Ishpeming High School - Hematite Yearbook (Ishpeming, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1959 volume:

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Cf 65 LL ,am f VC AO' fi Q M , .f!f1ff.f6lfC1f4-fjfgifja if vu ff? f 5ffQf ,v,f7 '2 L 4 I f , ,ILM V5-LL K, if 1 bc- ja,Zf,f , Lf, Mwcaygf fl, L1 44- gf , H IL W A 1 -fcjhf, K, 1, JLPN ff Af' n . f AWK, ,LZ 0 -fffflflfzlif 0 Vim ,Qjwi 55Z4 f7Lf HIEMATITE 1959 FOREWORD When your high school days are over, And you've said your last goodbye To your teachers and your classmates And those times behind you lie, May you open up this yearbook And remember work and play, And all the lessons you have learned To help your journey through life's way. Claire Rundman PUBLISHED BY THE ISHPEMING HIGH SCHOOL Ishpeming, Michigan ANNUAL BOARD . SENIOR STAFF MEMBERS - Margaret Anderson, William Argall, Maxine Carlson, Katherine Erkkila, Linda Green, Deanna Johns, Peggy Lofaro, Bonnie Maki, Ellida Maki, Kath- leen McLaughlin, Jeannette Michels, Judith Nirva, Jo-Ann Oien, Esther Ojanen, Jane Piirto, Constance Pontti, Keith Portale, Claire Rundman, Rose Mary Sikkila, Joseph Valente, Jerome Valenti. JUNIOR ASSISTANTS - Dorothy J. Anderson, Kristen Anderson, Jane Belaire, Suzanne Bone, Sheila Ann Cardoni, Jean Champion, Kathleen DeRoche, Ann Goldsworthy, Donna Goyen, Irene Harvala, Kathleen Heikkinen, Bonnie Hill, Carol Ann Isotalo, Jane Jen- sen, Claire Johnson, Sheran Kari, Mary Kaukola, Connie Korby, Judy Laitinen, Judith Lemin, Carol Levine, Kathryn Mayry, Claudette Paulson, Patricia Peterson, Peggy Rowledge, Aurelia Sarvello, Concetta Sarvello, Connie Sarvello, Rochelle Skewis, Jo- Ann Wemer. SOPHOMORE ASSISTANTS - Marlene Anderson, Judy Bye, Bonnie Carlson, Marcia Carlson, Jan Charbonneau, Clyde Chard, Lynn Cohodas, Ann Combellack, Gail Dally, Lana Decaire, Dorothy Denofre, Janice Eklund, Elizabeth Erkkila, Sandra Erkkila, Kathleen Gelmi, Irene Harris, Jo-Ann Juidici, Rita LaFreniere, Sharon Larson, Mary Louise Le- Sage, Dawn Linna, Marcia Mayotte, Sandra Morcom, Peggy Nault, Frances Pepin, Linda Rudness, Judith Spencer, Frances Suardini, Kay Thomas, Karen Trondson, Marguerite Wakkuri. FRESHMAN ASSISTANTS - Julie Ann Ombrello, Patricia Pinard. ADVISOR - John R. Kivisto l TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty and Administration . . . Classes . . Organizations . . . Sports . . . Student Life .... Advertising 2 Page S 13 55 75 85 119 K S if i as' so aug, K -J lUllElDll4CA'll llUN With sincere appreciation and pleasure, we, the Class of Nineteen Hun- dred Fifty-Nine, dedicate our annual to Mrs. Alvin Fritz, who throughout our years in high school helped and guided us all in the things we have done. She has not only been a kind and wonderful teacher but a friend to all who know her. 3 NG ISHPEM HIGI-I'SCI OL Ji OUR HIGH SCHOOL 4 FACULTY CX lggl X 4 f -1 I,-A sv -A ff.: 1 0 f , Q NX X. A S 9 DNIN ISTRAT xwljwffff -3. . rf. ., .., .sq '3:Q1.Q.4..ljf J' - f----- fm .. Wy.. k.kV ipg,g.w,MM,k ,S A WILLIAM C. PETERSON FRED A. GEHLHOFF Superintendent of Schools High School Principal A. B. Degree--Northern Michigan College B.S. Degree- -University of Wisconsii MA. Degree-iUniversity of Michigan NLS. Degre-ev-University of Wisconsin BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. William A. Trebilcock ...................................... ......... P resident Dr. M. S. Eldred ............ .... V ice-President Mr. Henry Ruusi ...... ....... S ecretary Mr. Clayton Simons ...... ..... T reasurer Mr. James P. Clancey .... . ..... Trustee L. to R.: Mr. Simons, Dr. Eldred, Mr. Trebilcock, Mr. Ruusi, Mr. Clancey 6 GEORGE ANNALA Elementary Algebra Freshman Class Advisor, Auditorium Tickets dl ' V L X I s i HELEN A. BENTLEY Home and Family Living, American History Dean of Girls GEORGE COLLINS Driver Education 55.1 4, . BSS . 'C7 MRS. EDNA ARSENEAULT Clothing, Foods MRS. CATHERINE BOTHWELL English T. B. Essay Project FRANK R. BARTOL Freshman English Senior Class Play Director A BRUCE E. CARLSON Plane Geometry, General Science, General Mathematics Adult Driver Education ist' wi FRANCIS DISHNOW GRACE C. DUNN Mechanical Drawing Typewriting Stage, Industrial Arts Commercial Club Advisor Supervision FOIIOW-up File Director V 7 EBBA A. EKLUND Stenography, Business English, Business Arithmetic, Penmanship Supervisor in Grades Commercial Club Advisor E. KEITH GABOURY American History, American Government, World History GLADYS N. FREETHY Music - Grade Supervision, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club Mixed Ensemble, Senior Mixed Ensemble, Senior Girls' En emble, Girls' Ensemble GLADYS J. HANEY Biology Allied Youth Sponsor, Amateur Biologists Club Sponsor MRS. ALVIN FRITZ French, German Modern Language Club, Senior Class Advisor M. A. HANEY Chemistry, General Science Athletic Ticket Manager, Director of Adult Education JOEL KELA ROY C. KETOLA DOROTHY E. KINSMAN World History Instrumental Music Homemaking Debate 8 JOHN R. Advanced Solid Trigonometry Yearbook A School n MARVIN J. LUOMA General Metals, Grade Shop MINDEN J. MAYNARD Economics, Social Problems, Freshman English Senior Guidance, Lunchroom Supervision, Assistant in Debate BRUNO LIIMATAINEN Machine Shop HELEN T. MALMGREN General Business, Bookkeeping Student Council Financial Advisor LORETTA MC DONOUGH Latin, English DOROTHY P. LINDBERG Physical Education, Swimming, Red Cross Lifesaving Cheerleaders, Allied Youth Sponsor, Pep Club , - . rf D' X BRUNO MARANA Physical Education Head Football Coach, B Team Basketball, Baseball MARIAN K. MITCHELL Sophomore English, Forensics, Freshman Girls' Junior English Tea Program Di,-ector' Sophomore Class Advisor, Program Director of Christmas Play, Forensics, Honor Society - Service Corps Dinner 9 Drama Club Sponsor MRS. TYYNE M. OSTLUND Art BEN RENZ ELIZABETH ROGERS English Library F orensics OSCAR F. STRAND General Science Junior Class Advisor 'M xv. OCTAVIUS TOWNSEND VINCENT J. VILLA Plane Geometry, Physics Woodshop Future Teachers Club Adult Education CLERMONT C. WATSON General Mathematics Athletic Director, Boys' Attendance, Basketball Coach, Golf Coach, Allied Youth Sponsor 10 fvlgiffwfsfi 'isis gwfzwiy 332 siifsafwyp ' X fy U....w-w, -7 - '1 ,r K ,N 1 A W.. Wk Q4 is f ' 'f 'f l 3!,- :ia fn A QM f'fif SfiQ2? 4,,g,, ' . Qipiiliyii Tiff Wy. .EM-,X , fzggf ' - Eff I ,b ,, ,fn 'rl v 4L'?!ff'-w if i' L' 'f , its 1Q5Q1f11iiif55qQ -- A . ,I f fm i-:.:m:gegg5-xfgzghgs- ,.f2TglriE ilgfl fiiliiiig N C Q ws if A .K ,L? g W . A, E M - 1 LAL, BARBARA M. GAUTHIER Secretary to the Superintendent ' ffm Wm asf. an g . ii ,fwmiifffiii . - 1 , gif. is A n sg M35 133 Viksxsi,-Q'-A A J- YEL Xzii. , 'L1.- - WEIKKO HAMMARI Custodian A-exffmiw' . fe 11-.uw xr ,Q-jf'-L., A ,wwwniff C C ia' af Q Q -K, A - C L . in . - C A V ww- -an Q1 ', 5'Ak A Hfmjiibk Q.:.. A CK FRED MAKI Custodian X 'H ff jk 'Us ww C o FV Q E E-F595 mom n-U-1 :LEE SQW 12' 5 H E z -o 3 af H55 5' 6 mfg 59. 22? 0 U -a O- m lb 3 fi z if ,,.-mi 6 -:I , nndn A f i V 3 A 'T XXX W - 1. ,- fy. ALFRED HOFF CLARENCE JOHNSON Custodian CUSt0di3l'l 'i' iw.,g0 i Q X. X -if M .K k- . WC... 'F C CLARENCE PENROSE Custodian ll 312 A ii 'QU rfsf'+fM1s-':. .- ,,k ,. .m-uv. sq 1 .cm 'im q' U an 1 1 .S nk -. 1. f' :gn , 4 X 4 F D 1 ' an , ffiggfif Q W I Y I . 1 1 1 , 1 'La If Senior Class Party Y':'-r 5 1 1 1 S.-.six x x ... gg, I f i Wu NNN ,X lwflfx ,f in A Senior Class Party I2 .-II 7 fx SENIORS f Our High School Days Have passed us now. These memories Will we endow. These happy years Gave us hope for the future Now may we ioin ln one accord, And give our thanks To almighty Lord. l.et's lean on Him forever And He'II forsake us never. VALEDICTORIAN - Michelle Robar SALUTATORIAN - Judith Rudness CLASS OFFICERS Richard Dahlgren ............. President Suzanne Peterson ...Vice-President Gerald Corkin ................... Secretary Susan Luoma ........ ........ fl' reasurer Mrs. Fritz ....... ........ A dvisor CLASS SONG Tune - I'LL WALK WITH GOD to come. Now, as we part friends, We bid you a fair adieu As many tasks we shall now pursue. The path of life Turns many ways, As we go forth in future days. In time of need, both you and I Will remember these happy hours. True fellowship we shared as one, And we'll never forget our dear high school days. - Mariorie Heavyside - Suzanne Peterson 14 Gus:-w' kh QF, K a W 1 E DENNIS PAUL ALTOBELLO Hozzieil Industrial Arts Amateur Biologists' Club 2? Football B 25 Prom Committee 3. 'lv 5-W 'vnuqgg MARGARET LORRAINE ANDERSON General Art l, 2, 3, 45 Allied Youth lg Girls' Glee Club l,MixedChorus lg Prom Committee 3. ' sl-at s-rr.. s JAMES DONALD ANDERSON KKJ im il General Band l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, Service Corps 35 Hi-Y 43 Baccalaureate Chorus 4. X, Xt all Q3 N 95 X at--fi? JOHN PETER ANDERSON ll-I. P071 General Track 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 4, ivssx l x, xi MARY ELLEN ANDERSON General Allied Youth 1, 2, 3: Commer- cial Club 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3. 15 SHEILA MAE ANDERSON Business Education Allied Youth l, 2, Class T urer lg Commercial Club Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Girls 35 Prom Committe Student Council l, 2, 3. 4 JOSEPH EUGENE M. ANDRIACCHI ' 'Andrew ' ' Science ' Allied Youth 1, 2, Amateur Blol- ogists' Club 2: Baseball 3, Foot- ball B 2, Service Corps 2. WILLIAM NOEL ARGALL ' 'Bill' ' Social Science Art 1- 2' 31 4? Prom Committee 3, Annual Board 4. p-us WAYNE EDWARD ANTTILA Science I ' 1 2 Allied Youth 1, 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4: Football B 15 Prom Com- mittee 3: Service Corps 3, 45 Student Councll 3, 4, Track 2. MARILYN ADELE BACKMAN HMarH . Business Education Allied Youth l, 25 Amateur Biol- ogists' Club 2, Commercial Club 3, 4-g French Club 33 Girls' Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Girls' Intram- urals 1, 2, 33 Hoop Girls 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Prom Comm. 35 Baccalaureate Chorus 4. I-6 X, N ELIZABETH ANN ARGALL c :Liza 1 ., ,k -Q Business Education 'Q if- Allled Youth 2. 3, 4, Annual Board 3, Commercial Club 3, 43 Forensics lg Future Nurses' Club 41 Glrls' Intramurals 2, 35 Prom Committee 3. SHARON LEE BECK Shar Business Education I Allied Youth l, 2, Class Treas- urer 3p Commercial Club 3, 4, French Club 3s Girls' Glee Club 2. 3, 45 Girls' Intramurals 2, Hoop Glrls 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 33 Bacca- laureate Chorus 4. S XX DANIEL KEMP BEER General S A I, EEE1 if fr 'KE' 3 , ff iff if E lf , -ii - . ff. fi 551 ' 'N 'W I A 1 , In if Qi . -sv 'ft MICHAEL JOSEPH BERGERON M ickey Industrial Arts JACQUE LINE KAY BENNETT ' 'J ackie' ' General Allied Youth 1, 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, 23 Library Assistant 29 Mixed Chorus 1, 2. . 63 xfigxvzaf I vfwfffm 1 gg vm -:E-?'5?N N .12 'c xi ' x xwgiriifi A V25 '1 -. 35. ,P . Eirx,-:QJT-AQ A :I XHKYW ,., . . Y, Fi' A 49. .. T':,:fg.f'ilY fX,'f,g JOHN BRUCE BJORK Social Science Mixed Chorus 1, 2. I7 JOYCE ANN BENNETTS Business Education Allied Youth 1, 29 Commercial Club 3, 43 Hoop Girls 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 33 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Baccalaureate Chorus 45 Nat- ional Honor Society. - 1 s b i ffl c .,,,S1 JACOB WILLIAM BJODNE lt-lack!! Science Art 2 , 3. if 'Q Q44 429 CHARLOTTE ANNE BOASE llcharii Business Education Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Baccalaureate Chorus 4. MAXINE MARY CARLSON Social Science Allied Youth 1, 2, Annual Board 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, Future Teachers' Club 1, 2, Baccalaureate Chorus 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Hoop Girls 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. 11' 'CS' W MARY CECELIA BRANDT lCMar77 SCl8lICe Allied Youth l, 2, 3, 4, Christ- mas Play 3, Commercial Club 3, Future Teachers' Club 3, Girls' Glee Club l, Hoop Girls 3, Mixed Chorus 1, Modem Lan- guage Club 4, National Honor Society, Prom Committee 3, Re- gional Science Fair 2, Service Corps 2, T.B. Achievement Award 2, Forensics 1, . ff, .s. LAMBERT LLEWELLYN CHARD Birdy General Mixed Chorus 1, Commercial C lub 3. I8 A-Wi-C5 2 'ee' x ,IEANETTE ELIZABETH CAIN Business Education Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, French Club 3, Future Nur- ses' Club 4, Girls' Intramurals 3, Orchestra 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Student Council 3. 2 r JUDITH DIANNE CHERRY KK-Judy!! General Band l, 2. . , xl:'fF,!'5 Q fl..tU,'L M ','fz,'7',L . I-':v ': C VX ' . 2 -I 1, 1,-iii' f'1':f.T, ,fi-me ff: 'Q ,512 fgiu . 'ffiifaiflt -w a. - ' -W - Hs ' w f -'Fife . '. it 'f' -ff ' ' ' ll a F .' , cfs- ' gi'f'M n' Q05-ri?-rQf.'g' ,. ' ,. we' - -4-af - GERALD CORKIN 4 :Jerryr 1 General Basketball OLIVER A l, 2, 3, 45 Wol- verine Boys' State 35 Class President lg Class Secretary 4: Track 3, 4. 1? Wi.- L A -fi, DARLENE MARIE CURRIE crDarH General Girls' Intramurals 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. X PHILIP PETER CORNELIUSON Hpetell Science Track lg Modem Language Club 49 Service Corps 4. f-. A X . A 5 f i?iinf2rg1' 1 -- tj a i fiii' Sl TERRANCE GENE CURRIE General I9 'mm f, 'Y'-han' se,- f: - 'sl a 1 LEONARD PAUL C OSKIE KKLenH S oc ial Science Basketball B 23 Football B 25 Football A 3, 4, Prom Commit- tee 3: Hi-Y 4g Art 2. , ' T, :N - 7 3' 'f 1' ' I, f La 6. l io-l 'CZIAE N l Q I Ml RICHARD STANLEY DAHLGREN ' 'Dooley Science Allied Youth 4, Amateur Biolo- gists' Club 4, Baseball 3, 45 Class President 3, 4, Commer- cial Club 45 Forensics l, 25 Prom Committee 3g Senior Class Play 4, Senior Life Saving 3g Student Council 3, 4. JOHN CHARLES WILLIAM GEORGE LOWELL KENNETH DELONGCHAMP D ENNEY DOBSON jack Denims Ken Social Science General Business Education Allled Youth 1, 23 Baseball 3, Football B 1: Mixed-Ch0fUl 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Allied Youth 1 4: Tuck 2. 2, 3, 43 Baccalaureate Chorus 4. Mixed Cham. lg Service Carp 25 Commercial Club 3. if RONALD GERRY CAROL JEAN ALDEN DOUGLAS DOBSON D OWRICK DUHAME D0ube BIISIIICSS Edllcal-i0ll D0ug Industrial Arts Allied Youth 1. 2: Commercial llldllsllial Arts Club 35 Girll' Glee Club 1, 2, Allied Youth 1. 3, 45 Hoop Glrll 3: Mixed Chor- ul 45 Prom Committee 35 Re- gional Science Falr 29 Bacca- laure ate Chorus 4. 20 .wily N v. - ,, xi v-::f,1.x KATHERINE ANNE ERKKILA llKathy7l Business Education Allied Youth 1, 25 Amateur Biol- ogists' Club 25 Annual Board 45 Band 1. 2. 3. 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Hoop Girls 35 Orchestra 35 Prom Committee 35 Baccalaur- eate Chorus 4. ...Q at ...us L A l. - ii F 'if-E-'M 1 Q 2 Sf'-s, 5 iglSv i i 'l' - wh ' 5 .5-' - ra - .s Qi.. S :tails-Q-fir -al-arffliiw MARY ELLYN FLAA Business Education Allied Youth l, 2, 3, 45 Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Commercial Club 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Region- al Science Fair 25 Baccalaur- eate Chorus 4. . K Rm '. 'NT ' J ws' fb f K - Ltr .5 ix if f. f I N N , - -1 . f ff f Ns , 5, . . . JOSEPH ALBERT GIGUERE Social SCl9l'lCe Track 1, 2. 'N F LORENCE ROSE GOYEN F lossie Business Education Allied Youth 1, 25 Commercial Club 35 Prom Committee 35 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Baccal- aureate Chorus 4. 21 Jin iff' s.,y N L I SANDRA FAYE GARCEAU Hsandyil G eneral Allied Youth l, 2, 35 Cheer- leader 2, 35 Class Treasurer 25 Girls' GleeClub 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Baccalaureate Chorus 4. af. will ' -. LX JANE M. GRAFF uslanieu Band l, 25 Allied Youth 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Girls' En- semble 25 Drama Club 45 For- ensics 15 Girls' Intramurals l, 2, 3, 45 junior Life Saving 15 Prom Committee 35 Senior Class Play 45 Senior Life Saving 2. GAIL JANE GRAHAM Social Science Allied Youth 1, 2, 35 Commer- cial Club 35 Future Teachers' Club l, 25 Hoop Girls 35 Moderr Language Club 45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Service Corps 4. WALTER WILLIAM HARSILA K KW H Industrial Arts Football A 2, 35 Track 1, 25 Football B 1. LINDA LYANN GREEN Science Allied Youth 45 Annual Board 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Prom Committee 35 Fu- ture Teachers' Club 4. .H 'Qi V ,Q 5 . ' 'fm ,f ,' M., -fi am 5 1 ffriff ,, MAR JORIE JANE HEAVYSIDE ' 'Margieu Science Allied Youth 1, 2, 35 Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Annual Board 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Future Teachers' Club 45 Clarinet Trio 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Intram- urals 15 Hoop Girls 35 Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 49 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Solo and Ensemble Fes- tival 2. 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Baccalaureate Chorus 45 U. P. Massed Orchestra 45 National Honor Society. 22 it-. DONALD REINO HAMARI Industrial Arts -A .N Q? 1 HWS if 5 1 5. t. fi A ' X - ,Vgj yr - -- , ,L vf -A : y i- .X 5 is DORIAS KARL HELGREN Butch Industrial Arts Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Allied Youth l, 25 Baseball 3, 45 Football B 1, 25 Regional Science Fair 25 Nat'l. Science Achievement Certificate 2. t. 1. 5 I fr i Baci gf '1 N-M... . ll gt , N ' I MICHAEL JOHN HELLIER Mike Science Football B 1, 25 Football A 3, 45 Drama Club 3, 45 Forensics 1, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Play 35 Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Senior Class Play 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Debate 45 Regional Science Fair 25 Nat- ional Science Achievement Cer- tificate 25 Baccalaureate Chorus 4. ,una A f '?' fl 2' Lar- 5 ,,,..., - -sr-1. ' fm E - . f --e is fi 'wifi' f . U, .,,t, eg J . A .. 1, , , - .X -I V , , , . ,. ,p pf . , . - , ' H ta DAVID ALAN I-IOLIVIGREN I KI-du! I Social Science Allied Youth 15 Football B 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Track 25 Baccalaureate Chorus 4. ,, ,, L A-fa Q1 Nm! 'l ,f . I 5 ' 4 v I SCOTT LUTEY HOLMAN Science Allied Youth 2, 35 Commercial Club 45 Hi-Y 45 Regional Science Fair 25 Prom Committee 35 Or- chestra l, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, Ama- teur Biologists' Club 25 Teen Age Rod-E-O 3. Sf. ,. Nm..,,,,,,,. I I JEROME ALBERT HUGHES ICJ erryil Science 23 L 2 air 71: J '65 K L5 X I ANN ELIZABETH I-IOLIVIGREN Science Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Allied Youth 2, 3, 45 Hoop Girls 3, Prom Com- mittee 35 Pep Club 45 Senior Class Play 45 Amateur Biolo- gists' Club 25 Commercial Club 45Regional Science Fair 25 Teen- Age Rod-E-O 25 Baccalaureate Chorus 4. ,-Q 4.0 -nav fx X CLAIRE ELAINE HUOT Business Education Girls' Glee Club 1, 35 Allied Youth 1, 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 French Club 3. JOHN AUGUST HYTINEN .Jf? 'i3'ffz'1 ' V .11 Q 2 ffiq ' ' wg.-ar 4' ' Peiiif x f V v-Away ,, if 5 'Aj,x3ag,5 si W A If ex ,. elf M Zi, A A , M 5 N rig, ,wus I 527- KJ 'N can I f ' g g O? 5 --QQ f iawfrs wif- , . .,,i are , M, ' ifrl x . 51-?g,LM,, 3254 jeifwffliiti O c We fmw , W. ff:,:w w2:44f1l ' DAVID SANFRI KAKKURI General Service Corps 1, 2, 3, 45 Wol- verine Boys' State 35 Commer- cial Club 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. DEANNA ROSE JOHNS lKDeeI7 Home Economics Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Board 45 Commercial Club 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Girls' Intramurals l, 45 Baccalaureate Chorus 4. if 1 DONNA MAE KARI 24 ,.,., SALEM DAVID JOSEPH JUNAK Hslunki! Social Science Class President 25 Commercial Club 35 French Club 35 Bacca- laureate Chorus 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed En- semble 3, 45 Track 15 Prom Com- mittee 35 Student Council 1, 2. f Se Ng w X ilu.-1 kr 5 I -5595 -:. 5 34.2, 5 ' ??te:if?5?E fifypfim RQAQQF A THOMAS JOSEPH KEVERN 4lTOmI! General Football B 15 Baseball 1. MORRIS G. KIVELA General Baseball 1, 25 Football 15 Track 1, 2. JAMES ALLAN LA COMBE tlJimII Social Science Track 15 Allied Youth 1. KAY MARIE K OS ONEN Social Science Allied Youth 1, 2, 35 Annual Board 35 Class Vice-President 15 Commercial Club 45 Future Teachers' Club 1, 25 Baccalaur- eate Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hoop Girls 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Mod- em Language Club 45 Prom Committee 35 Service Corps 2, 35 Student Council 45 U.P. Mas- aed Chorus 35 Girls' Ensemble 25 Girls' Double Sextet 35 Senior Class Play 45 National Honor Society. 5. I I CARL DUANE KURIN Peanuts Social Science Track l, 25 Football B 1 WILLIAM CARL JOHN DONALD LANGLOIS LA POINTE Lump-Lump Ducko Industrial Arts Science Football B 1, 25 Football A 45 Football B 15 Football A 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 45 Basketball B 15 Basketball Baseball 3, 45 Prom Committee A 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Prom 35 Senior Life Saving 35 Bas- Committee 3. ketball B 15 Modern Language Club 4. 25 fx -1'- 'f DAVID JOHN LAWRY PAULINE LOUISE WILBUR JOHN LEECE :maven LE BOEUF win Gene,-al Hpalllien ' Industrial Arts Allied Youth X, 2' 3: Football Home ECONOMICS B 1f21'1'fHCk 1' Forensics 1, 2, Allied Youth 1, 25 Commercial Club 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2g Prom Committee 33 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. -sk WILLIAM ANDREW GERALD ANTHONY NANCY ANN LE SAGE LEINONEN LE SAGE Social Science Hwiuien Arts Allied Youth 1, 23 Commercia General Football B 2, Track 2. Club 3: F,o nsics 2' 3' 4? F'ft f Teachers Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Intramurals 3, 43 Hoop Girls 3- Modem Language Club 45 Prom Committee 33 Pep Club 4, Nat- ional Honor Society. 26 I LOIS MARIAN LINDHOLM KKLOH SClBIlC9 Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, Amateur Biologists' Club 2, Commercial Club 4, Forensics 4, Baccal- aureate Chorus 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hoop Girls 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' En- semble 2, Prom Committee 3, Re- gional Science Fair 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society. iQ' .1 OHN THOMAS L1NDRoos General Service Corps 2, Basketball B 1. s s... M. LORNA MARGARET LOFARO Hpeggyil Social Science Allied Youth 1, 2, Amateur Biol- ogists' Club 2, Annual Board 4, Commercial Club 4, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hoop Girls 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4, Modern Language Club 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Service Corps 3, Pep Club 4, Baccalaureate Chorus 4, National Honor Society. ,ws-Q A -... ... 'Q V 'Y V9 ,.r...-4 SUSAN JO LUOMA Business Education Amateur Biologists' Club 2, Class Treasurer 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Forensics 1, 2, Bac- calaureate Chorus 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Life Saving 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Regional Science Fair 2, Hoop Girls 3, Allied Youth 2, National Honor Society. xc, WARREN LEE LUOMA Science Basketball A 4, Basketball B 1, 2, Wolverine Boys' State 3, Foot- ball A 3, 4, Football B 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Regional Science Fair 2, Student Council 3, Track 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society. 27 have WILLIAM ARTHUR MAGER K I 1 Industrial Arts Prom Committee 3, Track 3, 4, Allied Youth 1, Football B 1. if BARBARA LEE MAKI Barb Business Education Allied Youth 2, 3, 45 Band 3, 45 French Club 35 Hoop Girls 33 Prom Committee 35 Commercial Club 3, 4. Nt My BONNIE SUZANNE MAKI Social Science Annual Board 1, 2, 3, 45 Art 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Forensics 35 Library Assistant 45 Drama Club 45 Prom Com- mittee 3. ELLIDA KATHERINE IVIAKI HL ida!! Social Science Allied Youth l, 2, 3, 45 Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Annual Board 1, 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 3, 45 Forensics l, 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hoop Girls 35 junior Life Saving 15 Regional Science Fair 25 Prom Committee 35 National Science Achievement Certificate 25 Se- nior Class Play 45 Girls' In- tramurals l, 3, 45 Service Corps 3. l' Gifs. in CHARLOTTE ANN ANN MANZOLINE General General Allied Youth 1, 25 cms' In- Allied Youth 1, 25 cms' oiee 'famufals 1' 29 Commefcial Club 15 Girls' Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. v Club 3. 28 'K - V31 K . 1, rs. , . BARBARA ELLEN MARCOTTE Barb Social Science Allied Youth 1, 2, 35 Girls' In- tramurals 1, 35 Prom Committee 35 French Club 3. I 5 W Q , , , A Q, af Qs- 5 5 'Jig Numan., ' 55 K i 5 - Q My ., v 5 12592, 5- - 635+ ix ' A I A A is K 33 , - if ' 'si -.MPS - ' 2?,s.:'E.' -. if Q f g-.4 -5 5, -yu 4 ff- -- t f . Q .5 rg s so WJ'-' EY: -Wi 5. x. .' W - . -4 1' ws fri' ia- --Y' R, -,St . . 5 - i- -. me izff--., - '.fl?'Bl':N,1-4. '74 5- Nast -of was ' -' Mi'-, . rr- 1 5 5212- new 5 ' iP2:1vf2?1?2ffsY51-ls, are 5 A Ff- DONALD JOHN MATTONEN Don Industrial Arts .-41 A K KATHLEEN KAY MC LAUGHLIN S lKathyH Science Annual Board 45 Cheerleader 35 Class Vice-President 35 Commer- cial Club 35 Debate 25 Foren- sics 2, 3, 45 Future Nurses' Club 45 Allied Youth 2, 3, 45 Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Girls' Glee Club 3, 45 Girls' In- tramurals 2. 3. 45 Hoop Girls 35 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Modem Lang- uage Club 45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Class Play 45 Senior Life Saving 25 Student Council 45 Bac- calaureate Chorus 45 National Honor Society. WILLIAM ROBERT MC COY Industrial Arts Track 15 Football B 2. .X , ,A L! ik 1 bblflj 50 Jw W MARY JANE MC GINNIS SClellCe Allied Youth l, 2, 35 Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Christmas Play 35 Class Vice-President 25 Drama Club 3, 45 Forensics 1, 2, 35 Future Nurses' Club 45 Baccalaureate Chorus 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Intramurals l, 2, 3, 45 Hoop Girls 35 junior Life Saving 15 Library Assistant 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Regional Science Fair 25 Senior Class Play 45 Senior Life Saving 25 Service Corps 45 Pep Club 4. 5 ,- .- A was fl ,ms ! JEANNETTE THERESE MICHE LS SClellC6 Allied Youth 1, 25 Amateur Biol- ogists' Club 25 Annual Board l 2, 3, 45 Art 35 Christmas Play 3' Drama Club 3, 45 Forensics l 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Intramurals l, 45 Hoop Girls 35 Junior Life Saving 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Region- al Science Falr 25 Prom Com- mittee 35 Senior Class Play 3, 45 Natlonal Honor Society5 Bac- calaureate Chorus 4. 1 1 29 t x, , S ,F k i ' ' ' i. n 3 1 ERROL RICHARD MOFFATT Science Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Baseball 3, 45 Football A 35 Football B 1, 25 Forensics l, 25 Hi-Y 45 Senior Class Play 45 National Honor Society. v PAUL DUANE MOFFATT Muff Science Football B 1, 2, Football A 3, 4, Basketball B 1, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Amateur Biologists' Club 2, French Club 3, Prom Committee 3. FREDERICK ALBERT NAULT Fritz' ' SOCIRI SCl6llC9 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Mixed Ensemble 4, Baccalaur- eate Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 1, Baccalaureate En- semble 1, 2, 3, 4, Regional Science Falr 2. i KAREN LOUISE MORCOM llome Economics Modern Language Club 4, Stu- dent Councxl , Girls' Intra- murals 1, 3. RUBY MARYANNE NAULT Home Economics Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, Commer- cial Club 3, Future Nurses' Club 4, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, Girls' Intramurals 3. 30 . 'N , 'K 1 CAROLYN ANN NAULT Science Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, Amateur Biologists' Club 2, Band 1, 2, Christmas Play 3, Drama Club 3, 4, Forensics 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses' Club 4, Baccalaureate Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Hoop Girls 3, Mixed Chorus l. 2. 3, 4, Mixed En- semble 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Senior Class Play 4, Pep Club 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, National Honor Society. STEPHEN' ARTHUR NAULT Hoogyf! SCICIIC 8 Class Secretary 2, Football B 1, Basketball A 3, 4, Basketball B 1, 2, Ames Youth 1, 2, 3. 4: Amateur Biologists' Club 2,Hi-Y 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play 4, Student Council 4, Track 1, Baseball 3, 4. EVELYN JUNE NELSON I CEveI 7 Home Economics MARY RUBY O'CONNELL Chubby Social Science Allied Youth 1, 25 Annual Board 35 Commercial Club 45 Foren- sics l5 Future Teachers' Club 1, 25 Girls' Intramurals l, 2, 35 Hoop Girls 35 Modem Language Club 45 Prom Committee 35 Ser- vice Corps 4. in fm A ,svn -ffl PAUL LEONARD NELSON 4 cpudgy 1 9 Science Allied Youth 1, 25 Amateur Biol- ogists' Club 25 Drama Club 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 25 Re- gional Science Fair 25 Student Council 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. 'slim JUDITH ARLINE NIRVA usludyn General AlliedYouth 1, 25Art 3, 45 Girls' Intramurals 15 Hoop Girls 35 An- nual Board 45 Prom Committee 3, 4. ,SJR x ul lskwmth ,.l.- JUDITH RUTH OGEA C tsl udy I ! Social Science Amateur Biologists' Club 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Foren- sics 15 Modem Language Club 45 Future Teachers' Club 15 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Hoop Girls 35 Service Corps 1, 4. 31 JO-ANN OIEN Science Allied Youth 1, 2, 35 Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Annual Board 45 Commercial Club 3: Future Nurses' Club 45 Baccalaureate Chorus 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hoop Girls 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 35 Pep Club 4. .fggtf ESTHER HELEN OJANEN Social Science Allied Youth 1, 2, 39 Amateur Biologists' Club 29 Annual Board 49 Cheerleader 3, 49 Commercial Club 49 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 49 Library Assistant 39 Mixed Chor- us 1, 2, 49 Modern Language Club 49 Prom Committee 39 Ser- vice Corps 2, 39 Pep Club 49 Baccalaureate Chorus 4. SUZANNE PETERSON Hsueyll Science Allied Youth 1, 29 Amateur Biol- ogists' Club 29 Annual Board 39 Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Christmas Play 39Class Vice-President 49Drama Club 39Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4jC18l'- inet Trio 49 Girls' Glee Club 1, 29 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 49 Hoop Girls 39 Junior Life Saving 29 Mixed Chorus 19 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 49 Prom Committee 39 Six- teens T.V. Show 39 U.P. Massed Orchestra 3, 49 Solo and En- semble Festival 4. SEAM. is-. an DEAN PATRON General Art 1. s -winer- CLARICE ELIZABETH PENROSE Business Education Commercial Club 3, 49 Baccal- aureate Chorus 2, 49 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 49 Prom Committee 3. .a , . jf I 'ia Q-r 'f W we--..,. . KATHRYN zoii PIETRO HZOH Business Education Allied Youth 1, 29 Band 1, 2, 3 Commercial Club 39 Hoop Girls 3 National Honor Society9 Prom Committee 3. 32 JANE MARIE PIIRTO Science Allied Youth 1, 2, 39 Amateur Biologists' Club 29 Annual Board 49 Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Christmas Play 39 Commercial Club 49 Drama Club 3, 49 Forensics 2, 3, 49 Baccalaureate Chorus 2, 3, 49 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 39 Hoop Girls 39 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 49 Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, 49 Orches- tra 2, 39 Prom Committee 39 U.P. Massed Orchestra 39 Student Council 49 Girls' Double Sex- tet 39 Senior Life Saving 49 Nat- ional Honor Society. JOSEPH CHARLES POGGI 4 :J oe!! Industrial Arts Ford Industrial Arts Award 3. KAY HELEN POHLMAN Business Education Glrls'Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 1, 2, Commerclal Club 3, 4, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, Hoop Glrls 3, Prom Committee 3, Modem Lang- uage Club 4, Baccalaureate Chorus 4. CONSTANCE JANE PONTTI Connie Social Science Accompanlst 2, 3, 4,Allled Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Amateur Biologists' Club 2, Annual Board 4, Com- mercial Club 3, Drama Club 3, 4, Forenslcs l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Baccalaureate Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glrls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Intramurals 2, Hoop Glrls 3, Mlxed Choms 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Prom ll KEITH RAYMOND PORTALE Hportll General Allied Youth 1, Band 2, Class Secretary 3, Future Teachers' Club 3, 4, Hl-Y 3, 4, Modern Language Club 4, Prom Com- mlttee 3, Senior Class Play 4. KATHLEEN ANN QUAAL Kathie' ' SCi8llC8 Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, Commer- cial Club 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4,Mlxed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mlttee 3, Regional Science Falr 2, Modem Language Club 4, Baccalaureate Chorus 4. 33 Committee 3, Regional Science Fair 2, Senior Class Play 4, Student Councll 3. JEREMIAH JOSEPH REIDY Social Science Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball A 3, Basketball B 1, 2, Football A 3, F00fbi11 B 1- 2: Mixed Chorus 1, Track 1, 2. JAMES MERRITT RICE X WILLIAM THOMAS KK 7, Jim RICHARDS Science Amateur Biologists' Club 2, Band 1, 2, Wolverine Boys' State 3, Baccalaureate Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play 4, Service Corps 3, 4, Student Council 2, National Honor Society. Science Baseball 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. -Q-H MICHELLE J O ANN ROBAR Science Amateur Biologists' Club 2, Commercial Club 4, Debate 1, 2, 3, Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4, Hoop Girls 3, Regional Science Fair 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, U,P. Massed Orchestra 3, 4, Service Corps 2, National Honor Society, Prom Committee 3, Valedictorian. JUDITH ANN RUDNESS GERALD LAWRENCE fqudyvf RULE Science Jef Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Amateur Biologists' Club 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 1, Com- mercial Club 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, Hoop Girls 3, Wolverine Girls' State 3, Senior Life Saving 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 35 Re- gional Science Fair 2, Senior Class Play 4, Service Corps 2, Student Council 3, 45 Baccal- aureate Chorus 4, Salutatorian. Social Science Art 1, 2, 34 CLAIRE LILYAN RUNDMAN Science Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4, Amateur Biologists' Club 2, Annual Board 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Com- mercial Club 4, Baccalaureate Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Hoop Girls 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4, Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, Regional Science Fair 2, Student Council 1, 2, U.P, Massed Band 1, 2, 3, 4, U,P, Massed Chorus 3, Girls' Double Sextet 3, Senior Life Saving 4, National Honor Society. Qs '33 Q., ,U DAVID ALLEN SCHULTZ Social Science Football B l, 2, Football A 3, 4, Basketball B 1, 23 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3. A. 'Z' Q f., S , .L 7-gs. K , - QQ, 45 JE ANNETTE MARIE SCOPEL General Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, French Club 35 Hoop Girls 35 Prom Committee 3pCommercia1 Club 4. 'VE v 1 41' Y. DOREANE CECELIA SHARON , , Qc , Q . v-gpm... x -.. ROSE MARY SIKKILA Rosie General Amateur Biologists' Club 27 Annual Board 1, 2, 3, 4, Art 15 Band 1 2 3 4' Com ecial 1 1 1 r m 1' Club 3, 41 Hoop Girls 35 Orches- tra 2, 35 Drama Club 47 Prom Committee 3. BONNIE Lou STETSON 35 FABIAN JOSEPH TASSON Science Wolverine Boys' State 35 Foot- ball B 1, 2, Prom Committee 35 Senior Class Play 45 Student Council 4. :V-.4 . E -'wx .ge CAROL JEAN TENHUNEN Science Allied Youth 1, 25 Amateur Blol- ogists' Club 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Debate 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers' Club 15 Clarlnet Trio 3, 45 Clarinet Quar- tet 2, 45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Hoop Girls 35 Mlxed Chorus 25 National Honor Soclety5 Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Regional Sclence Fair 25 U.P. Massed Orchestra 3, 45 Solo and Ensemble Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 U.P. Massed Band 3, 45 Band Clinic 3, 4. X JOYCE ELAINE TYYNISMAA Home Economics Allled Youth 1, 2,'35 Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Commercial Club 3: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Baccal- aureate Chorus 4. GERALD ROGER UREN Industrial Arts Basketball B 1, 2. JOSEPH FRANCIS VALENTE I tcheekll Social Science Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Art 1' 2, 3. 45 Annual Board 45 Foot- bill A 3. 49 Football B 1, 25 French Club 35 Hl-Y 45 Student Council 45 Prom Committee 35 Track 1, 45 National Science Achievement Award 25 Regional Science Fair 2. 1 Rfk' .5231 a ffl' GENEVIEVE ANN VALENTI I CJ enny I ! Science French Club 3. 36 JEROME ROCCO VALENTI K lvigeff Industrial Arts Af! 1, 2. 3, 45 Track 25 Pro Committee 35 Annual Board 4. 'Q' DOROTHY SARAH VELIN K lDo11yH Science Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 43 U.P. Massed Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 43 Allied Youth 1, 25 Drama Club 35 Annual Board 1, 2g Future Nurses' Club 45 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, Hoop Girls 3g Prom Committee 35 Re- gional Science Fair 25 Commer- cial Club 47 Amateur Biologists' Club 2, Baccalaureate Chorus 4, Senior Life Saving 45 Foren- sics 45 String Quartet 4. THOMAS EDWARD WEALTON ' 'Amos ' ' Industrial Arts Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Football B lg Baccalaureate Chorus 1, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 45 Track 1. HAIL! BEACON LIGHT Hail! beacon light oflshpeming, Hail, High School, 'tis of thee we sing. 'Neath heav'ns high dome of azure blue, Thou art thyself as firm 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 fair hue, Our color this - - it tells of might Of love of truth and love of right, Long life and health and happy hours, God grant thee, Alma Mater ours. CLASS MOTTO! CLASS COLORS: CLASS FLOWER! Life is like a pictureg paint it well. Light green and white. Lily of the Valley. 37 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY L. to R.: Row 1 - C. Rundman, M. Heavyside, M. Lofaro, N. LeSage, J. Rudness, M. Robar, Z. Pietro, J Michels, C. Tenhunen, L. Lindholmg Row 2 - S. Luoma, M. Brandt, J. Piirto, E. Moffatt, W. Luoma, J Rice, K. Kosonen, K. McLaughlin, C. Nault, J. Bennetts. , , s K , f I f 5 O U fi. ik A, . ,QQ Q 4 I .EC . 5' E .- , ' 1 . ,VX Q ' w ' if ' , I 4 I i X A 1 K , ., , I 3, A .1 1 S V ff.. Q fr . , ,Q HOOP GIRLS L. to R.Z Row 1 - K. Kosonen, E. Maki, K. McLaughlin, K. Erkkila, M. Carlson, S. Anderson, M. O'COn ne11,D. Kari, Row 2 - C. Pontti, C. Dowrick, M. Beckman, S. Beck, J. Scopel, N. LeSage, Zoe Pietro, M Brandt, D. Ve-lin, G. Graham, Row 3 - R. Sikkila, J. Michels, S. Luoma, C. Rundman, C. Tenhunen, M. Heavyside, J. Rudness, S. Peterson, J. Piirto, M. McGinnis, C. Nault, B. Stetson, Row 4 - M. Lofaro, M. Robar, B. Maki, J. Ogea, A. Holmgren, J. Nirva, J. Oien, L. Lindholm, J. Bennetts, K. Pohlman. 38 X i 'F 'w gg 'mn - - ,.. , , -lf Xe. We ,. ,mi - ea l I - A ,'f 3U5x 'Q- ' 5 . .ew fu 2 , 5. n- f f If I rf' Judith Aho 4 ! we v,,,....s m.:, H , mn? ce . , l ...M paul 1 - Q - gf . Anderson ff if 1 V- U '71 N ik L. 'fl 'Q Ann Allen K 5 1- ., cl H! K Anne 1 .lf 9 ff. M Archibald L New ' R -A 1' l L ll I jean kg we Andelin K M. K 1 1 W ' as-as r -X is . Frederick 5 k,hk Xf ' Argall K' V 'N ' K . we-'A b K7 - 3 N A are X-N. Dorothy K Anderson - -QL Q li 84 .Jr :- , Robert M M ' Ayotte K ' 'MN W, e , , W R as M , ,Q if F 'fx 71' 1. ' 04? JoAnne ' ' ' ' A Anderson ' ' V . K .4 . ,fr gl, W ai ss. jane I f- , on Belaire ' 'h Q. I S L n. I . 'X l .W .,Lr g VL Knsten A. .wif-ftv ' Anderson 3 K f' 'haf ' lr ' W 4 vo 4 vv I :FV is M 1 Mary Ann V . , I 1 y ,,.,.. Benson X.. A X! K id .ww , nQm..e,.....eH - . 39 JUNIORS CLASS oFFlcERs John Wirtanen ...... ..........President David Marra.... .....Vice-President Kay Martinen .....Secretary jak Carol Isota1o..... .......fI'reasurer A Mr. Strand....... .....Advisor :TQ ' Gardner ', 2, -J' Jean Bess 2 i , f 'H Champion ' s of X , 'Q as ts- 'K ' Thomas if fn- ply, K Burke 'ii' Urn.-5 David X Paul Bllkey N, F ,' Christy ., -1 If . . . Richard i we- ,gg Butler 3 Q, rx Janice Judith Bjome K Codutl x , Sheila 3 Cardonl ' A ni. 'Sf' -.ww L .loihfle f K W Frances Bjorne Collins Ja is ' Q Jeannette A 4 5 Carlson W- , N A fly. L x Douglas Bonnie Bjorne Coty l , 5 lg, fn Peter - '- Carlson -ve 1 X. we M W' s ' 3 Suzanne X' 5' K Francis BOB! h ' DeCaire V W , I -Qu L. fy-fumcv e ouxse f .1 if 6+ Carter ,X - . A -W ax' lb. if Kethle en DeR oche james DeVold Norman Dobson Beverly Erkklla Dennis Farm Fee Fisher Sara Fowler William Franson Michael Fraser V3 ? ,,, W bi I G' my , ' W 1' , lgkiils I 1. 3 fi if 'F 2 5 1 fir Sig. ' ei F ,me ,,. 'af 'E QQ fr., ,f, ml is 4' 'Y af 5' ,E ,, ew., . Q m Q . f NW' . ., gl. af ' A . A . 'X 'SL ' K I .V- 'tw-V -is 1 , 1, f 5' f L '-'l li mes ,G X U-Q -P ' ,H ' W N- ,'i' E Y I 5 vi' 013 '-tv sr- G- - . he if N . 1 i Alan Garceau Irene Harv ala joseph Gelmi jean Harvey Russell Gleason James Hebbard Ann Goldsworthy Robert Hedstrom Donna Goyen Kathleen Heikkinen DeAn Gustafson Kathleen He llier Frank Haller Carol Hendrickson Darlene Hamari Dennis Hickey Paul Hannuksela Bonnie Hill 40 1. fi , Dawn Ak N 'gl 5 Hooper 1. , if ' 'W' 1' Gene N Q jose X , Kay ' ' Hooper fs f ff - N K A ' Sheran Karl I Curtis 1 -,I Hosking AQ. Q, . it ag, 'ef' C vu. 1 m- , . Y ' Mary I W Kaukola 5 f G Carol 6, if K 'xA K 1 6 6 Isotalo X X Y F ' -Q. 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Patricia Larson Raymond Maki Susan Leach james Manley Paul Leece D avid Marra J udith Lemin 1lf2.'.2? F' Carol Levine Kay Martinen , N3 'K , ,. . . 'em Q4 .. .. -.gf si -A - i R G. 1 . ' fl'- Kxjvlg . -W rf T, 5 , 2 x ww A , -' 'j,,: :- xiii was' 5' . 1--Km . W' X' C apt . .. . P C gm 6. it pu. 'ia 4. tx w if N y ' ,-F 12 A -new M-- am rv Q F- -. S .nf-g., R' .-v- Y 'Y -s is , xx in M va 'L tt' xy W N' I- K' ' 2 ,dl lg N W K ,. ,153 A , K ,I ,,.. ,, it 3 L' ., 1. 'QQ-1 -.xg 4 ,rrn 32 cg A3 7 Lee Mattson Venner Nirva S Paul Mattson Raymond Ogea . Myra Maxwell Evelyn Oj anen Kathryn Mayry Sauna K. Ostlund Peter Misale Joyce P aananen David Nault Claudette Paulson Michele Nault Dale Pellow Sandra Nault Kenneth Pentti Kenneth Nelson Allan Pesola 41 rs w X . . has fart , .. , iii-' 7 X - K iff' Larry L Q ?j S Peterson L Ly eff ' 5 , av- 'Q Marcia C ' 4 ,N Peterson of 1 W .Z X, S -41 f Nm... A q -tim' rf lg Q' .8 y A-L ' , atr cia Q fx y Peterson :avi fs . W, '- fx it, S A -. 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' AQ ,. l V wiuiam Kemp fif- - , V Q 35 is, in Bruce Viall -if bf' '- john if W ff Walsh K 'T ' v A 'NL X Paul Villeneuve , 7-ew .A 5 Vtf' Y W' Amold , W A Warshawsky ' ,M Lrg ' I Patricia Pesola Not pictured: Daniel Montcalm is 'Q fa Lee Wealton Julie . Williams on Donald Westman Kaye Wilson Faye Zhulkie 2 . V Wh aim I QI in 45 FRESIIMAN TEA 'ZW W C5 f MIXED CHORUS L. to R.2 at piano - K. Trondson, C. Pontti, Row 1 - K. Anderson, A. Goldsworthy, J. Spencer, F. Swahn, K. Thomas, C. Farrell, S. Greenwood, K. Garrett, K. Wilson, M. Maki, K. Kosonen, S. Nadeau, G. Mattila, A. Hendra, F. Nault, Miss Freethy, P. Johnson, T. Burke, J. Rice, D. Vial, T. Holmgren, N. Bray, C. Nault, J. Piirto, C. Rundman, E. Ojanen, S. Jaedecke, J. Bye, J. Langlois, K. Quaal, L. Cohodas, M. Heavyside, P. Hickey, Row 2 - J. Michels, S. Stone, A. Linna, K. Oysti, J. LaParche, F. Suardini, S. Holman, K. Tulkki, B. Coty, M. Carlson, F. Collins, P. Misale, C. Hosking, J. St.Andre, W. Franson, R. Tulkki, F. Haller, D. Junak, M. Chapman, P. Sharland, M. Peterson, J. Werner, C. Johnson, J. Braund, K. Campbell, K. Luostari, M. Nault, F. Fisher, J. Jensen, D. Olson, E. Ojanen, I. Seem, C. Korby, Row 3 - C. Levine, D. Velin, J. Manzoline, L. Lynn, C. Boase, S. Hallstead, C. Peterson, L. Rudness, F. Kelly, A. Carlson, B. Sanders, K. Brown, D. Newman, L. Wealton, B. Carlson, J. Rosewall, M. Lynn, D. Laitinen, D. Bess, J. Wirtanen, J. Richards, A. Prideaux, J. Jensen, F. Carriere, C. Sarvello, A. Sar- vello, D. Anderson, L. Lindholm, C. Penrose, A. Holmgren, P. Nault, B. Carlson, Row 4 -J. Maki, M. Kaukola, M. Lofaro, G. Martin, M. Polkinghorne, J. Bennetts, C. Dowrick, N. Hebert, J. Bengson, C. Hellier, J. Williams, J. Gelmi, 'l'. Wealton, D. Holmgren, W. Denney, D. Reed, C. Chard, J. Penrose, D. Holmgren, J. Anderson, M. Morcom, K. Pentti, M. Pontti, R. Ryan, A. Oien, D. Carlson, J. Oien, M. Carl- son, C. Nault, J. Olgren, K. Pohlman, S. Beck, Row 5 - B. Kallatsa, K. Martinen, K. Homburg, J. Ander- son, K. McLaughlin, M. McGinnis, J. Franson, M. Backman, J. Rudness, J. Savolainen, M. Hellier, L. Roberts, J. Johnson, D. Markert, L. Schmeltz, R. Lundin, F. DeCaire, K. Oja, A. Hebert, C. Anderson, N. Ostermeyer, J. Marra, D. Bennetts, W. Bjork, D. Trebilcock, N. Nelson, R. Carlson, A. Combellack, K. Gelmi, I. Harris, J. Fostveit, N. Dobson, V. Davis, B. Pearson, R. Nelson, P. Pinard. CANTATA SOLOISTS L. to R.Z Row 1 - T. Wealton, C. Hosking, K. Kosonen, S. Nadeuu, J. Rice, W. Franson, Row 2 - T. Burke, F. Nault, F. Haller, D. Junak. 56 + J 25 9 3 37 Q K . E f if , i 5 . if . 5 , , -:i s J . , , I .X x . i , A i X 5 ' i X Q . ' v Wi , :it f ?, 1, K :I I 33. SENIOR MIXED ENSEMBLE L. to RJ Row 1 - C. Pontti, S. Garceau, K. Kosonen, M. McGinnis, M. Lofaro, C. Rundman, M Heavysxde C. Nault, J. Piirtog Row 2 - J. Anderson, D. Holmgren, W. Denney, T. Wealton, M. Hellier F Nault D Junak, J. Rice. K f 5 ' SENIOR GIRLS' ENSEMBLE L. to R.: Row 1 - C.. Pontti, M. Heavyside, J. Oien, C. Nault, J. Bennettsg Row 2 - S. Garceau M Lo faro, K. McLaughlin, K. Kosonen, L. Lindholm, C. Penrose. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB L. to R.: Row 1 - C. Pontti, J. Eklund, S. Greenwood, K. Wilson, C. Farrell, J. Bye, K. Quaal, A. Allen K. Anderson, E. Ojanen, S. Beck, Row 2 - Miss Freethy, S. Garceau, A. Combellack, S. Furst, F. Suar dini, P. Nault, K. Thomas, K. Erkkila, M. Backman, D. Johns, Row 3 - G. Dally, M. Carlson, D. Ander son, J. Jensen, K. Martinen, M. Nault, F. Fisher, S. Luoma, M. Lofaro, D. Maki, Row 4 - J. Oien, M. Carl son, P. Larson, A. Holmgren, L. Lindholm, S. Larson, C. Penrose, S. Nadeau, P. Hickey. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB L. to R.: Row 1 - P. Williams, K. Trondson, J. Spencer, D. Olson, C. Isotalo, R. Skewis, S. Huot, N. Flaa, M. Maki, L. Lynn, Row 2 - S. Dahl, B. Carlson, B. Coty, C. Boase, E. Ojanen, J. Bennetts, J. Em- anuelson, M. Flaa, C. Dowrick, K. Rowe, K. Gelmig Row 3 7- S. Hallstead, J. Wallin, K. Harris, K. Pohl' man, C. Paveglio, J. Maki, C. Korby, N. Hebert, C. Corkin, F. Goyen, J. Manzolineg Row 4 - I. Harris S. Ostlund, P. Peterson, M. Kaukola, K. McLaughlin, K. Kosonen, D. Velin, M. Heavyside, J. Tyynismaa. 58 1 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB L. to R.: Row l - S. Moyle, A. Archibald, K. Luostari, C. Valela, J. Rudness, C. Peterson, S. Leach, J. Mlchels, A. Goldsworthy, L. Rudness, Row 2 - J. Werner, J. Piirto, C. Rundman, F. Swahn, C. Paul- son, A. Sarvello, C. Sarvello, M. McGinnis, J. Olgren, J. Braundg Row 3 - L. Carter, C. Magnuson, F. Collins, J. Lemln, L. Cohodas, C. Nault, R. LaFreniere, M. Anderson, M. Benson, I. Dunn, Row 4 - M. Pellonpaa, M. Peterson, C. Johnson, J. Paananen, C. Aho, M. Polkinghorne, C. Levine, K. Campbell, N. Bray. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB L. to R.: Row 1 - F. Kelly, C. DeRoche, P. Erkkila, P. Heikklla, J. Nault, S. Argall, I. Seem, J. La Parche, S. Jaedecke, E. Leach, Row 2 - A. Carlson, K. Garrett, M. Bertucci, M. Mayotte, J. DeCaire S. Argall, S. Holman, J. Petitte, P. Pinard, Row 3 - K. Tulkki, B. Kallatsa, S. Stone, J. Langlois, N Dobson, J. Frantti, G. Martin, K. Oysti, V. Davis, C. Nault, Row 4 - D. Carlson, B. Larson, J. Anderson A. Linna, L. Johnson, K. Homburg, J. Bengston, R. Nelson, B. Pearson, J. Franson. 59 ' MIXED ENSEMBLE L. to R.: Row 1 - C. Pontti, K. Trondson, M. Maki, M. Carlson, F. Collins, S. Nadeau, C. Nault, B. Coty N. Bray, Row 2 - P. Johnson, J. Rice, T. Burke, D. Junak, C. Hosking, F. Nault, J. St. Andre, A. Tas- son, A. Hendra, Row 3 - F. Haller, C. Rundman, J. Piirto, G. Mattila, W. Franson, K. Kosonen, J. Wer ner, M. Peterson. ACCOMPANISTS L. to R.: - Karen Trondson and Constance Pontti. 60 ... V, ..--mv-wwe, MODERN LANGUAGE CLUB L. to R.: Row 1 - K. Hooper, M. Brandt, S. Bone, K. Quaal, L. Lynn, S. LaForge, F. Swahn, K. Gelmi, A Goldsworthy, N. LeSage, M. Jensen, D. Bilkeyp Row 2 - P. Strand, K. Morcom, K. Pohlman, J. Belaire A. Sarvello, C. Sarvello, M. O'Connel1, M. Lofaro, C. Johnson, C. Levine, M. Naultg Row 3 - J. Ogea, E Ojanen, S. Kari, P. Corneliuson, W. Langlois, M. Viall, C. Hosking, C. Magnuson, B. Sanders, J. St. Andre Row 4 - J. Wirtanen, K. Portale, P. Larmour, P. Peterson, G. Graham, K. Kosonen, K. McLaughlin, J Graff, G. Jose, J. Richards. MODERN LANGUAGE CLUB OFFICERS Kay Kosonen..... .............................................................................................................. President Peter Corneliuson... ........ .. ......................................................................... ......... V ice-President Gail Graham .............. .............. S ecretary Aurelia Sarvello ..... V . ...... Treasurer I 1 DRAMA CLUB L. to R.: Row 1 - J. Piirto, D. Rosten, J. DeCaire, M. Mayotte, J. Michels, M. McGinnis, J. Rudnessg Row 2 - M. Polkinghorne, J. Andelin, B. Maki, R. Sikkila, M. Benson, E. Maki, C. Nault, K. McLaughlin. 61 BAND L. to R.: Row 1 - C. Tenhunen, J. Anderson, M. Carlson, G. Dally, C. Magnuson, M. Mantela, B. Eade, J. Cain, M. Peterson, Row 2 - S. Peterson, K. Erkkila, R. Keskey, L. Carter, J. Ombrello, D. Anderson, J. Dobson, S. Bone, B. Maki, J. Sundberg, F. Haller, C. Rundman, K. Wuorenmaa, J. Werner, Row 3 - M. Heavyside, I. Harris, D. Holmgren, B. Carlson, S. Allen, E. Beerling, A. Moyle, J. Anderson, S. Argall, D. Keskey, P. Johnson, D. McDonnell, K. Dobson, S. Mantela, K. Rowe, A. Hendra, J. Wirtanen, L. Green, R. Sikkila, S. Dobson, C. Poirier, T. Wealton, J. Piirtog Row 4 - L. Peterson, L. Wealton, D. Mitchell, D. Velin, R. Solka, G. Tonkin, B. Solka, Mr. Ketola, M. Rowledge, L. Tassone, H. Heikkila, D. Savolainen, D. Isaacson, R. Peterson. BAND OFFICERS Roy Peterson .............,..... ,,..,,..,.,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,.. .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . P resident Suzanne Peterson ..... .. ....... ........... .....,,....... V i ce-President Kathryn Wuorenmaa ....... .. ............................................ Secretary-Treasurer ORCHESTRA L. to RJ Row 1 - M. Maki, D. Velin, F. Carriere, R. Jarvi, B. Gehlhoff, S. Holman, C. Farrell, E. Ojanen, K. Wuorenmaag Row 2 - M. Robar, K. Quaal, C. Magnuson, G. Dally, J. Anderson, J. Werner, F. Haller, C. Poirier, L. Tassone, C. Tenhuneng Row 3 - L. Peterson, D. Mitchell, R. Peterson, A. Hendra, J. Sund- berg, K. Rowe, J. Wirtaneng Row 4 - D. Holmgren, M. Heavyside, S. Peterson, Mr. Ketola. 62 - -Q -W-1:-M 1: w , , - .- : .. A ' ' My FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB L. to R.: Row 1 - J. Eklund, J. Ombrello, M. Benson, P. Erkkila, J. DeCaire, N. LeSage, E. Maki, Row 2 - P. Pinard, G. Dally, K. Wilson, J. Paananen, C. Levine, K. Mayryg Row 3 - M. Valenti, B. Gehlhoff, K Portale, Mr. Townsend, N. Hebert, E. Erkkila. OFFICERS - FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Nancy LeSage .....................................,.....,.,......................,........,.....,,....,...,... .,......,.... P resident Carol Levine .,.......,.,....,.................... .........................,..............,................ ........ V i ce-President Mary Arm Benson ...... .. ...................... Secretary Donna Goyen ........., ....................... T reasurer Joanne DeCaire ....,, ........ ....... P r ogram Chairman Nancy Hebert.. ....... .. ...... .................... .H istorian STUDENT COUNCIL L. to R.: Row l - S. Koski, A. Archibald, J. Rudness, E. Ojanen, L. Lindholm, J. Piirto, J. Bjorne, K. Morcom, K. Anderson, R. LaFreniere, M. Wakkurig Row 2 - Miss Malmgren, K. Oja, R. Robar, S. Nault, K. Kosonen, K. McLaughlin, P. Nelson, B. Sanders, W. Anttilag'Row 3 - F. Tasson, A. Tasson, A. Gar- ceau, M. Viall, Mr. Gehlhoffg Row 4 - J. Valente, R. Dahlgren, D. Hickey, P. Zhulkie, J. Wirtanen, K. Pentti, A. Hendra. 63 ANNUAL BOARD SENIORS L. to R.: Row 1 - J. Oien, M. Carlson, M. Lofaro, L. Green, M. Anderson, J. Michels, C. Ponttig Row 2 - B. Maki, E. Ojanen, J. Nirva, K. McLaughlin, E. Maki, J. Piirto, K. Erkkilag Row 3 - D. Johns, J. Val enti, W. Argall, J. Valente, C. Rundman, Mr. Kivisto. ANNUAL BOARD JUNIORS L. to R.: Row 1 - K. Anderson, S. Bone, J. Laitinen, A. Sarvello, C. Sarvello, C. Paulson, A. Golds- worthy, I. Harvala, J. Jenseng Row 2 - J. Werner, C. Korby, J. Belaire, C. Johnson, J. Lernin, C. Isotalo, R. Skewis, C. Sarvello, K. He-ikkinen, C. Levine, Row 3 - S. Cardoni, K. Mayry, D. Anderson, M. Kaukola, P. Peterson, B. Hill, K. DeRoche, S. Kari, J. Champion. 64 1 ANNUAL BOARD - SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN L. to R.: Row l - B. Carlson, J. Ombrello, L. Rudness, D. Denofre, R. LaFreniere, K. Thomas, J. Spen cer, L. Cohodas, K. Trondson, J. Bye, M. LeSage, Row 2 - G. Dally, L. Decaire, M. Anderson, F. Suar dini, P. Nault, A. Combellack, J. Juidici, M. Mayotte, F. Pepin, D. Linna, K. Gelmig Row 3 - C. Chard I. Harris, P. Pinard, J. Eklund, M. Carlson, S. Morcom, S. Larson, E. Erkkila, S. Erkkila, M. Wakkuri. FUTURE NURSES' CLUB OFFICERS J 0-Ann Oien ............ ..... ................................. ..... .... ...... ....................................... ..... ........Pre side nt Franc e s C ollins -.. .... ...............-....................,,....,.............,.. .... .............-... ............ V ice -Pre s ide nt Kristen Anders on ......................,................... .... ......,.................... .... .. ...... ...Se cretary-Treasurer FUTURE NURSES' CLUB L. to R.: Row 1 - J. Bjorne, E. Argall, E. Ojanen, K. Anderson, C. Paulson, B. Hill, A. Archibald, F Fisher, Row 2 - J. Oien, M. McGinnis, C. Nault, J. Cain, J. Jensen, J. Lemin, L. Carter, F. Collins Row 3 - Mrs. Johns, R. Nault, C. Sarvello, M. Nault, C. Johnson, D. Velin, K. McLaughlin, M. Heavyside. 65 --u-.w-Qy- PEP CLUB L. to R.: Row 1 - D. Denofre, L. Rudness, R. LaFreniere, P. Williams, K. Gelmi, Row 2 - K. Anderson P. Erkkila, E. Valente, J. DeCaire, J. Frantti, F. Suardini, P. Nault, K. Thomas, L. Cohodas, S. Jaed eckep Row 3 - Mrs. Lindberg, M. Anderson, D. Olson, L. Decaire, C. Isotalo, J. Koski, D. Linna, J Juidici, M. LeSage, K. Trondsong Row 4 - S. Moffatt, D. Rosten, C. Peterson, S. Moyle, C. Korby, S Argall, K. Vadnais, J. Oien, K. McLaughlin. OFFICERS '- PEP CLUB Kathleen McLaughlin ...... .......................... ............................ ....................... P r e sident Jo-Ann Oien ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,...........................,,,....,..,...,..,,,.,,.....,......,............,... Secretary-Treasurer PEP CLUB L. to R.: Row l - A. Sarvello, E. Ojanen, M. McGinnis, J. Rudness, C. Sarvellog Row 2 - E. Argall, F. Collins, C. Nault, J. Michels, K. Anderson, N. LeSage, J. Nault, S. Nault, E. Ojanen, A. Goldsworthy, Row 3 - C. Johnson, J. Lemin, J. Jensen, M. Lofaro, K. Mayry, G. Martin, J. Bengson, E. Leach, J Spencer, B. DeCaire, S. Luoma, Row 4 - M. Nault, C. Aho, C. Sarvello, C. Levine, F. Fisher, A. Holm- gren, S. Nadeau, P. Hickey, J. Eklund. 66 FORENSICS L. to R.: Row 1 - J. Werner, G. Graham, M. Robar, J. Bjorne, N. LeSage, M. Brandt, K. Anderson, J. Michels, S. Peterson, M. McGinnis, J. Rudness, K. McLaughlin, M. Larson, C. Levine, Row 2 - D. Velin, S. Kari, J. Lemin, F. Haller, R. Peterson, L. Peterson, J. Johnson, C. Nault, L. Lindholm, J. Piirto, Mr. Renz. FORENSICS L. to R.: Row 1 - M. Carlson, S. Nadeau, K. Hooper, J. Ombrello, J. Braund, L. Cohodas, J. DeCaire L. Rudness, R. LaFreniere, M. LeSage, D. Linnap Row 2 - K. Wilson, J. Petitte, F. Zhulkie, S. Trosvig K. Brown, Mrs. Bothwell, F. Carriere, P. Nault, J. Koski, B. DeCaire, J. Franson. 67 ALLIED YOUTH L. to R.: Row 1 - E. Argall, L. Rudness, A. Sarvello, C. Sarvello, D. Denofre, J. Spencer, P. Williams M. Polkinghorne, C. Pau1songRow 2 - J. Rudness, A. Archibald, K. Wuorenmaa, R. LaFreniere, K. Thomas B. DeCaire, J. Nault, K. Trondson, L. Cohodas, Row 3 - M. Anderson, J. Scopel, M. Kaukola, R. Robar P. Zhulkie, B. Maki, K. Gelmi, K. Hooper, Row 4 - S. Ostlund, J. Bjorne, D. Ruohomaki, F. Scalcucci J. Wirtanen, S. Larson, C. Altobello, Mrs. Lindberg. U h ALLIED YOUTH OFFICERS Janice BJ orne -.......... .... ..-... ..................,... .,. ..,.,.. ,.,, ,,..,.,...,.,..,.......,.,.,., ., ,.,,.,,..,........., ,. .... Pres ide nt Francis Scalcucci ...... .. ..... ...... .... ......... ........,............,.,....... .. .....,........ ..,.-... .......... Nice-President Anne Archibald ......... ..... ....... .. .... ......,. ........ .. ..., .. ..... ......, ..... ,... ..... .. ,... .. ............ .. .......... -..Se cretary R oy Peters on ..... .... .. -..... ........ ........ .... ,....... ..... ,. ,......,.. ... .... .... ....... ,. ,..,........... .. ........ .. ...... Treasurer Evelyn Oj anen.- ..,. ..-.,. .,., ,, ...,. ,.,.,,.-,,,., ,,,, ,,,,,.,,, ,,,,, ,. ,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,.,,, Student Council Representative Ste phen Nault ..... .. .... .......... ....... ..,...............,..... ........... ........ ...... Student Council Representative ALLIED YOUTH L. to R.: Row 1 - J. Pasich, N. Flaa, D. Giguere, J. Carlson, F. Pepin, S. Nault, M. Flaa, E. Ojaneng Row 2 - R. Windsand, M. Mayotte, J. Harvey, J. Cain, B. Carlson, A. Combellack, S. Furst, S. Nadeau, Row 3 - K. Homburg, C. Millimaki, M. Johnson, L. Johnson, C. Huot, C. Aho, K. Vadnais, A. Holmgren, Row 4 - Miss Haney, R. Grigg, D. Markert, R. Solka, L. Lawry, D. Mitchell, D. Phillips. 68 1 ALLIED YOUTH ,,,l -1 L. to R.: Row l - D. Rosten, S. Carlson, K. Anderson, J. Werner, F. Suardini, P. Nault, I. Seem, M. Le- Sage, J. Juidici, D. Linnag Row 2 - D. Olson, S. Syrjala, M. Peterson, C. Levine, L. Tasson, J. DeCaire, E. Maki, J. Paananen, K. McLaughlin, J. Manzolineg Row 3 - D. Hamari, P. Teige, L. Decaire, S. Nau lt, J. Johnson, B. Kostamo, D. Christian, R. Peterson, M. Mantela, Mr. Watson, Row 4 - F. Smith, W. Kok- kila, R. Dahlgren, C. Chard,G. Jose, T. Burke, W. Corneliuson, B. Solka, C. Korby. ALLIED YOUTH L. to R.: Row 1 - S. ,Bone, D. Hooper, J. Andelin, L. Green, J. Bye, A. Goldsworthy, R. Skewisg Row 2 M. Brandt, M. Kakkuri, J. Belaire, J. Lemin, J. Champion, K. DeRoche, J. Eklundg Row 3 - I. Harris, D. Saviluoto, J. Wallin, B. Erkkila, P. Larson, C. Johnson, C. Pontti, D. Johns, Row 4 - G. Dally, J. St.- Andre, L. LaFreniere, L. Peterson, P. Mattson, J. Bjorne. AMATEUR BIOLOGISTS' CLUB L. to R.: Row l - M. LeSage, J. Pasich, D. Olson, N. Flaa, J. Carlson, P. Nault, K. Thomas, R. La Freniere, L. Rudnessg Row 2 - L. Johnson, L. Jarvinen, J. Paananen, C. Millimaki, J. Juidici, J. De Caire, L. Tasson, D. Linna, M. Bennett, Row 3 - J. Bostrom, R. Junak, B. Bennett, B. Kostamo, L. De caire, J. Poggione, F. Smith, Miss Haney, Row 4 - D. Bennetts, C.'Poirier, R. Dahlgren, W. Kokkila D. Palomaki, C. Chard, K. Salson, P. Uimari. AMATEUR BIOLOGISTS' CLUB OFFICERS Bruce Kostamo---..................... ....-...,,,,.......... ...... ...Lf .... .,,,...........:.......................--..l9resident David Bennetts-................. .... ... ...... , ,,,......... .... ........, f ,,,, ....... -...........Vice-President Mary LeSage... .... ...................... . . . , fffff ................... ,,,, ,,,.. ....... . K K... ........ ....................Secretary Larry LaFreniere .....................-.............. ..... ...........................................--... .... ............-.fI'reasurer Rita LaFreniere .................. .... ,,,, . .... .. ......, ....................-.........,.,,....Program Chairman Dan Mitchell... .... ..-.....-.,,... ..... ..............-..... .... ........................ .... .....................Publicity Chairman AMATEUR BIOLOGISTS' CLUB L. to R.: Row 1 - J. Koski, M. Wakkuri, G. Gelmi, K. Vadnais, J. Bye, S. Nadeau, L. Cohodas, P. Will- iamsg Row 2 - M. Peterson, M. Johnson, I. Harris, F. Suardini, A. Combellack, J. Wallin, C. Levine, Row 3 - R. Grigg, J. Wirtala, M. Koukkari, R. Lundin, L. LaFreniere, R. Robar, D. Saviluotog Row4 - R. Solka, D. Markert, D. Mitchell, F. Scalcucci, L. Lawry, D. Phillips. 70 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS L. to R.: Row 1 - M. Wakkuri, J. DeCaire, B. DeCaire, J. Juidici, C. Millimaki, S. Chard, M. Jensen Row 2 - Miss Rogers, C. Aho, M. Benson, M. Johnson, J. Belaire, M. Kakkuri, K. Mayryg Row 3 - B Maki, D. Saviluoto, K. DeRoche, R. Junak, F. Carriere, P. Pinard, S. LaForge, S. Solka. DEBATE L. to R.: Row 1 - D. Linna, L. Cohodas, C. Farrell, Row 2 -C. Tenhunen, K. Hooper, S. Jaedecke, J. Braundg Row 3 - J. Savolainen, L. Johnson, D. Christy, Row 4 - P. Christy, L. Lawry, M. Hellier, Mr. Kela. 71 ART L. to R.: Row l - J. Wallin, M. Benson, B. Erkkila, L. Jarvinen, S. Nault, S. Nault, M. Anderson, G Townsend, Row 2 - C. Sarvello, J. Nirva, L. Tasson, J. Champion, B. Coty, K. Vadnais, D. Uren, C Stampee, Mrs. Ostlundg Row 3 - K. Homburg, J. Valenti, G. Mattila, W. Argall, D. Nault, J. Savolainen J. Valente, B. Maki. ART L. to R.: Row 1 - B. Moffatt, S. Valela, C. Farrell, R. Jarvi, E. Tasson, M. Valenti, E. Valenti, E. Kor- keakoski, Row 2 - S. Rytilahti, S. Koski, J. Williamson, P. Alasimi, T. Hooper, N. Bray, J. Ranta, K. Tulkkig Row 3 - R. Junak, J. Sarvello, M. Korpi, D. Holmgren, G. Chinn, J. Wirtala, J. Valenti. 72 r COMMERCIAL CLUB L. to R.: Row 1 - K. Wuorenmaa, R. Skewis, B. Poirier, S. Bone, L. Lynn, C. Isotalo, E. Ojanen, S LaForge, S. Nault, M. Flaa, J. Scopelg Row 2 - B. Sanders, L. Carter, A. Sarvello, F. Collins, C. Sar vello, J. Anderson, K. Hooper, M. O'Connell, B. Erkkila, P. Leeceg Row 3 - S. Cardoni, C. Magnuson C. Korby, J. Maki, M. Maxwell, K. Mayry, K. Kontio, B. Maki, Miss Eklund, Row 4 - B. Maki, D. Ruoho maki, J. Bjorne, K. Pohlman, D. Velin, K. Kosonen, C. Huot, M. Heavyside, J. Bjorne. COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS 1958-1959 Sharon. Beck .... . .......... .. .................... ,... ...... ........ ...... .. .................................................... -President Katherine Erkkila .............. ,. .......... ,. .... ...... ....... ,..,,..,,., ,. ,,,,,,.,,,,.,...,.,,.,,..,, V ice-President Margaret Lofaro ..,.,,,,.., ,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, , --- ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,. ,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, S ecretary Jeannette Scopel-.... ....... ...... ........ ..... .. ....... .. ...................... ., .-- .,..., .. .,.,.,,,,., T reasurer Jane Piirto .......... .. ....... ... ..... .......... .. ............. ........ .S tudent Council Representative Bruce Sanders. ....... .. .............. .. ............... ....... .......... .. ................. Student Council Representative COMMERCIAL CLUB L. to R.: Row 1 - A. Goldsworthy, J. Laitinen, E. Argall, K. Erkkila, S. Beck, N. Stetson, A. Allen, M. Anderson, K. Quaalg Row 2 - F. Tasson, M. Backman, C. Boase, F. Swahn, G. Townsend, J. Rudness, J. Piirto, B. Stetson, J. Carlson, S. Luomag Row 3 - Miss Dunn, S. Anderson, C. Rundman, J. Cain, J. Bennetts, K. Heikkinen, J. Champion, C. Tenhunen, M. Robar, L. Green, S. Holman, Row 4 - R. Dahlgren, I. Harvala, M. Polkinghorne, M. Lofaro, L. Lindholm, A. Holmgren, C. Penrose, D. Kakkuri. 73 HI-Y L. to R.: Row 1 - P. Nelson, S. Nault, K. Portale, W. Richards, Row 2 -- G. Tonkin, D. Sarvello, B. Sol ka, J. Johnson, R. Peterson, W. Langlois, M. Viall, S. Holman, Row 3 - E. Moffatt, T. Burke, K. Pentti J. St. Andre, F. Haller, J. Wirtanen, J. Anderson, P. Leece, J. Anderson, Row 4 - Mr. Gehlhoff, P. Mis ale, D. Hickey, P. Mattson, G. Jose, L. Peterson, J. Valente, L. Coskie, C. Hosking, A. Vicario. HI-Y OFFICERS Keith Portale ........ .......... .. ................ .. .... ...... ............... .P resident Stephen Nault ,,,,,,,, ,, .,,.... ., .,..... V ice-President Paul Nelson ,,, ,,,,,,, ........ ............. .S e cretary William Richards ..,.. .. ...... ....... fl' reasurer SERVICE CORPS L. to R.: Row 1 - B. Erkkila, C. Johnson, M. McGinnis, K. Anderson, L. Cohodas, D. Hooper, M. O'Con- nel, A. Archibald, Row 2 - S. Nault, F. Brogan, G. Graham, B. Gehlhoff, J. Ogea, T. Petro, W. Anttila, P. Hannuksela, Row 3 - R. Tulkki, L. Schmeltl, P. Larmour, C. Chard, P. Corneliuson, D. Markert, F. Carriere, D. Bilkey, Row 4 - J. Snow, R. Grigg, D. Bennetts, P. Leece, K. Brown, D. Mitchell, J. Rice, J. Lundin, D. Kakkuri. 74 his Q 0555, 99 ' off. be O 5 Q' , xfffny ' SV? 'i ff' at f' fx-f5ggo Q so J in uf QR IO fir W , A in X rr-. , J - ft 1 Q Q af. ii? 'ff I9 .mo 3 FGOTBALL - VARSITY L. to R.: Row 1 - Mr. Ellis, D. Schultz, L. Coskie, P. Moffatt, W. Luoma, J. LaPointe, M. Hellier, W. Langlois, J. Valenteg Row 2 - Mr. Koski, D. Palomaki, D. Sarvello, R. Gleason, F. Scalcucci, W. Thexton, W. Franson, P. Misale, D. Alanko, Mr. Maranag Row 3 - L. Larmour, C. Hosking, D. Bennetts, J. Johnson, J. Savolainen, R. Solka, J. Gelmi, P. Zhulkie, J. Richards, D. Palomaki, A. Vicario, R. Robar. FGCTBALL ISHPEMING 0 - MANISTIQUE 37 The sophomore-loaded Hematites traveled to Manistique for the opening game of the season. The powerful Emeralds, who were to go unde- feated for the season, had no trouble in winning by a big score. ISHPEMING 0 - IRON MOUNTAIN 21 In the second game Ishpeming played host to Iron Mountain. The Mountaineers, seeking re- venge for three previous consecutive defeats, played hands-up ball in handling the Hematites. It was their second trimming of the year. ISHPEMING 12 - SOO 18 After two shutouts, Ishpeming traveled to the Soo with high hopes. The Hematites started strong by scoring two touchdowns in the first half to take a 12-0 lead. Robar scored both touchdowns on two and five yard runs. Ishpeming gave the Blue Devils two touchdowns, one on a fumble and the other on a blocked punt, and finally went down to defeat. 76 ISHPEMING 6 - MARQUETTE 14 ln the fourth game of the year Ishpeming traveled to Marquette to play their arch rivals. The Hematites were stronger defensively in this game, limiting the opponents to two touchdowns, but they could only score one themselves, and so went down to their fourth defeat. Duane Palo- maki scored Ishpem1i1g's touchdown on a three- yard run. ISHPEMING 7 - NEGAUNEE 26 In the next game Ishpeming played host to its twin city rivals, the powerful Negaunee Miners. The Hematites took a quick 7-O lead on a fifty-yard pass play from Scalcucci to Schultz. The Miners started to roll with one touchdown in the first half and three in the second half to gain an easy victory. ISHPEMING 13 - STEPHENSON 19 Ishpeming traveled to Stephenson for its last game on the road. The Hematites opened the game by marching to a touchdown early in the first half, with Peter Zhulkie scoring on a one-yard plunge. It was 7-6 in favor of Stephen- son at half time. The Hematites scored again on a fourteen-yard run by Robar, but could not stop the opponent's passes, so they were once again edged out. ISHPEMING 13 - GLADSTONE 7 Ishpeming played host to the Gladstone Braves in the seventh game of the season, and were determ-ined to get a victory. The first half of the game was all defense, as neither team could score. The Hematites took the ball to be- gin the second half and marched the length of the field to make it 6--0. Robar scored on a two- yard plunge. Later in the half, Dave Schultz sprang loose on a fifty-eight yard tun to make it 13-0. The game ended 13-7 to give the Hema- tites their first victory. The main factor in Ish- peming's tough defense was Captain John La- Pointe, who made a majority of the tackles. ISHPEMING 13 - STAMBAUGH 27 ' In the Homecoming game Ishpeming played host to the Stambaugh' Hilltoppers. As usual, the Hematites started strong by scoring twice, but a leaky defense allowed Stambaugh to score four times, and the Blue and White were defeated in the last game of the season. The Hematites compiled a 1-7 record for the season. Tackle John LaPointe was voted to the Great Lakes Conference first team, and half- back Dave Schultz received honorable mention. LaPointe was on the Upper Peninsula second team, with Schultz receiving honorable mention. Graduating seniors are: Leonard Coskie, Michael Hellier, William Langlois, Captain John LaPointe, Duane Moffatt, David Schultz, Joseph Valente, and Warren Luoma. - Warren Luoma FOOTBALL B TEAM Ishpeming . . . . . . 2 Ishpeming . . . . . .13 Ishpeming . . . . . .12 Ishpeming . . . . . . 6 Ishpeming . . . . . . 14 Negaunee . . . . . 27 Marquette. . . . . 46 Negaunee. . . . . 39 Marquette . . . . 6 Munising . . . . . . .20 iff g f t FOOTBALL B TEAM L. to R.: Row 1 - R. Ryan, D. Laitinen, B. Carlson, P. Bussone, A. Mitchell, R. Richards, A .Oien, W. Kunnarig Row 2 - Mr. Lindberg, E. O'Brien, J. Engelhard, M. Kitto, J. Poirier, D. Roberts, R. Poirier, J. Jensen, Mr. Collinsg Row 3 - R. Neff, J. Marra, R. Argall, D. Mitchell, D. Reed, K. King, A. Hebert, J. J. Marra. BASKETBALL - VARSITY L. to R.: A. Pesola, G. Corkin, J. LaPointe, W. Luoma, P. Moffatt, P. Misale, S. Naultg Mr. Watson, L. Roberts, L. Larmour, P. Zhulkie, W. Thexton, D. Larmour, R. Robar, C. Hosking. Not pictured, F. Scalcucci. VARSITY BASKETBALL Fifty upperclassmen responded to the initial call of Coach C. C. Watson for the 1958-59 basketball season. Five seniors - Gerald Cor- kin, Paul Moffatt, Warren Luoma, John La- Pointe, and Stephen Naultg five juniors - Peter Misale, Curtis Hosking, Allan Pesola, David Larmour, and Lance Roberts, five sophomores - Peter Zhulkie, Francis Scalcucci, Raoul Ro- bar, Leslie Larmour, and William Thexton made the varsity squad for the season. The se'ason's record was 10 victories and 9 defeats with the home team scoring 972 points to 951 for the opposition. The team won the District tournament at Ne- gaunee, defeating Hancock 66 to 50 in the first game and Negaunee 55 to 45 for the ,champion- ship. The Hematites lost to Iron River in the Regional tournament held at Northern Michigan College fieldhouse 50 to 44 when Iron River capitalized on free throws during the last three minutes of the game. SEASON SUMMARY lshpeming: FG. FT. FM. PF. AV. FGA. FGM. RBD. 373226 204 280 51 1059 373 711 Opponents: 367217 150 318 50 986 367 592 lshpeming 52 - Manistique 37 The Blue and White opened their season at home and got off on the right foot with a sound victory over a very cold Emerald five. It was Ishpeming's 10th straight opening game victory. lshpeming 37 - Stambaugh 47 The Hematites traveled to Stambaugh for a game against a strong Hilltopper quintet. Ish- peming failed to find the range and dropped their first game of the season. lshpeming 37 - Mlmising 48 The Blue and White met Munising on the Mus- tangs' court and went down to defeat in a slow game, 48-37 . lshpeming 37 - Iron Molmtain 35 A tall Iron Mountain team invaded the lshpem- ing gym and was turned back 37 to 35 in a strong defensive game. Moffatt led the Hema- tites with 14 points. lshpeming 67 - Escanaba 77 lshpeming traveled to Escanaba with hopes of pulling an upset over one of the top teams in the Peninsula. The Hematites hit well, but Es- canaba was even better and pulled away in the last period. lshpeming 51 - Negaunee 48 For the first game with their arch rivals at Ne- gaunee the Hematites were outscored from the field but scored 19 free throws in winning a close one. Corkin was Ishpeming's big gun with 23 points. lshpeming 50 - Marquette 52 In a hard-fought game at lshpeming, in which neither team led by more than three points, the' Redmen gained a victory in the final seconds. lshpeming 49 - Newberry 65 Although the Hematites played their opponents on even terms for the last three quarters, a 15 point deficit in the first quarter proved too much to overcome on the Newberry court. Ishpeming 41 - Escanaba 53 The Hematites, with two of their starting five sick, were defeated by a tall Escanaba team. After early tie scores the opponents pulled away and were never threatened. Ishpeming 56 - Gladstone 45 The team, playing at home, shot 43 per cent during the first half of the game to take a 15 point lead and coast to victory. Misale led the Hematites with 15 points. Ishpeming 56 - Stephenson 49 The Hematites traveled to Stephenson to gain their second' win of the weekend. Ishpeming's free throw accuracy won this game for them as they made 20 out of 25. Corkin scored 21 points for the Hematites. Ishpeming 50 - Marquette 51 The Marquette game was played in the college fieldhouse. Ishpeming got off to a poor start by missing the first 13 field shot attempts. The lead shifted 14 times, with Marquette winning the game on free throws in the last 15 seconds. Ishpeming 78 - Hancock 51 A hot Ishpeming squad shot 43 per cent and gained their fifteenth straight win over Han- cock. The Hematites rebounded well and rolled up their biggest score of the year. Luoma led the 'attack with 23 points. Ishpeming 33 - Soo 65 The Hematites were no match for a tall Soo team, at the Soo, and dropped their eighth game of the season. Ishpeming 57 - Negaunee 46 The Hematites didn't look like a team that had lost by 32 points the week before and outfought the Miners to take their second win of the year over them.Moffatt paced Ishpeming with 20 Ishpeming 56 - Iron River 37 In a game that was close for three quarters the Hematites rebounded and shot well to gain their eighth win of the season. The Hematites outscored their opponents by 15 points in the fourth quarter. Corkin had 23 points for the game. DISTRICT TOURNAMENT I at Negaunee! Ishpeming 66 - Hancock 50 Ishpeming drew Hancock for the first tourna- ment game. The Hematites out-rebounded their opponents 48 to 21, which was enough to offset excellent outcourt shooting by Hancock. Cor- kin had his best night of the season as he scored 25 points. Ishpeming 55 - Negaunee 45 Ishpeming played its best ballgame of the year and beat the Miners for the third time during the season. It was a solid team victory as the Hematites won their second District Champion- ship in a row. Ishpeming led by three points at half-time, increased it to thirteen points in the third quarter, and went on to gain a well-de- served victory. REGIONAL TOURNAMENT tat N.M.C. Fieldhouse! Ishpeming 44 - Iron River 50 Ishpeming drew Iron River for its semi-final game in the U.P. tournament at the Northern Michigan College fieldhouse. Ishpeming had defeated Iron River during the regular season but their fired-up rivals took advantage of fouls and scored 20 points from the charity line. points. - Warren Luoma BASKETBALL B TEAM Ishpeming . . . . . 30 Negaunee ......... 36 Ishpeming . . . . . . 44 Escanaba . . . . 48 Ishpeming . . . . . 41 Munising . . . . . 57 Ishpeming . . . . . . 19 Negaunee . . . . 49 Ishpeming . . . . . 38 Escanaba ......... 61 Ishpeming . . . . . . . 37 Marquette . . . . 35 Ishpeming . . . . . 42 Negaunee ......... 56 Ishpeming ......... 52 Marquette . . . . 50 Ishpeming . . . .... 39 Marquette . . .... . . . 47 B TEAM TOURNAMENT - MUNISING . . . Ishpeming 42 - Negaunee 54 BASKETBALL - B TEAM L. to R.: Row 1 - D. Laitinen, M. Pontti, D. Tasson, D. Christian, B. Kostamo, D. Bess, P. Carltong Row 2-Mr. Marana, D. Bennetts, N. Ostermeyer, R. Robar, D. Palomaki, D. Trebilcock, W. Kunnari, L. Larmour. 49 CHEERLEADERS L. to R.: Row 1 - P. Williams, R LaF1-eniere, D. Denofre, K. Gelmi, L. Rudnessg Row 2 - Mrs. Lind bergg Row 3 -- A. Sarvello, C. Sar- vellog Row 4 - E. Ojanen, M. Mc Girmis, J. Rudness. WR GOLF .MW . L. to R.! G. Jose, J. Honkala, Mr Watson, R. Lehto, R. Kallatsa. TRACK L. to R.: Row 1 - R. Lehto, J. LaPointe, J. Carter, R. Ikola, R. Wills, G. Corkin, Row 2 - J. Westwater D. Sarvello, J. Wirtanen, L. LaFreniere, R. Gleason, G. Mattila, J. Anderson, D. Schultz, Row 3 - R. Solka, P. Hannuksela, L. Larmour, R. Robar, D. Trebilcock, P. Anderson, D. Pellowg Row 4 - C. Hosking, K. Brown, F. Scalcucci, N. Ostermeyerg Row 5 - P. Misale, D. Bennetts, B. Solkag Row 6 - Mr. Hammar M. O'Nei11, Mr. Koski. 5 . BASEBALL L. to R.: Row l - E. Moffatt, J. Reidy, T. Tippett, R. Kostamo, P. Saari, J. Tasson, D. King, Row 2 - Mr. Rudness, F. Scalcucci, J. Andriacchi, S. Nault, W. Richards, W. Langlois, W. Anttlla, C. Waters, Row 3 - J. DeLongchamp, D. Helgren, B. Kostamo, D. Palomaki, R. Dahlgren, C. Hosking, W. Corneliuson. 81 TRACK 1958 F xlk .5 69 B Qx l 'n Ishpeming 54 - Marquette 4655 - Negaunee 3656 May 1, 1958 The 1958 Blue and White track team, coach- ed by Mr. Koski and Mr. Hammar, was victor- ious in a triangular meet held at Marquette. This meet was held to make up the one sched- uled between Ishpeming and Marquette which was postponed due to poor weather conditions. Ishpeming 7 1 1X3 - Negaunee 37 2X3 May 6, 1958 Ishpeming was again victorious in its sec- ond meet of the year held at the Ishpeming playgrounds under ideal weather conditions. New playground records were set by the Ish- peming thinclads in the following events: Bob Wills - high hurdles in 15.6 sec., low hurdles in 20.7 sec., john LaPointe - 440 yd. dash in 56.8 sec., john Carter - 220 yd. dash in 22.8 sec., Warren Luoma - high jump, 5 ft. 95 inches. Great Lakes Conference Meet May 10, 1958 On May 10th the Hematites traveled to Man- istique to participate in the Great Lakes Con- ference Meet. Paced by Bob Wills, who set a record in the 220 yd. dash at 22.61 sec., tied the record in the 100 yd. dash at 10.1 sec., won the broad jump, and anchored the 880 yd. relay team to victory, Ishpeming placed sec- ond in the point total with 30 5X6 points be- hind Stephenson, which had 36 points. Ishpeming 6396 - Negaunee 45M May 13, 1958 In the second Ishpeming-Negaunee dual meet of the year, the Hematites again came out on top. This time, however, the point total was closer than it was in the first meet. Ish- peming's attack was paced by Bob Wills and john Carter, who scored five first places be- tween them as they had also done in the first Ishpeming-Negaunee meet. Regional Track Meet May 17, 1958 In a cold rain at Houghton, spectators saw Bob Wills set records in both the 100 yd. dash at 10.0 sec. and the 220 yd. dash at 22.5 sec. Several of the timers clocked Wills under 10 seconds in the 100 yd. dash. Eight members of the team qualified for the Upper Peninsula Finals. Marquette County Meet May 21, 1958 In the County Class B meet held at Ish- peming, the Hematites again came out on top. The scoring was Ishpeming 55 113, Negaunee 40 SX6, and Marquette 40 5!6. No new records were established. Freshman-Sophomore Meet Marquette won the 1958 Freshman-Sopho- more meet, while Ishpeming placed third be- hind a strong Negaunee team. U. P. Finals May 24, 1958 In the biggest track meet of the year Ish- peming finished in a tie for third place with Iron River behind Sault Ste. Marie and Stephen- son. First places were scored by Bob Wills in the 100 and 220 yd. dashes and the broad jump, while Warren Luoma tied for first place in the high jump. Memorial Day Relays May 30, 1958 On a rain-soaked track the Ishpeming re- lay teams were able to finish in a tie for first place with Iron River. This meet was the final one for the following seniors: john Carter, Ray Ikola, Richard Ruusi, Robert Wills, and Rich- ard Lehto. BEST TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS FOR 1958 EVENT 120 High Hurdles ...... Medley Relay ....... 100-Y ard Dash.. Mile Run ........ 440-Yard Dash .......... 180-Y ard Low Hurdles ......... 220-Yard Dash .......... 880-Yard Run ....... 880-Yard Relay .... High Jump ........ Shot Put ...... Pole Vau1t..... Ishpeming ....... Ishpeming ....... Ishpeming ....... Ishpeming ....... Ishpeming ....... Ishpeming ....... Ishpeming ................................ 1 PERFORMER Bob Wills.. ........................ Westwater, Carter, Bob Wills .................. Schultz, Corkin ....... Paul Hannuksela....... John LaPointe ...... Bob Wills ......... Bob Wills ......... John Anderson ......................... .nn-.nun-u uunuuononn. Carter, Schultz, LaPointe, Wills ......... Warren Luoma ...... Gery Mattila ....... Warren Luoma ..... -ff' of fs . 92.33 5 BASEBALL 1958 0 Marquette 0 Escanaba 1 Gwinn......... 7 Negaunee....... 1 Marquette....... 8 Negaur-1ee....... Gwinn..... .H--funn...--.--nn RECORD 15.6 sec. 2.43.6 10.0 sec. 5:23 56.6 sec. 20.6 sec. 22.5 sec. 2:18.4 1:36.55 5 ft. 9M in. 41 ft. 5 in. 9 ft. 10 in. 5 ....ll 6 6 2 6 Baseball letters were awarded to the following: Duane King, Ronald Kos- tamo, Errol Moffatt, Stephen Nault, Douglas Palomaki, Jeremiah Reidy, William Richards, Paul Saari, Francis Scalcucci, james Tasson, Thomas Tippett, and Charles Waters, M anager. mf GOLF 1958 The following boys made the 1958 golf team: Richard Lehto, Gene Jose, Robert Kallatsa, and james Honkala. The team lost a dual meet at Gladstone and placed fifth in the U. P. high school golf meet with a score of 384. Richard Lehto was low medalist for the Ishpeming team with 91. 83 FOOTBALL - JUNIOR HIGH L. to R.: Row 1 - T. Hendra, M. Ketola, J. Brogan, S. Holmgren, M. McLaughlin, B. Swanson, G. Bjorne Row 2 - M. Ribotto, R. Hebbard, J. Decaire, N. Rundman, P. Vogeler, B. Mantyla, D. Coskieg Row 3 - J. Sarvello, J. Tasson, D. Raudman, G. Olson, K. Swanson, T. Pasich, A. Kivela, W. Maki, Mr. I-lammar. FOOTBALL - JUNIOR HIGH L. to R.: Row 1 - M. Marietta, R. St.Amour, A. Amel, K. Rodda, D. Garceau, R. Butler, A. Koivula, G. Jarvis, Row 2 - P. Butler, A. Sundberg, W. Norkoli, R. Polkinghorne, J. Carello, B. Garrett, R. Truckey, P. Healey, Row 3 - G. Rowledge, J. Peterson, D. Leece, W. Arsenault, G. Leffler, A. Bengston, D. Palmer. 84 L21 UDEWf f Q? , 5 MFE BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Ishpeming High School Auditorium Ishpeming, Michigan Sunday, June 7th, 1959 3:00 O'Clock P. M. Processional Hymn .....,........ ,,,,,,...,. ...,,,,.,.,.,,,,,..,....... Come, Thou Almighty King Invocation The I.ord's Prayer ... ,...... -.MaIotte Mixed Ensemble Scripture Reading ..,.,.,,.,... . ,..,,,....,..,.,.. Matthew 25:15-'I 9 Dear Land of Home .....,.. Sibelius Baccalaureate Chorus Baccalaureate Sermon .......... . ...... , ..... . Response-Ability The Rev. Odean G. Tieman Hymn ,..,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,..,.,,,,,.,,.,, Faith of Our Fathers, Living Still Benediction Recessional CLASS NIGHT PROGRAM Ishpeming High School Auditorium Wednesday, June 10, 1959 8:15 P. M. Processionol ,,,,, ,HaiI, Beacon Light President's Address .......................... Richard Dahlgren Trio - Opus 53 ....... .Arr. Kummer Clarinet Trio Carol Tenhunen, Suzanne Peterson, Mariorie Heavyside Class History - Statistics ...,.......,.,.. Zoe Pietro The House I Live In ................ .... Allan-Robinson The Song My Heart Will Sing ...... Williams Senior Girls' Ensemble Class Giftatory - Prophecy ..... .. Mary Brandt, Nancy LeSage Jeannette Michels Carolyn Nault, Jane Piirto, Carol Tenhunen I Believe ...,,..,,..............,.... Wilson Give Me A Place In The Sun ...... Waving Senior Mixed Ensemble Presentation of Memorial .................. Kay Kosonen Class Song .........................,............... Words by Mariorie Heavyside, Suzanne Peterson. Recessional - Coronation March Meyerbeer COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Ishpeming High School Auditorium Friday, June 12th, 1959 at 8:15 P. M. President ............., Richard Dahlgren Vice-President .,.. Suzanne Peterson Secretary .... . ................. G erald Corkin Treasurer.. ,,,,, ...,.,,,,,,, , ,,Susan Luomo Colors: Light Green and White Class Motto: Life is a Picture, Paint it Well Flower: Lily of the Valley Processional .,.,,, Hail, Beacon Light Invocation ,,,,. , ,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, The Rev. Odean G. Tieman Salutatoryt .........,.,.,..,,,,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Peace Through Understanding Judith Rudness Adagio From Clarinet Concerto .. Mozart Clarinet Solo, Carol Tenhunen Accompanist, Marjorie Heavyside Federal Aid To Education ......., .. Lois Lindholm Quartet in G ..,.................... Mozart String Quartet Valedictoryt ....,,,,.,.,,,,,,.,.,.,,.,,, Science - Key to Universal Survival Michelle Robar Sea Moods ...,,.,.,,.....,,..... Hepburn One God ................. Drake - Shirl Mixed Ensemble, Constance Pontti, Accompanist Presentation of Diplomas .,.......,.,.,,... Superintendent, W.C. Peterson Class Song ,.....,,..,,,,,,.,..,,..,,...,......... HISTORY - STATISTICS The composition of the human body has al- ways puzzled the scholars of the world. There have been those who believed that little boys are made of frogs and snails, and puppy-dogs' tails, while little girls were made of sugar and spice and all that's nice. Now we are aware that each individual is a complex mechan- ism, not only of flesh and bones, but also of various characteristics, instincts, and emotions. Tonight, for your entertainment, we should like to anatomize ourselves - to take ourselves apart, figuratively speaking, for your inspection, as it were. Proceeding along scientific lines, then, we must first delve into our origins. We are descend- ed from many nationalities, with the English strain predominating for the first time in eight years. The Finnish, French, and Swedish fol- low closely, while the remaining rank in this order: Irish, ltalian, German, Norwegian, Scotch, Polish, Dutch, Austrian, Czechoslovakian, Danish, and South African. Only fourteen of our parents were born in foreign countries, these countries are Finland, Italy, Sweden, and South Africa. One hundred forty of our parents were born in the city of lshpeming. The foreign lan- guages of our parents are spoken in 32 homes, but only 19 seniors speak their parents' native tongue. Since mining is the chief industry in our community, it is natural that that is where a large proportion of our fathers find their employ- ment. This year about 5078 are connected in some way with mining, while last year there were 647. Our mothers also are wage earners with 24 C1975 employed at full-time jobs, and 12 C970 working part time. One hundred fifteen C47 70 of our parents have received high school diplomas, but only 20 C870 are college grad- uates. In spite of the high divorce rate in our country, serious marital troubles have not touch- ed our class, for there is only one home affec- ted by divorce. Although our mothers are all living, we are unfortunate in the loss of 13 fathers. We can boast - or complain, as the case may be - of having 178 brothers and 174 sisters. Nine seniors are an only child. One senior boy has no brothers, but has 5 sisters to wait on him at home. Our two largest families have a total of 30 children, 13 girls and 17 boys. Two families have double pride as well as expense this year, as both have two graduates. About two-thirds C6370 of us claim Ishpem- ing as our birthplace, and one was born in the far-off continent of South Africa. Fifty-seven per cent have attended only the Ishpeming Public Schools. As a group, we began our formal educa- tion in 1946, when 103 of us were enrolled in kindergarten. The group now numbers 130 - 65 girls and 65 boys. We are graduating in a year which shows the highest high school enrollment in the history of the school, 725. The total school enrollment is 1914. School buses trans- port 175 pupils to the Ishpeming Schools each day, 22 of whom are seniors. Our medical history reveals that we resemble previous graduating classes. We have had the usual shots and tests for polio, tuberculosis, smallpox, and diphtheria, and many have had chest X-Rays. Thirty families have received re- pair bills for the breakage of 1 toe, 1 foot, 5 ankles, 3 legs, ribs, 4 collar bones, 5 arms, 9 wrists, 1 hand, 4 fingers, and 2 noses. Seventy members of the class have had operations, in- cluding 14 appendectomies, and 45 tonsillecto- mies, and one senior girl has completely re- covered from polio. All of this would indicate the need for insurance of some type. Forty-two per cent of the class, a slight decrease from the last two years, are enrolled in the school accid- ent plan, which was started in 1955, and 907: are covered by life insurance. As a result of further analysis, we realize that we are not all perfect specimens of human- ity. Fifty C3970 of us find it necessary to wear glasses, and 7 have at least one false tooth, but four seniors can be proud of perfect sets of teeth. Due to the recent emphasis on straight teeth, 9 have worn braces at one time or another, the highest number of any class up to the pres- ent time. We do comply with the authorities on health who recommend at least 8 hours of sleep a night. Our average is 9, although some parents may question this! Of course, these figures do not include weekends! Since we have not yet reached the stage when we object to telling our age, we can re- veal to you that we range from 17 years, 4 months, and 7 days to 19 years, 10 months, and 29 days, but the average age is 18. Although the average weight is 141 pounds, the two lightest seniors of 92 pounds each, would not balance the heaviest of 240 pounds on a teeter totter. In height we range from 4 ft. 11 in. to 6 ft. 4 in. All of us have one trait in common - the urge to be doing something or going some place. There are more than 20 school organizations in which we take active part, although it seems strange that 11 seniors could not find the time or interest to join any of these worthwhile activi- ties. Half the class C4970 have had the exper- ience of speaking from this stage, 41 C3270 have participated in a broadcast over WJPD, ll C 970 have appeared on WDMJ-TV, and 13 C 1071 on WBAY-TV. To our everlasting regret none of us appeared in the movie which was filmed in our community! Although our school activities absorbed most of our time, 73 C5670 participated in such out- side organizations as Job's Daughters, De Mo- lay, Scouts, Drum and Bugle Corps, Bowling Team, Ishpeming City Band, etc. Eighty-five per cent, the highest number in 13 years, attend one of the 14 local churches regularly, and we are members of 10 different church organizations. Over one half the class spends an average of 3 or 4 nights out a week, including 1 night in the theater, but 17 C 1370 go out every night of the week. All but 7 of us have attended the Ishpem- ing Youth Center, while two-thirds C6870 attend regularly. Eleven have never gone to a school party and 60 have attended an Ishpeming High School prom. The most popular phase of our social life is dating, as 877: of us date. Sixty-four per cent believe in steady dating, and an almost equal number practice it. We apparently know that our bodies need recreation in order to keep the human mechanism in working order, for, as a class, we participate in various types of recreation. Swimming heads the list and we are proud that every member of the class can swim. Only the class of 1957 equals our record. Twenty-one per cent of us learned here in the pool. Camping is our second choice, and movies, comedies preferred, ranks third. One senior girl has won the distinction of being a semi-finalist in the Women's Upper Pen- insula Golf Tournament. Skiing is a popular sport during the winter season, and 5 seniors have ridden Suicide Hill, while 15 claim they have mastered the landing. Three-quarters C 7770 use the Winter Sports Area. Even though we are engaged in many out- door activities, 50 C3870 of us have devel- oped hobbies, which, we are told, are so nec- essary for our retirement years! These hobbies include studying astronomy, collecting empty cartridges, carving plastics, and making model airplanes. Our interests and talents along music- al lines have not been neglected, because 207: can play the piano, and 387: play one or more of 15 different instruments, the clarinet being the most popular. Although our time is limited, we do not neglect our 103 pets, and one senior girl is kept very busy taking care of a dog, a cat, a chipmunk, and some goldfish! We thrive on thrills and excitement! Most of us have had unusual experiences on various trips with different organizations such as church or scout groups. One girl has stayed at the Gov- ernor's mansion on Mackinac Island, 2 senior boys hitch-hiked to California. Seven should have carried compasses, since they tell of being lost in Milwaukee, in Marshall Fields in Chicago, and you guessed it, in the woods. One senior boy has learned the hard way that pencils are to be kept in the hand. He still remembers vividly being rushed to a doctor to have a pencil eraser removed from his ear! Although as a class we are not especially air-minded since only 137: have taken a trip by air, we hold the long distance record - a senior boy flew from South Africa to the United States. Fifteen per cent of the class, however, have been up in a plane. That we have traveled is obvious because all but 2 or 3 of us have been out of the state of Michigan, nearly half of the class has visited Canada, and 5 have been in Mexico. It is interesting to note that 1276 of the class have never ridden in a train. The senior boy who boasts that he has traveled in all of the 48 states now has 2 more states to visit. Like other young Americans, we are ambit- ious and anxious to earn our share of the world's goods. One half of us C5070 hold part-time jobs. About a third C307?0 of the class have clerked at some time or another and 4677 C8 of whom are girlsl have delivered papers. Our jobs are varied, with clerking and baby-sitting rank- ing first and second. Our wages range from 5.24 to 52.50 an hour, or an average of 5.89 an hour. This shows an increase of 91 over last year, and is the highest wage of which we have a record. We also have another kind of work - the tasks we do at home without pay. Ninety-two per cent of the class have daily chores at home, which include tending the furnace, feeding the pets, dusting, and baking. Several boys keep their rooms cleaned and help with the dishes, but 10 boys and 1 girl do not share in the work of the home. One senior girl has the back-break- ing task of stacking the dishes in the dish wash- erl Although we earn more than any previous class, we also spend more on recreation. If our members have been accurate on their question- naires, we spend the highest weekly average of any class, 52.98. The reason for this we leave to you parents to ponder over. The amounts spent range from nothing to S20.00. One senior spends as much as S20 .00, two spend S15 each, and one spends S12 a week. The rest of our money is placed in savings. Forty-five C3570 of us have Christmas Clubs, 57 C4470 Savings Accounts, and 58 C 4570 own Savings Bonds. Three-fourths C7670 of our families own their own homes, and one-third C3211 have camps. In these homes there are 381 radios and 129 television sets. At camp we have 34 radios and 8 television sets, making a total of 415 radios and 137 TV's. Six years ago only one senior owned a TVQ today there is only one senior who does not. Watching television con- sumes an average of 25 hours a day, and listen- ing to radio, 17: hours. In our spare time we en- joy the 89 different newspapers and magazines found in our homes. Two years ago the class had only 63 from which to choose. Of the 127 seniors licensed to drive C 113 of whom took the I. H. S. Driver Training Courseb 114 of us are permitted to drive the 201 automo- biles owned by our parents. One senior girl has her choice of driving any one of the 4 cars in her family. Only 5 families are without a car. Not to be outdone by our parents, we ourselves own 76 bicycles, 30 cars, 13 motorboats, 7 jeeps, and 3 motorcycles. In the past four years, the number of bicycles owned by seniors has de- creased, while the number of cars and jeeps has increased each year. Some educators believe there might be a correlation between grades in school and driving cars to school. A recent sur- vey in a western high school showed no A stu- dents driving cars to school, 1576 B, 4176 of the C's, 7171 of the D's, and 8376 of the E students. About 18 or 20 of us drive cars to school, but we assure you we have made no attempt to classify them! Since we entered our teens we have been preparing for our later life by trying to determine what vocation to follow. Up to the present, the class has pursued work along the following lines: 37 are being graduated from the Science Course, 26 from the History and Social Science, 18 from the Business Education, 17 from the Industrial Arts, and 6 from the Home Economics. The re- maining 26, having changed their courses for various reasons, will be graduated from the Gen- eral Course. As we turn toward the future, we find that over three-fourths of the class are planning to further their education in universities, colleges, trade schools, business schools, and nursing schools. About half the class have decided on a definite vocation. Our community will be pleased to know that 15 members of our group have cho- sen teaching as a career, while nursing and clerical work rank as second and third choices. Forty-one senior boys are planning to enlist in the Armed Forces, and the Air Force heads the list as to choice. One of our number has already spent a few months in the Army. This concludes the dissection of ourselves as individuals and as a class. With the wave of a magic wand we shall quickly re-assemble all of the composite parts so that you may again view us as whole individuals. As you leave this evening we hope that you will be able to look upon us as one hundred thirty distinctly different personalities. There are no two of us alike, but each, in his own way, has ideals, fears, desires, and ambitions. Each of us in his own way is looking to the future for success and happiness. - Zoe Pietro GIFTATORY - PROPHECY Timer The Past, The Present, The Future. Cast: Mary Brandt, Nancy LeSage, Jeannete Michels, Carolyn Nault, Jane Piirto, Carol Ten- hunen. INTRODUCTION We are the past, the bygone days, We've watched our class grow in many ways, Through work and play, through fun and fame, With gifts we reveal the way they came. At a time when rock it doesn't only mean dance, At a time when everyone's yelling, Advance! We, the present, want to share with you Awards and recognition of merit true. ii We come from places far and near To predict the future of our classmates dear. Some will find ease, some will meet strife, But all will lead an exemplary life. 'k 'A' t TONI, to Dennis Altobello, in case his hair ever goes straight. To medical technologist, James Anderson, a jack to use if his work gets him down. This trophy to John Anderson from Africa, who came the longest distancet o graduate with us. To Margaret Anderson, one of the shortest members of our class, a stool to help her rise in the world. A blue ribbon to Mary Anderson, homemaker, for her prize-winning cherry pie. To Sheila Anderson, employee in a record shop, we give a golden record for selling one million discs. Sugar Jets to Joseph Andriacchi, jet pilot, to give him the kind of energy he will need. To Wayne Anttila, who always has pep and sparkle, this battery in case he ever runs out of energy. This onion to Elizabeth Argall, practical nurse, so she'll always be sympathetic. To William Argall, commercial photographer, a knife to make his pictures sharp. For air hostess, Marilyn Backman, a needle and thread to sew up the air pockets. To Sharon Beck, who has lived in twelve cities, an anchor, for we want to keep her in Ishpeming. These rubber thumbs to Daniel Beer and Gerald LeSage, so they'll always remember the time they hitch-hiked to California. To Jacqueline Bennett, children's nurse, these ear plugs. She'll need them. To Joyce Bennetts, an expert shorthand writer, a racing car to always keep her speed in high. These ice cubes to Michael Bergeron, welder, in case his torch gets overheated. Bruce Bjork, of the U. S. Navy, can use this Ivory soap to keep him afloat. For Jacob Bjorne, store manager, a pair of scissors to slash the prices. To Charlotte Boase, our expert typist, these wings to keep her fingers flying. To Mary Brandt, a biology exhibit winner, an egg to keep her prize chicken skeleton company. This ladder will help Jeanette Cain, steno- grapher, climb to success. To Maxine Carlson, our vivacious redhead, a fire extinguisher to use if her top gets too hot. This grease for Lambert Chard, a garage at- tendant, in case business runs slow. A box of dates for Judith Cherry, reception- ist, to help her keep those appointments straight. To Gerald Corkin, one of our basketball stars, we give this watch to guarantee the right timing. This pocket comb for Peter Corneliuson, den- tist, so he will always have a tooth to work on. Leonard Coskie, industrial arts teacher, can use these pretzels so he will have a new twist for those problems. To Darlene Currie, airline stewardess, this retriever Cdogj in case her flying takes her out of this world. To mechanic, Terrence Currie, a banana for his fellow grease monkeys. This silver gavel to Richard Dahlgren, in ap- preciation of his service as our class president for two years. To John DeLongchamp, a rock collector, we give a pair of tweezers in case the pickings get slim. William Denney, of the U. S. Air Force, can use these needles so he will continue to have sharp eyes. To Gerfy Dobson of the U. S. Army, we give this Stripe CtoothpasteJ in order that his first position will be a Major one. To Kenneth Dobson, certified public account- ant, this I.B.M. Computer to ease the floating figures out of the red. To Carol Dowrick, for her beautiful long hair, this bottle of Drene C hair shampool to ,help her keep its lustrous gleam. Douglas Duhame, Air Force pilot, can use this X to help him discover the mysterious unknown. To Katherine Erkkila, supervisor of a stenog- raphic pool, we give these Life Savers to keep her typists from drowning in work. Mary Ellyn Flaa, private secretary, can use this Ann Sothern Kit to insure that secretarial uoomphin To Sandra Garceau, dancing teacher, these spikes to keep her up on her toes. To Joseph Giguere and Errol Moffatt, ski stars, umbrellas to carry them through the air with the greatest of ease. To Florence Goyen, commercial artist, we give this telephone directory to help her get that artistic line. Gail Graham, elementary teacher, can use these knee guards to protect her against those low attacks. To Linda Green, veterinarian, we give these Cchocolatei bars to help her keep the animals penned in. Donald Hamari, pilot, can use this magnifying glass so he will have a clear view of what is ahead. To Walt er Harsila, sailor, this Liberty Bell to help him get back to his ship on time. For Marjorie Heavyside, our public librarian, this apple to catch those ever present bookworms. To Dorias Helgren, state beaver trapper, these binoculars so he can admire his catch. For Michael Hellier, future minister, a fish hook to help him become a Fisher of Men. To Scott Holman, salesman, this safety shoe, so his foot won't hurt if it gets stuck in the door. Ann Holmgren, golf ace, will appreciate these mittens if they keep her game hot. To David Holmgren, artist, this model, so he will never lack one. To Jerome Hughes, whose hobby is archery, a magnet to insure his hitting the bull's eye. For Claire Huot, secretary, a crystal ball, so she can foresee her employer's next move. To Deanna johns, beauty operator, this let- tuce, so she will always have a head to work on. For David junak, our most traveled graduate, these tickets to make fifty states instead of forty-eight. To David Kakkuri, skilled in electronics, a pacifier, so his fuses won't blow their stacks. Thomas Kevern, shoe salesman, can use this hypnotism manual on the customers he can't persuade. To Morris Kivela, seaman, a compass so he'll never lose sight of the galley. Kay Kosonen, an accomplished singer, can use this file if she ever has to sharpen her flats. To Duane Kurin, employee at a local news- stand, opera glasses so he won't strain his eyes reading comic books. For James LaCombe, rabbit hunter, a pair of pliers to help him pinch his hare. To William Langlois, navigator, Black Beard's map to locate the treasure which would get Mich- igan out of the red. John LaPointe, coach, will want this tape to patch the holes in his team's line. To David Lawry, an ardent De Molay member, this plastic bag to keep his devotion fresh. Pauline LeBoeuf, a painting enthusiast, might like this oil if her paint ever dries up. To Wilbur Leece, Air Force pilot, this book on stars, so he will not lose himself in space. For William Leinonen, space traffic cop, this timer for clocking the missiles. To Gerald LeSage and Daniel Beer these rub- ber thumbs, so they'll always remember the time they hitch-hiked to California. For Nancy LeSage, elementary teacher, this helium-filled balloon, in case her students get her down. To Lois Lindholm, author of the oration, Aid to Education, we give this blank check so she can donate her share. To Margaret Lofaro, language teacher, this bubble gum to exercise her jaws for those diffic- ult accents. To Susan Luoma, primary teacher, we give this angel so she'll have at least one in every class. Warren Luoma, our high jump star, can use this pogo stick to keep him one jump ahead of his competitors. To William Mager, industrial arts teacher, this rubber hammer to save on thumbs. To Barbara Maki, secretary, this box of Alfa- Bits to help her watch her P's and Q's. For Bonnie Maki, artist, we have a palette so she'll never lose her taste for art. To Ellida Maki, novelist, this Pulitzer Prize in case she never gets around to writing a best seller. For Charlotte Manninen, housewife, this sand- paper to help her run a smooth household. To Ann Manzoline, homemaker, these elastic bands so she can stretch her food budget. To Barbara Marcotte, social worker, this shovel in case she gets snowed under with prob- lems. To Donald Mattonen, soldier, these arch sup- ports to hold him up during the long marches. To William McCoy, Air Force pilot, a rope to lasso the Ghost Riders in the Sky. To Mary McGinnis, one of our peppy cheer- leaders, springs for her shoes so she'll always keep the bounce in her step. - To Kathleen McLaughlin, our first homecom- ing queen, these Brillo Pads to keep her crown sparkling clean. To Jeannette Michels, math teacher, these razor blades to keep her sharper than her stu- dents. To Errol Moffatt and Joseph Giguere, ski stars, umbrellas to carry them through the air with greater ease. To Paul Moffatt, basketball coach, a rabbit foot to keep his team hopping. To Karen Morcom, practical nurse, a ruler to determine how long her patients sleep. To Carolyn Nault, forensic winner, we give an Oscar to recognize her great dramatic ability. To Fred Nault, radio announcer, we present this pen to use when he signs autographs as America's No. 1 discjockey. Ruby Nault, practical nurse, can use this mop to keen up her clean up. To Stephen Nault, for his friendly smile, this globe to keep the whole world smiling with him. To Paul Nelson, this joke book, so he won't lose his reputation as the class wit. When Mary O'Connell, postcard collector, enters the WAVES, she'll need these postcards to start her fami1y's collection at home. To Judith Ogea, fervent Democrat, we give this mirror, to enable her to see both sides of the question. To Jo-Ann Oien, the first president of the Future Nurses Club in IHS, this insurance policy for the next time she falls through the hospital door'. Esther Ojanen, cheerleader, can use this megaphone when she works for the airlines, to cheer up people waiting for a late plane. Dean Patron, talented in art, can use this scholarship to a leading art school to further his career. Clarice Penrose, Honored Queen of Job's Daughters, can use this bugle to call her loyal subjects to attention. To Suzanne Peterson, driving expert of the Six-Teens program on TV, we give this booklet, What Every Driver Must Know, when she needs to refresh her memory. Ztie Pietro, our school office employee, can reminisce about the good old days with this familiar sales sheet. To Jane Piirto, saxophone player, this goose, so she'll always have a honk. Joseph Poggi, who has taxidermy as his hob- by, can use this mouse trap to catch the best specimen he'll ever stuff. To Kay Pohlman, receptionist, a box of starch to keep that fresh as a daisy look she is known for. Our class Liberace, Constance Pontti, can use this candelabra to give her music the proper atmosphere. Here's a box of crayons for Keith Portale, storekeeper, to draw in the customers. To Kathleen Quaal, nurse, water paints to help her add color to her patients' lives. To Jerry Reidy, fisherman, this heavily greas- ed cable, so he'll always have the biggest and smoothest line. For James Rice, an adding machine, to count the millions we know he will make. To William Richards, State Police Officer, this mason jar to bottle up those traffic jams. Michelle Robar, journalist, can use these curlers to help her set her type. To Judith Rudness, math teacher, this pro- tractor so she can try every angle. For Gerald Rule, factory worker, a boxing glove to punch the clock. To Claire Rundman, our band's only alto clarinet player, formaldehyde to preserve those deep tones. David Schultz, a successful hunter, can use this pouch for all the game he'll catch next year. To Jeannette Scopel, airline hostess, a pair of suspenders to hold up the spirits of her pas- sengers on rough flights. To Rose Mary Sikkila, medical secretary, a lock and key to safeguard case histories. To Fabian Tasson, we give this gavel to re- mind him of Student Council Days. To Carol Tenhunen, chemist, we give this Nobel Prize to show how much we think of her ability. Joyce Tyynismaa, beautician, can use this hand cream to make her a smooth operator. To Gerald Uren, mechanic, a governor Cpic- ture of Governor Williamsl to curb the speed of hot rods. To Joseph Valente, our Junior Prom artist, insecticide to keep the bugs off his still life. Genevieve Valenti, salesgirl, can use these firecrackers to keep her sales jumping. To Jerome Valenti, this doll, so he'll always have a model for his sketching. To Dorothy Velin, violinist, this bow Crib- bonl so she'll always have an extra one. To Thomas Wealton, member of the Road Aces, this wire, in case his car breaks down. James Westwater, congressman, can use this basket to help him collect votes. To John Lindroos, this left-handed monkey wrench, to tighten the bolts in his racer. For Evelyn Nelson, a bottle of glue, to help her keep that stick-to-itiveness. To Judith Nirva, an abacus, to add up all her good qualities. CONCLUSION Having finished our task of letting you see Your actions, your aims, your dreams, we decree You're adventurous, intelligent, ambitious, and bright, And ready for a future that s sure to be right. Cjames We twater returned the last quarter after leaving lshpeming last summer. He is a member of the senior c1ass.D JAMES STU ART WESTW ATER Science OUR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Miss Helen Bentley retired at the end of the first semester. She was replaced by Mrs. Norman. MRS. MARGARET NORMAN Civics, English, Home and Family Living BACCALAUREATE CHORUS L. to R.: Row 1 - D. Velin, M. Carlson, C. Pontti, D. Johns, C. Dowrick, M. Maki, S. Nadeau, S. Garceau, F. Collins, J. Piirto, K. Kosonen, C. Nault, M. McGinnis, K. McLaughlin, J. Oien, J. Bennetts, N. Bray K. Erkkila, C. Penrose, Row 2 - J. Rudness, F. Goyen, M. Backman, M. Flaa, K. Quaal, J. Michels, M Lofaro, B. Cotv, S. Beck, M. Heavyside, C. Rundman, J. Werner, M. Carlson, K. Pohlman, M. Peterson J. Tyynismaag Row 3 - L. Lindholm, T. Wealton, W. Denney, P. Misale, F. Haller, G. Martila, M. llellier W. Bjork, W. Franson, D. Junak, C. Hosking, A. Holmgren, S. Luoma, Row 4 - D. Holmgren, A. Tasson A. Hendra, J. Anderson, J. Rice, F. Nault, P. Johnson, K. Pentti, T. Burke, J. Richards, J. St.Andre J. Savolainen. 92 'kv- SICNIORS IN SECOND GRADE L. to R.: Row 1 - N. LeSage, Z. Pietro, C. Pontti, D. Johns, S. Anderson, J. Cain, Row 2 - L. Chard, C. Dowrick, C. Tenhunen, K. Pohlman, M. McGinnis, Row 3 - A. Kitto, B. Bjork, R. Butler, R. Ilonkala, C. Gaboury, K. Ostlund, C. Naultg Row 4 - G. Johnson, P. Corneliuson, M. Phare, C. Manninen, W. Leece, W. Argall, K. Portale, L. Bess, Row S - G. Graham, J. Rudness, W. Denney, G. Becker, J. Westwater, A. Jones. T T '! .mu I 1 lL-.N I SENIORS IN SIXTH GRADE L. to R.: Row 1 - Z. Pietro, D. Johns, S. Anderson, C. Pontti, J. Cain, M. Flaa, N. LeSageg Row 2 - L. Chard, B. Bjork, R. Butler, G. Johnson, P. Paine, K. Pohlmang Row 3 - C. Tenhunen, C. Manninen, J. Rudness, M. McGinnis, F. Goyen, R. Honkala, C. Dowrick, Row 4 - S. Argall, K. Kosonen, B. Wind- sand, G. Bess, Swanson, A. Jones, G. Prideaux, D. Pelkieg Row 5 - J. Graff, E. Maki, K. Roberts J. Westwater, W. Argall. 93 wx N 5- gi -nv Bah -P -11 ,N 1 'K , 'L -I-, gn , 3,4 .. WR NM.. fx, .Jed ,guy mr x L i , I x -4 I 5 , t T ,545g:!?fa1l Y ffiissull M. , fkf 5 y , ,J 5 J 1. 1 JUNIOR PROM I Q EV ULF: . .W I, 1 gdfsak ' r , mmf 1, ,. H, . . 2 H .gg :fy Vw , i ,. A 4 JUNIOR PROM 94 1 -1 gn : 1 jf' f r' Af ' ' 'C ,J .xiii 5' ki X s . 1 H YE lg' :SS gilexxx :-4t','..f 'M fx ' M 4 'S Vf f f' ! Jumon PROM JUNIOR PROM L. to R.: Mr. and Mrs. Rudness, Mr. and Mrs. Luoma, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz, Mr. and Mrs. Bothwcll, Mr. .rm Mrs. Renz, Mr. and Mrs. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Lindberg. 95 SENIOR CLASS PLAY L to R.: Seated - J. Michels, K. McLaughlin, C. Nault, C. Pontti, E. Maki, M. McGinnis, Standing J Graff A. Holmgren, F. Tasson, K. Portale, M. Hellier, J. Rudness, E. Moffatt, S. Nault, R. Dahlgren Fred Miller ....... Harriet Miller ...... Mitzi Miller ...... Ben Miller ............ Kathie Miller ....... Mrs. Cooney ........ Joe Robertson ........ Mary Jane Price ....... Spike O'Brien ......... Sidney Collins... ....... SENIOR CLASS PLAY - HANDY MAN CAST .........Fabian Tasson ...........Ann Holmgren -......Je ane tte Michels ...............Errol Moffat ...-........ ........Carolyn Nault .. ....... .. ....... .......... J ane Graff -..........Keith Portale .-... ...... .Mary McGinnis .....-.R ichard Dahlgren ....-.-...Stephen Nault Ducky Tipton ....... .. ...... ....... .. ..Judith Rudness Bert Morris ........ ............ ................ M i chael Hellier Lenore Long .................... .. ....... ...... K athleen McLaughlin Mrs. Robertson ....... .. ......... ........... C onstance Pontti Mrs. Custer ............. .. ...... ................. ,E llida Maki Rad io Announcer ...... SETTING The action of the play takes place in the Miller living room, in a small university town. The time is the present. Act l -- Early evening in mid-winter. Act ll - Scene 1: The next morning, a Saturday Scene 2: Late afternoon, six weeks later. Act 111 - Late afternoon, three weeks later. Director ...-... ....... . ...... .. .............. .. ........... . Staging ................... .. ........ .. .............. .. ..... Ticket Chairman ....... ... . Stage Manager ........ .. .... ...James Rice .... .... .Frank R. Bartol . ... .. .................. ......... K eith Portale . .. ...... .. ...... ........ .. ....... ..... J e anette Michels ........-.Michael He llier Lighting ....................................... .. .................. ............ .. ............................................ W ayne Anttila Make-up - Mr. Ben Renz, advisory Michelle Robar, Gail Graham, Mary Ellyn Flaa, Deanna Johns, Donna Kari. Curtain ....... .. .......... .. ........ .. ..................... ...... ..... .. ....... .. ....... W i lliam Langlois 96 ,.. ....w,.. ,.......-..--1 A f , . f 'W' YM L. to R.: - C. Nault, J. Rudness, A Holmgren .--- ffl L. to R.: - E. Moffatt, M. McGinnis L. to RJ - J. Michels, K. Portale I CAST to R.Z Row 1 - J. St. Andre, L. Peterson, P. Leece, A. Goldsworthy, K. Anderson, D. Hooper, J. Bjorne, Leach, M. Kaukolag Row 2 - J. Manley, T. Burke, J. Richards, F. Haller, J. Anderson, P. Peterson, Larson, J. Wirtanen, J. Johnsong On shoulders - Charles Nault. CHRISTMAS PLAY - A CHRISTMAS CAROL gm? X REHEARSAL 98 Q M, J , ... . -be P. ,. ' . fx Q .ff f A ., ff - L. to R.: - A. Goldsworthy, K. Anderson, J. Johnson, J. Richards, M. Kaukola, J. Anderson, T. Burke S. Leach, J. Wirtanen, F. Haller, Charles Nault. CHRISTMAS PLAY REHEARSAL 99 y Q ' xJ 9' ' 9 .mums ,xxn 1' nu ' , H., gifA5!f -A 1 A iw INSECTS 'q'l Lf 'iIN sun: mum ws. ILNLIIUNSLX REGIONAL SCIENCE FAIR EXHIBITS L. to R.: Row 1 - K. Luostari, J. Johnsong Row 2 - P. Hannuksela, A. Goldsworthy, L. Roberts, F. Hal ler, E. Ojanen. 'flwiig RESPIRATOIII 8 SYSTEM my SlRUK,lURlz I A www, IZXTISIRNAI. .Q- li , ! ' K - S X ' Y i we 5 ll 'W I 4.45 'I' REGIONAL SCIENCE FAIR EXHIBITS L. to R.: Seated - C. Johnson, M. Nault, K. Andersonp Standing - F. Collins, C. Korby, J. Lemin, D Anderson, J. Werner, A. Allen, L. Carter, M. Kaukola. 100 H1uuilz:a..,..,.. x I - ml U 4, K STUDY UI' 'NNITH DIZVAY P 'ul xx YNKMI l. 1 . , , i xx- ' t :rs ' . 'P Ill NIU IIKI. 'MENI III' IIDLITAYIZD 'llZl.lll i .nun mul- 9 mm., N.. .gh ' X X THE MUSRRAI' ' LIFE SIZE' SKELETON HUMAN .um HAND '7M Vi QQ -Jr, .s ' N -S ii, XYQJY-9 x s,, REGIONAL SCIENCE FAIR EXHIBITS L. to R.: Seated - K. Wuorenmaa, J. Bjorneg Standing - M. A. Benson, K. Kontio, P. Larmour, R. Peter- son, J. Jensen, P. Mattson. ...ix Mr. C. L. Phelps assists with the laying of the cornerstone of our new C. L. Phelps Junior High School. 101 , . my SQ ' Q ., ' -Q 'W' 2 'F 5 , A f if ,,,, A ww A ,g',T.:.H-., .,.,- ,-- . ,-- --f ' ' ' FI FOR OUR HOMECOMING GAME, THE BAND LED THE PARADE T0 THE FIELD. I02 'Ir ' .Y- ' EA'- ' N . -'- ma Y 4 T, ,. A -, ,sm , ' n u-u ' A lltl f' i'If2fQ, d. Q . ' kgmmk' ' A 4:15 F ,,,,,... 3 .+R 11, .2 x J ,XM I A ix, ' s-f ,Ji .I-I-11'-I ,Z Q .L ,.,7iLi,h 0 0 O , J Q -1.4, ,j RQ I 4 EE 3 e 5' N A ' -A ,, OUR HOMECOMING QUEEN, KATHLEEN MC LAUGHLIN, AND HER COURT, SHARON BECK, MARY MC GINNIS, SUZANNE PETERSON, AND CLAIRE RUNDMAN WERE IN THE PARADE. 103 fxw.,2f-MVN A .. ,W Y 5555531. 95 wsigiwgms Q? -, M 3 K5 4? 'uri I 'f ,xx 1 v s . 1 '1 if f A A n, f , ,, f l ,M 1 if Q4 wa lf 'i 1 ' Mi M swfv' 5,61 fi, y ' A A A 1 A fa HW 1. THE HOMECOMING PARADE WAS COMPLETE WITH FLOATS. 104 ry Rv ' I QA .2f.A-k,, 43 we Q Q ,Y I I... 5 4 if -5-...J N -f ww W . - tvitpvtx K - W K xgi, ' .5.Ya2we1P' 1 A Q M l i in - A rw Af' Q . , . I W1 x I : .- fl 'ff , ' W E vw' '., 'W-S I I i HAVE SPIRIT 'Vi HILL WEEE OUR CHEERLEADERS WERE BUSY DURING OUR IIOMECOMING GAME' 105 X31 7 ', S ' at Auxvsq -E - : ,. f,.. ,A 'Z ' --,' I - : Alfa S ' ' K - ,ML ff' si-1. f .fn 'a 1.4 5,1 -ft W1 ff -. 1 . .. 1' k lf ,- Q f ikgsfzkimgfsxxi-V, . 1 . gym .W ' l t . Mila' . ive 5 gf A - - , gn. A 5 Q 5 0 . 1 , 'iff . ' A 3' LA ,K X 9 ' -' , i t-.3 mmf-A54 2 -'f A ' 2 A A-' A -,f ,.A , - 'QQ' ' .n 3 '- ,. 1 tc fb, Q ,. M-fu fs ' 3 A A -ai A 5' . n A , - - AM 2 fi 4 ' m:E,.:- - N722 A un-.La - - 'gg !. c-', , A 9. .,w..,,if,, D, 1 1 . A -, v ' . ' ? A ' .Mdi v K .,...s. 4 R - 'QW X .A 1 1 'A ' ' Z ' Y ' 'I :H 5 5 -J, gms, A 3Pi'5g,'TQ' 7,5454 y-Qi L, . .V , Qt. 2- Q. , .. ,, A - gf--:2,,4-w, ,, N f-24 A. QTL Wg 2' , A i12r+5ft'?5Ii3ff'i?f1l3if1?'f?1X-A22 v A f.- , fx - f-,, Y- Lv' A 4 A , K A f 'T C. ...A , X Q A xit1xf.i.5f2'.,lWAfM ,K E K V Af 'QYQ Mi. Q 7? . L - W'-'B Q , A fF'fL,2' ww, ,.vjn',QQ31g: ,. , gqggg. , -1w,f'Piff'f+fB'f3X,--.M QA,-gfixfw' X was ti,nwkg?v.,N4S, ,hQ,.!'fi'Q mx I . zfnitgiaraj ,.:v3Qa,I2A 3' 'YES ' V' .f..,'l,.,'?.f:Vf'31 Qhifff 'fggav,Qw. W i... s.e signs: -.-affix, A-a.1:,W1-ax,n . . . A o!1'l ' 605' . . ,E 2 T 4 OUR HOMECOMING GAME wAs AGAINST STAMBAUGH HIGH SCHOOL. 106 x .-.L 4-L . ' 2 ,V,e,is , Q 1 5 ul. u 1 .ftp--P 4- E 4 -.--'Q' ,w- . '-Q ' 1,-E.:-ilgf 21'i?-'V'-M' R' 'Af .. ,- W' 'f HQ. , ,Wrzg 4- 9 r ,,,.,.---- X' IM .- ...Na-' M 4 IQ' 475' -,,.-f M. . ..-WLNv,: 03.7.-5 -14 ,Q-s.. M1 - N.: A F my -F- WN. 49 W THE STUDENTS WERE THERE T0 SUPPORT THE TEAM. 107 :- Wh tg: - ...ni COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETING - MAY 1958 ' COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETING - MAY 1958 108 Kenneth Dobson, student worker at Simons Sharon Beck, student clerk at Evelyn's Milady Brothers, was busy taking inventory of their Shop, helped Mrs. Paul Erickson of Gwinn stock. select a collar. Joyce Bennetts, student clerk at E. A. John- son's, sold fruit to Mrs. Frank Vanderpool. 'pgf 'SLS 435 ffifz 1 f -, A w i, X 'kii 7 Mg ,ive . E? g A V i f J 3' , t . . S .4 ii , 'H t va ff. ,mrgfg k . Q , A Qi , . sf. ,. M: I 1 5 5 . ki Q 5 5 ' , ' X I 1 Q 5 f 1 1 S+' . i I R j E I l X ! if , , 1 '. 3 2 t ex it it l by t , A 3 Highest award winners in stenogra hy P and typewriting - Spring 1958. XS as Charlotte Boase, student clerk at Gate- 1y's, showed attractive coats to Mrs. Richard Snell. ff f 9 , nm F O f fi? Q P QQ .. Q JW X KX - ' 1' ,1'lug .UN K L Qt 'Ute am QW DM 110 . .X x ,. . ,5- 1. !xhn was SKI TEAM L. to R.: Row 1 - M. Peterson, J. Lemin, L. Tassone, K. Thomas, P. Nault, C. Nault, M. McGinnis, C. Pontti, Mr. Ponttig Row 2-D. Newman, B. Marketty, R. Neff, R. Solka, B. So1ka,W. Corneliuson, T. Lundin L A ,, JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL L. to R.: Row 1 - W. Norkoli, J. Peterson, W. Arsenault, D. Argall, B. Swanson, P. Vogelerg Row 2 - Mr. Hammar, S, Berg, A. Paananen, K. Swanson, A. Kivela, W. Maki, W. Talus, R. Williams. f Ill STRING QUARTET WOODWIND QUINTET L. to R.: D. Velin, M. Maki, L. Tassone, K. Wuorenmaa. L. to R.: Row 1 - C. Magnuson, J. Sundberg, J. Werner Row 2 - M. Peterson, J. Anderson. . A.. H ,fr 1 12 -, . ' K. I A rg 1 . f ' f . f lp ph J mv 5 L ,XJ -1 J I A -.. wwe ' I L-. 9 ff 'rJ. Aw J A 1 'ri CLARINET TRIO PASSING TO CLASS L. to R.: S. Peterson, C. Tenhunen, M. Heavyside. 2. 2 I V LLV' iw Q X I ff '7'g557?f ww I in RAH! RAH! RAH! BLUE AND WHITE! H2 N' FRESHMAN - SOPHOMORE CLASS PARTY JUNIOR CLASS PARTY . 1 -,V -: . - , N.. U g x. SENIOR CLASS PARTY JUNIOR CLASS PARTY .13 x, In f fm ' JUNIOR CLASS PARTY SENIOR CLASS PARTY l I3 P -... Mn- . - x 'M w H ' FRESHMAN - SOPHOMORE CLASS PARTY JUNIOR CLASS PARTY I If- -' xt .N , ' I 'f A ' X L V, NWQM V . -' J FRESIIMAN - SOPIIOMORE CLASS PARTY FRESHMAN - SOPIIOMORE CLASS PARTY ol ALLIED YOUTH PARTY SENIOR CLASS PARTY I I4 A 1 1. ' . . LW ALLIED YOUTH PARTY ALLIED YOUTH PARTY ,:.ME mI., ,F , l i ll I 1 A ALLIED YOUTH PARTY OUR SCHOOL SENIORS IN FIRST GRADE SENIORS IN FOURTH GRADE f 4 Aw.. . .- ,, Wirvl QA g?5LgQaY..,,jx-V .X -.1 wa 1 JJ. . 9- i . ,'l...l'i. . . ff.wf 2-S I iw... 'ZFNS 1 .- smash S , ,W V, 1. SENIORS IN KINDERGARTEN Upper Right - Clockwisez W. Luoma, J. Piirto, D.. Aanaerud, L. Lindholm, D. Kangas, S. Cossette, D. Johnson, M. Brandt, T. Andriacchi, N. Larson, C. Huot, S. Luoma, B. Maki, M. Knock, S. LaForest C Not Seenj , J. Marra, S. Peterson. SENIORS IN KINDERGARTEN L. to R.: Seated - A. Holmgren, D. Sarvello, M. Salo, G. Solka, D. Holmgren, A. Manzoline, J. Valenti, J. Andriacchi, W. Richards, G. Stiles, J. Bennetts, M. Viallp Standing - W. Anttila, S. Holman, T. Hodge, W. McCoy, A. Thomas, K. Johnson, S. Leffler, M. Heavyside, D. Velin, J. Hughes, C. Rundman. 116 -1 in WILLIAMS 3 5:2 PE ,A ,K .1 kv 'N X PIIRTO L E. OQANEN - ' L. L NDHOLM rc. NAULT . 'I 'S If AQ i nggn.m ' wil -+5 new it J. LA POINTE K ERKKILA G GRAHAM j OIEN S PAM WILLIAMS CONNIE MILLIMAKI SUE TROSVIG CONNIF MIL 5 , - Q My gb ... ' 2 5 WX K . LLLL f ' --LL . 3-X gr Ji' - g Hqfufiw leaf. K is .- K i ...Q L 'F 1 .. ' j. SAVOLMNEN L 5 ' .X fx 3 f Q . j sur-2 Tredsvxiz N. Q. ww KAY KOSONEN , '33 ef X 1 .Q- Ji i. 4, iw iv 5'-r O ERSEN fp:-5 1' :N I u II7 mem- I- W I W F WG ... WCJQ V sg. ii r ' 1 f , 1 . 3 X - ,, ' Joe Vdlenfc' 44' 119 lg CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF l959 'A' THE CLEVELAND-CLIFFS IRON COMPANY 120 x ! gs Compliments of THE MINER'S FIRST NATIONAL BANK A GOOD PLACE TO START SAVING The Bank of Community Service Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System 101 N. Main St. Ishpeming Phone HUdson 6-4407 ? Vw Mr. Phelps assists with the laying of the cornerstone of our new C. L. Phelps Junior High School, 121 ,Z I Claire Johnson and Kay Luostari MAYTAG WASHERS - IRONERS - MAYTAG GAS RANGES - FREEZERS MAYTAG AND HOME APPLIANCE 4 ISHPEMING FEED 8: FUEL SALES CDMPANY F' t dP 1 200S F' t S I h ' Michi HWILLIAMSH Us 11QuL5g'REFRIGhR1g?r 0155 i'NgegX1gaEs gan DEALER IN coAL, HEATER on., tk FURNACE o1Ls JUNGERS HEATERS 404 N. First St. Ishpeming, Michigan O Graduation Portraits You Will Be Proud To Give TO THE CLASS OF 1959 HOMBURG STUDIO , 102 W. Euclid St. Ishpeming, Michigan Phone HUdson 6-6781 SCENES FROM THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY A gvma,,AQmvvhm9JL?kV ll . in ' V V , - AwAAu,k,k,zWL .N wxik ' 0 ' it if Rggws K X A. LINDBERG 8: SONS, INC. 'A' Phone HUdson 6-4459 Ishpeming, Michigan 123 ni 'Q 'f I, :Lk , RUDNESS GROCERY RUUSI 8: VIVIAN OIL CO. Deer Lake Location Phone HUdson 6-6351 , I n 309 Greenwood St. - Phone HUdson 6-9271 Ishpemmg, Michigan 9 A. M. to 10:00 P. M. - 7 Days a Week Ishpeming THERESA'S BEAUTY SHOP MIRACLE CENTER Phone HU 6-8681 Compliments of the MIRACLE BOWL COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED 12 New Alleys Automatic Pin Setters Phone HU 6-8181 L Ishpeming, Michigan PHOTO SHOP 115 W. Division St. Phone HUdson 6-8781 Ishpeming PENINSULA INSURANCE AGENCY 100 S. Main Street Phone Hudson 6-8931 Ishpeming KOFFMAN'S STORE MEN'S CLOTHING S. Main St. Phone HUdson 6-6550 Ishpeming .lack D. Williams Photo Service 604 North Fifth Street Phone HU 6-9861 Ishpeming, Michigan Metropolitan Life Insurance Company 211 E. Pearl St. Phone HU 6-9916 Ishpeming VALENTE'S FURNITURE 322 Cleveland Avenue Phone HU 6-8641 Ishpeming MADELYNE'S PASTY SHOP U. S. 41 - 4 Miles West of Ishpeming FEATURING FRESH BAKED AND FRESH FROZEN. PASTIES TO TAKE OUT Call Orders Appreciated Phone HU 6-4039 WINDSAND DECORATORS HOME OF MAUTZ PAINTS Helen Br, George 518 N. Second St. Phone HUdson 6-4458 Ishpeming, Michigan LIBERTY LOAN CORPORATION 114 S. Main St. Phone HUdson 6-4428 Ishpeming ROSS'S SERVICE STATION Greenwood St. Phone HUdson 6-8751 Ishpeming, Michigan BLOCK'S MEN'S STORE Fon MEN - FORMERLY KAHN'S 200 S. Main St. Phone HU 6-4731 Ishpeming, Michigan MINERS' NATIONAL AGENCY 106 Canda St. Phone HU 6-4181 Ishpeming Compliments of O. K. AUTO PARTS, INC. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 STAFF AND FACULTY Cor. Main Sz Division Phone HUdson 6-4481 'shpeming Public Schools Ishpeming, Michigan ,,-ei ,E iii. 7 v Sharon Rytilahti and Beth Gehlhoff STAM'S ELECTRIC SHOP HOTPOINT APPLIANCES AND TV 123 Cleveland Ave. Phone HU 6-8521 l To ir- '15?4 3'5 an fi we QQ- I H v N ,. .. . SN N ,Tap . , x wi Riff' tw' 14 LSE l ! ui: ti A 3 at M L2 3 3, I ,. R E 1-QS 4 2 gl! 3-1 ML 1217: A , an QQINSXASC Elllda Maki and Julie Butler Consolidated Fuel 8: Lumber Co. 314 N. Third St. Phone HUdson 6-9957 Ishpeming Ishpeming 1 i 1 5. Q A Sing ,. I -- P- '- W 1 A A A ' g-r jg . V. 0 Hg h Agu a K V L , , 7 AL1, V 2 S9f.i f'2' A ,N ' 2 L--Q V- f A A ' A 1' 'H ' ' f e? ' 'T f -25 if Z 1 1 le-1 fi' A- ' X1 siwi mms S W' 2 W F995 X I Img.-. frgjgf -- sup, H f . lg :mn , 1' ,, he--1552155-1-ierngw M- If - 1 if ev - ', 1 1, I ..,gn.W 1-,Lf . A' V f ': ' . ! ' V , 4 'F 'X ' I N' -111 rigs J, E. A. JOHNSON, INC. 201 N. First St. Phone HUdson 6-9971 Ishpeming, Michigan Paul I-armour and Venner Nlrva Ishpeming Furniture 8: Hardware JAcKsoNs 214 S. Main St. Phone HUdson 6-9955 THE TREND TODAY IS TO I.G.A. Ishpeming A ,Q 'Jef o ,n on u e ee x ':fe T S' if M 5 , 1 T' R ie -11 2:29 '5s:ifHf3f'e - -- 1 ...nileogg 11 ' he I 4 'L , XV. x i ' -if Kiki is -' iq 623' Vg bm r V A 1' 5 -- .o, ' in :H--l ' - g ,o. Zi . , .,,. Qi, ,,:,... v , A ' -,-o Q j' , I . 1' S Marlene Morcom and Kay Nelson Compliments of ISHPEMING GREENHOUSES William A. Trebilcock, Proprietor FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 625 N. Third Street Phone HUdson 6-8251 Ishpeming VIALL INSURANCE SERVICE WHY TARRY? INSURE WITH LARRY! Phone HUdson 6-8611 Ishpeming, Michigan Kathleen Heikkinen and Vande Nault HOLMGREN MOTOR COMPANY WE SELL THE FINEST CARS 141 N. Second St. Phone HUdson 6-4424 Ishpeming 78 J DQ William Kemp and Michael Kitto NORTHERN DAIRY COMPANY NORTHERN DAIRY ICE CREAM HOMO-D-MILK 408 E. Ely St. Phone HUdson 6-4494 Ishpeming 126 S., , If ,, ' yQ -. 'Wun- Bonnie Hill and Kathleen DeRoche Christine Altobello and Sandra Morcom n s. c sAl.Es s. sznvlcz THE STYLE SHOP LEADER OF FASHION 221 E. Pearl St. Phone HUdson 6-4484 122 S. Main St. phone HU 6-8271 Ishpeming Ishpeming Read About Hear About Ishpeming High School And Its Activities In THE MINING .IOURNAL UPPER PENINSULA'S LARGEST DAILY I Over WDMJ The Mining journal Station Ishpemirlg Marquette WDM-I-TV CBS Channel 6 IEYYJW. Dorothy Anderson and Mary Kaukola GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION 118 N. First st. Phone Hudson 6-9451 PAUL'S JEWELRY Ishpeming 211 Main St. Ishpeming I27 ISHPEMING LUMBER COMPANY KIRKISH BOOT SHOP S. Pine Street Phone HUdson 6-8141 116 S. Main St. Ishpeming Ishpeming Phone HUdson 6 -6 671 JAMES PICKANDS 8: COMPANY 115 Cleveland Ave. Phone HUdson 6-9903 Ishpeming, Michigan THE ANDERSON HOTEL 311 N. Main St. Phone HU 6-4441 Ishpeming, Michigan ISHPEMING MEMORIAL WORKS 206 N. Second St. Phone HUdson 6-9671 Ishpeming WAARA' S GROCERY 201 E. Division St. Phone HUdson 6-6251 Ishpeming Quality Products and Friendly Service are Yours at SECOR-PLUMBING and HEATING Greenwood Location Phone HUdson 5-5086 Ishpeming, Michigan CONTRACTORS SUPPLY 308 E. Ridge St. Phone HUdson 6 -4151 Ishpeming BOB'S 41 SHELL SERVICE Corner of U. S. 41 and Hickory Ishpeming MA'S LUNCH COUNTER 112 N. Second Street Phone HU 6-8481 Ishpeming MICHIGAN GAS 8: ELECTRIC CO. 110 Bank St. Phone HU 6-996 9 Ishpeming P. R. SAINE, .IEWELER 109 N. Second Street Ishpeming, Michigan OLSON PLUMBING and HEATING 225 Bigelow sr. lshpeming, Michigan Compliments of ISHPEMING THEATRE BUTLER THEATRE Phone HUdson 6-9341 Ishpeming .IIM'S STANDARD SERVICE Third and Ely Streets Phone HUdson 6-8981 Ishpeming KEMP'S FURNITURE 100 N. First St. Phone HU 6-8861 Ishpeming CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM THE MATHER INN Ishpeming, Michigan NORTHLAND ZEPHYR STATION GASOLINE AND OIL 118 North First St. Ishpeming 128 CORNELIUSON'S BAKERY CORNELIUSON'S BAKERY GOODS ARE GOOD Zygianj 'A' 218 N. Second St. Phone HUdson 6-8411 Sandra Erkklla and Peggy Neul! lVlUOGE'S FURNITURE STORE Ishpeming FINE FURNITURE AT PRICES THAT PLEASE 208 E. Division St. Phone HUdson 6-4121 Ishpeming U. P. NOVELTY CO. RECORDS AND PHONOGRAPHS 115 S. First St. Phone HUdson 6-6751 Marilyn Larson Ishpeming MIRACLE I. G. A. FOODLINER MIRACLE SHOPPING CENTER Ishpeming, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 Q QM. A:-is Donna Goyen and Stephen Nault LIGHT FOR FREEDOM - POWER FOR PROGRESS Today all of us know the ease and comfort that Reddy Kllowatt, 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 wi serve in wa s un reame o now o rin new com or ll y d d f t b g f K, new leisure to America's families. UPPER PENINSULA POWER CO. 129 JOHNSON'S RADIO SERVICE MECCA'S SHELL SERVICE 114 Cleveland Ave. Phone HUdson 6-8731 331 Cleveland Ave. Phone HU 6-9 130 Ishpeming Ishpeming MASON'S JEWELRY CO-OP STORE Cleveland Ave. 215 S. Main St. Phone HUdson 6-4480 Ishpeming, Michigan IShPeming, Michigan RELIABLE CLOTHING STORE C0mP1imenf5 Of FOR MEN AND BOYS JAMES E. FLAA - INSURANCE 106 S. Main St. Phone I-IUdson 6-4341 301 N. Main St. Phone HUdson 6-8541 Ishpeming Ishpeming Compliments Of HEBBARD NASH SALES SEI-IN,S MIRACLE CENTER ALFRED ST. AMOUR - PROPRIETOR 208 N, Fourth St, Phone I-IUdson 6-4571 Ishpeming, Michigan Ishpeming LINNA'S DRUG STORE FASSBENDER FUNERAL HOME 208 S. Second St., Phone HUdson 6-4631 123 W. Barnum St. Phone HUdson 6-4131 Ishpeming ' Ishpeming AMEEN TRANSFER LINE CITIES SERVICE OIL COMPANY Cloverdale Track Location Phone HU 6-4821 Greenwood St. Plwne HUdson 6 -8371 Ishpeming, Michigan Ishpeming, Michigan VERN'S MEN'S WEAR STATION WJ PD FIRST IN MUSIC, NEWS AND SPORTS TIIE STORE WITH SO MUCH MORE Ishpeming Broadcasting Company Miracle Center I-IU 6 -6 881 Ishpeming, Michigan SMART SHOP WALTER C. WYLIE 8: COMPANY SMART BEAUTY SHOP H9 L , A 217 Cleveland Ave. Phone Hudson 6-6 721 W' D'V'S'on St' Phone Hudson 6 '9 976 Ishpeming Ishpeming, Michigan F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY BANNON CLEANERS S. Main St. Phone HU 6 -4701 Cleveland Ave. Phone HUdson 6-6 211 Ishpeming Ishpeming, Michigan 130 MORRISON'S MIRACLE DRUG STORE Ash and Jopling Street Telephone HU 6-4443 Ishpeming, Michigan A A. T ISHPEMING MEMORIAL WORKS mm Ishpeming, Michigan UI GUIDO J. PAvEG1.xo, Pro . HUd:on 6-9671 ROBBINS FLOORING COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF HARDWOOD FLOORING O Mills at Ishpeming, Michigan and Reed City, Michigan fri i ' . FOR ALL YOUR CONSTRUCTION NEEDS See KIELINEN 8: SON 411 Pearl St. Ishpeming Phone HUdsOn 6-4410 , 'k COMPLIMENTS OF O, Sandra Chard and Michelle Robar EVELYNTS MILADY'S SHOPPE 4 For Clothes You Love to Wear-Ar Prices You Want to Pay 104 Front St. Phone HUdson 6-8651 Ishpeming DRESSES-COATS-SUITS-WOMEN'S ACCESSORIES I a U Mary Louise LeSage and Darlene Rosten Congratulations to the Class of 1959 ESTABLISHED 1887 ISHPEMING, MICHIGAN MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION AND THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 1 N IL 1,3 W J - Frank Brogan and James Mana Compliments of COHODAS BROTHERS COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Sunmkig EDFCQHIBQQ 132 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 GLOBE PRINTING 8. OFFICE SUPPLY ISHPEMING PRINTERS OF THIS HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL Congratulations to Ihe Class of 1959 l Inlnnol Steel Conzpnny 133 BIETILA'S SPORTING GOODS 107 E. Division St. Phone HUdson 6-867 1 Ishpeming, Michigan DAIRY MART SODA FOUNTAIN SL COFFEE BAR COPPER COUNTRY DAIRY PRODUCTS 116 E. Division St. Ishpeming, Michigan MIKE'S TEXACO SERVICE ' Comer Front and Pine Sts. Phone HU 6-9144 Ishpeming OMBRELLO'S GROCERY 118 W. Division St. HUdson 6-4719 Ishpeming OLSON NEWS COMPANY 113 Cleveland Ave. Phone HUdson 6-47 11 Ishpeming HENRY VOGELER and COMPANY MANUFACTURER OF QUALITY SAUSAGE 317 E. Bank St. Phone HUdson 6-9871 Ishpeming, Michigan VELIN RADIO 8: TV SERVICE 214 S. First St. Phone HU 6-4941 Ishpeming KAKKURVS STORE 8: MOTEL ON U. S. 41 WEST OF ISHPEMING Phone HUdson 6 -916 8 Ishpeming, Michigan EKLUND LAUNDRY 8: CLEANERS .lOSEPH'S MARKET D, , , S h d 401 Cleveland A've. Phone HUdson 6-6 821 111 W. xvision t. P one HU son 6-6421 Ishpeming, Michigan Ishpeming WE TRIM THE BONE NOT THE CUSTOMER Since 1881 LOU'S SERVICE STATION RECORD PRINTSHOP i ALL KINDS OF PRINTING N. Third St. Phone HUdson 6-9141 WEDDING INVITATIONS A SPECIALTY Ishpeming TI-IE DRESS SHOP 215 Cleveland Ave. Phone HU 6-6431 Ishpeming Compliments of Burridge-Nyland Equipment Co. Ishpeming, Michigan Phone HUdson 6-4438 NICHOLLS INSURANCE AGENCY 112 W. Division St. Phone HUdson 6-9973 Ishpeming GILMORE'S GIFT SHOP 112 Front St. Phone HUdson 6-4651 Ishpeming SEARS CATALOG OFFICE 104 S. Main St. Ishpeming, Michigan ALBERT DENN STANDARD PRODUCTS AND OUR KNOW-HOW AN UNBEATABLE COMBINATION 408 Oak St. Phone HUdson 6-6 924 Ishpeming I 0 H N S 0 N ' S OUALITY DRUG STORES Walgreen Agency Marquette ilshpeming T Phone CAna1 6-6556 Phone HUdson 6-9909 Kanneen Qu.-1 md Peggy Lum-Q D U B I N S K Y ' S LADIES' READY TO WEAR AND MILLINERY 9 Tots-Teens N-B-Tweens 204 S. Main St. Ishpeming Phone HU 6-4551 KEMP'S CASH GROCERY YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD STORE Groceries I Marlene Anderson and Charlotte Beale 701 N. Third St. Ishperning, Michigan NAROTZKY MOTURS 330 S. Main St. Phone HUdson 6-9967 Ishperning CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 INVESTORS mvsnslrlso SERVICES, mc. 211M E. Pearl St. Phone HUdson 6-4811 Ishpeming, Michigan J. C. PENNEY COMPANY ALWAYS GOOD OUALITY ANDERSON DAIRY ECONOMY FOOD MARKET 1406 N. Second St. Phone HUdson 6-8921 213 E. Pearl St. Phone HUdson 6-4476 Ishpeming, Michigan Ishpeming SUPERIOR CLEANERS J..IIVIBlUBU'lI'l.ll co. Main Street U. S. 41 Phone HU 5-5224 Ishpeming, Michigan Ishpeming, Michigan Professional Care is Always Best for Your Hair, So Call CAMEO BEAUTY SHOP 116 Canda St. Phone HU 6-6151 Ishpeming VlCARY'S STORE 1201 S. Pine St. Phone HUdson 6-9531 Choice Meats, Fresh Fruits, and Vegetables PEPIN'S MARKET TURlNO'S SERVICE STATION GROCERIES AND PLUMBING SUPPLIES 604 S. Pine St. Phone HUdson 6-9431 Ishpeming, Michigan Ishpeming DOHN - RENE GIFTS KALLATSA'S 106 Front St. Phone Hudson 6- 8621 Quality Meats 8I Groceries-General Merchandise Ishpeming West Ishpeming Phone HUdson 6-6871 PRUDOM'S 41 SERVICE U. S. 41 Phone HUdson 6-6971 ANDRIACCHI MAGNETO CO. DIESEL FUEL INJECTION SERVICE 321 W. Division St. Phone HUdson 6-9481 Ishpeming Ishpeming SOLKA'S STORE BREWER'S SERVICE STATION 110 W. Division St' U. S. 41 Phone HUdson 6-4111 Ishpeming Ishpeming, Michigan GAS, OIL, AND REPAIRS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 VIELMETTI CHEVROLET 301 N. Main St. Ishpeming, .Michigan The Great Atlantic 8: Pacific Tea Company 216 Cleveland Ave. Phone HUdson 6-9125 Ishpeming, Michigan RICHARD'S STORE 706 N. Pine St. Phone HUdson 6-6511 Ishpeming Finnish Mutual Fire Insurance Company 112 Cleveland Ave. Phone HUdson 6-8341 Ishpeming, 136 L , .M mx , I L lblql: V ., ,., 7?,,i,.',:,2wwK1,,,,,,,,M,, A-...X f A NM N n , C 1 'J iq ..:, V QQ H. W. ELSON'S BOTTLING WORKS MANUFACTURER and DEALER of HIGHEST QUALITY CARBONATED BEVERAGES Ishpeming Michigan O Compliments of The H. W. Goymmf Company Ishpeming, Michigan Sales Offices CHICAGO ATLANTA DALLAS NEW YORK SAN FRANCISCO 137 ,- NELSON ELECTRIC SERVICE 675 Mather Ave. Ishpeming Michigan HENRY J. PETERSON Cooper Lake Road Phone HU 6-8267 I Ishpeming, Michigan RESIDENTIAL PLASTERING SI- BUILDING SERVICE SPEAR 8: SONS, Inc. BUILDING SUPPLIES Front Street Phone HU dson 6-9 9 7 4 Ishpeming, Michigan Ishpeming Plumbing 81 Heating Co. 111 N. First St. Phone HU 6-9940 Ishpeming MIDGET CASH MARKET 320 North St. Phone HU 6-4486 Ishpeming WINDSAND'S AUTO SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING U. S. 41 HU 6-9621 HARAVLA HEATING 300 River Street Phone HUdson 6-8401 West Ishpeming BEA'S BEAUTY SHOP 101 S. Main St. Phone HUdson 6 -6451 Ishpeming, Michigan LaFOREST BOOTERY 118 S. First St. Phone HUdson 6-4971 Ishpeming PAJULA 8: MAKI, CONTRACTORS Deer Lake Loc. P. O. Box 124 Phone HUdson 6- 9959 LEO A. TOUSIGNANT WHOLESALER 207 E. Pearl St. Phone HUdson 6- 8351 Ishpeming WEST'S PAINT STORE 108 Canda Street Phone HUdson 6- 4831 Ishpeming, Michigan RUNDMAN and SONS - Decorators 206 S. Second St. Phone HUdson 6-4321 Ishpeming CHARTER, INC. MINING 5. MILLING EQUIPMENT 115 S. First St. Phone HUdson 6-4471 Ishpeming, Michigan ROSBERG'S STORE 323 Cleveland Ave. Phone HUdson 6- 4404 Ishpeming, Michigan STATE FARM INSURANCE CLIFFORD LEHTO - AGENT West Ishpeming Telephone HU 6-6 996 J. 8: L. CLEANERS 107 N. First St. Phone HUdson 6- 6461 Ishpeming Bjork 8. Zhulkie Funeral Home 400 N. Third St. Phone HUdson 6- 8911 Ishpeming, Michigan CITY DRUG STORE SERVICE WITH COURTESY Featuring the Famous Hallmark Line of Greeting Cards 114 S. Main St. Phone HUdson 6-4231 Ishpeming, Michigan Y, ' I r 2' , I I I Ig il I Maxine Carlson and jane Pllrto Compliments of GDLDIE'S SMARTWEAR 212 Cleveland Ave. Ishpeming LAKE SHORE, INC. SERVICE AND SUPPLY DIVISION 301 N. Main St. Phone HUdson 6-9831 Ishpeming' Michigan Larry Peterson and Michael Viall , EMAN'S SHOE STORE 116 Cleveland Ave. Phone HUdson 6-6571 Ishpeming SIMDNS BROTHERS WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Featuring Schraffts' Chocolates 219 S. Main St. Phone HUdson 6-9251 Ishpeming HI-WAY STANDARD SERVICE U. S. 41 at Third Phone HUdson 6-9110 Ishpeming Roger J. Benzie, Proprietor SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS I39 I I I ir I OUR NEW BIRCHVIEW SCHOOL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The members of the annual board wish to thank the following for their services in the preparation of this book. PHOTOGRAPHY Helmisto Photo Shop Homburg Studio PRINTING AND BINDING Globe Printing and Office Supply COVER DESIGN Judith Nirva l40 J