Ishpeming High School - Hematite Yearbook (Ishpeming, MI)

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Archie Hart. Ben Hassenger. Carrie Hawes. Minnie Heko. John Hennessey. Arvid Henrickson. Roy Heppe. Mabel Hermanson. Sverre Hoff. Ansfrid Holmgren. Estelle Hooper. Marie Horgan. Laura Ivey. William Jos. Kenkln. Charlie Jewell. Willie Jewell. Arvid Johnson. Arthur Johnson. Edwin Johnson. Ellen M. Johnson. Emil Johnson. Herman Johnson. Henry Johnson. Henry Johnson. Maria Johnson. Robert Johnson. Rudolph Johnson. Rudy Johnson. Myrtle Johnston. Waino Kamlnen. Ruth Kinsman. George Kemp. Arne Kettunen. John Knoerl. Arthur Larson. Continued Iver Larson. John Larson. William Larson. Mable Lawry. Laura Lemire. Nellie Lerlie. George Lindboxn. Edmund Lloret. Bessie Lund. David Magnuson. Anna Maki. Mary Maloney. Aina Matson. Florence rMicklow. Ross Miners. Clyde Mitchell. Hilma Moilanen. Emmet Mooney. Esther Mountjoy. Conrad Mulgren. Oscar Oien. Sarah Noble. Julia Parsons. Clytheria Penberthy. Jenlnle Peterson. John Peterson. Claudius lPhillipps. Selmo Pelto. Bessie Platto. Herbert Potter. James Presthus. Horace Prouse. Lula Rantala. Ethel Rundell. .Josephine Rigstad. Anna V. Roberts. Thomas Roberts. Myrtle Robbins CDeceasedJ Edith Rogers. ' Eskel Ronn. Myrtle Rowe. Emily Rundell. Elvira Sandberg. Esther Sandell. Clarence Shea. Ellsworth Shea. George' Sibley. Fannie Skytta. Raymond Smith. .lohn Solem. Elfrlda Sorlie. Arthur Spencer. Anna -Stanway. Herbert Stansbury. Olga Stein. Myrtle Sunblad. August Swanson. Rudolph Swanson. Ruth Swanson. Ethel Symons. Lenore Trygsland. Stella Unmuth. Adaline Uren. James Venner. Lena Wiggins. Samuel Wilcox. Stanley Williams. Thomas Williams. Llewellyn Wood. Julius Youngs. s 3 0,5 e I 3 UT' - ,Mol 3 WMOB Glo 'f M0 C35 QxelYfO?1D llvqfg, Here they are and let them clelveg The little. wee tw of 1912.

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peculiar thing about the meeting was that three boys and one girl were elected to fill the ofiices. The Freshman baseball team has been organized, and we have also played a part of a game with the Sophomores. We have the best team in the High School and we are hot after the pennant. Our pitcher is a regu- lar league pitcher, and is a dandy player. The other members of our team zne also good players. The Upper classes also have fairly good teams, but ours is the best of all. Our motto will mean a good deal to us, because it means victory. A Our next meeting came on May 3rd. The meeting was for the purpose of selecting a motto, class colors and flower. It took quite a time to get the motto, but as you know, we at last selected Nike, meaning victory. The colors chosen were yellow and white. The rose was chosen for the flower of the class. I will now close for here history changes to prophecy. I HERBERT POTTER. Freshmen President. . . . . .HP1liBEli'l' P0'.l l'ER Treasurer. . . .... CHARLES Cu1.1..aN Vice-President., . . .MAIQIE I'IoRGAN Secretary. . . . . .HENRY JOHNSON Morro: A'1'kc- Vyffdljf CLASS Co1.oks-Yellow and White. CLASS FLOWER--Rose. William H. Abbott. Ethel Adams. Anna Adamson. Adolph Anderson. Axel Anderson. Ethel Anderson. Gyda Anderson. Gerda Anderson. Otilia Anderson. Rose A. Anderson. Rose S. Anderson. Walfrid Anderson. Flossie Argall. Jeannette A. Argal. Clarence Ayott. Power Bargh. Esther Bargman. Melville Bettlson. Pearl Blight. Delia Bohemier. Mary Brazil. Lottie Brewer. William Byrnsi. Erwin fCain. Carl Carlson. Olive Carlyon. Arsted Charbonneau. ' Agnes F. Charles. Leslie Chellew. Leo Christian. he-e Clifton. Joseph Collick. Thomas J. Collins. Margaret Conway. Effie Cooke. Gertrude Crabb. Oscar Creer. Charles Cullen. Bertha Dawson. Eva Degegeau, Alice Deshaise. Belle Deval. Laura Devold. Agnes Doherty. Mary Dundon. Edith Erickson. Anna Everson. Emil Forsti. Helga Fosberg. Olive Fowler. . Arthur Francis. David Franson. Gust Fredstrom. John Gill. Mary Greene. Clarence Gnscott Henry Hallgren. Clara Hansen. Torval Hansen. Winlfred Harris,

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