L'Anse High School - Envoy Yearbook (L'Anse, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1966 volume:

19 ENVOY 66 Presented by Table of Contents SUSAN ROCK, Editor Dedication ....................2 Administration.................3 HELEN FOY, Assistant Editor Faculty........................5 Religious Groups..............11 CHARLES HOFBAUER, Business Manager Organizations.................15 Activities................... 23 MR. JACOBY, Advisor Athletics.....................29 Seniors ......................41 Underclassmen.................59 Grades........................71 Class Will ...................77 Class Prophecy............... 79 Advertisements ...............81 L’ANSE HIGH SCHOOL L’ANSE, MICHIGAN DEDICATION Miss Adalia Egerer To Miss Adalia Egerer, the children's friend, who for fifty and one-half years faithfully guided hundreds of boys and girls through the labyrinths of learning, consoled them in their failures and rejoiced with them in their successes, we gratefully dedicate this nineteen sixty-six edition of the ENVOY. ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT MR. ROBERT FREDRIKSON B.S. Northern Michigan University M.A. Michigan State University HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL MR. WILLIS C. OLSON B.S. Northern Michigan Universiy M.A. University of Michigan Michigan State University JUNIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL MR. PAUL K. WARD B.A. Eastern Michigan University M.A. University of Michigan FACULTY EDWARD J. BRINKMAN B.S. Northern Michigan University INDUSTRIAL ARTS GLEN A. ANDERSON B.S. Northern Michigan University M.A. University of Michigan, Northern Michigan University MUSIC DAVID D. GOULET B.S. University of Minnesota, Notre Dame University, Ely Junior College M.A. University of Michigan, Michigan Technological University, Northern Michigan University CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS, MATHEMATICS ELIZABETH J. DESCHAINE B.S. College of St. Scho-lastica, Northern Michigan University, University of Michigan COMMERCIAL SANTO FORMOLO B.S. Northern Michigan University, Michigan Technological University MATHEMATICS ANDREW GAUTHIER B.S. Northern Michigan University INDUSTRIAL ARTS MARY M. HIGGINS B.A. College of St. Scholastica LATIN, WORLD HISTORY, ECONOMICS, GOVERNMENT MARY A. HARRINGTON B.A. Northern Michigan University, University of Michigan M.A. Northern Michigan University GUIDANCE ED R. JACOBY B.A. Northern Michigan University, University of Michigan ENGLISH, SPANISH JAMES D. KOMULA B.S. Michigan Technological University, Northern Michigan University ARITHMETIC, BIOLOGY MARY L. MAGNUSON B. S. Northern Michigan University M.A. University of Michigan ENGLISH STANLEY R. LARSON B.A. Trinity College M.A. Northern Michigan University ENGLISH JAMES MATTSON B.A. Northern Michigan University, Suomi College M.A. Northern Michigan University, Michigan Technological University INDUSTRIAL ARTS, DRIVER TRAINING DONALD McKINDLES Northern Michigan University DRIVER TRAINING LEO M. OUTINEN B.S. Northern Michigan University HISTORY PETER J. RAYMOND B.S. Northern Michigan University M.A. University of Michigan M.A.T. Michigan State University, Eastern Michigan University, Michigan Technological University SCIENCE NORMAN D. McKINDLES, JR. B.S. St. Norberts College BIOLOGY VILLIAM POPP l.S. Northern Michigan Jniversity, Arizona State Univer-ity PHYSICAL EDUCATION JAMES RINCSMUTH B.S. Northland College ART MIRIAM SAUVOLA B.S. Northern Michigan University, New York University, Suomi College M.A. Northern Michigan University COMMERCIAL ANITA SIKORSKY B.S. Northern Michigan University ENGLISH CON J. SULLIVAN B.A. Northern Michigan University, St. Paul Seminary, St. Law rence Seminary GUIDANCE, SOCIAL STUDIES NANCY STICKNEY B.A. University of Minnesota HOME ECONOMICS URSULA UTLEY B.S. Northern Michigan University, University of Michigan M.A. University of Michigan, Northern Michigan University PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ah, people, lets hurry so we don't have to rush! Friday--thank heaven! Life is just a bowl of Sugar. Mighty Mouse! OUR TEACHERS 10 Smile, you're on candid camera. 007 here. What do you mean; I'm in the wrong room? We like it here (?) RELIGIOUS GROUPS Catholic BOTTOM ROW, L-R: T. Marinich, H. Foy, C. Jentoft, S. Gauthier, K. Golden, M. Stiglich, L. Koskimaki, M. Schultz, P. Bennett, K. Sands. SECOND ROW: T. Meteer, V. Manning, B. Huhtala, S. Drew, C. Selden, C. Hansen, J. Howes, D. Lambert, M. Jarvey, D. Roy, R. Almli, C. Verbonac, S. Forcia, F. Ridell, M. Seavoy, J. Kra-marich. THIRD ROW: D. Deschaine, J. Abba, B. Patrikus, B. Leemon, M. Kemppainen, D. Johnson, B. Johnson, C. Brunette, L. Elmblad, M. Blanchard, J. Robillard, K. Olson, L. Christianson, C. St. George, M. Selden. FOURTH ROW: M. Manning, J. Carrier, D. Boyer, L. Ala, T. Kent, B. Sands, T. Freitag, J. Hofbauer, B. St. George, J. Selden, T. Leemon, W. Deschaine, J. Groleau. TOP ROW: D. Anderson, D. Sayotovich, M. Brogan, J. Drew, L. Heikkinen, J. Gabe, M. Whitman, D. Whitman, L. Borowski, J. Golden, R. Supanich, J. Elmblad, D. Paulos. Catholic BOTTOM ROW, L-R: E. Koskimaki, F. Roberts, J. Mathes, S. Stiglich, B. Almli, S. Ala, J. Miron, A. Miron, R. Kent, C. Kent. SECOND ROW: T. Selden, G. Marinich, D. Kent, R. Soli, G. Sands, P. Haara, J. Stiglich, J. Meteer, G. Archambeau, D. Sanregret, F. Chaudier, G. Foy, T. Marinich, T. Chaudier. THIRD ROW: D. Lambert, B. Lee, L. LeClaire, D. LaPointe, K. Anderson, R. Verbonac, D. Lazzari, C. Vuk, G. Goodreau, D. Deschaine, D. Dusincki, S. Lambert, R. Goulet, D. Freitag. FOURTH ROW: D. Johnson, J. Schultz, J. Tembruell, D. Deschaine, K. Whitman, J. Watters, A. Salo, E. Whitman, L. Myers, R. Elmblad, H. Fish, P. Ellenich, W. Jarvey, D. Bianco, TOP ROW: C. Collins, D. Erickson, M. Groleau, L. Sandberg, R. Le Claire, C. Theriault, E. Adams, P. Le Claire, K. Funke, M. Rolof, M. Make la, C. Paulos, J. Lundy. Lutheran BOTTOM ROW: J. Johnson, L. Maki, K. Allert, C. Pennock, L. Van Buren, S. Stein, G. Ellis, G. Anderson, S. Risku, M. Kytola. SECOND ROW: L. Nelson, R. Soli, J. Kinnunen, D. Loosemore, C. Peterson, M. Paquette, M. Johnson, J. Derocher, L. Ketola, B. Frustaglio. THIRD ROW: D. Laturi, R. Tollefson, L. Forsberg, D. Coppler, D. Manninen, J. Maki, L. Nurmela, P. Maki, M. Haara, S. Franti. FOURTH ROW: A. Stenson, B. Torma, S. Nord, W. Elmblad, M. Moilanen, 1. Falk, D. Loosemore, D. Niemi, J. Soli, M. Connor, G. Rowloff. TOP ROW: M. Syrjala, R. Stevens, G. Aalto, A. Clishe, S. Niemi, C. Rehn, J. Falk, J. Maki, J. Rajala, H. Ahola. Lutheran BOTTOM ROW, L-R: D. Sikkila, J. Besonen, A. Lepola, J. Bennett, H. Godell, L. Ahola, S. Pellonen, L. Torma, L. Kinnunen, S. Hietala. SECOND ROW: K. Koskela, A. Sikorsky, J. Salo, B. Reed, K. Hendrickson, C. Hill, M. Seppala, J. Moilanen, M. Stenson, S. Niemi, C. Gasner, S. Tormanen, J. Elmblad, J. Lindahl, A. Soli, M. Nelson, J. Aalto, D. Jacoby, S. Aalto, L. Rajala, E. Kivela, O. Stein, J. Bishop. THIRD ROW: D. Sikorsky, D. Miller, D. Dawson, S. Stenson, J. Soli, P. Hutula, J. Nankervis, R. Coppler, R. Oikarainen, R. Norback, L. Sol-berg, C. Jukkala, S. Niemi, M. Nopola, C. Niemi, D. Falk. FOURTH ROW: R. Reed, D. Leif, B. Ketola, J. Johnston, E. Heikkinen, G. Allert, S. Forsberg, J. Leighton, K. Eskel, M. Soli, S. Rolof, P. Danielson, R. Hansen, D. Van Abel, R. Johnson, D. Kantola. TOP ROW: C. Kallio, E. Foreman, R. Hofer, R. Janda, R. Nystuen, R. Maki, L. Kanniainen, J. Maki, S. Van Buren, R. Teddy, L. Stromback, D. Bessonen, D. Cavanaugh. V Baptist BOTTOM ROW, L-R: V. Maki, D. McMullin, B. McMullin, M. Harsh. TOP ROW: J. McMullin, M. Lydman, G. Gerard, R. Erickson, G. Mitchell. Methodist BOTTOM ROW, L-R: C. Oakes, D. Saarinen, E. Asher, C. Hofbauer, T. Hofbauer. SECOND ROW: J. Kotila, R. Cavanaugh, S. Rock, C. Brownlee, J. Hofbauer, K. Lyberg. TOP ROW: N. Thoresen, D. Marion, R. Fredrikson, M. Snyder, G. Glover. 14 ORGANIZATIONS FUTURE NURSES BOTTOM ROW, L-R: E. Kivela, S. Hietala, E. Koskimaki, P. Bennett, A. Miron, J. Mathes, L. Larson, C. Jen-toft, H. Foy. SECOND ROW: B. Newland, J. Moilanen, B. Huhtala, M. Seppala, M. Stenson, M. Nopola, N. Thoresen, C. Hill, D. Jacoby, B. Reed. THIRD ROW: K. Lyberg, K. Sands, J. Kotila, V. Manning, J. Lindahl, D. LaPointe, L. Forsberg, M. Selden, J. Kramarich, T. Meteer, FOURTH ROW: C. Jukkala, R. Elmblad, S. For-cia, K. Olson, M. Kemppainen, A. Salo, L. Elmblad, H. Fish, D. Dusincki, K. Anderson. TOP ROW: D. Johnson, G. Allert, M. Rolof, M. Groleau, G. Rajala, S. Champine, M. Soli, C. Brunette, J. Leighton, B. McMullin, K. Kristo. FUTURE TEACHERS BOTTOM ROW, L-R: R. Tollefson, B. Heikkinen, D. Kubit, L. Nevala, M. Schultz, H. Foy, L. Forcia. SECOND ROW: M. Seavoy, M. Selden, L. Elmblad, J. Soli, C. Paulos, S. Rock, C. Brownlee. TOP ROW: E. Whitman, M. Moilanen, J. Groleau, R. Sands, D. Marion, M. Snyder, M. Olsen. 16 STUDENT COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW, L-R: R. Fredrikson, K. Sands, B. Sandberg, D. Falk, S. Rock. SECOND ROW: M. Gro-leau, E. Whitman, M. Kemppainen, F. Ridell, L. Van, L. VanBuren, P. Meteer. TOP ROW: R. Sands, K. Funke, S. VanBuren, E. Forsman, D. Marion, J. Hofbauer. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS BOTTOM ROW, L-R: Advisor: Miss Nancy Stickney, S. Golden, M. Peterson, S. Ala, M. Sterbenz, S. Roy, B. Lee. SECOND ROW: K. Paquet, D. Stelmaszek, B. Reed, S. Stein, K. Sayotovich, L. Schooley, M. Bianco. THIRD ROW: C. Selden, C. Pennock, L. DeCota, G. Anderson, G. Ellis, C. St. George, G. Goodreau, L. VanBuren. TOP ROW: C. Verbonac, R. Verbonac, D. Blood, N. Theriault, M. Kemppainen, H. Fish, J. Soli, D. Schmitz. 17 PEP CLUB 18 VARSITY CLUB BOTTOM ROW L-R: J. Stelmaszek, R. Soli, J. Hofbauer, R. Cavanaugh, R. Liimatainen, J. Meteer, D. Saarinen, Coach J. Mattson, Coach W. Popp. SECOND ROW: T. Leemon, J. Hofbauer, M. Connor, D. Marion, T. Kent, T. Lee, R. Chenoweth, R. St. George, J. Selden. THIRD ROW: D. Kent, K. Funke, A. Clishe, R. Supanich, D. Anderson, M. Brogan, B. Sandberg. TOP ROW: D. Whitman, H. Fisher, L. Le Claire, R. Fredrikson, G. Gerard, M. Whitman, R. Swartz, C. Rehn. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOTTOM ROW, L-R: K. Hendrickson, L. Nevala, C. Oakes, L. Larson, C. Jentoft, H. Foy, S. Tormanen, SECOND ROW: R. Elmblad, N. Thoresen, K. Lyberg, D. Coppler, S. Risku, D. Olsen, S. Hietala, M. Selden. THIRD ROW: J. Leighton, L. Nurmela, S. Rock, C. Brownlee, K. Olson, L. Solberg, E. Whitman, B. McMullin. TOP ROW: D. Erickson, C. Brunette, M. Groleau, M. Moilanen, M. Snyder, M. Rolof, G. Allert, M. Olsen. CHORUS BAND DIRECTOR OF BAND AND CHORUS, MR. GLEN ANDERSON 20 JOURNALISM STAFF SEATED FIRST ROW L-R: Mr. Ward, B. Johnson, I. Falk, C. Heikkinen, W. Moilanen, D. Anderson, J. Dusincki. SECOND ROW: T. Hofbauer, S. Forcia, B. Patrikus, D. Johnson, L. Cummings, S. Gauthier, L. Larson. THIRD ROW: J. Selden, J. Solberg, B. Heikkinen, T. Kent. DEBATE TEAM SEATED: H. Foy, Mr. Ward, M. Snyder. STANDING: M. Selden, J. Kramarich. 21 YEARBOOK STAFF BOTTOM ROW: M. Selden, L. Nevala, H. Foy, Mr. Jacoby, S. Rock, C. Hofbauer, S. Van Buren. SECOND ROW: J. Kotila, R. Connor, B. Heikkinen, M. Olsen, D. Jacoby, J. Salo, L. Kinnunen, A. Sikorsky. TOP ROW: D. Saarinen, R. Hofer, J. Kramarich, M. Kemppainen, S. Champine, J. Sol-berg, B. Leemon, R. Sands, D. Miller. 22 ACTIVITIES 26 STUDENTS 28 ATHLETICS VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: D. Marion, J. Selden, T. Leemon, T. Lee, R. St. George, B. Sandberg, R. Kent, C. Rehn, H. Fisher, Coach: Mr. J. Mattson. SECOND ROW: G. Hofbauer, R. Supanich, D. Whitman, M. Brogan, R. Chenoweth, M. Whitman, L. LeClaire, R. Cavanaugh, J. Hofbauer, R. Liimatainen, A. Clishe, Assistant coach: Mr. W. Popp. TOP ROW: C. Hofbauer, D. Saarinen, S. Stenson, D. Kent, J. Stelmaszek, R. Soli, P. LeClaire, K. Funke, L. Sandberg, J. Meteer, D. Miller, J. Derocher. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: J. Tembreull, T. Selden, D. Bianco, R. Hansen, R. Reed, G. Archambeau, D. Deschaine, G. Nankervis. BACK ROW: K. Whitman, J. Meteer, J. Pakkala, D. Van Able, D. Cavanaugh, R. Soli, E. Fors-man, Coach: Mr. S. Formolo. 30 FOOTBALL COACHES FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1965 L' Anse Opponents 25 Lake Linden 7 7 Calumet 33 0 Marquette Bishop Baraga 13 7 Ontonagon 6 13 Baraga 0 0 Hancock 0 6 Houghton 7 6 Gladstone 7 Coach Mattson Assistant Coach Popp ROLL ON TO VICTORY! 31 SKINNY” End SENIOR BOBBY' Quarterback HAR End BEAVER Fullback DAVE Halfback CARL End TIM End 32 HORNETS LOUIE Tackle BOB Guard TERRY Guard BOGUE Center ROGER Guard CIDDO Halfback MIKE Tackle 33 VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW,L -R: C. Holfbauer, J. Derocher, Coach W. Popp, Assistant Coach J. Komula, D. Saarinen BACK ROW, G. Hofbauer, M. Connor, D. Kent, H. Fisher, G. Herard, R. Fredrikson, R. Swartz, R. St. George, J. Meteer JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW, L-R: Coach J. Komula, BACK ROW, R. Schooley, E. Forsman, G. Sands, G. Marinich, L. Sandberg, R. Derocher, R. Hansen, R. Teddy, P. Heltunen 34 BASKETBALL COACHES Coach Komula Coach Popp BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 56 . . . . Crystal Falls . . . . 49 83. . . . Jeffers . 54 63 . . . . Ontonagon. . . . . 44 72 . . . . Lake Linden . . . . . 66 87 . . . . Baraga . . 43 96 . . . . Calumet .... . . 56 69 . . . . Houghton . . . . . 83 116 . . . . Dollar Bay. . . . . . . 64 75 . . . . Baraga . . 61 89 . . . . Jeffers . . 54 71 . . . . Ontonagon . . . . . . 64 97 . . . . Calumet . . . . , . . 47 77 . . . . Dollar Bay. . . . . 56 66 . . . . Hancock . . 67 . . . . Lakes Linden. . . . . . . Houghton SENIOR HORNETS 36 Mike Forward Bob Forward SALUTING THE 1965 A.P. TRACK CO-CHAMPS: THE L’ANSE HORNETS 880 Relay L-R.: C. Rehn, R. McDonald, D. Marion, J. McCormick, J. McMullin Mile Relay L-R.: A. Jentoft, J. McCormick, K. Funke, R. Fredrikson, G. Gerard 1965 Hornets G. Archambeau J. Campagnola R. Cavanaugh R. Chenoweth M. Connor R. Derocher R. Fredrikson K. Funke G. Gerard M. Harsh J. Hofbauer R. Hofer D. Jarvey A. Jentoft R. Kent T. Kent P. LeClaire T. Leemon D. Marion J. McCormick R. McDonald J. McMullin J. McMullin M. Nordstrom C. Rehn L. Sandberg R. Soli J. Stelmazek R. Supanich D. Whitman 37 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS L.-R.: L. Nevala, C. Brownlee, S. Risku, L. Nurmala, S. Rock, D. Coppler 38 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRONT: Jeanie Moilanen, Sharon Tormanen, STANDING: Barbara McMullin, Jenni Leighton, TOP: Bonnie Lee 39 OUR ATHLETES Did somebody see a penny? For people who like people ! 40 SENIORS VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: D. Marion, Student Council; R. Sands, Vice-President; J. Gabe, Treasurer; S. Rock, President; B. Sandberg, Student Council; K. Sands, Secretary. 42 GERALD AALTO Some people take life seriously, in work take great pride; but for me the best of life is the amusing side JENNIE ABBA Men make passes at girls who wear glasses. HOWARD AHOLA Cows are my passion. LARRY ALA Women are such expensive things. RANDY ALMLI A man among men, but mostly among women. DAN ANDERSON He is a little chimney, heated in a moment. 43 JOHN BENNETT Why do today what the teachers won't ask for until tomorrow. PATRICIA BENNETT Never ready, always late; but she smiles and you wait. GARY BISHOP One cannot always be a hero but one can always be a gentleman. MARIAN BLANCHARD I know many things besides my lessons. EDWARD BOURDAGE One of the more quiet boys, bothers no one, makes no noise. MICHAEL BROGAN Flirtation-attention without intention. 44 ROGER CAVANAUGH It's not what you do so much as what you get caught at. SALLY CHAMPINE Everyone's friend, you wonder why? She thinks of more than the one called I. ROBERT CHENOWETH His quietness indicates hidden charm. MIKE CONNOR Beware, I may do somethings sensational. LINDA CUMMINGS Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you've been up to. LINNEA CUMMINGS Seen but seldom heard. 45 JAMES DUSINCKI Live, love and learn is a good motto. I've lived, I've loved, but I'll never learn. JAY ELMBLAD I eat well, I sleep well and I drink well--but that's all. HARLAND FISHER Lead me not into temptation but show me where to find it. SHARON FOR CIA She looks mild but so does dynamite. TERRY FREITAG I gazed—and gazed—but thought of nothing. JAMES GABE His enemies are few, his friends are many. 46 SHIRLEY GAUTHIER To be awake is to be alive. KATHY GOLDEN Rather than love, than money, than fame—give me truth. CATHY HANSEN Silence is the most perfect expression of scorn. CONNIE HEIKKINEN Like a circle ending never, does her tongue go on forever. TOM HOFBAUER Ladies prefer blondes. BEVERLY HOLAPPA An innocent face--but you can never tell. 47 JAMES HOWE All that I've learned I've forgotten; all that I know I've guessed. BETTE JOHNSON Candy is sweet, but Bette is sweeter. BONNIE JOHNSON She always follows ambition, but she never seems to catch up with it. DELORES JOHNSON I want what I want, when I want it. KARL KAHKONEN I have a car, it's not so new; but show me a road it can't go thru. RONALD KANTOLA I do the hardest work of the day before breakfast--getting up. 48 MARGARET KEMPPAINEN ’’There is not duty so much underrated as the duty of being happy.” TERRY KENT No one can be more divine than I.” BRENDA KNAPP A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone.” DENNIS KOSKI He only has one side, the good side. JULIE KRAMARICH She looks like an angel and talks like one too; but you can never tell what an angel will do. KAY ANN KRISTO I assisted at the birth of that important word flirtation. LOUIS LE CL AIRE Footloose and fancy free, that's the way he'll always be. TERRY LEE Oh, this learning; what a thing it is! TIM LEEMON A lad lighthearted and content, but very on mischief bent. LOUELLA LEPOLA Just being happy is a good thing. BARBARA LONGRIE Quiet, but full of friendliness and thought. DARLENE McMULLIN A happy girl, a smile so sweet; a nicer girl you'll never meet. 50 JAMES MAKI School breaks up my whole day. DAVID MARION Leave silence to saints, I'm human. THERESA MARNICH Neat, sweet and so petite. FRANK MATHER The presidential chair needs ingenious men like Lincoln, Hoover, and me. RITCHIE MENARD I have a Jeep, it's not so new, but show me a road it hasn't gone through. TONI METEER Jolly and neat and always sweet. 51 GREGG MITCHELL I love the ladies and all the ladies love me. WAYNE MOILANEN I can resist anything except temptation. STANLEY NIEMI Four whole years to fill the blank between my ears. DAVID PAULOS One of the more quiet boys; bothers no one, makes no noise. 52 MARLENE PER ROW Tiny and dark and full of spark. JAMES RAJALA Fun and mischief are his chief companions. CARL REHN He wants his own way from day to day. SHIRLEY RISKU The princess of pep, poise, and personality. JUDY ROBILLARD A cheery greeting, a friendly smile; a girl like this makes life worth while. SUSAN ROCK Liked by all, courted by one; plenty of brains, lots of fun. 53 BOCUE SANDBERG I agree with no man's opinion; I have some of my own. KATHY SANDS A popular, attractive girl is she, loyal and sweet as she can be. ROBERT SANDS Sing and I'll sing with you; study and you'll study alone. MICHAEL SAN REGRET What is so pleasant as a day off? 54 DENNIS SAYOTOVICH If he has any faults, he left us in doubt. MARIE SEAVOY Love strolled into her heart one dayj just came for a visit--decided to stay. EDWARD SELDEN My life is frittered away by detail. JAMES SELDEN If school life is liberty, give me death. JENNI SOLBERG Often seen but never heard. JUDY SOLI A cheerful smile, a pleasant word, her friendly greeting often heard. 55 NORMAN SPENCER His only labor is to kill time. ARTHUR STENSON I like work; it fascinates me. I could sit and look at it for hours. ROGER STEVENS The age of chivalry is gone. ROBERT ST. GEORGE They say all great men work hard; Boy, am I tired! MARGARET STIGLICH Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. ROLAND SWARTZ When basketball and studies clash, let the studies go to smash. 56 MIKE SYRJALA The harder I try to be gooder, the worse I get. RENA TOLLEFSON And still the wonder grows; how one can carry all she knows. 57 UNDERCLASSMEN Freshman CLASS OFFICERS STANDING: Mr. Grouleau J. Leighton D. Falk SEATED: D. Deschaine E. Forsman K. Henrickson Sophomore STANDING: R. Derocher E. Whitman R. Kent S. Van Buren SEATED: M. Rolof K. Funke C. Gasner STANDING: B. Heikkinen R Fredrikson H. Foy SEATED: I. Falk F. Ride II P. Koski Junior 60 Juniors R. Bloomhuff L. Borowski D. Boyer C. Brownlee C. Brunette J. Carriere R. Chapko L. Christianson A. Clishe R. Collins D. Coppler M. Crawford M. Dawson M. Deschaine W. Deschaine J. Drew S. Drew L. Dudo L. Elmbiad B. Erickson R. Erickson I. Falk J. Falk C. Fisher L. Forsberg H. Foy C. Franti R. Fredrikson 61 B. Fmstaglio R. Genshow G. Gerard G. Glover R. Code11 J. Golden J. Groleau M. Haara B. Heikkinen L. Heikkinen R. Herrala G. Hofbauer J. Hofbauer B. Huhtala M. Jarvey C. Jentoft T. Jestila J. Johnson J. Kantola M. Kasper L. Ketola A. Kivela P. Koski L. Koskimaki D. Kubit M. Kytoia W. Lahti L. Larson 62 D. Laturi B. Leemon D. Lewis R. Liimatainen D. Loose more C. Maki J. Maki L. Maki P. Maki D. Manninen M. Manning V. Manning G. Mattson G. Miller M. Moilanen L. Nelson L. Nevala B. Newland S. Nord L. Nurmela M. Olsen K. Olson O. Paquet P. Pulkki R. Ridell G. Rowloff D. Roy D. Saarinen 63 D. St. Andre G. Stein W. Sterbenz S. Stevens C. St. George R. Supanich C. Verbonac J. Voakes L. Waisanen D. Whitman D. Santti M. Schultz C. Selden M. Selden M. Snyder J. Soli 64 Sophomores S. Aalto L. Ahola G. Archambeau E. Asher L. Beau prey E. Borgen P. Bourdage D. Brogan P. Danielson R. Derocher M. DesLaurie D. Dusincki P. Ellenich J. Elmblad K. Eskel H. Fish S. Forsberg K. Funke C. Gasner H. Godell P. Gourneau P. Haara R. Hansen M. Harsh E. Heikkinen P. Heltunen R. Hofer P. Hutula D. Jacoby R. Janda D. Johnson 65 R. Johnson C. Kallio L. Kanniainen C. Kent D. Kent R. Kent K. Koskela E. Koskimaki J. Kotila G. LaFernier D. Lambert S. Lambert D. LaPointe D. Leaf P. LeClaire R. Le Claire B. Lee J. Loonsfoot M. Lydman J. Maki R. Maki R. Maki G. Marinich J. Mathes T. McIntyre B. McMullin J. McMullin J. Meteer L. Meyer A. Miron J. Nankervis 66 T. Nankervis C. Niemi M. Nopola R. Norback R. Oikarinen W. Paquet J. Pennock W. Rafferty G. Rajala L. Rajala B. Reed M. Rolof A. Salo L. Sandberg G. Sands D. Schmitz R. Schooley J. Schultz E. Sikkila M Soli R. Soli T. Stebbins J. Stelmaszek S. Stenson J. Stiglich R. Teddy C. Theriault S. Tormanen S. VanBuren J. White E. Whitman 67 J. Aalto E. Adams S. Ala G. Allert B. Almli K. Anderson J. Barnett J. Bennett D. Besonen J. Besonen D. Bianco J. Bishop M. Borrows R. Byford D. Cavanaugh F. Chaudier T. Chaudier C. Collins D. Coppler J. DeCota D. Dawson D. Deschaine D. Deschaine G. DesLaurier R. Elmblad D. Erickson R. Erickson D. Falk D. Fesnick L. Forcia L. Forcia E. Foreman G. Foy D. Frietag G. Goodreau R. Goulet M. Groleau L. Hatara 68 K. Hendrikson S. Hietala C. Hill R. Hill N. Holm a J. Holso W. Jarvey D. Johnson J. Johnston C. Jukkala D. Kantola E. Kantola D. Kemppainen B. Ketola L. Kinnunen E. Kivela M. Knapp J. LaFemier M. LaFemier D. Lazarri L. Le Claire J. Leighton A. Lepola J. Lindahl J. Lundy K. Lyberg M. Makela M. Maki V. Maki T. Marinich D. Miller J. Miron J. Moilanen G. Nankervis M. Nelson S. Niemi S. Niemi P. Nygord 69 R. Nystuen C. Oakes D. Olsen J. Pakkala C. Paulos S. Pellinen R. Reed G. Risku F. Roberts S. Rowloff J. Salo D. Sangregret D. Santti E. Schooley T. Selden M. Seppala B. Sikkila D. Sikkila A. Sikorsky D. Sikorsky R. Silk L. Solberg A. Soli J. Soli O. Stein M. Stenson D. Stiglich L. Stromback R. Sullivan J. Tembruell N. Thorsen N. Tikkanen L. Torma D. Van Abel R. Verbonac C. Vuk J. Waisanen J. Watters K. Whitman 70 GRADES Eighth grade J. Adams K. Allert G. Anderson T. Archambeau R. Asher M. Bianco D. Blood L. Brogan S. Crawford F. Curtis A. Dantes L. DeCota J. Derocher J. Dorsky M. Ellenich G. Ellis A. Erickson M. Gauthier J. Genschow V D. Golden G. Harkonen T. Heitala C. Hofbauer R. Huhtala D. Jacoby N. Jarvey M. Johnson M. Ketola J. Kinnunen 72 D. Koski S. Kosy M. LaFernier S. Lahti M. Longeway D. Loose more J. Lyberg D. Newland W. Nygord K. Paquet C. Pennock C. Petersen M. Peterson M. Rafferty S. Roy K. Sayotovich J. Seppanen L. Schooley C. Selden R. Soli S. Stein D. Stelmaszek B. Sterbenz D. Sterbenz B. St. George N. Theriault L. VanBuren M. Waisanen R. Wirtanen 73 Seventh grade class officers SEATED: E. Funke P. Meteer A. Stein STANDING: G. Saari Eighth grade class officers STANDING: L. VanBuren SEATED: C. Hofbauer P. Huhtala C. Selden 74 Seventh grade M. Adams J. Anderson P. Archambeau J. Autio E. Bishop B. Borgen J. Brown J. Brownlee G. Coleman R. Conner C. Crawford S. Dault J. Derocher B. Dorsky R. Elmblad D. Fish S. Formolo T. Foreman V. Frisvall E. Funke D. Genschow E. Glover R. Gustafson G. Heikkinen R. Heikkinen D. Hansen D. Hoopengarner L. Hutula K. Jarvey B. Johnson P. Johnson W. Johnson 75 K. Ketola P. Meteer S. Mettner D. Michaelson J. Moilanen M. Niemi W. Nygord S. Patrikus G. Penokie K. Penokie L. Phillips W. Roberts J. Robillard L. Rock G. Saari K. Salo D. Selden R. Seppanen J. Sikorsky R. Soli A. Stein R. Stein L. Stevens R. Stroube M. Sullivan R. Teddy E. Tollefson J. Vuk L. Waisanen T. Whaley G. Wirtanen 76 CLASS WILL Gerald Aalto--wills his ability to skin cats to Carol Niemi. Jenny Abba--wills her yellow knee socks to Evelyn Sikkila. Howard Ahola--wills his Finnish accent to Mike Crawford who has been trying so hard to get one. Larry Ala--wills his ability to be lazy and get away with it to Cheryl Brunette. Dan Anderson--wills his position as Sports Editor on the Horneteer to Chummer Soli. Pat Bennett--wills her never ending energy to Barbara Heikkinen. John Bennett--wills his red hair to Carol Selden who's been experimenting with the red dye. Gary Bishop--wills his noontime ride home with Mr. Brinkman to Susan Roy. Marian Blanchard--wills her never give up attitude to Jenny Leighton. Edward Bourdage—wills his job at the L'Anse Sentinel Office to Lauri Larson, who has gotten so involved in Journalism. Michael Brogan--wills his jolly nature to Miss Higgins. Roger Cavanaugh--wills his Honda to Cindy Oakes. Sally Champine--wills her pierced ears to Mary Dawson. Robert Chenoweth--wills his janitors job to anyone who wants to earn money for college. Michael Connor--wills his grades to Danny Sullivan. Linda Cummings--wills her curly hair to Sandy Nord. Linnea Cummings--wills her dancing ability to Dick Herrala. Jim Dusincki--wills his success with women to Lee Sandburg. Jay Elmblad--wills his tight perma-press pants to Mr. Mac. Harland Fisher--wills his bangs to John Falk, who lost his. Sharon Forcia--wills her rides to the Ottawa Lodge to Selma Koskimaki. Terry Freitag--wills his ability to speak with his eyes to Gary Glover. James Gabe--wills his dancing ability to Mr. Outinen. Shirley Gauthier--wills her fingernails to Arlene Salo. Kathy Golden--wills her curly hair to Mary Olsen. Cathy Hansen--wills her ability to be heard anywhere to Marie Kasper. Connie Heikkinen--wills her ability to be loyal to one guy to Sugar Fish. Tom Holfbauer--wills his trips to Baraga to anyone who is interested in the girls over there. Beverly Holappa--wills her luck with the guys from Alberta to Randa Elmblad. Jim Howe--wills his ability to overhaul car engines to Jackie Drew. Bette Johnson--wills her golden locks to Denise La Pointe. Bonnie Johnson--wills her ability to pry to Barbara Reed. Delores Johnson--wills her hot temper to Rudy Supanich. Karl Kahkonen--wills his job at Kissels garage to Diane Schmitz. Ron Kantola--wills his ability to keep a car in one piece to anyone who wants it. Margie Kemppainen--wills her ability to get along with everyone to Mary Moilanen. Terry Kent--wills his ability to lift weights to his brother Deane, who needs it. Brenda Knapp--wills her patience in class to all under-classmen. Dennis Koski--wills his tuba playing ability to Jane Miron. Julie Kramarich--wills her math ability to Terry Jestila. Kay Kristo--wills her little black book to Linda Nelson who's been collecting them lately. Terry Lee--wills his fishing shack to Joe Watters. Louis Le Claire--wills his height and size to Gary Risku. Louella Lepola--wills her quiet ways to Donnie Boyer. 77 Barbara Longrie--wills her sweetness to Paul Pulkki. Tim Leemon--wills his Karate talents to Jack Pakkala. Darlene McMullin--wills her quietness to her sister Barbara. James Maki--wills his determination to study to Karl Funke. Theresa Marinich--wills her size to Gerry Gerard. Ritchie Menard--wills his jeep to Miss Higgins so she doesn't have to take the Greyhound to Marquette anymore. Toni Meteer--wills her school loyalty to Robin Tobey. Gregory Mitchell--wills his burgundy pants to Bobby Kent. Wayne Moilanen--wills his flirting ability to Oliver Paquette. Darlene Nankervis--wills her patterned stockings to Diane Dusincki. Loryl Nelson--wills her government seat to Bobby Fredrikson. Dan Niemi--wills his western boots to Byron Sikkila. Stanley Niemi--wills his ability to violate and not get caught to David Laturi. David Paulos--wills his ability to keep quiet in English to Bob Hofer. Marlene Perrow--wills her size 5 shoe to Gerry Gerard. James Raj ala--wills his skipping ability to Dale Leaf. Carl Rehn--wills his hall sweeping job back to Spike Cosgrove. Shirley Risku--wills her dog tags to Marcia Rolof. Judy Robillard--wills her sweet disposition to Lorraine Nevala. Susan Rock--wills her ability to get away with goofing off in Mrs. Magnuson's class to Bobby Reed. Louie Roy--wills Denny to Chris Jentoft, who has always wanted a brother. Bobby Sands--wills his giggle to Mr. Raymond. Bogue Sandberg--wills his ability to ski to Lou Forsberg who hasn't been getting the right instructions. Kathy Sands--wills her ability to go with the same boy all through high school to Laurie Larson. Mike Salo--wills his job at the A P to Donnie Boyer. Mike Sangregret--wills his blue Chevy to Clyde Kent who likes to drive it. Dennis Sayotovich--wills his baggy pants to Dickie Herrala. Marie Seavoy--wills a little of her shyness to Irene Falk. Edward Selden--wills his government seat to Larry Heikkinen. Jim Selden—wills his ulcer to Mr. Goulet. Jenny Solberg--wills her job at the Gambles Store to Barbara Leemon. Judy Soli--wills her faithfulness to Bonnie Frustaglio. Norman Spencer--wills his sweet outlook on life to Mr. Olson. Arthur Stenson--wills his ability to go undetected to Rachael Chapko. Roger Stevens--wills his ear to ear smile to David Laturi. Robert St. George--wills his joke collection to Mrs. Sauvola. Margaret Stiglich--wills her slide rule to Gerry Gerard who might need it. Roland Swartz--wills his basketball position to Paul Mayo. Mike Syrj ala--wills his power of concentration and ability to make A's to Diane Manninen. Rena Tollefson--wills her good grades to anyone who is willing to keep them up. Barbara Torma--wills her quietness to Evie Whitman. Ralph Waisanen--wills his ability not to get caught in trouble to Steve Forsberg. Mike Whitman--wills his blush to Putsy (Robert) Sullivan. Frank Mather—wills his hitchhiking skills to Louie Dudo. 78 CLASS PROPHECY In the Horneteer of March 3, 1972, the following article was found: After returning from his round the world tour, on which he met many of the graduates of 1966, Mr. Olson reports finding them engaged in many interesting occupations. Julie Kramarich, who is now Mrs. Ray McDonald, is teaching physics at Michigan Tech. Delores Johnson and Kay Ann Kristo are getting quite a tan; they are running a Los Angeles advertising firm. Norman Spencer is now selling lots on the Bay Shore Drive; he is in the real estate business. Jenni Solberg is married to John LaPlante and is teaching office machines here at L'Anse. David Paulos is now a big business man in New York City and is supporting a family of ten. In the Library of Congress, we find Loryl Nelson, the head librarian. Kathy Sands has gone far in her career, she is now director of St. Joseph's School of Nursing. The New York Times has just hired a new editor, Edward Bourdage. Our small quiet Shirley Gauthier is now a famous opera star, who is engaged to sing on the Ed Sullivan show next week. Darlene McMullin is now the proud owner of the Darling Style Shop in Miami, Florida. Her business manager is Judy Robillard and one of her frequent models is Bonnie Johnson. Gerry Aalto is head of the veterinary clinic in Covington and is presently engaged in research on what came first--the chicken of the egg. Shirley Risku and Mike Nordstrom are now married and she enjoys her life as a Colonels wife. Gary Bishop is still at L'Anse and he has now taken over Mr. Brinkman's position with Mr. Brinkman as his assistant. In Viet Nam we find Bob St. George and Roland Swartz playing basketball with the Viet Nam Globe Trotters and Harland Fisher is the coach. Mike Whitman now owns a chain of Brunswick Bowling Lanes in Chicago. Michael Syrjala has worked his way up to being President of the International Hobo's Association, taking the place of Howard Ahola who has resigned to begin a career in politics. The new advertising agent for the Coast to Coast Store is none other than Ritchie Menard. Larry Ala and Jim Dusincki are now co-owners on the chain of Sinclair Gas Stations throughout the United States. Dan Andersen is a professional swimmer, but is laid up in the hospital after falling off the diving board onto the cement floor. Kathy Golden and Barbara Torma are both famous speech-makers and have both traveled all over the world. Louie LeClaire is now the new heavy-weight champion of the world. Barbara Longrie is now married and is presiding as head of the Lonesome Hearts Club. James Maki is now working in Ohio as a woman's fashion designer. He is an expert in bathing suits. Dan Niemi has become a full-fledged pulp peeler in the great pulp industry of Covington. Cathy Hansen is now an etiquette teacher at good ole L.H.S. The head butcher at the IGA Store in L'Anse is Dennis Sayotovich. Gregg Mitchell is a prominent taxi cab driver in Chicago. Brenda Knapp and Beverly Holappa are both happily married and are now running the Ojibway National Park. Stanley Niemi has the occupation of Orthodonistry in the suburbs of Covington. Through high school he has had the opportunity to learn about teeth and braces. James Raj ala is still working at Kotila's gas station but instead of just part time work he has become the manager and is supporting his wife and eight kids. He believes in the saying The more the merrier. Arthur Stenson has become a professional boxer and after one win considers himself the greatest. 79 In the center of industry, we find Toni Meteer, working on an assembly line in Detroit. The new coach for the Minnesota Vikings is none other than Bogue Sandberg. Margie Kemppainen is nursing Louie Roy back to health after his accident at the Quality Food Store, which he now owns. Marian Blanchard is now a medical secretary for an eye doctor. Terry Freitag is fast becoming a legend like Paul Bunyan for his efficient lumbering in the forests of the Upper Peninsula. Terry Kent, who just got out of the Air Force, is now a weight lifter in the circus. Mike Salo owns a dairy bar on the east side of Manhattan. John Bennett is now the owner of Pat's Standard Station in Sidnaw and hopes to earn enough money to send his three growing sons to college. Linda Cummings is working in a very exclusive beatuy salon and serves only the wealthiest people in Sidnaw. Sally Champine is now a technologist at Cape Kennedy. Mike Sanregret is now running the new dragstrip in Dogpatch. Edward Selden is in the Army; he is now a Sergeant at Fort Lauderdale, Flordia. Theresa Marinich is married and is running an art gallery at the Sidnaw Co-Op. Linnea Cummings is now a newly married bride and is now experimenting on a recipe for making biscuits that won't break her husband's teeth. Tom Holfbauer has re-opened Menges' Hot Rod Shop and Karl Kahkonen is head mechanic. Mike Brogan is the head custodian at the Empire State Building and two of his assistants are Carl Rehn and Bob Chenoweth. James Howes has resigned as a foreman at the Cleveland Cliffs Mine and has taken the position of head waiter at the new Covington Hilton. Ronald Kantola is now working in a Sealy Posturepedic Mattress Company in Covington as a mattress tester. His experience with Harvey White has made his job much easier. Patty Bennett and Oscar are married, and Patty is the head nurse in the jungles in Africa. Mike Connor is having his internship with Ben Casey, he is also learning things besides medicine. Louella Lepola and her husband are now self-employed in the production of Honda's at their home in Watton. Darlene Nankervis now owns a McDonald Hamburger Stand in Skanee. She has just sold her first billion hamburgers. The traveling bug has Marie Seavoy, she is now in the Peace Corps in Chile. Bob Sands is now the owner of Limestone Mountain Ski Club, and his wife Judy Soli, is giving free skiing lessons. Roger Stevens is now a lawyer in Detroit, and has hired Marlene Perrow as his private secretary. Because of her skills in Home Economics, Margaret Stiglich has taken over Mrs. Bartelli's job on television. Susan Rock is now Mrs. Curt Rehn, and is raising a family, but in her spare time she plays the trumpet in Curt's Combo. Roger Cavanaugh is now getting in shape for the Olympics, in which he will participate on the trampoline. In Paris we find Bette Johnson, and her family; her career as a fashion designer has brought her a long way from L'Anse. Wayne Moilanen is now the president of a Los Angeles Times in California. Dennis Koski and Ralph Waisanen now own the Sportsmen's Dining and Dancing Club in the Huron Mountains. They have music provided by Frank Mather and his jazz band, with Jennie Abba as their nightly Go-Go dancer. She is assisted by Jay Elmblad when he isn't washing dishes. Rena Tollefson and Terry Lee are now the owners of the Powderhorn Ski Resort in Switzerland. David Marion, our class Romeo, is teaching chemistry at Minnehaha Academy. Timmy Leemon has now progressed the business of Leemon's Department Store into a chain of stores around the nation. The new director of the F.B.I. is our own former classmate Jim Gabe. L'Anse has a new person running for sheriff this year. Yes, it's Connie Heikkinen with her efficient campaign manager, Sharon Forcia. Admiral James Selden is living it up these days down in the Caribbean. 80 ADVERTISING We Welcome Your Account COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF L’ANSE RELIANCE AGENCY, INC. NITE OWL KOTILA LUNCH Phone 524-6330 TIRE 2 N. 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