Houghton High School - Amygdaloid Yearbook (Houghton, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

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University of Michigan -Xu treno George BUUT11 Peter Cashell Clalre Gaffney John Garlty Joseph E Gaynor Wllllarn P Glanvllle Curtls .T Haka Eldena M Jarvenpaa V1ola Leary Veron1ca Maloney John M Palm M1ldred Schaefer Henry J Tarnbelllm Angehne M Thomas Henry Vlzena M1r1arn E Wlrkku Sylxla Faculty Sc1ence Phys1calEducat1on Comrnerclal Phy 1cal Educat on Manual Arts Qornmerclal Mus1c Latln Enghsh Horne Econorrncs Engllsh Phy s1cal Educat1on Manual Arts Math Scmence n0l1sh Geooraphy J Super or State Teachers Coleve B S Lmv of Nllcmoan B Northernlvf chman C oi Educ B S Nlorthernlvhchlgan Co of Educ B S Stout lnstltute Llfe C ert1f1cate Unu erslty of 'vlxnnesota B S Northern Mlchlgan Indiana State Unlverslty B A 'Nlorthern M1ch1gan Col oi Educ M1ch1gan State Teachers Colleoe B S Nlorthern M1ch1gan Co of Educ B -X South lnstltute L1fe Gertlflcate NIorthernM1ch1Oan Col of Educ A B Western State Teachers Colleoe A B 'Northern Mlchlgan Col ot Educ 'NorthernM1ch10an Col of Educ B S Q ' ' a - l - D, - ' Q , V . F . T , N . .. o Y ' ' 5: ' .S. , ' ' - -.1 O ol. . . . ', L. 'S' i . - ' ' 4 l. . . '. I . . . . . .7 . Y 1 ' ' . . , . . . A. - . . Col.of Educ. A. B. 1 ' S ,. . X . . I , A , E . 1 . . 1 O , . ' 1 ' A l. . .-. , V . . y ' Q V , .y . I A . ,O I Y 1 l I D . Y . . . E D. N . . . V 1: , , u ' O A o 7 l In Mr Auslrum Lhemxstrw glass sh vrthaud mth Nhss Lashdl ...INK ,WL 3-vc? Nlr. Shafer explains in shop. 'NUSS I-Gary and her future ho memakers, .4 I1 k1r.Gg1y1mr's bmkkuurlrzg k lass. In Mr. Tx1:1lnmc'.'s EIULIISII glass. C 1: f -Ap' - Class Of 1952 CLASS OFFICERS Pres1dent W1ll1am Boyd V1ce Pres1dent La Verne Schroderus Secretary Ann Rouhonen Treasurer Jeanette Onkalo MOTTO A Journey of a thousand mmles beg1ns w1th one step Flower Colors Whlte Rose Green and Wh1te HONOR STUDENTS Wllllam Boyd Salutatorlan Marc1a Nelson Mary Hoyt Helen Elwell John Healy Kathleen Heckel Theresa Beauchamp Dorothy Luokka Dolores Hockmng COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Baccalaureate June 1 Class Nlght June 4 Commencement June 6 H . V . ! ' ' ll La Verne Schroderus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Valedictorian W1ll1am Boyd Class Pres1dem d Jeanette Onkalo Class Treasurer La Verne Schroderus Class Vme Presldcm Ann Ruohonen Class Secretary LaVerne Schroderus Valedlctory We are on our way But have we the fatth that rs necessary to contrnue on our way? Fatth rs assurance of thtngs hoped for, a convrctxon of thtngs not seen Ftrst, we need fa1th rn ourselves a deep convtctxon that we can f1n1sh anythtng we undertake and overcome any obstacle tn our paths Secondly, we need fatth tn one another Our ltves would have ltttle worth rf we could not trust our nerghbor Last, but certarnly not least, we must have farth 1n God Wrthout thrs, we cannot hope to succeed tnanythlng On our way through lxfe let us remember thrs Blble passage and how can we know the Way? Jesus sarth I am the Way How many of us know our destrnattonr Surely, rn thxs group of senrors, there IS a varrety of destrnattons that have already been decrded upon success 1n bustness, marrrage, college but rn our mrnds, each of us IS heading for a worthwhrle SIODPIDQ place Before deftnrtely decxdlng on that stopprng place,let us constder the frontrer atwhtch we have arrrved It drffers tn some respects from the frontrers of our ancestors They had conttnents to explore, seas to challenge, tllrmttable forests to cut, and vast mtneral depostts to mlne Our frontter presents new problems We wrll expertence the same struggle, the same hardshrps the same 1nequ1t1es,that our forefathers have faced We should not let thrs drscourage us Our fore bears have bequeathed us the prectous, stmple vrrtues of duty, tolerance, fatth, and love wrth whtch to face the struggle The1r k1ndness,d1l1gence, and zeal fora better world have made for the self respect of man One of the problems factng us IS How can we learn to ltve wtth our netghbors? Only through developtng fa1th and trust rn each other can we accompltsh thrs Both at home and abroad, people must learn to lrve wtth one another Improvedtransportatton and communtcatton have shrunk dtstance and have made our frontter a world frontrer The Un1tedNat1ons IS tryrng to brtng about umversal cooperatton If we can rnsttll a sprrtt of cooperatton tn our own home and com muntty, we can eventually realtze thxs goal of world understandtng I-low can we use what we know? We can, through our knowledge destroy c1v1l1zat1on or put How can we destgn thts day to rnsure us the freedom and good lrfe whtch Amerrca has meant for three centurres? These quest1ons are challengxng us In searchrngfor thetr answers,let us ponder thts Amertcan herttage of freedom and goodltfe A part of our herltage was gxven to us by Wllllam Allen Whtte, the great Kansas edttor, when he satd to the young people of the natton Don t bemoan your lost frontter It ts even now flashtng on your horrzon A gorgeous land ltes before you farr and more beauttful than man before has ever known Out of the laboratorres wrll come new processes to multrply almost rnfrnttely materlal thtngs for your Amerxca but only rf you wxll hold open the channels of free sclence, unfetter ed thought, and the rtght of man to use h1s talents to do the utmost, provtded he gtves honest soclal returns for the rewards he takes Tonrght IS one of the last trmes that our class wxll meet as one untt For twelve years we have assocrated with one another and have made lastrng frlendshlps Durtng thts ttme we have evcper lenced happrness and sorrow success and fatlure, war and so called peace We have acqurred knowledge and characterlstrcs that wrll have great bearlng on our future Through all of thts, we have been gurded and advrsed by our parents and teachers Now that we have reached adulthood many burdens which they have borne for us w1ll be transferred to our shoulders Let us show them that we shall not falter under our load that therr effort rn prepartng us for the future have not been tn vatn On behalf of the entrre senror class, I wrsh to express our stncere thanks and grat rtude for all that our parents, teachers, and frrends have done for us May we prove worthy of thetr teachrngs Aswe look back over the sertes of events of our last year tn hrgh school,we recall the enjoy able trmes we had at sports events, our banquet, class play prom, and prcmc lt rs wxth regret that we leave the famtlrar halls of Houghton Hxgh School to head for our desttnatron I-low often we have wished we were out of school but now that the time has come, are we so eager to face a new world,to make new frxends,to meet new problems? Certainly we are happy to have com pleted htgh school successfully but we are a brt sorry to sever our tres Thrs rs farewell to old friends In clostng, I wlsh to leave wtth you a stmple rule whxch rf remembered and followed, wtll keep us gotng tn the rrght drrectron When rn doubt as to what to do today ask yourself what you wrll wish you had done when tomorrow comes IO 0 , U , . . ' y I . . . . the very force of the unlverse to work for man's betterment. I! V ' ' Z . . , . Y - ' . ' ' . . . . ' . , 1. .. - I B111 Boyd Salutatory Parents teachers members of the school board and frlends We the graduatlng class of l952 slncerely welcome you to our class nlght CXCFCISCS Durxng these past seventeen or etghteen years we have accumulated a debt whtch we w1ll never be able to repay 1n full the debt whxch we owe to you our parents and our teachers If II were not for your patrent understandxng and gu1dance none ot us would be upon this stage tomght greetlng you as graduates of this hlgh school To you we are truly grateful Throughout our relatlvely short l1ves we have acted 1n accordance wlth our class motto A Journey of a thousand mrles begms wlth one step Cons1der for a moment the realrty and prud ence of these words In our l1V6S and 1n many generations before us these words have been ex emplrfted over and over agarn The anc1entEgypt1ans,1n the bu1ld1ng of thexr mammoth pyramxds began each structure w1th the laytng of a s1ngle comparatlvely small stone The Crusaders started the1r long and tedrous Journey to the Holy Land wtth one step and many of them made the whole trip one step after another by foot In the f1eld of early scrence Archrmedes a famous ancrent Greek mathe matrcran and philosopher establrshed h1s stlll widely used pr1nc1ple of buoyancy by noting the use rn the water when he stepped mto hts bath tub Other famous physxcrsts have taken very srmple steps ln found1ng and provrng var1ous laws of DhyS1CS For example Galileo by srmply dropplng two dtfferent welghts from the Leanlng Tower of Plsa and showtng that both struck at the same tlme established hrs law of falllng bodxes Newton by ldly watchlng an apple fall from a tree recelved the xnsplratton that led htm to estabhsh h1s laws of gravrtatlon Abraham Ltncoln the Great Emanclpator took the flrst steps tn h1s dynamxc and awesome career 1n a shabby lrttle backwoods cabm tn Kentucky Durlng the Frrst and Second World Wars many Amerxcan men took the f1rst step tn a Journey from whrch some dldn t return from wh1ch some returned w1th bodres or m1nds shattered by the crushlng hand of war from whtch some returned as heroes Through these generauons there have been unfortunately those who took one step tn the wrong d1rect1on toward d1shonesty and crlme As they journeyed along the path of m1sdeeds there were some who realxzlng that they were gorng 1n the wrong d1rect1on turned around and fought thetr way backfrom the bunk of devastat1on Others contmued on to ru1n and destructxon Wtthtn our own class the struggle through twelve years of educatlon was started wrth very small steps 1l'1 the prlmary grades As the years wore on our steps became longer and the road often was strewn wrth obstacles over whlch we slowly had to cllmb Ftnally as m the cases whxch I have menuoned the fxrst and many ensuxng steps add up to produce a Journey whrch IS rndeed an accompllshment We have reached a memorable mlle stone 1n our Journey through llfe our graduatlon We look back over the long years and see that the road although lmed wrth hardshlps also had many havens of happ1ness To many of comes the thought I wlsh I could do II all over agarn However our destlnatton lS not here but ahead beyond many more miles of hardshlp The mam purpose of stopprng and revlewrng the obstacles whtch we have overcome IS to gxve us re newed courage to go ahead and make our lrves the llves of the people tn th1s natlon and all the natxons of the world full of SCCUTIQ' and happmess' ll . . , ' 2 . , . . I ' . .. . . I . . I . , . I l . ' - - ' - - - I u ..' .. . . ' '- . t - I ' I I ' . . . . . . . ' I . D ' I . . ' . ' .. . . ' . ' . ' .. I . . . . l 8 ... D , . . ' I . ' . . . ' . . H . . .I ,i U , , . us I I . . . ' . , I . - 1 . . . . . . .I , . and' ARVO GARY To be of use in the world IS the onlx wav to be happx BEAUCHAMP THEREQA Ixot by xears but by disposition is wisdom re quired BOGOSOFF MARY XNLN Sho. that has patiente can compass anything -XHOLA FREDERICIX A wise man will make more opportunities than he finds AHO HENRY Lifg is but a thought' BOWLUS ROBERT Minds that hate nothing to confer find little to pergeixe BALFOUR ALICE I shall laugh m5 self to death. BOYD, WILLIAM No bird soars too high if hc soars with his own wings. l2 BRLNEAL NIMUORIE Help th,seIf and God MII help thee CARNE ROBERT It rs not 1n passtng through these Iearmngs that hurts us but the dwelhng and suckmg about them CH APIIT BERINARD As truc as I Irve COPOINEIN GLORIA Present mrrth hath present laughter CHAPUT CAROL I flnd earth not grey but rosy Heaven not grxm but fa1r of hue DALE ROBERT Why care for grammar as long as we are good? DE MARS VALERIE Anythmg for a quret lrfe ELWELL HELEIN hextto acqurrxng good frrends the best acqursr tron IS that of a good book I ', I .. V V- ,, R Y V , . . ,, A I Y . Y v .. - Y . . ,, I v. V .. f Y I ,, , . . . . . I 17 J K- ERICKSON, HELEN I have loved the stars too fondly ro be fearful of the night. FENTON JACK He who laughs lasts FENTON NADA An archangel a lmle damaged FOLEY GRETCHEN The wrll to do the soul to dare GENDZWILL JOANN Clrmb far your goal the sky your alm the star GUILBAULT MELVINA An agreeable compamon on a Journey IS as good as a carnage HEALY JOHN Wu and wrsdom are born wrth a man HECKEL KATHLEEN Drlrgence rs the mother of good fortune I4 9' x HOCKING, DOLORES Joy is the rnainspring in the whole of nature's calm rotation. HOYT MARY Study IS lrke heaven s glortous soul JOHNSON CHARMAINE Srlence IS a great peacemaker IUNTTONEN JAMES I would rather be srck than rdle KANANEN REUBEN Ifthou dost play wtth hlm at any game thou art sure to lose KETURI SHARON Good W1ll IS the mxghtlest practical force 1n the umverse KOLEHMAINEN JACK The greater the obstacle the more glory rn over comrng rt KOSKELA DARLENE Why worry when all s well that ends well l5 fx LOINGACRE THON1AS NOIh1llglS a waste of trme lf you use the exper renee vusely LIIXDQTROM CL ARA Sugar and SDICC and all thmgs mee LUOKlxA DOROTHY Pew thxngs are rmpossrble to drlrgence and skrll MCDONNELL, JAMES He IS well pard that IS well sausfred MURTO WALLACE I hate nobody I am rn charity w1th the world NELSON MARCIA W11l IS character rn actron AULT GEORGE It 15 a very hard undertakmg to try to please ewervbodx MONTGOMERY ROBERT You can r always rell what those quret fellows are like lo NISSEN EDWINIA Ah you flavour everythlng you are the vamlla of soclety NIEMI THOMAS A thought once awakened does not slumber O BRIEN WILLIAM No one can work me lnjury but myself OINKALO JEANETTE What s m1ne IC yours and what lsyours IS m1ne PAQUETTE ANNA MARIE I on my Journey all alone proceed PAROLINI CLAREINCE The sea never tells what xt means to do PETERS CAROLYN QUICI and unassummg but always on the Job PETERSON DONALD A fool may talk but a wrse man speaks I7 1 I , I .. - - 1 1 - 1. v - 1 .1 1. 1 , 1 .Q - - 11 v 1 ,, , . . . . . ,, - , . V, 1 .1 - -1 1 1 11 - v' 1 .1 - - - 11 1 1- - 11 it PUURI, RUTH No legacy is as rich as honesty. RAIALA, ROY No one knows what he can do before he tries. RICHARDS FREDERICK Happy he who dares courageously to defend what he loves RICHARD LORRAINE And tf the sun ever shlne there would I dwell RUHONEN ANN The best of healers rs good cheer RICHARDS PAUL I would rather be rrght than be Prestdent RICHARD? RUSSEIL lvush he would explam hrs explanauon ROMPH CHARLES Vlan ts the merrlest speexes of the creatton all abowe or below htm are senous I8 X X W' 1 SAARI JOYCE manners gentle of affecuon mlld SALO PAUL man s fortunes are the fruu of hrs character SLATTERY WILLIAM p' Up' My friend and qurt your books' SANREGRET MARY Nothrng great was ever achreved wrthout enthu srasm SULLIVAN ARLENE Frrendshrp rs love wrthout h1s wrngs STROBEL GEORGE He looks shy but rs he? SHUTZ. DANIEL Laugh ullthe game IS played and be you me ry my fl'1ClldS USITALO HAROLD It IS a rough road that leads to greatness I9 T TOURVILLE RONALD In splte of everyrhmg lrfe IS good SCHRODEROUS La VERNE Nothrng ln l1fe IS to be feared It rs only to be understood ZERBST HELEN Whatever rs IS rrght WIITANEN RONALD Wrrte me as one who loves hrs fellow men VAN DYKE DEAN N Analyzrng what you haven t got as well as what 6 you have IS a necessary xngredxent to success 20 'K I. l- ,. . . ' . . . . .1 5 - x I' I . - 1 'I Achvlhes FRED AHOLA Frltz G1eeC1ub 9 ll H1 Yl0 12 Basket ball 9 10 Class Pres1der1t 9 Cast THE PERFECT IDIOT Prom Commlttee 11 GARY ARVO Kayo Basketball 9 12 Track 9 12 Boys State ll Student Counc11 ll Pres ALICE BALFOUR Argyle N Y 9 10 Glee Club and M1xed Chorus 11 12 Cast OUR MISS BROOKS 12 F S F ll THERESA BEAUCHAMP Theres Glee Club and M1xed Chorus 9 11 F S F 11 Jr Prom Commlttee Amygdalold Staff MARY ANN BOGOSOFF B gg1e r 10 G1eeC1ub9 11 F S F Jr Prom Comm1ttee 11 Cast OUR MISS BROOKS 12 ROBERT BOWLUS Bob 12 Cast OUR MISS BROOKS 12 WILLIAM BOYD B111 Band 9 12 Football 9 Lat1nC1ub 9 10 Glee Club and M1xed Chorus ccompamst 9 10 1 Y Basketball 10 Jr Class Presldent Boys State 11 Jr Prom Comm1ttee V1ewpo1nt Staff 12 Cast OUR MISS BROOKS 12 Class Pres1dent 12 MARJORIE BRUNEAU Marg1e G1eeC1ub9 11 M1xed Chorus 10 11 F' S F 11 Lat1nC1ub9 10 V1ew polnt Staff 11 12 Amygdalmd Staff 11 Cast OUR MISS BROOKS ROBERT CARNE Bob Glee Club and M1xed Chorus 9 11 ootball 10 ll ub Basketball 9 10 CAROL CHAPUT Glee Club 9 ll GLORIA COPONEN Redrldge 9 10 VALERIE DE MARS Val Glee Club and M1xed Chorus 9 11 HELEN ELWELL 'Inky Glee Club 1 11 M1xed Chorus 11 F S F 11 V1ewpo1nt Staff 11 Sen 1or Class Play Publ1c1ty HELEN ERICKSON Er1ck Glee Club and M1xed Chorus 9 12 V1ewpo1ntStaff 10 12 Student Coun C1112 FOTCHSICS 9 11 Cast THE PERFECT IDIOT Class Presldent 9 Cheerleader9 12 F S F ll Jr Prom Comm1ttee JACK FENTON Lloydme Glee Club and M1xed Chorus 10 12 Football 10 11 H Club 10 12 H1 Y Club 10 12 Cast THE PERFECT IDIOT ' 11 Stage Mgr OUR MISS BROOKS 12 NADA FENTON THE PERFECT IDIOT Cast OUR MISS BROOKS Jr Prom Commlttee GRETCHEN FOLEY Gretch GleeC1ub9 ll M1xed Chorus10 ll Lat1n Club 9 10 Cast THE PER FECT IDIOT Jr Class Secretary OUR MISS BROOKS Pub11c1ty V1ewpo1nt Staff 11 12 J Prom Comm1ttee Amygda1o1d 11 12 Sk1 Team 12 F S F Wlnter Carnlval Events JOANN GENDZWILL Glee Club and M1xed Chorus 9 12 Forenslcs 9 Cheerleader 9 12 V1ewpo1nt 11 12 Amygdalomd 12 Cast OUR MISS BROOKS THE PERFECT IDIOT Prompter Jr Prom Commlttee Latm Club 9 10 O I I 12' , , . -- ll ' VY -- ll O ' H - Q - - 3 '- A t 3 - g . . .113 - 1 ' . I1 I , I YI Iron River 9-l1gSki Team 125 Hi-Y Glee Club 9-l1gF. S. F. ll-12g Cast A' ' - Q H: 10-l2g n- g ' - 5 H 3 , . ,l . . - Q rc , -a rx ' ll ' . ' - . ' ' , - 5 I -- IIJOYI F - Q H-Cl 10-111 1 -- IIJOVI ' Q ' - . 21 Achvlhes MELVINA GUILBAULT Mel DOROTHY LUOKKA Dort Glee Club 9 11 M1xed Chorus 9 11 Glee Club 9 12 Amygdalmd 12 F S 12 Art S F 11 Student Counc11 12 JOHN HEALY Jake WALLACE MURTO Wally Football 9 12 Track 9 12 H Club 10 12 H1 Yl0 12 THE PERFECT IDIOT Cast J Class V1ce PTCS1dent Lat1n Club 9 10 F S F KATHLEEN HECKEL Kathy FOTCHSICS 9 Glee C1ub10 11 V1ew o1nt 10 THE PERFECT IDIOT Cast OUR MISS BROOKS Cast J Prom Com m1 tee Art 10 11 F S F 11 La n Club 9 10 Amygdalo1d 12 DOLORES HOCKING Dee Glee Club 9 12 M1xed Chorus 12 Arnygdalmd Staff 12 Student Counc11 Cast Majorette 9 F S F 11 MARY HOYT Hoyt1e Amygda1o1d 1 Glee Club 9 12 V1ewpo1nt1l 12 Jr Prorr1Comm1t tee M1xed Chorus 10 12 FOTCUSICS 9 OUR MISS BROOKS Cast THE PERFECT IDIOT Cast CHARMAINE JOHNSON Char Glee Club 9 12 M1xed Chorus 9 12 THE PERFECT IDIOT Publ1c F S SHARON KETURI Redr1dge 9 10 DARLENE KOSKELA Redr1dge 9 10 Glee Club ll M1xed Chorus CLARA LINDSTROM Redrmdge 9 10 Cvlee Club 11 THOMAS LONGACRE Tom Band 9 Cvlee Club 10 M1xed Chorus THE PERFECT IDIOT Stage Manager H1 Y 10 12 Basket ball 9 Track 9 10 ootball 9 ll Club 9 11 Class Treas Track 11 GEORGE NEAULT Stages H Club 10 12 H1 Y 10 12 Football 9 2 MARCIA NELSON Mart Crlee Club9 12 M1xed Chorus 10 12 Cheerleader Cap 12 Forens1cs 9 V1ewpo1nt 11 12 Lat1n Club9 10 Student COUDC11 12 Amygdalo1d 12 THE PERFECT IDIOT Cast OUR MISS BROOKS Cast Prom Comm1ttee THOMAS NIEMI Tom H1 Y 10 12 Cflee Club 9 12 M1xed PERFECT IDIOT Cast Track 0 ootball 9 Lat1n Club 9 10 EDWINA NISSEN Beana Redrldge 9 10 WILLIAM O BRIEN B111 H1 Y 10 12 H Club 10 12 Football 9 12 Basketball 10 THE PER FECT IDIOT Cast Arr1ygdalo1d 12 Track 9 11 Safety Patrol 11 Glee Club 12 M1xed Chorus 12 Jr Prom Comm1ttee JEANETTE ONKALO Jenny M1xed Chorus 9 ll Glee Club 9 10 Sen1or Class Treas OUR MISS BROOKS Cast VICWPOIHI Amyg da101d Staff 12 ANN PAQUETTE Cflee Club 9 10 M1xed Chorus THE PERFECT IDIOT Prompter Jr Prom Comm CAROLYN PETERS r1dge 9 10 Clee Club 11 M1xed Chorus ll 12 . . . 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U - ' ' 9 ' - s ' ' 10: ll ll -- 9 '- - Q - Red ' - 9 -12 22 ACfIVI1'IeS RUTH PUURI Ruth1e LA Redrldge 9 10 ROY RAJALA Rayo Glee Club ll M1xedChorusl1 Red rmdge 9 10 PAUL RICHARDS H1 Y11 12 M1xed Chorus9 12 Cflee Club9 12 THE PERFECT IDIOT Cast OUR MISS BROOKS Cast V1ewpo1nt12 Art 11 F S F ll Jr PrornCornrn1ttee ll Track 9 Older Boys Conference Forens1cs 9 LORRAINE RICHARDS ee Club 9 ll F S 12 Prorn Comrruttee OUR MISS BROOKS Prornpter RUSSELL RICHARDS Russ Basketball 9 12 Track 9 11 Foot ball 9 H Club 10 12 H1 Y Pres 12 Older Boys Conference Counc1l 12 V1ewpo1nt Staff 12 Jr Prom Corn rruttee Glee Club 9 M1xed Chorus 9 Band 9 12 ANN RUOHONEN Anna Redrldge 9 IO JOYCE SAARI Glee Club M1xed Chorus Band Art OUR MISS BROOKS Prompter S PAUL SA LO Paul1e OUR MISS BROOKS Cast WIDICT Carnlval Events MARY SANREGRET Sam Cflee Club 9 V1ewpo1nt ll 12 Jr PromCornrn1ttee THE PERFECT IDIOT Cast OUR MISS BROOKS Cast Amygdalomd Staff Artll F S F ll Latln Cu 9 O 23 VERNE SCHRODERUS Lovey D1st Charnplon FOTCHSICS 9 10 V1ewpo1nt Staff 12 Student Counc1l ll 12 V1ce Pres1dent Sr Class Glee Club 10 ll M1xed Chorus 1 11 C1t1zensh1p Conference ll OUR MISS BROOKS Cast WILLIAM SLATTERY Slats Basketball 9 10 Football 10 Track 2 S mg 12 H Club 11 2 F F 11 Latm Club 9 10 WINIFRED STEN 1S Redr1dge 9 10 Glee Club 11 Secre tary of Sen1or Class ARLENE SULLIVAN Sully Glee Club and M1xed Chorus Vlew po1nt Staff 12 Forens1cs 9 Art J DEAN VAN DYKE Van Basketball9 10 Glee Club and M1x ed Chorus 10 12 Jr Prom Corn rmttee THE PERFECT IDIOT ast F S F RONALD WIITANEN Ronn1e Basketball 9 12 THE PERFECT IDIOT Publ1c1ty H Club F S F HELEN ZERBST Zerbsy Glee Club ll Vlewpolnt Staffll 12 THE PERFECT IDIOT O O I -- Il ' ll -- ll V! g ', ' Q Q . . . 9-l 1 ki' 3 - -l g .S. 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Class Prophecy Thrs afternoon all of you are gorng to have to rmagrne yourselves rn thrs audrtorrum rn the year 1962 Three members of the Vrewpornt staff are workrng on a specral Alumnr Edrtron They have taken rt upon themselves to drscover the whereabouts of the Class of 1952 Now we Il turn back the curtarn to 1962 Boy our class of 1952 really turned out to be somethrng We ve had qurte a Job trackrng them down from Taprola to Alaska Well let s see what we ve got I hear Jack Fenton rs one end of a horse rn a trarned anrmal act rn the crrcus We also found Tom Longacre ln Skerbeck s Carnrval He s a barker advertrsrng Drana and her Trarned Monkey He s workrng on hrs math degree rn hrs spare trme Charles Romph IS the new manager of the Waldorf Astorra rn New York Hrs bell hops are Ronald Tour vrlle and George Strobel Paul Salo should be congratulated? He has been made natronal 4 H Presrdent I see Gretchen Foley rs now lrvrng rn Salt Lake Crty She spends her week ends rn the mountarns teach rng prospectrve skrrers Among the group are two of her own chrldren Upon popular request Kathleen Heckel has turned to commercral art Her posters for college functrons were so good that she has started workrng wrth a Chrcago frrm for S400 a month That cute grft shop rn town belongs to Helen Elwell who takes care of her two growrng boys and strll has trme to manage her shop whrch she has recently redecorated rn a very modernrstrc style That new Co op store at Taprola rs berng run by Henry Aho who supplements hrs stock wrth produce from hrs own farm I hear that Melvrna Gurlbault rs kept qurte busy wrth the housework and her three chrldren They are lrvrng rn Detrort where Ray has a wonderful Job Helen Errckson carrres on the busrness for the Payne Weber and Co at the new New York Stock Ex change on Wall Street Guess whatlread rn the Gazette the other day' Bob Dale famous crooner farnts after berng pursued by mobs of hysterrcal women By the way drd you know that Mary Hoyt has taken over Mervrn Young s place as edrtor of the Ga zette? Iread somethrng funny rn the personals the other day Lonely bachelor wrshes to correspond wrth wrdow Prefers one under thrrty If she IS rrch age doesn t matter Wrrte Reuben Kananen Also read rn the want ads Unemployed genrus wrshes any Job wrth brg pay and short hours Call Brll Slattery after 11 OO A M Say I heard that Harold Usrtalo has really turned rnto a busrnessman He developed hrs worm sellrng project IDIO brg busrness and sells nrghtcrawlers all over the country for bart Iguess most of the g1rls have marrred but none of them have the famrly that Theresa Beauchamp does frve boys and two grrls She has an early start Dolores Hockrng rs strll an army wrfe movmg all over the country from base to base She rs workrng part trme as a very effrcrent mrlrtary secretary Dean Van Dyke rs a world traveler these days He rs one of the best photographers rn the country and has the forergn assrgnments for Lrfe magazrne Bob Carne has been dorng a brt of morrng about too these days as atravelrng salesman for the Farmer s Mutual Insurance Company Dorothy Luokka has really taken advantage of her offrce work abrlrty She has worked herself up to Superrntendent at Mrchrgan Bell What drd you thrnk of the Detrort Trgers berng the frrst team to srgn up a woman? Jeanette Onkalo rs therr new catcher Anyway the Trgers had to resort to somethrng Tom Nremr rs strll here rn town He has bought the former Ray s Auto Servrce at Franklm Square to whrch he has added a much needed wreckrng servrce He rs makrng competrtron pretty strff for James Mc Donnell across the street at the Standard Statron You d newer guess what Mary Samegret rs dorng She rs a harprst for the Chrcago Symphony Orchestra But she s been havrng some drffrculty frndrng a baby srtter for her two year old My lrttle srster came home from Krndergarten yesterday and told me about her new teacher Mrss Bal four who rs always grgglrng Seems Alrce hasn t changed much Speakrng of chrldren Marcra Nelson has her hands full wrth thrrty two of them Not her own of course she s a frrst class fourth grade teacher rn southern Mrchrgan Carol Shaput and her husband are runnrng a very cosy and profrtable restaurant rn Alaska Thrngs are really boomrng up there Mary Ann Bogosoff rs there too she s workrng as secretary and bookkeeper for l Dugrt who operates a huge coal mme Lrke Carol Arlene Sullrvan rs the manager rn her own restaurant The Irrsh Jrg Her Irrsh husband does the cookrng 24 ,, . . ,, . . . . . . . , . . . . , . . . , . 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Fred Rlchards has Just recently started a new wholesale company He ts kept busy supplymg the local concerns w1th everything Nada Fenton rs a brg star ln Hollywood these days She s co starrrng w1th Tarzan p1ck1ng off monkeys and men w1th her 22 Joyce Saarr wnet along as her personal ma1d And how she loves brushmg moths out of lxada s leopard sk1ns Then there s Danny Shutz the great lover who s st1ll wa1t1ng to be drscovered rn Hollywood B1ll Boyd has taken a vacatron 1n h1s new space Shlp to the planet Juprter where he IS exper1ment1ng w 1th a new type of model axrplane I even dxscovered Paul R1chards 1n a grrls boardtng school He s the dancrng and El'1gl1Sh teacher there MarJor1e Bruneau IS the school nurse and has the exc1t1ng Job of Heallllg sc atched knees sunburns and mtnor bru1ses l bumped 1nto Bernard Chaput the other day all bandaged up and w1th hrs arm rn a sllng He saxd he cracked up 1n a motorcycle race rn Detrort and had to go to a hospttal Seems l1ke one of the nurses there Darlene Koskela spent all of her ume holdlng hrs good hand I see that Joann Gendzmll 15 head ped1atr1c1an at the hosprtal 1n Lanslng I guess J1m Pratt IS st1ll IH Lanstng worklng on hrs master s degree Ann Paquette knows everybody s 1lls rn the Copper Country She s the X Ray technrcran at St Joseph s Say Iheard that the chemrstry lab at Tech blew up Russ Rlchards the new chemtstry teacher was trylng to 1nvent a basketball that wouldn t commrt fouls Bob Bowlus has followed 1n the famrly footsteps He s a very successful mlmng englneer m the Andes Mountams ID Ch1le Well at least we st1ll have our local star left The Portage Lake Ploneers have a new coach and Tony s Sports Bar has a new name and proprleter B111 O Brten Cleveland announced that Ronny Wutanen IS now onthe farm team lt 1SpOSSlb16 that he w1ll be brought up to the b1g leagues next year Charmarne IS st1ll hangmg on to Ronny She s the tlcket seller at lvlun1c1pal Stadu1m rn Cleveland C Edwlna Nrssen and Ruth Puurr are 11v1ng ln Detro1t now Both are harges for the Ever ready Battery ompany Roy RaJala and Donald Peterson are kept busy these days 1nspect1ng da1r1es and processors through out the U P and Jack Kohlemamen 1S head butcher at Swrft s tn St Paul He got h1s experrence at F Wreber and Sons Carolyn Peters 18 nursrng at the Veteran's Hosprtal 1n Dearborne Her frrend Clara L1ndstrom has spent most of her marrred l1fe there too She has a new baby grrl now Ih1S makes her th1rd Ann Ruohnen has grown trred of bemg a secretary so she flnally agreed to marry her boss But I hear that the new secretary to the Presrdent s dog IS Sharon Ketur1 who lrkes her Job and IS usrng every oppor tuntty to charm the young men tn Washrngton It seems that one of the more br1ll1ant dress desrgners ln New York IS Lorrarne Rlchards who has galned world W1d8 fame for her beautrful creatxons The new TV wrestler IS our one and only Gorgeous George Neault he IS Just a darl1ng 1n hrs shlny blonde curls and purple shorts George 1sn t the only TV star John Healy st1ll keeps them smlltng w1th h1s pocketful of puns If you get trred of l1sten1ng to Jokes you can focus your attentlon on Val Delvlars and Glorra Copanen who are re cent 3dd1IlOHS to the show Every good TV show has to have a couple of blonde bombshells I heard that Bob Montgomery has re enl1sted rn the Navy I guess II s because he can t agree w1th hrs wrfe s relatrves Clarence Parol1n1 has f1nally opened hrs own Savory Sausage Shop Hrs speclalty lS hot dogs By the way he st1ll has charge of the c1ty dog pound Just a short dlstance down the street from h1m Fr1tz Ahola has a pharmacy H1s bustness really zoom ed sxnce Parollm s grand opentng Well Gary Arvo IS State Senator he s Just come back from a f1sh1ng tr1p to Ma1ne It s a good thmg he has an eff1c1ent secretary l1ke LaVerne Schroderous to cut hrs work rn two after all rt rsn t good to work too hard The last one on the 1lSI IS Helen Zerbst She s made the Arr Force her career No she dxdn t marry a fly boy yet She enl1sted and IS one of the toughest top sergeants ever Well we ve spent a lot of trme look1ng up all these facts now all we have to do IS wrtte them up for the paper Watch for them IU the next tssure of the Vrewpomt Wrttten by Mary Hoyt Gretchen Foley Kathleen Heckel 25 - u - V. . , f 1 - I n -J 1 ' r - n - .1 - 1 . 1. . . . . . , . , . . 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O W1 'dt f tz- YSL Snapshots At The Senior Plcnlc U QF 5' 'x 'x , ffffyd ju My ' X2 1 Hmm HIY IST ROW Mr Austreng W1ll1am O Brxen Russell Rrchards John Healy Jack Fenton ZND ROW Francis Gauthter Wrlllam Boyd Ken krellvntz Paul Rlchards Robert Montgomery Frank Herlrvrch Robert Bow lus George Neault Marro Caramella 3RD ROW Charles Bohn Robert Healy Robert Lean Tom Long acre 4TH ROW Ben Holmes Tom Ix1em1 Ren Maelntosh Fred Ahola Ken Rxddle Jerome Kestner -12 View Polnl' Business Staff STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT IsabeIGar1ty Helen EIweII Marcla Pruner Carol Weber Wllham Boyd Paul Rlchards jerry Laurm Marvyl Intermxll Pauhne W1edenhofer Marcla Nelson SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT Barbara N1em1 Jeanette Onkalo LaVerne Schroderus Arlene Sulllvan Jane Ka1ser 43 F- TJ I -1 A 7- ' + I . are . 'S ' if l 3 - ..,, , 0 0 0 . . : l.' , .' n P ' In ' I I . I l I - V ' ' : I I I I ' -L-.. View Point Edlforlal Staff STANDIING LEFT TO RIGHT Gretchen Hamar Ken Rrddle Russ Rrchards Tom Longacre Margre Bruneau SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT Gretchen Foley Helen Erlckson Nlary Hoyt Joann Gendzwrll IVIISS Iarvenpaa Mary Sanregret KathIeen Henkel -1-J 4'ff ?:+ - W V H 'a 1 L 41' B , 37 tp Q J , in w law Qflr i. if Q 545 5iI ., Xuan? Student Council IST ROW Rober Welber Mr Maloney Ken Macklntosh Gary Arvo Isabel Garlty 2ND ROW Sue Fenske Margaret Mathy Judlth Benny Dorothy Luokka Delores R1chards 3RD ROW Marcxa Nelson Eddy Sloan Rollxe Tussmg Ken Rlddle LaVerne Schroderus 4TH ROW Jane Kaxser Carolyn Lamla Mary Hoyt Helen Erlckson A6 Editors -- Gretchen Foley Kathleen Heckel Mary Sanregret Snapshots -- Paul Salo William O'brien Business Manager - Marcia Nelson Assistants Joan Gendzvnill Sports Circulation Typists Advisor Barbara Kujansuu Mary Hoyt Delores Hocking Rueben Kannanen John Healy Paul Richards Delores Onkalo Ruth Louaka Theresa Beauchamp I-I Thomas iff rt 17 - Boys' Glee Club lST ROW Mr Glanvrlle Bob Bowlus Tom Nremr Jamesklrkrsh Jamesjuntonen Ken Usxtalo Donald Kezele Don Wagner B1lly Longacre John Kroll James Juntonen 2ND ROW Fred Ahola Harold Usrtalo Caramella 3RD ROW JamesR1chards Ken Macrntosh Paul Smuh Carl Larula Ronald Barnes Grno Becra Harold Ruska Ken Rrddle Paul Rrchards Ronald Anderson Ken Srmmons -18 : ' I I I . 'I I 1 I 1 t I Ed Sloa,n,Charles Bonn, Dean Van DQR, Jack Fe.nton, Roger Mclfinnon, Henry Aho, Tom longacre, Mario Glrls Glee Club lST ROW Ann Ruohonen Theresa Hamlxn Darlene lxoskela Fa1th Salo Barbara Ixxernr Valerxe Delwlars Joann Gendzwlll ZND ROW Marron Bourbonaxs Patrrcla Rose Margaret Mathy Glorla Coponen Delores Hoclung Charmatne Johnson Donna Francxs Katherrne McDonnell 'SRD ROW Jeannette Rlnklnen Ruth Haukala Carolyn La1t1al JoanOp1e Carolyn Peters JanctTel11n Shrrley Aubrex Marc1a Ixelson 4TH ROW Donna Butkovlch Carol Weber Mary Hoyt Lemma Sermon Catherlne Buckman Nlelnnla Gull banlt Paulrne Wxedenhofer Barbara Kulansun -19 ' 1 1 O l I I I I ' ' I I I ' I 1 I I ' I I I I , I I ,I ' 5 n v f - ,- ' I I ' ,Q 4' 11 x ,Q --in .4 from H My! The Band llh Scenes From The .Iunlor Class Play' Glrl Shy Our Mass Brooks ' Our Miss Brooks a three act comedy adapted from the radio program of the same name was presented by the Senior Class on February 6 This delightful play was concerned with the troubles that a young English teacher Marcia Nelson goes through in pre senting the annual class play Her difficulties are not confined to normal desk work and play direction for she must cope with an ir ritated principal fB1ll Boyd a self important member of the school board fLa Verne Schroderus and her conceited daughter Rhonda Mary Sanregret a high strung and disappointed music teacher Jeanette Onkalo and a basketball-playing leading man Paul Richards with all his other EXTRA curricular activities and his angry coach Uack Kolehmainenj. The remainder of the cast consists of numerous high school students that are continually popping in and out of the classroom and a very down-to-earth librarian fMary Hoyt, who pours cold water on Miss Brooks' day dreams. The play was a great success due to the capable direction of Miss .Tarvenpaa and the hard work of the cast and was warmly received by a capacity crowd. 53 4 - 'i-.ff 5 ...tl QV! .tfll -s qllllv' ll lu LKL 1 'L 1,1 'AL P- WO M L R D LL BA ET SK AL BA UN RY INV TA F QOUN :Z U .1 5 Q' P- ' an' Q' E ..: ,-IJ 42 jf Z 1114? : mfr! P 53. x . 7 El , -had ,- wi nu-4 5x HSE? Z, .... D mf,-. 5- . UU 4514 :SL rlgziifri -DCE-1-i3 ' .J ',LA..'D 3-:U-...:'-'FTE 2-Hz' ... rx 4 :. : :xx ,' -'vt '-'rx-C:..l :D ca. U ,D Football Wlth a record of f1VC w1ns and three losses the Gremhns came through wlth a total of 133 po1nts scored agalnst opponents wlth 127 polnts scored agalnst the Grernhns ln Herlev1 h J Healy Neault Laux O Brlen and others the squad showed pow er and speed Lost by graduatlon are Neault J Healy O brlen Kannanen Aho and Montgomery Healy made a place on the all conference tearn RECORD Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Lakes 6 Lakes 6 Wakef1eld 32 Ontonagon 19 Crystal Falls Negaunee 19 L Ance 6 Baraga Z5 Hancock 7 56 4. , 1, gg, fm W 1 it lhiwf-rib-Hoff ul Isl wel x fi 'Ki .svn wings si! sri 'kr Zfmwkf .L CO CAPTAIIxS Kannanen O Buen 57 f 'Wh 1' ' 1 U ' ' . 2 Q A iw- .--' 72 G ff ,d 1:2 me 'A '73 1.4 3,41 'Q .3: 83,52 A fy ',Q r 53 5, , 17. il.: -. V. R. 194.3 ' K Lf. -, Ssrlfi in ,S :asf .Q , ff! 'Z ' 'mm 1 r K U, ., 1 'Q .rn . mf.-, ., '-fry. .f'iH'jii8 I 'o .J wi Qlvw . ,3- !1v ' I 'P' 2 . R , Q- , 5- lp' hs A. 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I, A 5 f fx gen L, La.. yi, t . 4,35 9 3855 , ' N ,zxffft ...,..+: '.: J' .riif ff ' T31 4- J L11 K AZ ,Ziff F, T Q. ,A 5 , I f H' .. v X' N1 P .K 'I . 5 1 1 V, X, x . f . 4 I 1 I , Basketball RECORD UPPER PENINSU LA CHAMPIONS Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Hancock L Anse Bessemer Lakes Pa1nesda1e Hancock Baraga Calumet Dollar Bay Marquette Baraga Calumet Ontonagon Sacred Heart Lakes Lakes L Anse Bessemer Baraga Hancock L'Anse D1str1ct D1Str1Ct D1StT1Ct D1str1ct St Joseph 55 Upper Pen1nsula Escanaba 63 Q W' a The Bug Seven Carlson Hurley fm, Richards Arvo Kannanen W11t1nen Coach Gaffney le 'IG is I' Etapa Tepsa Usitalo Lean Caramella 65 Fw Gremlms Vlctor un Thrrller Over St Joseph Squad Upper Penmsula Class C cham ptonsl The flghtmg Houghton Gremlms attalned that status Saturday nlght by upsettlng the favored Escanaba St Joseph Trojans 60 55 ln an actron paced drama played rn Negaunee s Memorlal Gym before the largest crowd ever to wttness a hrgh school basketball game ln the Upper Pemnsula Thus the Gremlms captured therr thrrd major champronshrp thls sea son Houghton had earller won the Copper Country Conference tttle and the Class C Drstrtct Tourna ment The trtumph marked the flrst time that Houghton htgh school has ever won an Upper Pemnsula bas ketball crown The Gremlms vull open State Tournament play at Gaylord Wednesday nrght at 7 30 agamst Charlevotx hlgh school and on the basts of therr Saturday nlght performance are glven an even chance of movlng rnto the State semt fmals rn Lansmg Balanced Team Scortng Balanced team scormg coupled wtth aught defense and excellent reboundlng and jump ball play gave the Gremlms the vlctory and overshadowed the record breakmg performance of St Josephs Pete Kutches Kutches scored a total of 31 pomts gxvxng htm a season s to tal of 586 pornts and a new Upper Pemnsula all time scormg mark for one season Rueben Kananen led the Grem lms wlth 19 potnts whtle Spencer Carlson h1t16 Gary Arvo 14 and Russ Richards 11 to grve the Orange and Black outftt a total of60pomts Houghton jumped to an early lead of 21 11 tn the flrst quarter St Joseph used a presstng defense from the outset but the Gremlms played beautrful ball to prle up an early lead St Joseph roared back led by Kutches wnth 13 pomts to take the lead rn the second quarter The Gremlms lost thelr porse momen tarlly and the Trojans took advan rage of the lapse to grab a 32 30 half ttme lead Gremlms Regain Bearlngs The Gremlms regained therr bearmgs durmg the mtermtssion and qulckly took over agatn at 35 34 The quarter ended wrth Houghton ahead 44 41 Spencer Carlson spent most ofthe quarter on the bench wxth four personals At the end of the thrrd quarter Kutches had a total of 23 po1nts and Kananen had 19 It was the brrlllant rebounding of Kananen on the de fense board mthe fmal quarter that turned the ttde The crowd of 3 600 plus thrrlled as the lead changed hands several ttmes wrth both teams battlmg all the way for the champlonshrp 66 St Joseph s gotabreak when Russ Rlchards fouled out early tn the quarter but he was soon joined by Gravelle of St Joseph The fmal mxnutes were tense Kutches jump shot Carlson poked ma rebound for Houghton and then Arvo calmly dropped a free throw Leadrng 56 54 Houghton worked the stall effectlvely and found Arvo all alone for a short shot and a 58 54 lead Sendenburgh made ll 58 55 but when Gary Arvo agam drop ped a dog shot from the stall wrth seven seconds to go rt was all over Mighty St Joseph with a fmal season record of 17 2 and ten stralght vlctorxes had lost the champlonshrp for the second year marow ln the Reglonal fmals Last year St Joseph elrmlnated Hough ton 70 54 tn the Reglonal semx fmals The wrn gave Houghton an 18 3 season mark to carry tnto State play For the second game nn a row Coach John Gaffney used only stx men In addrtron to the all around effectiveness of the four already mentroned the drrbbltng and ball handlrng of Ron Wutanen was hrghly effective ln combating St Joes pressmg defense whrle the aggresstve play of dtmrnutxve Freshman Ralph Hurley caught the fancy ofthe tremendous over flow crowd The w1nmngGreml1ns made only 14 out of 30 free throws whxle St Joseph made 17 and mtssed 11 .- . . ' . . St. Josephugrabbed a 54-53 lead on O - Basketball Second Team TOP ROW Coach Bugm W Larson Latxrs rx Pelleuer Lauren Wegner 'lurwey QELOND ROW Krrklsh Meyers J Larson Reynolds I Pelleuer Sloan lzrlala FIRQT ROV Kannanen Dues Mem rnk Hall Taddxuccr 61 -- ' V' .' s ' - 1 ' 7 -- 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' U 1 ' A ' L -- ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - K 1 1 1 1 - Junior Hugh Champs Hurley Prout Anderson Wutmen Banfleld Cox Hauk11a 68 o 0 STANDING -- Coach Gaffney,Caspary,Britz,Sibilsky,Memink,Pluchok. SEATED -- Erickson,Richard swf 1 I AZVH MH HHV A Nl N L'IA,A CARLSON H ..f H H Q.. 3 ,, QS - U 5' .. 1-x 55 I- 2 51 .. r W DN YU - U H '- x U : f. 1: C 3 -M 'U V3 .. CJ C .: Eh CAL SLATTERY KANNANEN N 1 1 at the Reg ule relay lL3f4n ld 1n the lnvltauonal mee S990 FLPS 0 ' I ., A ' - , VVHIJ Won h' ' ' A ona meet. W n ' I ' ' ' I. ...-TL. -qw Track Arvo---Half mile Healy- Etapa- 440 Carlson- Neault-Second in Regional high Jump. 72 ie- ilk 440 Dries--High jump High jump Medley relay Medley Relay lst place in Regional high jump. lst place in Invitational high jump. lst in Regional and U.P. mile. lst in broad jump in Regional. JUNIOR PROM IUINIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND THEIR DATES 73 g A I 1 5 E 4 O ' ,- . ' 1 5 'V' . T Q ' V Q 0 I . xv 5 ' . ' I I , gt, J x I x Q Snaps nS BN Sm LII Up! LLI 535 L LIB L15 x1Q,1f 'lvvp 4 L L:1g'i E. dat lil. Gwru' jr smdums prup.1rim,g As, j:1 KQll .RL1lIliJHklf1. 1 P-cu, Kell, and Run. L, 'tixall ' ..vf1l.wrsi.v.x. fj1's room shut. Su 'igl .lg--scl,xr1i':m. 41 4-f ,pv- basketball game Palm s cottage Part of the Gremlm supporters at a NHSSSICWCII and Nirs Palm ar Mrs NP' A group of semor grrls at the semur prcmc Come on a mx house dub 75 ,, . - A I U ' . . . , . lfvf A 1 5 , . 'f X . 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V' . vm, .',x f Q ' -ffl: 1' Calendar Of Events September 29 30 Thanksg1v1ng hol1days e F1rSt Day of school Hoton starts off w1th a bang Hoton 32 Lake L1nden 6 Hoton sl1ps up Hoton 12 Wakef1eld 32 Hoton travels to Ontonagon and suffers 19 O defeat Back aga1n on the top Hoton 31 Crystal Falls 19 October The M1ch1gan Educatlonal As soc1at1on meet1ng was held at Sault Ste Mar1e Negaunee travels here for a tough one We won 20 19 End of f1rst est1mate Report cards soon Hoton chalks up 44 aga1nst L Anse 6 Th1ngs start d1sappear1ng but not the report cards The Mys Hoton beats Baraga 1n close game 26 25 Beaten by ourb1tter r1val Han cock score 0 7 November Student Counc1l sponsors an nual Football Dance Loretta Eak1n cops fmrst place L1ons Expos1t1on talent show A mus1cal treat the Con servatory Tr1o Sen1or's Banquet 15 f1rst get together for the year .Tumors present annual play G1rl Shy F1rst basketball game of sea son We beat Hancock 56 33 Another est1mate gone and soon forgotten Report cards Well that s over for another s1x weeks need a vacatlon December January We w1n aga1n L Anse 43 Hot en 54 Can't w1n all the t1me though we try Hoton 44 Bessemer Th1S 1S more l1ke lt We defeat Lake Llnden 54 33 Footballbanquet footballplay ers have remarkable appet1te s' H1 Y sponsors Evergreen Ball T1me out for Chrlstmas vacatlon Every good th1ng comes to an end back to school Dollar Bay comes to Hoton for an upset 54 45 Aga1n we floor our v1s1tor On Calumet s floor we are ab1t deflated Score 25 29 Semester Exams Oh why d1dn t we study' End of th1rd est1mate and f1rst semester Past the half way mark only e1ghteen more weeks Report cards agam not so bad after all February What a team they've done lt aga1n' Sacred Heart 27 Hoton Played Baraga on our court score 78 44 Guess who won A glass blower comes to Hoton H1gh n1ce hobby for the r1ght person We went across the lake for a bxg let down Hancock 42 Honton 24 - . . . . W 4 ' . ' . 8 ' . 15 ' . - 7 ' ' . ' - - zz ' 8 ' ' ' , Z9 ' . 47. ' - . 14 ' l l ' . 17 - ' - 4-5 . . . Q . i . . . 22 ,- H 6 . . X ,Y ' 12 ' . ' , f . D. 2 ' 13 ' '- -- , . ll 17 . . . , , - 0 . - 12 ' ' ' . 'Cifl Haflofl visits Hoton- Baraga Parochial 27-Hoton 59. 20 ' 18 ' ' 27 ' ' , - 22-24 ' .7 ' , Z5 n .1 1 2 ' - - ' - 7-8 ' ' 30 ' - -- in . . . i 9 ' -- - . ' 1 , i 13 . . . - , . - . 57. 15 ' , 7 - zz ' ' - 8 , - ' ' 23 ' ' 4 ' ' . .J 14 28 . , ' ' - , - 76 March Aprll 16 8 W1nter Carnlval Fun for each and all' We d1d much better at L Anse 54 ZZ. Pruth McFarl1n a Negro Slng er shows what can be done 1n sp1te of a hand1cap We beat the Lakes for the second t1me 1n the season 59 Basketball Tournament Games are close but we come out on top Somethmg new Harvey and Rey Kahn entertaln us w1th ballet Back to basketball and the Re glonal Tournament at Negau nee Next stop Gaylord We lost 42 47 but we made An assembly D Uraman from Un1vers1ty of Mxchrgan spoke to us Perrods cut out aga1n Stu dent Councll movre lt's that t1me of the year agam Local Forenslc Contest Dr Chavre tells us all about lnd1a Ruth Puur1 crowned queen at Gremlln Ball M1ss Shanks from St Luke s Hosp1tal 1n Marquette comes to Hoton H1gh Good Fr1day and Easter Mon day Long weekends are a Joy mdeed D1str1ct FOICHSICS Thrs the t1me to g1ve your vocal chords a workout May June Per1ods shortened agaln w learn the do s and don ts archery Annual Choral Fest1va1 at Sherman Gym The b1g mght of the year he Jun1or Prom You can sleep late Saturday' The Conservatory Players presenta wonderful play Our Amer1can Cousm Track season already' Inv1ta t1onal Track Meet Students spend an amus1ng half hour w1thJ1m Mortonson, teen age ventrlloqulst D1str1ct Track Meet m those boys sure move fast when they want to' Semor P1cn1c lots of sand lots of fun A b1g day for many Memo r1a1 Day hol1day U P R lays at Marquette and the Pr1nc1pal's outlng 1n the Huron Mounta1ns Baccalaureate servlce for sen 1ors The brg day ISD t far a head F1nal exams poor under classmen Hoton H1gh School Class N1ght Semo s present 1nsp1r1ng cho ral pageant Hoton H1gh School Commence ment That s all for those poor hard workxng Senrors Report cards and the last day of school Vacat1on here we come' 13-16 ' ' .-- ZZ ' ' -- e . 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' is 10 . 77 I 29 Snapshots At The Junior Prom Sponsors Dr A B Aldrlch Dr J M Aldrlch Audrey s Beauty Salon Ala Bottle Gas Andy S Restaurant Ambassador Mrs Theodore Barrett Benney s Barber Shop B1shop s Taxm F1n1sh Lutheran Book Concern Brxdgeman Russell Crown Bakery Coon s ElCCtT1C Shop Cloverland Hotel Restaurant Cohodas and Paoh Company Conway s F1ne Foods John Croze Serv1ce Stat1on Czernkovlch Fur Shop Copper Range Laundry Commercmal Systems Inc Coast to Coast Stores Dr Corbett Copper Motor Company Central Pharmacy Central Food Market Doud S Fashxon Shop Frank A Douglas Insurance Agency Dwyer s Shoe Store Dale s Flower Shop Dally M1n1ng Gazette Detrolt gl Northern Savxngs and Loan Assn Doy er Mus1c House Er1ckson s Barber Shop F1restone Houghton Supply Dr C T Ferr1es Gltaen Company Gartner s Department Store Herman Gundlach Inc B111 Hodge s Sports Shop Houghton Natlonal Bank Haug Jewelry Store Huss Beauty Shop Ed Haas 8: Company Dr F W Henderson Horse Shoe Lunch Hanson Shoe Shop Hormck s SCTVICC Stat1on James T Healy Agency lvey Jewelers Jenn1ng s Slsters Hat Shop Dr A M Kangas 79 Joseph M. 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