Marinette High School - Whipurnette Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

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UPPER DECILE-Row One: Joyce Woiciehowski, Johnel Fisher, Karen Jensen, Delight Jensen, Betsy Pestrui, Barbara Radtke, Darlene Gyllenbeig- Row Two: Bev Beaty, Tom Pfaffl, Bruce Peters, Howard Bandy, Bob Derusha, Paul Tiaden, JoAnne Joslci. r J' . - XIV rf lfx ! y V T J A lt V Y f: is X 1 ' lm il' ' ' ' - vi wp , Outstanding Students Receive Awards r ff c E r fi lt' K fe Ft .Q x ff 7 - 8, Y K jx vs' -, K, J ' ' J 0 r f' L A 1 '-Q WEIGHT LIFTING keeps Tom Downham in shape when he isn't . .X X S 5 llt S5 , V playing football. This year Tom won national recognition when Rxvj t2 ' jll ' rr A! he was elected to the High School All-America football team. lt hug ,f H j YD: There wer -gt ny QFRQ gi eh to arin t High School studen ,Wh th last yeagbhose rofi ' in ath- letics r eive le aftljeir r war ent . ho main- tained a i grad average re li on th honor rolls. .W The ax i ies o emo w had intai high gra averages hro out ir yi rsi igh sc wer r gs nized in the'i se e .anil clared m ber 'o the 6 er Decil wh u en cent ot tlgc ass bestowment of offices n t varied clubs a organlz tions. Several members of the athletic sq re5g pe- Y c Upp ' is t pp fr I . The leaders in v rio g s wer reczg ' 'by th 1 'J 0 K I I t cial recognition. Erv Kunesh, Clarenc , alm,' d Tom Downham were named to the all-co rencekxfo all team. Tom was also recognized by th U 'ed ress as one of the best high school football pla rs i t tion because they placed him on the High Sc oo A American foot- ball team. Other special recognition was given to Sharon Voliva and Jerry Miller. Sharon won the D.A.R. good citizenship award and represented Marinette High School in the state contest. Jerry received the Bausch-Lomb award as the outstanding science student of the year. With this award, he received a scholarship to the University of Wisconsin.

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