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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1970 volume:

Luther L. Wright High School Ironwood, Michigan Foreword We, the editors of the 1970 Hematite, have chosen Reflections” to symbolize our theme. Every now and then we pause and reflect not only upon what we see presently about us but upon what has long gone by. Rivers and mountains change slowly; bridges and dams are built and destroyed as the need arises; fads and institutions enjoyed by one generation are ridiculed by another; the seasons pass and then return. It is upon reflection that we note the continuity of life and rediscover our identities. We, the editors of the 1970 yearbook, have attempted to capture with a camera, those moments that remembered are more durable commentaries on our four years at Luther L. Wright High School than the recording of statistics. These are the years as we have lived, experienced and viewed them; these are the moments that having been recalled cannot be forgotten. By glancing through the pages of this book, we hope you will find Reflections. Co-Editors, Advisor 3 We, the class of 1970, dedicate this Hematitie to Miss Rosa Pape, who retired in the fall of 1969 after thirty-four years of teaching. Miss Pape has been teaching in the commercial department of L. L. Wright. Her subjects have ranged om typing, shorthand, office machines, business English, office practice to world history and geography. She has always had a Home Room and taken a personal interest in its members. From 1959 to 1968 Miss Pape has acted as advisor of our school paper, working diligently to help make our paper interesting and informative. She has, in the past, also directed the Senior Class Play. Miss Pape has stressed responsibility and thoroughness as worthy and attainable qualities. Miss Pape attended Central Missouri State College, where she received her Bachelor of Science de- gree, and Columbia University, where she received her Master of Science degree. She has also done graduate work at the University of Colorado. Miss Pape majored in social sciences and commercial courses. Her activities have extended into community life. She has been a member of the Junior Woman's Club for fifteen years. Her favorite pastime being bridge, she is a long-time member of the Range Duplicate Bridge Club. Miss Pape, who was born in Missouri, came to Ironwood in 1944. She has made Ironwood her permanent home. In summers she returns to Missouri to visit her family and relatives. Because of her devotion and dedication to L. L. Wright and its students and to the welfare of the community, we dedicate this book to Miss Rosa Pape. 4 Board of Education SEATED: Robert Kleimola, President Pro-Tem; Louis Miklesh, President; Alma Nelson, Secretary; Richard R. Rohde, Superintendent. STANDING: Edwin Reini; William L. Johnson; David Hjalmquist, Treasurer; Edward Foss; James Cricks; Bernard Larson, Attorney. Members of the Board of Education are elected by school voters for four year terms. The Board of Education is responsible for determination of school policy and approval of staff members to be employed, courses to be taught, and instructional materials to be used. It is at this time we would like to thank the board members for their interest and devoted efforts for the benefit of the students of the Ironwood Area School District. SUPERINTENDENT Richard R. Rohde Principal's M ess age Greatness is the quality that enables men to bear up under disaster, to withstand the heartbreak of defeat and the debility of grief, to smile when tears would be easier, to resist evil and despise hate but love love, to follow ever a faith and a dream - these things are what any man can do, and so be great. James E. Sheridan, Principal Faculty English Department SEATED: MARY ANN WILKINSON, English 11 and 12, Michigan State U., Northern Michigan U., U. of Michigan, BS; THERESA MESTNIK, English 10, St. Cloud State College, BS; VIRGINIA AUKEE, English 11, Advanced Composition, Northern Michigan U., BS; RAYMOND PINSKI, English 9, Latin, Speech, St. Thomas College, St. Louis U., U. of Minnesota, Purdue U., BA, MA; STANDING: SUZANNE FAFFORD, English, Gogebic Community College, St. Norbert College, BA; JUANITA EHNBOM, English 12, Albion College, BA; ANN FARROW, English 9, Northern Michigan U., U. of Colorado, Michigan State U., U. of Wisconsin (Milwaukee Br.), Marquette U., BA. Guidance Counselors JOHN OSTROM, Assistant Principal, Guidance and Counseling, Wisconsin State U., U. of Minnesota, YaleU., BS, M. Ed. ARNO LUGVIEL, Guidance Counselor, Gogebic Community College, Michigan State U., Rutgers U., BA, ME. Commercial Arts STEVE POPOVICH, Business Department, Northern Michigan U., U. of Michigan, BS, MS; WILLA POPOVICH, Business Department, Western Michigan U., Michigan State U., BA, MA; MARY BRENNAN, Business Department, Northland College, U. of Minnesota, BA, MA; DENNIS PUISTO, Business Department, Gogebic Community College, Wisconsin State U., BS. KENNETH WIELE, Instrumental Music, U. of Michigan, B of Music, M of Music. Music ELEANOR BURLA, Vocal Music, Loyola University, College of St. Teresa, BA. I ZERA TABACCH1, French, U. of Wisconsin, Sorbonne, Princeton, BA, MA. Art HELENE SEARS, Art, U. of Minnesota, BS. Languages RAYMOND PINSKI Math Department ADOLPH PASSINT, Mathematics, Northern Michigan U., BA, MA; ERNEST MATTSON, Mathematics, Physics, Wisconsin State U. (Superior Br.), BS; VIRGINIA PAVLOVICH, Mathematics, Superior State U., U. ofCincin-nati, Michigan State U., BS, MA; HOWARD WILLSON, Algebra, U. of Michigan, Wisconsin State U., (Superior Br.), AB, M. Ed. Math Classes MR. PASSINT, MR. SJOWALL, MR. LORENSON. Driver Edit eat ion Natural Science WILLIAM KENNEDY, General Science, Earth Science, U. of Wisconsin, BS, MS; JAMES DESAUTELLE, Biology, U. of Minnesota (Duluth Branch), University of Minnesota, BA, MA; SAMMUEL HELD, Chemistry, General Science, U. of Minnesota, U. of Michigan, BS; ERNEST MATTSON, Physics, Wisconsin State U. (Superior Br.), BS. CHARLENE SAMUELSON, Girl’s Physical Educa tion, U. of Minnesota (Duluth), BS. WAYNE MELCHIORI, Boy's Physical Education, U. of Michigan, BS, MA; MR. R. MATRELLA, Health, Boy’s Physical Education, Michigan State HAROLD BUTCHER, S. F. C., R. O.T.C. Instructor, Rifle Team, Drill Team. L I b r a r y u., BS. JOSEPH CAYER, Lt. Col., Sr. Army Instructor, R. O. T. C. m. MR. TOM WILKINSON DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY SCHOOLS WILLIAM HERVI, Librarian, U. of Minnesota, BS, MA. 13 Shop GUSTAVE SWANSON, Machine Shop, Stout State College, BS, MS; CHARLES LORENSON, Driver Education, Home Mech., Moorhead State College, Michigan State U., Rutgers U., BA, ME; DAVID KANGAS, Industrial Arts, Mathematics, Gogebic Community College, Northern Michigan U., BS; ROY PERKOVICH, Vocational Welding, Air Force Training Courses; ROBERT EKMAN, Industrial Arts, Gogebic Community College, Stout State College, BS, MS; JAMES HOCKING, Industrial Arts, U. of Wisconsin (River Falls Br.), U. of Wisconsin, BE, BS. Social Science HAROLDPETERSON, World History, Northern Michigan U., BS, MS; ERIC KETTULA, American History, Sociology, U. of Michigan, Michigan State U., BA, MA. JOHN KRZNARICH, Social 12, Morningside College, BA; THOMAS DOMAN, Social 9, World History, Montana State College, BS; STEPHEN THOMAS, Social 12, American History, Gogebic Community College, Northern Michigan U., BA, MA; OSCAR SJOWALL, American History, U. of Minnesora, BS, MS. VICTORIA SENDER, School Nurse, St. Mary Nazareth School of Nursing, Loyola U., BS. p y V s) ij ri p 1 MR. ALLEN DER Attendance Officer LIIUIIMUSM PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE M. Rowe, K. Kichak SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE A. Nelson, B. Swanson, K. Johnson Freshman Officers 18 PRESIDENT: John Toijala VICE-PRESIDENT: Robin Gustafson SECRETARY: Debbie Hautala TREASURER: Arlene Sell HOME ROOM 131 - MRS. DERUBEIS SEATED: A. Santini, Pres.; K. Wills, V. Pres.; L. Strand, Sec.; N. Raisanen, Treas.; ROW 1: G. Coxey, G. Vuckovic, D. Kaartunen, M. Buda, P. Anderson, S. Lapachin, J. Moon; ROW 2: G. Olkanen, J. Farrell, A. Kuduk, N. Cavadeas, J. Hendrickson, B. Behrendt, J. Rosa, MRS. DERUBEIS; ROW 3: D. McLean, R. Kinnunen, J. Toijala, K. Haanpaa, K. Maki, J. Niemi, S. Sisko. Freshmen HOME ROOM 107 - MISS FAFFORD SEATED: M. Reid, Pres.; J. Dahlbacka, V. Pres.; P. Kivi, Sec.; R. Trudgeon, Treas.; ROW 1: G. Rigoni, J. Olson, L. Wydetic, T. Kangas, C. Alexandroni, D. Mieloszyk, J. Shutte, V. Peterson; ROW 2: R. Wanden, R. Lerza, D. Holemo, Y. Strand, A. Fudaley, S. Cisewski, P. Morgan, MISS FAFFORD; ROW 3: G. Ruschmeyer, M. Armata. W. Benson, R. Maki, K. Hallberg, G. Kuklenski, R. Smith, M. Nezworski; ABS.: T. Burzinski, J. Erickson. HOME ROOM 218 - MRS. FARROW SEATED: G. Kivi, Pres.; D. Benna, V. Pres.; J. Mesich, Sec.-Treas.; ROW 1; S. Fontecchio, J. Olson, D. Hill, N. Strand, D. Buinowski, S. Anderson, K. Alexandroni, M. Schlecht, MRS. FARROW; ROW 2: G. Hakala, J. Smiljanich, M. Nieminen, C. Kalla, G. Wydetic, R. Kuduk, M. Lehto, J. Consie; ROW 3: M. Christensen, M. Peterson, K. Reid, D. Erickson, M. Toth, B. Vukovich, G. Morey, R. Maki; ABS.: P. Rozelle. Freshmen HOME ROOM 111 - MR. KENNEDY SEATED: D. Anderson, Pres.; M. Bale, V. Pres.; M. Saari, Sec.; T. Butson, Treas.; ROW 1: B. Estola, E. Popham, D. Clements, B. Packmayer, C. Vaara, S. Mattson, D. Blazonin, R. Gerovac; ROW 2; M. Lewinski, J. Oja, M. Reynolds, D. Fabbri, C. Mildren, J. DeCarlo, G. Swanson, M. Kolesar, MR. KENNEDY; ROW 3: S. Kennedy, D. Hampston, W. Weis, S. Munari, J. DeSautelle, R. Segalin, D. Kusz, A. Spets, M. Gayan; ABS.: L. Johnson. HOME ROOM 117 - MRS. KRZNARICH SEATED: R. Auvinen, Pres.; R. Usitalo, V. Pres.; S. Reini, Sec.; J. Jindrich, Treas.; ROW 1: J. Karvonen, J. Ryskewecz, B. Noren, L. DeMario, J. Gallo, C. Martell, T. Sopko, D. Searle; ROW 2: R. Suutala, G. Halverson, P. Kuklenski, S. Erickson, M. Mukavitz, S. Wasley, MRS. KRZNARICH, D. Allen; ROW 3: A. Butcher, J. Milakna, R. Osterman, G. Pisco, G. Berlin, D. Semo, C. Clemens, D. Kolesar; ABS.: A. Levijoki, J. Soltis. Freshmen HOME ROOM 104 - MRS. PAVLOVICH SEATED; B. Domin, Pres.; B. Estola, V. Pres.; D. Hautala, Sec.; A. Sell, Treas.; ROW 1: D. Campbell, L. Starkey, J. Wester, G. Anderson, R. Salli, W. Mazurek; ROW 2: J. Lindroth, D. Synkelma, M. O'Leary, C. Borowiec, D. Vandenberg, V. Pringle, MRS. PAVLOVICH; ROW 3: D. Nelson, E. Lakner, R. King, B. Panich, J. Kolodziejczyk, R. Grbavcich, P. Roberts, S. Clements; ABS.: D. Baross, S. Johnson. HOME ROOM 105 - MR. WILLSON SEATED: R. Gustafson, Pres.; K. Bednar, V. Pres.; J. Hautanen, Sec.; D. Kinnunen, Treas.; ROW 1: D. Lanctoe, R. Sellhausen, J. Ludlow, P. Colassaco, K. Evanstad, D. Niemi, T. Pawlak, E. Salo; ROW 2: D. Stella, J. VanLokeren, P. Joyce, K. Robl, G. Oliver, L. Drury, P. Puisto, MR. WILLSON; ROW 3: J. Buckallew, A. Korpela, E. Wiele, C. Carpenter, B. Mitchell, G. Anderson, B. Thomas. Freshmen ' I Sophomore Class of 1972 Sophomore Officers 24 PRESIDENT: Robert Semo VICE-PRESIDENT: Teresa Vizanko SECRETARY: Mary Grace Chiantello TREASURER: Sue Olson HOME ROOM 311 - MISS BRENNAN SEATED: B. Lindroth, Pres.; P. Anderson, V. Pres.; M. Chiantello, Sec.; D. Maki, Treas.; ROW 1: M. Schmalz, G. Oja, S. Vuoreninaa, B. Pavlovich, S. Strand, J. Mylly, L. Winkowski, V. Synkelma, MISS BRENNAN: ROW 2; D. Begalle, D. Waurio, S. Ceccon, M. Skovera, L. VanLok-eren, L. Jindrich, K. Jokela, J. Mattson; ROW 3: K. Melchiori, R. Bunjevac, L. Zani, D. Hensley, D. Cossi, J. Ruby, T. Kavinsky; ROW 4: i. Armata, D. Birch, L. Laabs, J. Huss, G. Fleming, J. Cain, W. Pisco, M. Zak; ABS.: J. DiGiorgio, R. Haapala. Sophomores HOME ROOM 310 - MR. DESAUTELLE SEATED: J. McCullough, Pres.; L. Kinnunen, V. Pres.; S. Olson, Sec.; D. Josephson, Treas.; ROW 1: C. Hill, N. Bennett, F. Edyvean, S. Cvengros, J. Christensen, M. Nelson, K. Koponen, R. Marczak; ROW 2; D. Sabec, R. Bristol, J. Michaels, B. Auvinen, L. Hamilton, K. Raykovich, D. Stutz, P. Skoviera; ROW 3: G. Aho, M. Semenak, A. Pellinen, R. LeHocky, D. Fredrickson, N. Jacobs, T. Vlasich, M. Luoma, R. Tirpe; ABS.: MR. DESAUTELLE, S. Wesa. HOME ROOM 217 - MR. DOMAN SEATED: M. Lindberg, Pres.; J. Piasecki, V. Pres.; S. Walkonen, Sec.-Treas.; ROW 1: R. Klei-mola, W. Corcoran, N. Hulstrom, M. Finco, B. Peterson, A. Maki, D. Mattson, T. Gerovac, G. Rozelle; ROW 2; R. Johnson, C. Bunjevac, J. Moore, J. Paulsen, T. Tucker, J. Synkelma, J. Barbera, M. Odden, J. Siira, MR. DOMAN; ROW 3: R. DeMario, E. Anderson, J. Mesich, J. Kolesar, R. Brown, L. Stanczak, J. Hellen, P. Bertini, C. McRae. Sophomores HOME ROOM 203 - MR. MATTSON SEATED: T. Kolesar, Sec.; F. Gerovac, V. Pres.; K. Allmendinger, Pres.; D. Kurta, Treas.; ROW 1: P. Sloma, D. Holst, D. Treder, J. Piasecki, T. Kapets, J. Martin, G. Kivi, P. Heikkila; ROW 2: H. Suutala, E. Niemi, N. Rouse, S. Vukovich, J. Shea, K. Balyeat, D. Carpenter, J. Lindberg, MR. MATTSON; ROW 3: B. Bertram, R. Johnson, P. Miller, M. Contos, K. McKnight, J. DeCarlo, J. Erm, L. Sanders; ABS.: K. Semo. HOME ROOM 222 - MRS. MESTNIK SEATED: R. Carlson, Pres.; S. Salmi, V. Pres.; J. Martell, Sec.; R. Semo, Treas.; ROW 1; J. Jarvi, I. Gallo, W. Bale, F. Kivi, B. Alexandroni, J. Levijoki, S. Perotti, K. Erickson, D. Alex-androni; ROW 2: J. Magdziak, B. Kalm, R. Holm, D. Hautanen, B. Brottlund, K. Decker, J. Nezworski, N. Swanson, MRS. MESTNIK; ROW 3: G. Rouse, D. Wirta, J. Kuker, J. Ostrom, R. Benson, R. Tollefson, M. Conard, M. Sokolowski, M. McKay. Sophomores HOME ROOM 219 - MR. PINSKI SEATED; G. Ahonen, V. Pres.; T. Nerenz, Pres.; D. Korpi, Sec.-Treas.; MR. PINSKI; ROW 1; G. Eplett, C. Vuckovic, J. Carlson, J. Martell, J. Blomquist, M. Osterman, D. Hautala, B. Toivonen, M. Holm; ROW 2: D. Baker, C. Semo, G. Lehto, R. Clemens, D. Fudaly, J. Juntunen, K. Lutey, H. Perkovich, D. Salli; ROW 3: L. Kirkley, J. Swanson, C. McGrath, R. Roszak, J. Brozzo, K. Jacobson, W. Dalpiaz, D. Slanzi, P. Michela. HOME ROOM 208 - MR. POPOVICH SEATED: T. Vizanko, Pres.; J. Kuklcnski, V. Pres.; J. Forslund, Sec.; L. Olson, Treas. ; ROW 1: R. Jordan, D. Cvengros, B. Skoviera, R. Tibaldo, S. Butson, S. Searle, L. Chouinard, MR. POPOVICH; ROW 2: H. Strom, M. Abramson, S. Randall, G. Maki, D. Bertels, J. Kevan, D. Bogan, M. Long, C. Mazurek; ROW 3: M. LaGrew, J. Bchrendt, D. Ruotsala, D. Hiipakka, J. Wcrtanen, J. Pavlovich, K. Sautcr, D. Nelson, B. Impola; ABS.: D. Edens, J. Hamel. Sophomores Concentration? The Thinkers This is the way we learn to drive Junior Class of 1971 Junior Officers 30 PRESIDENT: George Butson VICE-PRESIDENT: Waiko Spets (ABS) SECRETARY: Janice Strand TREASURER: Jane Belmas HOME ROOM 213 - MR. KETTULA SEATED: L. Passint, Pres.; C. Vukovich, V. Pres.; J. Belmas, Sec.; L. Tibaldo, Treas.; ROW 1:� D. Ruona, D. Oliver, L. Liimakka, J. Denocenti, S. Timan, L. Haanpaa, P. McGrath, MR. KETTULA; ROW 2: T. Santini, D. Hewitt, V. Kivi, S. Stengard, C. Sell, J. Negri, E. Wright, J. Kurpewski, D. Wainio; ROW 3: R. Kauppi, E. Johnson, B. Kizer, G. Paulsen, J. DeSautelle, D. Pohjala, T. Christenson, J. Sisko; ABS.: R. Erickson, G. Thomas. Juniors HOME ROOM 209 - MR. LORENSON SEATED; G. Anderson, Sec.; C. Nurmi, V. Pres.; M. Dalpra, Pres.; M. Erickson, Treas.; ROW 1: J. Erickson, D. Lehto, G. Thomas, R. Wiikus, G. Champion, T. Baross, D. Gorrill, A. Kuklenski; ROW 2: M. Rozelle, A. Siirila, J. Rokser, D. Mattson, J. Jacquart, J. Kivi, K. Korpela, MR. LORENSON; ROW 3; T. Sanders, C. Staszek, C. Brunette, B. Nantell, G. Verbos, R. Hendrickson, D. Kalla, T. Panich; ABS.: C. Peterson. HOME ROOM 106 - MR. LUGVIEL SEATED; M. Shouldice, Pres.; C. Carpenter, V. Pres.; T. Niksich, Sec.; R. Avery, Treas. ; ROW 1: C. Stella, D. Trombley, D. Perl, R; Mattson, R. Bastman, D. Bodoh, C. Kinnunen, T. Pack-maycr; ROW 2; Y. Harvey, S. Fabbri, M. Kovales, D. Schutte, K. Jones, D. Herlevi, L. Wiele, D. Lahti, MR. LUGVIEL; ROW 3: M. Ray, R. Tafelski, R. Mollard, A. Stadler, W. Inch, J. Cricks, J. Maki, T. Fudaly; ABS.: D. Saari. Juniors HOME ROOM 212 - MR. SJOWALL SEATED; J. Strand, Sec.; J. Aho, Pres.; W. Spets, V. Pres.; K. Ranta, Treas.; ROW 1; L. Bid-good, B. Haanpaa, R. Pittsley, M. Fredrickson, E. Lagrew, E. Nieminen, M. Auvinen, A. Pack-mayer, C. Pekuri; ROW 2: S. Rokser, K. Tregembo, B. Kinnunen, S. Weber, P. Johnson, K. Carlson, R. Kaseno, R. Minkin, MR. SJOWALL; ROW 3; L. Caruso, R. Leppanen, M. Makela, J. Komaromy, R. Hovey, R. Wirtanen, R. Semo, A. Erickson, M. Ryskewecz, R. Hallberg; ABS.: R. Clements. HOME ROOM 223 - MR. THOMAS SEATED: C. Templer, Pres.; D. Trudgeon, V. Pres.; J. Siira, Sec.; D. Anderson, Treas.; ROW 1; S. Alessandroni, E. Salo, D. Reini, D. Mariani, K. Gallo, S. Palovich, P. Stahovic, M. Oie; ROW 2; D. Hay, B. Buda, M. Munari, C. Brunette, B. Kaminski, C. Kuker, J. Jacobson, D. Larson, MR. THOMAS; ROW 3; G. Kivi, M. Ceccon, D. Choronzy, T. Balyeat, M. Wiemeri, B. Dahlbacka, D. Erickson, P. Perry; ABS.: P. Nolcox, C. Kalla. Juniors HOME ROOM 216 - MRS. WILKINSON SEATED: D. Lucas, V. Pres.; G. Butson, Pres.; C. Asplund, Sec.; K. O'Neill, Treas.; ROW 1; D. Waurio, P. Soltis, M. Johnson, J. Carlson, C. Ramme, P. Stone, P. Haapala, MRS. WILKINSON; ROW 2: F. Kesti, G. Holgers, J. Belany, N. Semenak, M. Edwards, M. Kleimola, M. Mildren, P. Treder; ROW 3; D. Johnson, R. Sillanpaa, T. Nasi, C. Niemi, R. Pavlovich, D. Ruppe, D. Laakonen, E. Estola. Class Advisors MR. KRZNARICH - Senior Advisor MR. DOMAN - Sophomore Advisor MR. KENNEDY - Freshman Advisor MR. KETTULA - Junior Advisor Playing it cool' 34 Daa! Senior Class of 1970 Senior Officers 36 PRESIDENT: John Zambrovitz VICE-PRESIDENT: John Carlson SECRETARY: Margaret Vizanko TREASURER: Gretchen Mindorff Seniors 1970 ADELE AHO PRUDENCE AHO SUSAN M. AIMONE JODY M. ARMATA LINDA AUVINEN NORMAN BACKON WANDA C. BALE BARBARA J. BECKMAN MARY M. BENSON GRETCHEN BERLIN GARY BERTRAM GRETA A. BLOMQUIST 37 Seniors TOM BOGAN DEBORAH BRANNAS DONNA BRASPENICK DAN BRATU BETH A. BROTTLUND JANET L. BROWNELL CANDY BUTSON CLARICE P. CARLSON DALE CARLSON JOHN CARLSON KRISTINE R. CARLSON MARK CAYER 1970 GUY C. COLASACCO KATHLEEN COX YVONNE A. CURRIER GARY W. CYR DAVID J. CZERNESKI SANDRA DANOSKI RAYMOND DAPRA SAMUEL J. DAVEY DWIGHT L. DORPAT PATRICK EDWARDS MARJORIE ERICKSON JANICE ERM Seniors PAUL EVENSTAD JIM FRIEDLEY LYNDA FINCO MICHAEL G. GALLO MARYLOU FISHER COLLEEN GERTZ PHILLIP FORSLUND DEBBIE J. GORRILL 40 1970 The Senior Guys DAVE HAGELIN PETER M. HECZKO TOM HAMPSTON ART HEIKKILA CHRISTINE HAUTALA IVAN P. HELLEN 41 Seniors LEROY HILL PATTI HILL TOM HILL CHARLES HOLEMO DOREEN HOLM KRISTINE HOSKING SALLY HOTCHKISS KURT HOVEY JACK R. HUOTARI WILLIAM IMMICH LOLA IMPOLA THOMAS J. JACKSON 1970 RICHARD A. JACQUART VICKI L. JARVI MARILYN JOHNSON DEAN JOKELA CHESTER KANIPES DAVID W. KANTALA KAREN KERANEN GAYLE L. KETOLA JOHN KEVAN FRANK L. KICHAK GARY KINNUNEN PATRICIA KLEINBROOK JOHN W. KOIVISTO KAREN KOSKI LINDA KORHONEN JIM KRZNARICH Seniors WILLIAM KORHONEN PATRICIA L. KUJANSON DONNA J. KORPELA CHRISTINE KUSZ How did I get into this? 1970 This is the way to get a charge. DONELLE LA'ABS DIANE LATVALA DELORES LAKNER MOLLY LAWYER Hot Dog ! MARGARET LaSOTA DANIEL LEPPANEN NENA LEIN DIANE LANCTOE Seniors PAUL L. LEVIJOKI KATHRYN LIVINGSTON JAY LUTEY SUSAN M. McHUGH SANDRA MAKELA DENNIS MAKI MICHELLE MAKI SANDY MAKI DAVID R. MANKI JOHN E. MANKI DIANE MARTELL ELIZABETH MARTILLA 1970 JOHN W. MEYER ROBERT J. MEYER CHARLES MICHELA KATHY MIELOSZYK GRETCHEN A. MINDORFF RICKY MINKIN ROBERTA J. MOON PATRICIA S. MUNARI LENORE L. NELSON KIM NEWBY PAUL A. NIEMI FRANK NIZIOL GEORGE OBERLANDER JAMES PACHMAYER JEANINE E. OLSON DENNIS PANICH ROBERT OLSON GERI PARITYKA DAVID ERICKSON 48 Fire! 1970 Now, John, what is Mr. Swanson going to say? STEVE PAVLOVICH A pr PEGGY A. PETERSON MICHAEL RECLA MICHAEL PISCO 49 WILLIAM R. REID ROBERT RICHARDS SHEILA K. RINKINEN RONALD S. RUNDQUIST ELIZABETH RUOTSALA THOMAS RUPPE JANE SALMI DANIEL SCHWARTZ MARCHIA R. SCHWARTZ EDWARD SELLHAUSEN RAE M. SEMO PENNY SEYMOUR CHRISTINE G. SIEVILA JOEL SLIVENSKY JOHN SOKOL THOMAS SPENCER DANIEL J. STAMPONE ROBERT G. STENROOS DIANE STRAND GERALD R. STRAND PETER STRAND JAMES STROM JERRY STUTZ GARY SWANBECK DANNY SWANSON MIKE TREDER MARK SWANSON PETER T. UPTON JEAN TALA SKA DAVID VANLOKERAN JUDY THOMAS MARGARET VIZANKO Seniors 1970 Watch carefully, fellas. Muscle Power MARK VIZANKO GENE WAHLBERG EMIL C. VUKOVICH PAT WARRICK 53 YVES R. VUCKOVIC GEORGE WAKKINEN Seniors BRENDA L. WASLEY SHARON WASLEY MICHAEL WIENEN SUSAN WILLIAMS PAUL WILLS ALAN WRIGHT JAMES ZAK JOHN ZAMBROVITZ KATHY ZAWLOCKI Motto: “In Ourselves Our Future Lies” Colors: Red and White Flower: Red Rose 54 Seniors Not Pictured WILLIAM DECKER JEFFREY W. KALLA Patrick Mcknight DEBBIE MODERSON LARRY NASI ANDY NELSON DAVID NERENZ DARLENE THOMAS JAMES E. WIERL Statue of Lane toe 55 The Usual and the Unusual! W-A-T-E-R” Frank, the coast is clear . . . Modern Transportation 56 Time’s a wasting, Beth. Organizations National Honor Society SEATED: A. Lugviel, D. Brannas, M. Maki, G. Blomquist, A. Aho, K. Koski; ROW 2: S. Maki, B. Hautanen, J. Salmi, N. Lein, D. Nerenz, D. VanLockeren, P. Forslund. Class of 1970 membership in the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is incomplete at the time of this writing. Representing the qualities of scholarship, service, leadership, and character, membership in the National Honor Society is the greatest honor bestowed upon students at Luther L. Wright High School. Nomination for membership serves as a stimulus for students to achieve a high degree of scholarship. It also encourages them to serve their school and community. SEATED; G. Lucas, S. Mitchell, S. Swanson, R. Nurmi, L. Murto, F. Sokolowski, D. Forslund; ROW 2: C. Kivi, S. Lindquist, D. Josephson, D. Albert, L. Santini, J. Pumala, L. Puisto, J. Pavlovich, B. Haapala; ROW 3: D. Slanzi, M. Stenstrom, C. Heikkila, G. Pekuri, R. Petrusha, J. Fredrickson, M. Levijoki, M. Ludlow, M. Tucker, S. Marczak. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PLEDGE I pledge myself to uphold the high purpose of this society to which I have been elected, striving every way by work and deed to make its ideals the ideals of my school and my life. 58 Student Council ROW 1: Mr. Kettula; D. Nerenz, Vice-President; S. Maki, Secretary; G. Butson, President; J. Zambrovitz, Treasurer; ROW 2: B. Estola, D. Holemo, J. Toijala; ROW 3; B. Semo, I. Gallo, B. Impola; ROW 4: D. Hewitt, C. Templer. The Student Council, the official student governing body of Luther L. Wright High School is composed of twelve members: two representatives elected at large, and a president from each class. The Student Council is active in many school activities. The council planned as-sembleies for the coming year. Debate RESOLVED; That Congress should prohibit Unilateral United States Military Intervention in Foreign Countries.’ Mr. Lugviel is the coach. SEATED; G. Ahonen, D. Korpi, S. Walkonen, M. Mildren; STANDING: B. Impola, B. Kizer, C. Nurmi. 59 Miss Tabacchi ADVISOR Editorial Staff SEATED: J. Talaska, Typ. Ed.; S. Maki, Co-Editor; D. Gorrill, Co-Editor; K. Koski, See.-Treas.; STANDING: G. Ketola, Bus. Mgr.; D. Maki, Sports Ed.; N. Jacobs, Photo Ed.; D. Nerenz, Sports Ed.; B. Hautanen, Copy and Index. 60 BUSINESS STAFF ROW 1: K. Koski, S c.-Treas.; G. Ketola, Bus Mgr.; M. Vizanko; J. Olson; C. Butson; N. Lein; ROW 2: K. Mieloszyk, E. Manilla, M. Johnson, L. Finco, M. Maki, S. Waslcy, J. Talaska; ROW 3: J. Thomas, G. Partyka, J. Salmi, P. Seymour, P. Warrick, D. Lanctoe, K. Zawlocki. Hematite Staff TYPING STAFF SEATED: J. Talaska, Typing Ed.; J. Thomas; D. Gorrill; C. Butson. 61 Le Cerc e Franca is ROW 1: C. Mildren, Miss Tabacchi, G. Ahonen, J. Armata, S. Wesa, I. Gallo, B. Pavlovich; ROW 2: C. Mazurek, S. Maki, J. Currier, M. Erickson, A. Aho, D. Brannas, K. Carlson, C. Vuckovic, D. Braspenick, C. Vuckovic, M. Armata; ROW3: J. Kevan, B. Thomas, A. Butcher, K. Bednar, R. Gustafson, M. Fredrickson, J. Kurpewski, J. Denocenti, B. Mitchell, L. Drury, N. Strand; ROW 4: P. Puisto, L. Strand, J. Niemi, D. Blazonin, D. Kolesar, J. Wester, J. Olson, D. Niemi, D. Fudaly, S. Perotti; ROW 5; M. Schlecht, A. Fudaly, S. Cisewski, M. Lewinski, P. Morgan, M. Mukavitz, T. Pawlak, P. Michela, M. Chiantello, T. Vizanko; ROW 6: L. Van-Lokeran, G. Berlin, J. Carlson, C. McGrath, B. Alexandroni, D. Josephson, J. Micheals, P. Sloma, D. Stutz, K. Melchori. Allons enfants de la patrie . . . La plume de ma tante est sur le bureau de mon oncle” Le cercle francais, to which any French student past or present can belong, holds several reunions during the year, not only to offer programs of cultural value, but also to provide an opportunity for socializing. French songs, skits, and film strips vie with the latest dance craze. 1970 is the first year three language groups will participate with costumes, songs, skits, games, and decorations. Miss Tabacchi is the French Club Advisor. 62 ROW 1: MR, PIN SKI, M. Long, P. Kivi, T. Nerenz; ROW 2: V. Synklema, S. Ceccon, L. Karvonen, J. Jarvi, S. Sisko, B. Popham, G. Rigoni; ROW 3: D. Hautala, K. Koponcn, D. Salli, D. Hautanen, N. Bennett, J. Levijoki, V. Pringle, A. Santini, J. Hendrickson; ROW 4: G. Kivi, J. Erm, M. Skovera, B. Toivonen, J. Shea, D. Korpi, J. Blomquist, M. Sokolowski; ROW 5: E. LaGrew, M. Semenak, F. Gerovac, M. Luoma, K. McKnight, D. Birch, J. Siira; ROW 6: D. Gorrill, P. Seymour, K. Cox, K. Zawlocki. Club The LATINITATIS SOCIETATIS of Luther L. Wright is a chapter of the National Junior Classical League which is composed of local classical clubs in junior and senior high schools. The chapter also affiliates with the state organization, the Michigan Junior Classical League. The fundamental purpose of the Junior Classical League is to encourage among young people an interest in and an appreciation of the civilization, language, literature, and art of Greece and Rome, and to give the young people some understanding of the debt of our own American culture to that of classical antiquity. It provides an opportunity for Latin students (active and graduated) to participate in extra curricular activities (skits, pageants, movies, tapes, discussions) and to promote the classical cause. Each year the students have an opportunity to participate not only in local activities but also in state and national activities. The National Convention takes place annually in August in a different state each year. Elections of national officers and exchange of club ideas, and participation in Roman life occur during the National Convention. The officers for the year 1969-70 arc the following: PR1MA CONSUL: Maureen Long SECUNDUS CONSUL: Tim Nerenz SCRIBA ET PRAEFECTA AERARII: Pam Kivi SCR1PTOR RERUM GESTORUM: William Impola SPONSOR: Raymond B. Pinski Latin rS? ,J U 63 German Club ROW 1: B. Kizer, S. Rokser, R. Avery, MR. PINSKI; ROW 2: B. Dalpiaz, M. Odclcn, W. Corcoran, M. Schmalz, S. Walkonen; ROW 3: T. Baross, S. Weber, K. Jacobson, J. Swanson, C. Staszek. The school year 1969-70 initiates a new club, DER DEUTSCHE KLUB. Its officers are as follows: PRAESIDENT: Herr Bruce Kizer VICE PRAESIDENT: Dame Susan Rokser SCHRIFTFUEHRERIGE UND SCHATZMEISTERIN: Dame Roberta Avery The members of DER DEUTSCHE KLUB convene to pass the cultural and industrial civilization and contributions of the German nation to American life and culture. They believe that an acquaintance with German Civilization will help them to understand and to appreciate today's American world through contributions made by Germans in art, music, philosophy, literature, and language. They believe that to develop America more fully, one needs to understand other peoples and their cultures. Mr. Pinski is the sponsor of this club. 64 Bowling Team The Advisor is Mr. Wilkinson Teen Council T. Vizanko, P. Heczko, C. Sell, A. Wright, N. Sem-enak, K. Allmendinger, D. Nerenz. The Advisor is Mr. Wilkinson. 65 Mixed Choir ROW 1: C. Pekuri, P. Soltis, D. Josephson, D. Treder, B. Mazurek, B. Estola, G. Blomquist, J. Olson, L. Bidgood, D. Synkelma; ROW 2: G. Coxey, S. Maki, S. Timan, C. Butson, J. Belmas, J. Thomas, S. McHugh, J. Talaska, T. Pachmaycr, P. Aho, T. Kangas; ROW 3: MRS. BURLA, B. Alcxandroni, S. Walkonen, M. Sko-vera, C. Sievila, L. Wiele, G. Berlin, G. Ahonen, I. Gallo, K. Melchiori; ROW 4: D. Hewitt, J. Carlson, M. Erickson, M. Ray, D. Korpi, R. Moon, K. Tregembo, B. Martilla, B. Panich; ROW 5: B. Decker, N. Raisanen, B. Domin, G. Kivi, J. Forslund, C. Vukovich, E. Anderson, J. Strand, J. Blomquist; ROW 6: B. Kizer, R. Le-Hocky, M. DalPra, M. Treder, D. Fredrickson, J. Cricks, S. Salmi, J. Sisko, B. Benson. MRS. BURLA 66 CHOIR OFFICERS SECRETARY: Sandy Maki VICE-PRESIDENT: Marilyn Johnson PRESIDENT: Greta Blomquist TREASURER: Nena Lein Girl’s Glee Club ROW 1: D. Ruona, T. Packmayer, P. Soltis, D. Josephson, D. Treder, G. Blomquist, J. Olson, M. Vizahko, S. Wesa, L. Bidgood; ROW 2: C. Pekuri, S. Maki, S. Timan, C. Butson, J. Belmas, J. Thomas, S. McHugh, J. Talaska, P. Aho, N. Hulstrom; ROW 3: P. Stone, B. Alexandroni, S. Walkonen, M. Skovera, C. Sievila, L. Wiele.G. Berlin, G. Ahonen, I. Gallo, K. Melchiori, MRS. BURLA; ROW 4: S. Fabbri, C. Stella, D. Trombley, M. Erickson, M. Ray, D. Korpi, J. Carlson, J. Siira, M. Mildren; ROW 5: M. Oie, J. Carlson, D. Hewitt, J. Shea, B. Pavlovich, B. Toivonen, B. Manilla, D. Wainio, S. Pusakulich, D. Stutz; ROW 6: T. Santini, B. Buda, L. Kinnunen, S. Vukovich, S. Stengard, K. Decker, S. Perotti, D. Fudaly, S. Weber; ROW 7: M. Munari, N. Semenak, P. Nolcox, C. Peterson, P. McGrath, K. Tregembo, J. Strand, C. Vukovich, R. Moon, P. Munari; ABS.: M. Johnson, N. Lein, R. Wiikus. The Luther L. Wright High School Choir, under the supervision of Mrs. Eleanor Burla, began the school year by putting on the play, On a Clear Day You Can See Forever. Many weeks of hard work went into the play, until it was finally presented in November. After this the choir presented two free concerts at Christmas and Easter for the community. Later on in the spring the choir members prove their fine musical abilities by taking top honors in the music festivals at Ashland, and Eau Claire, Wisconsin. 67 ROW 1: D. Gorrill, K. Carlson, J. Denocenti, E. Wright; ROW 2; L. Wide, D. Gorrill, J. Kurpcwski, M. Erickson, M. Johnson, M. Fredrickson, L. Finco; ROW 3: R. Kauppi, L. Karvoncn, D. Hautanen, A. Erickson, 11. Beckman, D. WaUrio, L. Nelson, C. Carlson; ROW 4; D. Blazonin, N. Cavadcas, K. Bednar, J. Olson, M. Reid, G. Mindorff, K. Koski; STANDING; C. Vuckovic, M. Fisher, J. Moon, D. Nerenz, R. Clements, M. Long. Luther L. Wright High School Band The Luther L. Wright High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Wide, has had a busy and successful year. The Band has been an integral part of the pep assemblies which have been an incentive for the many Devil victories. ' In addition, the performances of this energetic group have been a prominent part of the half-time intermissions at these games. The enthusiasm of these musicians has done much to increase the school spirit of the student body. As in the past, the public has been invited to the concerts the Band has performed. The Band also participated in a number of other activities including the musical On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, the Homecoming Parade, the Memorial Day Parade, the annual ROTC Inspection, and has made other appearances to promote civic projects. Again this year members were given an opportunity to display thejr individual talents at Ashland and Eau Claire, Wisconsin. 68 ROW 1: E. Wide, 13. Mitchell, J. Hautanen, L. Strand; ROW 2: P. Peterson, S. Cvcngros, L. VanLokeren, L. Liimakka, L. Olson, S. Olson; ROW 3: R. Kleimola, D. Latvala, D. Lakncr, J. Lindberg, B. Popham, T. Ncrcnz, R. Marczak, M. Kleimola, D. Braspenick; ROW 4: J. Wertanen, R. Johnson, R. Avery, C. Vuckovic, J. Farrell, I). Erickson, D. Maki; STANDING: C. Nicmi, B. Kizcr, D. Carpenter, MR. WIELE, J. Soltis. BAND COUNCIL SECRETARY: K. Koski PRESIDENT: D. Ncrcnz VICE PRESIDENT G. Mindorff INVENTORY; S. Olson UNIFORMS: D. Carpenter L. VanLokeren TREASURER: M. Erickson FRESHMAN REP.: J. Farrell (absent) DIRECTOR: Mr. Wide (absent) 69 Freshman Choir ROW 1: M. McHugh, L. DeMario, M. Schlecht: ROW 2: C. Vaara, S. Anderson, A. Levijoki, C. Martell, J. Olson: ROW 3: S. Mattson, T. Butson, D. Hill, L. Drury, D. Holemo, J. Rosa, M. Buda; ROW 4: T. Pawlak, M. Mukavitz, C. Clemmens, M. Gayan, S, Sisko, M. Saari, S. Munari; ROW 5: J. Hendrickson, M. Nieminen, D. Hautala, N. Strad, R. Wanden, E. Wiele, J. Mesich. Majorettes KNEELING: C. Vuckovic, D. Braspenick; STANDING: C. Vuckovic, S. Cvengros, D. Latvala. 70 ROW 1: J. Thomas, V. Pres,; N. Lein, Pres.; C. Butson, Sec-Treas.; MR. HELD; ROW 2: J. Erm, D. Lakner, R. Marczak, K. Raykovich, D. Gorrill, B. Skoviera, C. Bunjavac, P. Munari, P. Kujanson; ROW 3: G. Blom-quist, C. Gertz, L. Auvinen, M. Johnson, D. Lanctoe, M. Maki, K. Zawlocki, D. Latvala; ROW 4; K. Cox, A. Packmayer, C. Pekuri, K. Lutey, L. VanLokeren, M. Skovera, K. Melchiori, B. Alexandroni; ROW 5: K. Koski, L. Nelson, C. Carlson, S. McHugh, J. Talaska, J. Olson, J. Salmi, K. Mieloszyk, S. Weber. Future Teachers America The Signe Ruth Chapter of the Future Teachers of America, under the supervision of Mr. Held, gives to students interested in the career of teaching the opportunity to learn more about the profession. Our chapter at L. L. Wright is part of a nation-wide organization sponsored by the National Education Association. Any high school student is eligible to become a member. Each year the Future Teachers assist in the elementary testing program and help in community projects. During the spring the group visits a college to learn of the educational opportunities afforded by that institution. 71 “I” Club ROW 1: G. Oberlander, J. Zambrovitz, K. Newby, T. Hill, R. Richards, A. Wright, J. Waitanek, D„ Czemeski, J. Pertile, E. Vukovich; ROW 2: D. Manki, D. Schwartz, S. Pavlovich, R. Rundquist, J. Manki, J. Lutey, J, Meyer, P. Niemi, J. Krznarich; ROW 3: D. Van-Lokeren, T. Bogan, P. Forslund, J. Strom, M. Wienen, D. Nerenz, B. Immich, T. Hampston, P. Hendrickson; ROW 4; C. Kanipes, K. Hovey, L. Tibaldo, A. Siirila, R. Pavlovich, D. Lucas, D. Johnson, G. Butson, L. Passim, B. Inch; ROW 5; J. Sisko, D, Baker, T. Christensen, K. Allmendinger, J. Ruby, J. Aho, J. Komaromy, R. Tafleski, J, Cricks; ROW 6: MR. KENNEDY, MR. DOMAN, MR. MELCHIORI, MR. MATRELLA, MR. KRZNARICH. NASS ROW 1; S. Pavlovich, D. VanLokeren, T. Hampston, A Wright, J. Pertile, J. Meyer, J. Strom, J. Krznarich; ROW 2; P. Forslund, T. Bogan, K. Hovey, C. Kanipes, J. Lutey, M. Wienen, D. Nerenz, P. Niemi; ROW 3; A. Siirila, D. Lucas, B. Inch, G. Butson, L. Passint, D. Johnson, B. Immich, J. Zambrovitz; ROW 4; J. Komaromy, J. Aho, K. Allmendinger, J. Ruby, R. Carlson, T. Vlasich; ROW 5: MR. KRZNARICH, MR. DOMAN, MR. MELCHIORI, MR. PETERSON. 72 Intercom ROW 1: MR. PASSINT, ADVISOR; M. Ray, Sec.; G. Kctola, Treas.; M. DalPra, Pres.; M. Erickson, V. Pres.; ROW 2; P. Ilcczko, M. Wiemeri, S. Stcngard, S. Wal-konen, P. Sloma, J. Shea, D. Josephson, B. Alexandroni; ROW 3; J. Strand, C. Kalla, B. Hautanen, G. Mindorff, J. Thomas, N. Swanson, P. Bcrtini; ROW 4: M. Chian-tello, P. Anderson, K. Melchiori, R. Pittslcy, M. Johnson, C. Mazurck, R. Jordan, J. Kevan. Camera Club 73 ROW 1: M. Lehto, S. Makela, M. Lawver; ROW 2: N. Jacobs, V. Pres.; D. Fredrickson, K. Rajkovich, Sec.-Treas.; MR. MATTSON, ADVISOR; ABS., B. Wasley, Pres., J. Christensen, S. Hotchkiss. Freshman and Sophomore President; J. ERM GAA Treasurer; C. VUKOVICH Vice President: K. KUSZ Points Secretary: G. PARTYKA Secretary: J. SALMI Junior and Senior 74 Noon Hour Activities Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Lorenson are in charge of noon hour activities. Using the trampolene is a favorite activity. Intermural basketball for girls and . . . guys! 75 A” COMPANY FRONT: B. Nantcll; ROW 1: E. Sellhauscn, K. McKnight, I). Laakoncn; ROW 2: II. Suutala, E. Niemi, J. Behrcndt, M. LaGrcw, J. Kivi, R. Mattson. K. Jacobson, M. Lchto, J. Schutte; ROW 3: C. Staszck, L. Hamilton. A. Stadlcr. I). Iliipakka, D. Wirta, J. Swanson. R.O.T.C. B” COMPANY FRONT: T. Christensen; ROW 1; W. Dalpiaz; ROW 2: A. Siirila. J. Kalla; ROW 3: E. LaGrcw, G. Holgers, C. Michela, C. Carpenter, P. Joyce, K. Reid, M. O'Leary, M. Caycr, R. LeHocky, R. Auvincn, G. Hakala, R. Sellhauscn, G. Wydctic, D. Micloszyk; ROW 4; T. Tucker, M. Oddcn, R. Tollefson, M. Bale, R. Kinnunen, R. Jacquart, D. Hagelin, T. Balyeat, M. Armata, I). Erickson, K. Robl, J. Kolodziejczyk, R. Suutala; ROW 5; D. Erickson. C” COMPANY FRONT: J. Pachmaycr; ROW 1: L. Wydctic; ROW 2: P. Strand, J. Cain; ROW 3: D. Waurio, C, Brunette, T. Kavinsky, C. Semo, R. Maki, I). Stella, R. Benson, J. Jacquart, M. Contos, J. Hcllcn, J. Martell, S. Vuorenmaa, C. Alcssandroni, G. Rozclle; ROW 4: K. Anderson, R. Clemens, J. Armata, J. Brozzo, J. Milakna, D. Kinnunen, A. Pcllincn, L. Kirkley, J. Rouse, R. DeMario, R. Bunjcvac, B. Kalm, J. Magd-ziak; ROW 5: J. Lindberg, J. DcCarlo. R.O.T.C. WACS FRONT: B. Martilla; ROW 1: K. Brunette, D. Strand; ROW 2: D. Bodoh, S. Strand, K. Lutey, C. Clemens, F. Edyvean, S. Danoski, S. Lapachin, M. Osterman, P. Colassaco, S. Alessandroni; ROW 3: G. Thomas, S. Erickson, K. Balyeat, R. Wiikus, D. Vandenberg, V. Synkelma, K. Ray-kovich, P. Puisto, D. Oliver; ROW 4: D. Fabbri, J. DeCarlo, D. Alcxandroni, K. Alcxandroni, D. Baross, A. Fudaly, Y. Strand, D. Kaartunen, S. Sisko, C. Hill; ROW 5: P. Skoviera, M. Erickson. 77 Ill R.O.T.C. Battalion Staff FRONT: M. DalPra; ROW 1; P. Levijoki, E. Manilla; ROW 2: J. Carlson, G. Kivi, A. Erickson, P. Strand, D. Dorpat, T. Balyeat. Advisors ROW 1: F. Kichak, R. Minkin, T. Bogan, W. Reid, D. Leppanen; ROW 2: P. McKnight, L. Hill, 7g M. Recla. Rifle Teams BOYS RIFLE TEAM KNEELING: J. Kivi, J. Schuttc, M. Lchto, M. LaGrcw, R. Suutala; STANDING: R. Benson, H. Suutala, A. Erickson, G. Kivi, SGT. BUTCHER, E. LaGrew. R.O.T.C. GIRLS’ RIFLE TEAM KNEELING: D. Bodoh, D. Strand, D. Gorrill, B. Alexandroni, K. Raykovich, S. Sisko, S. Alessandroni; STANDING: G. Kivi, G. Thomas, D. Fabbri, A. Fudaly, P. Puisto, D. Oliver, Y. Strand, B. Manilla, J. Kivi, SGT. BUTCHER. 79 R.O.T.C. C olo Guards VARSITY: J. DcCarlo L. Hill P. Strand M. DalPra GIRLS’ DRILL TEAM ROW 1: S. Strand, D. Bodoh, D. Strand, K. Balycat; ROW 2: P. Colassaco, C. Clemens, D. Vandenberg, P. Skoviera; ROW 3: J. DeCarlo, D. Fabbri, E. Edyvean, R. Wiikus; ROW 4: C. Hill, S. Sisko, K. Raykovich. WACS M. Erickson E. Martilla S. Sisko D. Strand 80 Act hit. “P a a ”c h a n m n The Junior Prom was held April 28, 1969 in the L. L. Wright Gymnasium withQUEEN JEANNE TA1.ASKA and KING JOHN CARLSON reigning. The gym was turned into a tropical paradise with colorful decorations and a mural designed around the theme, PARADISE OF ENCHANTMENT. It was a memorable evening for all couples who attended. Queen Jeanne King John “Military Around The World” The third Annual Military Ball, which was held Friday, March 28, 1969, was a tremendous success. All couples attending enjoyed a delightful banquet dinner. The atmosphere for dancing was enhanced by the decorations for Military Around The World. 83 Cheerleaders and Devil Boosters Senior Girl’s Skit Homecoming COURT: R. Rundquist, C. Kusz; D. Czerneski, G. Mindorff; K. Newby, P. Munari; C. Vukovich, S. Maki; KING, B. RICHARDS. QUEEN, M. VIZANKO. Queen Margy 85 The Cast I won't get off your roof! 'Our relation was nothing but sex. Hubert, Daisy, Trundle 86 The Clear Day Dancers “On a Clear Day You Can See Forever” The Clear Day Orchestra 'Wait until you're sixty-five. Reincarnation, are you kidding ! 'This girl’s a genius! Grand Finale Senior Class P av 1969 “Thunder On Sycamore Street I'm only warning you. 88 There Should I make a cake? It's snowing! L. L. Wright presents . . . Smiles----- Skipping class! The time has come. What creativeness! Are The beginnings of a sign. HIGH-0 PARTICIPANTS SEATED: M. DalPra, C. Asplund, D. Nerenz; STANDING: MR. LUG-VIEL, COACH; D. VanLokeren; D. Lucas. Mr. Sjowall presents a $25 check to representative ( A. Sell, D. Hautala) from Mrs. Pavlovich’s high home room which sold $162.08 worth of magazines during the annual magazine campaign. K. Zawlocki and M. Maki sold the largest number of ads for the Hematite. Lt. Col. Cayer presents a check for $25 to S. Erickson for selling 144 boxes of candy for the R. O. T. C. department. 90 A thletics JOHN KIM 92 JOE: BACK OF THE YEAR. MIKE CHUCK: 1st team berth: Offensive Tackle. Varsity Football TOM BOB: Honorable Mention as Line Backer. CHET JOHN TOM TOM DAVE JIM STEVE DAVE 93 GEORGE BILL PAUL RON DAVE JAY JIM ROW 1: S. Pavlovich, B. Richards, J. Zambrovitz, M. Wienen, T. Hampston; ROW 2: C. Kanipes, J. Lutey, T. Hill, B. Immich, J. Strom; ROW 3: D. Lucas, B. Inch, D. Trudgeon, G. Butson, T. Bogan; ROW 4: D. Fredrickson-Manager, G. Verbos, D. Erickson, R. Pavlovich, E. Nieminen, J. Kuker; ROW 5: COACHES: MR. VAARA, MR. DOM AN. 94 TOP U. P. BACK Joe Pertilc is the first Ironwood athlete to be named back of the year since Pat Cvengros was honored in 1953. Pertile has been a regular on the Red Devil varsity since his sophomore year. 1969-70 Season Record Overall Record Wakefield IHS 6 OPPONENT 6 7 wins - 1 loss 1 tie Iron River 20 13 0 Hurley 20 0 Calumet 26 8 Conference Record Bessemer 51 14 4 wins - 0 losses Menominee 0 6 1 tie 0 Ashland 24 0 Maple 84 14 0 denotes M-W Conference game si tv ROW 1: A. Wright, G. Obcrlandcr, J. Pcrtilc, C. Vukovich, P. Nicmi; ROW 2: J. Manki, D. VanLokcrcn, D. Czcrncski, R. Rundquist, J. Waitanck; ROW 3: D. Manki, R. Tafelski, J. Komaromy, J. Aho, T. Vlasich; ROW 4: L. Passint, P. Anderson, J. Cricks, R. Wirtanen, G. Fleming-Manager; ROW 5: COACHES - MR. MELCHIORI, MR. KRZNARICH. Congratulations to the Red Devil squad and coaching staff for a successful year. With many returning lettermcn, the Devil's compiled a 7-1-1 U. P. record and a 4-0-1 M. W. record to capture the Michigan-Wisconsin Conference Championship. Students and fans of L. L. Wright were pleased with the team's record in the U.P. standings. There were many standouts playing on offense and defense. It was team effort that won for the Devil's the Michigan-Wisconsin Conference title. COACHING STAFF John Krznarich, Wayne Melchiori, Tom Doman; ABS., Bob Vaara. 95 Junior Varsity ROW 1: W. Impola, T. Ncrcnz, B. Lindroth, J. Blomquist, F. Gerovac, G. Aho, B. Johnson; ROW 2; K. McKnight, P. Miller, W. Bale, M. Sokolowski, J. Mesich, J. Kolesar, M. Lindberg; ROW 3; J. McCullough, T. Kolesar, D. Nelson, J. Kuklenski, D. Kurta, J. Martcll, K. Allmendinger; ROW 4; D. Hiipakka, J. Ruby, D. Baker, L. Sanders, D. Edens, B. Semo; ROW 5: MR. VAARA, COACH; MR. DOMAN, COACH; D. Fredrickson, Manager; G. Fleming, Manager. Football The Ironwood J. V. Football Team, coached by Tom Doman and Bob Vaara, completed a very successful season winning all seven of its ball games. Ironwood opened the season by defeating West Iron County 24-12. then traveling to Ontonagon and winning 32-8. Lakeland visited Ironwood and was easily defeated 44-6. The highlight of the season came when Washburn's varsity team visited Ironwood with an unbeaten record at stake, and came out on the short end, 18-6. Ironwood's J. V.s played an excellent game, as they were outmanned 20 pounds per man. Ironwood then traveled to Lakeland for a return engagement with the Thunder-birds and were victorious 20-6. Ashland was next to feel the Devil power on Ironwood's field in a high scoring contest 50-26. Ironwood’s final victory came at the hands of Calumet on their home field, as the victors displayed an excellent offensive and defensive game. The final score was 46-0. This was the final turnup for the Sophomores who enter varsity competition next year. 96 Freshman Team ROW I; D. Benna, G. Pisco, R. Usitalo, J. Toijala, D. Anderson, G. Kivi, R. Segalin; ROW 2: M. Kole-sar, P. Roberts, R. Smith, G. Olkonen, D. Kusz, J, Smiljanich, M. Peterson: ROW 3: B. VAARA, COACH; G. Halverson, R. Maki, J. Buckallew, D. Nelson, M. Bale, J. Moon, B. Estola, T. DOMAN, COACH; ROW 4; N. Raisanen, R. Trudgeon, J. VanLokeren, T. Kangas, D. Hampston, M. Reid, J. Jindrich, R. Auvinen; ABS., K. Haanpaa, B. Mazurek, K. Wills, B. Vukovich, G. Maki, Manager. Football The Ironwood Freshman football team, coached by Bob Vaara and Tom Doman completed their season with a perfect record, 6-0. IHS OPPONENT Bessemer 22 0 Ramsey 24 0 Ashland 6 0 Wakefield 22 18 Bessemer 22 0 Hurley 20 0 STEVE JOE Senior Eight JIM JOHN JOHN MIKE ABSENT: BOB OLSON Varsity Basketball P. Niemi, Manager; J. Aho; J. Pertile; J. Krznarich; M. Wienen; D. Lucas; B. Inch; A. Wright; S. Pavlovich; J. Meyer; J. Zambrovitz; J. Komaromy; L. Passint; M. Luoma; COACH PETERSON; ABSENT: B. Olson. 1969-70 SEASON RECORD IHS OPPONENT Hancock 65 32 ♦Wakefield 41 66 •Northwestern 76 63 Calumet 80 47 • Bessemer 58 60 Asland 56 64 Duluth Cathedral 76 61 ♦Hurley 70 68 Wakefield 62 65 ♦Northwestern 56 60 Bessemer 50 70 West Iron County 40 48 Asland 64 62 ♦Hurley 53 66 Ishpeming 66 51 Gwinn 61 58 99 Denotes M-W Conference Game Junior Varsity Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Finco, J. Martcll, J. Ruby, T. Kolesar, T. Vlasich, B. Lindroth, D. Kurta, Miller, S. Salmi, M. Sokolowski, O. Birch, B. Carlson, J. Kuklinski, COACH VAARA; ABSENT: Jacobs, Manager. P. N. Freshman Basketball 100 KNEELING: J. Earrow, J. lindroth, B. Mazurek, B. Estola, R. Maki, G. Coxcy, S. Fontecchio; STAND-ING: COACH KANGES, K. Evenstad, K. Wills, M. Bale, R. Usitalo, B. Benson, D. Anderson, C. Car penter, K. Hallbcrg, D. Bcnna, J. Buckallcw, D. Nelson. M. Kolesar, Manager. Varsity • Cheerleaders 102 Cheerleaders G. KETOLA S. OLSON M. VIZANKO G. CHAMPION S. PALOVICH Varsity B- Teani S. PEROTTI T. VIZANKO B. BROTTLUND C. PEKIJRI M. CHIANTELI.O Freshmen K. BEDNAR T. PAWI.AK N. STRAND A. BUTCHER R. GUSTAESON Boys’ Ski Team COACH PETERSON, C. Vukovich, D. VanLokeran, J. Friedley, D. Nerenz, B. Vukovich, J. Jindrich, G. Ruschmeyer. 104 G. Peterson, T. Santini, M. McHugh, COACH PETERSON, I. Gallo, L. VanLokeran, M. Mukavitz. Track Team ROW 1: MR. DOMAN, COACH; J. Vaara, A. Kanipes, J. Miklcsh, J. Pcrtilc, C. Pekuri, MR. KFNNFDY, COACH; ROW 2: P. Hcczko, S. Pavlovich, J. Zambrovitz, K. Newby, B. Richards, J. Lutey, K. Allmendinger, J. Sokolowski; ROW 3: D. Cossi, B. Carlson, D. Baker, W. Bale, J. Ruby, M. Shawbitz, G. Butson; ROW 4: P. Miller, T. Vlasich, K. O'Neill, B. Lindroth, M. Sokolowski, A. Siirila, D. Frickson; ROW 5; B. Kizcr, D. Nelson, P. Fvcnstad, K. Hovey, P. Hendrickson, M. Pluto, M. Semcnak, B. Semo, J. Kukcr. Cross Country Team ROW 1: R. Kauppi, A. Siirila, D. Baker, J. Sisko, D. Cvcngros; ROW 2: J. DeSautclle, T. Tucker, M. Semenak, M. Sokolowski, T. Christensen; ROW 3: MR. KENNEDY, COACH; R. Kleimola, J. Farrell, B. Peterson. 106 Tennis Team ROW 1: D. VanLokeren, M. Ludlow, D. Nerenz, T. Fudaly; ROW 2: COACH -MR. KRIZNARICH, P. Forslund, R. Petrusha, D. Lucas, B. Inch. J. Wertanen; ABS.: P. Heczko. The Tennis Team won five dual meets while losing only one. The team took second place in the M-W Conference meet at Wakefield. Golf Team ROW I; N. Backon, P. Upton, J. Synkelma; ROW 2: J. Strom, T. Ketola, COACH - MR. MELCHIORI; ABS.: A. Wright. The Ironwood Golf Team finished a successful season with a record in dual me of seven wins and three losses. The team took third place in the U. P. Meet at Iron Mountain, behind Iron Mountain and Menominee. Baseball Team ROW 1: M. Luoma, J. Lutey, M. Wiencn, B. Richards, J. Zambrovitz, R. Rundquist, J. Pertilc; ROW 2; J. Krznarich, D. Johnson, G. Butson, J. Cricks, B. Inch, L. Passint. ABSENT, D. RASMUSSEN, COACH. Swimming VARSITY Wrestling JUNIOR VARSITY KNEELING LB 123 J. Christensen WON 0 LOST 4 TIED 1 115 G. Olkoncn 1 3 0 115 B. Do min 1 0 0 STANDING: COACH DICK M AT REEL A 105 M. Dal Fra o 3 0 155 J. Maki 3 1 0 185 J. Blomquist 3 1 0 KNEELING: LB WON LOST TIED 98 D. Campbell 3 2 0 107 J. Moon 5 4 0 315 D. Edens 1 3 0 123 L. Tibaldo 0 5 1 130 G. Modcrson 9 1 0 137 R. Auvinen 2 5 0 STANDING: COACH DICK MATRFLLA 145 F. Kcsti 5 2 0 155 M. Flu to 3 1 1 105 T. Balyeat 2 5 0 175 R. Tafelski 4 3 0 185 R. Wirtanen 1 3 1 HWT G. Fisco 1 2 0 Denotes letter winners 1970 SEASON RECORD I IIS OPPONEI Lakeland 6 42 Ewen-Trout Creek 15 31 Hurley 21 29 Ashland 25 24 Ashland 19 26 Hurley 8 28 Ewen-Trout Creek 21 30 U. P. Regional Wrestling Tournament 109 An Iron wood Ski Devil They gave it the old college try, Say uncle Furthermore girls Would you believe . . . seniors three years ago? I 10 CHEER! Would you believe that Janice is now president of G. A. A. ? As Years Go By... Mike has given up his guns for footballs and basketballs. Now, John, stop teasing yourself. Candy has been looking upward ever since. Karen has made her musical debut. The Men? 111 Behind the Scenes C. LEWINSKI J. AIMONE L. KOYKAR E. ASPINWALL A. RICONI D. HOC KIN K. ROWE J. LONGHINI The End OJ The Beginning Index Abramson. M.................................2X Aho. A.........................37, 58, 62. 74 Aho, Ci................................25, 96 Aho. P.............................37. 66, 67 A hone n. Ci........11. 27. 59. 62. 66. 67. X7 Aimonc. .1.................................112 Aimonc. S...................................37 Albert. I)..................................5X Alcssandroni, C.............................77 Alessandroni. S....................33. 77. 79 Alexandroni. B......27. 62. 66. 67. 71. 73, 79 Alcxandroni. C..............................19 Alexandroni. I)........................27. 77 Alexandroni. K..............................20 Allen. I)...................................21 Allender. R.................................16 Allmendinger. K........26. 65. 72. X9. 96. 106 Anderson, I)................................33 Anderson, Dennis....................20.97. 100 Anderson, E................26, 65. 66. 77. X7 Anderson, (i................................31 Anderson. Gayle........................21. 74 Anderson, Cieorgena.........................22 Anderson. Paula.............................19 Anderson. P........................25. 73. 74 Anderson. Philip...................65. X9. 95 Anderson. S............................20. 70 Armata. .1.........................37. 62. X9 Armata. John...........................25. 77 Armata. M..........................19. 62. 76 Aspinwall, I ............................! 12 Asplund. C.............................33. 90 Aukce, V.....................................X Auvinen. B..................................25 Auvinen. 1.....................37, 71. X9, 110 Auvinen. M..................................32 Auvinen. R.....................21. 76. 97. 109 Avery, R.......................32. 64, 69. 74 B Backon. N........................37. 45, 65. 107 Baker. I)....................II. 27, 72. 96. 106 Bale, M..........................20. 76. 97. 100 Bale. W.......................................17 Bale. W..............................27. 96. 106 Balyeat. K...........................26. 77. X0 Balyeat. I.......................33. 76. 7X, 109 Barhera. .1..............................26, X5 Baross, I)...............................21. 77 Baross, I................................31, 64 Bast man. Ray.................................XX Bastman. R....................................32 Beckman, B...............................37. 6X Bednar. K........................22. 62. 6X. 103 Begalle. I)...................................25 Behrendl. B...................................19 Behrendt. C.................................. Behrendt, J...............................2X. 76 Belany, J.....................................33 Belmas, J................30, 31. 66, 67. 74, X7 Bcnna, D............................20. 97. 100 Bennett, N................................25. 63 Benson, M.................................15. 37 Benson, R...........................27. 77. 79 Benson. W...........................19. 66. 100 Berlin. G.....................................21 Berlin, Ci...............37, 62. 66. 67, X3. X7 Bertels, I)...................................2X Bertini. P................................26, 73 Bertram, B....................................26 Bertram, Ci...................................37 Bidgood. 1.......................32, 66. 67. 74 Birch, D............................25. 63. 100 Bla onin. I)........................20. 62. 6X Blomquist, Ci.............3. 37. 5X. 66, 67. 71 Blomquist. J. ... 11, 27. 63. 66. X6. X7. 96. 109 Bodoh, I)........................32. 77. 79. X0 Bogan. I).....................................2X Bogan, I.....................3X, 72, 78. 93. 94 Borowiec. C...................................21 Brannas, I)......................9. 3X. 5X. 62 Braspcnick. I)...............3X. 62. 69. 70. X7 Bra tu, D.....................................3X Brennan. M...............................9. 25 Bristol. R....................................25 Brottlund. B.............3X. 52. 56. 75. X4. X9 Brottlund. B............................27. 103 Brown. R......................................26 Brownell. J...................................3X Bro o. .1................................27. 77 Brunette. C.............................33. 77 Brunett, Charles..........................31. 77 Buckallew. J........................22. 97. 100 Buda. B.............................33. 67. X7 Buda, M...................................19. 70 Buinowski, I).................................20 Bunjcvac. C...............................26. 71 Bunjevac. R...............................25. 77 Burla, F.........................10. 66, 67. X7 Bur inski. 1..................................19 Butcher. A.......................21. 62. 74. 103 Butcher. Mrs..................................X3 Butcher. H................................13. 79 Butson. C....................3X. 61. 65. 66. 67, 71. 74. X7. NO. Ill Butson. Ci.....................3. 30. 33. 59. 72. X4. 94. 106. I OX Butson. S.....................................2X Butson. I.................................20. 70 C Cain. J.............................25. 77 Campbell. I ........................21. 109 Carlson, C..................3X. 6X. 71, 74. 75 Carlson, D...............................15, 3X. 53 Carlson. J...............................27. 62. 67 Carlson. Jody...................... 33. 66. 67 Carlson, J..................35. 3X. 7X. X2. X9 Carlson, K......................32. 62. 6X. X7 Carlson, K................................9. 3X Carlson, R......................27. 72. 100. 106 Carpenter, C.......................22, 76. I(X) Carpenter, Cynthia............................32 Carpenter, 13................................26. 69 Caruso, 1....................................22. 32 Cavadeas, N.........................19. 6X. 74 Cayer. J.....................................13. 90 Caycr. M............................15. 3X. 76 Ccccon. M.....................................33 Ccccon. S....................................25. 63 Champion. G.....................31, X4, 102. 103 Chiantcllo, M...............24, 25. 62. 73. 103 Choronzy, D...................................33 Chovinard, 1..................................2X Christensen, J..................25. 73. X9, 109 Christensen, M................................20 Christensen, T..................31. 72, 76, 106 Cisewski. J..................................40. 41 Cisewski. S..................................19. 62 Clemens. C......................21. 70, 77. X0 Clemens. F.d .................................X3 Clemens, R...................................27. 77 Clements. D...................................20 Clements. R..................................32. 6X Clements. S...................................21 Colasacco, Ci................................39. X7 Colassaco, P.......................22, 77, X0 Conard, M.....................................27 Consie. J.....................................20 Contos, M....................................26. 77 Corcoran. W.......................26, 64. 65 Cossi. I)...........................25. 2X, 106 Cox. K..............................39. 63. 71 Coxey, G...........................19. 66. 100 Cricks. J......................................5 Cricks. James----3. 32. 65. 66. 72. X7. 95. I OX Currier. Y..........................15, 39, 62 Cvcngros. D..............................2X. 106 Cvengros. S.....................25. 69, 70. 74 Cyr. G..............................39. X2. X9 C' erneski. I)...39. 40. 41. 52, 72. X4. 93. 95 I) Dahlhacka. B............................33 Dahlbacka, J............................19 Dalpiaz. B........................27. 64. 76 Dalpra. M...............31. 66. 73. 7X, X0. X6 X9. 90. 109. I 10 Danoski. S......................15. 39. 77. X3 Dapra, R..................................39 Davey. S..................................39 114 Index DeCarlo, J 26, 77, 80 Forslund. D 58 Held. S 12, 71 DeCarlo, Jod .... 20. 77. 80 Forslund, J 28. 65. 66. 67. 86. 87 Hcllen. 1 22. 41 Decker, k 27. 67 Decker. W 55. 56. 65. 66 Forslund. P 40, 58. 72, 107 Hellen, J 26. 77 Dcgcorgio. .1 25 Foss, E 5 Hendrickson. J. . . 19. 63. 70 De Mario. 1 21. 70 Fredrickson. D. .. 25. 66. 73. 86, 94. 96 Hendrickson. P.. . 41. 72. 106 DcMario. K 26. 77 Fredrickson. .1 . . . 58 Hendrickson, R. . 31 Denoccnli. 1 31. 62. 68 Fredrickson, M. . . 32, 62, 68. 74 Hensley, D 25 DeRubcis. D 14. 19 Friedley, J 40. 65, 104. 105 Herlevi, D 32 DcSautellc, .1 12. 22. 25 Fudalcy, A 19. 62, 77, 79 Hcrvi, W 13 DcSautcIlc. .lames . 31. 34, 106 Fudaley, D 27, 62. 67 Hewitt, D 31. 59. 66, 67, 74 DcSautellc. John . . 20 Fudalcy, T 32, 107 Hiipakka, D 28, 76, 96 Do man. 1 15. 26, 34, 72, 94. 95 Hill, C 25. 77, 80 96. 97, 106 G Hill, D 20, 70 Domin. B II. 21. 66. 86. 109 Hill, L 42. 78, 80 Dorpat. 1) 39, 78. 83 Gallo, 1 .27, 59. 62. 66. 67. 87. 104 Hill, P 42 Drury. I 22. 62, 70. 74 Gallo. J 21 Hill, T 42. 72. 92. 94. 101 Gallo, K 33 Hjalmquist, D. . . 5 E Gallo, M 40. 53 Hockin. D 112 Gayan. M 20. 70 Hocking, J 14 Edens. D 28. 89, 96. 109 Gcrovac, F 26, 63, 96 Holemo, C 14, 42 Edwards, M 33 Gcrovac, R 20 Holemo, D 19. 59. 70. 74 Edwards, P 39 Gerovac, T 26 Holgers, G 33, 76 Ed wean, E 25. 77. 80 Gcrtz, C 40, 71 Holm, D 42 Ehnbom, .1 8 Gorrill. D 2, 3, 9. 40, 60. 61 Holm, M 27 Ekman. K 14 63, 68. 82, 83, 87 Holm, R 27 Eplett, Ci 27 Gorrill. Diane . . .. 68, 71. 74, 79. 87 Holst. D 26. 28 Erickson. A 32. 68. 78. 79 Grbavcich. R I'. 21 Hosking. K 42 Erickson. Audrc . . Gustafson. R II. 18. 22. 62. 74. 103 Hotchkiss, S 42. 73 Erickson, I) 48 Hovey, K 42, 72. 106 Erickson. Don .... 20. 76 H Hovcy, R 32, 52 Erickson. Douglas . 33. 69, 76. 94, 106 Hulstrom, N 26. 67 Erickson, .1 31 Haanpaa, B 32 Huotari, J 42 Erickson. Joelkn . . 19 Maanpaa. k 19. 97 Huss, J 25 Erickson. K 27 Haanpaa. I 31 Erickson. M .39. 62. 66. 67. 77. 80. 86 Haapala. B 58 1 Erickson. Marsha . 31. 68. 69. 73. 87 Haapala. P 33 Erickson. R 31 Haapala. R 25 Immich, B 40. 41. 42. 52. 56 Erickson. S 21. 77. 90 Hagelin, I) 41. 53. 76 72. 82. 93, 94 Erm. .1 .3, 39. -I, 74. 75. 85. Ill Hakala. G 20. 76 Impola. I . . .9. 42 Erm. Joseph 26. 63 Hallberg. k 19. 100 Impola. W 28. 59, 96, 108 Estola. B 20. 59. 66 97. 100 Hallberg. R 32 Inch. W . .3, 32. 72, 94. 99. 107. 108 Estola. Bruce 21 Halverson, G 21. 97 Estola. E 33 Hamel, J 28 J Evenstad. k 22. 100 Hamilton. 1 25. 76 Evenstad. P 40. 56. 65. 106 Hampston, D 20. 97 Jackson. T 42. 53 Hampston, T 40, 41. 56. 72, 93, 94 Jacobs, N 25, 60, 73. 100 F Harvey, Y 32 Jacobson. J 33, 74 Hautala, C 41, 74, 85 Jacobson, K 27. 64. 76 Eabbri. 1) 20. 77. 79. 80 Hautala, Debra .. 27. 63 Jacquart, J 31. 77 Eabbri. S 32. 67 Hautala, Debra J.. 18. 21. 70, 74. 90 Jacquart, R 15. 43. 49. 76 Eafford. S 8. 19 Hautanen. B 41. 58. 60. 73, 110 Jarvi, J Farrell. J 19. 69. 100. 106 Hautanen. D II. 27, 63. 68 Jarvi, V 43 Farrow. A 8. 20 Hautanen. J 22. 69 Jindrich, J Einco. 1 9. 40. 61. 68. 87, 1 10 Hay. D 33, 74 Jindrich, I 25 Einco. M 26. 100 Heczko, P . . . .41, 65, 73, 89. 106, 107 Johnson. B 26. 65. 66. 96 Fisher. M 40. 68 Hcikkila. A 41 Johnson, D Fleming, (i 25, 95. 96 Hcikkila, C 58 Johnson, E 31 Fontccchio. S 20, 100 Hcikkila. P 11, 26 Johnson. K 16 115 Index .............20 Kirk Icy, 1.............................27. 77 43. 61, 60. 67, 71 Kivi, (....................................5K 74. 86, 87. 111 Kivi. I...................................27, 87 .......33, 68, 73 Kivi. (i...............................33. 7K, 79 ........9. 32. 74 Kivi. George.......................20. 66. K7. 97 .......26. 69, K7 Kivi, Greg.................................26. 63 .............21 Kivi. .1............................31. 76. 79 ...............5 Kivi. I ................................19. 63 .......12.40.41,43 Kivi. V......................................... 31 ...................25 Ki er. B....31. 59, 64. 66. 67. 69. K6, 87. 106 ...................32 Kleimola, M................................33. 69 ..............28. 73 Kleimola, R.................................5 25. 62. 66. 67. 73. 87 Kleimola, R. Jr..................26. 69, 75. 106 ..................58 Kleinbrook, I .........................9, 43, 83 ...........11,22.76 Koivislo. J............................44,56 1..............................27 Kolesar. I)............................21. 62. 74 Kolcsar, .1.................................26. 96 Kolesar, M.........................20. 97. 1(H) Kolcsar, R.................................3. 82 •••I . 77 Kolesar. I............................26.96. 1(H) ........ Kolod icjc yk. .1.......................21,76 •20. 73 Kolson, C...................................88 ......Komaromy. .1............................32, 72. 95. 99 .......'I Koponcn. K.............................25, 63 52, 55, 76 Korhonen. I................................44 I ' Korhonen, W...............................44 ...27, 77 Korpela. A.................................22 B...............................Korpela, I)......................................44 ..................14 Korpela, K..................................31 ..................KM) Korpi, I)...............27. 59. 63, 66. 67, 87 ..........19. 66. 97 Koski. K.....................12. 44. 58. 60. 61, 68 ..................106 69, 71. 74. 82. 87 .......43. 72,92.94 Kovales, M.................................32 43 Koykar, I..................................M2 ...................26 Kr narieh. I..............................14, 21 ...................21 Kr narieh. .1............'.44. 72, 98. 99, 108 .......II. 63. 68. 87 Kr narieh. .1..................15. 34. 72. 95, 107 K tuluk. A ................................19 .......'I. . 7- UK. Kmink. R ....................................20 ............25, 28. 77 Kujanson. I ...............................44. 71 ................20. 74 Kuker. t...............................33. 74 12, 20. 34. 72. 75. 106 Kuker. .1..........................27. 94. 106 ..........43.74. Ill Kuklenski. A ...................................... ...................109 Kuklenski. (i...............................19 .43. 60. 61. 65. 73. 84 Kuklenski. .1.....................28. 96. KM) 89. 102. 103. IK) Kuklenski. V...............................21 .................I 7 Kuipcwski, .1.......................31, 62. 68 ........15. 31. 34. 59 Kuna. D............................26, 96, KM) .........43. 49, 52. 82 Kus , .....................44. 52. 56, 65, 74. 89 ............28, 62. 73 Kus . I)...............................20. 75. 97 .........43. 49, 56. 78 ...16 I . .21 .. . 32 I .aahs. D.................................45 ... 32 I aahs. I.................................25. 74 22. 77 I aakonen. I ...........................33. 76 .. .43 l.aGrew. I........................32. 63. 76. 79 25. 67 I aCirew. M.....................11. 28. 76. 79 19. 76 Lahti. I)..................................'2 l.akncr. D.......................'.45. 56, 69. 71 l.akncr, I....................................21 l.anctoc. I)...............................22. 74 l.anctoc, D...................45. 55. 61. 71. Ill Lapaehin, S....................................77 Larson. B.......................................5 Larson, I).................................33, 74 l.asota. M...............................45. I II l aivala, I)............3. 45, 69. 70. 71, 74. 75 Lawyer, M..............................45. 65, 73 Lehocky, R.....................25. 65, 66. 76. 87 Lehlo, I).....................................31 Lchto. (i......................................27 Lehlo. M...........................20. 73. 76, 79 Lein. N............45, 58, 61. 66. 67, 71. 82. 87 Lcppanen, I)...............................45, 78 l.eppancn. R...................................32 Ler a. R.......................................19 l.evijoki. A...............................21. 70 l.evijoki, .1..............................27. 63 l.evijoki. M...................................58 l.evijoki, I ..............................46. 78 l.cwinski. C..................................112 l.ewinski. M...........................20, 62. 74 l iimakka, I...........................'I. 69. 87 I. inti berg, .1.......................26. 69, 77 I iltd berg, M.............................26. 96 l.indroth, B....................25. 96. KM). 106 I indroth. .1.................................21. KM) Lindt|iiisl, S.................................58 I ivingston. K.................................46 I ong. M.......................28. 63, 68. 74. 87 l.onghini. .1...............................112 I orenson. C.......................II. 14. 31, 75 Lucas, D............33. 72. 90, 94. 99. 107. 110 Lucas, G......................................58 I .udlow. .1..................................22 Ludlow. M................................58. 107 I ugviel. A........................8, 32. 58. 90 I noma. M.....................3, 25. 63. 99. 108 I.uley, .1.............3. 12. 40. 41. 46. 72. 82 89. 93. 94. 106. 108 I uley. K............................27. 71. 77 Me McCullough. .1...........................96 McGrath. (........................27. 62 McGrath, l� .......................31. 67 McHugh, M.......................70. 104 McHugh, S............46. 66. 67. 71. 74. 87 McKay. M.................................27 McKnight. K .................26. 63 76. 96 McKnighi. I� ....................55, 78 Mel can. I ...........................14 McRae. ( ................................26 M Magd iak. .1 27. 77 Index Makcla. M........................................32 Makda. S........................................46. 73 Maki. A.........................................26. 74 Maki. I)........................................25. H9 Maki. Dennis.....................46. 60. 69. X7 Maki. (i.........................................2X Maki. .1........................................'2. 109 Maki. K.........................................19. 74 Maki. M..................46. 5X. 61. 71. 90. 110 Maki. K.........................................20. 100 Maki. Richard........................19. 77. 97 Maki. S...................2. 46. 5X. 59. 60. 62 66. 67. X2. X4 Manki. I)........................46. 72. 93, 95 Manki. .1................40. 41. 46. 72. 92. 95 Marc ak. K.......................25. 69. 71. X7 Marc ak. S.......................................5X Mariam. D........................................33 Marlcll. (...........................21. 70. 74 Mark'll. D ....................................9.46 Mark'll. .1..........................27. 96. UK) Manilla. I ..........46. 61. 66. 67. 77. 7X. X0 Manilla. M ......................................X3 Marlin. .1.......................................26 Martinson. .1....................................90 Mat fella. R................................13. 72. 109 Malison. I .....................................'2 Malison. I).....................................26. X5 Malison. I....................'. II. 12. 26. 73 Malison, .1......................................25 Malison. R.......................................76 Malison. S...........................20. 70. 74 Ma urck. ( ..........................2X. 62. 73 Ma urek. W.......................21. 66. 97. 1(H) Mclchiori. K.........25. 62. 66. 67. 71. 73. 74 Mclchiori. W..................3. 13. 72. 95. 107 Mcsich. .1......................................26. 96 Mcsich. Judy.........................20. 70. 74 Mesinik. I.......................................X. 27 Meyer. .1....................47. 72. X9. 9X. 99 Meyer, R.........................................47 Michaels. .1.....................25. 62, 67. X7 Michcla. C.................................47. 76 M idle la. I ..............................27. 62 Mielos yk. I)..............................19. 76 Mielos yk. K.......12. 45. 47. 61. 71. X9. I 10 Miklesh. I......................................106 Miklesh. I........................................5 Milakna. J.................................21. 77 Mildren. (.................................20. 62 Mildren. M.......................13. 59. 67. 74 Miller. P....................26. 96. 1(H). 106 Mindorll. (..................35. 47. 53. 6X. 69 73. 74. X4. X7 Minkin, R..................................47. 7x Minkin. Rila.....................................'2 Mitchell. II.................14. 22. 62. 69. X7 Mitchell. S......................................5K Moderson. I)...............................55 Moderson. (i..............................109 Mol la rd. R...............................32 Moon. .1.......................19. 6X. 97. 109 Moon. R.................47. 65. 66. 67. 74. X2 Moore, J..............................26. X9 Morey, (i..................................20 Morgan. I ............................19, 62 Morrison. Mrs..............................16 Mukavit . M...................21. 62. 70. 104 Munari. M.............................33. 67 Munari. I .....................47. 67. 71. X4 Munari. S.............................20. 70 Miirto, 1..................................5X Mvlly. .1..................................25 N Nantell. W............................31. 76 Nasi. 1....................................55 Nasi. I....................................33 Negri. .1.............................31. 65 N el mark. .1.............................. Nelson. A..............................5. 16 Nelson. Andy...............................55 Nelson. I). .........................2X. 96. 106 Nelson. Duane.....................21. 97. 100 Nelson. 1...................47. 65. 6X. 71. 74 Nelson. M..................................25 Nercn . I)..............55. 5X. 59. 60. 65. 6X 69, 72. X2. X7. X9. 90. 104. 105. 107. I 10 Neren . I...................27. 63. 69. X7. 96 Newby. K....................47. 72. X4. 92. 106 Ne worski. .1..............................27 Ne worski. M...............................19 Niemi. C’.........................33. 69. X7 Niemi. D..............................22. 62 Niemi. F,.............................26. 76 Niemi. J..........................19. 62. 74 Niemi. P....................47. 72. 93. 95. 99 Nicmincn. I ......................'2. X9. 94 Nieminen. M...........................20. 70 Niksieh. I.................................32 Ni iol. I-.....................40. 41. 47. 52 Nolcox. P.............................33. 67 Norcn. B...................................21 Norris. I).................................KX Norris. .1.................................X3 Novasich. S........................9. 4X. 56 Nurmi. C...............................D. 59 Nurmi. R...................................5X () Oherlander. (i......40. 41. 4X. 72. X9. 93. 95 Oddcn. M...........................26. 64. 76 Die. M.................................13. 67 Oja. (� ....................................25 Oja. J.....................................20 0 1 eary. M.............................21. 76 Oliver, I)..........................31. 77. 79 Oliver, (i...................................22 Olkancn. (i.........................19. 97. 109 Olson. .1...............................20. 6X Olson. Jc.......61. 66. 67. 71. X4. X7. X9. 111 Olson. .In..........................19. 62. 70 Olson. I............................2X. 69. X7 Olson. R............................4X. 9X. 99 Olson. S................24. 25. 69. X4. 102. 10' O'Neill. K.............................33. Oslerman, M.............................27. 7 7 Osletman. R..................................21 Ostrom. I.....................................X Oslrom. J. Jr................................27 Ovaska. I)...................................xx P Packmayer, A.............................32. 71 Pachmayer. B................................20. 22 Packmayer, (.................................,s Pachmayer. J...........................4X. 77 Packmayer. I.....................'2. 66. 67. X6 Paki . I).....................................3 Palovich. S...............33. X4. X9. 102. 10.3 Panich. B...................................21. 66 Panich. D................................15. 4X Panich. I ...................................'I Pape. R.......................................4 Parlyka. (i.........52. 61. 65. 74. X2. X9. 110 Passinl. A..............................II. 73 Passim. I ...... 3. 31. 72. X9. 95. 99. 101. I OX Paulsen. (i..................................'I Paulsen. J...................................26 Pavlovich. B.....................25. 62. 67. X6 Pavlovich. .1................................2X Pavlovich, Jo................................5X Pavlovich. R.................33. 52. 65. 72. 94 Pavlovich. S.................40. 41. 49. 72. K9 93. 94. 9X. 99. 106. I I I Pavlovich, V.............................II. 21 Pawlak. 1.......................22. 62. 7o. 103 Pcgoraro, I..................................xx Pekuri. O...............'2. 66. 67. 71. 74. 103 Pckuri, (...............................5X. 106 Pcllmcn. A...............................'5. 11 Pcrkovich. II...............................27. 2X Pcrkovich. R.................................14 Perl. I).................................... 32 Perot I i. S....................27. 62. 67. 103 Peny, P ................................... .74 Pei tile. 1...................3. 15. 49. 72. 92 94. 95. 9X. 99. 106. I OX Peterson. B.........................26. 65. 106 Peterson. (‘................................'I. 67 Peterson, (� ....................49. 65. 104. 105 Peterson. II........................15. 72. 99 Peterson. M.................................20. 97 117 Index Peterson. P.......................49. 69. 74. 87 Peterson. T....................................104 Peterson, V.....................................19 Petrusha, R................................58. 107 Piasccki, Jean..................................26 Piasecki. Joan..................................26 Pinski. R.....................8. 10, 27, 63. 64 Pisco. G..............................21, 97, 109 Pisco. M........................................49 Pisco. W.......................................25, 28 Pittsley, R...........................32. 65, 73 Pluto. M......................49. 75. 106. 109 Pohjola. D......................................31 Popham. B...................11. 20. 63. 69. 87 Popovich. S.....................................9. 28 Popovich. W......................................9 Pribyl, M......................................83. 88 Pringle, V............................21. 63. 74 Puisto. D........................................9 Puisto, L.......................................58 Puisto. P.........................22. 62. 77. 79 Pumala. J.......................................58 Pusakulich, S..................................49. 67 R Raisanen, N...........................19. 66, 97 Ramme, C........................................33 Randall. S......................................28 Ranta. K........................................32 Ray. M............................32. 66. 67, 73 Raykovich, K.............25. 71. 73. 77. 79, so Recla, M.......................................49, 78 Reid, K...............................II. 20. 76 Reid. M...............................19. 68, 97 Reid. W...............................15. 50. 78 Reini, D........................................33 Reini, E.........................................5 Reini. S........................................21 Reynolds, M....................................20, 74 Richards, R...............3. 40. 41. 50. 52. 72 82. 84. 89, 92, 94. 106. 108 Rigoni, A......................................112 Rigoni, G......................................19, 63 Rinkinen, S............................9. 50. 74 Roberts, P.....................................21. 97 Robl. K........................................22, 76 Rhode. R........................................5. 83 Rokser. J.................................... Rokser. S.............................32. 64. 74 Rosa. J........................................19. 70 Roszak, R.......................................27 Rouse. G.......................................27, 77 Rouse, N........................................26 Rowe, K........................................112 Rowe, M.........................................16 Rozclle, G.....................................26, 77 Rozellc, P......................................20 Ruby, J.........................................H2 Ruby, Jim................25, 72, 96. 100. 106 Rundquist. R..................3, 9, 40. 41. 50 72. 84. 93. 95. 108 Ruona, D.....................................31. 67 Ruotsala. D...................................28 Ruotsala. E...................................50 Ruppe. D......................................33 Ruppc. T......................................50 Ruschmeycr. G............................19. 104 Ryskewecz, J..................................21 Ryskewccz, M..................................32 S Saari, D.....................................32. 56 Saari, M.....................................20. 70 Sabcc. D......................................25 Salli, D.....................................27. 63 Salli. R......................................21 Salmi, J....................12, 50. 58. 61. 65 71, 74. 89. 110 Salmi. S....................27. 28. 66. 87, 100 Salo, B.......................................33 Salo. E.......................................22 Samuelson, C.............................13, I 10 Sanders, 1...................................26. 96 Sanders, T....................................31 Santini. A..........................19, 63. 74 Santini, 1....................................58 Santini, T.........31. 65. 67. 85. 87. 104. 110 Sauter, K.....................................28 Schlccht, M.........................20, 62. 70 Schmalz, M...................................25. 64 Schulte. D....................................32 Schulte, J..........................19, 76. 79 Schwartz, I).................................50. 72 Schwartz, M...................................50 Searle, D.....................................21 Searle, S.....................................28 Sears, H......................................10 Segalin, R..........................II. 20. 97 Sell, A.............................18, 21. 90 Sell, C.............................31, 65. 89 Sellhauscn, E................................50, 76 Scllhauscn, R................................22, 76 Semenak, M.....................11, 25. 63, 106 Semcnak, N..............33. 65, 67. 74, 87. 89 Semo, B.....................24, 27, 59. 96, 106 Semo, C......................................27. 77 Semo. D.......................................21 Semo, K.......................................26 Semo, R......................................50. 56 Semo, Randall.................................32 Scndck, V.....................................16 Seymour, P..........................50. 61, 63 Shawbitz. M..................................106 Shea, J.....................26, 63, 67, 73, 86 Sheridan. J....................................6 Shouldice. M..................................32 Sicvila, C......................51, 66. 67. 87 Siira, Joan..................................33. 67 Siira, John.........................26, 63. 65 Siirila, A..........................72. 76. 106 Siirila, 1 16 Sillampaa. R 33 Sisko. J 31. 66. 72. : 86. 87. 106 Sisko. S 19 . 63. 70. 77. 80 Sjowall, M Sjowall. O .11. 15. 32. 90 Skovera, M 25. . 63. 66. 67. 71 Skoviera, B ....28, 71 Skovicra, P .25. 77. 80 Slade, W 112 Slanzi. I) 58 Slanzi. Don 27 Slivensky, .1 51 Sloma, P .26. 62. 73 Smiljanich. J .... 20. 97 Smith. R . ... 19. 97 Sokol, J 51 Sokolowski. F. ... 58. 88 Sokolowski. J. .. 106 Sokolowski. M.. . 27. 63. 96. 100. 106 Soltis, J ....21. 69 Soltis, P .33, 66. 67. 74 Sopko, T ....II. 21 Spencer. I 40 . 41. 48. 51. 89 Spets, A 20 Spets, W . 30, 32. 34 Stakler. A 32. 76 Stahovic. P 33 Stamponc, D 51 Stanczak,1 .... 26. 65 Starkey, 1 21 Staszek, C . 31. 64. 76 Stella, C .32, 67. 86 Stella, I) ....22. 77 Stengard. S 31 . 34. , 67. 73. 74 Stenroos, R 51 Stenstrom. M.. . . 58 Stone. P . .. .33. 67 Strand. D 51 . 56. , 77. 79. 80 Strand. G ....51. 52 Strand. J 30, 32. 34. 66 , 67. , 73, 74. 87 Strand. 1 . 19. , 62, 69. 74 Strand. N 20, 62, 70, 74. 103 Strand. P 51 , 77. , 78. 80. 83 Strand. S .25. 77. 80 Strand. Y .19. 77. 79 Strom, H 28 Strom, J ..40. 41. 51. 72, 93. 94. 107 Stutz, D .25. 62. 67 Stutz, G .40. 41. 51 Suutala. H . 26. 76, 79 Suutala. R .21. 76. 79 Swanbeck. G ....51. 52 Swanson. B 16 Swanson, D 52 Swanson, G 20 Swanson, Gustave 14 Swanson, J. - .27, 64, 76 Swanson, M 52 Swanson, N ....27. 73 Swanson, S 58 118 Index Synkclma. I)............................21. 66 Synkclma. .1..........................26. 107 Synkclma. V..............................25. 63. 77 I Tabacchi. Z..............................10. 60, 62 Tafclski. K................32. 72. 95. 109. 110 Talaska. F....................................16 Talaska. J.................52. 60. 61. 66. 67 71. 74. 82. 87 Templcr, C...................................33. 59 Thomas, B................................22. 62, 74 Thomas, I)....................................55 Thomas, (i....................................31 Thomas, C 1..............................31. 77. 79 Thomas, .1.................52. 61. 65. 67. 71 73. 87. 89. 110 I homas, S..............................15. 33 Tibaldo. 1.........................31. 72. 109 I ibaldo, R...................................28 l iman. S.......................31. 65. 66. 67 I irpc. R.....................................25 I oijala. .1...................18. 19. 59. 97 loivoncn. B....................27. 63. 67. 86 lollclson. I ...........................27. 76 loth. M.......................................20 I rcdcr. I)........................26. 66. 67 I rcdcr, M..............................52. 66 I rcdcr. P....................................33 Trcgcmbo, K....................32. 66. 67. 74 Trombley. I)............................32. 67 Trudgeon. I).......................33. 89. 94 Trudgeon, R..................................19. 97 Tucker. M.....................................58 Tucker, I..........................26. 76. 106 l uruncn. W..................................112 IJ Upton. P................................52. 107 Usitalo, R.........................21. 97. 1(H) V Vaara. C.....................................20. 70 Vaara. J..................................106 Vaara. R.......................94. 96. 97. 100 Vandenberg, I).....................21. 77. 80 VanLokcran, I).............12. 45. 52. 58. 65 72. 90. 93. 95. 104. 105. 107. I 10 VanLokcran. .1...............................22. 97 Vanl.okcren, I.....25. 62. 69. 71. 74. 87. 104 Verbos. (i................................31. 94 Vi anko, A.................35. 52. 61. 67. 84 86. 87. 102. 103. I 10 Vi anko, M................................53 Vi anko. I.............24. 28. 62. 65. 89. 103 Vlasich, I.................25. 72. 95. KM). 106 Vuckovic. C....................53. 62. 69. 70 Vuckovic. Clau................27. 62. 68. 70 Vuckovic, Ci................................19 Vuckovic, Y.................................53 Vukovich. B........................20. 97. 104 Vukovich. C................31. 66. 67. 74. 87 Vukovich. F................53. 72. 84. 89. 92 95. 104, 105 Vukovich. S........................26, 67. 87 Vuorenmaa. S...............................25. 77 W Wahlbcrg. (i................................53 Wainio, I).................................31. 67 Waitanck. .1...............53. 56. 72. 93. 95 Wakkinen. Ci...........................53. Ill Walkonen. S............26. 59. 64. 66. 67. 73 Wanden. R..................................19. 70 Warrick. P.................................53. 61 Waslcy. B..................54. 56. 65. 73. 74 Waslcy. Sandra..........................21 Waslcy. Sharon......................9. 54. 61 Waurio. I).................................33. 68 Waurio. Duane..............................25. 77 Weber, S.......................32. 64. 67. 71 Weis. W.................................20 Wertanen. .1...........................28. 69. 107 Wesa, S............................25. 62. 67 Wester, .1.........................21. 22. 62 Wide, F............................22. 69. 70. 87 Wide. K............................10. 68. 69. 87 Wide. 1.............3. 32. 66. 67. 68. 86. 87 Wiemeri. M.........................33. 73. 89 Wicnen. M...............3. 40. 41. 54. 72. 82 92. 94. 98. 99. 101. 108. I I I Wierl, .1...............................55 Wiikus, R......................31. 67. 80. 77 Wilkinson. M................................8. 33 Wilkinson. I............................13 Williams. S.............................54 Wills, K...............................19. 97. 1(H) Wills, P...........................12. 45. 54 Willson. H.................................II. 22 Winkowski. I............................25 Wirta. I)..................................27. 76 Wirtanen. R................32. 95. 109. 110 Wright. A..................54, 65. 72. 82. 92 95. 98. 99. 101. 107 Wright. I......................31. 68. 74. 87 Wydetic. (1...............................20. 76 Wydctic. 1................................19. 77 Zak. .1....................................54 Zak. M....................................25. 28 Zambrovit . .1............3. 35. 40. 41. 52. 54 59. 72. 92. 94. 98. 99. 106. 108. 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