Jeffers High School - Chronoscope Yearbook (Painesdale, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1964 volume:

305 W ,gg-y:,3,f..-ff.-47wwwA: , 4-f.-N M fmf-5. e-iq-1m.,fgf,v5kyr5-5f.Q?ggfwwM-:w:-v,5w3wcw'g5- - - ..w.fqn H - 35, f- ,- . ,.,f 4 1. .. v THE SENIOR CLASS of JEFFERS HIGH SCHOOL Painesdale, Michigan PRESENTS, ON JUNE 4, 1964 The 14-th Annu l CHRONOSCOPE Contents n' Faculty. . Seniors. . Classes. . Sports . . Activities 1 f j!,.' 8 e'Qf Q:sfi - 1' . . . 18 32 . 48 . 58 -1 8 8 F , ,... .J s 'Tx ,F E f in the work and activities of the This book has been published for the purpose o portray g student body during this school year. 485 1! J 5' al v . iii 4 Wigan'- Dedication Jane C. Lucchesi We, the Class of 1964, dedicate this Chronoscope to Mrs. Jane C. Lucchesi. We wish to thank her for her help, patience, and understanding in the classroom as well as in the library. No words can express our sincere and humble gratitude for her many years of service. 4 -on-J 1 Principal's Message The first job a person has is to obtain an education. It is one of the most important goals to achieve, because it will affectyou the rest of your life. It is my sincere hope that each Senior at Jeffers has obtained the education he desires. I extend an invitation to the Seniors to come back and visit us after they have graduated, adage Superintendenfs Message Did you ever think as you participated in a play or athletic contest, or helped plan and attended a dinner-dance or smorgasbord, or became involved in special projects and class discussions, that memories are made of these? In this yearbook you have captured many of these. In the future you will look through these pages and recall faces and friendships. You will recall opportunities which were yours: some of which you took advantage of and some you did not. As you grow older, you will realize that many opportunities were not yours because of lack of educational facilities. As you have received a broader and bet- ter education than your parents: so you should strive to give your children a better educa- tion. fayli 14..,.z:::., Board of Education H3 S Y:--' STANDING: Charles I-Ieikkinen, Tauno Kilpela, Yalmer Mattila. SEATED: OnniMa1i1a, Treasurerg Joseph Hampton, Superintendentg Geno Lucchesi, Presidentg Henry Combellack, Sec retaryg missing from photograph, Fred Swanson. Office Workers Handle Paper Work RITA TRASTI - Student Assistant DEANNA VETTORI - School Secretary We Respect Our Bus Drivers and Custodians I Edwin Wayrynen, Irving Hirvi, Walter Hendrickson, Eugene Gergurich, Tony Datto. Elmer Tapani Mrs. Orquist John Stimac John Margherio The people pictured here add much to the comfort and convenience of the student body. On behalf of all students, we wish to thank those pictured on this page for their time, efforts, and patience in keeping our school clean, attractive, and a pleasing place in which to complete our high school education. 7 iw 4 Q.: g,f,w 1' ' 3 iff ff E ' . wif '-j 1 . f ix ist gl, K A 'x-,. fs ' iw 'ix Y? XX Rexx XX xx UIQ X Nix My Sriram X as mx Nw 0' 3 W ' 3 ' . g Q ' g SYS. ' I Q i Q i . X Q S XX . . - f , - x wi xi X , .xy ' ,irg 3 , i H .Xxx Q Q 5 X . W Q , X . X li. f 3 i . 5 Aix I ' -X Y . 4 is ' I E S 'S if LR if . Q Q i Q5 A A S W rg . 64. 1 1 Q S - ,. ' N Q g L A X X T Rx - .g Mg Q A xx' Rlxxi ' g ww wx A N M ' K . YR x 5 . ' L F ,X wx 9 y Q 5 Q 5 sv :wx , . U- ww K QLLL , ' S . ,X X w Ex X . ti X Y Audrey Brack Verstehen Sie ? i Raymond A. Bosley Drafting is offered to freshman and sophomore boys. -.I-,,,.-ull nil.. I0 'G- Irma, Eskola Freshmen continue their reading and interpreting of prose and poetry. r Carl H. Johnson Students learn interesting facts of the past in History class. ...-1- ! :,i-'-'-A 'X nh 4, f, tx - Q -lu Frances B. Horton Sophomore girls learn advanced sewing in Home- Economics II. at ... ,Muir ,Y f -wi -QQ' An art course has been added to the curriculum of the high school. Thomas C. Hiltunen ,Qf-Wk I2 Gordon Gustafson Economics helps us to understand better the problems of making a living. Donald Johnson Biology captures the interest of many eager freshmen. I3 Jane Lucchesi A wide assortment of books and references is avail able to the students in a pleasant atmosphere. ffm -at 's n- ' wesgpl - Y :f ,x 4 is se ' 'M Arne E. Kolehmainen Students receive instruction in physics as part of their science education. ' I4 Margaret V. Maki The sixth graders enjoy their new teacher, a recent college graduate. E 5 WE! -s 411-. QC? Douglas J. Morin Speed and accuracy are important for success I5 Donald Osterman Chemistry students perform an experiment in the lab Anita Myette Students learn water safety in the pool. I6 Joseph Patterson The band practices daily to achieve musical proficiency .J Judith Osterman Seniors grasp more difficult phases of English . wx.. . . W N If I7 1 I X Q 1 X . xx, K i ww 1 - g ,. ,E , his ke. I ay X ..:,s - Q S is-P ,E N Q 1 Q 1 2 xx, S Y. .N ' 55111 '55- N1 . A x X 3 If SY-S6 f 1 f . pq N f . .Q fraqg EQ5Q5: S tif' 1 , an N ,X . .. f-ic as f X 5 Qs. 1 133 . ' Q Q' gg K U 1-QQ .X ,'.:,, fl ..:L,.,, x ,.,, Q 5 Senior girls invade Manual Arts Department. Johnny is only a 2 Dab man! The Anatomy of John Blom, The Way The trend today is toward a feminine-ruled society. This is very evident in our school where girls dominate every scene with their intellectual and persuasive powers. The de- feated boys finally decided to drop out of the raceg thus, becoming mere slaves to the more dominant sex. ' 20 It Isn't On any typical day at Jeffers the boys have pushed the girls into the background, where girls belong. At times, for the sake of com- petition, the true rulers let the girls think they-have the ability to make decisions. Hard days of loafing around the water fountain take their tollg and a couple hand- fuls of aspirin are necessary to soothe tired male brains. New Club is added to our school. Seniors, don 't let excess worries make you tense and irritable! Another day has come to an end. Senior Honors Mrs. Horton - Adivsor, Susan Tolonen - President, Pat Rozich - Vice-President, Patty Kamppinen - Secretary, John Blom - Treasurer, Mr. Davis - Advisor. BOYS' STATE REPRESENTATIVE One of the highlights of my years in high school was being chosen as one of the representatives from our school to Wolverine Boys' State. I feel this experience helped me greatly in developing a 'broader knowledge of governmental operations. I know that I will always remember' this incident. John Blom CARD SALE CHAIRMEN One of the main money-making projects of the senior class is the sale of Christmas cards. The students first take orders and then deliver the items to the customers. It requires a lot of time and effort but the re- wards are great. The class thanks Ann Juntikka and Karen Karppinen for a job well done. HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Joan Dennis is our school's 1964 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. She achieved the highest score here in a written knowledge and attitude examination given Dec. 3, 1963. to all Senior girls. General Mills, Inc., sponsor of the program, has awarded her with the 'Homemaker of Tomor- row pin to signify her achievement. Her test paper has been entered in competition for state honors. GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVE Susan Tolonen attended the Wolverine Girls' State in June of 1963. As one of 400 girls, she participated in the mock govern- ment designed to stimulate a lasting interest in and knowledge of real governmental pro- cedures. The varied program combined fun, work, and learning. She was elected to the House of Representatives to represent Alber City. She thanks everyone who helped make her wonderful trip possible and wishes luck and happiness to the future Girl Staters. 4-W? I' s X, 4, SMORGASBORD CHAIRMEN The Senior Class was proud of the well- attended smorgasbord which was held in the gymnasium. They would like to thank all of the people who made it possible, especial- ly their own chairmen, Patty Kamppinen and Anne Juntikka. by 1 JOHN BAIMA - Basketball 1, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, J-Club 4, Cross Coun- try 1,4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Operetta 4, Play 4, Ger- man Club 3, 4. JOHN BLOM - Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 1,2,3,4, J-Club 1, 2,3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Ger- man Club 3, 4, School Play 3,4, Operetta 4, Band Coun- cil 2,4, Select Chorus 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball Manager 2, 3, Sci- ence Club 4. MARGARET F. BUTALA - Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, Librar- ian 1,4, Senior Play, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3,4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Select Chorus Group 2. ROSE ANN M. DEFORGE - Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Twirler 1, 2, 3,4, Librarian 3, Intra- murals 1, Senior Play, Future Nurses Club 3, J-Club 4, Se- lect Chorus 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, Operetta 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. JOAN DENNIS - Band 1,2,3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensibs 1, 2, 3, 4, School Play 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3,4, J-Club 2, 3, 4, Select Chorus 2, 3, 4, F. N. A. 2, 3, 4, Honor So- ciety 3,4, Operetta, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff, German Club 3, 4, Betty Crocker Future Home- maker. JERRY DUBOIS - Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Interests include cars and mechanics. LLOYD GODELL - Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 45 Science Club 4. Interests: Sports, Reading. DAVID HAAPAPURO - lntra murals 1,2, 3,45 Honor So- ciety 3, 4. Interests: Hunting, Fishing, Chess, Reading. GERALDINE HAYRYNEN - Chorus 1, 25 Class Officer 35 Dinner Dance Committee. KATHLEEN HAPJU - Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Interests: Dancing, Swim- ming, Bowling. CHARLES HEIKKINEN - Science Club 4. Interests: Hunting, Fishing, Cars, Hockey, Football, Skating. MELVIN HENDRICKSON - Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Business Man ager of Chronoscoge 45 School Play 3, 45 Senior Play 4. RONALD HIETALA - Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Track 1,2, 3, J-Club 3. Interests: Hunting, Movies, Sports. MARY HOFFMAN - Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4, F. N. A. 3, 4, Science Club 3, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Copper Country Science Seminar, German Club 3, 4, Senior Play, G.A. A. 1,2 ANN JUNTIKKA - Chorus 1, 2, 3, F. T. A. 3, 4, F. N. A. 3, 4, School Play 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Honor Soc- iety 3, 4, Science Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Card Chairman 4. DOROTHY L. JUNTUNEN - Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4. Interests: Swimming, Skat- ing, Music. MICHAEL KADLITZ. - Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. Interests: Hunting, Fishing, Playing Guitar. PATRICIA S. KAMPPINEN - Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council Pres. 4, Chorus 1,2, 3, 4, Se- lect Chorus Groups 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3,4, Ger- man Club 3, Dinner Dance Committee 3, Librarian 2, Operetta. DAVID KANTOLA - Basket- ball 2, 3,4g Track 3: J-Club 2, 3, 49 Annual Staff. Interests: Electronics, Cars, Drafting. KAREN A. KARPPINEN - Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g German Club 45 G.A.A. 2, Librar- ian 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4. Lois KILMER - Chorus 1, 2, 3,4g G.A.A. 1,25 Librarian 1, 2, 3. Interests: Horseback Riding, Swimming, Bowling. WILLIAM LAITILA - Chorus 4, Intramurals 2, 3g German Club 3. Interests: Photography, Sports, Current Events. CAROL J. MAKI - German Club 3,4g F.N.A. , Sec. 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 43 Forensics 2g Senior Play 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES L. MILLARD - Interests: Working on Cars and Building Models. GERALDINE NAASKO - Chorus 1: Intramurals 2: Librarian 4. Interests: Swimming, Skat- ing, Bowling. JAMES NAASKO - Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. Interests: A11 Sports. SANDRA OVIST - Band 1,2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 2, 3: Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Operetta 4: Lifesaving 4: Annual staff 4: Senior Play: School Play 3,4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. PETER PAKKALA - Chorus 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Initiation Committee 2: Mixed Chorus 4. Interests: Hunting, Fishing, Skating. GLORIA PAROLINI - Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Council 4: Cho- rus 1,2, 3, 4: Operetta 4: Se- lect Chorus 2, 3.4: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4: Ass't Edi- tor of Annual 4: Class Offi- cer 2: F.T.A. 3,4: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Senior P1ay4 BARBARA PAULSON - Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: Twirl- ing 1, 2, 3, 4: F. T. A. 3, 4: F.N.A. 3,4: School Play 3, 4: Senior Play 4: German Club 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID PELLOSMA - Sci- ence Club 4: Intramurals 1, 2 Interests: Weather, Sports. JAMES RAFFAELLI - Initiation Committee 1. Interests: Skating, Fishing, Cars. JOHN RIIPPA - Intramurals. Interests: Old Cars, Hunt- ing and Fishing. PATRICK ROZICH - Basket- ball 1, 2, 3,45 Cross Country 2, 3,4: J-Club 2, 3,4: Class Officer 1,4. DONALD SAARI - Intramu- rals 1, 2, 3: Basketball 4: I-Club 4. Interests: Flying. GERALD SIPOLA - Intramu- rals 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual staff. Interests: Cars and Sports. 'ls 6l'X 'S MARY L. STAISIL - Cheer- leading 2, 3, 45 German Club 3: F.T.A. 3,45 F.N.A. 3,4: Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 School Play 2, 3, 45 Senior Play: J-Club 45 Intramuralsg Select Girls' Chorus 35 Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANCES E. STIMAC -Cho- rus 1, 2, 3, 45 German Club 35 Select Mixed Chorus 45 Chairman of Trip Committee SUSAN TOLONEN - Cheer- leading 1, 2, 3,45 School Play 1, 2, 3, 45 Forensics 1, 2, 3,45 Operetta 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 35 lntra- murals 1, 2, 3, 45 German Club 3, 45 F. T. A. 2, 3, 45 F.N.A. 2, 45 Honor Society 2, 3,45 Class Pres. 2, 3, 45 Girls' State. RITA M. TRASTI - Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Librar- ian 3. KATHLEEN M. VEZZETTI - High Magazine Salesman 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Band Council 45 F. N. A. 3, 45 F. T. A. 3, 45 Annual Editorg School Play 3,45 Op- peratta 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. DAVID WISTI - Class Offi- cer 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Teachers Association. Interests: Cars and Sports. Class of 1964 Class Colors Class Flower Crimson and Silver white Rose Commencement Events Baccalaureate - May 31 C mmencement -Jun 1 Class Day - June 3 Motto Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers Not Finished - Just Begun 3I C I .l Q . , v l X , V. Z :.. -t 'zt' I n 4f . I I 1 ,Q sw'i?'Q 1s'5 WWW!! ww s 'S 3 , 3, .t.i . 'sz'??sifiMQI! Q. w.,,5,fK,. 2 Mn if f . .- N . E , 1 ggynf YW - ,. gf ' K f - . FJ V. . Kcwaf . ,758 A A ,f...YN A Aga N: x , 1 9 gm KN-b X N , 1 , . 4 6 - mx: wi X 5:5 1. K 1 K - :JZ kg 'rpg K gms ., -If 3 I' . . .x Q- ' if- Sf' 9 X g yi- K-L . N 'K N i X X Qu A f- Galoshes and heavy winter clothing fill the hallways and later will adorn and protect the stu- dents against the winter winds and surprise snow storms. Each noon, candy is sold by our thrifty Freshmen. The sales of sweets have proven to be both a treat to the students and a source of profit to the class. Action in The pop machine aids in quenching noon hour thirst, as well as serving as a center for social gath- erings. The School Prospective underclass- men practice often with the hope of obtaining the highly esteemed position of a ma- jorette. Mr. Davis and the sec- retaries are kept busy each morning and noon when the students gather at the office window to buy supplies, ob- tain excuses, and other ma- terials. After a hearty lunch and an hour of conversation, stu- dents are eager to begin afternoon classes. Marsha Hoffman John Johnson Philip Kangas Ann Marie Keranen John Keranen Ann Klemett Vernon Kokko Kenneth Kostamo Junior Class Norman Autio Raymond Alatalo Garfield Bailey Kathryn Datto Gloria DeForge John DeForge Donald Dickow Dominic Guili Henry Guili Gerald Hampton Edith Hansen Judith Harry Carl Hayrynen Christine Hayrynen Philip Hilmer Joanne Hirvi G X . Q- 1 Gordon Kyllonen John Liinanki Patricia Lindgren Steven Linna Sharon Maatta Paul Marier Uno Mattila Warren Matson William Metsa Susan Morin Ronald Naasko Dana Nakkula Gerald Niemi Kathleen Niemi Suan Niemi Lillian Nurmi Patricia Ohman Linda Ovist Eric Paavilainen John Pastore lb:- 217 1 mf J'iP li 'W' ,aif Q -if 'UTY 13' 'C' I Frank Perfetti Ioan Phillips Francis Pintar Ellen Raffaelli Michael Raffaelli Darlene Raurio Ann Marie Romano Mary Rugani G 5,-r -sf M. 0' an ,X , . s. X NS' img QC 5 if L -1' , it rf . : T1 'I N Q i J Junior Class Officers Paula Saari Mary Ellen Sabatini Michael Shiroda Paul Sleeman Jay Spiegel James Tronti John Tuohimaa Melvin Verran Norman Gary Virenius Ted Wisniewski Michael Zagar FROM LEFT: Mr. Johnson, Advisorg Mary Rugani, Pres.g Eric Paavilainen, Vice-Pres.g Edith Hansen, Sec.g Mike Zagar, Treas.g Mrs. Brack, Advisor. The Junior Class participated in many activities. Among the money making projects were the annual magazine sale, dances, a movie, and intramurals, and an evening of fun and games at 'Monte Carlo. The Juniors sponsored the Dinner-dance, a Hawaiian setting entitled Ba1i Hi, in honor of the Seniors. 3 8 Delores Aho Dorothy Aho Willard Alatalo Judith Baima Charlotte Commons Ruth Godell Kathleen Grandchamp Janet Gregorich Corrine Guili Joseph Haapapuro Robert Harris Carole Hayrynen Richard I-Ieider Dagmar Kietala Ronald Hiltunen Iris Johnson Sophomore Class Douglas Karinen Brenda Kilpela Sandra Kilpela William Kobus Anita Koivunen Mary Kokko Carole Koski Dorothy Koski Mary Paoli William Parolini Nicholas Persha Kazimier Pindral Martin Pintar William Podnar Ned Prusila Anna Rantamaki Clarence Lahti Christine Lindeman Michael Lompre Randall Lorenz Cheryl Maki Linda Manninen Peter Manty James Marier Ann Marie Matson Judith Metsa James Mustonen Marilyn Naasko Delores Naneville Lloyd Narhi Sandra Narhi Kathleen Niemi Mary Lou Niemitalo Nancy Paavilainen Joseph Paavo Eugenia Paavola Teresa Rashleigh Diane Richards David Ropponen Carol Rozich Gene Rugani Patricia Saari Danny Shebuski Robert Shiroda Sandra Staisil Patricia Stimac Thomas Stimac Irving Tronti Q :ffl Roger Veker K Chester Verran Carol Virenius R ' 6 N Gary Walstrom 'W' Sophomore Class Officers FROM LEFT: Sandra Narhi - Sec. , Clarence Lahti - Vice-Pres. , Mr. Gustafson - Advisor Dave Ropponen - Treas. , Randy Lorenz - Pres. NOT SHOWN: Mr. Morin - Advisor. 4l Shirley Johnson Janice Juntikka Larry Juntunen Judith Kaiponen Mary Kerttu Robert Kerttu Olivia Kokko Susanna Kolehm ainen Freshman Class Michael Aho Barbara Autio Ernest Alatalo Donald Antila Paul Chopp George DeForge Dianne DeRosier Jean Dickow Alice DuBois Dawn Erickson Marilyn Grohman Mary Grohman Charlotte Heikkinen Bonnie Hendrickson Bruce Hoffenbecker Carl Holappa Mary Lampinen Nancy Luoto Rodney Maatta Barbara Maki Cynthia Maki Lois Malila Francis Marier Patricia Marvar Martin Michaelson Irene Myllyla Arbutus Naasko Wilfred Niemi Judith Paavola Patricia Parolini Theresa Pleshe Alan Saari Robert Saari Christine Shiroda Richard Skoviak Pauline Sneed Daniel Snell Dennis Stark Victor Tienhaar Juanita Tinsley Gary Tormala Lucille Trasti Diane Vadnais Richard Verran W11bert Wa1n1o Dale Wuorinen Stefan Wisniewski m 55 'F Zelda Ziemer N 4 ff' if 1. Freshman Class Officers FROM LEFT: Lucille Trasti, Sec.: Mr. Osterman, Advisorg Pat Marvar, Vice-Pres.: Irene Myllyla Pres.g Mr. Bosley, Adivsorg Pat Parolini, Treas. Underclassmen Honors MIKE ZAGAR - 1963 Wolverine Boys' State. JOHN PASTORE - Curtis high magazine sales- 44 man. Eighth Grade - Forging Ahead ROW 4: Gail Niemi, Sturart lmmonen, Audrey Narhi, Sharon Antilla, Frank Taddeucci, Michael Pennanen. ROW 3: Gale Erickson, Walter Pindral, Martin Iskra, Dennis Aho, Fay Maki. ROW 2: Bonnie Paulson, Edward Armstrong, Robin Linna, John Ohman, Jeanne Siirila. ROW 1: Larry Parolini, Ann Giacoletto, Patricia Hagwell, Rosella Sipola, Donald Wirtanen, Mrs. Osterman - Advisor. High School Next Year ixf, 4 A 1 -K ROW 4: Gwenith Richards, Thomas Heider, Kenneth Paavilainen, Chester Pindral, Cully Maki, Janet Kokko. ROW 3: Victoria Juopperi, Gary Caspary, Ronald Antila, Daniel Hirvela, Paul- ette Coffey. ROW 2: Jeanne Koivunen, Patricia Persha, Helen Hakala, Mary Jane Pastore, Gayle Pekkala, Marlin Lystila. ROW 1: Gail Tinsley, Mary Marvar, Bette Blom, John Aho, Bruce Polso, Mr. Kolehmainen - Advisor. - 45 Seventh Grade - Talky - Squirmy its ROW 4: Steven Michalich, Michael Antila, Cheryl Johnson, Linda Koski, Christine Guili, William Hendrickson, Janet Wuorinen. ROW 3: David Aho, Laila Narhi, Darlene Niemi, Susan Maijala, Kenneth Linna, Bonnie Hietala, William Kerttu, ROW 2: Susan Guy, Thomas Raffaelli, Karen Holappa, John Tormala, Virginia Wiideman, Clyde Tuohimaa. ROW 1: Mrs, Myette, Advisor, Judith Juntunen, Dagmar Heikkinen, Sandra Rantamaki, Edward Lorenz, Gary Naasko. Youngsters Enliven Study Hall ,tis Ve-ss ROW 4: Patricia Goodman, Richard Wisniewski, Paul Braun, Kristine Kinnunen, Benjean Gasparac, Dennis Snell, Charles Kangas, Gladys Godell, ROW 3: Marc Caspary, Linda Kostamo, Katherine Turcotte, Glenn Hayrynen, Barbara Shiroda, Richard Commons. ROW 2: Debra Persha, James Aho, Mary Jane Stevenson, Kathy Metsa, Gloria Karvonen, Edward Parolini, Deborah Johnson. ROW 1: Mr, Donald Johnson -Advisor, Sandra Vadnais, Louella Wettberg, Mary Taddeucci, John Marier, Dave Peltola, Michael Olson. 46 Sixth Graders - Raring to Go! ROW 4: Karla Kilpela, David Keranen, James Haapapuro, Susan Helder, Daniel Sivonen, Larry Paulson, Margie Staisil. ROW 3: John Kerttu, Marilyn Pakkala, Matthew Stariha, Janie Bukovich, Alan Scholl, Norma Godell. ROW 2: Kathy Marshall, Rose Pulkinen, Robert Burkett Carol Kangas, Walter Saarinen, Sandra Kukkonen, Wayne Hackman. ROW 1: Miss Maki - Teacher, Thomas I-larry, Linda Michaelson, Allen Sten, Valerie Anderson, Gary Latvis, Christine Luoto. Peppy as Puppies ROW 4: Edward Lampinen, Ronnie Dove, Laurie Mattila, Michelle Hoffman, Theresa Richard, Norman Kangas, Gail Staisil. ROW 3: Guy Hayrynen, Charles Rautio, Barbara Maki, Joseph Plesha, Sherri Bonneau, Virginia Davis. ROW 2: Mr. l-Iiltunen - Teacher, Bob Rashleigh, Norma Datto, Wayne Karvonen, Debbie Wuorinen, Kenny Jarvey, June Naasko, David Turcotte ROW 1: Bruce Maki, Aina Morris, Linda Kesti, Peter Giacaletto, Gary Niemi, Dolly Wirtanen. 47 .aiu N Q'-me Y i x ,M Q- S .A 'E Varsity Players STANDING FROM LEFT: Mike Zagar - Manager, Donald Saari, Eric Paavilainen, Mr Johnson Coach, Dave Kantola, Gary Virenius, John Pastore - Manager. SEATED: Raymond Alatalo William Podner, John Baima, Pat Rozich, Paul Marier, Jerry Hampton, Ted Wisniewskr Mike Shiroda. The Jeffers Jets provided the fans with excellent basketball entertainment this season. The team maintained a nev- er give up attitude throughout the season, which contributed to fine sportsmanship and hard play- ing in all the games. This year the varsity squad, coache by Carl Johnson, will lose four valuable players, Pat Rozich, Dave Kantola, John Baima, and Don Saari. Th QQ 99 rust of the Jets Practice makes a sure hand. 50 Cheerleaders Stimulate School Spirit L to R: Joan Dennis, Barb Paulson, Rose Ann DeForge, Mary Staisil, Susie Tolonen We, the Varsity cheerleaders of Jeffers High School have been proud to represent our school at athletic events during the past few years. We thank the students both for elect- ing us to this position and for their continued support. We hope future cheerleaders will have as much enjoyment as we have had cheering our team on to victory. v Zwwfe. 5 ? wr ffffmui W7 JI 5I ON TO VICTORY I Come on, boys. Lets go! I JEFFERS HIGH SCHOOL Basketball Schedule J HS VISITORS 48 Houghton '7'7 Chassell 34 Hancock 40 Baraga '73 Dollar Bay 48 Ontonagon 61 Calumet 44 Lake Linden '71 L'anse 45 Ontonagon 47 Hancock 66 Doelle 40 Baraga 65 Lake Linden 66 Bishop Baraga '77 Houghton 61 Calumet 50 Dollar Bay 52 ,X I 5 x L ,X X , iv' I ..fM x Si? L 1 .. I . x 1 X .J f I' if? '- f ,S N . i J' M I A ., K 1' xt u.kf1 1 1 1 ' 4 5 ff 'Q Q ' -'if 'but' lib A' Q f f K f'1'f.- Vsf if- 2 f ,- f 3 .4 Y K ' ' ' H 2 ff - W' if Q, ' f- -3 A 'Xi A 1 'gf' , V . .x Q W qs? V :QV S . . X. , ,I-,, 3 Nhe- . X ef , ' 'ik K , .Qi xf 'fig 1. J A 1 V in X - A ' all -'Y 31.55. ima: ' ' ' 'KN I 1 Q TQ' QL -Isl . af' 0 4 3- I L' . , . 40124 I K' lx rr 1 ,4 5 i Y if I' ' ' 5' V Wav V ' sr'-5 -hx ', MU- Z - x , H 'IQ-QV 5 380-0 .. 1- -f' - 1 Our Junior Varsity STANDING FROM LEFT: William Kobus, James Mustonen, James Marier, Alan Saari, Stefan Wisniewski, Danny Shebuski, Thomas Stimac, Robert Saari. FRONT ROW: Nicholas Persha Victor Tienhaara, Wilbert Wainio, Wilfred Niemi, Francis Marier, Dale Wuorinen, Richard Verran, Mr. Donald Johnson - Coach. Jeffers Jeffers Jeffers Jeffers Jeffers Jeffers Jeffers Jeffers Jeffers Houghton Chassell Hancock Baraga Dollar Bay Ontonagon Calumet Lake Linden L'Anuse Jeffers Jeffers SEASON 'S RECORD 54 Jeffers 31 Jeffers 39 J eff ers 47 ' Jeffers 53 Jeffers 45 Jeffers 55 Jeffers 66 J eff ers 62 TOURNA MENT P LA Y 5 0 Hancock 58 Houghton 54 Ontonagon Hancock Baraga Lake Linden Bishop Baraga Houghton Calumet Dollar Bay J V Cheerleaders FROM LEFT: Judy Metsa, Gene Rugani, Judy Baima, Olivia Kokko, Patsy Stimac The Junior Varsity cheering squad through their vigor, en- thusiasm, and youth did much to make the preliminary games interesting. Many of these girls go on to become our Varsity Cheerleaders. Spark School Spirit GO! FIGHT! WINI 55 J-Club - Serves the School TOP, Right: Michael Zagar, Gerald Hampton, Raymond Alatalo, Philip Hilmer, Michael Shiroda, Garfield Bailey, Mary Staisil, Ted Wisniewski, Barbara Paulson, Paul Marier, Joan Dennis, Frank Perfetti, Susan Tolonen, Rose Ann DeForge, John Pastore, Gary Virenius, James Marier, Thomas Stimac, John Blom, Dave Kantola, John Baima, Pat Rozich, Donald Saari, Carl Johnson - Coach. The J Club consists of members that have earned a varsity letter by taking part in varsity basketball, cheerleading, or track. The club stresses good character, sportmanship, and physical fitness. This year the club elected the following officers: President, Patrick Rozich and Secretary-Treasurer, Joan Dennis. 56 Harriers - Cross-Country Runners STANDING: Steven Wisniewski, James Marier, Gary Virenius, Mr. C. Johnson - Coach James Mustonen, William Podnar, Tom Stimac. SITTING: Warren Matson, Alan Saari Michael Shiroda, Ted Wisniewski. Senior Lifesaving Class ROW 3: Gerald Niemi, John Tuohimaa, Gary Virenius, Dana Nakkula, Jay Spiegel, Henry Guili, Uno Mattila, Carl Hayrynen, John Keranen, Michael Shiroda, Mr. Carl Johnson - Instructor. ROW 2: Ronald Hietala, John Liinanki, John Pastore, Ted Wisniewski, John Johnson, Kenneth Kostamo, Warren Matson, Steven Linna, Mrs. Myette - Instructor. ROW 1: Kazimier Pindral, Susan Tolonen, Sandra Ovist, Dar- lene Rautio, Paula Saari, Carol Maki, Susan Niemi, James Tronti. 57 Sf im A .. W if J, 33 -, in vp-. 4 A A Pang 'F .R sd. v 1- M XS, A 11 f 1 . if? ig A ez .. :S - . Q. TA ,M 1L-. ...MN Q? xK F9YJ ' Nl- i 5? 1. 4 'G Q 5 f National Honor Society ROW 3: Frank Perfetti, Francis Pintar, Mike Zagar, Phillip Kangas, Marsha Hoffman, Mary Rugani, John Pastore, Vernon Kokko. ROW 2: Dave Haapapuro, Susan Niemi, Pat Ohman, Christine Hayrynen, Paula Saari, Darlene Rautio, Edith Hansen, Linda Ovist, Melvin Hendrickson, Mr. Davis - Advisor, ROW 1: Gloria Parolini, Joan Dennis, Mary Hoffman, Ann Juntikka, John Baima, Sandra Ovist, Susan Tolonen, Rita Trasti. Forensics Develop Speakers ROW 2: Mrs. Brack - Advisor, Delores Naneville, Anita Koivunen, Mary Kokko, Iris Johnson, Corrine Guili, Mrs. Osterman - Advisor. ROW 1: Paula Saari, Mary Hoffman Sandra Ovist, Joan Dennis, Mary Staisil, Susan Tolonen, Ann Juntikka, Darlene Rautio Pat Ohman. 60 Science Club Urganized ROW 3: Peter Manty, Corrine Guili, Iris Johnson, Ronald Hiltunen, Judy Metsa, Lillian Nurrni, Randy Lorenz, Carol Virenius, Delores Naneville, Sandra Kilpela. ROW 2: Mr. Osterman - Advisor, Carole Koski, Dave Ropponen, Gerry Hampton, Gary Wals- trom, Mike Zagat, Vernon Kokko, Frank Perfetti, Darlene Rautio, Mary Paoli, Kathy Grandchamp. ROW 1: Teresa Rashleigh, Judy Baima, Lloyd Godell, Ann Juntikka, John Pastore, Susan Niemi, John Blom, Pat Ohman, Janet Gregorich. Students Aid Librarian Mary Kokko, Ann Marie Romano, Karen Karppinen, Dorothy Juntunen, Susan Morin, Mrs. Lucchesi, Kathy Datto, Margaret Butala, Judy Paavola, Geraldine Naasko, Paul Marier, 6I Future Teachers Gain Experience n -ss A - 1 - ROW 3: Dave Ropponen, Charlotte Commons, Ann Marie Romano, Kathy Grandchamp, Mary Lou Niemitalo, Carole Koski, Gene Rugani, Sandra Staisil, Randall Lorenz. ROW 2: Mr. Davis, David Wisti, Iris Johnson, Gerald Hampton, Mary Kokko, Mary Rugani, Anita Koivunen, Ruth Godell, Mr. Gustafson - Advisor. ROW 1: Gloria Parolini, Joan Dennis, Gary Virenius, Ann Juntikka - Secretary, John Blom - President, Susan Tolonen - Vice-President, Michael Zagar - Treasurer, Barbara Paulson, Kathy Vezzetti, Mary Staisil, Future Nurses - Explore Medical Careers ROW 5: Anita Koivunen, Gloria DeForge, Marsha Hoffman, Sandra Narhi, Carol Virenius, Dorothy Koski, ROW 4: Linda Ovist, Mary Lou Niemitalo, Paula Saari, Iris Johnson, Carole Koski, Sandra Kilpela. ROW 3: Pat Ohman, Darlene Rautio, Carol Hayrynen, Corrine Guili, Judy Metsa, Gene Rugani. ROW 2: Delores Naneville, Susan Niemi, Kathy Grandchamp, Kathy Niemi, Teresa Rashleigh, Judy Baima, Janet Gaegorich. ROW 1: Joan Dennis, Kathy Vezzetti - Treasurer, Carol Maki - Secretary, Ann Juntikka - Vice-President, Mary Hoffman - President, Mary Staisil, Barbara Paulson, Susan Tolonen, Mrs. Horton - Advisor. 62 Deutscher Verein Vergrfissern ROW 3: Peter Manty, Delores Naneville, Pat Ohman, Carol Koski, Kathy Niemi, Judy Metsa, Gene Rugani, Darlene Rautio. ROW 2: Randy Lorenz, David Ropponen, Gary Walstrom, Mary Kokko, Vernon Kokko, Mary Rugani, Frank Perfetti, Anita Koivunen, Lillian Nurmi. ROW 1: Joan Dennis, Karen Karppinen, Gerry Hampton - Treasurer, Mike Zagar - Vice President, John Pastore - President, Susie Tolonen - Secretary, Carol Maki, Mary Hoffman, John Baima. C LUBS IN ACTION A GERMAN CLUB four cents! F. T. A. 1-1MMMmmm! 65 J 'W F. N.A. Is there a doctor in the house? 63 Tl! STANDING: Daniel Hirvela, Micheal Zagar, John Liinanki, Gerald Hampton, Stefen Wisniew ski, Corrine Guili, Mr. Patterson - Director. ROW 3: Linda Ovist, Kristine Kinnunen, Benjean Gasparac, Patricia Persha, Linda Kostamo, Pat Goodman, Marc Caspary, Marilyn Grohman. ROW 2: Kathy Vezzetti, Sandra Ovist, Janet Kokko, Jeanne Koivunen, Barbara Shiroda, De- loras Naneville, Iris Johnson, Peter Manty, Gloria Parolini. ROW 1: Susan Tolonen, Patricia Ohman, Olivia Kokko, Gwenith Richards. BAND FORMS COUNCIL ROW 3: Gary Caspary, Micheal Zagar, John Blom. ROW 2: Lillian Nurmi, Mary Lou Niemitalo. Carole Koski, Olivia Kokko. ROW 1: Kathy Vezzetti, Kathy Metsa, Debra Johnson, Bette Blom, Pat Parolini. 4 1 Q' ,sg Sin-Sl , . Y k?d'ix' . ix N.. f f . 9 .M '15 ex 45 X 3 1 -V Ng' fx? ijwlm V ffyf' if yay I f 1 rx, mn 'fmf X l' ' 4 A , 2 N In-.4 - W, in 1 A ' 4 V K A MJ, A ' 14:3 LU Mm X I gi . ll:Q.ZfN Q if' ,.QfPh x K , f W ' ? I ,NNN ,fi 1 . 1 , i f? ,. . ' 1 ..W,.5w.-.. fkdgh W I ii w,wL V 4 H W 7 A A . . ' E J N'-. ,M I If ' V' mx ff, , 4,4 if 1 A f :Q fg Af 5 'tw ff, Y .ff A Fw-41M ' 'H N f H n I , ' -W . ,., X c , Al! N Wim ' A ' QM' f A Auf-W, in f if XA--1-':.:14kv,k'm!hfW ,. Y ,X , X ,. ., L if Sw!! 5 4 1 V A ,fai- il.w1f' U L--'l TD--- J . ., Wt Our Marching Band Brass Choir ROW 2: John Blom, Frank Perfetti, Mary Rugani, ROW 1: Patricia Kampinen Gloria Parolini, Delores Naneville. Clarinet Choir ROW 2: Olivia Kokko, Patricia Ohman, Susan Tolonen. ROW 1: Anita Koivunen, Carole Koski. Maj orettes Lead Band FROM LEFT: Margaret Butala, Barbara Paulson - Head Majorette, Judy Baima, Rose Ann DeForge The twirlers add the necessary sparkle, gaiety, motion, and color which is required in the many functions that the band participates in throughout the year. The squad was fortunate in obtaining new uniforms through the efforts of the students and the generosity of friends. Head Majorette Directs Group Routines show precision. 67 Sopranos Carry the Melody ROW 4: Lois Kilmer, Christine Lindeman, Jean Dickow, Anita Koinunen, Paula Saari, Mary Kokko, Nancy Paavilainen, Kathleen Harju, Marsha Hoffman, Gloria DeForge, Delores Aho, Dagmar Hietala, Patricia Stimac. ROW 3: Carole Virenius, Brenda Kilpela, Edith Hansen, Beverly Torro, Ruth Godell, Mary Lou Niemiralo, Carol Rozich, Patricia Saari, Marilyn Groh- man, Susan Morin, Karen Karppinen, Frances Stimac. ROW 2: Cynthia Maki, Christine Shi- roda, Pat Parolini, Shirley Johnson, Diane Richards, Linda Ovist, Corrine Guili, Dorothy Juntunen Anna Rantamaki, Patricia Marvar, Joan Dennis, Pat Kamppinen, Cheryl Maki. ROW 1: Judith Harry, Carol Maki, Kathleen Niemi, Barbara Maki, Susanna Kolehmainen, Bonnie Henderickson, Theresa Pleshe, Ann Keranen, Judith Baima, Theresa Rashleigh, Delores Naneville, Ann Juntikka Darlene Rautio, Rose Ann DeForge. Tenors and Basses Add Volume and Depth ROW 4: Bruce I-Ioffenbecker, Donald Antila, Paul Marier, Gerald Hampton, John Baima. ROW 3: David Ropponen, Peter Pakkala, William Laitila, Lloyd Godell. ROW 2: John Pastore, Michael Raffaelli, Eric Kerttu, Randall Lorenz. ROW 1: Melvin Verran, Richard Verran, Francis Marier, John Blom. 68 1 Altos Produce Harmony ROW 4: Margaret Butala, Barbara Paulson, Eugenia Paavola, Charlotte Heikkinen, Sandra Narhi, Mary Staisil, Arbutus Naasko, Sharon Maatta, Kathryn Datto, Mary Rugani. ROW 3: Rita Trasti, Diane DeRosier, Mary Grohman, Ann Klemett, Lillian Nurmi, Judith Metsa, Ellen Raffaelli, Mary Ellen Sabatini, Kathy Vezzetti. ROW 2: Mary Lampinen, Olivia Kokko, Lois Malila, Gloria Parolini, Pauline Sneed, Ann Marie Romano, Gene Rugani, Janice Juntikka, Susan Niemi, Kathleen Grandchamp. ROW l: Janet Gregorich, Lucille Trasti, Sandra Kilpela, Charlotte Commons, Judith Kaiponen, Mary Lou Paoli, Sandra Staisil, Irene Myllyla, Dorothy Koski, Mrs. Brack - Director. Choral Accompanists Approximately one hundred and twenty students participated in the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts presented by the Jeffers High School Chorus in conjunction with the band. The Chorus also took part in the Copper Country Choral Festival at the Sherman Gymnasium. Both musical appreciation and understanding are shown by the students who compose the Select Girls' and Select Mixed Choruses. These select groups took part in the Solo and Ensemble Festival held on the campus of J Northern Michigan University. The students and public express appreciation to Mrs. Audrey Brack, Director, and Mrs. Irma Eskola, general accompanist, for their devoted efforts to make the 1963- 64 musical programs successful. ROW 2: Mrs. Eskola, Mrs. Brack. ROW 1: Joan Dennis, Marsha Hoffman 69 Select Girls' Chorus '15 5 ROW 3: Mary Lou Niemitalo, Dianne DeRosier, Mary Grohman, Gene Rugani, Gloria Parolini, ROW 2: Marilyn Grohman, Paula Saari, Corrine Guili, Mary Rugani. ROW 1: Pat Kamppinen, Joan Dennis, Linda Ovist, Olivia Kokko, Darlene Rautio, Select Mixed Chorus ROW 3: Delores Naneville, Marilyn Grohman, Marsha Hoffman, Randy Lorenz, John Blom, Judy Metsa, Mary Rugani, Lillian Nurmi. ROW 2: Joan Dennis, Pat Kamppinen, David Ropponen, John Pastore, Mary Grohman, Olivia Kokko, Frances Stimac, ROW 1: Theresa Pleshe, Rose Ann DeForge, Peter Pakkala, John Baima, Gerry Hampton, Gloria Parolini, Darlene Rautio, Gene Rugani. 70 Junior High Chorus - Young Talent ROW 4: Janet Wuorinen, Gale Erickson, Mary Jane Pastore, William Hendrickson, Paul Braun, Ronald Antila, Frank Taddeucci, Martin Iskra, Sharon Antilla, Gail Niemi, Fay Maki.. ROW 3: Benjean Gasparac, Gladys Godell, Gwenith Richards, Edward Parolini, Dennis Aho, Bruce Polso, Michael Antilla, Cheryl Johnson, Gayle Pekkala, Helen Hakala. ROW 2: Deborah Johnson, Debra Persha, Linda Kostamo, Pat Goodman, Larry Parolini, David Peltola, David Aho, Glenn Hayrynen, Laila Narhi, Bonnie Hietala, Jeanne Siirola. ROW 1: Rosella Sipola, Mary Taddeucci, Sue Guy, Mike Olson, Clyde Tuohimaa, John Tormala, Luella Wettberg, Judy Juntunen, Sandra Vadnais, Mrs. Brack - Advisor. Music Reaches Everyone ROW 4: Bette Blom, Victoria Juopperi, Linda Koski, Jeanne Koivunen, Cully Maki, Gary Caspary, Daniel Hirvela, Janet Kokko, Audrey Narhi, Darlene Niemi, Kristine Kinnunen. ROW 3: Karen Holappa, Pat Persha, Paulette Coffey, Richard Wisniewski, Steven Mickalich Marlin Lystila, Christine Guili, Robin Linna, Bonnie Paulson, Kathy Turcotte. ROW 2: Susan Maijala, Kathy Metsa, Gail Tinsley, Donald Wirtanen, Marc Caspary, John Marier, Mary Marvar, Barb Shiroda, Mary Stevenson, ROW 1: Pat Hagwell, Ann Giacoletto, Dag- mar Heikkinen, Gary Naasko, Kenneth Linna, Tom Raffaelli, Sandra Rantamaki, Gloria Karvonen, Virginia Wiideman. 7I- Operetta - H.M.S. Pinaforev L to R: John Blom - Captain Corcoran, Joan Dennis - Buttercup, John Pastore - Ralph Rackstraw, Mary Rugani - Josephine, Gerry Hampton - Sir Joseph Porter, K.C. B. , Anita Koivunen - Cousin Hebe, Randy Lorenz - Boatswain, John Baima - Dick Deadeye. Chorus Adds Color ROW 2: Mary Jane Pastore, Jeanne Koivunen, Bette Blom, Gwenith Richards, Marsha Hoffman, Susan Tolonen, Gene Rugani, Gloria Parolini, Rose Ann DeForge, Pat Kamp pinen. ROW 1: Kathy Vezzetti, Pat Persha, Delores Naneville, Linda Ovist, Paula Saari, Iris Johnson, Dave Ropponen, Gary Virenius, Sandra Ovist. 72 Ahoy! All Hands on Deck! Be prepared. There's a change in store for you! Sir Joseph welcomes Cousin Hebe aboard. 73 Sailors of the H. M. S. Pinafore dance the Hornpipe. For the purpose of raising funds for new band uniforms, chorus and band members ac- tively participated to make the operetta, The I-I.M.S. Pinafor a success. Authentic costumes and spirited songs captured the en large audience. The cast great- ly appreciated the fine work of their director, Mrs, Audrey Brack, and the accompanist, Mrs. Irma Eskola. Hillbilly Weddin ROW 3: Mrs. Eskola, B. Paulson, G. Hampton, M. Staisil, R. Hiltunen, P. Ohman, J. Blom, S. Ovist, K. Vezzetti, Mr, Davis. ROW 2: J. Baima, M. Kokko, J. Liinanki, T. Wisniewski, S. Tolonen, M. Hendrickson, A. Juntikka, G. Virenius, ROW 1: J. Pastore, D. Naneville, G. Rugani, L. Ovist, I. Johnson, J. Dennis, M. Sabatini, Ah, Shucks! CA ST Paw 'Belsnickle - - ---- - - Maw Belsnickle - - - Ceelie Belsnickle - - - Bonnie Mae Belsnickle - Juney Lou Belsnickle - Four Belsnickle - - - Five Belsnickle - - Six Belsnickle - Obeey Upshlager - - Chiz Upshlager - - Ronald Maxwell - Lucy Maxwell - The Reverend - Cousin Zeke ------- J - Melvin Hendrickson Susan Tolonen - Ann Juntikka Patricia Ohman - Joan Dennis - Iris Johnson - - Linda Ovist - - Gene Rugani - Gary Virenius Ted Wisniewski Ronald Hiltunen - Mary Staisil - - John Blom - - - - - - - John Liinanki The Cousins - - - Gerald Hampton, JohI1Pastore, John Baima, Mary Ellen Sabatini, Mary Kokko, Delores Naneville Prompters - - Barbara Paulson, Sandra Ovist, Kathy Vezzetti Directors ------------- Mr. Davis, Mrs. Eskola 74 Candid Shots of Play Sneaky Tactics Snare Husband Bedlam Relgns Supreme The Big Diversion 75 Band Plays With Gusto Prom Committee - The Last of the Big Spendersv fp vskwl' 51 .. Q PM aa STANDING: Patrick Rozich, Kathy Vezzetti, Barbara Paulson, Mary Staisil, John Blom, Gloria Parolini, Margaret Butala, John Baima. SITTING: Susan Tolonen, Joan Dennis, Mrs. Osterman, Rose Ann DePorge, Patricia Kamppinen, Geraldine Hayrynen. ROMAN MURAL N-543+ , we -is x, .N Gerry Hayrynen and Jerry Sipola, two talent- ed painters, created a mural of a Roman village, which was used as a wall decoration at the Dinner - Dance. 76 CHARIOT MAKERS Rose Ann DeForge and Rita Trasti were among the many members of the class of '64 who sacrificed free periods to help make the Dinner - Dance a complete success. Workers Produce Romantic Setting A mr x vo., ..,,-W M.,-5 S 5 I 4- S- MQ. , 'NSF-' ZW A ff A . M., Q I Less looking and more blowing, Boysl Frances sure knows how to catch a man! 5- ar-nag'-: A n A I P 77 After months of preparation our dreams are finally a reality. We have our Roman Holiday and we're dancing under Roman skies. Queen Edith and Her Court R to L: Judy Metsa, representative of the Sophomore Class, escorted by John Pastoreg Ann Juntikka, representative of the Senior Class, escorted by John Blomg Queen Edith Hansen, representative of the Junior Class, escorted by Jerry Sipolag Janice Juntikka, representative of the Freshman Class, escorted by James Mustonen. 78 Edie receives bouquet with the air of a newly crown- ed queen. 1 964- Homecoming The Third Annual Homecoming was held on Friday January 31. Enthusiasm and spirit were built up among the stu- dents during the week, as preparations were made for the event. Highlight of the Homecoming was the crowning of the queen, Edith Han- sen, the Junior candidate. Mr, Hamp- ton crowned the queen before a full audience between the Varsity and Junior Varsity games. Fay Johnson carried out the crown and Debbie Sloan the bouquet of roses for Queen Edith. The band and twirlers entertained the audience during the half time of the Varsity game by marching in pre- cision, while playing several lively tunes. Although the game with Hancock was not a victory, the spirits of the fans were not dampened. Queen Edith reigned at the dance following. Highlight of the Evening Band marches at Homecoming. 79 1 'u X Queen 's Waltz Sophomores Persecute Freshmen Don't laugh! Wait until your Care package gets lost in the mail. Barb, I'd rather do it my- self! Dawn says, This little piggy went to the market. Well, I can't be neat all my life 5 f f' lu. FROM BUS RIDES TO STUDIES - FROM WORK TO PLAY - -gk OUR SCHOOL LIFE VARIES FROM DAY TO DAY - I I EACH ONE PARTICIPATING IN HIS OWN HAPPY WAY Special Recognition JACQUELINE JAASKELAINEN Miss Jacqueline Jaaskelainen attended Suomi Col- lege for two years and later graduated from the Uni- versity of Michigan in 1957 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Education. She enrolled at Michigan State University in the fall of 1958 and received her Master 's Degree in special education in March of 1960. At the present time, Miss J aaskelainen is teaching a remedial class here at Jeffers, composed of students from all of Houghton County. ROBERT KOONTZ During our first semester of 1963-64, we missed one of our former faculty members, Mr. Koontz went to school to gain more hours toward his teaching cer- tificate. He resumed his position on our teaching staff at the beginning of our second semester. At the present time he is teaching geography, science and mathe- matics to our eighth grade students. Mr. Koontz obtained His Bachelors Degree from Central Michigan University. Previous to that he had attended the University of New Mexico. IN MEMORY OF HERBERT A. KELLOW The school and community lost a very good friend in the passing away of Mr. Herbert A. Kellow. Dur- ing the past forty-one years, he was a valued mem- ber of the Adams Township Board of Education. He gave unselfishly of his time and efforts to the promotion of education. His fine leadership, his wise counselling and his strong sense of duty made him an outstanding citizen of the community. 82 N MAN Chronoscope g Sf Staff U-usp.. Milwaukee Journal Photo In Memoriam - John F. Kennedy A senseless tragedy on November 22nd took a great leader of freedom from Our midst. Though he is now dead, his spirit shall always live on in the hearts of good ITICH, Words cannot express the grief we all feel. No tribute could be too great to pay to the memory of a man like John F. Kennedy. 84 Faculty Directory RAYMOND A. BOSLEY - Northern Michigan University - B.S, Industrial Arts, Gen, Science. Interests: Model building, music. AUDREY BRACK - Eastern Michigan University - B. M. E. Jr. High English, German I and II, Vocal music. Interests: Music, sports. IRMA ESKOLA - Northern Michigan University - B.S. in Ed. English I and Il, Geography. Interests: Travel, music. GORDON GUSTAFSON - Wayne State Univer- sity - B.S. in Ed. , University of Michigan - M.A. in Ed. Economics, Government, Counseling. Interests: Outdoors, sports. THOMAS C. HILTUNEN - Northern Michigan University - B. S. Sixth Grade, H,S, Art. Interests: Art, music, sports. FRANCES B. HORTON - University of Texas - B.S. and M.S. in H.E. Home Economics Interests: Students, travel. JACQUELINE JAASKELAINEN - University of Michigan - B. A. , Michigan State University M. A . Special Education Interests: Skiing, skating. CARL H, JOHNSON - Suomi College, Northland College - Ph. B. U.S. History, World History, Varsity coach, track, gym, swimming, lifesaving. Interests: Sports, reading. DONALD JOHNSON - Northern Michigan University - B. S. , Michigan Technilogical University - graduate work. Science, Biology, Assn. Coach. Interests: Reading, sports. ARNE E. KOLEHMAINEN - Northern Michigan University - B.A. Physics, Algebra, Geometry. Interests: Hunting, fishing. ROBERT KOONTZ, - Central Michigan University - B. S. Science, Math, History. Interests: Travel, music. JANE C. LUCCHESI - College of St. Scholastica - B.S. , working on Masters at U. of M. Librarian, History. Interests: Books, travel. MARGARET V. MAKI - Hope College - B.A. Sixth Grade Interests: Reading, politics. DOUGLAS J. MORIN - Suomi College, Northern Michigan University - B. S. Bookkeeping, Filing, Personal Typing, Typing I and II, Shorthand I and Il. Interests: Sports, reading. ANITA MYETTE - Wisconsin State College - B.S. Jr. High English, Geography, swimming, gym, lifesaving. Interests: Tennis, sewing. JUDITH OSTERMAN - Northern Michigan University - B.A. English Ill and IV, History. Interests: Reading, good music. DONALD OSTERMAN - Northern Michigan University - B.S. Arithmetic, Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry, Chemistry. Interests: Swimming, diving. JOSEPH H. PATTERSON - Northern Michigan University - B. M. E. , working for Masters at M. S. U. Instrumental music. Interests: Basketball, hockey, classical music. SPONSORS Lantto's Grocery Atlantic Mine Jeffers Alumni Association, Detroit Chapter Detroit Bay Lumber Supply Co, Dollar Bay Copper Country Dairy Dollar Bay Vulcan Corporation Donken A. J. Wlckley Insurance 85 Real Estate Hancock A. 85 P, Food Store Hancock Bruno's Checker Sales Hancock Coca -Cola Bottling Company Hancock Compliments of Dr, John Aldrich Hancock Compliments of Dr, C, J, Janis Hancock Compliments of Dr, C. J. 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Store Louis J , Braun Agency Lucy's Beauty Shop Matti's Garage Pao1i's Super Market Lake Roland Lake Roland Ripley Ripley South Range South Range South Range South Range South Range South Range South Range South Range South Range South Range South Range South Range Pesola s Used Furniture Pittsburgh Plate Glass - Cliff Paulson Range Variety Store Rugani s Super Market South Range Hardware Store Sponsors South Range South Range South Range South Range South Range South Range State Bank South Range South Range Garage 501131 Range The Village Restaurant 501131 Range Toivola Service and Lunch Toivola Urho Prusila Toivola Levi Laurila Toivola Consumers Co-Op Market Toivola Your Local METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE AGENT Hancock - Donald Dennis, William C. Hebert THIS HAS BEEN A YEAR OF: The BEATLES elephant jokes smooth hair-dos the SINGING NUNS mumps new band uniforms the shimmy Qdancey quilted ski jackets mohair sweaters patch blouses and sweaters Acknowledgment suede coats zipper sweaters hip-hugger levis contact lenses shift dresses Our Annual has at last been completed, and we are very proud of it. We hope that all of you enjoy reading it and it may serve in years to come as a happy reminder of the 1963-64 school year. Many people have contributed to the production of this Annual. We would now like to thank Mrs. Horton and Mr. Davis, our advisors, for all the assistance they have given usg Mr. Jerry DeMotts for his help and patience in taking our picturesg the Seniors who helped in the making of the book and in the selling of the advertisements. It is these people, who have made this Annual possible and we owe them our greatest debt of grat- itude. Rose Ann DeForge Pat Rozich Susie Tolonen Jimmy Raffaelli Barbara Paulson Mary Staisil WILLING HELPERS David Haapapuro Pete Pakkala Mike Kadletz John Blom Ann Juntikka Patty Kamppinen 88 THE ANNUAL STAFF William Laitila Margaret Butala John Baima Mike Zagat Lloyd Godell Kathy Harju TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY VMI Worl-fn but Vurboolu An hylel-midi -wwf