Ishpeming High School - Hematite Yearbook (Ishpeming, MI)
- Class of 1951
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Adviser ' ' ' Gr- sl , Ce Pl15's'A: Q A I'0n 3 I 5: , '1 ' ' g Algohrzl ,' ' LZ Ilri 'vr 'ra ' 1ing I'h5'sif-all HflllK'1lliIl1 ' , ' - V . . . ' - 1 ' . N A - Octavius Townsend Physics Plane Geometry Driver Training Director of Senior Class Play Ieannette Taipala to the Principal Jesse A. Vail l'lizabet.h H. Vivian Clermont C. Watson G'neral Mathematics Sophomore English Xlgebra Speech Club Football Coach Student Council Track Coach Forensics L Squad Basketball Coach Physfcal Training Physical lraining, Grades La.'l'ctha'l Coach B Squad Football Coach Baseball Coach Golf Cecelia W xhlman to the Supc rintc ndn nl Cl STODIAN S Alfied Hoft Eduard Hogluncl Thomas Kirschnei Fred Maki William Rice lll 4 - x T Y I 7 r-Q Y L 3 f D . , ' , 'z - Secretary Secretary ' ' x I 5 x l 6164491 -XC ADL MIC 1 A , 1 . rw- fif'. I - 'limi l ru 1 1 111'-: 1,1f ig. ' wr I ,. Left to R1ght P Coron R M Marrd L Wxrtala C Ndult SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presmleni Paul Coron Secretary Charles Nault Vlce Pres1dent Lorrame Wlrtala Treasurer Rose Mane Marra Marlon Alanko and Jerry Jenkm VALEDICTORIAN lerry Ienkrn has the nghest scholastxc stanchng of h1 class alter four years ol l-hgh School He has been achve ln the Student Counc1l, Band, l-l1Y and ne also took part IH the Sen1or Class Play SAL UTATORIAN Marlon Alanko has the second hlghest average of her class offer at tendlng l-hgh School for four years She has been achve ID the Com rnercxal Club and has been a mem ber of the Se-rvlce Corps n 2 r Q 2 S I i ,L f l m Eg 3 2 l A W A 'Y 3 7 ' ll l 5 12 Q l S Q , 2 be 2 Q Q , 5 . l g f C A' 1, l , 1 ? I ' i 3 , Z v if 5 2 5 W' S ' 2 ff- V . ' .5 Q , - e 1 5' Q H A ' I L 3 9 l n 4 J, , . X. 'N f , rx ' : . , . . ', . ' ' -, . ' . I ' .,o,.,o, S ,.,,.............,.....,,.,.,,.,..,, .,...,r....,....,.,,,,..,,,,..,........v , L. 1 . . .S lA SENIORS MARION V. ALANKO History and Social Science Gym Exhibit 3, Hoop Girls 3, Prom Committee 3, Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Service Corps 2, 3, 4, Salutatorian, Honor Society, IUDITH CLAIRE ANDERSON History and Social Science Gym Exhibit 3, Hoop Girls 3, Prom Committee 3, An- nual Board 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Service Corps l, 2, 3, Speech Club 2, 3, Band l, 2, Class Vice-President l, Senior Class Play, Wolverine Girls' State, Honor So- ciety. NANCY LOUISE ANDERSON Commercial Gym Exhibit 3, Prom Committee 3, Commercial Club, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play. VERNITA MARIE ANDERSON Science Gym Exhibit 3, Hoop Girls 3, Prom Committee 3, Come mercial Club 4, Debate l, 2, Forensics l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Service Corps l, 2, Speech Club 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, Senior Class Play, Honor Society, Pep Club l. RONALD K. ARGALL Manual Arts Gym Exhibit 3, Service Corps 2, Football B l, 2, Base- ball 4. ROBERT E. ARSENAULT Manual Arts ROBERT PAUL AUSTIN Manual Arts Gym Exhibit 3, Prom Committee 3, Commercial Club 4, Senior Class Play. ANN MARIE BARBIERE Home Economics Gym Exhibit 3, Prom Committee 3, Commercial Club 4, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Speech Club 4. DONALD F. BELTRAME Manual Arts Gym Exhibit 3. ANTHONY PHILIP BERTUCCI Manual Arts Gym Exhibit 3. ALAN ROBERT BESOLA Manual Arts Gym Exhibit 3, Hi-Y 4. SUZANNE BETTS Commercial Gym Exhibit 3, Hoop Girls 3, Prom Committee 3, Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Speech Club l, Student Council 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, Pep Club l. l3 I ..i- .1 1 T vat puma 1 'at' fr Q I .Qs is Q .A iii - N. fr- . A 4, ,f it 'QM Wgyix g,....i, l. N 'mit-1 NVE '17 x 5 Qififf- 3 ' -at my 35,9 R 130: 'Q M if 24 ALLAN BIORK Science Gym Exhibit 3 Prom Committee 3 Service Coros l 4 Football B 2 H1 Y 4 Senior Class Play LAVERNE C BIORNE Home Economics Gym Exhibit 3 Commercial Club 4 LAWRENCE C BONE IR Science Gym Exhibit 3 GEORGE W BREWER Manual Arts Gym Exh1b1t3 Mixed Chorusl 2 3 4 NORMAN K CARDEW Manual Arts Gym Exhibit 3 Prom Committee 3 ROGERS IOSEPH CORCORAN History and Social Science Prom Committee 3 Mixed Chorus l 2 3 4 Football A 3 4 FootballBl 2 Baseball 3 4 Trackl 2 4 Basket ball A 3 4 Basketball B l 2 H1 Y 3 4 Senior Class Play Wolverine Boys State PAUL IOSEPH CORON H1SfOIY and Social Science Gym Exhibit 3 Prom Committee 3 Mixed Chorus l 2 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Boys Ensemble 4 Mixed Ensemble 3 4 Class President 4 Hi Y 4 Senior Class Play RITA G CORON Commercial Gym Exhibit 3 Prom Committee 3 Commercial Club 3 4- Girls Glee Club l 2 3 4- Mixed Chorus l 2 3 4- Mixed Ensemble 2- Senior Class Play. ANGELA HELEN DEROCHE Commercial Gym Exhibit 3- Hoop Girls 3' Prom Committee 3- Cornmorcial Club 3 4- Speech Club 4- Student Council RONALD IOSEPH DOMPIERRE History and Social Science Gym Exhibit 3' Commercial Club 3 4. DONALD H. DOWRICK Manual Arts Gym Exhibit 3. PAULINE HELEN FORSLUND Commercial Prom Committee 3, Commercial Club 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 3. 14 DONALD L. FREDERICKSON Manual Arts Gym Exhibit 3, Prom Committee 35 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Student Manager Football 4. NEIL F GARCEAU Sclence Gym Exhibit 3 Mixed Chorus l 2 3 4 Service Corps 3 Football A 3 4 Football B l 2 H1 Y 3 4 Wo verine Boys State 3 MARGARET A GIGUERE Commercml Gym Exhibit 3 Hoop Girls 3 Prom Committee 3 Com mercial Club 3 4 Honor Society CONCETTA I GRAHAM Scxence Gym Exhibit 3 Hoop Girls 3 Prom Committe 3 An nual Board 3 Commercial Club 4 Girls Glee Club l 2 3 Service Corps 2 Speech Club l MILDRED E GRAVEDONI Sclence Gym Exhibit 3 Service Corps 3 DAWNE S GRONVALL I'I1story and Soc1alSc1ence Gym Exhibit 3 Hoop Girls 3 Commercial Club 3 DONALD N GRUND Hlstory and Socml Scxence Service Corps 3 GOLDIE IANE HARPER Home Economlcs Gym Exhibit 3 Hoop Girls 3 BARBARA ANN HECKO Commercml Hoop Girls 3 RICHARD GERALD HEMIVIILA Sclence Gym Exhibit 3 MAVIS M HIELT HISIOXY and Socmal Sclence Gym Exhibit 3 Commercial Club 4 Girls Glee Club l 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus l 2 3 4 Girls Basketball l 3 DORENE GAY HODGE Commerclal Gym Exhibit 3 Hoop Girls 3 Prom Committee Com mfr lat Club 3 4 Stude-ntCo1mr'1 4 15 J ni ww 19-'J 'Q' ii Q-f 'fx QS 4 6' 2 'W EE' 'YT v l!1 '3r .U MELVIN G HOLLI bcxence Gym Exhibit 3 Mixed Chorus l 2 3 4 Football A 3 4 FootballBl 2 Baseball4 Track2 H Y 3 4 NOREEN CAROL HOFF General Gym Exhibit 3 Girls Glee Club l 2 3 Mixed Chorusl 2 EDGAR W HOLMGREN IR Science Gym Exhibit 3 Mixed Chorus l 2 3 4 M1 ea En semble 3 Band l 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 H1Y 3 4 Senior Class Play Honor Society CAROLE P HUSBY Commercial Gym Exhibit 3 Hoop Girls 3 Prom Committee 3 Com mercial Club 4 Girls Glee Club l Service orps l 2 Student Council 2 MARY ELIZABETH HUSMANN History and Soclal Science Gym Exhibit 3 Hoop Girls 3 Commercial 1 lub 4 Girls Glee Club l 2 3 4 Mixed Chorusl 2 3 4 Service Corps 2 3 Senior Class Play Pep Cluo l IERRY G IENKIN Science Gym Exhibit 3 Student Council l Bandl 2 3 4 Class President l H1 Y 4 Senior Class Play Wolverine Boys State Honor Society Valedictorian W KEITH IOHNS History and Social Science Gym Exhibit 3 Prom Committee 3 Mixed Chorus l 2 3 4 Baseball2 3 4 Track4 H1 Y 3 4 BEVERLY HELEN IOHN SON General Gym Exhibit 3 Hoop Girls 3 Prom Committee Com mercial Club 3 4 EDWARD S IOHNSON History and Social science Mixed Chorus l 2 3 4 Boys Ensemble -1 Mixed Ensemble 2 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra l Basket ball B l, 2, H1 Y 3, 4, Senior Class Play IEAN ALICE IOHNSON Home Economics Hoop Girls 3, Prom Committee 3, Service Corps 2, 3, 4 IOHN RUDOLPH IUNTTI History and Social Science Gym Exhibit 3, Prom Committee 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 4, Football A 35 Football B l, 2, Baseball 2, Basketball A 3, 4, Basketball B l, 2, Class Secretary lg Hi-Y 3, 4. MARLENE H. KAUPPILA Home Economics Gym Exhibit 3, Hoop Girls 35 Commercial Club 4. l6 I ANET MARIE KLIPPEL oclence ym Fxh1b1t 3 Hoop G1rls 3 Prom Comr'11ttee 3 Serv1ce Corpsl 2 3 4 Speech Club 2 3 Student Councu 4 Class N1ce Pres1clent 3 Pep Club l NORMA ADELE KYROLA bclence Hoop G1rl 3 Commerc1al Club 4 Serv1ce C orps 4 Semor Class Play BEVERLY MAE LAFORGE General Gym Exh1b1t 3 Hoop Grrls 3 Prom Comm1ttee 3 G1rls Glee Club l Serv1ce Corps l 2 3 Speech Cl 1h 2 3 Bandl 2 3 4 DONNA MARGARET LAFRENIERE Commercml Gym EXh1b1t 3 Hoop Glrls 3 Prom Com'r11ttee 3 Commerc1al Club 3 4 G1rls Glee Clubl 2 3 4 M1XSd Chorus 3 4 Speech Club 3 Student CounC1l l Class Trea urer 3 Wolverme G1rls State 3 Pep Club l Honor SOC1SlY EDNA MAE LANGAAS Sc1ence Gym Exh1b1t 2 3 Hoop G1rls 3 Prom Comm t ee 3 Forens1cs l Serv1ce Corps l 2 3 4 Speech C ub l 2 Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestral DONALD LEMAY IR Sc1ence Gym Exh1b1t 3 M1Xecl Chorus l 2 3 4 SerV1cc Corps 2 3 H1 Y CARL F LEMIN H1story and Soclal Sc1ence Gym Exh1b1t 3 Prom Comm1ttee 3 M1xed Coorus l Football A 3 4 Football Bl 2 Baseball l 3 4 Track 2 Basketball A 2 Ba ketball B l H1 Y 3 4 Wolverme Boys State ROY LESLIE LEMIN Manual Arts Cym Exh1b1t 3 Football B l CHARLES O LINDBERG Sc1ence M1xecl Chorus l 2 3 4 Student Counc1l 4 Boys En semble 4 lVl1xecl Ensemble 2 3 4 Ba dl 2 3 4 Basketball A 3 4 Basketball B 2 H1 Y 3 4 lt 2 4 Wolve 1ne Boys State 3 CATHERINE ANN LUNDBLAD Home Econom1cs Gym Exh1b1t 3 Hoop G1rls 3 Prom Comm1ttee 3 G1rl Glee Club l 2 3 lvhxed Chorusl 2 Bandl 2 3 4 Pep Club l MARION L LUNDIN Commercml Hoop G1rls 3 Prom Commlttee 3 COVlm9TClGl Club 3 4 G1rls Glee Clubl Bandl 2 3 4 BEVERLY LOIS LUOMA Commercml Hoop G1rls 3 Prom Comrmttee 3 Commerc1al Club 3 lf ,QR Qs' QP ff? ' N.. pu 7 aol' i -glue: u-ff f -A 757 inf 01 Y 'll Y 7' I5 sf' -...M if mfr W. ave' NANNIE ANN MAKI Science Gym Exhrblt 3 Hoop Grrls 3 Prom Commrttee 3 Forenslcsl 2 Speech Club 2 3 THOMASH MANKEE IR Manual Arts Gym Exhlblt 3 ROSE MARIE MARRA Commerclal Gym Exhrblt 3 Hoop Grrls 3 Prom Commlttee Com merclal Club 3 4 Servlce Corps 4 Speech Club 4 Class Treasurer 4 DOUGLAS A MCNEII. General Stuclen Councll l Basketball B 2 MARGUERITE ELAINE MITCHELL HISIOIY and Soclal Sc1ence Gym Exhlblt 3 Commerclal Club 3 MARGARET ELAINE MORELL Commerclal Gym Exhlblt 3 Hoop Grrls 3 Commerc1al Club l 2 3 4 Glrls Glee Clubl 2 3 4 lvhxed Chorus 3 4 CHARLES EDWARD NAULT Commercml Gym Exhrblt 3 Commerc1al Club 3 4 Mrxecl Chorus l 2 3 4 Football A 2 3 4 FootballBl Student Coun Secretary 4 H1 Y 4 Semor Class Play WILLIAM W O CONNELL Sc1ence Commerc1al Club 4 Student Councrl 4 Semo Class Play BERNICEM OLLILA Home Econom1cs Gym Exhrbrt 3 Hoop Glrls 3 Commercral Club 4 STUART E OLSON Sc1ence Gym Exh1b1t 3 Prom Commrttee 3 Bandl '7 3 4 Orchestral Track 2 v J if A pq!-XRILYN IOYCE PALMER General Gym Exh1b1t 3 Hoop Grrls 3 Prom Commrttee 3 Com mercral Club 3 Pep Club l GENE HOWARD PALOMA 1 Sc1ence 3 kb Semor Class Play 1+ is - , A ' ' E 1 ' : ' 2 ' 1 I 1 A 1, 2 bm ,,,., Z l 2 T . . . 4 ' fi ' ' D ' ' : ' J ' , l an 7 cil 3, Baseball 1, 3, Track 2, 4, Basketball B 2, cms ,fy in 4 , I . I ' I H 1 V f Z4 A .1 k LJNV Ut 'P' . 'I A f xv at J ' A . . ,-,Q . I . I - af ' My l l I - ' 3 1' S , A A . is . I 3 4 18 BARRY R. PATRON Science Gym Exhibit 3, Prom Committee 3, Annual Board 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Service Corps l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Boys' Ensemble 4, Mixed Ensemble 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Senior Class Play, VJolver- ine Boys' State. RONALD T. PATRON Science Gym Exhibit 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. NORMAN R. PAULL, IR. Manual Arts Gym Exhibit 3' Commercial Club 4- Cheerleading l 2 IAMES A PAVEGLIO Hlstory and Soclal Sclence Gym Exhibit 3 Service Corps l 2 3 Football Bl Trackl 2 Cheerleadingl 2 3 Basketball B PATRICIA IEANETTE POLKKI History and Social Science Gym Exhibit 3 Hoop Girl 3 Prom Committee 3 Com mercial Club 3 Forensics l 2 3 Service Coros 2 3 4 Speech Club 2 3 4 Senior Class Play Pep Club Honor Society LOIS IEAN PRIN Com'nerc1al Gym Exhibit 3 Hoop Girls 3 Prom Committee 3 An nual Board 3 Commercial Club 3 4 Girls Glee Club l 2 3 4 Mixed Chorusl 2 3 4 Speech Club J Class Treasurer l Honor Society I OHN A QUAAL Science Gym Exhibit 3 Commercial Club 3 4 Mixed Chorus l 2 3 4 Service Corps 3 4 Football A 3 4 Pootball B 2 H1 Y 3 4 Honor Society LUIGINA M ROVEDO Science Gym Exhibit 3 Hoop Girls 3 Prom Committee3 Service Corps 4 Honor Society MARY L RULE History and Social Sclence :it 3 Hoop Girls 3 Prom Committee 3 Com ib 4 Speech Club l 2 3 W HUGO RUOHOMAKI Manual Arts 1 3 4 Football Bl 2 Baseball 2 4 Basket L 2 3 4 Basketball Bl BEVERLY MAE RUONA History and Social Science Prom Committee 3 Commercial Club 3 4 Accompanist Vocal Music Groups l 2 3 4 Service Corpsl Student Council 4 Class Vice President 2 Pep Club l Honor Society DARLENE RUUSKA Home Economics Hoop Cirls 3 Commercial Club 4 19 lf ri gg mlm I v. A-L QQ 38 'qw-no 'nf WILLIAM F. SALSON. IR. Manual Arts Gym Exhibit 3 SHIRLEY MAY SARA Hlstory and Soclal Sc1ence Gym Exh1b1t 3 Hoop G1rls 3 Prom Comrn tree 3 G1rls Glee Club l 2 3 4 M1X9d Chorus 3 G1rls Ensemble 3 4 M1X6d Ensemble 4 DAVID WARREN SATTERLEY Sc1ence Prom Commlttee 3 Annual Board 4 lvhxed Chorus l 2 3 4 SSTVICG Corps l 2 3 4 Student Courc1l 4 Boys Ensemble 4 MlXed Ensemble 3 4 Band l 2 3 H1 Y 3 4 Sen1or Class Play Golf 2 CHARLES CLAYTON SIMONS Hrstory and Socxal SCISHCG Prom Comm1ttee 3 Commerc1al Club 3 M1X8d Chorus l 2 3 4 Football A 4 Student Counc1ll Boys E semble 4 M1X9d Ensemble 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Cheer leadmg 1 2 Track 2 H1 Y 3 4 Semor Class Play RONALD GENE ST ANDRE Manual Arts Gym EXh1b1t 3 GERALD I STAMPEE Manual Arts Gym EXh1b1t 3 MlXGd Chorus l 2 3 4 WILLIAM LOCHER SUNDBLAD Comrnercral Gym EXh1b1t 3 Prom Comm1ttee 3 Annual Board 3 4 Commerc1al Club 3 4 M1xed Chorusl 2 3 4 SSTVICG Corps l Student Counc1l 2 3 4 Boys Ensem ble 4 MlX9d Ensemble 4 H1 Y 3 4 Sen1or Cla s Play Honor SOCIGIY WILLIAM V TREGEMBO SCIGHCG Gym E1cn1b1t 3 IOANN TREWNICK Home Economlcs Gym EXh1b1t 3 Hoop G1rls 3 Commerc1al Cluo 4 LOUISE KATI-IRYN VOGELER Sc1ence Gym EXh1b1t 3 Hoop G1rls 3 Prom Comm1ttee 3 An nual Board 3 4 Commerc1al Club 3 G1rls Glee Club l 2 3 4 MlXGd Chorusl 2 3 4 Sen1or Cla s Play Honor SOCIGIY IOHN PETER WAHLMAN Sc1ence Gym Efh1b1t 3 Prom Comm1ttee 3 Annual Board 3 4 Cor' merc1al Club 4 MlXed Chorus l 2 3 4 S9TVlC9 Corps 2 3 4 Speech Club 3 Boys En emble 1 M1X6d Ensemble 3 4 Lheerlead ng l 2 Class Secr tary 3 H1 Y 3 4 Sen1or Class Play RCBERT CHARLES WATERS ueneral Corps 2 Band 20 1 1 U- f - 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 I , . 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Z 'Z ACC , '11 .' IE. 1111111121 5111, S1 F11 J xn, X'. F1' stuglio, P. 11 1' iff . IJ. 15. FIz1n11 -ry: IJII. I 1: Hips 1i1'III1 j. 11J11'1'111:11r11, XY, 1I111rj11'1'. If. 1111, If. J 11 1 , 11. TIN- 'rxdi 11111 fzffx-.' 215131 T151 ,rf fxrffgr. tggf- CYCSFI' II A1-3-rf1r1c1f1f 1.'1':fT11f1'..'.1 '11, Q11-1.1 -fi ft ff.CII.'AI'.1S lfmfr TZ. ,f 1.11:-1,-ci 53 11., '1rf,f'7:1,r .ff-E .Lim : 1111- IIQI-Q.: ' .. 1-Ixhl. Fifi p:.111-K 1:.1- 1. af 1.1 .Lx ll. .221-2.1 :' 1 ff.. gr ir., 1: -11.1 .1 1.'.I' 10' 1. 11.1 11-1' L -:fzrz 11.1.-: ' f f1 '1I'.1'11'1 '1'111g- If .fr,151L Lf if. I V4f.f..?f I f1 111. 1.1. 'f ,f3? GLEE CLUB Left to Right: Row IAB. Paull, E. Dunstan, D. Lar- son K. McXVi11iams C. Michell M. Patron C. Kemp. C Fostvert R Coron Row II M Smrth J Tunrs maa B Bye M Wtrntr M Pe-ppm II Carter lx Thrs was the second concert arven by the vocal department ln the Chrrstmas Program the Crrrls Glee Club began Wrth the srngrng of three numbers Come Unto Hrm Hear My Prayer and For God So Loved the World Runfiman. N. DvRoc'hr-. .I. Anderson, B. Bone-tlig Row III' S. Knight, N, ID4-Vo1f1,S'. Alrierton, L. Morcom, M. J Re noudtn C Bussrfrt L Srltancn A Green C Lrndbtrg. The mrxed Chorus then sana Carol ot tne Bells and Lrsten to the Lambs These were followed by two selectrons from Handels Messrah Oh Thou That Tellest Good Trd rngs to Zron and the l-lallelulah Chorus GLEE CLUB Left to Right: Row I--E. Voelker, V. Anderson, N. BQ-sola, H. Dougherty, NI, E. Chinn. C. Simons, B. 'S -'., . ' Meg.t....'t': '-T. ,-.L. 32 - s tothe J Maddtrn R Peterson M Chrllrndn NI 1Iusmdnn D Lal-renters M H1011 I' Idssort Hou II F C111 P Frcdtttc S Stdnsburx P borslund J dlsn P NI Nardr Row III lN Adams 'VI S 11x actor D Ch xmpron S Sara NI Lemke N1 Peter son J Becker N1 Nldson J Voelker E Rundman x GLEE CLUB Roxx' IYE, Kivisto, N. Bell, S. Bye, E. Palomaki, R. Flannery, A. Barbiere, I. Parsons, J. Trewarthag Row Pulomaki, J. Mac-Dougall. J. Laitinen R. Gation J. III --L. Prin N. Hoff E. Superko, A. Aho M. Frantti hmcson NI Morell Row H J Sangala R Lexerton C Argall F Bengson B Ruona L Vogeler M R Wlrtala C Vlarm N Bacon A Harrmgton, B Stone The presentahon ofthe Easter Cantata and partrnent came under the able dlre tton of Handel s Messlah has become a must for ap MISS Bentley These performances are two that prouanvo concert qoers s1nce the vocal de a full house need not be worrled aooot bIl'l' CIUB xx I Sx B Clfdeon P Spd: A nxan X Holm ltll F' N xx S Jef ua oxx Pall n P Lilll xl 1 John: NI Lunonen J Olllld A JdINlS X Lunclln Ruona 33 tio ' J. .'x'unson, . 3 -' ' , J. ' B. An- Sull' ,.'. gy- , ,. Gicrurg Ro ' III . ' fory. rlw-mon. 12. S'xx'unson, J. Koukkuri, I.. llolm,:rvn. J. Nl. Plljll, M. Plye-V, IZ. .-Xndm-rsrm, IH, xYlI1lA'l', Il, IH-pin, F, Q 'yll-3 R ' II T. ' 'o , . ' l'ns, II. tlrulmnm, J. Sollacrg, R. l't lLlli1. I.. Willuxm. M. ',.. V ,. ,f. ' ',1'. '. MIXED ENSEMBLE Left to Right: Girls---C. Lindberg, A. Green, L. Siltanen, J. Becker, C. Herman, M. J. Reimwden, S. Sara, S. Alderton, B. Graham, C. Bussiere, B. Flan- nerv E Kivisto C Kemp N DeRoche N Lundin C ln the spring concert the Girls Cflee Club sang New Moon Into the Night and Mountains The Mlxed Chorus sang the splrtted Choral Processlon Also among the chorus numbers Were, The Blind Ploughman Music and Rain and the Puver Simons: Boys---J. Piirto, C. Simons, T. J.-nkin, K. Ericson, B. Patron, D. Doney, T. Thompson. B. llenpz, D. Mitchell, C. Lindberg, E. Johnson, P. XVal1lman, S. Franson VV Sundblad P Coron The Mlxed Chorus had a near recorc.. break mg membership this year ot l77 Other vocal organizations under the direction ot Miss Bentley are the Mixed Ensemble made up ol 30 members and the Boys Ensemble rumber ing l2 young men Those two groups have C IRI S LNSI4 'VIBI lf t Pi Penn xr 4 n ' Nui ins xx QIHIILIX 1111 dl z OH S J L 4 Betksi Pow II C Simons N DeROche L Siltuun Luuton B Ruona . , 1 - 1 ' , A I . ' X' I, . I Le-f to Right: law T M. J. . Vi' ,C. this. - 't-, IC. Gif-ser, A, f:l'l'l'll, ll. .lol C. l.lllfllN'I'4LLI lin ' Ill li. Fl' B. Gr: I zn, S. S' '11, S. Xld.-rt , J. E. Kiviqlc, C. Kemp. C. II -rmun, J. lVliil'llJllf.1illl, R. 34 BOYS I' NSI' MBI I' f to R1 Hill! J 'Vim 1: I P Wdmmln C 511110115 n 1 s omxor mon xmxon 'allllfibllll I3 PUOHI Xrmompanlsl performed for assembhes and for crvrf c aan The vaaal aroups have beer ably recom ALCQMPANISTQ 35 Lv t 'ghl - B, X I. r ' -I -ll, ID. 31.110 '14-y, Paxlron, C. I.imllwr::, . ll 1 , ,. W 'IT -Iv k'n:, E. .I I : 1. P. C ' , S. If , B. S 2 L ,. r z, , H ' . iziatcrrs thrauahaut the Community parmied by Beverly Ruana, a Sonar this year, A ' 1 ' .2 If-H10 Rnrpf B Hmicria , . ' 3 B Piirirc-A ' E Rgridiiar ? Gxstafsfi R S BAND I LREON N LI Flutes J Jenlun J COI'lllllLlSOI1 Obot L g as J Butlla Cl'111nets I' Holm un B rslhdm V Anderson N Anflluxs C Slmons A Goolnfx X1 Bengson Joanne L ISOII J P rto J Adu Suom1 L B1Olll t Alto Claunet A Aho Bass Clan m vu Bxssoon I Johns Alto Saxo phone K Kulmtn Bautom Sslxophone R Johnson Coxnets L Johnson lx Rundman S Olson I Dubmsln L Xhlaott S F1 lnson C SIYUOHS R lxrllx Le wto Ifxenc 1 I o1ns M Llllllllll X Lunmn Iundb acl B Lfllforge '11OI'llDOl'llS Lrltson uhm D Fuclerlclxson F Btu llllOlQN Hooper N Lundm N Adams lulms K Lrnson P -Xrsenault Percussmn R Patron J Novell N An de1son D Mulgren BAND Whenever v e thmk of football games w thrnk ot the halt t1me performances gtven by the band Thrs year under the dtr ctlon ot Seymour Okun and led by drum major Band aga1n performed at tour home I ame Some ol the torrnattons were a hol1da f lo n a t1on lncludlna an Easter bonnet a Valcnhne a tlrecracker and others and com udlna wlth a hghted Chrtstmas tree a Hello forma hon uslng hat l1ghts and a drlll for nahon lncludlng llanks obhaues and other mar h na maneuvers As ln prevlous years t band played before capac1ty crowds at all h m basketball aames For the Sentor Class Play a smal band played some selecttons whrch nclud d Merry Men Selectton bv Thomas lf arch Herotc by l-lolmes and Stalrwax o the Stars by Malneck and S1Ql'lOI'Glll lonuna ever one ln the Chr1st ras rt tte small band also plax ed a te w selechor s t t e Chrlstmas concert preceded by ca oh le on the clnmes Cn the last day ol school betore Cllf1SlIHGS vacatron varlous ensemble plax ed well known carols rn tront ot th school Chrlstmas tree The AnnualW1nter Concert presented on February 26th featured Kyle Erlcson os trom bone sololst The program 1ncluded The Student Pr1nce Overture by Romberq Stb oney by Lecuona musrc from Swcu Lake Ballet by Tschalkowsky and Coldnlans Ch1ldren s March Funds ratsed by the wlnter concert us d to send band students to the Natlonal Muslc Camp at lnterlochen lor a two week pertod dunno the summer Last year Edgar Holm dren Kyle Erlcson and lerry lenkm were sent The Sprlng Concert ln May was another muslcal hrahhaht ol the year Some cl the selectlons were Roberta by lerorne Kc n and Erlk Leldzen s Romanhc Overture On Aprll '78th the band went to Mer uette to parttclpate ln the Mustc Festlval seven b nd fnembers were selected to play 1n U16 Massed Band whlch conslsted of vollous tn strumentahsts trom schools throughout the U P and presented a concert 1n the eve nng Barbara Gro am l , , - . , . 1 ' xi . , . V .' 3 si an- ' 3 . .f , . 'L . , . ' ', . a ,.. 3 . .1 I. .511 , J. 'l 11' 'l 'l':: , ',,. ' , K. , , . U , , ' ,.. L A. . l . . ' ' K. 7 . J. t , ' 3' , . ii , . lt. NY. Bf f', . , . HU B2 1 -51 VV. ' ', , ' R1 2 . 3 - , . ', . . 'ix' . L. net: C. L' dl Vg: as : I. 'g . .- Q - A g 2 1 . , . f , '. - 1 . - 2 - I . .1 3 ' , . . J ' ., , e ' 6 A ' e I . 1 ' I ' . I Charles Lindberg, the lshpeming l-hgh School . . .. . . 'I T I I A l Y , ' ' I ,, 1, Y Q - w y f . X A! 1 . I X-' , I QI l A ' Y -v A f H . . - I A F f ' I ' ' I ' in ' I f one C . . . W. W A - A 14 I I Y A 71 ' ' H, ' ., L, .-, ' o . e E C - - ' ' X. . 4 4 , - , , . ' ' 3 . O - ll ff I ' V V ' sr , ' ll xx , Y r Q I 1 - A l L . ,, . . Q , T11 - - . . . , Q, Q ' ' 1 ' ' ,T FF 1 A a l . ff f 1 ' k Y XY I if C in M I . ,if .h - f .I I Y My J M A V .. , A L , . , , S ' 4' , - I I xx I b Cans 1 Vhllmms W1 Plxer J 'VIar1ett1 NI Xxcpsald I-oxx III rim B Anderson P Sulhxdn B Nimhr 1 Lemlxe iN Kxrola L Roxcrlo NI rm 1 som C Krmp H Dou I rtx Roxx II C Pux Linen Ixhppol L Wlrlala J Khppel P Wutala LJ Ander Puo mm 1k1 I lx mpel Row lo A Idrxls son IN Adams SERVICE CORPS The Servrce Corps as an OI'QGTl1ZClf1DY'1 IS om rmportant coa m the operatron of the school A member lS domg some school servrcx durmg every hour of the school day The dutres are many and varxed as the rr paranorx of the staae for use motlom prcture operauon shp takmg usbermg at games hmcbroom supervrsron and assrstmg m the hbrary Many other dutles are performed by the Servrce Corps members and as an organ 1zat1or1 lt w111 contmue year after year to QIVS aseful servrce to the school ' 'sr iwlwvgf X---6 .- 3 ,,s xx Us 1 11 oxx 1 III sr 4 ll xx u ul Ill 'xr 1 1 c It s J1 Isa :mu I Xho Xhullxo h Ldngaas 1 FORENSICS DEBATE: L4-ft IO righli Seated L. Anderson, H. Bonetti. NI. Peterson, N. Adams, M. I.. Salvador: Standing Mr. Brown. VV. Ilooper. B, Rcnz. DEBATE A very 1rr1porta1t dues tlon was the toptc lor de bate thts year The aues hon was Resolved That the Amerlcart people should relect the Y ellare State Three tourrtarrehts were held thts year the hrst bema held th hcem ma The other 1 0 held m Cryetal Falls add Ma quette In local competmon Colleen Parvtaheh Larmour drawma the toptf Dean A meson placed llrst th declamatlons thls year th her wort hrst place m extemporarteoue peakma selecttoh School Splflt wh1le Vermta Ander and hrst place was awarded to Kyle Vmcson gon placed hrst m both local and dlstrtc' com lor hts oratlon ermtled A Plea to lmprove Our petltloh th dramattc declamatloh wtth her por Prtsoh Condltlohs trayal of Rtzpah ln local competmoh lean li' E7 TV I ORP NSIC S t N 1 o Ldlmour .Iofm Ldxmour E. KlXlblO Jlllxilll tmdm Nltchmll I Famous Jean 38 Left to Rlght Row I C Martm R Peterson M Patron E Tassone L Anderson M Panttl C Mlchell A Barblere C Herman M Morrxsette N Bell B Anderson B Bonettl N Johnson J lvllfldtfll J Olhla M Johnson Row II P Manley Join Lar mour C Marra Jean Larmour J Swanson P Polk kl G Swanson M Mankee N Bacon C Sf Andre R M Marra H Johns J Fosrno J Besola S Stans bury E Rxtarl J Trewartha I Parsons low III J Garceau J Jette M Peterson M L Srlxxdor C POIIIU M Rock M Mason L Moxtom X Aho R Wntala A DeRoche A Jarws E Rundman J Voelker D Bancroft T Beutner Mlss Vlvnn Rrta Pepm SPEECH CLUB The members of Speech Club hav found that learmng to speak IS fun The purpose of Speech Club IS to tra1n lts members ln better speech hablts Thls IS done by g1v1na them practlce 1n performlng before an aud 1or1um audlence Every member lS glven an oppor tunlty to take an actlve part ln the Cll to s ac IIVIIISS Every other Wednesday at ll5 Speech Club lS called to order 1n the audltorlurn The buslness meetlng IS followed by a program 'lhese programs are not only entertam 'lg but they also demonstrate good speech hablts Members have presented dramatlc readlngs slats and qulzzes One group dellvered monologues whlch they Wrote themselves Be sldes these programs put on by the students members have llstened to records and w tched rnovles The ehmmatlon contest for declamatlons was held rn Speech Club Those glvlng drama t1c declamat1ons practlced by presentlng them to Speech Club Thls year the externnorane ous contest was held durmg a Speecn Club meetlng The dlstrlct contest for oratorlcal and extem poraneous speech was held ln Ishpernng on Aprtl 9th After the contest a tea was prepared and served by the Speech Club To take an actlve part ln speech a t1v1t1es requlres much tlme and energy but wr en you can confldently stand before a group of peo ple and express your thoughts clearly c 1d cor rectly you wlll count that tlme and energy well spent On the board of dlrectors for Spe ch Club thls year were Maxme Morrlsette Carol Mlchell Elfzabeth Tassone Anlta Aro Iuhe Voelker Beverlee Anderson and Cec le St Andre Each of these glrls was responslble for plannma an entlre Speech Club program Patrlcla Polkkl - - 1 - , . . . , . , . ' , . , . - ' 1 ' ' . 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . , . , . , , , 1 -- ' . 'V 1 1 1 1 a 1 1 1 - 1 - - 1 . . , . , . , . . c H. , . X ' 1 5 ' . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - , - -f 1 , - 1 . , . , 1 . , . ' I ' I fr ' 7 .K - v ' y - V y . , . 1 - 1 1 - 1 - ' 1 . , . , 1 , b 1 . , . , . , . , . .. , , 1.3 I - V , F, . V N . ,V - .1 .1 - . . . - X . . . . , - V - A . ' ' ' ' V I 1 , . 1 - 4 -.I , L. A , I I . 1 - , . -2 C I ' 1 f . 1 . . ' I-, 1 1 1 1 .. .1 ' 1 1 1 ' Left to Right: Row I M. llusmann. E. Gull. P. Sullivan, V. Anderson. S. ltlurray, B. Antilla, 3.1. Rulc. K. Emanuelson, E. Gauthier, N, Elvetici, R Coron. M. Giguere, R. Tassong Row Il--R. Austin. M. Alanko. M. Morell, L. Sundblad, J. Austin, N. Kyrola, C. Nault, M. VVepsala, R. Dompierre, C. Maki, M. Frantti, D. VVintcr: Row Ill-fW. O'Connell, Miss Eklund, T. Kontio, G. Hodge, L. Siltanen, A. Lundin. B John- son, M. Lundin, R. M. Marra, A. Barhiere, M. L. Salvador, J. Quaal: Row IV' -J. Trownick, Pascoe. M. Rock, P. Forslund, N. Anderson, A. DeROQhe. C. LaBeau, B. Ruona, L. Morcom, S. Roine, R. Nrwrbut. THE COMMERCIAL CLUB Ninety one Juniors and seniors who are en rolled in Commercial Courses belong to the Commercial Club Thls organization ls under the supervision of Miss Ebba Eklund ard Miss Grace Dunn In order to familiarize the memb rs with business conditions talks on the following sub iects were given Iob Opportunities I-low to Educate a Secretary, What Do You Know About Earning a Liv ing and Why People Get Fired Banking served as a theme for one pro gram The procedure in opening a cnecklng account and the many other services which a Let to R1 ht Row I P Doto L Voclke F Lan uoiennmi J Jun ik xx I-u lund C Pontti D Ciomall N1 Werner N1 Ol,.rQn Ole S Knight B Cl .non T Ixottio Hou II S Aldcrton M Polk I Viumennicm Il Clmiiipion - ' II . . . 3 . .. . ,, A - ART f 'g 1 ' .. , '. ' ' r. .. - C. ' , . 'ff , . ' cu' . . ' i ' 1- ' I --J. gaas, N. Dc-Rorhc, S. .Im-fl'01'5'. R. Lyski, R. Junak, D. Pontli, M. Lemkc, 'l'. Patron, M. Peterson . 1-'. Lundin, NY 'I 'z, . 1 'L Ho ' Il D. Donciy, P. ' rs- .. I . . . I 3. ' '- rc, . ' ' . ' . . i , . . 13 1 , L I to Plght Rm I M Kdupplla NI NIH tsettz Nluhtll I' K J Huuska L Mall R 1 I Dou ll Pldnnerx firm Primers mucn dn all eu Iostxml C Graham C I mcibcr B Ollllu Row III bank offers Its patron was dramatrzed oy some of the members The program on Retarhng stressed he rm portance of students learnrng to be a od cus tomers as well as successful salesmen Jcenes from store l1fe made thts program lrteresttng and meanmgful The members thrs year were fortunate In berna able to v1S1t two rndustrlal plants name L Bjonne M Hgelt R Parttula J Pepin N Glea sm X Quual B Spuks R Wlllldms B Iuoma A n Wlss Dunn L Sdlmxmn Row IV NI Peter son S Be tts L Pt ln C Husbx N Paull D Pohl Mason ly The H W Gossard Company and f ohodas Brothers The off1cers are Gay Hodae Presrulent Ronald Domprerre Vrce Presrdent Donna Tousrgnant Secre ary Marlon Mason Treasurer Beverly Ruona and Leshe Sundblad were the Student Counc1l Representatlves Gay I-lodae ART DEPARTMENT The Art Department IS the mlracl room where elaborate decorahons and nurry up posters materrahze Many crafts are rep cscnt ed at the Chrrstmas d1splay ar lc' s mad from textlles .fvood leather glass an I cork The students do odd Jobs for the school rch as maklng posters and lettenna srans In the study of art durtng the flrst wear, the students are taught the fundamentals of art theory and are tauaht to recoantze me Pamt mas of varrous artlsts and famous works of sculpture and arch1tecture Each strdent IS alven an opportunlly to use the vartous medxa wlth Whlch the art room IS equlpped Under the excellent supervlsron O1 Mrs Ostlund, cardboard, patnt and pane. are transformed Into oblects of beauty Paultne Forslund of .' 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I cv ' , - . 41 SFVIOR MFWIBFRS Left to R1ght Seated W Sundblad L Vobeler J Anderson B Putron I Xhurlt Standmg P Vvahlman D Satterlu ANNUAL BOARD The work pre-parrng the HEMATITE for busrness manaaement They were responstble pubhcatron was started early tn September tor the work done rn therr departments and contrnued throughout the school year The underdassmen quve Very mucq GSSIS The senror members ot the annual board tance to the varrous departments t ereby were the cd tors ot the vanous departments as a ntna valuable expenenre and ra: as for tayout Copy photoaraphs advertrsma and thetr own earbooks muon 3 ttxor 1X Xctuns tum II1 bum xl I bultnxun hldd B Qraham L Gruber J Lxaruau 1' lussont 4.4 ' 1 -. ,. U ,. , . .,. wt: . . ,Y f 'N , , i ' 1 Q ' ' -, . 'v I lx V xv I.vt'l to Right: Strut:-ct D. Szxltwtvy, P. Wzxttlmun, J, V. Mztnlt-5, Il. IXIu1'kt-tty, I.. NYi1'tz1l:n, I., Yogvlttr-, lt. An I , I , Pa ' 1, '. I z :Q S ' t' pi W. ' l- l't-1'tlL 11, .I. Iioukn-1', ', ' ' . . y . 3. . , 1. -,Aw ' y A- ,Y ,, Left to Right: Row I' M. Holli, C. Lemin, P. Coron, P, Nlfahlman, D. Sattcrlcy. J. Jenkin, C. Sinwons, R. Kaski, E. Holmgren: Row II- A. Besola. B. Patron, J. Quaal. N. Garce-au, VV. Sunclhlad, D, Lemay, N. Ander- son T Jcnkin L Altobvllo' Row III--I Duhinsky K HIY The H1Y composed ot Iumor and Semor boys was very act1ve this year under the ad v1sorsh11o ot Mr Peterson Holdma ree ation al or busmess rneetinas at regular tn ervals they enloyed themselves and at th same llIl'lD were of service to the student boi, The H1 Y is of useful Serv1ce to the school and cor'1r1'1un1ty by pYOVldlUO ushers or con .erts 1n the school auditomum by sell HI-Y Johns, D. Swanson, R. Doney, L. Sundblad, D. Pohl- man, G. Heilala. P, VVuore-nmaa. T. Kontio, C. Lind- be-rgrg Row IV-A. Bjork, C. Nault, R. Corcoran, J. Juntti, D. Ame-en, R. Patron, R. Swanson, E. Johnson. treshrnents at ball aames and by spon oring school parties STUDENT CGUNCIL The Student CounC1l made up ot reyeresen tat1ves from classes organizations a 10 the student body had thelr reaular rneetmgs aaain th1s year Th1s student aroup W th the1r adv1sers ass1st 1n the seleehon ot the Q udent assernbhes and 1n many other ways ornote forious fhool act1v1t1e-3 S1llJl'NT COLNCII 1 P11 Cd D Pohln 1 Q Betts Nliss Du ttu 1 X ll ' ss ix 1 1 1 3 Frsrtrlckson 1111111 ' Il N 11 ll nfilr lf 1 ll Sud son Bu J On L xhppml lknz N11 Blown 45 . . . . , . , . , . M , s ' . l . A - . the T . 7 Q ' 1 ' it , . ' . . VT, - ' Q 1 U 1 1 V A A X1 I . . 1 V ' V ' .. ' i - ' A 'CT or ' ' 4 .1 ina re- . L4-ft to Right: li iw l C. Martin. N. .Xn-i ew. TG. B. 1 ron. lf. ll. . ' ll n. ,. - . nn: Ilorlgf-, fi. Km- llt'll. A. In-Rot't1e'. P. Ct rim. R. V' '- how III Mig' V' 'iz11. I., Sunfll lzi t, I . If 4' . l2lll11 W, U'C 111. li. Luo up How ll Bliss .la 1 - XV. Su lz i. 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C 1 lb C' 1 ' ',fQjQ, ,NL :E lx cmd the Ser , ' TIES, The Senior Clcxss play and the Smdie t C Lmil iff' Q ,Mets fifwr . rzgilty to icrrri f,, 1, He 11. 'gi 7 gLr'gra:tg Ilfli Lffffrp '. :fl id ' .-.' M11 f:f'f'1, krij fffzll bcrsetilf, 4.3 wrmlfi, :Hifi 'ck If-Lcxtff ,xml fcxniicff-1 Q-.Q-to cm imp ru: I 51.1-ri fm if L15 tg Vzfif px-i .rl sftfxaiil prof: 21:1 TQJQW- -Lui: Cllfiitpxlaf Sfitivltiefg ',',' f-rc ii ggilfi if our 5151121 lfg lid '.'.'e:'ef Ld .': V 'V I Q FOOTBALL Left to Rlght Row I-J Kontro C almons J Quaal N Garceau C Nault R Lemm M H0111 H Ruohomakr Row II D Swanson R Kaskr D Deno fre R Wrlhams G Herlala L Altobello K LUOSIHTI R Sharland Row III-S Franson D Ponlman J The Ishpemmg football team began the1r season wrth a new coach lesse A Vatl star athlete rn football and track at Evanston ffrgh School and De Pauw Unrversrty The l95l football team whrch had a record of three wms and flve defeats scored 94 po1nts to the r op ponents l35 pornts ISHPEMING 13 MANISTIQUE 20 A sharp pass1ng attack gave Mant ttque a 20 l3 wrn over the lshpemrng football team at Manrstrgue The Hematrtes controlled the game unttl the fourth quarter when tts spotty pass defense ylelded two touchdown Nnrch resulted rn an Ishpemrna defeat 4 hard ROW IV J Ombrello B Renz D Kangas J Collms C Nelson Row V Mr Geheloff 4Assl Coach? C Superko fAsst lVI.1n.1gerJ D Freduckson lManagert F Lundm tAsst Manager? vlr Vall tCoachI ISHPEMING 0 IRON MOUNTAIN 33 Class power and an Iron Mountatn quarterback by the name of Bob Grngrass caused the lshpemmg Hematltes to lose a game by the score of 33 U on the1r home neld lshpemrngs defense allowed but one touchdown tn the last half but were unable to score themselves ISHPEMING 13 SOO 7 On the Sault Ste Mane fleld a tohtmg determrned crew of lshpemmg l-lemat te won thelr frrst game l3 7 over the favored Soo Blue Devrls lshpemrng outplayed therr foes n every department ' : . ' , . 5' , . . e - ' 1 - '. . ' 1 - , . 1 . 1 - . 1 - .1 - 1 ' - - x Al ' - i - - . .' . . , . , .' , . . v ' . v - 1 - 1 - 4 v v ' ' 1 ' ' Beerling, J. Piirto, H. Swanson, D. Mitchell, T. Engel- , I ' I ' , 'A ,, 1- . , 1 - ,. . . , . . . . - . . I . , iv. . I . . , , , . . . 1 s . , A x . . - , - , , A . Sl X . . . V . . i ISHPEMING 0, MARQUE'I'I'E 14 Ishpeming held its own for three quarters of the game with Marauette's Redmen, but a hazy fourth period gave the Redmen ci 14-U win. The spirit breaking play for Ishpeming was the 70 yard pass from Altobello to Mit- chell, which was called back because of off- side. ISHPEMING 27. NEGAUNEE 0 Striking fast on a fog-covered field, the Ishpeming Hematites trounced the Negaunee Miners 27-U, The line displayed the best block- ing and tackling seen this year. Charles Nault and Donald Swanson were the scoremakers for Ishpeming. ISHPEMING 13, CALUMET 14 Ishpeming absorbed its fourth defeat of the season at Calumet 14-13 Calumet scored its touchdowns in the first period lshpem ings first touchdown came on a spectacular 97 yard run by Carl Lemin. Ishpeming failed to convert the extra point. ISHPEMING 28, GLADSTONE 7 Key blocks ahead of the ball carriers, and great defensive line play, paved the way for a 28-7 win for the Ishpeming Hematite-s over the Gladstone Braves. Excellent ball carrying was done by Hartley and Donald Swanson, who gained l98 yards between them. ISHPEMING 0. STAMBAUGH 40 The Stambaugh Hilltoppers rolled over lshpeming's Hematites 40-U, with pass inter- ceptions, passes, and a punt return of 75 yards. The way the game began it appeared that Ish- peming would pull an upset, but the powerful Hilltoppers proved too much and went on to w1n. The B football squad played four games this season winning three and losing one Neil Gar eau FOOTBALL B SQUAD L inn Left to Right Row! F Lundm B INIETUI R Magnuson Row II R Arsinaull F Pepin J Phil ippi T Thornton L Pope R Revello H Xfogeler Row III R Maki R Pohlman L Miners V .Tarun II1ll D Tassonn B Mitchell N Chapman lx Kielm en A Chapman Mr Watson tCoachJ , 7 'S , .. Lawry, R. Kelly, B. Tnombson, P.,Ki1ischner,'Wi un, T. Corian, vii. Williams, fi. um-h. Iimv iv- D. 47 D Ameen R Corcoran T Thompson C Lxndberg BASKETBALL ISHPEMING 45 STAMBAUGH 44 11 22 50 Contrnumg Where they left off the terevlous season the Hematrtes opened therr chedule wrth a thrrlhng 45 44 vrctory over a trong Hrlltopper qumtet at Stambaugh Aft r tra11 mg for most of the game the team came from behlnd rn the fourth quarter to Wm thefr tenth trarght over a two year span ISHPEMING 57 IRON MOUNTAIN 36 12 1 50 In therr openrng game at home th Hema tttes completely domrnated play as th y de feated the v1s1t1ng Iron Mountam team 57 36 ISHPEMING 70 MUNISING 30 12 8 50 In a game played on the Munrsrna ourt fshpemrng galned a 19 7 f1r t quarter feaa and Wtdened the margln rn each of the rennarnrng three pertods to defeat the Mustana atnntet by ISHPEMING 67 CALUMET 51 12 9 50 Connecttng on 52 per Lent of tn 16 shots the Hematrtes defeated a tonl Catu met squad by a score of 57 51 D Kangcrs T Ienkm R Swanson D Mxtchell I - - I - - . , I ' ' C , . . - s , A ' - S , . . , , . . ' . , a score of 70-30. s ' . t ' - - ' ' , e - ' 'X feir' tvld ' ' e f 1 , ' S r g f 48 R Ruohomakl R Shcrrlcmd I Dubmslq I until ISHPEMING 43 ESCANABA 23 12 15 50 ISHPEMING 65 MENOMINEE 34 12 16 50 Travelma to Escanaba the team met a Ishpemma extended them m streal to 15 defense mmded Eskymo qumtet Wh1c1 held kamee as t1'1ey defeated the v emma Mencmx 1 em to 43 pamts The Hematlte defense Nas mee Maroows by a S O Q I me as effectlve ard tney wan the aa1 e by a the 11YQ1 reaulamy Q aL.1ed SFTQO11 1 fore of 4? 73 ren the Ima edlool B SQUAD J lnmn Row 11 11 49 . ' . . ' ' . I ' I ' - I - - ' , ' ' w' 1 . . . y Y . . . V . - , I Z- , , 1 ' If 1 1 ' Q1 . ' ' ' r A ' if re af 5,-34, This was , V ' . ' M 11 ' , J ' ,Che ' N ' ,f ., same bee In-fl hr Right: Huw I V. 1 l'L1sI:xglir1, ID. Hillmwilll. .X. liumlrw-5'. 1,. Ii.-sw. lf. 1 -ilm. 11. IH h ' . ' J. Piirlu, L. Pope, B. '1'lmxnpswn. .l, Omhrellu, J. Phillppi, 'I'. 11111111 Ion. CHEERLEADERS Left to Right E Voelker N Bell E Gall 1' Gcxrceau BASKETBALL fffontmuedl ISHPEMING 52 NEGAUNEE 29 1 5 51 Starting the new year ott in the proper manner the 1-lematites defeated the Neaaunee Mine s b ot e ot 52 29 The team v cnt into a lead midway in the first quarter and con tinued to Vic ease their lead througnout the game ISHPEMING 54 MARQUETTE 49 1 12 51 Playina host to Marquette betore Q pack ed house the 1-lematites continued the r win nina xx axs o defeating the Redmen 51 49 ISHPEMING 68 NEWBERRY 61 1 13 51 e lay ed at New berry lsnoem na had to battle all the Way before tinai stop ping a tiahtina Ne Nberry quintet 68 nl ISHPEMING 59 ESCANABA 36 1 19 51 Atter a slow start and a point gett g sec ond halt the team defeated E canaba tor the second time 59 36 ISHPEMING 55 SOO 48 1 20 51 erms with lshpemino tor most ot the aa u the Hematites were able to Conde baci aurina the last tev minutes and Mn 55 46 Terry Tnompson set a new scoring record tp the 1113 in this game by scoring 36 points ' : . , . . . , . I , , ' llwr . Q r Q' scor v . J- ' , - - - ' ' - ' in - . I . , , , ' s . , - . I l - n . J 1 A I - - ' 5 .' A A lighting Soo quintet played on even ' Y Y H, ' is t ' ' j J me, b t . Y , , . Y ' - YU - T - ' X -' ' ' or liiagainip ' Y Y, 'A LJ 'j i ' ' . at 4 ,-.px Absdhv uk. of BASEBALL Left to Rlght Row I R Sharland C Lomm F tCoachJ C Nault A Nault D Ameen R Corcoran Pepm G Hellala R LaFren1ere H Ruohomakl P T Nault L Abbott J Reldy L Bletlla Mr Watson Rtnnc K Johns T Sullnan Row II Mr Nechalx tCoachJ Duo to a late prmg durtrg Whtch ttme the playmg f1eld was too Wet to carry on the regular baseball schedule the number of games was reduced and the team was able to play only ftve of the1r games Thetr record shows l Wm to 4 losses BASKETBALL qcommuedp ISHPEMING 53 GLADSTONE 27 l 26 51 Playmg one of the1r best games of he sea son the Hematltes defeated the Gladstone Braves by a score of 53 27 The Delta Coun ty qulntet was held to 7 flelds goals tor the whole game ISHPEMING 35 MARQUETTE 33 2 2 51 After traflmg by seven pomts at the start of the last quarter, lshpemmg staged one of the-tr best ralhes of the season to edge the Red men, 35 33 on the latter's floor ISHPEMING 65, SOO 40 2 9 51 The vtsfttng Soo Blue Devlls were defeated by the Hematttes w1th the fmal score 55 4U Wtnnmg th1s game assured lshpem ng the Great Lakes Conference champtonshto ISHPEMING 47 NEGAUNEE 38 L7 16 51 The deterrnmed Negaunee Mmers held a four pomt advantage at half trme but the Hematltes came back m the second half to Wm the game by a score of 47 38 Thxs was the f1rst t1me m the three year h1story of tne Great Lakes Conference that the wmnm 5 team fmtshed 1ts schedule Wlthout a defeat ISHPEMING 47, IRONWOOD 35 2 23 51 Ishpemmg completed thetr second perfect season m 28 years under Coach Watson by commg back strong IH the second half to de feat the lronwood Red Devtls, 47 35 m fl game played at Ironwood The game was the twenty frfth consecuhve Wm for the ft ue and Wh1te CCont1nued on Page 52D :wk .'f.i?5 l 1 f .ri y I XJ, N fl A 1 Q! VJ 1 X , W txt? fl X4 NI 1 W Y . I , !' ,? V 3, V 1 E CQ.. TV I Hi L ' ' 1 ' K sf ' ' ' f 'I ,, f' 4 K f f T326 Wf' V5-4, X T lt-t5'tyv1-,lf.' t . , T 1, , E , A I pkg 4 L . if no 2 r 45 ' .T . by as Jw . . 3 ' i - 1 - - ' . - y . v - , - v - 1 Af . . , . -V , . , S . , . ,,. , . , . S . I ,1 . . . . 1 ' ' 1 1' ' . . A . . Q I I . I - I - ' . - L l . .C 51 '5-'--4-fs.-AL. r--e4-W1-...1.e,, T Engelhard durmg sprmg training SPRING SPORTS Spring sports during the 1950 season were almost non-existent due to a very late spring. The playground area was too wet for practice and only a few baseball games were played The track team was not organized for participation in the l95U meets The number of candidates trying out for track thi year is the largest in the history of the school The golf and tennis teams were not organ ized last year due to the weather It is hoped that the sports will be active this year BASKETBALL fffonttnuedl DISTRICT TOURNAMENT ISHPEMING 62 HANCOCK 15 The district tournament was held in the Sherman Gymnasium at the Michigan College of Mining and Technology at Houghton Mich iaan The Hematites drew Hancock for their opening game and completely overwlrelmed the Bulldogs by the score of 62 l5 Afte being fast moving Hematites scored 20 point during the second quarter while holding Hancock to one point During the second half the Hema tites scored 34 points ISHPEMING 48 NEGAUNEE 53 It couldnt happen but it d1d ' P fight ing Negaunee five upset the dope te s by handing Ishpeming its first loss of the Qeason a 53 48 setback The Miners went into a five point lead at halftime and held the lead for the rema1nder of the game The final defeat in tournament play how ever cannot overshadow the Hematites very successful season The team had 17 traight last year gave 26 consecutive v1ctor1 s before the loss to the Miners The team extended the winning streak on the home floor to X3 Vic tories which series is not yet broken Thelr point total of 992 was second only to last year s quad and their average of 551 points per game was the best in lshpeming High School history Rogers Corcorar held to Cm 8-4 190431 in the first CIUCINGT, the victories this season, which added to those of ' I ' a S . . A nk . - ' ' s r I ' 52 szmemz 114 SOCIAL ACTIVITIES 0 :if fi 1 KIIQHLT :tw ,: ir, if .f ,, .5 T' .5 Y 1f:1 if I.1fI..3 I.U l Tiff' f . .l'r:Lf 1, tb- gr :,1r1.2i:iQif: ,z Iii Ei '1' I fl im- fgfgld' I' f,,iJI.Il'f.l wx OIJI3CTI'lIT.'L E, 111g .- La :ali :'Ill'llE-ff :17.-1'-::.Ql1-'-S f-1:1 I ,l- 1 'Iii . xi tru' 531.1 ,. ,--1: .itz ' ' ' P1143 iiil -I Z I tzf- :ii :I :f'i,'f1t.f--' ,i an .: :-',A ' 1 ' ' 1' 1' 1 On Stage Loft to R1 ht XX S nrlblad l llox m111 l ust n M Husmann C, S1mons L Xogeler zren .T Jenkln P Coron D S tterleg. N Xrdcrson R Corcoran P Polkk1 N Paull V And 1 on C Nault R Coron XX OConnell B Patron P XX ahl 'Jalomalu E Johnson Allan B1orl1 CAST A strolllng Mmstrel Rogers Lolcoran Lady 'Vlar1an Xlarw lusmann Dorothy Ladx Maxlans t1r1ng womax R1t1 Coron of G1 lllillllli a 1 10 1 1 Peter Wahlman Hugh the Sherlffs P1111 Cl111rl s S1mons Xllun Bjorl Howard P'1lom'1k1 Soldlers Norm 1n Paull Rogers f orcoxan The H1 h Shfrlff of Nottmgham Ldwarcl .1ohrson Fr1ar Tuek XV1ll1am unclblart Rob1n Hood Dznrx P11011 L1ttle John Allan a Dale Danni 51111111115 Paul Coron W1ll Scarltt Ed ar 1lolr1g L 1 M1dge thf M1141 B shop ot lf 1ll1'lllC Jflllxlll Pob If Aus tn Daud of Dom ter Chan Q lxaull r Rtch ll l th Xv1l1an1 1WC,o'1ncll Nan a scrxm 110141111 Vcr1ta Xnc1e1son 1l1 .1 serxm x m Patr1 1:1 Poll1l1 Ladx Jane sstu of S11 Ptcha d Loeuse Xfo cle The Pl 11ms 1ol1s'111111 X Ill T1 C Connell A uandeun F1111 P Le LS m SENIOR CLASS PLAY The sen1ors under the d1rect1on of Mr UC GVlUS lownsend presented the1r class play on Decemt er 2 l95O Rob n Hood was a dehgktful three act pla 1 h1ch dealt 'w 1th the popular hero ot Enghsh legend Tl' play wa centered about the outlaw Rohm Hood X7UlC,Il part wa well portrayed by Barry Patron A 1n the ballads wh1ch descrloe the outlaw he wa portrayed a a gentle non who shared w1th the needy the spo1ls he obtalne d from h1s wealthy vxctlms PRODUCTION STAFF JT etor M Townsend lv1us1c M Okun Stage Cornrmttee P Wahlrnan E lohnson W Sundblad S Franson A B1ork H Palornala Stage Prop rhes N Anderson N Kyrola P Forslund Co t11r1es M Rule N Anderson N Kyrola P Forslund P1 blwmty Nancy Anderson S Betts M Palmer 54 : 'g --A '. u , C. 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Y , 1- V S I. 1 l :ag 1 -'1 ' ,,1 l1'a 1 1 gg ,,1,. ,,,,,.. , ..e' 1: 111: 1' l Preparlnq hf sim, or Clcrfses A heavy morn L be mo hmsted mio the ng mme Shop Tea IS berved m tu ym ncslum CP 0 We bussrs 15 I Gd m, Ol fo Y CICI Refreshments are served at C1 school dance held in lhe gym- hcrsium. School party School clomces held lll the gym were always lun WW , w tr ' I 'K 56 We emoy cr visit marie by CI cup O foreign students Gt- tendm Michigan Sfilfi Col- 11:2 ll BIOLOGY POSTERS ' t Se:-Q Y Ke 13 Star' 1 f H f Rlchtj Q tei P. S' fiffg R. I F Q, P. P Wu - :gi 121. no f JOY I IO Grand March JUNIOR CANDYLAND PROM The lm o Candxland Prom 1 held tn the lshpemlna l-hgh School Gyr asrurn on Frtday Aprtl 6th was extraordrnar pretty and drfferent The Candyland theme was ers and h.1oe tce cream cones around me a m nasrum Tl e pepperrmnt arch way and candx suck lrahts added to the attractrvenes o the decoratlons as drd tn tolr een foot otnf zum drop tree ln the mlddle of the aym lo r The alcove the popular spot of the evemna was decorated wrth lawn umbrellas and colored tlons pleas1na muslc and soft hahts m ide the l95l lunror Prom a never to be foraotfed eve ma for all vho attended '1 I eparcmons for the Prom l H , I 66 ' 73 1 .1 r ' j whlcu was ' ' ' e 1' t. f A gl, C ' ' ' ' '11: r. ' ' fa. carried out by means of multi-colored lffe sav- lawn furniture. And so, the beautiful decora- ' 'V . r ' 3 f . t u . r Y ' U A Y ' V Q A ' Sf' 'X T cf? - A 1 fl .rf x . T YQ fl Pr ' The draftlna room x tn 1 new floor and hghtlng 'UMM The Waodshop wllh all the new electrlc lathes a l ma ch1neQ New benches nad re placements of machme 'Fade 1t a pleasant place to wa lx The old forge shop lf now the new metals shop 1 A ll' ' ' c. c A - , ' 5 T. A X r '. K -1 T, K Y? ai 4' T K f ,, W . , , . 'fl . l S Y P I 3 . KK If fl' 1 X The mcxnhme shop ms '10 N all electnf' The new elect crthes and other mcxchmes crre Iun to operate in The mecmne shop wtn ts new floor new bencne and man 'nes The metals shop wncludes Work ln Welding and sheet metal .nv- 61 ' 5 fl P' 9 1 5 Q, NCT . :Ne . 1 ,J - :AN mf. ,z f I if 'f Q .Lex . I T i 3 5 V V V . I , 4 K , . . , . . '.'.'. 1 ' , . K ITCI2' .. ei. .. . Ka 3 C BACCALAUREATE SERVICES CLASS NIGHT PROGRAM Ishpemlng Hlgh School Ishpemlng Hlgh School A11d1f0T1'-lm Audltonum Ishpemmg Mlchlgcm Sunday Iune 3 1951 3 00 P M Processlonal l-lymn Thou Whose Almlghty Word lnvocatlon The Lords Prayer Malotte Mlxed Chorus Scrlpture Readlng The Bllnd Ploughman Clarke MlX9d Chorus Baccalaureate Sermon Reverend Odean C Tleman Hymn Beautlful Savlor Benedlctlon Recesslonal Wednesday Iune 6 1951 8 15 P M Processlonal Hall Beacon Llght Presldents Address Paul Coron Alr Mlnuet and Sarabande Taylor Clarlnet Trlo Edgar Holmgren Vernlta Anderson Charles Llndberg Class HlstoryaStatlstlcs Donna LaFrenlere The Old Refraln Ranger Andante Cantablle Tschalkowsky French Horn Solo MHTIOH Lundln Class Glftatory Prophecy Jlldllll Anderson Vernlta Anderson P trlcla Polkkl Lols Prln Bexerly Ruona Loulse Vogeler I Love to Hear You Slnglng Wood Solo Paul Coron Presentatlon of Memorlal John Quaal Class Song Words by Robert Austln Recesslonal Coronatlon March Meyerbeer COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Ishpem ng Hlgh School Audltorlum Frlday Iune 8 1951 8 15 P M Presldenl Paul Coron VICE Presldcnt Lorralne Wlrtala Secretary Charles Nault Treasurer Rose Marla Marra Colors Red and Grav Motto If You Cannot Do Great Thlngs You Can Do Small Thlngs IH a Great Way Flower Rose Processlonal Hall Beacon Llght lmocatlon Rex Odean C Tlemal Salutatorx The Creatlu lnstlnct Marlon Alanko New Moon McKay Into The Nlght Edwards Junlor Glrls Ensemble Olatlon Who ls a Good Cltlzcn D'1Xld Satterley Trombone Solo kyle ETICSOD Valedlctory Plcklng a Vocatlon Jerry Jenkln Gy psy Llfe Schumann 'Vluslc Klemnl Mlxed Ensemble Presfntatlon of Dlplomas Superlntendent Ogden E Johnson Recesslonal Auld Lang Sync HISTORY AND STATISTICS There are trends ln buslness ln fashlon ln dustry educatlon health trends ln almost every phase of llfe Many of these trends can often be descrlbed through the use of statlstlcs These may be amuslng or dull or they may be lnstructlve Sometlmes they are embarrasslng sometlmes mlsleadlng but they are always re veallng Tonlght we are uslng the statlstlcs of the graduatlng class to reveal to you some of the trends ln our own communlty We turn flrst to our hlstory a study of our ancestry and background Thls year h ancestry of the ma1orlty of the class IS Engllsh Flnnlsh Swedlsh and French follow clos ly after whlch come the lrlsh ltallan Norweglan German Scotch Austrlan Danlsh Dutch and Welsh ln that order Thlrty of our parents are forelgn born Statlstlcs reveal a gradual ln crease ln lntermarrlage Thlrty elght per cent of us have parents of the same natlonallty vlth the Flnnlsh predomlnatlng Wlllle l0 years ago the number was as hlgh as 63 Only 15 of us are able to speak the forelgn language of our parents, whlle ln l938, 381 could speak the same tongue as thelr parents Of thls year's class 42OL of our fathers are employed ln the mlnlng lndustry Thlrteen oer cent of our mothers work full tlme and 0 work part tlme but ln l945 23 were occuoled full tlme FIVG years ago 53 of the par nts had graduated from hlgh school as compared wlth 49 of our parents ln that same year 25 had graduated from college whlle ln our class only l0 of our parents have graduated from college One hundred and seven of our brothers and slsters have graduated from hlgh school A comparlson of llvlng standards shows an lncrease ln materlal wealth Flfteen years aao 5l of the parents owned homes whlle today 80 of our parents own thelr homes ln lne same year 70 of the parents owned cars whlle 90 of our parents own cars Also ln l936 20 owned camps whlle thls year the number IS twlce that amount ln concludlng the hlstory of our parentage we flnd that we have been unfortunate ln the loss of ll fathers and 5 mothers We are happy to state that dlvorce lS stlll not a serlous problem ln our homes For varlous reasons there lS usually a C113 crepancy between the klndergarten enrollment . , , I I . . . I I u I I unvlrnn-'Tinian'W' , I I - 1 YVVV I- ' . . . .YV,. ' , ' l ' l hd-U---VI .l - - H ' , , ---f . H 31 ' ........ , , , ' v ' 1 ll 1 fl ---- f ' ' ' H ' H H H x .H . ,, ll . H - , -' - 1 AA , 1? .. M , Km - ,,......,,.,... . ll - H u ' , ' . . . . . ,, ' . l ' ' ' l I a 1 YY - Y . , ' , , , C .. -, .. -- - H Grande Concerto ........ . ........ Grafc . . -,,- Arm, -yy-- it , , ' 'I ' ' .1 - in V . ,,,, A , - , f Q ., . . . C I I I 'O . . . O . . , , C 5 . . . . . C 3 , , ,U c , s . . . . . C . , ,O . - . . . O, . . , - ,O 1 I ,C . L . . . . L 9 4 . J . . . . of . D . I I V I O I 1 1 1 'C ' . . G O I I I I I ' I . . . C . . ' O . . - , ,o , , , . C, oy, , -4 O. C7 ' and the number graduatlng Th1s year how ever the number IS qulte cons1stent In Sep tember 1938 101 were enrolled rn the Ishpem mg kmdergartens and today the graduatmg class of 1951 numbers 103 50 gtrls and 53 boys Contrastlna the two extremes wtth th1s we 11nd 40 graduates tn 1910 and 154 tn 1936 The trend ln our group IS def1n1tely toward the sc1ent111c as 28 are graduattng from the Sc1ence Course and 21 have completed the Htstory and Soctal Sctence Course Twenty per cent of the boys are graduattng from the Manual Arts Department and 17 have met the requtrements of the Commerclal Course The greatest change over the years may be seen 1n the decrease 1n the number betng graduated from the I-Iome Economlcs and Gen eral Courses Twenty IIVG years ago 14 of the glrls speclallzed ln Home Economtcs and th1s year only 8 ln the same perlod of t1me the graduates from the General Course dropped from 26 to 6 mdlcatmg that more students are concerned about prepartng themselves to enter college Turnmg now to the health questlon we can pomt wlth prlde to our preventlve dtsease pro gram Nrnety per cent of us have been vac c1nated agamst smallpox 97 have had the tuberculln test and 90 I have had the dtph therta test For the fourth consecutlve year the entlre class has had chest Xrays Tonstls have been removed from 35 of us wh1cn seems to be normal when compared wtth other years Ten per cent have lost our appendtxes whlch follows the normal trend w1th one ex ceptlon In 1946 there seemed to be an epldemtc for 39 of the class submttted to ap pendectomles All of us are st1ll whole only because much patchwork has been done We are proud of the 2 perfect sets f teeth owned by two semor boys We note that 5 years ago only 4 members had false teeth whtle 13 of our class have at least one false tooth Two boys and 8 glrls were excused from gym and 8 boys and 18 gtrls were excused from pool Twelve gtrls have passed e1ther the tumor or senlor Natronal Red Cross Llfe Savlng tests Much has already been wrttten about one phase of our athlettcs basketball Ftve boys have at some tlme been members of the basket ball teams and 4 of these were members of the 1950 Class B State Champ1onsh1p team Turn mg to the other sports we 11nd that 9 boys have been members of the football team 6 of the track 6 of the baseball and one of the ten nts team Seventy two per cent of the boys have not partrctpated tn mterscholashc athle 1cs We constder now our school act1v1t1es In response to a need for mustc 19 of us have been 1n usstrumental groups and 45 III vocal orgamzattons Tlus ts a normal trend but ln the speech department we have the lowest representahon tn several years Seventeen have been members of Speech Club 5 have partlclpated ln forenslcs and one tn debate W1th the help of many underclassmen 7 sen tors have prepared the annual for publtcatton Each year slnce 1946 about 40 of the class have been members of the Commerctal Club Etghteen of us have helped tn school GC11Vl11eS by servtng on the Student Councll The serv 1ces of 23 sentors on the Servtce Corps have made poss1b1e the smooth functtonlng of each school day Twenty two boys have been mem bers of the H1 Y Whtle several have been xnterested ln art only 4 members of the class have enrolled m the Speclal Art Class Eleven of us have been elected to offtce ln the prec d mg organtzatlons Last summer one boy had the prlvllege of attendlng the Boy Scout Iam boree at Valley Forge Seven tn our mtdst may boast of havtng gone to all of the George Quaal presentatlons Wh1le 60 of us hav at tended at least one Stxty four per cent of the class have been enrolled ln a typewrltlng class for at least one semester ln 1949 the f1rst year the Drtver Tra1n1ng Course was offered to the students 29 senlors completed the course whtch 1S exactly the same number as th1s year We have tn the class 77 llcensed dr1vers 30 g1r1s and 47 boys Sometlmes we wonder lf we were born 30 years too late ln the 1971 I-Iematlte we note that not many of the g1rls are prof1c1ent m harness1ng and drlvmg a horse The need for soc1al companlonshtp st111 pre valls th1s year as 1n other years Ftfty flve semors have danced to the muslc of our proms Whlle several of us have attended three proms only one g1rl has been lucky enough to be 1n vtted to four The school provldes entertaln ment ln the form ot school partles but ll have never attended even one of these parttes In the three years stnce the Youth Center was or gamzed 1t has proved to be popular for all but 10 have entoyed the danclng and games there wh11e 58 of us patrontze the Youth Cen ter regularly We are staylng at home more than last year s class because rn 1950 27 went out every mght of the week but only 15 of us go out 7 n1ghts a week The matortty of us go out 3 or 4 n1ghts Most of us attend the movles once or twlce a week but 2 semors see 5 shows a week Thtrty of our class have had the prtvtlege of broadcastmg over WIPD Forty efght of us have wttnessed televtslon at var1ous c1t1es throughout the country Most of us have entoyed watchtng the sk1 Jumpmg tournaments at Su1c1de I-1111 Ftve sentor boys have rtdden the hxll 4 of them ln tournaments and 22 others have rtdden the landlng Thxrty seven boys and three glrls have braved all ktnds ot weather to see that your papers were deltvered Posslbly our 67 btcycles 15 cars 2 motor scooters and one . , ' I he 1 T . I I T I 1 , - ww I , . J , . . . . . O1 1 - 1 f9 1 1' , - O 1 f' - ' ' 1 - , 9 , - A . , . . ' ,O , I - C ' - . . O!! C' ' ' ' 1 . 10 ,o, 9- Y- 1 - 1 1 ' I I . . Cy . . . , ,o - 1 . O . - - , 10 '- . . . A 1. 11 . , . .1 O, , . . . . . . . . 1o . 11 - 1 1 ' I 1 - . . O, . - I 1 - I Y . 1 1 1 1. ' - . 1 1 I M . . . . . . . 1 I - , . 1 1 I T I 1 . . 7 , . , , , . I I - 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 X A I A 1 . - 1 1 1 1 jeep have been used to speed up the deliver- ing of these papers. Certainly our 5 motor boats have helped us to enjoy our leisure time. The familiar expression, How times have changed, is quite true in the field of recrea- tion. ln l9l0 the favorite games were post of- fice, carroms, and hearts, while this year, as in the past several years, our main diversions are movies, radio, and swimming. Forty-six of us have definite hobbies, the two enjoyed by most of us being photography and music. We do not spend all our spare time outside of school on recreation, for 75 of us belong to clubs and organizations, most of which are church groups. For the fourth consecutive year only 75 72 of the class attend church regularly, while in l947, the church attendance was 9174. Like all young people we yearn to travel, but up to the present time we have been unable to satisfy this urge, We are the first class in five years to have remained on this continent, Thirty-nine of us have visited Canada, and one has been to Mexico Eight of us have never left the Upper Peninsula and thirteen have not had an opportunity to venture into another state Thirty five of us have ridden in an air plane but unfortunately for the one who traveled the greatest distance the trip has em barrassing memories which are best not men tioned Traveling by train is becoming less frequent ln the class of l950 all but one had used thls means of transportation whereas in the class of l95l 10 have never ridden on a train We compare favorably with other classes in our work habits All but 15 have daily chores at home and 45 of us hold part time Jobs Our wages range from 25c an hour to S2 50 an hour The wage trend is interesting to note Our average hourly wage is 83C last year it was 56C and in l944 the average was 42c More than half of the class has clerked in a store This includes the group from the Com mercial Department which worked one day in the local stores Fourteen of us are enrolled in the Co operative Training Program which has been in operation in our school for 3 years We spend S209 75 a week on recreation which averages S2 30 each One boy spends S310 a week while some girls spend only l0c or 25c a week, the reason for which should be obvi- ous. However, all of our money isn't spent on recreation, because 45 of us have savings ac- counts, 28 have Christmas Clubs, and 88 carry life insurance. Turning to the more personal aspect of the group, we study our physical characteristics. We deviate from the general rule of blue eyes predominating, and this year blue shares hon- ors with brown eyes, while the remainder have hazel, green, and gray. More than 374 of us have brown hair, and two have red hair. Six- teen members are lucky enough to have been endowed with natural curly hair. We have several people who can claim the title of short- est member, which is five feet. Our tallest member, who is six feet four inches, also claims one of the two pairs of size l2 shoes our class owns. The two lightest members, who weigh 95 and 98 pounds, would have difficulty bal- ancing a teeter-totter with the 2l5 pounds of the heaviest member on the opposite end. The baby in age of this class is a boy who is now l7 years 4 months and 22 days Twelve years ago the first pair of glasses was purchased by our class and today 83 of us wear glasses while in l934 only 8 wore glasses Last year only one senior was left handed while this year there are 4 and one is ambidextrous In passing we note that in l933 the class ch wed an average of 2 sticks of gum a week We leave it to your imagination what the average is now When speaking of the future we find that 49 of us hope to further our education Twenty five per cent plan to attend college l7 a trade school and 7 will train to be come nurses The maiority of the class would like to become business workers engineers teachers clerks or telephone operators A yet several of us have not chosen a definite career ln conclusion we should like to remind you that while statistics are certainly facts yet facts are like curved mirrors it all depends on the way you look at them So the value of our statistics depends upon the interpretation you place upon them Donna LaFren1ere CLASS GIFTATORY PROPHECY Time The present INTRODUCTION Cust The flowers come on the staae ir the dark Violet ludith Anderson Violet How strange everything is' Where Daisy Patricia Polkki Lights slowly come on L1 y Lois Prin Orchid lt is getting briahter Novv we can I-lollyhock Beverly Ruona see' Rose Louise Vogeler Daisy This must be our destination the . ' . Of 1 -0 1 v . , . . . ' of ' - - I O . I - - . 1 1 u I - l 7 :D- - I I V I . , , D of - of - - I I o , 0 ' ' - 4 U ' , A . . A . . . A , ' I I V S , Orchid .,......,............ ,....... .......... V e rnita Anderson are we? 7 .1 grrvrv H 'VYWYYVAA H --,VVgYYY lglr Vrgr AVV, - F A 7 Arv- . . . 3 . . ., E T 64 Ishpeming High School, and these people must be the graduating class of l95l. Lily: fTo the classb. You may wonder why we are here. We represent Flowerland where we have lived un- known for thousands of years. Hollyhock: We are able to peer into the fu- ture for in our land everyone has supernatural powers We have been sent to reveal the fu ture of ea h member o your class Rose Gne of you will in the course of your life discover our land ln honor of that person we have come toniaht As our time on earth is limited me shall beoin at once to distribute our gifts To school teacher Marion Alanko these hears so no one can pull the wool over her eyes To ludith Anderson nurse this pacifier fsmall hammerl to quiet her more exuberant patients To Nancy Anderson personnel manager this f creenl to help her screen her applicants Fo Vernita Anderson staae star th s f handl so she will always be sure of getting a hand To Ronald Araall plumber we give this pipe fcorn cobl on which to practice Robert Arsenault sailor will be able to use these chopsticks when he sails the China Seas This telescope will enable Robert Austin sailor to observe the waves This case will insure Ann Barbiere police woman of always having something to work To miner Donald Beltrame th s flevell t help keep him on the right level Anthony Bertucci chiropractor can use this lubricating oil to keep his patients Joints good condition To detective Alan Besola we give this pencil to help him shadow his cases To Suzanne Betts perfume distributor this penry so she f ill al ays have the riaht cent fscentl Engineer Allan Biork can use this bubble blower for building those castles in the air This horn to l.aVerne Biorne clerk so she can blow about her products This ball of txvine J ll assist Lav rence Bone lireman in repairin his short circuits To George Brewer electrican we give this horse so he will alf ays have a charger This pointe ill keep ll orman Cardew de tective from bark nc up the Nrong tree To boxer, Robert Champion, this knife to guarantee him a good upper cut, For Rogers Corcoran, dentist, this plate fdin- ner platel for those emergency cases. We give this rust preventive to Paul Goron, Metropolitan Opera singer, to keep his oipes clean To Rita Coron business woman this flour tflowerl to assure her of making lots of dough For social worker Angela DeRoche a rose to help people see the rosy side of life To Ronald Dompierre traveling salesman this ruler so he will have an extra foot to put in the door To Donald Dowrick top flight executive this thermometer to watch his profits rise Pauline Forslund fashion designer will be able to keep her styles up to date with this hour glass Donald Frederickson professional baseball player can use this toboggan in his sliding finishes To Neil Garceau pilot we give this little deer to make his week ends more enioyable This pencil sharpener will aid Margaret Giguere stenographer in always getting a point To Concetta Graham history teacher W give this water can so her subiect will never be TY Mildred Gravedoni housewife will need this trolling pinl to keep her home running smooth This figurine will assure Dawne Gronvall artist of always having a model on hand To Donald Grund railroad engineer hese track To Goldie Harper dietician this ginaer so sne will never lack the spice of life For Barbara Hecko telephone operator a red flaa in case she runs out of signals Richard Hernmila doctor will find this hydrochloric acid helpful in dissolving the troubles of his patients Mavis Hielt defense plant v orker vtill be able to use these nuts fpeanutsl to keep her work together This magn fyina glass will help Gay Hodge tfpist find those errors A aun to beauty operator Noreen Hoff sne can always make bangs To professional skier Melvin Holli we aive this irsurar ce policy to protect his legs H c f ' . A ' ' I X , , , . , . 1 4 V J I. . . ' ' . S . Q ' V . f . . . . r ' , J , i a n S - , , , ' , e ' ' ' I d . . . , . I . - I ' ' ly. on . . . , I ' , , i o 1 - ' ' I ' footprints so his train will at all times be on the . , . . . , . . in H V - 1. . ' . i, ' A A XJ' -ff 1,1 'J . . . . . , , I . V F I . . I ' I , . I , I f ,A A I , G A. . . A X I A A I . . . J I I SO ' , 1 3 X , ' ' .M 1 ' - Q , 65 Edgar Holmgren conce t arranger wrll need thrs shovel when he rs snowed under wrth programs For Carole Husby telephone operator thrs ttrrel so she can retrre atter a long nrght at the swrtchboard To Mary Husmann Wac we grve these arch supports to keep her trom gettrng flat feet lerry lenkrn collector of rare flowers can add these two lrps to hrs collectron Thrs pulley wrll ard plastrc surgeon Kerth Iohns rn lrttrng faces For Beverly lohnson court reporter these Wheatres to grve her added speed rn takrng drctatron To Edward lohnson polrceman a slrce of bread to eat wrth hrs trrst tratfrc ram Thrs pen wrll assure wrrter lean Iohnson of a smooth lrne And now to Norman luhola conservatron of trcer we grve thrs medal from our chret rn Elowerland tor drscoverrng our people Iohn lunttr auto mechanrc can strarghten tenders by punchrng them wrth these boxrng gloves We grve thrs plaster to telephone ope ator Marlene Kaupprla to keep her vorce from For Ianet Klrppel swrmmrng rnstructor these lrfesavers to throw to her puprls when they start rnvestrgatrng the bottom of the pool To Hugo Kulju mechanrcal engrneer thrs logarrthm table to ard hrm rn solvrng those drt frcult problems Thrs hose to Norma Kyrola nurse to save steps when her patrents call for water To doctor Beverly LaEorge these extra trs sues Clileenexl rn case she cuts one too deep To Donna LaErenrere bookkeeper a shelf so she wrll always have a place to keep her books For professronal roller skater Edna Langaas thrs prllow to soften her orrtrstrc bounces To Donald Lemay enarneer thrs plane Carr planel to help hrm keep hrs work level Comedran Carl Lemrn wrll be able to use a chrcken for gettrna rrd ot the co n on hrs pro grams Boy Lemrn constructron enarneer can use these extra prcks ttooth prcksl rn aettrng thoqe rush robs done on schedule These strlts wrll help Charles Lrndberg basketball coach rarse hrs sprrrts when hrs heraht farls hrm To Kathryn Lundblad nurse these bandages to keep her wrapped up rn her A ork For parrsh secretary Marrorr Lundrn thrs razor blade to cut down on her errors wh n haste makes waste Tums to rournalrst Beverly Luoma to help ner drgest the news These frve storres Cfrve story burldrngj wrll ard lrndergarten teacher Nannre Ann Makr rn keeprng her puprls amused To Thomas Mankee sarlor thrs brush t speed up hrs Job of swabbrna the deck Bose Marre Marra nurse wrll frnd use tor the e No Nod prlls when on nrght duty To Douglas McNerl commercral artrst these rayons so he wrll always have a colorful dea Marguerrte Mrtchell chrld psychologrst may need thrs swrtch to solve her problems Margaret Morell typrst can use these extra trnaers flady trnaersl when her vtork prle p To Charles Nault bell hop a ladder to use rn case the elevator tarls Wrllram O Connell farmer may need horse to get hrs chores done sooner To Bernrce Ollrla telephone operator thrs lrne Cclothes lrnel to use vxhen all her others These dog brscurts wrll help soothe the bark rng dogs of Stuart Olson tloorwalker at the end of the rush hour Marrlyn Palmer photographer can use thrs trrpod tor her camera so she wrll always see thrngs from the rrght angle To Howard Palomakr mrnrster these blue prrnts ot a crrcular church wrth no back oews so the last shall be trrst For pharmacrst Barry Patron thrs rrng to grve to the pharmacrst s mate Thrs watch to Ronald Patron drummer to help hrm keep trme To Norman Paull skr rnstructor these pornt ed skr poles to encourage hrs more reluctant puprls To lomes Pavealro stone cutter thrs rock tor practrce makes perfect For speech teacher Patrrcra Polkkr Brrllo to arve her puprls sparklrng vorces Lors Prrn stenoarapher can use these extra cnaracters Ccomrc charactersl when her short lrand tarls her To lohn Quaal drattsman we grve bottled sunshrne to cheer up hrs blueprrnts 1 T 1 1 1 . . , , X 7 I 1 , . V 0 . , V , V , 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 O , . g . s . , 1 , , c r . , . , , - . , , , - v J ' s u . , . . . . I I G 'V . .Q , 1 1 , crackrng when she says number please. GTG IOUSY- 1 1 - ' 1 , 1 K 1 ' ' I , 4 . . M ' I 'V I . xx v Il - I I T ' , 1 , 1 , 1 1 ' 1 h, 1 ' ' A , , , 1 H I ' ! 1 . F , C T . . . ,X . 1, ' I I 7 I I I YV V V ' ,, I A .1 -1 1 V 1 L ' , V U l A I I o . . 66 Thts caae to Norman Rtvard electrtcal en gtneer to hold those ltve wtres For doctor Lutatna Rovedo some tape tscotchl to patch up any errors To Mary Rule telephone operator a lo K and key for keeprna those numbers prtvate For Huao Ruor omakt satlor thts ruober coat to protect htm from the waves To Beverly Ruona occupattonal theraptst these trnker toys for her younger pattents Darlene Ruuska ftle clerk Ntll need th1s rraanet to dra J out that rntsplaced letter To Ronald St Andre wtld game hunter th1s net to hold hts catch Wtlltam Salson truck drtver can use thts andpaper for smoothrng out the rough roads Atrltne hostess Shrrley Sara can reassure that ftrst flrght passenger wtth th1s extra safety be t Davtd Satterley constructton engtneer wnl be able to 'to d nts butldmgs together wtth these reenforcements lo Charles Stmons prlot th1s parachute tn ase he has to htt the stlk These dates wrll keep Gerald Stampee sol dter busy when he gets hrs furloughs Wtlltam Sundblad marlne wtll be able to cut the red tape for a weekend pass wtth this pa1r of sctssors Thts sand vtll smooth out the a1r pockets for flyer Wtllram Tregembo When Congresswoman loAnn Trewnxck lS trymg to pass a brll th1s 1ron wtll put the pressure on Loutse Vogeler army nurse can use th1s stattonery when a soldter says Take a letter darltng Bustness Ntll grow for hotel manager Peter Wahlman 1f he w1ll use thts Vtgoro Thrs drum to Robert Waters pol1ceman to assure htm of a beat Martlyn Wepsala lawyer wtll need th1s po ltceman .vhen she takes the law tn her own hands Wtth Instant Postum Arlene Wtlltams sales clerk wtll be ready wtllmg and able to serve her customers To Lorratne Wurtala chtld nurse we glve these ear plugs to soften the calls of the wtld Vrolet We hope that you w1ll always keep these tokens of frtendshtp whtch we have pre sented tontght araduattna class of l95l the best of luck and success tn the future The llghts slowly begtn to grow dtm Datsy lt ts gettlng dark Our ttme on earth must be up Ltly We have grven our glfts and foretold the future Hollyhock So now our m1ss1on rs complete Rose Come' We must hurry back to Flow erland The flo ,vers leave the stage as the lrghts go ou CLASS SONG fTune Harbor Llghtsl To us a dark world calls As dreary Mar clouds lmger over Our classmate frrends and pals Wrll have to say goodby Some hearts ma! ftnd lt hard To leave behtnd them what they ltved for The blue and f h1te that starred Wtth honors for our hrgh sometrmes the days .vere long and f ork cr dless chore But tts re 1 ard wtll pave the road to hfe s successful door The rr Jn, ears ahead Ma mee nth sorro N or mth aladness But nd' rrtaht come our waj Our luoh school tnoughts won t fade Robert Austtn v , . . V . , , I l V , l - f - tt . ff I If T . X . T l 1 'J' . 3 ' ul , .. . . l . ' 1 ' ' ' . . - x'v.1 I - A L Orchid: The people of Flowerland wlsh th1s c ' A . - . 1 . I - ' ' I . .M YV , , , X . , A I . ' l. A W M Y r , H A ' ' r ff an . W . . , gf t ' ' 1 ' g 5 ' wlf t tt' s 1 57 THE ADVFRT ISERS I If ,. , . . . , , . 11' 3. .I - ': ,Y '1 fi ii., 1 10 1 uw Rf Hrf1mw1,zw,w4 mszwi rx' ' 'A 'uwftfff xvtksl zzv :g:nu'g'uN:r1 JF' ., .5' fx ' 1 Th':,1fn :A xg i fhf' 'n f ' q.?'Vr '.1:vH 1 v't' 3fT'fQ CUKF' CLEVELAND-CLIFFS IRON COMPANY Left to R1ght Rowl Mr Tun Shwe Burma Mr Knsna Yadu Ind a Mr Bernhardt Peterson AN EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE Foreugn s+uclen+s a++endong Mlclwlgan S+a+e College vlsrl' one of +l1e Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company mlnes In Ish emmg 69 Khalil Ubaydi, Iraq: Row II--Mr. Ioseph Haller. Mr. Ogden E. Iohnsorz, Mr. P ' - UM Mr Rlbotto shows Pull Rinne Ind I :rx Ile II all tha npvr ltmn tl IIINII INLAND STEEL COMPANY I----ff I I 1lllllSllII link THE PENINSULA BANK Member of Ihe Federal Deposd Insurance Corporahon an The Federal Reserve Sysfem ISHPEMING MICHIGAN 70 . ' 5 1 2 iz ,' Va z - z ' ofa 'z . .1 V4 . x - . O . I 'I i , n . I . Miss Hulsif-in und Miss Muslmvski vmuluvt -luliv Yo:-Ike-I' and LOI'4'll Bess on LI mul' of -hv '-'fa :lx Mr Johnson expl uns tho sxstvnl of dlulv llllllf., uiod 'lt the I K I fl: lners to limes Kung COIUIJIIUIKDIR to Ihr Class of 19v1 m llu o md '11 J 8: L CLEANERS 104 'W ln'-.1 Sl hom -QZCL. -. XACON l Mr John Iunttl gnvs Richard Hvmnula and Allan Bjork the courteous se-ruce dlwaws found at lllllttl S See Iohn for all sour se-ruce and rep.: rs On I S 41 4On the xnxx to 'Worth Lan xo L49 fl 'Vlr I ner gnvs llllllllf Beck:-r md frnltl Anderson the fine serum- mln ns gnen hw the Northl md lines NORTHLAND LINES n lil NPN KPNTKI IKKN lXXIx N llrs me 101 or .1 Helen Johns and Rowman Ivwrton admire one of the mdnx fine home- appliances found ut Stdms He-ctric Shop STAM S ELECTRIC SHOP P3 I leullnd Annu: 'I om 4 l 'VII Hannuld shovss Rogvrs Corvoran and Anthonx Bertufu the superior work done at Klelmen S JOHN KIELINEN 81 SON Qu Ls 1-on youu CONSTRICTION Nuns 411 Pearl St Phone 1114 .41 -Inge-Id Dvliochs .uinnrvs thv home IUl'lllSIIIIlI,S lound It Qu ml and Quad! QUAAL s. QUAAL xlINl'lIYI IIICNINIIININ I sltbll 5 I lm eland Awenue 1 hone- 109 N N - 2 DI tfw.. 5 I , 5 E E X- I . ,.'. z ,' ra I. . .5 ' 1 -. , . 5- I I ' ' fro gg 1 IW I '1. ,' I' -131 L. '.'.2 -1 . I, L A T S A t xnmnm, 5, To t . , A Vw, 1 . , Q' ' . N 'f 4 I E , II I x P I 0 . ,.. , N In Jumrrs SERVICE A ,I . 1 W vf ,,, 5 . f. . . 1-v . , 1 plwm-, in ., I I ad' V . X , 'M vf I I . NWI I 5 I V 4 IM ..,z' f .'.z 1 2 V z. 5 - ' ' I . .4 R r. I, A. 1 4. ix 1. . .. . Lvl an solu- your lrzuusporluliou grrohlf-ms. gn-nl or s mll. Ill. .' ' '. II0-NIH I' .' , .' - A 3, 3A I , Q Q 1.11-L.x'llcw'l' on c.n'r 11, IIN .1 aa. rn. '75 'LL ' .' ' ' ... 71 M1 bm der shows James Jensen md Robert Penhale the qualltw tlres sold bs lh D 8 C Sales and Seruce D 8: C SALES AND SERVICE Your Friendly Ford Dealer 22I E Pearl Sl' Phone 798 M ulon Iuudln and I on um Vlut 111 n ahh L dl-'I'll0llStl ltmn oi one ot the processes It the H W Goss'1rd Co H W GOSSARD CO 308 Cleveland Avenue Phone 2060 72 .',',' ' ' p pz ' Q :X . - ,- . .Mm 5, ' vp' LT I mem f -sr ' ' I' , -Q, I 3 the! f I e , Q Y ' A 1, ,, .z . ' , a'x 'zz 'z ' '- C I I arf' ww if' Kenneth l'ru son and Janles None-ll watch the operatlon of I lndherg s heau equipment at the new Tracy Mme slte A LINDBERG 81 SONS INC GENERAL CONTRACTORS lsr-IPEMING 73 MISS -Xndrn ws n ants on Jeanette I luv lu If llz lhvth W1 1 lkvl md J IHHQ M u Doug, ull who call for .1 lheerlflader sn eater clewned and pressed hs Bannon 1 lc uwrs BANNON CLEANERS Approved Samtone Service ISHPEMING NEG-AUNEE MARQUETTE vu 143 1 W '95 2 '90 A ' 'F' W1-MW' 5 -46 ar .......,- 'N Cixi ,WJ PPM' KES ,,, - '- ,S , APPIE A159 hshv Sundhl ul and K Pl :ld Kvttunc n vnjm cusp vw lplcs t uhud as Brothers COHODAS BROTHERS COMPANY 74 ,.. , H 7 . 2 ' X, x My A , ,K 1, L. 1 ,N M f-v-V --v--Y . . ' N H '- 11-5 - 121-1 .l'z ':- ga z 1' fa 1 1 ' 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 - - 1 ' 11 - . . . . , . . . I I f. T - f -. uf.-A !.f'f1I 'X4 sf 5? 1 1 , A,-Q - i.lA 1 1.652 i , ' X gl . 'f ' 1 ' -. 1 ' ' cf. ,. ,. 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' jui ,' an an 1' as ' Q .f-al, 1 Left Mars Husmann Mans H,pelt Marllx shop for hats at Penney s Right Mr I,Qlhl'ldf.,9 md Mr Haefss examine 4 new shipment of men s clotlnn J C PENNEY CO Smart Styles for Thrifty Folks Mrs Vhllmms shows Marilyn Palmer some of thi work done at Williams Studio WILLIAMS PHOTO SERVICE 109 N Second St Ihone I4 SPONSORS Ar+ s Tire Shop B 81 B Mercanhle Co Bull s Upholslerung Shop Biork s Funeral Home Carlson and Slephens l G A Markel' Childs Ari Gallery Dahlslrom Bollling Works The Dress Shop Economy Food Marke+ Hughes Mercanlile Co. La Foresl Boolery Linna's Drug Slore Mandley's Service Sfalion Masfer Molors Mecca s Service Mlclgel' Cash Marlcel' Cal s Service Slahon C fy Drug Slore Helmisfo Slucllo lshpeming and Buller Thealers Johnson s Sporlshop Kemp s Furnrlure Lofberg s Mn rs Na+1onalAqency Mining Journal Nicholls Insurance Agency Olson News Co Peninsula Insurance Agency Por'I'ale s Vme Sl Slore Rosberg s Slore Ruona s Grocery Ruusn 81 Vivian Oil Co F W Woolworlh Co Wesl s Paml' Shop Cameo Beauly Shop J. J. Newberry Co. Phyllis Linn Pe+ry's S+ore Rice's Brown Derby Richarcl's Slore Rundman 81 Sons Smarl Shop Olis E. Sonnansline Tonella 8: Rupp, Inc. Warra's Grocery Waller C. Wylie 8: Co. lshpeming Broadcasling Co W.J.P.D 585, 'liagl ? is 'za f XX 5 7 , 5 5 -ill .n . .,,.W,, W ' iff' S vi 2 I xh ' x tw 'S' ' ts 'bans X 'xxx 'hivuc ' will M,,,.f vi ! -Q .K Miss Rimne 'mow-. Donna Swanson and Don ild Kfulgds the Ndtlondl Cash Centml Ixool 'Vlachlne at THE MINER S FIRST NATIONAL BANK COMPI LTI' BANKING SI' RY ICI' 101 N Wlfun bt Mc mhel I' D IC I hom 1176 5' rf Ill 1 6 JSI 'W it I 3 A4573 For courteous and prompt seruce hrxng your car to Hebbards modern Wzwh Garage snzcr DEALER HEBBARD NASH SALES Fourth and Bank St Phone 374 ISIIPI' 'VIINO MICHIGAN 'VII Nllllnns shows l-llzuhe tl1 t all und John Illllttl the tlne gelettlon ot lldllIIS sold at Lonsolxddted Consolidated Fuel 81 Lumber Co 314 N Thrrd St I hone 1l'0 NQRGE mmrmum 6' 'Q-L Ulla-tmwik Mauon Alanko and Comue Graham look at one ot the new Norge refrlgerators sold at 1- arl s Electrlc Apphance See the features of Amemca s flmst IIOITQ apphances at EARL S ELECTRIC APPLIANCE '07 L DIWISIOII St Phone 816 Patrlcla Polkkl and Marilyn Stone modd gowns featured at the Style Shop STYLE SHOP LI' ADPR IN IASHIONS 1 b Mann bt I hone 040 tnlnmres mutt you to nnsput tlwnr louly dxsplay of Roy al Haeger Pottery and Cfunhrndgf blassw are GILMORE S GREENHOUSES uxrsm now mas Fon ut OCCASIONS 815 N Zllurd St Phone 10 2 I -' ' - I ,N -x x if ---Y RY.- . v. 4 I Y Y , Z ' Q ' ' I - 1' W Q .A 1 Y Y .........-. z 1 1 jf, A s :eff .-Y...-Y A L 5 Y ' sa. . 1: ' 2 ' -' ' ' , - Y ' Y . 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Mr. Mason shows Betty Antilla and Joan Maddern his latest shipment of quality jewelry. ELGIN, BULOVA VVATCHES ALSO FABIOUS VVYLER VVATCH VVITH THE INCAFLEX BALANCE VVHEEI. HENRY T. MASON, Jeweler Cleveland Avenue lshpeming Mr Anderson shows Edgar Holmgren and Wllllam Sundhlad some of the automobile supplies found at the Carroll Motor Supply CARROLL MOTOR SUPPLY Marquette Ishpemmg Munlsmg Patricia hllppel md Ruth lhrt lla register lt the Anderson Hotel ANDERSON HOTEL l' A ll ND lroprle tor 311 N Mam btreet I hone 561 Miss Nault shows Gay Hodge the new Ship and Shore Blouses at Goldie's. GOLDIE'S SMARTWEAR 212 Cleveland Avenue Phone 1506 INOUETOV Robert LaI'ren1ere and Reuben Martin make plans tor their home shop to be equxpped wlth mols and qulpment found at the Marshall Wells Store MARSHALL WELLS STORES llb 5 Mann Street Phone 180 lean and Shulev Sara walt on Dawnm Uronxall at Iohnson s Drugs JOHNSON S DRUGS I llmrll u 1 r .un nf lu l 110 b Ham Street lhone 66 if v v-.u I 1 I w ,. . , ' T ', , ' ' ' ' . A. L. L. A . . . I ' ' D K 1 B- 1 ' L- ' U 1 ' A v i 1 I A .. e 1 ' - .V . - l A . .' , , 2 .. 2. 2 ' , , Li. .v A, k., ' , , 5 . H A -I 1 9 4 Y' ' l W'algreen Agency I A I ' 1 ', X 4-onuplvtv pro-seriplioll lla-lmrtlm-nl xxill lnrufn-ssinnul r ' me- ' isis rn-:uh to sa-r '- pol uilh vnu to-sg - I - l fo- Ivy. - A: . - ' V 1 'Q A . ' 1 - - - 79 in 'f 1-x-ww... Barham Medlwn and Man Chmn model the latest coats at Gatelw 5 GATELY S The Store of Cheerful Credit 1- LRNITURIL MEN 5 AND BOXS 1+ LRNISHINUS H OMFN S APPAREL LLLCTRICAI APPI IANCI' S P1 S Mann Qt Ishpemmg Phone 108 HOLMGREN MOTOR COMPANY NIODI RN 10l'1H Nl'l l'ClN 'IHI' l'lNhb'1 IN -KL'l0'VIOBll lub Ill N Second bt lhoue 598 8U ll , 1 1 -4 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' -Y 1 I 1 1 1 1 ,N 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 . l . . 1 . ., 1 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 . . .., L , ' X ., ' . NEIIICQ' Bacon and Neil GZll'l'4'1lll pI'l'Dill'l' for an alriu- Ill tlw new Buick. . . . ., . . . .1 . - - , , . V 1 . , 1 , . , . . Blrrs Iltmn and Dllld Satterlew XlSlt the Guelff Irlllllllf., fompun where the Hemdtxte IS prlnted and bound GUELFF PRINTING CO M nrquette Michigan Mr Pm ln Hts lhlll ml Tlegemho and Thomas Corkm with modern stwlul shoes sold at l'm.xn S EMAN S SHOE STORE 121' if-f Ruse Hun Nl lrri md lieu rlx luomn ulmlre the m u NI utag, u :she rs ll HI' Rl' '10 CAII Maytag and Home Appliance Sales ll I' Sl' RW ILL '00 5 I-nat bt lhone 161 . A. 'QW' 5 is E' i P'-N ! 'J ' M Lxckson slums Cnllecn hemp .md N mm llelioclle the fine qlmllts tools and lllrdwara on dls play at Jleksons JACKSON S ISHI PMINK PLRNITURI' AND HAKDYW ARI' C0 '14 S Mdm St Phone 418 JoAnn Tren nick and Pauline l-mslund do thelr shoppmg at the Cooperatne btore THE COOPERATIVE STORE QLALIT! 0-ROCLRIFQ AND MFATS ..,-ni -Qs nl I-l I 1 P s mm: ll'll me llll V uri., ln Nlnrell nhx a Northwestern Wlutual In-.ur Lnce retxre- ment contnut ns 4 must JAMES E FLAA IINSLRANCL .501 N 'Vhun St lhum, 404 E 2 ,Q vi r, 1 he 1 gn 1 j 'z - ' z ' 5 r , . . .. , - , -, . 1' ',. 1 asv , X 1. ..n--1 . ' ' ' G' ., 1' 1 W A-'.t . - ' e' ' . . v . . v. , . . . I ' ,- rf -v v 1 v v 1 A A I A A L An 1 a J .12 '--1 -Yr . .. ' v' . . 'A '.L. ' V' -...,, . 1.2. L. ' . ' I , Y. . 11 J 116 Cleveland Ave. Phone 1105 215 S. Main St. Phone 560 ,ga if E QV sam -A' 'lj I ,,,. A I A ,, ,I I- A i.'.A1 1: -A , gi ' Ji 'za tll: D 2 La -'rea l ..z fa -t A.Ak..,..1..,,.. A ..f.A' .. A . 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