Lasalle High School - Hiawathan Yearbook (St Ignace, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

h -J.. , , 1 0 . 4 L I A '97-ff af'- 4 X jx ,..:. g,.,- -, -y., .- fn .. it . 5 ' ' 'Y 'HXC' ' ' ', , 'rqfi ,' '1 f 1 , ' - l 72. Facult Fourteen well-trained and experienced men and women guide us through the required and optional courses of study of secondary education. As tea- chers and friends they open doors of understanding and appreciation. They help us to find our places in the world about us and in our future. Vocational subjects taught by Mr. Harju, Mrs. McLean, Mr. Werle, Mr. Nelson, and Mrs. Wilson give us 8 skills by which we may earn our living: Mr. Werner, Mr. Wachter, Mr. Richel, Mr. Vecellio, and Mr. Olson guide us through the intricacies of mathe- matics and the sciences: and Mrs. Laundy, Mrs. Ellis, Mr. Wine-Gar, and Mr. MacDonald teach us the use of language, history, and democratic practice. i M hw! fer B A4-A 1. ' 'N X Y Q LODEMA ARLEEN CLOSS Purple and Gold News. . Masquas ...... French Club. . Platter Club. . Future Nurses. . Band. . Cheerleader. . l-'RAICK ROGERS Masqzxers. . ..... S311 Club. Band. . Chorus. S Club. Football. Basketball Baseball. v-qw-no RONNIE SMITH IUDITH SOBLASKEY Purple and Gold News. . . . . 4 Student Council. . . . . . . . Science Club ...... . .Z Hiawathan Staff ...... . . e Senkn'Class IUDITH ANN LEE Class Officer ...... Student Council. . . Hiawathan Staff .... Purple and Gold News. . . . Woodworking Club. . . French Club ....... . National Honor Society. . Chorus ........ . Masquers .... . . Commercial Club. . . National Honor Society. . . . Chorus ........ . . 0fI956 2, 4 3 4 ALAN LINDLEY . 4 Class Officer ...... 2, 3 Science Club. . , 3 Chorus .... 3,4 Basketball. . 3,4 Baseball. . ,4 4 ,4 . 3 3,4 3 vb 5094 03395 833 1 3 Nr-1 2,14 .1 .l :Wi E 4, , Q f 556- .Haj 6? Y 3 v Y 1- ,. 1 -x , . XY- X QM JOSEPH FRAZIER Class Officer. .... . Student Council. . DOROTHY ANN POWERS . . 2 Commercial Club ........ 2 , 3 2,3,4 ROBERT CORRIGAN Chorus .......... S Club. . Masquers .... 1,2,4 Football. . . Chorus .... . 3,4 Basketball. . S',' Club. . . Z,3,4 Football. . , , 2 , 3, 4 Baseball. . Z,3,4 PATRICIA ANN GOUDREAU DUANE SORENSON Purple and Gold News. . . . 4 Masquers ............ SANDRA WARTELLA Science Club .,.,, , 2 Platter Club. . .... Masquers ....,. . . French Club ...,, , , , 3 Band ..... . . l,2, 3, Future Homemakers. . . . Platter Club. . .... 2 Basketball. . . . l, 2, 3, Future Nurses. . . Band ...,. 1,2,3,4 Baseball. . . . . l, Chorus. . . . . . Chorus . . . ..2, 4 S Club. . . . .3, Commercial Club. . , 4 FRANCES ANN PAQUIN Hiawathan Staff ....... Purple and Gold News. . Masquers ....... Woodworking Club. . French Club ..... hxture Teachers. . . Pep Club .... . . Band ..... . 1 , 2 , 3, Chorus .... . . Cheerleader. . . 2,3, GERALD BELL Student Council ..... V . Hiawathan Staff ..... Auto Club. . . RICHARD MCKENZIE DORIS ANN POWERS 4 Masquers . . KBarrytonJ .... 1 , 2 , 3 Commercial Club ........ 2 , 3 4 Football. . . CBarryton7. . 4 Baseball. . . fBarry-toni. . 2 3 3 Z 4 4 4 b ' g Y S t I g th TUDY KING Hiawathan ....... Purple and Gold News. . Ma squers ...... DAVID GONYEAU Science Club, , , Purple and Gold News .... . . 4 1 French Club, , , Science Club ....... . 3 4 Band ,,., , 'Conservation Club. . . 3 2 Chorus. . , Chorus ...... . 3 I Q S.. CARL LUEPNITZ DONNA COTE Class Officer ....... . 1 Purple and Gold News. . . Student Council ..... . 2 Masquers ....... . Platter Club ..... . 2 French Club. . Pep Club ....... . . 2 Future Nurses. . . National Honor Society. . . . 3,4 Chorus, , . . . S Club ....... . 2,3,4 Basketball ...... . . . 1, 2 Baseball. . . .1,2,3,4 Behind Them ie GARY ADAMS Hlawathan Staff .... . Purple and Gold News. . .1 French Club ...... . IOANNE IAVAKE 2 LS fgillllb ...... . .1 , , , , oot . . . . . Masquers' ' ' ' Basketball. . . . 1 Woodworking Club .... . . 2 1 Chorus' . . V ' A , , 2 Baseball. . . . . RO NALD WALK ER Class Officer ....... 1 , 2 Student Council. . . . Hiawathan Staff .... Purple and Gold News. . Library Staff ..,. . . Masquers ...... . . Ski Club ........ . National Honor Society. . Chorus ......... . S Club ..... . . . . Basketball. . . Baseball. . emories ELIZABETH ANN MCMILIAN Class Officer ........ Student Council ....... Hiawathan Staff .... Purple and Gold News. . Ma squers ...... Platter Club ...... . National Honor Society. . Band ......... . 1 x MARIA-N ADAMS Class Officer ....... . 3 Student Council .... . 4 Pu:',:le and Gold New-:s. . . - 4 Woodworking Club. . . - 2 Future Teachers. . - 3 Chorus. ..... - 4 Student PAUL GUD MUN DSEN Council ...... Hiawathan Staff. . . Science Club. . . . .1,2, Auto Club. . . 1 French Club. . Platter Club. . LINDA TAMLYN Cla s s Officer .... 1 Hiawathan Staff .... . 4 Purple and Gold News. . . , 4 Woodworking Club. . , 2 Platter Club ..... , 2 Future Teachers .... . . 3 National Honor Society. . ., , 3, 4 Chorus . ...... . . 2 , 3, 4 Of Schoolwork, Sports, and Social Activities. NAT HANAEL OSWALD Library Staff ........... 3 Science Club. . . . 2 Auto Club. . . . 2 KATHERINE OSSMANN Class Officer ....... Purple and Gold News .... . Hiawathan Staff .... Masquers ...... Woodworking Club. . . National Honor Society. . Band. Chorus ........ ROD NOVENSKE Masquers ........ . . . 4 Science Club. . . .2,3 Chorus .... . '. 3,4 , N DONALD OLMBTEAD Purple and Gold News ..... Library Staff ..... . Masquers ...... . Science Club. . Band ..... . Chorus. . . . . S Club. . . . Football. . . . .1 Basketball. . . . l Baseball. . MILDRED WANLSLEY Masquers ............ 4 Platter Club. . .... . 2 Band ..... . . I 4 L I 1 JAMES WELLING Student Council ........ 3, 4 Masquers ......... 1,2,3,4 4 T ey Enjoyed A U awalian Cruise IOANNE SINGLEION Hlawathan Staff ...... Purple and Gold News. . Library Staff ...... Platter Club. . . Future Nurses. . . Band. .... . l,2,3, Chorus. . . DrumMajor. . Dance Band. . DONALD MCLEOD Science Club ......... 1, 2 , 3 Pep Club ........ . . . 2 MARIAN SU'MMl-ZRBY S Club. . . . 2 , 3, 4 Commercial Club ...... . . 3 Baseball. . . Z , 3, 4 Chorus ..... . 4 -N fi v' ' I GAYLE PECHTA REX KNIGHT Malquers ........ . 2 Purple and Gold News. . . . Commercial Club. . . 3 Conservation Club. . . . Auto Club ..... . Platter Club. . . , Band ..... . 2, 3, C ee-red T e Saints GERRY WDCSON Hlawathan Staff. . . . . Purple and Gold News. . Mascfuers ....... Conservation Club .... National Honor Society. . S Club ..,.. . . Football. . Baseball. . RUTH GOUDRI-IAU Purple and Gold News. . . Science Club.. . . . . French Club ..... . . Platter Club. . . . . . Band .... . l , 2 Chorus. . . . . . MARIE MILLER Purple and Gold News. . Library Staff ..... Woodworking Club. . Band ....... Cheerleader. . Victor , DALE SHOEMAKER Conservation Club .... Auto Club ........ Baseball. . PAUL SORENSEN Class Officer ...... . . 2 Ski Club. . . . . . . 3 Platter Club. . . . . 3 Band .... . l,2, 3,4 S Club. . . . 2,3,4 Football. . . . 2,3 St d ' PETE SPIELES Auto Club ............ 2 S Club. . . . . . l,2,3,4 Football. . . . . l,2,3,4 Basketball. . . . . 2, 3 Baseball. . . . .l,2,3,4 W, .NN Rx Nutt., wx 1 T ..y I 1, x 'L A 'z -' x. f' . X 4' Xxxo ' GAYLE BECKER BURTON KRAUSE Masquers .......... 2 , 3, 4 Platter Club ....., , Chorus. . . ..... . 2,3,4 S Club ..,, . , , , Basketball. . d and Playe Together . . . ABBIE NAN CASE Student Council ..... Hlawathan Staff ...,. Purple and Gold News. . Masquers ....... Science Club ..... French Club. . Pep Club. Chorus . . SHIRLEY PELON Commercial Club .... Future Nurses ...... fk K- 'x lem. 8. I ,, DELORES CODY ROGER ACCORNERO KAY BOSEN fi. Woodworkxnq Club ,... . 1 S Club. . . ...... . 3,4 Hlawaf-han Staff ---- - - 4,5 Future Nurses .... , 1 Football. . . . .3,4 ,Masquers. . . . . . . 3,47 Baseball. . . ,3,4 Platter Club ...... . . 3. National Honor Society. 3, 4 T Chorus .... . .... . .2,3,4,. P 0I'I1l11EflCEl11El'll AYYIVES' 7 'ci 'J LQROY MILLS Lxbrary Staff ...... . 3, 4 PATRICIA ANN MARTIN 5' Platter Club ..... . . . 3 Masquers ... .-. - , Qnofus' ' ' ' ' 314 Future Nurses ........ . . 'y' Suvclfm- - ' 2'3'4 Pep Club .... . . . GR-EGU-1-WTS 35 BGSKFUGU- - 1121314 Band, , , , Science Club. . . . . .3 BGSEDGU- . -2,3,4 Chorus- , French Club. . . 3 'dI'4' . D I I . lx ,. ca- ' yi. X 'ry nr-,.rr , .. T1 , 5 GARY ALKIRE Student Council ..... Hiawathan Staff ..... Purple and GO1d News. . Masquers ....... Ski Club ......... National Honor Society. . Shorus. ........ S Club. . Football. . .vv ,.x- KAREN ANN SHAPTOE Purple and Gold News ..... Masquers ......... Woodworking Club. . . . French Club .... . . . Band ....... . l,2,3, Chorus . . . . LEONARD FRANCE Auto Club ........ T ey Go Th ir Separate ays PATRICIA ANNE DORY Class Officer Kwatersmeetl. Purple and Gold News .... . . Masquers ......... Wame Times Cwatersmeetl. . 4-H fwatersmeetl. . . . . :lil ' Class Offi SANDRA PROKO P C6I'....... Woodworking Club. . Platter Club .... Future Teachers. . ERIC SPRAGUE Pep Club .... Conservation Club. . . . . 3 Chorus, , , , A I-. l PATRICIA SLATIERY Woodworkrrzg Club .... Future Nurses . ELVIN Lbrary Staff. . Masquers. . Chorus. . S' Club. . Faonsell. . Baseball. . SMITH IR. X ...2 .3 Carr ing . ..1 . . 3 . . 2 . 2 . .2 . .2 DAVID PAQUIN Student Council ..... . 2 Science Club. . . . 2 Pep Club. . . . 2 Baseball. . . . .2,4 With Them Ma squers ...... . . .... 3 Future Homemakers ....... . 3 Chorus , . . .... . 3 Xxx ANNE FRANCES BROWN Ma squers . Commercial Club. . Chorus . . Wishes Chorus . IERRY ST . ANDREW S Club .... .... Football. YF? ' 'ly ' if 5 p 1 .fl CAROLYN MARIE YAHRMATIER GILBERT ZIEGLER Pep Club. . . Class Officer ...... Student Council ..... Purple and Gold News. . Masquers ...... Chorus ....... S Club. . Football. . . ,Baseball. . ,ff 'UW' THERESE ROGGENBUCK Hiawathan Staff ...... Purple and Gold News. . French Club ..,,,, Platter Club ..... Future Teachers .... National Honor Society. . Band ......... For Lu k, Success, and Happiness. LAWRENCE LASLEY Library Staff ........ AUDREY MOSES Auto Club ........ Commercial Club ..... . 2, 3 Basketball. . 9. For Four Years . . . In September, 1952, one of the largest fresh- man classes entered LaSalle High School. Their freshman year was uneventful except for a gala party early in the spring of 1953. It entailed a scavenger hunt which is still well-remembered by the participants. In their sophomore year, with Iudy Lee as pre- sident, the class sponsored a few dances and sold pencil pennants to raise funds for their Iunior Prom and banquet the coming year. In the fall of 1954 the class elected Ron Walker president and began building their treasury. They sold the left over pencil pennants, sponsored dances, and sold pop. Finally Prom time rolled around, and the hard working class began the decorating which carried out the Hawaiian Cruise theme. Three days after the memorable prom the Class of '56 entertained the Class of '55 at a banquet. In their last year, the most important year of all, the Class of '56 chose Gilbert Ziegler as president. As seniors they sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance in the fall and the Silver Bells Ball at Christmas time. They also edited the Purple and Gold News and the Hiawathan. For class colors they have chosen blue and silvery their class flower is lily of the valley: and their motto is Quo Vadis? The Class of '56 has had a number of out- standing athletes and musicians and several honor students. After Commencement the Seniors of '56 leave the halls of LaSalle, each going his separate way, cherishing the memories of four wonder- ful years of high school. '. f .' v K .4 .5 , . .. -- x 4' ,f I J .4 .-, .A 1 u . Y 1 -wr. - W :fm , . Q -'Li 1 -5. 1 1' A K 1 ,yqlfw J A35 xy v X ii? , 1 I 7 4,3ijfgwQ'-r njg,-,I,g,.Q ' Q W f ,W.,5 . V -:www ' , 5 ' ' X -1- 'eg-rgagsxg,-iqv ,: H x I '- 'I ' x I I J , Q .,A. A A ,., ..,.. A Q . X .... . ,FZ , igggajg ,, I Q Q K .f-if ' K' ' I , Q 6 - I . A V is U ' X 4-5 any xg..- ,. x I ,., ffm 'W 5 l ,,ww4g.,., y 1 .1 . r ,Ju --'F' x, 1 3 F . -'J if f ,qi h One of the shop classes displays S gun racks they made while learn- ing woodworking. In shop class- es boys learn woodyvorking, metal work, and drafting as well as a respect for tools. Mr. Harju, shop teacher, is third from the left. RIGHT: Duane Sorenson stands at the metal lathe, an important machine to a well-equipped shop Z4 X sf-55, ommercialn Histor ABOVE: Mr. Nelson helps Shirley Ferris and Nancy Sharbanow with problems in personal typing. RIGHT: Mrs. Wilson dictates to her shorthand class. LEFT: Mr. Olson teaches a sophomore world history class. 9'-L ' M.-z , Q' X35 'Y . . i i :i.Qii1 ' Xsxgffll ffl W -if .vo n 5.1 L 9 wa 1 , aww ,Rf ' 255 1 A-2-Q, f Q 3i..,Ll.,,..1 Q 'Q' , Q .. X w - ., I 3 -yggggfggfa-- ..,. ,Q N rgfi,?i,3a.ngJuxi,h 3 ww .ig 3 I r Q , . H? QR, . Ju! V . 5 L. Nagar' Hz A .. H::wf.i-is Su:n1gghMvi H ,MT--'Q ' A h 1 fgi-i if X ' 'yr 5. vfix . li Q f. 1' A Off! Q ' ,JI . Y: 'sg Ti A r' x 6 1 1: Tif. N ,' . 3 'E . 'Zu Q' Q1 U XX 1 - .. 1 SE. s. ff f f, 'Jl,,,1 -w.... H--F- -i.T.T-TT'--35 5'L'N ' ::.:::r.::4 Q . 1 N 1 1 '1 4, 1 N1 V1 'Q 1 ,E E U A F! I1 x fx if 355 ,. w 1 -1. li T' ' 1 al Q , 11? bv? 1 1 . .-fA A K ,, Q A W X L-.3 VE 1 :P lg. 'Q ' if 95551 fs- - 'N f 1 ' P apex 'f ,K ., ., 5 . .sn - --' I .ask .V '. ,. ..+ ,sau 5.14 17 N . 7570 U 1,-:Y A Ago I 'lb' - u.:.. 54 World IVVW5 U I ai N ,. if th: Week N l tx Chemistry Histor ABOVE: Paul Gudmundsen, Rex Knight, Dave Gonyeau, Greg Da- vis, and Donna Cote are engros- sed in a chemistry experiment which Mr. Wachter is doing. RIGHT: Students of American history make use of World News to keep up with the times. Mr. MacDonald points out a focal point of interest to Helen Cole- grove and Kathy Crouch. mf if V' tf a. rv T 2 W Wff' at t . ,ff rg it U q,,vf'S 5M2' 'r ' Sv Tx? T BT 4 X. 9 3 qQ-- K, QW .fx - i O S Nf' jg. 3 - . '91 g,' - I P x MSW v ,, ' ' . Q- ' ld' xW P' F-.ff If . . . I J ef! 45 ' Girls who take homemaking classes learn domestic skills from Mrs. McLean. Mrs. Laundy instructs her class in English II. i x , 34 W 44:1 Activities f X O O 9 O O O 6 6 0 0 O O 0 0 FLUTES Lana Taylor Karen Shaftoe Lodema Closs CLARINETS Zoe Clark Joan Leigh Kenneth Myner George Cheeseman JoAnn Singleton Oris Hayward Dorothy Ingalls Bruce Davis Ruth Ann Johnston Diane Closs Margaret Robinson Bonita Pemble BASS CLARINET Roberta Paulson SAXOPHON ES Mildred Wamsley Ruth Goudreau 7 Band TENOR SAXOPI-IONE Judy King BARITONE SAXOPHONE Pat Goudreau CORN ETS Jerry LaChapelle Terry Fenlon Connie Law Jimmy Utter Mike Holtham Roger Wood Patsy Martin Fred Halberg Sharon Sarenen Mona Warner TROMBONES Carol Knight Judy Miller Jack Luephitz CONDUCTOR Fran Wine-Gar FRENCH HORNS Miriam Sterk Joanne Vairo Lester Wamsley BARITONES Donald Olm stead David Holth am Betty McMillan BASSES George Hill Rex Knight Fred Lee DRUMS Duane Sorenson Frances Paquin Paul Sorensen Marcia Cheeseman Lynn Ellis TYMPANI Duane Sorenson N X K - ka I? ,I x e n X Qvgw R 0441.651 P' Band librarian Zoe Clark watches ane Sorenson work out special effects for Mr. Wine-Gar's com- position. Drum major Ioanne Singleton and majorettes Frances Paquin and Patsy Martin add sparkle to band performances with their flashing batons and strutting steps. Mr. Wine-Gar and tympmist Du- i 33 fr ease, BACK ROW: Loreen Winters, Mary Leveille, Janet Miswick, Irma Martin, Walter Droskie, John Thibault, Richard Smith, Terry Smith, Sandra Wanella, Judy Sohlaskey, Ann Brown, Joanne LaVake, Gayle Becker. MIDDLE ROW: Margaret Wamsley, Myrna Laloice, Shirley Pelon, Rosa- lie Halberg, Nelson LaVake, Joe Frazier, Fred Cobe, Dean Laloye, Susan Jones, Marion Summerby, Carol Jones, Kay Bosen, Linda Tamlyn. FRONT ROW: Mr. Werner at piano, Margaret Lockey, Marilyn Miller, Barbara Leveille, Shauneen Simmons, Jack Luepnitz, Prank Rogers, Norman Schlehuber, Jacquilyn Ryerse, Rosemary McLeod, Bonnie Pemble, Janet Heckman, Judy Weaver. Chorus BACK ROW: Yvonne Becker, Shirley Ferris, Ruth Goudreau, Suzy Coveyou, Ronald Walker, Gary Alkire, LeRoy Mills, Lorraine Lowetz, Linda Soeltr.-er, Sharron Erskine, Rita Robinson, Caren Olmstead. MIDDLE ROW: Rena Mae Vallier, Christal Rowley, Mary Matelski, Mary Lou Izzo, Eolla Simmons, Alan Lindley, Bernard Alklre, Lois Luepnltz, Marcae Hunter, Katherine Ossmann, Donna Cote. FRONT ROW: JoAnne Va:ro at piano, Marcia Cheeseman, Carol Wartella, Diane Bortel, Lenore Allen, Mark Delieyser, Carol Coveyou, Margaret Robinson, Kay Dulzay, Pat Goudreau, Zoe Clark, Mr. Werner. - iw. 'I . , 5 Pl L K? V A ,, Y gy m i Q .,' K in 1 f 1 H. 5 . X -.. , H...- Q.. u .. 3 Af , G. 5 . Wi '- 511 H i1 E iF' 'Q I II- I .V .. 1' , I , . 1 - ' La ' sf 2 4w. 'z M .. F NUM X Q ,. H . 'S' . , 'ei , ,, 'f-wa fem x L ' . f- - !'fi,Q':Q.1' 'f ' 1:'? p. l,A5l5kw538Qg,ffqT:'2 zffif- , - 3 ,:',,f,Z. Ifsg'-',-Q52-1 'Ql,9'...e 1 'f if-Av 1-D .4 .A3.,.3u. Fl. V. 'A , w - ,iw X . -3. 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ST ke 1,95 YO re QQXOY X395 4 S T1 , wha lthe 5 - e 9 rneafL,,.dayJ1qE Bgoom qeverx H35 gutur fb IQ' TTI lla -md.. 1- - az 1811 1313 wig U1 ui, 'farfffddhgtgrw ia '317t, E abje B , the INX S Cid the 5776- .Bio lZ'?1h and Hrs! TS 1776 fr firsjt tea In in U29 OU Om y 84 'U fb ITL, TSC bah- fo Won 9 LIN OREZJDQI. fz B 47 EX FROM oth THE, ..---, ...-.-..,-.. ..,. Ya.. - ... .. -,...... -..,.f.,..n-mint The Purple and Gold News ap- pears each week in the Repub- lican-News, reporting school life for school and community readers. It is staffed by mem bers of the fourth year English class, with Mrs. Ellis as sp- onsor. LEFT: Editor Marian Adams checks copy. BELOW: The Locker Room boys consult the statistics book for their Chatter, and Katherine Oss- mann pounds out her weekly stint at the bottom of the page as usual. UNDER . THE mAh' Illness! H EDn'0R'S D He U1 3 OW pleas IIE Ceilin Soft bed Hnt can ?ry S' or re and be avinsgoglft Whileainaelf excitiigziyat iffy DOS algebra S friends S' tract Sofn Ol' an upsg: b1010gy' af We11.be. ewhat fr Stomach C .r ing, b ozn -an S lrriftgg artemgf argof eno11S,e1'fg 9 is Cent for . a quick 0 Ho Such t taking In F6 Person fling as edicine- ' '3b0ut fe d0eSn't duty for a, 'nly omew hav Ie does he h Orig or che to also ha ave bye Ores. He wif lunch - akfasf :- nw 1 ,un-ummm :nu-vnnnannxlu lnK!lZl Hiawathan Staff Yearbook publication provides opportunities for co-operative effort. Students plan page layouts, write copy, select pictures, publicize, sell subscriptions, and solicit advertising. ABOVE: Staff members: Kay Bosen, Linda Tamlyn, Iudy Lee, Paul Gudmundsen, Iudy Soblaskey, Betty McMillan, and sponsor, Mrs. Ellis, help editor Katherine Ossmann and snapshot editor Gerry Bell select pictures. RIGHT: Ron Walker organizes his business staff with Don Olmstead and Gary Alkire, and sports writers Gary Adams and Gerry Wixon. Iudy King and Ioan Singleton of the picture staff kibitz while typist, Therese Roggenbuck, and Frances Paquin check sub- scription rec eipts. A I 42 NATQDNAL .SOCIETY Nr. Ossmann gives membersmp pins to David Walker, Mary Fitzpatrick, Ioan Hill, Sandra Pair, Elaine Nickel, Rita Goudreau, Madeline Mac Donald, Anne Hagen, Ronald Walker, Iudy Malnar, Gerry Wlxson, Katherine Ossmann, Iudy Lee, Therese Roggenbuck, Carl Luepnltz, Betty McMillan, Iudy Soblaskey, Gary Alkire, Kay Bosen and Linda Tamlyn. ational Honor Societ In the spring of 1955 the twenty students shown above became charter members of the Prentiss M. Brown Chapter of the National Honor Society. This organization established by the Secondary School Prin- cipals Association honors the character, scholarship, leadership and service of eligible high school students. 1: 7' ABOVE: Carl Luepnitz, Linda Tamlyn, Kay Bosen, Katherine Ossman, Betty McMillan, Iudy Lee and Judy Soblaskey line up under their emblem. LEFT: A spaghetti luncheon was the feature ofthe Dec- ember meeting. Katherine and Therese wait for a verdict from ta sters Ron, Gary and Gerry. V. .-,.,nff..n-Aw:.vnwunw.::n'rnamrrw!rll. IIQRIHIWII r if ,iq ,s U I5 K L., 'K ' ' Q Ll K 'Af ff f 51:79,-' A 1 1' ps 1 . V A. X ,f --A 1 11 .lf i x Q' . : get 8- 1' V A Q ar y 1 N f 'x S 1, yi Y. V, ,h V bg' s- x f 31 ,gl Q! .N N. 5' S 'gg ' ' S l 9 :I We ,iw ' f Q ' ab A X A W ss ff. his l sq li I V N if fm - W .X at X ' 1 , 'e f N . X e, -is xi 3' .5 qi N, U A , i . W, 1- X l y, S -,,v.,i'L L. 4 N' nt X -3 N 1 1 Lx N , X xi will s '1 Prom Queen Marian Adams and her court: Kay Bosen, Linda Tamlyn, Iudy Lee and Karen Shaftoe. RICA-IT: Daxcers enjoy a pleasant evening under the sllver bells. Seruor committees, Iungor :lass Presxdent and hls date, and Senor adntsors stand before the huge Christ- mas tree. BELOW: Homecoming Queen Lenore reminds Kay, Dorothy, and Sandra that Ron and joe looked qulte unlike this when they :rin-:ned her on muddy Homecoming Day. 13 1 jpvgl' Q - lzfglffg-b '. gay: 1 V l fr, .ta wi ff 4 ff., -A ,, 2:-4 r gf: - , M A Lf... .Ling 'lx , ,ny .:. QNX ..,. ,,'- . . - ,,,.. 125: .'z' , L. -' . 41' 1:53 ' ,.. xi li 'c I: Student Council-sponsored Sadie Hawkins Day found the entire student body garbed in the fashion of Al Capp's famous characters. Runners-up for prizes line up for judging in Room 10. ABOVE: Pat Dory, Suzy Coveyou, Marilyn Movalson, Carol Knight, Del Nelson, Sam Mills. BELOW: Gil is all innocence, Angie and Linda had better get to class, and Junior Sock Hop prize winners Ioan Leigh and Gerry Wixson display the cutest socks and the longest socks. .'--- x Q ' ', .4 U E f i i 3352 A 1' I u 45 1 gf' ..-4.-.... ,- 'H- an ' 5- fx X3 ' X. bxs f it i , .X X. ,- -gr.-gg. , A v S..-WJ.. K, X I 'x 'Q 9 X0 1: 9' L 3' N J 9' -X K YN 4 wg mal 1 -pm... 1 -7- -. k F. 1 f , I fi ,, rp 5. Q - V 1 '-'-V-3 Q ' , nw, Q , f wiv, ' 1. Z fix ' ' .vi A . K , K ' V - ' 6 1. g 'fx W 2.5 .sig :- . -, 1- t 'xl ,J if -- ' A , .-'Q X 1, ,I ' 5, 1-K Eiikf:z,, 'QP-.25 lin .-.2 v ' -Lv' :vb ,. 3, gg.,- - '. I 1 . L . 2'r4-' v .lux lf, 1 -. ,-.. 'P' ' - QS ,Q 11.1, E., , -. -5, Q1 Qu ' ' .' 2-I.. , 3 3- ' 37' 'fi V 4? ', 442, 31 ' Lf' N ' 5 'fi .fri-' .. . . 1 h nllllrbtif: YQ H A- Q, 1.-A HIS., -7, ' ' 'g '1,..,A I F -, bf ' X1 f. . . 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I Y .9 ' :XM Hia 1 vi 11.41, ' 3' 1 ff Q , , O 'fu Na 'faq J. rv, . xg CQNW ' fs- 6 ,,,. X M , 'EEA Eire, . , .ij , ., biz! , K ' mf' - 2' sf' . - A 'ww , fi Q' L51 A - X54 ' 5 ' -. r if ': 'V' In 3 . Ji '. s.. , .- . 5' fa BO'1'l'OM ROW: Iohn Frazier, Iohn MacDonald, Iohn Gold, Iirn McLeod, Bob Law, Ken Sund- man, Ron Frazier, Clayton LaVake, Frank Rogers, jim Allen, Leonard Valentine, Bill Car- mean. SECOND ROW: Coach Vecellio, Walter Schmidt, Dave Nelson, Gary Alkire, Seldon Kalbfleisch, Ioe Frazier, lim Kelly, Ierry St. Andrew, Roger Accornero, Ron Walker, Calvin McPhee, Mark DeKeyser, Iohn Robinson, Student Manager, Gerry Wixson. THIRD ROW: Gary Noggle, Gary Gustafson, Steven Alward, Pete Spieles, Don Olmstead, Bob Corrigan, Willard Lambert, Bernard Alkire, Calvin Prout, Roger Beers, Henry Vallier, Dave Earl, Bob Kalbfleisch, Assistant Coach MacDonald. FOURTH ROW: Kenny Smith, Gilbert Ziegler, Leonard Nelson, Tom Iohnson, Ierry Lambert, Fred Lee. The Saints enjoyed one of the best seasons in the St. Ignace Oggonents school's history with a 5-1-1 record. One of the team's five victories and the highlight of the season Saints Collegiate 13 was the 12-6 upset victory over Rogers City. Co- Saints East Jordan 2 captains Ron Walker and Ioe Frazier received all- Saints Cheboygan Catholic 0 state recognition. Ron was named all-state Class Saints Rogers City 5 C center by the Detroit Free Press, and Frazier Saints Petoskey St. Francis 6 received honorable mention in the backfield. Coach Saints Choboygan Catholic O Vecellio was named Upper Penninsula COaCh of the Saints Petoskey St. francis 6 Year by the Sunday Visitor. 5 O ..- .,. a. ... ..f. nu mf.anmm:nnnnm: . SEL KALBPLEISCH NIG MCLEOD ix HOOGE WALKER WOP ACCORNERO BUD FRAZIER Sf' EE' -r ' lil 4' HlANK1.IN ROGERS BERNIE ALKIRE IER.RY ST. ANDREW PETER SPIELES TOM IOHNSON HAWKEYF' OLMSTEAD GIBLE7I'S ZIEGLER ALICE ALKIRE PROUT Fr ,ff- OLIVE ADAMS ROB IAW CORREGIDOR CORRIGAN DUCKY NELSON CLAYT L1-WAKE KENNY SUNDMAN CHIEF LAMBERT DUCK KELLY M.- ' ENS- . ,V in V L X ' r. A .A . .SM A asf. -A p. .jk A HN DUDE DOUD RRY LAMBERT A. T e iawathan . .4 5 -K.,-1 is-.cl ff' if ,., wx wdi, 49 f Sqn . 'M .1 NA WV. 624,--M tl 'WN D X 'M fo,L:!,fk in Basketball As the Saints entered the final month of the season they had increased their victory total from four wins in 1955 to seven in 1956. In the first thir- teen games they had scored 865 points for an a- verage of 66.5 points per game. Big guns for the Saints were Dave Holtham with 271 points for thir- teen games and a 20. 7 average per game, and Saints' Captain LeRoy Sam Mills who ranked among the conference top ten scorers with 186 C OAC H OLSON Saint Ignace Saints 65 Saints 64 Saints 47 Saints 69 Saints 67 Saints 45 Saints 5 3 Saints 74 g Saints 67 7 Saints 84 ' 1 Saints 80 Saints 90 saints so 56 ' Saints -- Saints -- Saints -- X points for an average 14. 3 per game. Near the end of the season a new star emerged when sopho- more Willard Lambert scored 23 points in the se- cond Pickford game and continued his high scor- ing with 24, 17, and 16 points in the--next three games. This year's squad will graduate only five members, Captain Mills, Gary Adams, Bob Corrigan, Duane Sorenson, and Burt Krause. BOB CORRIGAN Opponents Pickford 64 Brimley 47 Soo B 45 Loretto 6 1 Mackinaw 72 DeTour 47 Rudyard 8 2 Cedarville 8 5 Newberry 8 1 Pickford 7 7 Brimley 66 Soo B 5 7 Loretto 7 4 DeTour -- Rudyard -- Cedarville -- ....... GARY ADAMS , 1 ' X , I tx A K. . ,ix , 1' N. 1 L Q r' L . I 5 DUANE SORENSON WILIARD LAMBERT LEROY MILLS DAVE HOLTHAM BERNIE ALKIRE P1 T BU RT KRAU SE SELDON KALBPLEISCH TOM IOHNSON HM MCLEOD HARLEY HAGEN BOB LAW CLAYTON LaVAKE H KNEELING: Gary Gustafson, Donald Vallier, Mike Dory, Calvin McPhee, John UB MacDonald. STANDING: Coach Paul Nelson, Ilmmy Utter, Davld Earl, Davld Nelson, Roger Beers, Steve Alward, Ed Reavie, Ilm Perry, Mlke Holtham. V-...,-.----.mv ..,,, 1 2 ,inf-v .L ,....-7.... l r,,.l . ! BOTTOM ROW: Seldon Kalbfleisch, Roger Accornero, Iames Droskie, Terry Smith, Ioe Frazier, Don Wachter, Coach, George Hill, Gil Ziegler, Tom Iohnson, Gary Adams, Carl Luepnitz. TOP ROW: Bob Law, LeRoy Mills, Iames McLeod, Pete Spieles, Dave Holtham, Leonard Nelson, Ierry Lambert, Donald McLeod, George Yshinski, Frank Rogers. FRONT: Dave Earl, Manager. The coming of spring this year found the St. Ignace Eight Conference foes. Pete Spieles and Ioe Frazier Saints baseball team ready to revenge some of the showed fine form, both supporting high batting defeats formerly suffered at the hands of Little averages. Catchers Ioe Frazier and George Pitchers Terry Smith, Tom Iohnson, Gil Hill develop some effective battery Ziegler, and Iim Droskie warm up at the signals. mound. er! yy C The S Club is made US up of athletes who have earned a letter in a ma- jor sport. Letters are awarded at the end ot each season. An annual initiation is held in the spring. The club's fund-raising projects earn new sports equipment and provide trips to a Big Ten football game and basketball tournament finals . 5111. ...- ffghnu 1 Ln v .in ' S I I p ,M E- E S' ' Utlmix 1,3150 ' A' . ' ' ' J 1 15 , . ' T'-, A 'A A3 P .Q . N .s 't -. A .Fawn ABOVE: Infielders Roger Accor- nero, Gary Adams, Carl Luep- nitz, Seldon Kalbfleisch line up for infield drill. LEFT: Outfiel- ders Ktopl Leonard Nelson, Pete Spieles, Dave Holtham, Ierry Lambert, Don McLeod and fbot- toml Prank Rogers, Iim McLeod, Bob Law, LeRoy Mills get ready for fungo practice. BOTTOM ROW: Clayton LaVake, LeRoy Mills, Tommy Iohnson, Bob Law, Gary Adams, Pete Spieles, Iim Kelly, Seldon Kalbfleisch. SECOND ROW: Coach Vecellio, Mike Doud, Roger Accornero, Calvin McPhee, Gary Alkire, Ierry St. Andrew, Ron Walker, Donald McLeod, Ioe Frazier, Terry Smith, Iim Mc- Leod, Ierry Lambert. THIRD ROW: Bob Corrigan, Willard Lambert, Calvin Prout, Dave Holtham, Fred Cobe, Bernard Alkire, Paul Sorensen, Gilbert Ziegler, Donald Olmstead, George Hill, David Earl, Duane Sorenson . O , F .Q , 'vQ2 Q. HW -:Mi '-, V ,ns K 55, -if '?.s'5-', A, . QQ - . .-af .1 vs '.s.,64.s.,. W -:tl-,-E. , !. ., QQQV Q .1 wi-Q ljfifgi 5:35 .,1 '-5 Hn -- 4 -- fm L .p. -o mug, , . -.. M -nf .sv wif' 4 ..-.n as Y TIN' f 1 QQ' 'Nts . a.,QQQQ . X R .qu X . Qc x . W - QQ . - Q:- . x ' ' 'X W b ' . 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' 4, 1 Q J S b sw is K Classes ,- 1' 'QI X I , -2 L N f-gg 11am I Q Ld x 'v Euce Davis Mary Matelskl Larry Soeltner Roger Langhoff Diane Bortel Rena Mae Vallier Ellsworth Marshall Ronald Martineau Lorraine Lowetz Gerald Eanham I Xl I uv ' -v. n ' - Dv 7 V f. 5' Fr. ,QQ Rhodney Savard George Hxll Kathleen Crouch Ruth Hiser Davxd Holtham Clinton Powers Evelyn Dupon Eugene Smith Catherine Coburn Gerald Lambert Juniors 1 ac: 9 , . f L 'B' M D' r 3 '4 ' IV ' - 4 L ,,,. 1. 2214 ,v -4 . qfae xr' Y-Q QQ 1 -1 1- L , -.f , l ' iklfel A 'J ' l J ,- l M N- ,rg ,Q I 'l, 90003704414 I fl. 'A 5, , Patricia Chase M, , John Lipnitz -4 'ge , Ioan Leigh fr' 3 Clayton LaVake 'v I K V fy, , Angie Spieles , f W Pat Laloioe W V V , 4, Harley Hagen ' gf ' Miriam Sterk - 3, Alan Russell L 1 l Nancy Sharbonow P g Donald Larson , Midred Bloch . .s ,144 ' Bill Leveille 1 ' , X ., 35 Mary Lou Izzo .f -- 'l W' ry , K lly - V 14 'Wi 1:?5'5fL Lzrrrijrd Zlklre ul:-.3 5' ,IL Y 9 ' ' MSW 4 1 - Y ' , wg riflr - '- ' ' , 'N L. ,A5,,f4i'f ff -n V -9 , , f- 0. la V: i 5 0 F , F -' fe .. Ls it J 5-'T bl ,. if .. 4 ' 0-.4 On N Y . A nf n ' I x .6 A' Q, ,J 1 2 -J -, ' A -' M M , 8 , - I 1 fel. MU . , '81 E x P . 50:- da' s-n u , 1' K' I U A J f ' ff . lf, - 1 .31 QQ xt, ft ,.. I' Class of rr I pf 1-:few 7-H' 5 A ' Q A ' ' , ,ggi , - A 5 , A Lois Luepnitz Ierome Christensen Yvonne Becker Bob Marshall Nancy Carlberg Richard Becker Linda Soeltner Martin Peterson Lenore Allen Mark Delieyser Vernon Brown Margaret Ferguson Edward Massey Joann Quance Donald Page B111 Davis L 'X - .-A1 2 . U ll ll ,1- Fi. .. , ...- 9 , -J .-. .H 'x . f I C? ..- 'D ' . 1:. . I w v ,n , Q, , iYAa!'!v. , QF su. 'Q' 'V F 44 7' ls . A . .-,, ,D-V I '-ur - -ffm.-. . :' G 4. V, ., ,L .-9-lc I, ,N 1 ,. ' X If! !-? .5 X. V W N.. n .ill ' 1 L 6, we KJ 'S 5' 17, rgg 0 7 .15 I S C QQ' 'A 'vi-'fr -L J V . 13 A ' Iackie Gorman Seldon Kalbflelsch ,EY f Yvonne Summerby N Iames McLeod I Eolia Simmons Wllber Goudreau Sharon Erskine Pat Collins . Alice Bellant Paul Ryerse 1 M.. 'cs .2 1 .3 . Wiz' 1 is , A ' 'x X . J ' Jo 'Tr 133: K. : af, 7 , af 'wa 5 'v 1 '- fi A A A,-gf ' A., 1.-we Dale Belonga A ' Dorothy Ingalls -3 Calvin Prout Z Mary Lou Adams f-f - 'V' -' Leonard Nelson BEA 4 -w e T. , ' . Q Zoe Clark O 5. Tom Iohnson Suzanne Coveyou J, , Robert Law J' Helen Colgrove 'lem' 4, TYLL . 'IMA X, Q. L r - f Y 1 fo? y fv- -qv 4 LA SALLE HIGH SCHUOL St. Ignace, Michigan l956 Table of Contents Ad stration .................. 5 Seniors ................ 9 Class Work. . 23 Activities 31 Sp rt 49 Cl 63 Ad rt 70 3 Rosalie Halberg Steven Alwazd Canen Olmstead Terry Fenlon Betty Blau' Fred Lee Dean Laloye Erma Martin Dick Shoemaker JoAnne Valro Iohn MacDonald Sharon Saranen lx a. L ,- J ,.-a 1. i Harold Kanham Ianet Mlswtck Ierry LaChapelle Carol Wartella Jerry Hoover Marcia Cheeseman oi rw l 'B' R 1 . A. Q E?- , 1, iw--' :ff F ' ' ,A z.. , -... -XID I .L Jf, 'Cl , v- h .u,y' ,.,.. r 'J .S-1' X Y J ' nkff ' t'f,l4y 'U Ransom Gay Carol Massey Iohn Frazier Carol Iones Sophomores if an , 9- SP5 - ,J ' 'I' ' ff-73' ,QV :gil .. I :n fs Q 'Q -fx sv' , is 1 ,11 . ' y' Rx 8 -63 , ,Y . ary , . l Ta N .4 --' -3-vm Gary Noggle Kay Dubay Raymond Wartella Lois Tromblay B111 Doucette Burton Rutledge Elaine Vlsnaw 7 :lv 5' Paul Donnelly ' .- Betty Gonyeau Iack Luepnltz Marlene Tarrien F Ernie Glashaw y yu ' Prudy Tamlyn 9' Willard Lambert Ruthann Johnston 'B' -3, 6 'al A'1.'I-at wf . 'S 11? 2' X 1 Lf 'Fi :at .V I3 rl 9 L, F if 4,1 K -.,. ' A - ' Q? D M the ' Class of 53 . -f I - M , I--N --' ' 'LJ I f H' 'X a L. ,. 'N '. 5 I ,gil ,T R V Jl .,l y me -V X- X 21-V P, Hx . - fe Kenneth Smith an Shirley Ferris Roy McLeod Barbara Ferguson Delbert Nelson Shauneen Simmons Iack Sayles Phyllis Moses Ierry Arnold Edward Reavle Richard Smith Sharon Grondln David Nelson Marilyn Miller Clayton Smith F Wir. ' mf Qlflffar - ' V-.palm X cv ff A sum ' -QU. ylgn pt? 'fa 5 -M , f M Sz 99 lf' .- , I 'S :lily 05' IJ xv' riR'::J il 1' I W I 2 : .us isa 153 Q -.u ' za X l v lx l ' za l ,. , y Q - Ales .ry , V M i ' - QV'-3' 9 sf if r' I is . get 'Q Al b LN ,Jr 'f :J . .1 4 4 M 15: 5 f 1.. f7?,.1 I -41-5' S if A 1 ' ' ' 5 l IVE? fir A kai J 3 1 2 l.S:I . + ' 'N - ' , s ' , vjyfjiasl , v i? 5, A My '- fl f l f le: K - limi M g Anthony Matelski Sally Hagen Michael Dory Florence Murphy 3- S agp, :iii V :L our as a s . QF. 'T' 4- 7 at if 5 1 y . Ax' ff '35, I w Lf '1 .A is Lv If 1 'nf Mike Marsh Rita Robinson Iohn Thibault Chrlstal Rawley David Earl Connie Law Iudy Miller Quentin Goudreau Marilyn Movalson Calvin McPhee Barbara Leveille Iohn Gold fm Qtr -Q N- 5 1 f:-. '64 su 5,1 A 2- Leonard Valentine Margarette Lockey Donald Valller Tom Spieles Tom MacDougall Gary Gustafson Richard Malnar Mary Leveille I-higene Sweeny Nancy Lltzner John Robinson Bonnie Pemble Dean Cote ,229 E' . x -P I I .4 TY? -s, ,FQ 3 .i 'I 115' Richard Gay Alzce Ellison Stanley Ferns Ioe LaVake Nancy Gold Lester Wamsley Roger Smith 68 Mike Doud Patsy Cobe Ronald Frazier Ellen Houssard Bill Tamlyn -gr -7 'i, '33 lf.. 5 'v ':'Q-Y -.44 'T A 'Y I -Q ws'- ,J 1, .wi 1 il P! 7 ,,, 1 Iames Allen James Sayles Iackie Ryerse William Martlneau Larry Laceby Sharon Gustafson J nf : ' f A- -t + if fi, ' rfrlgf, iff' 7- 3 ,l .- :-. 3 3 nf' in 'bg I, V Q V A n Jfw' ' 3 f 1 K' 3 Kg kvli :E , 1 if' : J gif 3 A :Misfit W I arm., +4 - ffx 'I' TW nw , I - x ff ' .NA I-f , . ,,, I -:Y 1 --.. ' wg . Freshm Q fl' ff? vw ... 1' -an ' ,Nl 1, 1 ixlxvilgfi :fy gf-1 ,rl 7' 9 Ala' ow t. ffm, ,f f E r - A-A K wi i. -qu , I N 2 5+ karl. if X lf N , .r 1 451 47 R Louis Colegrove Iudlth Miller Harold Kriesche Phyllis Gustafson Iohn Smith Gary Brockway Judy Weaver Donald Hunter Brenda Martineau Hugh McLean Carol Collins Iames Perry uw Walter Droskie Mary Davis Donald McKinnon Susan Iones Martin Marshall Lana Taylor ww N 'nj A .fl Q--.a .' 4 it f 5 QE! r .4 I1 i990 17 . -.J ' 3 '37 ' ' '-.2 'X Mah. ff . , I A 4 1 ,V 4 A gf P lf 3 V C ass of H5917 bk 2 3 G .v Q . .ear K V.-3, K .1-. I at -2.- ' f 'r '3 -. - ' - . , , ., - NY ' '15 ' ' - . ' ff' A , Z . I I X! if 4. f f A '2 A -.3 .A .. , D lf? ' ,sq-5' ' T, A . X A ff ' I ' fl 2 IT- f X X 'A ' 7 1 ! - ' I A Dale Nelson Diane Closs . Paul slmkms Q ,v y 1 4' 1 M M A Mona Wamer : A ,305 A Fred I-Ialberg v , Carol Coveyou ' L V Myrna Laloice ,Z 2: 1: ,w . 4 ff .y Raymond Massey ,.. 09 ' 4, - Lynn Ellis fy 11' L, Mike Flanders ' Margaret Robinson I v - . Henry vauier ' ,J f 5 S Iames Utter 3 W' 3 fs Sandra Grondin W . Q ,W IT. 2 Mike Holtham 13- v' , - :- Janet Heckman 1 ,, 'I' I x Er1ckVachon X I Z ! I 5' , ' , ' L, Stephen Corp f I 5' A A I '-35. 4 , .5 6- S S- -,g e: K e. ae: .4 ' ..-- 3,1 ..,- .J .! . ,Q ...ff , -.ev e., I if , ., X ,, - xl we f 'l ff-J' -T f . x, ' A 'P -.- If ' . inf F , . I 'T al .si l f flu Q . , 3 , 5, ..,4 Q Q. 4 ss. , .. A x .. 'nr' -!-A-J il 'xl ,J ..J 111 ,IG N ,..- , .R ' 1 r f 'par' x- 'rw-I 7.6. n' ., ,. 1 ,V .-f-,N y 'Qtr , ull 1. J- 0 V N Roger Beers Brenda Taylor lack Russell Rosemary McLeod Ray McGrath Sharron Snyder lay Madison Margaret Wamsley William Carmean Loreen Winters Richard Bently Nancy Davenport Kenneth Belonga Roberta Paauln 'W rv, -w :Sv ... 1-0 Q X . 4 V.. ,T QQ- Ilene LaVake Fred Lalnnde Lella Martin Patsy Soeltner Nelson LaVake Robert Kalbfleisch Orls Hayward Iames Lasley Marcae Hunter Ronald Vltek Tom Reetz Elaine Blair Carolyn Preston 'Q--7 K -. 1 ' H 1 .L kv Jfl. ' W 'wr - y I , , , +3 gf, In ' '- ' 5 Gary Bose-n . ! .8 P ' ff ,v J! 69 Q o . v. i - r Qi f if ,,., a.....,M-,. in U1 2, I R L-. 2 RCD DWI. ,pile A.. F NEWS The Hiawathan is grateful to its many friends without whose financial support publication would be im- possible. Our contributors and a key to products which some of them sell is below. l . Vogelheim Lumber Company Z . Petgas Distributing Company 3. Mallet and Walker 4 . Hal Smith 5. liicolet Hotel 6. Fashion Shoppe 7, 37 Highstone's Department Store 3. St. Ignace Laundromat, Cleaners, and Shoe Repair O J . Red Owl Agency lQ,25 Konle Standard Oil ll. Olmstead Barber Shop l2. George Litchard-Bulldozing, Excavating, and Contracting 13 . Mc Leod Plumbing , l4 . Brown's Grocery li . Yshinski's Park Motel 16. The Republican-News 17. L. Winkleman's Department Store Mackinac Sales Ben Franklin Store Kurly Ku Cafe First National Agency Johnson Plumbing Shop Becker Oldsmobile, Moran Goudreau Mobile Service McGregor Shell Service Stations Iohn Donnelly Gulf Oil St. Ignace Greenhouse AGP Store L. Tamlyn- Sand, Gravel, and Excavating La Haie Insurance Agency A. M. McNamee Dry Cleaning Phillips Jewelry and Gift Shop Saul's Department Store O osuunnninsuvml- 16 17 35. WCBY 36 . Tamlyn Trucking 38. Hunter's Sport Shop 39. Warren's People's Store 40. Hoban Hardware 41. Ray Motor Sales Artistic Beauty Shop Bea's Popcorn Betty's Cab Bud's Barber Shop Cheeseman Insurance Agency Ferris' Grocery Prenchie's Steak House Greyhound Sandwich Shop Hoban Insurance Agency Hollingsworth Buildware Homestead Cafe nnnp u1 Ione's Beauty Shop La Rocque Drug Store Miller Freight Sales Buzz Moore Moran Lumber Yard O.K. Hotel Pemble Bros. 'Wholesale L. L. Quale Red Owl Agency, Moran St. lgnace Fuel Company St. lgnace Garbage Removal St. lgnace Machine Works St. lgnace Plumbing and Heating St. lgnace Theater The Stop The Straits Laundrette Wing Motor Sales 71 ,, E u-xq..,n..a A a-,...4 bv 'IIB-Olfll KOYKZI uumm., ll., u s. A QLD,- -lp, ' 4 -L! . 'Q I 4 4 4 -. A l 1 O 1 v- 1 -4 -4, 11 44, - , X ' 1 a 4 4 4. ' ' 4 5 .- 4 4 if , 1 L 4: I I .. 4'H'I v A 4 4 4 4 .,,. . .1411 n 4 ,A mv n x L. HJ Q-. -Q llii if N . 2 s 6 ' LW' 1 4 1 '.Hu ' 'Ili I 'IS L J JJW' X . X X .,.' I w W'l.1 fn 1145 uh, ' ,,u ,, ilr FT'-Q' E 775' -W f' , 1. ,. ,. . ' ., . . -if UW 4'. 'lu , 4 r.. A- N I J -Q ,A 1 s F iff' 1 1 , ,r'.0' u' mlm? 1- ' J , ,- 4 , .. l ..L,, .-,bu .R EW-Q -J. -...W - 1'-' Mil-, Q-, -'- li. UQUO adis Q Where are you going? W'here are the Seniors going? Where is St. Ignace going? Our Mackinac Bridge presents a challenge to all of us. It will mean great changes in our lives, our town, and our whole Upper Pe- ninsula. The challenge of the future is al- ways with us, sometimes in visible form like the great span that will presently cross our straits, sometimes in the less tangible form of new ideas to explore, new ways of doing things, new friends to meet. Where we are going often depends on where we have been. The years we spend in school equip us with techniques for finding jobs, searching out answers, making new friends. Many of this year's graduating class will remain in St. Ignace, where with the back- ing of farsighted townspeople, they will meet the challenge of the future which will ma e St. Ignace bigger, better, more pros- perc .s, and more inviting. Other 1956 grad- uates will find their places away from this community. They, too, must front the future with the eguiy .zent of their experiences and education. Where are we going?. . . We are going forward to prosperity, sucQe,ss,,,a,nd happiness! .f 'F ' G. . ' ' 1 'a fsxx -Uk ' ' s X 1 Y K 1 5 4 4, xx X' '55 at 1124+ . f! lx s x iv ' I X , , 4, . G A I A, - .. xxis. k . ' --rifl- 'rl . 34' A '15 ,1 .i, ' 41 ' 55, r , ,tl H 1 Hi ,f ' iff l X I 4 C I I if , rj! Qi' XR' .fvx 'Q .5 , 5 q 7 ,S .h ,fx , , -5 Effmx .115 Rn . K J I , X x' ' -' Q DR x N 'O ,Y , w , , Jrii, I NX ff 'Jr f ' 4 'W ' ', x f fun' kr S ,