Luther L Wright High School - Hematite Yearbook (Ironwood, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1956 volume:

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Hematite Staff Co-Editor DARLENE 1oHNsoN Advisor MISS EVERILLE :AJ- iff MM' af' iiifyjggvfe lx WU ' H SENIOR EDITORS Ginger Gerovac Aileen Fafford IUNIOR EDITOR Iudy Iuntunen SOPHOMORE EDITOR Audrey Kivisto FRESHNIAN EDITOR Iack Sheridan FACULTY EDITOR Sandra Wirtanen SPORTS EDITORS Russell Roberts Dave West Danny Mertz WRITE-UP STAFF Anita Hiltonen Iudy Blaisdell Marilyn Magnuson ART EDITOR Alice DeLodder ART STAFF Barbara Velin LAYOUT EDITOR Rita Lundin , W MTM' 3 .K i High' School 1956 LAYOUT STAFF Marlene Sher Karen Pumala Sue Freedstrom BUSINESS MANAGERS Kathy Nasi Sandra Rowe BUSINESS STAFF Nancy Hedstrom Gail Sendek Mary Ferguson Sally Iuntilla Iean Johnson Carol Woodcock TYPING EDITOR Doris Rahko TYPING STAFF Sheryl Hall Iane Kangas Arlene lobe PHOTO STAFF MODERN PORTRAIT STUDIO PHOTO STAFF Carol Tenlen Marge Ferguson Carol Cordy Rita Severin Nancy Torni Iann Trethewey 1 Foreword Some regard school only as a preparation for life , but they are only partly right. It is be the happiest and most fruitful part of one's years if you only let it be. Within the varie your school days are the opportunities to gain the things that we hold most dear--friendship achievement, and knowledge . And at no future time will their attainment seem sweeter. Foolis life. It can d activities of s, success, h is the one who fails to take advantage of today's opportunity thinking he will wait until tomorrow to begin. E Table of Contenis WY FACULTY. . . . . Page 11 SENIORS . . . . . Page 17 UNDERGRADS. . . . . Page 43 ACTIVITIES . ..... Page 57 1.1 - N ,Q M a. -1 -1, ARTS . . . . .Page sa ATHLETICS . . . . . Page 95 R.O.T.C. . . . . .Page 109 Class of 1956 Class Colors -- Red and White Class Flower -- Red Rose Class Advisor -1- Mr. Krznarich Class Motto -- One Thorn Of Experience Is Worth A Whole Wilderness Of Warning . School Song Fight team, we're herie to pepper you on to go With good spirit, cheers, and song, Pep up ancilm the score up high on the foe: Tonight's game to us belongs -- RAH! RAH! RAH! Old Ironwood, fight along with your playing bright: We will win our victory nigh, So heads up, step out, and play your best for Ironwood: Fight for old Ironwood High! ! Dedication To you, Mr. Maurice Blomiley, we, the class of 1956, wish to dedicate our annual because you have so willingly and patiently given your time and devoted your interest to helping to make us better students. Dedication To you also, Mr. Max Newcomb, we wish to dedicate our 1956 annual, for your pleasant ways and friendly manner have made our stay here at Luther L. Wright more enjoyable and intere sting . f 7 h O . fi f ayiffiwfwg Q O In Memoriam We, the class of 1956, wish to pay tribute to the memory of Miss Dorothy Giacherio, our beloved teacher, whose untimely death shocked and grieved us all. While we feel the loss of her friendship and guidance, we cherish the example of her openmindedness and sincere in- terest in our lives. Her memory will always inspire us to do better things . In Memoriam ,,, r We, the class of 1956, wish to pay tribute to Mr. Ralph Spencer, our fr'errd 'anrlV,teacher,5X who was suddenly taken from us on Ianuary 27, 1956. We shall-never, fhifs c ' erful smile I and his pleasant personality: and though he cannot be here ith us, y e Wil ' ' hearts forever. Q 1 ' ff X TNR fx A-2 Z ' X Xl Q51 f NX ,lr X J , f xx X Xu X R. Ernest Dear Superintendent of Schools We, the class of 1956, wish to pay tribute to o17uj,sup'efintendent,5 Mr. Dear. He has been our superintendent for three yearszb .His patie and understanding are oniy two of the attributes that have made him- tl? g ed friend h is t . . remember P . Dear long after we have left L. L. Wrightx w SY X Q R. Wright. STANDING: Mr. Iohn Best, Mr. R. Ernest Dear, Mr. Albino Rigoni. N U Y Y W Y Win- oard of Education O - I President .............. Mr. Edward 'endek President ' -Tem ............ Mr. Leo ollins Secretary . ....... .... M iss Alm Nelson Treasurer . ......... Mr. Med . Iafolla Attorney . . ........ Mr. Ro ert R. Wright X , NX NWAX . .. . X 4,1- E X XX Finance Committee X ilding and Grounds Committee Iohn W. Best, Chairman N ,,... f 1 bino Rigo i, Chairman William Wright ' : 0 o Iafoll Leo Collins . , Harry -I Members of the Board of Education are elec - cho oters for term of four year . Their service to the schools of Ironwood is given without compe sa Sr Responsibility rest with t r oard of Education for determining all school policy, approving the s l ec 'o - o . - , ---.. .- e courses to be taught, and the instructional materials to be used. The Board, op - so administers the annual budget. Many hours are spent by each member performing the duties for wllich he is X .-ctedr' A.- f X l X We, the members of the Senior Class of 1956, wish to express the Board of Education our appreciation for all th 'they have done to aid us in our school careers . We iully derstand that there are so many things that are en' concern and of which we may have little or no knowledge . For their intere st and for their efforts on beha f of the school of Ironwood we wish to thank them. lx xx f J 4 V Jnijl pf! I 'J ff If 11' as fs ,J 2' Li fy,hf,,.'ff,fg, fy! fl V I ffli, VL Wy X ff! , fl vljjff-' 'yi j j s ',v-. am My 9j,lf'fL UEAJL fl-ffl , A'7 r1'LZ' K, '- -1. J 'V Princi a iEe.- W 1 if Miss Kasmarick, M s Cve gi'os Miss H.e J A fu bi, ffu, n if 41,1 VV lf. ' vl J L' ry!!! 1- ,Uv ff ,U V 011 fp s L M My Ljiufalfbf I Us wi v 'Lf JJ pf WM Lfyf J ' 1 4 V K Mu L U VL,-' VXI? ,, 4.1.4 fu ,ft 3 iw' in MUKM LIJ A DJ 7? V'-ttf, ff VW J 5 ,xp f L L .fi 3 I f,f'l, , . W LJ jW ' Secretary s Offlce pf Miss Roberts, Miss Vojcik. , ,JU .sf -' ff r f 1 LVM: fi K' 1, ff df! A 11124 ,m It ,ff V flflld fJf'f-4 ,,..,,C'. ,- Ag ,L , L, fi' C' Q .f 1,-'K It if 1,75 tc 1,56 f 1 ,fl K L-ff1 ,- A34 J' , Superintendent' s Office Miss Swanson, Miss Iohnson, Miss Nelson FACULTY H' fs: z . f ,wr--V1 1 t jeff 4. A y-flgrfqf , ,WK 5.3 J. K 5. M x James Sheridan PRINCIPAL Mr. Sheridan has been our principal for the last three years , and we wish-to express our deep appreciation for his complete devotion to us and to our school. He has been con- siderate and helpful to all of us, and we sincerely appreciate his guidance during these past years . --- AS SI STAN T PRINCIPAL Jack Kraemer Mr. Kraemer has been with our school nce 1930 and became our assistant principal in 1953. We acknowledge the interest and help he has given and shown to all of us, and we deeply appreciate his guidance and assistance . We wish to express our sincere gratitude for all that he has done for us . xiw' IOHN SARTORIS Amerlcan History Student Council Iunlor Class Advisor ROSA L . PAPE Commercial JAMES HOCKING Manual Training Business Math EVERILLE KNIGHT Commercial Hematite ADOLPH PASSINT Mathe matics Drlver Training RUTH BIRGE Modern History Red Peppers FRANK BEDNAR English Forensics Keyhole Editorial Advisor HE Vi s c JOHN OSTROM Head Football Coach Boys' Physical Education Guidance CHARLES ANDERSON Commercial EDSON STILES Band Director OSCAR SIOWALL American History Driver Training I A f 1 RICHAP. BA ' OLIVER KOSKI Manual Training IENNIE IOHNSON English 12 Latin Latin Club National Honor Socle If -J! Orc a ,C f L lf ELIZABETH DOLEZEL English DANA E. PINE Math Physics MARION DOLEZEL English Algebra fl NOAH WARREN nf Day Trade Welding IIM COOK Head Basketball Coach Biology General Science Future Teachers of America ELMER MILLER Head of Manual Training Department MRS. MARY ELLIS Homemaklng F ' ER N Biology ZERA TABACCI-II French hench Club English R. E. EHNBOM Chemistry MALCOLM REYNOLDS Math MARY ALICE SMITH Girls' Physical Education Girls' Athletic Association Cheerleaders Health IAMES DESAUTELLE Ancient History Biology Social 9 Keyhole Business Staff Advisor GUSTAVE SWANSON Day Trade Machine Shop IOHN KRZNARICH Social 12 Freshman Basketball Coach Senior Class Advisor I Club Tennis National Athletic Scholarship Society PAYE SIVULA Homemaking RAYMOND THIELEN English SHIRLEY HANNULA Commercial Cheerleader Advisor , ls i if 4,11 , ff 4, -cyucg rfcfufif 44,4Mi!Qi.'C iJ7'., 1 nl L'- -' --1-1 1 ' ' 7 v ,W 4 'HJ s7ff ,f1, J! A EARLJ cegsou-7f ' ' 0'vFIE2Jh .,4f,,'.,-ff'-V'-J f M, FSPGQCII 'N .g,41J 9. K,fa6,e,lfsmi-10' CI.ARA ARENS Homemaking WILLIAM FRANCIS Art Senior Class Play A' srl Wi IANE COOK English 10 Social 10 THERESA MESTNIK English 4 G? 'jf qw! ROBERT EKMAN Manual Training I SYLV IN nment IRENE GELINAS Librarian VICTORIA SENDEK School Nurse mir? W f nfl QQ? 5 i 5 ff A447101 Girls' Mqtron MRS. MINA COLLICK 7 fl K jf 3 f Q A4 f -44 L' J,,U'H,4, ,S 3 1 QL f'11vL, Df'bw'vcLfi,Ln. My fffb MRS. ANN NICHOLLS 7111 3 if 4 Assistant Matron C W .M , 'bb f 1' 4. K 4 52555-ff,1 ri2y: A- ' ,mm fv: H,.m:f, 154345542 .1 gm . an . . ,, SE IORS Q. . -1,1 M K A' iw In 2 4, 5 ,, ., 'V M -Fl W ,Z r, f' ,MJWM Y? . gy, , Aw .away 1 ,M N,-WF' ---...H A Q- n, eu, k 45- jug' .QQ '0X '9 WMS is agg- Senior Class Officers Pre sident . . Secretary . . Trea surer . . Vice -President Class Advisor . . Bill Maki Barbara Velin Judy Iuntunen Steve Thomas Mr. Krznarich HELEN I. AILI Her marks are as high as our estimate of her. Band 9-12, Trl-Hi-Y 10, Latln Club ll-12, Treas- urer 9, Student Council Re- presentative 10 , Home- coming Court l2, Girls' Friendship League ll-12. ffransfer from Ewen.l ROBERT I. BALE Why should the devll ha- ve all the good times? Basketball 9-10, Football 10, Track 10-12, Intram- ural Basketball 11-12, Ho- me Room Secretary 9. LEEVI I. AALTONEN He's a quiet youth - at tlmesl Athletics Club 9, Cross Country 10-12, Track 10- 11, R.O.T.C. 10-12, I Club 11-12, Color Guard 11, Intramural Basketball 10-12, Captain of Cross Country Team 12, Class Secretary 9. IACK R. AHOLA Not that I love study le- ss, but I love fun more. Football 9, Basketball 9, Intramural Basketball 9-1 2 R.O.T.C. 10-11, Home Room Vice-President 9. RICHARD BENNETTS Of all the things Illke best, I much prefer to slt and rest. Football 9-10, Basketball 9 , Intramural Basketball 10-12, I Club 11-12, Home Room Vice-President 9. I v l. -Q wmk .fix ' f-A xx! PP U 5 0.1 GORDON L. BERG Be silent and safe--sll- ence never betrays you. Track 9-12, Basketball 9- 11 , Intramural Basketball 9-12, R.O.T.C.1O-12, I Club 11-12 . LEONARD M. ANDERSON Beware , I might yet do something sensational. R.O.T.C. 11-12, Drill Te- am 11. DENNIS BARRON School work may not hurt me - but it tires me. BARBARA I. BERZINSKI The twinkling of her eyes betokens mischief. Red Peppers 9, G.A.A. 1-1- 12, Pep Club l2, Intercom 11-12, President of Inter- com 12, Drama Club 11, Prom Committee, Home Ro- om Treasurer l2, Girls' Friendship League 9-12. ,f 1, nm TH mn Buxrsnsu. fyfleughrer Qef Xthe gods: yer 1 gydlvhxeiy gall, and,-most di? J vlnelyj lr. ,weed 11 -112 ,X pea Peppers -- 95-fG1r1s' Rlile 'rega 9-12, chan 1,q1-G1r1e:'1nagefeega1 Vollajjball 5:10 , Forensics N 10',iV.g,WfSssay,Award Elf-1' 10, Keyhole Bd1tQfia1StaQf A 1-112 Q' Hematjfe , G .A,A,x -' '111-12 P.T.S.A.X11i12,' 'vasilass S36sretary.,S',' Homexl-JW fi ,Roor1lS'ecretaQf' 9, Hom! - Xkafdm Presldehtil ,, Iurrior 1 X I v X 1 1 Q Q-fStuder1t Gouncil Represent-glial ' ative , ,Home Roym Student' uncil Repre ntative 3111, re ome Room 'Lecretar3 12 , J Girlsf frlendshga League e 11, : 1 1,.. ' 1 . x . 1 1 4 ,Y I ' 1 1 1 Y XA! XD WJX , Q, 1' ' V GECRGE T, Brfncoursr I dzibthef halrdefstfirork of my day before breakfast-- ,getting up. , . week 9-1,2 ,' Tumbling 9- 11, R.O4TLC. 10-12, Col- or Guan-1 11, R.o.T.c, R1- fle Team 12, Home Room vice-Preeiaem 101- .1 ul D-,I N N - ' 1 1 jg - F ,jk N S ,got 1,5i1:.ngsQuhg.z' Q.. R H3e-,seafns tdfmost a' wee bit burjfqe know that j!,he'sll3i regulir -1, Band 10-12. zO,T.C1L'10- 1,24 Riffe 1f2.A,wHemg.,, JRYnorqpV1cgQ- rles'18JentK1,U. xr . ' - nz' - Q' ' f , 1 , , 1 1. 1 xr 5 ,X 12 1 fx 1 1 A A V M . , 1 1, I 1.3 , .1 , J X f , -1 lf L 1 .x . ,. , .if ' 1 . 1' 'v - 'f ,- . V 1 My .1 ,f-f., -R x ,xx -X-.VN J' rs 1 -,. . V1 A J L 1-1 .1 1 , - 1 N J X 1 J 1 J J AA Lf ' 'va ,,. J 1. QI 1 X-1 .1 AJ' 1 x ,J of xx., . , 1 X ' . , H, X1 1.7, S 1, X 'R '-.J ROBERT C. BRACE ff If silence is a vlrtue-- 1 'J how virtuous must he be? 4-H 9, Handicraft 9, R.O. T.C. 10-11. 1 ' 1 WILLIAM R. BIORK Disguise our bondage as we will: 'Tis woman, wo- man, who rules us still. R.O.T.C. 10-12, Color Guard 1 1 -1 2 . ' 1 7 1 -, I il J , u ,if .- 1' P . - , ,W I PARNELL wp sow1v1AN IuSt gjivejne a place to ski, and I'1l be happy. S141 Team 9-12, R.O.T.C. 10-123 1 'Club 11-12, In- trarhural saskecball 11-12. ' , ,J - p 5 x M h . V , , X -. , A 'Ld I V 12 If-,J P -Wvxj 1, 1 sl j' '4- . IT AJJ us. J R ' J' c N-' - . 1, x 1 M,-x y , rf' If X I l K , I Q 'J .fw ,.,' ,uf A IIT! .5 YS .. ' -1 1 ' sf l sy .71 - 1 X f 12 f 1 h Hr' 1 'f '2 1 ' 1 5 , X. 1 :J M x I I -If S, hiv, W xiii' ,li U I X , xl, A F -,U '- nf I -,IO1-IN FRANK BI1DNIK A A Not onlyfjhe finest gent- X 31' J lgman offhls time , but one ,ff .lof thekjinest scholars. Y, gg ree all 9-12, Baskengml 1. ,X ,V 9- , Intramural Basket- 'L Ruby 112, Track 9-11, For- -' Efiensics 9-11 , Keyhole Sp- ' orts Editor 11-12, National 1 J '- Honor Society 12, I Club eq . 1 .5 1 Q' 11 ,if Y H-eff 12 , Home Room Vice-Pre sl- dent 12, Home Room Presl- dent 11 . PETER D. CATTELINO The gladdest words of to- ngue or pen--tonite there ls a dance againl Football 9, R.O.T.C. 10- 12, R.O.T.C. Drill Team 11-12 . DELORES A. CHIPPERI A perfect woman, nobly planned--to wam, to com- fort, and to command. G.A.A. 11, Girls' Friend- ship League 9-12. 'Y . N 1 MZ mf! He was a rela he '- , I' m R . 10-12, R606 Pres en 1 Room Vice Pr si X Y T ng 9,'I'ra 9 In - 9, . . .O.T B d 10, R.O. T.C. 111 ea 11 Home o 12.!- ffl, IEAN P . CARLSON School kreaks up my who- le day . Iournalism 9, Library 9, Choir 9, Annual 9, Girls' Friendship League 10-12 . IOANN COLASACCO IoAnn's little, but she's wise, there's always a tw- inkle in her eyes. F.T.A. 9-12, Band 9-12, Choir 10-12, Drama Club 9-11, Girls' Riendship Le- ague 9-12, Inner Circle 9- 11 , Latin Club 10, Orch- estra l0, Forensics 9-12, Keyhole Editorial Staff 11- 12, Prom Committee, Range Symphonet Orchestra 12, Representative to Inner Ci- rcle 9-11, Latin Club Sec- retary 10, F.T.A. Secretary 12, Home Room Secretary 12 , National Honor Society Secretary 12. RUTH ESTLEY COOK A friend as one would wl- sh a friend. Girls' Friendship League 9-12 . LORENE M. CHASE I've lived, I've loved I'm satisfied. 1 Band 9-12, Choir 9, Iour- nallsm 9, Annual 9, Tatt- ler Staff 9, Girls' Friend- ship League 10-12. DANIEL R. CISEWSKI lust a guy with pleasant ways. R.O.T.C.10-ll. lh ALICE I. DELODDER Honestly, kids I'm not a flirt. Red Peppers 9-10, Band 9-12, Latin Club 10, Prom Committee, G.A.A. 11, Keyhole 11-12, 'Choir ll , P.T.S.A. 12, Hematite Art Editor, Home Room Secre- CAROL IANE CORDY A happy girl with smile so sweet, a nicer girl you'll seldom meet. Library Club 9, Latin Club 10, Pep Club 12, G1rls'In- tramural Volleyball 9-l0 , Keyhole Business Staff 10- 12, Hematite, G.A.A. ll- 12, Girls' Friendship Lea- gue 9-12 . VIRGINIA CVENGROS I'm alvmys ready for a go- od time. Girls' Rifle Team 9-11, G. A.A. 11, Girls' Friendship League 9-12 . he, Iackjsflolit you 2 siM9-ll- 'Tra fi-do J tba 19 6, Lzaml-lral If . 1 ' sketliafafl-k?, Eyre li b 3. tude 2 11 , Choir 1 Club Z0-12 , Ahh igflbonof BD-jj tary 9, Class Secretary 10, ' , President of Red pers . Slew 1 Q Zi K 10, Home Roo asurer 1 ' ' ' ' S 11, Ho R ,mfr s erltyk HQ1pe'Room dentlgq tix , S ,Af Prp dem 2 H71 I ,lf - ' -:Hu ,f ' Wy' D T '-B --V, .ff if ' ' 5 -,-5. ' ,Aa mmyif, M - s- 1 1' ,f1'447,f', ji . ---A -5 I' I lf. ' X KT R s. of ,gi N C 7 p f!fA Q K ,X , V V ., I K, ' f 1e,v9 94 - 7-7 ' A ' . H, ls ' ' Q. . . D 1 . ROBERT G. DDCON ,. , 9 ,' 4 All the things he meant to e be I , say are yet to be said. t Qhf , n R.o.r.c. 10-11, infra- , 1 1 'L mural Basketball 11-12. , R I 1. , 11 ' H R 1' C Prom NANCY EDWARDS Beauties in vain their pr- etty eyes ma' roll, charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. Iournalism 9, Library 9, Tattler 9, Forensics 9, Ro- osevelt Honor Society 9, 4-H 9, Annual 9, latin Cl- ub ll, National Honor So- ciety ll-l2, National Ho- nor Society Treasurer 12, Girls' Friendship League 1 0-12 . LOIS I. ERICKSON I don't let school inter- fere with my education. Choir 9, Girls' Rifle Team 10, G.A.A. ll, Girls' Fr- iendship League 9-12. ' A, Te ' 2.' , .- 219-11,R U, 5' 'gl ' 12 U I 1' ,0- . Q c mmi HomeR m 0 t . :- . .D A f 5-1 1. Dsgpdlfa andper alityhas 841 fi IACK RICHARD FAHRNER How can I study when my mind ls occupied by more lntere sting things? Athletics Club 9, Basket- ball 9, Intramural Basket- ball 10-12, R.O.T.C. 10- 11, Prom Committee. SUE FREEDSTROM A rare comblnatlonl Lo- oks, brains, and person- ality . Band 9-12, Library Club 9, 4-H 9, Forensics 9-12, Co-Editor of Tattler 8, 11- ama Club 10-11 , Cheer- leader 9, Choir 11-12, Gl- rls' Sextette 12, Keyhole Editor 12, Hematite layout Staff, Prom Committee, Na- tlonal Honor Soclety 11-12 Debate ll , Keyhole Edl- torlal Staff 11 , Safety Co- nference Repesentatlve 11 , Glrls' Skl Team 12, DAR Good Cltlzenshlp Award 12 , G.A.A.1l , P.T.S.A. 12, Home Room Treasurer 10, Class Treasurer ll, Home Room Student Council Re- presentative 12, Girls' Fr- lendshlp League 10-12, Roosevelt Honor Society 9, Iournallsm 9. IOHN D. ESTOLA No sinner yet no salnt perhaps, but then, the very best of chaps. Football 9, Basketball 9, 4-H 9, Choir 9, Annual 9, Athletics' C b 9, Intr mural Baske Band 12 .T.C. 0- 11, H o l Tre of 'Qi ff l AILEEN R. FAFFORD A1l the eyes you draw, and with the eyes the he- art. Red Peppers 9-10, Choir 9-11 , Cheerleader 10-11 , Drama Club 10-11, Prom Committee, Prom Queen, G.A.A. 11-12, G.A.A. Pu- blicity Chairman 11 , Pep Club 12, Hematite, Class Treasurer 9, Home Room Treasurer 9, Home Room Secretary 11 , Vlce-Pres1- dent of Pep Club 12, Girls' Friendship League 9-12. MARGARET B. FERGUSON Her alr, her manners, all who saw admired: court- eous though coy, and ge- ntle though retlred. Lllrary 9, Girls' Intramural Volleyball 9-10 , Keyhole Business Staff 10-11, Key- hole Editorial Staff 12, G. A.A. ll-12, Pep Club 12, Girls' Friendship League 9-1 2 , Hematite. MARY A. FERGUSON If mischief is part of he- aven, she's on her way there . Keyhole 9-12, Girls' Int- ramural Volleyball 9-10, French Club 9, Inner Circle 10, Girls' gue 9-12, er 10-12, nd 11-12 Friendship Lea- Glrl Scout Lead- Pep Club 12, Ba- , Hematite , G.A. A. 11-12, Home Room Sec- retary 10-11. CAROLE ANN FORSLUND Quiet? You should know her betterl Red Peppers 9-10, Girl Sc- outs 9, Latln Club 10, Na- tional Honor Society ll-12, P.T.S.A. 11-12 , Library Club 12, Pep Club 12, G. A.A. 12, Latin Club President 10, Library President 12, Girls' endshlp League 9-12. A . fl 1 n wld' ' T. , rw SHERYL HALL A ring on the flnger ls wo- rth two on the phone . Art Club 9, Library Club 9-10, Latln Club 10, Girl Scout Leader 10-12, Inter- com 10, Keyhole Business Staff 10-ll , Red Peppers 10, llama Club 10-11, Gi- rls' Intramural Volleyball 10, Prom Committee, G. A.A. ll, Pep Club 12, He- matite, ftyplstl Home Ro- om Secretary 9-10, Girls' Friendship League 9-12. GEORGE HANTULA This learning, what a bore lt lsl Band 9-11, Choir 9, 4-H 9, R.O.T.C. 10-11, Rifle Team 10. VIRGINIA GEROVAC As grlefless as a rlch man's funeral. Inner Circle 9, Girls' Fri- endship League 9-12, Pre- nch Club 9-10, Drama Cl- ub 9-11 , Library Club 9, Girls' Volleyball 9-10, Ke- yhole Buslness Staff 10- 11, G.A.A. ll , Hematite lSenior Edltorl Prom Com- mittee . TOM L. GILL The man who blushes is not quite a brute. Basketball 9, Football 9- 12, Track 9-12, I Club 11-12 , Intramural Basket- ball 9-1l , Intramural Vol- leyball 9-ll, I Club Se- cretary 12. NANCY ANN HEDSTROM Charming , talented , wit- ty, sincere, ofthe fame of this glrl you will someday here . Library 9, Iournallsm 9, Student Council 9, Co- Editor of Tattler 9 , Cheer- leader 9, Band 9-11, Cholr 9-12, Forensics 9-11, An- nual 9, Roosevelt Honor Society 9, Drama Club 10- 11, Keyhole 11-12 , Prom Committee, Operetta ll , Natlonal Honor Society ll- l2, P.T.S.A. 12, Pep Club 12, Hematite , Secretary of Student Council 9, Class Secretary 11, Girls' Prlend- shlp league 10-12. NANCY L. HEIANDER Everyone's friend and no one's enemy. Choir 9, Library Club 10, G.A.A. 11, Girls' Friend- shlp League 9-12. LEON HAMEL The opportunity for doing mischief is found a hundred times a clay. KTransferred from St. Am- brosel H911 , ' . Xmas 1. k Sb sw 'limi xx' Q HAp9, A x '- q 'Tb iw .-rv-.A ' ATR rx XI' -x 1 ' XL 'Kraft' k' Clif, x . 3,5319 A ' lau- 1 f ., r 1 efflm.-va an C'-F X 'A -xxx.-2 1 NWN' 1 Jig F TOIVO M. HANTULA A quiet fellow who keeps his head, yet he's far from being dead. I Projector Club 9, R. O.T.C . 11 . gk fwuafk -fvYV'L', Wg, KN-, X,N1TA R. HILT Always happy, always gay, making everyone that way. Girls' Friendship League 9-12, Red Peppers 9-10, Business Staff of Keyhole 9-12, Girls' Intramural Vo- lleyball 9-10, Band Ma- jorette 11-12, G.A.A. ll- 12, Pep Club 12, Girls' Rifle Team 11, Prom Com- mittee, Hematite. DEWEY C. ISAACSON Men of few words are the best men. Football 9-10, Basketball 9 , Band 9-10, Choir 9, In- tramural Basketball 10-12, lntramural Volleyball 10- 12, Forensics 9-10, R.O. T.C. 10-ll, Tumbling Te- am 11, Home Room Presi- dent 9-lZ, Home Room 'll'- easurer 10, Roosevelt Stu- dent Council President 9, Home Room Vice-President 11 . THOMAS I. HELLEN When I'm good I'm very good - but when I'm bad I'm better. Athletics Club 9, Annual 9, Football 9-10, 4-H 9- 10, Forensics 9, Choir 9, R.O.T.C. 10-11. .,L N ANDREW J. HENDRICKSON Andy is unmoved by sm- iles and curls. He pays what he owes, but not att- ention to the girls . Football 9-12, Intramural Basketball 9-ll, Intramural Volleyball 9-11 , I Club 10-12, Track 11-12, Nat- ional Honor Society ll-12, National Athletic Honor So- ciety 11-12, Baseball ll, Homecoming King 12, Ba- sketball Manager 12, 1 Club President 12, Home Room President 12, C0- Captain of Football Team 12 . fi' ,-gt IACQUELINE HELEN IANOV Sedate and gentle, sweet and charming, Jackie has a smile that is quite dis- arming. Choir 9-12, Drama Club 9- ll, Girls' Friendship Lea- gue 9-l2, F.T.A. 9-12, Red Peppers 10, G.A.A. ll-12, Pep Club 12. MARY ANN IENNINGS She's got the eyes of an angel, but there's devil- tryin her wings. Glee Club 9, Choir 9, Op- eretta 9, Keyhole Business Staff 10-12, Drama Club 10-11, G.A.A. 11-12, Pep Club 12, Prom Committee, Girls' Ski Team 12, Girls' Friendship League 10-12. BEVERLY I. HUMANN She likes them short: she likes them tall: You know and 1 know sho likes them all. . F.T.A. 9, Choir 10-12, Girls' Friendship League 9-12 , Keyhole Editorial Staff 10-12 . MORRIS W. IACQUART Sort o'sleepy, sort o'shy, never cares to ask you why . ARLENE G. IOBE A lively girl who knew the lnmost art of how to win a spouse and hold his heart. Cheerleader 9, Hematite Ctyplstl, Girls' Friendship League 9-12, Latin Club, Prom Committee. DAN L. IOHNSON He is no spendthrlft of his tongue. R.O.T.C. 10-12. ANNA MAE JOHNSON Live for today: tomorrow's light will bring tomorrow's cares to s1ght. Red Peppers 9, Choir 9-12 , Drama Club 9-11 , F.'1'.A. 10, Home Room Treasurer 11 , Girls' Friendship Lea- gue 9-12. IBAN M. IOHNSON She's kind and quiet, and very dear: t'was a pleasure to have her here . French Club 9-10, Foren- sics 9, Drama Club 11, Intercom 11-12, P.T.S.A. ll-12, Hematite, Student Council Representative 1 2 , Girls' .Friendship-League 9-12 . PAT E. IOHNSON School days were fun, but school nights were better . Choir 9, Glee Club 9, Op- eretta 9 , Sodallty 9, Key- hole Business Staff 10-12, Drama Club 10-ll, Prom Committee 11, G.A.A. 11- 12 , Pep Club.l2, Girls' Friendship League 10-12. PAUL R. IOHNSON Pleasant ls he and of good intent. Football 9-10 , Band 9-12, Track 9-10, Intramural Vo- lleyball 10 , Tennis 12 . DARLENE V. IOHNSON Competent , talented , ea- rnest, and studlous, Dar- lene has been the scholar among us. Library 9, Annual 9, 4-H 9, Forensics 9-10, Tattler Editor 9, Roosevelt Honor Society, Keyhole Business Staff 11, Keyhole Editorial Staff 12, G.A.A. 11, Dra- ma 11 , Prom Committee, Hematite, Co-Editor, Stu- dent Council Representa- tlve 12, Girls' Friendship League 10-12 . JUDITH E. JUNTUNEN Aha, little maiden, with steps so bright and spryg there's danger in your di- mpled cheeks and mischief in your eye. 4-H 9-12 , Forensics 9, Cheerleader 9, Student Co- uncil 9, Annual 9, Joumal- lsm 9, Tattler Staff 9, Lib- rary 9, Roosevelt Honor Society, Drama Club 10, National Honor Society 10- 11 , Keyhole Business Staff ll, Editorial Staff 12, Pr- om Comnuttee, G.A.A. ll- 12, Pep Club 12, Pep Club President, Hematite, Home Room Secretary 9-10, Class Vice-President 12, Home Room Treasurer 11 , Class Treasurer 12, Girls' Fri- endship League 10-12. JANE MARIE KANGAS Such girls, like pearls, are very rare . Band 9-12, 4-H Club 9, Girls' Basketball Team 9, Red Peppers 10, Latin Club 10, Choir 9, Library 9 Music Club 9, G.A.A. ll, F.T.A. 12, Hemitlte ltyp- lstl 12, Home Room Rep- resentatlve to Student Co- uncil 1O, President of Mu- slc Club 9, Glrls' Friend- ship League 10-12. WILLIAM JOHNSON An honest man close but- toned to the chin, broad- cloth without, and a warm heart within. Football 9, Football Man- ager 10-12, Basketball Ma- nager 10-11 , Intramural Basketball 9, Tennis 10- 11, I Club 10-12. SALLY L. JUNTILLA She can laugh with the jolllest and work with the buslest. Library Club 9-ll , Foren- sics 10, National Honor Soclety 11-12 , Intercom Club 12, Library Club Pre- sident ll, Hematite, Home Room Secretary 12, Girls' Friendship League 9-12. JEAN LORRAINE KARVONEN Wherever she finds her- self in life, she'll make a good addition. Library 9, Joumallsm Club 9, Tattler Staff 9, Annual 9, Art Club 9, Glrls' Fri- endship League 10-12. IOANNE M. KAUPPILA The world was made for fun and frolic and so was I. Red Peppers 9-10, Keyhole Business Staff 9-12, Latin Club 10, Girls' Volleyball 9-10, G.A.A. ll, Pep Club 12, Girls' Friendship Lea- gue 9-12, Home RoomVioe- President 12. ALIAN EMANUAL KANGAS If school life ls liberty, then give me death! Basketball 9, Football 9- 12, Annual 9, Intramural Basketball 10-1 2 , Intra- mural Volleyball 10-11, I Club ll-12, R.O.T.C. 10-ll, Prom K.lngl1,Co- Captain of Football Team 12 , Home Room Vlce-Presl- dent 10, Class President ll, Home Room Vloe-Presb dent ll. JOANNE F. KAPETS Some successful busines- sman ls due for a reliable secretary. Band 9-11, Tattler 9, An- nual 9, Cholr 9, Joumalism 9, Girls' Basketball 9, Ll- brary 9, Girls' Volleyball 10, Rifle Team 11-12, Pep Club 12 , Latin Club ll , Girls' Friendship League 10-12 . DALE C. KIVI Those ho from studies flee, thglxxllve long and merrlly . y XJ - Band Jug ,, ul 5 J' . X ,J 'QQ MLB, fgqx N .E ,- ' gf x N J v v r . 1, W xr' , ,L , PHYLLIS L. KETOLA Always ready and rarlng to go . Band 9-11, Latin Club 10, Girls' Rifle Team 11-12, Girls' Friendship League 9-12 . MARGIE M. KIRBY She hath a beaming eye, but no one knows for whom lt beameth. Glee Club 9, Choir 9, Op- eretta 9, Sodallty 9, Key- hole Business Staff 10-12 , Dran1a Club 10-ll , Pep C1- ub 12, G.A.A. ll-12, Gi- rls' Prlendshlp League 10- 12 . .N ,, XV' I N' 5 4 14-' 9 UM 17' 'P Y 1' ' J M NN! X F bf E QL Cn X 5 kxlftl X ' X Pr' A MILTON W. KIVI My memory is the thlng I forget with. HELEN P. KOSESKI Good sense and good na- ture are never separated. Library 9-10, Girls' Bask- etball 9, Annual 9, Tattler Staff 9, 4-H 9, Roosevelt Honor Society, G.A.A. 11 , Keyhole Business Staff ll , Prom Committee , Keyhole Editorial Staff 12 , Girls' Friendship League 10-12. P. MATHEW KOSTAMO I'm not going to wcny over life and girls. Basketball 9-10, Baseball 11, R.O.T.C. 10-ll , In- tramural Basketball ll-l2 , I Club ll-12, National Athletic Honor Society 11- 1 Z . f s. 1 'OWJ NXQJJUK! VW! ffVt,P'5, L lf' J MM' IQ, 1 IU 1,2 'foAN . J' lV She lo r t but N ij, ca u tell ooks? B -ll , La Cfub 10,, a Cllb , Girls' - V fl m Girls' end- p ue O, W7 AUDREY M. KIVISTO A spirit still, and bright wlth something of angel light. Tattler Staff 9, Annual 9, Library 9, Roosevelt Honor Society, Girls' Volleyball 10, Keyhole Business Staff ll, G.A.A. ll, Prom Co- mmittee, National Honor Society ll-12 , Pep Club 12 , Hematite , Home Room Secretary 10, Girls' Fri- endshlb League 10-12. ELEANORE I. LAHT1 Be swift to hear and slow to speak. Llkrary 9, Iournalism Club 9, Annual 9, Band 9-10, Keyhole Editorial Staff 12, Girls' Friendship League 1 0-12 . KENNETH JOSEPH KOZENS Friendly, capable, opti- mistic. Good natured ls always his characteristic. Choir 9, R.O.T.C. 10-11 . ,M 'V W W ,F 'J' NA 'Q Nn Opezfrs T irr Jae mural Ba- 9 O I 'wifi jfwiprlj ful . Ire wi Aixyyir '1sanb11 Tr 1 ' ,QZgloillsuE1ub9:10, R OTC If f ffcfisi 1O:': ,VW VL! V,1E3'MiQgSQE,fi1 1- . . V I' ' gf! 2 'fit H or Soc l 2 ,f'p,,fv,.,V ,W PAUL LINDQUIST He strlves to draw many more things than his bre- ath. Choir 9, Rod and Gun Club 9, R.O.T.C. 10-11. ,Z1 f30W?5MU1.'-' rr I . , A ,V-7 ,I M Y .fl N, ' fx fy f CML!!! 7, Z J U in jvjf-,V JA f J . J- 'I , WQQEN J? I Usrur . NG NI LfLL1fe 1 stj0'rQ,w6ma rg, Zver H buxs to help afteyyiogte l.'1 fa O rs ' lan t 10 1' WB'Of'fr'f3ff7' 9 'e 'rea 11 . 1 . f 1 I ! 1U f 1 X WL, U 1, P C gee, I 1, -5 1' . 2 ls' lend- L MZ fffyb wma 1 1 wt 1 V fm ,I , - , QU V171 1 L, if f tif U V 82 GENE WILLARD . LOO Quiet an hestra 9-12, Science Physics College emlstry Lab Assistant 12 National Honor Soclety 11 12 , Science Fellowship 11- L.. KAREN LORENSON She's petite, neat, and sweet. Choir 9-11, Red Peppers 9, Art Club 9, Keyhole Bus- iness Staff 11 , Prom Co- mmittee 11, Drama Club 11, Hematite Art Staff, F. T.A. 12, P.T.S.A. 12, ln- tercom 12, Girls' Friend- ship League 9-12. WILLIAM B. LUDLOW He is as good a fellow as any upon the earth. Football 9, R.O.T.C. 10- 12, R.O.T.C. Rlfle Team 10-12 , Captain of Rifle Te- am 12, Band 10-ll, R.O. T.G-. Dri Team 11 RITA LUNDIN The essence of sweet- ness: the model of neat- ness . Cholr 9-11 , Red Peppers 9 , Latin Club 10, G.A.A. 11- 12, G.A.A. Corresponding Secretary 12, Keyhole Bu- siness Staff ll, Prom Co- mmittee 11, Homecoming Court 12, Girls' Skl Team 1 2 , Hematite Layout Staff, Sophomore Repre sentatlve to Student Council, Girls' Friendship League 9-12, Home Room Treasurer 12 . MARILYN PAYE MAKI Life ls not llfe without laughter . Lllxary 9, Annual 9, Iour- nalism 9, Glrls' Prlendshlp League 10-12. ' 1 9 MQQ U I V Vx fr.lf AlJ 1 I 151 'gfTIJ5Qa'yMNf1VMl XGKYJIX to Q Q53 ' O ff? ,V-fa I-L WJ lj X! Cx, TONY M. MARTINI I belleve in getting ln- to hot water, lt keeps me clean. Intramural Basketball 11 12, Baseball 12, Football 12. ELAINE S. MATISKA She's a Izrlend to all who know her. Library 9, Annual 9, Girls' Basketball 9, Iournallsm 9, Pep Club 12, Glrls' Fr- iendship League 10-12. MARILYN MAGNUSON Fllrtatlon, attention, wlt- hout intention. French Club 9-10, Red Pep- pers 9-10, Girl Scouts 9, Girls' Rifle Team 9, Band 9-12, Inner Clrcle 10-11, Keyhole Business Staff 10- ll, G.A.A. 11-12, Pep Cl- ub l2, Drama Club 10-ll , Hematltle, Homecoming Court 12, French Club Pr- esident 10, Red Peppers Vlce-President 10 , 'Inner Circle Secretary 10, Inner Clrcle Vlce-President 11 , Home Room Representative to Student Council 12, Gl- rls' Friendship League 9- 12 . WILLIAM D. MAKI An all round good sport- and lt's a long way around , too. Track 10-12, Intramural Vo- lleyball 10, Iatln Club 10, Prom Committee, I Club 12, National Honor Society ll-12, Baseball ll, Boys' State Representative 11, Latin Club Treasurer 10, National Honor Society Pr- esident 12, Class Presl- dent 12, Student Council Vlce-President 12 . PATRICIA A. MESICH Quiet, reserved, and ge- ntle too, Pat's friendship ls always true. Keyhole 9, I-Yench Club 9 , Drama Club 9, Girls' Fr- iendship League 9-12. CHARLOTTE MINKIN Does she talk? Well, all the time, but that was nev- er much ofa crime. Choir 9, Band 10-12, Key- hole Buslness Staff ll-12 , F.T.A. 12, Girls' Friend- ship League 9-12. y J DAVID W. MATTILA Never say more than ls necessary . Intramural Basketball 12, Intramural Volleyball 12. ' E 1 1 1 you n I , fl ' 1 If DON R. MORIN Sink or swlm', but I'd rath- er float! Intramural Basketball 9-12 . Intramural Volleyball 9-12 . KATHLEEN H. NASI All pep doesn't come in cereal boxes . Cheerleader 9-12, Student Council 9, Library 9, 4-H 9-11, Annual 9, Forensics 9-10, Tattler 9, Journalism 9, G.A.A. ll-12, Hematite Business Editor, Keyhole Editorial Staff 12 , Class President 9, Home Room Vlce-President 9, Student Council 'lreasurer 9, Home Room Secretary 10, Sopho- Class Ireasurer, 4-H Ser- vice Club Treasurer 11-12 , G.A.A. Treasurer 12, Pep Club 12 . gi f , yftlx I L! JERRY EVERETT MOREN To work or not to work, that ls the question. Football 9-12, Basketball 9, Track 9, Intramural Ba- sketball 9-12 . KATHY MARIE NELSON Llfe's but a span, I'll en- joy every inch. Band 9-12, Cholr 9, Photo Club 9, Radio Club 10, Ke- yhole 10-12, Drama Club 10-11, Latin Club ll, G. A.A. ll, Glrls' Friendship League 10-12 . GORDON OMAN He ls great because he thinks himself not. R.O.T.C. 10-11. IACK DENNIS NELMARK He came a stranger to our midst and stole our hearts away. Hl-Y-'ki 9-11 , Football 9- 12, Basketball 9-12, Track 9-11 , Baseball 9-11 , Nat- ional Honor Society 11 , I Club 12 , Class Vice-Pres- ldent 9-ll , Class President 10, Home Room President 12, Natlonal Honor Society Vice-President 11 . ffransfer from Ewenl i MARILYN rz. NELMARK Good nature, like a bee, draws honey from every herb . Girl Scouts 9, Red Peppers 9-10, Band 9-12, 'Girls' Rifle Team 9-12, French Club 9-10, llama Club 11 , G.A.A. 11-12, Pep Club 12, Prom Committee, Key- hole Buslness Staff ll , Gl- rls' Friendship League 9- 12, Co-Captain of Glrls' Rifle Team. N w jfnf, 1 gf U flu, . ,V 5 r O P 1 1 1 f ,px W' NEIL PAWLICKI Early to bed and early to rlse and you'l1 meet few of our best people. Football 9-10, R.O.'l'.C. 10-11, Home Room Presl- dent 9, Home Room Trea- surer l 0 . r 'J DON R. PERKINS A true gentleman one sel- dprn sees. ' Eorenslcs 9, R.O.T.C. 10- 12. 1- ,',1' U' J, .J . , . ,J .1 - ' 'X , 'fd L 'L' ,lj , ff f 'fx .l . V ' 1 QU ', 6, ,fl r V' , .1 ,F M ' ' LQ, T H, V M ,lf f 1, - y 'S X ' fl . lk' ' 1 -1' If 1 X , . . 1 1 ,M -J, If of , Ll, '.6Awp,nq. mgnouls 1 V Caru,a35,p'a,ldl!me to kfepg 5:1114 ,J , rbgusaufsf I Club lqytq, Chflhull-12, Dmmajclqb , X1,l,R.O.T.C. lll-312, I-'dot-3 N ball Manager 10.l' ly 1 Q, J IOSEPHINE A. OSMAK The word impossible ts not ln my dictionary. Home Economics Club 9, Pep Club 9-10, G.A.A. 9- 10, Glrls' Friendship Lea- gue ll-12. PAUL PERLBERG Don't take llfe too ser- louslyp you'll never get out alive anyway. Intramural Basketball 9, R.O.T.C. 10-11, Skl Team 10. KAREN L. PUMAIA She ls lighthearted and gay: a general favorite, so they say. Cheerleader 9-12 , Red Pe- ppers 9-10, French Club 9-10, Drama Club 10-11 , Glrl Scouts 9, Keyhole Bu- slness Staff 10-ll, Glrls' Volleyball 10, Prom Com- mlttee, G.A.A. 11-12, Ho- me Room Secretary 9-10, Home Room Representative to Student Council ll , G. A.A. Recordlng Secretary 12, Pep Club 12, Girls' Friendship League 9-12, Hematite layout Staff. Mail! B S dl ewhoexpects KJ, 1 1-1 . LBERG othln f he shall never be appointe , tramura B 11, Audio Vi 0,Trackl1 . .TC 10-12, R.o.1' . mu 're am ll, I -12, Bask- etball Manag 12. '9-12 ketball 9 -- e - l - rf, ub NANCY CAROL PERLBERG Cheerfulness ls as natural to her as the sparkle In her eye. Band 9, Red Peppers 9, Ll- brary 10-ll, G.A.A. ll- l2, Pep Club 12, Girls' Friendship League 9-12. DORIS V. RAHKO A girl with sax appeal. Band 9-ll , Student Colmcll Representative 9, Latin Club 10, Choir 10, Honor Band 10, Homecoming Qu- een l2, Home Room Presl- dent 9, Home Room Sec- retary-Treasurer ll, He- matlte Typing Staff , Girls' Friendship League 9-12 IUDITH ARLENE RAIALA Be yourself and you can never fall to be of value . Cheerleader 9, Iournallsm 9, Annual 9, Tattler Staff 9, G.A.A. 12, Girls' Fri- endship League 10-12 . RONALD LEE POLVI I'm no ladies' man - one ls all I can handle. Intramural Basketball 9-12 , Intramural Volleyball 10- 11 , Prom Committee. WILLARD M. PURANEN Being good is such a lo- nesome job. Football 9-10, Audlo-Visual Club 9-12, Science Club 10-12, Radio Club 11, Ch- emlstry Lab Assistant ll, Physics Lab Assistant 12, R.O.'1'.C. 10-11, Audio- Vlsual Club President 9, Radio Club Vice-President 11. M YV' W J ff ,V .1 f , L '?,A' ,lf ' X bnj' Ad, ,fimruyrflyr WUTA L .. . en 7 fA. 11,' om Com lttee, 1 , JW' 1 LJ LJ- 1 1 Jw nj L-. fruy Wit! All 11 W ,f V 1 , XL' . It ilhlce lce ou re iyzturall liflyh - l.rls'Vo1l 1110, .A. ' M - f C- I. irls.. ifle Ieamigyf W ff Pe C13 12,,a1r1s'4 lend- .silp Le 9.169-12, co- -ff: , pta1ryGfY1s' Rifle Team '. ' ,ff 1 1,6 , 'Iraq Ly 1 M 'W L' :lf fi A ,-' XL f ,lf J ,Viv ,gif ffl! , ,xff J 1 XVI- X fl, L1 1 A L 1 if M. PAY RICHARDS JJ How lovely common things if ,Ji must seem to you who have 9' f J ADV' X such lovely eyes to see 1 ilk! ln them through . W jf cms' R1f1e Team 9-12, ' J . Debate 9, Red Peppers 9, .1 I cms' Volleyball 9-10, Dr-TW lf iff Y, ' ,W ama Club 10, Latin Club rj,,.'1, ' dentl 12, Keyhole Edltoriall MARILYN I. RAIAIA And there are some who believe in making each day the best of the year. Annual 9, Tattler Staff 9, Glee Club 10, Intercom 10- 12, Glrls' Friendship Lea- gue 10-12 . ROBERT E. RAIAIA A good man not yet gone wrong. Football 9 , Audlo-Vlsual 9-10, R.O.T.C. 10-11, Drill Team 11, Firing Squad ROBERT I. REINI Worry and I have never met. Football 9, Track 9, R.O, T.C. 10-12, Intramural Vo- lleyball 10, Intramural Ba- sketball ll . 10, c.A.A. 11-12 lpresl-9 HU, 9 3,018 4 X1 K. l All! Staff 11-12, Prom Commit- I , tee, Student Council Rep- - resentatlve 12, P.T.S.A. K , -f' 12 , Hematite, Co-Editor , 'IJJ' A9 Home Room Treasurer 11 , R, Student Council Secretary - L 2' 1 12 , Home Room Represent- 1., ' l , A,-L atlve to Student Councll ,,.,fY 12 Glrls'Priendsh1p Lea- Z- UNO , Que 9-12, Student Council 631A L, Representative to P.T.S.A. 12, Co-Captain of Girls' Rifle Team 12. . 117 ' f W of ,ff 1 RONALD W. RHI-INLUND He had reasons for not working, he said your body was a machine and he was no mechanic. Football 9-10, French Club 9-10, R.O.T.C.10:12, R e JU ff L IM! 7' A Qlf' Drill Team 12. ,l L 1 I 11 1, X lb Nfl' K 1 ,U N RAY A. RICHTER I'll try anything once. Band 9-ll, 4-H 9, R.O T.C. 10-11. you ff ll 1 M1 1 WSW 1 VM 1 4 'Q 1 1 W Off Q r 1 X I 'OU' N ' Livfbg 'X 71 7 M f M W 1' will 115 , , N11 ,pt X JM 1 Q11 M V ,, 1 1 Q1 11 QW ' 513 UGPVQ X W1 1 1 SANDRA JEAN ROWE And still the wonder grew that one small head could carry all that she knew. Band 9-11, Llkrary 9, For- ensics 9, Girls' Basketball Team 9, Roosevelt Honor Society, Tattler 9, Annual 9, Keyhole Business Staff 11, G.A.A. ll, llama Club 1 1 , Prom Committee , Hem- atite Bullness Staff , Girls' Friendship League 10-12. ELWYN G. RUNSTROM He never has a care or worry. Track 9-10, Basketball 9- 11, R.O.T.C.10-11,In- tramural Basketball 12. rv' fy V . w . 110W GY: llqx we ca e A LA K n I, hi 'Tu' 1 nm 1 an - 10. X 1 ,KB ,A ' ot l ly A ub9-1 ama ub UK 9 on 1 1- - I , ZX .. Cl, u 11: .o. ciro- Na! lAt.hle o-- .c -.!1l- 2, f rl2,X Sf V C er 12 . xg' .O. le e ,I f 1' ama 1 Advlso ard ll V R. . 1391. ff12, In om 10, t Head ounce: 11. WILLIAM I. ROCHE I pretend to despise the girls. Intramural Volleyball 9, French Club 9, Drama Club 10, R.O.T.C. 10-11, Art Club 12 . ABIGAIL R. SENDEK The flower of grace always grows on a slender stalk. Girls' Volleyball 9-10, Ke- yhole Buslness Staff 9-11 , Lllrary Club 9, Twlrp Que- en 10, Band 11-12, Prom Committee, G.A.A. ll-12, Girl Scout Leader 1 1 -12 , Pep Club 12, Keyhole Ed- 1tor1alStafil2, P.T.S.A. 12 , Brass Ensemble 12, Hematite , Ski Team 12 , Girls' Frlendshlp League 9-l 2 . ' RITA D. SEVERIN h'etty to walk with, wlt- ty to talk with, and plea- sant to think about. Cheerleader 9-12, Red Pe- ppers 9, Cholr 9-10, Pep Club 12, Hematite, Home Room Representative to St- udent Council 10. IAMES E. RUNDELL One can't know every- thlng. 4-H 9, Choir 9, R.O.T.C. 10-ll. MAURICE L. SAAR1 Sometimes I just slt and think: and sometimes I just sit. Band 9-ll, 4-H 9, Rod and Gun Club 9, R.O.T.C. 10- ll, R.O.T.C. Band 10-11, Rifle Team 10-ll. IOHN O. SHERIDAN This Iohn speaks for him- self. Basketball 9-10, R.O.T.C. 9-10, Rifle Team 10, Drama Club 10-11, I Club ll- l2, Uthroter ll, Prom Co- mmittee, Ski Team 11-12, Hematite Editorial Staff, Home Room Secretary 12. .1 r .xl l,f'l ' V WL up I fx' .' V .sf 'X'- xl J fx ' L ,J WIC' . ' iw ly MDAVIQ M. slffviifd ll f I, Y . f Y' Notlftq great was ave J JF akihieved wlthfout ehfhu S- AK' I fx Z' Qjf' lasmuf, -' H fr lx, Bend?-11, Aglfgv-'lflsual I T C ,I Club 9- 0,R .... 1gl!R.E7lkT.'c,hJFnayj 11, R.o.r,o.ypr meager , V Home Mm VlceFl1Fe?sident,I g4 k 'Ill WK., -.- rv v ,J . , 1 MRS. SI-IEA She has a manner all her own. .Orchestra 9-1 1. MARLENE SHER With company she's qulet, with friends she's a riot. Debate 9-11, Porenslcs 9- 12, Prench Club 9-10, 1.1- brary Club 9, Girl Scouts 9, Drama Club 10-11, Ke- yhole Editorial Staff 10-12 , Band 10-11 , G.A.A. 12, Pep Club 12, Intercom 12 , Hematite Layout Staff 12 , National Honor Society ll- 12, Student Councll, Ho- me Room Representative l 1 , French Club Treasurer 10, Glrls' Friendship League 9-1 2 . v J U A, I url lpyljh Lf ,fy ,M 'V Ll' if ll:-L cl'--f Y' tx I Q' K 1 , N, 1. C , ff' h,-Q 1' I1 I lf' 1' I f XA J- 7 ,' ,C-F1 Qt L L' kill 8 Xlxtll , . .V , x . V ct. X ,ity ' I' J l,v'- A .J . ll DN Iwl,f F fxf' ' I- .,,fb,l- ,ff I Af.. bf ,- -v M 1 1, 2 f M Y I w MMM ' ,fn My ,Xp X1 F ,fl M4 L, Q LF- 30 - - P' ,Q M A ,lf tx, xv. IV A gl , if :AL ,fqvxft l x Lx X ' I v A l f 'A L- . ' , N k ? if 'fl f J ll .KL L5 RICHARD SLIVENSKY The world was made to be enjoyed, and I will make the most of lt. Athletic Club 9, 4-H 9, Cross Country 10-12, I Club 11-12, R.O.T.C. 10- 12, Track ll. ARNOLD G. SODERMAN I's gonna llve fas', for when I dies, I sho' be long dead. Football 9-ll , Track 9-11 . Intramural Basketball 10- 12, Intramural Volleyball 10-12. , ,111 If 15 . , ' rl w' Q ' , r v ' f .1 N rf!! A VI FJ tl 1 ' X I 1 'x 1,11 wtf AV., , 19 NW D ft - R 1 tw M 1 ' v x , v L n I 'lr ,L E will RA , a Bnot o em - tion, t sh, w m f ere to find JY. 'I t T C I W ' VI-'Do 1 9 ,clntr ural M4 9 , , -tg amal slcs r d m Tr rer kgl u Z lllfldg , l f12', m R m ' e 0, e ft N535 e 31 I ,, , ,I my M I ,pg ,. I nf X611 WALLACE E. SIADE Contented am I when from study I'm free . Basketball 9, Intramural Basketball 10-12 , Boys' Tumbling Team 9, Band 9- 12, R.O.T.C. 10-11, R.O. T.C. Band 10-11, R.O.T. C. D111 Team 10, Prom Co- mmittee, Intramural Volley- ball 10-11, Art Club 12. BRIAN E. STOUT One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a man. Football 9-12, Track 9-12, Basketball 9-10, Intramural Volleyball 9-12 , Tumbllng Team 9-11 , 1 Club 10- 12, Trees For Tomorrow Camp 10, Cholr 11, Nat- ional Athletlc Society 11- 12, Home Room President 9-11 , Home Room Vice- Presldent 12. IACK W. SVOKE I can reslst anythlng but temptation. Football 9-11, Track 9-11 , Inuamural Basketball 9- 12, Intramural Volleyball 9-12, R.O.T.C. 10-11. RAY F. SOKOLOWSKI The three elements of suc- cess are first, Luck: sec- ond, Luck: and third, Lu- ck . Intrarrural Basketball 9-12 , Intramural Volleyball 10- 11 . I IOE F. SOLTIS He solves GIPIOHIETM of ll asth rome ral .kecb5 912 . . . n.lf0- 2,R. '.- ln a 1leyCe':2 9-12. . I , , ' Il T c 1 0 T.C.,Co1or ar 10-ll , R.O.T.C. ll ml.2. I , ,- 1, 1 ' 1 ' A , , ' I . 'A CAROL ANN TENLEN I've settled down with a right good rlght, to love one both day and night. Iournallsm 9, Band 9-11, Choir 9-11, Drama 10-11, G.A.A. ll, 4-H 9-12, Tat- tler Staff 9, Annual 9, Pr- om Committee, Hematite Staff, Girls' Frlendshlp League 10-12. WALLACE TENLEN As good a friend as he is inches tall. Radlo Club 9-10, R.O.T.C. 10-12. MARY PAT SULLIVAN Modesty ls a charming grace. Pep Club 9-10, Latln Club 9-10, French Club 11-12, G.A.A. 11, President of French Club 12, Girls' Fr- iendship League 11-12. DIANA M. SWANSON Life ls a serious propo- sltlon - so are boys. G.A.A. 11, Drama Club 11, Intercom 11, Girls' Friendship League 9-12. 40.039 i 1 N I . I ' I n sens nd common en and' ts of room for nonsen . ' Glrl 'Volleyba 99, Glrl C 9, Int, om 9-1 yhole Editorial Staifl of Y-KN R. Tis ' 1, Drama Club 0-11,3 ,, U J-JN STEPHEN R. THOMAS I only do it to annoy. Football 9 11 Annual 9 Band 9-12, R.o.T.c. rql 12, R.o.r.c.aana1o 11, Council Representative ll Home Room President 11 , 1 NANCY ANN TORNI tty as a picture--nice me, tool eer ader 9-12, Glrls' e Te m 9-12, Girl Sco- 9, Glrls' Volley- a11 10, Keyhole Business Prom Committee, Student Q urs 9, French Club 9, Red 1 LQ' Student Council V1ce-Pres- ldent 12, Home Room Trea- surer 12 . -9- staff 11, Drama Club 11, DJ QL... 1915! G.A.A. 11-12, Pep crun 5-C11 , Prom Committee, Home Room Secretary 9, Glrl Sc- out Secretary 9, Home Ro- om Student Councrl Repre- sentative 11, Vice-Presl- dent of G.A.A. 12, Girls' Friendship League 9-12, Co-Captain Girls' Rlfle Team 1 2 . RONALD H. TRET1-IEWEY The greatest seoret - em all ls hever to ways of others. Basketball 9-ll a - 10, yR.O.T. . -1 eball110, - - tr u Latlnplub 10, G.A.x . dl, 3 hoit ll, pan?-12, Qizls' lendshlpi ague Qffsl, fr emattbe S if, Gllls' Ski 1 jj Team .' ly J DU v' Q 'M 1 V w iw 1 ' , 1 74 4 ig, .' 'Q ,P rv X- W: 1 1 ' .f A t rx- ' 1 if 1-gi.. dai W .k jr 'V 1 fl- 1' 'f '1 ' - '1' ' V I I UA I , 1 LV' 1' ' Mgt I 1 X I AT Mb RICHARD P. ULASICH BARA VELIN Clever and full of fun and always liked by everyone. Football 9-12, Basketball 9-10, 'lrack 9-11, I Club 10-12 , National Athletlc Honor Society 10-12, Base- ball 1O, R.O.T.C. 10- . Intramura V lleyball 1 tu cll Re e e m 12 S t - nt 9 o o . Repr senta t tu tc- K csigau U ,..-N.. . STEPHEN A. VOITEK The biggest fish he ever caught were those that got away. Prom Committee, Keyhole Edltorlal Staff 12 . xx A f' ,j b rf J- 1 , 71 W1 'jlfpr C '1jl'x1. 11 ' ,fm 1 W J 3 ,ff Us J' J f lrnofms .voycs 3 .ax Ba'shful11 ut, an, haw X Q X nlfzelyvhe know hlm. Q reno 1u lJ,R.O. J c.1 1, macmb , Ba 9 AN fir JN l JJ! ff - jk 111 . I NA Il X t If eyes were made for see- ing, then beauty is its own excuse for being . Cholr 9-12, Forensics 9- 11 , Glrls' Volleyball 9-10, Drama Club 10-11, Girls' Rifle Team 10, Keyhole Ed- itorial Staff 10-12 , Prom Committee, Hematite Art Staff, Home Room Presl- dent 9, Home Room Sec- retary 10-11 , Home Room Treasurer 12, Class Sec- retary 12, Secretary of P. T.S.A. 12, Girls' Friend- shlp League 9-12. ,Q 1 .WATTE Genl saca a e l hardw k.' com 9, Band 1 - 1, .O.T.C. Band 10, . T.C. 10-12, R.O.T.C. Drlll Team ll. MARLENE M. WESA A smile ls currency ln any country. Band 9-11, Choir 12, Glrls' Friendship League 12. fTransfer from Hurley, KENNETH D. VUORENMAA The easiest ways are un- doubtedly the best. Athletics Club 9, 4-H 9- 12, Cholr 9, R.O.T.C.'l0- 11, Intramural Basketball 10-12, 4-H Vice-President l 1 , Home Room Vlce-Presb dent 12. V I V, ALD fl! ' ou ls d r n l pee . - .. , th Clu 9, 4 al Vo yb - , ros n 12 ' Club . O 1 f 1 ' , 5 1,f0'R. .c. 10-1 1 u 1 Y O Dr T l J ff , ,1WQ,1 ,ff J RO LDW ERI ls a b of funl ry bo 1 IIT e . ' and 9-1 , otball19 - A K 11113 Al X I LAWRENCE H. WILLIAMS A football fleld ls not the only place one needs a go- od line. JD 1 my nor Band 10, tram l Ba- ske ll 10- ,R.D.'1'.C. 104 , R O. .C. Band 10- ll, Ckos Country 11. Football 9-12, Baseball 9- ll, Track 9-11, I Club 10-12 , National Athletic Honor Society 10-12, R. O.T.C. 10-12, Homecom- lng Court 12, Class Vice- Presldent 10, Home Room President 12, I Club '1Ye- asurer 12. ANNETTE 1. WAURIO A quiet lady with a mind of her own. 4-H 9-12, Iournalism 9, Tattler Staff 9, Annual 9, Girls' Friendship League 10-12. no PAUL, EST jf a 1 al, oll o., 1 llkea 1 My C1ub9 1 cont o Visual Club 11, In amuralsg ll 10-ll ' State Re tlve ll 9-10, -12, hacks 9, - Q nt I ll lu MZ, Na Ga hle c M11 12 H atte YS R ont.Presldent 0 RoomVlce- e r - , e- t t or, s , GX Vi -Pr sident ome I - , Ho- Studen r slde N 12, Na onal l Ho nor Society Vice- wg 12 . I DARLA R. WOOLCOCKS She ls gentle, she ls shy, but there is mlschlef ln her eye . Glrl Scouts 9, Red Peppers 10, G,A.A. 11-12, Pep Club 12, Girls' Frlendshlp League 9-12 . BERNICE YELICH Gay personality--full of rasca11ty. Band 9-12, Latln Club 9, Intercom Club 10-12, G. A.A. ll-12, Keyhole Busi- ness Staff 11-12, Girls' Friendship League 9-12. 40 SANDRA LYNN WIRTANEN A jewel ln the Ironwood Hlgh School setting. Cheerleader 9 , Band 9-10, Choir 9-12, Annual 9, Ta- ttler Staff 9, Forensics 9- 11 , Drama Club 10, G.A.A. 11, Keyhole Editorial Staff 11-12, Hematite Staff Fac- ulty Bditor, Home Room Se- cretary ll , Home Room Vi- ce-Pre sldent l O , Girls' Friendship League 10-12 . CAROL A. WOODCOCK She was ever fa.1.r and nev- er proud: had a tongue at will, yet was never loud. Choir 9-12, Orchestra 9- 12, Keyhole Editorial Staff 11-12 , Hematite Business Staff, Glrls' Friendship League 9 -l 2 . Ll X vt l ' oblyqlfbslbg ll W' The ar er t be K I .. Wm . s Ugg , EVJOY 91' .c 10- 1' 55912 Nl Aja W Q19 flu' 1 ,M MN N 9 JXQM' 1 EDITH STONE She was here too short a- while: we will miss her charm and friendly smile. Transfer from Detroit. lf - 'f .X Y X gf? .. Htvgm . :Q aw ' SEL' 5 ix rx X.. X f 5 X 5 sv X... ,. , . mg 4 M F-X Q X ,. 1, .M w Q -Sw 1 - gf: Kd as O P .1-nm.. -M.. 1:1 ...J k :FV if Wk. Ubi 'Q 1' 1 , w , if 2 V., -, xy y l 'L Mx' i ' f2wa:f ' fn Wy. ,W Libra-ry ice Mach N-5, N-9' H? Junior Class Officer Vice-President .... .......... Secretary . . . . . . . Treasurer . . . Pre sident . . . . Class Advisor . . . S . Ierry Basso Denise Gertz Lynne Larson Iim Iuntunen Mr. Sartoris l vw Q A --. 'Q ll MISS HANNULA - 316 - IUNIOR SEATED: Vice-President, I. Haanpaay Secretary-treasurer, G. Fincop Miss Hannula, president, D. Karpinen. RQW -L: M. Rantanen, P. Shouldice, A. Kinnunen, B. Iohnson, M. Moisio, S, Olson. ROW Q: B. Ahonen, B. Ruona, M. Gec- chini, B. DeMario, M. Cordy, M. Anderson, C. Vaara, C. Maki. gli: B. Beaudette, I. Randa, I. Iuntunen, I. Leppanen, W. Luckhardt, D. Bolen, F. Nezworski, D. Pohjola. QI PICTURED: D. Stelmark, L. Toolanen, R. Edmark, L. Holman. MR. COOK - 111 - IUNIOR SEATED: Treasurer, K. Koykarg president, D. Olgreng vice-president, C. Carlson, secretary, I. Gregory. RQW 1 M. DePranco, B. Rajala, D. Laverdure, P. Newman, C. Enrico, P. Stuck, L. Wilson. lvl: I. Berquist, C. Sokol I. Shields, K. Turunen, M. Rundell, I. Mattson, R. Iobe, I. Mayo. ROW Q: Mr. Cook, I. LaMarche, R. Iokipii I. Hocking, B. Severin, D. Anderson, C. Lotzer, L. Peterson. if PICTURED: B. Maki, B. Green, R. Kangas H. Kimball, C. Korpela. Q ,'S fs 'ff ' .nv 1 .L ln.. - M..-lm ,.. ' ,.' 3+ MR. SARTORIS - 213 - IUNIOR SEATED: Secretary, L. Nymanp president, T. Longhlniy vice-president, K. Nelson: treasurer, I. Smith. Q15 I. Mlnler, L. Poulin, P. George, I. Strand, C. Thlede, K. Palovich, P. Rovelsky. -R-QY-Vg: D. Berg, S. Dawson, B. Anderson, C. Engebretsen, B. Trethewey, R. Helmes, L. Buerger, QQ. Sartoris, I. Hantula. BQIQ: D. Iohnson, D. Wick, G. Kangas, B. Anderson, D. Iakeway, B. Knutson, C. Ballard, B. Cook. Q PICTURED: I. Serbln, G. Marleau, I. Marklewlcz, D. Kirkley. MR. OSTROM - ROOM 321 - JUNIOR SEATED: President, D. Tormag treasurer, M. Bednarg secretary, L. Larson, vice-president, L. Repischak. ROW lr A. Kangas, R. Stolt, C. Iohnson, M. ,Zivic, I. Seymour. QI-Z: T. Cvengros, K. McKevitt, P. Bosanac, P. Hosking, D. Soyka, D. Napel. ROWQ: R. Pakonen, D. Aili, B. Cheever, I. Poljack, D. Livingston, K. Backman, Q. Ostrom. RQW AL, K. Kleimola, I. Kavinski, L. Allan, B. Duckstad, L. Mayer, D. Novascone, K. Saari, I. Hanson. NOT , PICTURED: R. Kurpewskl, I. Gallo. Na. ...N-1 sa' If 9-. MR. SIOWALL - ROOM 212 - IUNIOR SEATED: Secretary, T. Calgarog vice-president, D. Mlaskop president, I. Bassop treasurer, R. Lahnala. ROW L: C Brownell, D, Anderson, L. Helandor, N. Makela, I. Kanqas, D. Gertz. ROW 2: C. Johnson, F. Wiemori, A. Pulsto I. Strom, B. Kevorn, M. Dear, C. Longhini, D. Berg. ROW Q: R. Nelson, B. Koponcn, T. Corda, T. Rowe, R. H11- lwurn, Q, Syowall. ROW Q: I. Kutz, T. Marx, A. Trudeau, IZ. Perala, R. Engstrom. NOT PICTURED: C. Iarvl, Il Sodcrman. MR. BEDNAR - ROOM 220 - IUNIOR SEATED: Treasurer, B. Johnson, vice-president, B. Hagstromg presxclcnt, N. Aldrich, secretary, I. Liirnakka. ROWL A. Flink, I. Nicholas, R. Beckman, I. Coxey. ROW Q: Q. Beclnar, B. Rasmussen, M. Kraynak, D. Landretti, P. Hoffman, R. Pohjola. ROWQ: B. Luther, I. Kattclus, K. Iussila, I. Olson, B. Mayer, D. Armata, F. Dorpat. ROW 4 R. Cedarstrom, B. Slade, K. Klvi, R. Stockhaus, M. Ruppe, B. Talaska, H. Maki, P. Morris. NOT PICTURED: Zuchowski . l ,.,, I M .f.,'fzzE.,1 f . Q... I dw Sophomore Cl-ass Officers Treasurer ..... - .......... Susan Woodworth President . . . .... John Bolich Vice-President . . . . Scott French Secretary . . . . Myla Mattson Class Advisor . . . Mr. Pas sint Y A 1. 5-' U 1, 4, L x . . 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THIELEN - ROOM 107 - SOPHOMORE SEATED: Vice-president, B. Koivistog president, B. Lintonenp treasurer, C. Helnoneny secretary, A. Nasl. B-Qlll: I. Kangas, I. Carli, M. Maki, M. Mattson, C. Saari, D. George. ROW Z: A. Barto, M. Rice, I. Korhonen, V. Velin, K. Anderson, P. Williams, N. Swanberg. ROW Q: I. Iohnson, W. Suvanto, D. Carli, R. Erickson, D. Osmanson, R. Poliack, Ltr. Thielen. ,ILLCLI PICTURED: D. Stelmark, I. Lutey. MR. FINE - ROOM 203 - SOPHOMORE SEATED: Secretary, A. Allenderp president, D. Mattilag vice-president, S. French: treasurer, E. Iohnson. RQW L: G. Kleimola, C. Rhenlund, C. Oberst, N. Moe, C. Chapman, I. Erickson. ROW -Z: E. Salmi, K. Ulasich, I. Ievijoki, I. Rundquist, M. Hariu, G. Spehar, A. Makela. ROW Q: R. Luoma, W. Iohnson, B. Bakki, E. Brace, D. Iussila, D. Peterson, D. Suokko, Mr. Fine. NOT PICTURED: B. Wickman. 'QQ x f f ffm ' ' Q5 M f . i . LW, v -- M ,wfis ,X , , .S he 25 ? mu ,J .qtggwa I w V' ,K ,. ,. k Q H ua H 3, PM 1' 5-in gsm , , s x iw , f L 4 1.. f ipgp. 'ff Q , Qgiisr, 'ggisgfyjfw iii h X . , ii,i'frii K ' TLT , 'V' mi' I 4 f fm. 1: fi' afgf -f 15 gs' x'Q25.L'K 2 QA gi' W is KG K S ,ga 1,5 I Z M 'ga' 4, V, ,- ,:4t.Q.4'vf a,fQ-ffvUli M, -MQ? 'i'31wx, -W--Xffh' W N-1'g?,fYS A New wx A , + 'f '5Q.12'4'fI 5 , x Q I I . , Q1 an A,-11, 5 .X ., . Y .2 ' 1, ,532 , :YW 'lik - .ml -4,- MR. ANDERSON - ROOM 208 - SOPHOMORI-I SEATED: Secretary, I. Minkinp president, P. Saffron: vice-president, R. Iohnsonp treasurer, E. Sunie. ROW -L: S. Thomas, A. Smollar, S. Blomberg, N. Larson, D. Aho. ROW Q: Mr. Anderson, I. Rappley, C. Wenberg, R. Carlson, M. Ketola, R. Beckman, M. Newberg. ROW Q: D. Magdziak, G. Patterson, R. Maki, R. Lund, I. Preclrickson, G. Hakari, B. Huotari. IQ! PICTURED: W. Rouse. MISS SIVULA - ROOM 117 - SOPHOMORE SEATED: Secretary, H. Saarip treasurer, R. Maki, vice-president, C. Gullanp president, K. I-Ielgren. ROW I-: G. Luther, M. Antin, L. Berry, S. Schutte, I. Swanson, C. Stone. ROW Q: Miss Sivula, K. Packmayer, G. Korpi, D. Puisto, K. Voyce. RQLIQ: P. Kangas, I. Iohnson, T. Richards, B. Longhini, I. Mayer, I. Nast. Nl PICTURED: G. Cloud, D. Finco, L. Valetti, I. Iacisin. NNW, .x0' Y 'PQ A ' .ara ' V an Q im! 'as --ru, 2071. -'as-3.3 Freshman Class Officers Secretary ................ Marge Newman President . . . .... Don Miller Vice-President . . . . Gene Belmas Treasurer . . . . . Bonnie Mason Class Advisor . . . Miss Birge we HA 11 MISS SMITH - ROOM 320 - FRESHMAN SEATED: Secretary, B. Mason, president, G. Carlson: vice-president, M. Toth: treasurer, S. Viher. ROW -1-: T. Kor pela, E. Clemens, L. Semenak, I. Ruby, M. Newman, P. Yurchak, H. Meyer, I. Fleishbein. ROW L Miss Smith D. Dudra, N. Prosek, I. Steifanides, K. LeGeau1t, I. Kasmarick, I. Seivila, I. Annala. ROW Q: I. Suzik, D. Gunder son, R. Mlasko, W. Hill, C. Johnson, I. Gustafson, R. Smith, N. Ostrom. MISS BIRGE - ROOM 223 - FRESHMAN SEATED: Treasurer, I. Pawlickig president, R. Friedman, vice-president, M. Myetteg secretary, I. Mattson. ROWL A. Urban, I. Aili, I. Seymour, I. Luoma, L. Milavitz, I. Ruclitis, C. Choulnard, I. Hariu. ROW gn: Miss Birge, E Tregembo, C. Edwards, M. Kraynak, B. De Mario, I. Bodouski, R. Rintala, C. Bardon. ROW Q.: R. Iohnson, L. Stl- mers, I. Williams, L. Hopkins, I. Silkworth, I. Swanson, E. Kaven, R. Soyka. NOT PICTURED: R. Oberst. O in 1 '?.Q'f: sn 6 fr ' gb. -P u' Q5 .,5' C ,ID ,A ' Wx Yagi' lzsm 6 if-1 195 -Pop. i 'QW f in WI' ,Q-SNA! . I - if 5- . wp imma Q.. MISS DOLEZEL - ROOM 218 - FRESHMAN SEATED: Treasurer, I. Bodouski: president, W. Toth: vice-president, G. Rahko: secretary, I. Mattson. ROW 1: M Suzik, K. Packmayer, I. Setterlund, I. Aili, I. Lehto, C. Hancock, P. Koski. ROW Q: L. Miklesh, Miss Dolezel, N. Moten, G. Soderman, I. Benson, V. Novascone, K. Baluha, L. Iohnson, R. Ruby. ROW Q: I. Cheever, D. Zarimba R. Holman, D. Kauppi, D. Dahlln, G. Stiles, R. Dual, A. Iredrlckson, R. Silrila. MRS. ELLIS - ROOM 115 - FRESHMAN SEATED: Treesurer, R. Bosanac: vice-president, D. Plaseckig president, D. Ciango: secretary, I. Bednar. ROW 1: QQQ, K. Hautala, S. Ryskewecz, A. Tapio, H. Green, S. Dietel, R. Iuly, R. Iendrzjewskl. MJ-wg: W. Matt son, T. Kellett, P. Sheridan, G. Miller, C. Rosen, P. Olson. ROW Q: R. Erickson, D. Korpela, D. Singleton, K Nelson, F. Turovaara, I. Laird, R. Polmatier, R. Longhini, F. Strom. PICTURED: I. Stadius, D. Wood, R McIntyre, D. Anderson. ., no: l' I. WX fbi M' '39 K 45 11.38 Wi ...Sl , E r - 5 K s MR. DESAUTELLE - ROOM 219 - FRESHMAN SEATED: Secretary, I. Nelson, president, D. Miller: vice-president, F. Bednar: treasurer, G. Harrington. ROWL B. Olexa, E. Stolt, A. Kujanson, M. Iarvl, L. Sher. ROWZ: D. Kivl, R. Mattson, F. Iones, B. Roche, M. Demarte D. Elfolla, S. Chouinard, B. Allen, A. Slncock. ROW lg Mr. DeSaute11e, B. Trudeau, D. Grawey, G. Kaven, A Rye, I. Bonk, D. Pelkie, I. Wilson, R. Soyka. MR. PASSINT - ROOM 312 - FRESHNLAN SEATED: Secretary, S. Hill, vice-president, D. Slade: president, G. Belmasg treasurer, D. Misuraco. QQ: R Fafford, M. Osborne, I. Landretti, P. Shlfra, D. Cooper, M. Chichon, V. Newby. ROW 1: L. Stafford, R. Sullln M. Pillola, A. Salppa, E. Grenda, G. Meade, K. Yashus, D. Iuutilainen, Ig. -Passlnt. Q-Vg: R. Maki, D. O'Don ahue, C. Brownell, A. Ruby, E. Vargovich, R. Korpela, H. Taplo, A. Iohnson, T. Keskey. PICTURED: M. Olexa W. Anderson. 1 R ...,f!.-...l 0 GQ -ro ACTIVITIES Iwfhwiiiem, Hematite Editorial Staff D h son Co Editor Miss Knight Adv1sor'F Richards Co-Editor'G. Gerovac. STANDING: I SEATED: A. Hiltonen, . Io n , - I , , . , , . Iuntunen, D. West, D. Mertz, I. Sheridan, R. Roberts, A. Kivisto, M. Magnuson, S. Wirtanen, A. Fafford. NOT PICTURED Iudy Blaisdell. Business Managers KATHY NASI SANDRA ROWE Art Editor Typing Editor Layout Editor ALICE DELODDER DORIS RAHKO RITA LUNDIN Hematite Business Staff SBATED: N. Hedstrom, G. Sendek, S. Rowe, and K. Nasi, Business Managers. STANDING: M, Ferguson, S. Iuntilla Iohnson, C. Woodcock. Hematite Layout and Art Staffs K. Pumala, R. Lundin, Layout Editor: M. Sher, A. DeLodder, Art Editor: S. Freedstrom, B. Velin. XXV I Typlst Staff Arlene lobe, lane Kangas, Sheryl Hall. NOT FICTURED: Doris Rahko, editor Photo Staff SEATED: M. Ferguson, N. Tornl, R. Severin. STANDING: I. Trethewey, C..Cordy, C. Tenlen arg! --D'l '................a l l 4. Qs L fi . - fu ...W . .tw . Editorial Staff of Keyhole -IQVLQ S. Freedstrom, I. Stout, I. Gregory, P. Newman, D. Gertz, M. Sher, P. Stuck, P. Rovelsky. l: I. Shields, M. Dear, M. Ferguson, S. Wirtanen, F. Richards, B. Humann, L. Larson, I. Kangas, K. Nelson, M. Bednar. ROW Q: -NE. Bednar, K. Nasi, A. DeLodder, C. Tenlen, H. Koseski, M. Ferguson, B. Trethewey, K. Nelson, D. Iohnson. Q15 C. Woodcock, B. Velin, A. Iacquart, G. Sendek, I. Sheridan, C. Cordy, I. Blaisdell, I. Trethewey, D. Mertz, I. Desotelle, I Qu- K 49 X ? S 'ii MIIIIIIE We QESNND X h f The Keyhole This past year has been the nineteenth year of the publishing of the Keyhole. It has been very successful in increasing its cir- culation throughout the school and also among business establish- ments in Ironwood. The Keyhole has sponsored many dances throughout the year to help defray the increase in publishing expenses, and the busi- ness staff has done a very fine job of acquiring more advertising for the Keyhole. This advertising makes the difference between financial success or failure. The Keyhole is under the capable direction of Sue Freed- strom, editor-in-chief, Nancy Hedstrom, copy editorp Iudy Blais- dell, news editor, Barbara Velin, feature editor: Iohn Budnik, Jack Desotelle, Steve Voitek, sport editors, Iudy Iuntunen, ex- change editor, and Iim Hocking, photographer. Mr. Bednar is the advisor of the editorial staff and Mr. DeSaute1le is the advisor of the business staff. At this time we should like to congratulate the staffs and advisors of the Keyhole for the wonderful job they have done during the past year. V ff wt 'G' 'iff' whole f of Ke Business swf I. ni Peterso 2: D' ROW- 119' 'l saute D9 'l Mr- - kY' - spfas Ienningsl T M- 9, hnson' I- Ric p, I0 tongn, light H11 B. Ye -rby. A' LufeY.' M- K1 D Iussi1a,C!:Mink1H, li ' pplla' B-911' 1. Kau LUISY' DO .U -d- Pa n dl d Cn ma fc 1 nt 3 Nyiinggeij Te Aa and itebfprx OU gon XC V 'XS' gyohp. 0X6 G9 D uns' . su Yes . d 230 mow Mihai, Won Y Q0 xcasan OCX? inc? d TU .VQY Dv 01' P ds he P Y W JO 80 vex new Vinh Whefg ktbxvfldx XNH-Uliupl haxxsrnpiixt e Cm' Ye AN- he D 359 t . W C' C' S c frglyxnifdd tgcsvebgl 1 iuean an 'S Berg X3 1 xx h rch can hav tm 00 X0 T n to oi 'gh 1. ann WX 0130 U qax0YX2nXY .- E- me K e Xl TQ, 0 -5 YO yet t xt Skyxuw C cvggn ii xixstzxbou -xe' we gps 1, V r 8 Swfie X380-loissvel S0 w nc- WOW? in Pro of Hematite Our Seniors have been diligently on this Thev h '1 t 1: K TH gress working . years Hemat' I . ve been maki gross and h' ' on l ' ite ng great pro. axe started their work ag outs and typing. A new addition to the Hematite this year will be the eontributions made by the newly-formed Photo- graphy Staff. These eontributions will consist of any old pictures that have been turned into this staff by Seniors. How about it Seniors, why not add a little extra zest to the Hematite by turning in some of these pictures you have had so many laughs over. The business staff has done a fine job by selling over four h copies of the Hemat' willing to se ' there undred ite. Th nd in 7 are inori so ey are f nother order if enough requests for L, hurry and give them your order. tr' 12:5 - G, Secretary, A. Makela: vice-president, I. Nelson: Miss Iohnson' president, B. Iohnson: treasurer, C. Gust- ofson. QV-I: A. Allender, M. Antin, M. Maki, B. Isaacson, L. Milavetz, I. Aili, R. Kauppi. P. KOSki, I. M11- Qll: I. Carli, I. Minier, C. Wallace, H. Aili, A. LaMarche, M. Hariu, V. Novascone, I. Hariu, I. Bednar. QQ: V. Forslund, S. Iohnson, P. Butler, R. Lund, I. Fredrickson, I. Steffanides, P. George, I. Erickson. ff-312. ? I I I ,E wg-3 4:1511 bi-1-5:5 Latin Club This year members of both the Latin I and Latin II classes have been members of the Latin Club. Monthly meetings have provided opportunities for informal social get-togethers and have supplemented the regular class work with information about Roman life and culture and the relation between Latin and English. Latin II students have received a magazine, AUXILIUM IATINUM, con- taining stories, poems, plays, humor, highlights in the news, biographies, crossword puzzles, and other features all in Latin. For the Christmas program Latin songs were sung, as well as Latin versions of well-known English songs such as White Christmas and Iingle Bells . A play was given bringing out similarities in the Roman and American observances . The Christ- mas story from the Bible was also read in Latin. Similar programs have been given for other special days. Barbara Arm Iohnson has served as president: Ianet Nelson, vice-president: Ann Marie Makela, secretary: and Carol Gustafson, treasuner. Miss Iennie Iohnson is the faculty advisor. 4g lg Al,- ROW iz N. Edwards, treasurer, I. Colassacco, secretary, B. Maki, president, I. Budnik, vice-president. ROW Q: S. Freedstrom, M. Sher, C. Forslund, S. Iuntilla, I. Iuntunen, A. Kivisto. ROW Q: N. Hedstrom, I. Nelmark, E. Loo, G. LaB1onde, A. Hendrickson, I. Blaisdell. NATIO NAL HONOR SOCIETY Ex Z gf! WE, 5 L National Honor Society The highest scholastic honor which a student of the Luther L. Wright High School can attain is to be elected a member of the National Honor Society. This organization, as the name indicates , is a national one, with headquarters in the National Education Building in Washington, D. C. The Ironwood Chapter, Number 110, obtained its charter in 1922. The four cardinal principles upon which election to the National Honor Society is based are Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. In scholarship a student must be in the upper third of his class. Not more than fifteen per cent of the senior class may be elected, and not more than ten per cent of the junior class. Members are voted upon by the faculty after careful consideration has been given to all records both for scholarship and citizenship for all years in high school. ROW lx L. Nyman, M, Bednar, M. Dear, A. Kangas, B. Iohnson, I. Shields, B. Kevern, C. Johnson. QI L M. Magnuson, F. Richards, S. Voitek, L. Repischak, D. Iohnson, P. Sullivan. ROW Q H. Aili, G. Sendek, A. De- Lodder, I. Iohnson, S. Rowe. NATIO NAL HONOF-2 SOCIETY X! f The emblem of this society is a keystone and a flaming torch. The keystone has for ages been the sym- bol of strength and perfection, since it fits into the top of the arch and holds the structure firmly together. Thus the keystone is the symbol of character. The flaming torch represents the light of knowledge, which is carried into the darkness of ignorance to enlighten the world. At the base of the keystone and on either side of the torch are the letters C, S, L, and S , the initial letters of the words Character, Service, Lead- ership, and Scholarship. Since 1953-54 pins containing these emblems have been presented to new members by the Ironwood Board of Education. The colors of the society are blue and gold. Each year scholarships to the Gogebic Community College are awarded to eligible members of the society by the Ironwood Chapter of the National Honor Society. PMN 1 like s-it lulvl i Hx? SQAIED: Treasurer, L. Williams, vice-president, R. Cedarstromg president, A. Hendrickson: student council representative, D. George: secre tary, T. Gill. IQ!-VL E. McCullough, B. Maki, R. Roberts, I. Desotelle, E. Shiffra, D. West, A. Kangas, I. Budnik, I. Nelmark, I. Perlberg B. Stout, D. Ulasich. Bill: I. Basso, B. Beaudette, B. Iohnson, I. Sheridan, T. Longhini, P. Bowman, D. Karpinen, M. Kostamo, G. Berg R. Wainio, R. Slivensky, L. Aaltonen, B. Sertlch. ROW Q: D. Nicholas, B. Cook, I. Iuntunen, K1 Backman, A. Trudeau, I. Haanpaa, C. Ball 1 I ard, B. Slade, B. Luther, T. Marx, I. Randa, B. Koponen, C. Maki, B. Perala. ROW iz D. Rasmussen, C. Lotzer, B. Mayer, L. Repischak, D. Olgren, D. landrettl, G. Hakari, B. Cook, I. Hocking, D. Bennetts, D. Wick, coaches, Mr. Ostrom, M. Spencer, Q. Cook, Mr. Krznarich and ll. Kraemer. NOT PICTURED: D. Iakeway, T. Rowe, R. Saari. ffrf Club The aim of this club is to advance athletics , encourage school loyalty, and promote friendship among athletic students. Any person earning a letter in any sport is eligible for mem- bership in the club. The activities of the I Club for the year included sponsor- ship of a dance , the sale of pencils, the purchase of a trophy, assistance with grade school athletics, and the sale of refresh- ments at games . The club's advisors are Coaches Kraemer, Cook, Krznarich , Ostrom, and Spencer. The officers are Andrew Hendrickson, president, Roy Cedarstrom, vice-president, Thomas Gill, secretary: Larry Williams, treasurer: and Dennis George, Student Council wp repre sentative . 66 1 'w.....,, ni.-.......... N I 1 ROW lx L. Williams, R. Roberts, I. Perlberg, W. Maki, R. Ulasich, I. Desotelle, A. Hendrickson, B. Stout. ROWQ: D. Karplnen, D. Wick, J. Iuntunen, R. Luther, M. Kostamo, I. Budnlk, A. Trudeau, D. Olgren. ROW 3: L. Repischak I. Haanpaa, C. Ballard, A. Longhlni, R. Cedarstrom, I. Basso, D. West, li. Krznarich. NOT PICTUREED: D. Landrettl, B. Koponen. National Athletic Scholarship The National Athletic Scholarship Society promotes the ideals of sportsmanship and encourages better citizenship among high school boy athletes. 1 Boys become eligible for membership if they win a letter in a major sport, such as football, basketball track, baseball, or cross-country. A great deal of consideration is given to the scholastic standing of boys who are eligible for membership. Two scholarships to our own Gogebic Community College were awarded by the boys. A trophy for the grade schools was also supplied by the boys of the National Athletic Scholarship Society. The officers are Dick Ulasich, president: Dave West, vice-president, Pack Desotelle, secretary: and Andrew Hendrickson, treasurer. The faculty sponsor is Coach John Krznarich. Executive Body of Student Council ROW lr F. Richards, I. Lutey, K. Nelson, I. I-lariu. ROW Q: I. Switzer, L. Repischak, I. Iuntunen, I. Bollch. QW-Q: D. Miller, D. West, W. Maki, D. Landrettl, E. Sartoris. WF' Studenit Council Your wants and opinions are expressed in one body--your Student Council. Each year you elect two persons from your class to represent you at this group. The primary purpose of the Student Council is to attain the objectives expressed by the student body. Some of these object- ives include the purchase of school records for dancing, the sponsorship of dances , the planning of pep assemblies, and the planning of Twirp Season. 'Q QU' S ,an I SQ! iv -.fo 'lil Student Council Representatives ROW L: S. Freedstrom, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, G. Olson, M. I'. Maki, G. Kaupplla, D. Aho. ROW Q B. Iohnson, I. Iohnson, M. Hariu, S. Dietel, K. LeGeault, F. Richards. ROW Q: R. Lehockey, D. Karpinen, T. Kilponen, C. Carlson, R. Helmas, R. Maki, M: Sartoris. W vsfi,-L Se Q. g .,,,.e.,- Q3 :---'F' m X MJ! Q,k . ,A ,x WM, 'df -A X f elf' JM ' ' O . ,, ' e rj . v Q-- 3 --cf fix N.- lkg 4, ' LU 9 lil. . , 5 M- 1.17, ' D The annual projects of this group include a magazine drive which involves every member of the school. The money acquired from this campaign is used to purchase various articles needed by the school. Another annual event sponsored by the Student Council is the homecoming festivities. The highlight is the parade with floats entered by home rooms and clubs and a pep rally afterwards . The officers elected this year are: president, Dave West: vice-president, Bill Maki: secretary, Fay Richards, treasurer, Karen Nelson. ii X 2 Q 2 gi. ' I. .-ywflnfum.. at vrasvutisavlurimwvir l . Q 5 , Pep Club SEATED: Secretary, G. Fincog ,Iw-li, Hannulag treasurer, A. Kangas. gli: M. Dear, I. Gregory, R. Bosanac, S. Vlher, P. Stuck, I. Coxey, N. Larson, M. Luoma, A. Nasl, S. Thomas, I. Erickson, C. Chouinard, I. Bednar, I. Ruditls, M. Toth, D. Magclziak. ROW 2-: P. Rovelsky. N. Moe, E. Williams, N. Makela, M. DeFranco, B. Rajala, B. Iohnson, K. Koykar, M. Moisio, P. Wlemerl, S. Perlberg, E. Iohnson. C. Wallace, I. Wennersten, V. Forslund, B. Iohnson. ROW Q: L. Larson, I. Mattson, B. Hagstrom, A. Pulsto, N, Ostrom, I. Pawllckl, B. Mason, L. Semenak, I. Bodouski, M. Longhlnl, S. Wirtanen, I. Ianov, B. DeMario, N. Swanberg, V. Velin, A. Makela, C. Gustafson, I. Swanson. LQQQ: M. Anderson, I. Liimakka, M. Cecchini, B. Rasmussen, B. Trethewey, I. Rundquist, C. Iohnson, K. Turunen, M. Cordy, S. Hall, K. Ramuta, I. Trethewey, N. Hedstrom, K. Nelson, E. Salmi, M. Mattson, A. Kivisto, I. Kaupplla, C. Iohnson. 'fl1lC4 2 2 2 -.41 ua DP-NCB PEP H AT PEP CL QUEEN GAIL FIN RAND MARC KING CO G ANDY HENDRICKSON T 'van' an ' new 5 Qui: I. Seymour, L. Sher, P. Newman, K. Nasi, K. Pumala, R. Severin, M. Nelmark, B. Berzinski, M. Sher, D. Gertz, P. Iohnson, Miss Hannula. ROW 1: R. Fafiord, S. Ryskewecz, L. Milavetz, I. Seymour, M. Newman, I. Luoma, G. Kauppila, C. Heinonen, D. Berg, M. Ferguson, M. Iennings. QI 35 E. Grenda, V. Novascone, I. Hariu, I. Shields, B. Kevern, R. Beckman, I. Steffanides, I. Nelson, C. Forslund, N. Perlberg, S. Woodworth, I. Stout, A. Allender, L. Ruona, I. Luther. ROW in I. Carlson, F. Richards, A. Hiltonen, M. Dalphon- so, K. Ulasich, M. Cedarstrom, N. Torni, M.vFerguson, G. Sendek, C. Cordy, I. Blaisdell, P. Butler, C. Anderson, M. Kirby, I. Sllning, D. Kangas. QI' PICTURED: Vice-president, A. Faffordg president, I. Iuntunenp M. Magnuson. l ' ' . X 'TN ,L ft' 'f 'oi' 5 bi 959 if, A ,f . ' rf' if Pep Club The Pep Club has been one of the organizations that has contributed a great deal to the success of this school year. The club was newly organized primarily to unite the high school into one unit, and thus encourage school spirit and pep. At the beginning of the year the organization undertook a project of buying and financing beanies for the members . Two buses were provided to Uansport a cheering section to Calumet for a football game and Ashland during basketball season. The officers for the year are: Iudy Iuntunen, president: Aileen Fafford, vice-president: Gail Finco, secretary: and Ardyth Mattson, treasurer. '7 , 1 r 11'-I Hi 'HHH n 1 1 nzunull 'fb' I v ,,.,, . , J 5 ... .L,lLn,LL ,......... SEATED: Recording secretary, K. Pumalaf vice-president, N. Tomi: Miss Smith president, F. Richards: treasurer, K. Nasi. QQ: I. Mag- dizak, I. Seymour, L. Sher, L. Milavetz, V. Newby, M. Sher, M. Nelmark, B. Berzinski, D. Gertz, A. Allender, D. Kangas, L. Rouna, S. Chouinard, B. Allen, R. Beckman, A. Hiltonen. IQVQ: G. Kauppila, I. Seymour, R, Fafford, S. Ryskewecz, I. Nelson, I. Steffanides, I. Smith, P. Hosking, D. Berg, P. Newman, I. Rajala, L. Toolanen, B. Yelich, M. Ferguson, I. Slining, I. Fredrickson. ROW Q: I. Harlu, I. Landretti, V. Novascone, N. Perlberg, R. Severin, C. Forslund, G. Pinco, E. Grenda, K. Voyce, C. Rhenlund, P. Iohnson, M. Kirby, I. Minkin, P. Butler, M. DeMartc, S. Schutte. ROW 5: M. Newman, I. Louma, M. Iennings, I. Lutey, M. Ferguson, K. Aukee, R. Lund, S. Iohnson, S. Wright, M. Hariu, M. Berzinski, L. Talaska, G. Sendek, I. Blaisdell, C. Cordy, S. Woodworth, I. Stout, A. Saippa, P. Shifra, C. Heinonerr, E. Anderson, E. Suni. ,NQLI PICTURED: Corresponding secretary, R. Lundinp I. Iuntunen, M. Magnuson, A. Fafford. Girls' Athletic Association The G.A.A. is a Girls' Athletic Association for high school girls . The purpose of the club is to stimulate interest in girls athletics and recreational activities throughout the year. The various athletic activities are used as a means of increasing physical efficiency, athletic accomplishment, and good sports- manship. There is no limitation as to the number of members in the club. To retain membership points must be earned each year. Points accumulate until the senior year at which time the members receive awards commensurate with their scores. The season started with eight teams participating in a volleyball tournament. Tournaments in many organized sports for girls were promoted during the year with emphasis on friendly competition. Hikes and other individual sports were emphasized as an important part of the program. Officers for this year are: President, Fay Richards: vice- Wp president, Nancy Tornip recording secretary, Karen Pumalag cor- responding secretary, Rita Lundinp treasurer, Kathy Nasi. Q X.: -if SEATED: Treasurer, I. Lutey: vice-president, I. Minklny M-E Birge, president, I. Luteyg secretary, G. Kauppila. ROW L: A. Nasi, I. Luther, I. Bednar, I. Lehto, N. Swanberg, S. Dietel, R. Kauppi, L. Milavetz, I. Kangas, L. Sher, I. Magdziak, D. Kangas. ROW Q: I. Seymour, M. Cichon, B. Roche, K. Hautala, A. Makela, P. Williams, M. Louma, M. Mattson, I. Wennersten, I. Harlu, K. I.eGeau1t. QV2: S. Ryskewecz, L. Semenak, I. Landretti, A. LaMarche, I. Swanson, B. Mason, I. Erickson, E. Salmi, I. Pawlicki, V. Forslund, I. Stout. QI iz M. Berzlnski, N. Ostrom, I. Nelson, V. Novascone, I. Steffanides, R. Lund, L. Talaska, I. Fredrlckson, I. Rundquist, C. Edwards, I. Slining, M. Hariu. Red Peppers The Red Pepper Club is composed of freshman and sophomore girls interested in promoting fellowship and good will among the members of their class by means of regular social gatherings. The group raised funds by holding numerous candy sales, sponsoring a dance , and selling school emb- lems. This money was used to dehray the expenses of a trip to Duluth and dinner at the New Duluth Hotel in the spring. The officers for this year are: President, Iean Lutey: vice-president, Iune Minkin: secretary, Gloria Kauppilap treasurer, Iane Lutey. Miss Ruth Birge is the advisor for the club. ROW 1: R. Duckstad, Mr. lacobson, R. Knutson. ROW Z: R. Iokipl, D. Dahlin, R. Friedman. Debate The Luther L. Wright Debate Team of 1955-56 consisted of an aggressive, well-balanced squad of fluent speakers . The question before the group this year was: Resolved: that the Federal Government guaran tee higher education to qualified high school students through grants to colleges and universities . The only experienced member, Bob Duckstad, did a fine job again this year. The new mem- bers , Bob Knutson, Randolph Iokipii, and two freshmen, Don Dahlin and Ron Friedman, also de- veloped into formidable debaters . This year the team was coached by Mr. Earl Jacobson, a new member of the English Department. The first practice debate held at Crystal Falls , on November 14, gave us an even two wins , two losses. December 10, at Escanaba, rendered us three victories and one loss in the second practice session . The finals held Ianuary 14 at Marquette were handled a bit differently this year in that the various schools debated according to class . Ironwood qualified to enter the semi-finals in Class A. sl- ? . .W 9 Q6 5 Q0 4 -1 SEATED: Vice-president, B. Hagstrom: Mr. Anderson: president, B. Berzinski: secretary-treasurer, M. Mattson. LCM! L: I. Seymour, D. Gertz, K. Lorenson, M. Sher, M. DeFranco, I. Coxey, I. Lutey, G. Kaupplla, I. Colasacco, A. Nasi. ROW Z: B. Yelich, I. Trethewey, I. Iohnson, I. Liimakka, I. Luoma, B. Salmi, F. Wiemerl, I. Minkin, I. Hanley, M. Newman. ROWQ: B. Rasmussen, C. Cordy, T. Sprasky, B. Knutson, B. Duckstad, D. Iusslla, S. Hall, I. Pawlicki, I. Spehar, S. Schutte. A'? fn' v-5 hw 'if Q ,IIUKQX 1 QQ X ' .vo IB , T- 7 9 Intercom Club Your attention, please, is a call heard much the whole day through. The members of our school Intercom Club relinquish time each day to keep us informed regarding the many activities and events to be announced. To be eligible for membership in this group, one should have a free period and an interest in the opera- tion of radio . Under the direction of their advisor, Mr. Charles Anderson, the club chose Barbara Berzinski as president, Beverly Hagstrom as vice-president, and Myla Mattson as secretary-treasurer. SEATED' B. Rasmussen, C. Forslund, I. Coxey. ROW lx L. Sher, I. Nelson, I. Strom, L. Helander, M. Zlvic. ROW Q: P. Shiira, Miss Gelinas, I. Liimakka, M. Cordy, I. Steffanides, I. Strand, A. Saippa. Library Club The Library Club is composed of those students interested in library work. The members of the organization received special instruction in library methods . They not only assist the librarian during the day, but are able to take complete charge of the desk work in the library if necessary. Besides this type of work in the library, there are many duties for the members , in- cluding mending books , making out fine slips , preparing posters for display, arranging bulletin boards , putting magazines in plastic binders, typing cards and jackets for books , and other mis- cellaneous tasks. d dances are used to finance the purchase of pins for The proceeds from school-sponsore members serving three to five days a week and for a banquet or picnic at the close of the year. The officers elected for this year are: president, Carole Forslundg vice-president, Iudy Coxey: secretary-treasurer, Barbara Rasmussen. Miss Gelinas is the c1ub's advisor. Q -...-.ff Q ,ma Qi SEATED: Vice-president, M. Dear, Miss Tabacchi, president, P. Sullivan, secretary-treasurer, L. Larson. ROW l: D. Gertz, P. Newman, D. Aho, R. Beckman, N. Moe, K. Voyce, S. Schutte, N. Larson, I. Coxey, C. Saari, K. Helgr- en. ROW Z: M. DeMarte, E. Sunie, S. Wright, V. Velin, D. Berg, S. Dletel, P. Rovelsky, C. johnson, I. Lehto, M. Moislo. Q: B. Iohnscm, I. Landretti, B. Kevem, M. Anderson, I. Carlson, P. Saffron, A. Pulsto, I. Carlson D. Mattila. KCMQ: D. Karpinen, B. Koponen, R. Knutson, B. Duckstad, I. LaMarche, D. Aili. E Fx il' fi, Sf! 541 Si: ,.., alfa E555 Milt ESA. f- PAK Xliiliisf rr '1' X M E JSX ,QQFQQEQM P V51 . Fiffiqr, X l x Rf- i02,5?gE2fe.5 37 5g'-Y . X .1 e R, Q leaf ' 'QQ Mila if ' w Q as N- di' Q . - I Q : Wglr x N 7 ' As X sl The French Club The French Club is an organization whose main goal is to acquaint French and former French students with French culture and customs. Meetings are held once a month for this purpose. The French Club entered two floats in this year's homecoming parade , one of which won first prize . Initiation is held at the second meeting with programs and refreshments at all the meetings . The group has sponsored a French film, and also had a French Cafe Dance . This year's officers are: President, Pat Sullivan, vice- president, Maryanne Dear, secretary and treasurer, Lynne Larson. Representatives for the Student Council are Barbara D. Johnson, Judy Coxey, and Mary DeMarte. The club advisor is Miss Tab- acchi. At this time the French Club would like to wish the former French students in the graduating class, Au revoir a' tous, bonne chance et meilleurs souhoits pour l'avenir. nw.. . , 1 3 U xv SEATED: Treasurer, V. Porslundp vice-president, S. Iohnsong -IV-LT. Cook, president, I. Colasaccop secretary, B. Isaac- son. ROWA: G. Kauppila, C. Iohnson, I. Lutey, I. Lutey, I. Hanley, K. Lorenson. ROWQ I. Kangas, P. Williams, I. Ianov, R. Lund, C. Mlnkin, S. Schutte, I. Minkln. The Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America is an organization that gives students interested in any phase of teaching the opportunity to learn more about the profession. With Mr. Cook as its faculty advisor this year, the F. T. A. planned several trips to various colleges close to Jronwood. At the regular meetings, which were held twice monthly, the club was entertained by various speakers . A typical meeting would include a talk by someone qualified to discuss college entrance requirements , the advantages of the teaching profession, and many other things of interest to prospective members of the profession. A movie entitled Teaching was very helpful to all of us. The Signe Ruth Chapter of the Future Teachers of America had the following presiding as officers: President, JoAnn Colasaccop vice-president, Shirley Iohnson: secretary, Betsy Isaacson: treasurer, Vi.rginia Forslund. The club has eighteen members . 78 - an 1'- , .a M ' f ' , 'T 'Oh' ROW iz B. Rajala, K. Nasi, A. Waurio, G. Kleimola. ROW Q: K. Vuorenmaa, M. Rice, P. Wiemeri, C. Tenlen, K. Kleimola. 4-H Club The projects of the 4-H Club undertake to fulfill the 4-H Pledge , which is: I pledge my Head to clearer thinking, my Heart to greater loyalty, my Hands to larger service, and my Health to better living for my Club, my Community, and my Co- untry. Several of the projects in which the members participate are gardening, dairying, forestry, food preparation, and handi- craft. Direction of the 4-H Club is by the Service Club. The Service Club is composed of older 4-H members of Gogehic Co- unty who have had three or more years of active 4-H wqrk. Initi- ation into the Service Club is by invitation only. This initiation is held at an annual banquet, which is to honor the new members . Members also enjoy dances , sleigh rides , and parties. . This year's ofiicers are: Edward Kleimola, president: Beverly Koski, secretary: and Kathy Nasi, treasurer. Wx 5 N qu-wi' , vi ., gb,-, ' 5 , 2 Jer- W mf ,,,:g ygy f xl gf I 3.,.4:aQ,,ftx . ' 5 i'33ww1,f f- . C24 flffff f yfxfdfw , 'il X 'W' Q . - ,, Kw sw 12. fii. , 'yy if 42 W Y 2 5, A I x il 'BN .- . . f.-A Qin 'I N ,Simi 1'-LTFQ, f'ZQ?f- r 9' 'ik' H 'VP 4 1 Q sk, . , Ju I 'EYEA IV 1 v ,. . vi -1 ' KV ,JA .sg rf fri?-9 K ' vxQg T . IJ 1 sf W ' af N B Team Cheerleaders Kathleen Ulasich, Mary Ann Cedarstrom, Dennie Gertz, Ioanne Luoma, Margie Newman. Freshman Cheerleaders Rita Bosanac, Loretta Semenak, Sharen Viher, Ioan Bodouski. x - 2 ff' Ai ' f-fwm.-gs'f fXJVymWQf Y, XX .CS A gf Q, 5 71 - 'vu X ' ' L ,, ggi '-5 ' if Qi a - .-.W ,VH X N ,.-.. - ,, . .. .F A. . rf5f,,,.ff'L' if 4 -f .1 'f . 151- Q, . ,Qu I '71-Ffii i 'f 3' Q .-'YW , fiZXi,5-ilk f- . ,,,, gs . . -wap .j2'Q,L3'4 ?eS, Mm sg m ff , pW,Qy1mqfgy S51 .L.s'Q? QW, j K VV. kfF.1Vi ,. ,. H vQ4f-n mb, W X :Xt Q' 'L ,Quai 1 - ,-221?e,...54 Lf .uf 0,1 W .J ke ,,.,.+ v fi: :-. ., f ,-Q.-xyma, . --,H W, 1- , V. .,m 4 ux.ww,.M ' H'9' ,,:mWT + ' ' 2 W wx , U.9. q ,my 1 SFC A-wmm, rfwyw ,- ,df . . , 1 'K 4 sig wi' ,- Q.. -.4 'SF' ..... ff.. - ..- ..- Col- ,I oxey C Newman , I n,P SO B . Iohn I la na An ntala, I ll, D. Ri ussen, W. Hi Rasm D anclen W itzer, T Sw 1510, I. h4O M. Gertz , I Gregory, D. Row 1: ust- acquart, P. Butler, C. G Belmas , A. I ,G. BS Hopkins , D. Nichol ,L. rin Mo B OHS , St C EIYSOH M esa, I Kimball , M . W ROW 2: N. White . S is M BSBCCO 651' , B. Kevern, M. D I YQ B. Lindbe Trethewey , Roberts, R R. iedman, Fr R. I ahlin ,D.D , I. Ianov Velin , A. Iohnson Q: V. ROW I. Liimakka. Berry. ,L. afson Kauppi, D I. Basso Mxlavetz, ,D. nk I. Bo UOYTI , eds Rasmussen, N. H B. I elson onso, K. N ph Dal lin, M. Ve B. W4: RO Rovelsky I. Stout, B. Iohnson, P. irtanen , S . Freedstrom. W Anderson , S dcock , M . OO CW Humann, B. Choir With the opening of school in September, earnest and diligent practices began in pre- paration for the annual Pop concert. These rehearsals paid off in the concert given jointly with the high school band on the evening of November 3 . The Christmas concert, in' addition to a vivid portrayal of varied carols, included the Tschaikowsky Nutcracker Suite, told in song, story, pantomime, and dance. In March, the choir presented its Easter concert with the traditional featuring of negro spirituals in Fred Waring's Song of Easter. When spring rolled around, the annual spring concert was staged in May, with Peter Pan the main attraction in songs and in action on stage. The choir also appeared on Armistice Day, Baccalaureate, and Commencement, school assemblies , and for organizations of the community, including a full concert for the Iron- wood Woman's Club. Appearing throughout the year were several choral ensembles: the Senior Girls' Sext- ette, including Nancy Hedstrom, Barbara Velin, Sandy Wirtanen, Sue Preedstrom, Carol Woodcock, and Beverly Human: the Iunior Girls' Trio, including Maryanne Dear, Barbara Diane Johnson, and Dennie Gertz. In addition to servicing various clubs in need of musical numbers, the ensembles and soloists presented a lecture-concert of all-American folk tunes , popular songs, and modern serious compositions for the Daughters of the American Revolution. Accompanists throughout the year were Maryanne Dear and Betty Kevern. Miss White , the choir's director, has again developed an outstanding group. Much credit goes to Miss Tabacchi for her help in staging many of the songs presented by the choirs. Officers for the year were: President, Dave Rasmussen: secretary, Janet Gregory: treasurer, Barbara Velin. 9 Q . YET My 'L 215 fx I ky W., ,K Iw i V 1 Q Q ! fi?f L W if SLIS f r L Y 'ik I i A . A Q, F, .D H' 5 is f ff Q in Q9 . ff? f H Ein- 52 '52 E.: 2.4. as Ee in Z . -Q 20 ,. L,-'El SE KD on :sas ,ag -5 'U 52 .E - DCO 2 05, ': Us :GIA 3 O5 mi .sim 32,5 il -3 Gag mg' 2.29 Dx C5553 , -2 .1225 11-O- 5330 CD03 EE EE ES. QU Um .QE ,Cm .55 .II '12 SQ.-x Ni. is Ea: -A is QE ON 53 5 5? 'CI 552 ,ci ill-'B 3.52 O 1114 D 'blxffi 'axe pb llglq XSQXNQS QYNSQQLYV sl U on 5' 3,1 F99 425' is N 11 I x . Q, A , 4 uf- XIREQ g 'X . . Q.. iw ,v,W,, - EPM? The annual Junior Prom was held in May, set to the theme of Red Sails in the Sunset, from nine to one, at the L. L. Wright Gym. Palm trees and soft lights added a South Sea effect to the theme. Sea gulls hovered over the boat: and a tropical garden, in which the orch- estra played, and Polynesian motifs bordering the sides of the room, contributed greatly to the enchantment of the evening. Queen Aileen Fafford and King Allan Kangas were crowned before the Grand March and reigned over the dance for the rest of the evening. X5 . 'W Y fi ,S 'xy ,'A.'N QS- ,J . ,,I,4.,V. ,. ff . + '-. .s..1 ,, 9' Time Out For Ginger Senior Class Pla of 1955 Cast Liz ..... . . . Iuanita Alexandroni Mrs. Carol . . ...... Nancy Coad Mr. Carol . . . . Clarence Hjalmqulst Ioan Carol ......... Helen Becksufom 'Ieannle Carol ....... Margie Johnson Ginger Nlrginial Carol . . . Sandra Rolfsman . . . Bill Kopecko . . Paul Coleman Bob Wilson fPrinclpalJ . . ,Douglas Walsenen Ed Hoffman fBank Presidentl . Richard Rabbldeau . . . .Andy Carli Larry Hoffman ........ . . .Donald Stone Mrs. Wilson ........... Janis Freedstrom Mrs. Hoffman .....,..... Elizabeth Kmmin Cheerleaders, Friends of Ginger .... Helen Turzak Darlene Smith Leonete Hamel Ioanne Woodworth Eddie .......... Tommy ........... Bill ............. . Anita Hlltonen uv R. as S, Carol Johnson Mary Ann Cedarstrom 4- J Bonnie Mason JD 91 'B . Z 5 . on v- 4: fu E A4 u cv an of E o 21 m 'U an an U1 n.. U3 sz F4 fU E ru Z 2 c o In :1 c: ow ru E 2 If cu 1: E as Q sf si o 5 In fc: cv m 22 '-5 .J va Lt C KD rn Q-v CD L.. .Q CD U? z: an O :J al C O rn .-4 0 Z :E ul 'U -4 CU --4 .G VJ ow La o an CJ 5 E 2 2 if B. Kevern, G. Forslund, 961' , Kangas, M. D I. Nelson, Lutey, K. I. Mattson , I.'Mattson, I 2: R OW Saffron . P attila , ,D.M lgren He K. n- r-1 3 2 OH, Carls QI fu C .1 KD I-IJ o Ji DI ': U' 'U E D M cKevitt ,Q I. Turunen , K. M i, K. ,H.Ai1 Se Cha , L SOD hn B. Io Q1 ROW ith . Sm I. I . Iohnson ory, B reg G cco, I S3 Cola , I E O U1 L. 5 si af o nn na E :xi Hanley , I Bednar , trom, M. Hags retti , B Land Kangas, D. Q: A. R OW IO Puls ,D. Tl Ye lson, D. Olg Ne Bergquist, B. konen, K. Koykar, R. Pa R. CD 'U fU -4 U3 E 0 af -ca Wils B . Sla Q: nghini . ROW . L0 , D. Estola, C B . Yelich ..i 3 C O U! E .Z O S Dawson, C. Vaara. ROWQ: P. I kin, tonen, B. Maki, Lin Kivi , C. Min Stout, D . I. Ferguson , ri, M. me Wie ,R. ndek ell, G. Se sd Blai I. kela , Ma ,D. de I.aBlon as, G. U9 Ka I. hnson, A. Hiltonen Io Cedarstrom. C . M. ,N. Z! -c fC :c E s, Q. Stiles. 6 Thom onen, S. 1D . Ki , T Bonk oodworth , I W , S SWGY eth Tr hnson, S. Perlberg, I Io E. BBCSOH 1 Is B. Band The band was off to a good start this year by taking top honors in band marching com- petition at Houghton, Michigan. The street routine consisted of a passage from Stars and Stripes Forever, Tweedlee Dee, accompanied by a fancy step, and a short drill by the cornets and drums . The band kept a snappy cadence which resulted in a very effective street routine . Throughout the year the band did a very fine job in supporting our team at the football and basketball games. The full band showed its ability in some fine half-time performances on the football field, while a smaller group played for the pep assemblies and the basketball games. The annual Pop concert was a huge success with some snappy marches as its high- lights. The band, under the direction of Mr. E. G. Stiles, combined with the choir under the direction of Miss White , put on a very entertaining performance. The highlight of the year was the Band Clinic held at our high school on January 17, 1956. A number of bands from the area attended the clinic which was under the direction of Dr. William D. Revelli from the University of Michigan. In the evening the bands parti- cipated in a concert in which each band played two numbers, and in conclusion a massed band played a few numbers directed by Dr. Revelli. His help and constructive criticism were of great benefit to all the bands . We should like to congratulate Mr. Stiles for the wonderful job he has done with the band during the past year. 2 2' 0 'N X Orchestra SEATED: A. Iacquart, N. Fredrickson, C. Woodcocks, G, Olson, I. Setterlund, C. Stone, I. Coxey, T. Sprasky, I. Seymour. ROW la E. Baer, L. Semanak, E. Loo. Prep Band ROW lz I. Fredrlckson, I. Erickson, P. Kangas, R. Fafford, S. Viher, I. Sievila, M. Cichon, I. Hariu, I. Minkin. ROW Q: K. Voyce, D. Kivi, S. Iohnson, I. Bodouski, C. Chouinard, I. Mattson, A. LaMarche, E. Grenda, V. Novascone, ROW Q: M. Maki, I. Mizgala, D. Martrella, Mg. Stiles, M. DeMarte, A. Tapio, P. Koski. ROW 4: I. Slining, G. Stiles, K. Nelson. oNWo QN9 :W 5- T '-ll . ln-- SPORTS . 1, i 'Away ,M Q' .,, 4,4 K 1 A '92 4 s 1' I L4 2 91 4 fb We we mvfxu l Senior Lettermen Andrew Hendrickson: Hungry has been a big gun in the line ever since his sophomore year. Not many runs were made through Andy's hole. He earned his second major letter this year. Russ Roberts: Leather Lungs was a top-notch, all-around lineman. No matter what line position he played, he proved himself worthy of the honor of wearing a Red Devil uniform. Russ earned his third major letter this year. Ed Shiffra: Edo proved himself to be a pretty rough customer on both offense and defense this year. Even though Ed finished the season with an injured knee , he hung right in there . Ed earned his first letterthis year. Dick Ulasich: Duggers was the biggest man on the team this year, and he used his weight to his advantage. Not many gains were made through the middle of the 'line when Dick was in there . He earned his third letter this year. Allan Kangas: Gunga really let the opposing team know who was the boss this year. On offense he played guard and on defense he played end. Any back thought twice before try- ing to run around Al's end . Dave West: Dave played left tackle on offense and right tackle on defense. He was very adept in running tackle around plays, and gained a lot of yardage for the Red Devils. Dave earned his second letter this year. Billy Maki: Billy really came into his own this year. A hard blocking, hard tackling lineman who could always be called on at any time to fill a tackle spot. Billy earned his first letter this year. Ioe Perlberg: Ioe did a good job of filling Dick Ulasich's shoes after Dick broke his hand in the Escanaba game. He helped. show the fans and the other teams that Ironwood's re- serves could handle a job as well as the regulars. Ioe earned his first letter this year. Iack Desotelle: Deso did exceptionally well in his play calling this year. His excellent ball handling and quick thinking pulled the Red Devils out of many tough spots . Iack earned his second letter this year. Larry Williams: Lar was our defensive halfback this year. Not many passes got past Larry: and on end runs , if the runner got past the line, Larry was always right in there to stop him. Larry earned his third letter this year. Iack Nelmark: lack was a transfer from Ewen High School this year, and even though all he had played was six-man football, he learned fast and proved himself invaluable on both offense and defense. Iack earned his first letter at Ironwood this year. Tony Martini: Sunjo was one of our most capable reserves this year. Even though he didn't see as much action as some of the other men, he really kept them on their toes if they wanted to keep their jobs. Tony earned his first letter this year. John Budnik: Iohnny couldn't finish the season this year because of an operation: but while he was here, he was one of the toughest, toughest boys on the team, even though he was the smallest. Iohnny earned his first letter this year. Tom Gill: Tomcat was one of the fastest men on the team this year. He played equally well on offense and defense. Tommy will be greatly missed next year. He earned his first letter this year. l11h.i1111 tai ,-QX i K-nf wk -+5 J'!'1-my '1 vu. M gl ' v nav- 0 or . Ps R is 1. H 1 'ff 1 I X iq X E f fr 'iss i Ill Wi ff D in 75' if E C3 QJ E-4 'Es' .Q 'Jul Q o LI-4 din 3 o Ir Perlberg . I. Roberts, R Ut, , B. Sto ch est, E. Shiffra, R. Ulas Kangas, D. W ,.-1 ,A. ITIS L . Willia 9 1 Desotell , I On Gill, A. Hendr cks ,T. ak W.M --4 --4 O DC --'I an pi 51 3 O oc znarich . R. saar1,m.xr Lahnala, D. Lanclretti, R ni, Longhi I. Bclrch, A. Morris , , P 611 Iuntun I. . Perala , , B aki CM Luther, R. Om O Ostr oach mf .-4 fU .. ... ... cn 1 cz .J o o O Hendrickson Q. Tashiro. ROWQ: M2 Ramuta, M. I. . Asplund, Cedarstrom, P Olgren, L. Repxschak, R ,D. SO . Bas Gullan, I artim , C M ci Khuelman, P. Sher dan, G. Belmas, --4 S encer. ROW Q: -1. h1m,1. Lanmw. Da , M. Myette, D. Her DM . Slade, , D I. Bodousk . Cheever, W. Toth --4 Y.-4 ne akr, D. Rasmussen, W. IOh2SO1'1- R M 1, Brownel C EY e, D. Graw RY ango, A. Ci - Football Managers D. Rasmussen W . Iohnson LETTERMEN Seniors W. Maki I . Nelmark I . Budnik I. Perlberg E. Shiffra T. Gill R. Roberts D. West B. Stout I. Desotelle D. Ulasich L. Williams A. Kangas A. Hendrickson Sophomore - D. Landretti INDIVIDUAL POINTS Re pis chak . . . . ...... 3 9 De sotelle . . . 1 3 Luther . . . . 1 2 Landrettl . . Cedarstrom . . Ne lmark . . . Perlberg . . . . Hendrickson . . All U.P. Second Team - A. Hendrickson Coaches Iohn Ostrom Iohn Krznarlch Iames Cook Ralph Spencer Iuniors B. Perala C. Maki I. Iuntunen A. Longhini D. Olgren I . Basso B. Luther L. Repischak R. Cedarstrom All U.P. Honorable Mention - A. Kangas, D. West, D. Ulasich, R. Cedarstrom, L. Rep- ischak, D. Landretti. I All State B Honorable Mention - A. Hendrickson, A. Kangas. Cross Country Minor letter winners for 1955 season: G. Hakari, R. Wainio, G. Berg, R. Slivensky, D. Karpinen, L. Aaltonen. Elected captain - Leevi Aaltonen Medal winners - those who finished in the first fifteen are: G. Berg, G. Hakari, R. Walnio, D. Karplnen. Standings Soo ......... 1 Escanaba ...... 2 Ironwood ...... 3 Iron Mountain did not have a full team. Menominee did not report. CAPTAIN 1 Kelly, a junlor, has helped win many a game through his flne rebounding. BOB - POLIACK Duzzy is the youngest member of the team, and he'll be the 102 boy to watch ln the years to coma. BASSO 0. Bass ls a boy to vntch for next year as he has already played an excellent brand of basketball. IIM HAANPAA Haanps ls the best ball handler and passer on the team, which makes hlm one of the big threats to opposlng teams. DAVE ANDERSON ' IZUUW' som mmm Wi Bob ls one of the flnest set shots and free throw artists that this school has ever had. 1 DON IAKEWAY Dave, who plays guard and forward, ls an excellent all- around ball player. ' IOHN POLIACK IAttle Iohn ls a boy with lots of go, go, go. You'll be hear- lng muah about this lad next year. 69 'Big Don' has led his teammates through many a wln, and he will probably be the threat of the Michigan Wisconsin Con- ference next year. ' Not Pictured: lack Desotelle. 'Desc' joined the team late ln the season. He is e dependable player and good ball handler. Jfsw 3? ll i 103 Varsity Basketball This season has proved very fascinating as far as basketball goes. The boys were full of pep and showed good ball handling and control. A fine example was the game with Hurley, in which Ironwood was considered the underdog. In spite of this, they spurred on to victory in one of the most dramatic games of the year. Scores of The Games Ironwood Iron River Ironwood 78 Hurley Ironwood Negaunee Ironwood 66 Iron Mountain Ironwood Wakefield Ironwood 5 3 Wakefield Ironwood Ashland Ironwood 6 2 Ashland Ironwood Bessemer Ironwood 45 Bessemer Ironwood Marquette Ironwood 7 5 Kingsford Ironwood Park Falls Ironwood 62 Calumet Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Lettermen Calvin Ballard Iohn Poljack Ierry Basso Bobby Mayer Bob Poljack Iim Haanpaa Dave Anderson Iack De sotelle Don Iakeway Managers--Andrew Hendrickson, Ioe Perlberg B-Team Iron Belt Ironwood 48 Wakefield Wakefield Ironwood 74 Mercer Ashland Ironwood 50 Ashland Bessemer Ironwood 43 Bessemer Park Falls Ironwood 53 Iron Belt Hurley Ironwood 68 Mercer Iron Mountain Managers--Bob Morin, Carl Vaara Freshman Team Ashland Ironwood 44 Ashland Puritan Ironwood 42 Ramsey Bessemer Ironwood 42 Bessemer Roosevelt Ironwood 28 Roosevelt Hurley Manager--William Toth YN vw' rj A .... - . uv- I ' W -W' Varsity Team Qgmi- M 'W - W- W, 'v ' Left to Right: A. Hendricksoq, I. Pcrlberg, D. Iakeway, E. McCullough, I. Basso, B. Maki, I. Dosotclle, C. Ballard, I. Nelmark, D. Anderson, I. Poljack, I. Haanpaa, R. Poljack, R. Mayer. S .3 . 4 AN 1 If - s ,J 4 X Us K N . O F2 K, E ,. lm K.. 5 S . 21 1 ex. 4 -if 11 'lf - tg-ggi K I wid ggiggm. ,. . N45-7 X. .ff 20 . .C xv Z f 1 , iz ' i T- 6 5 1 zo 23. .Q 5 -x Org . t ,M .Z , Q ..4' s-i ll !! B Team SEATIZD: R. Slade, R. Luther, L. Repischak, P. Morris, D. Olgren, D. Wick, R. Torma. ROW lc Coach Ostrom, D. Rasmussen, T. Wanden, R. Osmunson, D. Stonomark, B. Cook, I. Mayer, I. Ramuta, B. Morin, C. Vaara. QW TN-v' N-,YQ Freshman Team SEATED: G. Harrington, I. Bodouski, L. Miklesh, I. Wilson, M. Myette, D. Slade. ROW L: W. Toth, D. Kauppi, R. Korpela, D. Dahlin, A. Rye, D. Miller, T. Kilponen, I. Chcover, Coach Krznarich. ROW ln P. Sheridan, R. Oberst, D. Singleton, I. Swanson, G. Kaven, L. Hopkins, R. Friedman, A. Iohnson. .YUQSJ -if . 3' 3 L? . Nt A A ny, 53- v .Q '-vain , , Hx ZW' R f' 2 t' f 5 H S! I fm .....,,...,....,,,, 'No of' L OUR TEAM ' BRAINS PLUS ABILITY EQUA Ironwood Hurley Game ,f v jf' 5 -' new M' .sf Y 4, ,306 + wa kin.- o4-:-' 3' -lb ,A ...,,.M...W os Q--an X. .., , ganna- - I Intramural Basketball Champs David Estola, Allan Kangas, Dick Bennetts, lack Fahrner, Kenneth Vuorenmaa. NOT PICTURED Robert Bale Intramural Basketball This year's intramural basketball season began on November 14, and closed on February 16 with Paul s Dolls as the champions . The standings for the top six teams are: 1. 2. 3 4. 5. 108 Paul's Dolls Tie between the Mombos and the Scabs Bill's Boys Kory's Krows Tie between Mickey's Mousketeers and the Butterballs . im 'Lu ' M1 Ji ,' Sm.. 'nv' 4. -f , Y 55 5' 'N X, z ' r LY - V K .Q . f 41? - ' P Xe' . ff. f ' X 8' i Cross Country ROW L: G. Berg, L. Aaltoncn, R. Waimo, D, Karpinen. ROW Z: G. Hakari, R. Slivcnsky, D. Aili, C. Vaara. Baseball ROW L: R. Osmanson, D. Wick, D. Karpinen, A. Hendrickson, B. Maki, I. Desotelle, I. Randa, T. Marx, A. Trudeau. ROWZ L. Repischak, R. Cedarstrom, I. Basso, D. Aspinwall, D. Napel, R. Saari, I. Bianchi, B. Koponen, Coach Kraemer. Baseball 1955 Lettermen Seniors Sophomores Captain Dennis Aspinwall Alvin Trudeau Don Cedarstrom Dean Wick Roy Cedarstrom luniors Ien'y Bas so Terry Marx Iack Desotelle Don Karpinen Andrew Hendrickson LeRoy Repischak Iames Randa Season's Record Brian Koponen Ronnie Saari Ironwood - - 3 Wakefield - 5 Ironwood - 7 Bessemer - 10 Pitchers' Record Ironwood - 4 Wakefield - 1 Ironwood - 5 Bessemer - 1 Don Cedarstrom Ironwood - 1 Bessemer - 5 Iack De sotelle Ironwood - 5 Wakefield - O Dennis Aspinwall Ironwood - 13 Wakefield - 4 Ironwood - -Q Bessemer - A Coach -- I. Kraemer 38 30 Track 1955 Lettermen Seniors Points Sophomores Captain Iohn Tezak 15 114 Harold Werth David Stenstrom 3 112 Roy Cedarstrom Ierome Bolich 314 Anthony Longhini Walter Plohocky 12 Bill Cook Lloyd Anderson 7 Iim Iuntunen Gerald 'Irast 2 Calvin Ballard Ierry Basso luniors Points Kenneth Backman LeRoy Repischak Tom Gill 37 Ed McCullough 14 Freshman Gordon Berg 4 Russ Roberts 2 114 Bob Cook Brian Stout Z 113 Andrew Hendrickson 1 Manager -- Dave Rassmusen Robert Sertich 1 516 Coaches -- Iack Kraemer Tennis 1955 Captain Don Stone William Iohnson Robert Slade Iames Hocking Ralph Spencer L 0 2 2 Points 17 10 1 112 3 2 114 3 2 114 4 3 Points 5 Track 1955 ROW -L: Coach Kraemer, R. Geen, R. Laine, I. Tezak, Captain I. Bollch, G. Trast, D. Stenstrom, L. Anderson, W. Plohocky, G. Berg, B Stout, T. Gill, Coach Sgencer. ROW Q: K. Backman, I. Perlberg, L. Replschak, D. Olgren, A. Longhinl, G. Basso, C. Ballard, G. Berg qulst, R. Sertlch, H. Werth, R. Sllvensky, R. Luther. ROW Q: I. Randa, R. Cedarstrom, I. Bollch, B. Koponen, D. Wick, C. Vaara, R Roberts, W. Maki, E. McCullough, D. Karpinen, L. Aaltonen. Qi: R. Cook, D. Rasmussen, Mgr. T. Corda, R. Stockhaus, D. Anderson D. Napel, R. Lahnala, R. Bale, I. Budnlk, I. Bianchi, W. Cook. Tennis 1955 ROW 1: B. Nelson, W. Iohnson, R. Pollack, R. Iokipii, R. Slade. ROW lg Coach Krznarlch, R. Johnson, I. Hocking, D. Stone, C. Ballard D. Anderson. Q 111 I. ,J we Girls' Ski Team M. Delvlarte, N. Perlberg, M. Newman, I. Luoma, C. Johnson, G. Finco, S. Freedstrom, C. Long hini, I. Trethewey, P. Stuck, R. Lundin. Not Pictured: Coach Sheridan. Schussboomers Boys' Ski Team A. Predrickson, R. Iokipii, G. Kangas, I. Hocking, T. Rowe, I. Sheridan, B. Morin, C. Lotzer, P. Bowman. Not Pictured: B. Beaudette, Rudy, Soyka, Rod Soyka, I. Randa, D. Bolen, G. Belmas Coach Sheridan. fi 'J 'Q N .1 ,gym -W 3'2- , i F E ,,,,,,Q .. Sm , j ,,..f5,,,4 A .HQ Q34 ' T .mdf1eF51,4s, -f , ' iL?'1E L::f . A I , 1 X , A1 ,w 1 :H ' 'H 0 Q- ' Sei ,- ' Wav . s3WzLiQt,g H 1 iz? 5541 fm J N- , ' ' F 'vu f ' 'Q , Am .VL 5 .s . 1 .ff s QHHP' L ,mf 'E' ' ' 4- - if',rf ' . 1, , .' - -szffff. .' i f ' A ' Bfggi?-f??gwa:ff? W m 51521 ff2523493-Jf 7'.'.n:i11i:g A Q, ' 1 r' 5 i .'ft1:'1Q?L1'A fe-S, kay Vggg,:'Zwr!gPeT? L ' ,x ,-f ful 'w lst. LT. HUBERT I. WHITENER, PMST 1' f f , -AQ 1 Q f ' ,54 74051- Mf SGT. WALIACE W. HARRIS Ml SGT. ARTHUR MANNING was iwi 1 'X , i mg fu 1.4,.f fj., Muf f, :gf :if A. - 1. A A A dl' l 3 v K df 5 if Ux f - R. O. T, C, Color Guard 1, X vm i LL Gorda, C. Carlson, It.xKatte1us, W. Beaudette. 4, XV Q A V , I X j xv ,M N fx! I 'fuk ,N D 0 IW Mg X T, ' X N JW il ,J it Q I F' N Y A 1, 1 X l if W3 f 'f' VJ P' Q V L L' V' , 1 Q W fu AW ,m f J -, .f y V V . f fm . X V 1 'X L Ln, f ' A ' y QL ,v Rf Q f X N A ' X . X , f - v AJ , v Hx 1, A Y X GX J ,1 , 'J b J ff-.X J fy A NL 'JL ik' ,4 '. J x 'f ' f' R W ' R V J 1 ' VL' V. I R x X r 1 I N N Q ' 'J Lv' ' J n fx A 'X' . . rv N M ' N b V' N 5 w C + if U M Lf J, ' ,, , X , 'N 'V -.V-, A.k . J iL pu V, XXX Az L, L A K- h A M ,ML U5 I J ' KJ Y ff 'v VJ VU f. x M 1,1 KV 1 ' X1 'f -'W M R V,,, I . Drlll Team DRILL LEADER: R. Roberts. ROW L: G. LaBlonde, D. Sievila, K. Iusslla, D. Bolen, R. Ahonen, D. Nicholas. ROWL I. Soltls, S. Thomas, D. Mllavetz, D. A111, A. Iacquart. ROW Q: I. Hocking, P. Morris, R. Ioklppi, W. Beaudette, D. George. , ' I KK i! Cadet Offlcers of Company A Company Commander, I. Desotelleg Executive Officer, L. Aaltoneng First Platoon Leader, R. Reinip Second Platoon Leader, W. Ludlow. ,W.,,,.w..-0-M ,,,....---he-' 116 AG. Cadet Officers of Company B Company Commander, D. Bullnsklg Second Platoon Leader, D. Dominkowskip Drill Team Leader, R. Roberts, Executive Officer, E. Loop First Platoon Leader, R. Watters Cadet Officers of Company C Company Commander, G. LaBlondep Executive Officer, D. Slevilag Platoon Leader of Second Platoon, Leader of First Platoon, B. Maki. I . Soltisg Platoon is ' N ACA' -Q, 7, 1'I'l 1. my Y-Z? ,W f , A Squad 13 41 S t H rris R. Stolt, M. Nelmark ROW L: K. Ramuta, F. Richards, M. Longhini, A. Hiltonen. ROW L P. Ketola, N. Torni, -g-. a B Squad ROW L: S. Kivi, I. Kapets, I. Seymour, S. Rykewecz. ROW Z: C. Longhini, ggi. Harris, I. Kivi. E QSC: N f .. .f ,xgibx A A han - . 1 l: W. Luckhardt, G. Bergqulst, L. Luckhardt, R. Roberts, C. Carlson, D. Domlnkowski. ROW Q: R. Bergqulst, Al' Trudeau, W. Ludlow, I. Kattelus, G. Kangas, I. Nasl. 'I Rifle Teams The aims of the Rifle Teams are to promote sportsmanship and marksmanship, both very worthwhile accomplishments because they make for steadiness, speed, and accuracy. The Rifle Teams have competed in several inter-school meets which have been very satisfactory. This year's Girls' Rifle Team was under the supervision of Sgt. Harris. The captains of the Girls' Rifle Team are: Fay Richards, Kathleen Ramuta, Nancy Torni, and Marilyn Nelmark. Sgt. Manning had charge of the Boys' Rifle Team. Bill Ludlow was chosen by his team- mates as captain. ' Q Q ,5 3.542 - wewki 25351 Q . ns QL 1, is lx an 4 fb M S -w r' I 1. fi 3 Xu t J 2 'WU' N f' T X ll .95 O QQ, 5 111' ' f w-1 8 A., ' ff :hw .lt JA. Q .gn . 2 g if Wg' ' Q I ,ff YI -nw xg. 'FQ X4 - Q xx ' 5 W-1 E .. ,fr My K ., Q -, qi' ' H 'W 2-Sv 4- ' T A 5 153 . 5 Y 532 ,sf W. 14 Ml ff , I if X' A ,Y ff ifwff' ' w-7. - X-M' - b 93, ' 1 ,Ji :, is A A 5' i 5 5 , +7 S Sv' 'A Eifl ' ' 95' in ,v If ' ' H ' Q, -. f- f uf 'if' Ngfwif S X -- lf-55s'.iizf' , -. Q.-vw C '. 'S ' ,J jf, : L .. m M!Q:,i 'Lg..' Sgxiikhk .Yi 1 , X Nh: .. fyfyx-V, ff K - in , fn. -,kwiigb ,A gv A i Si bw A N .H YQ , X. Af. v . is 'k , - Q ,- A ' 1 , L 'E A 1 Q 0 K E ' 1-.',. ., 1 y , ,S is X I Q . . 1: , It .. . , 1 , Q 1 www . 'P' Mu 5 QT rg Q 4 f isnt wi X i 5 'S ox' 5. I , . ' ' Q, W f , 9 , 'x.., v 'V 1, ,bw G If I Q 'G e s IT 'z kv Aaltonen , L. .... Aho, D. .... .. Ahola,I ..... . Ahonen, R. Alll, Alll, H ..... Alli, Ianlth . . . Alll, Iudlth . . . Alll, P ....... Aldridge, N ..... Alexandronl, I .... Allan,I ..... Allen , B . ..... Allen, H. ..... . Allender , Anderson , Anderson , Anderson , Anderson , Anderson , Anderso n , Anderson , Anderson , Anderson , Anders on , Anderson , A ...... B111 .... Brian. . C ..... Darlene Dav1d.... D.C.. E ...... K. ....... Leonard . . . Lloyd .... M. Anderson,W. L. . . Annals, I. ...... Antln, M .... Arena, C.... Armata, D. . . . Asplnwall, D. . . Asplund, P .... Aukee, K .... Beckman, K. . . . . Baer, R....... Bakkl, B. . . . Bakkl, R. . . . Bale, R. .... Ballard, C Baluha, K Bardon, C Barron, D Barto, A.. -... ..... ... Basso, I ........... Beaudette, W .... Beckman, Rosalie Beckman, Ruth. . . Beckstrom H ..... Bednar, Prank . . . . A ........19,66,101,1 ......-...... 09,1l1,116,123 .. .52,69,77,92 19 45,116 46,77,109,l16 19,63,65,92,96 55,63,86 54,63,86 47 .......90 56,72,86 ............9,120 50,63,7l,72,92 ..... 46 46 ..l3,5Z,75,l20 ...45,103,l 04,105,l07,111 ...............5l,7l,72 110,111 ....45,70,77,84 ........ P... 56 54,84 52,63 15,49 47 ....109,110 ...49,l00 ....51,72 46,66,110,111 14,94,120 ............49 ............................50 ... 46,66,102,104,1 ....19,10B,111 05,l07,110,lll ....54 .......................... so 4 100 101 1oz .44,47,66,B, , , ,1 ............................. 04,1U5,109.1l0 .45,66,115,116 ......47,7l,92 ......52,72,77 ....13,47,61 Bednar, Prank, Ir. Bednar,I ..... Bednar, M., .... Belmas, G .... Bennetts, R ..... Benson, I. ..... Berg, Donald.-.. Berg, Donna Berg, G. ..... .. Berqqulst, B .... Bergqulst, G .... Bergqulst, I .... Berry, L ........ Berzlnski, B .... Berzlnskl, M. . . Best, I ....... Bianchi, I .... Blrqe, R. . . . Bjork, B ...... Blalsdell, I. . . . . Blomberq, S .... Blomlley, M .... Bodouskl, Iay . . . Bodouskl, Ioan . . Bolen, D ....... Bollch, Ierome . . . Bolich, Iohn .... Bonk, I. .... . Bosanac, P . . . Bosanac, R. . . Bowman, P .... 12 1 ...- ........47 ...19,66,l01 .....5S,63,70,73 46,61,65,92 53,56,84,100 19,66,108 ... ........ 55,86 ..............46 .71,72,77.B1.122 ,109,110.l11.l21 . . .20,92,119,123 ....... .... .20,111,l19,123 52,84 .20,71,72,75,12l ..... 49,72,73,B7 . ........... 9 ..... 51,111 ......................l3,53,54,73 20,58,61,64,71, 72,92,96,122,l23 ................- ... 0 .............. 5 ...55,86,100,106 .....54,70,82,94 ..........45,116 110,111 48,49,68,100,ll1 ........56,84,92 ..............46 55,70,82 ......20,66 Index Brace, E. ....... Brace, R. ....... Brownell, Charles Brownell , Claudia Budn1k,I.......... Buerger, L....... Bullnskl, D ..... Butler, P .... Calgaro, T .... Carli, A ..... Carll, D .... Carll, I ..... Carlson, C. . . Carlson, G ...... Carlson, Ianlce. . Carlson, Iean .... Carlson, Illl . . . ....50 ......20 .............56,l00 .................. 47 .. Z0,64,G6,97,l01,ll1 .................. 46 ............ 21,117 84 ...51,63,71,72, ..... 90 ............50 ...........50,63 ....45.69,115,119 ............. 54 ......49,7l,77 .. ...... 21 ....5l,77,92 Carlson, R ..... ......... 5 2 Cattelino, P .... ....... . ....... 2 1 Cedarstrom, D... .................. 110,111 Cedarstrom, M... ........... 49,71,82,87,91,92 Cedarstrom, R. . . . . . . 47,66,100,101,109,l10,l1l Cecchlnl, M .... ..................... 4 5,70 Chapman, C .... ...................... 5 0 Chase, L ..... ......... 2 1,92 Cheever, I. .. .... 55,100,106 Cheever, R. . . ........ . . 46 Chlpperl, D .... ............ 2 l Chipperi, R ...... ...... . ........ 5 1 Chouinard, C .... ...54,56,70,86,94 Chouinard, S. . . ........... . . 72 Clango, D .... ........ 5 5.100 Clohon, M ..... ...56,73,86,94 Clsewskl, D .... .......... 2 1 Clemens, E ..... ........ 5 4 Cloud, G ..... Coed, Colassacco, I. . . . Coleman, P ..... Colllck, M. . . Collins, L .... Cook, B111 .... Cook, Bob .... Cook, Iane . . . cook, nm .... Cook, R .... Cooper, D .... Cords, T .... Cordy, C. . . Cordy, M. . . Coxey, I ....... Cvengros, R .... Cvengros, T .... Cvengros, V .... Dahlln, D ...... Dalphonso, M. . . Dawson, S ..... Dear, M ...... Dear, R. E ..... Deflranco, M. . .. DeLodder, A. . . . . . . DeMar1o , Barbara DeMar1o, Betty. . Demarte, M. . . .. ................... 52 ....2l,64,75,78,84,92,12l ...........l6,l20 9 ...46,66,106,110,11l .................49,66,l10,l11 ... .... ......... ..... .....16,51 14,45,66,78,l00,10l,107,l20 ........................ 21 ........................ 56 .................47,1l1,115 1,22,G0,61,71,72,75,121,123 ...................4S,70,76 ...47,70,75,76,77,84,94,l21 .........................10 ............n..........46 .. .... 22 .. ..... . .... S5,74,84,100,106 ..............51,71,84 . ....... . ......... 46,92 ...47,61,65,70,77,84,92 ......................8,9 ...................45,70,75 ... l,22,58,59,61,65,92,l22 .................... 54,86 .........45,70 5e.72,i7,94 Desautelle, I ....................................... 15,56,62 DeSotelle, I. 22,61.66,97,9B,100,103,104,l05,108,l09,110,1l6 Dletel, S ................................. ,...55,69,73,77,86 Dixon, R ................................................. 22 Dolezel, E ..... ......... 1 4,45 Dolezel, M ........ ............ 1 4 Domlnkowskl, D... .... 22,117,111 Dorpat, l-' ........ .......... 4 7 Duckstad, R.... ...46,74,75,77 Dudra, D ..... ....... 5 4,86 Dural, R .... ....... ......... 5 5 Edmark, R .... ......... 4 S Edwards, C. . . .... 54,73,86 Edwards, N... .... 22,64 Ehnbom, R .... ..... 1 5 Gallo, L....... Hamel, Leonatte . . . . Elfolla, D... Bkman, R......... Ellll, M........... Engorlzetson, C. . . Engstrom, R. ...... Enrico, C. . . . . Erickson, B ..... Erickson, D ....... Erickson, Iackle . . . . Erlckson, Joyce . . . Erickson, L..... Brlckson, M. . . . . Brlokson, R.... Eltola, D .... Fafford, A. . . Pafford, R. ......... . . Fahmer, J ............. . . Ferguson, Margaret, Ferguson, Mary . . . Finco, D ......... Plnco, G ........ Fine, D ...... , . . . Flsher, D ......... Flelschbeln, I ..... I-'ll.nk, A.....,.. Forslund, C ..... Forslund, V ....... Predrlckson, A. . . . I-Tedrlckaon, J ..... Fredrickson, N .... Preedstrom, J. . , . Preedltrom, S. . . Francie, W .... French, S .... hledman, R. . . Geen, Reginald . . . Geen: Ruthv v vu uv Gellnal, I ...... George, Denny .... George, Donna .... George, P ....... ....1, ...s ... ....56,86 ...... 16 ....14,SS ....46,92 .....47 ...45 49 ..........47 .........50,70 ....63,51,73,94 ........... 22 ................ 14 50,55 . .23,92,96,108,122,l23 .......1,23,42,58,71,72,B8,121 '.........- ........56,71,72,94 .........23,108,l22 ......1,23,60,61,7l.72,12l,l23 1,23,42,59,6l,7l,72,92,12l,l23 52 1 -23.59.61,64,69,84,92,l2l,123 ....45,70,72 ......14,50 .......49 . ..... 43,64,7l,72,76 .. 51,63,70,73,7B,92 ...52,63,72,73,94 49,94 ......... ....... 90 ...............48,50 54,74,84,106 46 ....11l 51 16,76 23,66,116,121,l22 ...-. ..... - .-.-.--.....- ........... 46,153.92 Gerovac, V .... ................... l ,24,58,12l,l23 Gertz, .... 44,47,61,71,72,75,77,82,B4,12l Glacherlo, D.... .......................... 6 Gill, T ........ 24,66,97,99,l00,101,1l0,lll Glynn, J.,,,.. .......................... 51 Grawey, D .... ..................... 5 6,100 Green, B .... Green, H ...... Gregory, I ..... Grenda, E ..... Gullan, C ....... Gunderson, D. . . . . Gustafson, C .... Gustafson, I .... Haanpaa , D. . . Haanpaa, J ...... I-Iagstrom, B ..... Hakari, G. Hall, S. ....... . Hamel, Leon ...... Hancock., C. . . . . . . Hanley , I ...... Hannula, S .... Hanson, I ..... I-lantula, G .... Hantule, I ..... Hantula, T .... Hariu , I. . . . . Harlu, M ...... Harrington, G. . . Harris, M!Sgt. . . . Hautala, K ...... Healy, R ...... Hedberg, I .... Hedstrom, N .... I-lelnonen, C .... 45,61,70,84,92,121 ...-Q H ..-.. . .........56,71,72,94 .............52,l00 54 .....49,63,7O,84 54 .. 45,66,102,104,l05 . ........ 47.70,75,92 52,66,l0l,l07 ....1 ,24,60,70,75,l21,123 ... .................. 24 ... ....... l,24,59 .........55,86 ......49,75,78,92 ....l5,45,120,l22 ......... ..... ....24 54,63,68,7l,72,73,94 . 50,63,69,72,73,92 ............ 56,106 ....l14,118 ....S5,73 .................l0 ,64,70,84,92,l2l,123 .... ...... 5O,71,72 Helander, I.. . . . . Helander, N ..... Helgren, K. . . . Hellen, T ..... Helmas, Hendrickson, A. . . . . . . Hendrickson, M. . . Hllborn, R ........ Hill, S ......... Hill, W ....... I-Illtonen, A. . . . . . . Hjalmqulst, C ...... Hocklnq, limes L. . . . . Hocking, James. . . Hoffman, P ....... Holman, L ...... Holman, R .... Hopkins, L .... Hosklng, P .... Humann, B .... I-luotari, R .... mens, M ..... . Isaacson, B. . . . . Isaacson, D. . . . Iaclsln, I ....... Jacobson, E ..... Iacquart, A .... Jacquart, M. .... Janov, J ...... Jakeway, D. . . Jarvl, C. ....... Iarvt, M ......... Jendrizjewskl, R. . . . Jennings, M ...... Jobe , A.. ......... J'0be,R............ ....47,76 .... .... ..24 ....52,77,92 .......... 25 46 69 Ifid ,'61','66 ,'56,'5i ,Ed H66 ,'fd1','1'65,'1'oa,i1s 49,100 56,86 l,25,58 62,71 72 91,92 119,121 123 ..-. , I I I I J . .... .... .... l 3 ,120 . 45,66,l10,111,115 .... 45 55 ....54,84,106 .......46,72 .... 25,61,84 52 .... 51,63,84,94,116 ..............52 ........l5,74,l20 ....49,61,84,94,116 ...................25 . . . . 25,41,70,78,84 46,66,l03,104,105,107 ................56,86 . ...... ........55 ....25,42,6Z,71,72 26,-42,60 .... .... ....45 Johnson , Anna Mae Johnson, Archie ...... Johnson, Barbara A .... Iohnson, Barbara D Iohnson, Carol ..... Johnson, Celjle . . . Iohnson, Clarence .... Johnson, Donald .... Johnson, Daniel. . . Iohnson, Darlene . . . Iohnson, E ....... Johnson, Gary .... Johnson, Gerald. . . Johnson, James L. . . Johnson, Jean ...... Johnson, John D. . . Iohnson, Jennie. . . Iohnson, K. ... . . . Johnson, L ......... Johnson, Mervyn. . Johnson, Margie .... Johnson, Patricia . . . Johnson, Paul R. . . Iohnson, Roger ..... Johnson, Richard. . Johnson, Ronald w'. Johnson, Russell . . . Johnson, S ....... Johnson, Walter .... .................26,84 .................'56,106 ....45,63,65,69,70,84,92 .....47,69,70,77,84,92 ... 46,70,77,78,91,92 ...........47,65,7U ...............54 ...........................46 ............................ 26 ....J,26,42,58,61,65,69,l22,123 ......................50,70,92 ...........................51 .................. 26 ..................... 50 4 .... 1,26,59,65,69,75,123 .................... 52 ................14,63 ....1O ....55 ..............49 ...............90 ....26,42,62,72,l2l .........26,92,l23 ............. 54 ......l11 .. ............ 51 ............... 52 ...49,63,72,78,94 ............... 50 Johnson, William L. . . Johnson, William . . . Joklppl, R. . ...... Jones, F. ...... . July, R ......... Iunttlalnen , D .... Juntllla , S . . ...... . Juntunen ,, James .... Iuntunen, Judy .... Jusslla, D ...... Jusslla, K. . . . Kangas, Allan. . . . . Kangas, Ardythe . . . . Kangas, .- ................111 . 27,66,lU0,101,110 . .... .....45,74,l16 1,z7,41,s9.e4,12a .. .44,45,66,68,l00,l0l,1l0,122 . l,18,27,58,64,71,12l,123 ........................ 50,62,75 .... 47,116 27,66,68,89,97,9B,l00,l0l,l08,122 ......................46,65,70,92 -........- 5l,71,72,73 125 Kangal, G. . . . . Kangas, Iane . . . . Kanqas , Iudlth . . . . Kanqas, Julie .... Kenqas, P ..... Kangas, R .... Kapets, I. .... . Karplnen, D .... Karvonen, I. . . . Kasmarlck, I. . . . . Kasmarick, M.. . . Katte1us,I. . . . Kauppl, D. . . Kauppl, R ...... Kaupplla, G .... Kauppila, I .... Kaven, .E ..... Kaven, G ...... Kavlnsky, I .... Kellett, T .... Kesky, 'l' ..... Ketola, M .... Ketola, P .... Kevem, B ...... Kuehlman, I. . . Ktlponen, T. . . . Kimball, H. . . . Kimball, N ..... Kinnunsn, A .... Kirby, M ..... Klrkley, D. . . Kivl, Dale ..... Klvi , Dennis ..... Kivi, I ........ Klvl, K ..... Klvi, M .... Kivi, S. . . . . Kivlsto, A. .. . Klvisto, W ..... Klelmola, G. . . Klelmola, K .... Knight, E ...... Knutilla, C .... Knutson, R ..... Kokkonen, B. . . Koponen, B. . . . Korpela, C ..... Korpela, D ..... Korpela, R. . . Korpela, T. . . Korpl, G ..... Koseskl, H. . . . Koski, 0 ..... Koskl, P ...... . Kostamo, M .... Koykar, K. . . . Kozens , K ........ Kraemer, I. ....... . Kraynak, Mary Lou . .. Kraynak, Mildred .... Krumln, B ......... Krznarlch, I. . .. . Kujanson, A. . . -.--....-u 45,66,6 .... .... ..... 46,119 ... 27,42,60,61,78,92 50,73,92 -....-.-...-....- 9,77,101,109, .-.....--.--........ 47 .....52,94 ........ 45 .27,11B,121 110,111,122 ...... 27,42 ........ 54 .........10 .....47,115,119 ........... 55,84,106 ................49,63,73 ....51,69,71,72,73,75,78 ..II'iif65f ...27,62,70 54 56,106 ......46 ....55 56 52 28,118 71,77,84,92 Lllmakka, I .... Lindberg, B .... Lindquist, P .... Llntonen. D. . . . Llntonen, R .... Llvlngst n, D. . . . .... o Longhlni , A .... Longhinl , C . .... Innghlnl, Longhlni, R .... Longhlnl, W .... Loo, E ....... Lorenson, K .... Lotzer, C .... Lotzer, M .... Luckhardt, L. . . Luckhardt, W .... Ludlow, W ..... Luoma, I ..... Luoma, M .... Luoma , R. . . Lund, R .... Kurpewskl,R.... Kutz, I. ...... . LaB1onde, G Lahnala, Lahti, E ..... Laine, R. .... Laird, I ....... LaMarche, A .... . . LaMarche, I ........ 'Landrett1, Dorothy ..... Landrettl, David .... Landrettl, I ....... Larson, N. Larson, L. .... . . LaVerdure, D. . . LeGeault, K .... Lehocky, R .... Lehto, I. . . . . Leppanen, I .... Levljokl, I. . . 126 .........69,92,106 ....28,62,71,72 28,56,92 .... .... . 94 ....28,42,118 ........47 ..............49,118 1,28,42,58,64,70,121 ..........50,78 46,79 1,13,42,60,120 .....46,74,75,77 ............... 56 47,66,77,110,111 W.. ........ .... 56,106 54 28,61,123 14 ...5S,63,94 .....2B,66 .............45,70,92 ...12,66,109,110,111,120 15,1B,66,100,101,106,12O .,... ............... 56,86 46 ...47 .. . 29,64,92,116,117 ........47,100,111 29,42 ..........111 .........55,100 49,63,73,94 45,77 47,92 51,636,100 . ........ 56,72,73,77 52,70,77,92 ....44,46,61,70,77,87,89 ..........54,69,73,86 ..........49,69 55,73,77,86 ...50 Lundin, R .... Luther, G. . . . Luther, R. . . . Lutey, Iane .... Lutey, Iean .... Lynch, I ..... Magdizak, D .... Magdlzak, I ..... Magnuson, M. . . Makela, A ..... Makela, N ..... Maki, B ......... Maki, Clarence . . . Maki, Clifford. . . Maki, H ....... Maki, Marilyn. . . Makl , Mary Io . . . Maki, Raymond ..... Maki, Raymond D Maki, Reynold ..... Maki, Robert D. . Maki, Ronald A. . Maki, Manning, Mfsgm. Markiewicz, I. . . Marleau, G .... Martini, T, . . Marx, T .... Mason, B ...... Matlska, E ..... Matrella, D ..... Mattlla, David . . Mattlla, Doris . . . Mattila , R . ..... Mattson, Iane . . . . . Mattson, Ioanne. Mattson, Iune. . . Mattson, M. . . . . Mattson, R ..... Mattson, W. . . Mayer, B ..... Mayer, I. . . Mayer , L ...... Mayo , I . ...... . McCullough, E. . McIntyre, R ..... Mclievitt, K .... Mead, G. . . . . Mertz, D ..... Mesich, M ..... Meslch, P. .... Mestnik, T ..... Meyer, H .... Miklesh, L ..... Miller, D .... Miller, ,E ..... Miller, G .... Mllavetz, L .... Mllavetz, R. . . . Mlnler, I ..... Minler, K .... 47,70,75,76,84 51,84 ......29 .. 29.92 29,50 46,66,100,101,110,111 .......47,92,118 . . . 29,42,70,118 55 52 29,64,94,117 .....29,75,78 ....45,66 49 .....51,117 45,119 30,116,119 ....54,71,72,75,82,86 49,70,73 50 52,63,72,73,78,86 ....1,30 ffffiilbb, ,58,59,72,96,122 52,71,73 100,101,106,111 51,62,73,75,7B,92 50,62,68,72,73,7B M ................52,70 .............49,72,73 . .... 1,30,58,65,7l',72,92,96,122 47,50,63,70,73 ...................7O,92 41,45,92,117 45,66,100,101,121,122 50,63,69,86,94 ......56,69,100 ....... 49 ......... ..51,105 .. ............................. ..52 1B,30,66,68,97,99,100,101,111 . .................. 46 .........30,97,98,100 47,66,109,l10 ....53,54 ,70,73,B6,91,92 30,42 ................49,94 .......31 ...50,77,92 51 ...45,70,92 .........55,94 .........54,B4,92 ...48,50,70,73,75 47,66,103,104,105,107 ..................52,106 .., ................. . ..... 46 .. .............................. 45 .. .... 30,66,96,l05,110,111,121,l22 . ............... 56 ....1,31,58,6l,121 ....16,51,120 ............55,106 ...5 3,56,6B,100,106 54,63,71,72,73 .. .31,84,116,121 .........46,63 Mlnkln, C.... Mlnkin. Mlsureoo, D.... Mizqala, I. . ..... . Mlssko, Richard. Mlasko, Rudy... Moe, Molslo, M. . . . Moten, G... Moren, N. . . MTSU, D.--1 Morln,R.... Morris,P..... Myette, M.... Napel, D.... Nesl, A. .... Nas1,I.... Nasl, K..... Nolmark, I ...... Nelmark, M. . . . . Nelson, A .... . Nelson, B. . . . Nelson, I ...... . Nelson, Karen. . . Nelson, Kathy .... Nelson, Kenneth .... Nelson, Reine .... Nelson, Roland. . Newberq, M .... Newby, V ..... Newcomb, M .... Newman, M. . . . Newman, P ..... Nezworskl. P. . . Nicholas, D .... Nicholas, I ..... Nicholas, A ..... Nlemi, A ....... Novascone , D. . . Novascone , V. . . Nyman, Oberst, C ..... Oberst, R ....... O'Donahue, D. . . Olexa, B ....... Olexa, M. .... Olqren, D ..... Olson, G .... Olson, P .... Olson, S .... Olson, W. . . Oman, Osborne, Osmek,I ..... Osmanson, R. . . Ostrom, I. . . . . Ostrom, N. . . . Packmayer, Karl . Packmayer, Kathy Pakonen, Palovxch, K. . . . . Pape, R ....... Passlnt, A ...... Patterson, G .... Pawllckl, I .... Pawllckl, N ..... Pelkle, D ..... Perala, B ..... Perkins, D .... Perlberq, I .... Perlberg , N. . . PON-b9l'9. P .... Perlberq, S. .. Pertlle, P ..... Peterson, D ..... Peterson, I.. . . Plaseoki, R. . . Plllola, M .... Plohocky, W .... ... -....-.............. ..........-..-...-... ..... 31,62,78,92 52,72,73,75,78,94 .............. 56 ....49,94 ....47,54 54 ......50,70,77 ...4s',7o.17,a4 ....31,121,123 .......ss,as .........a1,123 ........51,84,106 ...47,100,106,116 ......54,100,106 .. ...... f46,l1l ......50,70,73,75 ...........52,119 1,31,42,58,59.6l,71,72,79,81,l22,l23 32,64,66,97,101,105,107 32,71,72,92,118,121,122,123 . ..... ......... ....... . . .9,10 49,92,11l 56,53,71,72,73,76 46,6l,68,70,84,92 ........32,42,6l,92 .............55,94 ...47 ....51 ......52 ............56,72 ....53,54,71,72,75,82,86 ....45,61,71,72,77,B1,84 11552661 84,96,116,l20,l21 ....... ................ 47 ... ... . ............ 16 55,63,71,72,73,94 ............46,65 50 ...54,l06 .....56 45,66,68,92,100,101,106,l11 51.69,Q6,94 q ........ .........45 .....47 32 ......56,86 32 ................50,106,l09 ........13,46,66,100,101,106,l20 54,7O,73,B6 55 .....46,49,92 .......l3,l20 13,4B,56 ....54,70,73,75,86 ..........32,122 . ........ . ......... 47,66,100,101 ....33,66,97,'99,100,101,105,11l,123 ......-.......... 33,71,72 49,70,92 .... .51 ....50,62 45 55 .... 56,86 ....1l0,111 Pohjola, D. . . . Pohjola, R. . . . Polisck, I. . . . Poljack, R. . . . Polmatler, R. . . . Polvi, R ...... - Poulln, L. . . Pulsto, A ..... Pulsto, D ..... Pumala, K. . . . Puranen , W. .... Prosek, N. . . . Rabbldeau, R. . RAIBIB, B. .... Rajala, I ..... ............4s .........46,103,l04,105 50,102,104,105,111 33,121 ., ........ ..4e 47,70,77,87 ......................s2,9z 33,42j59,71,72,80,121,122 ....... .. ..... .....54,86 R ... 45,70,79 33,72 Rajala, M.... .............. .3-1,42 Rajala, R. . . ........ . ........ . . 34 Rahko, D... .... 33,SB,60,89,96,l22 Rahko, G. . . ................. . . 55 Rahko, I .... ................ . 49 Ramuta, I ..... ........ S 1,100,106 Ramuta, K .... ..... 3 4,42,70,96,118 Rands, I ....... .... 4 5,66,109,110,1l1 Rantanen, M .... ................. 4 5 Rappley, I ...... ........................... 5 2 Rasmussen, B .... ................ 4 7,70,75,76,B4 Rasmussen, D .... .... 4 9,66,84,100,l0l,106,ll0,lll Relni, B ..... ... ............................. 34,116 Replschak, L. . . . . . 46,6S,66,68,l00,10l,106,l10,111 Reynolds, M .... .... ' .......................... l 5 Rhenlund, C. 50,72 Rhenlund, R..,.. .... 34 R-ice, E. ...... ...... 3 4 Rice, I ..... ...... . .................... . ........ 5 1,62 Rice, M ....... ..................................... 5 0,78 Ri-Childs, P- - - -- - - -'1.34.42,58,61,65,68,69,7l,72,118,121.123 Richards,'l'..... Richter, R. . . . Richter, T. . . . Rigoni, 34 .....49 9 Rintala, R. ........................................... 54 ,84 Roberts,M ........ . ......... . ............ ..,.............10 Roberts, R.. .l,3S,58,66,l84,87,97.98,100,l01,110,115,l16,l17,119 Roche , Barbara Roohe,Bill ..... 35 Rolfsman, Sf. . Rondeau, R. . . Rosen, C. . . Rouse, W ..... Rowe, S. . . . Rowe, T ...... Rovelsky, P. . . Ruby, A. . , . . . Ruby, 1. Ruby, R ..... Rud1tls,I ..... Rundell, I .... Rundell, L .... Rundell, M. . . Runstrom, E. . . Rundqulst, I. . . . Ruona, Ruona, I..... Ruppe, Rye,A......... Ryskiwecz, Saari, C. Saari, H .... Saarl , K ........ Sasri , M . ...... . Sean, Ronald L. . . . Saari, Russell . Salppl, A. . . . . Saippa, I ..... Saffron, P .... Salmi, E .... Sanger, R ..... Sartoris, I .... Sohutte, S .... Semenak, I. ..... Sendek, E .... ......9o ... 51 ............... ss ...................s2 ....l,35,58,59,65,123 .............. 47,66 ....4s,s1,7o,7i,s4 ............ ss ........s4,as A ..... ss ....s4,1o ......as .... 49 ........ 45 ........as,41 50,70,73,92 ..... . 45 .. 71,51,72 ............,.47 ....... ss,1oo,1os .....55,71,73,72,l18 ....... ...so,17 ......,..sz .......... 46 ... 35.41.121 .... 49,109,110 .....51,100 ...ss.7z,16 ......... 49 .....52,77,92 ...50,70,73,75 ...............s1 ... 1a,44,4s,ea,e9 ... sz,1z,7s,11,1s ... s4,7o,7a,az,94 .............. 9 lil? Sendek, G. . . Sendek, V. .... Serbln, Iack . . . Serbln, Ianlce . . . Sertlch, R ....... Setterlund, I ..... Severin, B ..... Severin, R. .... eymour, Ierrl. . . eymour, Iudy . . . .....l,35,59,6l ,65,7l,72,92,12l,1Z2,123 .........46 66,110,111 55,94 .................. 45 1,35,42,60,71,72,B0 54,7l,72,73,94,llB ........46,7l,73,75 Shea , Valdine .... ................................. 3 6 , 42 Sher, L. ..... . Sher , M ......... .... ..........56,71,72,73,76 1,36,59,62,64,71,72,75,87,12l,122,l23 Sheridan, Iames. . . ................................. 12,120 Shar1dan,Iohn ..... .......... . ....... 1,36,58,6l,66,l22 Sheridan, P ...... ............. 5 5,100,106 Sh1elds,I. .... ........... 4 5,61,65,7l,92 Shlffra, E .... .... 3 6,66,97,98,l00,10l,l21 shun, P ...... .................. 5 s,7z,7s Shouldlce, P ..... ....... 4 5 Slirlla, R ...... ..... 5 5,100 sxuoucufh, 1 .... ........... 54 Slevila, D. .. .... 36,116,117 stevua, 1 ...... ........ s 4,94 Slncock, A ..... ........... 5 6 Singleton, D. ...... ..55,106 Slvula, F. ..... .... l 5,52,89,l20 Sjowall, O ..... .... l 3,47,89,l20 Slade, D ..... ....... 5 6,100,106 Slade, R. .... .. 47,66,92,106,l10 Slade, w .... ............ 3 6,92 Shnlng, 1 ...... , ..... 51,71,72,73,94 Sllvensky, R ..... 36,66,101,109,111 smith, D ..... ............. . .. so Smith, G. . . ............. . . 49 Smlth,I ..... Smith, M. A... Smith, R. Smollar, A. . . Soderman, A. . . Soderman, G ..... 'Soderman , H ..... Sokol, c.. .... Sokclowskl, R. . . Soyka, D ......... Soyka, Rodney ..... Sayka, Rudolph .... Soltis , I ........ Spehar, G .... Spencer, R. . . Sprasky, T. . . Stadlus, I ..... Stafford, 1. ...... Steffanldes, I .... Stelmark, David. . . Stelmark, Donald .... Stenstrom, D. .... . Stiles, E ........ ST.l1es,G. Stlmers, L ..... . . Stockhaus, R .... Stolt, E ....... Stolt, R .... Stone, D. . . Stone , C. . . . . Stone, E Stonemar Stout, B ....... Stout, I ..... . Strand, I... Strom, F.... Strom, I .... Stuck, P .... Suliln, R ...... Sulllvan, D .... Sullivan, P .... Sunle, B ..... Suomi, R ..... Suokko, D .... Suvanto, W .... Suzlk, I ...... Suzlk, M ..... Svoke, I ..... Swanberg, N. . . Swanson, B .... 128 35,322 I I. 46,72,92 ....15,54,72,120 54 52 .. 36 55 47 .. 45 .. 37 46 54 ..............37,116,l17 I ...................50,75 7,66,l00,10l,l10,1ll,120 .............51,62,75,94 ..............55 ...............56 ....54,63,71,72,73 .............. 45 ......... 50 ....l10,lll ....l3,92,94 .....55,94 ........54 ....47,lll ........ 56 ....46,92,ll8 .... 110,111 ....52,84,94 ................29,40 ... ........ ...... 49,106 . . . 37,66,100,l01,110,111 ....5l,6l,7l,72,73,84,92 ................46,76 ......55 47,76 ...45,61,70 ....... 56 49 .....37,65,77 ...52,72,77,92 51 50 ..50 54 55 , ...37,l23 ...so,7o,13 .......1o Swanson, D. . . . Swanson, G. .... Swanson, Iames. Swanson, Iudith . . . Switzer, I. Tabacchl, Z .... Talaska, L. .. Talaska, R. . . Taplo, A .... Tapio, H.. ...... Tashlro, Dr .... Tenlen, C: . . . Tenlen, W .... Tessmer, I. . . Tezak, I ..... Thlede, C .... Thlede, I ..... Thielen, R. . . . . . Thomas, Sally . . Thomas , Stephen .... Tenharra, M .... 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Voyce, T ...... 0 ...37,42 ........l5 54,106 52,70,73 68,84 14,49,77,l20 .....49,72,73 .. ...... 47 55,94 ............... 56 100 1,37,42,60,79,121 37,61 ........51 ...110,111 ..... 46 .... 49 15,50 52,66 .. ..18,38,92,116,l22 ..............................45,72 l,38,42,60,71,72,80,118,12l,l22,123 54,70 55,100,106 110,111 54,86 .....l,3B,60,6l,70,75,92,123 ....................38,84 .... .- 47,66,l09,ll0,119 ............... 55 45,70,92 ..... 122 -- 90 ................. 50,71,82 ..... .... 3B,66,B9,97,99,100,101 45,92,106,l09,lll ....51 .1,1e,aa.ss,s1, a11',as,1zo,121.1za .... .... ..... .... ....50,70,77,B4 Vuorenmaa,K... Walnlo, R ...... Walsenen, D. . . Wallace, C .... Wanden, T. . . . .... W .............5l ....54,70,82,94 ........38,65 10 ... 52,72,77,94 .......... 38 .. . . 39,77,l08 . . . .39,66,10l,109 .... .,....so ......49,63,70 ....s1,s4,1os Warren, N... .... 14,120 Waurlo, A ..... .... 3 9,79 Watters, R ..... .... 3 9,117 Wenberg, C .... ........ 5 2 Wennersten, I.. 49,70,73 Werth, H ........ .......................... 1 10,111 Wesa, M. West, D. .... . White, H. .... . ..............................39,64 7,39,58,66,68,89,96,97,99,100,101 . ..... ..................... l3,84,l20 Whitener, Lt .... .............................. 1 14 Wick, D ....... ...46,66,l06,109,ll0,111 Wlckman, R .... .................... 5 0 Wlemeri, F .... .... .... 4 7 ,70,75,7S Wlemeri, R. . . . .... 39,92,l22 Wilson, I .... .... 5 6,106 Wilson, 1. ..... . . . 45,92 Williams, E .... ........................ 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