Ishpeming High School - Hematite Yearbook (Ishpeming, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1958 volume:

F4 CWM M M MMV a , .V I x8 . Q, Y. X A x Us Tl? 0' ' i . Z . u- w.1.,L..mLx..Qu -.D 2 -mth :.. 13 W 4x Q.. 11 'X K .Q V If lIlillllE5lIMltA0llllIl6lIl'lE5 1958 FOREWORD We, the class ot 1958, are honored to present this Hematite. It shall be one of oufr most treasured possessions, as we turn the pages of this book, We are greeted by our fellow classmates and teachers. We are reminded of our good times, Wonderful training, and great opportunities that were ours When We were in high school. These are the days that We shall always remember and cherish for years to come. Published By THE ISHPEMING HIGH SCHOOL lshpeming, Michigan ANNUAL BOIARD I Senior Staff Members-F. Anderson, M. Anderson, M. Arcari, I. Armatti, I. Arneth, P. Austin, I. Belaire, K. Bennett, K. Berg, C. Bietila, M. Bolsness, I. Corlett, E. Engelhard, I. Franson, R. Hjelt, I. Honkala, K. Keppler, G. Knight, M. LeSage, C. Maki, P. Maki, P. Marketty, I. Marra, C. Martinen, S. Mayotte, K. Merrila, P. Nault, A. Quayle, I. Seppi, M. Sullivan, M. Sund- berg, I. Superko, C. Tinkham, I. lTisch, I. Tobie, C. Trewartha, P. Tulikki, V. Wakkuri, I. Weiland, L. Williams. Junior Assistants-E. Argall, K. Kosonen, B. Maki, E. Maki, I. Michels, M. O'Connell, S. Peterson, C. Rundman, R. Sikkila. Sophomore Assistants-D. Anderson, K. Anderson, A. Archibald, I. Belaire, S. Bone, A. Goldsworthy, D. Goyen, D. Gustafson, I. Iensen, C. Iohnson, M. Kaukola, C. Levine, L. Lynn, K. Mayry, E. Ojanen, C. Paulson, M. Polking- horne, M. Bowledge, A. Sarvello, C. Sarvello, C. Sarvello, I. Werner. Freshmen Assistants-L.. Cohodas, C. Chard, K. Hornburg, D. Mitchell, P. Nault, K. Thomas. Advisor-Iohn R. Kivisto. l TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty and Administration .....,,... Classes ..,.. Organizations .A., Sports ..... Student Life .... Advertising ...... 2 Page ..5 .. 13 .. 49 .. 67 .. 77 H111 lecficalian Wi+h sincere appreciaiion of her cons+an+ in+eres+ and assisiance, we ihe Class of l958, cledicaie our annual fo Mrs. Aus+in Lindberg, whose friendly guidance during +he pasf 'Four years will always be remembered. The Senior Class wishes her +he grea+es+ happiness and prosperify in years io come. 3 inf vb F CIIIIY E. ADMINISTRATION WILLIAM C. PETERSON FRED A. GEHLHOFF Superintendent of Schools High School Prillvipul A. B. Degree Northern Mivhigun College BS. llvgwc- University of VVisr'cmsi21 M.A. Degrvv University of Michigan Ilcgrvo University of VVisc'onsin BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Henry Ruusi YY.., , . .President Mr. Icrmes P. Clomcey , , Secretory Mr. William A. Trebilcock , ., .Trecisurer Dr. M. S. Elclred ,,,, . .... Trustee Mr. Clayton Simons .Trustee L. 'to R.: Mr. '1'1'c-bilr-ook. Mr. Ruusi. Mr. Cluncey, Mr. Simons, Dr. Eldred 6 The s+uden+ body of Ishpeming High School, +he facul'I'y, and fhe adminisfraiion grafefully acknowledge fhe life and service of a devofed 'ieacher and 'lrue friend, Mr. Claude D. Farrell, who iaughi in fhe lsh- peming High School from l928 un+il his deafh on November 23, I957. May we cherish his memory and 1'he ideals for which he s'I'ood. Ni W N w X i. .N , WM GEORGE ANNSAIAAL V F Algebra 'R X NJ A. B. Degree4NorAhern Michi- gan College. Advanced Studies 7 University of Michigan. Extension: Michi- gan State University. Debate Coach. EDNA ARSENEAULT Home Economics B. S. Degree--Northern Michi- gan College. Advanced Studies - Northern Michigan Collegeg University of Michigan. I-i . ,f v 'fl-564-1.4a-.CL'z,.v4,, uaaggf- HELEN A. BENTLEY American History, Home and Fafmlly Living A. B. Degree-Macalester C'0l- lege: Teaching Certificate f Cin c i n n a ti Conservatory of Music. Advanced Studies - University of Minnesota: Northern Michi- gan College: Extension Work- Michigan State University. Dean of Girls, MRS. HENRY BOTHWELL English B. A. Degree - University of Illinois. Advanced Studies - University of Illinois: Goodman Theatre of Drama, Michigan State Uni- versity. Forensics, T. B. Speaking Project. BRUCE E. CARLSON Driver Training, Algebra A. B. Degree-Northern ch igan College: M, A. Degre University of Michlg . T .IW AV , FRANCIS J. DISHNOW Woodwork B. S. Degree-Northern Michi- gan College: M. S. Degree- Stout State College. GRACE C. DUNN Typewrltlng B. S. Degree--Northern Michi- gan College. Advanced Studies---University of Michigan, Extension Work. Commercial Club Advisor CDi- w rector, Follow-up File. . 1 'X . - 1 1 0 P -ZLL-C9471 ' .,44.-1044. EBBA A, EKLUND Stenollraphyl Business Engllsh, Business Arlthmetlc, Penman- shlp Supervisor ln Grades B. S. Degree--Northern Michi- gan College. Advanced Studies --- University of Michigan, Extension. Commercial Club Advisor. gg ,W J giiewfe CHARLES L. FAIRBANKS Physical Education B. S. Degree--Michigan State University. Advanced Studies f Football Coaches Clinics. Michigan State University, and Northern Mich- igan College. Football, Basketball. C'LAUDE FARRELL American Hlstory. lvorld His- tory B. A. DegreefMacalester Col- lege. Advanced Studies --- University of Minnesota. LEONARD FLAA Drafting: Industrial Arts Su- Dervisor B. S. Degree--Northern Michi- gan College. Advanced Studies - University of Michigan, Extension. Stage Supervision. GLADYS N. FREETHY Vocal Music in the Grad:-s. Mixed Chorus. Girls' Glee Club B. S. Degree-Northern Michi- gan College. Mixed Chorus, Senior and Girls' Ensembles. MRS. ADELAIDE FRITZ English, German B. A. Degree 7 University of Toronto. Advanced Studies -- University of Minnesotag Michigan State University. Junior Class Advisor. WIRS. SYLVIA T. GEHLHOFF English B. S. Degree-Northern Michi- gan College. Speech Work. GI ADYS J. HANEY Bl0l0gy B. S. Degree-State University of Iowa: M. A. Degree--State University of Iowa. Advanced Studies - University of Colorado, State University of Iowa. Allied Youth Sponsor, Ama- teur Biologists' Club Sponsor. M. J OE A. HANEY Chemistry, General Science B. S. Degree-University of Wisconsing M. A. Degree - University of Michigan. Advanced Studies - University of Wisconsin, University of Wyoming. Ticket Manager for Athletics, Director of Adult Education. L V. KELA Driver Tralnlng, Junior High History B. A. Degr'e4Northern Michi- gan College: M. A. Degree- University of Michigan. ROY C. KETOLA lust rumental Music B. S. Degree-Northern Michi- gan Collegeg M. M. Degree - Michigan State University. DOROTHY E. KINSMAN Homemaking B. S. Degree-Northern Michi- gan College. JOHN R. KIVISTO Advanced Algebra., P l u n e Geometry. Solid Geometry, Trigonometry B. S. DegreevNorthern Michi- gan College: M. S. Degree - University of Michigan. Advanced Studies - Michigan State University, Extension Coordinator 1' o r Vocational Training, Advisor for Hema.- tite, School C'ensus. BRUNO LIIMATAINEN Machine Shop B. S. Degree--Northern Michi- gan College. Advanctd Studies - Northern Michigan College. DOROTHY P. LINDBERG Physical Ed ut ation B. S. Degree- Northern Michi- gan College. Senior C'ass Advsorg Allied Youth Sponsor: Cheerleading Advisor. HELEN T. MA LMGREN G4-nrral Bus'ni-ss. Bookk . epinp: B. S. Degree-Northern Michi- gan College. Advanced Stud.es - Michigan State University. Extension Work: Michigan State Univer- sity. Student Council F.nancial Aci- visor. PA MELA MARSH English. French B. S, Degree- -Michigan State University. Advanced Studies --- University of Michigan. Northern Michigan College. French Club Advisor. MINDEN J. MAYNARD licvnoniics. social Problems. World History A. B. Degree--Northern Mich'- gan College: M. A. Degree-- University of Michigan. Advanced Studies -- Michigan State University, University of Wisconsin. Scnior Guidance. 'Qin 9, LORETTA MCDONOUGH Latin. English B. A. Degree-College of Saint Teresa. Advanced Studies - - University of Colorado, University of Minnesota, Winona State Teachers Col'ege, Michigan State University. Declamations. Forensics. MRS. MARIAN K. MITCHELL English A. B. DegreefNorthern Michi- gan College. Advanced Studies - University of Michigan, Extension. Christmas P'ay. Forensics, Sponsor-Drama. Club. TYYNE M. OSTLUND Art. Grade Art Supervision B. S. Degree--Northern Michi- gan College. Advanced Studies 7 University of Michigan, Sihool of Chicago Art Institute, Saugatuck Sum- mer School of Painting. BEN RENZ English, Speech B. S. Degree Teachers Col- lege, Aberdeen. S. D.: M. A. Degree -- University of North Dakota. Advanced Studies ---- University of Minnesotag University of Iowa Law School: University of South Dakota: Sherwood Music School, Chicago. Dramatics. Forensics. ELIZA BETH ROGERS Library B. S. Degree -Northern Michi- gan Collegeg M. S. in L. S. De- gree -- Western Reserve Uni- versity. OSCAR F. STRAND ' General Science B. S. Degree 7 University of Minnesota: M. A. Degree -- University of Minnesota. Sophomore Class Advisor. OCTAVIUS TOWNSEND Physics, Plane Geometry A. B. Degree W Hillsdale Col- lege. Advanced Studies 7 University of Michigan: University of Purdue. Future Teachers of America Advisor. BARBARA M. GAUTHIER Secretary to the Superintendent MARILYN U. JOHNSON Secretary to the Superintendent WE IKKO HAMARI Custodian VINCENT J. VILLA General Metals, Junior High Shop B. S. Degree-Northern Michi- gan College: M. A. Degree- University of Michigan. 7541 CLERMONT c. WATSON General .Mhthematics A. B. Degree - Grinnell Col- lege: M. A. Degree - Univer- sity of Michigan. Advanced Studies - Rockne- Meanwell Coaching School: Northern Michigan College Coaching School 1948 thru 1957: University of Michigan Coaching School 1940-1941. Basketball and Golf Coach: Boys' Attendance: Athletic Di- rector: Intramural Basketball' Sponsor-Allied Youth Organl ization. PATRICIA A. WIRTANEN Secretary to the Principal A LFRE D HOFF Custodian FRED MAKI Custodian CLA RENCE PENROSE Custodian MRS. JOAN LUOMA Am:-rican History. Civics B. A. Degree-Northern Michi- gan College. Advanced Studies - Michigan State University. savage 'mrs HAIL! BEACON LIGHT Hail! beacon light of Ishpeming, Hail, High School, 'tis of thee we sing. 'Neath heav'ns high dome ot azure blue, Thou art thyself as iirm and true, Surrounded by the hills so old, Whose iron hearts are strong and bold. To thee our people turn with pride. In thee their love and hopes abide, Thy sons and daughters do thee bless, Thy teachings mould a life's success. Then let us haste and garlands rare, Wreathe 'round our High School ever fair. Superior's mighty deeps are blue, And Northern skies are that lair hue Ouir color this-it tells ot might Of love of truth and love of right, Long life and health and happy hours God grant thee, Alma Mater ours. 1 1 ll CLARENCE JOHNSON Custodian GEORGE RUDNESS Physical Education B. A. Degree -- University of Michigan. Advanced Studies - University of Michigan. Basketball, B Team: Baseball. .Freshman Tec: ,Freshman Tec: 12 13 SENICRS CLASS OFFICERS Robert Wills ....,........A,....A,. President Carolyn Maki .ii,,,,. Vice-President Dale Ruohomaki ...,.....,,. Secretary Patricia Maki .......,a,,,,,.,,Y.. Treasurer Mrs. Lindberg .....w ......... A dvisor , AROUND THE woain The Class of Nineteen Fifty-Eight, Has gathered here to say adieu, to our dear white and blue. Tonight with hearts both sad and gay We say farewell to friends so true as we start on our way. The beacon light will ever glow As now we face the world ahead and into lite we go, And though we may go all around the world, We won't forget our higlrrschool days. So now let's join in one accord, And give our thanks to all who helped us gain this great reward, We'll not forget the prom, the teams, Our voices joined, in chorus gay, and our own senior play. The beacon light will ever glow As now we face the world ahead and into life we go, And though we may go all around the world, We won't forget our high school days. -Roger Ashley Valedictorian Iohn Deccxire Scxlutatoricm Iohn Carter 14 DOUGLAS DALE FRANCES HELEN MARTHA LUCILLE ROBERT PAUL ANDERSON ANDERSON ANDERSON ANTTILA Doug F1'an'a Bubbles Bob General Business Education Science Industrial Arts Allied Youth 1, 2.3 Annual Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 43 An- Band 1, Christmas Play 3, Board 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial nual Board 43 Baccalaureate Hi-Y 4, Prom Committee 3, Club 3, 41 Driver Training 3, Chorus 3, 41 Commercial Club Senior Class Play 4, Service French Club 4, Prom Commit- 3. 43 Driver Training 4. Girls' Corps 1, 2, 3, 4. tee 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 42 Hoop Girls 3. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: fr! Pro'n Committee 3, Girls' En- semble 3. MJL ' Z ' 0 ,l Z elf J ' rl U X nl Q ' ' 0 , fyv np ii, in IJ i l A .iff i xxjj ,ll if l U M b 0 l lf A - . ill I- MARGARET ANN APQCARI History and Social Science Allied Youth 1, 2: Annual Board 1, 2. 3, -1: Commerca' Club 3. Driver Training 3, French Club 4, Future Teachers' Club 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 2. 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 43 Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play 4, Student Council 2, 33 Bac- calaureate Chorus 4, JUDITH ANNE ARMATTI uJudu Business Education Allied Youth 1. 2, 33 An- nual Board 2, 3, 43 Christmas Play 3. Commercial Club 3. 43 Drama Club 4, Driver Training 3, Forensics 2, French Club 3. 43 Girls' Intramurals 2, 3. 43 Hoop Girls 3, Prom Committee 3, l ll W, 15 JULIE ANN ARNETH Science Al'ieil Youth 1, 2, 33 Ama- teur Biologists' Club 2. Annual Board 2. 43 Commercial Club 4, Driver Training 3. Forensics 1, 3: Future Teachers' Club 2, 3. -1: Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, -l: Girls lntramura's 4. Hoop Girls 3, Library 1. 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 43 Prom Committee 3, Baccalaureate Chorus 4. ROGER SAMUEL ASHLEY History and Social Science Allied Youth 1. 2, 3, .15 An. nual Board 2. 3: Baccalaureate Ensemble 3. Bacczraureatc Chorus 2. 3, -l: Band 1, Christ- mas Play 3. Commercial Club 3. Drama Club 4. Driver Training 3, Forensics 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 42 Mixed En' semble 3, 43 Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 41 Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play 4. Service Corps 2. Student Council 4, Senior Mixed Ensemble 4. s . l I A A A I ,....,: :., , - ' ' ' ' .1 k s G Www :yi I I '.,' isa :j MVR 'UW bm' : ,Q '.,: 1-ana' A W3 R 'ff' V' N .,-- Nw K A E .H .,.., , ' Eg K ,L . K it 'E gi 4 . Effie, 71 . . 1 1 ,,,, . ... VERL CHARLES PAULINE GRACE JULIE BERNICE ASMUND AUSTIN BELAIRE Science Business Education Business Educaltion Driver Training 3, Service Corps 3, 43 National Honor S0- ciety 4. KAREN EBBA BENNETT Business Education Allied Youth 1, 2, 33 Annual Board 4, Art 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 43 Hoop Girls 3, Prom Committee 3, National Honor Society 4. Allied Youth 1, 23 Annual Board 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 35, 43 Driver Tra ning 3, For- ensics 1, 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club l. 2, 33 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2. 33 Regional Science Fair 2, Service Corps 3. Prom Committee 3, Amateur Biologists' Club 2. 'rw l O 1 Q ll' Allied Youth 1, 2. 33 Annual Board 1, 2, 43 Commercial Club 3, 43 Debate 2, Driver Training 3, Forensics 2. Future Teachers' Club 2, 33 Girls' Intramurals 4, Library 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Com- mittee 3. D ' 5 xx. JANET FAY BENGRY Science Allied Youth 1, 23 Driver Training 3, Girls' Glee Club 2. 3. 43 Girls' Intramurals 1, 43 Ho-op Girls 3, Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 43 Prom Committee 3, R:- gional Science Fair 2, Bacca- laureate Chorus -1. ,. if wil 27 fi an-Msn KATHERINE ANN BERG LEE MATTHEW BESOLA .4Kathy.v Science National Honor Society 4, Al- lied Youth 1, 2, 15, 43 Amateur Biologists' Club 2, Annual Board 4, Band 2, 3, 4: Christmas Play 3, Commercial Club 3, 43 Drama Club 4, Viola Duet 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Intra- murals 1. 2, 3: Hoop Girls 3, Horn Quartet 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 43 Regional Science Fair 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Class Play 4, Solo and Ensem- ble Festival 2, 3, 43 String Quartet 3, 43 Student Council 4, U. P. Massed Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Baccalaureate Chorus 4, Foren- sics 4. 15 CAROL JEAN BIETILA Science Annual Board 4, Commercial Club 3, Future Teachers' Club 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Hoop Girls 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play 4, Baccalaureate Chorus 4. K NT! PAUL FREDERICK BLEWETT Science Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4: Arna- teur Bologists' Club 2, Annual Board 1, 2, 3: Baccalaureate Chorus 4, Christmas Play 3, Drama Club 4, Driver Training 3. Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, Hi-Y 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4: Regional Science Fair 2, Prom Committee 3, Sen- ior Class Play 4, Service Corps 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4, Teen Age Drlvlng Rod-E-0 3. MARY ALICIA BOLSNESS Science Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4: Ama- teur Biologists' Club 2, Annual Board 1, 2, 3, 4: Baccalaureate Chorus 2, 3, 4: Christmas Play 3, Class Vice-President 1, Com- mercial Club 3, 4: Drama Club 4, Driver Training 3, Forensics 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble 1, 3: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' State 3, Hoop Girls 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, 4: Regional Sci- ence Fair 2, Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play 4, Senior Life Saving 4, Service Corps 2, Stu- dent Council 4, Senior Mixed Ensemble 4, Girls' Double Sex- tet 4. ELEANOR ANN BOSTROM Ellie Holme Economics Allied Youth 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 4, Driver Training 3, For- ensics 2, 3, 4: French Club 4, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: Girls In- tramurals 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play 4, Baccalaureate Chorus 4. 'Qi Science Driver Training 3, Football A 3, 4: Football B 1, 2: Track 1, 2 . 3. 4: Teen Age Driving Rod- E-o 3. l IX Y Nl. ,I I ff JJ, Ska N-.. ROBERT KEITH CARLSON llBvObY! General Allied Youth 1, Driver Train- ing 4, Football B 1. '-wt...-fr JOHN EDWARD CARTENR GRANT DAVID CLIFF lilaken Science Basketball A 4. Basketball B 1, 2: Boys' State 3, Football A 4, Football B 1, 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Student Council 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Salutatorlan 4, National Honor Society 4. 17 Science Allied Youth 2, 3, 4: Football B 1. H we JILL LENORE CORLETT History and Social Science Allied Youth 1, 2: Annual Board 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: French Club 3, Future Teachers' Club 2. 3: Prom Com- mittee 3, Service Corps 4. JOHN ALVERN ORVILLE PETER ROBERT DALE DOBSON ROGER WILLIAM J. DECAIRE DISHNO -'Bobo DODGE Deke General Science Science Amateur Biologists' Club 2, Allied Youth 1, 2: Band 1, 2. Allied Youth 4, Amateur Bi- ologists' Club 2, 4: Basketball A 3, 45 Basketball B 1, 29 Boys' State 3, Class Secretary 3, Driver Training 3, Football A 3, 4, Football B 2, Hi-Y 4, Re- gional Science Fair 2, 45 Prom Committee 3, Service Corps 2, Student Council 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 49 Teen Age Driving Rod-E- O 3, Valedlctorian 4, National HODOI' Society 4. 'IPM EVE LUCILLE EN GELHARD General Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, An- nual Board 1, 2, 3, 4, Commer- cial Club 3. 4, Drama Club 4, Driver Training 4, Forensics 2, 3, Girls' lntramurals 1, 2, 4, Prom Committee 3. Driver Training 4, Forensics 2. 1 NANCY ANTN FLANNERY Business Education Allied Youth 1, 2, 35 Amateur Biologists' Club 2, Commercial Club 3. 4, Driver Training 3, Girls' Glee Club 2. 3, Library l, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Prom Committee 3. 33 Commercial Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 3. RS. ,Li JUDY LORETTA FRANSON Judie Business Educatioln Allied Youth 1, 2: Annual Board 1, 4, Band 2, 3, 43 Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Driver Train- ing 3, French Club 3, 4: Girls' Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 45 Prom Committee. GLENN ROBERT GARRETT Industrial Arts Basketball A 3, 4: Basketball B 1, 2: Class Secretary 2. Driver Training 3, Football B 2, French Club 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Student Council 3. ly RICHARD BRUCE GERALD GEORGE JOHN JOSEPH GEORGE EDfWIN GIOTTO GRALNLUND HARRINGTON HARAVALA Industrial Arts Driver Training 4, Football A 3, 4: Football B 1, Track 1, 3, 4: ffJmy History and Social Science Science Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Ama- teur Biologists' Club 2, Annual Board 3, Baccalaureate Chorus 3, 49 Band 1, 25 Christmas Play 3, Drama Club 4, Driver Training 3, Forensics 3, Hi-Y 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4: Regional Science Fair 2, Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play 1, 4: Service Corps 1, 2, 3, 41 Senior Mixed Ensemble 4. Industrial Arts Allied Youth 3, Annual Board Allied Youth 1, Basketball A 3, Driver Training 2, Track 1. 3, 4: Basketball B 1, 2: Foot- ball B 1, 2. 5 AMANDA MAURLNA FRiEDEfRIiCK HENRY HZEBERT HBBERNIG Science Mixed Chorus 2. MARVIN LEONARD HILL lt l! Industrial Arts Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4: Ama- teur Biologists' Club 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Driver Training 3, Orchestra 4, Teen Age Driving Rod-E-0 3, Regional Science Fair 2. ,lawns as VY RAYMON D ALLEN HZJ ELT llRayl! Science Amateur Biologists' Club 2, Annual Board 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, Service Corps 2, Baccalaureate Chorus 4, Senior Mixed En- semble 4. - , fi' x is -5, f 'Te L 1 EDMUNTD EARL HOLMGREN General Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Bac- calaureate Chorus 3. 4, Driver Training 3. Football Manager 2. 3. 4, Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 43 Senior Mixed Ensemble 4. fluff Q stil JAMES ROBERT HONKALA Industrial Arts Allied Youth 1. 2, 3: Annual Board 4. Art 1, 2. 3, 45 Driver Training 3. Future Teachers' Club 4. Golf 4. Hi-Y 4, Mixed Chorus 1. Prom Committee 3, Service Corps 1, 2: Track 4, Teen Age Driving Rod-E-0 3. RAYMOND JOHN IKOLA Science Allied Youth 1. 25 Band 1, 2. 3. 4g Band Clinic 1. 2. 3, 43 Basketball B 2. Christmas Play 3, C'arinet Quartet 2, 3, 45 Clarinet Trio 1. Drama Club 4. Forensics 3, 45 Hi-Y 3. 41 Mixed Chorus 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4g Senior Class Play 4. Solo and Ensemble Festival 1, 2, 3. 4g String Quartet 1. Student Council 2. Track 1. 2, 3. 43 U.P. Massed Band 2, 3. 4, U,P. Massed Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4: Cello Trio 2, National Honor Society 4. BETTY MAE JARVELA Business Education Allied Youth 1, Commercial Club 3, 43 Driver Training 3. French Club 3, 4: Hoop Girls 3. a- ' :.... 4 X Ir, hz, ' ' 71 wg . VERNE CLARENCE JOHN NORMAN JUDITH ARLENE JENSEN JOHNSON JOHNSON General Science J u dy Allied Youth l, 2, Driver Driver Training 4. Service Home Ecollomilgs Training 3, Football A 3. Mixed Horns 3. -1: Student Council 3, ,V 1. . , Chorus 1. 2. 32 Regional Sci- l: National! Honor Society 4. ,Drner Tmmmg 'I' Pwnc ence Fair 2, Service Corps 1. 2 Hub 4' 3. 47 Senior Class Play fl. 20 fi 'Ns- ROBERT DOUGLAS KALLATSA Industrial Artis Allied Youth 1. Driver Train- ing 3. Golf 1. 2. 31 Mixed Chorus 1, Service Corps 1, 2. JA'MES RICHARD KAUPPILA I tKaup1 7 Industrial Arts Senior Class Play 4. KARIN LEE KEQPPLER History and Social Science Allied Youth 3, Amateur Bl- ologists' Club 2, Annual Board 1. 2, 3, 4: Art 1, 2, 3, 4: Bac- calaureate Chorus 3, 41 Com- mercial Club 3, 4: Drama Club 4. Forensics 1, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Intra- murals 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4: Regional Science Fair 2, Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play 4, Senior Life Sav- ing 4, Student Council 4. PAUL DAVID KINDSTRAN D History and Social Science Baccalaureate Ensemble 2, Baccalaureate Chorus 2, 4: Driver Training 3, French Club 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. -l: Student Council 3, 4. YN-gr -' X. fy. A gf '- Vis. X35-5 3':m:',2fQ, Jtks.. MYRTLE DIANE KLILPPEL 'lMike Business Education Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4: Ama- teur Blologists' Club 2, Commer- cial Club 3, 4: Girls' Intramur- als 1, 2, 3, 4: Hoop Girls 3. Regional Science Fair 2, Prom Committee 3. A GERALD LEE KNIGHT uJerryn 1 Science Allied Youth 1. 2. 3. 4: Ama- teur Blologlsts' Club 2, Annual Board 1, 2, 3, 4: Art 1, 2, 3, 4: Baccalaureate Chorus 4, Drama Club 4, Driver Training 2, For- ensics 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4: Regional Sci- ence Fair 2,'Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play 4. 21 K. ,,.. DONNA MAE KORPI History and Social Science Driver Training 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, Service C'orps 4, .-l X fRfir5'g'z5r 1?-f'f'1'If if A Q ' 5 ,J-gi gf, . ,gs-.rf f 'K ',.'fY 5iQ1S' 'Si' A ate . r :S Sift' s ,-Xi! . ,er Q it N ,rg v fu , ss Q SN 54 5 ' , , . . . X' .X is l X ' is 2 , i, 1 STANLEY DUANE KING 44Rl0cky1v Science Allied Youth 1. 2, 3, 4: Bac- calaureate Ensemble 3, Bacca- laureate Chorus 1, 3, 4: Base- ball 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball B 1, 2: Football A 2, 3, 4: Football B 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 3, 4: Regional Science Fair 2. Track 3, 4: Hi- Y 4, Senior Mlxed Ensemble 4. Ss 2 is L A V K l xii . . lll. - , NSR 2. . .lx , K RONALD JAMES KOSlTA'MO UR'0nH Science Allied Youth 2, 3. 4: Bacca- laureate Chorus 4. Baseball l. 2. 3, 4, Basketball A 3, 4: Bas- ketball B 1, 2: Christmas Play 3. Driver Training 3. Football A 4, Football B 2, Hl-Y 3. 43 Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4: Mixed Ensemble 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Mixed Ensemble 4. Service Corps 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4, Track 3, 4. -- ---.H,,-weW-W-- -- A - , , M N, -. 1, in r X: fl T , rw ai. - ff- Q' W HJ K , - fs fl 2 - , , I ,.... -, .,,. ' H ,- A X f 3,3 . fish - ' M x 5. fri i, i Eff 3 53 .. ' ,Q GSX! , Q K X X W' 3 ,, e 1 it -'A 4 1 A N ie ti V. ' ., , W 1 f fag, D lf JAMES HARRY CHARLES DEUBERT JOHN HEWETT LAVER RICHARD PETER. LEHTO LAHNANEN LARSON Jack SCi8l1C8 Jim Chuck some si liars' Scignw Science Allied Youth 1, 2. 3. 43 Ama- ice Coris '3, smd'eni 60u,,ci, 4, Driver Training 3, Allied Youth 4, Driver Train- tem' Blologlstsy muh 2' BaYca' Track 1, Senior Class Play 4. ing 3, Track 2, 3. laureate Chorus 3, -lg Driver Training 2. Football A -lg Football B 2, Hi-Y 4, Mixed Re ional Sci Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, g - ' 'z ence Fair 2, Prom Commitee .. Service Corps 3, 4: Track 1, 2g Senior Mixed Ensemble 4. WD' WUI' 2... YN-f .1-G4 re C L . , A KJ CONS TANCE RAE VVILLIAM ANDREW ' l LEINONEN LE SAGE Connie Science Allied Youth 1, 2, Annual Board I, 2. 33 Commercial Club 3. Driver Training 3, Girls' Glee Club l, 2. 3, '13 Hoop Girls 3. Mixed Chorus 3, rl: Re- gional Science Fair 2, Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play 4, Baccalaureate Chorus rl, Na- tional Honnr Society 4. MARILYN DIANE LE SAGE Hsageli Home Economics Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 45 An- nual Board 3, 4: French Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Service Corps 3. Student Council l. 22 JOHN THOMAS LINDROOS lr ,X l,,. ,... .1 3 ,..,,- I We-ev KEITH EDWIN LOCKE Industrial Arts Driver Training 2, Football A 3. 4: Football B 2, Hi-Y 4, Prom Committee 3, Track 2. NY-v t PATRICIA VAUGHN MAN LEY IlPat71 History and Social Science Allied Youth 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Driver Training 3, French Club 3, Future Teachers' Club 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Girls' Intramurals 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, Baccalaureate C'ho- 'TUS 4. ...c-...,., 'WIWTT CAROLYN ALICE MAKI Science Allied Youth 1, 2: Amateur Biologists' Club 2, Annual Board 1, 2, 3, 4: Baccalaureate Chorus 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Christmas Play 3, Class Vice- Presldent 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Hoop Girls 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Ensemble 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Com- mittee 3, Solo and Ensemble Festival 3, 4: U.P. Massed Or- chestra 2, 3, 4: String Quartet 4, Senior Mixed Ensemble 4, Girls' Double Sextet 4, National Honor Society 4. MARCIA LOUISE 'MARIETTA Science Accompanist 1, 2: Allied Youth 1, 2: Baccalaureate En- semble 1, 2: Baccalaureate Chorus 1, 2: Commercial Club 4, Girls' Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Hoop Girls 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Mixed Ensemble 1, 2: Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls' En- semble 1, 2: Service Corps 3, Girls' Glee C'lub 1, 2. 23 -sw, 4,-513' A if PATRICIA ELIZABETH MAKI Upa-tl .V Business Education Allied Youth 1, 2: Annual Board 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 2, 4: Commer- cial Club 3, 4: Driver Training 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2: Girls' Intramurals 1, 2: Hoop Girls 3, Mixed Chorus 1, Orchestra 2, Prom Commitee 3, National Honor Society 4. WILLIAM EDWARD MANKEE Industrial Arts Driver Training 4. .N-31 X . 4 ' i K i X I 'ZIZ I wah 6 .3 I-he az 5 L A 3 X- ,f ,, , PAULINE FRANCES MARKETTY '-Paul Business Education Allied Youth 1, 2, 3: Annual Board 1, 2, 3. 4: Commercial Club 3. 4: Drama Club 4, Fo- rensics 1, 2, 3: French Club 3, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Hoop Girls' 3, Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play 4. 'C' Ymrv' 1 .x- E JEAN ELIZABETH MARRA Jeanne Science Allied Youth 1, 2: Amateur Biologists' Club 2, Annual Board 2, 3, 4: Baccalaureate Chorus 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Class Treas- urer 1, Class Vice-President 2, Forensics 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' State 3, Hoop Girls 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Ensemble 3, 4: Re- gional Science Fair 2. Prom Committee 3, Service Corps 1, Student Council 3. 4: Girls' En- semble 3, Senior Mixed Ensem- ble 4, Girls' Double Sextet 4. it 1 ,N tif sv, , , A ,Q is ' t A ' algae -fwei 2. C f :tx - . CLAIRE LOUISE MARTINEN Business Education Allied Youth 1, 2, Annual Board 2, 3, 4, Art 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, Driver Training 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Girls' Intramurals 1, Hoop Girls 3, Mixed Chorus 1, Prom Committee 3, National Honor Society 4. KAREN JEAN MERRILLA Science Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Ama- teur Biologists' Club 2, Annual Board 2. 45 Commercial Club 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Driver Training 4, Hoop Girls 3, Jun- ior Life Saving 1. Regional Sci- ence Fair 2, Senior Life Saving 2, Senior Class Play 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. MARILYN MAE MATTSON Science Allied Youth 1, 2, 3: Com- mercial Club -i, Driver Training 4. Glrls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Hoop Girls 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Baccalaureate Chorus 4, Senior Mixed Ensemble -l. d s 4:54, KATHERINE ANN MULLINS Annie Home Economics French Club 4, SANDRA LOUISE 'MAYOTTE iisandyu Gene ral Allied Youth 3, 4, Amateur Biologists' Club 2, Annual Board 4, Art 1. 2, 3, 4, Chrstmas Play 3, Drama Club 4, Foren- sics 1, 2, 3, French Club 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Library 3. 45 Prom Committee 3. Service Corps 4, Student Council 3, Cheerleader 4. on i 4, u PAULA PATRICIA NAULT History and Social Science Allied Youth 1. 2, Ii: .xma- teur Biologists' Club 2. Alllllliil Board 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, French Club 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, Girls' Intramurals 1, 23 Hoop Girls 3, Prom Committee 3, Service Corps 3, Student Council 2, Regional Science Fair 2. HELEN PATRICIA MCCORJMICK General Baccalaureate Ensemble 1, 2, 3: Baccalaureate Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, Driv- er Training 4. Girls' Ensemble 1, Girls' Gleey Club 1, 2. 3, 43 Hoop Girls 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Ensemble 1. 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, Sen- ior Mlxed Ensemble 4, Girls' Double Sextet 4. W! RAYMOND JOSEPH NAULT HRayH History and Social Science Allied Youth 1. Baseball 2, 33 Basketball A 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 1, Football B 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Track 1. ROSEMARY PEPIN ..PepH Business Education Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, An- nual Board 2, Commercial Club 3, 4: Driver Training 3, For- ensics 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, Hoop Girls 3, Prom Comm'ttee 3. PAULINE MARY POIRIER Poyaf' Business Education Allied Youth 1, 2, 3: Annual Board 2, 35 Commercial Club 3, 4: Driver Training 3, French Club 3, 4g Girls' Intramurals 1. 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Ama- teur Biologists' Club 2. ROSEMARY VIRGINIA PORTALE Rosie General Allied Youth 1, 2: Commercial Club 3, Driver Training 3. i-an PP' tl J w w-s , ,,-3, 1, ar.f,',,5f.,.., is i , limi, JOHN FRANICIS ROBINSON .qacku Industrial Arts :ww DALE DUANE RUOHOMAKI Science Baseball 1, Basketball A 2, 3, 4, Basketball B 1, Boys' State 3, Class Secretary 3. Football A 2, 3, 45 Footba'l B 1, Student Council 2. 25 ,ew-f RICHARD RUDOLPH RUUlSI Dick Science Allied Youth 2, 3. 43 Class President 2. Football A 3, 43 Football B 1, 25 Hi-Y 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3, Regional Science Fair 2, Prom Commi- tee 3, Service Corps 3. 43 Stu- dent Council 2, 41 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Q-,wal ALICIA MARY QUAYLE Business Education Allied Youth 1. 2, Annual Board 3. -lp Band 1, 2, 3, -lg Brass Sextet -1, Commercial Club 3. Ll: Brass Quartet 4. Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Intramurals 1, 23 Hoop Girls 3, Mixed Chorus 1, -lg Orchestra 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. Solo and Ensemble Festival 3, 45 Bacca- laureate Chorus 4. t- N- -N.. PA UL PATRI CK SAARI Industrial Arts Allied Youth 2, 33 Football A 3, 4: Football B 1, 2: Hi-Y 4. Prom Committee 3, Track ZZ, 3. fl K., , ..,, Q5'O Q 2 53 53 Z Q 3 9, Sari: l-o ., ft 5 S E 07' L'-' 3 ff-we U1 gt gm m - ern w 'r L' - .X.,.. N r t . - 2.79, ,4 50 OO - 2 4552 H 'Z 5355 . O5-v:'4'5 S nb UZ'-5 ,. E W9 at II: Q Mgr-of m 'Q gawgds S A 3, fs O -. 5' .ACH1 Q., H- Y, 1-nj K E ' Z0 :Wim .M g En, Q O5 -3 -e t, E' ' 3 A f rr 5 2 f U1 1 P-1 rt 4 E i'f'1' f f K exif, A , Q if? ig, '2.?3E,, E2 : E5 Mf ,V ,wi W, we aw., ,nigga Q gl! gn, V wi , I T'9,:'f 5' ' H5 5 A .6 4, 3I'TUdY'3 E M, 3,55 gg:-UP O , 'W 5-- :. U A 3 5 A ' Q.,-i :: 9.2 ' ggqlp v ,.- 'wb TH., Mxsmt MICHAEL JAMES MARIAN CAROL JOHN THOMAS PASCOE O'NE1LL PALOMAKI .Jackn '4Mike science General Industrial Arts Allied Youth 1. 2, 3. -1, Driver Training 3, Football B 1, French Club 4, Hi-Y 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 3, Service Corps 3, 43 Track 1, Football Manager 2, 3, 43 Teen Age Driving Rod-1-I-O 3, Bac- calaureate Chorus 4. Annual Board 2, 3, Band 3, 43 Brass Sextet -l, Commercial Club 4, Driver Training 3, French Club 3, Hoop Girls 3, Orchestra 3, 4. ELAINE SYLVIA OJANEN Science Allied Youth 1, 2, 33 Bacca- laureate Ensemble 3, Bacca- laureate Chorus 3. 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Forensics 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 43 Hoop Girls 3, Horn Quartet 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed En- semble 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 3, Solo and Ensemble Festival 1, 2, 3, 43 String Quartet 2, 3, 4: U.P. Massed Orchestra 2. 3, 43 Sen- ior Mixed Ensemble 4, Girls' Double Sextet 4. National Honor Society 4. wt Ax- N V Q 'Curr A . ., .,,.. ,fl - , 3 1+ , 3 fi , ' ' .ex .Q . f. ft, tp, 'I ': f'-:+P 7.61-gl . ., . -ww., fx .W-u. ROY EDWARD 'PENNALA General Allied Youth 1. 23 Commercial Club 3, 41 Driver Training 3, French Club 3. 41 Prom Com- mittee 3, Service Corps 1, 2. .-,.,, .. .,,.. . e,.,....-,,.,.......... .-,.....,..-a....,..... -., . .........-..............., ................... -.,..,........,. ... .. , 4 qs-U 'V .N X if nr l .nga ALI'CE MARIE ELDITH NMANDA ST. ANDRE -Edie-1 Business Education Commercial Club 3, 4: Driver Training 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4: Prom Committee 3. Home Economics Allied Youth 2, Band 3, 43 Drama Club 4, Forensics 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers' Club 3, Hoop Girls 3, Orchestra 3, Prom Committee 3, National Honor Society 4. 4 iv' ..-..,... ,..... , ........,...., , . T fc -Y . 35.. . 'WRX + .fis t s 1 Y' i .. 4 -as FRANK MICHAEL KEITH STEWARD SALVADOR SWCHUIJTZ Science General Hi-Y 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Track 3. Service Corps 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD JOHN SEEIM Industrial Arts Allied Youth 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 43 Regional Scl- ence Fair 2, Baccalaureate Chorus 4. IRENE JOSEPHINE SE'PPI Business Education Allied Youth 2, Annual Board 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Driver Training 3. Girls' Intra- murals 3, 4: Hoop Girls 3, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 4. .fx Q- BONNIE JEAN SERVAN T MARGARET OLINE General SI-II'M1MIN Commercial Club 3, Driver M8.rge Training 4. Iustory and Social Science Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Driver Training 4, 'Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 47 Prom Committee 3, U.P. Massed Orchestra 3, 4. 101 'R p x F f K X . V K, X 1' KATHRYN HELEN MARY FRANCES SMITH SULLIVAN ..Kay., ..,Mar,, General Business Education Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 43 Com- mercial Club 3, 43 Driver Train- ing 3, French Club 4, Girls' In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Allied Youth 1. 2: Annual Board 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice- President 3, Commercial Club 3, 'lp Driver Training 3, For- ensics 2, Girls' Glee Club 2, Hoop Girls 3, Library 1, 2, 3, -lg Mixed Chorus 2, Prom Coru- mittee 3. F633 MP MARILYN JANET SUNDBERG Science Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, -tg Ama- teur Biologists' Club 2, Annual Board 1, 2, 3, 43 Baccalaureate Chorus 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 4, Drama Club 4, Driver Training 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Girls' In- tramurals 1, 2, Hoop Girls 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 3. 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, -ig Prom Committee 3, Sen- ior Class Play 4. Senior Life Saving 4, U.P. Massed Orches- tra 2, 3, 43 String Quartet 4, Senior Mixed Ensemble 4, Girls' Double Sextet 4, Forensics 4. National Honor Society 4. '53 -S'-r J I LL RUTH SUPERKO Science Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 43 Ama- teur Bio'ogists' Club 2, Annual Board 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Debate 1. 2, 33 Driver Training 3. Forensics 1. 2, 35 Future Teachers' Club 2. 3, 4, 'lirls' Glee Club 1, Girls' In- tramurals 1, 2,' 3, 43 Hoop Girls 3, Regional Science l-'air 2. Prom Committee 3. VINCENT JA,MES TASSON tlJimvy Science Allied Youth 1. 2. ZS. l: Band I, 2, .ig Baseball 1, 2, Zi. li Basketball B 1, Christmas Play 3, Class President 1. Football .X 4, Football B 1, 22 Ili-Y ZS, l 3 Mixed Chorus 1, Student Council 1, 2: Track 2, 3, 4. 28 NANCY ROSE TASSON Business Education Allied Youth 1. 2: Annual Board 1. Commercial Club Il. Driver Training 3. Forensics 2. 33 Girls' Glee Club 1, 13: Girls' Intramurals 1, 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Regional Science Fair 2, Prom Committee 3. ROBERT MUNSON SUNDJB LAD aaB0bv v History and Social Science Baccalaureate Chorus 3, 43 French Club 4. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Service Corps 2, 35 U.P. Music Festival 2, 4. A FEE MARGUERITE KAY THIBODEAU llKayH History amd Social Science Allied Youth 2, Baccalaureate Ensemble 3, Baccalaueate Chorus 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, Driver Training 3. French Club 4, Girls' Glee Club 1. 2, 'Z 4' Hoop Girls 3, Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3, fl, Mixed En- 3, 4: Senior Mixed En- semble semble 4, 'Girls' Double Sextet 4. It l Business Education Allied Youth 1, 2, 35 Annual Board 1, 2, 3, 42 Commercial Club 3, 4: Driver Training 3, French Club 3. 41 Girls' Glee Club 1, 21 Hoop Girls 3, Prom Committee 3, National Honor Society 4. JULIE LOUISE TISCH .,e..,...., Scielnce Baseball 1, Football A 3. 4: Football B 2, Hi-Y 3, 45 Serv- ice Corps 3, 4. Allied Youth 1, 2, 33 Ama- teur Biologists' Club 2, Annual Board 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, Commercial Club 3, Driver Training 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Hoop Girls 3, Mixed Chorus 1. 23 Prom Committee 3. Serv- ice Corps 2, Student Council 1, Girls' Intramurals 1. 2. 'fr 3 l . JOHN RAYMOND TOBIE Science Allied Youth 1. 2. 3, 4: Ama- teur Biologists' Club 2. Art 1, 2, 3, 4: Christmas Play 3. De- bate 1, 2. 3: Draxna Club 4, Driver Training 2. Forensics 1, 2, 3, 42 French Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play 4, T.B. Association State Award 2. WILLIAM RICHARD TREBILCOCK Science Allied Youth 1, 25 Bacca- laureate Chorus 2. Band 1, 2. 3. 45 Band Clinic 1. 2, 3. 43 Brass Sextet 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, Driver Training 3, Foot- ball B 1. Future Teachers' Club 4. Hi-Y 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1. 2, Mixed Ensemble 2, Orches- tra 2. Solo and Ensemble Fes- tival 2. 3, 4: Student Council 4, Track 1, 2, 33 U.P. Massed Band 3, 4. CAROL ANN TREWARTHA WI-Wirpil Business Education A'lied Youth 1, Annual Board 4. Commercial Club 3, 4: Driver Training 3, French Club 4. Girls' Intramurals 1, Hoop Girls 3, Prom Committee 3. 29 PHYLLIS MARILYN TULKKI .Thyr- Business Education Amateur Biologists' Club 2. Annual Board 4, Art 1. 3. 42 Class Treasurer 3, Commercial Club 3. 4: Driver Training 3. Forensics 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, Hoop Girls 3, Mixed Chorus 1, Prom Committee 3. cvs T GRACE TAYLOR VOELKER History and Social Science Allied Youth 1. 2. 3: Annual Board 1. 2: Class Secretary l. Commercial Club 3. Drlver Training 3, French Club 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Girls' Intramur- als 2, Hoop Girls 3, M'xed Chorus 1, 2: Prom Committee 3, Service Corps 2, National Honor Society 4, .aff tffwf' VICTORIA MARTHA WAKKURI Vickie Science Amateur Biologists' Club 2, Annual Board 2, 3. 4: Com- mercial C'ub 3, 4: Driver Tran- ing 3. Forensics 2. Hoop Girls 3. Library 2, 3, 4: Prom Com- mittee 3, Regional Science Fair 2, National Honor Society 4. Q 0 CHARLES WILLIAM WATERS General Allied Youth 1, 2. 3. 4: Ama- teur Biologists' C'ub 2, Driver Training 3. Football B 1. Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4: Prom Com- mittee 3. Serv ce Corps 2. 3: Baccalaureate Chorus ll. I JANET EMMA WEILAND Science Allied Youth 1. 2. 3. 4: An- nual Board 1, 2. 3. 4: Band 1, 2, Il, 4: Baccalaureate Chorus 3, 41 Drama Club 4. Forensics 2. 4: Girls' Ensemble 3. Girls' Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 42 Hoop Girls 3. Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4: Prom Committee 3. Senior Class Plafr 4, Student Council 3, 4. ROBERT HENRY WILLS Chill Science Allied Youth 1. 2: Baccalaure- ate Ensemble 2. 3: Baccalaureate Chorus l. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1, 2. 3. l: Basketbal A 2. Ii. 4: Basketball B 1, Boys' State 3. Class President 3. 4: Foot- ball A 2. 3. 4: Football B l. Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4: Mixed Ensemble 2. 3. 4: Regional Science Fair 2. Prom Committee 3. Student Council l, 3, 4: Track 1. 2. 3, 4: Senior Mixed Ensemble 4. Class Motto: In Ourselves Our Future Lies Class Colors: Royal Blue and White Class Flower.: Apple Blossom 30 ELLEN LYNN WILLIAMS Business Education Allied Youth 1, 2: Annual Board 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: French Club 3. 41 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 4: Hoop Glrls 3, Prom Committee 3. -X A v-. ,V - - gx- ,--,Y 'nl 1 v -wx A -vi fy , 7-1 wu N ' 5 H. ' ' Q -. ' ......o.n.1 k I . A- A+- HOOP GIRLS I.. to R.: Row I V. Wakkuri, C, Trcwzirtha, P. Mu-ki, C. Maki, J. 'T'isc'h, J. Armzltti, B. JZIVYOIZI, C. Tink- hum, M. Mattson, .I. Mznrm, E. Ojunvn, K. Berg, K. Bennett. II. MvCormic-k, M. Sullivan, C. Mzxrtinon, J. Kivisto, l'. Tulkki, C. Bic-tilu, K. Merrillup Row II M. Holmgren, P. Marketty, R. Poplin, L.Williams, M.P'ulomuki, I. Seppi, E. Sulmi, A. Quzxylv, P. Nuult, G. Voolker, M. Klippel, J. Superko, J. Arneth, M. Anderson, J. Bi-ngry, K. Thi- hodcnu, M. Marietti, C. LeSage, J. Weilund, M. Bolsness, M. Sundberg. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY L. to R.: Row I E. Ojzmen, V. Wukkuri. P. Maki, M. Sundberg. C. Maki, C. LOSuge, C. Tinkhum, K. Merrillzi. K. Bennett: Row II -J. Decuire, I. Se-ppl. J. Carter. C. Marlinen, J. Johnson, E Sulmi, V. Asmuncl, K. Berg, R. lkolu, G. Voelker. Sl Senior Class Party Senior Class Party 32 Sf S X K ., -. I W A vi ,. A - i 1 f' . :.' ' - K . an If- W 1. S P . 'Sr 'W J Yr f' 5 at ' '53 R Q 4 Sxs 'si 1' '. X 2 ,N ,S if x . 'A 'U ' is X W Z., . Dennis ,Utobello VVayne Anttila James .X mlerson Elizabeth A rgall John .X ndersun XVilliam Argall Margaret A ndersnn Jinlitli Ayotte Sheila .X ndersuii Marilyn Backma 1 .Tfisepli A mlriacclii Sharon Beck JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS Richard Dahlgren .,SS,.,,. President Kathleen McLaughiin,,V ce-President Keith Portaie , , . S,S, Secretary Sharon Beck ,,,Treasurer Mrs. Fritz ,,,,,. Advisor Daniel Beer hx Q' Peter Mary Corneliusnn Brandt Joyce .- 'qi Bennetts 9 , .N .515 N : Leonard Ricmmi ., 5 fmlf Butier f - S ' x t nk, ij .N S Michael ,Q Y Bergeron ' ':, X Darlene X ' j Currie Jeanette Cain X . x ' . i1 ,.. k Brac: Bjork Terranve Currie Maxine Carlson Javoli Bjorne Richard Dahlgren Lambert Chard Charlotte Bqase John Delaiiigclizinip Gerald Corkin William Denney Gerry Dobson Kenneth Dobson Anthony Donato Carol Dowrick Douglas Duha me Katherine Erkkila. Mary Ellyn Flaa Joseph Giguere Q 1 -iQ . M. Q.. E' mr X Jil 51 + K 3 5 Warren W 31 I. ,E Evilliam Mager Y 73 -, Evelyn .4-., Nelson af is X 1'X. A mi. fc- 9 -- Jeremiah Kathleen A ' glance - Reidy McLaughlin '- Penrose ' ' , A Q78- W Barhara Paul Q v Maki Nelson , . ,I x Jgtmes , 'A ' , Jeannette QR' Suzanne Rice M1Che1S Peterson r Bonnie I Marvin W Maki if AW Niemi Duane , , Zoe S. X r L ic ar s Moffatt Qs Pietro tif' Ellida. Judith ,S ' Maki Nirva 5 ,Q '- as 5 ' V i i K .Q M, Michelle ' Q,-.3 Errol Jane my ' I, Boba' Moffatt Piirto i- H, A W' Charlotte ,Q Mary Manninen 0'Connell ,Q , A 1: ,, .Q hir 0 ' , i N . 1 . Judith , Ka,-en b V -1-'70 Joseph 1 K1 ul' Rudness N Morcom H K7 W1 V Pgggi s i r XL V if 99' L it f , ' in i' ,, , R K 1 X' X 1 .xi - , fi 'Q - X Barbara Judith . Marcotte . . 2 Ogea gh an is ' A 3 X X il. ' L Gerald Anastasia 4 3, 5 'if N, V Kay A - 'gr i Rule Q Nault V Pohlman lg . 3 i .if ' ,gt J W i , JP' ei' -9f,,. A . , , ,E 15 ' -1. , , tn, .A 4 an -2 ,.. W Donald J9'Ann A - N Mattonen va- Own 'ai' X X ii ' , Claire 4 Carolvn 75 'rv Constance - Ty? Rundman T7 Nault. Ponta f it . N Wil'iam Q74 Esther McCoy -' N 6 Ojanen A it-x . j x: - 4, ii... I Tig- I X David Frederick - , , 17-Q Keith 5 ff' ,K Schultz Nault 39 i- WY ti Ponale , , , . ,x , . Mm 5 A , x .bfi A Mary , Dean 6. -ei Mc-Ginnis K M Patron Jeannette t. Scope! Stephen Hz? Q Kathleen Nault up , Quaal 35 .W .. .M A iv. . , M My . 2 ! Q Fllblllfl ' ' 2- . . ,gg Rosemzx ry S . I - 1 S 1 k li i l 1 in t Q - TE .... . , 5 Ge ru ld , .- If . L ren .li k a. F11 rul I , , Tenhunen Sullm . fi..-: if 4 Joseph ' ' ' .. V:1'enl9 Q .... 4 I X' KK ' 4 J nyce .r 'i , '- Tyynisnl x 1 Bunlm' x S1vts1m V All- K .' Q' ,. - Geneviex e ! -5:5 ' . V11 l ent i 5 W'-'ag . 3,7 9 vm .:,.:2 9. ? Q . . 4, x iii , N C w 1 Y r' x N I ..'. . . .leromv ' . . ' ' V: lenli IZ z . 259: it . XX vstwnter ' J ' ' -2' ' n . 'Q .- Y .r .J as llnrntlly G -2 , . Venn . K I 'W Mivlmzwl ,Q ,, A . .... . . : gg ' ' J ' x V ' ' I .as K 4 'Q .Q x Thomas :M Xkcnlton + X X ,P-.X f ALLIED YOUTH L. to R.: Row I--fD1'. L. ROSi'l1h21LlITl, Mr. C. C. Watson, J. Nirvzx, P. Manley, L. Lynn. S. Knri, F. Swzmhn, Argnll. J. Luilinen. B. Poirier, lb. Johns, J. Tyynismaa, M.Anflc-rson. J. Piirlo. E. Ojanon. J. Scope-l. M. Johns. Mivhols, H. Maki. M. Klippcl, li. Trondsonp Row II- J. Kivisto, M. Le-Sage. J. Armatti. .I. Hz11've-y, J. Sfono. 5 Bono. J. Champion, PI. Ojnnvn. K. VVLlOI'9l'lITl2l2i. M. Flaa. P. Pvgvrson. D. Ruohomnki. B. Marc-otlc. li. Maki, G. So J. Tusson, R. Huusi3 Row III- 'M1's. Lindberg, P. Marketty. S. Mayotte, R. Pepin. P. Nuult, J. Hoclgc. M. Narull J. ljcluirc. C. Dowrick. S. Gn1'c'e-au. M. O'Connell. G. Grulmm, A. Nzmult. M. Carlson, R. Koslzlmo. J. 'l'ohiv, Miss llnm-yg Row IV K. Luoslnri, M. Bvnswn, C. Johnson. K. Berg, E. Bc-ngry, S. P015-rson. J. Rudm-ss, A. Arc-hilmlfl, K Mc-Lznughlln. J. Oien. M. Lofnro. C. Gnlmury, P. LeBoeul'. l.. Linclholm, J. Gr'aI'l', K. Quan-lg Row V S. Hnnis, Hyun. R. Quuul, J. Mzxhone-y, C. Runclmzin. J. Diehl. J. Bjornc, S. Holman, S. Naull, J. Linnn, J. Mnnle-y, R. Quayle' J. Jn-nsvn, F. Collins, J. Kelly. 36 E J lkzl K Q I n . X fi me .W 9 S9 QI I Q A , , S i n ifxx 1 .:. if -Q3 Nt 9 X 1 1,853 l. .X - , 1 Nm Q-gr Uuwn Azlrulerllll Mary lllllen A ndersun .Xnn Al'en Paul Anderson Jenn Aulleliu A nne .X rchibald Doro! hy Anderson Frederick Argall .I UA nm- Anderson Suzanne Argzlll Kristen Anderson Robert A ynue Jane Belaire . 'va ' m 3 Joanne Bjorne , Jacqueline N ffff- Bennett ,, Q -' .M . 1 . 6 Q., ' J.: A Douglas ' Bjorne 1 .. we 4, g. K '. f 1' ahiQx.' 'xxx Mary Ann Benson '-R A-9 Suzanne Bone . Gardner ifEIeiii Bess 4 'f -., Q, John SJ Burke David Bilkey 0' 'V Sheila Cardoni Janice Bjorne Jeannette Carlson 37 SOPHGMGRES cLAss OFFICERS Peter Misale e,e,,,,e,,Pres1dent Mary Kaukola eeeee Vice-President Michael Vial ,,,,,,,. ....., S ecretary Donna Ruohornaki , Treasurer Mr. Strand ,.,, ,, e,Advisor t - . 1 X ---'f C nrlsfin ar e 5 Q s . du, Louise Carter Jenn ip s N Fhznmpion lin rry t'iizimpiun Christy .1 YS X4 ek ' 'F Pnul W . . be x E Q 5 i -illllilh Coduli Frances Collins Bonnie Coty Fnancis DeCaire Kathleen DeRoche James DeVold Janet Diehl 'rx 'Inq- QB' Norman Dobson Tl N ' , k r sb, '-f.., v f pw ' ew Jaryd Emanuelson ' K iv l!:v'Y' Beverly Erkkila. Dennis Farm Russell Gleason Fae Fisher Ann Sara. Fowler Daniel GOYCH Wi 'l i am Fran son Donna Goyen Michael Fraser De-An Gustafson Alan Garceau Frank Haller Sandra Garceau Paul Hannuksela. Joseph Gelmi Irene Harvela Donald Gilizell Jean Harvey fi F : was NZ 5 J ames Hebbard Dawn Hooper Robert s Hedst rom A, 'W Kay F V Hooper A 1 s-WJ -Q J wx ' . Kathleen Helkklnen Curtis Hoskmg l5 .1 Kathleen 1-T' Hellier s Carol Isotalo Carol , Hendrickson Jane f 1 .' S X , Us N7 Jensen ff vs.. Dennis Hickey Marilyn Jensen Thomas 4' A Hodge 1 QQ .1 fs. .:., Claire al, ' Johnson ,, fs- 1 .pi e , V K --l, 55 251325 sk :A.:Q5E,:Q-'J: .5 Bonnie ' 1 Hill -I gzsji Y, John C. I Johnson wg. A l5k:53:..,,., ' ' ' Sl' g X E , - ' 'Ps- Dennis Holmgren .- David Jones as v i .11 Gene Jose .1 Diana I LaFor:st , u., ' lg Sheran ,my 4 Kari of Sharon X . LaFor.st Mary -f Kaukola 'YP Sharon LaForge Raymond Kauppi'a Judith Laitinen Q Robert , , Keskey David . Larmour if . ,' S Armis Kitto 'wa Paul Larrnour Margaret Kivisto Patricia. Larson f ., J .ai Kontio David Lawry b A Karen Q Q ue Connie Korby Paul Leece i - ' ,X I , 'mf X N w es -. :: l 222,22 Judith le Q I 1' David I 2- . f W Marra. gt , B .,., f f Cami 17 Levine K :gk .f I -:V-2 - .3 - .- ff 5'-1, ,FEI5 .... 'f ' ,fi 'Q ' . i V James ,.,,, Maffa -+R -, 9' bd, gi 1:25222-ri' Q ' uv . ji -.':'w:H .4f'z si??gfS-'W G 1 . .- Pi 1 15' E. X W . 23 X x . . Kay ff Q Luostari i ,, James . , . , Marta V gl Y Q, W ,., l 2. ,M , ,, ' LaVerne Lynn y Kay Martinen ll A Carole , :Elf Magnuson fs Q Lee Mattson Jean Maki ...- Paul Mattson ' .Q f l Raymond A , , Maki J 1 -V NM 4, W , ' Myra A'- V K 1 -.1355-j2Q:' F Maxwell . ' :g2:3:i.s:rrz E x A V :gig X . ilu X s' 1 X ,yi I-31 James K' Manley in A W E? he g 'W' 12:5 Kathryn Mayry . f ': ,, Q .1 ,,, I . Ann N - .3 Manzoline- M '-V Peter ni- --V Sin 'Q fl IX Misale 39 Qs. David Nalllt Michele Nault Ruby Nault Sandra Nault Kenneth Nelson Richard Nelson Venner N irva Raymond Ogea. Evelyn Ojanen Joyce Paananen Claurlftte Paulson Dale Pellow Kenneth Pentti Allan Pesola Larry Peterson Marcia Peterson Patricia Peterson Roy Peterson 'iiziijf I -F '51-5: - 1 he ,f .i'Qj': --Q -, - 'Q Z...:' ,Z t 4' 1 Lia: 1 af X '- U L , L xg 1, , 2 -J E i 'z 1 1 . .. ' :r'r ,aiig f ..., m ' Q i w 5, xx' Barbara Poirier Marguerite Rowledge Mary Polkinghome Allan Prldeaux John St. Andre Gerald Prideaux Martin Salminen J on Provost Ann Salo Joseph Quaal Bruce Sanders Roger Quayle Donald Sangala James Richards Aurelia Sarvello Lance Roberts Concetta Sarvello gala. -...p Connie Sarvello Paul Strand Dominic Sarvello Joan Sundberg James Savolainen Fay Swahn Rochelle W, ' Skewis , gs Edwall -V Swanson . t fsifiifji 9 is 4 it Q 5 233 . ' sz A Iii? Fffirrz, A , G l e n n -3 2? snow E14 Gerald Hx 'l - X 'V Q as ef-:5':i' '35, Zi Tonkin .-,. Bruce Solka Gloria Townsend Robert Stephens Raymond Tulkki Nancy Stetson Rodney Tuttila Jeanne Stone Ha rlaynl U'Ren W t - .1 Q. t L X ski' - -531: 0 Sys? gp E , ,.- Q1. , J X'-.v ' .f'3iIvfUk. as ,, Dorothy J0 Lynn UUFO Werner Juhn . Nlrtzirieri J - Anthony Jgrn 'N' . Vivuriu Wnsiamg - ...: . f' g. Blivlmel 1131-ry . lf. , Vlilll Westman 1 . - - : Kathryn ' NV11urenm l 1 u 'S' NNN Rosalind if X, ,. Xvilkkllfi XVilliams n H '. X . , . . XVillizim Robert I42LPlfllllC VVindsancl 1 Not pictured: Judy Aho, Jon Ericson, Marilyn Larson. wr SCIENCE FAIR EXHIBITS-1957 L. to R.: Row I f f C. Tenhuncn, D. Velin, M. Hellier, M. Brandt, J. Mic-hols. Row II -f W. Luoma, C. Rumi man, C. Dowrick, D. Altobello, M. Fluu, J. Valenti, M. Robur, P. Nelson, K. Quaull, D. Helgren, R. Archibnlcl, B Maki, S. Holman: Row III -- F. Nault, M. Jacobson, C. Pontti, E. 'Maki, J. Linmr, J. Rudness, L. Lindholm, M Mc-Ginnis, A. Holmgren, S. Luoma, J. Quayle. 41 lu au Senior Class Party me nr uwwna ...K x H mf v1 H A 'Y T ,iw g 4 ,jizz , 'ww -i: ::1.: v-,.: gx, ,fl -E. ' '115'':i':2'2:-'5+1Iri3?Z5f'22' :: '-': 2-'zrf-I'-:E5i3':'I::+E:Z5':-:i23':3E1fEif:'f'-if-'fb.V '3F1i.:I-IIE? :':':I'-255' ' ' Ah rig,-. ,i.,: .sg:':5:-g5. Q:: :,.:,..: ng. .ggia 1 -i f--, v---1-5-' fa fff'- ww : N, 1 oo, 0 U Tmumrmf 117-X , . nu 'ad' . ,...x,,.,., ..,.. Q , U.. .r 'l- wi -P- -num ssl' mlb-r W! i 'Jleiklh' x ag- , I , m y 4: w.. lg -ls: Q Q, A X . n nn n- lb 46' N44 ul Biology Exhibits 42 l- TH 45549, 1' DW Don :Lld M - Asmund N 1 Asm Q np: ' VVarren -1' . Bjork Bill Bennett Q XVilIiam Bjork H., . fa . K Martha M , ' I I Be-nn?tt , James t , Bostrom 1 .Q Q Ki Q' x 5 ' S. David 6 f m: i Q , at A is Bennetts , we V: K x ig- -- ..,. : ' jg .cr - , Frank ' x .NA 5 I . Brogan W E' Q52-guy . r .. f Lowell Bc-sander A -5' v : '-ug kts' B' X Kenneth W- ,1if?555 :.,:1i-fi 5- Brown . I .V ' xg- . 5. - .Ay A -1.. M ' Kfw ' ' Billings W n '. Q., Q 1, V 6 ' A 6 ' fl, James f- Butler 4 , X X-M' - . 4 43 Fred Carriere Jan Charboneau Clyde Chard Sandra Chard Annette Chase Roger Chipmzi n Dan Christian Nan Lynn Cliff Lynn Cohod as Nas an 4 3355 .,., 1 N miwf x A S W Q 39: all Q Q 4 : -t ,,.. - if f ,.f i Q , ., ... mxgi-A-f'T N .. 72. 5 .5 A .. , L., .. .MQ ar XJ , A' . 5355 J .33 . .fix :L Q- .,.,1zf' Ann Combellack Lana. DeCai re Carolyn Corkin Carol Delarye William Corneliuson Ronald Denney James Crawford Dorothy Denof re Josephine Curclo Alan DeVold Sally Dahl Sandra Diehl Gail Dally Rosemary Donato Barbara DeCaire Joanne DeCaire Roger Dowrick 2. 3 A 5 4? ww rm-7 Barbara Eade Nancy Flaa Janet Edwards Joan Fostveit Janice Eklund Sallie Furst Robert Eman Geraldine Gelml William Emblom Kathleen Gelmi Earl Erkkila Lois Gelmi Elizabeth Erkklla Darlene Giguere Sandra Erkkila Roy Grigg David Fisk Frank Gronvall X , ,. Q' ,' mf' , A N ' Y 2 R' 1 V Q.: 6 l . -.l ,Z 'B-va . Q . ,,,l N 4 'N i 1 I , I I 1 . ik 1, x Lx V A v 'g . . '- Irene Harris Connie Ivey ,rg Harlan g r Harsila - ,, Linda , Q. ,MS : Jarvxnen . John gf' Healy S -' . -' Louise W Johnson 'f Carl HL nrlrickson Marianne Johnson ,. Jack Raynor Johnson 't Hulkko K si Joan V, Holmgren Joanne Juldici ff Q? I I ,A Karen +L v Homburg Roger Junak Katherine Hooper Mary Kakkuri R32 ,H David Isaacson Muriel Kangas 'wx y ?m-X' a 'nf Q., it .- sw Suzanne , .. . 1. ' ww: A ' .J 'f I My ,,-fx Kangas , 4: ' gf?-..f . -v , 1 Sandra '-1 LaFreniere Y , James Kellow Janice LaParch ,as sl Ann Linna 'N k 5 Q 'H if W A ' 1 l Dawn 7 Linna I 1 'W tk , xl XXX x ,L william ,fog Kokkila t g gi Q Ward K ' Longtine Leslie ' Larmour ' X X 7 . rib Janet sl X Koski is A c N Richard sh 3 Nf X Lucas M3382 J J Bruce Kostamo Y -1 John Q' Lundin Leonard 3 Lawry Melvin X X Koukkari A sy if ex? 'D' Robert ..,, - Lundin Arthur i I Lehtinen P+ X 1 George LaBeau 'R , Diane Maki Duane Lepisto ,Q Larry LaFreniere Mary LeSage Rita LaFremere A ..- Judith 5 Maki an Lorraine fi, Lindholm ' sc aw 4 Mary Maki Mary Mzmtela Stephen Mantela Michael Manty Janet Manzollne Joseph Manzollne Donald Marcottu Doris Marluzza Dudley Markert Kenneth Martin -Q-5 .-.Q Q-.,. 5.0 -. k 4:-s Q... Gerry Matllla Sandra Morcom John Mattila Suzanne Nacleau Marcia Mayotte Jo Ann Nault Kathleen Merrllia Peggy Nault Bernhardt Mllllmakl Sharon Nault Constance Millimaki Breta Nelson Dan Mitchell w-.. ' Kay A , Q- Nelson Marlene Morcom Norman Nelson Michael Moroom Kenneth Nicholas Aw 'ifis . Emu 1 - fi' ':: Ut' W' ' 1 in -I fasgfie , it A 5 1 W, ,. . .,:. . 5 fa' if .. 1 4 ..:,v..:. . ,- - ,M M 7 . 226 E J N . V - 'W - ' rg 3 fair . ' - bl.-' ' A ' 2 L x A sf 4. 1-sq ka' W ff 'M' V '- M -1. - J o ..r. P1 46 Barbara Ifiemi Judith Pasich Richard Ollila Frances Pepin Diane Oison Ed ward Peppln Margaret Ombrello Theresa Petro Norman Ostermeyer Dale Phillips Kenneth Ostlund Charles Poirier Douglas Palomaki Mabel Polkinghorn, Duane Palomaki Carolyn Pracey Richard Pascoe Michael Provost V , 0 a t J 'xref' new Q A , , E , E. tg J... Q 6 , f 'V . . ,f XR. ,Z H get y L 'lun my Q5 47 '15 at if am. efiwfy 5 nm, Q.. . 1 'Q 5' xy ' PB fs 4- -1-if ' E h A af f A F . sr - wx Barbara Quick Kenneth Salson , , Nola s Quick as .wk Qy Deanna I I Saviluoto Raoul Rubar ,K .,,,, Francis Scalcucci David Roberts Leslie Schmeltz Darlene Rosten Robert Seablom ' Kathryn Rowe -. Irene Seem Linda ' Rudness Monica Servant -I xdhs a .A David Ruuslm Q., Frank '- Smith X 71 or '5.., 13355 Susan A Salo -4. QP9 Shirley Snell ,aw wx AF qw 'A '43 A I. ,K 'US N ' 3 x t gs fi Q K4 ' :gg - , F- 7 5 . .Y K at 'Qual V? if . S f an ,E ia :nl W .1 :vs- -Q-.-J l 47 Fhristine Solka Robert Taliier Richard Sollca Dominic Tassnn Susan Solka Letitia Tassone Judith Spencer Patricia Teige Fa rolyn Stampee XVilliam Thexton Sharon Stewart Kay Thomas Joanne Stone A rgene Torma Frances Suardini Byron Tossava Sharon Syrjala Dcna 'ci Townsei ov 1? , t g, Karen Varlnals , Trebilcock 'F , fi Q r Douglas SSX mf ay' R , 4 it X Allan Trewnick S S a y Q a ' Q ' Karen D St 4' Tronrlsun 1- g ifs 'S , ,R ,. , N .- S, ' Susan Trnsvig x f S 'sl Paul Uimari ,..,. 1 'X : ,.,... . Dorothy MAA Uren 'Q flaw Q., 5' me-x Q ' B Cv- 5' Q Janet X ' Q ,N Uren I V 1' x. x . ,, ,. ' 'T7 'X I . limi ' A1 l ' - -41, V 92,3 . ,L 4' James T55 F w t f L, . Urquhart ul N' l . ig X . artery ' ,mg Marguerite Wakkuri Judy Wallin wi 'W' as Sf.. Q. X 3 I Q ' X Thomas Wa rren M... 'Q Mary .To Westwater Dzxviwl VVS-rner Pamela Williams air' D Rose VVindsand Peter Zhulkie John VU rt :lla Martha Greer I '53 f N- W, V l .Null V Not pictured: Duane Aanderud, Andrew Besander, Melba Salminen, William Tuttxla Freshman Tea 48 j Fvfufe nachgrg of America Bad M035 db lub fns Ll-bra Ia f'X 04' Allin, Yo UT In rf' Comglvb 0fQW1CL Clvb C For.,y,5:r.S 6: v ge. Aff 49 Glqg Cfub cJf?1 NQNKALA MIXED CHORUS Ac-compa-nists: C. Pontti, K. Trondsong L. to R.: Row IV- -J. Miehels, A. Goldsworthy, J. Spencer, K. Antler son, I. Seem, K. Wuorenman, K. Luostztrig Row II-MM. Anderson, F. Collins, J. Manzoline, K. Rowe, E. Bostrom A. Linna, M. Westwater, S. Beck, C. Biettila, B, Coty, S. Nadezxu, E. Ojanen, II. ML'CormiCk. D. King, R. Kostamo, R Wills, J. Riee, F. Nzlult, T. Burke, C. Rundmetn, M. Sundberg, M. Mattson, C. lVI'z1ki, L. Ctirter, M. Peterson, J. Wer- ner, M. Heavyside, J. Lemin, C. Penrose, P. Nault, A. Holmgren, Row III -Miss Freethy, K. Martinen, M. Btzicknuin A. Archibald, M. McGinnis, L. Lynn, F. Swahn, K. Berg. J. Marru, K. Kosonen, K. Thiibodeuu, G. Muttila, W Franson, C. Hosking, F. Halter, D. Junak, R. Ashley, C. Nault, M. Bolsness, J. Piirto, R. LaFrenit-re, E. Ojztnen, J Holmgren, B. Eude, J. Wetland, C. LeSz1ge, B. Nelson, S. Kai-ngztsg Row IV-MK. Homburg. K. McLaughlin, P. lVIztnL ley, M. Lofaro, J. Maki, C. Boaise, S. Gtrrceau, J. Stone, A. Quayle, J. Rudness, J. Bennetts, J. Bengry, M. Arvuri, J Edwards, G. Williams, R. Hjelt, E. Nic-mi, T. VVea1ton, G. Granlund, L. Roberts, F. Carriere, M. Viall, P. Larson K. Gelmi, C. Korby, M. Nault, C. Johnson, C. Magnuson, F. Fisher, J. Champion, L. Lindholm, A. Sarvellog Rovs V.- fM. Polkinghorne, J. Pztaenanen, S. Trosvig, M. Kuukola, C. Levine, W. Ostermeyer, D. Marra, G. Jose, K Brown, J. Johnson, J. Szivolainen, P. Kindstrand, W. Denney, D. Holmgren, R. Tulkki, J. St. Andre, F. DL-'O2llI'f3, J Cnawford, J. Anderson, B. Sanders, D. Bennetts, D. Bilkey, J. Quaal, M. Morcom, J. Graff. J. Jensen. D. Anderson K. Pohlmnn, K. Quaul, A. Allen, M. Anderson, J. Fostveit: Row VI' AR, Denney, J. Marrzi, C. Chard, M. O'Neill G. Knight, L. Schmeltz, D. Mzrrkert, W. Thexton, J. Wirtala, C. Waters, R. Dowriek, H. Albertson, H. Harsila, R Lundin, J. Gelmi, W. Langlois, J. Laver. R. Sundblad. E. Seem, L. Peterson, J. Richards. J. Wirtanen, D. Mitchell J. Bostrom, N. Nelson. A. Vieario. J. Westwater, K. Pentti, E. Holmgren, D. Trebilcoek. J. Arneth. M. Carlson, J Oien. GIRLS' DOUBLE SEXTET I.. to R.: 'Row lf J. Marm, li. Ojzmen, H. Mc'Cormic'k, M. Bolsness, M. Sundberg, C. Maki, Row II S. Nath-au. K. Thibodmui. K. Kosonen, C. Nault, J. Piirto, C. Rundman. 50 v MIX ED ENSEMBLE I.. to R.: Row If' M. Sundlwrg, K. Trondson, C. Ponlti, E. Ojanen, J. Rive, T, Burke, D. King. Row II Miss Frevllxy, C. Nnull, D. Junak. R. Wills, R. Ashley, II. MvC0r'n1ic'k. S. Nadeaug Row III C. Rundmz1n,.l. Alurrzl, C. Iloskingz. F. Nzxult, C. Maki, K. Thibode-aug Row IV' -J, Piirto, M. Bolsness, W, Franson. G. Mattilzr, R. Kustzmm, F. 11.111012 K. Kosonen. SENIOR MIXED ENSEMBLE L. to R.: Row I E, Ojum-n, K. 'l'hllxodo'au, ll. McCormick, J. Murrzl, M. Bfolsm-ss, C. Maki. M. Sundlwrg, M. Muttsong Row IILMD. King, R. Hjelt, R. Wills, R. Kostamo, E. Holmgren, R. Ashley, J. Lavor, G. Gmnlund. Sl 5 . GLEE CLUB L. to R.: Row I-J. Mzrki, C. Isolalo, K. Keppler, J. Michels, D. Olson, A. Goldsworlhy, A. Allen, B. DeCaire, J, Naultg Row Ile-J. Rudness. J. Weiland, C. Sarvello, A. Sarvello, K. Hooper, K. Gelmi, J. Uren, J. Harvey, Row III'4C. Penrose, S. Argall, J. Maki, M. Maki, M. Lofiaro. K. Berg, B, Coty, C. Korby, C. Combelluekg Row IV--V J. Arne-wth, J. Puananen, J. Eklund, A. Torma, J. Wallin, J. Oien, C. Levine, M. Carlson: Row V M. Anderson, K. Mc'- Lziughlin, K. Homburg, J. Diehl, C. LeSage, K. Rowe, M. Mantela, C. Magnuson, J. Graff. GLEE CLUB L. to R.: Row IWJ. Tyynismaa, S. Beck, R. Skewis, N. Flaa, J. Bye, Row II-M. Polkinghorne, B. Carlson, S. Garceau, D. Johns, M. Flew, B. Nelson, B. Eade, J. Holmgren, M. Anderson: Row III-S. Trosvig, M. Baickmun, C. Dowrivk, S. Nudeuu, M. Arcari, K. Luostari, J. Fostveit, Miss Freethyg Row IV- -M. Peterson, F. Suardini, M. Niaullt. C. Boase, D. Anderson, F. Fisher, J. Bengry, M. Westwaaterg Row V - I. Harris, G. Dally, S Larson, E. Bostrom, K. Thibode-au. K. Martinen, A. Holmgren, 52 GLEE CLUB I.. lu li.: Iinw I M. Carlson, F. Goya-n. L. Lynn. F. Swzihn, J. Spencer, J. LJiliPfll'L'll0, R. LziFrunie1'e, L. Rudnvss, li. Amli-1-sung liuw ll M. Mattson, K. 'l'i'onclson, C. Ponlti, A. Archibald, K. Polilmun, M. Ili-zivysiidv, K. Erkkilu IC. Ujzinvn, .l. Wvrmrg Row III A, Qunylm-, F. Collins, M. McGinnis, J. Mzinzolim-, J. Junsvn, K. VVLlOl'0IlIll2K'il, K Quqml. K. Konlio, L. Carter, Row IVH J. Bennetts, P. Larson, M. Benson, J. Champion, L. Lindholm, M. Kaukolfi C. Jwhnson. M. Shimmin, J. Lemin. v GLEE CLUB I., In R.: Iiuw I -M. Bolsnvss. C. Nuul-t, C, Maki, E. Ojanun, C. Hundmun, J, In-C1111-I-, I. 5,-pm, D. G05-Q-ng limi II ll. AIvCm'inim-k, P, Manley. J. Mem-ii, C, Bictilu, A. Linnzi, J. Cliarbonnvzru, M. Siiiicllmvrgg Row III J. l'iir1i,. lfl. IJj.1m-n, M. Anderson, K. TIIUIIIUS, S. Fursl, M. Ombrellog Row IV--J. Edwards, K. Kosonen, M. Nault, L. Johnson, D. Maki, S. Kangas. 53 N- . 9. l 1 i 1 1 l ACCOMPANISTS I... to R. Karon Tmndson, Constant-e Pontti. BACCALAUREATE CHORUS L. to R.: Row I-K. Berg, C. Bietilu, E. Ojzmen, P. Manley, J. Weiland, K. Keppler, M. Bolsness, C. Nault, J. N1zl'l'I'Z'l, C. Maki, C. Rundman, M. Mattson. A, Sl. Andre, M. Sundberg: Row II--M. Anderson, A. Quayle. E. Bostrom. H. McCormick, K. Kosonen, S. Nadeau. M. Arcuri, J. Bengry, K. Thibode-au. J. Piirto. M. Shimmin, C. LeSa1ge, J. Arnellmg Row III- AP. Blewett, G. Knight, M. O'Ne'ill, R. Wills, R. Hjelt, F. Haller, R. Kostamo, R. Ashley, E. Niemi, E. Holmgren, C. Hosking, R. Sundhlad: Row IV-W. F1-anson, C. Waters, T. Burke, J. Rice, F. Naul-L, D. Junak, D. King. J. Lnver, G. Granlund, P. Kindstrand, E. Seem. 54 W Ro , RJ YW H I FRENCI-l CLUB L. to R.: Row I -Miss Mzirsh, S. Bef-k, C. 'I'rcwtt1'tlia, B. Jzxrvt-lzt, C. Tinkham. J. Cain, S. Mziyottt-, M. Lt-Sago, Row II-f-L. XX'illiz1nis, J. Armzitti, P. Manley, K. Thihoclcuu. B. Muwuttei. C. Huot, J. Swipvl, C. Ponttig Huw III M. Bucknizin. G. Yztlvnti. J. Johnson, .I. Ilodge, G. Solkar. B. Maki. K. Smith. R. Pvnnuln: Row IV IC. Bostmni. G. Vo:-lkvr, M. Arc-:ii'i. F. Anderson, M, O'Noill. J. FI'ilI'lSOl1, J. Nivliulzts, R. Sundblatdg Row V J. Vulvntv, I7. Moffatt, D, Junuk. G. Gzirrt-tt. P. Poirier, E. Nivmi. P. Kincistrancl. FRENCH l'Ll.'B 0Fl ll'ERS Mztrgziret AI'Cai'i .... ....... . ,,... P Nsifivnt JOSPDII Nivholzis .. ,. .. .. .. ..... .... . Progruin Chairman Joseph Vulvntc ..... .....,.. N 'ive-P1'f'sifle-nt Eclwztwi Nllllll ..... .. ...... . .. ........ Puhlit-ity Clitiirmtin Kult Thihodvztu .... . Svt'i't-tziry Coiisi.int't' Pontti Stud:-nt Counvil R4-pi'e-smitutivv M.i il5':1 Beit-knmn .. . ...'1wl'0ElSllI'QI' Je-aim-ttw Cttin ..... ..... . . . Alu-i'imtv DRAMA CLUB L. to R.: Row I J, Armzilti, K. Krpiilvr, .I. Mit-hols, .I. Piirtfi, K. lVIc-i'i'il:1, Mvtlinnis, .I. Rurlnvss, U. Ponttig ' w II- S. Peitorson. S. Mafyottv. D. Kari. J. Bjorno, E. Salmi, E. Maki. K. Mchmlgrhlin, Mrs. IVIitc'hvll, K. Borg: cw III' AM. SLlIlllllCl'g. P. Mmkt-tty, M. Bolsnvss. D. Vt-lin. M. Bcnson, C. Nztult, J. XV0ilz1nfig Row IX' Mr. Roni. F. llzillcr, E. EI'i,LYCll12lI'd. I.. Pots-rsun. E. Bostrom. J. VVi1'tan0n. R. Ashley, G. Granlundg Row V - - J. Tobiv, R. Ikolzi. M. Ilellicr. P. Nelson, G. Knight, P. Bleweti. DRAJIA CLUB OFFICERS Puul Blvvvctt .... Presidt-nt Gtimld Knight .... . . ......., . ,. ....,.. 'I'i'0:isL1i't-i' Judith Rucincss .Vive-Pi'csich-iit Jam-I Wt-ilzind Slll4l1'lll Uounril Rt-pi't-st-iitzttivv Kathy Berg . . ..........,.... Secretary Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. Rvnz . ..... .. .Advisors -F DO Fl'TI'Rl'I 'l'l'IAi'Hl'lRS CLUB I.. Iii li 2 linux' l U. Bivtila. K, Thomas. M, Benson. IJ, Goyin. J. lim-Cairo, N. l.m-Sago: Row II J. Paanani-n, M. Ari-.ii'i. P, Manlvy, M. Piti-rsmi, T, Tassone, M. Brandt, IC. Maki: Row Ill J, Arnotli, K. Thihode-au, C. Ili-vim-. K, 11.15 ry. K. Martini-n, .l. Supa-rkug Row IV -Mi: 'I'ownsi-mi. J. Ilonkalzr. K, Po1'ialQ.VV. Ti'9hilcoc'k. FI'TllRl'I TEACHERS l'Ll'B OFFICERS l-llliiln, Maki .. ...,....... . .................. ....... ........ ........ .......................... ....... , .... P I ' 9 s ident XYilIiain Trvlnilc-oc'k ,, ............ ,, ,, .. ..... , ,, ,, ..... ,,, .... , ., Vic'v-Prvsidi-ni Mzri'1'ia Pail:-i'son .... ..,....,,. S Cl'I'0fZ1I'j' .luliii Arnvili .,..... T1'0asL11'e1' I'aIi'im'ia Manley ,. .... Librarian Carol Hivtila , ,, ,, ,, ,, , ,, ..... ,, ,, , , ,,, , , , ,,, ,,, ,, , ,, ,, .., , .. , Historian ST'lTDEN'l' COUNCIL II. in li.: Row I -M. LvSagz0, J. Rudnoss. K. Keppleii. J. Cain. S. Andi-rson, K. Bvrg. C, Ponlli. A. Aiwliihalcl. l,. liiiclnvssg Row ll Miss lVlaImgrcn, J, Marra. I,.LimIh0Ini. Miss B4-nilvy. l. Svppi. l,. Tassono. Mi: LIvIilInmi'i'1 linux' lll M. Bnlsm-ss, J. VVviIanfI, J, VVi1'tarien, D. Svliultz. VV. Anttila, J. Johnson. P. Zhulkiog Row IV R. Kosiaino. P. 1511-xwii. li, liuusi, R. Ashley, R. Wills, P. Nelson, P. Kindstrandg Row V- J. Devaire, W. Luoma, R. Dahlgrun, D. Maura, F, Scalcucci. P. Misale, R. Lehto, W. Trebilcock. 57 ..,:.... I DEBATE L. lo R.: How I D, Linmng Row II M. Robar, J. IDvCz1ireg How III S. Syrjzrlzx, M, Be-nsong Row IV 7 - K. Hooper, Mr. Anmllu, C. '1'1-nhunvng Row V --- L. Johnson, P. Christy. L. SERVIVE CORPS lo R.: Row I B, Erkl-cila. A. Sulo, D, King. F. Salvador, G. Grunlund, J. Rive, E. Makig Row II-J, Edwards S. Muyotlc-, D. Korpi. M. Lofaro, R. Ruubi. K. Mzirlinvn, K. Kosonen, J. Corletlg Row III J. Luver, J. Johnson. J. Lun- ciin, V. Asmund, P. Larmuurg Row IV V, Jenson, T, Tippf-II, D. Kukkuri, NI. O'NI-ill, F. Haller, E. HO1H1g'It'Il, B Szxmie-rs, P. Bh-wn-ltg Row V R. Kostamo, P. Hzznnuksela, P. Le-PCG-, D. Markert, C. Chard, L. Schmeltz, D. Mil- uhvll. 58 ANNUAL BOARD SENIORS L. lr. R Ro .2 w I M. Bolsrwss. J. NVoilzmd, P. Austin. C. 'I'r6-wa-rthzi, C. Tinklmm, J. Malrrzl, J. Bvluiru. K. Bvnnotti Row II K. Kvpplsr, M. SI1YIClIJOI',Lf, L. VVilliz1ms, P. Makx, C. Maki, K. Berg. C. Bivtiln. P. Tulkki, M. I,vSz1g:o3 Row III J. Arm.1lIi, A. Quuylv. M. Sullivan. V. Wakkuri. J, Armnh. K. Nle-1'1'ilz1. C. Murlirwn, S. Muyoltv, Mr. Kivistog Row IV F. .Xn ch-rsorm, P. Nuult. J. Tisch, M. Arc-.11'i, P. Marketty. J. Franson, E. Engelhard. I. Seppig Row V M. An- derson, G. Knight, J. Honkulu, J. Corlett. R. Hjelt. J. Tobie, J. Superko. ANNUAL BOARD-VNIDERC'LASSMEN I.. to R: How I IG. Argull, S. Bone, M. Rowledgfy D. Goyen, J. Michels. A. Goldsvvorlhy. K. Anderson. IC. Ojzmcng Row II J. Iivlz1ir'v, L. Lynn. J. VVernor, Polkinghorne. C. Snrvollo, A. Sll1'Y01I0, A. Arvhihuld. C. Rund- man, K. NIz1yx'y1 Huw III D. And:-rson, K. Thomas, M. O'Corme-ll, C. Szxrvollo. D. Guslzlfson, J. Jvnsvn, Id. Mwkl. R. Sikkiln, C. I.vx'im-3 Huw IV K. Homburg, P. Naull, S. Peterson. C. Johnson. M. Kaukola, K. Kosonon, B. Maki, D. Mitchell. 59 ART L. to R.: Row I--HM. A. Benson, G. Townsend, K. Kepplor, K. Bennett, B. Coty, A. Sarlo, S. Mayotte, M, Ander- son, Row II--D. Uuro, M. Maxwell, K. Hellier, B. Erkkilla, P. Tulkki, C. Martine-n, Mrs. Ostlund, Row HI--J Bjorne, J. Diehl, J. Valenti, J. Champion, C. Sarvello. B. Maki, Row IV--G. Knight, W. Argall, J. Valenti J Honkala, R. Tulkki, J. Savolainen, D. Nault, J. Tonie. ART L. to R.: Row IM- J. Michels, J. Wallin, Nault, B. Quick, J. Holmgren, J. Bye, A. Chaseg Row II-V-D. Uren, J Nirwa, A. Linnea, S. Nault, S. Erkkila, L. Jarvinen, M. Salrninen, Row HIM AM. Mantela, D. LaF'oreslt, J. Uren, G Mattilva, L. Tasson, G. Daily, K. Homburg. BU COBIBIERCIAI. CLUB L. to R.: Row I C, Trvwarlha, M. Mattson, M. Andmrson. B. Stetson, D. Kari, B. Jarvvlzl, K. Bei' N IQSU., K. Bennett, M. Bac-knizing Row II A. Naull, L. Williams, P. Maki. K. Pohlmzin, l. Se-ppi, C. Iluot, lx N Q B. Servant, R. Pvnnaiag ROW III J. Oicin, K. McLaughlin, P. lNIf1nloy, J. Bvlziirc, C. Dowrivk, V. Nrvllkkllll C Punlii C. Bozisc, K. Smith: Row IV' -P. LOBOI-ul', J. Hodgc. I . Tulkki, M. Klippol, P. Nzluli, PZ. Iflmrrllizlifl, I3 M ilu Kzikkurig Row V R, Dobson, Miss Dunn, C. I vni'osO, J. 052011, IJ. Junzlk, Il. Iluirior, J. Frzinsmi, Ii. If CONUIERCIAI. l'I.I'B OFFICERS 1957-1958 Lynn Williams .................... ............ . .. ..... ......... ....................... ..... .... . . . . . .Prvsidcnt Ruin-rt Dobson . ,V.VIl'l'-Pl'LxSIlil'lll Marilyn Sundbeirg .. ..,. .......... .... . ....... ......, . . . Sm-i'vI:ii'y Kenneth Dobson ................................ .............................. ......................... ' I '1't'ilSUl'CI' Kathy Borg and Richard Lohto .. ..Stucl6-nt Council Reprvsvnlzltivc-s Miss liklund and Miss Dunn ..Ativisoi's C'0RDIl'IRf'IAL I'I.I'B L. to R.: Row I P. Austin, L.. Argzill. ll. 3IC'3Ol'IllI.k Z. Pietro, M. Flaa, J. Cain, C. Tinkhani. S Be Marietta: Row II J. Armatti, A. Manzoline. M. Sullivan. N. Flannery, S. Anderson. R. Nault, J. Be nn its Curri-eg Row Ill--J. Arnoth, A. Quayle-, J. 'l'yyn'sm:m, lf Gwynn, R. Pepin, K. l4Zi'kki':1, G. Grahzim. M llmnf Ccirlr-lt, Row IV J. Superko, M. Bolsncss, M. Sunrihorg, K. Kvpplvr, I7. Johns, P. Markvlfy, li. Mali Si i S. Luoma, Miss Eklunrig Row V- L. Chard, R. Quayle, F. Anderson, M. Carlson, S. Gare-eau, M. Palomaki M Anderson, K. Dobson. 61 H M M N A In V AMATEUR BIOLOGISTS' i'I.I'B L. to R.: Row I-VJ. .Ivnsvri, A. Arch lmld, l-11. Ojianen. J. Ande-lin, I.. Curtvr, M. Mzlxwvllg ROW II J Johnson 'l'. Burke, .l. Wfvrner, K. llvikkinon, C. Kurhy, Miss Hanoi, D. Naultg Row III -VC. Iloskingz, K. Marlinen F 0 lins, M. Naull, J. Le-min, M. Bvnson. G. Snow: Row IV J. Rivhards, D. Lzirmour, L. Robe-rts, F. Haller B Solka A. Garu-au, J. Anderson. AMATEUR BIOLOGISTS' CLUB John Defcairv .. ................................ ....................................... . ............. P rf-sidcnt Frank H'allvr . . ..... ........................... . . . .................... ....... V ive--President Sara Fowler ........................... Sfwreltary Roy Peterson .. .......................... Treasurer Mary Kaukolu ........ Proltram Chairman Miss Hanfy . . . .... .. .. .. .. ....... . ...... ...., . .. . ....... . ....Adv'S'v' AMATEUR BIOLOGISTS' CLUB L. to R5 How I F. Swuhn, R. Ski-wis, D. Dunofrc, K. Anderson, A. Sulo, N. Stetson, A. Allefn Rmw Defioche, B. Hill, K. Luostari, D. Ruuhomixki, J. Bjornv, S. Fowler, C. Juhnsong Row III R. Ogva I lfdx S. Carcloni, K. Kontio, K. VVuorenrnaa, NI. Ksiukola, J. XVirlam-ng Row IV J. Decaire-, A. Vicario, P lVlallwn I Larmour, J. Snvolainen, R. Pc-tvrson. L. Pvtf-rson. G2 FORENSICS L. to R.: Row I C. Nault, M. Sundberg, J. Weiland, K. Ke-ppler, M. Bolsness, K. Berg, E. Sulmi, M. McGinnis. J. Rurinessg Row II Mr. Renz, C. Pontlti, P, Blewett, G. Knight, R. Ashley, J. Tobie, R. Ikolu, E, Boslrom, J. Bjorm-. FORENSICS L. to R.:-- Row l--Mrs. Mitchell, D. Hooper, D. Kari, J. Michels, C. lsotalo, S. Peterson, J. Warne-r, S. Kari, J. Piirto, M. Bcnsong Row II--Mrs. Bothwell, B. Maki, C. Levine, M. Rolmr, M. Kuukolu, M. llelller, K. McLaughlin, E. Maki, K. DeRoche, P. Peterson. G3 ALLIED YOUTH L. to R.: Row l S. Cztrdoni, K. DeRo:'he, J. Eklund, S. Cnrlson, C. Ivey, D. Denofre. J. Andelin, J. Harvey, M LeSage, A. Chose, M. Maki: Row II-HC. Altobello, Miss Haney. B. Mzlreotte, I. Hurvnla, A. Tormu, B. DeCnire, A Ciomhellnck, S. Argzrll. J. Juimlioi, J. Foslveit, J. Walling Row Ill -L. Johnson, E. Ojunen, S. Moreo-m, M. Mayotte C. Millimaki, L. Rudness, R. LuFreniere. J. Decatire, M. Omhrello, M. Anderson, J. Munzoline, J. Charbonneiau, M Provost: Row IV C. Daily, l.. IlL'C2llI'O, K. Luostnri, J. Bjornt-, S. Nudeau. M. VVestwztter. K. Kosoncn, E. Maki, K Trondson. J. Maki. F. Suordini, J. Urquhart: Row IV-L. Lowry. R. Robur, M. Carlson. J. Edwards, K. Thomzrs, S Fowler, R. Nault, L. Tassone, B. Bennett, D. Mitchell, C. Chard, ll. Hnrsilu, D. Phillips. ALLIED YOUTH OFFICERS Ellida Maki ....... . . . .. ..... President Kzxthleen McLaughlin ...... ..-...Secret.t1ry Stephen Nault .. .................. ....................... Y 'ice-President Esther Ojanen .......................................................... Treasurer Miss Ilnney, Mrs. Lindberg, Mr. Watson . Advisors ALLIED YOUTH L. to R.: Row l D. Johns, J. Nnult, M. Anderson, J. Tyyniisrnun, J. Cnin, R. Donato, A. Allen. K. Anderson. PI Ojanen. J. Anderson, Row II K. Hooper, L. Lindholni, E. Argull, D. Anderson, M. Johnson, G. Townsend, M, Kivis- to, S. Noult, C. Johnson, A. Gzniwettu. D. Hooper, B. Kostarnog Row III-AC. Sarvello. K. Mzxrtinen. F. Collins, M. Ben- son, J. Quuzrl, J. Jensen, D. Gustafson, P. Teige, K. Hellier. L. Carter. E. Holmgren, Row IV--M. Kaukolzi, M. Sal- minen, P. Larson, M. Brandt. M. lVlaxwt-ll. B. Erkkiln, C. Korby. R. Peterson, N. Nelson, D. Lowry, J. Lover, G Granlund. Row V-MK. Homhurg, J. Diehl, J. Bjorne, K. Mayry, C. Waters, P. Misale, L. Peterson, J. Tobie, C. Larsor G. Knight, Mr. Watson, 64 ALLIED YOUTH I.. Io R.: Row I D. I,ziFm'0st. J. Bye-, C. Szliwefllo, R. Skvwis, IS. Nvlson, J. Mziki, A. Szurvvllu, D. Guyc-ii, ,X Ngiuli. B. Maki, J. Sc-upvl, L. Jarvine-ng Row II S. Kari, M. Bolsm-ss. J. Uicn, J. Ilmigv, K, IXII-Lziuglilin, S, J J Iizi- Fu1'p,1u, A. A11-Iiihzilci, I, Rowlvdgv, M. Flaa, P. Manley. If Lofziru, IP. Kari, I-l. Iflrkkilzig Huw III J. Ruflnvss, IJ. Uuro, J. VVOiIand, L. Lindholm. S. Larson, R. Nault. S. Garvfziii, I7. Vvlin, J. Ci'ziw!'m'd, H. Po ' , I . pin M IQSIUGV Huw 1V P. Pcte-rson, M. O'Ncill, R. Ruusi. R. Ashley, S. Naull. J. Mzinlvy, R. Grigg, G. Giuliani, P. Bla-xx r- V 'OIL IP. Nuulig Row V J. Dr-c'2lii'P, P.IVI?1iIs0n, R. Kostomn, J. VVii'tanr-ii, J. St. Andre-, V. I.urnmui', R. CQIIZIXIPY I- St'Elll'l 'l'I. M'-www-uw ALLIED Y0l l'll A..-as L.1u R.: RNWI F. Pepin, J. Laitinen, F. Swahn. A, Golfisworlhy. S. Nauli, D. Olson. I. Sowni, N. I-'l:1'1. Ii Roslvn, H. XVincisund, M. Polkinghorne, C. Cnrkinq Row II-- T, Pifftro, S. Bono. J. Spvncvr. C. Isotzilo, I.. I.y HN. B. Puirivi, S. Fvrst. K. Berg, C. Pontti, K. ML-rrilla, J, VVPI'i'l0l', C. Runfimzln. M. Mvilinnis, IZ. Hill. J Pin' fi- Rmx' III' M. Manu-In K. Gelmi. M. Sundhflr-1, K. Wuoronrnazi. J. Chzxnipinn. D. Maki. S. Mziymif-. J. Im . mln J. Bolrm-0. M. Shinimins, C. Naull, M. Ilvavysidm-3 Row IV B. Carlsun, I. IIzu'r'is, K. Kunlin, M. IEPIUINIIII, D, Run niziki, M. .Kli nc-I, IC. Iin fvlhzird. C. Ma fnuson, E. Bostroni, C. Inwirio, M. Nault, J. Nivholzlsg Row V Mrs. I.i hu- i i 1. 2. mi- borg, S. Diehl, M. Andoxson, A. Vicario, B. Solka, S. Holman, D. King, J. Tasson, M. Hill, A. Holmgren. 65 LIBRARIANS L. 10 R.: Row I C. Sarvvllo, C. Isotalo, Mis: Rogers, J. De'C'aire, A, S-nrve-1105 Row II-S. Mayotte J JLII 1c1 J. PZIZIIIZIIIVII, H, O.iZlIll'Il, Nl. MaC'innisg Huw III K. Nljlyry, M. Sullivan, V NVakku1'i, J. Bolairv, C Lexlne Belaircz L. lu R4 now 1 15. lung, 1. Dobson, J. Honkulu, .I. CZIFIPI J. Tassnn, P. Nvlsnn, P. Safari mmm, P. BIMVOH, G. Knight John Carter ...... Richard Ruusi Raymond Ik-'ala Thomas Tippett Mr. Gohlhoff .... HI-Y 1 Sil1Vi1dOL',-I.1JilX'L'1',G,ljl'2lIlll,1llCi, K. Luuko, K. Portalc. R. Anllilu K I 'lippvll K Pontti W Lungloisg Row HI Mr. Ge1hlh0ff,S.Nz1ull,VV Tleh lm: V - . A V - ' Row IV -J. DE'f'HiI'65, NI. 0'N0ill, YV. RiChzu'ds, R. Rullsi, E. Niemi, R. Ikola R os HI-Y CLUB OFFICERS . ........................................ M .............. ............... P resident 66 Vice-President . . .... .... . Secretary .-.W ...... Treasurer ......Advis0r SPORTS A- f I I I ff f fW XQ X X OID il R, l 1 I xx -Al, of X 'Q X, D7 f X X W ' UNB --Tiiai l , ,,-.'.--i 11.1- , . - hfwm -Z . V 67 VARSITY FOOTBALL L. to R.: Row I---J. Bussone, J. Tasson, J. Carter, R. Kostamo, R. Wills, D. Ruohomaki, T. Tlppctt, R. Ruusi, P. S'a,ri, D. King: Row II-L. Coskie, J. Valenti, J. De-caire, D. Moffatt, J. LaPointe, J. Westwater, G. Bess. J. Laver, K. Lofckeg 'Row III-D. Schultz, M. Zalec, R. Gleason. W. Luoma, M. Hellier, P. Misale, D. Sarvello, R. Giotto, W. LJaPlanteg Row IV--E. Moffatt, A. Vicario, W. Harsila, J. Gelmi, C. Hosking, J. Reidy, P. Zhulkie, J. Quaalg Row VAE. Holmgren, Mr. Kioski, Mr. Fairbanks, Mr. Ellis, M. O'Noill. FOOTBALL Ishpeming 32 - Mcrnistique 13 The Ishpeming Hematites opened their best season in eighteen years, with a 32-13 victory over Manistique. Bob Wills and Duane King each scored two touchdowns. On a running pass Wil s threw to Peter Misale who went 27 yards for the last touchdown of the game. Ishpeming 19 - Iron Mountain 13 The l-lematites then traveled to lron Moun- tain with high hopes of winning, They tallied their 19-13 victory with the scoring of Wills and King, who were greatly helped by the de- fensive and offensive play of Dale Ruohornaki. Ishpeming 28 - Soo 19 The Soo Blue Devils came to lshpeming only to be defeated by the Hernatites. Wills, with the help of a great team effort, scored all the touchdowns. Ishpeming 19 - Marquette 21 The only black mark on the Hematites rec- ord came when they lost their first and only game to the Marquette Bedmen. Wills started the scoring with a seventy-yard run, From then on Marquette matched the Hematitos touchdown for touchdown. Two more touch- downs, one by Wills, and one by Westwater aave lshpeming a 19-14 lead in the last quar- ter. In the last minutes Marquotte scored and edged the l-lematites by two points. Ishpeming 15 - Negaunee 13 Because of sickness and injuries the Hema- tites had to p'ay a hard fighting game when they met their tradtlonal riva's at Negaunee. The Miners held a 13-7 lead at the end of the second quarter. Wills and Westwater did the scoring for the l-lematites. Gardner Bess tackled a Negaunee halfback, on an outstand- ing defensive play, for a safety which proved to be the winning margin. Ishpeming 12 - Stephenson 6 Ishpeming, with the hopes of avenging last year's loss, met Stephenson on our field. Wills did all of the Hematites' scoring, one touch- down being set up by ot beautifully intercepted pass and run back by Iohn Decaire. The f-lematites gained possession of the ball in the last quarter and in ll minutes made a 92 yard march before the game ended. Ishpeming 34 - Gladstone Z0 The l-lematites traveled to Gladstone to meet the Braves on Marb'e Field. IQm Westwater was the standout of the day, scoring 3 of the 5 Ishpeming touchdowns. Ho made a dazzling display of broken field running when he ciimaxed the day with a 99 yard run after in- tercepting a pass. Ishpeming 7 - Stambczugh 7 A tie was the result of a hard fought game, as the Hematites deadlocked with the Hilt- toppers. With their passing working ex- ceptionally well, the l-lematltes marched 79 yards for their only touchdown. The Hematites compiled a 6-l-l record, the best since l939. Iohn LaPointe, one of the two . .-,MQecai.re were selected for the Great Lakes Con- standout guards for the season, was elected captain for the following season. Robert Wills, Dale Ruohomaki, and Iohn ference team. Duane King and Tim Tippett received honorable mention. Robert Wills and Dale Ruohomaki were selected to the All U. P. team. Robert Wills was also selected for the All Class, All State team, and Dale Ruohomaki was selected for the All State Class B second team. Graduating seniors are: Captain R. Wills, Captain D. Ruohomaki, D. King, I. Decaire, T. Tippett, I. Laver, P. Saari, R. Kostamo, I. Car- ter, I. Tasson, I. Bussone, R. Giotto, K. Locke, R. Ruusi. -Richard Ruusi . 4 - .f - wil R FOOTBALL B TEA.M Ishpeming ..... .................... Ishpeming . Ishpeming ..... ........ 2 U Ishpeming ........................................ 34 N egaunee .... ....... 2 6 Marquette .. ....... 32 Marquette .. ....... 32 Munising .......................................,.. 7 FOOTBALL - B TEAM L. to R.: Row I-B. Solka, J. Johnston, J. Savoliainen, W. Franson, F. Scalcucci, R. Sollca, J. Hebbard, L. Roberts, J. Richardsg Row II-J. De-Vold, J. Wirtanen, R. Pascoe, L. Larmour, D. Palomaki, D. Palomaki, D. Ben- netts, D. Christian, B. Koistomog Row III-D. Jones, F. Argall, W. Bjork, D. Alainko, G. Maititilia, W. The-xton, D. Trebiilcockg Row IVMM. 'Mian-ty, L. LiaFreniere, R. Robar, D. Tasson, J. Miaittila, P. Stnandg Row VeeMr. Gehlh-off, Mr. Lindberg. VARSITY BASKETBALL L. 'to R.: Row I-JG. Garrett. J. Decaire, R. Kostiamo, J. Harrington, D. Ruohomaki, R. Wills. J. Carterg Rlow II-S. Nault, J. Pueidy, D. Moffatt, A. Pesol-a, Mr. Watsoin, P. Misaile, G. Gorkin, J. LaLPdinte, J. Wiestwalter. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Hematites of 1957-58 continued the fine performances of Ishpeming teams over the past years. The team finished the season with a rec- ord of 17 wins and 3 losses. The Blue and White won the Great Lakes Conference Trophy for the third time to gain permanent possession of it. They also won the Class B District title at Negaunee and reached the finals of the Regional Tournament at Houghton, but were de- feated by Marquette in the final game. The Hematites outscored their opponents 1244 to 1050. 'They made 297 out of 427 free throws for 69.570, Ishpeming 49 - Stambaugh 33 Presenting a well-balanced attack, the Hema- tites beat the l-lilltoppers to take their ninth straight opening game. Ishpeming 64 - Iron Mountain 46 Getting off to a slow start, the Hematites were behind at the first quarter mark, but Bob Wills and Pete Misale found the range to lead the team to its second victory. Ishpeming 64 - Mufnising 47 A good Munising team was no match for the Hematites as Coach C. C. Watson used. all 15 players in the game. Ishpeming 43 - Esccmaba 40 Having a cold night, the Hematites managed to squeak past a good Eskymo squad for its fourth straight victory. Ishpeming 57 - Negaunee 49 Outshooting and outplaying their opponents the team won over their arch rivals from Ne- gaunee for the fifth straight of the season. Ishpeming 62 - Marquette 57 Getting even for the two defeats the past year, the Hematites won a close hard-fought game from the Redmen. Ishpeming 68 - Newberry 50 Completely outclassing the Indians, the Hema- tites made it seven straight victories. Ishpeming 73 - Escanabc: 62 ln a game that both teams were rated an even chance, the Hematites played superior ball to come out on the long end of the score. The game was nip and tuck until the last few min- utes when the Hematites pulled away. Ishpeming 57 - Gladstone 52 Behind with three minutes to play, the Hema- tites managed to come out on the top, thanks to the sharp-shooting of senior Bob Wills who had 26 points. Ishpeming 62 - Stephenson 43 Though playing a taller team, the Hematites outclassed their opponents to win by a large margin. All 15 players were ufsed in this one. Ishpeming 67 - Marquette 57 Making it eleven straight victories, and two in a row over the Bedmen, the Blue and White outshot and outplayed their foes in the final period to win. Ishpeming 72 - Hancock 63 The Bulldogs were all fired up for this game but the .red-hot Hematites managed to acquire their twelfth straight victory. Ishpeming 66 -- Soo 57 Sportswriters called it the game of the year. Undefeated Soo tll-Ol and undefeated Ishpem- ing C12-Ol to decide which was the better team, Though spotting their foes much in height, the Hematites' balanced attack was too much for the Blue Devils as the Blu-e and White cinched the Great Lakes 'Conference title. Ishpeming 41 - Negcxunee 45 Making use of good ball-control and an ex- cellent detense, the Miners won a prize victory over the Hematites to end a winning streak of 13 games. Ishpeming 70 - Ironwood 49 Still smarting from the loss to Negaunee, the Blue and White completely outclassed Ironwood to get back in the win column. Ishpeming 53 - Iron River 57 A red-hot Iron River team was too much for the cold Hematites. Nothing went right as the team ended the regular season with a loss. DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Ishpeming 78 - Hancock 68 Remembering a near victory earlier in the season, the Bulldogs tried their best but a well- balancod Hematite attack again proved to be the difference. Ishpeming 80 - Calumet 60 In a game that was nip and tuck until the last four minutes when the Hematites ran rough- shod over the Copper Kings, Ishpeming reigned as District Champions for the 1957-58 season. The team as a whole hit 5434, and Bob Wills hit 74 744 of his field goals attempts while garner- inng 32 points. REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Ishpeming 66 -- Esccmaba Holy Name 53 Though a much colder team than they were in Negaunee, 'the Hematites were good enough to beat a tall Crusader squad to qualify for the Regional finals. The Hematites iced the game in the last few minutes. Dale Buohomaki scored 2l points. Ishpeming 52 - Marquette 54 lt was a heart-breaker for the Hematite fol- lowers as the Redmen gained revenge for two regular season defeats by downing the Blue and White 54 to 52 to reign as the U. P. Champions. lshpeming was not hitting from out and an ex- cellent Marquette defense did not allow many :lose shots at the basket. The Redmen led all through the second half although the Hematites battled to within one point they could not gain the lead' -Iohn Decaire BASKETBALL B TEAM Ishpeming Muniising Ishpeming Eseanaba ...... .......... 3 9 lshpeming Escanaba Ishpeming Negaunee ...... .......... 53 Ishpeming Marquette Ishpeming Marquette .... .......... 60 Ishpeming Negaunee Iishpemling Negaunee .. .......... 53 Ishpeming Marquette Ishpeming Marquette .... .,........ 68 FRESHLIAN TEAM Ishpeming ,,.,..,, ................,. 7 2 Marquette ......... ............. . .19 Ishpeming ..,, ...........,.. 6 2 Baraga CMqlt.J ..... ........... 33 Ishpeming , ,..,................................................. 44 Negaurlee ................ ........................................ 4 3 BASKETBALL B TEAM L. to R.: Row I-J. Gelmi, J. Hebbard, D. Bennetts, F. Scalcucci, L. Larmour, P. Zhulkie, L. Roberts, B. Kosta- mog Row II-Mr. Rudness, W. Franson, D. Sarvello, W. Thexton, D. Balomaki, N. Oisttermeyer, R. Robar, C. Hosking, J. Dorenbecker, D. Larmour. 71 'lil if Qi' .3-4 f' GOLF L. to R.-R. Kallatsa, G. Jose, Mr. Wwatswon, R. Lehto, R. Gronvall. H I .,, CHEERLEADERS L. to R.: Row I -AH. LaFrenie-reg Row II AK. Gelmi, D. Dcnofreg Row III--V-A. Survello, Mrs. Lindberg, C. Sarvello: Row IV--M. McGinnis, S. Garceau, S. Mayotte, J. Rudness, E. Ojxanen. 72 .. N.. 3, . WW, TRACK L. to R.: Row I-D. Schultz, J. Ciarter, R. LaFrenriere, R. Wills, J. LaPointe, D. Gitzen, D. King: Row Il, 4 D. llolmgrvn, W. LuPante, D. Moffatt, J. Bussone, R. Kostamo, J. Devuire, P. Misulc. J. Tasson, J. Johnson, J. Andersong Row IIIW-C. Hosking, K. Schultz, R. Ruusi, W. Luoma, M. Hellier, R. Ikolu, K. Kontio, J. DeLongc-hamp, D. Marrng Row IVfMr. Koski, D. Pellow, D. Sarvello, J. Marrae, J. Anderson, Mr. Hammar. BASEBALL L. to R.: Row I-K. Maki, D. Palomaki, D. Corkin, D. Ruohomaki, R. Wills, D. Trudell. Row II -- D, King, J. Tasson, J. Westwater, R. Kostamo, W. Richards, P. Mdsale, D. Moffatt. Row III-C. Hosking, G. Johnson, Mr. Fairbanks, G. Bess, J. Reidy, J. Gelmi. 73 TRACK ISHPEMING 58114 - NEGAUNEE 50314 April 30 The 1957 track team, coached by Mr. Koski and Mr. Hammar, started the season with a dual meet with Negaunee. Because of a late spring both teams were not in top condition. The Hematites edged out the Miners by a score of 58114 to 50314. I K 1 0. 5 I -Q GREAT LAKES 'CONFERENCE MEET May 4 On May 4th the Blue and Whites travelled to Manistique to participate in the annual Great Lakes Conference meet. Bob Wills se-t a new record in the broad jump with a jump ot 20' 33137. A strong Soo team placed iirst in the meet, and the Hematites, with 24112 points, took titth place. ISHPEMING 57113 - NEGAUNEE 51213 May 7 In the' second dual meet of the year against Negaunee, and held at the Negaunee Athletic Field, the Hematites edged out the Miners to the tune of a 6113 point lead. Bob Wills made a clean sweep of his trio of specialtiesg the broad jump, high and low hurdles, plus run- ning on the victorious Ishpeming 880 yard re- lay team. REGIONAL TRACK MEET May ll In the regional meet held in Marquette, lsh- peming came in third behind a high-flying Copper Kings team from Calumet, which piled up 58112 points, The lshpeming Hematites got 32 points. Six members of the team qualified for the U. P. Finals. Roger LaFreniere took second in the pole vault with a vault of l0' 8 . I 957 U. P. FINALS IN HOUGH'llON May 18 On Saturday, May 18, the U. P. Finals were held on the Michigan Tech track at Houghton. It was a cold, windy day, and the runners had to brace themselves against a strong wind. Six boys from the Hematite squad made the trip: Bob Wills, Roger LaFreniere, William Parvia- inen, john Carter, john l..aPointe and David Schultz. The Hematite delegation placed 4th in a total field of l5 schools, with 201112 points. The 880 Relay team and Roger LaFreniere, who participated in the pole vauilt, won medals. Bob Wills placed first in the 100 yard dash, 180 low hurdles, and second in the broad jump. FRESHMAN-S-OPHOMORE TRIANGULAR MEET ln this meet, held at Marquette, Ishpeming took second place with 48112 points. COUNTY CLASS B MEET May 24 This meet was post-poned a week because of bad weather, and was finally he'd at lsh- peming. Bob Wills set a new county record on the low hurdles with a time of 21.19, Mar- quette won the meet with 69 pointsg lshpem- ing had 41 and Negaunee had 27. Q15 Z A-Kg , 'i MEMORIAL DAY RELAYS May 30 On May 30, the annual Memorial Day Re- lays were held at Marquette. A determined Hematite team placed third in the last meet of the season. The margin was very small among the first three teams: Marquette p'ac- ing first with 33 points, Soo, second with 32 pointsg and Ishpeming, third with 31112 points. The 4'40-relay team set a new record with a time of 45.8 seconds. BESIT MARKS OIF EVENTS FOR 1957 120 High Hurdles Bob Wills ........................,....,..,,,...... ......... 1 6.2 sec. Medley Relay ......... ....... P arviainen, Carter, Wills, Giguere ......... 2:44.6 sec 100 yd. Dash .......... ........ B ob Wills, Carter ...v...................... .......... 1 0.4 Mile Run .............. D. Holmgren .,......,..,. .......,,, 5 :25.3 440 ..........................,..... ...v,.. I . LaPoir1te ......... .......,., 5 7.5 180 Low Hurdles ..,.,.,,,,. ,,,,..,. B ob Wills ........ ,.,,,..,.. 2 0.8 220 Yd. Dash .......... I. Carter ...... .,...,.,,. 2 4.2 880 Yd. Run' ........ I. Decaire .....,..........,..................................... 2:16.4 880 Yd. Relay... Carter, D. Schultz, Wills, Parviainen ....... l:38.2 Shot Put ............... ........ C . Kontio .........................,.............,............... 40' 10 P016 Vault ........ .,...... R . Lalrreniere ........ ........... l 0' 8 Broad Iump ......... Bob Wills ....... .......... 2 O' 3-3187 High Iurnp ....,...... ........ W . Luoma .......... .......,.. 5 ' 3 BASEBALL SPRING '57 Ishpeming ......... 1 Marquette lshpeming ......... 6 Marquette lshpeming ......... 7 Negaunee ...., ...... . ..0 lshpe-ming ......... 2 Negaunee .. .... Ishpeming ......... 5 Gwinn ........ ...... . ..3 lshpeming ......... 0 Escanaba .................... ...... , ..l lshpeming ......... 8 Marquette Baraga ........ ...... . H6 N I N I '51-Q Q GOLF The following boys represented Ishpeming High School in golf: Richard Lehto, Robert Kallatsa, Robin Gronvall, and Gene Iose. Ishpeming placed sixth in the high school golf tournament held at Esconaba. Richard Lehto with a score of 91 lead the lshpeming team. I 75 Emmw Lum xx AX 'KA' X Q5 af 'Q V Q f Nl SENIOR CLASS PLAY L. to R.: II, Schmvltz. R. Anttilu, C. Bic-tila, J. Michels, E. Bostrom. P. Marketty, Mr. Renz, C. Weiland, R. Ikolu, K. Berg, G. Grzlnluncl, R. Ashley, C, Le1Sage, P. Blcwott, J. Nicholas, M. Bolsness, K. Keppler, M. Sundbvrzl, G, Knight. SENIOR FLASS PLAY I.. to R.: G, Gmnlumi, K. Ashloy, C. Le-Sage. J. We-iland. P. Markextty, K. Berg. R. Ikola, P. Blewe-tt, J. Nicholas, J. Tohit-, M. Rolsnf-ss, K. Kvpplvr. M. Sl1l lflhf'l',L', G. Knight. ,Q SENIOR CLASS PLAY l.. to R.: C. l.eSagc-, K. Blwg, P. Mzxrkeltty, J. Wt-iluncl. M. Bolsness, R. Ashlvy, Nl. Sundberg, G. Knight, J. Tobin-. G. Granlund. J. Nicholas. R. lkola. P. Blewett, K. Keppler. 78 SENIOR CLASS PLAY The seniors, under the excellent direction of Mr. Renz, presented their class play on Novem- ber 8, l957. The play, A Full House, was a three-act light comedy written by Fred lack- son. Ned Pembroke, a young felow desperately in love with Daphne Charters, sends his lawyer friend, George Howell, on a trip to recover the love letters he has written to Vera Vernon, a showgirl. On this trip Howell is involved in a train wreck and accidentally exchanges grips with a burglar, Nicholas King. While Howell is away, his wife Ottily re- ceives visitors from Yonkers: Miss Winnecker, her aunt, and her sister Daphne. Parks, the English butler, informs them of the Boston robbery in which Mrs. Pernbroke's ruby neckf lace was stolen. The plot becomes more involved when the appearance of the stolen jewels in the young 1awyer's grip brings the police force on the scene. The situation becomes quite humorous as everyone is permitted to enter the apart- ment, but no one is allowed to leave. Soon there is a full house. Mrs. Fleming, the owner of the apartment, is outraged at the presence of the police force and threatens to turn George and Ottily out of the apartment. The burglar, cleverly disguised as a de- tective, manages to obtain the thousand- dollar reward by returning the jewels which he himself had really stolen, and then makes a very graceful exit. All this time, Susie, the half-witted maid who don't know nothing, really knows some- thing. She and Parks, the ever-present Eng- lish butler, are an excellent pair in helplng to accentuate the humor throughout the play. CAST OF CHARACTERS Parks ..,,....,,.,,..,.,.,..i.....,Y.......,.......... Roger Ashley Susie ,...,,....,,......,. ....... C onnie LeSage Ottily I-ioweli ...,..,,. ..,..,... M ary Bolsness Miss Winnecker ....... ......,........ I anet Weiland Daphne Charters .,.... .....,.. M arilyn Sundberg Nicholas King ...,... ....,......,.. P aul Blewett Ned Pembroke .,....... ...,, . .Geraid Knight George Howell ..............,,.. .,.,,.......... I ohn Tobie The Police Sergeant ........,.....,.i,.. Raymond lkola lim Mooney, a policeman .,...... Ioseph Nicholas Kearney, a policeman ..,,...,,,,. Gerald Granlund Mrs. Fleming .........,,.... ,...,. P auline Marketty Vera Vernon ..,... ., .,.,.. Karin Keppler Mrs, Pembroke ...,.. ...,, .,,.. K a thy Berg Director: Mr. Renz Rehearsal Assistants: Margaret Arcari, Carol Bietila, Karen Merrilla Construction Assistants: Verne Iensen, Iames Kauppila, Richard Lehto Lighting: Robert Anttila Make-up: Eleanor Bostrom, Sandra Mayotte, lunior Members of Drama Club Music Director: Mr, Ketola -Marilyn Sundberg CANTATA SOLOISTS L. to R.: Row IWC. Hosking, E. Ojanen, H. McCormick, D. Junal-cg Row II-fR. Hje1t,F.Ha1ler. BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Ishpeming High School Auditorium Ishpeming, Michigan Sunday, June lst. 1958 3:00 O'Clock P. M. Processional Hymn ........ Beautiful Saviour Invocation Brother Iames's Air ...... Iacob Mixed Ensemble Scripture Reading .................. I Kings 9:1-9 O Divine Redeemer ............ Gounod Baccalaureate Chorus Baccalaureate 'Sermon . ......,, .. 'The Greatest Bridge The Rev. Eskil E. Bostrom Hymn ...... ,.... ' 'Lead On, O King Eternal Benediction Recessional HISTORY - CLASS NIGHT PROGRAM Ishpeming High School Auditorium Wednesday, Iune 4, 1958 8:15 P. M. Processional ........ Hail, Beacon Lighlt President's Address .... Robert Wills The Best Things in Life Are Free .,,,,,,,,,,..,...,,........ gArI'. S?t1CkleS Together We'1l Walk ............ Elliot Senior Mixed Ensembl-e, Constance Pontlti, Accompanist Class Histiory - Statistics ...- .... Karen Benne1t't Refc'it.at'ive and Siiciliennfe ........ Amis Fuliehwan Viola Solo, Katherine Berg Accompanist, Alicia Quayle Class Giftatory - Prophecy Carolyn Maki, Paitrvicia. Maki, Claire Martinen, Elaine Ojanen, Edith Salmi, Victoria Wakkuri Silver Threads ................ Twitchin Trumpet Solo, Marian Palomaki Accompanist, Carolyn Maki Present-ation of Memorial ............ Katherine Berg Class Song ,,... .................,,..,.......,..... Words by Rloger A's'hley Recessional - Coronation March Meyerbeer COMMENCEIVIENT PROGRAM Ishpeming High School Auditorium Friday. Iune Sth. 1958 at 8:15 P. M. President ........................ Robert Wills Vice-President ............ Carolyn Maki Secretary ..,............. Dale Ruohomaki Treasurer ..................... .Patricia 'Maki Colors: Royal Blue and White Class Motto: In Ourselves Our Future Lies Flower: Apple Blossom Processional ........ Hail, Beacon Lighvt Invocation .......... ......... .. .... ...... .. . .- ...... . 'The Rev. Eskil E. Bostrom Salutatiory: The Past Ts Our Heritage .............,........ John Carter Supervisor .............................. Pryor Trombone Solo, William Trebilcock Accompanist, Alicia Quayle Oration: A Modern Defense Sys- tem!! Raymond Ikola Life Is a Lovely Thing ........ You-se Prayer of the Music Maker ...... Floe-ring Girls' Double Sexteft Valedictoryz The Fuvture Is Ours to Build ................. .John Decaire Such Lovely Things .... Arr. Silver The Blind Ploughmann .... ,.C1'arke Muixed Ensemble, Constance Ponftti, 'Accompanist Pres'en't'a'ti'on of Diplomas ......,..... Superintendent, W. C. Peterson Class Song ................... - .............. - ........... STATISTICS In the words of a well-known showman, It's getting to be that time again, for the c'ass statistician to entertain, inform, astound, and confuse you with a maze of figures. It has been said that facts are stubborn, but statistics are more pliable. With this in mind, we shall try to untangle this maze to present a picture of the graduating seniors. We are descended from fourteen nationali- ties, the leading ones of which are the Finnsh, English, French, and Swedish. This pattern has been repeated for many years. While 227 of our parents were born in the United States and 115 within the boundaries of Michigan, ll 15703, the lowest nulmber ever, are of foreign birth. These foreign countries inc'ude Finland, Italy, Sweden, Isle of Man, and England. The parents of 36 students are of the same national- ity. ln 3170 of our homes a foreign language is spoken, and 20 '70 of us, an increase over last year, can join in the conversation. Forty-six per cent of our parents have re- ceived high school diplomas, and 2270, the highest percentage ever recorded, are gradu- atcs of colleges and universities. We have been affected by the loss of one mother and twelve fathers, while four homes have ex- perienced separation and five, divorce. The number of mothers employed at this time is 3570, and this number has been sur- passed only 'by the class of 1952. ln the em- ployment of our fathers our class has the larg- est number-64 '70, working for the mining com- panies. After this study of our backgrounds, we shall now relate some facts about ourselves. We find that 77 340 of us were born in Ishpem- ing, and 557, are products of the Ishpeming Public Schools. The 119 seniors, 62 girls and 57 boys, comprise 1870 of the total high school enrollment. Twenty-two of us have traveled to and from school each day this year by bus, and we suspect that a large number besides the bus students use some means of trans- portation other than walking. As was the case last year, our average age is 18 years, but the baby of the class is 17 years, 6 months, and 8 days old. We shou'd like to wish a happy birthday to two seniors who are celebrating their l8th birthdays this week. A typical member of our class would have blue eyes and brown hair. Our average weight is 137 pounds, but the two extremes are repre- sented by the largest boy who weighs 230 pounds and the lightest girl who weighs only 90 pounds. Of the 25 seniors blessed with naturally curly hair, 17 are girls. Fifty-two members of our class wear glasses. Six seniors have perfect sets of teeth, 5 have at least one false tooth, and 4 have worn braces at one time or another. Fourteen are left-handed, and 2 are ambidextrous. Although our records of health show a similarity to other classes, the advent of the Asian flu may account for the fact that the sen- iors were absent from school a total of 544 days during the first three quarters of this year. It is fortunate that 627, fthe smallest number of any classl are enrolled in the school accident plan and that 92 '70 are covered by life insurance, for we have had our share of broken bones and operations. Ten seniors have col- lected on the school accident plan. Our 36 bone fractures include: 9 collar bones, 8 arms, 5 wrists, 4 legs, 3 fingers, 2 noses, 2 toes, 1 shoulder, l jaw, and 1 ankle. Sixty-one mem- bers of our class have had operations, includ- ing 34 tonsillectomies and 19 appendectomies. We have had the usual shots for polio, tuber- culosis, smallpox, and diptheriag and many of us have had chest X-rays. All but 4 seniors have taken part in the many school organizations and activities. One senior girl has listed 25 activities in which she participated during 4 years of high school. An- other has already spent the equivalent of 16 years in club work, and one of our athletes has had 16 years of experience in sports duir- ing his high school career. To be able to speak with ease before the public requires ex- perience. Three quarters of our members, far more than in any previous class, have had the opportunity to speak from this stage. More than half have participated in a brodcast over WIPD, and 137, have already appeared on WDMI-TV. During four years of high school, 20 boys have been members of the football team, 20 have gone out for track, ll have par- ticipated in basketball, 6 have engaged in baseball, and 2 have been members of the go'f team. , 7 'Q Evidently many of us listen to the Where to Go and What to Do program, for we have participated in a large number of activitles outside of school. We belong to DeMolay, Iob's Daughters, National Guard, Scouts, City Band, Choral Club, Hematite Rifle Club, Mac- cabees, and the Ishpeming Ski Club. A ma- jority of our class are members of 13 church groups, and 81 'Z of us regularly attend 13 dif- ferent churches. We must not fail to mention the ever-present chores at home. Eighteen have avoided them, and this includes one smart girl who is relieved of household tasks by giving up her allowance to her younger sister! Recreation plays an important part in our lives. Swimming, the pastime of the majority, is enjoyed by 97 '70 of the class, Twenty-one per cent have learned in the pool at Ishpeming High. Camping, movies, and dancing rank next in order among our interests. Our 40-odd hobbies include even such things as collecting pictures of the American Indians and studying psychiatry. Skiing is popular during the win- ter season, and 71 '70 ot the seniors have used the Winter Sports area. Only one boy has rid.- den Suicide Hill, butt 15 others have attempted the landing. We are also interested in music, since 28 '70 play the piano cmd an equal num- ber can play some other instrument. Our class can claim 2 amateur radio operators and a winter queen. We seem to be a group of travelers, for all of us have been outside of Marquette County and the Upper Peninsula, and only 2 have never left the state of Michigan. Twenty-six of us have flown in an airplane, but 19 have never ridden in a train. More than half have visited Canada, and 5 have gone to Mexico. One boy has traveled to Europe, while CITI- other has spent the greater part of his life in South America. Eighty-nine per cent of us have attended at least one school party while 53 '70 have gone to an Ishpeming Prom. All but 5 seniors have visited the Ishpeming Youth Center, and 7171, the same number as last year, have attended regularly. Over three-quarters of us go to the movies at least once a week, but 6 have no interest at all in this form of recreation. ' On the all-important question of dating, 917, of the class date, a greater nuimber than last year. Sixty-eight per cent believe in steady dating, and an equal number have practiced it. All of our interests take u's away from home an average of four nights a week, but only 7 C6705 of us, the smallest number ever, are out every night. We retire at approximately 10:00 P, M. on week nights and awaken about 7:00 A. M. on week days. Of course, this does not account for our weekends! Only 427, of our class hold part-time jobs. With the exception of the year 1949, this is the lowest number to hold jobs in 20 years. Our average wage is 80C an hour, Zc less than the alltime high of last year. Fifty-two graduates have had experience clerking, and one-half the class have delivered papers. We are as thirfty as the 1957 graduates, be- cause 52 70 again have savings accounts, while 30 70 have 'Christmas Clubs and 52 70 own gov- ernment bonds. ln contrast, our weekly ex- penditures vary from nothing to Sl5, with the average per week being 52.46. Gurs is also a class of many material pos- sessions. We own a total of 351 radios for an average of three to a home. One hundred thirteen families have at least one television set, and we seniors spend about 2174 hours a day watching television. Eighty per cent of our parents own their homes, and 43 70 have camps, double the number 20 years ago. All but 3 families have at least one car, and 8570 of us have to argue with our 145 brothers and 163 sisters about who can have the family car. Of the 110 C92 705 licensed drivers in our class, 76 C647,5 have learned through the IHS Driver Training course. Twenty-four of urs own our own cars, and 3 have jeeps. We can a'so claim ownership to 68 bicycles and 8 motorboats. Eighty-three different magazines and news- papers are found in our homes. We take care of our 63 pets, and one girl claims that the only pets in her family are hor three baby sis- ters! In the year 1944 more than half of the class graduated from the Science Course, the high- est number ever. ln 1949 this number dropped sharply to 2271. Apparently the emphasis be- ing placed on missiles and satellites has be- gun to show some effect, because this year 47, or 407, of the seniors are graduating from the Science Course. Twenty-three of us are majors in Business Education, 17 are graduating from the General Course, 14 chose the History and Social 'Science Course, 13 are specializing in Industrial Arts, and 5 graduates from the Home Economics Course complete the list. Looking to the future, we find that almost three-fourths of the class plan to cont nue their edu-cation beyond high school. Twenty years ago about one-third of the seniors had decid- ed on a definite vocation, while this year one- half have chosen their vocations. Teaching, engineering, and clerical work are the first, second, and third choices. Thirty-one senior boys are planning to enlist in the Armed Forces, and almost half have chosen the Navy. lThe time for statistics is over, but ahead of us 'lie many years for continuing our efforts so that we can realize the dreams of these early years and fulfill the promises we have made to ourselves and the world. -Karen Bennelt GIFTATORY - PROPHECY INTRODUCTION We were sprouts to school just startin' Back in days of kindergarten. But gradually, of course, we grew And lots and lots of facts we knew. Until today behold - you see The finished product - Our Class Tree. Now to tell our future field A gift to each our trees will yield. uk ir 'A' To Douiglas Anderson, sailor, this bar of ivory soap to keep him afloat if his ship sinks. Frances Anderson, secretary, can use this tiny glove for her shorthand. If Martha Anderson, nurse, has to patch up the doctor's mistakes, she will find that this needle and thread are very handy. To Robert Anttila, state policeman, we give this mousetrap to help him catch Zorro if he comes to Michigan. To Margaret Arcari, elementary teacher, this car to help her drive homo the facts. This ruler will help our speech therapist, ludith Armatti, to straighten those twisted ton- gues. To Iulie Arneth, high school English teach- er, this ladder so that Shakespeare will ne-ver be beyond her students' reach. A noose to Roger Ashley, lawyer, so he can hang his diploma in his office. To Verl Asmund,.metallurgical engineer, a protractor so he .can figure all the angles.. Secretary Pautline Austinfcan use this ma- chine oil to keep her fingers limber for typing. 'Fo receptionist, Iulie Belaire, we give this box of matches so she can always give clients a warm reception. Since an apple a day keeps the doctor away we give this apple to Ianet Bengry, nurse, to protect her from those fresh young doctors. To Karen Bennett, private secretary, these green glasses so she won't see red when t'he boss roars, Miss Bennett! Will you please come here! Kindergarten teacher Kathy Berg will find this rope useful in keeping one jump ahead of her little charges. 'This gilded yardstick will remind elementary teacher Carol Bietila to use the golden rule when she marks report cards. This package of life savers to aeronautical engineer Paul Blewett to make him more com- fortable when he has to fly in a plane of his own design. To Mary Bolsness, airline hostess, this smlie so she can look cheerful after a long day in the air. Earmuffs to children's nurse, Eleanor Bos- trom. S'he'll need them! 'To Ioseph Bussone, a machine operator in a factory, this Iergens lotion to keep the gears running smoothly. Robert Carlson, sailor, can unlock Davy Iones' locker with this key. To Iohn Carter, electrical engineer, this grapefrui-t for a good supply of juice. This helmet to. Grant Cliff, chemical en- gineer, so he wont blow his top. To Iill Corlett, English teacher, this 'Rithme- tic, 'cause we know she's got 'Readin' and 'Ritin'. Iohn Decaire, mechanical engineer, can use these pecans 'cause every machine has a nwt that keeps it running. To Orville Dishno, state trooper, this photo of Marilyn !Monroe, because every trooper can use a siren. This dye to science teacher, Robert Dobson, to keep his lessons colorful. Eve Engelhard, history teacher, can use this shovel to unearth the facts. Nurse, Nancy Flannery, will need this flash- light to locate the alimentary canal. Iudy Franson, medical secretary, can use this knife to cut out any painful words. To sailor, Glenn Garrett, these glasses so he will be sea-worthy . Richard Giotto, industrial arts teacher, will leave his mark like Zorro with this. This insecticide to biology teacher, Gerald Granlund, so he'll never be bugs about his work. To Iohn Harrington, lawyer, these letters, D.A. in case he gets to be Mr. District At- torney . George Harvala, heating business, can use this wrench to tum on the steam. Mechanical engineer, Fred Hibernig, will use this compass to find his bearings. To Marvin Hill, Navy, this Toni kit so he'll know how to handle waves. To history teacher, Ray Hjelt, this mask in case he needs a new map. To Edmund Holmgren, bookkeeper, a magni- fying glass to bring out those figures. These cards to sailor Iames Honkala, in case he needs an extra deck. To electrical engineer, Ray Ikola, this bat- tery, because he'll get a charge out of it. Betty Iarvela, airline reservationist, may need this package of dates so that she will never give a customer the wrong date. Verne Iensen, surveyor, may need this package of pins to get straight to the point. Iohn Iohnson, metallurgical engineer, this iron ftoy ironl so that he will never be out of a job. 4 To Iudith Iohnson, hairdresser, we give this Pepto Bismol to 'make ,sure her customers agree with her. K Robert Kallatsa, coast guard, may use this balloon in blowing up the enemy. To Iames Kauppila, mechanic, we give this wrench to do away with any monkey busi- ness . To Karin Keppler, teacher, these scissors to keep her classes from getting dull. Paul Kindstrand, our sailor, may need these swabs in giving those decks that personal touch. This bottle of Murine to Duane King, our Marine, so he can always see his way home from faraway places. This chair we give to Myrtle Klippel, secre- tary, to make sure she stays off the Boss's knee. To Gerald Knight, art teacher, blinds so he can shade the right spots. Donna Korpi, airline receptionist, may use this Plaster of Paris so she will always make a good impression. Ronald Kostamo, a construction engineer, needs these suspenders to help keep his bridges up. Iames Lahnanen, pilot, this money tplayl to keep him out of the air pockets. To Charles Larson, math teacher, this iron glove to keep his studen-ts from getting out of hand. Iohn Laver, civil engineer, may need this love tonic to keep his highways from break- ing up . - To Richard Lehto, draftsman, this package of kleenex in case he gets caught in a draft. Constance LeSage, nurse, may n-eed these bandages in order to keep her wrapped up in her work. Marilyn LeSage, practical nurse, this hay to quiet her patients' nightmares. We give this big stick to Keith Locke, pilot, to ufse on those Rough Rides . Carolyn Maki, history teacher, can use this aluminum foil to keep her dates fresh. To Pat Maki, secretary, we give these ballet slippers so she can stay on her toes. William Mankee, Navy man, can use this belt to encircle the world. This sandpaper will smooth out the flights for stewardess, Pat Manley. We hope lab technician, Marcia Marietta, will be the first to send a rocket to the moon with this rocket fuel formula. Keeping track of her pupils won't be such a hard job' for elementary teacher, Pauline Mar- ketty, if she uses these glasses. lean Marra, high school math teacher, can keep her temper in this box. To iClaire Martinen, artist, a light bulb for some bright ideas. The patients of Marilyn Mattson, practical nurse, can spring back to health with this fspringj. Sandy Mayotte, housewife, can make her home run with this bat. T'he ups and downs of life won't be so hard for social worker, Helen McCormick, to smooth out if she uses this file. Psychiatrist, Karen Merrilla, can use this glue to mend split personalities. Katherine Mullins, store clerk, will never lack change with this Cdiaperl. 'With this Sl,UUU,UOO bill, Paula Nault will surely be the airline hostess with the mostes'. Sailor Ioseph Nicholas can use this Vitalis for those ruffled waves. Navy man Richard Nicholas can see the world with this telescope. Ed Niemi, business executive, can keep his expenses from getting out of hand with this ball and chain. For inspiration we give this cover from lohn Voelker's book to novelist Elaine Ojanen. This spade can help Michael O'Neill, state policeman, dig up the facts. Marian Palomaki, musician, can always beat the time with these running shoes. To Iohn Pascoe, mechanic, ag sprinkler in case his carwash fails. We give these roller skates to Roy Pennala, office worker, to enable him to keep up with his work. To Rosemary Pepin, cosmetologist, this eraser to rub out those telltale wrinkles of her clientel. This Zest to Pauline Poirier, office worker, to rid her of those Monday Blues. To Rosemary Portale, housewife, a can of Alspice to keep her marriage spicy. To medical secretary, Alicia Quayle, a foot- ball helmet to help her tackle those medical terms. This balloon to Iohn Robinson, mechanic, in case he runs out of innertubes. To Dale Ruohomaki, mechanical engineer, this bow and arrow in case the Injuns cause trouble. To Richard Ruusi, aeronautical engineer, a hatchet, to break the sound barrier. To sailor, Paul Saari, a compass to enable him to find the ship after liberty. To Alice St. Andre, advertising secretary, a can of punch to keep the impact in her ads. Home economics teacher, Edith Salmi, can keep her cakes from falling with these arch supports. Mechanical engineer, Frank Salvador, a can of insecticide to kill the bugs in his inventions. To Keith Schultz, marine, this sponge to insure a soft landing.. To Edward Seem, mortician, this book to read in case business is dead. These springs to Irene Seppi, payroll worker, so she'll always be on her toes. We give this sugar to music teacher, Bon- nie Servant, to keep her band from going sour. To Margaret Shimmin, missionary, these everready batteries so the natives will al- ways see the light. To Kathryn Smith, beautician, this jet so she'll be able to keep up to the latest styles. Secretary, Mary Sullivan, this cheer , so she'll always greet the clients with a smile. This oil will prevent the vocal cords of Marilyn Sundberg, speech therapist, from get- ting rusty. A crystal ball to Robert Sundblad, business executive, for foresight which may save him a great deal of money. To Iill Superko, secondary teacher, these coins for some good common sense lcentsl. When Iames Tasson enlists in the Air Force, he can use this bottle of solution to solve all his flying problems. This polish will be ulseful to Nancy Tasson, beautician, in giving her patrons the shiney hair they want. For Kay Thibodeau, teacher, this ruler to measure her patience. These pins to hold Carole Tinkharn, history teacher, to the facts. Thomas Tippett, metallurgical engineer, may need this measure to find the shortest distance between two points. This sprinkler to Iulie Tisch, biology teach- er, so that her lectures will never be dry. This eye will help Iohn Tobie, psychiatrist, probe deep into the minds of his patients. A net fhair netj to William Trebilcock, en- gineer, for catching those all important figures. A sponge for Carol Trewartha, elementary teacher, to help her students absorb the facts. With this sandpaper, medical secretary Phyllis Tulkki, can keep her office running smoothly. For Grace Voelker, social worker, this fan for cool judgment in some difficult case. We give Victoria Wakkuri, lab technician, a cage to lock up her delinquent germs. Charles Waters, carpenter, can use this starch to keep his creations standing. With this rake, lanet Weiland, surgical nurse, can do a clean job. For Lynn Williams, medical secretary, this duck call, to alert her to quacks . To Robert Wills, physical education teacher, these penclls to work out his exercises. 'Ir 'A' 'A' CONCLUSION Now that the tree has borne its fruit, We're afraid we have to scoot. Our tree will never cease to grow The future lies with us, you know. So take your gifts, may each one be A symbol of your destiny. ., ..,.. W ...Er STUDENT COUNCIL SENIORS AT THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL L. to R.: Row If-C. Tinkham, R. Kiaillatsa, P. Kindstrand, K. Bennett, J. Laver, R. Sundhladg Row Il -f -W. Trebilcock, K. Merrilla, M. Marietta, R. Ashley, C. Maki, Row III-P. Maki, E. Ojanen, J. Tobie, M. Sund- bevrg, C. Martinen, R. Hjelt, Mrs. Darbyg Row IV-C. LeSage, R. Ikolo., A. Quayle, R. Wills, J. Carter. SENIORS AT THE CENTRAL SCHOOL L. tu R.: Row I fJ. Laver, C. Bietila, N. Flannery, J. Brown, E. Engelhard, K. Merrillag Row Il R. Koski, R. MvWil1iums, J. Erickson, E. Seem, V. Jensen, G. Knight, Row IIIWAR. Ashley, P. Blewetlt, J. Nirva, M. Sundberg, P. Romsted, C. Hildebrand. 87 F . ,,....., 'K 2 43?-wi ' f was an' 'ffm Sm ,ww ' 's f' We KM 5 'f V L M s sl 'frail ,ag 'H M 4 v fy YV 5? I is .iff ggi' Pfw 95 Cvraz wr J Jax-nv' C! gekfuay F7 M4 .. N Q? ff .. !:?f0z. asv F1540 '7?ew2 JV0YfgfV fY Svsnlvw JO-ANNG 106667 A4-mvcy, Gears J N5 ' Mnegnesr U Canons -s. z.yfwv-v Qecvfy Genes 4- ff'f4 '?' JOHN ,, 88 'fi C'0NfWG f7!6l.6'lV -A114214 wv-Jgnucn Ja ,ny if J' Juo y 1-' Affrl? IN 'v Cbfvnr If -v .JH NEI P f37A.P6Aeer 5, ,- C 0- 2 Nc. 'FQ' f M. ' - Ziff :. X 1.5 xjgm EJ 64 -7' 1, -fvsr fofezsfvwlva KA ,PIN , M! Bae -- Ckzvozff, PNYCCIS J, ii QQ X XX X X X Z QNX R X gxggfifjfgw' Iunior Prom 1957 90 X W Iunior Prom-1957 JA Iunior Prom-1957 91 Iunior Prom-1957 I unior Prom-1957 92 JOHN 7I Gufss W00 f 3171! f Af 5 le 90 f0f' - JAMe.rL. Madame- Sfmnolvd. an? ' Q, monsleur - DAVID J N 9? 'ig as ' 5 frxf. is' A 3 Q A A ,ww ' UEZJY Ng? 5' Ao angel 2 Mer: 411: if fznfddajy 71-gelyaaj Xia 93 A44R6'N 8 Plym, 4' .1171 14 L Doa? be .rdf Con :Og 4 . sf! 3 Pep Meeting Pep Meeting Sophomores Freshmen Pep Meeting Pep Meeting Iuniors Seniors Rah! Rah! Rah! Hematites!! 94 SENIORS AT CLEVELAND SCHOOL L. to R.: Row I-M, Marietta, J. Kivisto, C. Maki, P. Austin, M. Mattson, Row II-V-D. Anderson, M. Klippel, L. Bcsola. E. Ojanen, R. Nicholas, P. Patron. ,..---.qr- F,...,...-W SENIORS AT THE RIDGE ST. SCHOOL L. to R.: Row I-AP. Kindstrand, J. Laver, R. Sund- hlad, R. Ashley, K. Merrilla, M. Mattson, K. Bennett, Row II AP. Maki. C. Maki, D. Anderson, R. Nicholas, M. Marietta, W. Trehilcoc'kg Row III -- E. Ojanen, L. Besola. A. Quayle, M. Sundbergg Row IV-C. Mar- tinen, R. VVills. R. Ikola, M. Holmgren, J. Talliier. ,,-- -----. . '-si NW. . x - .Freshman-Sophomore Party SENIORS IN CLASS fwith gllesti-nl First Row-AP. Tulkki, J. Armatti. J. Corletl, D. Trcbilcoek, W. Trchilvoc-k, C. LeSiage. A. Koskela. J. Superkog Second Row -- P. Kemp, M. Bolsnvss, T. Tippett, R. Sundbliad, C. Larson, R. Kallatsa, G. Granlundg Third Row--J. Carttor, K. Bennett, K. Berg, M. Arcari, R. Hjelt, J. Weiland. SENIORS AT HIGH STREET SCHOOL L. to R.: Row I W- M. Bolsness, B. Palmer, K. Keppler, S. Hintsala, K. Berg, Row Ile-P. Kemp, R. Carlson, P. Werther, F. Anderson, B. Windsand, G. Granlund, R. Anttilag Row III- -R. Kallatsa, P. Tulk- ki, J. Franson, W. Trebilcock. F. Salvador, R. Lchto, J. Corlettg Row IV-fR. Hjelt, C. Larson, K. Roberts, E. Swanson, C. Waters, M. Anderson, Row V V- B. Swanson, T. 'T'ippetit, J. Carter, J. Wetland, J. Super- lza, A. Koskela. -Freshman-Sophomore Party QV Thomas Pfaymafe Crap Z 1,55 Fdaflfle Paula? Parljffj 6 enfr-al School- 4 In ,5'c4ool '42 108060 fLf9f2l7 4'VA4Gff0f9x 96 MQ,-Pzc-nic uD'ck in af T' i 1 3 X 3 1 F 'ff'f'e's, f'ff 0'X. Sandra 04 fQp Q'- Jill.. J, Franc as 19, D .Secee-rs Hub I 'REQ' ,. ..:- 45 S Carofe 7Q 5271: VCC. J 'F 79f4AS,f -2 -Sv xi, N ' ix 1 ' 'f?2' t . s.. Glenn 6. Wm flvdhff . f Go oo Cartes- S iff. A,., fwery A pw 'A + 16535 Norman -A f 07aryB, Lee I3 .?f94'r'e'.S' 60004 N ., 97 SENIOR SOLOISTS L. to R.: Row I-K. Berg, M. Palomakig Row II-HR. Ikola, W. Trebilcock. 5 I I 2 SENIOR BAND AND ORCHESTRA MHNIBERS L. to R.: ROW I---R. Ashley, M. Sundberg, K. Berg, M. Shimmin, C. Maki. E. Ojzmeng Row II- J. Weilzmd M. Palomakwi, J. Marx-a, M. Hill, J. Franson, P. Maki, E. Salmig Row III-A. Quayle, R. Ikola, W. Trebilcock, 98 STRING QUARTET L. to R.: Row I--VE. Ojuneng Row II-C. Maki, K. Berg: Row III-M. Sundberg CLARINET TR-IO L. to R.:--C. Tenhunen, R. Ikolwa, S. Peterson 99 M ll 15 M Biology Biology 100 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL L. mo R.: Row If--D. Bess, K. Swanson, D. Laitinen, B. Carlson, B. Muntyla, R. Carlson, Rxow II-ND. Mitchell, A Hebert, K. King, D. Reed, W. Kunnuri, A. Tasson, M. Pontti, Mr. Hammar. CHRISTMAS PLAY CAST L. to R.: Row I-M. Brandt, J. Michels, M. Mc-Ginnis, J. Piirtog Row II-C. Nault, M. llellier, S. Peterson. 101 Edmund Holmgren arranged the saws Karen Bennett helped Mrs. lvesley at the Western Auto Associate Store dur- Kipling select a lovely robe at the Pen- ing a lull period. ney Store. . nl, V 4 N3 'E E 5 4 X2 ' ,,..- a : :sk Patricia Maki, student clerk at J'ohnson's Drugs, ex- Pauline Marketty arranged a displav of the latest plained her product to Mr. Charles Rastello. winter hats at Mel's Shoppe. Myrtle Klippel took down a little girl's Roy Pennala gave his assistance in thi suitcase for two Negaunee customers, Boys' Departmi-nt at P4-nney's. Here u Mrs. Oscar Johnson and lllrs. Paul Ollila, snow suit was held in front of little at Gilmore's Gift Shop. Robert Fisher by his mother. 102 V ' f G ? DRNWA 53 5 QQJ X QE N gh X Q QM K ' 11Z9?fLZ 70, ,- mu E Q? f Q- Pal ff X, a x A , I il ix , P fm l 1 .K 5 ld' CLUB V? T M4f'l , fNwi2,FgJ:22! 1 iv a n E Q K 75x Q K kffv I 'N 'Y 5 Wfm , W K N - 9 w, SX .L fs- is .Lg J JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL L. lto R.: Row I---R. Richards. J. Kelly, M. Chapman, R. Truckey, D. Leelce, R. Bultlerg Row II-B. Mluntyla, P. Vogeler, D. Coskie, B. Viall, A. Oien, A. Miltchellg Row III-L. Jossens, J. Valentli, K. Swanson, F. Manly, J. Sar- vello, M. Ribotto, J. Koivulag Row IV-J. Engelhard, T. Pasich, R. Ryan, D. Newman, W. Larson, R. Carlson, J. Jensen, J. Longltine. Y ,...---- JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL L. to R.: Row I-eD. Bess, LM. Pontti, D. Laitinen, B. Carlson, R. Peterson: 'Row II-R. Neff, L. Weullton, B. Mzrrketty, R. Poirier, A. Tassong Row III-A. Hebert, T. Quayle, C. Helhier, K. Oja, D. Reed, W. Kunnarig Row IV-W W. Poirier, J. Blewett, R. Argall, M. Tremethick, D. Mitchell, K. King, Mr. Hammar. 104 xxx., ,. General Science we -X-- - cwkh., General Science 1 05 L e f , -p if Biology -all Biology 105 L. mm: La 1389 Tl l0,.R2! .going M005 mum... ww 25-97. ZBOGL M30.98j 32,0?5f,h ,45wq -Tu ua G6 As 69.721 A msn, sew. orfii 5114-75. . izmsq Ac 227.05 1 xg rw N 257 2 ..,. 1 74 91. I Chemistry zsmng Chemistry 1 O7 Physics , 4 2 Q T f s is .P . .- 1 Riffs! -my-fw.fa,Q., , M, V fur-...-. R , +3 As Physics 108 CHEERLEADERS L. to H.: Row I-V-QC. Sarvello, D. Denofre, R. LaiFreniere, A. Sarvelloxg Row II-f-K. Gelmi, S. Gmfccuu, E. Ojuncn J. Ruclm-ss, M. McGinnis. Allied Youth Recreational Meeting 109 Ain, COMMERCIAL CLUB BANQUET May 20, 1957 Speakers' Table kms' COMMERCIAL 'CLUB BANQUET May 20, 1957 110 fXUVERTl5INE MM -XXV -It-11 xx 59 -I A 'fi A if? W h ' x - fa K BQ ij 5, '3 1' 4 xy Q ' G .qyq uk M A ff 5 X xx F xg 4 xg? ,I 'KA xnxx M122 'H H x ' 'I Wg! I ff 'f M W Q 4 A ,A My J W f u 5W 1q' ff VII 1x!lfE4S 1 f .1 H wr M xx yt WTI 4' 2 X W H12 yx 2 I af -li? 2 v 1, M -1-,fx ' fm 1 MH ww w -'02 5 6 brf ' 1 k g M -1 wh -EQ N ...JK My? N fix ff kN OQXK A 'K mug 'ffs ff? Ax L 1 D -'V . L- g f X xx 4532? - 1 if L 4' x ,. xy , QM M wg? E Q M A 5 Q 'X lil N 'A- ' Xu L X P 1- , ? 1 W N wcfiw ' 'FHM V I E! fx R, xl 5 X - 3 XX X C Q f ,X A 3 -.- -+2 xx . l.--,-x-7- .4. qs g-Jfm Hnnko.Ko. -N W wig N 112 X r-:NX -'.,..., 5 ix f . .... . ,gg p W: NN l f 45 If , N f' , f f xg' if X F X ,V Nwfzk' 1 3 - fl K 5 f ff Y K 2? 51 Qx ? X , 1 0 5- -i KX ' xx lf P qx sg fc' X f if - X ff ...g 6 12--ff if I pu-.man Republic Mine We Salufe 'rhe Class of I958 EQ THE CLEVELAND-CLIFFS IRON COMPANY 113 as em. jQ,,pwfnfe4c die NORTHERN DAIRY COMPANY Nor+hern Dairy Ice Cream Homo-D Milk 408 E. Ely S+. Phone HUdson 6-4494 Ishpeming COMPLIMENTS OF The I-I. W. Gossard Compan ISHPEMING. MICHIGAN SALES OFFICES Chicago AIIan+a Dallas New York San Francisco 114 LIGHT FOR FREEDOM - POWER FOR PROGRESS Today all of us know the ease and comfort that Reddy Kilowatt, our Electric Servant, brings to every home in this age of Electrical Living! Tomorrow holds an even greater promise of new miracles through electricity. Reddy will serve in ways un- greamorl, og noyfi to bring new comfort, new leisure to mencab ami es. UPPER PENINSULA POWER COMPANY' Myrtle lilippvl and, Kay 'Smith Complimenis of G'OLDIE'S SMARTWEAR 2I2 Cleveland Ave. lshpeming E. A. JOHNSON, INC. 20I N. Firsl S+. Phone HUdson 6-997I lshpeming, Michigan The irend ioday is io I. G. A. KEMPS CASH GROVCERY Your Neighborhood Siore E i JoAnn Werner and liay Murtinen DUBINSKY'S Ladies Ready io Wear and Millinery Tots-Teens N-B-Tweens 204 S. Main St. Phone HUdson 6-4551 Ishpeming GROCERIES 70l N. Third S+. lshpeming, Mich. GRADUATION PCRTRAITS you will be proud fo give ' HOMBURG STUDIO Main and Euclid S+reei's HU 6-678l GUSTAFS'ON'S SIXTH STREET MARKET 507 N. Six'Ih S'I'reeI' Phone HUdson 6-4450 Ishpeming +0 The Class Cf MICHIGAN GIASIAND ELECTRIC COMPANY I I0 Bank S+. Phone HU 6-9969 Ishpeming . ISHPEMING BROADCASTING COMPANY Sfafion WJPD Jenks Block Phone HUdson 6-9937 HQERCULES POWDER 'shpeming COMPANY CONGR.AT'ULA.TIONS To The Class of I958 'A' RELIABLE CLOTHING STORE For Men and Boys STaff and FacuI+y I06 S. MaIn S'I'ree'I' Phone HUdson 6-434l Ishpeming School Ishpemlng DOHN-RENE GIFTS Complimenfs of I I4 Cleveland Ave. Phone HUdson 6-862I JAMES E' FLAA-'INSURANCE , 30I YN. MaIn Sfreei' IshpemIng Ishpeming Phone HUdson 6-854l MIKE'S TEXACO SERVICE JOSEPHS MARKET Cor. Fronl' and Pine Sis. Phone HU 6-9I44 40' Clevelanicggning' h::'cci3gai:Udson 6482! Ishpeming We Trim The bone noi The cusfomer HEBBARD NASH SALES GLOBE PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLY ALFRED ST. AMOUR, PI'0p. 208 N. Foudh S+. Phone Hudson 6-457' 200-202 W. Division SI. Phone HU 6-495l Ishpeming Ishpeming Bl-0CH'S MEN'S STORE Ruusl sl VIVIAN OIL Co. For Men Formerly Kahn's 200 S. Main S+. Phone HU 6-473' 309 Greenwood S+. Phone HUdson 6-626I Ishpeming, Michigan Ishpeming RIOSS'S SERVICE STATION SUPERIOR CLEANERS Greenwood S+. Phone HUdson 6-875I U. S. 4l Phone HU 6-699I or HU 6-4949 Ishpeming, Michigan Ishpeming, Michigan BANNON CLEANERS ISHPEMING LUMBER COMPANY Cleveland Ave. Phone HUdson 6-62II S. Pine ST. Phone HUdson 6-8I4I Ishpeming, Michigan Ishpeming THE GREAT ATLANTIC AIND Complimenfs of PACIFIC TEA COMPANY ISHPEMING THEATER - BUTLER THEATER 2I6 Cleveland Ave. Phone HUdson 6-9I25 Cleveland Aye. Main S+. Ishpeming, Michigan Phone HU 6-934I Ishpeming 116 9 mi isis S Fo. Ii' Ay. ,DK A. LINDBERG 81 SONS. INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Phone HUdson..6-4459 lshpeming, Michigan '01 we 'QZP , ,,..,-,...... 117 x K , H. W. EI.SON'S BOTTLING WORKS - Manufacfurer and Dealer '- HIGHEST QUALITY CARBONATED BEVERAGES Ishpeming Marque+I'e Qualify Producfs and Friendly Service are Yours al' SECOR - HEATING AND PLUMBING Greenwood Localion Phone HUdson 5-5086 JOHNSON'S SPORT SHOP 305 Cleveland Ave. Phone HUdson 6-664I Ishpeming ANDRIACCHI MAGNETO COMPANY 32I Wes+ Division SI. Ishpeming Phone HU 6-948I Diesel Fuel Iniec+ion Service THERESA'S BEAUTY SHOP Miracle Cenler Phone HU 6-868I Since I88I RECORD PRINTSHOP AII kinds of Prinfing Wedding Invi+aI'ions a Specially SPEAR AIND SONS, INC. Fron+ S+ree+ Phone HU 6-9974 Ishpeming, Michigan BUILDING SUPPLIES VIALL INSURANCE SERVICE Why Tarry? Insure wilh Larry! Phone HUdson 6-86II Ishpeming, Michigan Complimenls of 0.K. AUTO PARTS, INC. Cor. Main 8: Division S'I'ree+s Ishpeming, Michigan Phone HUdson 6-448I HENRY VOGELER AND COMPANY Manufac+urer of Oualily Sausages 3I7 E. Bank S+. Phone HUdson 6-987I Ishpeming, Michigan BREWER'S SERVICE STATION U. S. 4I Phone HUdson 6-4I I I Ishpeming, Michigan SMART SHOP--SMART BEAUTY SHOP M1NER5' NANQNAL AGENCY 2l7 Cleveland Ave. Phone HUdson 6-672I 106 Canda S1-1 Pl-,one HU 6-4181 Ishpeming Ishpeming Sandra La,l renic-re and Jill Cork-tt Evo Enzo-lhard and Murcia Marietta. Maytag' Washers - Ironers - Maytag Gas Ranges F 01' 0103105 You Love to Wear'-' Freezers At Prices You Want to Pay MAYTAG HOME APPLIANCE SALES EVELYN'S MILADY'S SI-IOPPE First and Pearl - 200 S. Pearl St. 104 Front St. Phone HUdson 6-8651 Ishpeming, Michigan Ishpeming, Michigan Philco Refrigerators and Ranges-J'unger's Heaters Dresses - Coats - Suits - Women's Accessories Congratulations to the Class of I 958 i' Investors Diversified Services. Inc. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES 2l I V2 E. Pearl St. Phone HUclson 6-48I I from lshpeming, Michigan THE MATHER INN lshpeming, Michigan Fm- Fisher and Kay Thomas MUDGES FURNITURE STORE For All Your Construction Needs See Fine Furniture at Prices That Please KIELINEN AND SON zoa E. Division S+. Phone Hudson 6-4124 4ll E. Pearl S+- Ishpeming lshpeming Phone HUdson 6-44I0 119 Nw Zoe Pietro and Marcia Peterson J. c. PENNEY coMPANY Comp,ime,,,s of Always Firsi Qualiiy PAULUS JEWELRY 2l I S. Main S+. lshpeming J- 31 '-- CLEANERS cl-IARTER. mc. 107 N. Firsi' S+. Phone HUdson 6-64bI lvlining and Milling Equipment 115 South First St. Phone HUdson 64471 lshpeming Ishpeming, Michigan JAMES PICKANDS AND COMPANY VERN'S MEN'S WEAR I I5 Cleveland Ave. Phone HUdson 6-9903 BeHer Wear for Those Who Care Ishpeming, Michigan Miracle Cenfer Phone HUdson 6-688i WAARA'S GROCERY CONTRACTORS SUPPLY 20I E. Division S+. Phone HUdson 6-625I 308 E. Ridge S+. Phone HU 6-4I5l lshpeming lshpeming ANDERSON DAIRY PAJULA 8: MAKI, Coniraciors i406 N. Second S+. Phone HUdson 6-892i Deer Lake Locaiion P. O. Box l24 Ishpeming, Michigan Phone HUdson 6-9959 PRUDOM'S 41 SERVICE BEAIS BEAUTY SHOP lOl S. Main S'l'. Phone HUdson 6-645l U' S' Hl9hWaY 4' lshpeming, Michigan MADELYNE'S PASTY SHOP BJORK AND ZHULKIE FUNERAL HOME U' S' 41 4 Mlizitgl-:got Ishpemmg 400 N. Third S+. Phone HUdson 6-89l l Fresh Baked and Fresh Frozen Pasties to take out , , , Call in orders appreciated Phone I-IU 6-4039 l5l'Pem'n9- Mlchlgan KALLATSA'S OLSON Qualify Meals and Groceries PLUMBING AND HEATING General Merchandise Wesi lshpeming Phone HUdson 6-687I lshpeming, Michigan NELSON ELECTRIC senvlcls I-ARMOUR BROTHERS FOREST PRODUCTS 769 Maher Avenue Route 1, Box 590 Greenwood Location Ishpemlng, Michigan 120 '15 5' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 THE PENINSULA BANK ESTABLISHED 1887 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Federal Reserve System Ishpemingf, Michigan gzsrenu TFRN ,., ln, . . ,WTQPGQ1 uidifd k oooss 5008! Douglas Palomaki and Johnson COMPLIMENTS OF COHODAS BROTHERS COMPANY Distributors of FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES -'nb gr i fin, . . 5, .. G' mv . 0 .vw'Eizvu!fJ1LZQ mifwamwsv , ,.,5-,mwngw '37 0 Sumssfvorsf? Cgmzzafgwz . Simiiwm 55m Wm, '--n-1.- ': '1'e 121 W, LlL:U.Z1fQ'gMw,-Q-MM-My'--ln liarvn B1-nn!-'II and Mary Bfcllinnig STAM'S ELECTRIC SHOP HOTPOINNT APPLIANCES AND TV I23 Cleveland Ave. Phone HUdson 6 852I ZW S Mem S+ phone Hudson 6 925' I5I PemI '9 Ish emmg i UM' I W 4 I Malls ai' Ishpemlng Mlchlgan HI-WAY STANDARD SERVICE Reed Crly Michigan U S. 4I aI Third Phone HUcIson 6 9I I0 Ishpeming ROGER J. BENZIE, Prop. ISHPEMING FURNITURE AND HARDWARE ISHPEMING MARQUETTE 2I4 S Mann S+ Phone HUdson 6 9955 --V--....,M,+ v---....,n,,, ini- llll ROBBINS FLOORING COMPANY fq ' -.I--111 ' X! xii, HOLMGREN MOTOR COMPANY We Sell +he Fines? Cars I4I N. Second S+. Phone HUdson 6-4424 Ishpeming mv. LAKE SHORE. INC. SERVICE AND suPPLY nnvnsuow son N. Main s+. Phone HUdson 6-9831 sshpe-ming, Michigan -rasy,, win . 123 Consolidated Fuel s. Lumber Company Ishpeming Feed 81 Fuel Cvmwnv llw'u' ,Y 3l4 N. Third S+. Ishpeming Dezllgllsl Phone Hudson 6-9957 . Coal, Heater Oil and Furnace llils 404 N. First St. Ishpeming, Michigan RICHARDS' STORE fsnfgighqsg 706 N. Pine S+. Phone HUcIson 6-65I I Completely Ah. Conditioned , 12 New Alleys Automatic Pin Setters Ishpeming Ishpeming, Michigan Phone HUdson 6-8181 I LEO A. TOUSIGNANT MASON S JEWELRY Wholesaler Cleveland Aye, Ishpeming E. Pearl Sf. PI'lOI'1e HUdSOI'l Ishpeming KAKKURI'S STORE 8: MOTEL PENINSULA INSURANCE AGENCY on U. S. 4I Wes+ of Ishpeming loo S . Phone Hudson 6-9.68 . Main S+. Phone HUcIson 6-893i Ishpeming, Michigan ISI1P9mIf19 GlLMORE'S GIFT SHOP ISHPEMING PLUMBING 81 HEATING II2 Fron+ S+. Phone HUdson 6-465I I II N. Firs+ S+. Phone HUdson 6-9940 Ishpeming Ishpeming J Mu,-y Maki and Dnnm, G,,y..n JoAnne Anderson and Laverne Lynn Compliments of the Isl-IPEMING GREENHOUSES D E C SALES 8' SERVICE William A. Trehilcock, Proprietor , Flowers for All Occasions ZI I E' P9'3 I S+- I5hPem'n9 625 N. Third St. Phone HUdson 6-9978 Ishpeming Phone HUdson 6-4484 124 1- ..1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I958 INLAND STEEL COMPANY - ALBERT DENN h OMBRELLO GRIOCERY d 0 K f- . . . Smndg:ldUI1:'JgltSiflea'b0ml1:mt:::::I ow I I8 W. Division HUdson 6-47I9 408 Oak St. Phone HUdson 6-6924 Ishpeming Ishpeming oLsoN NEWS ooMPANY KgHlZglfgA3Pi'S STS!! I I3 CIe eIa 'I Ave' Phone Hudson 647' I 209 s. Main st. Phone HUdson 6-6550 Ishpeming Ishpeming ISHPEMING MEMORIAL WORKS METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 206 N. Second S+. Phone HUcIson 6-967I 2I I E, Pearl S+, Phone HU 5.941 I Ishpeming Ishpeming CITY DRUG STORE Service With Courtesy Featuring the Famous Hallmark Line of Greeting Cards 114 S. Main St. Phone HUdsqn 6-4231 Ishpeming, Michigan F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY S. Main S+. HU 6-470I Ishpeming CITIES SERVICE CO. Greenwood S+. Phone HUdson 6-837I Ishpeming, Michigan VICARY'S GROCERY IZOI S. Pine S+. Phone HUdson 6-953I Choice Mea+s, Fresh Frui+s, and Vege+abIes TURINO'S SERVICE STATION 604 S. Pine S+. Phone HUdson 6-943I Ishpeming NICHTOLLS INSURANCE AGENCY I I2 W. Division S+. Phone HUdson 6-9973 Ishpeming Marilyn Sundhvrg' THE STYLE SHOP I22 S. Main S+ree+ Phone HU 6-827I Ishpeming SEARS CATALOG SALES OFFICE i' COMPLIMENTS OF , by ISHPEMING 4 JIM'S STANDARD SERVICE Im' I04 S. Main S+. Third and Ely S+ree+s Phone HUdson 6-898i Ishpeming, Michigan Ishpeming ECONOMY FOOD MARKET BIETILA'S SPORTING GOODS 2I3 E. Pearl S+. Phone HUdson 6-4476 IO7 E. Division S+. Phone HUdson 6-867I Ishpeming Ishpeming, Michigan KlRKISH'S BOOT SHOP HARVALA HEATING II6 S. Main S+. Ishpeming P. IO. Box 248 Phone HUdson 6-840I Phone HUcIson 6-667I Wes+ Ishpeming NATIONAL FOOD STORE KEMP'S FURNITURE Main S+. Phone HUdson 6-9I64 I00 N. Firs+ S+. Phone HUdson 6-886I Ishpeming Ishpeming O I I I W. Division S+. Phone I'IUcIson 6-642I Ishpeming NEGAUNEE OIL CORPORATION II8 N. Firs+ S+. Phone HUdson 6-945I . Ishpeming A CORNELIUSON'S BAKERY Corne1iuson's Bakery Goods Are Good 218 N. Second S+. Phone HUdson 6-8411 lshpeming W FASSBENDER FUNERAL HOME 123 W. Barnum Sireei' Phone HUdson 6-4131 lshpeming COMPLIMENTS 'OF Congra1'u1a+ions Io +he Class of 1958 VIELMETTI CHEVROLET 301 N. Main S+. Ishpeming, Michigan If U. P. NOVELTY COMPANY 115 S. First St. Ishpeming Phone HUdson 6-6751 IF e Eve l'1ngelha.rd, Lorraine Lindholm, Martha Greer MIRACLE I. G. A. FOODLINER Miracle Shopping Cen+er lshpeming, Michigan DAIRY MART Soda Fountain and Coffee Bar Copper Country Dairy Products 116 E. Division St. Ishpeming, Michigan HAMARI'S GROCERY 150 Greenwood S+ree+ Phone HUdson 6-8901 Ishpeming MECCA'S SHELL SERVICE 331 Cleveland Avenue Phone HU 6-9130 lshpeming MIDGET CASH MARKET 320 Norfh Sireef Phone HUdson 6-4486 lshpeming CVE c.M..c-L rw ,.. E S ,,,f' EMAN'S SHOE STORE 116 C1eve1and Ave. Phone HUdson 6-6571 ishpeming THE NIINERS' FIRST NATIONAL BANK A Good Plaace To Start Saving The Bank of Community Service Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System 101 N. Main St. Ishpeuning' Phone HUdson 6-4407 RUDNE55 GROCERY VELIN RADIO 81 TV SERVICE Deer Lake Location Phone HUdson 6-6351 . Ishpeming, Michigan 2I4 S. Flrsl Sl. Phone HU 6-494I Open 9 A. M. - 10 P. M. - Seven Days a Week Ishpeming AMEEN TRANSFER LINE Windsand Decorators - Home of Maur: Paints Helen 8 George Cloverdale Track Localion Phone HU 6-482l 518 S. Second St. Phone Hvdstm 6-M58 Ishpeming, Michigan Ishpeming, Michigan LGFOREST BOOTERY LEMI'N'S GROCERY I I8 S. Firsl S+. Phone HUdson 6-497l 300 W. Division S+. Phone HUdson 6-826l Ishpeming Ishpeming ROSBERG'S STORE Finnish Mutual Fire Insurance Company 323 Cleveland Ave. Phone HUdson 6-4404 I I2 Cleveland Ave. Phone HUdson 6-683I Ishpeming, Michigan Ishpeming LINNA'S DRUG STORE .NORTHLAND ZEPHYR STATION 208 S. Second Sl. Phone HUdson 6-463l Gasoline and Oil Ishpeming I I8 Norfh Firs+ S+. Ishpeming CAMEO BEAUTY SHOP LIBERTY LOAN CORPORATION I I6 Canda S+. Phone HUdson 6-6I5l I I4 S. Main Slreel Phone HUdson 6-4428 Ishpeming, Michigan Ishpeming GUELFF PRINTERS ASSOCIATION PRINTERS RULERS BINDERS Phone CAnaI 6-9955 MarqueI I'e JOHNSON'S RADIO SERVICE 204 Cleveland Ave. Phone HUdson 6-873I Ishpeming SOLKA'S STORE I I0 W. Division SI'ree+ Ishpeming, Mich. RUNDMAN and SONS. DECORATORS 206 S. Second SI. Phone HUdson 6-432I Ishpeming PHOTO SHOP II5 W. Division S+. Phone HUdson 6-878l Ishpeming READ ABOUT HEAR ABOUT ISHPEMING HIGH SCHOOL And Hs Ac'IiviIies In THE DAILY MINING JOURNAL Upper PeninsuIa's Larges'I Daily over WDMJ The Mining Journal S+a'I'ion WDMJ-TV-CBS-Channel 6 ull-4 .ll Pvltly Nuult and Kay Koeionen NAROTZKY MOTORS 330 S. Main S+. Ishpeming Phone HUdson 6-9967 CO-OP STORE 2I5 S. Main S+. Phone HUdson 6-43I I Ishpeming, Mich. WEST'S PAINT STORE l08 Canda S+ree+ Phone HUdson 6-483I Ishpeming, Mich. LOU'S SERVICE STATION N. Third S+. Phone HUdson 6-9I4I Ishpeming Compliments of SELINS Miracle Cenfer Ishpeming, Mich. JOHNSON'S QUALITY DRUG STORES WALGREEN AGENCY MarqueH'e Ishpeming Phone CAnaI 6-6556 Phone HUdson 6-864I Miracle Drug Miracle Shopping Cen'I'er Ishpeming Phone HUdson 6-4443 BIOLOGY HONORS L. to R.: M. Hellier, M. Brandt, D. Velin ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The members of the Annual Board wish to thank the following for their services in the preparation oi this yearbook. PHOTOGRAPHY Helmisto Photo Shop Homburg Studio ENGRAVINGS The Brock Engraving Company PRINTING AND BINDING Guelff Printers Association COVER DESIGN Iohn Tobie 130