Gwinn High School - Gwinner Yearbook (Gwinn, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1964 volume:

Onward we march together. Faithful we will ever be; No thought of time or weather. Hearts filled with hope and ecstasy Bravely we'll fight our battles, Happily we'll meet success; But the things for which we strive Are honor and happiness. Dedication 4 Activities--------------------9 Academic-------------------25 Athletics------------------65 Organizations--------------77 Advertising----------------93 Dedication In appreciation of Mr. William G. Garrett’s efforts in making Gwinn High a better school, academically, physically, and in spirit, the Gwinner staff dedicates the 1964 Gwinner to him. Due to the location of his office in the past, Mr. Garrett has not been known to many of the senior high students. Now that his work takes place in our building the student body will have the opportunity to know him better and to appreciate his efforts, as have those who have talked and worked with him. 4 Board of Education (left to right): Will- iam Marjomaki, Pres.; Brideson Wills, Asst. Supt.; Russell Westman, Trustee, Edward Nordeen, Secretary; Harold Anderson, Trustee; Evan Vercellino, Trustee; Gerald Stille, Trustee; Donald Nyquist, Treasurer, and Will- iam Garret, Super- intendent. Mr. Wills and Mr. Garrett work out lunch problems. Mr. Garrett checks con- struction of new school with Dickie Negrinelli, Mr. Wachter, and Mr. Sherry. Some Come With Joy . . . From the Classrooms of the Old . . . To the Classrooms of the New Others With Sadness 7 But All Come With the Same Purpose . . . 8 ACTIVITIES 9 Pep Assemblies Keep . . . 10 Homecoming The announcement of the Homecoming court and Queen Janice Johnson opened homecom- ing weekend. A bonfire raised spirits that would last until the game on Sat- urday. A sock-hop wound up the evening's festivities. The Majorettes in their gold- trimmed uniforms led the action the next day, followed by the queen and her court riding in con- vertibles. That afternoon Gwinn played Calumet in the traditional Home- coming game. The boys put forth their best efforts of the year and proved quite a match for Calumet. The final score of Gwinn 6 and Calumet 28 was no true reflection of the hard fought game. In spite of Gw inn's loss, the dance that night was a success. Queen Janice Johnson presented Coach with a boutonniere. K. Wampler, junior attendant; S. Christensen, queen candi- date; and J. Caplett, junior attendant. Peggy Thompson and Sue Craig; sophomore attendants. CHEERLEADERS: S. Nordeen, S. Ritzke, B. LaChance, and G. Terry. Majorettes lead Homecoming Parade under the direction of Cherly Roubal. The Junior Class constructed the winning float for the second year In a row. The elephant was pink with blue tennis shoes and would have stomped the Copper Kings if his nose hadn't been in the way, Cheerleaders lead students in school spirit at the Bonfire. Janice presents coach with boutonniere. Game captain. Ray Moffatt, awards Janice with roses and a kiss. Homecoming court pins on football players' boutonnieres during dance. Homecoming Queen MISS JANICE JOHNSON 15 Junior Play 63 The cast of the Junior Play talks over Kissin' Cousins. Left to right: (Seated) John Morrison, Tana Gay, Holly Lindberg; (Standing) Ann Burkholder, Jay Wasserman, Steve Clark, Judy Vicich, and Kurt Chapman. Play Cast Molly Jennie Jodie - -- -- -- -- -- -- Lucy Lee — - — - -- -- - Harry - -- -- -- -- -- -- Randolph - -- -- -- -- -- Bruce - -- -- -- -- -- -- Tom DIRECTOR re tt • ?? Her Kissm Lousm 16 Randolph (Jay Wasserman) discusses the actions of Lucy Lee with Jennie (Tana Gay). Connie Porter applies last minute touches to Lucy Lee (Ann Burkholder). Tom (John Morrison) practices his kissing technique on Jodie (Judy Vicich). SMACK III Junior class president, Louis Oien, presents Mrs. Verch with a bouquet of roses. School Is For Work and . . . 19 All Events Week KING CANDIDATES FRONT ROW: J. Erickson; M. Ohlendt. SECOND ROW; P. Linstrom; G. Hayes. THIRD ROW; R. Moffat; J. Erickson. BACK: J. Maddux QUEEN CANDIDATES: Left to right: L. Hale; C. Roubal; Keables; P. Tompson; S. Ritkze; L. Soyring; M. Hampton RUNNERS-UP: FIRST ROW: J. Erickson; L. Soyring; Queen Tomp- son; King Blanck. SEC- OND ROW: J. Fallon; M. Hampton. THIRD ROW; R. Moffat; S. Ritkze Snow King and Queen JOHNNY BLANCK and PATTI THOMPSON 21 24 25 Secretary . . . Left to right: Mary Jo Grogg (Fleury), Eileen Hodges, and Kay Ghiardi Means Work Left to right: Helen Mattson, Gerry Mae Robare, Kath- leen Bollero 28 Guidance 29 MRS. FLAHERTY V English Department Left to right: Mrs. Derocher, Mr. Rector, Mrs. Mullins, Mr. Nesberg, Mrs. Verch, and Mr. Wester Foreign Language Left to right: Mrs. Verch, Mrs. Borne 30 Math Department Left to right: Mr. Miljour, Mr. Syria, and Mrs. Coran Field of Science Left to right: Mr. Mattson Mr. Heric Mrs. Greene Mr. Gaboury Industrial Arts Left to right: Mr. Mottes and Mr. Roman Home Economics MRS. GREENE 32 Social Studies Business Education From left to right: Mr. Lee Mr. Ghiardi Mr. Hemmila Mrs. Sormumen Mr. Gendron Art Physical Education . . . 35 r Knowledge Comes, But Wisdom Lingers ” CLASS OFFICERS, left to right: Sue Pederson, treasurer; Nancy Ussher, secre- tary; Jan Johnson, vice president; Dick Negrinelli, president. As the graduating class of 1964, we can look back into our high school years and probably recall the same highlights. As freshmen we were the first and last class to be initiated by the seniors. As sopho- mores we were the first to win the float competition at Gwinn's first Homecoming. The class play, OUR TOWN and the prom with the theme of Hawaiian Heaven, will reign as the most important events of our junior year. As seniors we come to the close of our high school days. Although we each have a different road to take, we can each look back and find these memories in our hearts. SPONSORS: Mrs. Derocher, Mr. Ghiardi, and Mr. Rector. 36 DANIEL ARMATTI Senate 2 DENNIS ANDERSON MERLE DEAN BAKER NANCY LEE BARRETT Pep Club 1; Home Ec. Club 4; Stamp Club 3 SUSAN BARRETT Home Ec. Club 3 BONNIE BAUMANN Junior Class Play 3; Pep Club 2; Senate 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 3 JOHNNY BLANCK Student Council 2, 4; Track 2, 3; Hi-Y 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Letter- men's Club 3,4; Pres. 4; Senate 2.3,4 KAREN BLOUNT Student Council 1; FTA 2,3,4; Newspaper 1,3,4, Editor 4; French Club 3, Vice. Pres.; Annual 3,4 GEORGE BROWN Newspaper 1,2 4, Editor 2; Foot- ball 2,4; Track 1; Basketball 1,2; Senate 4; Lettermen's Club 4; Hi-Y 1,2; Class Play 1,2 GLORIA JEAN CARRIERE Home Ec. Club 4 ROBERT CARROLL Newspaper 4; Spanish Club 2; Sci- ence Club 2 PATRICIA R. COPLEY DENNIS CRAIG GARY DECKER Linda Orillion and Dan Ramputi discuss future plans with Mr. Erickson. DAVID DELMONT Junior Class Play 3; Hi-Y Club 3; Varsity Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4 BERNADETTE FILIZETTI Pep Club 2; Home Ec. Club 3; FTA 3, 4; Student Council 4; Class Senate 4; Library 4 DONALD MICHEAL FOSTER Pep Club 3; Junior Class Play 3; Track 3 ROBERT R. GARCIA Basketball 2,4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper 3,4; Baseball 2,3; Foot- ball 1,3; Track 3,4; A. V.Club 4; Pres. RAYMOND GIBSON Football 1; Junior Class Play 3 LAURI HALE Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Class Play 3; FTA 3,4; Annual Staff 2.3.4 CHARLOTTE ANN HAMILTON Newspaper Staff 4; Home Ec. Club 1.2.4 CHARLES O. HARRIS Football 2, 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Key Club 3,4; Masque and Gavel 3.4 CARL EUGENE HAYES Class Treasurer 1; French Club 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Hi-Y Club 2, Sec.; Newspaper Staff 4; Class Senate 2, 3 DAVID H. HAZEL Football 1,2; A.V. Club 4 ROGER T. HENDRIX Football 3, 4; Hi-Y Club 2, 3 JOEL M. HENSLEY Football 4; Varsity Club 4; Track 2; Basketball 2; Photo Club 2 JOHN K. HENSLEY A.V. Club 4; Photo Club 1,2, 3 MARGARET ANN HORROCKS Pep Club 1, 2; Home Ec. Club 3; Junior Class Play 3 STEVE L. HOWARD Football 2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; Glee Club 3; Lettermen's Club 2,3; News paper 1,2; Class Play 3; Yearbook 1.2 ROBERT HUTCHENS JANICE LYNN JOHNSON Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Library 2; Student Council 2,4; Class Vice President 4; Senate 3,4 KAY ELLEN JOHNSON Home Ec. Club 4; Newspaper 4 RUTH E. KETOLA Home Ec. Club 4 BARTLEY KING BRAIN LAFRENIERE Class Senate 2, 3 ROY LANCASTER Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Photography 4 TERRI LAU Home Ec. Club 3,4; Vice President 4 WILLIAM JEFFERY MADDUX Pep Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Class Play 3; Football 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Hi-Y Club 2,3; Track 3 CAROL ANN MANNINEN Class Senate 2,4 JOHN C. MOORE MAURICE MORIN Basketball 1,2,3; Class Senate 2,3 RICHARD LEWIS NEGR1NELLI Class President 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 3; Student Council 3,4; Varsity Club 4 ROUND TABLES - SENIOR PRIVILEGE Left to right: Merle Baker, A1 Shook, Karen Blount, Carol Koleh mainen. ROSALIE ANN O'BERTI Class Senate 3,4 MICHAEL OHOLENDT ROBERT K. OPSAHL Chess Club 4 LINDA ANN ORILLION Yearbook 4, Editor; Pep Club 3,4; Cheerleader 2; Newspaper 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Class Senate 4; Spanish Club 1; Home Ec. Club 3; Student Secretary 4 DAISY A. PEAKE Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Sec. 3; Treas. 2; Majorette 3,4; FTA 3,4 SUSAN C. PEDERSEN Class Treas. 4; Newspaper 4, Editor; Class Senate; Annual Staff 4 JUDY PENNINGTON Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Majorette 3, 4; FTA 2,3 KAREN M. POWERS French Club 3 SANDY K. REED Student Council 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play 3; Newspaper Staff 3; FTA 3 CHERYL ROUBAL Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 1; Class V. Pres. 2; Class Secretary 3; Class Senate 2, 3,4; Majorette 2, 3t 4; Junior Class Play; FTA 3,4; Sec- retary; Annual Staff 3 DAN E. PURPLE Basketball 2, 3,4; Track 2, 3,4; Football 2,3; Class Senate 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2, 3,4 DAN MAXWELL RAMPUTI Track 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling lf2,3,4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Class Senate 4; Pep Club 4 JOANNE M. SARASIN STEVEN K. SATHER SUSAN SATHER Home Ec. Club 3 ROBERT SAUER RONALD SETTER ELLEN SMITH A. V. Club 2,3,4; FTA 2,3; Annu- al Staff 1, Editor; GAA 1; Pep Club 2.3 G. LEIGH SMITH Pep Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 4; Year- book 3,4, Editor 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Junior Class Play, Student Director; GAA 2; Majorettes 3; Glee Club 2; Forensics 2 SIDNEY O. SMITH Marine Biology 1; Sports Manager 1; National Thespian 3; Junior Play 3 LYNDA M. SOYRING Class Senate 2,3,4; Class Secretary 2 PATTI J. THOMPSON Student Council 3, 4, Sec.; Pep Club 2,3,4, Sec. 4; Junior Class Play 3; Class Senate 3; Newspaper Staff 4 PAUL T. TOUSIGNANT Class Senate 1, 4; Junior Class Play 3 NANCY USSHER Student Council 1; Class Treasurer 2; Pep Club 2; Class Senate 2, 3,4; Home Ec. Club 3; Class Secretary 4 RICHARD L. WAGNER Football 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Hi Y Club 2,3,4; Track 3,4 JIM WALIMAKI PAUL ANTHONY WELSH A. V. Club 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Class Play 3; Student Council 3, 4, vice pres. 3; Jesters 3 TERRY WEMPE Football 4; Varsity Club 4 JACK L. WAMPLER Football 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Hi-Y Club 3; Pep Club 4; French Club 1 JAN H. WASSERMAN FTA 4, vice pres.; French Club 4, sec. and treas.; Pep Club 2; Newspaper staff 4 NANCY WEDGE WORTH Majorette 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; 3; Newspaper Staff 4 JOYCE AKERS Pep Club 1,2,3; Junior Class Play 3 PAMELA SUTTERLEY Majorette 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3; FT A 3 Here, Catch!! 51 Juniors Drive for ’65 Left to tight: Karen Wampler, secretary: Joan Foress, treasurer; John Fallon, vice-president: Louis Oien, president. Linda Ahti Joe Aitken Diane Anderson Judy Barrett Maria Bianchi Michael Billen Paula Billen Sharon Bixler Mike Blair James Borden Rusty Boys Harry Brandt Dwight Brewer Jerry Brown Ann Burkholder Janet Caplett Kurt Chapman Steve Clark Kathleen Colombo Jack Constantine Donna Contino Charlene Contois David Copley Richard Copley Robert Copley Sandy Davis Charlotte Dietrich Johnny Erickson Charles Esterel Johnny Fallon Betty Ferguson Gail Fleshman Joan Foress Cheryl Foster Bill Garrett Tana Gay Martin Ghiardi Sharon Gulliver Terry Gren Margaret Hampton Phyllis Hatcher Kurt Hedstrom Mary Hensley Richard Herkimer Sherry Hicks Diane Hill Robert Hollinshend Tim Houghtaling Russell Howard Sandy Hutchens Larry Keables Daniel Keskimaki Marion Kirk Virginia Koski Michael Kaugh Ginger Krause Jayne Krebbs Holly Lind berg Carla Lyons Dennis McLeod Alice McMahon Morris Melby John Milner Ray Moffat John Morrison Burt Muehrcke Larry Nodtvedt Sally Nordeen Louis Oien Peter Paris Mary Pellow Sandy Pietila Connie Porter Ronnie Price Bill Roach Linda Rochon Yolanda Salinas Glen Schoen Paula Shaw Jim Sheridan Randy Sipe Barbara Smith Shirley St. Aubin Jim Stevenson Ed Topping Cris Vallier Judy Vicich Karen Wampler Jay Wasserman The juniors started off the year just right by claiming the best float award in the Homecoming parade. The junior class play was a com- plete success and was enjoyed by all. By collecting dues and sell- ing candy, they built up their class treasury to put on a successful Jun- ior Prom. Nancy Zanetti Ruth Weader John Wills Richard Winter John Fallon accepts Homecoming float award from Sue Christensen. 56 Sophomores Progress Left to right: Bruce Suardini, vice-president; Sandy Ritzke, secretary; Jim Stevens, president; Greg Predovic, treasurer. Karen Abel Robert Adair Kay Alldredge Dale Anderson Robert Baird Marceena Baldwin Sherrie Barlow Mike Baumann Daniel Bemis Mary Lou Beltrame Guy Bent Leslie Bently Betty Borden Walter Boys Isabella Brown Susan Brunette Anne Burris Gerald Charles Gary Connors Sue Craig Jeff Crozier Cherly DeLong Paul Delgado Kathy Dillon Keith Divecchio Linda Doyen Lowell Easley Fred Erickson Linda Ervin Linda Fagerberg Merlin Fahey Gloria Farmer Dennis Filizetti Mike Gandy Dennis Germain Bill Green Floyd Green Mary Groth Lloyd Hagan Mike Hale Dennis Hanlon Lewis Hardin Tom Hayes John Harring 58 Linda Hocking Terry Houghtaling Walter Humphries Diane Hutchens Rita Juidici Lorraine Kangas Jeff Kaugh Susan Keables Donna Keskimaki John Ketola Bill Krebbs Barbara LaChance Frances Lappe Madeline Lehr Henry Leroux Tim Levine Richard Lindstrom Marie Mackiewicz Linda Manner Kathy Manninen Sherman Martin Roberta Mattord Ginger McAvoy Pat Miljour Richard Mitchell Donald Morrison Kay Noel Sandra Noel Bob Pell Margo Powers Greg Predovic Sandra Ritzke Mike Roark David Rosas Judith Sarisin Clarence Schaaf Pat Smart Bette Jo Smith Robin Smith Jim Spicaka Jim Stephens Lynda Strohm Bruce Suardini Linda Summerhill Carl Tooles Dave Varner Jary Weist Russell Westman Wayne VVhitner Pat Willette Bob Winter Beatrice Wrate Freshmen Become Part of GHS Left to Right: Cheryl Chapman, Secretary: Yvonne Terry, Treasurer; Joan Gren, President; Ed Christensen, Vice President. Thomas Allord Diane Allredge David Anderson Maureen Anderson Ruth Antflink Patricia Armatti Gary Barlow Suzanne Beane Kathryn Bennett Lee Bennett Peter Bianchi Dayton Bixler Bert Bradshaw Janice Breckenridge Gloria Brenland Beverly Brown Diane Brown Rita Buck William Camp James Campion Douglas Chandler Cheryl Chapman Ed Christensen Cindy Clark Burt Colombo Sharon Connelly Kay Corken Linda Craig Harry DeBacker Linda December Lawrence Easley Nancy Fagerburg Brooksie Fahey Linda Ferguson Randall Foster Nannette Gange Marlene Garcia Dixie Gibson Joan Gren Bob Hagon David Hale John Hale Eric Hansen David Haws Evelyn Herkimer Rick Herring Robert Hill Kathy Horrocks Garrett Huges Gail Hutchens Bonnie Johnson Daniel Johnson Kathy Johnson Linda Jones Peter Jones Linda Keables Wilma Kennedy Jim Kurtz Donald LaBrosse Pat Leone 62 George Lewis Bonnie Lindberg Renee Lloyd John Marcario David Manninen Joedy Marjomaki David Meni Boyne Mitchell Kathy Montgomery Karen Montgomery Wayne Morgan Mary Negrinelli Carl Nordeen Philip Ohelendt Vicki Oien Rebecca Pedersen Kenneth Pelkola Kathy Piersol John Pietala Charlse Purple Clifford Quinnell Bill Rautio Terry Rily Gary Roberts Kathy Roberts Robert Rogers Rosalinda Rosas Kathleen Rosen Dale Russell Lloyd Salinas Alan Sansone Wanda Schroeder Fred Shane Mike Sheridan John Showalter Adelaide Sims Gary Smith Bob Spiczka Bonnie Stori Kathy Stulyz 63 George Sutterley Yvette Terry Yvonne Terry' Rebecca Theis Peggy Thompson Laura Tindall Tom Ussher Dan Vreeland Debby Wempe Louis Willette Mike Wilson Judy Wrate Kenny Pelkola, Joan Gren and Pat Biachini work on class float. 64 65 WE OPPONENT 13 Munising 30 7 Florence 40 25 Rudyard 0 0 Hancock 39 0 Niagra 31 0 Negaunee 34 6 Calumet 26 6 Gladstone 28 The '63 Model Towners played with a kind of athletic sportsmanship rarely seen on a football field. The squad played a determined brand of ball and proved their capacity to win at Rudyard. The young club un- der a new head coach faced teams with experience and size. The new coaching staff kept the men inspired and in shape. Lee Johnson, in his first season as a Gwinn, head coach, talks to sophomore quarterback Bruce Saurdini about game strategy. Model Towners Kick Off Fourth Season 66 Model Town ends were real hustlers in '63. Left to Right: Jim Stephens, John Ketola, Ray Moffat, Terry Wempe, Paul LaChance, and Steve Clark. Face Rough Opponents — Win One Mike Navarro was a great asset to the team until his injury early in the season. Here he tallies a touchdown in the opening game against Munising. 67 Smaller linemen paved the way for the squad's points. First Row: Dave Delmont, Tim Houghtaling, Terry Gren, Dan Ramputi, Chuck Esterl, Rick Wagner, Jeff Maddux. Back Row: John Milner, George Brown, Russ Tyndall, Jack Wampler. Linemen — Backs Model Town backs kept spirit high while running hard! Front Row: John Fallon, Edd Top ping, Kurt Chapman, Dennis Saurdini. Back Row: Kurt Hedstrum, Jim Sheridan, Bruce Saurdini, Dick Nigrinelli, Ron Price, Bill Sims, John Erickson. Nine Seniors Keep Squad Fired Up Jeff Maddux center - tackle Dick Nigrinelli quarterback Terry Wempe end The 1963 Model Towners lead the way for future squads. Above, John Fallon returns an intercepted pass with two blockers out front. Hi-Hi Ho-Ho When the Model Towners were in a tough situation. Bob Milner (44) was the man Coach Johnson called on to do the punting. 70 Many of this year’s JV squad will make up the bulk of the varsity next fall. Front Row: Carl Tooles, Ken Pelkola, Lloyd Salinas, Gary Connors, Bill Daley, Bob Baird, Mike Gandy, Dave Anderson, John Macario, Jim Kurtz, John Petilia, Pete Jones. Middle Row: Ed Christensen, George von der Hoff, John Showalter, Mike Sheridan, Jim Campion, Terry Houghtaling, Rick Herring, Louie Will- ette, Dick Mitchell, Bob Pell. Top Row: Mike Bauman, Dick Linstrom, Ed Schaaf, Dennis Filizetti, Bill Green, Randy Foster, Don Morrison, Burt Columbo, Tom Ussher. Ill 111-IV What Do Ya Say? — Let’s Go! Mr. Pat Naughton, NMU line coach, was the guest speak- er at the squad’s banquet where Jim Sheridan and Edd Topping were named co-captains for '64. Model Towners Bounce Through Left: Johnny Erickson, junior guard, not only led the team from dressing room but in the scoring columns. Opponent 46 65 60 71 59 56 66 69 66 68 38 45 68 67 52 74 Gwinn 72 52 61 69 75 65 54 75 62 70 41 59 66 65 54 52 Rock Crystal Falls Bishop Baraga Marquette Manistique v Negaunee - Holy Name Bishop Baraga Hancock Houghton Munising Crystal Falls Holy Name Marquette Negaunee Newberry MODEL TOWNERS KNEELING: John Erickson, Dennis Fillizetti, Bruce Saurdini, Dave Copley, Martin Ghiardi, Greg Predovic. STANDING: George von der Hoff (manager), John Blanck, Edd Topping, John Fallon, Dan Purple, John Ketola, Ray Moffatt, Bob Garcia, and Coach Jerry Erick- son. I 9-7 Season With Matured Squad JOHN BLANCK senior guard Johnny Blanck drags down a rebound as Dave Copley waits for the ball to take it down court. The Model Towners played their first season in the new E. L. Miller Gym. BELOW: The stage is set for our first and only defeat in the new gym at the hands of Holy Name, 68-66. 73 JOHN KETOLA sophomore forward DAN PURPLE senior center MARTIN GHIARDI junior guard EDD TOPPING junior center BOB GARCIA senior forward 74 Jayvees Have Promising Stars SEATED: Dave Varner - manager, Pat Miljour, Jim Stephens, Dennis Fillizetti, Gary Conners, Guy Bent, and Coach Pelkie. STANDING: John Macario, Tom Ussher, Mike Bauman. Greg Predovic. Fred Erickson, Floyd Green, Bruce Saurdini, Ed Christenson, Don La Brose. The Model Towners, under the guidance of Jerry Erickson and Bob Pelkie, had an exceptionally rough schedule and played many very close games. Three losses were by a mere basket and two were very shocking upsets. The squad was seldom outplayed but their general lack of height seemed to be their drawback. The squad was a year older and a year wiser at the season's end and should be a tough team to beat in the 64-65 season. 76 Student Council officers are (seated) Susan Chris- tensen, president; Margie Hampton, treasurer; (standing) Patti Thompson, secretary; Ed Topping, vice-president. Council The 1963-64 Student Council headed by Susan Christensen as president has sponsored many projects and activities throughout the school year in an effort to promote good will, cooperation, and unity within the student body. Be- sides projects and activities sponsored annually by the council such as Home- coming, School Spirit week, the Spring Carnival, Save the Children Bundles Days, and numerous student assemblies; the council undertook many new activi- ties within the year. Some were Ori- entation, Open House, and the Winter Carnival. Another worthy project: Save the Children 79 Students Today — Teachers Tomorrow The Christmas faculty tea is an annual event on the FTA calendar. Jan Wasserman, Cheryl Roubal, Sharon Bixler, Reva Allard, Carole Kolehmainen, Gail Fleshman, Connie Porter, Cookie Filizetti, Kar- en Blount, Anne Burkholder, Phyliss Hatcher, Linda Manner, and Ginger McAvoy. Standing: Mrs. Caro lee Sormunen, faculty sponsor. 80 Annual Staff Our Beloved Advisor: Mr. Tom Rood Left to right, SEATED: K. Blount, L. Hocking, Y. Salinas, N. Zanetti; STANDING: D. Ram- puti, S. Pedersen, C. Vallier, V. McAvoy, A. Shook. 81 Newspaper Staff Gwinner news staff, Crystal Vallier, Donna Keskimaki, Nancy Zenetti, Jan Wasserman, and Ginger McAvoy, work on their assignments. The Gwinner staff, composed of business, feature, sports, pho- tography, news, and editorial sec- tions, keeps the student body in- formed of any newsworthy events in the school. This year the staff was split into two sections to in- crease coverage of school life. The only requirement for staff mem- bers is a capacity for hard work; key staff members are chosen from journalism classes. Carole Kolehmainen, business manager, and Mr. Tom Rood, faculty sponsor, work on newspaper accounts. Karen Blount, Black and Gold Edition editor, Paul Welsh, feature editor. Sue Pederson, Model- town Edition editor, and A1 Shook, sports editor, plan reporters' assignments. Photographers A1 Shook and Roy Lancaster check negatives. Quill and Scroll . . Future Journalists Charter members of the Gwinn Quill and Scroll, Karen Blount and A1 Shook, look for ideas to use in planning the annual publications banquet. Quill and Scroll, a national journalism honorary society, has been organized at Gwinn for one year. Its high standards make it an honor to be allowed to join. Among this year's projects is the publi- cation of a literary magazine. The materi- al has been selected from the student body by a panel of English teachers. 84 Mrs. Flaherty Guides Left to right: B. Garcia, Mrs. Flaherty, C. Clark, S. Manley, R. Lindstrom, R. Sipe, R. Boys, J. Hensley, E. Smith, G. Decker, B. Green, P. Welsh; BACK ROW: W. Boys, D. Varner, B. Winters. Audio Visual and Library FRONT ROW: S. Hinsa, L. Rochon, P. Davis, C. Clark, G. Fleshman, C. Foster, B. Pedersen, L. Jones. B. Thies; BACK ROW: Mrs. Flaherty, D. Olsen. P. Mattord, L. Mclean, L. St. Aubin, K. Piersol, D. Keskimaki, D. Brandt, M. Kirk, B. Olsen, R. Boys, C. Vallier, B. Filizetti. 85 FRONT ROW: C. Roubal, S. Beane, M. Hensley, S. Beane, D. Anderson, N. Wedgeworth, D. Peake, J. Penning- ton, P. Sutterly; SECOND ROW: T. Wrate, E. Brandt, E. Smith, R. Boys, W. Whitner; THIRD ROW: V. Oien, R. Antflink, L. Hocking, S. von der Hoff, K. Anderson, F. Johnson, M. Mussatto, M. Beltrame, J. Caplett; FOURTH ROW: M. Pellow, S. Nordeen, L. Zoppetti, M. Anderson, J. Marjomaki, K. Horrocks, H. Lindberg, K. Johnson; FIFTH ROW: L. Roberts, L. Kangas, N. Zanetti, S. Ritzke, C. DeLong, R. Zanetti, C. Gasbarro, B. Lindberg. P. Thurston; SIXTH ROW: T. Ussher, D. Hazel, G. Nyquist, D. Umbarger, M. Miljour, D. Brandt, L. Manner; SEVENTH ROW: Mr. Delmet, Conductor; H. Leroux, B. Suardini, D. Suardini, L. Oien, J. Wrate, B. Rautio, P. Miljour, L. Salinas, B. Mendoza, J. Wills. Gwinn G H S MAJORETTES In addition to playing at games and assemblies, the Gwinn High band, under the direction of Mr. James Delmet, played three ex- change concerts and hosted the Upper Peninsula Band Festival in May and had their annual outing. The band members sold calen- dars to build up the treasury in 1964. Members will have a new look in the future, due to new black and gold uniforms that were pur- chased this year. MISS CHERYL ROUBAL Drum Majorette Chess Club Boosts School Relationships FRONT ROW: D. McLeod, R. Mattord, L. Jones. D. Germain. SECOND ROW: Mr. Nesberg, J. Morrison, K. Diviecchio, G. Sutterly, R. Opsahl. THIRD ROW: D. Morrison, M. Fahney, T. Houghtaling, M. Baker, S. Manley. il n H- Y Club FRONT ROW: R. Lindstrom, J. Blanck, J. Stevens, G. Predovic, E. Topping, L. Hagan, R. Price. SECOND ROW: Mr. Heric, B. Roach, D. Varner, K. Chapman, J. Herring, M. Baker, Mr. Gabor- ary. THIRD ROW: D. Suardini, T. Hayes, K. Dieviceo, W. Humphries, J. Myers, D. Copley, M. Ghiardi. Our Lettermen!! FRONT ROW: B. Suardini, J. Hensley, K. Chapman, J. Sheridan, 0. Negrinelli, B. Simms, D. Copley, M. Ghiardi. SECOND ROW: Mr. Erickson, J. Erickson, T. Gren, J. Wills, J. Blanck, J. Stevens, J. Ketola, E. Topping, D. Delmont, Mr. Johnson. THIRD ROW: D. Ramputi, R. Mof- fat, D. Purple, J. Maddux, J. Fallon, G. Brown, P. LaChance, R. Wagner. 89 Pep Club Aids Cheerleaders in School Spirit FRONT ROW: Mrs. B. Coran, L. Orillion, L. Smith, J. Maddux, S. Reed, P. Thomp- son, M. Garcia, A. Sims. SECOND ROW: J. Gren, M. Groth, C. Purple, K. Wampler, M. Hampton, Y. Salinas, C. Kennedy, E. Herkimer, I. Brown, R. Mattord, D. Kes- kamaki. THIRD ROW: K. Stultz, J. Foress, J. Breckenridge, P. Billen, M. Fahey, M. Backer, J. Wampler, R. Foster, E. Theis, P. Thompson, G. Farmer. Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders Left to right, BACK ROW: Cheryl Chapman, Mary Lou Beltrame. SECOND ROW: Yvette Terry, Yvonne Terry. FRONT ROW: Joedy Marjomaki. Captain JANICE JOHNSON Senior in the Varsity Cheerleaders Swing of Things V BARBAKA LaCHANCE Sophomore GIOIA TERRY Junior SANDY RITZKE Sophomore SALLY NORDEEN Junior 91 Home Economics Club Prepares Homemakers FRONT ROW: M. Bianchi, treasurer; T. Lau, vice-president; J. Foress, president; A. McMahon, S. C. rep.; D. Keskimaki, secretary. SECOND ROW: K. Noel, J. Sarasin, N. Wedgeworth, C. Contios, N. Barrett, D. Hill, S. Burnett, S. Noel, G. Carriere, B. Wrate. THIRD ROW: C. Morgan, R. Ketola, P. Shaw, R. Jung, B. Koza, K. Manninen, S. St. Aubin, J. Barrett, P. Wil- lette, L. Fagerburg, K. Johnson, K. Abel, M. Lahr. French Club FRONT ROW: S. Bixler, J. Wassermah, P. Paris, J. Wasserman, L. Blair. SECOND ROW: Y. Salinas, G. Farmer, E. Topping, R. Smith, P. Hatcher, I. Brown. THIRD ROW: L. Rochon, M. Faney, D. Morrison, M. Backer, F. 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