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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1971 volume:

The students of LHS begin another day of learning, of friendship. They are the heartbeat, the pulsating nucleus of LHS. The image they form is an audible image; it is yesterday's child, tommorrow's adult: it is ENVOY '71. Administration Faculty Athletics Organizations Activities Underclassmen Seniors Advertising 6 7 13 29 39 49 59 77 4 ADMINISTRATION PETER J. RAYMOND PRINCIPAL OF L'ANSE HIGH SCHOOL WILLIS C. OLSON SUPERINTENDENT OF L'ANSE SCHOOLS EARL WILLETTE LAIRD PRINCIPAL JAMES T. MATTSON JUNIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL OF L'ANSE SCHOOL GLEN A. ANDERSON B.S. Northern Michigan University M. A. Universtiy of Michigan MUSIC BILL A. BENNETT A.B. Northern Michigan University SCIENCE EDWARD J. BRINKMAN B.S. Northern Michigan University M.A. Northern Michigan University DRAFTING JERRY J. BUGNI B.S. Northern Michigan University Michigan Technological University MATHEMATICS, COACH ALBERT CHRISTENSEN B.S. Northern Michigan University MATHEMATICS ELIZABETH J. DESCHAINE B.S. College of St. Scholastica Northern Michigan University University of Michigan BUSINESS EDUCATION TOM L. DESROCHERS B.S. Northern Michigan University Suomi College M.A. Northern Michigan University GUIDANCE, ENGLISH, CONSERVATION ROBERT EPLETT B.S. Northern Michigan University ART 7 ANDREW J. GAUTHIER B.S. Northern Michigan University M.A. Northern Michigan University INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION DAVID D. GOULET ELY Junior College B.S. University of Minnesota Michigan Technological University M.A. University of Michigan M.A. Northern Michigan University Notre Dame University PHYSICS, MATHEMATICS JEAN GREGG B.S. State University of New York BUSINESS EDUCATION MARY A. HARRINGTON B.A. Northern Michigan University M.A. Northern Michigan University University of Michigan GUIDANCE MARY MARGARET HIGGINS B.A. College of St. Scholastica University of Michigan LATIN, ECONOMICS, GOVERNMENT ED R. JACOBY B.A. Northern Michigan University M.A. Northern Michigan University Carleton College ENGLISH MARY KAUFMAN B.S. Northern Michigan University ENGLISH, CHEERLEADING SANDRA L. KINONEN B.S. Northern Michigan University ENGLISH 8 MARY L. MAGNUSON B.S. Northern Michigan University M.A. University of Michigan Lawrence University ENGLISH RONALD RICHARDS B.S. Northern Michigan University M.A. Northern Michigan University LAIRD DONALD McKINDLES Northern Michigan University DRIVER TRAINING ALAN A. NIEMELA B.S. Northern Michigan University CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGY LEO M. OUTINEN B.S. Northern Michigan University HISTORY, WORLD GEOGRAPHY LOUIS B. OWEN B.S. Western Michigan University HISTORY WILLIAM POPP B.S. Northern Michigan University Arizona State University M.A. Northern Michigan University PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HEALTH, GEOGRAPHY ALTON SEID B.S. University of Michigan Michigan State University M.S. University of Minnesota GENERAL SCIENCE, BIOLOGY 9 ANITA SIKORSKY A. B. Northern Michigan University Eastern Michigan University University of Michigan Suomi College ENGLISH, GERMAN CORNELIUS J. SULLIVAN JR. B. A. Northern Michigan University M.A. Northern Michigan University St. Paul Seminary St. Lawrence Seminary CIVICS, WORLD HISTORY URSULA A. UTLEY B.S. Northern Michigan University M.A. University of Michigan PHYSICAL EDUCATION, GIRLS GYMNASTICS CHEERLEADING BRIAN JENTOFT B.S. Northern Michigan University M.A. Northern Michigan University BUSINESS EDUCATION NANCY CAMPBELL B.S. Northern Michigan University HOME ECONOMICS OUR TEACHERS AT WORK!! ! 10 11 YEARBOOK STAFF EDITOR: Becky Stroube PHOTOGRAPHER: Mr. Jerry De Motts ADVISOR: Mr. Jacoby NOTE FROM THE EDITOR: On behalf of the Yearbook staff, I would like to thank Jerry DeMotts and his crew for such excellent pic- tures and cooperation that helped make our Yearbook a success. I would also like to thank Mr. Jacoby for the hours of time and work he put in with us. And last but not least, I as editor would like to thank the en- tire staff for the excellent job they did in turning out the 1970-71 ENVOY. 12 ATHLETICS SEVE ONE N IETEEN S N SEVENTY 0 'Y ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE N| E NINETEEN N SEVENTY 0| 'Y ONE NINET NETEEN SEVEI VENTY ONE N| E NINETEEN In seventy o| Y ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE N| E NINETEEN :n seventy o| 'Y ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE N| E NINETEEN :n SEVENTY Y ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE NE NINETEEN SEVE TEEN SEVEh VENTY ONE E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY C ME NINETEEN ITY ONE NINE ETEEN SEVEr VENTY ONE N E NINETEEN ITY ONE NINE ETEEN SEVEr LVENTY ONE IS NINETEEN TY ONE NINI NETEEN SEVEI VENTY ONE M EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINET1 NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE EN SEVENTY ( NE NINETEEN EEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE1 NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE r E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY ETEEN SEVEr VENTY ONE N IE NINETEEN EN SEVENTY ( NE NINETEEN ITY ONE NINE ETEEN SEVEI VENTY ONE N E NINETEEN iEN SEVENTY ( Y ONE NINE' TY ONE NINE! NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE EEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE! NETEEN SEVE [VENTY ONE NE NINETEEN EEN SEVENT' EEN SEVENTY ONE Nil t NE NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE EN SEVENTY |NE NINETEEN TY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE t)NE NINETEEN EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE )NE NINETEE EN SEVENTY EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINET] INETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINET INETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINB NINETEEN SE SEVENTY 0 ONE NINETE 'ETEEN SEVEN ENTY ONE Nl, E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE INETEEN SEV| EVENTY ONE, ONE NINETEE, TEEN SEVEN ENTY ONE Nl ■m SEV rv ONE INETEEN :en seventy d JTY ONE NINE1 NINETEEN SEV SEVENTY ONE )NE NINETEEN :en seventy i JTY ONE NINE NINETEEN SEV SEVENTY ONE )NE NINETEEN! :en seventy JTY ONE NINE' NINETEEN SEV SEVENTY ONE )NE NINETEEN! :en seventy JTY ONE NINE NINETEEN SEVI SEVENTY ONE )NE NINETEEN :en seventy JTY ONE NINE JINETEEN SEV SEVENTY ONE 1970 was a great year for football in L'Anse. The Purple Hornets were generally regarded as the team to beat in the Copper Country Conference at the start of the season, but by the end of the season nobody had. Jeny Bugni, in his third year as coach, directed the Hornets to a 7-0-1 record and their first C.C. Conference championship since 1959 and their first undefeated season in Twenty-three years. But the biggest thrill was yet to come. A week after the season ended the U.P. sports writers met in Marquette and chose L'Anse as the best team in the Upper Peninsula and awarded the Hornets the coveted Barber Trophy. It was the first time a Copper Country team had won the trophy and only the thind time a class C school had won. Most of the Hornets and I'm sure most of their fans were a little suprised because a small town team had only a slim chance of getting the award. But the Hornets cer- tainly didn't feel it was a Gift . They were the best and that was that. They had worked hard and they knew it; they felt they deserved the trophy. They did. 1970 Football Players: Coaches-J. Bugni Assistant coach-A. Niemela-D. Michaelson-D. Collins-B. Teddy-D. Mannikko-J. LaPointe-R. Foy-B. Tem- bruell-G. Heikkinen-M. Bennett-S. Salli-D. Poupore- D. Tembruell-R. Heikkinen-M. Anderson-C. Koski- B. Wentela-R. Summers-G. Selden-P. Dove-P.Si- korsky-M. Vizina-P. Meteer-G. Saari-G. Jorden-R. Gustafson-Manager-K. Penokie 15 1970-71 Senior Players: T. Glish- E. Funke-First Team All Conference Defensive half back, Second Team All Conference Offensive half back, Honorable Mention All U.P. Defensive half back; D. Schultz-Second Team All Conference Defensive End; R. Foy-D. Michaelson-First Team offense and defense, All U.P. First offensive half back, U.P. Back of the Year , All State First Team half back, Third Team All Class All State; B. Teddy-First Team All Conference and All U.P. offensive guard, Honorable Mention All Class All State offensive guard; S. Salli-Second Team offensive guard; G. Saari-First Team All Conference linebacker, Honorable Mention for All U.P. , Second Team offense, Co-Captain; J. LaPointe-D. Collins- All Conference offensive and defensive tackle, All U.P. defensive tackle; G. Selden- R. Heikkinen- B. Wentela-M. Anderson- First Team All Conference end, All U.P. Honorable Mention; G. Heikkinen- P. Meteer- Second Team offensive quarter back, Co-Captain; D. Manni kko. 16 SCORES OF J .V. FOOTBALL SEASON we they Calumet 21 14 Gwinn 0 28 Hancock 8 14 Crystal Falls 0 37 Houghton 20 0 Hancock 14 14 While Football is definitely a team sport, a closer look at that jumbled mass of human- ity will reveal the individual battles being waged. t 18 J.V. CHEERLEADERS Captain -J. Clements P. Poupore J. Pennock C. Johnson P. Clements J. Kayramo The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders of 1970- 71 are a very talented and spirited group of girls. We are looking forward to see- ing them soon as Varsity Cheerleaders. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Seniors; Lynn Rock, Phyllis Miron, Theresa Whaley, Lori Deschaine, and Becky Stroube. Juniors; Lisa Skuggen, Jane Johnson, and Sara Stroube. Spirit, pep, yelling, tension, games, faces, and peo- ple all bound up mean the exciting life of a cheerleader. 20 21 22 GYMNASTICS: Coaches Miss Utley- Miss Kaufman: ROW 1 P. Miron-T. Whaley-L. Rock-K. Michaelson-J. Meteer-D. Harju-C. Sikorsky-ROW 2. M. Rolo-D. Dompier-T. Boes- ler-P. Clements-D. Leemon-V. Peterson-K. Schultz-C. Johnson-S. Haataja-N. Gregg-ROW 3. P. Pou- pore-S. Lattrel-E. Bishop-J. Kay- ramo-J. Clements-C. Brunet-C. Johnson-J. Johnson-G. Noonan-B. Tonkin The gymnastic team had a very suc- cessful year last year, finishing se- cond in the state. 23 VARSITY BASKETBALL: Coach: J. Bugni ROW 1-R. Heikkinen-R. Johnson-M. Anderson-R. Teddy- G. Saari-C. Koski-R. Gustafson- ROW 2. F. Teddy-P. Meteer-S. Lazzari-R. LeClaire-G. Selden-B. Tonkin-D. Michaelson-Manager- K. Penokie 24 J.V. RECORD They We Crystal Falls 58 - 75 Ontonogon 36 - 66 Baraga 54 - 55 Lake Linden 46 - 60 Jeffers 30 - 61 Hancock 40 - 57 Houghton 49 - 63 Jeffers 34 - 57 Calumet 51 - 83 Dollar Bay 25 - 57 Baraga 41 - 48 Ontonogon 34 - 57 ♦Jeffers 51 - 68 Coach; Mrs. Niemala - S. Thorsen - T. Loftquist -J. Sirard - T. Kruse - A. Hollon - D. Heikkinen - P. Sikorsky - J. Ed- wards - T. Brunet - J. Tonkin - M. Dault - D. Bertie - Man- ager Row 2; M. Harkonen - R. Make - B. Sands - S. Koski - S. Gauthier - D. Miron - S. Collins - D. Lanctot - P. Selden - G. LeClaire - S. Pennock - Manager The 1970-71 Junior Varsity Basketball Team demonstrated fine basketball ability by winning their first thirteen games. The team has hopes of winning the Junior varsity tournament and perhaps completing the season without a loss. One of the factors contributing to their successful season was the consistent balance scoring and team work. 25 Basketball is a popular sport in this area and for as long as anyone can remember L'Anse High School has had a team. Sometimes it's been more than just any team as you may remember in recent years, such as the state Class C Champion- ship team of 1965-66 and the undefeated Conference Championship team of 1966-67. The seniors on the 1970-71 team were freshmen the year after L'Anse won its last Conference title. Since this is their last year in school they would like to bring another one to L'Anse. With only one defeat in the first half of the sea- son the chances look promising; perhaps even another state championship is more than an impossible dream. OUR SENIORS: Manager-K. Penokie-D. Michaelson-G. Saari-B. Teddy-M. Anderson-R. Heikkinen-G. Selden-P. Meteer. 26 Track And Cross Country TRACK G. Foy D. Michaelson J. LaPointe T. Deschaine S. Patri kus J. Derocher B. Teddy J. Brown R. Summers C. Koski D. Poupore G. Selden D. Schultz CROSS COUNTRY T. Dickey F. Teddy T. Kruse B. Tonkin J. Brown J. Lattrel Z. Lanczy D. Tormanen R. VanAble B. Saarinen Coach-R. Green F. Teddy R. Voakes P. Meteer Coaches-J. Bugni A. Niemela 27 Being a ball carrier is no easy task. It takes a fine combination of guts and cunning- ---Everyone has one thing in mind—SCORE 28 ORGANIZATION 'NE NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE EN SEVENTY ( TY ONE NINE7 :EN SEVENTY INETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN |TY ONE NINE' NETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN TY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI SEVENTY ONE EN SEVENTY ( NE NINETEEN EEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI NE NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE EN SEVENTY NE NINETEEN EN SEVENTY, TY ONE NIN NINETEEN SE' SEVENTY 01 ONE NINETEI ETEEN SEVEN ENTY ONE Nlj E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE INETEEN- SEVI EVENTY ONE, ONE NINETEE] TEEN SEVEN ENTY ONE Nl SEV ONE INETEENI EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEV EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN! EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI I EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN! EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE NE nineteen: EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE' INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEI EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE The Yearbook Staff production of the Envoy '70-71 with a meeting to familiarize its' twenty members with the work ahead of them: comm- itties, deadlines, pictures, money, layouts, pages, typing. Sara Stroube, Ki-Ki Koskimaki, Peggy Groleau, and Lori Deschaine attended a workshop at Michigan Tech and brought home ideas which helped make the book more successful. At our final deadline, February 13, all pages were finished and things looked well on the way. When the books reach you this spring, Becky will heave a big sigh of relief. 30 R. 1: S. Collins-C. Elmblad-S. Pennock-R. 2: R. Connor-M. Huhtala-L. Harkonen-C. Johnson-J. Clements-R. Eliason-C. Brunet-S. Hietala-R. 3: G. Heikkinen-D. Hutula-J. Brown-B. Michels-M. Good re au Student Council 31 Future Medical Club 33 Forensics R. 1: L. Deschaine, K. Salo, G. Glover, N. Shann, J. Magnuson, W. Glover, C, Koski, R. 2: Mrs. DesRocher, L. Selden, M. McDonald, M.Vizina, T. Dickey, C. Brunet, B. Stroube Future Homemakers 34 M. McDonald C. Reyes J. Jarvey D. Genschow D. Jarvey Mrs. Campbell 35 36 1970 Musical “Where’s The Mayor?” 38 ACTIVITIES SEVE ONE N ETEEN S :n seventy o 'Y ONE NINET NETEEN SEVEI VENTY ONE N IE NINETEEN N SEVENTY 0 rY ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE IVENTY ONE N IE NINETEEN EN SEVENTY 0 rY ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE TY ONE NINETI NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE EN SEVENTY (JNE NINETEEN ITY ONE NINE' [EN SEVENTY VENTY ONE N METEEN SEVEI TY ONE NINET NINETEEN Si EN SEVENTY O rY ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE IE NINETEEN S| EN SEVENTY Ofj rY ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE IVENTY ONE VENTY ONE N E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY d TY ONE NINE VENTY ONE N NETEEN SEVEI VENTY ONE N E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY 0 Y ONE NINE TY ONE NINETI NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE E NINETEEN EEN SEVENTY NETEEN SEVE [VENTY ONE r NE NINETEEN 1EEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINETI NETEEN SEVE [VENTY ONE I NE NINETEEN EEN SEVENT’ NE NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE EN SEVENTY |NE NINETEEN TY ONE NINE' NETEEN SEVEI EVENTY ONE DNE NINETEEN! EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE )NE NINETEE EN SEVENTY EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN EEN SEVENTY, TY ONE NINI NINETEEN SE' SEVENTY 01 ONE NINETEI ETEEN SEVEN; ENTY ONE Nlj E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE' INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE, ONE NINETEEJ TEEN SEVEN ENTY ONE Nl SEVI ONE INETEENI EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEV EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN! EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEV EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN! EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE NE NINETEE! EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEV EVENTY ONE CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY The 70-71 Christmas Assembly was one of the best the L'Anse High School has ever held. The program began with the chorus performing Hallelujah, Amen and Jingle Bell Travelogue. Bobby Meyers and Eric Olsen read The Night Before Christmas to Gary Jordan's swinging beat. Finally, Santa Bruce appeared with his elves and Peggy and presented the teachers and friends with their Christmas presents. We all went home in the joyous Christmas Spirit. 40 AT THE GROCERY STORE THE SEEDS AT THE DENTIST THE HORROR HOUSE PANTOMIME PRODUCTION At the beginning of the school year a Drama Club was formed under the jurisdiction of the Commun- ity School Program. Students from L'Anse and Bar- aga participated, about fifteen in all. Mr. Richard Jedelle was director of the club. One production was held for the public, which consisted of a series of ten pantomimes. The pantomimes both humorous and serious were done very well. 41 DRIVER'S EDUCATION Master of ceremonies-Mr. T. Groleau Queen L. VanBuren Runners up-M. Bianco, P. Miron, D. Michels, B. Stroube, Other Candidates-C. Koski, L. Skuggen, J. Makela, K. Maki, B. Stensen, K. Peterson, R. Stein, J. Johnson, C. Johnson, K. Michaelson, S. Stein. Winter Carnival 42 43 44 fv A holiday was surely found in the Junior- Senior Prom last year with the theme en- titled Roman Holiday. Long hours of work ended in a happy note on the big night of May 23, 1970. n t 45 46 1970 VALEDICTORIAN - Lynn Van Buren 1970 SALUTATORIAN - Judy Manninen BAND AWARD - Nancy Shann CHORUS AWARD - Lynn VanBuren ATHLETIC AWARD - Bruce Wentela HONORS CONVOCATION GRADE 7: Judy Archambeau, Rodney Bolton, Sara Magnuson, Julia Meteer, Georgette Noonan, Kathryn Ranta, Coryn Sikorsky, Jan Van Wagner. GRADE 8: Catherine Adams, Janet Barii, Rosina Lee, Diane Tembreull. FRESHMAN: Karin Catherman, Debra Cault, Diane Dompier, Renee Goulet, Janette Grentz, Coleen John- son , Jean Johnson, Susan Johnson, Suzanne Johnson, Trudy Koski, Valerie Lehto, Joan Magnuson, David Miron, William Phillip, Doug Rafferty, Joanne Ranta, Lynn Salo, William Sands, Nancy Shann, Paul Si- korsky, Sandra Whaley. SOPHOMORE: Kathleen Alatalo, Linda Denomme, Evelyn Derocher, Mary Edwards, Andrea Goulet, Col- leen Hulkonen, Judy Juntunen, Paul Kemppainen, Terry Ketola, Calvin Koski, Candy Koski, Sheryl Maki, Elaine Soli, James VanBuren. JUNIORS: Clark Autio, Linnea Chaudier, Ruth Ann Connor, Joan Derocher, Lori Deschaine, Glen Heik- kinen, Louise Hiltunen, Linda Huhtala, Walter Hulkonen, Dale Hutula, Phil Meteer, Curtis Paulson, Lynn Rock, Glen Saari, Mary Sands, Linda Stevens, Bruce Wentela. SENIORS: Chris Brunet, James Derocher, Karen Joki, Judy Manninen, Joan Miron, Laura Schooley, Lynn VanBuren, Carol Westenberg. WILLIAM JARVEY AWARD For Outstanding Citizenship Sponsored by the Student Council of 1966-67 1970 recipient Becky Stroube 48 UNDERCLASSMEN SEVE! ONE Nl ETEEN S IH SEVENTY 01 ry ONE NINETI NETEEN SEVEI IVENTY ONE N| E NINETEEN N SEVENTY 01 fY ONE NINETI NETEEN SEVEI VENTY ONE N| E NINETEEN N SEVENTY 01 fY ONE NINETI NETEEN SEVEI VENTY ONE N| E NINETEEN N SEVENTY fY ONE NINETI NETEEN SEVEI VENTY ONE N| E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY fY ONE NINETI NETEEN SEVEl VENTY ONE NE NINETEEN SEVE TEEN SEVElfTY ONE NIN VENTY ONE E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY C ME NINETEEN ITY ONE NINE' FEN SEVENTY ETEEN SEVEI1 VENTY ONE E NINETEEN ITY ONE NINE ETEEN SEVEF LVENTY ONE N NINETEEN NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE TY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVEI VENTY ONE EN SEVENTY ( NE NINETEEN EEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVEI VENTY ONE E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY ETEEN SEVEr VENTY ONE N E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY | ITY ONE NINE TY ONE NINE' NETEEN SEVEI EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN EEN SEVENTY VENTY ONE IS lEN SEVENTY d Y ONE NINE ETEEN SEVEI TY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE E NINETEEN EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN EEN SEVENT' NE NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE EN SEVENTY JNE NINETEEN TY ONE NINE' INETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN EEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE INETEEN SEV SEVENTY ONE TY ONE NINE' NETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE EN SEVENTY ( NE NINETEEN EEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EEN SEVENTY ONE Nl NE NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE EN SEVENTY f NE NINETEEN EN SEVENTY, TY ONE NIN NINETEEN SE' SEVENTY 01 ONE NINETEI ETEEN SEVEN! ENTY ONE Nli E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE, ONE NINETEEJ TEEN SEVEN ENTY ONE Nl SEV ONE INETEENI EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEV EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN! EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN! EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN, EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE NE NINETEE EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE: INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE Juniors ROW 1-M. Adams, K. Alatalo, P. Archambeau, L. Asher, J. Askainen, J. Barii, M. Barnes, P. Beauprey, S. Beauprey, M. Bennett, D. Bianco, C. Boesler, C. Brunet. ROW 2-J. Charron, K. Clisch, D. Coleman, F. Collins, L. Denomme, E. Derocher, D. Dompier, P. Dove, M. Edwards, R. Eliason, H. Erickson, J. Erickson, K. Erickson. ROW 3-S. Erickson, D. Genschow, M. Goodreau, A. Goulet, P. Groleau, R. Gus- tafson, T. Haanpaa, S. Haataja, S. Haight, L. Hall, J. Hamm, M. Harrington, L. Harju. ROW 4-E. Heltunen, S. Hofer, R. Hollon, A. Hubbard, C. Hulkonen, M. Hulkonen, J. Johnson, R. Johnson, G. Jordan, J. Juntunen, D. Kelsey, L. Kemppainen, P. Kemppainen . ROW 5-P. Kemppainen, K. Keranen, B. Ketola, T. Ketola, C. Koski, C. Koski, K. Koskimaki, T. LaForest, E. Lahti, M. Lappi, J. Lattrel, S. Lazzari, C. LeClaire. ROW 6-R. LeClaire, D. Leemon, W. Leinonen, D. Lundy, C. Maki, M. Maki, R. Maki, S. Maki, S. Maki, E. Marion, M. McDonald, C. Meyers, R. Meyer. ROW 7-K. Michaelson, R. Michaels, S. Miller, S. Miller, D. Murtomaki, L. Nelson, C. Newland, D. Oger E. Olsen, S. Perry, H. Peterson, V. Peterson, D. Poupore. ROW 8-M. Provost, J. Rajala, D. Rantanen, D. Risku, L. Rolof, M. Rolof, B. Saarinen, F. Sanregret, N. Schultz, L. Selden, M. Silk, L. Skuggen, M. Smith. ROW 9-E. Soli, S. St.Cyr, S. Stroube, S. Sullivan, R. Summers, D. Supanich, F. Teddy, D. Tembreull, W. Tembreull, J. Thoresen, G. Titus, B. Tonkin. ROW 10-D. Tormanen, L. Uren, J. VanBuren, M. Vizina, K. Voakes, R. Voakes, J. Vuk, V. Vuk, J. Wadaga. 50 VS' ROW 1-P. Adams, L. Ahola, C. Alatalo, G. Allman, R. Anderson. ROW 2-R. Barnes, T. Bennett, D. Blood, J. Brown, T. Brunet, G. Cadeau. ROW 3-J. Clements, C. Coleman, T. Collins, D. Dault, M. Daust, G. DeCota. ROW 4-D. Dompier, P. Dove, J. Edwards, P. Erickson, R. Erickson, C. Erwin. ROW 5-L. Forcia, W. Glover, R. Goulet, J. Grentz, R. Hamm, E. Hansen. ROW 6- J. Hill, D. Heikkinen, B. Herring, C. Hiltunen, E. Hiltunen, M. Huhtala. ROW 7-J. Jacoby, J. Jarvey, C. Johnson, C. Johnson, C. Johnson, C. Johnson. ROW 8- J. Johnson, S. Johnson, S. Johnson, M. Juntunen, C. Kantola, C. Kantola. ROW 9-J. Kayramo, M. Kemp- painen, J. Ketola, P. Ketola, T. Koski, T. Kruse, G. Kuusisto, E. Laundy, P. Leemon, V. Lehto, R. Leppala, T. Lofquist, B. Lokers, J. Longrie. ROW 10-G. Loonsfoot, D. Lundy, J. Magnuson, C. Maki, G. Maki, K. Maki, T. Maki, D. Mannikko, A. Martilla, J. McCormick, C. McIntyre, N. Me Kindles, L. Mettner, D. Miron. ROW 11- C. Mitchell, I. Moilanen, M. Nankervis, D. Nopola, S. Nurkkala, K. Paulson, T. Pennock, P. Pellinen, D. Per- rault, K. Peterson, O. Pletcher, W. Phillip, D. Rafferty, L. Rice. ROW 12-J. Ranta, J. Roberts, T. Rolof, J. Salli, J. Salli, L. Salo, W. Sands, M. Schaaf, C. Schaedig, A. Selden, P. Selden, N. Shann, P. Sikorsky, J. Sirard. ROW 13-K. Soli, T. Spencer, C. Stenson, S. Stein, F. Supanich, R. Tembreull, J. Testen, C. Tolo- nen, J. Tonkin, D. Tschury, R. VanAbel, T. VanBuren, J. Suornos, S. Whaley. 52 s 0 3 C 1 1 0 a m s 0 s r e Sophomore Class Officers STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Huhtula, T. Koski, C. Schaedig, C. Johnson. SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Clements, D. Dompier, C. Johnson. 53 B. Aalto, C. Adams, J. Auger, J. Barii, D. Bertie, M. Bianco, S. Bianco, P. Bishop, T. Boesler, D. Breyer, C. Brogan, N. Brownlee, D. Budd, J. Byford-No Picture, P. Cadeau, C. Charron, B. Clements, M. Clements, L. Collins, S. Collins, S. Cooley, B. Daust, G. Deschaine, R. Eliason, D. Fish, R. Fedie, S. Gauthier, J. Francois, S. Godell, D. Gregg, A. Grentz, A. Haataja, L. Haataja, C. Haight, S. Hansen, R. Harju, E. Harkonen, M. Harkonen-No Picture, S. Hietala, A. Hollon, C. Hovinen, D. Jackson, J. Jolgren, D. Joki, R. Kantola-No Picture, S. Koski, W. Koski, K. Kovala-No Picture, B. Kyllonen, W. LaBelle, M. LaBerge, D. Lanctot,Z. Lanczy, G. LeClaire, T. Larson, G. LeClaire, R. Lee-No Picture, S. Leemon, J. Lepola, M. Lofquist, B. Loose- Freshmen 54 more, S. Lundy, V. Lyberg, L. Magaraggia, R. Maki, T. Markovich, R. Manning, G. Makela, F. Mervar, B. McDonald, T. Oger, D. Paquet, J. Pennock, N. Perrow, D. Perry, P. Poupore, R. Pirhonen,T. Roberts, R. Poll- off, J. Roth, K. Saarinen, D. Santti, K. Schultz, K. Seavoy, D. Selden, W. Seppanen, W. Seppanen, C. Sikkila, J. Sikkila, M. Sikkila, D. Snyder, J. Soli, J. Soli-No Picture, V. Soli, T. Stenson, T. Stenson, E. Stromback, W. Summers, B. Talerico, D. Tschury-No Picture, D. Tembreull, R. Tembreull, M. Torma, S. Thoresen, B. Turpeinen, C. Tollefson, L. Uren-No Picture, M. VanAble, C. Van Buren, G. Wanhainen, T. Wadaga, J. Wirtz. 55 R. 1: J. Ala-L. Anderson-W. Anderson-C. Archambeau-B. Bemrose-S. Bianco-D. Blood-R. Bolton- P. Breyer-R. Brown-J. Brunet-D. Brunet-R. 2: C. Catherman-C. Carr-R. 2: M. Clements-G. Clishe- A. Collins-P. Collins-S. Connor-D. Dompier-L. Dault-S. Elmblad-C. Erickson-N. Francois-R. 3: L. Forcia-R. Foucault-V. Frisvall-B. Goodreau-N. Gregg-T. Grigsby-F. Haataja-G. Haataja-D. Harju-J. Hubbard- R. Hutula-R. Jarvey-R. 4: D. Johnson-J. Jordan-W. Kayramo-R. Kemppainen- C. Koski-C. Koski-G. Kubit-P. LaFernier-S. Lambert-D. Lappi-J. LaPointe-M. LaPlante-R. 5: T. Larson-S. Lattrel-G. Lazzari-N. LeClaire-S. Magnuson-J. Mattson-J. Menard-J. Meteer-G. Michael- son-J. Mukka-L. Niemi-G. Noonan-R. 6: D. Oakes-S. Pennock-K. Perrault-B, Perrow-J. Phillips- K. Ranta-D. Rogge-M. Sikkila-C. Sikorsky-H. Stein-D. St. George-R. 7: D. Supanich-J. Tembreull- T. Testen-R. Tonkin-D. Tolonen-D. Uren-K. Uren-J. VanAbel-J. VanWagner-A. Wirtz 56 R. Is C. Ahlsen-D. Almli-K. Baril-B. Bemrose-J. Bierlein-D. Blood-L. Bourdo-J. Carter-B. Clements-K. Collins-D. Crawford-J. Curtis-J. Dault-R. 2: P. Edwards-C. Elmblad- G. Erickson-M. Erickson-M. Fuller- D. Goulet-W. Haataja-C. Heikkinen-D. Herring-C. Holso-D. Hubbard-C. Huhtala-D. Hunter-R. 3: M. Jarvey-L. Jestila-R. Johnson-L. Johnson-R. LaFernier-C. LaFemier-G. Lanctot-E. Larson-D. Lee-C. Lehto- J. Lofquist-T. Magaraggia-J. Manning-R. 4: G. Marquardt-M. Marinich-T. Mclntyre-F. McDonald-J. McKindles-C. Mettner-D. Meyers-D. Mills-H. Miron-G. Nevala-A. Oakes-M. Oikarinen-D. Rabine-R. 5: D. Rafferty-R. Rantanen-W. Rolof-J. Saarinen-A. Salo-A. Sands-E. Schaedig-G. Seavoy-R. Seavoy-D. Selinger-W. Shann-D. St. Cyr-J. Summers-R. 6: M. Supanich-T. Supanich-W. Swartz-]. Tolonen-C. Tollefson-R.Toyras-D. VanAbel-C. VanBuren-E. Veker-P. Vizina 57 I Laird R.-l: K. Cadeau D. Harkonen R. Heikkinen M. Hiltunen C. Hiltunen C. Hulkonen V. Hulkonen S. Jolgren C. Juntunen M. Kemppainen B. Maki P. Maki W. Perry R.-2: E. Peterson P. Peterson P. Pirhonen A. Oger C. Salbashian D. Salbashian B. Tossava C. Wentela 58 SENIORS INET SEVEN [TY ONE N ME NINETEEN ! N SEVENTY 0 V ONE NINETEI ETEEN SEVEN EVENTY ONE NINETEI ONE NINETE IN SEVENTY NE NINETEEN ! N SEVENTY 0 IETEEN SEVEN IVENTY ONE N ME NINETEEN !N SEVENTY 0 ONE NINET IETEEN SEVEN VENTY ONE N ME NINETEEN :n seventy o ONE NINET [ETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE N JE NINETEEN N SEVENTY ONE NINET IIETEEN SEVE METEEN SEVEf EY ONE NINE EVENTY ONE INETEEN SEV E NINETEEN N SEVENTY 0 JE NINETEEN Y ONE NINET [VENTY ONE N METEEN SEVEr EVENTY ONE fl E NINETEEN i ONE NINETE !N SEVENTY 0 JE NINETEEN ! ONE NINET VENTY ONE h N SEVENTY TY ONE NINE' NETEEN SEV VENTY ONE SEVENTY C ETEEN SEVEf TY ONE NINE NTY ONE NINETEEN SEV N SEVENTY Y ONE NINETI ETEEN SEVEI [EVENTY ONE IE NINETEEN N SEVENTY Y ONE NINETI ETEEN SEVEI EVENTY ONE IE NINETEEN SEVENTY E NINETI [VENTY ONE E NINETEEN N SEVENTY Y ONE NINE' IINETEEN SEV [VENTY ONE E NINETEEN N SEVENTY Y ONE NINE INETEEN SEV [VENTY ONE E NINETEEI 'EN SEVEI [VENTY ONE NINETEEN SEVE ME NINETEEN EN SEVENTY ( NE NINETEEN UTY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE [VENTY ONE I INETEEN SEVE ME NINETEEN NTY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE fl [VENTY ONE EEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE' VENTY ONE :en seventy ne nineteen EEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE' INETEEN SEVEI EVENTY ONE NE NINETEE EEN SEVENT' NTY ONE NIN NINETEEN SE! SEVENTY ON| ONE NINETI ETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINEj INETEEN SE' SEVENTY ON ONE NINETEI TEEN SEVENTJ NINE rN SEVE NTY ONE NE NINETEE EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE NE NINETEE EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE NE NINETEE EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE NE NINETEE EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE DNE NINETEEI EEN SEVENTY Sty one nine NETEEN SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President-Dale Hutula, Vice President-Robert Teddy, Secretary-Lori Deschaine, Treasurer-Rosa Stein, Historian- Andrea Gauthier, Student Council-Joe Brown, Glen Heikkinen. 60 r Individuals together form groups. . . and these groups are relative en- vironments for individual behavior. Phil Me tee r was chosen by the L'Anse Lions Club to attend Boy's State which was held at Michigan State University in Lansing in June of 1970. DALE HUTULA WAS AN ALTER- NATE FOR PHIL METEER. Becky Stroube was chosen by the American Legion to attend Girl's State which was held at Eastern University at Ypisalanti, Mich- igan in June of 1970. BRUCE WENTELA WAS AN AL- TERNATE FOR GLEN HEIKKINEN. Glen Heikkinen was chosen by the American Legion to attend Boy's State which was held at Michigan State University in Lansing, Mich- igan in June 1970. 61 MARGARET ADAMS MARGIE To live is to change, and to be perfect is to have changed often. MICHAEL ANDERSON UGH True lovers are shy, when people are by. JEAN ANDERSON JEANIE Politeness is to do and say, the kindest things in the nicest way. RITCHIE ASHUR RITCHIE Abandon learning, and you will be free from trouble and distress. CLARK AUTIO CHALK Men's words are never bolder than their deeds. JOHN AUTIO JOHN It's what a fellow thinks he knows that hurts him. RICHARD AUTIO STICKY It is not truth that makes man great, but a man that makes truth great. FRANCES BERNATOWICZ FLAKE All I do is dream. 62 DONALD BESONEN BESSY Very often the quiet fellow has said all he knows. JILL BIERLEIN JILL She does in one what we did in two. ELIZABETH BISHOP BABE Quiet as a mouse, but mice do play. BERNADETTE BORGEN BUNNY Horses, barns, and Sonny are my passions. BRUCE BOWERS FUZZHEAD An inability to stay quiet is one of the most comspicuous failings of mankind. JOSEPH BROWN JOSE The first ambitious man corrupted the earth. JAMES BROWN DEE JIMMY Copying once is better than reading ten times. LINNEA CHAUDIER NEA The great mind knows the power of gentleness. 63 THOMAS CLISCH TOM I would rather see a young man blush than turn pale. GLENN COLEMAN GLENN I believe in getting into hot water, I think it keeps me clean. DAVID COLLINS KILLER Where I walk-the girls drop. TERRY COLLINS TERRY Graduation—that is what i'm praying for. RUTH ANNE CONNOR RUSE Her favorite subjects: boys and teaching. SUSAN DAULT SUSIE To laugh means to love mischief, but with a good conscience. JOAN DEROCHER JOANIE Every woman would rather be beautiful than good. LAURA DESCHAINE LORI Obey that impulse. 64 THOMAS DICKEY TOM The only freedom which deserves the name is that of pursuing our own good in our own way. BEN DORSKEY BEN We learn not in school, but in life. CATHY ELMBLAD CATH She in never quiet but when she is sleeping. RORY ELMBLAD When a mans life is at stake, no delay is too long. ROGER ERICKSON SHANK I am not small, you're just too big. DOUGLAS FISH DOUG God defend me from myself. ROBERT FOY BOB Love is the wisdom of a fool and the folly of the wise. EDWARD FUNKE SONNY We don't believe in rheumatism or true love, until the first attack. 65 ANDREA GAUTHER ANDI One kind of flirtation is to boast we never flirt. DEBRA GENSCHOW GEN-CHOW The only possible form of exercise is to talk, not to walk. GAIL GLOVER FRITZI The female knee is a joint, not a source of entertainment. DARLENE HANSEN SQUIRREL Hours fly, flowers die. New days, new ways, pass by. Love always stays. LINDA HARKONEN SUNSHINE In quietness and confidence shall be her strength. CAROL HEIKKILA SHORTY Everyone is blind when maddened by love. GLEN HEIKKINEN SHAKY Wine, Women, and Jail. ROBERT HEIKKINEN SULO 'Tis a woman that reigns in Hell. 66 LOUISE HILTUNEN LU-LU Were silence golden, I'd be a millionaire. LINDA HUHTALA LINDA However rare true love is, truer friendship is rarer. CHARLES HULKRONEN CHARLIE Knowledge becomes lumber in a week, therefore get rid of it. WALTER HULKKONEN WALLY An intelligent man never snubs anybody. DALE HUTU LA HOOT Whatever I do, I do with all my might. DELIA JARVEY DELIOUS If only I could be saved now. KATHY JARVEY PRETTY EYES Oh, how I wish I had curls like Collins. BARBARA JOHNSON JO-JO Those who bring laughter to the lives of others, cannot keep it from themselves. 67 PATRICK JOHNSON •'PATTY1' Any one can do any amount of work, provided it isn't the work he is supposed to be doing at the moment. WILLIAM JOHNSON OSCAR If you dare, go ahead and attack me! DAVID KANTOLA TOIVO One of the difficult tasks in this world is convincing a person that evem a bargin costs money. ALAN KEMPPAINEN ALAN I can live two months on a good compliment. CHERYL KENT DO-DO It is now and in THIS world that we must live. DAVID KENT SUPER-DUCK A fools mouth is his destruction. EVELYN KOSKELA EVY I assisted at the birth of that important work flirtation. KENDALL KOVALA KEN Where I chop wood, the axe flies high. 68 JAMES LAPOINTE JIM I know all the right answers but not to the right questions. CHRISTINE LATTREL CHRIS Two rings on the finger are worth more than one on the phone. MARY LECLAIRE MUSTA Pleasure is the only thing to live for; nothing ages like happiness. JON MAKELA JON He who can live unknown and not fret, is he not a gentlemen? ELMER MAKI ELMER No learning is easy. DONALD MANNIKKO MANNI KEN Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have. MARSHA MCGLONE MARSH It's not easy to be a pretty woman without causing mischief. PHILIP METEER PHIL I will find a way or make one. 69 STEVE METTNER PUTNER Good things, when short, are twice as good. DONALD MICHAELSON DONNY Is there SOMETHING he can't do? DEBRA MICHELS DEB And she gigles on, and on, and on... BONNIE MILLER BONNIE Silence is the essential condition of happiness. PHYLLIS MIRON PHYL What is the use of patience, if we cannot find it when we want it? JACK MOILANEN JACK Whenever I feel the urge to exercise I lie down until it passes. NANCY NANKERVIS NA-NA A short laugh - like the closing of a padlock. LINDA NIEMI LINDA Her nature is quiet, but don't judge her by it. 70 JAMES OBERG JIM Men of thought should have nothing to do with action. SYLVESTER PATRIKUS SYL I forget more than I remember. CURTIS PAULSON CURT Tallest of boys or shortest of men, he stood in his stockings just four feet ten. GEORGE PENOKIE GEORGE He is quiet most of the time, but at other times?! KENNETH PENOKIE KENNY When people agree with me, I always feel that I must be wrong. MARY PERROW MARY When a girl marries she exchanges the atten- tions of many men for the inattention of one. LYNN PHILLIPS LYNN I was not bom to be forced. MARVIN RAJA LA MARVIN A good mind possesses a kingdom. 71 4 LYNN ROCK LYNN She was cut out to be an angel, but someone lost the pattern. GLENN SAARI SHOE-PACK Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. DUANE SALBASHLAN DUANE Every man has a wild beast within him. STEVEN SALLI STEVE If you aspire to the highest place, it is no disgrace to stop at the second, or even the third. KAREN SALO KAREN Mind can not follow it, nor words express her infinite sweetness. MARY SANDS MARY' Quiet and thoughtful - that's the ways she'll always be. DAVID SCHULTZ EARL We thought we saw him study, we awoke, it was but a dream. DEBRA SELDEN PORK CHOPS Love doesn't grow on the trees like apples in Eden - it's something you have to make. 72 GUY SELDEN GUY' I've got an idea! Let's look through these papers 'til I find my life. JILL SIKORSKY JILLSY All charming people, I fancy, are spoiled; that is the secret of their attraction. ROMONA SOLI NONI The imagination imitates, it is the critical spirit that creates. ARLEN STEIN GUS People who make little noise are dangerous. LINDA STEVENS LINDA When you meet temptation, turn to the right. REBECCA STROUBE BECKY It was her thinking of others that made you think of her. ROSA STEIN ROE I've got Mike, Mexico and money, all on my side. ROBERT TEDDY BOB He knows the football field isn't the only place for a line. 73 ELAINE TOLLEFSON PICKLES Kindness in the sunshine in which virtue grows. LEO WAISANEN LEO Work is what you do now so that sometime you won't have to do it anymore. BRUCE WENTELA BRUCE He deserves, if not the first place, certainly the second. THERESA WHALEY TESS She laughs at everything you say! Why? Be- cause she has nice teeth? the reach only SENIOR ADVISORS: Mrs. James M a gnu son Miss Mary Margaret Higgins Mr. Glenn Anderson Mr. Leo Outinen 74 TOP: ROW 1; Linnea, Debbie, Tom, Linda H., Bill, Phyllis, Elaine, Bobby. ROW 2: Bonny, Dar, Evie, Marsha, Charles, Jean, Steve M. ROW 3; Dale, Susie, Dale and Steve S., Tom D., Chris, Becky, Lori. BOTTOM: ROW lj Fran, Andi, Linda S., Jill, Carol, Jo-Jo and Therese, Jack. ROW 2; Mary, Kathy, Clark, Bunny, Deb S. , John, Ruth Anne. 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