Greenway High School - Blast Yearbook (Coleraine, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1955 volume:

T i 5 4 GREENWAY HIGH SCHCJCL COLERAINE, MINNESOTA TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION ...........,,., ADMINISTRATION ........ SENIOR CLASS ........... JUNIOR CLASS ........... SOPHOMORE CLASS ....... ORGANIZATIONS .......... SPORTS ...................... SNAPS ......... LITERARY ............................... BUSINESS DEPARTMENT B- 4 B- 5 B-12 B-26 B-29 B-33 B-57 B-69 B-75 B-80 ANNUAL STAFF CO-EDITORS ....................... ......... JUNIOR ASSISTANTS ...... ........ BUSINESS MANAGER ...... ......... ADMINISTRATION ..... ...,..... ORGANIZATIONS ......... ......... MUSIC ............. LITERARY ....... POEMS ............,......... PHOTOGRAPHY ....... SNAPS .................. ATHLETICS ........ G.A.A. ..... . ART .......... TYPISTS ....... Nancy Stowe, Evert Lehtola Judith Mullins, Robert John William Meade Jeanette Baratto, Miriam Johnson Mary Margaret Foucault, Corrine Grant, Janet Sisler, Lylias Draxten, Phyllis Harrington, Evelyn Miller Joelle Gallant, Jane Wilson Mike Barnes, Joe Schochet, Anna Lee Seater, Darlene Anderson Evelyn Hakala, Audrey Schultz, June Ella Jones Mary Louise Friedman, Pat Hepola, Eleanor Yuhala, Maurine Johnson Gloria Travica, Patricia Ondrasek Tom Mehelich, Jerry Meade, Billy Meade, Dan Rukavina, Don Morrow Carol Trobec, Adela Rydberg Kay Moren, Wanda Leksen, Janis Steinberg, Jane Peterson Barbara Larsen, Carole Brown, Carol Trobec, Anna Lee Seater, Geraldine Berg if QF fx ..: , i ' 3 3 -'1: f y I P Co-Editor Co-Editor NANCY STOWE EVERT LEHTOLA Business Manager WILLIAM MEADE THE BLAST All the world's a stage and all 'the men and women merely players. Through our T.V. screens We shall view the activities of teachers and stu- dents in Greenway. This year's episode is over so let's sit back and enjoy the show, seeing ourselves not as spectators but as participants. Enough of the commercial, Now, in reviewg our show! A Y E. Lehtola, Co-Editorg Mr. Burich, Business Advisory N. Stowe, Co-Editorg Mr. Tamminen, Advisor: B. Meade, Business Manager DEDICATICDN We, the class of 1955, dedicate our Blast to Mr. John M enozzi. The greatest compliment we can give him is to acknowledge all the help he has given us through his continual and unselfish efforts. We take this opportunity to proffer him the thanks he so richly deserves, and we so rightfully owe. fiflf ff' lf, V E- - E:- , - 'f - Z' - i 5 gnu- 'i ll, I Uh .--1? ' - ,gs1 2 ,X ,4 - fe i- 353, if -13 54 -51 EL-'S B-5 ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD: Nick Krmpotich, Clarence Eslinger, Roy Seaberg, Ralph Carlson, Superintendent Dr A R Holst, George Wangensteen, E. R. Mullins, Gerald Chamberlain. SUPERINTENDENT A. R. Holst PRINCIPAL John Menozzi V:.., lg 7 'if EDWARD ANDERSON Band Director, Instrumental Training STANFORD CARLSON French, English, Sophomore Class Advisor WILFRED DIXON Athletic Director, Physical Education, Baseball Coach, Wrestling Coach, Lettermen's Club Advisor LOU BARLE Football Coach, Lettermen's Club Advisor JOHN BRENNAN District Co-ordinator, Audio-Visual Aids, Projectionists Club Advisor, Photography Club Advisor CHRISTOPHER DUGGAN History, Society Adviso Junior Class Advisor Junior Historical . . ry BENJAMIN DUNSTAN Chemistry, Physics, Junior Class Advisor JOSEPH BURICH Business Training, Senior' Class .Adv1sor, Ticket Manager CHARLES DAVIES Debate, Contest Speech VIVIAN FRANTI Junior and Senior High School Sight Saving, Pep Club Advisor BEN W. JOHNS Co-ordinator of Industrial Arts, Auto Mechanics, Cabinet Making, Sophomore Class Advisor EMMA C. JOHNSON English EZRA FRIDLUND BERNARD GRAPP BERNADETTE Hi-Y Advisor Machine shop H001-IHAN District School Nurse, Nightingales Advisor Mathematics Mixed Chorus 2 swim JOHN HUGHES History, Social Studies, Senior Class Advisor CLARENCE W. J OH NSON Driver's Training, Assistant Football Coach J AMES KEARNEY English, Speech, Hockey Coach, Declarnation, Senior Class Advisor, Senior Class Play Director -5 ' is MARIE T. JOHNSON CORWIN JONES i ' eiii i it ,J 2 if 2 ff if E :gi gifs Q if 525, s Q ,ig wi MAE LANDEENE English, Senior Class Advisor, Raider Advisor, National Honor Society Advisor JOSEPHINE NEFF Girls' Physical Education, Cheerleaders' Advisor, G.A.A. Advisor SHERMAN PLEPLER Orchestra, Instrumental Music s -fn MARGARET MCKENZIE Biology, F.T.A. Advisor, Sophomore Class i Advisor LOUISE PRIMASICH Commercial, Girls' League Advisor, Junior Class Advisor GRACE MARTIN Home Economics Clothing JAMES Ruonss Social Studies ALBERT MUDGET1' Mechanical Drawing, Electricity HILVIE OTTERBLAD Business Education - Secretarial, Raider Advisor MORSE RIDGEWAY Industrial Arts, Industrial Mathematics, Intramural Basketball B-10 CALVIN ROSINE BESS SHEFFIELD Art. English, Junior Class Latin, Advisor Spanish, Latin Club Advisor JACK STEBE Guidance Counselor, Refresher Math, Human Relations HENRY TAMMINEN Librarian, Annual Advisor, Library Service Club Advisor RICHARD WEINBERGER Mathematics LOREN STADUM Basketball Coach, Track Coach, Science JOSEPH TAMILLO English, World History RUTH YVILSON Home Economics - Foods, Cafeteria Co-ordinator for the District, Supervisor of Greenway nr? If 1 61136555 -44' .. lil f 'W I Ffxgjlgy M YM B-12 Senior Class Cfficers Robert Sarff ...... .......... P residen t Mike Barnes ..... Vice President Jeanette Baratto ........ ....... S ecretary Sonja Lepisto .......Treasurer ABRAHAMSON, GARY L. llAbell AIMONETTI, JACK l4Amm0!l ANDERSON, DARLENE llDaT17 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Nightingales 1, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Raid- er Staff 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Steering Committee 2, 3, Annual Staff 3, Hall Cadet 3, Band 1, 2, Drama Club 3. XM, .Ns ve 2 vga X Fr , M 'N ? 1 35 N I -' HQ I ANDERSON, MARY ANN Girls' League 1, 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Bus Pa- trol 3, Cafeteria Staff 2. BARATTO, JEANETTE G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, Executive Committee 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Steering Committee 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3' Choru 2, 3, Safety Council 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 3, Annual Staff 3, All-State Chorus 3, Sophomore Class Secretary 1, Senior Class Secretary 3, Manager of Magazine Sales 2, Homecom- ing Queen Attendant - Foot- ball 3, National Honor So- ciety. BARNES, MIKE Raider Staff 3, Annual Staff 3, Pep Squad 3, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Senior Class Vice- President, Drama Club 3, Vice-President 3, Debate 3, Speech 2, 3, Band 2, 3, Pres- ident 3, Orchestra 3, Chorus 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Student Council 3, Vice-President 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Senior Class Play 3, One-Act Contest Play 3. National Honor Society. f ,,, ,. Q' ' BARTELL, LESTER L. ANDERSON, DARRELL QL Wim, ii Les Streak -U Bus Patrol 3. Band 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, C ,,, , Pep Club 1, 2, Orchestra 2. B-13 Bmcx, KATHLEEN Kath, G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Girls' League 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Safety Council 23 Mixed Chorus 23 Girls' Chorus 23 Raider Staff 33 Annual Staff 33 Library Staff 3. BECKER, DARLINE HDGIT! Y Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 23 Pep Club 33 Girls' League. BELLEFY, BARBARA ClBaTb 77 G.A.A. 1, 23 Cheerleader 1, 2, 33 Girls' League 23 French Club 33 Raider Staff 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 3g Student Counci , 2, 33 Office Cadet 23 Annual Staff 33 Girls' State Delegate 23 Basketball Homecoming Attendant 23 National Honor Society. Bmncnm, NICK llBebo7Y Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Co-Pres- ident 33 Steering Committee 1, 33 Lettermen's Club 33 Boys' Octette 23 Student Council 33 Hi-Y 13 Basket- ball 1, 2, 33 Football 13 Track 13 Baseball 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Choraliers 23' All-State Chorus 33 Senior Class Play 3. National Honor Society. B-14 BERG, GERALDINE uGve.r,ryn Girls' League 1, 2, 33 G.A.A. 1, 23 Library Staff 13 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Raider Staff 33 Cafeteria Staff 1, 2, 33 Annual Staff 3. BILL, DOLORES ltnollyrv G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Girls' League 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Water Ballet 33 Raider Staff 3. BJORK, FRED Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Vice-President 33 Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 33 Presi- dent 33 Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 33 Hall Cadet 2, 33 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 33 Football 1, 2, 33 All Confer- ence Football 23 Delegate to State Hi-Y Legislature 2g Baseball 33 Track 2, 33 An- nual Business Staff 33 Raid- er Staff 33 Vice-President of Junior Class3 Delegate to State Student Council 3. Na- tional Honor Society. BREEN, WILLIAM MBU!! l BROWN, CAROLE G.A.A. 1, 2g Photography Club 2, 33 Bus Patrol 33 Raider Staff 2, 33 Annual Staff 33 Discussion Club 23 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 World Af- fairs Winner 23 National Honor Society3 Valedictorian. CHRISINGER, LEE llchilrisfl Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Photography Club 33 Mix- ed Chorus 3. CLARK, JOHN Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 3g Basketball Manager 13 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Choraliers 23 Pep Squad 3. COLE, RICHARD HDickYl Football 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2 33 Track 1, 33 N.F.L. 1, 2, 33 President 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Lettermen's Club 2, 33 Student Council 1, 2, 33 Raider Staff 1, 2, 33 Hall Ca- det 33 Chorus 23 Senior Class Play 3. National Honor So- ciety. DIMICH, HELEN G.A.A. 1, 2, 3g Girls' League 1, 2, 33 F.T.A. 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 23 Hall Cadet 33 Cafeteria Staff 23 Student Council 33 Secretary 33 Jun- ior Historical Society 33 Bas- ketball Homecoming Queen Candidate 2. DOTLICH, DAVID Hunter Football 23 Hockey 2, 33 Let- termen's Club 2, 3. DRAXTEN, LYLIAS Girls' League 1, 2, 3g Pep Club 1, 2, 33 G.A.A. 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 23 Annual Staff 3. EDNEK, CHARLOTTE Chick G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Junior Historical So- ciety 13 Girls' League 13 Raider Staff 1, 23 Cafeteria Staff 3. B-15 ELICH, ROBERT ltBobU ERKKILA, DONALD ClE,rk!Y Band 1, 2, Annual Business Staff 3. FISKEWOLD, DONALD uF1,iskyn Hi-Y 3, Safety Council 3. Foss, JOAN G.A.A. 1, 3, F.T.A. 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Nightingales 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Annual Business Staff 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Girls' Chorus 2, Raider Staff 1, 3. B-16 FOUCAULT, MARY MARGARET 6lF0uclr G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Raider Staff 1, 2, 3, Sen- ior Co-Editor 3, F.T.A. 3, Treasurer 3, Annual Staff 3, Annual Business Staff 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, President 3, Football Homecoming Queen Attendent 3, Pep Squad 3, French Club 3, Drama Club 3, Student Council 3, Hall Cadet 3, Water Ballet. Na- tional Honor Society. FRIEDMAN, MARY Louisa ltwezn Raider Staff 1, 2, 3, Editor 3, Annual Staff 3, Debate 1, 2, 3, Speech 1, 2, 3, N.F.L. 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Drama Club 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Senior Class Play 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Steering Com- mittee 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 3, Band 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Girls' State Delegate 2, World Affairs Contest 2, National Honor Society, Salutatorian. GALLANT, J OELLE Band 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3: Select District Range Band 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Double Sextet 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, All-State Chorus 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Steering Com- mittee 2, 3, Pep Squad 3, Nightingales 2, 3, Raider Staff 3, Annual Staff 3, F.T.A. 3, Senior Class Play 3. GRANT, CORRINE ucorkyn G.A.A. 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. GRAY, Donornr llDotty7l Girls' League 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 25 G.A.A. 2, Night.- ingales 2 9 F.T.A. 35 Annual Staff 3. HAAPOJA, DONALD KCHDPH Senior Exceutive Council 3. HAGEMAN, MARG01' NMaTgY! G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 33 Cheerleading 1, 2, 35 Chorus 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 3g Girls' League 1, 2, 35 Student Coun- cil 3g Annual Staff 33 Hall Cadet 39 Basketball Home- coming Queen 2g Girls' State Alternate 2. National Honor Society. HAKALA, EVELYN KlE,viH Girls' League 15 F.T.A. 33 Annual Staff 3, Raider Staff 35 Mixed Chorus 3. was HAKALA, KATHRYN HKayU Band 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Girls' League 1, 2, 33 Jr. Historical Society 2g Blast Advertising Staff 2, 3, N.F.L. 35 Band Custodian 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Nightingales 1, 2, 35 Chor- aliers 2, 33 Sextet 13 F.T.A. 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Hall Cadet 25 Raid:-r Staff 2, 3 3 Girls' State 2, All-State Chorus 3. HANSEN, JOHN Wrestling 15 Photography Club 1, 2, 3 5 Vice-Presi ent 2 5 President 35 Projectionist Club 3. HARRINGTON, PHYLLIS aclykyln Girls' League 2, 33 Pep Club 2, 3: Raider Staff 2, 3, G.A.A. 35 Nightingales 2, 3, Annual Staff 35 Senior Class Play 3. HEPOLA, PATRICIA liPatU Band 1, 2, 33 G.A.A. 2, 3: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Annual Staff 3. B-17 HIGGINBOTHAM, KATHERINE CKKath,71 Girls' League 1, 23 Pep Club 1, 2. J OHNSON, MAURINE A. Johnnie Band 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 33 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 3, Nightin- gales 13 Band Librarian 2, Dogble Sextet 2, Girls' Chor- us . JOHNSON, MIRIAM llMiT9! G.A.A. 13 Nightingales 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 3g Art Club 35 Annual Staff 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2. JONES, JUNE ELLA llJuneIl G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Girls' League 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Nightingales 2, 3' Orchestra 2 3 , , 5 Annual Business Staff 3, Library k,,,.,,. Staff 3. B-18 KAISTO, ELINOR Nora, Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Office Ca- det 3, Hall Cadet 23 Bus 'Patrol 1, 3. KANGAS, DAVID nDa,Ueu Football 15 Hi-Y 23 Student Council 25 Sophomore Class President 1g Junior Class President 25 National Honor Society. KENTALA, DIANE Pep Club 3, Girls' League 3, Band 2, 3. l l KORPI, CAROL l4KoTp9! G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Girls' League , 1. 2, 3, Nightingales 15 Pep ' Club 1, 2, 35 Photography N Club 3, student Council 2, 3: l Annual Staff 35 Raider Staff 3, Band 1, 23 National Honor Society. KRUEGER, YVILLIAM I K I Projectionist Club 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 2, 3g Bus Patrol 11 25 Jr. Historical Society 1, 2, 35 Annual Staff 3, Photog- raphy Club 2, 3. KUJALA, Tolvo HTekYJ Pep Club 17 Bus Patrol 1, 3 Photography Club 3: Wrest- ling 33 Hall Cadet 3. LAAKSO, LAWRENCE uLaTTyn LADOUX, MYRNA Bebe Pep Club 1, 2,.3g Girls' League 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, 3. We Ai ig 3 H e at N Q 'I . 1 X fi if LAROCK, LLOYD Frenchie Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 2. LARSON, BARBARA UBm,bH Girls' League 1, 2, 35 Secre- tary 33 Pep Club 2, 3g F.T.A. 3g President 3, Student Council 2, 35 Hall Cadet 2, Raider Staff 35 Annual Staff 3, G.A.A. 23 National Honor- Society. 1 LEHTOLA, Ev:-mr Hi-Y 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3g Treasurer 33 Photography Club 2, 35 Vice-President 33 Annual Staff 3g Co-editor 3g Junior Co-editor 23 Boys' State 25 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Projectionist Club 1, 2, 33 Vice-President 3, Annual Business Staff 2 3 Pep Club 2, 3, Safety Council 15 Stu- dent Council 2, 3g Jr. Histori- cal Society 2, 3g National Honor Society. LEPISTO, SONJA G.A.A. 2, 33 Girls' League 1, 23 Raider Staff 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 23 Girls' Chorus 25 Girls' Sextet 2, Junior Class Secretary 25 Senior Class Treasurer 35 Photography Club 2, 35 Secretary 35 Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 39 Speech 2, 3. B-19 LEKSEN, WANDA Girls' League 1, 2, 33 Night- ingales 1, 2, 33 Art Club 33 Library Staff 13 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Annual Staff 13 Raider Staff 33 Mixed Chorus 33 Guidance Bulletin Board 33 Senior Class Play 3. MANDICH, Donornr MDOT!! G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Girls' League 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 F.T.A. 33 Cafeteria Staff 2. MANEY, IHENE URene7Y Girls' League 1, 2, 33 G.A.A. 5, 23 F.T.A. 33 Annual Staff MANGSETH, CONRAD llconli Baseball 1, 2, 33 Ski Team 1, 33 Hockey 33 Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3. B-20 Mkziuz, JANICE UJanH Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Bus Patrol MEHELICH, THOMAS Tom Football 1, 2, 33 Hockey 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 23 Hi- Y 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Pep Club Steering Committee 1, 2, 33 Chairman 33 Chorus 33 Orchestra 13 German Band 1, 23 Senior Executive Council 33 All District 28 Band 23 Annual Business Staff 33 Raider Staff 33 Dis- cussion Club 13 Safety Coun- cil 1, 23 Student Council 33 All State Chorus 33 Projec- tionist Club 13 Letterman's Club 33 Vice-President 33 Hall Cadet 3. Mr-JADE, JEROME ClJew,yI! Football 1, 23 Track 1, 23 Hockey 1, 2, 3g Baseball 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Projectionist Club 23 Safety Council 1, 23 Student Council 2, 33 Hi-Y President 33 Pep Club Steering Com- mittee 2. MEADE, WILLIAM uBiuyn Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Student Council 2, 3g Pep Club 1, 2, 3g Annual Staff 3g Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Choraliers 2 Qt All-State Chor- us 33 Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3. MILLER, EVELYN llE,viH G.A.A. 1, 2, 39 Nightingales 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1 2, 33 Photography Club 2, 35 Annual Staff 33 Girls' League 2, 33 Cafeteria Staff 33 Bus Patrol 3. MOREN, KATHLEEN uKayn Nightingales 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 33 Student Council 33 Girls' League 1, 2, 3 3 Annual Staff 5 Art Club 3, President 35 Raider Staff 35 Pep Club Steering Committee 2, 35 Guidance Bulletin Board 33 Mixed Chorus 3. Moimow, DONALD llDonlP Football Manager 1, 2, 33 Hi- Y 1, 2, 3, Baseball 33 Annual Staff 3. MORTON, THOMAS Tom Football 3, Wrestling 3 3 Hi- Y 1, 33 Projectionist Club 3: Raider Staff 33 Hockey Mgr. 1. NURKKA, GENE Football 1, 2, 35 Wrestling 15 Hi-Y 15 Projectionist Club 1, 2, 35 Secretary 33 Track 35 Letterman's Club 33 Senior Class Play 3. OJA, RODNEY uRodnv Pep Club 2 g Hi-Y 23 Mixed Chorus 3. ONDRASEK, PATRICIA MPM!! Nightingales 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 23 Art Club 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Girls' League 1, 2, 33 Raider Staff 33 Annual Staff 3. ORTLEY, FLORENCE Dolly Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 25 Girls' League 2: G.A.A. 2: Bus Patrol 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 3. B-21 PAVICH, WILLIAM Bill Pep Club 2. PETERSON, BETH llpeteli Girls' Chorus lg Mixed Chor- us 2, 3g Choraliers 23 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Wa- ter Ballet 35 Basketball Homecoming Queen Attend- ant. PETERSON, JANE utlaneynr G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 23 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Art Club 33 Secretary 33 Girls' League 2. PIRRITANO, MARY ANNE Jelly-Roll Cheerleader 13 Mixed Chorus 1, 2g Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Girls' League 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 15 Pep Club 1. B-22 ., if sf ? A l if I e ies- Y- Q1 F3 1. ff X 1 f 2 i ,,-,,, .f-, . if ,Q ' , 1 - ,i f 'A - R ,,gg, .A Fw ' 3, r f , ' . 1 X vi . xg Q33 1 sf N931 , ? Ni 1 N X Porovxcn, MARIE G.A.A. 15 Band 1, 2, 33 Ma- jorette 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Steering Committee 2g Girls' League 1, 2, 3g Annual Business Staff 35 F.T.A. 3: Nightingales 35 Office Cadet 2, 35 Basketball Homecoming Queen Attendant 2 3 Girls' State Alternate 2. PR1cx-1, VIOLET Peachy Girls' League 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 8: Mixed Chorus 2, 3 3 Girls' Chorus 2 3 Business Staff 3, Photography Club 3 3 Double Sextet 35 Senior Class Play 3. ROESKE, ROGER Pep Club 2, 3. RUKAVINA DAN Football 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 3, Safe- ty Council 35 Band 1, 33 Wrestling 3 9 Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 35 Secretary 35 National Honor Society. RYDBERG, ADELA Stretch Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Steering Committee 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 2, 3, Treas- urer 3, F.T.A. 3, Nightin- gales 2, 3, Double Sextet 2, Annual Staff 3, Raider Staff 3, Girls' League Executive Committee 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, Band 1, Student Council 3. SARFE, ROBERT uBobll Student Council 1, 2, 3, As- sembly Committee 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Safety Council 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Honorable Mention in Football 3, Track 1, 2, Dis- cussion Club 2, Treasurer 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Senior Ex- ecutive Council 3, Letter- men's Club 1, 2, 3, Junior Class Treasurer 2, Senior Class President 3, President of Lettermen's Club 3, Hall Cadet 2. SCHOCHET, JoY Schools G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, All-Dis- trict Band 2, Latin Club 2, 3, President 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Steering Committee 3, Drama Club 3, Treasurer 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Hall Cadet 3, Raider Staff 2, 3, Jr. Co-edi- tor 2, Sr. Co-editor 3, An- nual Staff 3, Student Coun- cil 3, Senior Class Play 3, National Honor Society. SCHWARTZ, WILLIAM Bill Projectionist Club 1, 2, 3, President 3, Pep Club 3, Bus Patrol 2, 3. .QQ -L K .f -' :if -1 H... - .. ,,-.st L, . . aaa.. it ix f X 1 . .3 , ,., . X at 3 X Q R be s . il. 'X .1 5.-,A - ...X ...p: 3, .W si, 1 is ,s . , , 3' X 5 X Y ,f 5 'QS Q. 3, X . fi X QQ W1 ..,' , .,. , .:. .5- SEATER, ANNA LEE HAZ!! Student Council 2, Safety Council 3, Annual Staff 3, Raider Staff 3, Cafeteria Staff 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Steering Committee 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 3, 2, 3, F.T.A. 3, Hall Cadet SHEVICH, GEORGE llshevll SIMAT, CAROLE Band 1, 2, 3, Majorette 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, Girls' Double Sex- tet 2, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, N.F.L. 2, 3, Pep lub 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, Library Staff 3, Photography Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, F.T.A. 3, Raid- er Staff 2, 3, Annual Bus- iness Staff 3. SISLER, JANET Band 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, President 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, F.T.A. 3, An- nual Staff 3, Student Coun- ci . B-23 SKORICH, MARY Toots G.A.A. 1 2 3' Girls' League 1, 2, 3g bhiJil',3S Band 11 21 3, Cafeteria Staff 2, 33 PGP Club 1, 2, 3. Sovu., Joni: lIJackH Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Chorus 2. STADE, JOANN IKJOU Pep Club 1, 2, 3. STADE, MARILYN Pep Club 1, 2. B-24 STEINBERG, AUDREY SCHULTZ 1cAudo1r Girls' League 1, 2, 3 5 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, F.T.A. 35 Jr. Historical So- ciety 13 Annual Staff 3, Raider Staff 35 Guidance Of- fice Cadet 3. STEINBERG, J ANIS KlJanY7 G.A.A. 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Girls' League 1, 2, 35 Stu- dent Council 1, 25 Raider staff 1, 2, 3, F.T.A. 3, sec- retary 3 3 Annual Staff 3, Majorette 1, 2, 39 Band 1. 2, 33 Football Homecoming Queen 33 Prom Decorating Committee Chairman 2, Wa- ter Ballet 3, National Honor Society. S1'0wE, NANCY Nightingales 1, 2, 33 Secre- tary 2g Vice-President 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Vice- President 33 Annual Staff 2, 33 Junior Co-Editor 25 Co- Editor 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, French Club 3, Student Council 3, Drama Club 33 Secretary 35 Basketball Homecoming Queen Attend- ant 3g Raider Staff 1, 2, 3, Hall Cadet 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Squad 39 Senior Class Play 3, National Honor So- ciety. S'mANnn, CARL Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, N.F.L. 1, 2, 3, Contest Speech 1, 2, 33 Discussion Club 1, 2, 33 Vice-President 2, Hi-Y 15 Ski-Team 2, 33 Chorus 25 Student Council 25 Pep Squad 35 Debate 23 Safe- ty Council 1. Tmvicn, GLORIA Pood'ie G.A.A. 13 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, Pep Club 1, 2, An- nual Staff 3. Tnosnc, CAROL J x-:AN . llCaT0l!! G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Secretary- Treasurer 3: Girls' League 1, 2, 35 F.T.A. 3, Vice-Pres- ident 3, Annual Staff 33 Jr. High Office Cadet 1, 2, 35 Senior Class Play 3. WAYDULA, LAVON NE G.A.A. 1, 2, Pep Club 2, 3g Girls' League 1, 2. WICK, ORVAL Ozzie Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Steering Committee 1, 2, 33 Pep Squad 3, Hockey 2, 35 Wrestling 13 Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3. WILSON, JANE llJank!l Nightingales 1, 2, 3, Pres- ident 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Stu- dent Council 3, Annual Staff 3 3 Raider Staff 33 Latin Club 1, 2, 33 All-State Orchestra 35 Orchestra 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Jr. Historical Society 23 G.A.A. 1, 2. YUHALA, ELmNon HEP! G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Bus Patrol 1, 2, 3g Nightingales 2, 3, Photog- raphy Club 2, 3g Girls' League 2, 35 Annual Staff 3. B-25 JUNIGRS ' i XX iii S .. ee Q f .- . -3. Y X2 5 x . X X ia . X '1 . v .. .. is E. Aultman P. Axford B. Barkla K O4 Treasurer, Kay Petersong Vice President, Ronald Luoma, President, Grant Hayesg Secretary, Patricia Sullivan G. Ahlgren K. Anderson M. Antonovich R. Bechtel B. Bogdanovich D. Brown N X v Xa, X59 Q 1 xxx 410 'X Q S Q ss. - ai. R X 'X 5 5 s 1 -Q. B-26 D. Bunker G Casio S. Cederberg P. Ceruttx J Colemer M. Crxsvs ell D. Davies glggcostieg - - IPPC N . - , ,ig B. Dobson W .V M. Duffney ' if M. Dukich rf V 22: ., . ass. H if 5 .A xihy-si -gs., To . X Ns. 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Jackewitzg BACK ROW: B. Meade, D. Eihrtson, F. Bjork, T. B-34 Mehelich. , RAIDER STAFF Our school paper, the Raider, reports to the students the latest school news. It plays an important part in our life at Greenway. Reporters, of the staff, collect and print the news six times a year. The Raider gives the student a better under- standing of journalism. This year Mary Louise Friedman is our editor. Mary Mar- A garet Foucault and Joy Schochet are the co-editors. The advisors are Miss Landeene and Miss Otterblad. FRONT ROW: Sr. Co-editor, M. M. Foucaultg Editor, M. L. Friedman, Sr. Co-editor, J. Schochetg BACK ROW: Jr. Co-editors, Judy Mullins, Gail LeRoux. FRONT ROW: D. Anderson, C. Brown, S. Fraser, J. Schochet, M. Friedman, M. Foucault, C. Steinbergg SECOND ROW: V. Bennett, B. Bellefy, D. Davies, J. Foucault, P. Harrington, G. LeRoux, J. Mullins, J. Gallant, C. Korpi, S. Rundquist, P. Palmer, THIRD ROW: A. Seater, K. Peterson, M. Travica, M. Antonovich, D. Reese, D. Rusin, A. Steinberg, C. Simat, K. Beck, N. Lobergg FOURTH ROW: P. Sullivan, M. Dukich, M. Larson, J. Wilson, N. Stowe, P. Jackewitz, K. I-Lakala, J. Mayerle, D. Cole, BACK ROW: A. Rydberg, M. Skorich, P. McCarron, E. Hakala, C. Bunnell, B. Larsen, G. Berg, P. Ondrasek, K. Moren, M. Barnes, B. Meade, T. Mehelich. ' B-35 VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN 1 Q 1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: D. Kangas, B. Bellefy, J. Steinberg, C. Korpi, C. Browng SECOND B 36 ROW: D. Rukavina, M. Friedman, 'J. Baratto, B. Larsen, N. Stowe, M. Foucault, ' M. Hageman, F. Bjorkg BACK ROW: N. Berchin, E. Lehtola, M. Barnes, D. Cole. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the governing body of our school. We bring up matters of concern to the students. Some of them are to be voted on and others to give Mr. Menozzi an idea of how the students feel about something. They have done a good job this year and we hope the organization will continue to be as active. The officers this year are: President, Fred Bjork, Vice-President, Mike Barnes 5 and Secretary, Helen Dimich. M. Barnes, Vice-Presidentg H. Dimich, Secre- tary, F. Bjork, President. FRONT ROW: N. Loberg, B. Bellefy, F. Finch, J. Schochet, C. Hepolag SECOND ROW.: M. Raymond, J. Sisler, J. Baratto, M. Dukich, J. Gallant, C. Korpig THIRD ROW: N. Stowe, K. Olllla, M. Friedman, M. Hageman, D. Rusin, M. Foucault, C. Paul, B. Meade, FOURTH ROW: A. Rydberg, C. Bunnell, E. Dimich, B. Larsen, J. Wilson, K. Moren, M. Young, BACK ROW: N. Berchin, B. Sarff, M. Barnes, F. Bjork, J. Kozar, T. Mehelich, R. Luoma. E. Lehtola. B-37 B-38 :gzw -Q -: MOC: sea Emi .EJ-:FS also EE og' Z D. Kentala, P. Hepol M. Johns 5 -G Q0 15 - C-H OD-4 S: rs Ou . ,KD 213 S Di K A ? 2 305 Digg .gA Zn. .SU SS SME 45? O ME? ffm GJ 3 -6 r: Za .E I-I-T? 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Q-iv1,.xc:. 311 ,gan nl.2C1Z'.f, Ok U.M 5253. .2E5eH 'C.'J.GJ- Aa.- ga?EE asa -H oat-7.., M5532 este Ein EB-4.M Q3 UF: EO 5 2 P S S ..L:. A4 ' gms 2 -2 bo a'-gm- E veg 0 .D SI N E4 bnmo.2 cm 52.55 OUJQQU2 LLI LLJ -I in .1 a social organization which encourages the building of charac- Girls League is .- The speak- ere W High. Our activities this year EHIOI' S s among the girls in Ol'l associati and ter ers at most of our meetings, a dance and our Mother-Daughter Tea. ancy Stowe: President, N C8- :Vi aret Foucault rg Ma ary ent, M : Presid are CSIS The offi berg. yd aR Adel asurer, T9 T Larsen bara 31' Secretary, B esi- rg, Hoa mi Pi ijnd I3 3 . ,ft O mon 25 41 nm E' Z.- O-a-I mc: an-S do o ..- P o +P U1 2 1- aa s-4 5 m od 2 H ci? 3 B. Larsen, Secretary. U. -F 4-7 CI aa TE W cu r-4 D-4 Hi-Y The H-Y is an organization with its chief function being primarily to build strong character among the boys of Greenway. The meetings are held twice a month and consist of a formal meeting followed by a guest speaker or recreation and it closes with a lunch. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community a high standard of Christian character. The platform is: Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship and clean living. Officers are: President, Jerry Meadeg Vice Pres- ident, Fred Bjork, Secretary, Lee Chrisinger. L. Chrisinger, Secretaryg J. Meade, Presidentg F. Bjork, Vice-President. FRONT ROW: A. Johnson, B. Johns, D. Morrow, D. Bunker, P. McCarron, S. Goss, J. Giles, R. Maki, SEC- OND ROW: J. Meade, D. Anderson, R. Howg, D. Longmore, M. Talonen, J. Walls, D. Nordeen, C. Post, R. Luomag THIRD ROW: M. Popovich, E. Lehtola, W. Meade, R. Markwardt, F. Bjork, T. Mehelich, R. Perrier, D. Randolph, L. Chrisinger, L. LaRockg BACK ROW: J. Clark, J. Hecomovich, L. Longmore, J. Colemer, E Gersich, C. Beck, D. Matteson. M. Skorich. B-39 PEP CLUB STEERING COMMITTEE FRONT ROW: K. Moren, M. Polzin, M. Criswell, S. Hanson, M. Edwards, M. Surine, C. Torkkola, D. Ho- shal, F. Finch, C. Lapitz, P. Jackewitz, J. Gallant, V. Bennett, SECOND ROW: A. Rydberg, D. Ander- son, J. Schochet, M. Antonovich, P. McCarron, J. Mullins, P. Ledin, N. Loberg, C. Bunnell, J. Baratto, M. Dukich, M. Duffney, D. Rusin, C. Hepola, C. Steinberg, Miss Frantig THIRD ROW: S. Fraser, P. Sullivan, J. Meittunen, D. Reese, M. Makinen, K. Ollila, P. McCarron, D. Bunker, R. Luoma, P. Hageman: BACK ROW: M. Skorich, A. Seater, A. Johnson, W. Thurman, R. Howg, R. Johns, 0. Wick, T. Mehelich, J. Hecomovich, L. Nix, N. Berchin. B-40 The Pep-Club Steering Committee is com- posed of students who meet to discuss and originate plans to promote school spirit. The chairman is Tom Mehelich and the advisor is Miss Franti. The Pep Club has been one of the most active organizations at Greenway this year. With the cheerleaders, the Pep Club has tried to keep up Greenway's traditionally excellent school spirit and give our teams good back- ing and support. FRONT ROW: M. Skorich, Treasurer, J. Baratto, Secretary: BACK ROW: M. Dukich, Vice President, N. Berchin, Co-President, D. Rusin, Co-President. LETTERMEN'S CLUB 4' K' 'Wiz . i' V .H -' ' . K J I - , . ,..- . - , : - , Y' ., . , V m V L , . - -D - L 1.- . . - - ':Q'I x f . , . M . - A . 2 is W- -..i . .:.L 2 -- . ,L 5A5::, , O Y K -5- k ' :Q . ,QQ ,J . Q f- - A X ' N, , Q ---. . X 5 fd . K S f J - l -- - - - an we . .K g -in S ki xi - - 1 if Q 'J 1 . , . Q K .. . . . x .. ik .f ,.....- ....... 4 V FRONT ROW: A. Johnson, W. Thurman, O. Wick, J. T. Mehelich, P. McKeebyg THIRD ROW: G. Ahlgren I Kozarg SECOND ROW: J. Thew, R. Johns, , J. Meade, W. Meade, J. Colemer, R. Luoma, N. Berchin: BACK ROW: J. Hecomovich, R. Markwardt, M. Popovich, F. Bjork, M. Skorich, G. Nurkka, G. Kuluvar. fr: . . . . , ' f S- ' - FRONT: T. Mehelich, V ice-President: D. Ruka- vina, Secretary: BACK: B. Meade, Sergeant at Arms: B. Sarff, President. CHEERLEADERS N..-H BACK TO FRONT: M. Hageman, P. Sul livan, B. Bellefy, C. Hepola, S. Fraser, M. Criswell, D. Rusin. B-41 FRONT ROW: V. Bennett, W. Fraser, E. Aultman, K. Anderson, J. Abrahamson, F. Ortley, M. LaDoux, D. Bill M. Stangler, D. Davies, V. Sells, N. Peikkola, L. Mueller, M. Antonovich, J. Thew, C. Bellefyg SECOND ROW D. Rusin, G. LeRoux, V. Prich, M. Makinen, K. Hakala, N. Gilman, G. Travica, J. Brean, B. Bogdanovich, B Peterson, C. Bunnell, K. Peterson, K. Moren, D. Reese, B. Wyss, C. Simat, S. Cederbergg THIRD ROW: I. Ny- lund, M. McKeeby, W. Leksen, J. Gallant, C. Paul, J. Kaupp, M. Skorich, J. Hecomovich, P. McKeeby, L. Long- more, E. Erickson, B. Meade, G. Ahlgren, M. Barnes, B. Markwardt, D. Brown, R. Howgg BACK ROW: D. Sackett J. Baratto, M. Duffney, M. Hageman, D. Roberts, M. Dukich, M. Skorich, A. Rydberg, T. Morton, N. Berchin, M Young, R. Luoma, J. Clark, P. McCarron, R. Johns, G. Ylitalo, D. Bunker, L. Nix. x lf Mm CHORUS Bzqfgjk QQ XB X Q? 14 -' 1 is J , I gf..- Elm s Ag'-'gm-I B42 M. E. A. All-State Chorus Representatives Bf L. Wyss, K. Hakala, D. Bunker, T. Mehelich, N. Berchin, B. Meade, J. Ba- tt J G ll nt. KJ' A - Y ..,. I 35 , X 'jg E M1 1, 3 f is BOYS' QUARTET M. Young, T. Mehelich, B. Meade, D. Bunker. B 43 SENIOR CLASS G.A.A.: FRONT ROW: C. Korpi, L. Draxten, E. Miller, J. Gallant, K. Moren, C. Edner, P. Harrington, M. Andersong SECOND ROW: C. Trobec, K. Beck, M. Friedman, J. Schochet, J. Barratto, J. Stein- berg, J. Jones, M. Foucaultg THIRD ROW: A. Rydberg, C. Grant, A. Steinberg, C. Simat, J. Sisler, H. Dimichg BACK ROW: M. Skorich, K. Hakala, D. Anderson, N. Stowe, A. Seater, D. Mandich, E. Yuhala. JUNIOR CLASS G.A.A.: FRONT ROW: C. Hepola, A. Hawk, J. Mullins, M. Duffney, M. Criswell, P. Merhar, J. Lubovichg SECOND ROW: D. Rusin, R. Janssen, G. LeRoux, M. Antonovich, D. Reese, J. Decoster, N. Gilman, B. Johnson, I. Jones, B. Timm, J. Meittuneng BACK ROW: S. Fraser, P. Sullivan, M. Dukich, M. Travica, K. Peterson, M. Skorich, P. McCarron, P. Jackewitz. B-44 wards, V. Smith, N. Peikkola, J. Tobeck, N. Tanberg, M. Surine, C. Bellefy, V. Bennett, J. Whittington, SECOND ROW: D. Davies, F. Finch, N. Loberg, B. Rydberg, B. Wilson, S. Rundquist, P. Palmer, J. Foucault, THIRD G. A. A. G.A.A. OFFICERS: C. Trobec, Secretary, J. Sisler, President: M. M. Foucault, Vice President. The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization for the promo- tion of girls' sports at Greenway. Under the leadership of our ad- visor, Miss Neff, we had many projects during the year, such as our tumbling. exhibition and Play- Day in Buhl. We feel that through the G.A.A. we have encouraged good sportsmanship and leader- ship. The officers are President, Janet Sislerg Vice President, Mary Mar- garet F oucaultg and Secretary- Treasurer, Carol Trobec. X SOPHOMORE CLASS G.A.A.: FRONT ROW: M. Ed- ,f ROW: P. Ledin, C. Lapitz, J. Abrahamson, L. Tupper, J. Mayerle, C. Steinberg, E. Dimichg BACK ROW: P. Heino, C. Bunnell, M. Vail, S. Gorst, K. Ollila, J. Kaupp, M. Raymond. Nightingales: FRONT ROW: J. Foss, J. Gallant, J. Foucault, B. Risse, D. Davies, SECOND ROW: P. McCarran, S. Rundquist, J. Mayerle, M. Pop- ovich, J. Wilson, THIRD ROW, J. Jones, E. Miller, J. Whittington, J. Holland, M. Duk- ichg FOURTH ROW: S. Zink, E. Yuhala, P. Har- rington, D. Ho- shal, M. Stangler, W. Leksen, M. Travica, A. Ryd- bergg BACK ROW: K. Hak- ala, N. Stowe, D. Anderson, S. Ranger, P. On- drasek, M. John- son, K. Moren, K. Girtz, B. Ryd- berg. Nightingales: Vice Presi- dent, N. Stoweg President, Jane Wilson, Secretary- Treasurer, Darlene An- F. T. A. NIGHTINGALES ... 1 Age-sg. 551,-5 - ..s.,.+g- , . f--:Sfes.se..gs Y Y .'1xs.s.,-z :.Q.1f.,4 K. f . - s K L, F.T.A. FRONT ROW: B. Larson, President Q BACK ROW: C. Trobec, Vice President, J. Steinberg, Secretaryg M. ' Foucault, Treasurer. F.T.A. FRONT ROW: D. Grey, J. Foss, J. Gallant, C. Trobec, J. Steinberg, SECOND ROW: B. Larsen, A. Rydberg, J. Sisler, M. Foucaultg BACK ROW: E. Hakala, A. Seater, K. Hakala, D. Mandich, M. Popovich, D. Dimich. B-45 LATIN CLUB LATIN CLUB FRONT ROW: E. Miller, J. Schochet, J. Wilsong SECOND ROW: Fraser, S. Gorst, M. Johnson, P. Gallant, BACK ROW: M. Larson, J. Mullins, F. Finch, A. Nix, B. Toby, C. Dixon, Mrs. Sheffield. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: M. Friedman, Secretaryg J. Schochet, President 3 M. Johnson, Vice President. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS P Gaa C laas, Secretary, N. Gilman, Rreoidentf B-46 M. Raymond, Treasurer. FRENCH CLUB FRONT ROW: M. Raymond, C. Bellefy, J. Thew, B. Bellefy, S. Rundquist, P. Gaalaasg SECOND ROW: J. Mayerle, P. Palmer, N. Loberg, M. Antonovich, M. gougaultg BACK ROW: N. Gilman, M. Young, D. Bunker, . towe. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL FRONT ROW: S. Lepisto, J. Barattog BACK ROW: M. Barnes, D. Rukavina, B. Sarff, D. Haapoja, T. Mehelich. JUNIOR HISTORICAL SOCIETY FRONT ROW: D. Bunker, B. Wyss, K. Andersonp SECOND ROW: P. McCarran, G. Hayesg BACK ROW: M. Travica, B. Krueger, E. Lehtola. B-47 DRAMA CLUB .Q ii FRONT ROW: M. Stangler, J. Nymang SECOND ROW: R. Luoma, J. Mullins, J. Schochet, D. Davies, M Antonovich, K. Anderson: THIRD ROW: M. Young, N. Stowe, D. Anderson, M. Makinen, M. Foucault BACK ROW: P. McCarron, M. Skorich, D. Rosengren, B. Wyss, J. Kaupp, C. Paul. DRAMA CLUB OF- FICERS: F R O N T ROW: Sec. N. Stowe: Treas. J. Schochetg BACK ROW: Vice Pres. M. Barnes: Pres. M. Young. t. .,.. .4 PEP SQUAD OF- FICERS: FR O N T ROW: V. Bennett, Sec. C- Bunnell: BACK . . 1. , f- ROW: ViceP Pres., a ff 1 -. V , ,., fit, R ' Barnes: res. . A J aw Yoimrr TYGHS- L- Nix- , ' X'L' K, . A , ' Q j i g ' Q, ' A i , . :.,, 'if K. F VV QV, 3 . 3,55 RLS , . A 'firm Q? RQ' , A S 5, i ., ' I h V21 I A ' I 2 PE P SQUAD ga 1 S ff Q B-48 FRONT ROW: P. Ledin, J. Mullins, J. Gallant, J. Foucault, N. Loberg, V. Bennett: SECOND ROW: K. Ollila, D. Davies, M. Raymond, P. Jacke- witz, C. Steinberg: THIRD ROW: P. McCarron, F. Finch, C. Bunnell, J. Colemer, B. Johns, L. Nix: BACK ROW: A. Johnson, D. Bunker, O. Wick, J. Clark, M. Young. N. F. L. The local National Forensic League chapter was organized 18 years ago. It has provided an incentive for local speakers. Twenty points is required for mem- bership. It is the aim of the local speech programs to provide training for students so that they may be effective speakers for local programs, worthy competition in contests, and capable citizens of the future. X NFL OFFICERS: R. Cole, President, M. Barnes, Secretary-Treasurer, M. Friedman, Vice President. ... ,. 3? v f 3 2 N7 0 'Q A-YS ?52-'LL . A: sf- FRONT ROW: K. Hakala, K. Ander- son, M. Antonovich, B. Wyssg SEC- OND ROW: G. LeRoux, J. Kaupp, M. Friedman, BACK ROW: M. Young, C. Strande, R. Cole, M. Barnes. Z! xx. 'fp XSYXQ, gs . -29 DEBATE J. Drieman, R. Goodman, G. LeRoux, M. Friedman, . J Barnes, R. Cole. B-49 M l SAFETY COUNCIL B-50 fem.: ' if 9 1 5: 'ff if .ggi l X FRONT ROW: P. Flatley, C. Johnson, SECOND ROW: G. LeRoux, N. Gilman, J. Gallant, J. Baratbo, S. Becker, A. Seater: BACK ROW: B. Foster, M. Skorich, D. Rukavina. N f .IE 5 'E' ,Sqfs X if . .-A fi! ' X 'he Q' W9 . ll F 4 N V 2 ' W' ' is ' ' .ifllj Q.. 1 J ,Sis A ::.. 1 , as A nf. Li QA Q SAFETY COUNCIL OFFICERS D Ruka -'L- vina, President: G. LeRoux, Secretary M Skorich, Vice President. . :'2 eieiei 25 Z n A ' . K K V - 2 - fk, , , W . - X555 J 5 '1w ,,,x.,1. .Q . v E ' '1 I V L 'I X N V. x A ' - 1 :EEQ - l s': ' . RTK ' X' FRONT ROW: D. Kinnunen E. Yuhala E. Miller K ' 'I' Girtz, C. Brown: SECOND ROW: J. Andrews, F. Ort- ley, L. Nix, G. Casio, BACK ROW: W. Schwartz, J. Hecomovich, R. Hendrickson, R. Graf, L. Bartell, A. Huntington, A. Johnson, T. Kujala. PROJECTIONISTS CLUB 'QV Z 48 xx 1 ' kg .um-,, x YQ s ,A 5 'Hemi .- I FRONT ROW: A. Johnson, L. Flugg SECOND ROW: E. Lehtola., D. Olson, P. Hagemang BACK ROW: G. Nurkka, W. Krueger, B. Lutterman. !lm - Lylg PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB OFFICERS: E. Lehtola, Vice Presidentg C. Post, Secretary- Treasurerg J. Hanson, President. Photography Club x S' PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB MEMBERS: FRONT ROW :' V. Prich, C. Simat, S. Lepistog BACK ROW: L. Chrisinger, E. Lehtola, C. Post, B J. Hanson. T. Kujala. '51 - Vx WX ff- HQZQM- x X NX 'ax ,f ixw'i S .U L, X S. 3 D. ri .2 E I3 3-1 : O U2 5-4 Q3 -4-V 0 14 M c: .5 -o O 4-w cn 5 U -Lv N4-2 r: 3 CD 'E N 'W ai o as 54 Z O. 95-go -I-4 'N .,-1 'U O ni n 3 BACK Presidentg +2 uz 53 U af ryg K. Hakal Presidentg M. Barnes, 99 v-4 lrmang J. Gallant, Sec W: D. Rukavina, Vice ODS Y. . CRCHESTRA -N, K KK .W K K K , .. .. X. ,wm,.N+gQw,,...W,.,xMQNsffifik ffxfmwfwm' f L'K 'KKKMKK K A In H I A K I I 1 K WM-EWU.,..,,M..N,,..,...,...1 . 7 xlx 9 Q -1 if ,X ,XX 1 b , sae -- f-1 - T 5 rm MAJORETTES i J. Steinberg, C. Simat, C. Paul, K. Peterson, M. Popovich, J. Kaupp. A B 53 ART CLUB 'N FRONT ROW: G. Jarva, J. Nyman, W. Lekseng BACK ROW: D. Rosengren, B. Rydberg, K. Moren, J. Peterson. 'r 1 'W LIBRARY STAFF Nu, 4 OFFICERS: K. Anderson, Vxce President: K. Moren, President J 1 A eee 2 . 4 :J .5 V 55 2 . J 2 K K .-', ' i .--.. , I FRONT ROW: C. Hepola, J. Jones, C. Simatg BACK ROW: J. Meittunen, M. Dukich, K. Beck. B-54 HALL CADETS . :ff X 5 V fX . .X 5- . , A if A A ' . . , ....-an ' .liwiif i ' -K5 I V- i Q O - . .fe Q e fe f f' - gf S - A ff . . . up - -5 F - -S.. . A Y , l - pl F 3 . fr . '2'f ' . ' - 5 ef. . 1 . 'R , -uv .23 -X iA 'SS'1- 'Y W-1 :-2. -4- Q-1 few. kfff .L - . FRONT ROW: J. Schochet, D. Rusin, M. Hageman, H. Dimichg SECOND ROW: M. Larsen, B. Barkla, M. Fou- cault, D. Andersong BACK ROW: N. Stowe, T. Mehelich, M. Skorich, D. Rukavina. OFFICE CADETS E. Kaisto and S. Fraser .. .. ,Q CAFETERIA STAFF FRONT ROW: E. Miller, L. Mueller, C. Edner, S. Cederberg, J. Decosterg SECOND ROW: B. Tobey, G. Berg, K. Girtz L. Mattfieldg THIRD ROW: S. Gorst, J. Peterson, M. Skorich, A. Seater. WP ...nb PRINCIPAL wb- B-55 SENIOR CLASS PLAY FRONT ROW: W. Leksen, J. Schochet, J. Gallantg SECOND ROW: Mr. Kearney, P. Harrington, C. Trobec, V. Prich, K. Moren, M. L. Friedman, D. Anderson, N. Stoweg BACK ROW: N. Berchin, B. Meade, T. Mehelich, M. Barnes, D. Cole. Camilla Blake ........ Roger Blake .......... Mrs. Lucy Blake ...... Katie Patterson ......,. Butch Cummings ...... Officer Patrick Shaw Mrs. Drake ................... ....... B-56 Anthony Todd ....... Ethel Brodsky ....... Martha Lane ....... Dick Drake ............. Judge Jonah Peters ...... Mrs. Horace Winter ............... N-J li Qi ........Phyllis Harrington ........Nick Berchin .......Mary Louise Friedman .......Carol Trobec .......Bill Meade Georgette Quail ...................... Joy Schochet Gene Nurkka Nancy Stowe' Mike Barnes Tom Mehelich Violet Prich Wanda Leksen Dick Cole .J oelle Gallant f fx 5F0 5 1 5' , NWAY EJ A -WAN Tons E1 9 r I . W . L FOOTBALL 'A' 5 no 1 f l ' if aeafeeeif 52 4 4 af -H. FRONT ROW: L. Metzer, J. Castellano, J. Kozar, R. Tellor, C. Beck, B. Orhn, R. Flug SECOND ROW D Mor row, M. Skorich, T. Morton, T. Mehelich, R. Cole, F. Bjork, G. Nurkka, B. Sarff B Meade D Rukavina J Colemer, R. Howgg BACK ROW: Coach Barle, R. Luoma, B. Kovacovich, R. Lorenz G Ahlgren F Zager M Popovich, J. Hecomovich, B. Markwardt, T. Hecomovich, M. Rukavina, Coach Johnson This Year's Football Scores Greenway ...... Greenway ...... Greenway ...... Greenway ...... Greenway ...... Greenway ...... Greenway ...... ..... . ..... . International Falls ...... Ely .............................. Hibbing ...... Virginia ......... Eveleth ...... Chisholm .......... Grand Rapids ...... 5 '? E Y 4: W ,, A i W .Q if ' - , , .M,,. 1, -. 1, I ,ig V K K A S' - I Q ' A if gi'-V Q , -far 1 KL '53 7' , XX, A ' , I X' .A - QS .e 'fx ' X4 , 4K,Lb Q .,AX A , ,- ,,i.YNfrf'1Z-N: f.:f .V Q Ti? 'fx fl EN W 5 f 1 ' xv , , R ffm 5 X . xx ,gwgsa I., X Q b sais , X RQ-Q ,f 1 Y YK 1 . . R Q. 4 xi wx 'Q-Q. -Eff Y Ta: .1725 ,X 5 1555 , 5 f wi Q. fl , vg .s N-vm BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: R. Venberg, R. Markwardt, M. Popovich, F. Bjork, D. Cole, B. Sarff, N. Berchin, R. Luomag BACK ROW: Coach Rhodes, G. Ahlgren, L. Longmore, M. Skorich, J. Hecomovich, G. Kuluvar, Coach Stadum. G.H.S G.H.S G.H.S G.H.S G.H.S G.H.S. G.H.S G.H.S G.H.S G.H.S Bemidji 59 Int'1 Falls 67 Nashwauk 59 Eveleth 48 Keewatin 38 Crosby-Ironto Anoka 49 Virginia 59 Chisholm 65 Ely 78 n 48 G.H.S G.H.S. G.H.S. G.H.S. G.H.S G.H.S G.H.S. G.H.S G.H.S G.H.S Grand Rapids 39 Buhl 65 Nashwauk 47 Hill City 40 Chisholm 57 Hibbing 61 Grand Rapids 37 Deer River 63 Bigfork 41 Aitkin 63 FRONT ROW: Coach Rhodes, Goss, Rukavina, Hecomovich, Tellor, Kozar, Coach Stadumg BACK ROW: Matteson, Hecomovich, Kangas, Sturk, Foster. B-61 4 B-62 ai! A, N f f, my ' 1. ca A , .,AW .yxx f N 4 .1 A vi X Q, Suk . X .gi 1-A X I , -I Y wx. -W I Q . 'R . W ,b W-' ,.,i,, ,,. Tv.. , Q Q K , W . , ,112 Q- .ws-1-N ? 1 .f -. 1- My ,K .. -- .M.,fVf:.., 1 . . w ' . ai? H an B-63 HOCKEY B-64 in. FRONT ROW: C. Mangseth, P. Gareri, H. Foucault, T. Mehelich, K. Johnson, P. Axford, K. Mangaeth, O: Wickg BACK ROW: Coach Kearney, D. Dotlich, R. Howg, E. Gersich, K. MacAlpine, B. Meade, J. Meade, K. Axford Coach Larson. SENIOIEQS: D. Dotlich, C. Mangeth, T. Mehelich, B. Meade, J. Meade, O. Wic . Greenway Greenway Greenway Greenway Greenway Greenway Greenway Greenway Greenway Greenway Greenway Greenway Greenway Ely Cloquet Duluth East Grand Rapids Eveleth Hibbing Virginia Intll Falls Hibbing Ely Grand Rapids Virginia Duluth East 3 B-65 A - TRACK TEAM - L . B-66 FRONT ROW: R. Luoma, G. Kuluvar, R. Markwardt, G. Ahlgren, M. Popovich, F. Bjork, M. Skorich, D. Rukavina F. Zagar, J. Perry, L. Longmore, C. Johnsong BACK ROW: Mr. Stadum, M. Rukavina, R. Venberg, R. Sturk, R Cole, T. Itiehelich, D. Matteson, R. Hendrickson, J. Foss, J. Hecomovich, R. Johns, N. Berchin, R. Sarff, J Hecomovic . BASEBALL FRONT ROW: R. Kovacovich, B. Meade, N. Berehin, G. Ahlgren, C. Mangseth, F. Bjork, J. Meade, J. Heco- movich, L. Chrisinger, 0. Wick, C. Strande, D. Rukavinag BACK ROW: Mr. Dixon, R. Luoma, E. Gersich, J. Hecomovich, R. Markwardt, M. Skorich, D. Eilertson, J. Thew, F. Zagar, W. Krueger, D. Brown. if ww 1 I il if A ,A Q J' is - if ,fi B A SENIORS 'M S55 Q . S Y . J e f ,... ' ... B-67 WRESTLING B-68 FRONT ROW: W. Fideldy, A. Johnson, D. Rukavina, R. Hendrickson, R. Lorenz, J. Colemer, J. Reynolds, L. Met- zer, W. Thurman, BACK ROW: Mr. Dixon, G. Mattson, R. Thurman, T. Kujala, D. Poole, G. Hayes, D Paakonen, M. Talonen, D. Metzer, J. Maki. w SENIORS: D. Rukavina, T. Kujula. -5 Mf f f 5171725 7 M f 4 Us fffgw f I Xx 08 fig N. Senior Necktie and Ribbon Day es , W., B70 iff Safety Assembly .-W' Football Homecoming 5591 . 7 fe, 3+ J , o big we of-A -A A 1 .X if ,G , ? if l 1 Football Basketball Queen Queen ' ' A gif l .f iw Q Basketball Homecoming 1 J X B-71 Football Homecoming Parade 5.111 K l i f - .:'k,--- a Lk,:. k K 3 g I 54543-iff-f535iXa ima: A K Q f nga? Sk My -ff - --,- of My 2 A o . - K X 3 f - Qgligk E. ...,. , ima: gi -aw A K , L K A Lame!! L h if 5 aa h. , A-,of -a.. 5 I X A-'f5?H11 75? a' F.T.A. Float if ri x 1 Q gfifii' X' H 5 Y ae, fi M se 5 5wsg,,k Q. Q Q , maui N-! E 5 B73 wxf qw 2. B-74 1 x 4 .10 ' - , WW ,, 2 'lk Z I 75291717 Y f. 2.1 September 1: Classes begin CAgain?!?!7 Seniors got class rings Cmany were soon on f ll ev , f' f f 1' -3-3' Q ,J gf' - ' 5. ...K .,f7 ,i f , ,- f E W 5 - . -, chains YJ October 1: Football Homecoming fRemember how surprised Janis looked'?l October 15: End of first six weeks fOnly five more report cards to goll October 19: Necktie and Ribbon Day fThere's a sight for Television.J October 21-22: M.E.A. Vacation fAt Lastlll November 25-28: Thanksgiving Vacation CBURPI - excuse melj December 14-15: Traffic on Foot Campaign fWho belongs to the secret police '?J December 22: Christmas Vacation fGirls, remember Santa Kearney?J January 5: Classes resume 1 Only five more months to go.J January 21: Grand Rapids Basketball Game fWe showed themlj February 11 : Basketball Homecoming fAnother doll for a Queen, WOW D March 8-12: Basketball Tournaments fExcept for Chisholm .... ?D April 1: April Fool's fThree senior girls in an ACC1DENT. J April 2-12: Easter Vacation April 22: Senior Class Play QMr. Kearney lost 20 poundslb V May 6: Junior-Senior Prom fWhat's the sun doing up this early??'?D May 26-27: Class Trip CWHEEIJ May 29: Baccalaureate Services May 27, 31 - June 1: Exams fPost mortem.J June 2: Graduation fThiss is' just the Beginning.J June 3: Here we go!! B75 B-7 6 I DO HEREBY WILL GARY ABRAHAMSON - His good times to anyone who dares enjoy them JACK AIMONETTI - His excellent grades to Penny Jackewitz DARLENE ANDERSON - Her beautiful red blush to Sheila Fraser DARRELL ANDERSON - A broken drumhead to Vera Sells MARY ANN ANDERSON - Her quiet, reserved manner to Phyllis McCarron JEANETTE BARATTO - Her appetite for Italian Spaghetti to Pat Sullivan MIKE BARNES - His absent-mindedness to anyone who can remember it LESTER BARTELL - His hair to Ronny Luoma KATHLEEN BECK - Her hours at the Library desk to Marie Dukich I DARLINE BECKER - Her pretty hair to Betty Timm BARBARA BELLEFY - Her fluent French to Nell Gilman NICK BERCHIN - His bass voice to Roger Howg GERALDINE BERG - Her job in the cafeteria to Sharon Cederberg DELORES BILL - Room 243 to anyone who is lucky enough to get it FRED BJORK - His height to Gary Casio BILL BREEN - His undivided attention in Social to Jim Perry CAROLE BROWN - Her place in Speech class to any Junior interested in work LEE CHRISINGER - His skiing behind the car to Curtis Post JOHN CLARK - His drivers license to Roy Dippold DICK COLE - His many talents to Pat McCarron HELEN DIMICH - Her popularity to Carolyn Paul DAVID DOTLICH - His place in front of the mirror to Boyd Wait LYLIAS DRAXTEN - She is taking everything with her CHAEQLQTTE EDNER - Her tumbling ability to Donna usm BOB ELICH - His crew cut to Leo Lovik DON ERKKILA - His fully scribbled chemistry book to a scientifically-minded Junior DON FISKEWOLD - His freckles to Bruce Johnson JOAN FOSS - Her quietness to Barbara Barkla MARY MARGARET FOUCAULT - Her big beautiful blue eyes to Jim Reynolds MARJYRLOUISE FRIEDMAN - Her debate box to Gail e oux JOELLE GALLANT - Her chattiness to Patty Merhar CORRINE GRANT - Her slant on women's rights to Mr. Hughes DOTTY GRAY - The Black Hills Camping Trip to any- one who is tough enough to live through it DON HAAPOJA - His fishing gole to Donald Roberts MAI?-9011 HAGEMAN - Her c eerleading to Carolyn e o a P EVELYN HAKALA - Her ability to write poems to Jud Meittunen Y KAY HAKALA - Her pantomimes to Kathy Girtz JOHN HANSON - His mechanical talents to John Walls PHYLLIS HARRINGTON - Her lead in the class play to anyone Mr. Kearney thinks worth - PATRICIA HEPOLA - She is taking him with her KATHERINE HIGGINBOTHAM - Her long name to Alice Hawk MAURINE JOHNSON - Her trip to the Regionals to any hockey fan who dares MIRIAM JOHNSON - Her collection of joke books to Marion Travica JUNE ELLA JONES - Leaves Marble to Duane Rollins ELINOR KAISTO - Her job in the office to Darlene Marsden DAVID KANGAS - His hot-rod to a lazy Junior DIANE KENTALA - Her Monday morning sore throats to Bill Kangas CAROL KORPI - Her good times to Martha Larson BILL KRUEGER - A beat-up projector to Barney Lutterman TOIVO KUJULA - His way of patrolling to Maurice Talonen LARRY LAAKSO - His Ford pickup to anyone who can make it run MYRNA LADOUX - Her angelic nature to Darlene Mak' LLOYD LAROCK - His 13-day diet to Jim Thew BARBARA LARSEN - Her careful driving to Kay Peterson EVERT LEHTOLA - His rowdiness to Larry Nix SONJA LEPISTO - Her prime trumpeting ability to Jean Decoster WANDA LEKSEN - The Grand Rapids Army Recruiting Station to Bunny Aultman DOROTHY MANDICH - The silent corner in study hall to Betty Lou Wyss IRENE MANEY - Her good times with Dotty to Phyllis Cerutti and Ruth Janssen CONRAD MANGSETH - His skis to a stout-hearted Junior J ANICE MAZAR - Leaves Cloverdale to Donald Metzer to take good care of TOM MEHELICH - His complete oblivion lof girls! to Gordie Kuluvar BILLY MEADE - His shy retiring ways to Arny Johnson JERRY MEADE - His jokes to Dave Bunker EVELYN MILLER - Her long curls to Jerry Colemer KATHLEEN MOREN - A vacancy to anyone who feels important enough to fill it DONALD MORROW - His home-stretch runs to anyone who forgot his Wheaties TOM MORTON - His red hair to anyone who isn't blinded by it GENE NURKKA - His Irish brogue to Mr. Kearney RODNEY OJA - His talented vocal chords to Denny Brown and Erin Erickson PATRICIA ONDRASEK - Her gum chewing to Mr. Duggan FLORENCE ORTLEY - Painting the town red to Karen Anderson BILL PAVICH - His goatee to Dave Eilertson, if he can grow one BETH PETERSON - Her quiet ways to Margie An- tonovich JANE PETERSON - Her English-class art to a budding Rembrandt MARY ANN PIRRITANO - Her 120 word per minute transcriptions in Shorthand II to Bev Bogdanovich MARIE POPOVICH - Her mild-mannered ways to Madonna Duffney VIOLET PRICH - Her part in the class play to Judy Mullins ROGER ROESKE - His love of school to Dave Davies DANL RUKAVINA - His wrestling talent to Blackie orenz ADELA RYDBERG - Her height to Michele Skorich BOB SARFF - His sports ability to Bob Johns JOY SCHOCHET - Her argyle knee-socks to Mark Young BILL SCHWARTZ - His rugged good looks to Jim Hecomovich ANNA LEE SEATER - Her job in the cafeteria to someone who'l1 flirt with the IJ C boys GEORGE SHEVICH - Just leaves CARQLE SIMAT - All the band music-stands to Grant ayes JANET SISLER - Her 4-H work to Myrna Criswell MARY SKORICH - Her calm manners to Diane Reese JOHN SOVIL - His hitch-hiking spot after school to Bob Farrier JO-ANN STADE and MARILYN STADE - Their combined height to Mike Skorich AUDREY STEINBERG - Her blond hair to Jo Ann Lubovich JANIS STEINBERG - Her marvelous art talent to Mr. Rosine's future classes ' NANCY STOWE - Her flibberty gibbetty ways to Norma Kessler CARL STRANDE - His anecdotal iecord to George Rudduck GLORIA TRAVICA - A kick in the shins to the Bovey boys who throw snowballs LAVONNE WAYDULA - Her good times at 4-H bas- ketball to Bonnie Maxwell ORVAL WICK - His curly hair to Pat McKeeby JANE WILSON - Her Nightingale gavel to next year's president ELEANIOR YUHALA - Her Irish name to Bob Kovaco- vic NEWS 0F THE DAY-JUNE 1, 1975 Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is your newscaster, CARL STRANDE, bringing you the latest news from home and abroad. But first let's hear from our announcer, JERRY MEADE, giving you a word from our sponsor, MEHELICH'S Goalie Pads. Says BILL MEADE, great Olympic hockey champion, 'Dere collossall' Even Mrs. Meade, formerly PAT HEP- OLA, says, 'Since he's been using MEHELICH'S Goalie Pads, my husband's knees are prettier than ever., Re- member MEHELICH'S Goalie Pads come in the new pastel shades, so get a pair today. Now back to STRANDE and the news. Washington D.C.: President of the United States, CORRINE GRANT, has called a special session of Con- gress to consider the plea for statehood made by Puerto Rico's special representative, MARY ANNE PIRRITANOQ and to investigate the security leak on the moon project, headed by top physicists, EVERT LEHTOLA and MARY LOUISE FRIEDMAN. DANIEL RUKAVINA'S radical new spaceship design has somehow become known to foreign agents. It is believed that KATHERINE HIGGINBOTHAM, first woman chairman of the Senate Internal Security Committee, will take this opportunity to introduce into Congress the findings of private detective ROBERT ELICH, whom she has had checking on possible sub- versives. It is likely that Senator MAURINE JOHNSON, the only other woman on the committee, will try to block this action for party reasons. Secretary of State FRED BJ ORK, and Senator RICHARD COLE QR., Minn.j and Congressman MIKE BARNES QD., Minn.J are meeting with our U. N. dele- gate, DONALD HAAPOJA, to discuss the creation of an international moon port. Lady JUNE ELLA JONES of Great Britain will join them later to discuss England's part. Famed industrial designer, DAVE DOTLICH, has been stricken with a mysterious malady. Accompanied by nurses, NANCY STOWE and PAT ONDRASEK, he was flown in his private plane piloted by BILL PAVICH to Miami' Hospital, where he will be under the care of Dr. JOY SCHOCHET. Nurse JANE WILSON reports his condition is improving. CAROLE BROWN, Time magazine editor, reports Wall Street financier, EVELYN HAKALA, has engaged RODNEY OJA, noted broker, to handle her affairs. Mr. OJA, along with DAVID KANGAS and MYRNA LA- DOUX, through manipulation of stocks, have gained control of General Motors Corporation, headed by WIL- LIAM BREEN3' SONJA LEPISTO and VIOLET PRICH, both owners of large blocks of stock in the Conrad Hilton Hotel line, have combined their votes to make JEANETTE BARAT- TO president of the company. Actually this could not have been accomplished without the backing of chain- store owner MARGOT HAGEMAN, who owns a large block of stock. The four women had arranged secretly for this move and with the advantage of surprise they managed to gain control. Teachers of America, headed by BARB LARSEN, have declared to labor union leader ROGER ROESKE that unless wages are raised they will go on a nation-wide strike. It was announced ANNA LEE SEATER of Maine, CAROL TROBEC of California, and DOTTY GRAY oft Wisconsin, meeting as a committee, have drawn up a list of grievances to present to the union. Also in the field of education, JANET SISLER and CAROL SIMAT as Co-Deans of Togo Tech have been chosen Teachers of the Year for their revolutionary ideas in teaching. One of the World Wide Airline's planes crashed in the Rocky Mountains with Airline President JOHN CLARK aboard. Radio operator JACK AIMONETTI made a call for help. The rescue squad headed by GENE NURK- KA and TOM MORTON, and stewardesses DELORES BILL and DIANE KENTALA were cited for heroic service rendered after the tragedy. We are happy to say no one was seriously injured. For his tireless work in tracking down out-of-season hunters, GEORGE SHEVICH has been acclaimed as Best Game Warden of the Year by ORVAL WICK of the National Conservation Commission. Geologist DARRELL ANDERSON has announced the discovery of tremendous oil pools beneath the vast South- ern estate of FLORENCE ORTLEY. He was told of the possibility of oil by archaeologist WANDA LEKSEN, who had been investigating some ruins. DON MORROW, noted African guide, has just re- turned from the interior of Africa where he was guiding novelist LARRY LAAKSO in his search of material for a story. Mr. MORROW reports that MIRIAM JOHNSON, a missionary nurse, has succeeded in civilizing many of the natives, thus reducing the danger in the area. A feud seems to be developing in Washington between the higher echelon of the Armed Services headed by MARY SKORICH, Wave Chief, and President CORRINE GRANT, over the Chief Executive's decision to cut the size of the Navy. Navy Chief JOHN SOVIL wants to ac- complish this by cutting down Wave enlistments, but Admiral SKORICH is standing firm on the Waves' ability to accomplish as much as the male branch of the Navy. Admirals SKORICH and SOVIL are both agreed, how- ever, that it is the Army which should be reduced most, causing General DONALD FISKEWOLD and Wac head, GLORIA TRAVICA, to enter the fight. Some sort of blowup seems imminent. B77 Alarmed by an increase in juvenile delinquency, CAROL KORPI, Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, has set up a special commission, headed by sis- ters JO ANN and MARILYN STADE, to investigate the problem and see what can be done. The STADE sisters are well known for their work with young people. A drought condition is imminent in the Great Plains area, report Conservation Department experts WILLIAM KRUEGER and MISS ADELA RYDBERG. MRS. AUD- REY STEINBERG, whose husband owns large areas of farming land in this vicinity, has initiated a costly pro- gram to alleviate this problem but more help is needed. Wealthy farm owner LESTER BARTELL has contributed enormously to the program, but he too says that what they need is cooperation and aid from all those in- volved. And now for the sports news, brought to you by the JANIS and JANE Commercial Art School. JANIS STEIN- BERG and her colleague JANE PETERSON agree - 'For beauty in advertising, see us'. LEE CHRISINGER, after a near accident in the last few laps, pulled ahead to win the Indianapolis 500 mile race. Today, DON ERKKILA won the National ABC tournament. On the other side of the Atlantic, MARY MARGARET FOUCAULT made news by swimming the English channel in 9 hours, 20 minutes. The prev'ous record was 10 hours and 2 minutes. Coach BOB SARFF'S Golden Bears have copped the Rose Bowl title this year by defeating Stanford, 20-13. Congratulations Coach SARFFV' Some Winter Olympic news from Minneapolis, Min- nesota. CONNIE MANGSETH has just broken all Olympic ski jumping records by making a 490 foot jump. This is truly an amazing feat. And now, KAY MOREN bringing your news of Hol- lywood, fashions and society. But first a word from our sponsor, HAKALA'S Tooth Brush, invented by nurse KAY HAKALA, a noted orthodontistf' Emminent sociolo- gist, DOROTHY MANDICH, agrees that to be popular you should brush your teeth twice a day, so as long as you must, try HAKALA'S. Flash - from Hollywood, Lana Glamour, well known movie star surprised the picture colony by marry- ing Paramount's ace cameraman, BILL SCHWARTZ. PHYLLIS HARRINGTON has turned out another great performance on Broadway after being a smash hit in Domestic Symphony . MARIE POPOVICH, after years B78 of standing in for Jane Russell, is being acclaimed as a star in her own right. She is to be seen in the forthcoming movie Underground . Singer BEBO BERCHIN and BETH PETERSON have just finished an entertainment tour of army camps. These two have been doing won- derful work in making our boys happy and should be given a big hand. Actress KATHLEEN BECK has signed a contract to appear as Private Secretary , to replace the retiring Ann Southern. Last night a few were privileged to view the first 3-D television show, TOIVO KUJALA'S Toast of the Town, featuring the singing Cloverdale sisters, JANICE MAZAR, ELEANOR YUHALA, and ELEANOR KAIS- TO. JOELLE GALLANT brought down the house with her Gobelish humor. Even the commercial hit a new peak in T.V. production with the use of Power's models IRENE MANEY and EVELYN MILLER demonstrating the new style of eye glasses complete with the new JOHN HANSON windshield wipers. Fashion News: Fashion designers JOAN FOSS and MARY ANN ANDERSON created a furor by bringing the hemline of dresses to the calf-level. As you may recall, it was fashion expert GARY ABRAHAMSON who had raised it to knee-level in the late 50's . Society: MRS. BARBARA BELLEFY Hanson, wife of U. S. Steel Executive Gene Hanson was hostess last night at her annual spring ball at her home in Long Island. Present were several society leaders, such as DARLENE ANDERSON, wife of the Governor of New York, who appeared in a stunning evening dress designed for her by her private dressmaker, LAVONNE WAY- DULLA. Miss WAYDULLA is known as one of the best in her line. Also present was HELEN DIMICH, Wife of the President of Columbia University. What two well-known wealthy young play boys were socialites LYLIAS DRAXTEN and CHARLOTTE ED- NER seen with last night? A romance or two seem to be blooming. An amusing incident took place in Long Island this week end. While society leader DARLINE BECKER was paying a call on GERALDINE BERG at her Long Island estate, the ladies thought they smelled smoke and im- mediately called the fire department. Upon arrival, Fire Chief LLOYD LAROCK discovered it was merely a cake burning in the oven. The ladies invited Chief LAROCK to stay for lunch. This is your reporter KAY MOREN signing off. Listen in tomorrow again - same time - same station, for your up-to-the-minute news. SUCCESS To be a success should be my aim, My elders say to me. But let me please inquire of them Just what success may be. Yet asking let me answer, If I may be so bold, For I do not agree With all that I've been told. For not wealth, nor fame, nor power Can guarantee you happiness, But if you've a friend and are a friend, Then just living is a success. Mike Barnes I A sc.-vi' ,,Z,T 'p THE SEA The sea is the living, the sea is the dead. It is all that you know, but what can't be said. It is all that you see, and all that's not here, Everything darkened, everything drear, Everything shining, everything bright. The sea is both the day and the night. Evelyn Hakala THE TREE Outside the window is a tree, Its branches bare and blowing. The wind whistles the branches free While softlv it is snowing. Slowly the buds of spring appear. W'e see them for awhile. The winter is over, dull and drear, And spring begins to smile. Then summer again is here to stay The green leaves are alight. The summer rain came down today And will caress the leaves tonight. Evelyn Hakala ALONE Alone along the highway of life With no one by my side I knew the bitter struggle and'strife, I could not run and hide. Alone, alone, so all alone With nothing but my pride. But, now - oh, now, I'm never alone For God is by my side. Evelyn Hakala GRADUATION NIGHT What thoughts do you think On this night of all nights? Do you think of the past, Present or the future sights? Are you happy or sad As you look out at the crowd? Do you long for days past As you sit with head bowed? Are you waiting for the future Your eyes bright and clear, Or are you happy with the moment And with your friends, true and dear? These are my thoughts as I sit here among you, And I know you won't answer the same. But I speak for myself on this night, My thoughts are mixed up and I think of it as a game, A game of life, both happy and sad, But I know, really, I'm happy to be a grad, Q ' Evelyn Hakala WHAT MAKES THE DIFFERENCE? Look at the soft, white flakes of snow, Floating so gently down to the ground, Then comes the cold and biting blast Of a blizzard, swirling all around. What makes the difference? Hear the gentle breezes blow, Causing the leaves to rustle and playg Then comes the swift and stinging wind Of the merciless hurricane on its way. What makes the difference? Feel the warmth of the summer sun, Bringing us health from its healing raysg Then comes the dry and blistering heat Of the drought that lasts for days and days. What makes the difference? See there the gentleman walking along, Honest and loyal and true to his callg Then comes the cruel and cheating form Of the brute who is hated and feared by all. What makes the difference? Audrey Schultz Steinberg A SMALL TOWN How dull, how empty the small town seems To a young and restless boy 5 But in city lights and crowded streets, Life's glamour becomes life's joy. Yet this joy when touched, when tasted, Is cold, and harsh, and rudeg And each passing stranger seems to say, To live you must be fast and shrewd. How then does that town appear While accompanied and yet alone? Why: that old town's not empty or dull- T at small town is home. Mike Barnes B-79 BUSINESS EDUCATICN DEPARTMENT Secretary Training and Machine Bookkeeping and Clerical Practice Office Practice Office Machine Training B-S0 Typing Accounting 60170175 '1 DEDICATION We the students of Itasca Junior College, proudly dedicate this, the 1955 Itascan, to Mr. Clgaiiles E. Davies. Through the years he has unselfishly contributed his time and efforts to the students o tasca. h k s n educator seived to inspire us but his untiring assistance with extra-curricular Not only has is Wor a a ' , activities has been invaluable and his work in our state education association has been outstanding. I 2 1 :mmm smamw HAROLD E NY ILSON DR. A. R. HOLST D Superintende t ,,,.1-- ,,,,..- SCHOOL BOARD: Nick Krmpotich, Presidentg Clarence Eslingerg Roy Seabergg Ralph Carlsong Dr. A. R. Holst, Superintendentg George Wangensteeng Edgar R. Mul- lins, Accountantg Gerald Chamberlain. FAC U LTY Edward Anderson Band Ellen J. Anderson Thomas Dasovich Music Athletic Coach Charles E. Davies Communications, Speech Ben Dixon Athletic Director B. W. Johns Bernard Grapp Pattern Makin Shop Forging g' Emma C. Johnson English Marie T. Johnson Mathematics Gertrude Huntley History, Political Science, Sociology FAC U LTY Mrs. Grace Martin Walter Mielke Clothing Biological Science Lawrence E. Kaupp Orientation, Psychology, Guidance Albert Mudgett Engineering Drawing and Industrial Arts Josephine Neff Water Ballet Calvin Rosine Art Henry Tamminen Librarian Hilvie Otterblad ,Tu11i1ly, , Offwe Tframmg Louise J. Primasich S teno graphy FACULTY Ruth Wilson Home Economics Charles M. Young M athematics, Physics Mac Hugh Rhoades Chemistry Andrew L. Sjoquist Economics Corwin Jones Vocal Music s o c -,.- , , L -5' 1 3 L ,152 S' 5 , G 'Q . he n e.e-' A 1 eencc i 9 . A .9 P 0MORE6' Terry Calligan, V.P.g Stan Yovetich, Sec.g James Ford, Pres. m L L I I O 0 N N S S C C L L U U B B A A W W A A R R D D WILLIAM HAKALA MARILYN McLAUGHLIN The Bovey Lions Club presents annually, an award to a boy and a girl of the sophomore class. The basis of this honor is the student's excellence in scholarship, character, service and athletics during the two years spent here at Itasca. The year 1955 finds Marilyn McLaughlin and William Hakala re- ceiving these awards. Our best wishes to both of them. May they have con- tinued success in the future. A A C c T T I I V V I I T T I I E E S s A A W W A A R R D D WILLIAM HAKALA JAMES FORD JOHN WEYRENS ROBERT KIMBALL Each year several sophomores at Itasca are presented activity awards. These awards are based on participation in extra-curricular activities, other than athletics. Students with qualities of co-operation, initiative, citizenship and scholastic ability are selected for this honor. Our student leaders for 1955 are William Hakala, James Ford, John Weyrens, Robert Kimball, Marilyn Mc- laughlin, David Trappe and Ramona Lutterman. Our best wishes to you. MARILYN McLAUGHLIN DAVID TRAPPE I-10 A C c T L 1 A V s I s T Q s S P E A A K A E XV A .5 R D R RAMONA LUTTERMAN JOHN WEYRENS Ranking highest in scholarship, a valedictorian and salutatorian are chosen each year. This year Itasca proudly announces William Hakala as the top student and Rohl Peterson as second in rank. Congratulations to both of them. We know they will carry on their fine work wherever they decide to further their education. . V A L S A L E D U T I C A T T 0 O R R I I A A N N XVILLIAM HAKALA ROHL PETERSON ANTHONY BARATTO Pengilly Education Itascan 1, Pep Club 1, Basket- ball 1-2, Track 1-2, Itasca Play- ers 1, Engineers 1, Lettermen MARIAN CRISWELL Bovey Secre tiarial Training Kappas 1-2, Itasca Players 1-2. SHIRLEY DAYNARD Bovey Home Economics Kappas 1-2, Pep Club 1, Water Ballet 2, Honor Student. SGPHOMCRES I MARY JANE DUNKELBERGER Grand Rapids Home Economics Viking 1, Kappas 1-2, Treas. 2, Pep Club 1, Itasca Players 1, Water Ballet 2, Business Man- ager 1, Honor Student. JAMES FORD Grand Rapids Accounting Sophomore Class Pres., Viking 2, Itascan 2, Bachelors 2, Soc. Science 2, V.P. 2, Track 1-2, Photography 2, Pres. 2, Itasca Players 2, Student Council 1-2, Chess 1-2, Pres. 1, Lettermen 1-2, Honor Student. PEGGY GAALAAS Grand Rapids Medical Records Kappas 1-2, Pep Band 1-2, Pep Club 1-2, Water Ballet 1-2, Itas- ca Players 1. I-11, w f L RICHARD GILDERSLEEVE Grand Rapids Education Freshmen Class Sec'y, Bachelors 1-2, Pep Club 1, Football 1-2, Basketball 1, Student Council 1-2, Lettermen 1-2, V.P. 2. WILLIAM HAKALA Coleraine Eng-ineeri-n.g Viking 1, Football Mgr., 1-2, Track 1-2, Photography 1-2, Sec'y., 2, Student Council 1-2, Engineers 1-2, Pres. 2, Letter- men 1-2, Chess 1-2, Math Award 1, Honor Student. RICHARD HARJU Hibbing Engineering Bachelors 1-2, Pep Club 1, En- gineers 1-2. SCPHCMCJRES ROGER JETLAND Grand Rapids Business Itascan Business Staff 1. I-12 ROBERT KIMBALL South St. Paul Law Viking 2, Itascan Business Mgr. 1-2, Bachelors 1-2, Sec'y Treas. 2, Pep Club 1-2, Soc. Science 1-2, V.P. 2, Student Council 2, Lettermen 1-2, Chess 1, V.P. 1. JAY KREFT Grand Rapids Business Bachelors 1-2, Photography 2, Chess Club 1-2, Officer 2. WALFRED LARSON Pengilly Business Bachelors 1-2, Pep Club 1-2, Itasca Players 2. RAMONA LUTTERMAN Grand Rapids E ducat-ion Viking 1-2, Itascan 1, Kappas 2 Itasca Players 1 2 1-2, Sec'y , - , V.P. 1, Pep Band 1, Pep Club 1-2. 3, JOYCE MARKOVICH Nashwauk E'd'uca tion SGPHOMORES MARILYN MCLAUGHLIN Grand Rapids Education Viking 1-2, Itascan Co-Editor 2, Kappas 1-2, Pres. 2, Itasca Play- ers 1-2, Pep Band 1-2, Student Council 2, Sec'y 2, Water Ballet 1-2, Honor Student. ROBERT McLEOD Grand Rapids Business Macalester College 1, Bachelors 2, Lettermen 2, Pep Band 2, Football 2. MARVIN MITCHELL Grand Rapids Law Enforcement Bachelors 1. I-13 2 - ' Q s- it ,A I 4 X s km- 1 K V,, . si 5 in sw 4 as X Q ,Q . hm F s wi 3, rg , Q l CHARLES NELSON Grand Rapids Engineering Pep Club 2, Track 1-2, Engi- neers 1-2, Chess 1-2, Sec'y 2. 14 H EN RY NELSON Bovey Business Bachelors 1-2. 1. ELIZABETH PAPATOLA Nashwauk Education Viking 1-2, Kappas 1-2, Pep Club 1-2, Itasca Players 1-2, Cheerleader 1. SCPHCMCRES ROHL PETERSON Bovey Education Bachelors 1-2, Basketball 1-2, Lettermen 2, Honor Student. RICHARD RANDALL Bovey General Freshman Class Pres., Bachelors 1-2, Pres. 2, Pep Band 2, Foot- ball 1-2, Student Council 1-2, Lettermen 1-2. MARGARET SHEA Nashwauk D Stewcwdess Kappas 1-2, Pep Club 1-2, Itasca Players 2, Cheerleader 1-2. MARY ANN STRAND Grand Rapids Education Viking 1, Kappas 1-2, Sec'y 1 Pep Club 1, Itasca Players 1: Sec'y 1. SC JEROME WASHBURN Grand Rapids Forestry Chess Club 1, Itasca Players 2. 'Ir 1 Q , .- I 5X G: s. I . '. - x ii? ,R We .J 3323 I W1 I R t DAVID TRAPPE Grand Rapids Education Viking 1, Itascan Artist 1-2, Pep Club 1, Soc. Science 1-2, Of- ficer 2, Photography 1-2, Stu- dent Council 2, Chess 1-2, Pres. 2, Honor Student. VERNON WALBURN Grand Rapids Business Photography 1. PHOMORES JOHN WEYRENS Grand Rapids Political Science Viking 1-2, Editor 1, Itascan 1-2, Co-Editor 2, Bachelors 1-2, Itas- ca Players 1-2, Pres. 2, Pep Band 1-2, Pep Club 1-2, Soc. Science 1, Photography 2, Stu- dent Council 1-2, Pres. 2, Honor Student. ROBERT WOLFE Deer River Engineering Itascan 1, Bachelors 1-2, Basket- ball 1-2, Engineers 1-2, Letter- men 1-2. I-15 ROBERT BEER JACK BREIBY Engineering Eng ineemng 1 Rascan 1-2, Football 1-2, Golf QPII3 CgubE2f .Photogffghy S1'2' IL, -Q 2, Engineers 1-2, Honor Student. Tiqeglsn i, Clgilgifigi Hangar Si: deflt. Q . A I 1' ' . F' U N xy 5, L, ' .. ' ' 2 ' . V-. 4 -'QE , U - , -, -: -' QP, we fu 1 ' - 'O 4 l Q I, JON ANDERSON 5 TERRANOE CALLIGAN Engineering . -A ' f 1 rl I I ' 1 Journalism - , ig ' ffi' ' Vets 1-2, V.P. 2 Sophomorl Band 1, Track 2, Engmeers 1 2. ILA 44, Class VIR, Studexit Council 2 WENDELL FINKE Engineering Vets 2. 'f'?wR -fl' A 1 h A H ii , , X 'i J ow . in U I fjs' ' i f ' N ze fit? 1 , , If W -HZ 1 4' ' 1 ' is A JAME, S DOYLE RALPH HOLCOMB P cy Education Vets 2. Vets 2. ANDREW OLSON Enginemng STANLEY YQVETICH Football 1, Lettermen 1-2, En- f-7, Educamon ginem 1'2' lm SOIQOTOZE 31153 S?c,y kF30?faP , ,asea -,rac ,e- Q I 5 termen 1-2, Pres. 2, Vets 1-2, M 5 ' Q ,' Student Council 2. --ulks ,f J , ! Q lf f ff, 1 I . ' 1 Aii X- R ' 2743 .ff ' 40, '57 ji X -3- :Q HENRY OLSON ' . - , Pharmacy x A L' . Vets 2, V'P' 2, Band 1'2' CHARLES RANTALA W 33 5 ' ' Engineering 'S Bachelors 1-2, Basketball 1-2, 'L ff '- I Track 1-2, Lettermen 1-2, En- if!-. fj gineers 2. ff, I-16 IIMHI Charles Hedblom, Sec.g Mary Jo Gagnon,IHes4 CarlIianson,XHP. I-17 I-18 MEREDITH HAYES The Roxy Scholarship is presented each year to a freshman boy or girl to be used in furthering the recipient's edu- cation at Itasca Junior College. This honor is based on the student's all around record and financial need. This scholarship is made available by the S. E. Heller Company of Grand Rapids. This year the award goes to Meredith Hayes, a very deserving young lady, and with it our best wishes. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Rodney Axford, Mary Joan Berg, Mary Jule Demarais, Tom Brown, Dick Bovitz, David Anderson, SECOND ROW: Jerry Brown, Don Bogdanovich, Rodney Anderson, Bill Armstrong, Paul Beckman, THIRD ROW: Frank Blanchard, George Baldwin, Mirko Bogdanovich. Q is , if, FIRST ROW: Morrie Comstock, Shirley Furlong, Mary Jo Gagnon, Marie Ehrhorn, Janet Foster, Jim Blumg SECOND ROW: Kenny Erickson, George Gardner, Wally Danson, Harvey Fleck, Bob Branson, Larry Casperg THIRD ROW: Ken Erickson, Fred Goss, Jim Duffney, Sam Grozdanich. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Carl Hanson, Bette Maxwell, Darlene Hauff, Merdy Hayes, Leona Hannula, Marlene Lep- per, Jack Lavalierg SECOND ROW: Duane Helmer, Marland Howes, Roland Johnson, Don Jamsa, Joe Karonovichg THIRD ROW: Dick Hecimovich, Chuck Hedblom, Duke LaRock. 19 20 FIRST ROW: Henry Olson, Irene McMillen, Beverly Nelson, Shirley Maki, Marianne Mayerle, Wanda McClelland, Jim Maxwellg SECOND ROW: George Rydberg, Wayne Sherman, Richard Laine, Tom Meade, Harold Olsong THIRD ROW: Allen Salo, Dick Moore, Ron Radakovich, Dennis Medved, John Moore. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Bill Shoaff, John Walburn, Carol Schmidt, Terry Perrington, Polly Saleture, Bob Shock, SECOND ROW: Gene Tardy, Kay Zumbrunnen, Bob Trembath, Donald Strand, Bob Squires, Arlene Reedg THIRD ROW: Ted Travica, Tom Witherill, Larry Shustarich, Gerry Stejskal. 1 00760012 07 I NIS I-22 L A FIRST ROW: Meredith Hayes, Terry Calligan, Richard Randall, David Trappe, Richard Gildersleeve, Carl Hanson, Polly Saletureg SECOND ROW: Marilyn McLaughlin, William Hakala, Arlene Reed, James Ford, Mary Jo Gagnon, Dean Wilsong THIRD ROW: Charles Hedblom, Frank Blanchard, Jack Breiby, Robert Kimball, Stan Yovetich. TUDENT COUNCIL. Mary .Io Gagnon, V.P.3 Jack Weyrens, Pres. Q Marilyn McLaughlin, Sec.-Treas. The Student Council is one of the busiest or- ganizations at Itasca. In November representa- tives of the Council went to the state convention in Mankato. During the Christmas vacation the Council sponsored the annual alumni dance. Another annual event, Senior Day, was held in March. In May the Council sponsored the Activities Banquet, held this year in place of the spring picnic. This has been a very successful year for the Council. 5 FIRST ROW: Duane Helmer, Roland Carlson, Carl Hanson, Joe Karonovich, Robert Trembath, Terry Cal- ligan, Henry Olson, Mal-land Howes, James Blumg SECOND ROW: Mr. Rhoades, Kenneth Erickson, Roland Johnson, Harvey Fleck, Wallace Danson, John Moore, Arnold Erickson, Gene Tardyg THIRD ROW: James Duffney, Mirko Bogdanovich, James Doyle, George Baldwin, Stan Yovetich, Tom Wither- VETS CLUB ill, Sam Grozdanich. The Vets Club has enjoyed an active and very successful year. Shortly after the start- of the school year the smoker took on a new look with the Vets in charge. During the basketball season the Vets worked hard to build up school spirit by forming a root- ing section at the pep fests. The year was climaxed with a Vets Dance held in May. Henry Olson, V.P.g George Baldwin, Pres.: Robert Trembath, Treas. .wean rm 4 fgg1'ofl.... - if i' , ., As. I-23 I-24 FIRST ROW: Mary Jule Demarais, Terry Perrington, Peggy Gaalaas, Mary Jane Dunkelberger, Irene McMillen, Merdy Hayes, Polly Saleture, Marie Ehrhorn, Wanda McClellandg SECOND ROW: Carol Schmidt, Shirley Daynard, Darlene Hauff, Beverly Nelson, Mary Jo Gagnon, Bette Papatola, Cleone Sandstrom, Shirley Furlong, Marilyn McLaughling THIRD ROW: Peggy Shea, Mary Joan Berg, Mar- lene Lepper, Arlene Reed, Kay Zumbrunnen, Bette Maxwell, Janet Foster. Iota Kapp Kappa Mary Jo Gagnon, V.P.g Mary Jane Dunkel- berger, Treas.g Marilyn McLaughlin, Pres., Ramona Lutterman, Sec. Iota Kappa Kappa is the girl's social organi- zation at Itasca. Its main purpose is to unite the girls in a more enjoyable college life. Money-making projects this year were coffee and candy sales. The Kappas will sponsor the annual Kappa Kotton Ball in May. Under the encouraging sponsorship of Mrs. Frances Kosel the Kappas have had a wonderful year together. R- FIRST ROW: Dick Randall, Bob McLeod, Bill Shoaff, Dick Gildersleeve, Bob Wolfe, Dick Bovitz,. Jerry Washburn, SECOND ROW: Mr. Rhoades, Tom Brown, Wally Larson, Larry .Casper, Ken Erickson, Jim Ford, Richard Harju, Henry Nelsong THIRD ROW: Chuck Hedblom, Bob Kimball, Ron Radakovlch, Don Bogdanovich, Frank Blanchard, Jim LaRock, Jay Kreft. loia Beta Gamma The Bachelors' Club got off to a grand start this year. First business was the initiation of new members. The Bachelors put on a success- ful football homecoming celebration, crowning Peggy Shea as Queen during the half, climaxed by a splendid dance after the game. Cards, swimming and lunch were enjoyed at the meet- ings, and the annual bachelors picnic was held in May. Bob Kimball, Treas.g Dick Randall, Pres Don Bogdanovich, V.P. I-25 I-26 , W. , Q. 2. s . 1: V - ,,,,, :ze fm H 'fr L Mis We l ll 5 it W M. .. E, Q e. W ,, ,. 'IR ' S .J z' 'I f- 'Q?x I 'II f'Q'5gs? . FEI. ff- '- '- V lid A 34 Iffff ,V ' ' 'S Q YS it 5 Charles Nelson, Sec., Bill Hakala, Pres., M Rodney Anderson, V.P. FIRST ROW: Kenny Erickson, Rodney Anderson, Bob Wolfe, Richard Harjug SECOND ROW: Bill Ha- kala, Ted Travica, Tom Witherill, Andy Olson. ENGINEERS CHESS FIRST ROW: Miss Huntley, Don Jamsa, Allen Salo, David Trappe, Terry Calligan, Jim Ford, SECOND ROW: Jay Kreft, Bob Kimball, Jack Breiby, Tom Witherill, Bill Hakala. A iin 1 ' C A' . ,.'. I ,,,1 'vis Jay Kreft, V.P., David Trappe, Pres., Charles Nelson, Sec.-Treas.g Bill Hakala, Statist. ' Frank Blanchard, Sec. kE1xaK.iWi-swf72S'.w4: i,HMA-iisA.Pf2,l:S.' .. . fe I A--f- 1 , .. W' I I ' ms.. fl 5 i we ' k S E t 5 X x Bob Kimball, V.P.g Jack Weyrens, Press FIRST ROW: Marilyn McLaughlin, Polly Saleture, Merdy Hayes, Kay Zumbrunneng SECOND ROW: Jerry Brown, Arlene Reed, Allen Salo, Bob Kimball, THIRD ROW: Ron Radakovich, Frank Blanchard. ITASCA PLAYERS LETTERMEN FIRST ROW: Dick Gildersleeve, Bob Shock, Tom Brown, Bob McLeod, Bob Wolfe, Jack Lavalier, Jim Maxwell, Mr. Dasovichg SECOND ROW: Mirko Bogdanovich, Jerry Brown, Jim Ford, Arne Erickson, Bill Hakala, Dick Randall, Denny Medved, Tony Barattog THIRD ROW: Jim Duffney, Chuck Hedblom, Bob Kimball, Fred Goss, Ron Radakovich, Larry Shustarich, Jim LaRock, Stan Yovetich. L 511, . , . , S+ S .... ., ..., S A Bob Kimball, Sec.-Treas. 3 Dick Gildersleeve, V.P.g Stan Yovetich, Pres. -27 SQ 'wg YC FIRST ROW: Darlene Hauff, Bette Maxwell, Terry Perrington, Kay Zumbrunnen, Marlene Lepperg SECOND ROW: Mr. Sjoquist, Jim Ford, Bob Kimball, Arlene Reed, Mary Jo Gagnon. ITASCAN BUSINESS VIKING FIRST ROW: Cleone Sandstrom, Carol Schmidt, Shirley Furlong, Polly Saleture, Irene McMi1len, Merdy Hayes, Marie Ehrhorn, Mary Jule Demarais, Jack Lavalier, Don Strandg SECOND ROW: Miss Prim- asich, Leona Hannula, Bette Papatola, Janet Foster Mary Jo Gagnon, Marilyn McLaughlin, Kay Zum- brunneng THIRD ROW: Mary Joan Berg, Larry Shustarich, Bob Kimball, Ron Radakovich, Frank Blanchard, Chuck Hedblom, Arlene Reed. in 28 . , A- ,S -X ' 2 I X Q 'Ziff ,W 1 5 ni, -E - ., f ' ' A.'. . . , . li V 5 rf V E is X FIRST ROW: Marilyn McLaughlin, Peggy Gaalaas, Mary Joan Berg, Merdy.Hayesg SECOND. ROW: Jack Weyrens, Allen Salo, Bill Shoaff, Frank Blanchard, Rodney Anderson, Dick Randall, Morne Com- stock. ' PEP BAND PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: Tom Meade, Polly Saleture, Mary Joan Berg, Janet Foster, Bette Papatola, Irene McMil- len, Beverly Nelson, Merdy Hayes, Terry Perrington, Wanda McClelland, Don Strand, SECOND ROW: Chuck Hedblom, Peggy Gaalaas, Carol Schmidt, Bette Maxwell, Marie Ehrhorn, Marlene Lepper, Mary Jo Gagnon, Cleone Sandstrom, Shirley Furlong, Darlene Hauff, Mr. Youngg THIRD ROW: Tom Brown, Ken Erickson, Bob Kimball, Jack Breiby, Frank Blanchard, Jim LaRock, Arlene Reed, Kay Zumbrunnen. -29 -30 3 K... ! gi EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Marlene Lepperg Arlene Reed, Sec.-Treas.3 Jim Ford, V.P.g Bob Kimball, Pres.g David Trappe. I SOCIAL SCIENCE PHOTOGRAPHY Jim Nye, Bill Hakala, David Trappe, Jack Breiby, Jim Ford, Jay Krefft, Jack Weyrens. ATIIIETICS qv TOM DASOVICH A ., a ggy 5 QQ ,by Basketball ' 'ff' F . J' I I-3 1 32 GILDY SHINE FOGT YOVO CHUCK JIM ALFIE , ,mn,A X BALL TOM DENNY MAC PETE SAVO BETHEL EVELETH ELY BRAINERD Scores Itasca Opponents VIRGINIA .................... HIBBING ...................... 0 I-33 I-34 BASKET HUZPEQ 4206 AZOOW HOW KWWMH Fiodmo F BALL P17166 UMPUH1 C9404 043102 EUOUJ 132'-fm!!! 515th Eveleth Gogebic Suomi E y Bethel UMD Frosh 179th Itasca Opp Eveieth .................... Brainerd .... ....,. ........ Ely ................... Virgima ............ ...... 515th .......,................ Bemidji Fr. Bethel ...................... Gogeblc ...............,.... Bemidji . Brainerd .................. Hibblng .................. Hibbing .................. Virginia .................. 45 66 I-35 1953-54 N.J.C.C. TRACK CHAMPIONS: FIRST ROW: Bob Schneider, Dave Peterson, Ken Sjodin, Ron Randall Harlan Reed, Arnie Erickson, Chuck Rantala, Stan Yovetichg SECOND ROW: Tom Dasovich, coach, Norman Hecimovich, Jim Ford, Tony Baratto, Bill Hakala, Jim Loughrea, Jerry Randall, Ron Lillesve, managerg THIRD ROW: Rohl Peterson, Bob Kimball, Herb Rodberg. TRACK Tom and Stan I-36 COACHES Our basketball and track coach at Itasca is Tom Dasovich. Tom has been coaching at Itasca since 1949. Stan Shock is serving his first year as assistant basketball coach. The football coach at Itasca is Morse Ridgeway. Morse also coached here in 1947-48. Loren Stadum is serving his first year as assistant football coach. Morse and Loren i T FEA TURB? I-38 , , ,P 'Nu xW . O 0 x . 'Ill' A A v ,1 I 17 Z, 7 911. ZW J Wu.: C H RISTMAS PARTY 'ia f 3 I-39 THE FLUNKERS THE THINKERS THE READER N- lh. ai THE GIGGLERS i ,SSN fwvwwy gsamwss amiga isisxi- MSL ,fin 11 dia, i 'Cul Q M A gg ,Wf 2 ,Q I ' 74 4 BEFORE AFTER STILL Tm , xN ff 1 54 'H f 3 ' QPF? B 'Fw L F ,,, X I C . Q., ' g'r'.a P-1'1F g 1 ' I-41 42 THE MERMAIDS OKLAHOMA WATER OVER THE RAINBOW SOUTH PACIFIC N THE MERMEN 1 I LOVE TO GO SVVIMMIN' WITH VVOMEN BALLET THE WIZARD OF OZ I vm ki Polly S., Peggy G., Dolly B., Mary Jane D., Fran C., Mary SURREY WITH THE FRINGE ON THE TOP Margaret F., Merdy H., Janis S., Shirley D., Bette M., Beth P., Marilyn M., Arlene R. SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES I-43 44 Ion, ion, who's got the ion? A precipitate or not a pre- cipitate, that is the question CHEM LAB They cameg We showedg they sawg the Dean beggedg they left. '2 my at xc 3 STUDENT CCJUNCIL To drink or not to drink here is the answer. 45 9. 5 6 You're buying! 46 Brainerd Visits On Borrowed Time Freshmen - girls? The true picture Christmas Dance Christmas Dance , -his e Carol Christmas Pageant Fran I-47 Homecoming Queen, 1940 X' T X I lf! in EK Q rd wang 2m+1QP-- -Q ,,, ,L, , Ax as I A Our thanks to I-48' Q , , -- 13 al Students - Faculty - Parents This Annual is possible only through the good will and loyal support of the business and professional people whose advertisements and professional cards appear in the book. They have done their partl The next step is up to you. As a token of appreciation of their support and interest we sincerely urge you to reciprocate by giving them your patronage. Support Them - they supported you! PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ADVERTISING STAFF Blast June Ella Jones Audrey Schultz Steinberg Grant Hayes Billy Meade Violet Prich David Eilertson Mary Margaret Foucault Carol Simat Penny Jackewitz Mr. Burich, Advisor Itascan Kay Zumbrunnen Arline Reed Frances Card Darline Hauff James Ford Robert Kimball Mary .lo Gagnon Marlene Lepper Betty Maxwell . Terry Perrington Mr. Sioquist, Director Patronize Annual Advertisers First Greetings To the i955 Graduates From the Members Of the C. l .O. Local Unions in School District 2 Miss Sharon Tappe - 1953 winner of Farm Relations Essay contest - and registered calf, Glenwater Northern Queen, awarded as her first prize. This calf was awarded grand championship in her class at the St. Louis county fair, and third piece in open class at the same fair. Also awarded Kiwanis cup for Nort ern Minnesota Fairs. Was exhibited at Minnesota State Dairy show at Cloquet, and the Minneosta State Fair 1954, when this picture was taken. LOCAL 2386 LOCAL 4934 USA - CIO USA - CIO H H OLIVER OFFICE EMPLOYEES OLIVER Coleraine' Minn. Coleraine, Minn. United Steelworkers of America LOCAL I437 LOCAL 2446 LOCAL 2073 usA - cio usA - clo usA - cio JEL DANUBE CLIFFS Calumet, Minn. Bovey, Mann. Bovey, Mann. Patronize Annual Advertisers First I UNDERSTANDING Some day the economic problems of all people will be solved. That day will come only when people learn to cooperate and understand each other. In this concluding paragraph of her first- prize winning essay on the subject How Farm- er and City Worker Can Best Solve Their Eco- nomic Problems , Sharon Tappe, member of Half-Way 4-H club, Keewatin, Minnesota, hits the main problem of our time - need for cooper- ation and understanding among people. The essay contest, sponsored by the CIO Farm Relations Committee, was begun as an effort of the CIO to improve relations between the farmer and the worker by promoting better understand- ing of their interdependence. The prosperity of the farmer, as a major purchaser of steel products, is vital to the steel- worker. Also, since a large part of the worker's wages goes for food and other farm products, it is important to the farmer that the worker's living standard be raisedg thereby bettering the farmer's market. In these challenging times the school can play a decisive role in bringing about understanding among people. It is increasingly important that educational opportunities be broadened and varied, to better train the leaders of tomorrow to courageously solve our problems, old and new, as well as problems yet unseen. The 3 r's no longer are enough. Some CIO Legislative Views Improvement of the Unemployment Compensation Law. Improvement of soil conservation program including conservation practices affecting wild life, game and fish. Enactment of a state-wide tenure law for teachers. Increased state aid for education to 25100. Aid to and development of small business legislation. Support of Cooperative Community Health Plan. Enact an F.E.P.C. program outlawing discrimination because of age, color, creed, religious or national ancestry. Revise the taxes on iron ore so that the mining com- panies bear a fair share of the tax burden. Repeal the vicious Per Capita Tax Limitation Law aimed at Iron Range schools and towns. We oppose sales taxes, payroll or wage taxes, and head taxes because they bear most heavily on those least able to pay. Support legislation requiring school districts to carry full coverage medical and surgical hospitalization insurance on all supervised activities on school property. Support permissive legislation to allow for granting of Sabbatical leave for teachers of at least one-half their salary on the schedule. Establish state aid to Junior Colleges on the same basis as for secondary students. Oppose any diversion of income tax fund, restricting its use for Public Education. Favor legislation permitting teachers to be covered under the social security act. Support legislation reducing the voting age from 21 to 18 years. Support legislation increasing the minimum wage in the state of Minnesota to 51.25 an hour. Government 81 Civic Employees Organizing Committee CIO LOCAL 456 GCEOC SCHOOL MAINTENANCE and MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES Dist. 2 Schools 8. Villages Coleraine, Minn. CIO LOCAL 756 GREENWAY cl-:Aman ecsoc Teachers Coleraine, Minn. Patronize Annual Advertisers First The Village of COLERAINE President . . . Clerk ..... Treasurer . . . Trustee . . . Trustee . . Trustee . . Assessor ........ Justice of Peace Constable .... Attorney . . . Louis Mester Ruth F. Harris W. J. Lander Clarence Hitchcock Hjalmer Lindgren L. E. Kaupp Mrs. Ole Mangseth G. G. Anderson Richard Harris W. A. Sackett A. D. Anderson Nahman Schochet The Village of Coleraine, a center of iron ore mining, boasts of its well kept streets, Greenway High School and Itasca Junior College, a beautiful park and efficient city management HOME OF SKIING CHAMPIONS! Patronize Annual Adve1t1sers First CCMPLIMENTS OF THE VILLAGE BOVEY Mayor . . Clerk .. Trustee .. Trustee . . . Trustee . . . Treasurer .. Assessor ........ Justice of the Peace Deputy Clerk . . John Risse, Sr. Vernon Wilson Nick Georgiff Wayne Hayes Louis Perry Mrs. Art Bellefy George Bibich Forrest Foss Ralph Trebnick Patronize Annual Advertisers First TCWNSHIP OF GREENWAY OFFICERS Chairman of Supervisors ... ... Supervisor ........... . . . Supervisor . . . . Clerk Treasurer . . . . . . Attorney . . . . . . T. C. Appleget J. M. Russ .Sam Dubovich F, Vern Marshall John S. Hughes A. W. Spellacy Patronize Annual Advertisers First Congratulations to Class of 1955 the TCJWN HIP OF IRCN RANGE Chairman Supervisor Supervisor Clerk , . . Treasurer Assessor . OFFICERS Ronald Haynes W. F. LeClair Gabriel Troumloly Rodney Axforcl Cora M. Brown Jack Beasley Patronize Annual Advertisers First Trout Lake Concentrator BIRTHPLACE OF IRON ORE BENEFICIATION ON THE MESABI CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISH ES FROM Oliver Iron Mining Div U. S. STEEL CORPORATION COLERAI NE BOVEY TACON ITE MARBLE A8 Pt A lAd t Ft The Cleveland - Cliffs Iron Company AND MESABA RANGE SUBSIDIARIES The First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Hibbing Is a Range Owned Institution We Ioan money on long term First Mortgages to Buy, Build, Remodel or Refinance Your Savings Will EARN MORE 2 o 2 0 Current Dividend ai Current Dividend FIRST FEDERAL IN THREE YEARS WE HAVE GROWN TO A S2,500,000 SAVINGS INSTITUTION Your savings are insured up to 510,000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation of Washington, D. C., an instrumentality of the United States Government. Savings accounts can be opened by mail, it desired. We cordially invite you to visit our beautiful new offices at 2015 Third Avenue East Hibbing, Minnesota C. A. NICKOLOFF WILMA MASSICH President Sec'y-Treas. SYLVA NICKOLOFF Asst. Sec'y-Treas A-10 Patronize Annual Advertisers First st NATIONAL BANK Coleraine, Where You Get . . . Complete FINANCIA Minnesota L Service! COMPLIMENTS OF THE VILLAGE OF MA President . . . . . . Clerk ..... . . . Treasurer . . . Trustee Trustee Trustee RBLE Leon Bunce Charles Middleton Grayce E. Cameron R. Anderson Otto Bechtel Andrew Columbo Patronize Annual Advertisers First A-11 Village of T conite President .... Clerk ..... Trustee . . Trustee .... Trustee . . Treasurer Clement Gallant Martin E. Chamberlain Loy Kolar Matt Berardo Elwyn Guyer Alice Fox Home of Range Hockey Champs Compliments of CALUMET VILLAGE Walter Eikrem Lowell Laager J. W. Phillips.. John Bovitz .. Nick Siminovich Betty Bielaiac . President Clerk Trustee Trustee Trustee Treasurer A-12 Patronize Annual Adveltlsers Flrst N E LS O N KNITTING MILL DULUTH, MINNESOTA OUR AWARD SWEATERS AND JACKETS MAKE US WARM FRIENDS Specialists in ALL OVER AMERICA IINSURE TOD S-T-R-E-T-C-H Your Insurance Dol- lars by obtaining your insur- ance through Mutual Service Insurance Companies of St. Paul, Minnesota. Through MUTUAL SERVICE you can ob- TBIFI: ' Savings up to 40'Mi ' National Standard Policies ' Prompt and Efficient Local and Nationwide Claim Service ' No Membership Fees For All Your Insurance Needs EINO LOFF Telephone 383-J Bovey ARVID SALO Telephone: 589W-3 Nashwauk Leather Sleeve Jackets AY - BE SURE TODAY Steady income is essential to provide for your own and your famiIy's needs. Fortunately, now you can protect your family and yourself as many other wise providers do-with a Mutual Service Provider Plan. 'A'1- - A Provider Plan, designed to meet your r individual needs, will create a guaranteed income for your retirement, or help your loved ones keep their comfortable home for as long as they live. ALI. CLAIMS ARE PAID PROMPTLY. For family and income security . . . and all other insurance needs. Patronize Annual Advertisers First Blandin Paper Company Grand Rapids, Minnesota CONGRATULATES The Classes of ITASCA JUNIOR COLLEGE AND GREENWAY HIGH SCHOOL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASSES OF ITASCA JUNIOR COLLEGE AND GREENWAY HIGH SCHOOL KING LUMBER COMPANY Main Office at Grand Rapids DEER RIVER - REMER - BIGFORK - BOVEY - MARBLE CASS LAKE - KEEWATIN -- CHISHOLM - CALUMET - GRAND RAPIDS A-14 Patronize Annual Advertisers First FOR QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS See . . Itasca Creamery Company Phone FA 6-3953 GRAND RAPIDS, MINN. FIRST . , . in Good Taste! Quality Chekd Itasca Tire 8m Appliance Co., Inc Sales 8. Service ff Tires Cr Tire Repair 9' Household Appliances Free Home Demonstration Each year more precious liprhws Keep the portrait record complete Parents who make it a birthday custom to have a new picture, find each year brings them something new to cherish. Make an appointment this very day. ENSTROM'S of S T U D I O Lewyt Vacuum Cleaners Sew-Gem Sewing Machines Fine photography Phone FA 6-6643 Grand Rapids, Minn. Bovey Mlnnesoi' Patronize Annual Advertisers First I Compliments to the Class of 1955 Hageman s CASH STORE esaba Clinic l DRY GOODS - GROCERIES -- MEATS Dr. E. K. ROWLES DR. S. SHIRAI EVERYTHING TO EAT AND PHONE 55 Coleraine Minnesota Bovey Minnesota CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Felosi Drugs CLASS OF N55 Prescription Specialists - Soda Fountain Cameras and Camera Supplies M A Y E R L E Cosmetics- Veterinary Products- Candies BROTHERS - ALL SPORTING GOODS - GENERAL HARDWARE - FURNITURE Your Marshall-Wells Store Phone 124-W Coleraine, Minnesota You can Depend on Any Drug Product That Bears the Name REXALL Bovey, Minnesota Phone 333 A-16 Patronize Annual Advertisers First Village of LaPrairie The Birthplace of School District No. 2 OFFICERS Mayor . . . ............ William Voges Clerk .... ....... D oris Ritter Treasurer ............... Mrs. M. Steinhart Justice of the Peace - Constable .... Fred Hilke TRUSTEES Neal Porter Earl Wittman William Moren Compliments of Paul Service Garage Complete Chevrolet ond Buick Service Gos - Oil - Accessories Repoiring Courteous Service Phone CH 7-7513 CALUMET MINNESOTA Compliments to the Class of 1955 ...from... Northern Star Motor Sales Mobil Products Your Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer in Itasca County Phone 330W Bovey, Minnesota Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Generol Bonlcing Business .1-QI Bovey, Minnesota Patronize Annual Advertisers First Congratulations to the Class of 1955 0ia's if Groceries if Hardware if Dry Goods People drive for miles and miles to shop at Oia's in PengiIly Pengilly Minnesota Rantala Dairy Pasteurized Dairy Products DELIVERED TO Youve HOME on scHooL Phone 6F14 Nashwauk, Minn. CALUMET STATE BANK General Banking Checking Savings Insurance Loans Investments Safety Deposit Vault Calumet Minnesota Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Itasca Motor, inc Ford Soles Cr Service ' REPAIRING ' WHEEL ALIGNMENT ' GENUINE FORD PARTS ' FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS ' NEW 81 USED CARS 81 TRUCKS Coleraine, Minnesota Phone 40 A-18 Patronize Annual Advertisers First For... if CONVENIENCE 'ff DEPENDABILITY VIKING 1 ECQNQMY OIL COMPANY, Inc. if SAFETY Live Electrically Coleraine, Minnesot Cooking . . . water heating . . . refrigeration . . . better light - better sight lighting . . washin . . . ironin . , . cleanin . . . aut . . Q matic coafor oil heating. Dlsmbulors of - See Your Electric Dealer - SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS This Advertisement Inserted by the MINNESOTA POWER 8m LIGHT CO. CAI' 55 PENGILLY LocKER PLANT Wholesale and Retail Meats By the Pound or Quarter Home Made Sausage STANDARD OIL SERVICE sAMuELsoN suuc STATION Fuel Oil W Industrial Oils if Gasoline and Oils 'I' Service Station if Service PHONE 3871 - Your Friendly Standard Oiler - WE DO CUSTOM LEVI SAMUELSON Bulk Station BUTCHERING ' CUTTING ' WRAPPING phone 93.w SHARP FREEZING CURING AND SMOKING MEATS Coleraine, Minnesot Pt A lAdt Ft CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF l955 May you k o the e a d t s ccess that co es to co st t appl to to h gh p po HUNTINGTON LABORATORIES, INC. E. J. Levernier - Julian Sletten For Clean Clothes Toke Them To Northland Laundry and Cleaning Company GRAND RAPIDS, MINNESOTA CLEAN AS THE PINES YOU WANTED MIJRE CULORS IN . . . sn nr SPEED T Here They Are: Mvmp!I1e7Nwlfw1qw6 W0llllEll C0l0RS THE COMPLIMENTS OF Century-Matthews Motor Freight lnc. , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,9,,,P c,,,,, GLIDDEN Doly Service Between Twin 0 Washable Bright Colors es bblrllilrtl -K FC, .. .piling itil ffm Company Cuties - Duluth - Iron Ronge olosy-'lo-ApplyG yColors l ' ' gm- 4 ' I Fast Drying N ol Colors Seo Demonstrations ortho l' 210 W. ISI Sl. WONDER PAINT X Mn w,.,,,,Mm,,,,,.-1, Duluth, Minn G I Off - Duluth, Mlnnesot A 20 P I A l Ad t F t First National Bank General Banking Commercial - Checking Compliments of Grand Rapids State Bank General Banking Service . . h k' ' Savings - Safe Deposit Vault C ec mg Sovmgs I Safety Deposit Boxes nsurance L I Loans and Investments Cons nsurance Investments Grand Rapids Minnesota Grand Rapids, Minnesota Lasker 81 Upin CHARLES J. UPIN CO. Quality Clothes tor Men and Boys Michaels-Stern and Botany Suits Stetson Hats Grand Rapids, Minnesota To Be Smortly Dressed VSIT KAMMAN For Modern Women Phone FA 6-4176 Grand Rapids Minnesota P t nize Annual Advertisers First Tri-State Sports Equipment Co. Don't Go from Shop to Shop Looking for Sports Equipment Come Here Where All Your Sporting Goods Needs Will Be Satisfied ln One Stop 208 W. Superior St. - RA 7-5051 Duluth, Minn. Products of Merit CHALLENGER COAL MORNING STAR STOKER COAL NORSEMAN COAL ZENITH COKE Pickands Mather 8m Company Sales Agents Zenith Coal Dock - Interlake Iron Corporation WEST DULUTH 7, MINNESOTA lt is your individual way ot living and acting that determines Your Safety! Duluth, Missabe and lron Range Railway Company Duluth 2, Minnesota Compliments A. Hedenberg 81. Company, Inc. Duluth, Minnesota GENERAL CONTRACTORS for the new Coleraine Grade School A22 Pt A lAd t Ft Q The Alert Child px Preferred the IUAQCM Euclids Move IO , 20g 1 the Earth . Melons C g i I 1 1 th Class of 1955 EUCLID DIVISION General Motors Corp. 0 , , St. Paul Book 81 Hlbbmg, Minn. S . C Phone AM 3-7507 Highway 169-w 1-alhonery O' Corner Sixth and Cedar St. Paul I, Minn. QUALITY C P. I f For 75 Years ' ' 'Shep k Cohasset Mill 8m w f GF d Lumber Company C It F dService Eq p t dSpplis Building Materials ot All Kinds 50' ' 5 Wi's l 9 ' Ave- 50- cnhassnf, Minn. Ph FA a soar Minneapolis - City of Lakes Pt A lAd t F t A22 Helmer Enterprises INCORPORATED Contractors and Dealers for UNITED STATES STEEL HOMES Phone FA 6-3751 Grand Rapids Minnesota Compliments of Solberg 81 Matthies CONSULTING ENGINEERS i402 Alworth Building Telephone 2-4556 Duluth 2, Minnesota Ommie's Music and Repair Co. School and Home Instruments St. Cloud, Minnesota Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of '55 S. E. Heller and Co. Tl-IEATRES RIALTO - RAPIDS - ROXY STAR - CALUMET - GRAND DAHL'S BAKERY for u EXCELLENCE IN PASTRIES Compllments Grand Rapids Minnesota of a Friend The Maurice J. Salisbury Co. MINING TIMBER TIES PULPWOOD Grand Rapids Minnesota A-24 Patronize Annual Advertisers First CONGRATULATIONS TO THE The Itasca CLASS OF '55 Dr. Normon C. Johnson EST. ,905 PENT'5T L. G. LAMMON Publisher Coleraine Telephone 670 Coleraine, MIHHCSON FOR DEPENDABLE, COURTEOUS AND SPEEDY PLUMBING SERVICE . . Call Greenway Plumbing 8m Heating Company NICK D. PRAZICH, Owner Wirtanen-Olson, Inc. Aun-iomzeo DEALER General Electric Phone 6W Coleraine, Minnesota Coleraine Phone I79 C I , S , G NAHMAN SCHOCHET o eralne ervlce arage ATTORNEY-AT-,Aw LLOYD RIEHLE, Prop. Loca, Agent for - Anchor Casualty Co. - Albany Insurance Co. International Truck Dealer SINCLAIR PRODUCTS GENERAL REPAIRING A Phone 775 Coleraine Detroit Fire 81 Marine Ins. Co. Fireman's Fund Insurance Co. The Liverpool 8. London 81 Globe Union Assurance, Ltd. Sun Insurance Office, Ltd. St. Paul Fire 81 Marine Ins. Co. Western Surety Company Washington National Ins. Co. Phone 135 Coleraine, Minnesota ...SEE... Goulets BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP Gertie's Cafe FINE HOME-COOKED for MEALS AND PASTRIES Haircuts -- Shaves Finger Waves and Permanents PHONE 737 , PHONE 374 , Coleraine Minnesota Coleraine Minnesota Patronize Annual Advertisers First A-25 Compliments of MARBLE FUEL CO. COAL - GRAVEL - DRAYAGE Phone CH 7-7566 Marble Minnesota Greetings To Class of '55 Pe'rerson's FURNITURE HARDWARE BOTTLE GAS MORTUARY Coleraine Minnesota Congratulations to the Class of i955 Van Epps Market FINE rooms I coumsous seavics Fu rnoce Sales and Service LOWEST PRICES Marble Minnesota Pengilly Minnesota Itasca Plumbing 8. Heating Co. CRANE - KOHLER - AMERICAN STANDARD Plumbing Fixtures ' Radiant Baseboard Heating ' Farm Water Systems ' Electrical Root Cutting ' Vacuum Furnace Cleaning Patnaude's Market - YOUR FAIRWAY STORE - FRESH MEATS - GROCERIES - VEGETABLES FROZEN FOODS -- ICE CREAM . w,,,,.Th,wi,,9 neuvekllss PHONE 115 Milan Zobenica, Licensed Master Plumber Coleraine Minnesota Phone 654 Box 342 Bovey, Minnesota A Best Wishes To Classes of '55 Webb Service Gas - Oil - Fuel Oil H U B Department Store Premiums OPEN 6:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. NYBERG SHOEMAKER PHONE 626 Elmo uBUdu Neary Coleraine Minnesota A-26 Patronize Annual Advertisers First KELLY'S Carlson's Radio G' Television Admiral - Stromberg-Carlson - Motorola Sales and Service Bovey PHONE 628 Minnesota - YOUR SERVICE GROCER - RAY'S JEWELRY Delivery Service - 3 Days a Week WATCHES - DIAMONDS Full Line of Jewelry Expert Watch Repair Phone 155 Bovey, Minnesota Phone 628 Bovey, Minnesota SHOEMAKER'S Congratulations and Best Wishes Itasca Oil Company FOOD STORE coNoco Pemousum Pnooucrs FOR FINER FOODS AT LOWER PRICES ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE Ph 16 C I ' one o erame Telephone Bovey 30W L'Amie's Food Store Red Owl Agency Earl L'Amie Marble Minnesota Glen G' Gene's DARI - DELITE Beaver Bay, Minnesota See You . . . When You Take the North Shore Drive Compliments of Lynch Grocery Store Stangler's Grocery CANDY - GROCERIES -- ICE CREAM and MEATS Lynch Clothing and De'IVe'Y Appliance Store PHONE 457 Calumet Mlnnesoli Coleraine Minnesota Patronize Annual Advertisers First Canisteo Lumber 8m Fuel Compliments of Everything To Build With PANT Paul Morrow BUlLDER'S HARDWARE LUMBER - COAL PHONE 59 Coleraine Minnesota Coleraine Minn' Congratulations . ' Compliments of Bovey-Grand Rapids Clinic F. M. M... M. D. pQp'5 CAFE M. J. McKenna, M. D. M. J. Schirber, M. D. L. H. Zick, M. D. V. D. Erickson, M. D. Calumet Minn. Bovey Grand Rapids RAY SCHULTZ F,igid,,,,e Store Garage Prompt and Courteous Service Appliances Television Sen TREBNlCK'S . C Bovey Minnesota Bovey Minn. Greetings From A a E CH RISTI E'S Supply Company DULUTH COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS 212 West Superior Street Christie Lithograph 6' Printing co. Duluth, Minnesota A-28 Patronize Annual Advertisers First BOVEY FUEL COMPANY Bovey Mercantile Hardware - Appliances U FURNITURE BUILDING MATERIAL ROBERT HERDMAN, Propnetor BOTTLE GAS WATER SOFTENERS Telephone 669 Phone 753 Bovey, Minn. Bove Mercantile Mesaba Creamery 2 Co. rocery Posteurized Doiry Products FOOD Pligls FOR HEALTH'S sAIcE Every Day B Y Minneso' - suv Fon CASH AND SAVEI - Phone 156 Spellacy gl Spellacy Bovey Mercantlle Warehouse - ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW - R noun 0 FEED Ext d G tings to The Class of 55 CUSTOM GRINDING Marble Grand Rapids Phone 157 The Bovey Press YouR HOME Town WEEKlY COMMERCIAL PRINTING Phone 195 Bovey, Minnesot Bovey Bottling Works, Inc. Wholesalers of CIGARETTES - CIGARS - TOBACCOS CANDIES - NOTIONS FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES Bottlers of KIST Beverages B y Minnesota Pt A lAdt Ft For Quality .... 5 DAIRY PRODUCTS See .... I Isfandliinrm ' aw ft f 1 A I' 1 lla. ' J 3-. 155 .OM OUR-It ' I Curl . 'Shun -ff N rl' 1 1. pf . I lf ,v '54, ',v,4 4 'iff' I CREAMERY CO. FIRST .... in good taste! Quality Chekd Dial AM 3-7513 HIBBING, MINNESOTA Perrela Plumbing Compliments of COCA - COLA BOTTLING CO. of Grand Rapids, Inc. Friendly pause ,E 8m Heating ' RELIABLE WORK ' REASONABLE RATES Keewatin, Minn. Phone 4171 COCACOLA - SODAS -' MlXES CROSS ELECTRIC Electrical Contracting Staples, Min nesota and Grand Rapids, Minn. RANGE PAPER CORP. WHOLESALE - Paper - Mining - Industrial Supplies Virginia Hibbing NATIONAL EQUIPMENT CO. 7 East Michigan St. - Phone 2-4567 DULUTH, MINNESOTA Sound and Motion Picture Proiectors, and Cameras, Record Players, Public Address Equipment, Television, Radios, Films, Roll Tickets, Service on 16mm projectors. POKEGAMA COFFEE-SHOP A Good Place to Eat GRAND RAPIDS MINNESOTA ' Steaks and Seafoods a Specialty ' Home Made Pastries Fresh Daily - Good Coffee Always - Ragnild Albert and Clara Mogster, Props. A-30 Patronize Annual Advertisers First FRANCIS STITT STUDIO Portroits Baby 81 Family Groups Candid 81 Formal Weddings Coast-To-Coast Bldg. Phone FA 6-2777 Grand Rapids KREMERS GRAND RAPIDS ' BEN FRANKLIN VARIETY STORE ' FEDERATED DRY GOODS STORE ' OUR OWN HARDWARE ' FOUNTAIN LUNCHEONETTE ' FURNITURE Shop For All Your Needs under One Roof - FIVE BIG STORES IN ONE - Retoil - Lumber - Wholesale Ili :main fl , 9504155 ' wif ' 'iff , -5 - f f' A 1 I Building Material Specialists Grand Rapids Telephone FA 6-3475 Compliments To Graduating Class of '55 NATIONAL FOOD STORES QUALITY FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES Grand Rapids Minnesota For Everyday Values S E E .I. C. Penney Co. WE CLOTHE THE ENTIRE FAMlLY Grand Rapids Minnesota Itasca Dry Goods Company Largest Dry Goods Store Between Duluth and Grand Forks Peterson Says: The motto of our entire organization is 'Better Service'. Grand Rapids Minnesota MILTICH .IEWELRY Art Carved Diamonds Spode China Fostoria Glassware Sterling Silver GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION Phone FA 6-2767 Grand Rapids Headquarters for Fine Watches Congratulations to the Class of '55 Latz Department Store Wearing Apparel for Every Age at a Price to Suit Your Purse Grand Rapids Minnesota Patronize Annual Advertisers First HYDE SUPPLY sponrmc Gooos Everything in Rubber 'IO4 East Howard HIBBING MINNESOTA Compliments of Mesaba Motors, Inc. FOR YOUR NEXT CAR SEE . . . MESABA MOTORS INC. BUICK AND PONTIAC DEALERS GMC TRUCKS HIBBING MINNESOTA I9OO - 55th Anniversary - 1955 HALLOCK'S CLOTH I ERS The Store for Men, and Women Who Shop for Men HIBBING MINNESOTA Sachs Brothers FINEST IN MEN'S WEAR Louis Sachs Melvin Sachs 310 Howard Street Dial AM 2-2218 HIBBING, MINNESOTA K. B. SUPPLY coMPANY, mc. Highway I69 West P.O. Box 401 Phone AM 3-7571 HIBBING, MINNESOTA Collier's Bair-B-Q J UST GOOD FOOD BY THE BUS DEPOT ROSE VonFELDT, Prop. Hibbing Phone AM 3-9935 Congratulations to Classes of '55 SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. For Phone Orders - PHONE FA 6-3425 Grand Rapids Minnesota RED OWL SUPER MARKET QUALITY FOODS FOR LESS MAGIC CARPET DOOR SPACIOUS FREE PARKING LOT OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL NINE Be Wise Economize Grand Rapids Minnesota A-32 Patronize Annual Advertisers Flrst Compliments of SWANSON CHEVROLET co. Pure Oil Products Grand Rapids, Minnesota Phone FA 6-6655 Forest Laike Lodge Fine Food ond Dancing Among the Whispering Pines on Beautiful Forest Lake Ted 8. Sadie Reynolds, Props. Grand Rapids Minnesota CORCORAN SUPPLY COMPANY Specialized Brake Service Compliments of Rapids Tire Service AUTO PARTS WELDING SUPPLIES 201 Pokegama Avenue North Grand Rapids Minnesota Grand Rapids Minnesota Compliments of MICKEY'S CAFE - Open 24 Hours - Grand Rapids Minnesota Compliments of - RAN DALL'S JEWELRY Expert Watch Repairing Keepsake Diamonds Watches and Gift Ware Grand Rapids Minnesota ToyIor's Friendly Shoe Store Shoes For The Entire Family Quality Shoes at Budget Prices Grand Rapids Minnesota SHAW FLORIST POT PLANTS FLORAL DESIGNS GIFT POTTERY Grand Rapids, Minnesota Phone FA 6-4360 K, ,o,0.-.','-H. A E . . . .A D '.. wt. ff' amfifw lv v-,Q friendly sm, 0, '-'I-'-...-.--.nc- JOHNSEN'S FINE FOODS HTHE FMENDLY STORE, eRocERlEs AND MEATS Grand Rapids Minnesota Grand Rapids Minnesota H A R B E N'S EAST END GRocEkY First With The Fashions Women's and Children's Apparel 8- Shoes Phone FA 6-4738 Grand Rapids MEATS - GROCERIES - FRESH FRUITS Vern Walburn Jack Holm Grand Rapids, Minnesota Phone FA 6-6258 Patronize Annual Advertisers First A-33 ARRGWHEAP GARAGE INDIAN POINT RESORT Auto Parts - Auto Repair BEER - LUNCH CABINS Petroleum Products - , Arthur Steinberg Charles Giles Eugene and lrene Mala' Props' , Phone 3432 Pen illy, Minnesota Calumet Minnesota DIMATTEO WHOLESALE - THE FINEST IN Eooos - Calumet Minnesota In .... PENGILLY .... its JUDY'S CAFE . . . for Good Food! TH E BEAUTY BOX It's Smart to Look Lovely Phone 35 Bovey Compliments of OJA'S UPHOLSTERING NORMAN OJA, Proprietor Pe'19illY Minnesota BOVEY BOWLING CENTER LEE'S DIRECT SERVICE soon PLACE ANY TIME Gas - Oi' - Fuel Oil Accessories Bovey Minnesota , ' , Pengllly Minnesota V. M. BAICH LEWENSTEIN'S Physician and Surgeon Dry Goods - Wearing Apparel - Footwear Hardware - Frigidaire - Maior Appliances Coleraine Minnesota ' Marble Minnesota LINDGREN SHELL SERVICE GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES Phone I49 Coleraine Minnesota RUSSEL'S TEXACO STATION Quick and Courteous Service Calumet Minnesota Compliments of CALUMET CO-OP SOCIETY CONSUMER - OWNED Calumet Minnesota THE BALSAM STORE The Modern Trading Post GROCERIES - MEATS - TOURIST SUPPLIES Phone 6F3 Bovey, Minn. Bovey Bakery G' Coffee Bor TRY . . . BOVEY'S BREADS - PASTRIES BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING CAKES E. W. JOHNSON, Proprietor Bovey Minnesota ITASCA ELECTRIC Bovey Minnesota A-34 Patronize Annual Advertisers First STANDARD PRODUCTS OLDSMOBILE LONGRIE MOTORS RAY'S AUTO SERVICE 60I W. 4th St. Best Car Care h 504 West Fourth Street P one FA 6-4749 Grand Rapids Minnesota Grand Rapids Minnesota WATERBURY FURNACES F E , t C t Mueller 6' Passard Plumbing armers qlllpmen en er H atin Co. OU' 63 wg' Pours' Suse' JOHN DEERE - NEW HOLLAND Grand Rapids, Minnesota GMC DEALER FA 6-6245 Grand Rapids Minnesota Save at Sherman's DIRECT SERVICE REDDING'S CAFE Gift House Stamps with All Purchases GOOD FOOD GAS - OIL - FUEL OIL Grand Rapids, Minnesota 'I9 East 4th St. Grand Rapids FOR CLEAN' CLEANING ANDERSON GLASS co. See for Every GLASS Need Grand Rapids Minnesota Grand Rapids Minnesota MINERS GROCERY Itasca Heating 6' Sheet Metal Works Groceries Meats GOT HEATING PROBLEMS? O en Evenin s and Sunda s WE CAN SOLVE THEM! P 9 V can FA 6-4081 Grand Rapids Minnesota Grand Rapids Chet Arnhold, Owner Lakeland Farms Creamery SIMON GRADE A K 0 Z Y An Invitation to Good Eating ' E. J' BICKLEYI Prop. Serving the Iron Range Grand Rapids Minnesota Grand Rapids Minnesota Compliments of DAVE'S ACE STORE Grand Rapids Minnesota Harper's Arrowhead Boat Works Grand Rapids Builders of Arrowhead Boats Dealers tor: Thompson, Sea Nymph, Lone Star, Starcraft, Grumman, Penn Yan Boats and Mercury Motors TRY OUR HOMEMADE PlES EAST END CAFE Grand Rapids, Minnnesota RUDD'S STANDARD SERVICE Service is Our Specialty 304 East 4th Street Tel. FA 6-9933 GRAND RAPIDS Patronize Annual Advertisers First C O M P L I M E N T S O F . . . KINGSTON CLEANERS SNOW - BALL DRIVE - IN Bovey Minnesota Pengilly Minnesota BOVEY DRUG STORE CRABTREE'S JEWELRY Bovey Minnesota Coleraine Minnesota BARATTO'S TAVERN BROWN JUG CAFE Pengilly Minnesota Marble Minnesota KAVANAGH'S MARKET CLUB PLA-MOR Marble Minnesota Pengilly Minnesota I AIMONETTI'S SERVICE GARAGE KEMP'S GROCERY Marble Minnesota Bovey Rt. 2 Minnesota PLUNKY'S GARAGE BOVEY GAMBLE STORE Pengilly Minnesota Bovey Minnesota NYHUS RESORT SCENIC GROCERY U4 Miles North of BoveyI Pengllly Minnesota Emil 8. Lorraine Makinen HARRY'S NIP AND DIP JOHNSON'S CONOCO STATION Pengilly Minnesota Coleraine Minnesota DEAN KANNE - Public Accountant DEAN ARMSTRONG - Public Accountant Grand Rapids Minnesota Grand Rapids Minnesota HERB BRIER 8. SON STOKES PRINTING Grand Rapids Minnesota Grand Rapids Minnesota JETLAND'S SPORT SHOP LeVASSEUR INSURANCE CO. Grand Rapids Minnesota Grand Rapids Minnesota DANIEKO TYPEWRITER SERVICE OLGA'S STYLE SHOP Hibbing Minnesota Grand Rapids Minnesota SINGER SEWING CENTER HUGHES CLOTHING Hibbing Minnesota Grand Rapids Minnesota SPICER'S DIRECT TRACK SERVICE CASTLE JEWELERS Grand Rapids Minnesota Grand Rapids Minnesota DR. H.A J. STIVERS WEBB OIL CO. Phone FA 6-2369 Grand Rapids, Minn. Grand Rapids Minnesota ACKERMAN' SHELL SERVICE 8. CAFE SAXHAUG COMPANY ILoanI Grand Rapids Minnesota Grand Rapids Minnesota RANGE FLORAL COMPANY L. R. Bachnik, Prop. Flowers of Distinction - For Every Occasion Phone AM 3-7581 Hibbing Chet Crippa Music Sl-ore EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Grand Rapids Hibbing A-36 Patronize Annual Advertisers Flrst GRAND RAPIDS PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY CONGRATULATIONS THE ITASCA CLINIC O. C. Braun, M. D. L. E. Karges, M. D. R. E. Kelly, M. D. A. I. Raiala, M. D. DRS. ERSKINE, EVENSTA, FERRELL 81 BROCKWAY PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS CLINIC Phone 106 Grand Rapids Congratulations Grand Rapids Clinic F. M. Jolin, M. D. M. J. McKenna, M. D. M. J. Schirber, M. D. GRAND RAPIDS NASHWAUK L. H' Zicki M. D. V. D. Erickson, M. D. BIGFORK FLOODWOOD Phone FA 6-3436 Grand Rapids Dr. S. N. Dirnich Dr. R. A. Sjodin DENTIST DENTIST Phone FA 6-2624 . . . . Phone FA 6-2560 First National Bank Building , Grand Rapids Coast-to-Coast Bldg. Grand Rapids Dr. G. A. LeRoux Dr. H. J. Tofte DENTIST DENTIST Phone FA 6-2901 Phone FA 6-2866 Sewin Center Bldg. Grand Rapids 112 West 5th Si. Grand Rapids Dr. Richord T. Chopp Dr. Eorl W. Doelle DENTIST OPTOMETRIST Phone FA 6-4879 Phone FA 6-2465 McAlpine Bldg. Grand Rapids First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Grand Rapids Anderson C1 Anderson Dr. E. G. Threinen ATTORNEYS AT LAW OPTOMETRIST Phone FA 6-4106 Phone FA 6-2986 First Nafl Bank Bldg. Grand Rapids Kremer Bld . Grand Rapids John J. Benton ATTORNEY AT LAW Phone FA 6-4168 Coast-to-Coast Bldg. Grand Rapids Murphy C1 Murphy ATTORNEYS AT LAW Phone FA 6-3497 McAlpine Bldg. Grand Rapids Patronize Annual Advertisers First A-37 INDEX OF ANNUAL ADVERTISERS A. 81 E. Supply Co. .... .......... A -28 Dimich, S. N. lDentistJ ................ A-37 A. Hedenberg 81 Co. ......... . . .... A-22 Doelle, Earl W. IOp ometristl .......... A-37 Ackerman's Shell Oil ................ A-36 Aimonetti's Service Garage ........... A-36 Anderson 81 Anderson fAttorneysJ ...... A-37 Anderson Glass Co. ................. A-35 Armstrong, Dean IAccountantl .... .... A -36 Arrowhead Boat Works ....... Arrowhead Cleaners ......... Arrowhead Garage ..... Aslesen Company ........ Baich, V. M. IPhysicianD .... Balsam Store. The ........ Baratto's ............... Beauty Box, The .......... Benton, John lAttorneyJ .... Blandin Paper Company .... Bovey Bakery 8. Coffee Bar .... Bovey Bottling Works, Inc.. . . . Bovey Bowling Center .... Bovey Drug Store ...... Bovey Fuel Co. ............ . Bove .. . .A-35 .. . .A-35 .. . .A-34 . . . .A-23 ....A-34 ....A-34 ....A-36 ... .A-34 .. . .A-37 . . . .A-I4 ....A-34 ....A-29 ....A-34 ...,A-36 ...,A-29 Gamble Store ................. A-36 Y Bovey 81 Grand Rapids Clinic ......... A-28 Bovey Mercantile IAppliance 81 Hardwarel A-29 Bovey Mercantile lGroceryl ............ A-29 Bovey Mercantile CWarehousel ......... A-29 Press ............. . . . Bovey Bovey, Village of ........... Brown Jug Cafe ...... Calumet Coop Society .... Calumet State Bank ....... Calumet, Village of .......... Canisteo Lumber 8. Fuel Co.. . . Carlson's Radio 8: Television .... Castle Jewelers .............. . . . .A-29 ...A-5 . . . .A-36 . . . .A-34 . . . .A-I8 . . . .A-I2 . . . .A-28 . . . .A-27 . . . .A-36 Century-Matthews Freight, Inc. . . . . . . .A-20 Chet Crippa Music Store ......... .... A -36 Chopp, R. T. lDentistl ................ A-37 Christie Lithograph 8. Printing Co. ...... A-28 C. I. O. Unions ............... A-2 - A-3 Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company ......... A-9 Club Pla-More IYochum'sl ....... .... A -36 Coca-Cola Bottling Co. ....... . Cohasset Mill 8. Lumber Co.. . . Coleraine Service Garage. . . Coleraine, Village of ..... Collier's Bar-B-Q ....... Corcoran Supply Co.. . . Crabtree Jewelry. . . Cross Electric ..... Dahl's Bakery ............. Dave's Ace Store ............ Danieko Typewriter Service .... Dimatteo Wholesale ......... . . . .A-30 . . . .A-23 . . . .A-25 . A-4 A-32 . . . .A-33 .. . .A-36 . . . .A-30 A-2-4 . . . .A-35 . . . .A-36 . . . .A-34 Duluth, Missabe 81 Iron Range Ry. Co.. . . East End Cafe ...................... East End Grocery .... .... Enstrom St-udio ..... .... Erskine Clinic .......... .... Euclid Division ........... .... Farmers Equipment Center ...... .... Felosi Drug Store ................... First Federal Savings 81 Loan Ass'n ...... First National Bank, Bovey ............ First National Bank, Coleraine ......... First National Bank, Grand Rapids ..... Forest Lake Lodge ....... ............ Francis Stitt Studio ............. .... Gambles ........ . . . . . Gerties Cafe .......... .... Glen 8: Gene's ............ .... Glidden Company, The ....... .... Goulets Barber 8: Beauty Shop. . . . . . . Grand Rapids Clinic ........... .... Grand Rapids Herald-Review .... .... Grand Rapids State Bank ....... .... Greenway Plumbing 81 Heating ........ Greenway Township .......... Hageman's Store ....... .... Hallock's ........... . . .. Harben's ...... .... . . . . Harry's Nip 81 Dip... . . .... Herb Brier 81 Son .... .... Helmer Enterprises .... Hub Dept. Store .......... .... Hughes Clothing Co. ....... . . . . Huntington Laboratories, Inc.. . . . . . . Hyde Supply Co. .......... . . . . Indian Point Resort ..... .... Iron Range Township ...... Island Farm Creamery Co.. . . . . . . Itasca Clinic .............. .... Itasca Creamery Co. ..... . Itasca Dry Goods ................... Itasca Electric ....................... Itasca Heating 81 Sheet Metal Works .... Itasca Iron News .................... Itasca Motor, Inc. ................... . Itasca Oil Company ..... ..... .... Itasca Plumbing 8- Heating Co.. . . . . . . Itasca Tire 8. Appliance Co. ..... . . . . J. C. Penney Co. ........ . . .. JetIand's Sport Shop .... .... Johnsen's Grocery ......... .... Johnson's Conoco Service .... .... Johnson, N. C. IDentistl .... .... A-22 A-35 A-33 A-I 5 A-37 A-23 A-35 A-I 6 A-I O A-I 7 A-I I .A-21 A-33 A-31 A-33 A-25 A-27 A-20 A-25 A-37 A-39 A-21 A-25 . A-6 A-I 6 A-32 A-33 A-36 A-36 A-24 A-26 A-36 A-20 A-32 A-34 . A-7 A-30 A-37 A-I 5 A-31 A-34 A-35 A-25 A-I 8 A-27 A-26 A-I 5 A-31 A-36 A-33 A-36 A-25 THIS PAGE COMPLIMENTS OF - - Independent School District A Locm. PROFESSIONAL snucimou Assocumou THAT is Arriuncn wmi -rn: mmussorn EDUCATION Assocumon AND WITH THE NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION o o c KEEP YOUR CHILD IN SCHOOL No. 2 A-38 Patronize Annual Advertisers Flrst INDEX OF ANNUAL ADVERTISERS Jones 81 Laughlin Steel Corp. ......... . Judy's Cafe ............,.. K-B Supply Co., Inc. ..... . Kamman ................. Kanne, Dean iAccountantJ ..... Kavanaugh's Market .....,.. Kelley's Groceries 8i Meats ..... KeAmp's Grocery ............ King Lumber Co. ........ . Kingston Cleaners .... KOZY ........... Kremer's ............. L'Amies Food Store ........ Lakeland Farms Creamery... LaPrairie, Village of ...... Lasker 8- Upin Co. ...... . Lassila Furnace Sales. . . Latz Dept. Store ......... . Lee's Direct Service .......... LeRoux, Gordon A. iDentistI. , . LeVasseur Insurance ........ Lewenstein's ............ Lindgren Shell Service .... Loft 8m Salo Insurance .... Longrie Motors ....... Lynch's Store ........... M. A. Hanna Company .... Marble Fuel Co. ....... . Marble, Village of ...... Mayerle Bros. Hardware. . . Mesaba Clinic ........ Mesaba Creamery .... Mesaba Motors .......... Mickey's Cafe ............. Mid-Itasca Education Ass'n .... Mills Lumber Co. ......... . Miltich Jewelry .............. Miner's Grocery ............... .... Minnesota Power 81 Light Co. .... . . . . Morrow, Paul iBarberJ ....... Mueller 8. Passard ............. .... Murphy 84 Murphy CAttorneysD ......... National Equipment Co. ........ . . . . National Food Stores .......... Nelson Knitting Mills .......... .... Northern Star Motor Sales ........... . Northland Laundry 8t Cleaning Co. ..... . Nyhus Resort ...................... Oia's ............. Oja's Upholstering ....... Olga's Style Shop ............ Oliver Iron Mining Division... Ommies Music 81 Repair Co.. . . A-40 A-34 A-32 A-2I A-36 A-36 A-27 A-36 A-I 4 A-36 A-35 A-3 I A-27 A-35 A-I 7 A-21 A-26 A-31 A-34 A-37 A-36 A-34 A-34 A-I 3 A-35 A-27 A-40 A-26 A-l I A-I 6 A-I 6 A-29 A-32 A-33 A-38 A-31 A-31 A-35 A-I 9 A-28 A-35 A-37 A-30 A-3l A-l 3 A-l 7 A-20 A-36 A-I 8 A-34 A-36 . A-8 A-24 Patnaude Market ......... . . Paul's Service Garage ......... Pengilly Locker Plant ................ Pickands Mather Si Co , Sales Agents . . . Perrela Plumbing 8- Heating Co. ..... . Peterson's, Coleraine ................ Plunkey's Garage ......... Pokegama Coffee Shop .... Pop's Cafe ............. Randall Jewelry ........ Range Floral Company .... Range Paper Corporation .... Rantala Dairy ............ Rapids Tire Service .... . Ray's Auto Service ...... Ray's Jewelry ............ Red Owl Super Market .... Redding's Cafe ......... Rudd's Standard Service. . . Russel's Texaco ......... S. E. Heller Co. ...... . Sachs Bros. ................... . . . . Salisbury Company .................. Samuelson, Standard Oil Service ....... Saxhaug Company .................. Scenic Grocery ................ .... Schochet, Nahman CAttorneyJ. . . Schultz, Ray ................ Sears, Roebuck 81 Co. ...... . Shaw Florist .............. Sherman's Direct Service ..... Shoemaker's Red Owl Agency. . Singer Sewing Center ......... Siodin, R. A. iDentistI ......... Snow-Ball Drive ln ........... Solberg 81 Mathies iEngineersJ. . Spellacy 81 Spellacy CAttorneysJ. Spicer's Direct Track Service .... St. Paul Book 81 Stationery Co.. Stangler's Grocery ............ Stivers, H. J. iOptometristi .... Stokes Printing Co. ........ . Swanson Chevrolet Co.. . . Taconite, Village of ......... Taylor's Friendly Shoe Store. . . Threinen, E. G. COptometristD. .. Tofte, H. J. iDentistI ......... Trebmck's ................... .... Tri-State Sports Equipment Co.. . Van Epps Market ............. Viking Oil Company .......... Webb Oil Company, Grand Rapids ..... Webb Service Station, Bovey .......... Wirtanen-Olson, Inc. ........... . . . . A-26 A-I 7 A-I 9 A-22 . .A-30 A-26 A-36 A-30 A-28 A-33 A-36 A-30 A-I 8 A-33 A-35 A-27 A132 A-35 A-35 A-34 A-24 A-32 A-24 A-I 9 A-36 A-36 A-25 A-28 A-32 A-33 A-35 A-27 A-36 A-37 A-36 A-24 A-29 A-36 A-23 A-27 A-36 A-36 A-33 A-I 2 A-33 A-37 A-37 A-28 A-22 A-26 A-I 9 A-36 A-26 A-25 GRAND RAPIDS HERALD-REVIEW - Telephone FA 6-6623 GRAND RAPIDS HERALD-REVIEW PUBLISHED MONDAY AND THURSDAY o n o ITASCA SHOPPER PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY Patronize Annual Advertisers First A 39 GREETINGS TO CLASSES OF 1955 The M. A. Hanna .lones 8: Laughlin Company Steel Corporation AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS A40 -Q18 Pt A 1Ad N n AP! ! I r.,.. V