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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

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M ,..,,,..,m W Jw- 'M' 4- Q W, . .t.Q,1W 1. title page seniors table umlergrads J ol-' contents achvaf es Sclllllll NFB GJ sports I W . i W , Q 9 LCE 1 o-S' 5 2 KA I!! , e a A Q 9 3-an MISS KNIGHT We the class of 1959 dedrcate thrs Hematlte to the memory of MISS Ever 1l1e Knrght who dred on October 25 1958 Mrss Knrght was born rn England and at the age of two was broughtto Ironwood where she attended the local schools She recerved her professronal trarnmg at Warrensburg State Teachers College the Umversrty of Iowa the Unrversrty of M1ch1ganandNor1hwestern Unrversrty She returned to Ironwood and college rnstructron For many years she aided us IH the publrcauon of our schoolannualand promoted many other acuvmes for the benefrt of our school and us studen s Her actrvrtres extended rnto the communrty wh1ch she served well Mxss Knrght s death rs a loss to many We wrll remember Mrss Knrght as a dedlcated teacher a devoted friend and a conscrentrous leader whose Influence for good affected many where her teaching career of 25 years included elementary grades, high school, 1 .I I .. 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A. 1 S IN MEMORIAM MR ARTHUR E ERICKSON We the class of 1959 wrsh to pay tnbute to the memory of Mr Arthur E Erlckson, who dred August 18 1958 Mr Errckson was born on November 17 1892 1n Clmton Mmnesota He attended Gustavus Adolphus College where he recexved hrs B A degree He recexved hls M A degree from the Unxverslty of Mmnesota and drd graduate work at the Unrversttyof Chrcago I-Ie held posmons rn the ClI1CS of Park Rapxds Mmnesota Detrott Lakes Minnesota Gramte Falls Mrnnesota Webster South Dakota and Watertown South Dakota Mr Erlckson came to Ironwood 1n 1929 as htgh school prmcrpal and served Ln thrs capactty untxl he became Superlntendent of Schools ln July 1932 He served as Su permtendent unttl hrs ret1rement rn June 1953 Mr Erlckson was a member of the Amerlcan Economxc Assoclatlon, American Academy of Po11t1ca1 and Socral Sclence a member of the Phx Delta Kappa Fratermty and was lrsted ln Who s Who ln Amertcan Educatxon Mr Errckson wrll be remembered most perhaps for hls mfluence and efforts tn developmg a well rounded program provldmg educatxonal opportunmes for all students He also served in the armed forces during the first World War. X5 Left to right: Mr. R. Ernest Dear, Mr. John Best, Mr. Albino Rigoni, Mr. Leo Collins, Mr, Edward Sendek, Mr. Bernard Larson, Miss Alma Nelson, Mr. Medro Iafolla, Mr. William Wright, Mr. Harry Allen. BOARD OF EDUCATION President ---------------------- EDWARD SENDEK President-Pro Tem - - - - WILLIAM WRIGHT Secretary ----- - - MISS ALMA NELSON Treasurer - - ---- ALBINO RIGONI Attorney - - - - BERNARD E. LARSON Finance Committee Building and Grounds Committee JOHN W. BEST, qChairmanj MEDRO IAFOLLA, fChairmanj WILLIAM E. WRIGHT LEO COLLINS HARRY ALLEN AL.BINO 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 determin- ing all school policy, approving the selection of all staff members, the courses to be taught, and the instruction- al material 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 class of 1959, wish to express to the Board of Education our appreciation for all they have done to aid us in our school careers. We realize that there are many things which are their concern of which we may have little or no knowledge. For their interest and their efforts on behalf of the schools of Ironwood, we thank them. X XF? as gs i 3 2 5 S 3 Q .1 ,F , f , 1 ,Q fi Q ,X fp if 5 ,if ff BQ .X if ! if J 5+ fu f if , -4 . M . -FEL ' 1 ,fzzff V ., .f ' 5-'.'Q'Z 'r A 5 V . w ,K gjvnsfi Xiffi ZS-. 4 , -3 -. qc ', I fag.- fj,-.y , ,.,.-f V. Ng gm X , i w ' ,, w 1,l', f?3f2j ' J 4 A . 1 A ,U , .,. X. f . f 1, L,-X ' f ,- s if if A6555 . 1. s '..n' 3 5 Q ' 'im g , A s ! N U X, , fl af-2' A M , 40- 4,1 wifi . an ,iv 'Q 0 iff K , -f f . Q N 2. ,-,,j: 1.1. K 1 ' 1 'N' L: ind' 8 Q 'mid' 4 K T1 My 'S ff as A ,J X .35 5- wx pg. F31 'fs aw-- fl-, sbs . , . ' 'B A ,Sm we' s E- ln. 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MA TRON Mas. ANN N1cHoLLs ATTENDANCE OFFICER MR. ROWE 4 LIBRARY STAFF SEATED: M. Supple, MR, HERVI. ROW 1: B. Swanson, R. July, R. Peitonen. ,- MISS RUTH HEALY MAINTENANCE SEATED: W. Lindbohm, F. Maksym, C . Jackson, A. Kujanson, I. Ruby. STANDING: M. Lintonen K. Rowe, H. Holt, W. Slade, D. Anderson, W. Turunen, C. Lewinski. N4 WX Xx Lf X 2 CLASS OF 1959 CLASS COLORS Red and Sllver CLASS FLOWER Orchld CLASS ADVISOR Mr Krznarrch CLASS MOTTO Knowledge rs a treasure but practrce IS the key to SCHOOL SONG Frght team we re here to pepper you on to go Pep up and run the score up hlgh on the foe Tomght s game to us belongs Rah' Rah' Rah! Old Ironwood s frght along wrth your playrng brrght Wrll brrng our vrctory nrgh Heads up step out and play your best for Ironwood Frght for old Ironwood H1ghl . ' . . it ' 2 1' I I ' With good spirits, cheers, and songg RUTH AALTONEN A girl whom many nice words follow. Class Treasurer 15 Student Council 15 4-H 15 Fo- rensics 1 . RONALD AHO He seems to some a wee bit shy, but we know he is a regular guy. ROTC 2-4, Rifle Team 4, Drill Team 2. JANITH AILI Sincerity is her middle name. Hematite 45 Keyhole 2-45 Choir 45 Girls' Glee Club 15 Latin Club 1-25 FTA 3-45 Art Club 35 ,Pep Club 3-45 GAA 2-4. IUDITH AILI Everyone's friend and no one's enemy. Hematite 45 Latin Club 1-25 Girls' Glee Club 1- FTA 3-45 Pep Club 3-45 GAA 3-4. WILLIAM ANDERSON The unspoken word does no harm. Intramural Basketball 1-4, Volleyball 1-4. JAY BADOUSKI An all around good sport - and it's a long way around too. National Athletic Scholarship Society 3-45 HR President 1,4, Treasurer 25 Prom Comm. 35 Art Club 3-45 l Club 2-45 Football 15 Basketball 1- 45 Baseball 1-4. KAY BALUHA Just being happy is a good thing. PTSA lg FTA 35 Intercom 2-35 Pep Club 25 GAA 1 CARL BARDON Beware, I may yet do something sensational. Track 1. Q!! GARY BEAUGRAND l'm satisfied 'cause I'm me. Hematite 4: Keyhole 3-4: Prom Comm. 3: FTA 4: 4-H 1-4: Pep Club 3-4: Intramural Volleyball 2: Basketball 2: ROTC 2-3, Drill Team 2-3, Rifle Team 2-3, Rifle Team Secretary 3-4. JERRY ROBERT BECKER Being good is such a lonesome job. Keyhole 3-4: PTSA 3-4: Pep Club 3-4, Vice President 4: ROTC 2-4, Drill Team 2-4. FRANK BEDNAR I never let studies interfere with my education. Student Council Rep. 1. 3, 4: Pep Club 3-4: ROTC 2-4. JOANNE BEDNAR One who the ladder of fame will mount if want and ambition are the things that count. National Honor Society 3-4: HR Secretary 1: Hematite CO-EDITOR 4:Keyhole 2-4: Forensics 1- 3: Latin Club 1-2: FTA 4: Red Peppers 1: Pep Club 1-4: GAA 1-2. GENE BELMAS He shines as prominently among his friends as he does in athletics. National Athletic Scholarship Society 2-4, Vice President 4: Class Vice President 4: Class Presl- dent 3: Class Vice President 1: Student Council 3, Vice President 3: HR President 1, 2, 4: Prom King 3: Homecoming Court 4: Choir 1-3, Presi- dent 2, Vice President 3: I Club 2-4: Football 1-4: Track 1-4: Ski Team 2-4: Intramural Basket- ball 1-4, Volleyball 1-4. JUDY BENSON Quiet, modest, and perfectly true. Latin Club 2: Red Peppers 2: Pep Club 2: GAA 2-3 ROBERT BIORK Trouble doesn't harm me. French Club 2: ROTC 2,4. JOAN BODOUSKI Always ready and raring to go. HR Treasurer 2-3: Keyhole 3-4: Band 2-4: Major- ette 2-3: Choir 1-2: Prom Comm. 3: Pep Club 1-3: GAA 1-3: Cheerleader 1. JOSEPH BONK Eamest in work and friendly to all. Hematite 4, Keyhole 2, Debate 3-4g Band 1-4, Choir 1-4g Orchestra 3, FTA 3-4g Audio-Visual 2g Cross Country 2g French Club 3-4g ROTC Band 3-4. RITA J. BOSANAC Vim, vigor, and vitality describe this young lady. HR Treasurer lg Keyhole 3-4, Editorial Staff 4, Business staff 4, Forensics 3g Prom Comm. 3, Cheerleader 1-45 Pep Club 1-4, GAA 3-4, Presi- dent 4. ELEANOR BRIGGS The jolliest, happiest sort of girl, and a friend to everyone. Homecoming Court 4g GAA 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Keyhole 3-4. CHARLES BROWNELL A quiet person with a mind of his own, Football lj Intramural Volleyball 1-3. PHYLLIS ANN CARDINI The charm of her presence was felt where she went. Keyhole 3-4: Forensics 1-3, Band 1-4: 4-H Club 2-4, Prom Comm. 3, Red Peppers 2g Pep Club 2- 43 GAA 4. GENE CA RLS ON When I'm good I'm very good - but when I'm bad I'm better. HR President 1, 3g Prom Comm. 35 ROTC 2-4. CAROL ANN CHOUINARD I know she's here, I heard her giggle. Band 1-4g Choir 1-41 Girls' Glee Club 1, Red Peppers lg Pep Club 1-4, GAA 3-43 Girls' En- semble 3. MARLENE CICHON Her heart was like a trolley, always room for one more. Class Treasurer 3g HR Vice President 2, Rep. 41 Hematite 4g Keyhole 3, Forensics 3, Band 1-4g Choir 1-45 Ensemble 3, Prom Comm. 35 Red Peppers 1-2, Treasurer 2g Pep Club 2-4, Sec- retary 4. ELDRED CLEMENS School work may not hurt me, but lt tires me. ROTC 2-4, Color Guard 25 Ski Team 2. DONALD DAHLIN Never leam today what the teacher might for- get to ask tomorrow. National Honor Society 3-45 National Athletic Scholarship Society 3-4, President 45 Class Vice President 25 HR President 4, Vice President 2-35 Student Council 1, Hematite 4: Keyhole 1-4, Business Manager 45 Forensics 2-35 Debate 1-45 Choir 1-25 Prom 35 I Club 45 PTSA 3-4: Latin Club 2-4, Treasurer 2g FTA 45 Intercom 3-4, Vice President 3. President 4g Chess Club 4, Treasurer 45 Football 1-45 Basketball 1-35 Track 1-43 ROTC 2-3, Color Guard 2, Drill Team 3. BARBARA DEMARIO 'Life is a serious proposition - so are boys. Pep Club 15 GAA 15 Choir 1-35 Homecoming Queen 4. DORIS DUDRA 'The only way to have a friend is to be one. Choir 1-25 Pep Club 2-45 GAA 3-4. ROBERT J. DURAL lf silence is a virtue how virtuous must a man be? ROTC 2-4, Rifle Team 3-4. MARY ELLEN DURHAM Mistress of common sense and of herself. Keyhole Editorial Staff 45 Forensics 35 GAA 3-43 Library 2. CHARLENE J. EDWARDS When words are scarce they are seldom spent in vain. Keyhole 35 Girls' Glee Club lg Pep Club 1-45 Red Peppers 1-25 GAA 1-4. DONNA EIFOLLA Life is not life without laughter. Band 2-45 Choir 1-25 Latin Club 15 French Club 2-33 Pep Club 2-4. 5? 5 gif 5f'.5'-Egg Ll,g,2'ff??iT?E.,ff , 1 TQWJY was 3252251-f 1 v ww - 'flbif' 5' f 5-i 'Q L .-16,22 ' if X N -uf -swf 5 q 6 if Q ,. ,hw ,X , ' :RWY-fi I w.'2g,,g f J- wg,-ysjf wffwf H' . KM -as r f my K 'ae 'rf A gggiilti Q. Y ,fvismykm , .Q Qsigg Ami 5 'Y 'iw' Q Sf 121-,f f .i 3 aim 1 X T Mfg ,ggi m xiii W fxgib.. XY' 55 x S X S 531 Q , Q 1 xl A 1 ,M . xi Q, 5,515 A ., . gilt? 13, a l 5523? u...f, Ku X. -N -5 -11 ' 535. 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DONNA LAHTI It's a quiet worker who succeeds. Forensics 2: 4-H Club lg Pep Club 1. JAMES R. LAIRD He came to school for a change, and what a change. Football 13 Tennis 23 Intramural Basketball 1, Volleyball 2. Lf , rrp!-ffi gf- ,112 . f Q14 1 Wijfag fEf5Q1i'fgif'f1 y,,, xml. -S . , M M , -f Q X ,gag ?w,y5, qfg' jTgf?f'Zl W I Fl' Qian, 'K 'X QS 5 ii Q . ' Rf' W W . I, Q . L,,, 6 ,.,, - gg: ff .1 ' 'pf r f nf g lv' fff fu , 2,41 ' , 4. .V 5, f., v .X X fw wif: M, Q .,.:,1J fx? 1 . 'fi 2 221 tf93l2'sfi-fi Wsfifi- I :ts-ami., Lsgfiffwy pk ff- Q f 'S 4, wif-'11, 5fifif+fsf2s?55S'gx55 1 . fmqegwff- Ai?i'2?i,i-fl ' . eff L Q-5 31425, , .iw M Ngifvk 1 .X 4 9, , A i'Q'IlL'5 3: . -5. Jgsfna-,H ' 4 L - -- Y wi. ' ' V ,, lil- ' . 1 '-X ww ' V. . gr.: his 3 T ks .Mi 1 V??'5?24 P li Wa- pq QM- X- -if-sw M gk. vm 1. V . 'THF , . . H, 1155 'V 7- , fel, K i C - WTA 155 V. 37 f515Q? 5-:Q-. 41555314 1 will-N .SET 2 , Y, I--gpg! xc 37 if- J X YL W K 1 2511- . I 31? X WILLIAM M. MATTSON To worry little, to study less, is my idea of happiness. Intramural Basketball 1-4, Volleyball 1-2. LOUIS MIKLESH If work interferes with pleasure, cut out the work Football 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Baseball 1-45 Home- coming Court 45 Prom Comm. 35 HR Treasurer 45 l Club 3-45 National Athletic Scholarship So- ciety 3-4. LEILA B. MILAVETZ Without an excuse I'd be lost. Keyhole 35 Forensics 25 PTSA 3-45 Latln Club 1- 25 French Club 3-4, Treasurer 45 FTA 2-4, Ll- brarian 45 Pep Club 1-45 Red Peppers 1-25 GAA 1-3. DONALD MILLER There may be better men than I, but Idon't believe it. National Honor Society 3-45 National Athletic Scholarship Society 2-4, Secretary 45 Boys' State 35 Class President 15 HR President 15 Student Council Rep. 15 Keyhole 35 Forensics 2-35 I Club 2-45 Chess Club 45 Football 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Baseball 1-45 Track 1-4. ELIVERIA E. MINKIN Friend1y to all, hostile to none. Band 1-45 German Band 3-4. DANIEL MISURACO I do the hardest work of my day before breakfast getting up. HR Vice President 3-45 Student Council 1-25 I Club 2-45 Football 1-45 Track 1-45 Intramural Basketball 4, Volleyball 1-4. RUDY MLASKO Contented am l, when from study l'm free. Intramural Basketball 1, Volleyball lg ROTC 2-3. NANCY MOREN Cheerfulness is as natural to her as the sparkle in her eye. HR Treasurer 25 Choir 2-45 Girls' Glee Club 15 Girls' Ensemble 35 Prom Comm. 35 Pep Club 2- 45 Red Peppers 15 GAA 1-2. 34 MICHAEL MYETTE We do not measure his personality by his size. National Athletic Scholarship Society 3-4, Class President 4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 1, Stu- dent Council 2, 4, Keyhole 2-4, Forensics 3, I Club 3-4, President 4, Vice President 3, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Track 1-4, ROTC 2-3. JEAN NASI Wherever she finds herself in life she'll make a good addition. HR Treasruer 3, Rep. 2, Keyhole 3-4, Business Staff 4, Editorial 4, Forensics 1-3, Red Peppers 2, 4-H 3-4, Pep Club 2-4, Cheerleader 1-2. JANET ROSE NELSON Sure in her knowledge of what's done, decisive and thorough in work and fun. National Honor Society 3-4, Secretary 4, HR Secretary 1,4, Student Council Rep. 2,4, Hematite Art Editor 4, Keyhole 2-3, Forensics 2, PTSA 3, FTA 3-4, Vice President 3, Secretary 4, Latin Club 1-2, Vice President 1, President 2, Red Pep- pers 1-2, Library Club 1, Pep Club l-4, GAA 1-3, KENNETH R. NELSON One never knows what goes on inside a quiet head. Band 1-4, ROTC 2-3, Band 2-3. VALERIE NEWBY 'She is gentle, she is shy, but there is mischief in her eye. Hematite 4, Prom Comm. 3, Red Peppers 1, Girls' Rlfle Team 2, Pep Club 1-3, GAA 1-2. MARGE NEWMAN 'Gay personality - full of rascality, Class Treasurer 1, Student Council Rep. 4, Key- hole 1-4, Editorial Staff 4, Forensics 1-2, Girls' Glee Club 1, President 1, Prom Comm. 3, latin Club 3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Intercom Club 1: Pep Club 1-43 GAA 1, 3: Cheerleader 19 Girls' Ski Team 1-2. DELORES NIEMI 'Every girl has her devilish moments. Student Council 2, Keyhole 3-4, Forensics 1-3, Latin Club 4, Red Peppers 2, 4-H Club 4, Pep Club 2-4. VIRGENE NOVASCONE A happy girl with smile so sweet3 a nicer girl you'11 seldom meet. National Honor Society 3-4, Vice President 4g Hematite Business Manager 43 Forensics 23 Band 2'3: Prom Comm. 33 FTA 3'4: Latin Club 1-23 Red Peppers 13 Pep Club 1-43 GAA 1-2: Student Council Rep. 3. RICHARD J. OBERST There is something about work that goes against my convictions. HR Vice President 23 Football 1, 3, 43 Basketball 13 Track 3'4Q Intramural Basketball 1-4, Volley- ball 1-4. MARY- ELIZABETH OESLEBY Honestly. kids. I'm not a flirt. Class Secretary 43 Student Council Rep. 2, Treas- urer 43 Hematite 43 Keyhole 3-42 Prom Comrn. 33 PTSA 3-4, Recording Secretary 4, Executive Board 43 FTA 43 Latin Club 2-3, Secretary 2, Vice President 33 Red Peppers 1-2: Pep Club 1-41 GAA 1-4, secretary 4. LAWRENCE OLSON He's a quiet youth - at times. HR Treasurer 23 Band 1-43 Forensics 23 ROTC 2- 3, Band 2'3Q 4-H 1. PHILIP OLSON You like him when you know him. ROTC 2-4, Color Guard 3, Drill Team 2. NANCY L. OLSTROM Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low. Choir 3-42 Girls' Glee Club 1-23 FTA 43 Inter- com Club 1-23 Red Peppers 13 Pep Club 1, 4. KATHLEEN PACHMAYER If mischief is a part of heaven. she's on her way there. HR Treasurer 13 Choir 3-43 Girls' Glee Club 1-23 Red Peppers 1-23 Pep Club 1-43 Intercom Club 1-2 JANET PAWLICKI A finished lady from head to toe. Class Secretary 23 HR Treasurer 1, Secretary 43 Hematite 43 Keyhole 3-43 Girls' Glee Club 13 Latin Club 3-4, President 43 Intercom Club 13 Red Peppers 1-2: Pep Club 1-43 GAA 3-4. RICHARD PIASECKI While we llve, let us llve. BETTY JO ANN POTINSKY We can't be gay and worry at the same time, so let's be gay. HR Secretary 2, Treasurer 33 Keyhole 3-4, 4-H Club 1-43 Intercom 4g Red Peppers 2, Pep Club 3-4. NANCY PROSEK With a serenity seldom disturbed, Glrls' Glee Club 13 Pep Club 2-43 GAA 2. GARY RAHKO The harder I try to be gooder, the worser I get. HR Vice President lg Band 1-2, Football lg Intra- mural Basketball 1-2, Volleyball 3g ROTC 2-4, Rifle Team 3-4, Band 2. RICHARD RINTALA 'One cannot always be a hero, but one can al- ways be a man. Baseball 2-3: Intramural Basketball 1-2, ROTC 2-3. BARBARA ROCHE 'Keen sense, and common sense, and lots of room for nonsense. HR Secretary 2: Hematite 45 Keyhole Editorial Staff 4, Business Staff 4, Choir 2-3: Girls' En- semble 3: Girls' Glee Club lg Prom Comm. 3: Red Peppers 1, Pep Club 2-4, GAA 2-3. CHARLES ROSEN I like work, it fascinates me, I could sit and look at it for hours. HR Treasurer 25 Keyhole 2-3, Latin Club 2g Chess Club 4: Intramural Basketball 3g ROTC 2-3, Drill Team 2-3. IUDITH RUBY Blessed with a pleasant and unassuming manner. Girls' Glee Club lg French Club '2-3. ROBERT RUBY Life's no longer if we hurry, 1ife's no longer if we worry. ' ROTC 2-3. IOANNE M. RUDITIS Sweet, neat, and petite. Red Peppers lg Pep Club 1-4. ALBERT RYE This learning, what a bore it is! Choir lg Football 1-2, Basketball l-2, Intramural Basketball l, Volleyball lg ROTC 2-3. JAMES O. RYE l believe in getting into hot water, it keeps me clean. Orchestra lg Glee Club 1, ROTC 2, Rifle Team 2. SUSAN RYSKEWECZ l'm here even if l don't tell anyone. Hematite 45 Prom Comm. 3, Rifle Team l-2, Pep Club 1-4, GAA 1-4. LORETTA SEMENAK Her very frowns are fairer far than the smiles of other maidens are. Keyhole 4, Red Peppers 1-2, Pep Club 1-4, GAA l,4g Cheerleader l-2. IANETTE M. SETTERLUND l-Ier heart is like a moon - there is always a man in it. HR Treasurer 2, Orchestra l-3, Latin Club 3, Pep Club 4. LYNN R. SHER Always happy, always gay, making everyone that way. National Honor Society 3-4, Forensics 2-3, Band lg Keyhole 3-4, Prom Comm. 3, PTSA 3-4, Executive Board 4, FTA 2-4, Treasurer 3g French Club 3-4, Secretary 4, Red Peppers 2-3, Library Club lg Pep Club l-4, GAA l-4, I I .S J: C239 BH? PHILIP J. SHERIDAN 'The Presidential chair needs ingenious men like Lincoln, Hoover, and him. National Honor Society 3-45 National Athletic Scholarship Society 3-45 HR Vice President 25 PTSA 35 Hematite C0-EDITOR 45Keyhole 35 Fo- rensics 35 'I' Club 3-45 Football 1-45 Baseball 2-45 Track 1-45 Ski Team 2-4. PAT SHIFRA 'School days were fun, but school nights were better. Keyhole 3-45 Forensics 35 Prom Comm. 35 FTA 45 Library lg Intercom 15 Red Peppers 15 Pep Club l,3,4: GAA 1,3. JUDY SIEVILA 'Act well your part, there all honor lies. Student Council Rep. 45 Hematite 45 Keyhole 3-45 Band 1-35 German Band 35 Prom Comm. 35 PTSA 3-45 Red Peppers 25 Pep Club 1-45 GAA 1-3. RICHARD SIIRILA l'm not going to worry over life and girls. HR Vice President 25 4-H Club 3-45 Football 15 Intramural Basketball 2-4. IA MES SILKWORTI-I 'Bashfull But, ah, how nice when you know him. ROTC 2-3. SHEILA SIPPONEN 'Happy am I5 from care l'm free. Why isn't everyone contented like me?' Pep Club 45 GAA 2-45 4-H 1. DANIEL SLADE 'A quiet boy, so tall and shy, a merry twinkle in his eye. HR President 1, Vice President 2, 45 Student Coun cil 35 Homecoming Court 45 Prom Comm. 35 Football 15 Basketball 1-25 Intramural Basketball 1-4. ROBERT O. SMITH 'His red hair is a bright crown for this gay boy. 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Halama, W, Carlson, JUNIORS HOME ROOM - 321 - MISS PAPE SEATED Secretary C Munari President D Maki Vice President J Anderson Treasurer D. Kapets. ROW 1 B Green I Fafford S Josephson S Jakeway J Puspanen J Koskr S Ashlrn ROW 2: R. Carl- son R Bond J Williams A Hanson A Ranta M McDonald W KOIVISIO MISS PAPE ROW 3: I. Sey- mour D Pelto M Davey T Larson J Talaska K Bashara I Olexa R Verhelst J Ruditis, M. Sterny. I CI. F' F6 ASS orncgns :iii Q iz! ' wig W: fifsf 5153 sg! f9'tf 'N'. at K 1- W N .R k 'EE mf QM' ima i f J President CALVIN KAHARA 'Resident 'CAROL Y . fm mf T1 f W V' K awff ivy L VK f, Q V ,fl xii, was if 'Nw ff 'I-tnahmahowawnhu ', ,sf gd-.fy ,. S I v- T'- X- ' U 9 Y Yfx., v ,S ,Tie , M -Q 2 an -v-Q Q rl : 3 , X 4 , ,,' . I . I K v- ' f f VW 1 '5 + rs'- -f I 1' J .Ai , A + lf s'Q,,,g- .v L ff..- ,, ' f s k Elf. 4 ., I . V I K5 'WF ga 5 P 'F J We ef .,W,t 1 5, f 4 f 1 k f gf , i Ml Mum Y U' 'ir I W Q .4 an ,f N ik xg, 3' F W i + ff sai s. 'Ewa ' me ' ,M-YG' 7 k. 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Pawlak, MISS HALVERSON. ROW 2: A. Bachand, W. Cook, V. Orhn, S. Brunell, A. Kovacevich. ROW 3: J. Jendrzejewski, D. Lindblad, J. Anderson, W. Grawey. J. Min- dorff. ROW 4: J. Kasmarick, J. Tretheway, D. O'Rourke, W. Erickson, D. Brewer. ABSENT: D. Berlin, R. FRESHMEN HOME ROOM - 115 - MRS. ELLIS Siirila. SEATED: Secretary, K. Krznarichg President, J. Linronen: Vice-President, B. Pumulag Treasurer, S. Peltonen. ROW 1: M. Dominkowski, M. Sisko, K. Murto, D. Fisher, D. Bjork, J. Johnson, MRS. ELLIS. ROW 2: R. Badouski, S. Suzik, J. Osmanson, K. Trojohn, K. Aho, C. Carlson. ROW 3: B. Toijala, E. Corda, D. Briar D. Holmes, R. Anderson, B. Green, i ..,.. -qv ,. 'W SE Q Z. 5 1 IP 1.p:gf?f,,. Syl? ii Vflggxg '-v-'rf Sig W. Mm. ...WQ Q u- s,,--.-ff- '.itlf'f H L' Nh r'- 1 L L.. X if xl km! ,nl is . 1 jp sm- QA ,f iv, -6 ov 1 . ' .9 , Q J -J .-1. .., --....,. r , ' . . 2 10,17 M., Q 0 ' 1 , , . S J E K, Q. K 4 K ,' K 3' . Y Q bi if ? 1 4' gf W 5 gf 1-A 4 ' in 4g ff' '1 it my ,Q Kxfm ix 1 wi, J x 1 W 1 QQ ' n 1.11 .' ., 'ff' ' 4.XX.,? N ' 1 . , 6 tm, W.. J ,b,,mkW,.,y4 D. ' 0 H 2 XL, . . . f 'if 1 X 7 1 wx 4 5 N N v I NNN w ' 'n XL?-J 5 l i Qbl Advisor MISS ZERA TABACCHI Co Editor PHIL SHERIDAN A STAFF Co Ed1tOI IOANNE BEDNAR EDITORS Busrness Manager VIRGENE NO VASCONE Art Editor IANET NELSON Sports Editor BILL TOTH Treasurer ELAINE GRENDA Typing Editor SANDRA HILL 38 , 'rl I-9 V . 'U' 1 X x T 1 tp, -' 15 ,ma HEMATITE EDITORIAL STAFF SEATED: CO-EDITOR, P, Sheridan, CO-EDITOR, I. Bednar, ROW 1: B, Toth, 1, Harm, MISS TABACCH1, D Kauppi, M, Oesleby, B, Mason, R, Friedman, HEMATITE BUSINESS STA FF SEATED: Treasurer, E. Grendag Business Manager, V, Novascone. ROW 1: R. Fafford, J. Aili. ROW 2: D. Dahlin, K. LeGeau1t, V. Newby, S. Ryskewecz. ROW 3: T. Kilponen, J. Hariu, J. Mattson, J. Bonk, R. Friedman. fig!! .5 -in . 'ga lr xv, HEMATITE ART STAFF SE.'XTEDg Editor, J. Nelsong P. Sheridan. ROW L: J. Pawlicki, I. Aili, G. Beaugrand. HEMATITE TYPING STAFF SEATED: Editor, S. Hi11gB. Roche. ROW lg M. Cichon, I, Mattson, K. LeGeau1t. I. Mattson, J. Lehto ABSENT: I. Sievila. 96? Q1 ' 6 Ek Uh n--' S-.. ROW 1: L. Sher, P. Koski, M. Durham, C. Ziem, I. Mattson. ROW 2: E. Briggs, M. Myette, B. Roche, J. Luoma, B. Mason, R. Bosanac. ROW 3: J. Nasi, R. Korpela, D. Dahlin, R. Friedman, T. Keskey, M. Newman. THE KEYHOLE This year the Keyhole, our school newspaper, is completing twenty-two years of reporting on school and community affairs. The Keyhole follows a basic layout pattern each month. On the first page are the feature articles consisting mainly of school functions and events, and an editorial. The next two pages are devoted to fashions, articles by the 'roving reporter, gossip and jokes. The last page is reserved for the sports events and the following month's schedule. Each year the Keyhole prepares a special Christmas issue containing articles on the meaning, spirit, and various customs of Christmas. This six page issue, primed in red ink and coming just before the holidays, is one of the most popular issues of the year. Through the efforts of the business staff, and by the sale of advertising space to the merchants of Ironwood. the paper is able to remain self-supporting. Co-Business Manager Co-Editor Advisor Co- Editor Co-Business Manager D. DAHLIN C. ZIEM MISS PAPE J, MATTSON R. FRIEDMAN 65 ff EXECUTIVE BODY SEATED: Treasurer, K. Ahoneng President, T. Kilponeng Vice-President, D. Makelag Secretary, S. Johnson, MR. SARTORIS, STANDING: B. Hulstrom, M. Myette, J. Nelson, R. Antin, C. Kahara, G. Albert, R. Aukee J. Plaistow. STUDENT The Executive Body of the Student Council is the governing body of our school. Each class is repre- sented by the president of their class and two elected members. The representatives for the senior and junior classes are elected in the spring of the preceding year, while the freshmen and sophomores elect their representatives in the fall. The primary responsibilities of the Student Council are the planning of pep assemblies, the selecting of commercial assemblies, the purchasing of records for school dances, and the ratifying of constitutions of newly formed organizations. Problems of the student body which are brought to the attention of the Student Council are clarified through discussion of possible corrective measures. Two of the annual projects sponsored by this organization are a Twirp season and homecoming, The annual parade, with floats entered by homerooms and clubs, followed by a pep rally and dance are highlights of the homecoming festivities. Working with the Executive Body of our Student Council, is a representative group made up of one elected person from each homeroom and club. The people develop qualities of self reliance, and self control by promoting citizenship and investigating the wishes expressed by our student body. The representative branch of the Student Council plays an important part in carrying out plans made by the Executive Body, during the course of the year. V 1 1 Q if 33,59-rw ' 3 Q- L wi Q A K 955 ji' aff , if . QA H gf gm .fx K ig M fe' f. 'X W QQ, .1 ' f' 'ffdsfsewxgma NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Natronal Honor Socrety 15 a natronal organrzatron for hrgh schools To be elxgrble for membership IH thrs group a student must be rn the upper thrrd of hrs class rn scholarshrp and Should have d1SplaySd outstandmg character trarts leadershrp qualrtres and outstandmg servrce to h1s school and commumty Not more than frfteen per cent of the senlor class and f1VC per cent of the junior class may be chosen rn any one year The colors of the society are blue and gold and the symbol rs composed of a keystone and flamlng torch On the keystone Leadershrp and Service The electron of new members begins with nominations by the ac ulty honors commrttee Then the committee requests members of the faculty to nommate students whom they think are ellgible for member shlp The commlttee then mvestrgates the records of the nomrnees to their classroom work and extracurrrcular 3CI1V1I1CS A list of candi dates IS then prepared from the top third of the class and rs presented rn ballot form to the teachers The results of the ballotxng plus the results of the committee rnvestigations are then thoroughly examined by the commrttee before the final results are comprled and the new members elected One of the most worthwhile activities sponsored by the group is the annual All School Party Funds rarsed at the party are used for scholarshrps to the Gogeblc Community College are found the letters C. S. L. S. which stand for Character, Scholarship, . f - . i . . . . as N' -ar -21:4 , we A- . Q X . ..,,.- ... ,M A . 271' ff 9 Q v 's..,,.f' at Kam-, in-.. ROW 1: L, Sher, R, Ahonen, B. Mason. ROW 2: J. Ingison, T. Vizanko, R, Anderson, T, Hulstrom, D, Holmes, P, Woodcock, J. KINNUNEN. CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club is one of the newly formed organizations this year. Its purpose is to promote the art of picture taking and also to acquaint its members with the processing of films and prints. A The goal of the club is to prove itself worthy of recognition and to 1 obtain a darkroom and photographic facilities in the high school build- ing. Jill This year the members of the club are entering their individual accomplishments in a national photography contest. The members are participating in this contest in four specific categories, The pic- tures will be judged on composition, originality, and interest. Jerry Kinnunen is the advisor for the club. The officers this year are Bob Ahonen, President, Bob Anderson, Vice Presidentg Bonnie Mason, Secretaryg and Douglas Holmes, Treasurer. Your attention, p1ease, is a familiar call heard the whole day through. The members of our Inter- com Club, under the direction of MR. CHARLES ANDERSON, take turns each period to keep us informed via the schoo1's intercommunication system of the many activities in which our students are participating. On occasion important radio broadcasts are available for classroom use. To be eligible for membership in this group, one should have a free period and have a desire to be of service. INTERCOM CLUB SEATED: L. Nelson, President, D. Dahling Vice-President, I. Pavlovichg S. Cerioni. ROW lg L. Larson, D. Behrendt, G. Peterson, L. Nelson, J. Swanson, K. Murto, C. Carlson, S. Koykar, E. Decker, P. Johnson, P. Woodcock, S. Secor, M. Sievila, M. Suzik, P. Magdziak. ROW 2: B. Potinsky, C. Lahtinen, M. Semo, N. llminen, D. Penberthy, P. Mindorff, K. Phillips. I. Willett, C. Rowe, J. Rouse, J. Brunell, C. Koski, M. Kilbourn, M. Litsheim, J. Zegoski, D. Bulinski. ROW 3: MR. ANDERSON, J. Morin, R. Semo, J. Ihlenfeldt I. Bloomquist, D. Vlasich, B. Janov, J. Dubbe, M. Maki, W. Spetz, J. Steffanides, E. Briggs, S. Viher, K. Pachmayer, P. Shifra, M. Sisko. ABSENT: B. Chapman, P. Bolich, A. Tapio, Secretary-Treasurer. x SEATED: Student Council Representative, C. Ziem, President, I. Pawlickig Vice-President, D. Beisselg Secretary Treasurer, M. Newman. ROW 1: K. Osterman, K. Murto, J. Swanson, L. Pidgeon, K. Trojahn, C. Carlson, M. Sisko, K. Ahonen, B. Fisher, G. Eifolla, C. Fredrickson, ROW 2: D. Ringwall, J. Holmes, C. Erickson, I. Dahlin, D. Niemi, M. Litsheim, M. Maki, M. Dominkowski, C. Blaisdell, S. Albert. ROW 3: MISS JOHNSON, S. Lewinski, E. Repischak, I. Bloomquist, J. Osmanson, B. Janov, M. Holst, D. Bonk, J. Piispanen, J. Kasmarick, M. Kilbourn. ROW 4: H. Johnson, J. Rintala, C. Wangaard, S. Albert, W. Pera, D. Dahlin, B. Perkins, R. Friedman, C. Kahara, W. Verhelst, B. Mattson, W. Impola. ABSENT: I. Stone, LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, sponsored by Miss Johnson, is made up of members of both Latin I and Latin II classes. Regular meetings provide opportunities for informal social get-togethers and supplement the regular class work with information about Roman life and culture and the relation between Latin and English. The Latin Club entered a beautiful float in the Homecoming parade and also sponsored the fish pond at our annual All School Party. For Christmas the Latin Club members sing Latin versions of well-known English songs, such as White Christmas and Jingle Bells The Christmas story from the Bible is also read in Latin. Other special holidays are also observed by this active organization. -if-C-if The aim of the French Club, an organization of present French students and former French students, is to acquaint the members with the customs, songs and culture of France outside the classroom. The social activities develop an esprit de corps among the members and establish this with the extra curricular program of the school. The French Club , under the direction of Miss Tabacchi, began their activities this year with an entry in the Homecoming Parade. During the winter, the group again submitted an ice sculpture during snow week. Besides the annual initiation party, taking charge of the prom Check Your Wraps booth, candy sales, and the singing, the club sponsored several dances including the unique after four TV Bandstand dances. With the coming of spring the members planned a banquet featuring French menu and entertainment. FRENCH CLUB SEATED: Vice-President, C. Lahtineng Secretary, L. Sherg Treasurer, L. Milavetzg President, B. Mason. ROW 1: J. Iosephson, M. Friedman, C. Haggerson, K. Einola, D. Bond, D. Hill, S. Nelson, E. Banks, B. Boyle ROW 2: L. Nelson, S. Rosa, D. Rigoni, K. Krznarich, J. Ballard, B. Smeeth, M. Sievila, MISS TABACCHI. ROW 3: D. Stiles, B. Fisher, D. Ruby, J. Johnson, K. Zoberski, M. McDonald, M. Ketola, J. Johnson, R SEATED: Secretary. J. Nelson, Historian, B. Mason, President, S. l-li11gViCe-President, S. Johnson, Librarian L. Milavetzg Treasurer, E. Grenda. ROW 1: M. Sievila, C. Lahtinen, J. Bednar, M. Friedman, D. Ringwall, J. Aili, B. Boyle, M. Kilbourn, L. Sher. ROW 2: K. Einola, K. Zoberski, V. Novascone, M. Oesleby, C. Rowe, I. Johnson, B. Janov, M. Turanen, J. Hariu, J. Mattson, P. Magdziak. ROW 3: C. I-Iaggerson, D. Vlasich, J. Ballard, S. Lewinski, S. Viher, P. Shifra, M. Westenberg, J. Aili, M. Zerbst, MR. HELD. ROW T. Hulstrom, G. Beaugrand, R. Friedman, J. Bonk, D. Dahlin, P, Ryskewecz, N. Ostrom, J, Aldridge, P. Johnson. ABSENT: J. Stone, A. Tapio. F.T.A. The Future Teachers of America, with Mr. Held as faculty advisor gives to students interested in any phase of teaching the opportunity to learn more about the profession. Members of the F.T.A. do cadet teaching in various grade schools and in the high school. This way they receive practical knowledge of teaching and are better enabled in planning their course of study. Each year the group makes several trips to various colleges near Ironwood. These experiences give the group's members a better under- standing and working knowledge of teacher training institutions. 4 The P.T. S.A. is organized to bring together the parents, teachers and students in order to form a closer relationship between the home and school and a better understanding between the teachers and stu- dents. Panel discussions and other projects are undertaken at the meetings which are held once a month. Working together in this way helps to make a better community. Our P.T.S.A. organization has accomplished much in its four years of existence. A scholarship fund has been established as a memorial to one of our former teachers, RALPH SPENCER. Plans are underway to enlarge the scholarship and to establish others. The Executive Board is composed of the President, Mrs. J. Bulinskig the first Vice-President, Mr. E. Colasaccog the second Vice-President, Mrs. L. Miklishg the Recording Secretary, Mary Oeslebyg the Corres- ponding Secretary, Miss Z. Tabacchi, the Treasurer, Mrs. R. Harring- tong the Historian, Loretta Jobeg the Principal, Mr. J. Sheridan, the President of the Student Council, Ted Kilponeng and the following chairmen of standing committees: Mr. G. Swanson, Ron Friedman, Mrs. H. Jolie, Mrs. B. Gertz, Mrs. A. Coleman, Mrs. I. Bolich, Lynn Sher, Rosa Pape, and Mrs. J. Sheridan. Also members of the Executive Board are the Council Delegates: Mrs. A. Repischek and Mrs. R. D. Perkins. P.T.S.A. 0 WZ' 0 NN . 'is s ' ...- k t M Q U SEATED: Mrs. J. Bulinski, Mrs. A. Coleman, Mrs. L. Miklish, Miss R. Pape. ROW 1: Miss Z. Tabacchi, Mrs A Repischak, Lynn Sher, Mrs. R. D. Perkins. ROW 2: Mary Oesleby, Ted Kilponen, Loretta Jobe, Mrs. H Jolie 47 I. 'H i. SEATED: Secretary. C. I-laggersong President, K. Johnson, Vice-President, M. Sievila, Treasurer, I. Zegoski. ROW 1: M. Kilbourn, J. Lintonen, E. Bank, M. Friedman, K. Einola, K. Berlin, B. Boyle, MISS BIRGE. ROW 21 L. Krznarich, C. Blaisdell, L. Pidgeon, L. Maki, D. Caruso. ROW 3: C. Rowe, R.Mindorff, J. Pavlovich, M. Turunen, K. Phillips, D. Vlasich. ABSENT: S. Peltonen, J. Stone. RED PEPPERS The Red Peppers is a social club composed of freshman, sophomore, and junior girls, under the sponsorship of Miss Ruth Birge. Their aim is to promote good will and friendship among the students. This club meets twice a month, having one business meeting and one social meeting. Rotating committees serve lunch and plan the entertainment for the group's monthly social meeting. At the end of the year the club uses the funds it has raised from candy sales and other projects to finance a trip for its members. Transportation is usually by car, and the destination, Duluth. After the sightseeing that takes up the larger part of the day, and after the excitement of doing some personal shopping, the girls treat themselves to a deluxe dinner. During the trip home memories are carefully filed away for future reference. I pledge my Head to clear thinking, my Heart to greater loyalty, my Hands to large service, and my Health to better living, for my Club, my Community, and my Country. This is the national pledge of the 4-H. Every 4-H'er awaits the annual 4-H Achievement Day, when everyone exhibits his projects, and when awards are given for out- standing work. Some of the projects undertaken are gardening, food preparation, food preservation, photography, junior leadership, sew- ing, child care, knitting, handicraft, dairying, and forestry. Dances parties, sleigh rides, and skating parties are other 4-H activities. The 4-H Service Club is, in a sense, the director of the 4-H Clubs This club is not a high school organization but is an organization of 4-H members who are 15 years of age or older and who have had three or more years of outstanding 4-H work, The advisors this year were Mr. Andrew Bednar and Miss Rhoda Kelly. 4-H CLUB ROW 1: J. Nasi, D. Niemi, Secretary, C. Zierng P. Cardini, F. Talo. ROW 2: G. Kivi, R. Potinsky G. Hendrickson, G. Beaugrand, S. Liimakka, R. Siirila. 5 si A 3 5 40' 'er v Zarimba ROW2 R Isaacson, P. Sheridan, T. Kellet, D. Harmon, G. Albert, J. Jacisin, R. Karvonen, L. Miklesh, D. Miller, E. Wills. OW 3: J. O'Donahue, I. Anderson, D. Makela, R. Asplund, J. Talaska, J. Hosking. D. Kapets, D. Sauter, E. Beckstrom. ROW 4: S. Albert, B. Johnson, R. Longhini, J. Iafolla, C. Wangaard, P. Smith, D. Koski, W. Grose, D. Aspinwall, MR. KRZNARICH. ROW1: L. Hopkins, D. Dahlin, J. Badouski. T. Kilponen, G. Belmas, M. Myette, R. Glynn, J. Thomas, D. R 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 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 faculty sponsor is Mg, Krznal-ich, f N The main purpose of the I Club is to promote athletics in high W school, to encourage school loyalty and sportsmanship, and to pro- f o mote friendship among athletes. Any person earning a letter in any QX f i x ' , sport is eligible to join this club. el 'F f if ' Q This year's activities included: selling book covers, sponsoring y ,,, Z? A A dances, selling refreshments at basketball games, and assisting with .-Q 4 AM E-JE 3 grade school athletics. ,ff I QJR A aa This year's officers are Mike Mytte, President, Dick Sauter, Sec- ovvosmon 'I retary-Treasurer. 52' I CLUB ROW 1: J. lafolla, B. Johnson, R. Glynn, R. Asplund, R. Sauter, M, Myette, D. Zarimba, MR, BETCHEK, MR KRZNARICH, ROW 2: T, Kilponen, H, Lakvgld, W. Grose, I. Jacisin, P. Sheridan, D. Miller, J. Badouski, L. Miklesh, MR, PALMER, ROW 3: R. Longhini, J. O'Donahue, J. Anderson, J. Talaska, E. Beckstrom, B. Kuna, 1. Hosking, G. Belmas, D, Dahlin. ROW 4: S. Albert, D. Koski, J. Tregembo, C. Wangaard, D, Aspinwall, P. Smith, T. Kellet, R. Oberst. ROW 5: J. Toth, G. Albert, D. Makela, E. Wills, K. Bashera, J. lngison, D. Harmon. ROW 6: R. Johnson, S. Prebish, J. Lukas, T. Finco, D. Misuraco, J. Wilson, R. Karvonen. ROW 7: L. l-lopkings, J. Thomas, R. Isaacson, D. Beckman, D. Kapets, R. Soyka, T. Keskey. l 1 PEP CLUB The Pep Club is the descriptive name of an organization of en- thusiastic students who actively work at promoting school spirit by supporting our athletic teams and backing our cheerleaders at games and assemblies. This large organization, under the sponsorship of Mr. Betchek, is one of the busiest groups in school. At regular meetings new cheers are introduced to the members by the cheerleaders. Many of the Pep Club members purchase colorful sweat shirts with their emblem on the front to wear at games. The group works with the cheerleaders and the Student Council to put on general pep assemblies. They often include a few original skits as part of the assembly program. Buses are frequently chartered to transport members and non-members alike to out-of-town games. The Pep Club has proven its worth to the school in many ways, particularly in its desire to be of service. The officers for this year were Jackie Hariu, Presidentg Jerry Becker Vice-President: Marlene Cichon, Secretaryg Margie Haanpaa, Treasurer The purpose of the Girls'Ath1etic Association is to stimulate interest in girls'ath1etics and recreation- al activities. Members of the G.A.A. are taught teamwork and sportsmanship. The G.A.A. , under the sponsorship of Mrs. Schmid, began the year with volleyball tournaments followedlsy such sports as basketball, hit-pin -baseball, badminton, bowling, baseball, ping-pong, and hiking. Participants must win membership points each year and those meeting certain two-year requirements are presented with G.A.A. letters. Medals are also awarded to members of the winning team in each sport. A G. A.A. trophy is awarded to the outstanding senior girl on the basis of her athletic ability, character, and good sportsmanship. G.A.A. ROW 1: President, R. Bosanacg Secretary, M. Oesleby, Vice-President, J. Hariug Sponsor, MRS. SCHMlDg Treasurer, J. Mattson, Recording Secretary, K. LeGeaultg Publicity Chairman, D. Nelson. ROW 2: A. Soltis, D. Strick, C. DeLodder, J. Ballard, J. Elsmore, V. Sjowall, K. Ahonen, F. Ta1aska,D. Hill, J. Dahlin, S. Caruso, S. Hill, J. Knutilla, L. Sher, C. Haggerson, M. Friedman, K. Einola, K. Johnson, J. Zogoski, E. Bank, C. Wennersten, J. Willet, S. Albert. ROW 3: A. Marchlik, C. Lahtinen, S. Cerioni, B. Janov, A. Decker, R. Williams, D. Dudra, C. Edwards, E. Repischak, D. Bulinski, B. Deal, L. Pidgeon, K. Trojahn, J. Brunell, L. Decker, J. Dalphonso, J. Lintonen, S. Peltonen, B. Pertulla, K, Talaska, M. Kolson, M. Dominkowski. ROW 4: S. Brunell, E. Hedstrom, P, Tregembo, P. Johnson, D. Rigoni, S. Rosa, J. Osterman S. Hautanen, K. Zoberski, G. Dubbe, B. Smeeth, H. Anderson, S. Bentzen, E. Ringwall, S. bewinski, J. Kangas, C. Koski, K. Vanhalla, C. Jolie, J. Aili, K. Murto. ROW 5: M. Sisko, M. Jarvi, E. Tregembo, M. Westerberg, M. Maki, G. Youngberg, C. Erickson, J. Bloomquist, S. Ryskewecz, M. Sievila, J, Rouse, M. McCullough, S. Nelson, R. Suzik, K. Peterson, L. Wright, J. Osmanson, J. Suzik, C. Blaisdell, J. Aili. ROW 6: M. Durham, L. Nelson, C. Beckman, E. Micheals, J. Holmes, M. Gullan, B. Oesleby, J. Pavlovich K. Phillips, R. Mindorff, K. Berlin, L. Maki, K. Osterman, B. Dudra, A. Kovacevich, K. Krznarich, L. Semenak, J. Luoma, E. Briggs, J. Steffanides. ROW 7: K. Pachmayer, J. Landretti, S. Viher, J. Mattson, J. Sievila, K. Koivisto, S. Johnson, S. Jakeway, M. Mason, A. Hoffman, S. O'Donahue, S. Tjernlund, S. Suzik, M. Humann, S. Sipponen, M. Suzik, N. Ostrom, P. Shifra, M. Newman, J. Pawlicki. ABSENT: L. Jobe. SEATED: Secretary: Ted Keskey, Treasurerg Don Dahlin, President: Bob Korpela, Vice-Presidentg Don Miller ROW 1: C. Rosen, D. Kauppi, L. Hopkins, T. Kilponen, R. Friedman, G. Harrington, A. Johnson, MR BALASZ 4 ' 1 4 J CHESS CLUB The Chess Club is one of the school s youngest organizations The club's membership is composed of senior boys and the participating faculty advisor, Mr. Balasz. The club meets regularly once a week and often holds special meet- ings during the week ends. These meetings provide an opportunity for all the members to get together and compete against each other. The club hopes to eventually enter competition with range schools and to hold inter-school tournaments. The King's game of chess is a fascinating adventure. Anyone who will meet the challenge of the game should surely experience a cer- tain sense of accomplishment. , 12 Q,-48 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Left to right: C. Fredrickson, P. Tregembo, R, Williams, A. Kovacevich. B TEAM CHEERLEADERS Left to right: M. McCullough, L. Stemy, C. Blaisdell, S. Albert, J. Rouse, I. Bloom quist. School life f- 1' I M4 J l X X X I I! X N iii-1 KX ' uk NN , 3 - X , Ni A 4' X G QUEEN IOANNE KING GENE JUNIOR PROM The Annual Junior Prom, held in the Luther L. Wright gym, was enjoyed by many couples on May 2, 1958, with dancing from nine to one under the Deep Blue Sea. Glistening fish and starfish suspended from a false ceiling of nets along with an array of colored bubbles cast by a lighted chandelier set the exotic mood for a dreamy evening. In the Deep Blue Sea were found two gigantic whales, a sparkling octopus, treasure chests, an anchor, and seahorses. From a net-draped bandstand the orchestra played the theme song, Deep Blue Sea, for the Grand March. Queen Joanne Mattson and King Gene Belmas were crowned after the Grand March and reigned over the dance for the remainder of the evening. as X 1' . f I 0 Q 1, X i Welding is one of the most popular vocational courses for boys. Physics experiments give these students an oppor- tunity to make practical application of what they 1 learn in books. f , ez ,V 4, Art students learn to create with pen and brush. Leaming to use machines is an important part of Mr, Ekman's cabinetmaking class, Mr. Koski helps a student master the essentials of mechanical and machine drafting. ya- Chemistry experiments give chemistry students a greater insight into the elements of chemistry. W 1 K3 Q95 5, 4 F ki v Mm S 1 my Y, ,Qi 5 si i t KN E SEATED: MR, IACOBSON, R, Korpela, R, Friedman, D. Dahlin, T, Keskey, MR, THIELEN, ROW 1: D, Beissel C, Kahara, J. Bonk, R, Antin, D, Kauppi, M. Litsheim, DEBATE The Luther L. Wright High School debate team has ended another successful season this year. The teams debated the question, Resolved: That we should adopt the essential features of the British edu- cation system. The first tournament was held in Negaunee. The affirmative team of Ron Friedman and Don Dahlin paved the way for the school by defeating Escanaba Holy Name, Menominee, and J. D. Pierce. The negative team of Bob Korpela and Ted Keskey defeated Bessemer and Escanaba while losing to Gladstone. In the second preliminary tournament held at Norway, the Friedman-Dahlin combination once again went undefeated, triumphing over Felch, Escanaba Holy Name, and J. D. Pierce. Bob Korpela and Ted Keskey lost to Manistique and Marquette Graverette. For the second time in three years the Luther L. Wright debate team took part in the invitational con- test in Merrill, Wisconsin, The teams tied for second place honors in a field of over fifty schools, Ron Friedman and Don Dahlin defeated teams from Merrill, West Bend, and Wautoma. Rick Antin and Bob Korpela defeated La Crosse, Central, and Shawano, while losing to New London, The Michigan debate season ended in Marquette on January 17. Ron Friedman and Don Dahlin ended four years of high school debating, winning 31 debates while losing only 3. The debate team is coached by Mr. Earl Jacobson and Mr. Ray Thielen who have done a truly wonder- ful job. p The Drama Club is a new organization in L. L. Wright this year. ' , if It is composed of junior and senior girls and boys interested in furthering . their experience in drama. wk Let's Make Up, a one-act play, is the first presentation of the ' club this year. All phases of drama and staging will be studied in connection with the play. .1 E 5 . . X 1 X p f- mg? gf- ' J! : I 5 X x fig, 1, Candy sales and other activities, plus small dues, furnish the money 5 1 14 K' ' . 3 'S' N . , 1 .. J ...K t at K0 QA for books, costumes, and make-up. Fl Miss Halverson is the club advisor. The officers of the club are: Bonnie Mason, Presidentg Kathy LeGeault, Vice President: and Kathy -.p9f 'A Pachmayer. Secretary-Treasurer. DRAMA CLUB SEATED: K. LeGeault, B. Mason, K. Pachmayer. ROW 1: J. I-lariu, P. Cardini, L. Sher, M. Cichon, S. Hill L. Milavetz, M. Suzik, R. Bosanac, N. Ostrom. ROW 2: J. Mattson, J. Nasi, J. Luoma, S. Viher, A. Tapio, M. Newman, D. Niemi, Miss HALVERSON, ROW 3: J. Becker. G. Beaugrand. -QALQLQ, PIANO: P. Koski, J. Johnson. ROW 1: D. Ringwall, Secretary, I. Mattsong K. Kauppi, R. Aukee, B. Hulstrom A. Goldsworthy, I. Mindorff, C. Gotta, C. Chouinard, M. Cichon, J. Kolson, M. Kilbourn, J. Zegoski, M. Zerbst. PIANO: B. Boyle, MISS WHITE. ROW 21 H. Anderson, K. Berlin, L. Wright, B. Pumala, T. Hul- strom, I. DeLodder, A. Pachmeyer, D. Briar, B. Perkins, N. Ostrom, J. Pavlovich, C. Rowe, P. Woodcock, K. Pachmeyer. ROW 3: B. Mason, B. Fisher, N. Moren, D. Bulinski, J. Allen, R.. Anderson, R. 1-lalama, E. Wills, J. O'Donahue, L. Nelson, I. Rouse, C. Munari, J. Aili. ROW 4: B. Tregembo, D. Vlasich, K. Olson, I. Dubbe, D. Coleman, J. Slining, J. Bonk, D. Bonk, Vice-President, P. Smith, President, L. Hopkins, L. Niemi, J. Aldridge, Treasurer, K. Peterson, S. Hill, K. Wennersten, M. Westerberg. CHOIR Did you ever hear anyone go singing down the hall after third hour? Sure you did! Sing a song and smile all day long! This is the way sixty-two choir members feel after an invigorating song-fest, every day in room 205. ffhose who have classes in 305 and 203 during the third hour probably feel like singing toolj The singing is not all fun, but often hard work if the results are to be pleasing to the ear. A concert for every season of the school year plus many extra programs keeps the choir busy. Assemblies and civic performances always find the choir ready. Ensembles and soloists do much outside entertaining. The annual Pop Concert held in the fall revolved around show tunes from the newly produced South Pacific and the ever popular Carousel. Large crowds witnessed the concert both nights of the perform- ance. The many hours of rehearsal by both choir and Glee Club were apparent in the beauty of the pro- gram. Before the Pop Concert was over, the choir and Glee Club had already begun work on the Christmas concert. The highlight of this concert was the presentation of a choral pageant, Fred Waring's 'This is Christmas. It was sung by the Girls' A Cappella Choir, assisted by Miss Tabacchi's speech class who pantomimed the lyrics of the songs, which were originally taken from verses of Christmas cards. The program included regional songs and the traditional carols with the audience joining in. The annual sacred concert, held during the Lenten period, was the Brotherhood Concert. The choir rendered songs from every faith to point out the spirit of brotherhood in our free country. Again the Glee Club also participated. Hats, hats, and more hats! Hats of every kind, shape, and color, from cowboy to opera. You'd know all about them if you attended the Spring Concert, At the Drop of a Hat. Every song wore a new hat. The choir's calendar of events came to an end with the traditional performance at the Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises to which the choir added much dignity. The officers of the third hour choir are Larry Hopkins, Presidentg Percy Smith, Vice-President, June Mattson, Secretaryg Karen Peterson, Treasurer. The director, Miss Helen White, works very hard to make every performance a success. of J GIRLS GLEE CL UB ROW1 C Haggerson C Jacquart A Kovacevlch M Wynne D H111 M Humman V Sjowall E Bank S Peltonen ROW2 S Bentzen C Fredrickson P Tregembo M Mason M Dominkowskl K Krznanch D Bonk M Fuedman J Dalphonso ROW3 C Luther, S Hautamaki J Kangas J Osmanson D Perac chla M HOSk1l'1g E Hedstrom A Hoffman B Deal J. Ballard io 45 X 38 6 5 Y 1 1 Q S 0 , , 2 QP ag ill, iffii 4 wr I' Q W 'E if Y 'Q' 4 i 3 3 , 5 'ks Q Q iff? YH T gun ' 1.42 , AA X :lex ' 13 'f K if a as 'af 1 I 1 G3 Nl it I. Sovlwocb H'S 00 N0 ROW 1: C. Rowe, S. Liimakka, M. Miller, L. Olson, J. Bloomquist, S. Bolich, C. DeL0dder, S. Nelson, M. Litsheim, K. Kauppi. J. Pavlovich, M. Turunen, S. Albert, R. Fafford. ROW 2: I. Mattson, C. Pumala, J. Siirila, S. Goninan, B. Fisher, S. Cerioni, S. Rosa, D. Rigoni, S. Pawlak, G. Kolak, M. Kolson, K. Lahti, M. Cichon, J. Piispanen, S. Lewinski. ROW 3: K. Murto, T. Hulstrom, K. Ahonen, K. Zoberski, C. Blaisdell L. Larson, R. Verhelst, J. Johnson, K. Pumala, D. Stiles, B. Hulstrom, J. Dahlin, K. Einola, B. Boyle, D. Ruby. ROW 4: T. Novascone, B. Carlson, C. Maki, M. Sievila, M. Davey, J. Badouski, J. Thomas, C. Lahtinen, P. Bolich, D. Svoke, E. Minkin, C. Bergquist, C. Chouinard. ROW 5: I. Bonk, C. Kivi, M. Wes- terberg, B. Pertula, T. Wiemeri, J. Olson, T. Kilponen, D. Vlasich, D. Beissel, C. Kahara, K. Vanhalla, J. Hariu, J. Hantula, MR. STILES. ROW 6: K, Phillips, R, Lintonen, S. Secor, K. Nelson, E. Stolt, G. Stiles, B. Janov. ABSENT: S. Hautanen, J. Morin, SENIOR BAND Every morning during the first period the band rehearses under the direction of Mr. E. G. Stiles. This year the band was composed of 79 members, along with six majorettes. The band participates in the Veterans Day Program, Memorial Day Program, the Spring Concert, and the Upper Peninsula Band Festival, as well as the school's football games. Mild weather enabled the band to prepare a number of shows, which were put on during the half-time of our home football games. Spirals, double spirals, block I, and double revolving wheel were a few of the figure formations mastered by our band. A pep band, usually consisting of about thirty members, plays at all the pep assemblies, as well as at each home basketball game adding much to the spirit and enthusiasm of the student body. On June 25, 1958, our band left for a wonderful three day trip to the dedication of the Mackinac Bridge. This trip was financed through funds raised by the band members during a chocolate selling campaign, and with the help of the school board, as well as generous contributions from various business- men. 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'C uf 64 2 ua -CI I-1 cn D FOOTBALL 195 8 Ironwood, inspired by the able and spirited coaching of Adam Siemlnski, enjoyed its most successful season in recent years. Coach Sieminski in his first year of coaching gave us a team of which we are very proud. Hustle and spirit was the trade mark of the coach and the team. Much of the team's spirit was reflected in Ironwood's fans, who backed the team in full force. The result was a very fine and en- joyable football season Ironwood finished the season with a five wrn three loss record and placed third in the Michigan Wis consrn Conference with a two two record Although Ironwood finished third in the conference a few breaks could easily have put them on top Even rn losing Ironwood was a hard frghting well coached club that wouldn t say die until the final gun NO OF SENIORS LETTERS M Myette Oberst Keller Zarimba Glynn Mrklesh Miller Co Capt Karvonen Dahlin Belmas Co Capt Lakvold Wilson Thomas Harmon Sheridan LETTERMAN NO OF IUNIORS LETTEIS Asplund Albert Jac1s1n Finco Kapets Prebish Isaacson W Grose Kurta J Hosking T Bednar J O Donahue J Lukas NO OF SOPHOMORES LETTERS Albert Tregembo Johnson Wangaard Koskt Longhini Iafolla Sm ith INDIVIDUAL SCORING SCORES OF GAMES MICH WIS CONFERENCE Mrller Tregembo Albert Hosking Longhtnr Smith Zartmba Mlsuraco Sauter MANAGERS Mattson Beckstrom A spinwall Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Total Pts Iron Mountam Hurley Escanaba Calumet Bessemer Menominee Ashland TEAM RECORD 5 Wins 3 Losses STANDINGS Wakefield Ironwood Hurley Ashland COACHES Adam Siemrnski Head Coach James Betchek Harold Palmer Pelto John Krznarrch ALL U P ALL U P FIRST TEAM HONORABLE MENTION ALL STATE HONORABLE MENTION G Belmas J Wilson D Miller J Hosking G Belmas . 2 R. 2 S. 1 R. 2 G. 2 I. 1 T. 1 I. 2 R. 1 D. 2 T. 1 C. 1 R. 1 D. 2 D. ' 1 L. ' 2 S. 1 R. 1 D. - . 3 R. 1 I. 1 R. 3 . 2 P. 2 D. 2 B. 2 G. - . 3 . 2 H. 2 . 2 I. ' 2 . ' 2 J. 2 . 1 D. 1 P. ' 2 W-L D. ' ---- '79 ---18 '---o ---4-o B. Johnson- - - 12 Ironwood - - - 0 Wakefield ---- 13 Bessemer - - - 3 - 1 J. ---8 ---15 ------ -8 --- 2-2 G. ---- 6 ---19 ----- 13 ----- 1-3 J. ' ---- 6 ---43 ------ o ----o-4 R. --- 6 --- 7 -----14 P. ' ---- 6 --- 0 --- 40 D. ' --- 6 ---33 ------ o D. ' ---3 . 135 88 D. ----- 1 B. ' ' , E. D. ' D. ' HOWIE LAK VOLD JIM THOMAS MIKE MYETTE 'J Q , Q XSF CO-CAPTAIN DON MILLER Q RICH GLYNN DAVE ZARIMBA RICH OBERST 'iii 3 Lx. ,KA 1-,, rw, :fi 5 V A K. , 5 f' My -v SK' ww KNEIILING: HEAD COACH, JIM BETCI-IEKg D, Aspinwall. J. Jacisin, COACH SIEMINSKI, STANDING: COACH KRYZNARICH. J. Tregembo, J. Badouski. I. Anderson, D. Miller, D. Beckman. J. Talaska, T, Kilponen I Hosking, E. Kangas, P. Smith, L, Miklesh, H. Lakvold. D. Sauter. M. Myette, MIL SI-IERIDAN. VARSITY BASKETBALL Ironwood completed a very successful season with an 11 win-4 loss record, After a slow start, Iron- wood came on strong and ended the season with a 6 game winning streak. Ironwood shared first place in the Michigan-Wisconsin Conference with Wakefield and Hurley. Each team had a 5-3 record. The sea son was highlighted by many close and exciting games. The second Hurley game and the Park Falls game were the most thrilling games played this season. Ironwood had a very high spirited team that proved it could come from behind to win. We can well be proud of our basketball team. INDIVIDUAL SCORING SCORES OF GA MES l-ETTERMEN PTS LETTERS Ironwood 42 Iron River Ironwood 56 Negaunee JSY Badouski 245 2 Ironwood 69 Ashland Ted Kilponen 156 2 Ironwood 61 Bessemer John Talaska 147 2 Ironwood 65 Marquette Don Miller 114 2 Ironwood 67 Wakefield Howie Lakvold 85 2 Ironwood 42 Hurley John Tregembo 68 1 Ironwood 66 Iron Mountain Jerry Anderson 57 2 Ironwood 36 Wakefield Dan Beckman 22 1 Ironwood 51 Ashland Louis Mildish 10 1 Ironwood 54 Bessemer Jim HOSki-ng 9 2 Ironwood 96 Calumet Dick Sauter 1 1 Ironwood 69 Hurley Dick Glynn 0 1 Ironwood 66 Hancock Bill Kurta 0 1 Ironwood '14 Park Falls Mike Myette 0 1 Total Pts. 914 45 45 73 45 51 50 48 64 65 49 42 64 67 49 67 824 Bax L 3, If 525 05 M ,mr W HL 'I 0 2 f f 1 'Ill N , fix-.-gg? .3 V Y M, 'Q 41 g mg E mf, W , , ,zz W , 5:21 W T, f 34 31 Jr. Soph. Fresh. ROW 1: B. Toth, J. O'Donahue, M. Myette, J. Badowski, J. Tregembo, D. Bond. ROW 2: L. Miklesh, R. Karvo nen, P. Sheridan, J. Hosking, D. Miller, B. Kurta, D. Sauter, Coach Palmer. BASEBALL 1958 No. Of LETTERS GAMES Don Miller 3 6 Jay Badouski 2 12 Mike Myette 2 11 Phil Sheridan 2 3 Louis Miklesh 2 12 Ray Karvonen 1 12 Bill Toth 1 12 Richard Rintala 1 6 Jim I-Iosking 2 12 Dick Sauter 2 12 Bill Kurta 1 12 Jim O'Donahue 1 1 John Tregembo 1 2 Other team members are: Richard Bond, John Sandell, Chris Wanguard, Percy Smith, Eric Kangas, Elwood LeGeauIt. Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironw ood Ir onw ood Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironw ood Ironw ood Ir onw ood T ota ls 1 Bessemer 4 9 W akefield 5 3 Ontonogon 1 1 Bessemer 6 3 W akefield 7 7 Ontonogon 6 4 Bessemer 6 O W akefield 7 6 Ontonogon 2 1 Bessemer 3 8 W akefield 6 1 1 Ontonogon 3 53 63 AB RUNS HITS 18 5 6 31 3 8 31 3 6 8 1 3 37 4 7 36 6 10 30 8 5 12 1 1 34 6 6 27 7 4 32 4 6 1 1 0 8 2 4 Pitching Record W L Karvonen, Ray 1 O Kurta, Bill 3 1 Hosking, Jim 1 2 Badowski, Jay 1 3 Western U. P. League Standings W L Bessemer 12 0 Wakefield 6 6 Ironwood 6 6 Ontonogon 0 12 BATTING AVERAGE . 333 . 258 . 148 . 375 . 189 . 278 . 167 . 083 . 177 . 148 . 188 . 000 . 500 PCT. 1.000 . 750 .333 .250 Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood B TEAM BASKETBALL Season Record 8 wrns 5 losses Ashland Mercer Bessemer Wakefleld Hurley Iron Mounta 1n Wakefleld Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ironwood Ashland Bessemer Hurley Mercer Park Falls Bessemer FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The Freshman Team had a very successful season Wlfllllllg the Mtchlgan Wrsconsm Conference Trtle Ironwood s season record was 6 wxns and 2 losses The Frosh defeated Roosevelt twxce Ashland tw1ce Bessemer once Hurley once whxle loslng once to Bessemer and once to I-Iurley BASKETBALL COACHES Head Basketball Coach Jim Betchek B Team Coach Jack Gotta Freshman Coach John Krznarrch TRACK T 95 8 Ironwood had a fairly successful track season takrng second place rn the Mich1gan Wxsconsxn Con ference Meet and the Invltatronal Meet held at Wakefleld We also qua11f1ed fourteen men for the U P F1na1s Thrs season marked the fxrst t1me rn the twenty seven years hrstory of Mrchlgan Wxsconsm Con ference Track Meets that Ironwood has not placed flrst if 17 60 38 28 30 58 38 59 43 43 33 29 46 24 ' 26 55 36 54 44 52 48 34 ' 36 54 32 35 ' 39 . 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