Gwinn High School - Gwinner Yearbook (Gwinn, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

Forward - Why was our school song chosen for the art work in the 1957 Gwinner ? When one sings the school song, he does not only sing words, these words have deep meaning, they stress loyalty, learning, experienced, and success. We, the staff, present to you, our fellow students, the 1957 Gwinner. We hope it will give you many en- joyable hours both now and in the future. CONTENTS Seniors Under grads Athletics Activities Classes Music Snaps Grades Advertising 1957 Pep I«tI� Q 1 g On—ward, we march to-ge-ther, Faithful may we ever be; No thought of time or , On—ward, we marcn to-ge-tner, i-aitniui lip j weather. Hearts filled with hope and ecsta—cy; Bravely we'll fight our battles. Happily we'll meet success; But, the things for which we strive Are honor and happiness. h Wr|Y vU-4 7 XT 3=$ Hep, hep, hep, three cheers for our Gwinn High, Voices ring, Hep, hep, hep, just t X see the colors fly. While we sing, Forward march, let this our motto be, VICTORY, JU S J J lj Thru all kinds of weather, We will jog along together, True and loyal we shall ever be. PICTURES, WRITE-UPS, WORK GALORE; OUR STAFF DID THIS... AND SO MUCH MORE! Editors............... Assistant Editors . . . Business Manager. . Advertising Managers Circulation Managers Artist............... Photography........... Typist .............. Adviser............... . Patt Larson, Shirley Gauthier Jeanette Ontto, Janice Kroncich .................Ardy Johnson .Yvonne Heric, Alfred Durocher . . Nancy Storti, Betty Roberts .................Judy Wilson ................Louis Zanetti ................Myrna Erickson ................. Mrs. Haynes 4 For the outstanding service they have given to our school and community, we, respectfully dedicate this annual to Mr. and Mrs. George D. Gilbert. Mr. Gilbert was superintendent of Forsyth Township Schools for eight years. During his adminstration our school was first accredited by the North Central Association and school children from Austin and Little Lake were brought to Gwinn. Until his retirement in 1952, he served as regional director of the State Department of Public Instruction. He is a member of the State and National Educational Associations and was the first president of the county district. He also is a member of Phi-Delta-Kappa, a national educational honorary society. He has taken an active part in community affairs serving in Community Council, Lions Club, American Legion, Sports- men, County Board of Education, and is a member of First Methodist Church. Mrs. Gilbert has been active in the 4-H Club, First Meth- odist Church, where she is superintendent of the Sunday School, and is a charter member of the Womens' Study Club. 5 LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Nordeen—secretary; William Marjomaki—president; Norman Hocking—trustee; Don Nyqulst—treasurer; 6 Harold Anderson—trustee; William Garrett—Superintendent of Schools. Our Superintendent Says... In extending congratulations to the members of this class, may I impress upon you the potential you possess as an adult citizen. You are important to this community, for you are a product of the community. You are impor- tant to the school of this community, for you represent what can be accomplished for the children of this com- munity by preparation in living through education. You are important to yourselves, for you hold within your- selves the key to your future living. You have a mission in the future. What you do or what you do not do may determine the course of history. Whatever you do, be a credit to yourselves and the institution from which you graduated. William G. Garrett Superintendent Our School Board Acts MR. HEMMILA During his first year in Gwinn, Mr. Hemmila has acquired many new friends. In addition to his duties as principal, he conducts a conservation club, a safety patrol, and is manager at basketball games. Your graduation from high school Is merely a step up the ladder to success, so do not stop there; but continue your progress in whatever you endeavor to do. Never let the trials of life defeat you but consider them as a challenge and have faith in your abilities. Mr. Hemmila, Principal MR. WILLS Directing the senior play and acting as Senior Class advisor, Mr. Wills also wcrks at the table at basketball games. A jack of trades, need we say more? Working with you as your advisor this past year has been a happy experience for me. As your advisor, I would like to leave the final thought with you. Remember, that it is not always a question of how much you know but rather what use you make of your knowledge. Your place in life won't be decided by what you have acquired or how well you have trained but by what you are and what you actually do. Brldeson Wills Sponsored By SELIN'S FURNITURE Ishpeming, Michigan 7 CLASS PRESIDENT - Ardy Johnson, VICE PRESIDENT - Darryl Hytlnen, SECRETARY - Elizabeth Roberts, TREASURER - Judy Wilson. WE WILL FOLLOW THEIR FOOTSTEPS UP THE LADDER OF SUCCESS. Class Flower CARNATION Class Colors RED AND WHITE Class Motto____ KNOWLEDGE COMES BUT WISDOM LINGERS LINDA FILIZETTI and RONALD STORTI LOUIS QUANTZ Looking into the future, Louie Quantz can be seen executing these duties in the Navy. Industrial Arts Drivers Training.......2 Track..................2 B Team...............3 ELIZABETH ROBERTS Tops for brains, Betty Roberts made the grade through high school. College Preparatory Band.......................1,2, 3,4 Honor Society.....................4 Gwlnner.................... 2, 3, 4 Treasurer.........................3 Secretary.........................4 Annual Staff......................4 Junior Play...................... 3 Drivers Training..................2 THOMAS LANG tom Lang likes to take off for the woods every now and then to relax in some form of hunting. General Divers Training.......2 Track...............3, 4 PATRICIA LARSON Patt Larson's career in school was as busy as a proverbial bee. College Preparatory Cheerleading .. .1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Society..........4 Divers Training........2 Glee Club..........1,2,4 Clerical Assistant.... A Junior Play............3 Senior Play............4 Gwinner...........2, 3, 4 Annual Staff.........3,4 GEORGINIA MUSSATTO Georgina Mussatto enjoyed collect- ing and listening to records in her free time. General Glee Club.......................1 Bowling.........................1 NANCY STORTI Nancy Storti's liveliness was an asset to all the ac- tivities in which she took part. College Preparatory Band..............1,2,3, 4 Gwlnner.............2, 3, 4 Annual..................4 Junior Play............3 Girls' Basketball. J, 2, 4 Honor Society..........4 Divers Training........2 DAVID KING To reach the clouds by way of the Air Force is David King's future plans. Industrial Arts Junior Play.............3 B Team...........1,2, 3 Drivers Training........2 RUTH GAUTHIER Ruth Gauthier left a trail of fun and friendship every place she went. Commercial Treasurer..........................2 Drivers Training...................2 Glee Club........................1,2 Bowling............................1 WILLIAM BOLLERO The best place to look for Bill Bollero was under the hood of his car. Industrial Arts Drivers Training........2 YVONNE HERIC Yvonne Heric's enthusias- tic spirit was put to good use in her many activities. College Preparatory Gwinner............2, 3, 4 Girls BasketbalLl, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play............3 D-ivers Training.......2 Annual Staff.............4 Honor Society..........4 Bowling..............1,2 DARRYL HYTINEN men agreed, nothing could take the place of his Blue Brigade. General Band........................1,2, 3, 4 Basketball.......................3, 4 Vice-President.....................4 B Team.........................J,2 Junior Play.........................3 Drivers Training..................2 Senior Play........................4 SHIRLEY GAUTHIER A busy and versatile girl, Shirley Gauthier was one who gave her all in every- thing she did. Commercial Gwinner...........2, 3, 4 Honor Society..........4 Annual Editor...........4 Secretary..............3 Junior Play............3 Senior Play............4 D-ivers Training......2 JOYCE BLOMQUIST Joyce Blomquist's voca 1 talent was put to good use by her participation in the Glee Club. Commercial Glee Club........1,2, 3, 4 Junior Play.............3 Senior Play. ..........4 ARNOLD JOHNSON Making music on the keys of pianos and organs was a favorite pastime for Ardy Johnson. College Preparatory Band..........................2, 3, 4 Gwinner.......................2, 3, 4 President.........................4 Annual............................4 Librarian.........................3 Junior Play.......................3 Senior Play.......................4 Honor Society.....................4 PATRICIA BRUCE Full of energy and fight, Pat Bruce enjoyed all sports. Commercial Glee Club............1,2 Drivers Training......2 Rifle Club.............1 EDWIN BRUCE LANSFORD LILLY LOWELL FLEURY Edwin Bruce found relaxa- A portion of ansford Lilly's time was Lowell Fleury is a combin- tion in the form of hunting spent singing and playing the guitar. ation of the outdoors man and fishing in his leisure College Preparatory and mechanic. time. Drivers Training 2 College Preparatory Industrial Arts B Team 1,2 Basketball 2, 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Track 1,2, 3, 4 President 3 Drivers Training 2 Track 2, 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Honor Society 4 Drivers Training 2 DAVID MUEHRCKE David Muehrcke is an- other Pioneer woodsman. M He likes to take his rifle and casting rod to go hunt- ing and fishing. College Preparatory Librarian.............3, 4 Drivers Training........2 Senior Play..............4 Rifle Club...............1 JUDITH NOEL Never one to seek the spot- light, Judy Noel preferred to work quietly, but efficiently in the background. Commercial Glee Club.............1,2 Drivers Training........2 Honor Society...........4 KAREN SODERMARK Karen Sodermark was one of the school's ardent sports fans. Home Economics Girls' Basketball..................4 Glee Club........................1,2 Senior Play .......................4 LEAH ROCK Pins could always be found flying when Leah Rock was in the bowling alley. Commercial Girls' Basketball...........1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling.............................1,2 Drivers Training.....................2 Glee Club...........................1,2 Junior Play...........................3 Senior Play...........................4 Librarian........................2, 3, 4 JOHN PARIS An outdoor man from the start, John Paris liked nothing better than to go hunting. General B Team...............1 Drivers Training.......2 Senior Play............4 JUDITH WILSON Judy Wilson's hobby was drawing, to which she ap- plied all her artistic talents. Commercial Honor Society............A Vice President...........3 Treasurer................4 Band...............1,2, 3, 4 Glee Club.............1,2,3, 4 Gwinner................2, 3, 4 Annual Staff...............4 Junior Play..............3 Senior Play..............4 MYRNA ERICKSON There’s plenty of hard work in store for Mvrna Erickson, since she is planning to attend nurs- ing school. College Preparatory Band............1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading .... 2, 3, 4 Honor Society..........4 Gwinner...........2, 3, 4 Drivers Training.......2 Annual .................4 — RICHARD UNDBERG Dick Lindberq was known around Gwlnn High for his first class fan- cy driving. College Preparatory Junior Play...........................3 Senior Play...........................4 Basketball.........................3, 4 Drivers Training......................2 ’’B Team.............................2 DIANA ERICKSON A cheery smile was always forthcoming from Diana Erickson. General Girls' BasketbalL , .1,2,3,4 Bowling. 1,2 Glee Club .... 1,2 Drivers Training ., Senior Play BEVERLY ROBERTS KENNETH MORIN BARBARA ROMBACK Because she's a hard work- er, Bev Roberts will suc- ceed. Commercial Girls’ BasketbalL.l, 2, 3, 4 Librarian............3, 4 Bowling..............1,2 Drivers Training.......2 Kenny Morin, our Jazz man and class musician, has played in our band for four high school years. General B” Team...........................1 Band........................1,2, 3, 4 Junior Play........................3 Senior Play........................4 Drivers Training...................2 Barbara Romback's pep was her trademark at Gwinn High. Commercial Cheerleading.....2, 3, 4 Honor Society.........4 Glee Club.............2 Drivers Training......2 Clerical Assistant.... 1 Marching Ever Onward The non-traditional class of 1957 began its reign by initiating the freshmen with a news- paper decorated room and much scintillation—quite eccentric but stunning. This indefatigable class has taken part in every activity that Gwinn High offers. Many of the class were members of the band, basketball, baseball and track teams, the Gwinner and Annual staffs, and were also members of the glee club and the varsity cheerleading squad. In February eleven of the class were inducted into the National Honor Society. A Pep-and-Snake Dance with a bonfire added its spark to the year and placed another highlight in the seniors' career. Several seniors attended Northern Senior Day on March 11. A suspense-packed drama, House on Fallen Leaf Road, was presented by the class on April 16-17. Senior Skip Day, baccalaureate and commencement concluded the reign of the 1957 Sen- iors. We take our places among the intelligentsia, and we wish to express our sincere ap- preciation to our teachers and advisers for guiding us toward a bright future. The Paul Goodman Orchestra played in a fairyland dream. Punch was served, also glass slippers and hats were given as favors. Sept. 4 . . Sept. 11 . . . Sept. 21 . . Sept. 25 . . Sept. 27 . . . Sept. 28 . . . Sept. 28 . . . Oct. 1 2 . Oct. 4 . . . , Oct. 9 . . . . Oct. 10 . . . Oct. 11 . . . Oct. 19 . . . Oct. 31 . . . Nov. 7 8 . Nov. 16 . . Nov. 21 . . Nov. 22 23 Nov. 30 . . . Nov. 30 . . . Dec. 7 . . . Dec. 8 . . . Dec. 14 . . . Dec. 21 . . . Dec. 21 . . . Jan. 11 . . . Jan. 16 . . . Jan. 17 . . . Jan. 18 . . . Jan. 18 . . . Jan. 18 . . . Jan. 19 . . . Jan. 22 . . . Jan. 25 . . . Feb. 1 . . . , Feb. 2 ... . Feb. 8 . . . , Feb. 13 . . . Feb. 15 . . . Feb. 22 . . . Feb. 23 . . . Mar. 1 . . . Mar. 2 . . . Mar. 7,8,9 . Mar. 13 . . . Mar. 20 ... . Mar. 29 . . . April 12 . . . April 16 17 April 18 . . . April 18 . . . April 29 . . . May 3 . . . . May 8 . . . May 11 . . . May 18 . . . May 24 . . . May 28 29 May 30 . . . May 31 . . . May 31 . . . June 2 ... . June 3 4 . June 5 . . . . June 6 . . . . June 7 ... . School Calendar ....................School Begins .... The Augsburgs-1:00 p.m. . . . Class Meetings-8:10 a.m. Band Goes to K.I. Sawyer A.F.B. ..........Fish Derby-9:08 a.m. . Freshman Initiation-By Seniors ................Membership Count .... M.E.A. (School Closed) . Poster Pick-up (Fire Prevention) ..........Assembly (Grades 1-12) ..........Taflin Trio-9:00 a.m. Winners of Poster Contest go to K.I. Sawyer Air Base. ...................... First Marking Period Ends .................Halloween Party (Sophomores Dance) .....................................Junior Play ....................................... Junior Dance ...........................Basketball (Republic-Here) .............................Thanksgiving Vacation ...........................Second Marking Period Ends ............................ Basketball (Eben-there) ......................................Freshman Dance ...........................Basketball (Baraga-there) .......................Basketball (Rapid River-here) ,......................... Basketball (St. Paul-there) ...............School. Closes for Christmas Vacation .......................Basketball (Rapid River-there) ........................Duke Montague 1:00 p.m. ......................................Semester Exams ......................................Semester Exams ................................First Semester Ends .............................Basketball (Rock-there) ........................Basketball (Holy Name-here) ............................Basketball (Felch-there) ......................... Basketball (St. Paul-here) ........................Basketball (J.D. Pierce-here) ...........................Basketball (Florence-there) ....................... Basketball (Gladstone-there) ........................... Honor Society Induction .............................Basketball (Eben-here) .......................................Senior Dance ..........................Basketball (Powers-here) ............................Fourth Marking Period Ends ............................. Basketball (Baraga-here) .....................District Basketball Tournament ...................................Spelling B -i2:45 ................................De Yip Loo-1:00 p.m. ................................. . . . Junior Dance ........................... Fifth Marking Period Ends .........................................Senior Play .....................................Easter Vacation ....................................Sophomore Dance ....................................School Re-opens ........................................Junior Prom .......................................Band Concert .................................District Track Meet ...................................U.P. Track Meet ...................................Awards Assembly ....................................... Senior Exams ..........................Memorial Day (School Closed) ......................................Senior Skip Day ......................................Class Picnics ..................................... Baccalaureate .........................................Final Exams .....................................Commencement ..................................Final Report Cards ..................................School Closes Sponsored By PALM BOTTLED GAS COMPANY Negaunee, Michigan 19 NO THOI GHT OF TIME OR WEATHER, HEARTS FILLED WITH HOPE AND ECSTACY; OFFICERS: Pres. - M. Sather, V. Pres. - A. Durocher, Sec'y. - M. Storti, Treas. - A. Mannlnen. Juniors Now Ready to Advance Having passed through the first two years with flying colors, the Juniors have acquired poise and scholastic stability. Their play, Grandma's Best Years , and their prom Neptune's Court , were both very successful. CAMERA SHY: Jerome Johnson, Gerome Armattl, Carol Catto. Carol Catto Marilyn Ahtl Rosemary Colombo Daniel Fleury George Ferguson Nina Ketola Jerry Vertanen Donna Connors Joan O'Ambrosio Lester Martin Nancy Ghiardi Sandra Dittrich Alfred Durocher Judith Romback Judith Mannula Earl Copley Janice Kroncich Jeanette Ontto Marian Frallck Donald Anderson Jean VanElsacker Micheal Storti Anita Manninen a- Oscar Saari Karolyn Yelle Marjorie Noel Irene Palesotti Jeanette Doyen Richard Koski ? Confident. We March Onward The Sophomores have reached the second plateau in their high school education. They have Annette Gregg much more confidence now as Sandra Morin compared to when they were Vernan Noel Freshmen. The Sophomores have given a swell dance as well as an invig- orating pep meeting. Camera Shy: Linda Green, David Lilly, Erroll Steen, Marvin Randall. OFFICERS: Pres. - Bill Koski, Vice Pres. - Paul St. Andre, Sec'y. “ Gary Nyquist, Treas. - Fred Charles. Bethel Nordeen Gary Nyquist Marcella Russell Mary Armattl Martin Bogetto Theresa Bollero Dolores Branam Fred Charles Darlene Connors Nancy Wills Louis Zanettl Wallace Alexander Marilyn Dilllnger Ernie Gour Audrey Houghton Jane Delmont Donna Dilllnger Clemert Doyen ■■ Mary Jo Fleury Sharon Gauthier Donald Gour Judith Henderson Sharon Jurvelin William Koski Barney Houghton Paul Ketola Robert Lang Tom Miller Kerry Noel Richard Ontto Richard Paquette Ronald Pariseau Jessie Quantz Veronica Rock Patricia Romans Howard Setter Norma Larson John Lawrence Faye Martin Paul St Betty Steele Dorothy Westman Oh! What Fun... That First Year Officers: Pres. - P. Wheeler, V. Pres. - P. Muehrcke, Sec'y. - S. Dittrich, T eas. - T. Sayen. Their faces a little awed and worried, the CAMERA SHY: green Freshmen entered onto the threshold of S. Ahtl their first year in high school. H. DeGroot The Freshmen were eager to prove that they P. Muehrcke were capable of learning to the fullest extent L. Pleaugh of their knowledge and of being a success at whatever they strived. Charlotte Anderson Nell Armattl Marlene Babcock Caroline Bailey Charles Blanck Nancy Borden Loretta Kroncich James LaChance Robert Martonen Richard Buxton Micheal Catto Denial Cazzanigi Sandra Morin Audrey Nordeen Barbara Olen Sharon Dittrich Ruth Dorlot Catherine Dorr Thomas Pellow Glenn Phillips Lorraine Pleaugh Daniel Doyens Louise Durcher Gary Erickson Katherine Riopelle Edward Sather Kay Sauer Grace Ann Flaherty Craig Fosterling Raymond Fosterling Terry Sayen Eileen Sharkey Peter Storti Helen Gauthier James Ghiardi Ilene Heikinen Frederic Swetkis Patsy Vallier Peter Vercellino James Hurkman Maxine Kanerva Sheila Ketola Enthusiastic, We Are Ready to Begin After successfully jumping all the hurdles of knowledge in the seventh grade, the students entered the eighth grade eager to learn all they could. They did this with enthusiasm and eagerness, and are ready to earn the title of Freshmen. Camera Shy: Thomas Pell, Duane Willig, Terry Woos ley Officers: Pres. - Kristine O'berti, Vice Pres. - Gerry Mae Robare, Sec'y. - Dennis John Erickson, Treas. - Dennis Jack Erickson. Harry Knudson Larry Koski Robert Koski Caroline Bianchi Barbara Boogren Patricia Ann Broden Ted Martonen Karen Meni Joe Mlnelli LaVerne Carrier Geraldine Charles Carol Copley Betty Nelson Mavis Ketola Kristin O'Berti Dennis John Erickson Dennis Jack Erickson Christine Filizetti Gerry Mae Robare Bernard Ramile Ivan Soyring James Filizetti Max Frallck Gloria Gauthier James Storti Carol Roberts Lee Setter Kay Ghiardi Carolyn Ghirard Dennis Helin June Soyring Sandra Taccollni Lois Valeskl Judith Hutchins Lila Hutchins Jacqueline Hytinen ______ Louis VanElsacker Steven Wills Dennis Zanettl A Look of Knowledge and Ambition fa Officers: Pres. - Robert Stein, Vice Pres. - Beverly St. Aubin, Sec'y. - Ross Nelson, Treas. - Tom Nordeen, Reporter - William Nordeen. The sevenin grade of 57 entered high school in September with a fright- ened look on their faces. Now the frightened look is gone, and in its place is one of knowledge, character, and ambition. Through their adjustments and studying, the seventh grade class has proven itself an important addition to the student body. Camera Shy: Robert Clausen, William Noel, Eugene Pepin, Catherine Weber, Joe Erickson, Robert Steen, Foster Piekarski, Bryon Filizetti, Tom Gregory. Pat Armatti Steven Barrett Robert Barrett Sara Maki James Manninen Thomas Manninen Barbara Berglund Fred Blanck Anita Bruce Elroy McLoed Glenn Minzey Ross Nelson John Cohen Dennis Danl Rita DeGroat Tom Nordeen William Nordeen Diana Ontto Howard Dorr Bonnie Filizetti Bronwyn Garrett Katherine Pleaugh Dale Roberto Stella Rock Gary Gobert Dennis Henderson Kenneth Heikkinen Karen Sather Beverly St. Aubin David Steele Anthony Kroncich Gall Johnson Nora Ketola Sandy Sutter Gary Turner Bonnie Usher r ifcr'v Victory is Our Aim LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Muehrcke, T. Sayen, G. Erickson, M. Catto, M. Stortl, J. Vertanen, G. Ferguson, D. Hytinen, R. Llndberg, P. Vercellino, J. Ghiardi. Gwinn 57 Republic Gwinn 70 Eben Gwinn 65 Baraga Gwinn 58 Rapid River Gwinn 46 St. Paul Gwinn 77 Houghton Gwinn 52 Rapid River Gwinn 47 Rock Gwinn 72 Holy Name Gwinn 56 Fetch Gwinn 46 St. Paul Gwinn 77 Pierce Gwinn 81 Florence Gwinn 52 Gladstone Gwinn 75 Eben Gwinn 68 Rock Gwinn 68 Powers Gwinn TOURNAMENT SCORES 80 Baraga Tuesday: Gwinn Friday: 84 Felch Gwinn 62 St. Paul 44 58 81 51 72 86 64 60 79 57 71 82 91 78 64 58 84 65 61 75 27 MR. ERICKSON In the few spare minutes he has, Mr. Erickson just likes to relax or sing to himself down in the coach- es room. His favorite song is We'll Win Forever —Being coach of three teams and ninth grade class adviser really makes his first year as instructor at Gwinn a busy one. 28 MIKE STORTI 5' 10 DARRYL HYTINEN 5 9 T= --- COACH ERICKSON A task without vision is drudgery; a vision without a task is a dream; a task with a vision is a victory. JERRY VERTANEN 6' 1 EVAN VERCELLINO 5' 10- JIMMY GHIARDI 5' 4 TERRY SAYEN 5’ 3 MICHEAL CATTO 5' 10 1 2 We Fought to the End FRONT ROW: Left to Right; P. St. Andre, P. Wheeler, G.-Nyquist, P. Storti, M. Wheeler. BACK ROW: R. Martonen, D. Cazzaniggi, C. Blanck, M. Boggetto, C. Fosterling, J. LaChance. Gwinn 22 Gwinn 29 Gwinn 44 Gwinn 27 Gwinn 35 Gwinn 44 Gwinn 41 Gwinn 37 Gwinn 30 Gwinn 30 Gwinn 17 Gwinn 29 Gwinn 34 Gwinn 41 Gwinn 52 Gwinn 28 Gwinn 49 Republic 36 Eben 57 Baraga 36 Rapid River 52 St. Paul 38 Houghton 60 Rapid River 43 Rock 53 Holy Name 54 Felch 33 St. Paul 35 J. D. Pierce 33 Gladstone 88 Eben 40 Rock 50 Powers 26 Baraga 64 31 Junior High... The Team of Tomorrow FRONT ROW: Left to Right; R. Koski, D. Erickson, D. Erickson, T. Nordeen, D. Roberto. SECOND ROW: D. Dani, J. Storti, B. Filizettl, J. Fiiizetti, T. Martonen, L. Koski, M. Fralick, J. Minelll, A. Kroncich, S. Wills. Gwinn 36 Howard 48 Gwinn 31 St. Paul 22 Gwinn 41 St. John 44 Gwinn 40 Negaunee 30 Gwinn 61 National Mine 41 Gwinn Tournament Game 50 St. Micheal's 35 Gwinn 43 St. John 45 Track Team Showed Promise The prospects for track are better than last year although we lost several good point- getters, namely: Bob Larson, Paul Cazzaniggi, and David Wills. We expect to build the team around six letter winners who are Ed Bruce, Connie Bruce, Don Nyquist, Dan Girard, Kerry Noel and Richard Koski. Others who showed promise last year are Bill Koski, Tom Lang, and Wally Alexander. The team hopes to improve its record of last year when we placed second to Eben in the regional meet. 32 FIRST ROW: Left to Right; C. Anderson, N. Storti, J. D’Ambrosie, S. Dittrich, B. Olen, N. Ketola, R. Derlot, K. Sodermark. SECOND ROW: S. Dittrich, Y. Heric, L. Kroncich, M. Kanerva, B. Roberts, J. Kroncich, M. Sather, E. Sharkey. THIRD ROW: N. Ghlardi, J. Ontto. ABSENT: L. Rock, D. Erickson, R. Colombo. These Girls Are Always on the Vim.... Trying Very Hard to Win! MRS. CORAN Why are Gwinn's cheerleaders tops ? Ask Mrs. Coran, she directs them. Be- ing manager of the candy sales at the bas- ketball games, seventh grade class advisor, and manager of girls' basketball and cheer- ing squad keep her quite busy. 33 CLOCKWISE: B. Romback, K. Sauer, M. Erickson, M. Kanerva, M. Fleury, L. Kroncich, P. Larson, A. Nordeen, G. Flaherty, K. Riopelle. CHEERING COACH: Mrs. Coran. MARY JO FLEURY A Jump-A Spin- Another Win PAT LARSON CLOCKWISE: K. Riopelle, B. Romback, K. Sauers, M. Erickson, M. Kanerva, M. Fleury, L. Kroncich, P. Larson, G. Flaherty, A. Nordeen. 34 The three-act comedy. Grandma's Best Years, was presented by the Juniors on November 7-8, under the direction of Mrs. Flaherty. The play took place in the Abbott living room, with Mrs. Abbott trying to enter high so- ciety by planning a week-end party for high-class guests. The plans backfired when Cousin Oscar turned out to be a wanted criminal. But with the help of Gram and her trusty shotgun, a happy solution was worked out, while the audience roared with laughter over the actions of the Abbott family. They also enjoyed A1 Moe Brown, who entertained between acts. The Cast Mrs. Abbott.. Sadie......... Joyce Abbott.. Marion Abbott Dottie Morgan Willie Abbott. Shorty....... Jim Meyerson. Rosemary Colombo .... Nancy Ghiardi ... Sandra Dittrich .. Joan D'Ambrosio ......Nina Ketola ......Mike Storti .. .Alfred Durocher .... Jerry Vertanen Gram......... Patch......... Mabel........ Bubbles ..... Mrs. Carlson. Miss Quelch . Edwin Carlson Cousin Oscar. .. Janice Kroncich .......Dan Fleury Jean Van Elsacker ... Judy Maunula ... .Mavis Sather ... Jeanette Ontto .... Richard Koski . .Donald Nyquist Director Mrs. Flaherty FIRST ROW: Left to Right; Robert Steen, Steven Banrett, Dale Roberto, Sandy Sutter, Howard Dorr. SECOND ROW: Mlcheal Macario, Fred Blanck, William Noel, Tom Manninen, Bill Nordeen. 35 BUT THE THINGS FOR WHICH WE STRIVE ARE HONOR HAPPINESS And what to my wondering eyes did Mr. Wills says, Man is adaptable. appear ? MR. REILLY Being a specialist in writing job appli- cations as well as weight lifting (Gabriel Heatter's competitor) and a fanatic on cur- rent events, has prepared Mr. Reilly for any- thing. During his first year in GHS, he has been eighth grade class advisor. MR. MILJOUR Math is his favorite subject. Is it yours ? He is busy at all times being the eighth grade class advisor, in charge of stage settings for the junior and senior plays, timekeeper at the basketball games and track coach. Should You Be in Doubt- lxE-d R%R- j .«ptiiT 38 MR. PARIS Building houses when he's resting seems to be his lot------ his next project will probably be building the bridge across the straits . He manages to keep him- self quite busy with his extra ac- tivities such as junior class ad- viser, driver training, prom com- mittee and fixing this and that. 39 MRS. BROWN Teaching English is her job, but her favorite subject is study hall, seventh period ? ? ? ? Being the seventh grade class adviser and ticket seller at the basket- ball has kept her busy during her first year at Gwinn High. MRS. MUEHRCKE Being home economics teacher, it's on- ly fair to say, she loves to cook! !! When not cooking food, she is cooking up some good ideas for the junior class and prom. Selling tickets at basketball games and be- ing on the PTA lunch committee helps take up her time. Tomorrow’s Homemakers 40 FIRST ROW: Left to Right; E. Roberts, M. Armattl, N. Wills, N. Larson, M. Fleury, A. Houghton. SECOND ROW: S. Morin, J. Delmont, J. Quantz, p. Muehrcke, P. Romans, F. Marlin, T. Bollero. THIRD ROW: J. VanElsacker, B. Roberts, D. Muehrcke, M. Boggetto, S. Gauthier, G. Nyquist, S. Dittrich. WHEN REPORT CARD DAY ARRIVED, STUDENTS OFTEN WERE DEPRIVED, OF THEIR CARD BECAUSE IT LAY IN THE LIBRARY WITH DUES TO PAY. MRS. FLAHERTY The junior play adviser, sophomore adviser, and ticket seller at basketball games is a typical librarian at heart. '■$',, ; MRS. HAYNES Her commercialists are a happy group. It's a pleasure to watch the speedy progress of the Annual and Gwinner. Being Journalism, Annual, Gwinner, and Honor Society advis- er, besides being responsible for all pro- grams, selling tickets at basketball games and assistant sophomore adviser, doesn't give her too much time at home. ALWAYS WORKING —NEVER STOPS NO WONDER HER STUDENTS ARE THE TOPS v - fo FRONT ROW: Left to Right; J. Wilson, Artist; M. Erickson, Adv. Manager; Y. Heric, Business Manager; A. Johnson, Editor; P. Larson and N. Stortl, Clr. Managers; S. Dittrich, Ass't. Editor. CENTER ROW: J. Ontto, A. Manninen, J. Kroncich, D. Flury, C. Bruce, A. Durocher, Reporters. J. Romback, J. VanElsacker, M. Ahtl, Reporters. ANNUAL MEETS DEADLINE NNEfl TO 8E DEVOTED '0 ENTIRE SCHOOL HOUSE ON FALLEN LEAF ROAD RESENTED 3Y SENIORS MIMEOGRAPHER - JUDY NOEL Sife ' FRONT ROW: Left to Right; M. Armattl, B. Olen, G. Flaherty, L. Green, T. Bollero, C. Anderson, A. Gregg. CENTER ROW: S. Gauthier, B. Nordeen, S. Morin, L. Zanetti, K. Sauer, N. Ketola, R. Colombo. BACK ROW: N. Wills, S. Dittrich, D. Connors, W. Koski, M. Sather, J. Henderson, S. Ahti. 43 FRONT ROW: Left to Right; E. Roberts, B. Romback, P. Larson, N. Storti, M. Erickson, J. Noel. BACK ROW: L. Fleury, Y. Heric, A. Johnson, J. Wilson, S. Gauthier, Mrs. Haynes. Eleven G. H. S. Seniors Inducted Into Gwinn Chapter of N. H. S. Gwinn High School has been enrolled in the National Honor Society since 1947. To wear the society's pin a student must, in the eyes of the faculty, satisfy four requir- ments—scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The upper-third of the Senior Class is eligible for membership. The Formal Induction and Candle Lighting Service of members was held on February 13, and Dr. Wilbur West from NMC was the guest speaker. A luncheon was served for the new members, their parents, and the faculty. The NHS conducted a Spelling Bee on March 13, presented perfect attendance awards, and held a reunion banquet. Essential to Education It's time to go home, 3:36! Left to Right; C. Hedstrom, E. Anderson, R. Ell, C. Contois. Our Janitors Are On Left to Right; Mrs. Kroncich, Mrs. Bogetto, Mrs. Bond and SHIRLEY FINLEY Mrs. Javy. Always Work, Sometimes Fun .. A Secretary's Work Is Never Done. 45 A Cook's Day is Never Done--Tasty Meals For Everyone. HCP, HEP, HEP, THREE CHEERS TOR OUR GWINN HIGH, VOICES RING; HEP, HEP, HEP, JUST SEE THE COLORS TLY, WHILE WE SING; FLUTES G. Flaherty CLARINETS D. Nyquist C. Catto N. Stortl N. Ketola C. 0'Berti K. Sauer A. Nordeen S. Maki C. Fllizettl B. Berglund J. Soyring P. Muehrcke M. Catto ALTO SAX N. Wills G. Robare M. Kanerva B. Boogren BARITONE SAX R. Colombo TENOR SAX L. Green N. Ketola CORNETS K. Morln D. Hytlnen Rooty Toot Toot, Tummy Turn Turn, When the Band’s Around, We All Have Fun! An organization which holds the admiration of everyone, duly deserving its fine name, is our Gwinn High School band. Hard work is the number one aspect for achievement, and the band members and Mr. Bennetts are certainly to be commended on this. The band had a busy schedule this year of playing for basketball games, attending the Band Festival in Iron Mountain, giving its annual Spring Concert, and playing for Graduation. MR. BENNETTS Playing the piano and reading books about the Civil war are the two things that Mr. Bennetts enjoys besides teaching. There seems little correlation between the two, but who knows, maybe General Grant played the piano, too. He is often found in the band room giving section rehearsals. Besides directing the band at all the home basketball games, he has taken the band and glee club out of Gwinn for perfor- mances. He is also the freshman class adviser. 47 FRENCH HORNS BARITONE J. Ghiardl A. Durocher J. D' Ambrosio M. Sather T. Sayen A. Kroncich N. Ghiardl S. Morin T. Nordeen T. Martonen E. Sharkey M. Fralick TROMBONES H. Knudsen M. Erickson J. Wilson D. Erickson S. Wills BASS E. Roberts G. Nyquist L. Zanetti PERCUSSION A. Johnson J. Maunula P. Vercelllno' C. Blanchl J. Lawrence Glad Tidings We Shall Always Bring, When Together We All Sing LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Kanerva, G. Flaherty, S. Dittrich, C. Anderson, M. Sather, S. Mcrin, K. Sauer, C. Catto, A. Nordeen, P. Larson, J. Blomqulst, J. Wilson, S. Morin, N. Wills, J, Maunula. ACCOMPANIST - E. Roberts. 48 Music plays a very important part in the life of a student in Gwinn High School. We are proud of our Glee Club which is under the direction of Mr. Bennetts. Composed of fifteen girls of grades 9-12, the Glee Club provides music for the Spring Band Concert, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. Sponsored by LORD'S OUTFITTING pOMPA FOURTEEN STUDENTS HONORED AT K. I. SAWYER AIR BASE Fourteen Poster Winners of Gwlnn School were honored by the Air Base on October 11, for Fire Prevention Week. Mrs. Flaherty accompanied the follow- ing winners: Dick Zanetti, Judy Wrate, Leonard Wrate, Diana Baker, Billy Garnett, Mary Pellow, Paul Tbusignant, Ann Pellow, Billy Nordeen, Gloria Gauthier, Kay Sauer, Donna Dillinger, Irene Palesotti, Judy Wilson. A tour was made of the base which was very interesting. Following our tour came dinner, with everything imaginable to eat, served cafeteria style. In the latter part of the day an entertaining demonstration was put on by the fire squad, in our honor. All in all, everyone had an extremely wonderful day. Sponsored by GUSTAFSON BROTHE RS Gwinn, Michigan r w vv 14,1V1 n, LL1 IttIS UUK IV1UTTU BL, VUJTUKY, FIRST ROW: Left to Right; C. Bush, R. Strohm, J. Roberts. SECOND ROW: J. Muehrcke, J. Zanettl, M. Schoen, J. Salo. THIRD ROW: M. Muller, J. Ussher, P. Hocking, J. Fralick. FOURTH ROW: A. Sharkey, P. Macario, L. Roberts, R. Doriot, A. Pellow. STANDING: P. Fleury, P. Wilson, J. St. Andre, L. Steen, R. Sayen, W. Copley, D. Zanettl, M. Valella, J. Negrinelli, W. Hurdman, N. Ketola, M. Sodermark. 57 FIRST ROW: Left to Right; R. Delmont, K. Powers, B. Baumann, L. Soyring, N. Barrett, D. Armatti, R, Phillips. SECOND ROW: R. O'Berti, S. Peterson, C. Kolehmainen, S. Sather, N. Ussher, R. Hutchens, L. Ramile, J. St Aubln, S. Branam. THIRD ROW: B. Filizetti, R. Setter, R. Erickson, P. La Chance, J. Blanck, R. Sauer, S. Sather, J. Wallmakl, P. Touslgnant, N. Dorlot, D. Anderson. ABSENT: C. Hellin, L. Peterson. Catherine Dolf received her B. A. from NMC and her M.A. from the U. of Mich, under Elementary Supervision. She has taught at GHS for 10 years, was Social Chairman of PTA for 56-57, and helped to sell tickets at basket- ball games. She has sponsored a J.A.C. Club whose aim is good citizenship, learning par- limentary procedures and pro- gram planning. 58 FIRST ROW: Left to Right; R. Winter, R. Ketola, S. Nordeen, T. Gauthier, R. Gobert, S. Pietila, D. Novak, J. Wills. SECOND ROW: D. Delmont, N. Zanettl, K. Columbo, J. Fallon, V. Koskl, G. Carrier, R. Copley, R. Copley, L. Oien, L. Rock. THIRD ROW: L. Lindberg, P. Copley, M. Pellow, D. Lawrence, M. Blanchi, B. King, P. Paris, P. Anderson, B. La Frenlere, M. Horrocks, R. Strohm, M. Morin, S. Barrett. Ann Fassbender has taught at GHS for two years. She has a Life Certificate and has sold tickets at basketball games. 59 4 FIRST ROW: Left to Right; B. Wlrate, B. Garrett, D. McLeod, P. Suess, J. Barrett, L. Rock, D. Anderson. SECOND ROW: S. St Aubin, M. Armatti, C. Phillips, G. Schoen, J. Saurdini, J. Erickson, D. Copley, D. Keskimakl. THIRD ROW: J. Foress, M. Melby, C. Vallier, E. Soullier, S. Wheeler, O. Valima, B. Muehrcke, J. Jungheim, M. Ghiardl. ABSENT: S. Hutchens, B. Woosley, K. Hendstrom, J. Sarasin, D. Gauthier, R. Westman. Paul Muehrcke, a graduate of NMC with a Bachelor of Science Degree, has taught twenty-three years at GHS. He has been timekeeper at basketball games and is an active member in the Junior Sportsmen. 60 FIRST ROW: Left to Right; A. Wlrate, L. Kangas, L. Bailey, D. Bush, B. La Chance, D. Delmont. SECOND ROW D. Germain, D. Hutchens, J. Doriot, D. Keskimaki, D. Floyd, M. Baumann, K. Gobert, R. Judice. THIRD ROW L. Hocking, F. Erickson, D. Fillzettl, P. Miljour, W. Ayotte, D. Anderson, L. Wiate, M. Beltrame. ABSENT G. Connors, J. Ketola, D. Arrlere. Annette Nelson has been a mem- ber of the GHS faculty for thir- teen years. She is a graduate of Western State College and has sold tickets at basketball games. 61 FIRST ROW: Left to Right; W. Peterson, C. Nordeen, R. Winter, L. Strohm, A. Peterson, M. Powers, L. Roberts. SECOND ROW: C. Tooies, D. Meni, D. .Sharkey, G. Vallier, J. Sorgee, W. Clements, W. Carroll, J. Vercoe. THIRD ROW: S. Davies, S. Martin, R. Pell, P. Anderson, B. Morin, B. Suardlni, B. Valima, E. Meshigaud, R. Romback. ABSENT: D. Baker, K. Pelkola. Minnie Swanson has taught two years at GHS. She is a gradu- ate from NMC and has a Bach- elor of Science Degree. She has sold tickets at basketball games. 62 FIRST ROW: Left to Right; K. Romback, G. Bodenus, M. Plekarskl, J. Veazey, J. Davies, P. Rock, L. St. Aubin, P. Armatu, J. Marjomakl. SECOND ROW: D. Anderson, W. Nelson, P. Blanchl, J. Macarlo, M. Meshlgaud, V. Olen, S. Junghelm, K. Horrocks, G. Roberts, W. Rautio, T. Ussher. THIRD ROW: J. Wtate, P. Blanchl, S. Dozzi, L. Bennetts, G. Hutchens, G. Soyring, J. Pletiia, B. Colombo, G. FlllzetU, B. StorU, C. Goodman, M. Negrlnelll. ABSENT: L. Wiltette, C. Baker, J. Peterson, P. Cohan, K. Roberts, M. Anderson. Norma Maki has spent two years at GHS. She has a Bachelor of Science Degree from NMC and has sold tickets at basketball games. 63 1 FIRST ROW: Left to Right; R. Wtete, D. Bailey, D. Phillips, E. Floyd, J. St. Aubln. SECOND ROW: J. Piekarskl, L. Carroll, S. Anderson, B. Goodman, D. Catto, R. Zanetti, D. Umbarger. THIRD ROW: J. Sather, M. Mussatto, J. Collins, L. Barrett, T. Tooles, S. GhiringheUi, L. Ghiringhelll. ABSENT: P. Boogren, L. Setter. Helmi Paulson graduated from Duluth State Teacher's College with a Life Certificate. She has taught ten years in GHSand sold tickets at basketball games. 64 FIRST ROW: Left to Right; R. Girard, J. Byron, S. Winters, R. Rock, N. Lindberg. SECOND ROW: J. Peterson, J. Me Leod, C. Hedstrom, M. Martin, J. Oja, K. Peterson, B. Valeski. THIRD ROW: P. Anderson, A. Paris, P. Thurston, L. Zoppetti, R. Ellman, G. Nyquist. M. Miljour, S. Germain. ABSENT: N. Peterson. FRONT TABLE: J. Arrieri, M. Pellow, D. Racine, J. Soyring. CENTER TABLES: J. Ayotte, J. Egerton, R. St Aubin, V. Erickson, P. Koski, C. Trombly. BACK TABLE: R. Kangas, L. Delmont, P. Hutchens, D. Phillips, D. Judici, R. Stortl, S. Barbrire. ABSENT: L. Boogren, A. Baker, D. Morin. Kindergarten Marie Sauer graduated from NMC with a Bachelor of Science Degree and has taught thirteen years at GHS. She has sold tickets at basketball games. FIRST ROW: Left to Right; P. Anderson, C. Doriot, C. Piekarskl, Q. Martin, P. Vallma, D. Hytinen, K. Pietila, G. Bodenus, C. Girard. SECOND ROW: V. Suardini, P. Ontto, S. Rock, L. Flllzetti, J. Vecellio, D. Anderson, S. Barrett, C. Larson, M. Colombo, J. Nelson. ABSENT: P. Vallela, R. Salo, M. Gustafson, R. Dozzi, V. Armattl, R. Larson. The Clevland-Cliffs Iron Company Salutes The Class of 1957. Ishpeming, Michigan Aerial view of the new Pelletizing Plant at Eagle Mills, Negaunee, Michigan 67 Compliments Of SATHER'S GENERAL STORE Fishing Tackle Ammunition Groceries Meats Notary Public - U.S. Post Office Hunting Fishing Licenses Phone DI-6-9949 Carl Sather, Proprietor Princeton Michigan 69 Gw inn Michigan SUESS'S SUPER MARKET Your Shopping Headquarters Dry Goods And Hardware Groceries and Meats Gwinn, Michigan THE GWINN STATE SAVINGS BANK INSURANCE GENERAL BANKING MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION W. Gossard Co. YOUTHFUL LINE OF BEAUTY Phone DI 6-5406 Gwinn, Michigan DI 6-9271 Gwinn, Michigan Consolidated Fuel Lumber Company 72 GATELY'S The Home Of Cheerful Credit Men's and Women's Clothing Main and Pearl Streets Floor Covering Furniture Ishpeming, Michigan BROWN'S V. Suardini, Proprietor Meats, Vegetables And Fruits Dry Goods And Notions Gas And Oil Phone DI 6-9933 Little Lake, Michigan Gauthier Dairy SKANDIA, MICHIGAN Umpy's Service Station Phone DI 6-9902 Gwinn, Michigan 7.4 Compliments of Your Friendly Avon Representative - Mrs. Chaput Avon Products Gwinn Oil Company r ® ] John Duca, Proprietor Q V O K 1 Phc :ie DI 6-5341 'v V A If Phone DI 6-9939 I 3 Gwinn, Michigan Gwinn, Michigan Specializing In Italian Baked Goods Vincent’s Jewelry Home Bakery William Elaine Roos, Proprietors Jewelry Watch Repair Newspapers Magazines New Swanzy, Michigan Gwinn, Michigan Your Friendly Standard Oil Man Don Nyquist Paul Novack’s Store Phdne DI 6-9292 Phone DI 6-9922 Gwinn, Michigan Little Lake, Michigan Ghiardi’s Grocery Clothing For The Entire Family Phone DI 6-9263 Froberg’s Variety New Swanzy, Michigan New Swanzy, Michigan Mining Journal Company, WDMJ Broadcasting Station - Phone CA 6-352 4 WDMJ-TV - Phone CA 6-352 4 249 W. Washington Street Marquette, Michigan Hearty Congratulations To The Class of 1957 The Future Leaders Of Our Communities. Mussatto's Service Station Gwinn, Michigan 76 Ishpeming, Michigan Red Owl Store Johnson’s Store 'V ’ GROCERIES - GAS - OIL (o d SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT UNITED STATES POST OFFICE Y Phone WI 2-3325 Marquette, Michigan Carlshend, Michigan Marquette County's Leading Store Carroll Motor Supply In Men's And Women's Ready-To- Complete Machine Shop Wear Shoes And Accessories Motor Rebuilding, All Makes Genuine Replacement Parts For Getz’s Cars - Trucks - Tractors 321 S. Front Street Phone CA 6-3561 CA 6-3541 Marquette, Michigan 218 S. Front Street 110 Canda HU 6-4474 Marquette, Michigan Ishpeming, Michigan Smith Smith Best Of Luck To The Seniors Of 1957 Fine Wallpapers Paints Of The Best Quality Ed Mussato General Trucking Elton B. Carlson, Proprietor Oil CA 6-8621 Phone DI 6-5343 207 W. Washington Marquette, Michigan Gwinn, Michigan 77 78 DONCKERS Marquette, 139 West Washington Street Michigan Phone DI 6-9913 Gwinn, Michigan SWANSON'S FUNERAL HOME PHONE CA 6-3221 926 NORTH THIRD STREET MARQUETTE, MICHIGAN 80 The Fear Of God Is The Beginning of Wisdom. Prov. 9:10 Erickson The Radio-Television Lighthouse Motorola General Electric Christian Bookstore 107 N. Fourth Street 112 N. Third Street Phone CA 6-7381 Marquette, Michigan Marquette, Michigan Bibles-Books-Gifts Strohm’s Eat Shop Mason’s and Jewelry Service Station Watchmaker And Jeweler 206 Cleveland Avenue New Swanzy, Michigan Ishpeming, Michigan Cronin’s Pharmacy Tiffany c Camera cu Shop Amateur Finishing And Supplies 344 Iron Street Graduation Portraits Phone GR 5-6151 Phone CA 6-7031 225 W. Washington Street Negaunee, Michigan Marquette, Michigan Symons 0011 SymonS propriet°r Maki’s Shoe Hardware Electrical Plumbing Supplies Moore's Paints Housewares And Giftwares Phone GR 5-6521 Repair 330 Iron Street Negaunee, Michigan Negaunee, Michigan [ Eman Shoe Store Popular Priced Footwear 116 Cleveland Avenue Ishpeming, Michigan Phone HU 6-6571 Sayens Store New Swanzy Michigan Phone DI6-5356 For Clothes You Like To Wear- At Prices You Want To Pay Evelyn’s 104 Front Street Phone HU 6-8651 MHflCly Ishpeming, Michigan SIlOPPG Beauchamp’s Camera Shop and Studio PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES Portraits - Candid Weddings 124 N. Third Street Marquette Michigan Phone CA 6-7931 The Men’s Store CLOTHES FOR LAD And DAD 219 S. Front Street Marquette, Michigan Phone CA 6-8321 Stafford Drug Co. THE REXALL STORE 120 S. Front Street Marquette, Michigan - STOP And SHOP - Lowenstein’s A Department Store Where SMART THINGS Come From! 334 Iron Street Negaunee, Michigan The Children’s Store We'll Dress The From Heaven To Seven and On. 314 Iron Street Negaunee, Michigan Phone GR 5-6281 82 Ladies' - Children Ready-To-Wear Millinery-Furs Dubinsky’s 204 S. Main Street Phone HU 6-4551 Ishpeming, Michigan For Perfection Printing Call Pellow Printing Co. C 318 Iron Street J GR 5-9431 Negaunee, Michigan Lutey’s Greenhouses Upper Michigan's Leading Jewelry (TL, m Flowers-ByWire Jean’s Jewelry MM Phone CA 6-32 41 oj? yfy Negaunee, Marquette 118 S. Front Street 'V GR 5-9211 CA 6-6575 Marquette, Michigan Shop And Save At I G A Lofberg’s Men's and-Boys' Clothing Jaegar’s IGA Shoes and Furnishings f Peter Shoes East Division ( ,‘ At First Street fS?5 '( Ball-Band Rubbers I Hunting And Fishing License r Wv? Ishpeming, Michigan Watson, Michigan 83 ALTMANNS 122 N. Third Street Marquette, Michigan The The Fashion Center For Women's Wear Vogue 147 W. Washington Street Phone CA 6-3191 Marquette, Michigan Pharmacy James John Erspamer 221 W. Washington Street Phone CA 6-3712 Marquette, Michigan Tire Retread Company Tires Retreaded And Repaired 333 W. Washington Street None Too Large None Too Small Phone CA 6-3291 Many Designs To Choose From Marquette, Michigan Congratulations To The Seniors Of 1957 Pendill Pharmacy Shop In Marquette's Finest Drug Store Cor. Front And Washington Streets Prescriptions And Cosmetics Our Specialty Phone CA 6-3564 Marquette, Michigan 85 l i. 314 S. Front Street Marquette, Michigan Dallas Cleaners Grill 901 N. Third Street u M Phone CA 6-7971 BIG BOY HAMBURGERS Marquette, Michigan Tinetti Company HOMEMADE BREAD AND PASTRY Steelcote Paints Clarke Floor Maintenance Equipment Sweet Goods Shoppe Sanitary Chemicals Brooms - Brushes - Mops - Pails 1112 N. Third Street 603 North Third Street Phone CA 6-7529 Marquette, Michigan Marquette, Michigan Guizzetti’s Hardware Smartwear Nelson Paint And Super Kern-Tone LADIES SPECIALTY SHOP 533 West Iron Street 412 No. Third Street Marquette, Michigan Negaunee, Michigan Open Wed. And Fri. Evening Till 9 P. M. Firestone TIRE 6ALES AND SUPPLY Phone CA 6-2503 211 S. Front Street Marquette Linoleum Tile Company CARPETS AND RUGS 313 South Front Street Marquette, Michigan Marquette, Michigan 86 JOHNSON'S QUALITY DRUG STORES WALGREEN AGENCY Miracle Circle HU 6-4443 Marquette Ishpeming Phone CA 6-6556 Phone HU 6-8641 COMPLIMENTS OF Koskey Funeral Home 106 W. MAIN STREET 87 NEGAUNEE, MICHIGAN qO( ■O OR 4? OUR QUALITY NEVER VARIES ”‘f HI-VI MILK ca“q-7 e NORTHERN ll DAIRY COMPANY MILK that tastes like LftfcAM LICENSE NO 1 88