Houghton High School - Amygdaloid Yearbook (Houghton, MI)

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Paulme Wiedenhoefer Polly If my heart were not light I d dle Band 9 10 ll 12 Gul s Sextet ll 12 Glee Club 9 10 ll 12 Madngal Singing l2 Mlxed Chorus 9 l0 ll 12 Forensics 9 10 12 Vrewpomt Staff 9 10 ll 12 Donald Wegner Dobm Like a true fisherman he has a good lme Track 9 10 Basketball 9 l0 Mixed Chorus 9 12 Glee Club 9 12 H1 Y 10 ll 12 Spring rs Tomorrow ll Cast Vrewpomt Staff l2 f Norma Ylltalo Norm Here s a girl with the heart and smrle who makes the bubble of life worth while Redrldge 9 10 Our first year of high school confinement began September 6 1950 At that time we were ambitious freshmen seventy strong Having maneuvered our way through this year we felt quite certain that we would make the second which we completed on June 12 1953 Thanks to our ingenious methods and the generosity of the teachers As Juniors we continued the struggle but we found time to add a few extra-curricular events among which were the Junior Prom and Junior Class Play On June 12 1953 we became dignified sen iors Our senior year dragged on for some of us for others it seemed there was not enough time to do all we wished to do Highlights of this year were the banquet the Gremlin Ball and the Senior Class Play. The climax of all our high school life came on June ll, 1954, when we received our diplomas from Mr. Edwards, exchanged con- gratulations, and thank-yous, left the corridors of the Houghton High School, and became alumni. 19

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5..,,,it5t 'N I F' Y TAM ,Z Juniors lst Row Bette Onkalo Helen Jo Bugm Lou Chappell Ernest Utecht Ralph Hurley 2nd Row Helen Rtutta, Ma lyn l-lermann,Btll Longacre,James Dtx Btll Larson Davtd Soderblom 3rd Row Rlc Fenske Paul Kangas, LaVerne Junttonen Nancy Anderson Barbara Lamnen Paul Monette 4th Row Delores Rtchard Joy Duzek Ted Nelson Rtchard Warden Beverly Sten, Ronald Lmdberg. 5th Row Betty Anderson, Nancy Boyd, Mary Varney There IS bound to be a l1vely d1scuss1on 1n th1s Amer1can I-hstory class. These Jun1ors are preparmg an ass1gr1ment on the questton, Should 18 year olds be allowed to vote? 21 ' B ' rl 'A . X A , ', f A . . l I 'K ,fr - , B B lnfy k- - , 'Q' : ' . , ' , .-ev ' . R I . NX S X ,ff h . i H W , X. V ,x . Q Q ., me - Q V . s A , 1 ' N 2 B X B V Lwiuvg I. V O : . ', , , . : ' ri- ! I ' : I I l I ' 0 I D U , . .