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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

As long as there are mountains to climb there will be men who dare to meet their challenge. But too many others look for the easy path around the height. They are satisfied to travel only the smooth roads and never experience the exhilaration of standing on the mountain top, a conqueror. We need more mountaineers today among the young men and women who are traveling the trails toward an education. We need those who do not always seek the easier way and who relish the struggle toward a difficult goal. 2 James E. Sheridan, Principal TEACHERS - PAGE 9 SENIORS PAGE 19 TABLE OF ACTIVITIES............PAGE 59 SPORTS PAGE 95 FINE ARTS...............PAGE 87 UNDERGRADS.........PAGE 43 CONTENTS R. O. T. C...........PAGE 109 3 DEDICATION We, the class of 1958, wish to dedicate this Hematite to Mr. Jack Kraemer, our former friend and teacher, who passed away while fulfilling one of his many services to our school. Mr. Kraemer was athletic director of our school since 1930, and the assistant principal for four years. He coached many championship teams during his years at Luther L. Wright High School, and for the last several years was in charge of our track and baseball teams. Mr. Kraemer was always ready to lend a helping hand and could be found every noon hour guiding the students in their recreational activities. The memory of Mr. Kraemer will forever remain in the hearts of all who knew him, because of his cheerfulness, thoughtfulness, and willing service. His memory will continue to inspire us to greater achievements. 4 5 IN DEDICATION MR. JACK KRAEMER A4I5S LUTHANEN We, the class of 1958, wish to pay tribute to Miss Luthanen, our former friend and teacher. Although she was only with us one year, we will always remember her pleasant smile and her interest in student activities. MR. BLOMILEY In remembrance of Mr. Blomiley who retired in 1955, and passed away January 14, 1958. 6 R. ERNEST DEAR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS We, the class of 1958, would like to pay tribute to Mr. Dear, who has been superintendent of Ironwood’s schools for the past five yekrs. We appreciate his friendly greetings when we meet him in the halls and, above all, respect the advice given us in his occasional messages at our assemblies. Thank you, Mr. Dear, for our four pleasant and profitable years at L, L, Wright, a school which we are proud to have attended. 7 Left to right: Mr. R. Ernest Dear, Mr. John Best, Mr. Albino Rigoni, Mr. Leo Collins, Mr. Edward Sen-deck, Mr. Bernard Larson, Miss Alma Nelson, Mr. Medro Iafolla, Mr. William Wright, Mr. Harry Allen. President---------- President-Pro Tern Secretary - - — Treasurer --------- Attorney - - - - - - EDWARD SENDER -----LEO COLLINS MISS ALMA NELSON - “ ALBINO RIGONI BERNARD E. LARSON Finance Committee JOHNW. BEST, (Chairman) WILLIAM E. WRIGHT HARRY ALLEN Building and Grounds Committee MEDRO IAFOLLA, (Chairman) LEO COLLINS ALBINO RIGONI Members of the Board of Education are elected by school voters for terms of four years. Their service to the schools of Ironwood is given without compensation. Responsibility rests with the Board of Education for determining all school policies,approving the selection of all the staff members, and the courses to be taught, and the instructional materials to be used. The Board adopts and administers the annual budget. Many hours are spent by each member performing the duties for which he is elected. We, the graduating class of 1958, wish to extend our sincere appreciation to the Board of Education for their fine help and co-operation. 8 JAMES SHERIDAN PRINCIPAL Mr. Sheridan has been principal of our school for the last five years and we have deeply appreciated his earnest desire to help us and his complete devotion to the school. We, the class of 1958, take this opportunity to express our sincere gratitude to him for his helpfulness and consideration in all that he has done for us. 10 CHARLES ANDERSON Commercial Intercom CLARA ARENS Homemaking GLENN AUMANN Biology RICHARD BAER String Instruments EDWIN BALASZ Mathematics Physics FRANK BEDNAR English Keyhole, Business and Editorial Advisor FACULTY JAMES BETCHEK World History General Mathematics Head Basketball Coach I Club Assistant Football Coach RUTH BIRGE World History Red Peppers Freshman Class Advisor MARY BRENNAN Commercial JAMES DESAUTELLE Biology Social Studies MRS. JUANITA EHNBOM Mathematics RUDOLPH EHNBOM Chemistry ROBERT EKMAN Manual Training MRS. MARY ELLIS Homemaking MRS. ANNA FARROW English WILLIAM FRANCIS Art Senior Class Play Hematite Advisor HENRY HADY English SAMUEL HELD Biology Chemistry Future Teachers of America FACULTY WILLIAM HERVI Librarian JAMES HOCKING Manual Training Home Mechanics M SGT. JACK JEWESS R.O.T.C. Officer Rifle Team EARL JACOBSON English Debate Forensics JENNIE JOHNSON Latin Latin Club National Honor Society WILLIAM KENNEDY General Science EVERILLE KNIGHT Commercial OLIVER KOSKI Manual Training MRS. FAY KRZNARICH Homemaking Cheerleaders JOHN KRZNARICH Senior Class Advisor Social Studies Freshman Coach Tennis National Athletic Scholarship Society CHARLES LORENSON Driver Training MRS. THERESA MESTNIK English Freshman Class Cheerleaders JOHN OSTROM Head Football Coach Boys' Physical Education Guidance Assistant Basketball Coach Track Coach MRS. DARLENE PALMER Girls' Physical Coach Health G. A.A. Cheerleaders HAROLD PALMER Basketball Coach. G.C.C. World History Social Studies Baseball ROSA PAPE Commercial ADOLPH PASSINT Mathematics Driver Training Sophomore Class Advisor JOHN SARTORIS American History Student Council Junior Class Advisor FACULTY VICTORIA SENDER School Nurse OSCAR SJOWALL American History E. G. STILES Band Director GUSTAVE SWANSON Day Trade Machine Shop Driver Training ZERA TABACCHI French Speech Hematite Advisor RAYMOND THIELEN English Debate Forensics FACULTY M SGT. JAMES TUCKER R.O.T.C. Officer Color Guard Drill Team NOAH WARREN Day Trade Welding High School Welding HELEN WHITE Vocal Music 1ST. LT. HUBERT WHITENER R.O.T.C. Officer Drum and Bugle Corp. MRS. MINA COLLICK Girls Matron MRS. ANN NICHOLLS Assistant Matron PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE ARLENE KINNUNEN, MARY ANN MUKAVITZ. SECRETARY’S OFFICE MARY LOUISE ROBERTS, AGNES KASMARICH. SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE KATHLEEN JOHNSON, BEVERLY SWANSON. ALMA NELSON. LIBRARY STAFF Pat Hill, Mr. Hervi, Librarian; Frances Talo, Marge Supple, Clerk; Liz Pavloch. MAINTENANCE Seated: W. Lindbohm, F. Maksym, C. Jackson, A. Kujanson, J. Ruby. Standing: M. Lintonen, K. Rowe, H. Holt. W. Slade, D. Anderson, W. Turunen, C. Lewinski. TEACHER SNAPS TEACHER SNAPS Ue mye curbed the foot m lls Yonder ue the fAOUkTAlN— (anoaa) SENIOR OFFICERS Vice President............................................JOHN NASI President------------------------- - DAVID LANDRETTI Secretary — ----- ------------------- — — - - — - MARLA HARIU Treasurer------------ -------------------------------- DORIS MATTILA 20 CLASS OF 1958 CLASS COLORS - Red and White CLASS FLOWER - Red Rose CLASS ADVISOR - Mr. Krznarich CLASS MOTTO The future is a world limited by ourselves. SCHOOL SONG Fight, team, we’re here to pepper you on to go. With good spirits, cheers, and song; Pep up and run the score up high on the foe. Tonight's game to us belongs -Rah! Rah I Rah! Old Ironwood's fight along with your playing bright Will bring our victory nigh; Heads up, step out and play your best for Ironwood Fight for old Ironwood High! DIANNE AHO Honestly kids. I'm not a flirt. Class Secretary 1; French Club Secretary 3; Band 1-3; Student Council Representative 2; Prom Committee 3; Hematite Typing Staff 4; Hematite Typing Editor 4; Pep Club 4; Keyhole 4; Orchestra 3. MARI L. ANTIN KOKELY A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. Red Peppers 1; Drama Club 1; GAA 1; Intercom Club 2-4; Latin Club 1-2; Keyhole Editorial Staff 3; Keyhole Editorial Board 4; Forensics 3. ALICE ANN ALLENDER Here’s to a girl with a heart and a smile, that makes us bubble and life worthwhile. Drama Club 1; Latin Club 1-2; Band 1-3; Pep Club 2-4; GAA 2-4; GAA Recording Secretary 4; Intercom Club 3-4; Home Room Secretary 1-3; Keyhole 3-4; Keyhole Co-Editor 4; National Honor Society 3-4; National Honor Society President 4; Business PTSA 4; Forensics 2-3. PETER L. ASPLUND All that I’ve learned I've forgotten; All I know I’ve guessed. Football 1-3; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Home Room Vice President 2; Intramural Basketball 1-4; Homecoming King 4. EVA ANDERSON Happy go lucky, gay, and free. Is there anything that bothers me? Drama Club 1; Library 1; Tattler 1; Cheerleader 1; Class Secretary 1; Roosette 1; GAA 2-3; Pep Club 2-3; Home Room Treasurer 3; Student Council Representative 4; Keyhole 3-4; Homecoming Court 4; Honor Student 1. KAREN AUKEE A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, divinely fair. Home Room Vice President 1; Latin Club 1; Red Peppers 1-2; GAA 1-4; Future Teachers of America 3-4; Future Teacner’s President 4; Keyhole Business Staff 4; Hematite Art Staff 4. KAREN ANDERSON We can't be gay and worry at the same time, so let’s be gay. GAA 1. RUTH BECKMAN With company she’s quiet, with friends she’s a riot. Band 1-3; GAA 1-2; French Club 1-3; Pep Club 3; Red Peppers 1. LINDA JANE BERRY Life is not life without laughter. Red Peppers 1; Drama Club 1; GAA 1; Keyhole Business Staff 4; Intercom Club 2-4; VFW Award Winner 1-3; Choir 1-4; Hematite Editorial Staff 4; Keyhole Editorial Staff 4. JOHN BOLICH Of all the things I like the best, I much prefer to sit and rest. Football 1-4; Track 1-2; Basketball 1; I Club 3-4; National Athletic Scholarship Society 3-4; Prom Committee 3; Class President 2; Homecoming Court 4; Student Council 2; Home Room President 1; Home Room Vice President 4; Intramural Volleyball 1-4. MARY ANN BERZINSKI An earnest girl with a cheery smile, and a good heart. ' Red Peppers 2; Drama 1; Home Room Secretary 2; GAA 2-3; Hematite Business Staff 4. PATRICIA E. BUTLER Every girl has her devilish moments. Red Peppers 1-2; Girls' Glee Club 1; Choir 2; Latin Club 1-2; Latin Club Secretary 1; GAA 2-4; Intercom 3-4; Intercom Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2-3; Keyhole 3-4. JOSEPH BIANCHI To work or not to work, that is the question. Football 1; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; Tennis 2; Home Room Vice President 2; Home Room President 4; ROTC 2-3. JOYCE CARLI A lively girl who sees the joys of life. Red Peppers 2; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 3; GAA 3. SHARON BLOMBERG It's nice to be nice when you're naturally nice. Forensics 1; Safety Patrol 1; Girls' Basketball 1; Conservation Club Secretary 1; Roosette Staff 1; Tattler Staff 1; Library 1; Roosevelt Honor Society 1; 4-H 1-4; Latin Club 3-4; FT A 3; Keyhole Business Staff 4. JANICE CARLSON Friendly to all, hostile to none. Red Peppers 1-2; French Club 1-3; Pep Club 2; Keyhole 3; FT A 3-4. JILL O. CARLSON A genial disposition brings its own reward. Band 1-4, French Club 1-3; Keyhole Editorial Staff 3-4; FT A 3-4; Pep Club 4; Hematite Art Staff 4. GERALD CLOUD His thought is deeper than his speech. Basketball 1; Track 4; Intramural Basketball 1-4; Football 1, 3-4. MARY ANN CEDARSTROM The flower of grace always grows on a slender stalk. Pep Club 2; Band 1-2; Home Room Secretary 2, 4; Cheerleader 2. MARIE DALPHONSO Keen sense and common sense and lots of room for nonsense. Drama Club 1; GAA 1; Inner Circle 1; Choir 1-4; Choir Secretary 4; Red Peppers 1-2; Pep Club 2-3; Prom Committee 3; Hematite Art Staff 4; Home Room Treasurer 4; Home Room Secretary 4. CAROL CHAPMAN If mischief is a part of heaven, she's on her way there. Keyhole 4; Pep Club 4; FTA 4; French Club 1-4. RONALD CHIPPERI Bashful! But, ah, how nice when you get to know him. Intramural Basketball 1; ROTC 2-3. 24 BRUCE ERICKSON One can't always be a hero, but one can always be a man. Athletic Club 1; 4-H 1; Student Council 2; Intramural Basketball 2; Forensics 1-3; Tattler 1; ROTC Drill Team 3; Color Guard 3; Class Student Council Representative 4; ROTC 2-4; Keyhole Editoral Board 4; Keyhole Sports Editor 4. JACQUEUNE S. ERICKSON Precious things comes in small packages. Red Peppers 1; Drama Club 1; Latin Club 1; Girls' Glee Club 1; Pep Club 2-4; GAA 3-4; Intercom Club 3. JOYCE D. ERICKSON She's kind and quiet, and very dear; 'twas a pleasure to have her here. Forensics 1; Safety Patrol 1; Girls' Basketball 1; Roosette Staff 1; Tattler Staff 1; Library 1; 4-H 1; Conservation Club Vice President 1; Roosevelt Honor Society 1; Red Peppers 2; Latin Club 2-3; FTA 3-4; Band 1-4. VIRGINIA R. FORSLUND She can laugh with the jolliest and work with the busiest. Latin Club 2-3; Keyhole Business Staff 4; Hematite Co-Editor 4; FTA 1-3; FTA Treasurer 2; Band 1-3; National Honor Society 3-4; National Honor Society Vice President 4; Forensics 2-3; GAA 4; Red Peppers 1-2; Inner Circle 1; Pep Club 2. RONALD ERICKSON A quiet boy, so tall and shy, a merry twinkle in his eye. ROTC 2-4; Football 1; Athletic Club 1; 4-H 1; Shop Club 1. DIANNE M. FINCO Life is a serious proposition - so are boys. Keyhole Business Staff 1-2; GAA 3; Pep Club 2 4; PTSA 3-4. JUDY FREDRICKSON An earnest girl with a cheery smile and a good heart. Red Peppers 1-2; GAA 1-4; Band 1-4; Pep Club 2-4; Latin 1-2; PTSA 4. NANCY FREDIRCKSON It is a quiet worker that succeeds. Latin Club 3-4; Orchestra 1-4; FTA 4; Keyhole Business Staff 4; Symphon-ette 2-4. DAVID FISHER I never waste my time on girls - that's why I'm so busy. Home Room Vice President 2; ROTC 2-3; ROTC Rifle Team 3; Football 1. SCOTT FRENCH Not that I love study less, I love fun more. Basketball 1; Football 1; Home Room President 1; Class Treasurer 1; Safety Partol 1; 4-H 1; Forensics 1; Annual Staff 1; Tattler 1; Band 1; Student Council 1; Drama Club 1; Class Vice President 2; ROTC 2-3. 25 RUTH GEEN A silent tongue and a true heart are the most admirable things on earth. GERALD K. HAKARI No sinner, yet no saint perhaps, but then, the very best of chaps. Drama Club 1; Safety Patrol 1; Basketball 1; Audio-Visual 1-4; Track 2-4; Cross Country 2; I Club 2-4; ROTC 2-3; Intramural Basketball 2-3. JAMES GLYNN Youth comes but once in a life time. MARLA K. HARIU Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. GAA 2-4; Red Peppers 1-2; Band 1-4; Latin Club 1-2; Pep Club 2-4; Home Room Representative to Student Council 2; Home Room Treasurer 3; Hematite Business Staff 4; Keyhole Business Staff Manager 4; PTSA 4; Homecoming Court 4; Class Secretary 4. CHARLES GULLAN Lead me not to temptation, but show me where to find it. Football 1-4; I” Club 3-4; Homecoming Court 4; Intramural Basketball 3-4; Home Room President 3; Home Room Vice President 4; Tattler Staff 1. JUDY HEDBERG What should a girl do, but be merry? GAA 4; Pep Club 4. CAROL M. GUSTAFSON A rare combination! Looks, brains, and personality. Home Room Treasurer 1; Home Room Secretary 2-3; Red Peppers 1; Glee Club 1; Choir 2-4; Girls' Ensemble 3-4; Latin Club 1-3, Treasurer 2; Pep Club 2-3; Class Secretary 3; Student Council Representative 4, Secretary; Hematite Editorial Staff 4; Keyhole Business Staff 4; National Honor Society 3-4; DAR Citizenship Award 4. CAROLE HEINONEN She is lighthearted and gay; a general favorite, so they say. Cheerleader 1; Editor Tattler 1; Roosevelt Honor Society 1; Drama 1, Secretary; Co-Editor Roosette 1; Library 1; Student Council 1, Vice President; Home Room Treasurer 2; Pep Club 2-4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Class Treasurer 3; Prom Committee 3; Intercom Club 3; PTSA 4; Hematite Editorial Staff 4; Home Room Treasurer 4; Homecoming Court 4; Red Peppers 2; Forensics 1-3. KAREN HELGREN Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant to think about. ” Home Room Secretary 1; Band 1-3; French Club 1-4; French Club Secretary 4; Intercom Club 3; Home Room President 2; Prom Queen 3; Hematite Editorial Staff 4; Student Council Representative 3. EDNA JOHNSON To speak with the hands is an art. ” Pep Club 2-4; Pep Club Vice President 4; Band 1-3; GAA 4; Home Room Treasurer 2-4. MARK C. HENDRICKSON Genius is a capacity for evading hard work. ” Football 1-4; Band 1; Prom Committee 3; Class Vice President 3; Home Room Vice President 1-3; I” Club 3-4; National Athletic Scholarship Society 3-4; Homecoming Court 4. GARY JOHNSON School breaks up my whole day. ” ROTC 2-3. BETSY ISAACSON Cheerfulness is as natural to her as the color in her cheeks. ” GAA 3-4; FTA 2; Latin Club 2; Keyhole Business Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4; Shop Club President 1; Cheerleader 1; Roosevelt Honor Society 1; Band 1-3; Forensics 1-2; Hematite Editorial Staff 4; FTA Secretary 2; Home Room Officer 1-2,4; 4-H Club 1-2; GAA Executive Board 4; Safety Patrol 1; Library 1; Tattler Business Manager 1; Roosette 1. JIM JOHNSON No saint perhaps, but then the best of chaps. ROTC 2-4; ROTC Drill Team 3-4; ROTC Battalion Staff 4; Debate 4; Pep Club 4; Keyhole Business Staff 2. ARTHUR J. JACQUART Caruso paid me to keep still. Intercom Club 2-4; ROTC 2-4, Drill Team 3-4; ROTC Band 4; Track 1; Keyhole 1-4; Hematite Art Staff 4; Choir 1-4; Orchestra 1-4; Orchestra President 4; Male Quartet 3-4. MERVYN R. JOHNSON I don’t mind work if someone else does it for me. ROTC 2-3; Basketball 1; Home Room President 1; Audio Vidio Club 3; Home Room Secretary 3; Home Room President 4. RONALD W. JOHNSON There may be a better man than I, but I don't believe it. Pep Club 4; Choir 4. DELORIS KANGAS A jolly girl, so full of fun and always nice to everyone. Library 1; Roosette 1; Tattler 1; 4-H 1-3; Red Peppers 2; GAA 2-3; Pep Club 2-3; Forensics 1; Drama Club 1. RUSSELL W. JOHNSON Happy go lucky, and free, is there anything that bothers me! Home Room Vice President 2-3; ROTC 2-4; Intramural Basketball 1. SHIRLEY M. JOHNSON A pleasant combination of a good sport, a good student, and a good friend. Band 1-3; Shop Club 1; Safety Patrol 1; Roosevelt Honor Society 1; Library 1; Tattler 1; 4-H 1; National Honor Society 3-4; Hematite Co-Editor 4; Home Room President 1; Class Vice President 1; FTA 2-3; Vice President 2; President 3; GAA 2-4; Secretary 4; Keyhole Business Staff 4; Forensics 1-2; Latin Club 2-3; Roosette Business Manager 1. KENNETH JUSSILA An all-around good fellow. ■ Football 1-4; ROTC 2-4; Pep Club 4; Basketball 1; Track 3; Intramural Basketball 4. 28 JUDY KANGAS Sweet, neat, and quite petite. Prep Band 1; Red Peppers 2; Band 2; Pep Club 3; Intercom Club 4. PAUL KANGAS Not easy to ignore after you know him. Football 1; Basketball Manager 1; Band 1-3; Athletic Club 1; ROTC 2-3; ROTC Band 2-4. ROSE MARIE KAUPPI She puts all her cares in a box, and sits on the lid and smiles. Home Room Student Council Representative 1; Red Peppers 1-2; Latin Club 2-3; Keyhole 3; Pep Club 3; Keyhole Business Staff 4; Intercom Club 4. GLORIA E. KAUPPILA Her dancing eyes express her exuberant vitality. Home Room Secretary 1; Red Peppers 1-2; Pep Club 2-4; FT A 1-2; GAA 1-3; Home Room Student Council Representative 2; B Team Cheerleader 3; Red Peppers Secretary 2; Home Room Secretary 4. SHIRLEY KIVI Quiet, modest, and perfectly true. ” Safety Patrol 1; Photograph Club 1; Rifle Team 2-3; Roosette Staff 1; Tattler Staff 1; Band 2. GLADYS K LEI MOL A Such girls, like pearls, are very rare. Photograph Club 1; Tattler 1; Roosette 1; Service Club 1-4; 4-H 1-4. MARILYN KETOLA When words are scarce, they are seldom spent in vain. KARL KNUTILLA He seems to most a wee bit shy, but we know he's a regular guy. ROTC 2-4; Conservation Club 1. BILL KOIVISTO Little people often reach high places. ROTC 2-3; Home Room President 2; Intramural Basketball 1-3. GERALD K. KORPI Never learn today what the teacher might forget to ask tomorrow. ROTC 2-3. ANDREE LA MARCHE Leave silence to the saints; I'm just human. GAA 1; Band 2-3; Red Peppers 2; Pep Club 2; Latin Club 2; Forensics 2. 29 EMANUEL G. LAMBERT Men of few words are the best. ” ROTC 3-4; Intramural Basketball 1-2. JEAN LEVUOKI While you live, why not enjoy life. Home Economics Club 1; Safety Patrol 1. m DAVID LANDRETTI A twentieth century ’Don Juan . ” Football 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Track 2; Roosette Staff 1; Tattler 1; Forensics 1; Athletic Club 1; 4-H 1; I” Club 2-4; Prom Committee 3; Hematite Business Staff 4; Home Room President 2; Home Room Treasurer 1; Executive Body Student Council 1-4; Student Council Representative 3; Student Council President 4; Class President 4; Intramural Basketball 4; PTSA 4; National Athletic Scholarship Society 2-4; Safety Patrol Captain 1. BRIAN UNDBERG As good a friend as he is inches tall. Choir 1-3; ROTC 2-4; ROTC Drill Team 3-4; ROTC Color Guard 3; Battalion Staff 4; Latin Club 1; Keyhole 3; Pep Club 4; Hematite Art Staff 4. NANCY LARSON A finished lady from head to toe. Home Room Treasurer 1; French Club 1-4; Keyhole Editorial Staff 3-4; Keyhole Exchange Editor 4; Hematite Typing Staff 4; Red Peppers 1-2; Band 1-3; PTSA 4; Pep Club 2; Keyhole Typing Editor 4. ROBERT M. UNTONEN The harder I try to be gooder, the worser I get. ” Conservation Club 1; Safety Patrol 1; Forensics 1; Audio-Visual Club 2; Home Room President 2; Intramural Basketball 2; ROTC 2-3; 4-H 1-4. ROBERT LEHOCKY Excellent student, full of fun, he is well liked by everyone. Intramural Basketball 1; Home Room Student Council Representative 2-3; ROTC 2-4; Forensics 3; Homecoming Court 4. WILLIAM LONGHINI He is a quiet youth - at times. Intramural Volleyball 2-4; Home Room President 3; Home Room Secretary 4. MARILYNN LOTZER The jolliest, happiest sort of girl, and a friend to everyone. GAA 3-4; Pep Club 2-4; Intercom Club 3; Prom Committee 3. RICHARD LUOMA One never knows what is going on inside a quiet head. Intramural Basketball 2-4. M. JEAN LUTEY Her treasure house is not the mint, but the mind. FTA 1-3, Vice President 3; Band 1-4, Vice President 3; Executive Body of Student Council 2; Orchestra 3-4; Library Club 1-2; Red Peppers 2, President 2; GAA 2-4, President 3-4; Forensics 1, 3; Keyhole Editorial Staff 3-4; Student Council Representative 1-2; Prom Committee 3; French Club 4, President 4; PTSA 2-3; Pep Club 2; German Band 3. M. JANE LUTEY Our Jane, she's a peach of a gal; sincere, peppy, a regular pal. Band 1-4, Secretary 3; Class Representative Student Council 1; FTA 1-2; Library Club 1, Treasurer 1; Intercom Club 2-4, Vice President 3, President 4; Red Peppers 2, Treasurer 2; Home Room Treasurer 2-3; GAA 3-4, Treasurer 4; Keyhole Business Staff 4; Keyhole Editorial Staff 3-4; Prom Committee 3; PTSA 2-3; Orchestra 3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Pep Club 3-4, President 4; Hematite Business Staff 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Forensics 1-3; Student Band Director 4. RONDINE A. LUND The essence of sweetness; the model of neatness. Red Peppers 1-2; Latin Club 2-3; Band 1; Choir 2-4; GAA 1-4; GAA Vice President 3; GAA Volleyball Sport Head 4; FTA 2-4; Keyhole Business Staff 4; PTSA 4; Hematite Editorial Staff 4; Pep Club 3-4. LARRY LUCKHARDT He is tall, dark, and happy-go-lucky. Intramural Volleyball 1-3; Intramural Basketball 1-4; ROTC 2-4; ROTC Rifle Team 2-4; Home Room Vice President 4. MARLENE R. LUOMA Through life she goes with a happy smile. Library Club 1; Red Peppers 1-2; Red Peppers Treasurer 1; Pep Club 2-3; Keyhole 3-4; Hematite Business Staff 4. GERI LUTHER The world was made for fun and frolic, and so was I. Library 1; Tattler 1; Roosette 1; Home Room Treasurer 3; Pep Club 2-3; Dramatics 1; Red Peppers 2; Band 1; Forensics 1-3; GAA 2,4. DOROTHY V. MAGDZIAK Good qualities need no advertising. Pep Club 2-4; FT A 4. MARY JO MAKI True to her words, her work, and her friends. Band 1-4; Tattler 1; Roosette 1; Safety Patrol 1; Library 1; 4-H 1; Home Room Student Council Representative 2; FTA 3-4; Keyhole Editorial Staff 3-4; Forensics 1-2; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 4; PTSA 4; Choir 2; Orchestra 3-4; Drama Club 1. JACQUELINE A. MAGDZIAK Dynamite comes in small packages. GAA 2-4; Red Peppers 2; Drama Club 2. ANN MARIE MAKELA 'The charm of her presence was felt where she went. Latin Club 1-2; Latin Club Secretary 2; Pep Club 2; Red Peppers 2; Intercom Club 3; GAA 3-4; Home Room Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3-4; National Honor Society Secretary 4; Keyhole Editorial Board 4; Keyhole Editorial Staff 3-4. CLIFFORD MAKI I only do it to annoy. 4-H 3; Conservation Club 3; ROTC 2-4. 32 REYNOLD MAKI A man is not measured by inches. Drama Club 1; 4-H 1; Intramural Basketball 3-4. ROBERT MAKI You see him deep in every fray; in swift pursuit of flying ball. Athletic Club 1; Roosette 1; Basketball 1-4; Intramural Volleyball 3; I Club 4; 4-H 1; ROTC 2-4; Baseball 2-3. RONALD A. MAKI Away, my friend, and quit your books; why all this toil and trouble. ROTC 2-3; Basketball 1; Intramural Basketball T; Home Room Vice President 4. DONNA MARIE MARTRELLA A human 'Declaration of Independence'. Red Peppers 1; Latin Club 1; Band 1-4; Intercom Club 1; Twirp Queen 1; GAA 1-3; Orchestra 3; Hematite Typing Staff 4; Forensics 1-4. JAMES MAYER To worry little, to study less, is my idea of happiness. Class Treasurer 1; Basketball 1-2; Intramural Basketball 1-4; Intramural Volleyball 2-3. DORIS MATTILA Her heart is like a moon - there is always a man in it. Band 1-3; French Club 1-4; French Club Treasurer 4; Home Room President 2; Intercom Club 3-4; Class Treasurer 4; Hematite Business Staff 4. ROBERT MATTILA The presidential chair needs ingenious men like Wilson, Harding, and him. Intramural Volleyball 2-3; National Honor Society 3-4; Keyhole Business Staff 4. MYLA MATTSON She has a heart with room with every joy. Home Room Secretary 1; Drama Club Vice President 1; Forensics 1; Class Secretary 2; Tattler Exchange Editor 1; GAA 4; Roosette 1; Intercom Club 2-3; Intercom Sec- retary 2-3; Red Peppers 2; Pep Club 2-3; Prom Committee 3; Keyhole Copy Editor 4. JUNE MINKIN She is light-hearted and gay; a general favorite. Band 2-4; FT A 2; GAA 2-4; Red Peppers 2; Red Peppers Vice President 2; Intercom Club 2; Home Room Secretary 2,4; Representative to Student Council 4; Hematite Editorial Staff 4; Orchestra 4. JUDY MIZGALA Happy am I; from care I'm free. Why isn't everyone contented like me?” Band 2-4; GAA 3; Orchestra 4. NANCY E. MOE She that has patience may conquer anything. ” French Club 1-3; Pep Club 3-4. 33 ROBERT MORIN Chase me girls, I'm full of fun and frolic. Class Vice President 1; Home Room President 1-3; Ski Team 1; Football 1-3; Basketball 1; Intramural Basketball 1-4; Intramural Volleyball 1-4; Choir 1-2. MARLYSS JOY NEW BERG She has no worries, not a one; with that, she's always full of fun. ” GAA 1-3; Pep Club 2; Band 2-4. ARNELLE NASI She's a sweet little miss with a sweet little way. Roosette Art Editor 1; Art Editor Tattler 1; Library 1; Drama Club 1; Forensics 1-3; Home Room Secretary 2; Pep Club 2-4; Red Peppers 2; Intercom Club 2-4; Keyhole 3; Keyhole News Editor 4; Intercom Secretary 4; Home Room Secretary 4. FRANCIS NEZWORSKI He is a kind fellow who says little. Intramural Volleyball 1-2; Movie Projector Club 1; ROTC 2-3; ROTC Drill Team 3. JOHN R. NASI A gentleman in the books. Tattler 1; Roosette 1; Student Council Representative 1-2, 4; Class President 1; Rifle Team 2-4; Class Vice President 4; Forensics 1-2; 4-H 1; Keyhole 3; Keyhole Sports Co-Editor 4. ARNOLD NIEMI Trouble doesn't harm him.” AC Welding 3-4. BRIAN NELSON He questions at breakfast, he questions at tea, and he questions at midnight 'till quarter past three. ” Basketball 1; Band 1-3; Tennis Team 1-3; ROTC Drill Team 3-4; ROTC 2-4; ROTC Band 3-4; Debate 4; Pep Club 4. GAIL A. OLSON Wherever she finds herself in life she'll make a good addition. Orchestra 1-4; Orchestra Secretary 3-4; Hematite Typing Staff 4; Choir 2; Forensics 2; Student Council Representative 2. RICHARD OSMANSON Give me a listener and I’ll do the talking. Football 1; Baseball 2; Basketball 2-4; Tennis Team 3-4; Keyhole Editorial Staff 3; Keyhole Business Staff 4. SYLVIA PERLBERG Happy, fun loving, and a friend to all. Home Room Secretary 1; Home Room Vice President 2; Band 1-2; Pep Club 2; Intercom Club 4. KARL M. PACHMAYER Beware, I may yet do something sensational. ROTC 2-4; Audio-Visual Club 3. PETE PERTILE To a young heart everything is fun. Home Room President 1; Football 1-2; Basketball 1; Track 2-4; Student Council Representative 3-4; Class President 3; I Club 3-4. ROGER PAKONEN I believe in getting into hot water, it keeps me clean. ROTC 2-4; Rifle Team 4; Basketball 1; Intramural Basketball 4; Band 1. DON G. PETERSON A sunny disposition is the very soul of success.” Keyhole 1; Football 4; ROTC 2-4. JAMES G. PATTERSON He carries his trouble in his pocket (with a hole in it). ROTC 2-3. ROBERT POLJACK All work and no play isn't the life for him. Football 1; Basketball 1-4; Tennis Team 1-4; Student Council Representative 1; I” Club 2-4; National Athletic Honor Society 3-4; Home Room Vice President 1,4; I Club President 4; Intramural Basketball 1. DENNIS PUISTO If work interferes with pleasure, cut out the work. Band 1-3; Student Council 1; Home Room Secretary 1; 4-H 1; Intramural Basketball 2. JOHN RAHKO Too much study weakens the brain. Basketball 1; Welding 3-4. DAVID RASMUSSEN Why should the devil have all the good times. Intramural Basketball 1-4; Intramural Volleyball 1-3; I Club 2-4; Choir 1-2; Home Room President 2; Prom Committee 3; Track 1-2; Tennis 2; Football 1; Basketball 1-2; Keyhole 1-3; Home Room Student Council Representative 1; Home Room Vice President 3; Audio-Visual Club President 3. CATHERINE RHENLUND Always happy, always bright, a smile in the morning and one at night. GAA 1-2; Pep Club 3-4. JACK RAMUTA A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Football 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Intramural Basketball 1, 3-4; Skiing 3-4. JUNE RAPPLEY Her laugh makes a sad heart feel gay. Library 1; Tattler 1; Roosette 1; Safety Patrol 1; Drama Club 1; Forensics 1; Rod Gun Club 1; Art Club 1. 36 THOMAS RICHTER He is great because he thinks himself not. 4-H 1; Roosette Assistant Art Editor 1; ROTC 2-4; Rifle Team 4; ROTC Color Guard 3; Battalion Staff 4; Handicraft 1; Shop Club 1. RICHARD RONDEAU Trouble rides behind him and gallops with him. ” Intramural Basketball 1; Basketball 1; ROTC 2-3. WILLIAM ROUSE He is noble, who in thought, word, and deed, proves himself a man. Band 1-3; ROTC 2-4; ROTC Band 2-4; ROTC Drill Team 3-4. LEOW. RUNDELL I like work - it fascinates me - I could look at it for hours. Conservation Club 1; Intramural Basketball 2; ROTC 2-3. HERBERT SAARI If school is liberty, give me death. Football 1,4; Home Room Vice President 2,4; Track 3-4. RONALD SAARI There is something about work that goes against my convictions. Tattler 1; Football 1; Baseball 1-2; 4-H 1; Basketball 1; Home Room Student Council Representative 2; Home Room President 3; I Club 3; ROTC 2-3; Intramural Basketball 2-4. V JACQUELINE RUNDQUIST A pretty maiden, with a smile for all. ” Band 1-3; Orchestra 1; Red Peppers 2; Pep Club 2-3; FT A 3-4; FTA Librarian 3; FTA Secretary 4; Hematite Typing Staff 4. CAROLE SAARI A quiet lady with a mind of her own. French Club 1-2; Drama Club 2; Hematite Typing Staff 4. RUSSELL SAARI Genius is a capacity for evading hard work. Football 1-2,4; Basketball 1; Intramural Basketball 2; Conservation Club 1; 4-H 1-4. PAT SAFFRON Her happy disposition, her pleasant smile, have won her friends, for many a mile. Band 1-4; French Club 1-4; Drama Club 1; Intercom Club 3; Home Room Secretary 1, 3; Home Room President 2; Orchestra 4; German Band 4; Keyhole 3-4; Keyhole Editorial Staff 4; National Honor Society 3-4; National Honor Society Treasurer 4; Girls' State 3. 37 ELEANOR SALMI Good sense and good nature separated. Tattler Co-Editor 1; Pep Club 2-4; Red Peppers 2; Forensics 2-3; Intercom Club 2-3; Keyhole News Editor 3-4; Cheerleader 1; Drama Club 1; Library 1; Roosevelt Honor Society 1; Roosette 1. GEORGE SMITH Why worry when the world's so full of fun. Intramural Basketball 1; ROTC 2-4. SANDRA SCHUTTE She worked with patience which means power. Red Peppers 1; French Club 1-4; Assistant French Class 4; Keyhole Editorial Staff 3; Hematite Business Staff 4; Hematite Business Manager 4; Forensics 1-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Intercom Club 2. GERALDINE SPEHAR A jolly girl so full of fun, and always nice to everyone. Intercom Club 2; Library 3; Band 3-4; Pep Club 4; Orchestra 3-4. JACK A. SERBIN My memory is the thing I forget with. Intramural Basketball 2-4. TOM A. SPRASKY Chase me girls. I'm full of fun and frolic. Orchestra 1-4; Keyhole 1-2; Intercom Club 1-4; ROTC 2-3; Home Room Treasurer 4. JUDY SUNING Man has a will, but woman has her way. Band 1-3; Red Peppers 1; GAA 1-2; Pep Club 2; Latin Club 3-4; Keyhole 4; Orchestra 3-4; Intercom Club 3-4. DONALD STELMARK There is a bit of fun in every boy. ROTC 2-4; ROTC Band 3-4; ROTC Drill Team 3-4. CAROL STONE Tve settled down with a right good right, to love one both day and night, French Club 1; Red Peppers 1; Girls' Glee Club 1; Orches tra 1-4; Choir 2-4. ELEANOR SUNIE A happy girl with smile so sweet; a nicer girl you'll seldom meet. Band 1-3; Brass Ensemble 2-3; French Club 1-4; Home Room Treasurer 2; Drama Club 1-2; GAA 2; French Club Representative to Student Council 4; Hematite Art Staff 4. RICHARD STONEMARK He is a man, take him for all in all; you shall not look upon his like again. Basketball 1-4; Tennis 3-4; ROTC 2-3; Keyhole Editorial Staff 3; Keyhole Business Staff 4; Intramural Basketball 1; Intramural Volleyball 3; Home Room President 1,4. DU WAYNE SUOKKO How can I study when my mind is occupied by more interesting things? Intramural Basketball 1-4; Intramural Volleyball 1-3; Home Room Vice President 4; Audio-Visual Club Vice President 3; Ski Team 4. JOAN M. STOUT Charming, talented, witty, sincere, of the fame of this girl you'll someday hear. Choir 2-4; Girls' Glee Club 1; Drama Club 1; Red Peppers 1-2; Girls' Ensemble 3; Student Council Representative 3; Student Council Treasurer 3; Home Room Treasurer 1; Home Room Secretary 3; Home Room President 4; GAA 1-4; GAA Secretary 3; Pep Club 2-4; Keyhole Staff 1-4; Keyhole Exchange Editor 4; Keyhole Business Staff 4; Hematite Layout Editor 4; Band 1-3; PTSA 4; Prom Committee 3; Girls' Trio 4. RUSSELL SUOMI Not only the finest gentleman of his time, but one of the finest scholars. ROTC 2-4; Student Council Representative 3; Intramural Basketball 2-3; Keyhole 4; Basketball 1; National Honor Society 3-4. DENNIS SULLIVAN The opportunity for doing mischief is found a hundred times a day. ROTC 2-3; Football 1; Student Council 3; 4-H 1; Drama 1; Intramural Basketball 3; Volleyball 2-3. WILLIAM SUVANTO All the things he meant to say are yet to be said. ” Welding 3-4; Intramural Basketball 3; ROTC 2-3. JUDITH A. SWANSON Everyone's friend and no one's enemy. Red Peppers 1-2; Latin Club 1; Pep Club 3; Keyhole 3. KATHLEEN ULASICH Light of heart, quick of step, here's a girl who's full of pep. GAA 1; Pep Club 2-4; Cheerleader 2-4; Hematite Typing Staff 4. LOUISE TALASKA She is lighthearted and gay; a general favorite so they say. Red Peppers 2; Drama Club 2; GAA 2-3; Latin Club 1; Hematite Business Staff 4. JOANNE THIEDE Life's but a span; I'll enjoy every inch. Pep Club 1-3; Intercom Club 3; Home Room Treasurer 3. SALLY THOMAS She is gentle, she is shy, but there is mischief in her eye. French Club 1; Red Peppers 1. 40 CAROL MAE VANHALLA Life is too short to be serious. Orchestra 1-3. VIRGINIA VEUN She speaks, behaves and acts just as she ought. French Club 1-4; Pep Club 2; Choir 1-2; GAA 4; Keyhole Editorial Staff 3; Hematite Business Staff 4; Business Staff Treasurer 4; Forensics 1-4. KAREN VOYCE Sure in her knowledge of what's done, decisive and thorough in work and fun. French Club 1-4; Drama Club 1; Band 2-4; FTA 4; PTSA Recording Secretary 4; Hematite Business Staff 4. CAROL LEE WALLACE Charm attends her everywhere. Home Room Vice President 1; Girls' Glee Club 1; Latin Club Treasurer 1; Pep Club 2-4; Home Room Secretary 3; Intercom Club 3; FTA 3-4; FT A Treasurer 3. TOM WANDEN I dare to all that may become a man. Basketball 1-3; Football 4; Choir 2; Home Room Vice President 3; ROTC 3-4; Rifle Team 4; Intramural Volleyball 1-4; Intramural Basketball 1-4. PAUL R. WERTHER He came a stranger to our midst and won our hearts away. Football 1; Leathercraft Club 1; Chess 2; Choir 1, 3-4; Operetta 3; Class Play 3; Room Co-Chairman 3; ROTC 4; Keyhole Business Staff 4; Boys' Ensemble 4; Isaac Wolton Club 3. ROBERT WICKMAN He solves the problems of life as they come. Student Council Representative 1-2; ROTC 2-4; Intramural Basketball 1; Homecoming Court 4; Hematite Art Staff 4. CAROL WENBERG Friendships that make the least noise are often the most successful. EVERILLE RUTH WILLIAMS So fair, so sweet. French Club 1-2; Girls' Glee Club 1; Red Peppers 1; Drama Club 1; Pep Club 2-4. JANET WENNERSTEN The laughter of girls is, and ever was, among the delightful sounds of earth. Red Peppers 1-2; Inner Circle 1; Inner Circle Treasurer 1; Pep Club 2-4; GAA 3. mm PATRICIA O. WILLIAMS A merry heart prompts much laughter. Red Peppers 2; FTA 2; GAA 3; Pep Club 4; PTSA 4. 41 SUSAN WOODWORTH She's got the eyes of an angel, but there's deviltry tn her wings. Home Room President 1; GAA 1-3; Pep Club 2-3; Band 1-2; Class Treasurer 2; Prom Committee 3; Keyhole 3; Keyhole Editorial Staff 4; Drama Club 2. SHARON WRIGHT A happy girl with smile so sweet, a nicer girl you'll seldom meet. Choir 1; French Club 1-3; GAA 2; Hematite Typing Staff 4. RONALD YURCHAK I'm standing on the brink of success. Won't somebody give me a push? Intramural Basketball 1-3; Varisty Basketball 4. THERE ARE PIONEER THAT LAZ E TME'lR OATHS UUERE HifcMUA S HCVCR RflN- .FoSS UNDERGRADS JUNIOR OFFICERS ----GERI CORDA MARLENE CICHON - - MIKE MYETTE ---GENE BELMAS Secretary - - -Treasurer — -Vice President President----- MISS ARENS - ROOM 105 - JUNIOR First row: L. Olson, E. Briggs, P. Koski, B. Potinsky, secretary; G. Stiles, vice president; J. Mattson, president; J. Bednar, T. Korpela. Second row: S. Ryskewecz, J. Aili, R. Fafford, D. Korpela, R. Soyka, P. Yurchak, L. Semenak, L. Johnson, C. Edwards. Third row: MISS ARENS, F. Strom, R. Maki, J. Williams, R. Holman, J. Laird, G. Livingston, R. Helmes. Absent: J. Bodouski, treasurer; J. Gallow, V. Novascone. MR. BEDNAR - ROOM 220 - JUNIOR First row: R. Aaltonen, R. Levijoki, I. Kinnunen, J. Nasi, treasurer; R. Karvonen, vice president; T. Kesky, secretary; G. Harrington, president. Second row; H. Lakvold, S. Viher, M. Newman, M. DeMarte, B. Roche, D. Eifolla, S. Sipponen, D. Gunderson, K. Baluha. Third row; MR. BEDNAR, L. Koski, R. Piasecki, B. Kok-konen, L. Stafford, C. Wirtanen, W. Hill, J. Becker, R. Ruby, R. Berg. Absent: J. Annala, J. Luoma, J. Benson. MR. OSTROM - ROOM 316 - JUNIOR First row: S. Liimakka, J. Mattson, B. Johnson, vice president; B. Mason, secretary; R. Glynn, president; J. Landretti, treasurer; E. Jones. Second row; M. Jarvi, D. Miller, K. Pachmayer, B. Allen, J. Nelson, J. Seymour, C. Chouinard, J. Badouski, R. Bosanac. Third row; MR. OSTROM, A. Ruby, B. Mattson, J. Swanson, P. Cardini, A. Kujanson, J. Bonk, F. Bednar, H. Tapio. Absent: K. Yashus, J. Silkworth, C. Hancock, M. Piilola. MR. HELD - ROOM 310 - JUNIOR First row: K. Nelson, J. Mattson, E. Stolt, treasurer; R. Trudeau, vice president; A. Johnson, president; G. Corda, secretary; J. Ruby, P. Olson. Second row: MR. HELD, K. Krizmanich, J. Switzer, G. Soderman, J. Kasmarick, C. Ziem, C. Rosen, J. Wilson, R. Siirila. Third row: D. O'Donahue, P. Sheridan, R. Bjork, A. Rye, R. Mlasko, L. Stimers, B. Dural, A. Fredrickson. Absent: H. Broemer, R. Waurio. MR. PASSINT - ROOM 312 - JUNIOR First row: J. Lehto, S. Hill, secretary; M. Myette, treasurer; G. Carlson, president; D. Misuraco, vice president; J. Ruditis, M. Cichon. Second row: MR. PASSINT, E. Clemens, L. Miklesh, B. DeMario, A. Saippa, N. Prosek, G. Belmas, J. Rye, D. Jutilainen. Third row: J. Thomas, R. Soyka, R. Rintala, T. Kellett, G. Beaugrand, D. Harmon, T. Kilponen, J. Johnston, D. Slade. Absent: R. Longhini, E. Minkin. MR. SARTORIS - ROOM 213 - JUNIOR First row: J. Pawlicki, M. Suzik, D. Dahlin, vice president; K. LeGeault, treasurer; J. Hariu, secretary; B. Toth, president; J. Aili, N. Moren. Second row: MR. SARTORIS, D. Lahti, R. July, B. Tregembo, L. Hopkins, R. Friedman, M. E. Oesleby, D. Niemi, J. Sievila. Third row: B. Ilminen, F. Turovaara, R. Johnson. B. Korpela, D. Kauppi, R. Aho, W. Anderson, D. Singleton. Absent: G. Rahko, H. Green. MR. SJOWALL - ROOM 212 - JUNIOR First row: D. Kivi, L. Miiavetz, J. Knutilla, secretary; A. Tapio, president; D. Zarimba, J. Steffanides, treasurer; L. Sher, V. Newby, R. Oberst. Second row: MR. SJOWALL, K. Hautala, M. E. Durham, P. Shif-ra, E. Grenda, N. Ostrom, J. Setterlund, M. Kraynak, D. Dudra. Third row: J. Suzik, C. Brownell, R. Jokipii, C. Maki, C. Johnson, R. Mattson, C. Bardotf, J. Fleischbein. Absent: D. Johnson, B. Smith. Treasurer - - ■ Vice President President - - -Secretary------ SHARON JOHNSON ■ RICHARD SAUTER - - - BOB HANSON CARMEN MUNARI 49 MR. ANDERSON - ROOM 218 - SOPHOMORE First row: M. Cook, T. Hulstrom, E. Gullan, treasurer; D. Peterson, vice president; D. Kapets, president; D. Rahko, secretary; W. Kivi, A. Hanson, F. Magdziak. Second row: MR. ANDERSON, K. Olson, L, Wright, C. Jolie, H. Slining, J. Aldridge, C. Koski, S. Hauschildt, S. Rosa, K. Berlin, J. Bachand. Third row: J. Lukas, D. Maki, G. Calgaro, R. Saari, W. Edwards, M. Turunen, D. Vlasich, W. Kinnunen, D. Nelson, R. Fredrickson. MRS. FARROW - ROOM - 104 - SOPHOMORE First row: J. Seymour, B. Boyle, L. Larson, R. Peltonen, P. Mindorff, J. Fafford, T. Goyins. Second row: MRS. FARROW, L. Jobe, S. Haggerson, M. Deleski, R. Suzik, S. Jakeway, S. Koykar, J. Pachmayer. Third row: C, Rundquist, J. Richards. B. Spetz, T. Pallin, G. Hendrickson, K. BaShara, R. Anderson. Absent; K. Vanhalla, president; K. Puisto, secretary; S. Nelson, K. Koivisto, treasurer; J. Williams, T. Maki, J. Kasieta. MR. KENNEDY - ROOM 111 - SOPHOMORE First row: H. Meyer, J. Helander, D. Pertile, vice president; P. Johnson, treasurer; D. Kapets, secretary; J. Talaska, president; R. Gentile, T. Baluha, D. DaPra. Second row: J. Haavisto, C. Wilcheck, C. Pumala, J. Strand, S. Bolich, B. Carlson, J. Engberg, D. Rigoni, J. Osterman, D. Nelson, J. Koski. Third row: MR, KENNEDY, J, Koivisto, D. Silkworth, R. Verhelst, E. Wills, G. Anderson, J. Boyer, J. LaSota, J. Sandell, R. Isaacson. Absent: M. Maki. MR. KOSKI - ROOM 106 - SOPHOMORE First row: J. Siirila, C. Suzik, vice president; B. Kurta, president; K. Koivisto, secretary; R. Ahonen, treasurer; P. Hill, K. Bodoh, K. Vandenberg. Second row: MR. KOSKI, D. Penberthy, R. Halama, B. Minkin, D. Erickson, C. Chapman, M. Davey, W. Ranta, J. Johnson, N. Palojarvi. Third row: D. Jussila, J. Jacisin, T. Larson, M. Manchester, D. Saari, D. Beckman, S. Prebish, M. Sterny, L. Niemi. Absent: G. Grawey, R. Suliin, F. White. MRS. MESTNIK - ROOM 216 - SOPHOMORE First row: W. Impola, L. Toolanen, M. Bachand, S. Johnson, treasurer; R. Rondeau, vice president; R. Moselle, L. Landretti, secretary; J. Kolak, president; R. Lintonen, D. Soltis. Second row: MRS. MESTNIK, B. Pertula, D. Behrendt, L. Pavlock, J. Waurio, A. Marchlik, D. Puranen, B. Fisher, B. Carlson. Third row; E. Kangas, R. Kivi, D. Sarkela, R. Heikkila, A. Sutherland, D. McManman, M. Cox, J. O'Donahue. Absent; G. Aho, P. Mayo, G. Gutowski, J. Dudra. MRS. KRZNARICH - ROOM 117 - SOPHOMORE First row: J. Ingison, J. Heinske, S. Ashlin, K. Pumala, president; J. Niksich, vice president; P. Aho, secretary; R. Slade,R. Bond, treasurer; J. Saari. Second row; MRS. KRZNARICH, M. Lambert, J. Pavlovich, J. Morin, J. Johnson, J. Stone, M. Westerberg, A. Coxey, M. Freeman. Third row; M. Haampaa, R. Carlson, B. Koivisto, W. Pera, G. Matiska, B. Kalla, J. Lindblad, C. Sutherland, D. Erickson. Absent: M. Rodeghiero, J. Toth. MISS TABACCHI - ROOM 217 - SOPHOMORE First row: R. Spets, W. Raivio, S. Josephson, vice president; G. Albert, president; M. Zerbst, secretary; P Magdziak, treasurer; W. Colasacco, J. Schuman. Second row: M. Brown, N. Konstenius, J. Hantula, F. Talo, M. McDonald, J. Vizanko, K. Phillips, C. Munari, MISS TABACCHI, L. Maki. Third row: K. Kangas, R. De Mario, J. Ruditis, J. Olexa, J. Hosking, R. Asplund, W. Grose, T. Bednar, J. Kinnunen, D. Fisher. Absent: G. Kivi. MISS PAPE - ROOM 312 - SOPHOMORE First row: L. McMillen, G. Abramson, K. Kangas, secretary; D. Makela, president; D. Pelto, vice president; T. Finco, treasurer; J. Piispanen, K. Juntunen. Second row: MISS PAPE, C. Clemens, J. Hill, S. Sturkol. C. Rowe, J. Kolson, B. Oesleby, T. Tippett, E. Wainio, B. Brownell, D. Aspinwall. Third row: A. Ranta, R. Hanson, R. Digiorgio, E. Beckstrom, R. Sauter, R. Larson, J. Kunz, J. Kimball, M. Muller. Absent: B. Green. FRESHMAN OFFICERS Treasurer..........................CAROLE DELODDER Secretary.............-...........DARLENE BULINSKI Vice President--------------------- GERI DUBBE President........-.....................RICK ANTIN MISS BIRGE - ROOM 223 - FRESHMAN First row: J. Jobe, N. Colasacco, M. Johnson, D. Ringwall, G. Dubbe, vice president; J. Zegowski, treasurer; J. Slavin, secretary; D. Stone, president; P. Mattila. Second row: MISS BIRGE, J. Holmes, C. Wennersten, E. Michaels, C. Beckman, D. Ruby, S. Kujanson, P. Anderson. Third row: E. Longhini, B. Perkins, C. Berg-quist, D. Bulinski, S. O'Donahue, L. Haas, J. Kivi, J. Delodder. Absent: P. Kucera. MR. BETCHEK - ROOM 209 - FRESHMAN First row: S. July, C. Saari, L. Nelson, secretary; J. Rouse, treasurer; P. Woodcock, vice president; M. McCullough, J. Ostlund. Second row: R. DeMarte, H. Gingery, K. Raivio, B. Benson, M. Ketola, S. Hautamaki, A. Soltis, W. Korhonen. Third row: MR. BETCHEK, D. Bonk, D. Asplund, G. Anderson, J. Ihlenfeldt, H. Johnson, D. Cloud, A. Dalphonso. Absent: M. Lambrix, D. Maki, J. Tregembo, president. MRS. ELLIS - ROOM 115 - FRESHMAN First row: B. Suzik, L. Cook. C. Erickson, J. Willett, MRS. ELLIS. S. Cerioni, J. Josephson, B. Johnson. B. Mattson. Second row: L. Olson, secretary; R. Antin, M. Rosen, B. Belmas, R. DeMario, W. Rahko. D. Lor-enson. Third row: P. Kopecko, J. Lakner, R. Niemi, R. Bodah, S. Albert, J. Iafolla, treasurer; J. Kessler, P. Smith, president; P. Ryskewecz. Absent: C. Saippa. MR. DESAUTELLE - ROOM 219 - FRESHMAN First row: O. Peltonen, K. Anderson, B. Janov. treasurer; J. Ballard, secretary; C. Wangaard, president; M. J. Gullan, vice president; J. Brunell, S. McIntyre, C. Richards. Second row: J. Serbin, R. Kouala, K. Johnson, D. Stiles, C. Delodder, S. Lewinski, C. Kivi, D. Colasacco. Third row: MR. DESAUTELLE, C. Kahara, J. Bergman, D. Makinen, R. Yurchek, J. Rowell, R. Dudra, D. Hill, T. Novascone. MR. HADY - ROOM 218 - FRESHMAN First row: L. Nelson. S. Bentzen, treasurer; H. Anderson, secretary; B. Bachon, president; E. Repischak, vice president; E. Decker, J. Juutilainen, C. Jacquart. Second row: S. Soltis, R. Rouse, G. Dixon, M. Sievila, J. Maki, A. Goodwin, T. Vizanko. Third row: MR. HADY, J. Bourbeau, D. Pauli, M. Lehocky, J. Johnson, J. Hein, W. King, R. Korpela. Absent: B. Vandenberg, J. McIntyre. MR. BALASZ - ROOM 203 - FRESHMAN First row: J. Bloomquist, L. Koivisto, B. Carlson, treasurer, J. Olson, secretary; B. Johnson, president; R. Long-hini, vice president; K. Zoberski, D. Strick. Second row: MR. BALASZ, W. Huttu, J. Kangas, A. Mattila, C. Lahtinen, S. Johnson, B. Smeeth, D. Engstrom, R. Anderson. Third row: R. DeMario, J. Rintala, D. Beissel, F. Wesalauski, D. Coleman, J. Rye, R. Miller, B. Haavisto, D. Rahko. Careful, he may have you-know-what behind his back! POOF! CANDID CAPERS PLEASURE ANb ACTION MAKE THE HWRJ SEEM 5HOKT. -SHAKtsm«E ACTIVITIES HEMATITE STAFF EDITORS DIANNE AHO SANDRA SCHUTTE VIRGINIA VELIN JOAN STOUT Typing Editor Business Manager Treasurer Layout Editor Advisors HEMATITE EDITORIAL STAFF Seated: J. Minkin, R. Lund, L. Berry. Standing: K. Helgren, B. Isaacson, C. Heinonen, C. Gustafson, MISS TABACCHI, Advisor; S. Johnson, Co-Editor; V. Forslund, Co-Editor. HEMATITE BUSINESS STAFF Seated: D. Landretti, S. Schutte, V. Velin, J. Lutey. Standing: M. Luoma, M. Berzinski, K. Voyce, M. Hariu, D. Mattila, L. Talaska. HEMATITE ART STAFF Seated: K. Aukee, J. Carlson, M. Dalphonso, J. Stout. Standing: E. Sunie, B. Lindberg, A. Jacquart, B. Wickman. HEMATITE TYPIST STAFF Seated: D. Aho, J. Rundquist. Standing: C. Saari, G. Olson, N. Larson, K. Ulasich, D. Martrella. Absent: S. Wright. Keyhole Editorial Board. Seated: M. Mattson, S. Woodworth, J. Stout, N. Larson, A. Nasi, E. Salmi, A. Al-lender, E. Anderson, P. Saffron, M. L. Antin, A. M. Makela. Standing: B. Erickson, J. Nasi, MR. BEDNAR. KEYHOLE This year the Keyhole is going to complete twenty-one years of writing about our school and city affairs. The business staff sells advertising space and has done a fine job of making the paper self-supporting. The Keyhole sponsors dances throughout the year to raise money for expenses. Our paper is distributed to all parts of the United States through its exchange department. The staff is under the direction of Alice Allender and Eva Anderson, co-editors; Jean Lutey and Pat Saffron, feature editors; Arnelle Nasi and Eleanor Salmi, news editors; Mari Lou Antin and Ann Marie Makela, typing editors; Nancy Larson and Joan Stout, exchange editors; sports editors, John Nasi and Bruce Erickson. Mr. Bed-nar is the advisor. Keyhole Business Staff. First row: P. Werther, N. Fredrickson, R. M. Kauppi, M. Hariu, V. Forslund, S. Johnson, L. Berry, A. Allender, B. Isaacson, K. Aukee, R. Lund. Second row: J. Stout, J. Lutey, D. Stonemark, D. Osmanson, MR. BEDNAR, B. Manila. Absent: J. Lutey, C. Gustafson, S. Blomberg. Luther L. Wright High School confers no higher honor than membership in the National Honor Society, a society which gives recognition to those students who have most nearly attained the basic objectives of education: Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Each year not more than fifteen per cent of the graduation class and five percent of the junior class are elected into this honorary group, whose blue and gold keystone and flaming torch remind its members to be faithful to the high ideals exemplified by its symbols and forever to follow the light of truth. On February 18, 1957, Alice Allender, Virginia Forslund, Ann Makela, Pat Saffron, Jane Lutey, Robert Manila, Sandra Schutte, William Rouse, Carol Gustafson, Shirley Johnson, and Russell Suomi were initiated into the Luther L. Wright branch of the National Honor Society. In an impressive candle-light ceremony the symbols, principles, obligations, and responsibilities of membership were explained, and the honored group pledged to pass the torch of honor unsullied to future members. To fulfill this task the initiates elected the following officers: Alice Allender, President; Virginia Forslund, Vice President; Ann Makela, Secretary; and Pat Saffron, Treasurer. In the February 25, 1958 initiation ceremonial, when thirteen seniors and fifteen juniors became members of the National Honor Society, the 1957 and 1958 initiates together with the Society's sponsor Miss Jennie Johnson repeated their pledge of allegiance: I pledge myself to uphold the high purpose of this Society to which I have been elected, striving in every way by word and deed to make its ideals the ideals of my school and of my life. 64 First row: B. Rouse, S. Schutte, J. Lutey, A. Allender, R. Suomi. Second row: V. Forslund, P. Saffron, A. Makela, C. Gustafson, S. Johnson, B. Manila. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SENIORS, First row: B. Isaacson, A. Nasi, M. Hariu, J. Nasi, T. Richter, V. Velin, M. Mattson. Second row: K. Voyce, R. Lund, J. Erickson. J. Slining, J. Lutey, E. Salmi. JUNIORS, Third row: V. Novascone, J. Mattson, J. Bednar, E. Grenda, J. Nelson, L. Sher, J. Manson, J. Hariu. Fourth row; C. Ziem, R. Friedman, D. Dahlin, D. Miller, B. Toth, P. Sheridan, J. Kasmarick. First row: T. Vizanko, R. Antin, J. Rintala, J. Ihlenfelt, L. Olson, B. Mattson, D. Beissel, K. Impola. Second row: D. Ringwall, C. Erickson, C. Delodder, H. Anderson, C. Ziem, J. Setterlund, M. Newman, S. Cerioni, G. Dubbe, S, Lewinski. Third row: MISS JOHNSON, J. Hantula, J. Kasmarick, J. Stone, E. Repischak, J, Bloomquist, B. Janov, S. Albert, W. Pera. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club seeks to acquaint the members with various phases of Roman and Greek culture. Anniversaries of significant dates in ancient history are observed with special activities such as outside speakers, films, and slides which are used when available. The meetings are also enjoyed as social get-togethers. The Latin Club float, Ironwood Captures the Golden Fleece, won an Honorable Mention in the Homecoming Parade this year. A tin foil tree and lights, and of course, refreshments, were included in the club's annual Christmas program. In addition, gayly wrapped gifts were sent to the children at the State Hospital in Newberry. The officers are; David Makela, president; Mary Oesleby, vice president; Kristine Phillips, secretary; Tom Larson, treasurer; Barbara Oesleby, Student Council Representative; and Miss Jennie Johnson, the faculty sponsor. Seated: G. Albert, J. Jacisin, J. Anderson, D. Makela, T. Larson, R. Sauter, A. Hansen, J. Vizanko, J. Siirila, L. Wright. Second row: L. Maki, K. Phillips, K. Peterson, M. Oesleby, C. Rowe, N. Konstenius, B. Boyle, MISS JOHNSON. Third row: R. Freidman, D. Dahlin, N. Fredrickson, S. Blom-berg, J. Slining, K. Pumala, B. Oesleby, P. Mindorff, M. Turnen, J. Pavlovich, M. Westerberg. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS J This year, the members of the French Club began their flurry of activities with the preparation of their entry in the Homecoming Parade, a tall cocoanut tree perched atop a blue draped car with a dejected Maroon on Devil's Island. Later in the fall, the new French students were formally initiated in the club. The singing of French songs is one of the major aspects of the French Club. In December the songs, of course, were in the traditional Christmas spirit. Popular French songs were sung at a special spring session. As customary, the club participated in the All-School Party and was in charge of the Prom Check Your Wraps booth. With the coming of spring the members eagerly planned their banquet, featuring a French menu and a program of entertainment in French. In addition to these social functions the members held business meetings presided over by the following officers, under the direction of Miss Tabacchi: Jean Lutey, President; David Kauppi, Vice President; Karen Helgren, Secretary; Doris Mattila, Treasurer. First row; D. Stiles, B. Fisher, L. Milavetz, B. Mason, L. Sher, J. Ruby, MISS TABACCHI, J. Lehto, D. Eifolla, C. Lahtinen. Second row: K. Zoberski, K. Voyce, P. Aho, S. Nelson, J. Lutey, J. Johnson, S. Schutte, V. Velin, L. Nelson, M. Ketola, M. Sievila, D. Aho. Third row; J. Landretti, M. McDonald, D. Ruby, S. Rosa, D. Rigoni, J. Ballard, M. DeMarte, J. Koski, S. Josephson, D. Rahko, D. DaPra, R. Bond, D. Kauppi, D. Mattila, E. Sunie, L. Nelson, J. Johnson, K. Helgren, B. Smeeth, D. Gunderson, B. Tregembo. I 3 Seated: MR, THEILAN, J. Bonk, D. Dahlin, J. Johnson, MR. JACOBSON. Standing: R. Freidman, T. Vizanko, J. Pavlovich, R. Johnson, D. Kauppi, C. Kahara, D. Beissel, R. Antin. DEBATE My colleague and I are pleased to be debating this vitally important question. We must take issue - - - These formal and rather stately courtesies heard in the halls of L. L. Wright in October mark the opening of debate season for Mr. Jacobson and his group which includes Ron Friedman and Don Dahlin, juniors, and veterans from last year's team which had presented the school with it first U. P. debate championship. A number of aspiring debaters soon discovered that debate's formality masks an intensive regime of research, speech, writing and revision of arguments from four to six every afternoon. This grueling pace reduced the group to a hard core of twelve. James Johnson, senior, and Robert Korpela, junior, made the varsity negative team and fell to the tender care of Mr. Thielen. The others constituted a promising reserve squad. Resolved: That direct U. S. economic aid to foreign nations be limited changed from a remote formal sentence to a matter of intense personal concern. The Marshall Plan, Mutual Aid, World Bank, became items of intense daily study and argument. L. L. W. was host to its first U. P. Practice Tournament, November 11, at which the team won all six varsity and five of seven reserve debates. The varsity won four of six debates in the tri-state competition at the Duluth Denfield Invitational Tournaments, November 23. At the second Practice Tournament at Escanaba, December 15, the varsity won all the preliminary rounds but lost the championship finals to Holy Name H. S. of Escanaba. This presented another substantial achievement although the traditional dinner at the Iron Inn seemed a little subdued, for, in addition to the second place trophy the team received the U. of Michigan Plaque, and Ron Friedman and Don Dahlin were awarded finalists' gold watches by the Detroit Free Press. Now Mr. Jacobson stops a student and remarks, Here's a good book on next year's subject. Read it! Take notes! Mr. Thielen pauses by a seat in study hall, There's a good article in 'US NEWS'. Read it! Take notes! After all, next October is coming closer every day. First rows J. Erickson, J. Bonk, B. Mason, L. Milavetz. Second row: J. Aili, L. Sher, C, Chapman, MR, HELD. C. Wallace, K, Voyce, J. Stone. Third row: J. Rundquist, M. Maki, S. lewinski, K. Aukee, R. Lund, J. Carlson, J. Carlson. Fourth row: J. Nelson, J. Aili, B. Boyle, E. Grenda. THE FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America is an organization that gives students interested in teaching an opportunity to learn more about the profession and to do some cadet teaching. Many of the members visited Wisconsin State College at Superior, Wisconsin. They were shown the college campus, the administrative building, the dormitories, and the school buildings. The members of Future Teachers of America also participated in Teas given by other local clubs. This year's officers are: President, Karen Aukee; Vice President, Janet Nelson; Secretary, Jacqueline Rundquist; Treasurer, Lynn Sher; and Librarian, Elaine Grenda. The club is under the direction of Mr. Held. Left to right: J. Swanson, R. Antin, E. Repischak, B. Perttula, B. Erickson, Mr. Sartoris, D. Landretti, G. Bel-mas, J. O'Donahue, R. Hanson, J. Hariu, P. Smith, P. Werther. EXECUTIVE BODY OF STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council had a successful year under the leadership of David Landretti, president; Gene Belmas, vice president; Carol Gustafson, secretary; and Jackie Hariu, treasurer. MR. JOHN SAR -TORIS was the faculty advisor. Each year the students elect two class representatives, and one representative from each homeroom, club, and organization to express their wants and opinions. The primary aims of the Student Council are to attain the objectives of the student body and to put self-government by the student body into effect. First row: C. Wangaard, J. Kivi, B. Johnson, C. Lahtinen, M. Sievila, P. Smith, L. Olson. Second row: D. Aspinwall, J. Hosking, J. Pavolvich, L. Neimi, R. Suzik, R. Slade, J. Lukas. Third row: Mr. Sartoris, J. Tal-aska, D. Slade, L. Hopkins, A. Tapio, G. Harrington, F. Bednar, A. Johnson. Fourth row: P. Pertile, J. Minkin, J. Lutey, H. Sunie, E. Anderson, R. Lund, M. Mattson, J. Nasi, D. Stonemark. REPRESENTATIVES OF STUDENT COUNCIL Some of the projects undertaken by the Student Council are the choosing of commercial assemblies, organizing the magazine drive, sponsoring Twirp season, and planning assemblies and a very successful Homecoming. This year's Home -coming parade was a great success with many clever floats entered by clubs and homerooms. Our school is proud of our Student Council, which has done an excellent job in promoting good citizenship and sportsmanship, and in building good character. First row: D. Dahlin. Second row: A. Nasi, MR. ANDERSON, J. Lutey. Third row: M. Suzik, S. Koykar, J Slining, P. Butler, A. Allender, D. Manila. Fourth row: J. Morin, S. Perlberg, R. Kauppi, T. Sprasky, A. Jacquart, R. Friedman, J. Kangas, P. Johnson. Fifth row: M. Freeman, H. Anderson, S. Bentzen, J. Pavlovich, P. Yurchak, G. Soderman, P. Magdziak, A. Tapio, P. Shifra. INTERCOM CLUB May I have your attention please, resounds through our classrooms time and time again. The members of the Intercom Club relinquish their own time each day and have a big responsibility keeping us informed regarding the many forthcoming activities and events. Any student interested in announcing work is eligible. Usually a student gives up one or more of his study periods to serve the school. Under the direction of their Chib advisor, Mr. Charles Anderson, the Club chose Jane Lutey as president, Don Dahlin as vice president, Arnelle Nasi as secretary, and Pat Butler as treasurer. 72 I THE PARENT-TEACHER-STUDENT ASSOCIATION The P. T. S. A. is a comparatively new group organized three years ago in order to promote the welfare of our young people in home, school, church, and community; to raise the standards of their home life; to secure adequate laws for their care and protection; to bring into a closer relationship the home and school, that parents and teachers may co-operate intelligently in the training of the child; and to develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for the child every advantage in physical, mental, social, and spiritual education. Officers for the year have been: Mrs. Ben Gertz, President; Mrs. Carl Koykar, First Vice President; Mrs. John Finco, Second Vice President; Karen Voyce, Recording Secretary; Mr. Gustave Swanson, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. Joseph Bulinski, Treasurer; and Loretta Jobe, Historian. ■EXECUTIVE BOARD Left to right: Mrs. B. Gertz, Karen Voyce, Mrs. A. Repischak, Mrs. T. Wanden, Mrs. J. Bulinski, Mrs. C. Koykar, Mrs. J. Bolich, Mrs. J. Finco, Sharon Viher, Mr. G. Swanson, Mr. J. Sheridan. First row: R. Lintonen, R. Saart. Second row: J. Nasi. C. Ziem. Third row: G. Kleimola, P. Cardini, B. Potinsky. 4-H CLUB The 4-H Club undertakes 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 Country. Several of the projects in which the members participate are gardening, dairying, forestry, food preparation, and handicraft. Direction of the 4-H Club is by the Service Club composed of older 4-H members of Gogebic County who have had three or more years of active 4-H work. Initiation into the Service Club, which is held at an annual banquet, is by invitation only. The officer from this division is Charlotte Ziem, secretary. RED PEPPERS One of the purposes of the Red Peppers is to help freshman and sophomore girls to become acquainted by gathering together socially; another, is to help them learn the value of co-operation in working toward a goal. With the money raised from candy sales, dances, and dues, the club has the opportunity to make a trip to some city each year. The club meets every second and fourth Tuesday of each month, alternating business and social meetings. The officers this year are: J. Pavlovich, president; J. Stone, vice president; K. Berlin, secretary; K. Phillips, treasurer. The club sponsor is MISS BIRGE. First row: J. Stone, J. Pavlovich, K. Berlin, K. Phillips. Second row: MISS BIRGE, L. Maki, D. Vlasich, C. Wennersten, K. Johnson. Third row: J. Zegoski, C. Rowe, J. Schuman, P. Mindorff, S. Jakeway, M. Turunen, J. Rouse, S. Hautamaki, B. Boyle. First row: MR. OSTROM, P. Sheridan, J. Bolich, H. Lakvold, M. Myette, D. Sauter, D. Miller, J. Hosking, MR. BETCHEK. Second row: G. Belmas, L. Miklesh, A. Fredrickson, J. Badouski, D. Zarimba, P. Smith, J. Jacisin, G. Albert, W. Grose. Third row: P. Penile, K. Bashara, J. Thomas, D. Dahlin, W. Kurta, T. Bednar, R. Maki, G. Hakari. Fourth row: E. Beckstrom, D. Makela, D. Aspinwall, J. Ingison, MR. PALMER. “ ” CLUB The aim of the I Club is to promote athletics in the high school and grade schools, to encourage school loyalty, and to promote friendship among athletic students. Any person earning a letter in any spon is eligible for membership in the club. This year's activities include selling pencils, sponsoring dances, selling refreshments at basketball games, and assisting with grade school athletics. The officers this year are: Robert Poljack, President; Mike Myette, Vice President; and Richard Sauter, Secretary-Treasurer. The club advisors are Mr. Betchek, Mr. Ostrom, Mr. Krznarich, and Mr. Palmer. 76 First row: J. Bolich, R. Pol jack, R. Maki, G. Belmas, D. Miller, D Dahlin. Second row: G. Albert, J. Jacisin, W. Grose, J. Hosking, J. Badouski, P. Sheridan. Third row: R. Asplund, D. Kapets, D. Aspinwall, D. Sauter, J. Thomas, L. Miklesh. Fourth row: J. O'Donahue, D. Zarimba, M. Myette, B. Kurta, H. Lakvold, J. KRZNARICH. NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY The National Athletic Scholarship Society was founded in 1925 by a group of high school principals who felt that the organization would foster high scholarship among boy athletes. Other purposes of this society are to stimulate a desire for balanced training, to elevate the ideals of sportsmanship, and to develop leadership in boy athletes of the secondary schools of the United States. Eligibility to membership in this society is limited to those boys who earn an athletic letter in either a major sport or two minor sports, whose academic average for three consecutive semesters is equal to, or higher than, the general average of the school for the same period, and who have exemplified good citizenship and sportsmanship. The officers for 1957-1958 are as follows: Mark Hendrickson, President; David Landretti, Vice President; and Robert Poljack, Secretary. The faculty sponsor is Mr. John Krznarich. 77 The G. A. A. is an athletic association for all 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 sportsmanship. The sports participated in during the 1957 - 1958 year were volleyball, hit-pin baseball, basketball, table tennis, badminton and baseball. Medals were awarded to the winning team members of each sport. Emblems and letters were presented to the girls who had earned membership points in different sports. Extra sports included were bowling and swimming parties. For the first time a trophy was presented to the outstanding senior girl in G. A. A. The girls were under the sponsorship of Mrs. Darlene Palmer and the following were the officers: president, Jean Lutey; vice president, Carole Heinonen; secretary, Shirley Johnson; treasurer, Jane Lutey; recording secretary, Alice Allender; publicity chairman, Betsy Isaacson. GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First row: M. DeMarte, A. Tapio, E. Decker, H. Anderson, J. Lutey, A. Allender, B. Isaacson, S. Johnson, R. Lund, J. Minkin, S. Bentzen, S. Hautamaki, L. Sher, J. Aili, K. Hautala, K. LeGeault. Second row: J. Brunell, J. Rouse, B. Mason, E. Briggs, M. Newman, R. Bosanac, J. Magdziak, L. Maki, P. Mindorff, K. Phillips, C. Wennersten, M. J. Gullan, M. Oesleby, S. Hill, J. Mattson, J. Hariu. Third row: J. Steffanidies, D. Gunderson, A. Kujanson, J. Mattson, J. Sievila, P. Shifra, J. Kangas, K. Zoberski, D. Strick, A. Soltis, J. Kasmerick, G. Soderman, D. Rigoni, S. Rosa, M. McDonald, D. Vlasich. Fourth row: J. Pawlicki, J. Bloomquist, E. Repischak, C. Erickson, C. Delodder, R. Suzik, C. Jolie, J. Aldridge, H. Slining, K. Peterson, S. Koykar, J. Pachmayer, P. Johnson, P. Magdziak, R. Fafford. Fifth row: MRS. PALMER, G. Dixon, S. O'Donahue, S. Lewinski, J. Aili, S. Ryskewecz, M Jarvi, D. Dudra. E. Tregembo, M. Durham, S.Sipponen, J. Lehto, E. Johnson, J. Zegoski, B. Smeeth, D. Bulinski, D. Nelson, S. Johnson, K. Koivisto, K. Packmayer, E. Stolt, M. Suzik, S. Josephson, D. Rahko, L. Jobe. Seventh row: M. Sievila, J. Landretti, S. Cerioni, G. Dubbe, V. Forslund, J. Fredrickson, M. Hariu, V. Velin, G. Luther, P. Butler, K. Aukee, M. Lotzer, J. Erickson. First row; J. Johnson, J. Lutey, E. Johnson, J. Nasi, J. Mattson, A. Jacquart. Second row: B. Boyle, J. Stone, C. Rhenlund, C. Chapman, C. L. Wallace, D. Aho, A. Nasi, E. Salmi, J. Stout, E. Stolt, B. Mason, K. Packmayer, M. Cichon, K. Ulasich, D. Nelson, R. Bosanac, S. Johnson, K. Olson, K. Koivisto, J. Pachmayer, J. Pawlicki, J. Steffanides, B. Potinsky, L. Semenak. Third row: P. Cardini, K. LeGeault, V. Newby, J. Knu-tilla, D. Niemi, J. Spehar, J. Carlson, M. J. Maki, L. Nelson, E. Decker, J. Brunell, C. Wennersten, H. Anderson, E. Williams, N. Moe, D. Vlasich, L. Niemi, D. Ringwall, J. Zegoski, K. Johnson, D. Bulinski, G. Dubbe, D. Jussila. Fourth row: S. Haggerson, M. A. McDonald, J. Mattson, P. Shifra, M. Newman, M. De- Marte, J. Landretti, J, Sievila, E. Briggs, M. E. Oesleby, J. Hariu, M. Suzik, C. Edwards, P. Mindorff, G. Dixon, E. Michaels, S. O'Donahue, K. Anderson, M. J. Gullan, C. Delodder, J, Rouse, S. Hautamaki, M. Jarvi. Fifth row; C. Ziem, J. Bloomquist, C. Erickson, B. Tregembo, J. Aili, M. Haanpaa, J. Morin, P. Aho, C. Chouinard, B. Fisher, B. Roche, J. Bednar, J. Mattson, S. Hill, M. Sievila, E. Repishack, S. Lewinski, D. Strict, K. Zoberski, A. Soltis, B. Smeeth, J. Johnson, L. Nelson. Sixth row; B. Nelson, J. Pavlovich, K. Berlin, D. Kapets, N. Ostrom, L. Milavetz, M. Westerberg, M. Zerbst, J. Johnson, B. Oesleby, M. Prosek, J. Becker, G. Harrington, L. Maki, K. Phillips, J. Vizanko, J. Siirila, N. Moren, R. Lund, P. Williams, M. Ke-tola. Seventh row: G. Switzer, S. Jakeway, S. Koykar, B. Perttula, L. Wright, S. Cerioni, J. Willett, L. Koivisto, C. L. Lahtinen, J. Ruditis, L. Jobe, R. Suzik, C. Jolie, K. Peterson, D. Dudra, L. Sher, C. Koski, M. Turunen, C. Pumala, K. Pumala, S. Josephson, C. Munari, J. Aili. Eighth row: R. Trudeau, C. Rosen, J. Nelson, P. Yurchak, J. Kasmarick, G. Corda, G. Soderman, M. Lotzer, J. Erickson, K. Jussila, B. Rouse, B. Lindberg, R. Friedman, D. Dahlin, S. Viher, M. Hariu, J. Fafford, S. Ryskewecz, J. Schuman. PEP CLUB The Pep Club is an organization which promotes student interest and participation in various school functions. This club actively supports our athletic teams and backs our cheerleaders at games. In the few short years that this club has been in existence, it has grown into one of the most outstanding organizations of the school. Candy sales and dances, which proved to be very successful, were a few of the activities sponsored by the Pep Club. The profits of these activities are used to charter busses for the out-of-town games. The officers for this year were: Jane Lutey, president; Edna Johnson, vice president; Jean Nasi, secretary; and Joyce Mattson, treasurer. Mrs. Palmer was the advisor. The Pep Club enjoyed a very successful year and was responsible for the increase of pep and enthusiasm at the basketball and football games. 79 SENIOR CLASS PLAY - 1958 CAST 80 P. WERTHER - - M. MAKI---- R. LEHOCKY - ■ D. RASMUSSEN A. ALLENDER -J. ERICKSON - ■ G. CLOUD - - -MR. FRANCIS -D. MARTRELLA B. ROUSE--- D. LANDRETTI JEAN LUTEY - -A. JACQUART -V. FORSLUND - C. GUSTAFSON J. JOHNSON - -V. VELIN - - - P. BUTLER-- JANE LUTEY - - K. AUKEE--- -----Alternate ■ — Alternate Timmy - - ------Alex - - - - Dianne - - — -Laura ...........Ted ------Director ■ - - Miss Riley - Mr. Thomas - - - - -Donny Mrs. Parkinson - - - Rev. Doss - - - Mrs. Doss - Mrs. Johnson - Mr. Johnson - Mrs. Hardy - - Mrs. Allen -------- Rita - --------Nan “THE FAMILY NOBODY WANTED” Watch the birdie! The Doss's little darlings. Rattlesnake! U-u-ug!! Reverend and Mrs. Doss discuss family affairs. A tense moment with Mrs. Parkinson. Mrs. Johnson explains her attitude to the Doss family. 81 Devils! Connie Cooper gets the low-down on the team An I.H.S clown? MEMORIES Trophy awarded to the outstanding basketball player in the area schools in memory of Mr. Jack Kraemer. Intramural basketball champs. PROM Set to the theme of Oriental Gardens, many couples danced dreamily from 9:00 p. m. to 1:00 a. m. at the annual Junior Prom held April 26, 1957, at the Luther L. Wright High School, Queen Karen Helgren and King Peter Pertile led the Grand March amidst Japanese gardens with lighted ming trees while the orchestra's strains flowed from the beautifully decorated bridge. Nearby a 40 foot dragon watched the gay dancers beneath the exotic chandeliers hanging from the ceiling. 83 mw i m SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST First row: Pat Newman, Judy Coxey, Dennie Gertz. Second row: Mary Ann Bednar, Mary Ann Dear, Ardy Kangas, Barbara D. Johnson, Carol Johnson, Barbara A. Johnson, Marilyn Defranco. Third row; Beverly Hag-strom, Jim Juntunen, MR. FRANCIS, Joe LaMarche, Robert Duckstad, Jerry Basso, Robert Knutson, Randolph Jokippi, Bob Luther, Clarence Maki, Dave Olgren, Don Karpinen. May 1957 PitfKTfD By PLAY SNAPS Mrs. Shellenback boxes the ears of her gangster (would be) son, as his mob looks on just as petrified as he. They provided the humor for the play! The beautiful witch, Mrs. McThing, says goodbye to her daughter, Mimi, as Howay and Mrs. LaRue look on in wonder! They provided the core of the story. 86 The ugly witch appears in LaRue towers near the climax of the play. The gangsters do not know what to make of Mimi's mother. CHOIR The choii, which this year consists of two separate mixed choirs, has 108 members. Four big concerts are annually presented.. The Fall Pop Concert featured selections from The King and I and My Fair Lady. The Christmas concert was presented in all its splendor and was accompanied in several numbers by the school orchestra. The Easter Concert was the annual sacred presentation of the Lenten season. The Spring Concert in May featured a wide and wonderful selection of songs. The choir also participated in school pep assemblies and numerous other functions. There were small ensembles which performed for many civic organizations. FIRST CHOIR First row: C. Chouinard, J. Mattson, secretary; T. Baluha, A. Hansen, T. Hulstrom, J. Ingison, B. Halama, G. Belmas, president; P. Koski, B. Boyle, M. Cichon. Second row: L. Berry, L. Wright, B. Fisher, K. Berlin, P. Werther, C. Kahara, D. Kauppi, J. Jacisin, B. Grose, K. Hautala, J. Stout, M. Zerbst, MISS H. WHITE. Third row: C. Stone, C. Munari, M. Dalphonso, B. Mason, N. Moren, B. Carlson, J. Olson, R. Johnson, D. Makela, D. Sauter, J. O Donahue, S. Hill, treasurer; B. Roche, B. DeMarici M. Westerburg. Fourth row: B. Tregembo, J. Kolson, N. Ostrom, D, Vlasich, J. Pavlovich, J. Bonk, J. Anderson, A. Jacquart, L. Hopkins, D. Pelto, D. Nelson, R. Lund, C. Gustafson, J. Aldridge, K. Peterson, J. Johnson, C. Rowe. CHOIR The last performances of the school year were the baccalaureate and commencement services. The officers of this year's choir were: Third hour choir, president, Gene Belmas; vice president, Dave Makela; secretary, June Mattson; treasurer, Sandra Hill. First hour choir, president, Donna Nelson; vice president, Bruce Belmas; secretary, Donna Ringwall; treasurer, John Slavin. The choir, under the direction of Miss Helen White, was accompanied by Janice Johnson, Barbara Boyle, and Phyllis Koski. SECOND CHOIR First row: H. Anderson, P. Woodcock, C. Beckman, L. Nelson, B. Johnson, T. Vizanko, B. Belmas, vice president; M. Rosen, D. Nelson, president; C. Jacquart, K. Anderson, D. Ringwall, secretary. Second row: L. Maki, K. Zoberski, J. Rouse, G. Dixon, L. Cook, R. Rouse, J. Slavin, treasurer; L. Olson, S. Hautamaki, J. Zegoski, J. Kangas, MISS H. WHITE. Third row: J. Brunell, A. Soltis, B. Smeeth, D. Strick, K. Johnson, B. Perkins, J. Kivi, J. Delodder, E. Decker, D. Bulinski, B. Benson, M. Lehocky, J. Ballard. Fourth row: C, Wennersten, L. Niemi, E. Michaels, M. Gullan, D. Coleman, D. Bonk, P. Smith, P. Ryskewecz, G. Dubbe, J. Stone, S. O'Donahue, C. Jolie, K. Olson. MY FAIR LADY CHOIR CONCERTS THE KING AND I1 SENIOR BAND The color and enthusiasm of half-time, especially during football season, is due to the successful and outstanding performances of our band I Massed on the field, beating out a quick rhythm at the Upper Peninsula Band Festival at Escanaba, April 26, or playing beautiful music in formal concert appearances, the band is a well-drilled and impressive sight. The spirited marches, jazz, waltzes, and rhumbas make our band a versatile one. The pep band provides the music for the home basketball games filling our ears with catchy tunes, both popular and rhythmic. Individual groups and even soloists have lent their special talents at numerous gatherings. Ring one; P. Saffron, J. Lutey, J. Hantula, D. Ruby, J. Olson, D. Stiles, J. Johnson. Ring two: J. Carlson. J. Sievila, C. Rowe, J. Pavlovich, C. Lathinen, J. Morin, E. Grenda, J. Thomas, M. Hariu, J. Erickson, J. Fredrickson, B. Boyle, K. Pumala. Ring three: S. Vlher, S. Lllmakka, J. Mattson. L. Olson, M. Chichon, M. Turunen, T. Novascone, B. Carlson, J. Mattson, J. Lutey, B. Perttula, J. Schuman. J. Spehar, J. Hariu, J. Mattson, S. Lewinski, J. Plispanen, C. Pumala. Ring four: S. Bolich, J. Bloomquist, C. Delodder, J. Slirila, R. Miller, C. Maki, M. Sievila, E. Wills. C. Chouinard, D. Vlasich, M. Westerberg, J. Minkin, D. Eifolla, M. Newberg, C. Phillips, J. Beissel, J. Bonk, C. Kahara, T. Kilponen. Standing: K. Voyce, V. Novascone, K. Nelson, G. Stiles, R. Lintonen, MR. STILES, L. Jobe, P. Cardini, J. Mizgala, D. Martrella. C. Ziem, B. Fisher. DRUM MAJORETTES Seated: E. Repischak, S. Rosa. Standing: G. Corda, J. Bodouski, C. Munari. GERMAN BAND Seated: J. Sievila, P. Saffron, C. Rowe, R. Lintonen, J. Mattson, T. Kilponen, MR. STILES. First row: A. Jacquart, G. Olson, T. Sprasky, M. Zerbst. Second row: R. Fredrickson, N. Fredrickson, K, Berlin. J. Seymour, D. Engstrom, J. Serbin, J. Johnson, D. Ruby, P. Saffron, J. Lutey, J. Spehar, J. Minkin. Third row: R. Hanson, J. Slining, E. Grenda, J. Lutey, J. Mattson. Standing: C. Ziem, J. Mizgala, C. Stone, P. Koski, MR. BAER. ORCHESTRA The Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Baer, has worked hard this year to give the student body some wonderful entertainment. They have also appeared at the various grade schools and at the Grand View Hospital. Highlights of the year were: the Christmas program in which selected band members joined with the Orchestra to accompany the choir; the Chorus and Orchestra festival on April 19, held in Negaunee; the mass orchestra concerts held later in the evening; and the high school assemblies given in neighboring communities. A very instructive clinic was conducted for the orchestra members by the Stanley Quartet from the University of Michigan, in connection with the University of Michigan concert series. Not only has this group provided entertainment, but it also has served to stimulate interest in string instruments. The officers for the year included Art Jacquart, president; Margaret Zerbst, vice president; Gail Olson, secretary; Carol Stone, treasurer. O Glockenspiel! O Glockenspiel! CANDID CAPERS A finger on the scale ? The Man in the Iron Mask. ” — HILLS OCR HILLS flNO OLfS OR fOft KING PETE KING'S COURT Bob Lehocky Bob Wickman John Bolich Mark Hendrickson Charles Gullan QUEEN JANE QUEEN’S COURT Betsy Isaacson Eva Anderson Marla Hariu Carole Heinonen Myla Mattson HOMECOMING FLOATS Home Room 232 - brewing up a victory. wi U I v i uO . ____________________ French Club float shows Menominee marooned on Devils' Island. Latin Club depicts Iron wood's hopes for victory. First row: K. Bashara, B. Beckstrom, MR. PALMER. L. Miklesh, D. Miller, D. Peterson. R. Saari. C. Gullan, J. Bolich, G. Beltnas, R. Karvonen, MR. BETCHEK, D. Aspinwall. Second row: MR. OSTROM, B. Suzik, J. Hosking, B. Kuna, R. Asplund, D. Kapets, J. Wilson, D. Dahlin, M. Hendrickson, D. Zarimba, J. Bergman, Mr. Krznarich. Third row: J. Slavin, E. Longhini, J. Jacisin, R. Oberst, D. Beckman, P. Smith, G. Alben, J. Thomas, J. Kivi, C. Kivi. Fourth row: B. Johnson, J. Iafolla, R. Longhini, H. Lakvold, J. O’Donahue, M. Myette, D. Sauter, P. Sheridan. D. Misuraco, A. Dalphonso, R. Dudra, S. Alben. Fifth row: A. Goodwin, B. Mattson, L. Vizanko, D. Stone, B. Belmas, R. De-Mario, C. Wangaard, J. Delodder. FOOTBALL TEAM LETTERMEN SENIORS: C. Gullan, 2; M. Hendrickson, 2; R. Saari, 1; J. Bolich, 2. JUNIORS: G. Belmas, 2; D. Dahlin, 1; B. Johnson, 1; R. Karvonen, 2; H. Lakvold, 1; L. Miklesh, 1; D. Miller, 2; D. Misuraco, 2; M. Myette, 1; R. Oberst, 1; P. Sheridan, 1; J. Thomas, 1; J. Wilson, 1; D. Zarimba, 1; B. Grose, 1; R. Asplund, 1. SOPHOMORES: G. Albert, 1; D. Beckman, 1; J. Hosking, 1; J. Jacisin, 1; D. Kapets, 1; B. Kurta, 1; J. O'Donahue, 1; R. Sauter, 1. FRESHMEN: P. Smith, 1. SCORES OF GAMES Ironwood - 7 Iron Mountain - 19 Ironwood - 6 Denfield - 14 Ironwood - 2 Hurley - 12 Ironwood - 6 Escanaba - 27 Ironwood - 7 Calumet - 59 Ironwood - 7 Bessemer - 55 Ironwood - 7 Menominee - 51 Ironwood - 13 Wakefield - 45 COACHES: J. Ostrom, Head Coach; J. Krznarich, J. Betchek, H. Palmer. STUDENT MANAGERS: E. Beckstrom, D. Aspinwall, K. Bashara. MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS: G. Belmas, defense; C, Gullan, offense. SENIOR LETTERMEN First row: J. Toth, MR. BETCHEK, MR. OSTROM, J. Jacisin. Second row: R. Yurchak, R. Poljack, J. Badouski, H. Lakvold, D. Osmanson, D. Miller, J. Hosking, J. Talaska, R. Maki, T. Kilponen, D. Stonemark. Ironwood - Hurley Basketball Game VARSITY TEAM TED KILPONEN DICK STONEMARK ROBERT MAKI JAY BADOUSKI HOWARD LAKVOLD VARSITY ROBERT POIJACK BASKETBALL RONALD YURCHAK JOHN TALASKA DICK OSMANSON JIM HOSKING DON MILLER First row: G. Albert, M. Myette, COACH OSTROM, R. Glynn, J. O'Donahue. Second row; C. Sutherland, J. Anderson, T. Kellet, D. Maki, B. Kurta, E. Kangas, L. Mlklesh, D. Sauter. “B” TEAM FRESHMAN TEAM First row: B. Suzik, R. De Mario, J. Slavin, B. Huttu, J. Ihlenfeldt, B. Johnson, C. Kivi, D. Asplund, J. Wangaard, T. Vizanko. Second row; S. Albert, R. Longhint, P. Smith, P. Kopecko, B. Perkins, W. King, J. Tregembo, J. Iafolla, R. Bachon, Coach Krznarich. VARSITY BASKETBALL Ironwood 55 Iron River 68 Ironwood 45 Wakefield 59 Ironwood 57 Negaunee 47 Ironwood 51 Ashland 67 Ironwood 62 Ashland 51 Ironwood 40 Bessemer 50 Ironwood 47 Bessemer 56 Ironwood 49 Calumet 45 Ironwood 61 Marquette 81 Ironwood 45 Hurley 49 Ironwood 49 Wakefield 59 Ironwood 53 Park Falls 54 Ironwood 46 Hurley 53 Ironwood 49 Ishpeming 70 Ironwood 46 Iron Mountain 45 LETTERMEN SENIORS: Bob Poljack, Bob Maki, Ron Yurchak, Dick Osmanson, Dick Stonemark. JUNIORS: Ted Kilponen, Jay Badouski, Don Miller, Howard Lakvold. SOPHOMORES: John Talaska, Jim Hosking, Jerry Anderson. “B” TEAM Ironwood 43 Bessemer 32 Ironwood 69 Mercer 34 Ironwood 37 Bessemer 33 Ironwood 39 Wakefield 30 Ironwood 52 Ashland 25 Ironwood 35 Ashland 32 Ironwood 43 Bessemer 22 Ironwood 29 Bessemer 38 Ironwood 39 Wakefield 34 Ironwood 56 Mercer 19 Ironwood 25 Hurley 24 Ironwood 23 Hurley 31 Ironwood 50 Mercer 21 Ironwood 26 Park Falls 16 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Ironwood 29 Ashland 22 Ironwood 33 Ashland 32 Ironwood 40 Bessemer 24 Ironwood 38 Bessemer 29 Ironwood 26 Roosevelt 24 Ironwood 49 Roosevelt 27 Ironwood 29 Hurley 18 Ironwood 42 Hurley 29 TRACK - 1957 NO. OF NO. OF LETTERS SENIORS PTS. LETTERS JUNIORS PTS. 4 Roy Cedarstrom, Co-Captain 33 1 4 2 Pete Pertile 24 2 Jim Juntunen 21 3 4 2 Gerald Hakari 10 4 Tony Longhini, Co-Captain 12 SOPHOMORES 2 Jerry Basso 12 3 4 1 Don Miller 14 1 Don Karpinen 3 1 2 1 Dave Zarimba 1 1 4 2 Brian Koponen 2 1 2 1 Gene Belmas 4 3 4 2 Carl Vaara 13 1 Dan Misaraco 5 1 2 2 LeRoy Repishek 4 1 2 1 Mike Myette 1 1 2 2 Ken Backman 1 FRESHMAN 2 Tom Cvengros 1 1 Bill Kurta 2 Ironwood's 1957 track season was a very successful one with the team winning the Conference Track Champion- ship and also the Wakefield Invitational Meet. At the Regional Class B Meet, held in Ironwood, they took second place and qualified 14 boys for the finals in Houghton. TENNIS - 7 957 LETTERMEN Robert Poljack Jim Hocking Bob Slade 103 TENNIS 1957 First row: R. Poljack, J. Anderson, B. Nelson, E. Wills. Second row: COACH KRZNARICH, R. Stonemark, J. Hocking, E. Kaven, R. Osmanson. TRACK 1957 First row: B. Koponen, C. Vaara, R. Cedarstrom, J. Juntunen, D. Stelmark, D. Karpinen, L. Repischak, J. Basso, COACH OSTROM, COACH BETCHEK. Second row: D. Kauppi, P. Sheridan, D. Miller, H. Lakvold, M. Myette, T. Keskey, T. Kilponen, G. Belmas, A. Johnson, L. Hopkins. Third row: D. Misuraco, R. Friedman, D. Oahlin, D. Makela, D. Sauter, J. O'Donahue, D. O'Donahue, R. Asplund, J. Cheever. Fourth row: D. Zarimba, R. Karvonen, J. Hosking. W. Grose, J. Jacisin, R. Ahonen, B. Toth, S. Burkette, COACH PALMER. SKI CANDIDATES JUMPERS K. Pachmayer G. Korpi G. Bel mas R. Siirila SLALOM B. Larson A. Fredrickson J. Johnston T. Bednar T. Richter K. Knuttila Coach T. PETERSON First row: G. Luther, M. Newman. Second row: J. Luoma, C Heinonen, M. McDonald, M. DeMarte, J. Hariu, A. Allender. First row: W. Grose, J. Jacisin, D. Sauter, M. Myette, J. Badouski, P. Sheridan, J. Cheever. Second row: COACH PALMER, R. Cheever, L. Miklesh, J. Hosking, R. Maki, D. Miller, H. Lakvold, S. Burkette. BASEBALL Sr. Don Karpinen Clarence Maki Jr. Bob Maki Soph. Don Miller Howard Lakvold Steve Burkette Louis Miklesh Jay Badouski Phil Sheridan Mike Myette Jim Hosking Fresh. Dick Sauter Jim O’Donahue Ironwood 1 Ironwood 3 Ironwood 6 Ironwood 0 Ironwood 1 Ironwood 3 Ironwood 3 Ironwood 3 106 NO. OF LETTERS GAMES AB 3 5 14 1 3 9 1 5 16 2 5 17 1 4 13 1 4 15 1 3 7 1 5 16 1 5 16 1 6 21 1 6 19 1 4 13 1 3 10 Wakefield 0 Bessemer 9 Wakefield 3 Bessemer 11 Wakefield 2 Bessemer 8 Wakefield 9 Bessemer 15 BATTING RUNS HITS AVERAGE 2 2 .143 0 0 .000 1 1 .063 1 4 .235 2 3 .231 4 3 .200 1 1 .143 1 3 .188 1 1 .063 2 1 .047 2 2 .105 1 1 .077 2 0 .000 PITCHING RECORD W - L Jay Badouski 2-2 Jim Hosking 0-2 Don Karpinen 0-2 CONFERENCE STANDING W - L Bessemer o 1 00 Wakefield 2 - 6 Ironwood 2-6 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS KATHLEEN ULASICH SHARON JOHNSON KAREN OLSON “B” TEAM CHEERLEADERS R.O.T.C. COLOR GUARD 110 T. KESKEY, A. JACQUART, L. HOPKINS, J. SWITZER. BATTALION COMMANDER AND STAFF First row: R. Lehocky, W. Rouse, J. Nasi. Second row: K. Jussila, B. Lindberg, T. Richter, R. Suomi. DRILL TEAM Left side: W. Rouse. Background left side: G. Beaugrand. Center: B. Lindberg. Counter - Clockwise from left: D. Dahlin, B. Nelson, D. Kauppi, A. Johnson. J. Becker, L. Hopkins, C. Rosen, J. Johnson, T. Keskey, D. Stelmark, A. Jacquart, J. Switzer. Right side: M SGT. JAMES TUCKER. First row: T. Keskey. Second row: J. Becker, G. Beaugrand. Third row: R. Korpeia, C. Rosen, R. Bjork, D. Dahlin. Fourth row: K. Maki, R. Rintala, R. Dural, R. Aho, D. Zarimba, R. Ruby. Fifth row: W. Edwards, J. Richards, G. Matjska, M. Cox, G. Abramson, W. Kalla. Sixth row: E. Beckstrom, J. Kinnunen, R. Isaacson, W. Ranta, R. Carlson, J. Saari. Seventh row: L. McMillen, R. Ahonen, W. Pera, D. Soltis, G. Kivi, K. Juntunen. Eighth row: T. Pallin, D. Silkworth, C. Rundquist, D. Saari, R. Helmes , J. Hill. Ninth row; J. Kunz, G. Carlson, R. Soyka, R. Saari, J. Rye, M. Maki. Tenth row: J. Laird, R. Mlasko, R. Levijoki, G. Harrington, D. Korpela. Eleventh row: A. Johnson, H. Tapio. Absent: R. Friedman. First row: B. Nelson, A. Jacquart, B. Erickson, R. Erickson. Second row: L. Hopkins, R. Glynn. Third row: T. Kellett, J. Switzer, L. Luckhardt, M. Myette, K. Knutilla, D. Kauppi. Fourth row: C. Johnson, J. Swanson. P. Sheridan, W. Hill, P. Werther, E. Celmens. Fifth row: G. Stiles, E. Kangas, D. Makela, R. Johnson, J. Sandell, D. Jutilainen. Sixth row: G. Gutowski, D. Sarkela, T. Larson, D. DaPra, R. Moselle, R. Gentile. Seventh row: E. Wills, R. Halama, T. Maki, J. Ingison, R. Bond, C. Suzik. Eighth row: K. Pachmayer, D. Erickson, K. Krizmanich. J. Williams, R. Slade, T. Baluha. Ninth row: J. Silkworth, F. Turovaara, K. Nel- son, P. Olson. First row: P. Pertile, D. Sullivan, B. Maki. Second row: D. Peterson, T. Korpela. Third row.- B. Wickman, J. Thomas, T. Wanden, E. Lambert, F. Bednar, T. Kilponen. Fourth row: G. Smith, C. Wirtanen, R. Longhini, J. Rice, L. Olson, D. Kivi. Fifth row: B. Boyer, D. Maki, J. Anderson, R. Verhelst, J. Jacisin, J. Kasieta. Sixth row.- K. Bashara, R. Polmatier, P. Nelson, D. Pelto, B. Hanson, R. Waurio. Seventh row: W. Kinnunen, J. Niksich, R. Fredrickson, R. Kivi, W. Impola, T. Goyins. Eighth row: R. Lintonen, A. Sutherland, J. Lind-blad, J. Suzik, J. Engberg, R. Kangas. Ninth row: D. Sauter, L. Toolanen,T. Bednar, J. LaSota, S. Prebish, F. Hanson. Tenth row: J. Olexa, L. Stimers, J. Kimball, P. Mayo, J. Johnson, W. Minkin. Eleventh row: J. Hosking, J. Williams, D. McManman, F. Strom, D. Aspinwall. Twelfth row: J. Talaska, A. Rye, J. O'Donahue, W. Kivi, T. Hulstrom, J. Heinske. Thirteenth row: R. Jokipii, J. Dudra. BAND First row: T. Kilponen, B. Rouse, A. Jacquart, B. Verhelst, D. Stelmark, B. Nelson, C. Wirtanen. Second row: B. Hanson, C. Maki, D. Kivi, J. Thomas, R. Saari, E. Wills. Third row: L. Olson, G. Stiles, K. Nelson, R. Lintonen, LT. WHITENER. I 13 First row: G. Beaugrand. B. Dural, J. Nasi, L. Luckhardt, L. Hopkins, T. Keskey, T. Richter. Second row; Sgt. Jewess, R. Carlson, J. Rye, T. Wanden, T. Kilponen, R. Ahonen, G. Livingston, M. Maki. BOYS’ RIFLE TEAM The lronwood ROTC Rifle Team has made remarkable progress this year. Four of the regular members were in last year's team which, undefeated in seven matches with various Fifth U. S. Army Area teams during the first semester, went on to win second place trophy for the Fifth Army Area in the William Randolph Hearst Trophy Match, Second place in the National Rifle Association Sectional Tournament and Second place in the ROTC Field Day competition at Houghton. This year the highest score in competition was 893 of a possible 1000 points fired against Cheyenne High School, Cheyenne, Wyoming. The highest individual score in competition was 186 of a possible 200, fired by Larry Hopkins in the current Hearst Trophy Match. The team is managed by Cadet Marvin Maki and coached by Master Sergeant Jack A. Jewess. 114 INDEX A Aaltonen, R.-------- --------45 Abramson, G. - - - - — 53,112 Aho, D. - - 22, 60, 62, 67, 79,115 Aho, P................ 52,67,79 Aho, R. - —-------- • 47,112 Ahohen, R.-----51.104,112,114 Alll, Janith - — - - 45, 69, 78,79 Aill, Judith---47, 69. 78, 79.104 Albert, G.----- 53,66,76,98.102 Albert, S......... 56,66,98,102 Aldridge, J.------- - - 50, 78, 88 Allen, B. Allen, H. Allender, A. 18,22,63,65 72, 78, 80,105,115 Anderson, C. 11,50,72 Anderson, D. 16 Anderson, E. 22,63,71,96 Anderson, G. Anderson, H. 57.66,72.78 79,82, 89,108 Anderson, J. — - — - 51,66,88 102,104,113 Anderson, Karen --------------22 Anderson, Kathleen — 56, 79, 89 Anderson, P. -- - 55 Anderson, Raynard-------------50 Anderson. Reynold ------ 57 Anderson, W.------------------47 Antin, M. Antln, R. 54, 56,66,68,70 Arens, C. - - - - - -11,17,45 Ashlin, S. ■ 52 Aspinwall, D. — • - 53,71,76 98,113 Asplund, D. ■ - - 55,102 Asplund, P. — - Asplund, R. - 53, 98,104 Aukee, K. - -22, 62, 63. 69, 78,80 Aumann, G. — ■ 11 B Bachand, J. - - 50 Bachand, M.-----------------— 52 Bachon, R. - - • 57,102 Badouski, J. - 46, 76,100,101,106 Baer, R. Balasz, E. - - 11,57,94 Ballard, J. — 56,67,89 Baluha, K. - ■ • 45 Baluha, T. - - 51,88,112 Bardon, C. - ■ Bashara, K. - - - - 50,76,98,113 Beaugrand, G. - -47. Ill, 112,114 Becker, J. - -116 45, 79, 82, 111, 112 Beckman, C.— ------------55, 89 Beckman, D. ---- --------51,98 Beckman, R. - -- -- -- -- 22 Beckstrom, E. - - - 53,76,98,112 Bednar, Frank - - - -11,18,45,63 Bednar, Frank Jr.----46, 71,113 Bednar, J.-----------— -45,79 Bednar, M.----------------85, 86 Bednar, T.------- 53,76,105,113 Behrendt, D. --- ------------ -52 Beissel, D. ---------- 57,66,68,91 Belmas, B. - -- -- -- 56, 89, 98 Belmas, G. ----- 44,47,70,76 88,98,104,105 Benson, B. ----------------55, 89 Bentzen, S. ---------- - 57,72,78 Berg, R.........................45 Bergman, J.------------56,98 Bergquist, C.----------------- 55 Berlin, K. --- 50,75,79,88,93 Berry, L.--------23,61,63,88,115 Berzinski, M.------------- 23,61 Best, J. Betchek, J. - - - 11.18,55,76 98,100,104 Bianchi, J. Birge, R. 11,17,55,75 Bjork, R. Blomberg, S. - - Blomiley, M. - ■ • 6 Bloomqulst, J. - -57, ,66.78,79, 91 Bodoh, K. 51 Bodoh, R. Bodouski, J. - - Bolich, J. - 23 ,58,76,98,99 Bolich, J. Mrs. ■ 73 Bolich, S. Bond, R. - 52,67,112 Bonk, D.- 55,89 Bonk, J. -46 ,68,69,88,91 Bosanac, R. — 46,78,79,107 Bourbeau, J. — Boyle, B. - - - ■ ■ - -50,66, 69 75,79,88.91 Brennan, M. - - Briggs, E. Brown, M. - - - Brownell, B. — 53 Brownell, C. - - Brunell, J. - - - 56, 78. 79. 89 Bulinski, D. - - 55,78,79,89 Bulinskl, J. Mrs. 73 Burkette, S. - - Butler, P. - - - 23, 72,78,80,115 c Calgaro, G,-------------------50 Cardini, P.- 46,74,79,91,94 Carli, J.......................23 Carlson, Bernice — - -- -- 52 Carlson, Billy - ■ 51,88 Carlson, Bruce - 57,91,94 Carlson, G. — ■ Carlson, Janice - 23,69 Carlson, Jill - - - 24,62, 69,79,91 Carlson, R. 52,112,114 Cedarstrom, M. 24 Cedarstrom, R. - 104 Cerioni, S. - - - - - 56,66,78,79 82,108 Chapman, Karl - 51 Chapman, Carol 24,69,79 Cheever, J. - - ■ 104,106 Cheever, R. - - Chipperi, R. - - 24 Chouninard, C. -------- 46, 79, 88 91,94 Cichon, M............. 44,47,79 88,91,94 Clemens, C. 53 Clemens, E. 47,112 Cloud, D. —’— - 55 Cloud, G. Colasacco, B, 53 Colasacco, D. - - - 56 Colasacco, N. 55 Coleman, D. - - - ■ 57,89 Colllck, M. 14 Collins, L. ■ 8 Cook, L. ------ • 56, 89 Cook, M. 50 Corda, G. — - - - -44,46, 79, 92 Cox, M. 52,112 Coxey, A. - Coxey, J. - 85, 86 D Dahlin, D. - - - 47, 66, 68, 72. 76 79,98,104,111,112 Dalphonso, A. 55, 98 Dalphonso, M. 24,62,88 Dapra, D. - - 51,67,112 Davey, M. - - 51 Dear, E. - - - 7,8 Dear, M 85 Decker, E. - - 57,78,79,89 Defranco, M. 85 Deleski, M. - 50 Delodder, C. ■ 54,56,66 78, 79. 91 Delodder, J. - 55,89,98 De Mario, B. ■ 47,88 De Mario, Richard 53 INDEX De Mario, Richard D.-------- 57 98,102 De Mario, Ronald De Mane, D. - - De Marte, M. - 45, 67,78,79,105 DeSautelle, J. — - - - - 11,56 Digiorgio, R. - - - Dixon, G. -57,78,79,89 Dubbe, G. - - 54, 55, 66 Duckstad, R. 78,79,89 85,86 Dudra, D. - - 48,78,79 Dudra, J. Dudra, R. Dural, R. - - - - - -46,112,114 Durham, M. E Edwards, C. - 45,79 Edwards, W. - - - 50,112 Ehnbom, J. Ehnbom, R. Eifolla, D. - - - - - - 45,67,91 Ekman, R. Ellis, M. Engberg, J. 51,113 Engstrom, D. - - - 57,93 Erickson, B. - 24, 63, 70,112,115 Erickson, C. 56. 66,78,79 Erickson, Delores - Erickson, Donald - 51,112 Erickson, Jackie - - - -24,58,78 Erickson, Joyce — 79,80,81 25, 58,69.91 Erickson, R. F Fafford, J. • 50,79 Fafford, R. 45,78 Farrow, A. Finco, D. - Finco, G. - 96 Finco, T. - Fisher, B. - - - 52,67,79,82 88,91,94,108 Fisher, Dave - - Fisher, Dave : M. 25 Fleischbein, J. ■ 48 Forslund, V. 25,60,61,63,65 78,80,81,115 Francis, W. 12, 17,60,80,85 Fredrickson, A. - - - 46, 76,105 Fredrickson, J. ■ • -25,78,91, 115 Fredrickson, N. - - 25,63,66,93 Fredrickson, R. - - - -50,93,113 Freeman, M. 52,72 French, S. - 25 Friedman, R. 47,66,68,72 79.97,104 G Geen, R. — Gentile, R. - 51,112 Gertz, B. - - Gertz, D. — Gingery, H. - Glynn, J. - - 26 Glynn, R. — 46,102,112 Goodwin, A. 57,98 Goyins, T. - Grenda, E.------- 48,69,91,93 Grose, W. --53,76,88,104,106 Gullan, C. - - - - 26,96,98,99 Gullan, E.------------------50 Gullan, M. - - - - 56,78,79,89 Gunderson, D.------- 45, 67, 78 Gustafson, C.----- 26,61,65,80 81,88,115 Gutowski, G. ■ 112 H Haanpaa, M. • ■ 52, 79 Haas, L. Haavisto, B. - Haavisto, J. - Hady, H. - - - 12, 57 Haggerson, S. 50,79 Hagstrom, B. - Hakari, G. — Halama, R. - ■ ■ - - - 51,88, 112 Hansen, A. - - - 50,66,88, 113 Hanson, B. - - 49, 53,70,93,113 Hantula, J. - - 53, 66, 91 Hariu, J......... 47,70,78,79 82,91, 105,108 Hariu, M.---- 20, 26, 61, 63, 78 79,91,96,115 Harmon, D. --- ------- — -47 Harrington, G. - -45,71,79,112 Hauschildt, S. - -- -- -- -50 Hautala, K.--------- 48,78,88 Hautamaki, S. - 55, 75, 78, 79, 89 Healy, R. - Hedberg, J. 26,115 Heikkila, R. 52 Hein, J. - - 57 Heinonen, C. -26,61,96,105,115 Heinske, J. ■ 52,113 Helander, J. 51 Held, S. - - 12, 46, 69 Helgren, K. 27,61,67,83 Helmes, R. • • 45,112 Hendrickson, G. 50 Hendrickson, M.------- 27,96, 98 Hervi, W. - - - 99,115 Hill, D. - - - - Hill, J. Hill, P. .... Hill, S. - - - - - - 47,78,79,88 Hill, W. Hocking, James Hocking, James, jr. -104 Holman, R. - - Holmes, J. Holt, H. - - - - Hopkins, L. - 47,71,88,104,110 111,112,114 Hosking, J. - -53,71,76.98,100 101, 104,106, 113 Hulstrom, T.------ 50,88,113 Huttu, W. - I Iafolla, J. - 1 56, 98,102 Iafolla, M. - Ihlenfeldt, J. 55, 66, 102 Ilminen, W. Impola, K. - 52,66,113 Ingison, J. - - - - 52,76,88,112 Isaacson, B. ■ 27,61,63 78,96,115 Isaacson, R. ■ 51,112 J Jacisin, J. - - - 51, 66, 76, 88,98 100,104,106,113 Jackson, C.-------------------16 Jacobson, E.---------------12,68 Jacquart, A.- 27, 58, 62, 72, 79, 80 81. 82, 88,93, 110, 111, 112,115 Jacquart, C. ------- 57,89 Janov, B. -...............-56,66 Jakeway, S,............ 50,75,79 Jarvi, M............... 46,78,79 Jewess, M Sgt.............12,114 Jobe. J. -....................55 Jobe, L.-------- 50,78,79,91,94 Johnson, A.- 46, 71,104, 111, 112 Johnson, Barbara A. - - - 85,86 Johnson, Barbara D. -------- 85 Johnson, Brian--------57,71,89 98,102 Johnson, Carol -------------.-85 Johnson, Clarence-----48,112 Johnson, Edna ----- 27, 78, 79 Johnson, Ernest - -- -- -- .46 Johnson, Eugene---------------56 Johnson, G.-------------- 27,42 Johnson, H.--------------- 55 ()7 INDEX Johnson, James L. — 27,58, 68 79,80,81,111 Johnson, James R. — - - 51,113 Johnson, Janice — - - 52,67,79 88,91,93 Johnson, Jennie - -----12,17,66 Johnson, Joyce - - - - 57, 67,79 Johnson, Karen-----56,75,79,89 Johnson, Kathleen----------15 Johnson, L. ----------------- 45 Johnson, Melvin----------------55 Johnson, Mervyn --- -----------27 Johnson, P.----------- -51,72,78 Johnson, Robert - -- -- - — 46 Johnson, Roger-----------------47 Johnson, Ronald-------- 28,68,88 Johnson, Russell ------ 28, 58 Johnson, Sandra----------------57 Johnson, Sharon-------- 49,52,78 79,107 Johnson, Shirley------- 28,60,61 63. 65,78,115 Johnston, J.----------- 47,105 Jokipii, Ronald ----- - 48,113 Jokippi, Randolph - -- -- --85 Jolie, C..............50,78,79,89 Jones, E.----------------------46 Josephson, J. -----------------56 Josephson, S.------ 53,67,78,79 July, R.-----------------------47 July, S,.......................55 Juntunen, J.----------- 85,86,104 Juntunen, K.--------- - - - 53,112 Jussila, D. - - - ----------51,79 Jussila, K. - -------28,58,79,111 Jutilainen, D.---------47,112 Juutilainen, J.----------------57 K Kahara, C.............56,68,88,91 Kalla, B...................52,112 Kangas, A. — ----- - 85 Kangas, D. — ------------------28 Kangas, E............. 52,102,112 Kangas, Judy A. - - - - - 28, 72 Kangas, Judith A.------ 57,78,89 Kangas, Kathleen —-------------53 Kangas, Keith-----------------113 Kangas, P.---------------------28 Kapets, Dennis - - - - — 50, 98 Kapets, Dianne — ----------51, 79 Karpinen, D.------------ 85, 86,104 Karvonen, R. - - — 45,98,104 Kasieta, J. - - - - -------- 113 Kasmarick, A. ---- ------------15 Kasmarick, J. - - - 46,66,78,79 Kauppi, D.............47,66,68,88 118 104,111,112 Kauppi, R. M. ------- 28, 63, 72 Kauppila, G.----------- - - 29,97 Kaven, E.----------------- 104 Kellet, T........... 47,102,112 Kennedy, W.---------------12,51 Keskey, T........... 45,104,110 111,112,114 Kessler, J. ------------- 56 Ketola, Marguerite— 55,67,79 Ketola, Marilyn -------------29 Kilponen, T.----- 47,91,92,100 101,104,113,114 Kimball, J...............53,113 King, W.----------------52,102 Kinnunen, A.------------------ -15 Kinnunen, I. — --------------45 Kinnunen, J.-------------53,112 Kinnunen, W. ----------- 50,113 Kivi, C.............. 56,98,102 Kivi, D..................48,113 Kivi, G.....................112 Kivi, J............ 55,71,89,98 Kivi, R..................52,113 Kivi, S. - - -------------- 29 Kivi, W..................50,113 Kleimola, G.--------------29,74 Knight, E.--------------- 13 Knutilla, J...............48,79 Knutilla, K.-------- 29,105,112 Knutson, R.------------ — 85,86 Koivisto, B.------------------ -52 Koivisto, J. - - 51 Koivisto, K. ----------51,78,79 Koivisto, L. - -- -- -- -57,79 Koivisto, W.-----------------29 Kokkonen, B.------------------ -45 Kolak, J. -- - 52 Kolson, J.------------- — 53, 88 Konstenius, N.-------- - - 53, 66 Kopecko, P.--------------56,102 Koponen, B.-------------- 104 Koski, C..................50,79 Koski, J..................51,67 Koski, L.------------------ 45 Koski, O. -.............- 13, 51 Koski, P.............. 45,88,93 Korhonen, W. -------------- 55 Korpela, D...............45,112 Korpela, Robert-------- - 47,112 Korpela, Roland------------ 51 Korpela, T.----------- - - 45,113 Korpi, G. ------- - 29,105 Kouala, R.-------------------56 Koyitar, C. Mrs. - -- -- --73 Koykar, S............. 50,72,78 79,82,108 Kraemar, J.-----------------5,104 Kraynak, M. ---- - 43 Krizmanich, K. ---------46,112 Krznarich, F. --------------13,52 Krznarich, J.------------13,42,58 98, 102,104 Kujanson, Arlene----------- 46,78 Kujanson, Arnold --- ----------16 Kujanson, S.-------------------55 Kunz, J. ---------- 53,112 Kurta, W.---------- 51,76,98,102 L Lahti, D, --- --------------- 47 Lahtinen, C. - - 57,67,71,79,91 Laird, J...................45.112 Lakner, J. ------------------ 56 Lakvold, H.---------- - - 45,76,98 100, 101, 104,106 La Marche, A. ---- - --------29 La Marche, J. - -----------85, 86 Lambert, E. - - --------30,113 Lambert, M.------------------52 Landretti, D. - ----- 20,30,61 70,80,81,96 Landretti, J, - - - - 46, 67, 78, 79 Landretti, L.-------------- 52 Larson, Bernard---------- 8 Larson, Bob - - - ------53,105 Larson, L. — ------------------50 Larson, N. - - - - 30,62,63,115 Larson, T...............51,66,112 La Sota, J..............51,113 Le Geault, K.----------- 47,78,79 Lehocky, M. ----------------57,89 Lehocky, R. --------- 30, 42, 80 81,96, 111 Lehto, J................ 47,67,78 Levijoki, J.-------------------30 Levijoki, R. ------- 45,112 Lewinski, C.-----------16 Lewinski, S.--------- - 56, 66, 69 78,79,91 Liimakka, S.---------- - - - 46,91 Lindberg, B. - 30,42,62,79,111 Lindblad, J. ------- 52,113 Lindbohm, W. - -- -- -- - 16 Lintonen, M. --- -------- — -16 Lintonen, Robert — - - - 30,74 Lintonen, Ronald------------52,91 92,94,113 Livingston, G. ----------- 45,114 Longhini, E. - -- -- -- 55,98 Longhini, Richard - - - - 57,102 Longhini, Richard J.----98,113 Longhini, W.-------------------30 Lorenson, C. — ---- -----------13 INDEX Lorenson, D. -- ------------56 Lotzer, M.............31,78,79 Luckhardt, L.------------31, 58 112.114.115 Lukas. J...............46,112 Lund, R.......... 31,58,61,63 69.71,78,79.88 Luoma, J.-------------- 105 Luoma, M. -------------31,61 Luoma, R.------------------31 Lutey, Jane - - 31.61,63,65,71 72,78,79,80,91,93,96 Lutey, Jean........18,31,42,67 80,82,91,93, 94 Luthanen, L. -------------- 6 Luther, B. - ------------.--85 Luther, G. - - 31, 58, 78,105,115 M McCullough, M...........55,108 McDonald, M. - 53, 67,78, 79,105 McIntyre, S.----------------56 McManman, D.-----------52,113 McMillen, L.------------53,112 Magdziak, A.-------------53,78 Magdziak, D.----------------32 Magdziak, F.-------------50,72 Magdziak, J.......... 32,58,78 Makela, A. - - 32,58,63,65,115 Makela, D............ 53,66,76 88,104,112 Maki, Carl - -48,91,94,112,113 Maki, Clarence ----------- 86 Maki, Clifford-----------32, 58 Maki, D............ 50,102,113 Maki, J. -...................- 57 Maki, L. - - 53, 66, 75, 78, 79, 89 Maki, Marvin-----------112,114 Maki, Mary Jo - - - - - 32, 58, 69 79, 80,115 Maki, Ray -- - 45 Maki, Reynold---------------32 Maki, Robert------32,76,100 101,106,113 Maki, Ronald -- - -32 Maki, T.....................112 Makinen, D.------------------56 Maksym, F.-------------------16 Manchester, J.---------------51 Marchlik, A. ----------------52 Martrella, D. - 33,62,80,91,94 Mason, B. - 46,67,69,78,79,88 Matiska, G.--------------52,112 Mattila, A.------------------57 Manila, D............. 20,33,61 67.72.115 Manila, P.------------------55 Manila, R. -......... 33,63,65 Mattson, Joanne-------- 46,78,79 91,92, 93,94 Manson, Joyce — - - 46,79,91 Mattson, June - 45,78,79,88,91 Manson, M. - 33,63,71,96,115 Mattson, R. ■48 Mattson, William J. - 46,66,98 Mattson, William M.---------56 Mayer, J.---------------33,42 Mayo, P. -- ----------- 113 Mestnik, T.--------------13,52 Meyer, H.--------------- 51 Michaels, E. -------- 55,79, 89 Miklesh, L. - 47,76,98,102,107 Milavetz, L.---- 48, 67, 69, 79 Miller, D.------ 47,76,98,100 101,104,106 Miller, R................57,91 Mindorff, P. - - 50, 66. 75, 78, 79 Minkin, J.............33,61,71 78,91,93,94 - - 51,113 47,98,104 Mizgala, J. - - 33,58,91,93,94 Mlasko, R...............46,112 Moe, N...................33,79 Moren, N............. 47,88,79 Morin, J.......... 52,72,79,91 Morin, R.------------34,115 Moselle, R.----------52,112 Mukavitz, M. - - - ------- 15 Muller, M................53,94 Munari, C.------49,53,79,88,92 Myette, M. - - 44,47,58,76,98 102,104,106,112 N Nasi, A. --34,58,63,72,79,115 Minkin, W.------- Misuraco, D. - - Nasi, Jean Nasi, John Nelson, A. - - 45,74,79 20. 34, 58,63 71,111,114 Nelson, J. Nelson, S, Newberg, Newby, V A. B. 34, 42, 79,104 111,112,113 Dennis - - - - 50,88,113 Donna - - 51,78,79 89,107 J. 46,69,79 k. - - 46, 91,94,112,113 Lois - 55,67,79,89 Lucille - - 57,67,79 S. M. - - • 34,91 V. - - - - 48,79 1, M. - 45 ,66,78,79,105 Newman, P.---------- - — 85,86 Nezworski, F.----------------- 34 Nichols, A.----------------- 14 Niemi, A. - -----------------34 Niemi, D. - -- -- -- - 47,79 Niemi, L..........51,71,79,89 Niemi, R.------------------ 56 Niksich, J...............52,113 Novascone, T. - - - - 56,91,94 Novascone, V.-------------91,94 O Oberst, R. --------------48,98 O'Donahue, D. --------46,104 O'Donahue, J.----- 52,70,88,98 102,113 O'Donahue, S. - - -55,78,79,89 Oesleby, B.------- 53,66,79,97 Oesleby, M.------- 47, 66, 78, 79 Olexa, J.................53,113 Olgren, D. -----------------85 Olson, G............. 34,62,93 Olson. J.............. 57,88,91 Olson, K.--------- 50,79,89,10 Olson, Larry-------------45,113 Olson, Leigh------ 56, 66,71,89 Olson, P.................46,112 Osmanson, D.------ 35, 63,100 101,104 Osterman, J.-----------.51 Ostlund, J.------------------55 Ostrom, J.--------- 13,46,76,98 100,102,104 Ostrom, N.------------ 48,79,88 P Pachmayer, J.----- 50,78,79 Pachmayer, Karl - 35,42,105,112 Pachmayer, Kathy------46,78,79 Pakonen, R.--------------35,58 Pallin, T................50,112 Palmer, D. -...........13,18,78 Palmer, H.--------13,18,76,98 104,106 Palojarvi, N.----------------51 Pape, R...................13,53 Passint, A. -------- 13,47 Patterson, J.-------------35,42 Pauli, D.....................57 Pavlock, L................16,52 Pavlovich, J. - - - - 52,66,68,71 72,75,79,88,91 Pawlicki, j.----------- 47,78,79 Pelto, D...............53,88,113 Peltonen, O. -----------------56 Penberthy, D.-------- 51 Pera, W............... 52,66,112 Perkins, W.----------- 55,89,102 Perlberg, S.------------ 35,72| 19 INDEX Pertile, P.......... 35,42,71,76 83,113,115 Pertile, D.-------------------51 Perttula, B. - - - - 52,70,79,91 Peterson, D.------------35,98,99 113,115 Peterson, K. -- 50,66,78,79,88 Peterson, T.-------------- —105 Phillips, K............ 53,66,75 78,79,91 Piasecki, R.-------------- 45 Piispanen, J. - - ---------52,91 Poljack, R.-----35,100,101, 104 Polmatier, R. -- ---------- 113 Potinsky, B. ------ 45,74,79 Prebish, E................51,113 Prosek, N. - -- - — - - -47,79 Puisto, D. -------------------36 Puisto, K. -- - 108 Pumala, C.----------51,79,91,94 Pumala, K.---------- 52,66,79,91 Puranen, D.-------------- -52 R Rahko, Dean --- ---------- 57 Rahko, Delores------ 50,67,78 Rahko, J. -- - 36 Rahko, W. --- ------------ 56 Raivio, K.--------------------55 Raivio, W. — ---- ------------53 Ramuta, J. -------------------36 Ranta, A. — ------------------53 Ranta, W..................51,112 Rappley, J.--------------36,58 Rasmussen, D.---------36, 42, 80 Repischak, A. -- - -73 Repischak, E.---------- 57,66,70 78,79,92,108 Repischak, L.---------- — - 104 Rhenlund, C. ------- 36,79 Rice, J......................113 Richards, C. --------------- 56 Richards, J. - ------- - 50,112 Richter, T. - 36,58,105,111, 114 Rigoni, A.---------------------8 Rigoni, D...............51,67,78 Ringwall, D.--------- 55, 66, 79, 89 Rintala, J.--------------- 57,66 Rintala, R................47,112 Roche, B............... 45,79,88 Rondeau, Ray--------'--52 Rondeau, Richard - -- -- --36 Rosa. S............. 50,67,78,92 Rosen. C. - - - - 46,79,111,112 Rosen, M.----------------56,89 Rouse, J. - 55,75,78,79,89,108 Rouse, R. -- - 57,89 120 Rouse, W. - - - 37, 42, 65, 79, 80 94. Ill, 113 Rowe, C. - - 53,66,75,88,91,92 Rowe, K.-------------------- 16 Rowe, T.-------------------- 16 Rowell, J. -- ----------- -56 Ruby, A.------------------ — 46 Ruby, D..............55,67,91,93 Ruby, J.......................16 Ruby, Judy............- - 46, 67 Ruby, R...................45,112 Ruditis, Joanne-----------47, 79 Ruditis, John — ----------53 Rundell, L.--------------------37 Rundquist, C.-------- — 50,112 Rundquist, J.----------- 37,62,69 Rye, A.....................46,113 Rye, James-------------47,112,114 Rye, John - -- -- -- -- --57 Ryskewecz, P.--------- — 56,89 Ryskewecz, S.------------45,78,79 s Saari, Carol A.----------------55 Saari, Carole H.------------37,62 Saari, D...................51,112 Saari, H. - -- — ------------37 Saari, J...................52,112 Saari, Ray.............50,112,113 Saari, Ronald - ---------------37 Saari, Russell------37,74,98,99 Saffron, P. - 37,63,65,91,92,93 Salmi, D. - - - - 38,63,79, 115 Saippa, A.---------- - - - - 47 Sandell, J,................51,112 Sarkela, D.................52,112 Sartoris, J. - - - 13,18,47,70,71 Sauter, R. - - - 49,53,66,76,88 98,102,104,106,113 Schuman, J.--------- 53,75,79,91 Schutte, S. - ---------- 38,60,61 65, 67,115 Semenak, L. - --------------45,79 Sendek, E.-------------------- 8 Sendek, V. -- - ---14 Serbin, Jack — - 38 Serbin, Joseph--------------56,93 Setterlund, J.-----------48, 66 Seymour, Jerri---------- - 46,93 Seymour, John -----------------50 Sher, L.------- 48,67.69,78,79 Sheridan, J.-------- - -10,73 Sheridan, P.-------------46,76,98 104,106,112 Shifra, P... 48,72,78,79 Sievila, J.---- 47,78,79,91,92 Sievila, M.- 57,67,71,78 Siirila, J. - -Siirila, R. - ■ Silkworth, D. Silkworth, J. Singleton, D. Sipponen, S. Sjowall, O. -Slade, D. - -Slade, R. — Slade, W. - -Slavin, J. - -Slining, H. -S lining, J. -Smeeth, B. - 79,91,94,108 51,66,79,91,94 ■ .......46.105 ..........51,112 .............112 ..............47 ...........45,78 ..........14, 48 ...........47,71 -------52,71,112 .............16 - -55,89,98,102 ...........50,78 ■ - - 38,66,72,93 -57,67,78,79,89 Smith, G.............. 38,94,113 Smith, P. - 56,70,71,76,89,102 Soderman, G. - - - 46,72,78,79 Soltis, A........... 55,78,79,89 Soltis, D.................52,112 Soltis, S. - — ---------------57 Soyka, Rodney --- ------------47 Soyka, Rudy — - -- -- -- 45 Spehar, J........... 38,79,91,93 Spets, R.---------------------53 Spetz, W. - -- -- — - — 50 Sprasky, T. ------ 38,72,93 Stafford, L. - -- -- -- -- 45 Steffanides, J.---------48,78,79 Stelmark, D. - -38,104,111,113 Sterny, M. - -- -- -- - — 51 Stiles, D.............. 56,67,91 Stiles, E...............14,91,92 Stiles, G. - - 45,91,94,112,113 Stimers, L.------------46,113 Stolt, E................46,78,79 Stone, C............... 39,88,93 Stone, D. - - - ----- 55, 98 Stone, J. - - 52, 66, 69, 75, 79, 89 Stonemark, R. - - - 39,63,71,94 100,101,104 Stout, J......... 39, 60, 62, 63 79,88,115 Strand, J. -- ----------------51 Strick, D........... 57,78,79,89 Strom, F..................45,113 Sturkol, S. - - 53 Sullivan, D............39,113 Sunie, E............ 39,62,67,71 Suokko, D. - - - - — - - 39, 94 Suomi, R. ------- - 39, 65, 111 Supple, M. -- ----------------16 Sutherland, A.---------- -52,113 Sutherland, C.----------------52 Suvanto, W.----------------- 39 Suzik, B.--------------56,98,102 INDEX Suzik, C..............51,112 Suzik, J. - ------------ 48,113 Suzik, M. - - - 47,72,78,79,82 Suzik, R............ 50,71,78,79 Swanson, B. - -- -- -- -14,73 Swanson. G. - 46, 79.110, 111, 112 Swanson, James---- 46, 70,112 Swanson, Judith -- -----------40 Switzer, G. ------ 46,79,110 111,112 Tabacchl, Z. - - - - - 14,17,53 60, 61, 67 Talaska, J. - 51,71.100,101,113 Talaska, L............40, 61,115 Talo, F....................16,53 Tapio, A.............48,71,72,78 Tapio, H...................46,12 Thiede, J..................40,58 Thomas. J. - - 47, 76. 91, 98,113 Thomas, S.--------------------40 Tippett, T.-----------_-- - 53 Toolanen, L. ----------- - 52,113 Toth, J......................100 Toth. W...................47,104 Tregembo, E.------ 67, 78, 79, 88 Tregembo, J. — ---- --------102 Trudeau, R.------------ --- 46, 79 Tucker. M Sgt. J.--------14,111 Turunen, M. - 50, 66, 75, 79. 91, 94 Turunen, W.-------------------16 Turovaara, F.-------- — 47,112 u Ulasich, K.-------- 40, 62. 79,107 V Vaara, C. --- ----------- 104 Vandenberg, K.----------------- -51 Vanhalla, C. — -------------40 Velin, V.............40,42,60,61 67, 78, 80,112 Verhelst, R...............51,113 Viher, S........... 45, 73, 79. 91 Vizanko, J. -------- - 53, 66, 79 Vizanko, T............. 57,66,68 89, 98,102 Vlasich, D...........50,75,78,79 88,91,94 Voyce, K............ 40,61,67,69 73, 91, 94 w Wainio, E. - -- -- — - -- 53 Wallace, C...........41,69,79 Wanden. T..........41,113,114 Wangaard, J. - - - 56,71,98,102 Warren, J.------------- — -14 Waurto, J. - - ■ 52 Waurio, R. - - Wenberg, C. - Wennersten, C. 55,75,78 79, 89 Wennersten, J. 41,97 Werther, P. - - -- 41,42,63,70 80,88,94,112 Wesalauski, F. 57 Westerberg, M. - 52, 66, 79. 88. 91 White, H. - - - 14, 88, 89 Wickman, R. - - - 41, 62, 96,113 Willett, J. - - 56,79 Williams, James, A. - - - - 112 Williams, James, T. 45.113 Williams, P. - Wills, E. - - - -- 51,91,94,104 112,113 Wilson, J. 46,98 Wirtanen, C. - 45,113 Woodworth, S. 42,63,115 Woodcock, P. - 55,89 Wright, L. - - - ■ - - 50, 66, 79, 88 Wright, S. - - - ■ 42 Wright, W, - - 8 Y Yurchak, P. - - 45,72,79 Yurchak, Robert 56 Yurchak, Ronald 42,100,101 z Zarimba, D. - 48,76,98,104,112 Zegoski, J. - - ■ - 55,75,78,79,89 Zerbst, M. - - - 53,79,88,93 Ziem, C. -- 46,66,74,79 91, 93, 94 Zoberski, K. - - 57, 67, 78, 79, 89 THANK YOU Allen, Harry A. Allender Motors, Inc. 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