama in the Sidne Adams Gymnasium. The girls demonslraled lechniques in volleyball, lable tennis, fencing, tumbling, and basketball. ,An added allraclion was a fashion show where vari- ous sporls outfits were modeled by members of lhe girls' organization. The G.A.A. officers dur- ing l959-60 were Marie Magadanz, presidenlg Bonnie Richer, vice president, Pauline Johnson, Secretary: and Sandy McCullough, treasurer. The varsity tumbling leam, which contributed exhibilions during the Redmen's varsity games Miss E. Ima- VV4-l1l- 4-n, dirt-1-tor ot' both tha- tumbling te-anis and tha- Girls' Athlo- tic Association, gives finul instructions to :L group ot' girls who took part in tht- zu'- tivitivs that thc- or- ganization offt-rn-al this past school yt-ur. The-y invlulla- th-t't to rightl: Muric- Aho, lmogi-nv llnrtman. Kathie-on Hzlrtmun, Put Rule-, Paulina- Johnson, K :L r 1- n Erickson, ll Il 11 4- I I Bc-auprm-y, N zu n 0 y Erickson, and Maur- vvn lflluillin-r, wilh Escanaba and Munising, include besides the girls pictured on lhese 'lwo pages, Charlo'H'e Priebe, Shirley Deschaine and Pal Rule. The other half of lhe girls' fumbling program, +he B-'leam section, pul on their stunts and demonstrations during the halftime of the varsil 's Newberry and Bessemer preliminary games. T is group of girls, who were unliorlunalely no+ pic-lured and deserve a greal deal of credil, include Katherine Ander- son, Linda Belmore, Carole Camilli, Beverly Dauphinais, Barbara Fish, Judy Grossbauer, Hel- en Harkin, Bonnie lery, Mary Kay lery, Kris Kes- lcey, Joan Kroken, Maureen L'Huillier, Sue Mall- son and Susan Savola. Another pirture- was t-zulu-n ot' thi- varsity tumbling' te-:un during' tht- Re-clnn-n-lflsvamnzllm lmslu-thull ganne-. l'ncludt-tl in tht- photo is-First Rfow: Kurs-n Erickson, .lam-ll Bonu- prvy, Maria- Aho, und Carolyn Klink. S1-4-ond Row: Snntly M1-tlullough, Shuron Basal. :intl Bonnie- lhlllllhlllllii. On top ol' tht- strut-ture is Slu- tiustufson :tml dire-4-tly in front! ol' tho 4-re-ntion is Mau'- ll'llt' lla-nly. The activities at Graveraet provide the melody for many rec-ords which the students are capable of achieving. Working in harmony while participating in various .activities isa general setting for many stu' dents. Records and more records! As the year graduf ally came to a cl-ose the students of Graveraet began to take stock -of their achievements in the past year. On the whole, it was decided that their efforts were all spent in the many extrafcurricular activities of the school. 5 25 cya has it ,jf l X-513'-f LE' - 88 4 Q15 -Im' A M5 V, .. ...,,,gl,.. ,M 1, N .1 . 'Q --5 ' X hw- A - ,, . l . ,- , : ,. ' ME, gs- few - MES.: :Q A, 5 sm? 3731. . 9 I NIH :K xii. , Xvnw , 3 9' ' gr 5 5 Y' Q . F L 5 f , . A Q ,S V Ei ng ,5f,g3g'QfgRA,e,g,w4f?111 1 . Q A, ri 4 1, M 'V L- L' -K s 5 f 5 W . I , ..f-fgggxf K as y 5 V, 535' ik X . . . :g,,. J . . ik I Y W '. . as Q -x 8 nl ' ,qw-: 4 -M fb' .:f 1S K. 'N' ., - Q O 'QM' ,A Qf , Hu... ., Wk, Q ,. 5 hw.!5m--,l 'f A .Mn f --5. M W 'i - '. 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Q3 Q-if ,QA , 23 t Ki' 5 1. inn.. W I' V qw. , i ,Q i 0 IX 32 vi 1 f p 1 1 Q 5 ww, ll ,....... s -Q g A ral .,,f......,w, Q.. . .x K 5: 1? ' X' I ., 5 ix. if in N 41, is A 1 u 1 f W i X ,x..- ' 5 I S A , y A N1 - , L Q-- b N -.- - .... 4. 5 V , - Q afx 5 S XAAK f - A ' ' 'XS 4 X. -A. , - . f - if-W gs Lx K X www mMXsm,,,N,: RV -f'wnnf4-A-NeM1.wMWL.L,f.LA Kg, The grand march was headed by class president, Jim Lafortlme, and his date, Delores Slnith. The Enchanted Isle Miss Pierce serves refreslmienis io the guests. The music for the evening was provided hy Cal Whitmore and his orchestra. Us I , 5 May 2, l959, was +l1e daie selecied for ihe big- gesi eveni of ihe year, ihe Junior Prom. The iheme was Enclmanied Isle. The eniire gym was decoraied in colored +in foil. En+ering 'Hue dance, couples walked over a piciuresque bridge. Tropical fish were arranged on one wall, and colorful palm lrees added io lhe scene, making ii an enchanied evening. l00 Lil i . ar Q ' wi' 4, 'Kxa Q ,U R M QV. .Y' X 'Ny ' 1 Y , K W 1 3 1 .9 5 SF Qi if XF R 6 i 1 L F , ' x K . 5.513 'ga ' lxxws 3 rig N U F .. , 0 fl' 722' X E Nm ' Nl l K gg 0 . . X W fQh 'T XX The organizations form a simple, but well balanced program for all interested individuals. There are various types of clubs and musical activities 'offered to the students at Graveraet High School. These extra activities give added enjoyment to the students' everyday work in school and bright' ens their interest in academic subjects. Organizations give students a chance to make records of their own. The students also become betf ter .acquainted with their fellows sharing common in' terests. IO2 12 15 if 4 3: 1 Y awk X V 5? S RA ,. , . , , :X , -- Axiy 'W E -vm Q v. Ps 'N K .yr E, ,W L y. 0 ' all . ....5w X u ,f x-.W -is-l. . .J .W-..... n..,, w,,,,,,,,...,.... K Q Q fl. X , Marion ll2llISI'l' and Gail Hoppe, ss-nior 4-dit.ors, revs-ive Jack L'l IlliIli0l'1lINl David Sta-mzlvin, art vdiiors, dc-sig'n the-ir ussignnu-nts for the- year from Mr. Wendell Andvr- the- covvr and add the finishing touches to thc- division son. e-ditorial adviser. pages. At Work And Al: Play rrif, mr nrnwf Mp K f r PY- , .. 1 ,. rnmfgi ,,,, Kris K4-sk:-y. sc-hool life- 1-ditor, and Ire-nv Ousf. Paul vvilillifl, sports mliior, and Mr. Richard Ure-n. class vditor, crop piclurn-s according to ihe' lalyollis. photograph:-r, sch:-dulv piviurvs to hc- izlkml for his sa-viion. I04 Bonnie- Snyclt-r, au-tivitivs 4-mlitor, Rolu-rtu Rodgt-rs, Cnroln Cznnilli, activities cn-oditor, Slllllrlllll' Frisk, in- copy-1-mlitnr, und Mnrilvv Bla-l.nug'hlin, vditor, prool'-road dvr 4-ditor, :md Mika- Cory, :administration editor, make- thv copy to ln- sunt in. tho layouts for their respective sections. with Th Takler Staff I'ntri1-in Buck nml Lynn Erickson. m'f.5nnizn.tinl1x 4-ditnrs, pnstv the- pirturvs on tht- dummy shoot prior to bcing sunt to the printers. fx. X .RS www ff. f W W ., -as - w . if E at .if-'SEM f ' 'I'hv Tzltlu-r Staff cn-lm-lllultvs tht- l'0llllll0ii0ll ot' thc' school yt-urhonk nl its annual banquet. l05 gli .1-hai? ,-'pisgfn , 'Q I an 3u5 1 1 T : u .I+ , if . Q.. .V 4-,A .V Q 'L-S' .f., qi ,ki . I-J Y ,,' Z 'uv ggi! 5 ' .+ A 4, ' If 15 4 J. S n 84 f 'I-Ju xx ,. , A ,4 mis Q .1 , , 1 1 Q Q' K iisam I fiv',4fgi z4z+M.,. S3 Nv- f as ? iv A' nmkl and Sue bllstafso In um Bonzing Glori C00 Mirie Aho In beatvd Carla. bust ,Fw -rein 'f wg 5 if 55!5'!!!lE K Q? Q.: Q ev 4 I Y ff R s X x A an 35 ,gi . 445. Q5 1? lim. gn. fy if if nf L? Q if 3 V4 53 VM iv A Q1 . vi' K K' 5-I N v -4 V Fifi! -'r N S Q, fi' 1. K :ta Qw.f Q QHWFQ' 1 M, SA,-.af M ' K a , 1 gf 1 -. . 4. Xgg. Au ...exam-Qu Miko Cory, Maria- Aho, :md Churlvs Luke work on Xl scvm- of a play. Graverae'r's Thespian Chapfer had a very successful year by presenfing ihree one-acf plays fhis spring and helping wifh fhe props and scenery. The officers fhis year were Merrilee Glass, Mike Cory, Jill Selin, and Michelle Sneecl. Mr. Vance Paul was fhe adviser. Aciors OF The Year 'I'ho ol'five-rs nl' the 'lih1'SDiKlillS ure Michelle Sneed, S1'l'l'1'flll'yQ ,Me-rrilov Glass, pre-sidmmlg Mike Cory, vice- prc-sklvlltg :und Jill Ss-lin, treasurer. 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Q. 5 1 A GIRLS' CHORUS: Top Row: Judy Lziwrvnc-0, J u d 5' O'Connoll, Mzirquitu French, Margaret Gibson. Judy Loucks, Ann Shaw, Re-lwvvzi Johnson. Middle- Row: Carolyn Schulz, Sharon Trudeau, Donna Britton, Bonnie DesJzu'dins, Alice Whvol- er, Carol Sliorkoy, Diarloiiv Rosin. Front Row: Judy LaBluo, Pam Micklow, Diana Lamirand, Pog- gy Knluz, Linda Yax, Dc-lorvs Benzry. Jenn Peterson. Sweet Mu ic And Murrileo Glass, :ict-on1,nanist for thc- or- chestra, gon-s over somv concert music. II6 The- orchestral, l'UIldlll'fl'Il hy Mr. Pattvrwon, prawtivn-tl ardent- Iy this your for tho All School Play. Sccoml Row: Kcn Johnson, Nancy McGui1'c, BllI'll1ll'Zl Trud- gcon, Julie Alckalu, .loan Laycock. Cnrol Johnson. Sharon Stromr. Bruce Johnson. First Row: Glynis Johnson. .londu llnlllrish, Suznnnc Frisk, Suv llill, Shirlcy Maki, Carol llciscr, Donna VVilkins. Singing Sirings Sc-cuml Row: 'I om llcrmun. liny P.xy:xnl, Judy Mason, Molly liulminsrm. lfirsi. ROW: .lnlinnnu Nclscn. Nllll'l'lZl Cnrnn. Nancy I.fZlFl'0lll0l'0 llnlmcrlu Rodp,:c1'S. THE ORCHESTRA: The Graverael orches+ra under 'lhe direclion of Mr. Joseph B. Palferson provided music before and be+ween acls of plays, gave a Spring Concerf, and parlicipaled in +he annual Music Fesiival +0 round off a successful year of hard work. This group was accompanied by Merrilee Glass. Alice Darling, 2ll'i'0lll,DlllliSi for thc chorus, runs through ll piccc of music for an future concert. II7 7aJflea Sie!! Ediior-in-Chief ., ,. ..,,... Marilee McLaughIin Sporis Edi+or .,,,. ,..,....,. P .sul wanna Ari' Edi+or ......,,. ,,,,...... .A,. ,,....f.. J a ck L'HuiIlier Organizaiions Co-edifors . ......... Pafricia Buck and Lynn Erickson Acfiviiies Co-ediiors .. .........A Carole Camilli and Bonnie Snyder Copy Ediior ........ ,,..... .....,................ R o beria Rodgers S+uden+ Life Ediior .. .....,..... Kris Keskey Adminisirafion Edi'I'or .... .............,...,.. ,..,........ M i ke Cory Senior Co-edi+ors . .,....,. Gail Hoppe and Marion Hauser Classes ........... ..,..,.............. ............ I r ene Ousi Index Edi+or ........ Suzanne Frisk 14 Our Ihanks +o: GUELFF PRINTERS ASSOCIATION for priniing. BEAUCI'IAMP'S CAMERA SHOP for processing picfures. LEMON'S STUDIO, BEAUCHAMP'S CAMERA SHOP, and TIFFANY CAMERA SHOP for Senior poriraifs. MR. E. WENDELL ANDERSON for advisership. MISS CATHERINE HAWES for ediforial advice and proofreading. MR. RICHARD UREN for phoiography. MISS NANCY JENSEN for assisfance wi'I'I1 arf work. DAVID STENGLEIN for designing fhe cover. OUR ADVERTISERS and PATRONS for helping fo finance fhe book. ...INDEX... A Abbot, Cheryl 45, 63 Abel, Ernest 59, 71 Acocks, James 68, 84 Acocks, John 23, 50, 84 Adkins, Sharon 58 Aho, Gary 23, 72, 74, 85 Aho, Marlo 55, 86, 87, 94, 97, 108, 111, 119 Aho, Walter 63 Akkala, Julie 18, 55, 117 Albright, Gerald 63 Alston. Robert 77, 97 Alto, Dennls 55 Alton, Laura 23, 51 Anderson, Calvin 59 Anderson, Edward, Mr. 10, 104 Anderson, Helen 48, 59, 115 Anderson, Jacquelyn 63, 112, 114 Anderson, James 19, 23, 68, 69 Anderson, Katherine 59, 114 Anderson, Madeline 59 Anderson, Marlene 23 Anderson, Walter 59, 115 Angullm, Mary 23. 78, 95 Arbogast, Carl 59, 84, 97, 108 Audette, Allen 33 Axel, Bill B Babb, Carleton 54, 59 Babcock, Betty Babcock, Chester, Mrs. 18 Babcock, Joyce 63 Bahrman, Karen 55 Balrd, George 28 Baird, Mary B8 Baker, Sharon 59 Balwlnskl, Elizabeth 55 Belwlnskl, Ruth 59 Bannon, Robert 59 Baragwanath, Clyde 63, 83 Barrato, Jack, Mr. 10, 63 Barber, Sheila 55 Barkow, David 28, 72, 78 Barry, Davld 63, 77 Barry, Judith 55 Barry, Robert 59, 77, 1.13 Bartelll, Barry 68 Basal, Gary 23 Basal, Sharon 18, 55, 86, 87, 114 Beals, Comme 63 Beatty, Larry 59 Beatty, Michael 59 Beauchamp, Paul 24, 48, 107 Beaudry, Darlene Beaudry, James 59 Beaudry, Jeanette 59 Beaudry, Mclchael 24, 44 Beauldry, Norma 59 Beauprey, Janell 55, 87 Beckman, Michael 63, 83. 115 Beckman, Ronald 55, 115 Bedell, Leslie 24, 69, 72, 75 Beer, Juanlta 59 Belrlng, Tom 63 Beldo, John 63, 83, 113, 114 Beldo, Mary 59, 114 Bell, Nancy 55 Bellmore, Richard 65 Belmore, Belmore, Belmore, Belmore, Edwin 58 Eugene 71, 72, 78 Grace 59 Linda 63 Bengry, Darryl 59 Bengry, Delores 56, 116 Bangs-ton, Sue 18, 55 Benjamin, Marlon 59 Bennett, Chrlstlne 24, 95 Benson, Dlane 59 Benzlng, JoAnn 24, 78, 106 Benzlng, Kathryn 59 Berg, Ronald 63, 114 Berger, Bob 68, 69 Berglund, Berglund, Lols 24 Sara 55 Berry, Bob 68 Berry, Karen 63 Berryman, Howard, Mr. 10 Berryman, Judith 24 Berryman, Robert 59, 71 Berqullst, Bonnie 59 Betts, Woodrow 59, 77, 82 Blekkola, Jlm 55 Bigger, Arthur Bigger, Pauline Bllllngs, Bingham, Charles 63 Joseph 24 Blvlns, Eunice Blvlns, Minnie Black, Suzan 55 Bllssf, David 58 Bloom, Gerald 55, 115 Booklund, Duane 63 109, Bodenus Bolltho, Bolltho, , Michael 24 Kris 54, 55, 78, 84, 111 Thomas 24. 85, 115 Borchert, Ronald 63 Bothwell, Henry Mr. 9 . Bottrell, Sarah, Miss 10, 64 Boucher, Sharon 59 Bowers, Charles 63 Bowers, Donald, Mr. 10, 106 Boyd. David 69 Boyd, Ronald 70 Boyle, Thomas 59, 77 Robert 24, 69, 69, 72, 75, 79, 107, Brant, 108 Brewer, Brewer, Briscoe, 108 Brisson. Britton, Britton, Britton, Britton, Brooks, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brozek, Brozek, Bryant, Carol 24 James Frederick, Mr. 10, 5-1, 61, 106, Bewverly 24 Daniel Donna 55, 116 Jean 63, 96 Ronald 55 Mary Lee 60 Byron 71 Clayton 55, 115 Larry 63, 68, 71 Gary Sharon 18, 55 William 59, 115 Buoholtz, Mary lou 55, 92 Buchoirz, Paulette 59, 95, 97 Buck. Patricia 59, 78, Bucklln, Buckmaster, Lloyd 59, 105, 113, 11-l Clyde, Mr. 11, 50 63 Bullock, Carl, Mr. 11 Bullock, Clarence, Mr. 11, 47 Bullock, David 55, 70, 72, 74, 79, 81 115 Bullock, Kenneth 63, 77 Bullock, Tim 54, 71, 72, 74, 75, 76, 79, 80, 81, 107 Burdick, Thomas Bureau, Patrlcfla 25, 59, 107, 114 Bureau, Robert 25, 81, 85 Buxton, Richard 25, 98 Buzzo, Larry 63, 77, 83 Buzzo, Mary Lou 55 Bystrom, Jim 70 Bystrom, Paul 59, 77 Bystrom, Richard 59, 70 C Cambefnsy, Robert 25, 69, 72, 73 Cameroln, Sharon 63 1 Camilli, Camllll, Carole 63, 05, 115 Wayne 25 Cardonl, Robert Carey, Darlene 58 Carey, Richard 57 CHIISOI1, Carlson, Carlson, Carlson, Carlson, Carlson Carlyon: Caramella, Patricia, Mrs. 11. Connie 18, 45, 59 Earl 58, 71, 72, 75 Geraldine 25 John 59, 82 Judith 63 Marlje-an 54, 63, TS. 107, 11-1 Ann 58, 111 Carnahan, JoAnn 55 Carrier, Carter, LaVerne 63 Ann 59 Challancln, Paul 77, 83 Chambers, Diane 59 Champion, David 64 Charboneau, Edward 63 Chaiboneau, Paul 59. 77, 82 Churette, Katherine 25 Chenail. Dennis 63, 77, 83 Cherette, James 55 Christian, Mary 25 Clark, Gary Clark, Kathleen 55 Clark, Lols 55, 84, 113 Clark. Peggy 63 Cleary, Cleary, Clement Clement Ullnton. Fred, Mr. 19 Mary 56 , Judy 55 , Kathleen 55 Jackllyn 55, 92 Clish, Faye 63 C losser, Bruce 59, 94, 95, 97 Coe, Linda 25 Coleman, Georglne 55 Coleman, Richard 63, 94, 05 Connors, Bonnie 25 Connors, John 63, 77 Contois, Dennis 55 Contois, Roger 63, 77 Coolman, Margaret 25, 50, 100, 107 Coolman, Robert 63, 77 Coppens, Janet 25 Coppens, Robert 25 Uoron, Marcia. 59, 112, 117 Cory, Michael 59, 93, 94, 95, 97. 105, cougnlm, Wllllam II9 50, 55, 108 1 109 Cram, Jack 107 Croschere, Connie 25 Czykoskl, Richard 26 Czykoskl, Shirley 59 D Dagenals, Kenneth Dahlke, Clayton, Mrs. 8 Dallas, Anita 63 Dallas, David 46, 55, 69 Darling, Allce 23, 96 Dauphanals, Beverly 65 Dauphanais, Bonnie 26, 87 Dauphanais, James 63 Davls Allen 55 Davis, Gerald 55 David. James DeBell0, Carol 59 DeGroot, Jean 55, 106, 107 Deragon, Thomas 55 DeRocher, John 26 DeRocher, Patricia DeRocher, Thomas 59, 77, 82 Deschalne, Shirley DesJardllns, Bonnie 59, 116 Desdardlns, Paul Devlne, Patricia 26 Devine, Robert Devonshire, Charlene 55 Devonshire, Judy 59 Devonshire, Karen 26 Devooght, John 59 Devonke, John 43, 55, as Dionne, Jerry 59 Dionne, Joyce 26 Dionne, Leroy Dionne, Paul 59, 77 Dolf, Robert, Mr. 17 Dooley, Patrick Dormer, Diane 55 Dowe, Dorothy Ducas, Carolyn Ducas, Nancy 60 Duer, Randall Duer, Sharon 59 Dunleavy, Thomas 55 Dunquist, Shlrlene 61, 114 Dupras, Judy 59 Dupra.s, Raymond Duquette, John Duquette, Patricia 26 E Eady, James 63 Enrhardt, Frederick 107 Ekdredge, Robert 26, 71 Ellis, John 19, 56 Ellis, Shirley Elo, Sandra 60 Ennis, Richard 26 Erickson, Karen 55, 86, 87 Erickson, Lynn 60, 105, 111. 115 Erickson, Nancy 60, 107, 111, 114 Everson, Dale 62 Everson, Gordon 55 F Fassbender, Charles 55 Fennlg, John 55, 70, 79, 115 Ferguson, Patricia 18, 26 Ferguson, Tom 60 Fetterhoff. Lois 63 Finkbelner, Cory 26, 44, 114 Finkbelner, Robert 63 Fisk, Barbara 60 Fisk, Robert 19, 58 Fletcher, Edwin 56, 72, 75, 107 Fletcher, Lois 56, 11-4 Fleury, Fred 54, 56, 72, 75, 107 Florek, Jerome Fluette, Jeanne 60 Flynn, Paulette 85 Forss, Eunice 60 Forslrom, Christine 63 Frazier, John 60, 79, 82, S3 French. Marqulta 56. 116 Frisk. Suzanne 27, 105, 106, 116, 117 Fritz, Stephen 19, 58 Frollng, Richard 56, 114 Fuller, Judith 60 G Garberson, Ronald 63 Garrow, Darlene Garrow, Patsy 60, 63 Gaspar, Michael 60 Gauthier, Leonard 56 Gauthier, Thomas 48 Genore, Nolan 63, 77 Gentz, Sally 27 Gereau, Edward Gerlach, Richard 27 Gibson, Margaret 27, 116 Glass, Merrilee 56, 97, 106, 100, 110 Glass, Tliomus 60, GS Goldsworthy, Kathryn Goldsworthy, Tlm 27 Goodreau, James 63 Goodreau, Ronald Goulne, Patricia 61 Grady, Kenneth 56 Gravedonl, Daryl 64 Gravedonl, Mary Jane 56 Gravelle, Gary 27 Gravelle, James 56 Grawn, Frances, Miss 17 Greene, Gary 56 Greene, Robert 48 Greenleaf. Danna 27 Greenwald, Wayne 56 Greet, Randy 64 Grimes, Davld 64 Grlmes, Mary 63 Grlvas, Alexandra 27, 111 Grobar, Tlm 64 Grollmus, Sharon 64 Gross, Bonnie Gross, Robert 60 Groesbauer, Jean 27, 84 Grossbauer, Judy 64, 96 Gucky, John, Mr. 11, 47 Guelff, Sherri 64 Gustafson, Carla 60, 93, 97, 108 Gustafson, Sue 56, 78, 87, 93, 106, 115 Gutzman, Dlane 27 Gutzman, Douglas 56, 68 Gutzman, James 60 Gutzman, Wllllam 27 Gysendorfer, Gall 64 ll llagbloom, Carol 60 Hallfrlsch, Jonda 27, 117 Halstrorn, Edith, Miss 17 Hamllton, Richard 63 Hammersmith, Marguerite, Mlss 11, 50, 63 Hansen, Greg 58 Harlng, Dennls 60 Harju, Sandra 60 Harju, Suzanne 28, 112 Jacobson, James 29, 71, 72, 73, 85 Jarvlnln. Ronald 19, 29, 51 Jellch, Patrlcla 56, 86 Jensen, Nancy, Mlss 12, 49, 58 Johnson, Allan 64 Johnson, Ann 29 Johnson, Barry 29 Johnson, Bruce 29 Johnson, Carol A. Johnson, Carol S. 60, 64, 117 Johnson, Carole Johnson, Clayton 29 Johnson, Faye 64 Johnson, Glynis 56. 117 Johnson, Janlce 29 Johnson, Kenneth 60, 68, 69, 77, 82, Johnson, Llnnell 64, 82 Johnson, Marlene 64 Johnson. Michael 48, 60, 77, 82, 107 Johnson, Milton, Mr. 12, 70 Johnson, Pauline 56, 86, 87 Johnson, Rebecca 64, 116 Johnson, Roger 29, 68, 73, 79, 82 108, 113. 115 Johnson, Ronald 70 Johnson, Steven 56 Johnson, Sue 30, 98, 106 Johnson, Terry 60, 68, 77 Johnson, Trudy 30 Jossens, Larry JUFUR1, ary Ann 60, 97, 114 M Jusslla, Vlrglnla 30 K Kalllo, Susan 56 Kalllo William 64 Kaluz: Peggy 30. 116 Kamp Sharon 30 Kampinen, John 64, 77, 34, 117 Kangas, Charles 56, 94, 97, 98, 99 Kangas, Ken 46, 64, 77 Kantola, Beverly 60 Kantola, Dale 60 Kamola Duane 56 Harkln, Helen 48, 60, Harmon, Robert 111 nm, wmmm, Mr. 12, 59, ss, 72, 'za Hartman, Imogene 56, Hartman, Kathleen 60. I-lassell, Pauls. 56 86, 87 87 Hauser, Marlon 56, 104, 111, 114 Hawes, Catherine, Mlas 9 Hayry, Lola 48, 60, 112, 114 Healy, Marlene 56, 87 Heath, Shen-Ill 64 Helkldla, Darwin Helkklla, Patrlcla 56 Helkklla, Richard D. 28, 68, 69, 115 Helkklla, Richard J. 6 0 Kell, Heidi 30 Kell, Mimi 18, 30, 112 Kell, Ruth, Mrs. 12 Keller, larry 56 Keller, Terry 64 Kemp, Allen 64 Kendrlcks, George, Mr. 12 Kent, Keith 68 Keough, Dennis 30. 64 Keough, Michael 64 Keskey, Kristine 65, 78, 107 Keto, Janet 64 Klmar, David 64 Kimber, John 70 Klng, Mary Kay 78, 93, 106, 115 Klnvllle, Paul, Mr. 8 Hellln, John 28, 46 Helser, Carol 54, 64, 78, 107, 117 Heiser, Sumn 56 Hendrickson, Donald Hendrickson, Patrlcla 56 Hendrickson, Robert 60 Hendrickson, Russell 60 Henson, Carol 28 Herman, Ed 28, 47, 107 Herman, Marjorie 64 Klva, Janet 60 Kjellander, Marilyn 60 Kleaver, Kleaver, David 95 John 95 Kllnk, Anita 60, 114 Kllnk, Carolyn 56, 86, 87, 92, 114 Koepp, Garland 30 Koepp, Janice Koepp, Jerry 64 Herman, Tom 56, 114, 117 Herrick, Janlce 114 Hill, Betty Hlll, Elizabeth 28, 64 Hill, James 68 Hlll. Melvln Hlll, Suzanne 60, 117 Hlntsala, Ralph 28, 68, 72, 76, 99, 107 Hoard, Susan 56 Hogan, Wllllam 64 Hokenson, Janet 28 Holcomb, Charlene 64 Holllnshead, Elmer 19, 28 Holm, Davld 60 Holman, James 56 Holman, Kenneth HOPDG, Gall 22, 28. 104, 106, HOPPQ. GUY 28, 68. 72, 74, 79, 80 Homada, Judy 18, 29 Howard, Joanne Hult, Steven 64 Hultgren, Victor, Mr. 19 Hulverson, Harold Hume, Nancy 29 Hurley, Julle 60 Hurley. Tlm 29, 44, 72, Hyer, James 56 Hytlnen, Paul 64 Iery, Iery Iery Iery v n I Bonnle 64 Gerald Geraldine 18, 56 Mary Kay 64 74, 85 Ingalls, Louls 60, 77 lngllon, Gloria Inglson, Margaret 60 lrwln, Dorothy 60 I Jaakoln, Gary 60 Jackson, Henry 29, 72, 73, 79, 80, 98, 99, 114 Koepp, Milton 30 Koepp, Rosallta 64 Koepp, Shirley 56 Korhonen, John 19, 71, 115 Komman, Robert, Mr. 12, 62 Koskl, Donald 60, 77 Koekl, Karen 58 Kotlla, Paul, Mr. 9. 111 Kovlch, Glorla 56, 106 Krieg, Dean 30, 84 Krieg, Tom 64, 84 Krieger, Barbara 64 Krieger, Jack 56 Krleger, Philip 60 Kroken, Joan 60 Kropp, G-ary 60, 115 Kunde, Charles 56 L LaBelle, Wllllam 60 LaBlue, Cheryl 60 LaBlue, Judy 31, 84, 116 LaBonte, Mark, Mr. 8 La.Combe, Michael 64 LaFave, Arlene 56 LaFave, Barry 31, 92 LaFayette, Jack 31 La.Fortune, James 22, 31, 98, 100, La.Frenlere-, Nancy 31, 109, 117 LaFrenlere, Susan 64 Laho, Danlel Lalne, Thomas 64 Lake, Charles 57, 93, 95, 97, 109 Lalpnde, Sandra 31 Lamlrand, Dlane 31, 45, 116 Lamlrand, John 64 La.Mora, Douglas 59 LaMora, Robert 60, 70, 77 LaPorte, Juanita 56 Larsen, Patricia, Mrs. 13 Larson, Dorls Larson, Richard 56 I20 117 98, 107 Lawrence, Judy 31, 86, Lawrence. Mark 57, 68 Lawrence, Michael 64 Lawson, Nancy 64 116 Lawry, Edward 22, 31, 68, 72, 74, 76, 79, 80. 107. 115 Laycock, Joan 56, 117 Leanes, Dennis 60, 85 Leanes. George 31, 68. Lehto, Dan 61 Lehto, Francls 64 72, 76, 79, S1 Lehtomakl, Gloria 31, 73. 106 Lehtomakl, Lee 57 Lehwald, Bonnie 31, 48. Lehwald, Linda 57 LeMlre, Blmce 64 LeMlre. Camille 59 LeMlre, Howard 60 LeMlre. Sandra 32 LeMlre, Wayne 64 Lenore, Betty 65 Letts, James 60 Letts. Judy 32 Lewis, Allen 59 L'Hullller, Francls 32. 7 80, 81 99. 111 1, 72, 73, 74, 79, L'Hullller, Jack 32, 72. 75, 85, 104 L'Hl1llller, Leroy 46, 57 L'Hullller. Maureen 78, 87 L'Hullller, Paul 64, 77, 83 Libby, Clinton, Mrs. Llllie, Judy 57 Llndstrom, David 64 Llndqulst, Patrlcla 57. 78 57 Llubakka, Kenneth Llubakka, Richard 32 Lodholz, Terry 54, 64, Lone, Llnda 64 Longtlne, Dale 60 Loucks, Judy 32, 116 Loucks, Laurel Lucas, Paul 57 Lundqulst, Karen 114 Ilundqulst, Karl 57, 72 83 Lundqulst, Marilyn 61 Luoma, Dan 57 Lyons, George 32 Lytlltalnen, Laurie 61, 92. 107, 113, 115 Lytlkalnen, Sharon 32, 92, 112, 115 Mme MacDonald, Gall 61 MaeDougall Greg 54, 57, 70, 72 MacDougall, Peter 64, 82, 107 MacPherson, Bonnie 64 M6 McCullough, Sandra 57, 86, 87 McGowan, Mllton, Mr. 14 McGuire, Nancy 65, 117 McLaughlin, Marllee 33, 105, 114 McLean, William 57, 79, 82 Mchlmans, Larry 61 McMahan, Kenneth McMahon. Sharon 65 M Magadanz, Marie 32. 44 Magnuson, Jon 64, 83, 115 Mahan, Janelle 61 Mahan, Larry 57 Makl, Edlth 57 Makl, Pearl 61 Maki, Ronald 64 Maki, Shirley 64, 117 Maki, Wesley 32 Maklnen, Lynn 32. 50 Malette, Kenneth 61 Maleftte, Raymond Malvaslo, Gary 64 Manges, Sharon 32 Maglnln, Kenneth Marceau, Stephen Marletta. Barry 65 Marjanleml, Daryl 65 Markantony, Janlce 61 Markantony, Mark 57, 72, 75 Martin. Donald 72, 74 Martln, Julie 65 Martin, Marilyn 33, 50 Martin, Thomas 57 Martjnson. Dlane 33, 112 Mason, Judy 117 Mason, Richard 61. 77 Matt, Frank 65 Matson. Sue 45, 65 Mattson, Carol 61 Mattson, Joan. Mrs. 13, 45, 57, 112 Mattson, Tom 61 Mattson. Victor 33, 46 Melka, Rose Menl. Wfllllam Mercure, Gary Mercure. Roger 61 Messenger. Jack, Mr. 19 Meyer, Marchelle 33. 84, 97, 98, 99, 115 Meynard, Lorralne. Mrs. 17 Michaels, Bonnie 33, 111 Michaels. Michael Micklow, Pam 33, 116 Miller, Donald 65, 115 Mills, Dave 68 Mlneau, Davld 65 Mlsegan, Dorothy 33 Mleegan, Roalene 61 Mltchell, Emily 57 Mitchell, Rowland 61 Montlls, Janet Moore, Robert 65, 77. 107, 115 Morgan, Clyde 65. 114 Morgan, David 33 Morin, Sally 61 Morin, Veronica 65 Morris. Phlllp 54, 57 Morrison, Lola, Mrs. 13, 113 Mloyle, James 70, 71, 72, 84, 115 Mllllgan, James Myers, Margie 33 Myers, Marvin 59 Myllylu, Hose, Mrs. 13, 51, 61, 112 N Nadeau, Ellsworth 57, 72. 75, 79, 82, 107 Nakarado, Cheryl 54, 61, 78 Neault, Kenneth 61 Nelsen, Julianne 65, 84. 107. 117 Nelson, Bonnie 57 Nelson, Helen 65, 114 Nelson, Richard 65, 77, 83 Nelson, Sandra Newklrk, Diane Nicholas, James 57. 70 Nleml, Charles, Mr. 8 Nleml, Jean 321 Normand, Richard 58 Nowak, Julle 61, S4 Nyquist, Bruce 65 Nyquist, Terry 33, 50, 68, 71, 72, 73. 7 79, 80, 81, 98, 115 0 Oates, Michael 57, 68. 69. 72. 33. 92 O'Connell, Judy 33. 116 0'Con.nell, Shirley 34, 57 0'Donnell, Judy 57 Olllla, David 65 Olsen, Harold 57, 71 Olsen, Janice 57 Olson, Harold, Mr. 8 Olson, Kathleen B4 Olson, Raymond Olson, Sally 65 0'Nelll, Bonnie 57 Oust, Irene 57, 104, 114 P Pangrazzl, Jerry. Mr. 13. Parker, Sandra 65 Pascoe, Eldred, Mr. 19 Patient, Terrance 65 Patterson, Joseph, Mr. 13, 113, 114 Paul, Vance, Mr. 14, 55 Pavegllo, Edward 61 Payant, Kay 57, 117 Payne, Jack, Mr. 71. 77 Pearce, Dan 68 Pearce, Ed 115 Pearce, Susan 57 Pearson, Gene 61, 68, 77, 82 Pederson, Alana 58 60, 68, 72, 74 50. Sicotte, Pellssler, Raymond Pelto, David Perlberg, Robert. Mr. 14, 56, S4 Perket, Bond, Mr. 14, 64, 107 Perttunen, James 57 Peters, Ronald 57, 72, 75 Petersen, Mary Kay 57 Petersen, Patricia 34 Peterson, Dennis 61 Peterson, Dianne 65, 114 Peterson, Edwln 57, 72, 107 Peterson, Fern, Mrs. 14, 12 Peterson, Jean 61, 116 Peterson, Jon 68 Peterson, Karen 62 Peterson, Raymond 57 Peterson, Rene 61 Peterson, Richard 61. 77 Petroclk, John 62 Peura, Jerry 61 Pfaffle, Michael 61 Phelps, Charles 62, 77 Plerce, Mary, Miss 14. 100 Philips, William 34 Ploennles, Robert ' Poole, Diane 61 Poelo, Leonard 77 Yalt, John 62 Premeau, Wayne 57, 68 Prlebe, Charlotte 34 Puckett, Rebecca 57 Q Qullllam, Rosemarie 34 Qulnnell, Nancy 61 Qulnnell, Raymond 62 R Betty 45. 82 Racine, Racine, Irene 61 Racine, John 77, 84 Racine, Julie 34 Racine, Susan 62 Radtke, Rose 61 Ragusett, Chrlstlne 57 4. Rautlo, Wayne 34 Reader, Richard 62 Rearlck, Susanne 57 Relchel, Charlene 61, Remlllard, Robert 62 Revord, Clyde 62 Revord, Gary 57 Revord, Stephen 62 Reynard, Frank 19, 57 Rich, Larry 57 Richard, Allen 19 Richard, Darryl 61 Richard, Frank 62 Richer, Bonnie 57, 84 Rltarl, Carl 60 Rlvard, Annette 61 Rlvard, Sandra 57 Rivard, Wayne 34 Roberts, Francis, Mr. 15, 58 Robinson, Louis Robinson, Molly 117 Rodgers, Roberta 57, 84, Rroeder, Joyce 61 Roehm, Lorn 77 Rosln, Charlene 34, 116 Rosln, Virginia 58 Roy, Danlel Roy, Gary 62 Roy. Norman 58 Rule, Patsy 58, 87 Runlon, Starlene 62 Runlon, Wayne 61, 68 Rushford, Joyce 61 Rushford, Linda 62 Russell, Michael 62 Ruuska, Daniel 34, Ruuska, Karen 61, Ryan, Ja.mes 62 Ryan, Mary, Mrs. 15, 60 114 97, 105, 117 107. 115 114 Salo, Judy Sarka, Robert 58 Sassevllle, Marcella. 18, 34 Saunders, Alan 58, 114 Savola, William, Mr. 15, 46 savola, Susan 61 Scherzer, Jim 61 Schmansky, Robert, Mr. Schmelftzer, Dan 61 Schneider, Ann 65 Schneider, Diane 54, 61, 106, 108, 115 Scholtens, William 58 Schulz, Carol 58 Schulz, Meredith 62. 114 Sclotto, Suzanne 62, 114 Scott, Robert 58 Sello, Tolvo, Mr. 15 Sellrn, Jlll 61, 95, 106. 108, 109 Senlcal, Viola, Mlss 15, 54, 65 Seppanen, Greg 62, Shaw, Ann 35, 116 Shaw, David 62 Shaw, Irene 62 Shaw, Roy 58, 71 Ronald 62 Michael 61 15, 59 77, 115 Sheldon, Shimon, Shimon, Shipley, Shorkey Shorkey, Thomas 35 Kenneth 65 Carol 61, 116 Janice 62 Short, Dennis 61 Jerome Slcotte, Judy 61 Sicotte, Roger 35 Slcotlte, Sandra 58 Slllanpaa, Anita. 61 Siltala, Janice 61 Slnervo, Vincent 61 S'ade, Michael 35 Slater, Pay 61 Slattery, Bernard 62 Slattery, Carol 57 Small, Gene 71 Smith, Delores 35, 98, 100, 109 Smith, Gerald 58 Smith, James, Mr. 17 Smith, Kalmln 68 Smith, Patsy 61 Smith, Steven 61, 82 Smith, Susan 62 Sneed, Michele 58, 95, 108, 109 Snyder, Bonnie 35, 105, 107 Snyder, Robert 65, 77, 83 Snyder, Ronald Soderberg, Janet 62 Soll, James 58, 68, 80, 82, 107 Sommers, Karl 35 Sommers, Richard Sponberg, Gus 54, 61, 77, 93, 107, 108, Spratto, Bart 58 Stambaugh, Darrel 65 Stambaugh, Marlene 35, 114 Stang, Melvln 35 Steele, Robert 58 Steen, Sharon 62 Steen, Terry 61 Stengleln, David 35, 49, 98, 99, 104 Stengleln, Fred 62 Stewart, Bruce 61 Stlndt, Jolln 62, 77, 84, 107 l2l 113 Stobbelaar, Gordon 61, 115 St. Onge, Leonard 58 Strong, Sharon 18, 58, 106, 117 Succa, Paulette 58 Sult, Cheryl 62, 78 Summers, Judy 62 sunalsn, Betty ez, 115 Swajanen, John 35, 71 Swan, Michael 62, 77 Swanson, Jon 35 Swanson, Mary Kay 58 Swanson, Steven 62, 77 Sweeney, Barbara 58, 114 Syria, Stanley T Taccollnl Fred, Mr. 72, 74, 79, 81 Taccollni, Louis, Mr. 16, 54, 57, 77, 83 Takalo, Tarrls, Tarrls, Tarrls, Taylor, Taylor, Temple, Temple, Ronald 62 Robert 58 Russell 49 'Ilolnl 36 Linda. 65 William 36 Douglas 62 Earl 36, 48, 72, 74 Texmunt, Laverne. Mrs. 16, 56 Thompson, David 58, 84 Thompson, James 65 Thorvaldson, Thor 62, 68, 95 Thorvaldsoln, William 62, 68, 84, 97 Todd, Marilyn , Tourvllle, Sam, Mr. 19 Trudeau, Barbara Trudeau. Gerald 36 Trudeau, Sharon 62, 116 Trudgeon, Barbara 62, 117 Tuch, Robert 58 Tulmala, Norman 62 Turner, Pamela Tuttle, John, Mr. 16, 62 U Uren, Richard, Mr. 16, 104 V Vachon, Nancy VanAbcl, Robert 62 Vandenboom, Curtis 62, 71, 82 Vandenboom, Dan 68 Va.nLandegend, Allys 65, 84, 114 Vashaw, Betsy 18, 58 Varvll Delva, Mlss 17 Vedder, Joan 36 Voet, Barbara 65 Volght, Arno 65, 77 Volght, William 62, 77 Volkema, Marilyn 65 W Waananen, Faye 36 Waananen, Ruth 62 Wachter, Carroll 65, 77, 82 Wagner, Larry 65 Wainlo, Paul E. 36, 68, 72, 75, 79, 107 Wainlo. Paul. J. 65 Walk, Robert 19, 62 Wallace, Carol 36 Ward, Francis Warner, James 58 Warner, Theresa 65 Weaver, Judy 62 Weiger, Patricia 62 Welgold. Richard 36 Welden, Lee, Miss 16, 65, 78, 87 Wellman, Robert 62, 107 Wendt, Richard 62, 108 Westie, Jeanette 36 Weza, Rosemary 65 Whalen, Virginia 62 Wheeler, Alice 62 White, Clifford 58 White, Sharon 65 Wlltala, Ann 65, 114 Wilcox, Peter 65 NVllklnS, Donna 65, 84, 117 Wilkinson, James 62 Wilkinson, Mary Jo 58 Williams, Virginia 62 Wilson, Delores 58 Wilson, Grace, Mlss 16 Wilson, Jean 65 Wilson, Rex 36 Wilson, Warren, Mr. 77, 82, 88 Vilng, Carol 58 Wlnkel, Mark 62 Wolf, Curtis 58, 71, 72, 74 Wolf, Robert 36 Woodbridge, Dorothy 36, 84, 114 Woodbridge, Joseph 58, 72 Wyman, .Tudlth Y Yax, Linda 37 Yeadon, Mike Yelle, Randall 62 Z Zeni. Dla.ne 62, S4 Zettle, Diana 37, 114 Zettle, Roger 65, 77, 83, 115 Zweifel, Judy 37 81, 104 THE cmr OF MARQUETTE SALUTES THE CLASS OF 'I 9 6 0 YQ Zv-X Bes+ Wishes TO THE CLASS OF I960 FROM The Brebner Machinery Company, Inc. X makes A your par1Qy Y Sparkle M I 0021 ' Q C'oke Q f fb COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. MARQUETTE ISHPEMING CLIFFS DOW Bes+ Wishes 'lo the Class of l960 Cliffs Dow Chemical Company Besi' Wishes to 'I'he Class of I960 FIRST NATIQNAL BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY Marquette, Michigan MEMBER FDIC iv BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I960 Levine Bros. Plumbing. Inc. GENERAL msmlaurons ' suu.mNe MAmrsNANce Ann .1ANnon's surruss Marquette - 219 West Washington Street CA mom at . Graverael High School Plumbing - Heating and The Taller Staff of l960 -A' if C O M P L I M E N T S O F PE NN 9 in MARQUETTE, MICHIGAN 'A' Your FomiIy's Heoliil is Priceless Choose your pharmacisi wiih 'rhe same care as you choose your doc- +or. You can depend on our pro- fessional services. THE Pnescmmou sroma PENDILL PHARMACY 'A' NYSTROM'S CONGRATULATIONS 'Moving and Sioruge Co. AGENTS FOR CLASS OF 1960 W I 'X N IH . .5 . A ' X ZW MMI 5 SCHNEIDER BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY fi 9' II v 'IIlIIES.lnc. WORLD WIDE MOVING DIAL CA 6-3559 ' PACKING ' CRATING ' SHIPPING Large Modern Warehouse S8fH Green Siamps on all Lo-cal Moving I27 W. Baraga Ave. Marqueiie, Mic I24 Complimenis of NORTHLAND APPLIANCE CO. MAROUETTE'S HOME OF GENERAL ELECTRIC Congra+ulaI'ions To The Class of '60 NORTHERN DAIRY CO. MAROUETTE, MICH. 'A' Seleci Grade A Dairy Producis - - 0 CONGRATULATIONS jk FROM The Pipe-Weld Company V0l.l.WERTl'l'5 l Piping and Welding Con+rac+ors Shop and Field Fabrica+ion fhiiff'-' EVENING CLASSES IN WELDING Q M Phones CAnaI 5-0361 and CAMJI 5-0667 'LQ of 800 Division Street Marquette, Michigan VOLLWERTH- MARQUETTE CO. A I25 IIIIIIIIII Marquerre Bottling Works, Inc. MARQUETTE, MICH. Fon INSURANCE EPSI'm 014 SEE Hg ' Ire 5 WRIGHT AND YORK B. L. YORK, Owner H KING SIZE Q MARTIN DRUG STORE A Q Your Friendly CONGRATULATIONS Rexall S+ore FROM THE MARQUETTE, MICH. CA 6-7527 Soo Hardware Company MARQUETTE CA 6-7521 BEST WISHES sAuLr src. MARIE TO THE IRON RIVER GRADUATING CLASS -If EE F-J- Mel's SIHCIBII' SSTVICS 'k QUALITY HARDWARE Builders' Hardware - P-ainis 22l Sou+h Froni S'I'ree+ Phone CA 6-306I Marque+'re, Michigan i' COMPLIMENTS or SPEAR 81 SONS Servicing Marquette County Since 1864 FUEL and BUILDING MATERIALS THE JET GRILL Home Made Chili We Make The Second Besi Hamburger In The U.S..A. NATIONAL FOOD STORE IO34 N. 3rd S+. MarqueHe, Mich. peaacei ir Furniiure - Appliances Rugs - Draperies 'lr Shop al' Pearce's where friendly service and qualily always come Iirsl COMPLIMENTS OF Consolidated Fuel and Lumber Company, Inc. Q Quality Coal Your Source For Quality Building Materials t PHONE CA 6-7546 JAMES PICKANDS o 81 COMPANY CARROLL MOTOR SUPPLY ,k Ma'queHe ' lshpeming Marquette-Ishpeming-Negaunee AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND EQUIPMENT Q5 Q - COMPLIMENTS OF SPECKER MOTOR SALES COMPLIMENTS OF Crawford's Service Station 219 West Washington MARQUETTE, MICH. Dodge - Willys - Diamond T COMPLIMENTS OF 722 West Washington Street Union National Barber Shop Marquette Phone CA 6-9957 MARQUETTE. MICH. MARQUETTE, MICHIGAN KENDRICKS' PHARMACY Drugs and Soda Fountain 601 NORTH THIRD ST. FIRESTONE TIRE SALES AND SUPPLY In Business Since F396 HOME AND AUTO ACCESSORIES The Home of Finer Candies I3l Wes+ Washingion Phone CA 6-2503 l28 Our Hear+ies'r Congrafularions To The En+ire Graduafing Class of Graveraef, l960 'A' APOSTLE'S RESTAURANT MARQUETTE, MICH. COMPLIMENTS OF BEA.UCHAMP'S CAMERA SHOP AND STUDIO ir CYR BOTTLED GAS CO MarqueHe and Munising ' 'A' COMPLIMENTS , O Yuies Texaco Service - F Gordon Yafes ANGELiI'S COMPLIMENTS OF FASSBENDER FU.NER.AL HQME Corner Front and Borago Ave. REFRESH YOURSELF ai 'he NORTHLAND MOTORS ELITE SHOPPE Founfain Service and Fine Foods Himperiaiu ITS SHOWTIME CHRYSLER - DE SOTO GMC TRUCKS AT YOUR Delft .ond Nordic Theatres PLYMOUTH - VALIANT 'lr CIOIMPLIMENTS HORNBOGEN AUTO SALES Your SheII Dealer 800 West Washington Street DAHLKE OIL COMPANY Phone CA 6-368I Phone CA 6-332I if GUEILFF PRINTERS THE HAT WX ASSOCIATION BUDGET PRICED HATS Printers - Rulers - Binders E Printers of this Annual COMPLIMENTS Phone CA 6-9955 OF MARQUETTE, MICHIGAN WQQLWOR-I-H-S MAROUETTE BAKINC-3 CO. Fancy Rolls and rqsfries Harrigan Oil Company Mity Nice Bread N. Third SI. Phone CA 6-359I COMPLIMENTS I SHOE BAZAAR Crossroads of Fashion and Fit 'i'i: I :,.,. ,.I,1:: 2 1f ' I25 Washington COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF A MALVASIO'S CONFECTIONERY MARQUETTE SERVICE CO. '23 GENESEE ST. Mobil Products - Compliments of Mgbil SMARTWEAR I i N. TI-IIIID sr. I30 Rosten's Pastry Shop Your Down Town Bakery Decorated Cakes For AII TIP TOP we-like srunsms MEET ITALIAN PIZZA Pies Occasions COMPLIMENTS OF Guelff slag. CA 6-603, J 81 H ELECTRIC CO. COMPLIMENTS OF CLARK'S suren 1oo eAsouNE MARQUETTE PHARMACY J. 8: J. Erspomer 22I West Washington Street Marquette. Michigan OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL GETZ'S Marquette, Michigan Place to go for the brand you know Men's and Women's Ready-to-Wear Shoes and Accessories JOHNSON'S ouAurv onus stones IWaIgreen Agenciesi Marquette and Ishpeming, Mich. Phone CA 6-6566 Phone HU 6-864l Compliments ot Bob Beaudry's Phillips 66 SOUTH FRONT STREET COMPLIMENTS OF DOC'S CORNER 300 South Front St. Marquette, Mich. NORTH MICHIGAN AGENCY A-1 Chubb Compliments ot GENERAL INSURANCE I02 N. 3rcI St. Phone CA 6-325l I Marquette, Mich. S sl-lor THE MAmsoN si-lor STERN 81 FlELD'S Most Complete Young Men's Department MARQUETTE, MICH. 302 Division Street Marquette, Michigan UNION NATIONAL BANK CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I960 EVERYBODY'S BANK PATRONS BARRON INSURANCE AGENCY A FRIEND DR. D. P. HORNBOGEN DR. W. J. NORRIS, O.D. CUSTOM INTERIORS VIOLET'S BEAUTY SHOP H EATING SPECIALISTS 0 , G. E. Johnson 8: 'Company Member Federal Deposlf Insurance Corp. 3I5 Wes+ Washingfon S+. Dial CA 6-9881 A. J. JEAN 81 SON Jewelry - Music -Optical Marque'r'I'e SauII' Sie. Marie WHITE'S IOOI IN. Third S+. IO0I ITEMS Everything to Eat and Drink Washingion Shoe Siore Exclusive, Shoe S'rore Flowers For AII Occasions LUTEY'S GREENHOUSES Marque++e and Negaunee A. J. Luiey, ProprieI'or Every Besf Wish To THE GRADUATING CLASS OF GRAVERAET Class of '60 THE MINING JOURINAL I32 BEST WISHES LAKE SHORE. INC. 'k DALLAS CLEANERS 90I Norfh Third Sfreef MARQUETTE, MICH. Telephone CA 6-797I 'A' SCHOCH 81 HALLAM Jewelers for Over Half A Cen+ury Lel' Us Be Your GIH Counselors EE ' MAROUETTE, MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS 0 TO THE CLASS OF I960 OLSON MOTORS. INC. Swanson's 'A' Funeral Home FORD MERCURY LINCOLN FALCOIN A-I USED CARS BEAUTY IS BIG BUSINESS ir A CAREER AWAITS YOU U. P. BEAUTY ACADEMY I35 Wesl' Bluff Slreel' Phones CA 6-6568 and CA 6-6569 Marquette, Michigan BON TON NEXT TO HOME THE BEST PLACE TO EAT Red Owl Super Market Western Auto Associates Store The Family Store 2I I South Front St. STYLES FOR THE GRADUATE o LOU'S APPAREL Reliable Service Garage GENERAL REPAIRING AND OVERHAULING The complete one AND stop tood Center STORAGE MAROUETTE, MICH. Spring at Lake Street Marquette Phone CA 6-2801 Paine, Webber, Jackson 8x Curtis COMPLIMEN-I-S -I-O Established 1879 THE MEMBERS PRINCIPAL STTOCK AND COMMODITY EXCHANGES Cl-A55 OF I960 104 - we Harlow Block W Marquette. Michigan AN ADVERTISER PETERS 8: LARSON CONGRATULATIONS GENERAL INSURANCE II3 North Front Street Marquette, Michigan if ToneIIa's Funeral Home I34 LaBONTE'S FOOD STORE Your Complete Food Market 800 N. Third S+ree+ Phone CA 6-258I VlRG'S BOOTERY Shoes 'For I'he Family Marquette, Michigan SIG WILSON MOTORS ir Home of l'he Volkswagen THERE'S A HOME IN YOUR FUTURE Begin Planning for it CLOSSER REALTY CO. Complele Real EsI'aI'e Service Room No. I, Kresge Bldg. Phone CA 6-706l Marque'l I'e, Michigan LEMO'N'S STUDIO PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS 6I7 Nor+h Third Phone CA 6-97I i iviaique-++e, .Michigan Phone CA 6-285I NYOUIST JEWELIER Jewelry - WaI'ch Repair - Gifls I I7 N. Fronl' Slreel' Marquelle, Michigan BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I960 4939 I 'sgiiiigf The Board of Educalion Marque+'I'e Public Schools TYPEWRITERS and ADDING MACHINES Sold - Renled - Repaired Snu-9 f Al.TMANN'S l22 N. Third Slreel' w w f 4 4 Q., V '. ll-ssl fi: ' A M .ny ' -r- A-H F ,- Y ,Q .y, w , ,1,.., r .,, J' - a ' X f cg' . 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