Ishpeming High School - Hematite Yearbook (Ishpeming, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1960 volume:

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A3 K ...B . f' . ,. .N . 2 Q sv 0 -Q 4:5 N5 XX K 'Q Nl- Nfl it L X X .1 Q ,bb Y. X. X X5 lltlllllE5lIMIlA.GlIFlIl6lIIfllE5 I960 F-OREWORD This is a book Without an author, just as it is a story Without an end. Over the years the students ot lshpeming High School have shared heart- breaks and disappointments, as well as satisfaction and rewards. They have emerged, like our nation, tempered by the fires of time.. This is the day by day record Written by the participants. May the Hematite ot l9GU be accepted with the same pleasure and enthusiasm that has gone into its making. Senior Members: D K. J. M. S. J. F. B. K B. A. A. D. I. B. C. J. C. S. M. C. J. M. C. K. Anderson Anderson Belaire A. Benson Bone Champion Collins Coty iDeRoche Erkkila Grarceau Goldsworthy Gioyen Harvala Hill Isotalo Jensen Johnson Kari Kaukola Korby Laitinen Larson Levine Luostari Ju Published by -Kristen Anderson THE ISHPEMING HIGH SCHOOL lshpeming, Michigan ,ANNUAL BOARD MEMBERS L. Lynn K. Mayry D. Nault S. Nault P. Peterson B. Poirier A. Sfarvello C. A. Sarvello C. M. Sarvello J. 'Savolainen R. Skewis G. Townsend E. Wakkuri J. Werner nior Assistants K. Anderson M. Anderson J. Bye B. Carlson L. Cohodas A. Combellack B. 'Conibear B. DefC'aire J. Deflaire L. Decaire J. E. S. S. K I. K. J. R. S. M L. D. D. K. S. J. P. M. J. F. T. C. D. L. 1 C. Eklund Erkkilia Erkkila k Furst Gelmi Harris Hooper J uidici LaFren1iere Larson L. Le'Sage Lindhfolm Linna Maki Merrila Millimaki Morcom Nault Nlault 'Ombrello P'asic'h Pepin Petro Pravcey Rosten Rudness I. Seem C. Solka S. Sollra J. Spencer K. Thomas K. Tron-dson M. Wakkuri Sophomore. Assistants J. Braund 'P. Erkkila S. Holman T. Hooper E. Leach C. Niault B. Nelson J. A. Ombrellio J. Petitte P. Pin-ard K. Tulkki Freshmen Assistants: T. Chestnuvt A. Collins K. Helgren B. Re.nz K. Sarvello S. Werner TABLiE OF CONTENTS Faculty and Administration ..... Classes .,... Qrganizati-ons Sports ,... Student Life .,,,. Advertising ,.... HAIL! BEACON LIGHT Hail! beacon light of lshpeming, 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 lite's success. Then let us haste and garlands rare, Wreathe 'round our High School eve Superior's mighty deeps are blue, And Northern skies are that fair hue, Our color this-it tells of might Oi love ot truth and love of right, Long life and he-alth and happy hours, God grant thee, Alma Mater ours. 2 r fair. Page 5 ll s 49 69 Sl lOl fbecficalian We, +he Class of Nine+een Hundred and Six+y, wish +o express our deep appreciaiion io Mr. Oscar F. Sirand for his confinual assislance and sincere in+eres+ in us during 'l'he pasi' four years. His wil'h pleasure 'Thai we cledicaie This annual fo him. The Senior Class wishes him 'Phe greaiesi happiness and prosperi+y in years +o come. --Jo Ann Werner 'D L. OUR HIGH SCHOOL 4 N 5' CII1 .VX W . WILLIA'M C. PETERSON FRED A. GEHLHOFF Superintendent of Schools High School Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. William A. Trebilcock ...... .,..........., P resident Dr. M. S. Eldred .,,............... ...,,.. V ice-President Mr. Henry Ruusi ,,... ..,..,.,., S ecretolry Mr. Clayton Simons ..... ....... T recfsurer Mr. lclmes P. Clomncey ...... ...... T rustee L. to R.: Mr. Simons, Dr. Eldred, Mr, Trebilcock, Mr. Russi, Mr. Clancey. 6 GEORGE ANNALA EDNA ARSENEAULT FRANK R. BARTOL MRS. CATHERINE BOTHVVELL Algebra. Foods English Clothing BRUCE E. CARLSON BERNARD J. COLEMAN FRANCIS DISHNOW Algebra English Mechanical Drawing Plane Geometry History General Science Civics English Wwe . .'., kwa , .x .-.. I -:: ki GRACE C. DUNN Typewriting LBBA A. EKLUND GLADYS N. FREETHY ADELAIDE D, FRITZ E. KEITH GABOURY Stenography Mixed Chorus German American History BllSilwSS Engliiih Vocal Music-Grades French Civics Business Arithmetic GLADYS J. HANEY M. A. HANEY JOEL V. KELA ROY C. KETOLA Biology Chemistry World History Instrumental Music Biology Band Orchestra DOROTHY E. KINSMAN JOHN R. KIVISTO BRUNO LIIMATAINEN DOROTHY P. LINDBERG Home Management Advanced Algebra. Machine Shop Gymnasium Advanced Foods Solid Geometry Swimmlng Advanced Clothing Trigonometry WILLIAM H. LINDSTROM MARVIN J. LUOMA HELEN T. MALMGREN BRUNO MARANA Driver Training General Metals General Business Physical Education Bookkeeping Swinuning 8 1 MINDEN J. MAYNARD LORETTA McDONOUGH MARIAN K. MITCHELL TYYNE M, OSTLUND Economics Lafln L English Art Social Pl'0l1l0mS Supervisor Grade Art BEN RENZ ELIZABETH ROGERS OSCAR F. STRAND OCTAVIUS TOWNSEND Jlllllnl' English ' Library General Science Physlcs Senior English Plano Geometry VINCENT J. VILLA CLERMONT C. WATSON Woodshop General Mathematics 9 MARTHA. ANDERSON PATRICIA A. WIRTANEN WEIKKO HAMMARI ALFRED HOFF Svcrutary to the Principal Secretary to the Supcrintcndent Cusfodiim Cuetodlnn PM - ..., .i,. 2 -1 -4, 512, .fZfggI.jIQ52EgE.g gjlgii- -. . ': fm: ii. .:. 11: Wg ,., f i Yi RW? Qfiekiisi Sm x if-B ,X if 1 Q f 4 ,X . fin .. A i f. vw , .vin 1 xg . ' I Xi 'W we f 'IB'-H' Y -we Q 5 ' W5 4, n.-H 5 A ' iv 'Q 2 i x 33. X Ai - A A ff xi S FRED INIAKI ROY MORCOM CLARENCE PDNROSF Custodian Custodian Custodizm Our Newest School-C. L. Phelps Intermediate School 10 ,-C7 Erkk 1' A '1 S E N I O R S CLASS OFFICERS Roy Peterson ................,.., President Curtis Hosking ..,...,. Vice-President Anne Archibald ..........,.., Secret-ary Carol lsotalo ....... ....... T reasurer Mr. Strand .....,.. ....... A dviser CLASS SONG Tune - Graduation time tor us is here at last, Soon these halls -and rooms will all be in the past. Dressed in cap and gown we say goodbye to triendsf Knowing that tomorrow will not be the end. But betore we leave tonight we'd like to say For the lessons taught and tor the times so gay, To our parents, friends and to our teachers true, We give sincere thanks to you. Valedictoricm Mary Kaukola Sczlutatorian Io Ann Werezer ll,Hell Now the time has come tor us to say adieu, Each heart full ot mem'ries of the days we knew, As we leave our school now we will look above, We know that up there we will tind faithful love For we know that God is with us all the way, And we know that He will never let us stray. So with this in mind we leave our class behind to enter into His world. 1 eDawn Hooper -Kay Hooper N 'Qi JUDY MARIE AHO f.Jud,, Gexnerzml 'U' DOROTHY JEAN ANDERSON Dod'o Joan Science Wu L3 55 LW ANN LJOUISE ALLEN JEAN ANN ANTDELIN Social Science Jeanann wtf M JOANNE ANDERSON HJOH Scicncc P G6 J 'wa ,W Social Science KRISTEN KEESE ANDERSON Science PAUL DENNIS ANDERSON ANNE ARCHIBALD FREDERICK JOHN ARGALL Andy Science General General 13 f . ,9 410' f ffl!-XJ-Od ROBERT DALE AYOTTE MARY ANN BENSON GARDNER ROBERT BESS Bob Mimi G eral'-' UU Industrial Arts Science DAVID GREGORY BILKEY JANICE KAY BJORNE JOANNE CAROLE BJORNE ISDH-Ve!! 1KJan!7 HJOYI Science Science Social Science HU . If . - ' nl' JM! ' 1 ivgfv., . lr gi U is- V X , f x i 1 WAYNE DOUGLAS BJORNE SUZANNE BETH BONE JOHN THOMAS BURKE Doug Suzie Tom Industrial Arts Business Education Science 14 Kwik e SHEILA ANN CARDOVNI JEANETTE MARIE CARLSON PETER RAYMOND CARLSON Business Education Jeannie Industrial Arts Business EdllC1lti0ll AMI! 'N W W LOUISE C. CARTER JEAN CAROL CHAMPION PAUL HAROLD CHRISTY General Social Science Science 1 , A UL QA A w 'un 6,91 JUDITH ANN CODUTI FRANCES MARY COLLINS BONNIE JEAN 'COTY Judy Science Bon Home Economics Social Science 15 in FRANCIS LEE De-CAIRE KATHLEEN FAY DeROfCHE JAIMES BRUCE DeV7OLD Fran Kathie Jim Industrial Arts Science Social Science in 07 NORMAN STEVEN DOBSON DONNA JEANNE DOUCETTE BEVERLY ANN ERKKILA. Dob Donnie Social Science ' Industrial Arts General Qfx xfifibw W wi DENNIS WOODROW FARM FAE MARIE FISHER SARA KAY FOWLER General Science Science 16 ww wrgq. mix, ..., , A Q,.A, Iill an WILLIAM CARL FRANSON MICHAEL EDWARD FRASER ALAN CH.ARLE'S GARCEAU Science Q Mike Science ful fy Nov Gelleflll L Y A Mfg 7 A f ' Y I f 9 A 'ML ' I 'UU 611 MMM! 4 i -YW .si-0 ' JOSEPH CLYDE GELMI RUSSELL PAUL GLEASON ANN SHIRLEY GOLDSWORTHY Gcnural Russ 'Business Education. lndustria Arts f 1715 DONNA JEAN GOYEN FRANK HASTINGS HALLER DARLENE JOYCE HAMARI Home Economics Fritz Dars Science Business Education 17 me i fp LM! I N A MMI N Ehud' PAUL REINO HANNUKSELA IRENE MARIE HARVALA JAMES PHILLIP HEBBARD Whitey Piiku Science Social Science Business Education ROBERT HARRY HEDSTROM CAROL JEAN HENDRICKSON DENNIS CAIRL HICKEY Industrial Arts Home Economics Science MW WJ BONNIE GAIL HILL DENNIS NEIL HOLMGREN DAWN ARENEATH HOOPER Bon Homer Social Science Science General 18 fffc KAY EMILY HOOPER Social Science CURTIS EUGENE H-OSKING JOHN AUGUST HYTINEN Science General CAROL ANN ISOTALO Business 'Uk 'CLAIRE MAKRIE JOHNSON Science My n JANE CHRETIEN JENSEN JOYCE MARILYN JENSEN Science Home Economics I .7 G5 We K ' Ii f Q ...,.,f, S :KPQ JOHN CARL JOHNSON GENE ARTHUR JOSE J u ssi' Science Science 19 his ,-K I .f.. fi I' QF I 532, Q XY E i 5 Q gf, SI-IERAN GAIL KARI MARY ELIN KAUKOLA RAYMOND PAUL KAUPPILx Chicky Science X Pic Social Scicncu Indastrinl Arts Ji ROBERT HARRIS KESKEY MATT ARMIS KITTO KAREN MARIE Kesk AI Gcncrul Industrial Arts General , N I l 11 ' 'ir' V f U 'V KONTIJ Wy 5 CONNIE MARIE KORBY SHARON GAIL LHFORGE JUDITH ANN LAITINEN Social Science Social Science Judy Science 20 if WILLIAM J. LaPI..ANTE DAVID ROSS LARMOUR PAUL GILBERT LARMOUR Bill Dave Social Science Industrial Arts Sciemce -I WMM I MARILYN JOYCE LARSION 'PATRICIA GLADYS LARSON SUSAN ANN LEACH Mar Business Education . Sue G H H 'a l ' uni 1. g W! 9:41371 K 21 . J r ,fy X ,. fy-ul MUN jig!! W PAUL WESLEY LEECE JUDITH ANN LEMIN Social Science Judie Social science W 1 AY 21 U fl KAY MARIE LUOSTARI Science if Ms JEAN LOUISE MAKI Social Science A DAVID DOMINPC MARRA, Dave H 'N if Social Science .' ww . 'N LaVERNE MARILYN LYNN Verne Business Education RAYMOND WALTER MAKI HR'uyH General JAMES FRANCIS MAIRRA l1JimYl Industrial Arts 22 CAROLE JEAN MAGNUSON Business Education JAMES RAY MANLEY Jim Sciuucc , KAY ELLEN MARTINEN Science A91 LEE GEORGE MATTSON PAUL JOEL MATTSON 'MYRA JEAN MAXWELL Industrial Arts Science Business Education X W3 KATHRYN ANN MAYRY PETER JOSEPH MISALE DAVID VVILFRED NAULT Kathie Moose Red 4 Social Scicucc Industrial Arts Social WL? MICIIELE FARADAY NAULT SANDRA JEAN NAULT KENNETH DAVID NELSON Mickey Sanfdee Industrial Arts Science General 23 VENNER 'LEE NLRVYA RAYMOND BRUCE OGEA EVELYN ANN OJANEN Industrial Arts Zeke Evy Science Science WM Tin JOYCE ANN PAANANEN DALE JOHN PELIJOW KENNETH WILLIAM PENTTI Social Science Social Scicncc f'Ken Gencrul 'x ec 'fi -,,-,....,, 3-.H ALLAN DOUGLAS PESOLA LARRY JOEL PETERSON MARCIA LOUISE PETERSON Social Science Science Social Science 24 PATRICIA ANN PETERSON Ilpatl! Social Science rx ROY ESTON PETERSON BARBARA MARIE POIRIER Sciqncc Barb General MARY JANE POLKINGHORNE ALLAN RODGER, PRIDEAUX GERALD GLENN PRIDEAUX Mar Industrial Arts Jerry Social Science General I X JON PETER PROVOST JAMES ROBERT RICHARDS LANWCE JAY RJOBEERTS Science Go'bs Lanny Science Science 25 --nf' ...Q WT' MYRNA MAY ROWLEY General 'Qhn-Q DONNA MAE RUOHOMAKI JOHN BRUCE ST. ANDRE Scielncc Science BRUCE JOSEPH SANDERS Business Education AWQSMW CONCETTA ANN SARVELLO Connie Home Ecownomics DONALD FREDERICK SACNGALA AURELIA 'MARIE SARVELLO ICDOHPI lCRee1yH Science , Social Science X VWWJ1 ,, .. E? CONCETTA MARIE SARVELLO DOMINIC JOSEPH SARVELLO '4C'hetti Science Social Science 26 JAMES VIILLIAM SAVOLAINEN ROCHELLE MARIE SKEWIS GLENN JAY SNOW Saw General Science Social Science ,i X Y X . ' x .. BRUCE HAROLD SOLKA NANCY CAROL STETSON PAUL FREDERICK STRAND Science 1.7 7 1 Nami Social Science ir X 2 MJ,-gl' Home ECO'll0llliCS J f Eff! .V A 3 ,iQ.ff'lf1 ' A ,gi f , f 7 ' JOAN MARCIA SUNDBERG FAY SONDRA SVVAHN EDVVALL MARTIN SWANSON Joni Social Science Ed Sciqnce General 27 ,40- GERALD FRANCIS TOCNKIN uJel.l.yvv Science RODNEY WALTER TUTTILA . Social Scimxcc Lf , S... GLORIA JEAN TOXWNSEND HGIOI.-yn Social Science I -'gf DOROTHY JOHANNA UURO Gcncral iw? V6 5' A i O XX A x if A 3 ANTHONY ERNEST VICARIO JXOANNE EILA VVAKKURI Tony Home Economics Science rf- ',,,' 28 RAYMOND JOHN TULKKI Science G fix QA -Mun- 'MICHAEL LAWRENCE VIALI.. Mike Social Sci:-ncu .. f' A N. w'1.PXz5 JO ANN WERNER Science JERRY KENNETH WILLIAMS ROSALIND JANE WILLIAMS ROBERT CORNISH WINDSAND Jer General Social Science Industrial Arts I G xkofzp Pir- 1' P 4-ZS Mme I Wg- '...:.. . WV 3-1 Qs is ,fry JOHN EEDWIN WIRTANEN KATHRYN ANN WUORENMAA fl! 31 r Class Class Hwirtu S 'al Science Flower Motto Science Whlte Carnatlon Copper cmd Whlte One Step at cz Time But Always Forward G ': fjf 5' ,LLL 1,5- O I e,,e,e s,,e,,,ersee.,,p. I ,epeer .r.,n S I - - 1 4 we HOOP GIRLS CAdviser-Mrs. Lindberg? L. to R.: ROW I-B. Erkkila, K. Anderson, A, Goldsworthy, K. DeR'oChe, B. Hill, E. Ojanen, S. LaForge, J. Luitinen, K. Luostari, C. Isotalo, M. Jensen, ROW II-S. Kari, K. Martinen, M. Kaukola, S. Fowler, C. Levine, P. Peterson, S, Cardoni, C. Magnuson, J. Sundberg, K. Mayry, J. Lemin, M. Peterson, J, Werner, L. Carter, ROW III --AM. A. Benson, D. Anderson, L. Lynn, D, Hamari, J. Anderson, C. Sarvello, F. Collins, J. Jensen, J. Bjorne, D. Ruolromiaki, S. Bone, C, Johnson, S. Nault, M. Maxwell, K. Wuorenmaa. l NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY L, to R.: ROW I C. A. Survello C. Isotzilo, A. Goldsworthy, K. Anderson, E. Ojanen, J. Werner, K. De'RoLfheg ROW II-C. Johnson, J. Bjorne, M, Kaukolu, YM. Peterson, L. Lynn, J. Sundberg, S, Fowler, K, Luosturig ROW III - F. Haller, R. Tulkki, J. Johnson, K. Wuorenmaa, K. Martinen, R. Peterson, D. Marta, L. Peterson, 30 in I, ! it:-ff fi f. 'Nu Ji Claudia. Aho Dominic Andriacchi Dennis Alanko Stanley Argall Christine Altobello Susan Argall Charles Anderson Donald Asmund Kathleen Anderson Bill Bennett Marlene Anderson Martha Bennett , 1 l has .- ai' . , . ? 4? ' Q ,, .,, S ,. ,. -P .5 -S 'eg ca, . 1 . me S 9: Q-we W Y . 4 .f :,l,, .- .. :iff ' S ,Q gt il ,Q my Nj ' '54 SQW ? 552712-. 4 X -A S7 .gg if J gi f 4. .... M se Q .... jun.. ali .hx L 31 David Bennetts Kenneth Brown Kay Billings James Butler VVarren Bjork Julie Butler lVilliam Bjork Judy Bye James Bostrom Bonnie Carlson Frank Brogan Jeanne Carlson BJUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS loseph Mcmzoline ..S. ...Y...,., P resident Douglas Pcrlomclki ....Si Vice-President Linda kxrvinen Sharon Ncxuli .... Mrs. Mitchell ,.:. i V1.- .S,. Q L ii 1, . 4 , 6 . , .Liv 13 E- Wi ft: ?,fl , 1:9 5 x K ' li S Nz? , fi, ,, M A E - b L 1 lg a v Q . g , if wwf!! ' ,Q--161 Sig? Q, QW! A i S711 fi ' .ljiQ S S .....Secretc1ry .Y,,,Treolsurer .....Aclviser Sharon Carlson Fred Carrie re Clyde Chard Sandra Chard Dan Christian Ly nn Cohoda s A nn Combellack B:xrb..Lr:L Conibeur Carolyn Corkin William Corneliuson Josephine Curcio Sally Dahl Gail Daily Barbara DeCaire Joanne DeCa,ire sv ., dp Q , ,,- sg' is 1 I 'M' 1 x 8, J xi iw.. 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I XJ x I Lindholm Millimaki H .. ii Sharon Joseph 4 H LaForest Ma.nz0line , 1 i f, jmf I ,uuv W 'F ' at 1, ' Kay r I Nelson Ann Constance WW , Linna Millimaki ' ..-- , 1 Larry Dudley MQ , LaFreniere Markei t 1 'IE 'K -If: M km i f' V 1 in Kenneth 5. ' -3 - Nicholas Dawn Dan h 5. 1 ' .V Linna Mitchell L- K ,. ' ,Mi 1 -- , Rita 1 James J. ' LaFreniere , , Marra , 1 If . ,,.. ---- ' ' ' Y 1 -I ,L . xii . 1 , R 1 ' we Richard 3 : Q5 -' y Q' -X - - 3 if ouna John . .,,,. Z , . 3 I Marlene A ,lr c aw, I .l.. X . . . H. Lundin wg aa Morcom W7 f' f 'n : - Leslie ' X Kenneth ,- Larmour E Martin is 53.3 A 'gf . V H ,, Diane 'i -e , aj ' 1 1 . In -- Olson '- ag . ' A Q: GQ' ' - .: 5 I Robert 5E.fg: ,hh 1,5 'Ug'jjj'rQ? Michael 'Nut' ' ,. Lundm s K 'g 1 J Morcom -, My f K I .:- A' NK 7 E , .1 4 . it ici EQ -ev VL Sharon 1' Q Gery Larson Q Mattila K QV ,mf .5 11-A .: ,Q ,V lgflgliiia? Dianne f K X Sandra Mig Q' -5 Maki 'jig f ' jf Morcom 'gy ' K ' I .. f 35 ,mr 4 wee- . iv in ft ii g g gst ,... 4 ,A V AM Q Leonard John Lawry J V Mattila I, , at , , V f, , 'I : f 25 w r - m 5 , at-Q ' 7 4, get Douglas ?'.?Z: ' Q i 3 Palomaki 'l f ' 211. K ' 1 K Y ' 'W 5 Mary 'hfmyaf' Suzanne T. .5 Maki .:. Z I v,,,. L I it Nadeau 'A ' K I I ' Arthur ' ' f V Marcia '- Lehtinen ,L N I Mayotte 33..- ' - I, A ' Duane - , 1 -W , 1 ' Palomaki Mary i W b .To Ann ' 'X Mantela -'Ps ff fax? Nault 'H f f- 1 Q , l , ,, A . 33 .yggyr ling A ' 3 E 'i ' 1 '- ...mr 1 -A . 1 1 3 x i i ng ' Raoul Sharon , f i Robar 1 Syrjala. .mann 'i 1 . ' -4 Paslch 'J 'Q 1 - 'E 1 A Francis ' - Karen I Scalcucci 5 ' Q Trondson V ' ' David Robert :E ' U A Roberts K. tiff 0 Tallier Frances 'II' :Z ., r ij.. f- If S' -gr ,Q Pepin .,: 4 5, A s l if QW L.. 'b Leslie EES : -' If Susan ' v. Schmeltz -:'I-if if . if Trosvig Darlene Dominic Rosten ' ,vu , Tasson , . ., fi - - - Theresa 1 E4 I f 3- t P9T,I'0 Y a n ': '.- ian 1 dwigf ' K ' 1 -- ' Christine , A Llq . N-13k Paul . . ref? soika 2' ' Q, Uimari -1 Kathryn ' Letitia X ,. Rowe Tassone Dale 955 3. ig ff- in .,., . Phillips . 2 5 iii' -if fi ' L .I l .,.- .,, . . . g ' , H ' ' Richard N ,W f Q4 - Dgrothy K 2 ' Solka. ii ., , 'M' Uren -ir V , Linda, Patricia Rudness Teige James V, 45, Poggione '5E' 1- it 'Z 1, Susan V' , K k Janet :I '33 ,Mk Solka. 1 Q' ' Uren ' David William 'Z' RUUSKH- l Thexton Charles 3 ,, ,A V ,--' . H- . . Poirier ig V, ' ' if- 5 ' , - A Judith 55,32 ., James if -IIA 7 f t H - Spencer is 'Dy' A '53 Urquhart 1 y Melba. Kay Salminen V-'fl Q Thgmas Mabel J 4 ' : , ,Q Polkinghorne Q7 V .hz Af 1. A V ' W - 5' Cv Car 1 'L' KJ e . I ,Q 0 YH .Ii ww- 5 . Vey? Karen 'mfg Stampee if 6,5 Vadnais ...,g it ,I . . ....,, . as Susan ' Byron S310 f 5 Tossava Carolyn , A' , . I9 i n , 4 Pracey 1 if Jeanne Q , A ' Marguerite Stone M Wiikliurl Ywsi 1 - r A. 1 1 ,fi Q5 rr h Deanna - 1' V Douglas Y Saviluoto . A t J A Trebilcock Nola A 1 ig? ' A ' ' , fi I A Quick Jig. ,W 1 Av QV b 5, E ,. eg Q ' Frances -' 'f 1 , 11 QQ ' 5 Judy H Y 5 Suardinl X W 5 Wallin leper, , I ' . -r J. 34 fi ..., , R if i k Q 'S aw' fa ' Q 3 ... ' -1, ' 2 David ' ': v Werner + i . . 6. , Pamela Sallie Williams Furst -- Rose Janet. Wmdmd KM I i 301111 Irene 4 . t H X Wirtala. Seem 1 Peter in Zhulkie MY! SPIXII XXI! 'c,g.y1w REGIONAL SCIENCE FAIR EXHIBITS L. to R.: Seated-K. Thomas, J. Wallin, J. Bye, L. Cohodas, P. Williams, D. Linna, D, Bennetts, R. Robar Standing--D. Markert, P. Uimari, L. Rudness, D. Mitchell, I. Harris. 35 SENIORS IN FIRST GRADE L. to R.: ROW I-L. Pelto, R. Lucas, C. Dugas, C. Korby, K. Mayry, C. Levine, R. Riley, P. Carlson, ROW II-J. Maki, J. Pelto, J. Baggiore, T. Burke, D. Bilkey, J. Ridhards, J. Johnson, J. Stankorbg ROW III -C. Hosking, L. Roberts, K. Johnson, C. Johnson, D. Sarvello, G. Garceiau. SENIORS IN THE GRADES L. to R.: ROW I - A. Allen, A. Goldsworthy, F. Swahng ROW II-F. Gronvall, K. DeR'oche, J. Wil- liams, D. Holmgren, L. Carter, J. Warner, B. Solka, P. Rowledgeg ROW III-D. Farm, D. Jones, D. An- derson, R. Dowrick, P. Strand, J. Hebbard, L. Peter- son, K. Luostari, W. Franson: ROW IV - R. Hed- strom, M. Peterson, C. Sarvello, S. Cherry, J. Wer- ner, C. Magnuson, N. Ostermeyer, R. Windsand. SENIORS IN 1953 L. to R.: ROW I-A. Allen, P. Carlson, M. Kivisto D. Nault, B. Erkkila., P. Lee-ce, J. Rotig ROW II-D. Farm, F. Argall, D. LaForest, G. Gauthier, J. Kellow, J. Wirtanen, S. L'aForestg ROW III--J. Champion, P. Nault, D. Townsend, N. Dobson, T. Nelson, R. Kes- key: ROW IV-J. Bjorne, N. Ostermeyer, R. Wind- sand, R. Gleason, J. Kangas. SENIORS IN FIFTH GRADE L. to R.: ROW I-T. Burke, C. Hosking, R. Lundin, F. Argall, J. Manley, D. Bjorne, S. Korpi, -C. Korby, K. Anderson: Row II-J. Maki, L. Roberts, G. Hollett, J. Johnson, J. Savolainen, J. Early, J. Richards, D. Olson, ROW III-F. Haller, G. Gauthier, J. Uren, K. Martinen, C. Levine, P, Arseniaultg ROW IV - K. Mayry, A. McCormick, J. Kangas, M. Garceiau, C. Johnson. SENIORS IN 1951 L. to R.: ROW I-J. Tyynismaa, K. Heikkinen, S. Kari, P. Peterson, J. Hytinen, K. Hooper. I. Harvala, D. Kari, M. Biart-aneng Row II-D. Lepisto, D. Hoop- er, D. Harvala, A. Salstad, R. Hautamaki, G. Emanuel- son, J. Bjorne, D. Burris, J. Bennetts, ROW III-C. Kipling, T. Hodge, H. Uren, D. Mattonen, R. Kauppila, D. Sangala. SENIORS IN THIRD GRADE L. to R.: ROW I-F. DeCaire, R. Lucas, S, Nault, C. Levine, K. Anderson, C. Korby, D. Bjorneg ROW II -J. Manley, J. Bjorne, J. Maki, A. McCormick, T. Burke, J. Johnson, J. Richards, ROW III--C. Hosking, P. Carlson, R. Lundin, G. Hollett, F. Argall, J. Uren, ROW IV -- L. Roberts, K. Mayry, C. Johnson, R. Riley. x 4. ai ik i , ' . 2' if as rf ' iq. 51-5 . .1 , . -J ' qi. ' 4 A! Dennis Aanderud Peter Anderson Gail Aho Terry Anderson Allan Alanko Allen Anttlla Paavo Alasimi Sonja. A rgall Susan Allen Russell Argall Janet Anderson Lawrence Barry we V-.v 1 -'gf Q, 3 Ziff!! - we ea. , Sa .z fix: A Srila-Q 'I ' - -'U -'sie 'hc-6' 3 v T 4 , ,S A ,..l nf, .. 5.3 M. AM S .,.,., , Z N .. , if 332151. ., A f ' if M, or 5- Q K? ' -mi. 55 -z.. :. I . .,, , r 1 SOPHOMCDRES CLASS OFFICERS David Laitinen ...,...... President Elizabeth Leach .,....,,Y, V,ce-President Paul Ogea ..... ..... S ecretary Michel Valenti ,S., ..... T reasurer Mr. Annala ..... .... A dviser . 'lirzukflms E Robert , . F Beer V :gi sz' Brian 1- Y Carlson James L1 '.f5 I Blewett ' ' ' Q - Elaine Beerling - .. Diane as M... 1 5f MA ' -5 fn Q Carlson Judith j, ' Q Braund - ky 5 .M A, ' , 15 Janet 'Z Bengson f . , u 32, S A-1 Marvin ,Z ke ' ' A , Carlson Norma 'lg I Bray ' Smvl ,. 5 A Mary Bertucci , '- 'P' : if 'f V Robert L l 2 ' ' ' Carlson Paul - Vi: 1 X? Bussone WMM I xi. 5 , Dennis : I Bess -5,15 1 I ., .,v- -1: .- '!. 2. -'F' W 3 3 Peter I Wk :I ' Carlton Karol '15 ., Campbell I 1 3 mx i figs. X K ,Q .. K Mb gr.. si Roger -, 5 Bjorne ' 5 - ,Witt Clyde fm 2, - xx ' CENO Carlson 4 ., M Q Q . 4 l as Daryl Champion Michael Chapman Pauline Chapman Gordon Chinn Roger Chipman Donald Christy James Crawford Paul Crothers Viola Davis Karen . , DeCaire , A. ., - , j' all in W '- ,t l, - XL.. Q ie. ,i 1 fa , J r . ,Q A John my 1 Q J ' ' Engelhard - - ' 4 , f f 1.-V,-Y :Q , V, 21,32-. 2'i?. -' 1 e :A H Cecilia ' i DeRoche iii e- .lg 3 ' .LE r ' ff' ' gif - P W Paula E ' H - Erkkila - -- . , W S ,mf . Slim 'x 1 ' 1 Joan Dobson V t If .1 -Q, I:f - ws., J ' Q Z 5' f 1 3' 5 Claudia wif ,L Farrell f li!! ,sww . 257 H X. asia' is ' 'L ' Nancy L Dobson T' Q' 5 7 21 ' my was . 3 . W-55: 4 -1 5. 5 l f if-,.:1-:2 mf il' f If if f Gerald mmf: 'i --'- We Fluur J, . J ., ,. 5 ., ..,. ,... z . E I Sandra .p Dobson Q- ,j Ea , aff 1 Ai.. i .ff-, , . 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Susan Holman Allen Hebert Douglas Holmgren Joseph Hebert Julie Holmgren .. C ., t o l,l- j ' ' ' ,Q Q ff , vs' , if .J 3 ., q Q-Q 3 QMS' '5- , ez, ,. -V--r X , we , l A ..:: Nita,- Rx gi st Fifi - N ' QQ, I I an ., iw t f 1 Terry Jack ' Hglmgren Koivula. 1 , ,, 1 1 , , Q, was ' Terry . 'S ' . H4 -' ' 4 ' J -- ,.. I Lundin re - ' I 6-fa iz if 5 f ,al Q.-ff? ' 2, V ' 3 ' -. -rw Robert 'g '7 Roger .,,,jf' -we I f , Johnson As, 'f 2' ' LaForest K . .- X 1 f , A, ., , M -E -- -f ,Q ,fr 61 - ., 4 ' 4 Thomas ,mf +s,1,, ' i Matt. Hooper J' T- A Korpi I , W 'xt K 4 N N' L . I Norman Q,-13, 'M Q , fs. - 1' if 'f : Luoma 5 .12 Q X- Q ' W ' iff ' V' . 'Z av W f ,x , L,-I D. 'ij ' W v sandra EE 4 I sw:-,ij -V 3 'mg Kiiffe 1 1 LaFreniere . - my I Q, Q- f - 'i , 'fx -, . K - 5- 2 -x - R ,ri ' . no , iw s M p 45 fm. S d Karen r Hiumra Kuski . , y . ' e ' A 'W -A ,. Q- Marvin 'T' , rf- K.. . se. f . .N A Lynn ,yi James 1' A mug? David jg:-f 1 . , f' Kellow . 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Nault , 3 iso W e Anthony A 3 3 Oien 'A ek' - ,' kv! .jifka - ...Q l 1' A w Ronald Neff P , 1 Judith A Olgren fiim - 'Q ,.A3:., . H Breta Nelson K ,, o a- . Julie 'ff , Q - Ombrello M3 5 1' , . QQ, , Roberta Nelson ' 3 mf 2:1 1. L Norman 3 '- t wg Ostermeyex 1'1 ' 32 A --'-- .,,,., I . ..., ,, E H A David v' ,Q Neuman 'jj Kenneth ll mi I? Z 5' 5 Ostlund - ' L M P 2-.1 40 Kathleen Oysti Patricia Pesola Richard Pascoe Carole Peterson Carmen Paveglio Robert B. Peterson Bonnie Pearson Robe rt L. Peterson Mary Pellonpaa Jane Petitte Bruce Pennala Paul Pietro James Penrose Patricia Pin ard Joseph Pepin David Poggione Edward Peppin Robert Poggi 'Q' in K XL 13? K. iw f ET, Q' V Q ,,,. Z x 1-1 Q 1. : if ' W i. ,ff Q nf I5 5 vo if X .. 'Ys.,f, t A 53 M . A ilk Tr: . KX L .k KF 4 ROTDQNS Patrick P01r1er Sharland Suzanne Ugg 'fmt 'jeff Eugene RYSS0 J -2:12 THSSOH 4- . .. . Roy ' J E ' .i , John , Poirier A 1 Z! ' -V Snow if l , ' .QQ W if Sharon . ,Mr Z Judith Rytilahtl ' Q N Thibodeau 1-1 .. V kk VJ ' 5'2- .W . AS. ' Michael g Christine K. P0n'tti . H Sglka -. Robert Charles ,.,. f Salmi IQ. Trebilcock 4 jf i if f ar Michael ' I Richard .I Provost ,, Stetson I - .... I In Martin f SL., 5 Karen saiminon Zi.. Tulkki I vw - e 5 7 4 SAA A , Terry . John ' Quayle V A ' Stone Y an Q A 1 Y'-fig. il? f Joseph f .M-if William S3-rveuo f TU'-Ula i'7 ? f':- '--- If ' U5 ,Z s L ni ' J 3111.65 H Susan Racine .- '- Stone 5-li .' : ,lf t, J Donald 'wwf' 1459? j Catherine Savolainen .... . if Valela Kew .. ....: Darrell Dgnald t - Reed N -1 t Strongman fi: Sterling ' f'f'5 5 .S Evelyn Schultz W2 'iff' vawme l, ffeyinzjgw- Ronald V Jameg Richards . J, 4 Syfwa , . Robert Joseph .W f 1 1-5,fir5!r . . 3- tial, 'pgiffvf 'l- - w b V, f Robert Alan I Ryan Tasson ij:-fi g ,M- . i ' F 53325: .-...mf Monica David ii. 'wr' Servant Vial 41 4, sr -4 il K Y www IE f 5 1 w. 5 A . . i , 5 1 We if 4 'ia . 3 ff' , , 111 J it X an ,, . fw Q in gi., i X, X of-P W ii W? l 9 P Bruce Viall Paul Villeneuve Thomas Warren Arnold Warshawsky Lee Wealton Donald Westman Julie Williamson Kaye Wilson Faye Zhulkie Elizabeth Leach Keith Oja Michel Valenti REGIONAL SCIENCE FAIR EXHIBITS L. to R.: F. Smith, C. Chard, R. J unak, C. Levine, C. Poirier, R. LiaFreniere, M. Wakkuri. 42 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Peter Vogeier ,,,, ,,,,.,,,SSS P resident Sheila Rosewcdl .......... Vice-President Arlene Werner ...... Secretary Mary DeRoche ....,. Treasurer Mr. Bcfrtol .. ..... Adviser Donna. Vim A -- V. Aho ' AYOHO . - :,, A-1 Karen fri , 4 ESV. ' Conte H wi wife! NW, Karen . Joan Q E32 ' WV, Anderson V Blewett .- ' x -4 Q j 'he GQIFY Melanie . -, I ' Aho Bacon . 13 L A A r - 4 . Vg S V X Champion . Q- W ' .Q - ' 4-f E1 X-vo Leigh 5' Kathleen ' ' Anderson W3' Bosn-Om ' W 2 ' i e- I Q ,k Leena. Ruby V 1 . . 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Q Q ,xl -,P .Q Homecoming Parade Homecoming Parade 47 If 'Cx V' Freshman Teq Freshman Tea F i .SMA 3 Freshman Tea Commercial Club Iunjor Class Party Iunior Class Party Iunior Class Party Homecoming Parade 48 xx W K !f - if 4 1 ,.. .auf of V 5' 'SO xD 'IQ Q Q . X - 1 4 ':0 2 'N f u P 3. ,I . 'E ! I x Q it ,, , Q I I 0 ' . N MIXED CHORUS C'Director, Vocal Music-fMiss Freethyl L. to R.: ROW I-tAt pianoj A. Andriacchi, K. Trondson, ROW II-J. Marietti, J. Franson, K. Garrett, K. Oysti, E. Anderson, 'S. Leach, K. Wilsion, M. Maki, S. Nadeau, C. Hosking, A. Hendra, A. Tasson, D. Bennetts, Miss Freethy, F. Haller, T. Burke, M. Chapman, D. Viall, 'G. Pontti, R. St. Amour, N. Grandlund, N. Bray, E. Beerlingz, J. Werner, B. Renz, A. Moyle, E. Ojanen, J. Bye, J. Holmgren, R. LaFreniere, P. Naultg ROW Ill--K. A-ndcrson, J. Spencer, K. Thomas, G. Martin, C. Farrell, J. Wallin, M. Kaukola, F. Collins, B. Coty, P. Misale, G. Mattila, W. Franson, J. St. Andre, K. Oja, B. Carlson, D. Holmgren, P. Vogeler, R. Ryan, W. Bjork, M. Pontti, J. Richards, P. Sharland, R. Anderson, M. Gleason, M. Peterson, L. Carter, J. Lemin, K. Luostari, J. Jensen, M. Manzoline, P. Pinard, K. Gelmig ROW IV-A. G-oldsworthy, C. Wallenstein, F. Kelly, S. Greenwood, A. Linna, S. Tossava, N. Hebert, S. Stone, J. Maki, R. Lundin, J. Savolainnen, L. Roberts, B. Sanders, D. Newman, G. Holmgren, R. Carlson, Ketola, R. Emanuelson, M. Morcom, R. Katajamaki,D. Leece, G. Potts, B. Mantela, A. Combellack, C. Corkin, Bertucci, J. Fostveit, M. Tamblyn, J. Langlois, K. Campbell, L. Rudness, B. Conibear, D. Olson, C. Aho, ROW C. Levine. S. Rosewall, K. Martinen, F. Suardini, J. Anderson, C. Peterson, S. Holman, J. Bengston, L. Wealton, fee F. 'DeCiaire, K. Brown, J. Williams, J. Johnson, J. Penrose, M. Lynn, G. Phare, T. Rogers, J. Jensen, D. Laitinen, D. Trebilcock, F. Carriere, P. Tassone, J. Sarvello, D. Carlson, S. Jaedecke, J. Braund, S. Hoiem, D. Carter, R, Flaa, S. Goyen, C. Tommola, C. Johnson, F. Fisher, L, Alasimig ROW VIfE. Russi, K. Helgren, P. Morton, A. Carlson, S. Hallstead, A. Werner, M. Polkinghorne, C. Chard, D. Markert, L. Schmeltz, C. Anderson, A. Hebert, D. Reed, J. Rosewall, R. Brown, D. Bess, N. Ostermeyer, J. Marra, A. Prideaux, A. Oien, J. Kelly, G. Anderson, M. Hcrrala, M. Johnson, L. Cohodas, K. Nault, K. Tulkki, N. Dobson, E. Leach, E. Ojanen, B Coty, C. Magnuson, J. Potitte. GIRLS' ICNSEIVIBLE L. to R.: ROW I-f B. Coty, K. VVilson, K. Garrett, A. Combellack, K. Thondsong ROW II---PM. Gleason, QM. Maki, N. Bray, J. Werner, 'ROW III-F. Collins, M. Peterson, E. Beerling, S. Nadeau. 50 A 1 W ,,,,. --M-w.W,..,,.V, hx Q lg al Y: Qs +4 iw' 3 3 1 K H M ?9 f- WH gf 'E fs'7'15f,41, ek 5 ff' -ra M1-sf 5 F ff aflfl J , X495 E36 .K .,, ,' M M' x QQ ,x'Q,5fkgf,5 .4 M my, 4 ' , 5 Q TK: , H Q' A 3 F I A Rex? ,S lx: M , 4' .T 'L . B K , sz kii. A Q, Q , 5 gfigj 1 Qi R? Wy V ' I X Z5 'Q -1, 'f x Q W, Q' Q 5 ,gf ufy N' ff GE' ,Aw .L Q I .-: -v .. ,, -1 4. ' fa . ' QQ N? X ' y 2 , bf W. 'gg 3 ff YQ ' H Q' vu fp, ,L , ,.. A g 25251, L ' M - V 0 QA A! , .g.,.,.. : f y ' :' f ., - Higgs .zbl Q Z X' ,sf W f 'Fl f ,J A V X? SENIOR MIXED ENSEMBLE L. t'0 R.: ROW I-L. Carter, E. Ojanen, J. Werner, K. Anderson, S, Leachg ROW II-J. Johnson, F. Collins, M. Kaukola, C. Magnuson, M. Peterson, B, Coty, B. Sandersg ROW III-P. Misale, C. Hosking, J. Savoluinen, J. St. Andre, T. Burkeg F. Haller, A. Prideaux, J. Richards. 947' f? A V1.5-fr 7-o 7-fre' Hsu ff4v-cfffwy Fog F? 7?Aao:. R af DOAIIIDVC 5,2 Doaecns 7? C'M4Pc6.s 14, . Affvv B, Bpacefsf, Pav-.9-Z, , BILL. K? DA V6 45, ,-17' J AAPPY 4, CwPr1shf e 52 1 STUDENT COUNCIL CAdvisers-Mr. Gehlhoilif, Miss Malmgrenb L. to R.: ROW I-S. Solka, K. Hooper, M. Wakkuri, L. Roberts, K. Trondson, 'D. Denofre, J. Bjorneg ROW II-J. Johnson, M. Valenti, S. Neimi, S, Holman, J. Werner, J. Manzolineg ROW III-R. Peterson, L. Decaire, P. Peterson, M. Kaukola, A. Tasson, D. Hickey, Miss Malmgren, ROW IV - Mr. Gehlhoff, R. Robar, A. Hendra, P. Vogeler, K. Swanson, M. Mantyg ROW V-B. Solka, G. Jose, L. LaFreniere, K. Brown, D. Laitinen, B, Gleason. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB OFFICERS Michel Valenti .,..................,,....,.,..........,...,,.,...,..... President Kaye Wilson ,,...... ,........ V ice-President Patricia Pinard ...,. .,,,,........ S ecretary Julie Ombrello ,.l.. .....,... T reasurer Nancy Hebert ...... ,,,..,. H istorizm FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB qAdvisers-Mr. Townsend, Mrs. Botliwelli L. to R.: ROW I-J. Ombrello, M. Valenti, P. Pin- ard, K. Wilson, ROW II-J. DeCaire, Mr. Townsend, A. Werner, ROW III-J. Eklund, K, Homburg, N. Dobson, ROW IV-N. Hebert, C. Nault. 54 PEP CLUB fAdviser-Mrs. Lindbergh L. to R.: ROW I-P. Nault, K. Thomas, K. Gelmi, L. Rudness, B. Clonibearg ROW II-K. Garrett, D. Uren, J. Bye, K. Anderson, A. Goldsworthy, J. Ombrello, A. Andriacchi, L. Cohodas, S. Erkkila, K. Anderson, ROW III---B. DeCaire. J. Nault, J. Lemin, M. Nault, P. Erkkila, M. L.LeSage, E. Leach, J. Braund, J. Ureng ROW IVAP, Jar- vela, G. Martin, M. Tamblyn, S. Solka, J. Eklunld, D. Linna, C. Peterson, K. Trondson, J. Jenseng ROW V - E. Ojianen, Mrs. Lindberg, C. Solka, J. DeOaire, K. Tulkki, J. Juidici, C. Johnson, F. Oollinsg RlOW VI-J, Bengson, P. Hickey, J. Dobson. K. Champion, R. Tulkki, C. Naulit, S. Larson, S. Moyle, F. Suardini, J. Spencer. PEP CLUB OFFICERS Karen Vadnais ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,,....,,.., A ....,,,..,,..,..,.,.... President Ann Goldsworthy ...........,..............,..... Secretary-Treasurer PEP CLUB L. to R.: ROW I-AP. Williams, D. Denofre, R. LaFreniereg ROW IIwJ. Holmgren, S. Allen, S. Chard, K. Helgren, 'S. Jueldecke, P. Nuult, K. DeCaire, A. Clollinsg 'ROW HI-E. Valente, C. DeRoche, C. Isotalo, P. Pinard, S. Holman, S. Argall, S. Nuult, D. Doucetteg ROW IV-S. Moffatt, C. Sarvello, C. Aho, D. Olson, C. Farrell, M. Valenti, S. Dobson, C. Vulela, NI, Bertucci, S. Syrjula, K. Vadnais, ROW V f A. Moyle, P, Larson, C. Paveglio, M. Ombrello, N. Hebert, J. Schmeltz, V. Davis, D. Hamari, M. Kangas, B. Nelson, ROW VI - - M. Rowley, M. Polking- horne, E. Beorling, S. Hullstead, M. Eman, R. Beatty, M. Pellonpaa, B. Gehlhioff, P. Pesolla. 56 PEP CLUB L to R.: ROW I-A. Sarvello, C. Sarvellog ROW II-E. Anderson, D. Deniofre, B. Slteplhens, J. Giotto, C. Pep- pin, K. Koski. G. Strand, J. Friantti, S. K'oski, ROW III-E. Curcio, M. Andrizxcichi, P. Pantti, J. Manzoline, F. Fish- er, E. Ojanen, B. Maki, K. Hooper, M. Anidersozn, M. Mayotte, ROW IV-A. Werner M. A. Benson, C. Korby, D. Saviluoto, S. Nadeau, D. Carter, R. Lindquist, B. Anderson, B. Pearson, S. Leach, ROW VfJ. Mustamaa, M. Poirier, J. Koski, P. Pasanen, I. Dunn, K. Harris, M. Williams, P. Morton, J. Blewett, K. Homburg, A. Combellackg ROW VI -J. Fassbender, C. Sarvello, C. Levine, S. McCall, K. Bostrom, F. Coughlin, L. Deeaire, M. Salminen, P. Teige, fC. Altobello. MODERN LANGUAGE CLUB OFFICERS Bruce Solka .,,,.....,.,...,.............................................. F President Katherine Hooper .................................................... S 'ecretary Peter Misale .................................................... Vice-President Gail Dally ...............................................,................ Treasurer MODERN LANGUAGE CLUB CAdviser-Mrs. FritzJ L. to R.: PJOW Ie-D. Ruuska, D. Hooper, S. Carlson, J. Bye, J. Nault, S. Nault, S. Erkkila, M. Maki, J. Spencer, J, Butler, LS, Argallg ROW II-J. Manley, B. Coty, K. Hooper, E. Erkkila, L. Jarvinen, S. Furst, M. A. Benson, C. Aih'o, S. Fowler, S. Nault, B. Erkkila K. Gelmig ROW III - C, Levine, P. Misale, L. Tassone, S. Solka, J. Manzoline, M. Anderson, K. Billings, P. Teige, K. Merrila, M. Mantela, C. Korbyg ROW IV-B. Bennett, D. Christian, B. Kostamo, R. Tulkki, J. Wirtanen, J. Bostrom. D. Phillips, P. Zhulkie, D. Palomaki, M. Salminen, S. Larson, G. Dallyg 'ROW V-W. Kokkila, M. Koukkari, B. Solka, G, Jfose, L. LaFreniere, K. Brown, W. Bjork, P. Larmour, D. Bennetts, D. Mitchell, M. Peterson. 57 I ANNUAL BOARD-FRESHMEN, SOPHOMORES L. to R.: ROW I-K. He-lgren, E. Leach, J. Braund, S. Holman, J. Ombrellog ROW II-A. Collins, B. Nelson, P. Erkkila, P. Pinard, K. Tulkkig ROW III-K.SlarVe-110, B. Renz, C. Nault, S. Werner, J. Petitteg ROW IV-T. Hooper, T. Chestnut. DEBATE iCoach-Mr. Kelal L. to R.: 'ROW IQP. Erkkilla, D, Linnzx, J. Om- brello, K. Hooper, L. Cohodlasg ROW Heli. Camp- bell, M. Manzoline, 'C. Farrell, B, DeCaireg ROVV HI-J. Savolainen, A. Moyle, D. Christyg Row IV4 P. Christy, Mr. Kela. 59 FUTURE NURSES' CLUB CAdviser-'Mrs. Steve? L. to R.: ROW I-P. Williams, D. Linna, L. Rudness, B. 'C'onibear, E. Ojaneng ROW II - J. Koski, M. L. LeSage, J. Pasich, D. Rosten, J. Anidelin, R. LaFreniereg ROW III-S. Nadeau, K. Mayry, J. Fostveit, E. Erkkila, A. Combellack, L. Carter, ROW IV4Mrs. Steve, D. Savilwoto, J. Bjorne, M. Bennett, K. Martinen. C. Johnson, K. Fisherg ROW V-L. Decaire, C. Sarvello, J. Juidici, K. Thomas, L. Ooihodas, M. Kaukola, M. Wakkuri. FUTURIE NURSES' CLUB OFFICERS Evelyn Ojanen .................................................... President Mary Kaulrolia ............. .,.,.... S ecretary Kay Martinen .....................................,..,,..,..... .... . ..Tre-asurer STUDENT LIBRARY ASSISTANTS CAdviserfMiss Rogers? L. to R.: ROW I-B. DeCaire, M. A. Benson, F. Pepin, K. Helgreng ROW II-E. Valente, J. Munzoline, J Cuidici. C. Aho, K. DeRocheg ROW HI-R. Junak, M. Nault, P, Hickey, K. 'Mayryg ROXV IV-M. Tamblyn, M. D-eRoChe, M. Wakkuri, B. Gehlhoffg ROW' V-D. Saviluoto, P. Pinard, E. Wakkuri, Miss Rogers. GG FORENSICS - SENIORS, JUNIORS L to R.: ROW I--M, L. LeS.age, L. Oolhodas, S, Naldeau, J. Laitinen, L. Rudness, C. Millimlakig ROW HAD. Linnaf, K. Hooper, S, Trosvig, S. Fowler, J. Werner, P. Peterson, ROW II-F. Carmere, J, Johnson, L. Peterson. FORENSICS - SOP'HOM0-RES, FRESHMEN L. to R.: ROW I-P. Erkkilu, K. Oysti, M. Valenti, J. Ombrello, S. Greenwood, ROW II-S. Argall, K. Wilson J. Petitte, C. Farrell, S. Jaedeckeg ROW III-B. Gehlhoff, E. Leach, J. Braund, A. Collins. 61 ALLIED YOUTH CA'dvisers-Miss Hainey, Mrs. Lindberg, Mr. Watson? L. to R.: ROW I-K. Wuorenmaa, B. 'DeCaire, K. DeiClaire, C. Isotalo, A. Goldswiorthy, R. Skewis, S. Dobson, R. Williams, J. Carlson, ROW II-S. Clardoni, J. Manzoline, J. DeCaire, C. Solka, I, Dunn, K. Harris, J. Spencer, Miss Haney, ROW IIIJM. Larson, D. Ruohomaki, D, Saviluoto, J. Juidici, M. Anderson, P. Pesola, B. Carlson, J. Sarvellog ROW IV-J. Bjorne, J. Palananen, S. Nadeau, 'D. Linna, 'P. Teige. L. Johnson, D. Hamari, A. Egerg ROW V-E. O'Brie'n, J. Johnson, P. Mattson, J. St. Andre, T. Burke, B. S-olka, L. Peterson, G. Jose, P. Crothers, J. Jensen. ALLLED YOUTH OFFICERS .TO Ann Werner ,.... .L ......,........ President Judith Spencer ............... ..........,....... - ..........,........ T reasurer Leonard Lawry ,.,,....,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,..,,.,,.,,,,,...,,.,.,, Vice-President Dorothy Denofre ........ Student Council Representative John St, Andre ,.,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,.,,,,.,,,.,.,,,,.,.,,,,,,' S ecretary Bruce Solka .............,.. Student Council Representative ALLIED YOUTH L. to R.: ROW I-T. Petro, F. Kelly, P. Erkkila, J. Ombrello, B. LaMere, S. Jaedecke, D. Denofre. P. 'Chap- many ROW II-Mrs. Lindberg, S. Syrjala, D. Uren, K. Garret, M. Mayotte, D. Giguere, C. Farrell, J. Brandt, E. Leach, S. Hu'o't, A. 'Oieng ROW III-F. Brogan, M. Johnson, S. Moffatt, C. Paveglio. M. L. LeSage, M. Kakkuri, C. Aho, N. Davis, F. Carriereg ROW IV--D. Nault, A. Hendra, P. Nault, J. Emanuelson, S. Solka, J. Eklund, B. Gehlhoff, N. Hebert, E. Wakkuri, J. Petitteg ROW V-M. Korpi, T. Lundin, L. Wealton, J, Wirtanen, N. Oster- meyer, R. Solka, G. Chinn, W. Kokkila, A. Nault. 62 Y 5 Q x a ' y,..Q,M 11,321 Q mg l l - COMMERCIAL CLUB CAdvisers-Miss Eklunid, Miss DunnJ L. to R.: RVOW I-B. Eade, C. Corkin, D. Giguere, 'C. Ciarlson, J. Spencer, R. Skewis, A. Goldsworthy, R. Wil- liams, J. Carlson, S. Erkkila, T. Petro, ROW II-M. Kakkuri, M. Mayotte, L. Lynn, S. Bone, J. Nault, C. Isotalio, E. Ojanen, P. Peterson, QC. Aho, J. Eklund, M. Omibrellog ROW III-G. Townsend, L. Jarvinen, J. Fostveit, K. Rowe, B. DeCiaire, J. DeiCaire, M. Anderson, M. Nault, J. Lemin, S. Syrjalfa, I. Harris, ROW IV-M. Maxwell, P. Larson, K. Wuorenrnaa, B. Carlson, S. Furst, M. Larson, M. Johnson, L. Johnson, D. Anderson, D, Hamari, J. Uren, Miss Eklundg ROW V-dS. Larson, K. Martine-n, M. Kaukola, D. Ruohomaki, S. Oardoni, M. Viall, R. Junak, M. Sialminezn, M. Peterson, P. Teige. COMIVLERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS Donna Ruoihomaki ..... ............... P resident LaVerne Lynn .....,..,,.,.............................,.............. Trcnsurer Michael Viall ................................,................. Vice-President Michael Manty ............ Student Council Representative Concetta M. Siarvello ..........................................., Secretary Karen Trondson ........ Student 'Council Representative CQMIMERCIAL CLUB L. to R.: ROW I-M. Polkinghorne, B. Hill, S. Stewart, D. Doucette, S. LaF'reniere, J. Bye, B. Conibeur, K. Hooper, K. Vadniais, K. Gelmi, S. Cfhardg RJOW II-K. DeRo'cihe, K. Anderson, C. Solka, S. LaForge, M. Maki, S. Salo, S'. Nault, F. Suardini, L. Decaire, I. Seem, K. Trondsong ROW III-C. Levine, L. Lindholm, M. Bennett, S. Morcorn, J. Carlson, I. Harvala, K, Billings, B, Nelson, M. Kzmgus, C. Altobelliog ROW IVSJ, Sundberg, S. Fowler, J. Anderson, A. Sarvello, C. Sarvello. J. Wallin, F. Pepin, C. Stampee, D. Maki, Miss Dunn: ROW V-AK. Kontio, J. Bjorne, C. Magnuson, S. Trosvig, G. Dally, R. Tulkki, B. Sanders, M. 'Man'ty, K. Merrila, C. Pracey, V. Wakkuri. 66 4 Homecoming Queen Homecoming Parade Homecoming Parade Homecoming Parade Homecoming Parade Homecoming Parade Homecoming Parade ' K ' Homecoming Parade 68a gl Q 9? 5 Vx ' U5 O13 V5-I- 5 , VARSITY FOOTBALL, CCl0'aches-Mr. Marana, Mr. Koskil L. to R.: Row I-R. Ryan, D. Vial, R. Carlsong ROW LI-D. Laitinen, S. A1-gall, J. Hebbard, J. Savolainen, D. Bennetts, D. Alianko, L. Lawry, F. Scalfcucci, J. 'Gelmig ROW IIPI-Mr. Koski, R. Solka, D. Wasson, D. Paltomaki, D. Phillips, J. Richards. J. Johnson, C. Hoskinlg, D. tChristi'a.n, J. St. An-dre, D. Bess, D. Sarvellfo, L. Larmour, Mr. Marana, ROW IV-R. Angall, R. Gleason, P. Misale, D. Palotmaki, P. Mtattson, R. Robar, W. Thexton. P. Zhulkie, D. Hickey, W. Franson. VARSITY FOOTBALL Ishpeming 6 - Iron Mountain 6 lshpeming and Iron Mountain sloshed to a 6-6 tie on a field scattered with puddles. The outstanding run was Pete Zhu1kie's forty yard end sweep. Ishpeming 6 - Escanaba 6 For the second straight week the Hem-atites entered the game as the underdog and came up with a tie. With Dave Bennetts stepping into the quarterback spot in place of the in- jured Fran Scalcucci, We proved difficult foes for Escanaba. Raoul Robar's 24 yard touch- down run was lshpemingfs lone score. Ishpeming 32 - Newberry 13 With Pete Zhulkie scoring 25 points and Raoul Robar adding the other TD and impres- sive yardage, Ishpeming High School defeated a young Newberry team, 32-13, at Newberry, for the first win of the season. Ishpeming 20 - Munising U A hard-charging line spearheaded by Dennis Alanko and Dominic S-arvello stopped highly rated Munising backfield. It was a great team effort as each starting back .scored once for the Hematites. Ishpeming 26 - Negaunee 0 The Hematites again outcharged the opposi- tion to ch-alk up a 26-O homecoming victory over their Twin City rivals. lim Richards and Les Larmour spearheaded a great defensive effort. Robar scored twice, and Zhulkie and Bennetts each scored once as the Hem-atltes' balanced attack moved to their third str-aight win in as many weeks. Ishpeming 0 - Marquette 39 With Marquette scoring first, lshpeming never recovered from some first half fumbles to finish on the short end of a 39-U score. Ishpeming 6 - Soo 13 lshpeming, after a disaster the week before, tried to get back on the victory trail, but were halted by -a determined Blue Devil team. Dan Christian was the Hematite standout for the evening as he scored our only touchdown and was the leading ground gainer. lshpeming U - Stambaugh U ln a mixture of rain and snow the Hematites tailed to capitalize on a third quarter scoring opportunity to end the season With its third tie. The Hematites finished the season with a 3-2-3 record. This was the most ties lor a team in ia season in over twenty years. The team tied for third place in the Great Lakes Confer- ence. Captain Dominic Sarvello Was selected for the Great Lakes Conference team, With Iim Richards and Peter Misale receiving honorable mention. Graduating seniors are Iim Hebloard, Iim Richards, Iohn St. Andre, lim Savolainen, Dominic Sarvello, Russell Gleason, Peter Misale, Dennis Hickey, William Pranson, Ioseph Gelmi, Paul Mattson, Curtis Hosk-ing, and Iohn Iohnson. -lohn lohnson -Curtis l-losking if R . .,,.. ' I . K U . -iff! A clizlhiifflr, 54 ll FOOTBALL B TEAM lshpeming .. .......,............ 13 Escanaba 6 lshpeming . . ........ l9 Negaunee .... ,...2U lshpeming ...... ........ l 3 Marquette .. ....... 26 lshpeming . ........ 14 Negaunee .... .... . U20 lshpeming ....,. .....,.. 7 Marquette .. ....... 14 lshpeming . ........ lil Munising .... U B TEAM FOOTBALL C-Coaches-Mr. Lindberg, Mr. Collins? L. to R.: ROW I-A. Anttila, D. Leece, B. Carlson, R. Richards, D. Pogfgione, J. Stoineg RJOW II-Mr. Lindberg, E. O'Brien, P. Vloigeler, G. Olson, P. Bussoine, J. DeCaire, A. Kivela, M. Koefierl, W. Maki, Mr. Oollinsg 'ROW III-M J. Marra, J. Engelhard, T. Quayle, K. King, M. Pontti, A. Al'a.n'ko, J.. Sarvello, T. Pasich, D. Reed, C. Treibilcack. 71 VARSITY BASKETBALL fOoiach-Mr. Watsonj L. to R.: ROW l-L. Roberts, 'P. Misale, D. Larmiour, A. Pesola, C. Hoskingg ROW II-R. Robar, P. Zhulkie, W. Thexton, F. Soalcircci, L, Larmour, Mr. Watson. VARSITY BASKETBALL Ishpeming 49 - Manistique 50 With the exception of veteran center, Peter Misale, ta brand new starting five took the floor at Manistique. The squad kept pace with the Emeralds until the closing seconds to bow out with a one point defeat. Ishpeming 41 -- Stambarugh 33 Getting off to a shaky start, the team gained confidence in themselves to end up on top. It was a well-earned victory with the team show- ing promise for the games ahead. Ishpeming 36 - Munising 28 Our game with Munising was a low-scoring affair with the lead changing hands several times, The I-lematites came on with a final ral- ly 'to defeat the Mustangs for our second straight win. Ishpeming 48 - Iron Mountain 52 The Blue and White got off to or quick seven point lead in the opening minutes and held it for two quarters. The tall Iron Mountain team, on their home floor, finally managed to over- come the 'Blue and White 'to end up with a four point win. Ishpeming 37 - Escanaba' 38 Once again Ishpeming felt the sting of the lack of height. The squad exhibited good ball con- trol and led right down to the last five seconds when a quick free throw and field goal left them with their second straight heartbreaking defeat. Ishpeming 44 - Negaunee 32 The team got off to a good start again but this time stuck with it to come out on top with a decisive twelve point victory. Ishpeming 43 - Marquette 61 The team fell victim to a crushing eighteen point defeat against Marquette. The trick that did it for the Redmen was a full court press dur- ing the second half. Ishpeming 54 - Newberry 36 After a slow start, the Hematites finally re- covered to pull away to a comm-anding lead to win on their home floor. Ishpeming 50 - Escanaba 70 The tall Escanaba team, on their home floor, quickly took ta big lead and kept it to defeat the Blue and White by 'a twenty point margin. Ishpeming 54 - Gladstone 52 It was Ishpeming's turn to come from behind as they survived Gladstone-'s lead to come out the winners in the final minute. Ishpeming 62 - Stephenson 59 ln a thriller right down to the wire, the squad played clutch ball in the final minutes to take a close one by three points. Ishpeming 53 - Marquette 46 In a real spirited revenge from the defeat be- fore, the team moved well -against Marquette's press to win. The victory broke a two year string of Marquette victories over Ishpeming. Ishpeming 44 - Soo 49 The Hematites kept pace with the Blue Devils for three quarters until the Soo slowly pulled away in a game that was closer than the score indicates. Ishpeming 44 - Negaunee 49 The improved Negaunee Miners took revenge on our team to win a hard-fought game. Like the first one it was the usual close one between the twin cities. Ishpeming 57 - Ironwood 72 It just wasn't lshpeming's night to play basket- ball as they went down to defeat against the Red Devils. Missing their first twenty-seven shots, the team struggled back with twenty- eight points in the last quarter but it wasn't enough. Q Ishpeming 47 - Iron River 38 Both teams played on even terms until the last quarter when Ishpeming came on strong to be- come the victors. lt gave the team an even rec- ord tor the season. .DISTRICT TOURNAMENT AT NEGAUNEE , Ishpeming 61 - Hancock 55 A .:VJith'both teams starting at a slow pace in the first quarter and. fast during the second half, Ish- peming shook ,off a .last minute attack to win .the first roundfof fdistrict play. ' ' Ishpeming 48 - Negaunee 45 The Hematites overcame the jinx that Negau- nee was unbeatable on their home floor by win- ning in the last minute. lt was the Blue and White's third straight district title. REGIONAL TOURNAMENT AT NORTHERN MICHIGAN COLI.EGE FIELDHOUSE Ishpeming 56 - Escanaba 59 It was that tall Escanaba team that spelled final defeat for Ishpeming. Our team played their best ball and kept pace with them, bowing out in 'the last minute. The rebounding strength of Escanaba proved to be the big factor in their win. Fifty-five upperclassmen responded to the initial invitation of Coach C. C. Watson for the 1959-60 basketball season. Five seniors - P. Misale, C. Hosking, L. Roberts, D. Larmour, A. Pesolag five juniors-P. Zhulkie, L. Larmour, R. Robar, W. Thexton, and F. Scalcucci carried through for the season. The record for the sea- son was lU victories and 9 defeats with Ishpem- ing scoring 928 points to 924 points for the op- ponents. The team won 'the District Tournament at Ne- gaunee for the third straight year, defeating Hancock 61-55 in the first game and turning back Negaunee for the champions'hip 48-45. Ishpeming lost at the Regional tournament to a tall Escanaba team 59-56 in a game that wasn't decided until the last few seconds of the game. Peter Misale, a four-year veteran was selected to the Upper Peninsula Class B team by the U. P. Sportswriter's Association. -Curtis Hosking B TEAM SCORES Ishpeming ..... ...... - ...40 Negaunee . ........ -...36 Ishpeming ..... ...- ....... 43 Manist-ique ,,,,., Ishpeming ..... ..-..-...36 Munising ......... 48 Ishpeming ..... ........... 5 1 LMa.rquette .,.,. .,......,56 Ishpeming ..... ........... 3 0 Escanaba ......... 38 Ishpeming ..... ........... 3 4 Marquette -......,37 Ishpeming .................... 22 Negaunee ...................... 34 Ishpeming ..,.,.......,...... 29 Stephenson ..., ........ ,..,16 Ishpeming ...- ............... 41 Negaunee ...................... 39 Ishpeming ........... - ...... .37 Soto ........... , ......,,., , ...... ,.,.27 B TEAM BASKETBALL fCoach-Mr. Marana? L. to R.: ROW I-D. Laitinen, E. O'Brien, J. Stone, D. Gleasong ROW II-P. 'Car1t0n, G. Chinn, A, Kivela, D. Bessg ROW LII-ID. Reed, lR. Williams, W. Kunnari, M. 'P'ontti, Mr. Marana. GOLF-SPRING 1959 CCoach-lMr. Watson? L. to R.: ROW I-J. Koivula, M. Kittiog ROW II-G. Josie, Mr. Watson, F. Scalcucci. CHEERLEADERS CCoach-'Mrs. Lindberg? LEFT COLUMN -D. Deniofre, R. LaFreniere, P Williams, C. Sarveillfo, A. Sarvell'o, Mrs. Lindberg RIGHT COLUMN-B. Conibear, L. Ruidness, K. Gelmi K. Thomas, P. Nault. 74 K TRACK - SPRING 1959 0Coac'hes-Mr. Koski. Mr. I-Iaimmarj L. to R.: RQW 1..P, Ogea, E, O'Brien, G. Corkin, J. I1aPointe, W. Luoima, J. Anderson, V. Lapinoja, P. Misale, J. Jofhnsong WROW II-J. Engelhard, B. Solka, D. Christian, W. Kunnari, D. Reed, D. Palomaki, G. Tcmkin, D. Sar- vello, 'P. Larson, Mr. Hammarg ROW III-Mr. Kfoski, D. Tasson, R. Siolka, A. Nault, K. Brown, D. Hickey, G. Matftilag ROW IVHJD. Bennetts, L. Danmoiur, W. Bjork, W. Franson, J. Richards, M. Pontti, W. Thexton, D. Lawry, R Gleason, P. Zhulkie, R. Robiar. BASEBALL -- SPRING 1959 fCo'a1ch-aMr. Marana? L. tio R.: ROW IeeD. Helgren, J. Reidy, E. Moffatt. D. Moffatt, W. Lang1'ois, W. Richards, W. Anttilag Row II- R. Ryan, A. Mitchell, D. Laitiinen, A. Tasson, D. Bess, G. Bess, R. Carlson, ROW III-Mr. Mariana, P. Carlton, C Hosking, D. Palomaki, W. Corneliuson, J. Gelmi. 75 TRACK - SPRING I959 The 1959 track season began early in April with 55 boys reporting. The workouts during the first week were held in the gym due to poor weather. TRIANGULA11 MEET - ISHPEMING May 1.-1959 The dual meet with Marquette was rained out so' we engaged in a 'triangular meet with two smaller schools, Baraga Central and Gwinn High Schools. Due to the depth of our squad we were able to come out on top with a total of 99 points. I. LaPointe and W. Luoma were individual standouts in the meet with 13 points each. ISHPEMING 70 - NEGAUNEE ss May 5, 1959 This was the first dual meet of the year. Some of the boys showed improvement over the first week as we won 11 of the 13 events. GREAT LAKES CONFERENCE MEET May 9. 1959 Competing with seven other teams, the Hematites scored 32113 points for ta second place finish. lshpeming won only one event, W. Luoma 'in the high jump, but scored heavily through considerable depth. Luoma also placed second in the broad jump with I. La- Pointe placing fourth. P. Misale placed third in the high hurdles and D. Sarvello took fourth in the shot put. I. l..aPointe finished fifth in both the 100-yard and 220-yard dashes. Sophomores R. Robar and I. Anderson also placed in the meet. Team scoring was as fol- lows: Marquette 49113, lshpeming 32113, Muni- sing, 27114, Soo 20, Stephenson 18114, Manistique 17, Escanaba 16 516, and Newberry l4. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE DUAL MEET May 12. 1959 The young Hematites topped Negaunee in the annual Freshman-Sophomore meet, 68 116 to 40 516, taking nine firsts. REGIONAL TRACK MEET May 16, 1959 The Ishpeming track squad journeyed to Houghton for the regional track meet. The Hematite thin-clads won seven first placesg I. LaPointe in the 100-yard dash 11081, the 220- yard dash C23.6J, and the broad jump C5 ft. 8112 in.j, R. Robar in the 440-yard dash 15601, I. Anderson in the 880 C2:15j, D. Sarvello in the shot put C44 ft. 6314 in.D, and W. Luoma in the high jump C5 ft. 8112 in.D. Luoma's and Sarvel- lo's marks were new regional marks. Ishpem- ing placed second in the meet. COUNTY TRACK MEET May 20, 1959 We entered the meet with high hopes of de- feating Marquette, but were defeated 76 23160 to 47 215. Negaunee was able to score 12 516 points. W. Luoma was a double winnerg in the pole vault I9 ft. 10 in.J and in the high jump K5 ft. 7 in.I COUNTY FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE MEET May zz, 1959 lshpeming was able to take first place in this meet with 64112 points. Negaunee and Mar- quette were able to score 57 and 15112 re- spectively. UPPER PENINSULA TRACK FINALS May 23, 1959 Among a field of seventeen Class B schools lshpeming ranked seventh, once again losing to a strong Marquette team. Ishpeming went to Northern's track with eleven entries. W. Luoma was lshpeming's only standout, win- ning the high jump at 5 ft. 9114 in. I. Anderson place fourth in the 880 and R. Robar was third in the 440. The half-mile relay team placed third and I. l..aPointe was fifth in the broad jump. COUNTY RELAYS May 26, 1959 The Hematites pulled a mild upset by tak- ing first place in the annual county relay meet with 32 578 points to 28172 for Marquette and 13273 for Negaunee. Luoma was the standout again, placing first in the broad jump and tying for first in the pole vault. The medley relay team won with a time of 2:43 and the 880- yard relay team won with a time of 1:41. R. Solka was second in the broad jump. UPPER PENINSULA MEMORIAL RELAYS May 29, 1959 After adjusting team personnel due to the results of the county relays, we were hopeful of an upset. However, we won only one relay, the medley, in 2:41. Marquette was victorious as they took the remaining four relays.. Our one-mile and two-mile relay teams placed third. The quarter-mile relay team placed fifth while the 880-yard team was disqualified. W. Luoma was the only individual point-getter, taking a third in both the pole vault and the broad jump. The team scores were as follows: Marquette 54, lshpeming 28172, Negaunee 28, Escanaba 27, Newberry 26, and lron River 2. 'kBl'if9C'k This ended ,a relatively successful season for a team which was inclined to finish second. There was a total of fifteen letter winners. They were: john Anderson, David Bennetts, Gerald Corkin, Dennis Hickey, john johnson, john La- Pointe, Warren Luoma, Peter Misale, Darrell Reed, Raoul Robar, Dominic Starvello, Richard Solka, Peter Zhulkie, William Kunnari, and Michael Pontti. BEST TRACK AND FIELD MARKS 1959 Event Performers Record 120-yard High Hurdles ......... P. Misale ......................... 16.75 sec. Medley Relay ......................... G. Corkin, R. Solka, D. Bennetts, D. Hickey 2145.1 100-yard Dash ..,.... ,..,..... j . LaPonte .....,..,... . .............. 10.7 sec. 880-yard Dash ....,. .......,.. j . Anderson ........ .... 2 213.8 440-yard Dash ......................... R. Roloar ....... 55.25 sec. 180-yard Low Hurdles ............. P. Zhulkie ..... ....... 2 2.5 SGC. 220-yard Dash ...,..c,............... j. LaPointe ................. 23.5 SGC. Mile Run .........,... ......... W . Kunnari ...................... 5223.1 880-yard Relay ...... ........,. R . Robar, j. LaPointe, G. Corkin, D. Hickey ...... 1140.0 Pole Vault ....... .......... W . Luoma .... . ................... 10 if. 9 iH- High jump ..,,,,, ,,,,,,..., W , Luorna ....,.,.. 5 fi. 10 in. Bfqjqd jump ,,,., ,,,.,,,,,, W , Luomcl ,.,.,.,., .,.........,.. l 9 fi. 10374 11'1. Shot Put .......... .......... D . Sarvello ....... ................. 4 4 ff- 6374 i1'1. -john johnson GOLF - SPRING 1959 Gene jose-junior, Francis Scalcucci-Sophomore, and Michael Kitto and jack Koivulae-Freshmen had the 'low scores when tryouts were iheld for the high school team. The team tied Baraga in a dual meet and placed sixth in the Upper Peninsula Class B meet held at Manistique. Gene jose tied for second low medalist at Manistique with a score of 81. lshpeming lshpeming lshpeming lshpeming lshpeming lshpeming BASEBALL Spring 1959 Baraga . Gwinn Marquette Gwinn 1 4 0 Marquette 3 Baraga 77 8 8 8 14 8 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL CCoaches-1Mr. Hammar, Mr. Gleason? L. to R.: R'OW I-Scott Holmgren, David Palmer, Garrett Leffler, Bradley Blight, Le'o Gehlhoff, Douglas Pert- tunen, William Arsenault, Louis Pinardg RXOW II-Mr. Gleason, John Keuhnel, Allan Paananen, Terry Jandron, John Bengston, Royce Hebbard, Michael McLaug'hlin, David Riickstad, Neil Runldman, Robert Hooper, Mr. Ham- marg ROW III-Gregg Bjorne, Thomas Hendra, 'Salvatore Sarvello, Michael Weinberg, Bruce Swanson, John Tassone, Arvid Thibodeau, Daniel Cain, Herbert Hedrick, James Brogan. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL L. tlo R.: ROW I M Gerald Jarvis, Terry St. Amour, Vito Carello, Jeffrey Decaire, 'Philip Poirier, Lar- ry Rice, Tlhomas Myrick, Jack T'onkin, William Kindstrand, Gary Laitineng ROW II-Allan Jennings, William Palo- maki, Dennis Garceau, James Jacobson, Peter Rahm, Allan, Koivula, Stephen Ring, Terry Delaglo, Richard La- Forest, Gerald Simula, Alan Sundbergg ROW III-David Gadomski, Jlolhn Clarello, Edward Korpi, Robert Polking- horne, Gregory Mahoski, David Reed, Jofhn Peterson, Albert Izongtine, Brian Polkinghornc, David Seablom, David Williams, Clarence Willey. 78 O SKI TEAM CC'oaCh - Mr. Ponttib L. to R.: ROW I-P. Jarvela, M. Peterson, C. Solka, S. Allen, G. Martin, J, Leming ROW IIfB. Gleason, R. Neff, B. Solka, T. Burke, D. Newman, Mr, Pontti, B. Marketty, W. Corneliuson, V. Lapinoja, D. Markert, A. Mit- c'hell. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL CCoac'h - Mr. L, to R.: ROW I-D, Gadomski, G, Laitinen, D, Reed, gall, W. Arsenault, R. Hebbard, J. Olson, D. Perttunen, L. Swanson, S. Berg, H. Hedrick, A. Jennings, D. Palmer, Mr. 79 Hammarb J. Peterson, P. Langlois, W. Norkolig ROW II-D. Ar- Mustamaag ROW IIIgA, Paananen, M, Mc'Laug'hlin, B Hammar. Homecoming Parade Homecoming Parade Homecoming Parade Homecoming Game Homecoming Game Homecoming Game u -M. ' s Ez? Homecoming Game Homecoming Game Fans 80 X 5 15 d A e A QI 5 W rv! T 4 f T J i ,QNX r-J ,, BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Ishpeming High School Auditorium Ishpeming, Michigan Sunday, May 29th, 1960 3:00 O'C1ock P. M. Processional Hymn ,,......., ' 'l'lo1y, I-loly, Holy, Lord God Almighty Invocation An Instrument of Thy Peace ,,,,,,,,,.,, Haydn Morgan Mixed Ensemble Scripture Reading .....,............. Matthew 5: 1-16 God Save The People .,,.,,. . Arr. R. Ringwald Baccalaureate Chorus Baccalaureate Sermon , .....,.. .. Better To Light A Candle The Bev. Dr. Robert B. Davidson Hymn ,........,...,.. O Master, Let Me Walk With Thee Benediction Recessional CLASS NIGHT PROGRAM Ishpeming High School Auditorium Wednesday, Tune 1. 1960 8:15 P. M. Processiional ...... Hail, Beacon Light President's Address .... Roy Peterson Graduation Days ............ Arr. Ross No Man Is An Island .............. .. Arr. Ringwald Senior Mixed Ensemble, Karen Tro'nid'son, Accoimpanist Class Histlory - Statistics ............ Kay Martinen Carnival 'of Venice ........................ Herbert L. Clarke Cornet Solo, John Wirtanen Accompanist, Kathryn Wuorenmaa Cl-ass Giftaitory - Prophecy Janice! Bjorne, Kathleen De'Rc.che, Carol Isoitalo, Kay Luzorstrari, La- Verne Lynn, Evelyn Ojvanen, J-aan Sundberg Romance and Scherzo ................ S01. B. Cohen Bass Solo, 'Bruce Siolka Aciccornpanist, Kathryn Wuorenmaia Presentation of 'Memorial ............ John Johnson Class Song ..... ....... W ords by Dawn and Kay Hoo-per Recessional - Coronaticin March Meyerbeer COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Ishpeming High School Auditorium Friday, Iune 3rd, 1960 8:15 P. M. President ...................... Roy Peterson Vice-President .......... Curtis Hosking Secretiary .................. Anne Archibald 'Treasurer ...................... Carol Isotalo COLORS: Copper 'and White CLASS tMO'TTO: One Sftelp Alt A Time, But Always' Forward FLOWER: White Carnation Processiopnal .... Hail, Beacon Light Invocaition ............................................ 'The Rev. Dr. Robert B. Davidson Salutatioryz Breaking The Bar- rier ................... -...Jo Ann Werner Flirtations ...............,......,..,.... Clarke 'Cornet Trio, Kathryn Rowe, Alfred Hendra, Peter Johnson Accompanist, Douglas Holmgren Ovation: Our Most Valuable As- set ............................ Larry Peterson In A Cottage By The Green ...... Purcell - Moffatt 'Tll Walk With God .... Brodiszky Girls' Double Sextet Valedictory: Rational Behavior and World Prestige .................... Mary Kaukolia The IBirdIs In 'The Branches .... Bell - Thiman Lost In Music .... Kelsey - Elliott Mixed Ensemble, Karen Trfondson, Accompanist Presentation of Diplomas ,,..,......, Superinltendent, W, 'C. Peterson Class. Solng ................,........,,,,.....,,.,,,,,,,,,,, HISTORY Every ten years for over a century and a half, the United States Census Bureau has can- vassed 'the country counting noses, delving in- to the lives of the American people, and ob- taining a considerable amount of information, both interesting and startling. The facts pre- sented tonight are not quite so extensive, for they only cover the Ishpeming High School, the senior class in particular. But we have tried to probe deeper into the lives of our comrades than the government did in order to entertain you tonight. There are 149 of us, 73 males and 76 females, and our statistics are derived from these representatives of your community. A pair of brothers and 2 pairs of sisters, includ- ing a set of identical twins, are members of this year's graduating class. In 1947, when most of us entered school, the kindergarten enrollment was 147. This year's record enrollment of 199 shows a 357, increase since we started school 12 years -ago. Slight- ly more than half of us have attended only the schools in the Ishpeming Public School System. One girl, while living on a reservation, attend- ed school with Mohawk Indian children. Com- - STATISTICS plying with 'the recent emphasis placed on scientific subjects, 52 seniors, more than V3 of the class, have met the requirements of the Science Course. Thirty-seven are graduating from the Social Science Course, 17 from the Industrial Arts, 12 from the Business Education, 7 from the Home Economics, and 24 from the General Course. The first questions on our census concern our parentage. Ten years ago 26 '70 of our parents were born in foreign countries, while this year only 570 are of foreign birth. However, some of our homes retain much of the Old World, as foreign tongues are still spoken in the homes. Four languages other than English are spoken in 42 C28CX,I of our homes. Finnish is spoken in 31 homes, followed by Italian, Swedish, and French in the remaining ll. Half of our par- ents have received high school diplomas, while another 87, have graduated from college. We have lost 1 mother and 10 fathers through death. Three homes have been broken by separation or divorce. Most of us started our lives in this area, for 847, of us were born here in Marquette Coun- ty. One senior boy is a Brooklynite by birth, while another was born in far-off South Africa. Our class reflects the economic condition of the community. Eighty per cent of our families take great pride in owning their homes. Only the Class of 1951 equals this record. Our 45 working mothers C24 full time, 21 part time1, the largest number in 9 years, have undoubt- edly been a contributing factor in purchasing homes. The mining companies which employ about half of our fathers are also responsible for some of our material possessions. Despite the fact that 7 families own no automobile, we -average more than 1112 cars per family. We ourselves own 24 cars, along with 79 bicycles, 3 motorcycles, 2 motor scooters, and 2 jeeps. One boy, whose family owns 6 cars, has no trouble getting around. Five years ago, only 30 families owned television sets, while this year only 4 families lack them. During the same period of time the average number of radios per home has risen from 2172 to 31f2. This apparent increase in wealth has been paralleled by the rise in student incomes. Al- though the number of wage-earning seniors has decreased by 107, in the last decade, the average wage has risen 40C - from 56c per hour in 1950 to 96C in 1960. This is the highest amount of which we have a record. ln spite of the increase in earnings, the amount of money spent on recreation each week has dropped to the lowest it has been in four years -52.16. This amount includes the 12 who spend nothing and the 5 who spend S10 or more. Evidently the recent recession has taught us thrift, for 457, of the class have savings ac- counts, 42'X, own government savings bonds, and 347, have Christmas Clubs. A possible reason for our low expenditures on recreation is that much of our entertainment is free. We spend approximately 3374 hours a day watching television and listening to the radio. However, 7 seniors claim they never watch TV and ll do not listen to 'the radio. Our 28 hi-fi phonographs and 10 stereos also keep us occupied. Still more of our free time is taken by the organizations outside of school to which more than half of us belong. Four-fifths of us belong to organizations and clubs within the school. Most of us perform daily chores at home, although 17 claim that they 'have no re- sponsibilities. Some of us are smart enough to get our 180 brothers and 190 sisters to fulfill some of our household jobs for us! 'The movies get some of our money that is spent for recreation. We average one movie per week, although 17 never attend. Four seniors, on the other hand, attend the movies 3 times a week regularly. A possible item in the budgets of 447, of the class is a hobby. These hobbies range from collecting china dolls to training and breaking horses. One fourth of the seniors play the piano, while an equal number have mastered some other musical instrument. The most popular pastime seems to be dating. Ninety-one per cent of the class date, and at le-ast 100 of us have gone steady at some time. One boy listed dating girls as his most unusual experience. ln spite of the fact that our parents complain that we do not spend any evenings at home, the facts show that we go rout only 3172 nights a week, on an average. One senior does not go out at all while 13 go out every night. Traveling again ranks high as a popular diversion. Sixty-five per cent have visited countries outside of the United States, with our neighbor Canada being the most popular. All but one of us have 'traveled out of the county, while 987, have gone beyond the borders of the Upper Peninsula and the same number, out of the state. Twenty-eight per cent have ridden in a plane, while 927, have journeyed in a train. Most of us actively enjoy sports-swimming being the most popular. All but 3 senixors can swim, and 22 Cl5'Z,1 learned in the school pool. Camping, fishing, and hunting rank 'high as summer sports while skiing, skating, and to- bogganing top the list in winter. Four have ridden Suicide Hill, while 26 have mastered the landing, including 2 girls. One girl has braved the landing on cardboard. Another has taken a canoe trip to Canada. The next group of figures revealed by our census concerns our health. We should be physically well protected from disease, for most of us have had smallpox vaccinations, tuberculosis and diphtheria tests, and chest X-rays. Only 1 senior has had no Salk polio shots. Since 907, have had the measles and 6570 the mumps, we hope we are immune to these. Sixty-one have undergone the removal of tonsils and 27, of appendices. As far as brok- en bones are concerned, it appears that we have had our share-15 arms, 9 fingers, 7 ankles, 7 collar bones, 7 legs, 3 wrists, 3 toes, a few ribs, a foot, a knee, and a thumb. One of the boys, a skier incidentally, 'holds 'the record for broken bones with 4 legs Cnot all at one time, of course1, several ribs, and a collar- bone. A senior girl has been so unfortunate as to break her collarbone at three separate occasions. A barrel of acid proved to be the downfall of one boy, for he fell in it and was swathed in bandages for 10 days. At least 6 of us have experienced near-drownings, while 4 have become lost while hunting. When we 'tell you that more seniors than ever before C53'X,1 wear glasses, do you won- der what the cause is-television, movies, or study? As compensation for defective eyesight, we have 10 perfect sets of teeth, the best rec- ord to date. Concurring with the popular trend, ll C7 7,1 have worn braces to straighten their teeth. Nearly 175 of the seniors have been blessed with naturally curly hair. Four- teen of us Cnearly one in ten1 are left-handed. Now we inspect the section on the census sheet concerning employment. Most of us have worked at one time or other, for among us are 67 newspaper deliverers, 31 clerks, a number of babysitters, and scores of odd-job- bers. Three-fifths have had the opportunity of speaking from the stage of the school audi- torium. One sixth have participated in the 'high school forensic program. A third have appear- ed on radio or television. All but 2 graduates have taken advantage of the driver training course to obtain their licenses. We have not neglected our spiritual education, for more than 314 of the class attend church regularly, although 6 do not attend at all. ln addition 44 '70 take an active part in religious organiza- tions of the churches. As a group, we repre- sent the congregations of l3 churches in the area. You will be aware of our indecision when you realize that although ll5 seniors plan to enter institutions of higher learning, only half of that number have chosen a definite career. However, if the 787, of the class that plans to enter college, trade school, business school, or nurses' training do graduate from these, this will show an increase of 50072 over the post- high school graduations of our parents. Thirty- two boys and l girl plan to enlist in the armed forces, with the Navy and the Air Force being the most popular. When another decade has passed and the official government counters again come our way, we will naturally be in altogether differ- ent situations. lf the future can be predicted by looking into the past, it can safely be sur- mised that most of 'the class will b-e successful in their lives. -Kay Martinen GIFTATORY - PROPHECY SETTING: A small drive-in stand is pushed on stage from each side. During the introduction the waitresses take their places. CAST: I-anice Bjorne LaVerne Lynn Kathleen DeRoche Evelyn Ojanen Carol Isotalo Ioan Sundberg Kay Luostari INTRODUCTION The Drive-in stands that are here displayed Resemble none that have yet been made, To stand along a thoroughfare And serve the people passing there. lt seems far fetched we'll all concede, To so obtain an important deed, Or ticket to some romantic spot And contract for a job long sought. To come here for a certain tome Or letter from a girl back home lmpresses you as being strange, The product of a mind deranged. Our imaginations may have strayed, ln dreaming up this form of trade, But if the drive-in fad in the world expands, We may all drive 'in for our jobs and lands. Now if such a thing should come to pass, What would be bought here for our class? The waitresses that are entering now, With friendly smile and gracious bow, Will serve their friends with a treasured prize From among the products that are advertised. iii' To ludy A'ho, businesswoman, this gift cer- tificate for the thinking man's filter, so that she can weed out right from wrong. For Ann Allen, this ticket to Hollywood where she is going to be a make-up -artist for all those stars. To lean Ann Andelin, this book, How to Calm Your Patients, when they go into 'hyster- ics over her humor. For Dorothy Anderson, this ticket on a rocket ship so that she can -open the first chain of grocery stores on the moon. IoAnne Anderson can use this Red Cross pamphlet to save the lives of the students who knock themselves out in her physical education classes. To Kristen Anderson, this deed to Carnegie Hall, so that she will always have a place to perform her ballet. To Paul Anderson, welder, we give this gift certificate for a package of Kools, so that things will never get too hot for him. Anne Archibald, foreign services nurse, will need this book, How To Read a Thermometer i.n One Hundred Languages. To Frederick Argall, this certificate for a supply of chewing gum, so that those good ideas of his will always stick with him. For Robert Ayotte, this gift certificate for a masculine hair curler, for those long eyelashes of his. This copyright for MaryAnn Benson, for the book she'll write on how to be a non-confirm- ist. To Gardner Bess, marine, this stack of letters from the one girl in the port. David Bilkey, mechanic, can use this patent for the engine he will invent to run without gasoline. To Douglas Bjorne, this life pass on the train for Milwaukee, so 'that he will always be able to visit the girl back home on week ends. To Ianice Bjorne, R. N., this personal letter of thanks from Dag Hammarskj old for outstand- ing service to the U. N. medical program. This book, How to Keep Your Patience, for loanne Bjorne, practical nurse, when hers starts to grow short. For Suzanne Bone, this certificate from busi- ness school, to show that she came through her Air Force secretarial training with flying colors. Thomas Burke can use this offer of a job in Alaska, so that he can fulfill his life-long am- bition to get away from this weather. To Sheila C'-ardoni, pediatrician, these nurs- ery rhymes from one of her grateful patients. To Ieannette Carlson, secretary, this book on track racing, so she will always be one step ahead of the boss. To Peter Carlson, who has had four broken legs, this letter bearing an insurance policy so th-at he will be well prepared for the next fall. To nurse, Louise Carter, this book, How to Find Your Way Through the Alimentary Canal. To jean Champion, secretary, this patent for an automatic shorthand pencil for when she needs to take that extra coffee break. A patent we give to Paul Christy for the only hot rod in the country with TV in the rear-view mirror. To judith Coduti, practical nurse, we mail this sample of Cheer so that she can always keep her patients happy. To Frances Collins, who is willing to try any- thing once, we 'have this job as an elementary teacher in Al-aska. The deed to half interest in a publishing house for 'Bonnie Coty so that her novels will never be rejected. A ticket to the jungles of Africa for Francis DeCaire so that he can really hunt for big game. To laboratory technician, Kathleen DeRoche, this gift certificate for a supply of rubber stop- pers to help her bottle up those virus infec- tions. To sailor james DeVold, a patent for a special compass to help him chart his course on all the seven seas. To Norman Dobson, Air Force pilot, this gift certificate for a year's supply of lollipops for The Little White Cloud That Cried. To Donna Doucette, whose hobby is horses, this invitation to ride Babe in the l962 Ken- tucky Derby. To Beverly Erkkila, artist, this gift certificate for a pair of scissors so that she'll never be hemmed in when she 'has to meet a deadline. To Dennis Farm, mechanic, this book, How to Use a Screwdriver, so that he can drive his way to mechanical fame. To Fae Fisher, this honorary degree in physi- cal education, in recognition of her fine per- formance in high school. A ticket to the Smithsonian institute in Wash- ington for Sara Fowler, history teacher, to as- sist her in brushing up on the past. To William Franson, who we're sure will make his first million before he's thirty, this book entitled How to be Happy Though Rich. To Michael Fraser, barber, this book of hair- raising mystery stories for his customers who are getting bald. To Alan Garceau, dentist, a book for the waiting rooom entitled The Yanks Are Corning. The first hunting license on the moon has been issued to joseph Gelmi because of his excellent record on earth. To Russell Gleason, barber, this gift certifi- cate for a year's supply of Vigoro, so that his business will never stop growing. To Ann Goldsworthy, secretary, we give this boss-hunting license, to make certain her boss will always be a deer, To our navy nurse, Donna Goyan, we give this job with the Toni Home Permanent Com- pany, so that s'he'll always be -a good wave. Frank Haller, engineer, will receive this deed to the Empire State Building. Then he will al- ways be at the top in this field. To Darlene Harnari, doctor, we give this ticket to Alaska, so that she'll have six months to burn that midnight oil. To Paul Hannuksela, sailor, this deed to the Oak Tree Farm, to make certain he will always have plenty of leaves. To Irene Harvala, secretary, a patent for a five-headed hammer, to enable her to always keep pounding away at those keys. To chemical engineer, james Hebbard, this book entitled How to Make a Million. Maybe he'll be able to make one for each of us some day. To Robert I-ledstrom, Air Force pilot, we give this mailman's job, to 'help him keep his feet on the ground after having his head in the clouds. Carol Hendrickson, secretary, will receive this flying award for being the first person to type faster than the speed of sound. To Dennis Hickey, teacher, this ticket to Pin- point. Mongolia. Then he will never have to say his students aren't sharp. To Bonnie Hill, nurse, this job in Niotwell, Texas, so that she'll never run out of patients to use her cures on. Dennis Holmgren will need this patent for the robot assistant who will relieve him of all routine tasks. To Dawn Hooper, beautician, a ticket to the moon, so that she can be the first to establish the Revlon Corporation, Lunar Division. Kay Hooper, elementary teacher, can use this book entitled How to Build Stairs, to keep her one step ahead of her little pupils. To Curtis Hosking, journalist this deed to the Sock-em Boxing Glove Corporation, to guarantee that his stories will never lose their punch. To john Hytinen, soldier, this college diploma, m-aking him the first potato peeler with a de- gree. To Carol lsotalo, junior high school English teacher, this copy of Webster's Dictionary, en- abling her to always have the last word. lane Iensen, pediatric nurse, can use this subscription to the Merry Music magazine to keep her little ones in tune. To Marilyn jensen, beautician, we give this fishing license. to give her some relaxation when face-lifting gets her down. To Claire johnson, authoress, this literary award for her best seller, Little Red Rfiding Hood. To john johnson, -aeronautical engineer, a gift certificate for a bottle of Tang, so that his airplanes will always have that needed lift. To Gene jose, golf enthusiast, this certificate for being the first man to launch a golf ball in- to space. To Sheran Kari, elementary teacher, this ticket to Peaceful Valley, Montana, to calm her jangled nerves after keeping pace with the peppy younger set. Mary Kaukola, lab technologist, receives a position in a lab reporting on-the-spot news about germ warfare. Raymond Kauppila, sailor, will need this ticket to admit him to the Mermaid's Ball. Robert Keskey, auto mechanic, can use this booklet called How to Put the Spark Back in Those Plugs. , The pistol that killed Davy Crockett has been willed to Armis Kitto, enabling him to com- plete his famous gun collection. To Karen Kontio, dental hygienist, we pre- sent this deed to Scrooge McDuck's vault, so that she'll have plenty of gold for tooth fillings. Connie Korby, receptionist, can use this coupon for a free comb to get those impatient clients out of her hair. To Sharon Laljorge, airline receptionist, this photo of Elvis to keep her walking on air. Iudith Laitinen, English teacher, may need this title to a magic carpet to carry her to Eu- rope when she realizes she won't get there on her beginning teacher's salary. Wi'lliam LaPlante, army photographer, re- ceives a new assignment in Hollywood taking pictures of Sergeant Bilko and his crew. To David Larmour, math teacher, this patent for the plant in his classroom which grows square roots. To Paul Larmour, forester, we present this certificate for a free box of moth balls to pre- serve fur trees. Marilyn Larson, artist, will appreciate this ticket on a rocket to Mars. She has always longed to paint the Purple People Eater. Patricia Larson, secretary, will need this hunting license in her search for the perfect boss. Susan Leach, professional horsewoman, will jump at this role in a new TV western called Have Horse Sense, Will Use. Paul Leece, teacher, may appreciate this deed to a shack in the Alps to retreat in quiet exile if TV replaces teachers. A To ludith Lemin, children's nurse, this gift certificate for a year's supply of sandpaper to help smooth out those rough days. To Carol Levine, psychologist, a diploma for head-shrinking so that her probelms will never be too big to solve. To Kay Luostari, exchange teacher, we give this ticket to Alaska to exchange cold facts with the Eskimos. LaVerne Lynn, housewife, receives this sub- scription to a newspaper, so that she'll always have a good supply of garbage can liners. For Carole Magnuson, who works at Vogel- er's, this certificate for a year's supply of sausage so that she won't have to nibble on the job. To jean Maki, secretary, this booklet, How to Make Those Form Letters Shapely. A letter has just arrived for Raymond Maki from the United States Navy asking him to re- port for a summer assignment at the North Pole to t-ake part in Operation Deep Freeze. To james Manley, teacher of business ad- ministration, we give this sample packet of Wiley's All-in-One Food to keep him going in his teaching career. To David Marra, collector of rock-and-roll records, we present this deed to the planet Mars, which would really be a record. james Marra will like this ticket to free taxi service so he won't get those Second-Street Blues when he has to walk home every night. Kay Ellen Martinen, chemistry teacher, will really appreciate these copies of future chem- istry exams so that she won't have to burn all that midnight oil making out her own set of questions. Lee Mattson may regret getting this letter from Uncle Sam because it means he won't be having any of those homecooked meals for the next two years. Here's a job contract for Paul Mattson, in- dustrial arts teacher, who will really enjoy his job when the boys sign up for home economics and he finds himself confronted with an all- girl class! Myra Maxwell, talented artist, will want this contract to work in Pete's Pawn Shop because here is one place where she'll never run out of subject matter! To Kathryn Mayry, one of the be-atniks at our Senior Class Party, this invitation to visit Greenwich Village to see how the beat gen- eration really lives. To star rebounder and part-time baker, Pe- ter Misale, we give this license permitting him to bake bread on a Ubackbo-ard whenever he chooses. When lab technician, David Nault, finds his experiments blowing up in his face, he will ap- preciate this insurance policy to protect his fiery red hair. To Michele Nault, psychology teacher, this book on pottery entitled Psycho-Ceramics, to help her in her study of crackpots. Since food is the way to any man's heart, Sandra Nault, future homemaker, will put this cookbook to good use in capturing that special heart thr-ob in her life. To Kenneth Nelson, Diesel engine operator, this book on fire extinguishers to help him fight those never-ending backfires. Here is a sulbscription to Sports Illustrated for Venner Nirva to help him while away those hours at sea while he is serving in the United States Navy. For Raymond Ogea, engineering genius. here is a patent to insure the success of his first big invention. To Evelyn Ojanen, specialized nurse, here is a permit allowing her to try out all those hypodermic needles on her friends, providing they live through the first shot! This ticket to destination unknown might come in handy for Ioyce Paananen, early ele- mentary teacher, when her little charges be- come too much for her. Dale Pellow, Air Force ace, might find this book, How to Serve Your Fellow Man, helpful when his plane crash-lands on the island of Borneo. Kenneth Pentti, social worker, can keep juvenile delinquents off the streets by giving them these tickets to the World Series. For Allan Pesola, outdoors enthusiast, here is an exclusive deed to Yellowstone National Park where he can fish and hunt to his heart's content as long as 'he lives. For Larry Peterson, world-famous orator, this license to speak when he addresses the women of Waikiki. Marcia Peterson, kindergarten teacher, need only use this ticket to the Dennis the Menace show to appreciate her pupils. For Patricia Peterson, missionary, a cannibal cookbook, to make sure she doesn't end up in the pot. The class of 'BO is sending radio announcer Roy Peterson a check for a million dollars so that he will never have to accept payola. For secretary Barbara Poirier, a life-long ticket to Woolworth's Snack Bar, so that she can take coffee breaks whenever she likes. For gym instructor Mary Polkinghorne, a license to teach physical education on the moon-to keep the man in the moon in shape. For Allan Prideaux, forester, a job on the Sahara Desert, so that he can take it easy. Sailor Gerald Prideaux will need this hunt- ing license when he has to hunt for his ship after liberty. For Ion Provost, an excuse from morning classes in college so that he can sleep late ev- ery day. Brigitte Bardot sends a picture of herself to state trooper Iames Richards, because every policeman needs a siren. For Lance Roberts, future minister, a fishing license so that he can become a Fisher of Men. For Myrna Rowley, this title to an office chair to keep her posture perfect. l-li-fi enthusiast Donna Ruohomaki will en- joy this contract to have music piped into her office. For Iohn St. Andre, hoping to be President, here is the deed to the White House. Now 'he'll be sure to get in. A subscription to Variety magazine for future big wheel Bruce Sanders, so that he won't get in a rut. Donald Sangala can study this copy of Mich- igan Tech's electrical engineering exam so that he won't get 'his wires crossed. For the identical twins, Aurelia and Concet- ta M. Sarvello, these colored name tags so that the college professors can tell them apart. Chef Boy-Ar-Dee sends Concetta A. Sarvel- lo this award for being the national champion pizza-maker. For football coach Dominic Sarvello, a job at the North Pole. Now his team will -always be on top of the world. For our missionary, Iarnes Savol-ainen, this English-Ubangi dictionary so that he'll never be at a loss for words. IBM operator Rochelle Skewis can read this kbook while the machines do the work for er. To Glenn Snow, soldier, this season's pass to the Officers' Club. To Bruce Solka, photographer, this hunting license, so that he can shoot all the pictures he wishes. To Nancy Stetson, secretary, this degree in Mechanics, so that she can repair those com- plicated office machines. To Paul Strand, soldier, this award for estab- lishing a new Army record of peeling potatoes. To Ioan Sundberg, elmentary teacher, this title to a car to help her drive home the facts. To F ay Swahn, medical secretary, this ticket to the movie, Dr. Iekyll and Mr. Hyde, so that s'he'll be prepared to work for a doctor of changing moods. To Edwall Swanson, woodsman, this book of forest preservation rules from Smoky the Bear. To Gerald Tonkin, electrician, this ticket to the Amazon territory, where the rubber trees will protect him from those sparks. To Gloria Townsend, bookworm, this deed to Carnegie Library, so that she will never want for reading material. To Raymond Tulkki, math instructor, a teach- ing position in Moscow, so that he can show the Russians the right way to put two an-d two together. To Rodney Tuttila, sailor, this certificate for a full cargo of Ivory soap to keep his ship afloat. To Dorothy Uuro, secretary, this subscription to a ballet mag-azine to keep her on her toes. To Michael Viall, accountant, this book on reducing to help him improve those figures. To Anthony Vicario, lawyer, this opportun- ity to take over for Perry Mason, in case the great attorney should ever lose a case. To Eila W-akkuri, television enthusiast, this letter assuring her that Ed Sullivan will not forsake his TV show for a singing career. To loAnn Werner, elementary teacher, this letter in college football, proving she can tackle any problem students. A To Ierry Williams, auto mechanic, this ticket to Tibet, where he will have -a monopoly on car repairs. To Rosalind Williams, who loves animals, this title to a Iaguar. To Robert Windsand, painter, this license to keep our forests evergreen To Iohn Wirtanen, professional trumpet player, this book entitled Little Boy Bluew, Come Blow Your Horn to give him some pointers. To Kathryn Wuorenmaa, concert pianist, this license permitting her to use Liberace's i' 'k 'A' CONCLUSION The selling's done, the stands must close. There's nothing left, as each waitress knows, But we hope that the goods we've passed out here Will add to our classmates' future cheer. Whether our products were in the groove, Only the years ahead will prove. Candelabra. EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES OF SEENIORS CTaken at the Ishpeming High Schooll Aho, Judy-Nlone. Allen, Arun-Allied Youth 1', 25 Girls' Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Regional 'Science Fair 2. Andelin, Jean-Allied Youth 1, 2, 35 Amateur Biolo- gists' Club 25 .Drama Club 35 Forensics 25 Future Nurses' Club 45 Girls' Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. Anderson, Dorothy - Annual Board 2, 3, 45 Bac- calaureate Chorus 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Girls' Glee 'Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hoop Girls 35 'Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Region- al Science Fair 25 Girls' Intramurals 3. Anderson, JoAnne - Allied Youth 1, 25 Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Play 35 Commercial Club 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 15 Hoop Girls 35 Junior Lsife Saving 25 Mixed Chorus 15 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 senior Class Play 45 U. 'P. Massed Band 3, 45 U. P. Massed Orchestra. 3, 45 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2. Anderson, Kristen - Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 45 Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Annual Board 1, 2, 3, 45 Christ- mas Play 35 Forensics 35 Future Nurses' Club 35 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Hoop Girls 35 Junior Life Saving 15 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Regional Science Fair 25 'Senior Class Play 45 Service Corps 35 Student Council 35 National Honor Society, Anderson, Paul-None. Archibald, Anne - Allied Youth 1, 2, 35 Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Annual Board 1, 2,5 Future Nurses' Club 35 Girls' Glee Clulb 1, 2, 35 Junior Life 'Saving 15 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Prom Com- mittee 35 Service Corps 35 Student Council 2, 35 Class Secretary 4. Argall, Frederick-Football B 15 Football A 2, 3. Ayotte, Robert-Football B 1'5 Service Corps 1, 2, 35 Modern Language Club 3, 4. Benson, Mary Ann - Allied Youth 1, 25 Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Annual Board 45 Art 1, 2, 3, 45 Debate 25 Drama Club 1, 2, 35 Forensics 1, 2, 45 Future Teachers' Club 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Hoop 'Girls 35 'Student Library Assistant 3, 45 Modern Language Club 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Prom Committee 35 Regional Science Fair 25 Senior Class Play 45 Christmas Play 3. Bess, Gardner-Football B 15 Football A 35 Baseball 2, 4. Bilkey, David - Football B 15 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Modern Language Club 35 Service Corps 3. Bjorne, Douglas-N one. Bjorne, Janice - Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 45 Amateur Biologists' Club 25 'Christmas Play 35 Commercial Club 35 Drama Club 25 Forensics 1, 2, 35 Hoop Girls 35 Prom 'Committee 35 Regional Science Fair 25 'Senior Class Play 45 Student Council 1, 3, 45 Wolverine Girls' State 35 Future Nurses' Club 35 National Honor Society. Bjorne, Joannew-Allied Youth 1', 25 Art 1, 25 Commer- cial Club 3, 45 Future Nurses' Club 45 Girls' In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Bone, Suzanne-Allied Youth 1, 2, 35 Band 3, 45 'Com- mercial 'Club 3, 45 I-loop Girls 35 Modern Language Club 35 Prom 'Committee 35 Girls' Intramurals 2, 45 Annual Board 1, 2, 3, 4. Burke, Thomas - 1Allied Youth 1, 2, 35 Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Baccalaureate Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Play 35 Football B 15 Hi-Y 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, 45 Ski Team 3, 45 Baccalaureate Ensemble 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. C2l,l'dl05lli, Sheila, -- Allied Youth 1, 2, 35 Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Annual Board 35 Commercial Club 3, 45 Hoop Girls 35 Prom Committee 3. Carlson, Jeanette - Commercial Club 3, 45 Modern Language Club 3, 4. Carlson, Peter4None. Carter, Louise - Allied Youth 1, 25 A-mateur Bi- ologists' Club 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 35 Future Nurses' Club 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Clrorus 1, 2, 45 I-loop Girls 35 Girls' Ensemble 25 Prom Committee 35 Region-al Science Fair 25 Baccalaureate Chorus 4. Champion, Jean-iAllied Youth 1, 2, 35 Annual Board 3, 45 Art 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 35 Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Girls' Intramurals 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 2. Christy, Paul - Mixed Chorus 1, Debate 1, 2, 3, 45 Forensics 1, 2. Coduti, Judith-Modern Language Club 3. Collins, Frances-Allied Youth 25 Amateur Biolo- gists' Club 25 Annual ,Board 1, 45 Baccalaureate Chorus 3, 45 Commercial Club 35 Future Nurses' Club 35 'Girls' 'Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hoop Girls 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Ensemble 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Prom 'Committee 35 Reqglonal Science Fair 25 Senior Class Play 4. Coty, BoIm1ie4Annual Board 45 Art 1, 2, 3, 45 ,Bac- calaureate Chorus 3, 45 Forensics 15 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed En- semble 3, 45 Modern Language Club 3, 45 U. P. Massed Chorus 3. DeCaire, Francis M Allied Youth 45 Football B 15 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 'Prom Committee 3. Delioche, Kathleen-Allied Youth 1, 2, 35 Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Annual Board 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Drama Club 35 Forensics 1, 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 15 Girls' Intramurals 3, 45 Hoop Girls 35 Student Library Assistant 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, Prom Committee 35 National Honor Society. DeVold, JamesfFootball B 1, 25 Modern Language Club 3, 4. Dobson, Norman-None. Doucette, Do,nnafeCommercial Club 45 Girls' Intra- murals 45 Pep Club 4. Erkkila, Beverly 4 Allied Ylouth 1', 2, 35 Annual Board 45 Art 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 35 Hoop Girls 35 Modern Language Club 3, 45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Service Corps 1, 2, 3, 4. Farm, Dennis-None. Fisher, FaeAGirls' Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Future Nurses' Club 35 Girls' 'Glee 'Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Bac- calaureate -Chorus 4. Fowler, Sara,-Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Commer- cial 'Club 45 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 45 Hoop Girls' 35 Modern Language Clulb 45 Prom Commit- tee 35 National I-lonor Society, Fransoln, William - Baccalaureate Clrorus 2, 35 Basketball B 1, 25 Football B 25 Football A 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Mixed Ensemble 2, 35 Prom Committee 3. Fraser, Michael-None. Garceau, Alan-1Am'ateur Biologists' Club 25 Annual Board 45 Hi-Y 45 Student Council 35 Service Corps 15 Prom Committee 3. Gelmi, Joseph-Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 3, 45 Track 1, 3, 45 Football B 15 Football A 2, 3, 45 Basketball B 1, 25 Basketball A 45 Modern Language Club 3. Gleason, Russell-Football B 15 Football A 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Goldsworthy, Ann-Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Board 2, 3, 45 Christmas Play 35 'Commercial Club 3, 45 Forensics 15 French Club 25 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 'Girls' :Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Hoop Girls 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Modern Language Club 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Regional Science Fair 25 Senior Life 'Saving 35 Senior Class Play 45 Na- tional Honor Society. Goyen, Dolnma-Allied Youth 1, 23 Annual Board 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club 23 Future Teachers' Club 2, 33 Girls' 'Glee Club 1, 23 'Modern Language Club 3. Haller, Frank - Amateur Biologists' Club 23 Bac- calaureate Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 33 Christmas Play 33 Drama Club 2, 33 Football B 13 For- ensics 33 Hi-Y 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 33 Prom Committee 33 Regional Science Fair 23 Senior Class Play 43 Student Council lg Track 1, 23 U. P. Massed Band 23 Service Corps 23 Baccalaureate Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society. Haimari, Darlene-Commercial Club 43 I-loop Girls 3, Pep Club 43 Senior 'Class Play 4. Haznnuksela, Paul-Modern Language Club 33 Region- al Science Fair 23 'Service Corps 33 'Track 2. Harvala, Irene-Allied Youth 1, 23 ,Annual Board 3, 43 'Commercial Club 3, 43 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Life Saving 23 Pep Club 3, Hebbard, James-Basketball B 1, 23 Football B 23 FootballAA 43 Hi-Y 43 Prom Committee 3. Hedstrom, Robert-None. Hendrickson, Carol-Girls' Intramurals 2. Hickey, Dennis-Basketball B 1, 23 Basketball A 43 Track 3, 4g Football B 13 Football A 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Student Council 3, 43 'Prom Committee 3. Hill, Bonnie - Allied Youth 23 Amateur Biologists' Club 23 Annual Board 3, 43 Commercial Club 43 Future Nurses' Club 33 Hoop Girls 33 Service Corpsw43 Girls' Intramurals 3, 4. Holmgren, Dennis-Art 3, 4. Hooper, Dawn-Allied Ylouth 23 Christmas Play 33 Drama Club 33 Forensics 23 Girls' Glee Club 13 Modern Language Club 43 Prom Committee 33 Service Corps 3, 4. Hooper, Kay-Service Corps 1, 23 Commercial Club 3. Hosking, Curtis - Amateur Biologists' Club 23 Bac- calaureate Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Baccalaureate En- semble 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball B 1 23 Basketball A 3, 43 Class Vice-President 43 Football A 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 43 Modern Language Club 33 Prom Committee 33 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 U. P. Massed Chorus 23 Wolverine Boys' State 3. Hytinen, John-N one. Isotalo, Carol-Allied Youth 1, 2, 43 Annual Board 3, 43 Class Treasurer 3, 43 Commercial Club 3, 43 Forensics 1, 23 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Hoop Girls 33 Junior Life Saving 23 Student Library Assist- ant 23 Pep Club 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Senior -Class Play 43 National Honor Society. Jansen, Jane-Allied Youth 1, 23 Amateur Biologists' Club 23 Annual Board 1', 2, 3, 43 Future Nurses' Club 33 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 43 Hoop Girls 33 Mixed Chorus 1, ' 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Region- al Science Fair 23 Baccalaureate Chorus 43 Senior -Class Play 4. Jensen, Marilyn-Hoop Girls 33 'Student Library As- sistant 2, 33 Modern Language Club 3. Johnson, Claire-Allied Youth 1, 2, 33 Amateur Bi- ologists' Club 23 Annual B'oard 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Hoop Girls 33 Mixed Chorus 1 2, 3, 43 Future Nurses' Club 3, 43 'Modern Language Club 3, 43 Regional Science Fair 23 Service Corps 33 For- ensics 1, 23 Pep Club 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Baccalaureate Chorus 43 Girls' Ensemble 13 Sen- ior Class Play 43 National Honor Society. Johnson, John-Allied Youth 3, 43 Amateur Biolo- gists' Club 23 Basketball B 1, 23 Christmas Play 33 Class Vice-President 13 Football B 1, 23 Foot- ball B 3, 43 Forensics 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 National Science Achievement 'Certificate 23 Prom Committee 33 Regional 'Science Fair 23 Senior Class Play 43 Student Council 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Wolverine Boys' State 33 Baccalaureate Chorus 43 National Honor So- ciety. Jose, Gene-Allied Youth 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Modern Language Club 3, 43 Prom Commit- tee 33 Student Council 43 Golf 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Class Play 4. Kari, Sheran-eAllied Youth 13 Annual Board 3, 43 Forensics 2, 33 Girls' Intramurals 23 Hoop Girls 33 Modern Language Club 33 Service Corps 4. Kaukola, Mary-Allied Youth 1, 23 Amateur Biolo- gists' Club 23 Annual Board 2, 3, 43 Christmas Play 33 Class Vice-President 23 Forensics 23 Fu- ture Nurses' Club 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Girls' Intramurals 3, 43 Hoop Girls 33 Prom Committee 33 Regional Scrience Fair 23 Senior Class Play 43 'Student Council 43 Wolverine Girls' State 33 Baccalaureate Chorus 43 National Honor Society3 Valedictorian. Kauppila, Raymo.nr14Modern Language Club 3, 4. Keskey, Robert-Band 1, 2, 33 French Club 23 Modern Language Club 33 Senior Life Saving 43 Service Corps 4. Kitto, Armis4N'oine. Kmntio, Karen-Amateur Biologists' Club 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club, 3, 43 Drama Club 33 Girls' Glee Club 1, 23 Junior Life Saviing 13 Mixed Chorus 13 Regional Science Fair 2. Korby, Connie-Allied Youth 1, 2, 33 Amateur Biolo- gists' Club 23 Annual Board 3, 43 Commercial Club 33 Forensics 13 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Girls' Intramurals 23 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Modern Language Club 43 Pep Club 3, 43 Regional 'Science Fair 23 Senior Class Play 4, LaForge, SharonQCommercial Club 3, 43 French Club 23 Girls' Intramurals 13 Hoop Girls 33 Student Library Assistant 33 Modern Language Club 33 Prom Committee 3. Laitinen, Judith4Allied Youth 1, 2, 33 Annual Board 3, 43 Commercial Club 33 Hoop Girls 33 'Senior Class Play 43 Girls' Glee Club 13 Forensics 4. La.Pla:nte, William -4 Football B 1'3 Football A 23 Track 1, 2. Larmour, David-Amateur Biologists' Club 23 Basket- ball B 1, 23 Basketball A 3, 43 Regional Science Fair 2. Larmour, Paul-Allied Youth 23 Amateur Biologists' 'Club 23 Modern Language Club 3, 43 Regional Science Fair 23 Service Corps 2, 3, 4. Larson, Marilyn-Allied Youth 43 Art 43 Christmas Play 33 Commercial Club 43 Forensics 33 Girls' Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Annual Board 4. Larson, Patricia-Allie-d Ylouth 1, 2, 33 Band 13 Com- mercial Club 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Pep Club 4. Leach, Susan - Baccalaureate Chorus 43 'Christmas Play 33 Drama Club 33 Girls' 'Glee Club 3, 43 Girls' Intramurals 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Pep Club 43 'Prom Committee 33 Senior Life Saving 3. Leece, Paul-Service Corps 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Com- mercial Club 33 Christmas Play 4. Lemin, Judith-Allie-d Youth 2, 33 Amateur Biolo- ,gists' 'Club 23 Annual Board 33 Band 1, 23 Com- mercial Club 43 Forensics 33 Future Nurses' Club 33 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Intra- murals 1, 2, 43 Hoop Girls 33 Mixed C'horus 1, 2, 3, 43 Modern Language Club 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Regional Slcieince Fair 23 Senior Life Saving 33 Baccalaureate Chorus 43 Christmas Play 33 Senior Class Play 43 Ski Team 3, 4. Levine, Carol4Allied Youth 1, 2, 33 Amateur Biolo- gists' Club 33 Annual Board 2, 3, 43 Commercial 'Club 43 Forensics 2, 33 Future Teachers' Club 1, 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 43 Hoop Girls 33 Junior Life Sav- ing 13 Student Library Assistant 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Modern Language Club 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 43 Prom Co-mmittee 33 Regional 'Science Fair 33 Senior Live Saving 33 Bac- calaureate Chorus 43 Senior Class Play 43 Christ- mas Play 33 T. B, Achievement Award 2, Luostari, Kay - Allied Youth 1, 25 Amateur Biolo- gists' 'Club 25 Annual Board 45 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Hoop 'Girls 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' 'Glee 'Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 35 Regiional Science Fair 25 Prom Committee 35 Baccalaureate C'horus 45 National Honor Society. Lynn. LaVerne-Allied Youth 1, 25 Annual Board 2, 45 Class Treasurer 15 Commercial Club 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hoop Girls 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Modern Language Club 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 'Senior Class Play 45 T, B. Achievement Award 25 Baccalaureate Chorus 45 Girls' Intra- murals 45 National Honor Society. Magnuson, Ca.role4Allied Youth 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hoop Girls 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 45 Modern Language Club 35 Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 45 U. P. Massed Orchestra 2, 3, 45 C'ommercial Club 3, 45 Prom 'Committee 35 Bac- calaureate 'Chorus 4. ,Maki, Jealn - Baccalaureate C'horus 45 Commercial Club 35 Allied Youth 1, 25 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed 'Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. Maki RaymondQNone. Manley, James-Christmas Play 35 Allied Youth 1, 2, 45 Modern Language Club 3, 45 Prom 'Committee 3. Marra, David-Basketball B 15 Class Vice-President 35 Football B 15 Football A 1'5 Hi-Y 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Prom Committee 35 Student Council 25 Track 15 National Honor Society. Marra, James4None. Martinen, Kay4Allied Youth 1, 25 Amateur Biolo- gists' Club 25 Class Secretary 35 Commercial Club 45 Future Nurses' Club 45 Girls' Glee 'Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Hoop Girls 35 Mixed 'Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Service Corps 25 Bac- calaureate Chorus 45 National Honor Society. Mattson, Lee-None. Mattson, Paul-Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 45 Amateur Bi- ologists' 'Clufb 25 Christmas Play 35 Football B 25 Football A 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Regional Slcience Fair 2. Maxwell, Myra,-Allied Yout'h 1, 25 Amateur Biolo- gists' Club 25 Art 1, 25 Commercial Club 3, 45 Hoop Girls 3. Mayry, Kathryn-Allied Youth 1, 25 Amateur Biolo- gists' Club 45 Annual Board 1, 2, 3, 45 'Commercial Club 35 Future Nurses' Club 45 Future Tezncfhers' 'Club 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 15 Girls' Intramurals 45 Hoop Girls 35 'Student Library Assistant 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee 35 Service Cor'ps 15 Senior Class Play 4. Misale, Peter - Baseball 15 Basketball A 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 25 Football A 1, 2, 3, 45 Allied Youth 25 Hi-Y 3, 45 Modern Language Club 3, 45 'Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Baccalaureate Chorus 35 Senior Class Play 4. Nault, David - Allied Youth 1, 2, 45 Art 1, 2, 3, 45 Amateur Biolofgists' 'Club 2. Nault, Michele-1Allied Youth 1, 25 Amateur Biolo- gists' Club 25 Art 15 Christmas Play 35 Covmmer- cial Club 45 Future Nurses' Club 35 Girls' Glee 'Clu'b 2, 3, 45 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Library Assistant 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Modern Language Club 35 French Club 25 Pep Club 3, 45 'Prom 'Committee 35 Regional Science Fair 25 Sen- ior Class Play 4, Nault, Sandra-Allied Youth 25 Annual Board 45 Art 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 35 Hoop Girls 35 Modern Language Club 45 'Prom Committee 35 Girls' 'In- tramurals 2. Nelson, Kenneth-None. Nirva, Venner-None. Ogea, Raymond-Amateur Biologists' Club 2. Ojanen, Evelyn-Allied Youth 1, 2, 35 Amateur Biolo- gists' Club 25 Annual Board 25 'Commercial Club 45 Future 'Nurses' Club 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Hoop Girls 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 National 'Science Achievement Certificate 25 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Regional Science Fair 25 Student Council 35 U. P. Massed Orchestra 3, 45 Baccalaureate Chorus 45 Sen- ior Class Play 45 National Honor Society. Paananen, Joyce-JAllie'd Youth 35 Amateur Biolo- gists' 'Club 35 Future Teachers' 'Club 1, 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Stude.nt Library Assistant 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. Pellow, Dale-Art 15 Senior Life Saving 45 Track 1, 2. Pentti, Kenneth-eHi-Y 3, 45 Mixed C'horus 1, 2, 3, 45 Student 'Council 35 Baccalaureate Chorus 3. Pesola, AllanMBasketblall B 15 Basketball A 2, 3, 4. Peterson, Larry-Allied Youth 1, 2, 35 Amateur Bi- ologists' Clu'b 25 Band 2, 3, 45 Christmias Play 35 Drama Club 25 Forensics 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Orchestra 35 Prom Commit- tee 35 Senior Class Play 45 National Honor So- ciety. Peterson, Marcia.-Allied Youth 1, 2, 35 Amateur Bi- ologists' Club 35 Baccalaureate Chorus 1, 3, 45 Baccalaureate Ensemble 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Future Teachers' Club 1, 25 Girls' Ensemble 15 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1', 2, 3, 45 Hoop Girls 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 45 Mixed Ensemble 3 45 Modern Language 'Club 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 U. P. Massed Blanld 3, 45 U. P. Massed Chorus 35 U. P. Massed Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Girls' Double Sex- tet 35 Ski Team 3, 45 National Honor Society. Peterson, Patricia,-Allied Youth 15 Annual Board 3, 45 Christmas Play 35 Forensics 2, 45 French Club 25 'Hoop Girls 35 Modern Language Club 35 Senior Class Play 45 Student Council 45 Girls' Glee Club 3, 45 Girls' Intramurals 2, 35 Commercial Club 45 National Honor Society. Peterson, Roy - Allied Youth 2, 35 Amateur Biolo- gists' Club 25 Banfd 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 1, 45 'Drum Major 2, 35 Football B 15 Forensics 2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 15 'Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Regional Science Fair 25 Stu- dent Council 1, 45 T. 'B. ,Achievement Award 25 U. P Massed Band 35 U. P. Massed Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Wolverinie Boys' State 3. Poirier, Barbara.-Allied Youth 15 Annual Board 45 'Girls' Glee Club 15 Commercial Club 3, 45 Modern Language Club 3, 4, Polkinghorne, lMaryiAllied Youth 15 Annual Board 25 Commercial Club 35 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 'Girls' Intramurals 1, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Baccalaureate Chorus 4. Prideaux, Allan4M'ixed Chorus 1, 3, 45 Baccalaureate 'C'horus 4. Prideaux, Gerald-'Senior Life Saving 4. Provost, Jon-Allied Yout'h 4. Richards, James-Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Art 15 Baccalaureate 'C'horus 3, 45 Christmas Play 35 Football 'B 1, 25 Football A 3, 45 Forensics 35 'Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Modern Language Club 35 Prom Committee 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Class Play 4. Roberts, Lance-Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Art 15 ,Basketball B 1, 25 Basketball A 3, 45 Football B 1, 25 Mixed 'Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Regional Science Fair 25 Student Coun'cil 45 Track 2, 4. Rowley, MyrnaHPep Club 4. Ruohomaki, Donna-Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 45 Amateur Biologists' 'Club 25 Class Treasurer 25 Commer- cial Club 3, 45 Hoop Girls 35 Prom Committee 3. St, Andre, John+Allie'd Youth 1, 2, 3, 45 Baccalaureate Chorus 3, 45 Baccalaureate Ensemble 35 Christ- mas Play 35 Football B 15 Football A 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Mixed 'Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Ensemble 3, 45 'Modern Language Club 35 Prom Committee 35 'Senior Class Play 4. Sanders, Bruce-eBaccalaure'ate C'horus 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Modern Language Club 35 Senior Class Play 45 Service Corps 1, 25 Student Coun'cil 3, Sangala, Donald-N one. Sarvello, Aurelia-Allied Youth 1, 2, 35 Annual Board 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial 'Club 3, 45 Modern Language Club 35 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Giirls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Stu- dent Library Assistant 51, 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 .Senior Life Saving 35 Senior 'Class Play 45 Baccalaureate 'Chorus 4. . Sarvello, Concetta A.-Allied Youth 25 Annual Board 2, 3, 45 Art 1, 2, 35 Christmas Play 35 Future 'Nurses' Club 3, 45 'Girls' Intramurals 35 Hoofp Girls 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Na- tional Honor Society. Sarvello, Coiioetta M. - Allied Youth 2, 35 Annual Board 1, 25 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Commer- cial Club 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, .2, 3, 45 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Library Assistant 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 35 'Modern Language Club 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Prom- Com'mittee'35 Senior Life Saving 35 Baccalaureate Chorus 4, ' Sarvello, Dominic-Basketball B 1, 25 Football B 15 Football A 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. , Savolainen, James-Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Art 1, 2, 3, 45 Baccaliaure-ate Chorus 3, 45 Basketball B 15 Debate 3, 45 Football B 1, 25 Football A 3, 45 Mixed -Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Modern Language Club 3. Skewis, Rochelle - 'Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 45 Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Annual' Bloard 3, 45 Commer- cial Club 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Bac- calaureate Chorus 45 Prom C'omm'ittee 35 Senior Class Play 4. Snow, Glenn-Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Modern Languageclub 3.- ..,,.. ..-L -. Solka, Bruce-Allied Youth 2, 3, 45 Amateur B'i'ol'ogists' -Club 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Football B 1, 25 Hi-Y 3, 45 Modern Language Club 3, 45 Senior Class Play 45 Student Coun-cil 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 U. P. Massed Band 3, 45 Wolverine Boys' State 35 Ski Team 3, 45 Orchestra 3. Stetson, Nancy-Girls' Intramurals 1, 25 Commer- cial Club 35 Amateur Biologists' 'Club 2. Strand, Paul-Football B 1, 25 'Modern Language Club 3. Sundberg, Joan-Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Art 15 Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 35 H-oop Girls 35 Baccalaureate Chorus 15 Allied Youth 1, 25 Christmas Play 35 Student Library'Assistant 25 Prom Committee 35 Senior Class Play 45 U. P. Massed Orchestra 2, 35 Amateur Biologists' Club 25 'Commercial Club 45 Service Corps 25 National Honor Society. ' Swahn, Fay-Allied Youth 1, 25 .Amateur Biologists' Club 25 French Club 25 Girls' Glee 'Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35' Modern Language Club 3. Swanson Edwall-None. Christmas Play Tonkin, Gerald-Band 2, 35 Modern Language Club ' 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Track 3. Townsend, Gloria-Allied Yout'h, 1, 25 Annual Board 45 Art 1, 32, '3,i'45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Girls' Iintramuralsrl, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Clu'b 15 Mixed Chorus 1. Tulkki, Raymond W Art 1, 25 Commercial Club 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Modern Language Club 3, 45 Service 'Corps 3, 45 National Honor Society. Tuttila.,-Rodney-Art 15 'Modern Language Club 3, 4. Uuro, Dorothy-Allied Youth-1, 25 Art 1', 2. Viall, MiohaelQClass Secretary 25 Commercial Club 45 Hi-Y3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Modern Language Club 35 Prom 'Committee 35 Student Council 35 Track 1, 2. ' Vicario, Anthony - Allied Y'out'h 25 Amateur Biolo- gists' Club 25 Basketball B 15 Football B 15 Foot- b-all rA 2, 35 Modern Language Club 35 Hi-Y 35 Mixed Chorus 25 Senior Life Saving 45 Track 15 Prom Committee 3. Wakkuri, Eila-Allied Youth 45 Annual Board 45 Stu- dent Library Assistant 4. Werner, Jo Ami - Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 45 Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Annual Board 2, 3, 45 Bac- calaureate Chorus 3, 45 Baccalaureate Ensemble 3, 45 Band -- 1, 2, 3, 45 Forensics 2, 3, 45 Girls' Double Sextet 35 Girls' Ensemble 15 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hoop 'Girls 35 'Mixed 'Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Ensemble 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Prom Committee 35-Regional Science Fair 25 Senior Class Play 45 Student Council 45 U. P. Massed Chorus 35 U. P. Massed Orchestra 35 National Honor Society, Salutatori-an. Williams, Jerry - Baccalaureate Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Williams, Rosalind-Allied Youth 45 Commercial 'Club 3. 4. VVindsand, Robert-1None. WVirtanen, JohlnfAllied Youth 2, 35 Amateur Biolo- igists' 'Club 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Play 35 'Class President 35 Drama Club 2, 35 Football B 25 Hi-Y 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Modern Language 'Club 3, 45 Orchestra 35 Prom Commit- tee 35 Senior Class Play 45 Student Council 2, 35 Track 25 U. P, Massed Band 3, 45 Solo 81 Ensem- 'ble Festival 4. Wuorenmaa, Kathryn-Allied Youth 1, 2, 3,45 Amateur Biologists' Club 25 Band 2, 3, 45 Band 'Clinic 35 Class Secretary 15 Commercial Club 3, 45 Girls' 'Glee Club 15 Hoop Girls 35 Mixed Chorus 15 Or- chestral, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Regional Science Fair 25 Solo 82 Ensemble Festival 2, 3, 45 U. P. Massed Orchestra 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society. . M - X , Christmas Play Iunior Prom - Spring 1959 JUNIOR PROM L. 130 R.: ROW I Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs, Maynard, Miss Eklund, Mrs. Hammar, Mrs. Luoma, Mrs. Bartol, Mrs Peterson, Mrs. Galwoury, Mrs. Lindberg, ROW II-if-Mr. Mitchell, 'Mr. Maynard, Mr. Emian, Mr, Hammar, Mr, Luoma Mr. Bartol, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Gaboury, Mr. Lindberg. 92 ,V .rg ,QL , g,A.i Iunior Prom I unior Prom A Snag j .df Iunior Prom Iunior Prom , , , jfs , :' - ', A fU ,1- .X,5rl'-- 2 . A 1 M 'H- 'w'1 ' f .' --'f 'G , y 0 hi. v 'Q ' ' g,1'.5'af- '2 f ff: . es ,.,A, ,NVV - 3. -- 5 I-1 5 . f E x ' ,.: ' i Lai :- f .,',, A 1 f .!'b-..... Iunior Prom Iunior Prom Senior Class Party Sen-i0Y Class PCINY 93 L. to R.: M. Kaukola, K. Sanders, J. Bj'0rnle, F. Halter, Act I: Act ll. Act Ill' SENIOR CLASS PLAY CDirector-Mr. Bartol! Anderson, P. Peterson, J. Laitinen, B. Solka, L. Peterson, J. Johnson, J. Wirtanen, B. J. Werner, J. St. Andre, M. A. Benson. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Scene Scene Scene Scene Forever Albert by Betty Knappe SETTING Supper time, a warm summer evening. l: Evening, one Week later. 2: Late Sunday morning, three days later. l: The anniversary supper, tour days laier. 2: The next mornng. CAST Mary Lou Turner .....,, ...,,., M ary Ann Benson Ellen Turner ......... Lucy Turner ..,.,t Milton Rudy ....,. Hank Morris ..... Albert Kirby ,..........Mary Kaukola Ben Turner . .,..,.. . lanice Turner ..,.. .........lo Ann Werner Keith Bristol ...........JBruce Solka Anna Mae lackson .......lohn Wirtanen Mrs. lackson .......l:'rank Haller Vivian Wilson ,V.... ...mlohn St. Andre ........lanice Bjorne ..,,.....,..Bruce Sanders .,.,.,,.Patricia Peterson ....ludith Laitinen Krfsten Anderson Benny Turner ...,..,.. ,...... L arry Peterson Henry Lucas ..... ........ l ohn lohnson Director: Mr. Bartol Prop Committee: F. Collins, I. lensen, C. lsotalo, C. lohnson, K. Mayry, M. Nault, E, Cjanen, M. Peterson, l. Sundberg Make-up Committee: Mr. Benz Cadviserl, I. Anderson, A. Goldsworthy, D. l-lamari, l. Lemin L. Lynn, A. Sarvello, B, Skewis Stage Managers: E. Ojanen, M. Nault Prompter: C. Korloy Staging: G. lose, P. Misale, l. Richards Tickets: C. Levine 94 -..., Senior Class Play ua? Senior Class Play Larry, Janice, John, and Mary Ann Frank, Janice, and John Saw Senior Class Play Bruce and Mary Ann Senior Class Party ff' Senior Class Party Senior Class Party Iunior Class Party Presidents of Organizations in Allied Youth fl CHRISTMAS PLAY CDirector - Mrs. Mitchellb L. to R.: ROW I-M. L. LeSlage, Scott Willilams, J, DeCaire, P. Naultg ROW II-S. Nadeau, L. LaFreniere Trosvig, C. Poirier, L. C'ovh'odas, J. Manzoline. Mrs. Ruggles Peter Ruggles Sarah Maud .... Clem ............... Peoria ....... Cornelius .... Kitty ....... Larry ......... Mrs. Bird ..... Carol Bird ..... TI-IE BIRDS' CHRISTMAS CAROL . ....... Susan Trosvig ......Charles Poirier ...........Peggy Nault .....,......Larry LaFren.iere Mary Louise LeSage ......Ioseph Manzoline .......Iolanne DeCaire .......Scott Williams Cohodas .......Susan.ne Nadeau . 21:1 415 S S A is W Mi Q .ry . 53?'l'l l3' 1 W 4' ,J l m ' K.. 4 QS 'i i gf ..-1 L , L 7 Q!!! S ' , ' M 5255? . '., 'T' A: - 1 ,F .. Christmas Play Christmas Play 96 153, 5? Freshman-Sophomore Party Freshman-Sophomore Party Rosilind W. 6. Dennis H. Winter Scene Freshman-Sophomore Party Iunior Class Party SGOUTS L. to R. Row I-J. Johnson, D. Jones, L. Roberts, A. Jones, D. Markertg Row II-C. Hosking, F. Haller, J. Richards, A. Hebert. Mrs. Anne Hylton replaced Mrs. Arseneault as a Home Economics teacher during the sec- ond semester. M' . 'ff' ----- r ik H am qw Q H 4 gk r X fr? v 5 W my A x 'ii my 4 1 ' if Q, W 5 7? , iz 2 if M J ,L fs ix Link 'fx V ,, . ' ---- Jofnv -A , 231-vvfa 52, Q. :I ,gf JAM6-S' 162 15 E . fwwa A 'i V:Q - A , MWA 'Q .,:.:...,1 4 , ---- 'AVA 'A,V , , ,1.1. , -A'- I , Q ANN Ci ,,:::: 2 -i'1 N 4 . If W f ilisgym ,J f ..,. A +133 Skefaw '25 Himsa, f-Wirgw use gi .qv iw 1 a v Q 5 Z Q Why' .' f :gr if Q ,. 1 -I21:2'2:f1-f::'::ti: :' , L :..:,'.'.2:l'252Z1::i::i..3--..: 5-'gg-:-:E 2 l - ' .2 f lik I, A I Vwiiiiiiifv gg 132 '2'f:'ff12::,I?-'E-:5.,.: 1 R732 ' 'g h if .v ' - - - A - .A , .... Z .. , ix W5 h A -22: M' X V xg gym , -il. '- k G f:EL5,L , ' ' uri 'L' 'f'f'25i:5f131-5QfQi1:-1'IZ5i3' 2 - ,.: ' - 1 ,.,, ' - -2' -' , ' - mm .,.. :.. -V . .QW 5 Wm A4'F'1.S'7 6'7V' 67, 7?47':fP1e.'ff7 H , , .Y . ff! C 1. .41.Qs.A, Cknanfa 59, Afwsvwfv A, A44y,4,,, Louise' CZ, Q! C4204 4, 1 Alfwv G, fzmeypq Ja HIVIY 144 .fagymp A4?fsr5-'Af 4, ' -Jomv-51 ,gf 0441196-If ggllya 98 Pay 1? gr' J0sfP.a1 51 lf'A rwy l4!iJ6'AnfC Beane IK 2- A 4.41-f3P.s SENIORS IN SECOND GRADE L. to R.: ROW I-E. Ojanen, B. Erkkila. J. DeVold L. Mattson, M. Kivisto, R. Elvetici, ROW II-S. Bono J. Lemin, K. Anderson, K. Nicholas, M. Fraser, J Champion, K. Wfuorenmaa, ROW III-K. Hellier, P Mattson, K. Salson, L. Champion, R. Tuttila. ak.. NA wil f at P 9 ,Y ? 9 I 99 1 SIINIORS IN SIXTH GRADE L. to R.: ROVV I-G. Townsend, B, Hill, A. DeVold, M. Fraser, V. Nirva, F. Fisher, J Maki, ROW II-A. Kitto, D. Pellow, J. Savolainen, J. Richards, D. Holm- gren, P. Chieisty, C. Hoskinig, J. Manley, ROW III- R. Tuttila, L. Champion, L. Roberts, S. Cherry, J. Lemin, J. Early, ROW IV - D. Uuro, K. Kontio, C. Levine, K. Mayry. SENIORS IN FIFTH GRADE L. to R.: ROW I4M. Fraser, V. Nirva, P. Carlson, E. Ojanen, M. Jensen, B. Erkkila, M. Kivisto, R'OW II-J. DeVold, J. Champion, J. Lemin, K. Hellier, K. Wuorenmaia, J. Anderson, L. Lynn, ROW III - J. Paananen, I. Halverson, 'R. Tuttila, K. Salson, L. Champion, B. Sanders, ROW IV-J. Sundberg, K. Kontio, P. Mattson, T. Nelson. COMMERCIAL CLUB EXHIBITS 1 , F! Bruce and Michael Sheila, Concetta, Aurelia, Ann and Rochelle LfaVerne, Suzanne and Darlene Rosalind, Patricia and 'Myra Irene, Carol and Kathryn V Karen, Jeannette and Barbara E . 3: Carole, Ann and Dorothy Commercial Club Tea 100 wa mg I HX fl I f ,Y '5 Z7 6 Jif 1' SENIORS IN FIRST GRADE L. to R.: ROW I-L, Lynin, E. Nelson, E. Ojanen, J. DeVol'd, B. Erkkila, M. Kivistog ROW II - J. Lemin, M. Fraser, R. Tuttilia, K. Anderson, K. Wuoren- maa, S. Bone, ROW III-K. Nicholas, J. Champion, P. Mattson, M. Sharland, K. Salson. SENIOR-S IN SIXTH GRADE L. to R.: ROW I -- K. Heikkinen, I. Harvala, R. Williams, P. Strand, R. Kauppila, B. Solkag ROW II- S. Kari, D. Hooper, M. Kiaukolia, K. Hooper, M. Max- well, P. Peterson, ROW IIIfD. Sangala, D. Harvala, P. Mattson. SENIORS IN FOURTH GRADE L. to R.: ROW I-L. Lynn, B. Erkkila, J. Cham- pion, M. Kivist-o, M. Jensen, K. Hellierg ROW IIWJ. Lemin, I. Halverson, S. Bone, K. Wuorenm-aa, E. Ojanen, J. Anderson, K. Kontio, J. DeVold, ROW III -M. Viall, T, Johnson, J. Sundberg, J. Pasanen, M. Fraser, V. Nirva, L, Mattson, R'OW IV-eR. Tuttila, K. Sulson, L. 'C'hampion,'D.lPe1low, B. Sanders, T. Nelson. SENIORS IN FOURTH GRADE L. to R.: ROW I-A. Goldsworthy, F, Swahn, L. Peterson, K. DeRoc'he, D. Holmgren, M. Peterson, D. Jones, ROW HER. Tallier, J. Kellow, J. Williams, P. Rowledge, J. Warner, J. Wirtanen, A. Kittog R'OW III --- D. Uuro, R. Hedstrom, L. Carter, P, Christy, K. Luostari, J. Jensen, W. Fishery ROW IV-J. Hebbard, J. Werner, M. Kaukola, M. Benson, C. Magnuson, N. Dobson, A. Paine, C. Sarvello, ROW IV-R, Peterson, W. Franson. SENIORS IN FIRST GRADE L. to R.: ROW I-R. Skewis, P. Leece, M. Nault, D. Naultg IROW IIQK. Luostari, P. Rowledge, L. Car- ter, K. DeRoche, F. Fisher, J. Butler, B. Solklag R'OW IIIAC. Sarvello, P. Strand, D. Goyen, S. Cherry, M. Peterson, J. Werner, D. Farm, ROW IVgJ. Bjorne, D. Holmgren, J. Hebbiard, J. Grenfell, G. Mattila, G. Jose. I , P-Q SENIORS IN FOURTH GRADE L. to R.: ROW I-P. Carlson, J. Maki, C. Korby, S. Korpxi, D. Bjorne, R. Liundin, T. Burke, F. DeC'aire3 ROW HSC. Hosking, J. Richards, J. Manley, G. Hol- lett, J. Johnson, L. Roberts, S. Nault, F. Argallg ROW III--J. Bjorne, J. Uren, C. Levine, P. A1-senaultg ROW IVf-K. Miayry, C. Johnson, F. Haller, K, Marbinen, G. Gauthier, A. MdCormi'ck. CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of I 960 THE CLEIVEILANID-CLIFFS IRON COMPANY 103 LEO A. TOUSIGNANT METROP-OLITAN LIFE Wholesaler INSURANCE COMPANY 207 E. Pearl St. Phone HUdS0'n 6-8351 211 E. Pearl St. Phone HU 6-9916 Ishpeming Ishpeming PAJULA 81 MAKI, CONTRACTORS Deer Lake Loca+ion P. O. Box I24 Phone HUdson 6-9959 ROSS'S SERVICE STATION Greenwood S+. Phone HUdson 6-875I lshpeming, Michigan P. R. SAINE, JEWELER 206 Cleveland Avenue lshpeming, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 A A4 A47- C'M-45 C'lVf67G-'Ycrsazv S? P11-ffwv FI F'r.saf62P D. l-kaufen M4 Lnfbvzrrp 73. QCIOIVOIWA za, 4' Ifffxfafznew B1 Lsoafnno 504,64 y Luvofg 1 If-47405 ' Wffci if JE . R595 A 406'4.vzrA Joi' A S2 104 o CITY DRUG STORE Service With Courtesy Feaiuring fhc Famous Hallmark Line of Greeiing Cards I I4 S. Main Sl. Phone HUdson 6-423I lshpeming, Michigan C if ClO'RNELlUSON'S BAKERY Corneliuson's Bakery Goods are Good ZI8 N. Second S+. , Phone HUdson 6-84-Il lshpeming i 'C LAKE SHORE. INC. Service and Supply Division N Patricia, Pesola, and Patricia Teige DUBlNSKY'S Ladies' Ready 'lo Wear and Millinery Tots-Teens N-B-Tweerns 204 S. Main St. Phone HU 6-4551 Ishpeming W? 4VA,W g h4'i . S hiif T i ,f-A im ' e'-- : afvef- We . llll llllff' L , rl, if it ft., gg' Z-13115 .R 1' 4' or R f R .W ieeoe wi Hi-Way Siandard Service U. S. 4l al' Third Phone HUdson 6-695l lshpeming . Roger J. Benzie, Proprietor . The Sign .of the Rotating Torch 30l 'N. Main S+. Phone HUdson 6-983l lshpeming, Michigan Complimenk of . GOLDIE'S SMARTWEAR ' 2l2 Cleveland Ave. lshpeming LIGHT FOR FREEDOM--PIOWER FOR PROGRESS Today all of us know the ease and comfort that Reddy Kilowatt, our Electric Servant, brings to every home in this age of Electrical Living! Tomorrow holds an even greater promise of new miracles through elec- tricity. Reddy will serve in ways undreammed of now go laring' new comfort, Inew leisure to America's 341111 ies. UPPER PENINSULA POWER COMPANY J. C. FPENNEY COMPANY Always Firsl' Quality 'k READ ABOUT HEAR ABOUT ISHPEMING HIGH SCHOOL and Irs Activities THE DAILY MINING JOURNAL Upper Peninsula's Largest Daily Over WDNIJ THE MINING JOURNAL STATION WLUC-TV CBS Channel 6 'A' O GUELFF PR'I'N'I'ERlS ASSOCIATION PRINTERS RULERS BINDERS Phone CAnaI 6-9955 Marquette O 'k Colngrallulalions 'I'o 'Ihe Class of l960 INVESTOIRS I IVERSIIFIIED SERVICES. INC. Fgr Ygur CQn5'I'g-uc-Hon Needs ZI I V2 E. Pearl S'I'. Phone I'lUdS0h I See lshpeming, Michigan KIELINEN 81 SON 4I I Pearl 'S'I. Ishpeming Phone HUclson 6-44l0 if S J.ACK D. WILLIAMS Photo Service 624 N. Fifth St. Phone HU 6-9861 Ishpeming, Michigan Compliments of the MIRACLE BOWL Completely Air Conditioned 12 New Alleys Automatic 1-'in Setters Phone HU 6-8181 Ishpeming, Michigan SEARS CATALOG OFFICE I04 S. Main St. Ishpeming, Michigan DOHiN-RENE GIFTS 203 Main St. Phone HUcIson 6-826i Ishpeming MIDGET CASH MARKET 320 North St. Phone HUcIson 6-4486 Ishpeming HENRY J. PETERSON Cooper Lake Road Phone HU 6-2867 Ishpeming, Michigan Residential Plastering 85 Building Service KALLATSA'S Quality Meats Sz Groceries - General Merchandise West Ishpeming Phone HUcIson 6-687I NIEMI ELECTRIC Kelvinator Appliances-Zemith Radio-TV-Stereo 116 S, First St. Pfhone HUds'o.n 6-4191 Ishpeming, Michigan BLOCH'S MEN'S STORE 200 S. Main St. since 1881 RECORD PRINTSHOP AII Kinds ot Printing Wedding Invitations a Specialty AUNTY'S RESTAURANT I I6 Canda St. Phone HUcIson 6-4483 Ishpeming MECCA'S SHELL SERVICE 33I Cleveland Ave. Phone HUdson 6-9I30 Ishpeming WES'I S PAINT STORE I08 Cancia St. Phone I'IUdson 6-483I Ishpeming, Michigan STATE FARM INSURANCE CIittorcI Lehto - Agent West Ishpeming Telephone HU 6-6996 RUUSI 81 VIVIAN OIL CO. 309 Greenwood St. Phone HUcIson 6-927I Ishpeming WINDSAND'S AUT-O SERVICE General Auto Repairing U. S. 4l I'IU 6-962I KOFFM,AN'S STORE Men's Clothing S. Main St. Phone HUdson 6-6550 Ishpeming WINDSAND DECORATORS Home of Mautz Paints Helen 8: 'George 518 N. :Second St. Phone HU 6-473I Ishpeming, Michigan Phone HUdSfm 6-4458 Ishpeming, Michigan SOLKA'S STORE PENINSULA INSURANCE AGENCY IIO W, Division S1-, I00 S. Main St. Phone HUdson 6-893I Ishpeming Michigan ISI1P9mIfl9 F. W. WGOLWORTH COMPANY Jim's Slandard Service S. Main S+. Phone HU 6-470I Third and Ely Sireels Phone HUdson 6-898I Ishpeming Ishpeming VIALI. INSURANCE SERVICE WAARA'S GROCERY Why Taffy? Insure WWI' I--WY! zoi E. Division S+. Phone HUdson 6-625I Phone HUdson 6-8611 l Ishpeming, Michigan Isllpemmg CONTRACTORS SUPPLY CHARTER. INC- soa E. Ridge si. Phone I-iuoison 6-4IE5I M 9 31 M 9 EqU'Pmen'f . 115 S. FiI'SI7 SIT. Phone HUds0in 6-4471 I5I Pem'n9 Ishpevming, Michigan K NICHOLLS INSURANCE AGENCY B. 81 B. MERCANTILE CGNIPANY I I2 W. Division S+. Phone I IUcIson 6-8673 3 I 7 E. Ridge SI. Phone HUdson 6-6I3I Ishpeming Ishpeming WESTERN Auio ASSQCIATE sions MUDGES FURNITURE STORE 202 Cleveland Ave. Phone HUdson 6-475I Fine Fumllure all Prices -I-hal Please u 208 E. Division St. PIXOIIB HUdSOIl 6-4121 Ishpemmg Ishpeming VELIN RADIO 8: TV SERVICE ANDERSON DAIRY 2I4 S, Fir5-l- S1-, Phone HUdg0n 6-4-94l I406 N. Second SiI'. Phone HUdson 6-892I Ishpeming Ishpeming, Michigan HARVALA HEATING 300 River Sireel' Phone HUdson 6-840I Wesl' Ishpeming KIRKISH BQOT SHOP VlRG'S BOOTERY HEBBARD RAMBLER SALES URT'S I. G. A. Alfred St. Amour-Proprietor Burton Stephens, Proprietor 208 N. Fourth St. Ph0Il6 HUIISOH 6-4571 213 Cleveland Aveinue Phone HUdson 6-6171 Ishpeming Ishpeming MINERS' NATIONAL AGENCY JO5EPI'I'5 MARKET '06 Canda S+. Phone Hudson 6-4.8! 323 Cleveland Ave. I . Phone HUdson 6-6821 shpemmg I5I'IPemI I9 We Trim I'he Bone No'I' Ihe Cus'l'omer RUDNESS GROCERY KAKKURI'S STORE, 8: MOTEL Deer Lake Location . i Phone HUdson 6-6351 Won U. S. 4' WeS+ of Ishpeming Ishpemlng, Michigan 9:00 AM. to 10:00 RM--,7 Days R Week Phone HUdson 6-9I68 Ishpeming, Michigan 108 ,ff CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 'CLASS OF 1960 THE PENINSULA BANK ESTABLISHED 1887 ISHPEMING, MICHIGAN Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Federal Reserve System A. LINDBERG 81 SONS. INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Phone HUds0n 6-4459 Ishpeming, Michigan 109 Roy Peterson and Dennis Farm James Hebbard and Dominic Sarvelxo Gifts M Every occasion ISHPEMIENG FEJ'5Nll'lUREH8f HARDWARE ac sons FAU'-'S JEWELRY 2:4 s. Main S+. Phone HUdson 6-9955 2Il Main Sl. lshpeming Ishpeming - 'lr Complimenis of . A A gggfmi, SV 0 Sharon Nault Ishpemvng MIRACLE I. G. A. FOODLINER if Miracle Shopping Center lshpeming, Michigan 6 ROBBINS FLOORING COMPANY Manufaciurers of HARDWOOD FLOORING Mills a'l' Ishpeming, Michigan and Reed CH, Michigan 'SHPEMgg3AgjgDYa FUEL Williams I Dealer in Coal, Heater Oil, Ka Furnace Oil I 404 N. First St. Ishpeming, Michigan 110 LESLIE M NORTHERN DAIRY COMPANY Norfhern Dairy Ice Cream Homo-D-Milk 408 E. Ely Sireei' Phone HUdson 6-4494 lshpeming 1 -11 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I960 INLAND STEEL COMPANY 111 P. N. I Suzanne Nadeall and Evelyn Ojanen Complimenls of ISHPEMING GREENHOUSES William A. Trebilcock, Proprietor 'Flowers for All Occasions 625 N. Third Sf. Ph0il1e HUdson 6-8251 Ishpelrning' Kathryn Wnorenmaa and Louise Carter H Y D 8: C SALES 81 SERVICE 22I E. Pearl S+. Phone HUclson 6-4484 lshpeming An... e gl ISHPEMING MEMORIAL WORKS mm lshpeming. Michigan Guido J. Paveglio, Prop. K HUdson 6-967l . ,wg Susan Solka. L EVELYN'S MILADY'S SHOPPE For Clothes You Love to Wear - At Prices You Want to Pay 204 Cleveland Ave. Phone I-Illdson 6-8651 Ishpeming Dresses-Coats--Suits-W0men's Accessories 'k KEMlP'S CASH GFROCERY Your Neighborhood Slore GROCERIES 70l N. Thirol S+. lshpeming, Michigan i . MORRISONWS MIRACLE Drug Slore Ash and Jopling Slreels Telephone HU 6-4443 lshpeming, Michigan H. W. ELSON'S BOTTLING WORKS ' Manufac'l'urer and Dealer of HIGHEST QUALITY CARBONATED BEVERAGES lshpeming Michigan COMPLIMENTS GOF The H. VV. Gossard Company SALES OFFICES Chicago Allanla Dallas New York San Francisco 113 Sandra. Morcom and Cecelia Peppin EMAN'S SHOE STORE II6 Cleveland Ave. Phone HUdson 6-657l Ishpeming U. P. NOVELTY CO. Records and Phonographs 115 S. First St. Phllile HU 6-6751 Ishpeming Rlta LuFrenieru and Constance Millimaki NAROTZKY MOTORS 330 S. Main S'I'. Phone HUdson 6-9967 lshpeming Susan Trosvlg and Mary Louise LeSage THE STYLE SHOP Leader of Fashion 122 S. Main St. Ph0Ile HU 6-8271 . Ishpeming Congralulalions 'Io lhe Class of I960 GLOBE PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLY Ishpeming' SIMONS BROTHERS Wholesale Distributors Fealuring Schra'F'F+'s Chocolales ZI9 S. Main S+. Phone HUdson 6-925l Ishpeming LIBERTY LOAN CORPORATION ECONOMY FOOD MARKET of lshpeming, Inc. ZI3 E. Pearl S+. Phone HUdson 6-8I6I l I4 S. Main S+. Phone HUclson 6-4428 Ishpeming VALENTES FURNITURE HENRY VOGELER AND COMPANY 322 Cleveland Avenue Phone HU 6-864l Manulaclurer of Quallly Sausage lshpeming 317 E. Bank St. 4 i - Phone I-IUdson 6-9871 Ishpemmg, Michigan FASSBENDER FUNERAL HOME MlKE'S TEXACO SERVICE l23 W. Barnum S+. Phone HUclson 6-4l3l Corner Fron+ anal Pine S+s. Phone HU 6-9l44 lshpeming lshpeming ALBERT DENN Standard Products and :Our Kmow-how an Unbeatable Combination 408 Oak St. Phone HUdson 6-6924 Ishpeming DELTA COALS 118 E. Pearl St. Ishpeming, Michigan Wholesale and Re+ail Marne and Rainbow Domestic and Industrial Coal Congratulations Seniors WYLIE LOAN COMPANY lshpeming, Michigan Professional Care is Always Best for Your Hair S0 CALL CAMEO BEAUTY SHOP 116 Canda St. Phone HU 6-6151 Ishpemilng OMBRELLO'S GROCERY I I8 W. Division S+. HU 6-47l9 lshpeming Complimen+s of ISHPEMING THEATER BUTLER THEATER Phone HUdson 6-9341 Ishpeming PHOT'O SHOP ll5 W. Division S+. Phone HUdson 6-878l lshpeming Complimen+s of O. K. AUTO PARTS. INC. Cor. Main Ka Division Phone HUdsorn 6-4481 Ishpeming, Michigan NELSON ELECTRIC SERVICE 675 Ma+her Ave. lshpeming Michigan NORTHLAND ZEPHYR STATION Gasoline ancl Oil I I8 'Nor+h Firs+ S+. lshpeming PEPlN'S MARKET Groceries, Plumbing Supplies, Electrical Supplies, and Rust-Oleuln Paints Ishpeming Michigan BANNON CLEANERS Cleveland Ave. Phone HUclson 6-62l I lshpeming, Michigan AMEEN TRANSFER LINE Cloverdale Track Loca+ion Phone HU 6-482I lshpeming, Michigan RUNDMAN AND SONS--DECORATORS 206 S. Second S+. Phone HUdson 6-432l Ishpeming, Michigan Congra'I'uIaI'ions and Besl' Wishes from THE MATHER INN Ishpeming Michigan BJORK 8x ZHULKIE FUNERAL HOME 400 N. Thircl S+. Phone HUcIson 6-89l I Ishpeming, Michigan MICHIGAN GAS 8: ELECTRIC C'O. IIO Bank SI. Phone HUclson 6-9969 Ishpeming Complimenls of BURRIDGE-NYLAND EQUIPMENT CO. Phone GR 5-4117 LAVER OIL COMPANY Ishpeming -- Negaunee Phone HU 6-9451 Speedway Pefroleum Proclucls LGFOREST BOOTERY II8 S. Firs'r SI. Phone HUclson 6-497l Ishpeming MONTGOMERY WARD 2I6 S. Main SI. Phone HUcIson 6-9995 Ishpeming OLSON PLUMBING A'ND HEATING 225 Bigelow S'l'. P. 0. Box 638 Negaunee lsllpeming Michigan RICHAIUD'S STORE J.IlI'l.GllIBO'l.l'LII co. 706 QN. Pine S+. Phone HUcIson 6-65II Varieiy Deparlmenl' Siore I h , Ishpeming Michigan S Pemmg Eklund Laundry 81 Cleaners SPEAR 31 SONS. INC- I I I W. Division SI. Phone HUdson 6-642l Building Supplies I h , Front Street Phone HU 6-9974 S Pemmg Ishpeming, Michigan ISHPEMIING LUMBER COMPANY STATION WJPD S Pine S+ Phone HUdson 6-8I4I First in Music' News' and Sports Ih . ISHPEMING BROADCASTING COMPANY S Pemmg Ishpeming' Michigan ISHPEMING PLUMBING 8: HEATING CO. THERESA'S BEAUTY SHOP I I I LN. Firsl' SI. Phone HU 6-9940 Miracle Cen'ler Ishpeming Phone HU 6-868I JOHNSON'S RADIO SERVICE TURINO'S SERVICE STATION I I4 Cleveland Ave. Phone HUcIson 6-873I 604 S. Pine S+. Phone HUdson 6-943l Ishpeming Ishpeming KEMPS FURNITURE ANDRIACCHI MAGNETO CIO. loo N. Firsi S+. Phone Hudson 6-sae: Diese' Fue' Inieclion Sefvice Ishpeming 321 W. Division St. Phone I-IUdson 6-9481 Ishpeming Wk COMPLIMENTS OF THE MENERS' 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 Leonard Lawry and Norman Dobson COMYPLIMENTS OF COHODAS BROTHERS COMPANY Distributors of FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 117 GIEI3 'ini' Ann Comhellack and Katherine Hooper Maytag Washers - Ironers - Maytag Gas Ranges -- Freezers MAYTAG AND HOME APPLIANCE SALES First and Pearl 200 S. First St. Ishpeming Philco Refrigerators and Ranges - Jungers Heaters V STAM'S ELECTRIC SHOP HOTPOINT APPLIANCES AND TV I23 Cleveland Ave. Phone HU 6-852l Ishpeming i af . I new CARROLL MOTOR SUPPLY ISHPEMING MARQUETTE .,, v ...ire .. 5 ,e .1 E. A. JOHNSON, INC. 20I N. Firsi' S+. Phone HUdson 6-997I Ishpeming, Michigan The Trend Today is I. G. A. 'A' JOHNSON'S QUALITY DRUG STORES WALGREEN AGENCY Marqueiie-Phone CAnaI 6-6556 imrnene msn-n and Karen necaaw Ishpeming-Phone Hudson 6-4405 Consolidated Fuel 81 Lumber Co. 3 I4 N. Third S+. Phone HUdson 6-9957 f Ishpeming THE ANDERSON HOTEL , 3I I N. Main S+. Phone HU 6-444I Ishpeming, Michigan BOB'S 4I SHELL SERVICE Corner of U.S. 4l and Hickory Ishpeming BEA'S BEAUTY SHOP IOI S. Main S+. Phone HUdson 6-645I Ishpeming, Michigan CITIES SERVICE OIL COMPANY Greenwood S+. Phone HUcIson 6-837I Ishpeming, Michigan CO-OP STORE 2I5 S. Main SI. Phone HUcIson 6-4480 Ishpeming, Michigan DAIRY MART Soda Fountain and Coffee Bar Copper Country Dairy Products I 116 E. Division St. Ishpeming, Michigan THE GREAT ATLANTIC 81 PACIFIC TEA COMPANY , 216 Clovelaiud Ave. Phone HUdsofn 6-9125 Ishpeming, Michigan GILMORE'S GIFT AND TOY SHOP 8l3 N. Third S+. Phone HUdson 6-465I Ishpeming I.0U'S SERVICE STATION Service is our Business srElN's RELIABLE cion-une sions For Men and Boys 106 S. Marin St. Phone HUdson 6-4341 Complimenis of SELIN'S MIRACLE CENTER Ishpeming, Michigan VICARY'S STORE I20I S. Pine SI. Phone HUcIson 6-953I Choice Meats, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables CongraI'uIa'Iions 'I'o4I'he Class of I960 VIELMEWI ci-aivnoier 30I N. Main SI. Ishpeming, Michigan JAMES PICKANDS 81 COMPANY I I5 Cleveland Ave. Phone HUcIson 6-9903 Ishpeming, Michigan Compliments to the Hematites MONGI.AT'S STANDARD SERVICE 6 Miles West 'of Ishpeming on U.lS.-41 Downtowm Service in the Country Compliments of JAMES E. FLAA - INSURANCE 301 N. Main St. Phone MUdso1n 6-8541 Ishpelning SUPERIOR CLEANERS Free Pick Up and Delivery U.S.-41 Phone HU 5-5224 Ishpeming, Michigan VERN'S MEN'S WEAR The S'I'ore Wiih So Much More N. Third St. 'Phfone HUdson 6-9141 h Ishpeming Miracle Cenier HU 6-688I IOLSOIN INEWS COMPANY LlNiNA'S DRUG STORE II3 Cleveland Ave. Phone HUcIson 6-47I I 208 S. Second S+. Phone HUdson 6-463I Ishpeming Ishpeming 'A' 0 COINGRATULIATIONS HOLMGREN MOTIOR TO THE COMPANY CLASS OF I96O , We SeIItI1e Finest Cars I4I N. Second S+. Phone HUcIson 6-4424 COMPANY Isl-IPEMING i 'O BIETII-AIS SPORTING GOODS NORTHERN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY IO7 E. Division S'I'. Phone HUcIson 6-867I of . . . Ishpemiing, Mich'ga IShPem '9' M'ch'9an 112 Cleveland Ave. ifmiile HUdson 6-8341 Quality Pl'0dllCl7S and Friendly Service are Y0llI'S at U.s.-41 Phone HUdso.n 64111 SECOR-PLUMBING A'ND HEATING Ishpeming Greenwood Location Phone I-1'Udson 5-5086 , , V Ishpemimg, Michigan Gas, Oil and Repairs ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The members of the Annual Board wish to thank the following for their services in the preparation of this yearbook. PHOTOGRAPHY Homburg Studio PRINTING AND IBINDING Guwelff Printers Association ENGRAVINGS Duluth Photo Engraving Company COVER DESIGN Marilyn Larson 120