Marquette High School - Tatler Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1950 volume:

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Planned and published a year after our town celebrated its Centennial, it has seemed only fitting to use as a theme the Lumber lndustry, the first industry in the United States, and one of the first to establish our town. It is our hope, that as the Lumber Industry brought life and prosperity to Marquette, so will the future classes and generations who pass through this school bring added heights of fame to our city. Thus to the lumbermen of America, who built our country and our fair city, who braved the wilderness to establish a nation, and helped originate the spiritual and political policies of our land, the 1950 Tatler is grate- fully dedicated. QNX' as fs iffy X . lx X Y-, K- K X44 xx aj Q EVN RVN -gs A GI!!! I X XXXJQ Xvxli X Q xi Qs fl, A 1 Xxmgx .JXXIXX ,fix . Ng X15 XQCQ XMQFOB XP , ' M N X X xQ' Ll X XV .f'l f ' A L' fl fx ,xlib I ' I X' x ' RQ ' DX? ,xx X 6 XY 5x , N 6 XXX Ox-D X , X4 . 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U W fl WL if' ., .if ' ,ne-K ADMINISTRATION InsI'ruc'l'ion CLASSES The siudenfs is found an all places musf oblain Iraining . ,. ,,3gQe,,,.m Z . , ,v fx ze :L-YF V' I ggi, 1 R I8 L24 50 CLUBS ' ' db everyone ,, d ram IS neede y A dlversifie prog ATHLETICS Heal+hy bodies develop heallhy minds ., 74 96 STUDENT LIFE ' ' naliIies .. b Id leasmg perso Social ac'l'ivi'l'ies UI p if: Q . 17 ADMINISTRATION lns+ruc+ion is found in all places where people are ga+hered 'for +he good of humani+y. The high school and lumber in- clus+r ' ' y are noi excephons, for in bo+h places ins+ruc+ors are found, impar'ring Io Ihe beginners and s+uden'I's informa+ion, knowleclge, and skills. Y W. x Q Ni R E fi ' R' 2 f K i ,m.V W h H 5 ISM! 2K 5T:'3f3:fE '?T?ff3f?f3ffQf H E i f hm'xA ti Aff f iff : 5' EL. Xm xYQ wx k X 'ms v .Q .515- Sefx ' V, :AU S f W fm .. Q 'S ! A gr 1 T k , i w 3 5 4155 Yf- xv - g, s ' af , ,f Q X R sg V if ' AA X . .,,, ,.., E K . 2- 1:1 t xx x K N f ' gi. i ' Q . M f i s gy x,-. :ji - 1: , 5 . X , gk, 2 gg: E gg X SUPERINTENDENT WILLARD M WHITMAN. A.B. Superun+enden+, Harvard Universily . BOARD OF EDUCATION E. J. LaFreniere ,. L. D. Kooker Herman E. Olson Mabel G. Leslcee Franlc C. Donckers E. J. LaFreniere L. D. Koolcer , Herman E. Olson , ' LPN. l95I I95I l950 l952 s l950 Presiden+ Secrefary Treasurer PRINCIPAL RY J. BOTHWELL, B.S., M.S., Principal, Universify of Illinois 'Wx 1 Mr. Bo+l1well's secre+ary, Miss Agnes Rein. ALEXANDRIA PSIRIS, B. Mus. Ecl., M. Mus., Dean of Girls, Guidance Counselor Vocal music, Nor+l'1wes+ern Universi+y, American Conservafory of Music . . MILTON W. McGOWAN, A.B., Assisfanf Principal, Dean of Boys, Biology, Law- rence College. D E A N S .m HOWVARD M, BERRYMAN, ILS. Mechanical Drawing, Ohio University, Nor hcrn Michigan College of Education. DONALD BOWERS. ILA. American History, University of Illinois. ANN ll. BUGEON, A.B. Arts, Crafts. Grinnell College. CARL BIS LIAXDK, ILS. Chemistry, General Science. Northern Michigan College of Education, Wayne University. ULAILENCE BULLOCK, B-.S. Orientation, Northern Michigan College of Education. M. FIDRENCE DRISOOLI., A.B., A.M. Latin, Northem Michigan College of Education, University of Chicago, University of Michigan. HAZEL FERGUSON, A.B. Remedial Reading, University of Michigan. MRS. ILA B. FORD. ILA. English, Northern Michigan College uf Education. PETER C. HAMEL, A.B. Physics, Trigonometry. Math: Review, Refresher Math: Northem Michigan College of Education, Uni- versity of Michigan. MAR.Gl'ERI'l'E HAMMICRSMITH. ILA. English, Journalism, North Central College, Uni- versity ot Wisconsin, University of Michigan. GENEVIEVE l.. HAR1'ZI.ER., I-LS. In Ed.. M. of Ed. Physical Education, Indiana University, Univer- ,slty of Minnesota. CATHERINE M. HAWES. ILS.. M.A. English, Public Speaking, Radio, Northern Mich- lgan College of Education, University of Michigan, University of California. Q3 'Til ' ,Xi il es.,- -T' luv- 4.6 MRS. VIRGINIA F, GRUNDSTROM. B.S. Home Economics, Personal and Social Problems, Northern Michigan College of Education, Columbia University, University of Michigan, JOHN S. GUCKY, ILS. Driver Training, Shop Math, Auto Mechanics, Electricity, Ferris Institute, Northern Michigan Col- lege of Education. WILLIAM E. HOFFMAN, JR.. ILS. ln Ed. Spanish, World History, Social Studies, Remedial Reading, State Teachers College, Indiana, Pennsyl- vania. MILTON JOHNSON, A.B. American Government, Problems in Democracy Northern Michigan College of Education, University of Michigan. MRS. R. R. JOHNSTON. Ph. B. in Ed. Library Science, Northem Michigan College of Educaton, University of Chicago. GEORJGE KENDRICKS, A.B., L.L.B. Law, Northem Michigan College of Edu ation. Un'versity of Wisconsin. f f ',. -MQ? My - RUTH E. REED, B.S. In Ed. Stenography. Office Machines. Transcription, Office Practice. Typing, University of Nebraska. SVEA RlS'l'0. B.S. Typing. University of Michigan. Q.flf ' nys! :SQ PAUL M. KOTILA. B.S. Conservation, Biology. Northern Michigan College of Education. MRS. GRACE E. KUKUK, B.S. Home Economics, Home Management. Driver Training, Northern Michigan College of Education, Michigan State, University of Michigan. BERT E. LAMPSON, B.S. in Ed. M6181 Shop, Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Stout Institute. JOHN J. MULLEN, JR., B.s. In Ed. First Aid, Physical Education, Assistant Coach, Rutgers University. MRS. EILEEN R. MURPHY, ILS. English, Northern Michigan College of Education, MacPha,1l School of Speech. VINCENT J. NARBUTAS, A.B. French, Spanish, University of Texas. JOSEPH B. PATTERSON, A.B. Band, Orchestra, Camegie Tech. MARY M. PIERCE Home Economics, Northern Michigan College of Education. l.AllRl'1NCE W. SAIN, B.S. Printing, Northern Michigan College of Educa- ISABELLE SIMPSON, B-S- in Fli- qinn, Plane Geometry. Solid Geometry, Business Arl- thmetic, Illinois State Nomial University. WILLYAM M. SAVOLA, B.S. Woodwork, Northern Michigan College of Educa- STAN SOSNOUSKI BA- tjon, Physical Education, Health, Head Coach. St. Ambrose College. 'l'0lV0 H. SEILO. B.S. Vocational Related Subjects, Northem Michigan ELIZABETH C. VANHORNE, B.A. College of Education. English, Rockford College, Northwestern Uni- versit . VIOLA A. SENICAL ' y Bookkeepng, Global Geography, Northern Michl- GRACE M. WILSON, B.S. gun College of Education. Algebra, Business Arithmetic, Northern Michi- gan Coiiege of Education. WN. spa -..,,..,. 4 tl. t yf gigfsz .ks K ' Eff . , ' ' xr.. r 1 s CLASSES To find fheir places in lhe world lhe slu- denls musl obiain fraining in order lo un- dersland fhe problems wifh which lhey will be confronled. They mus'I' be sea- soned +o be of lhe besi use for sociely. The lumber induslry loo, has i'l's beginners, who like l'he wood musl' be seasoned lo learn new skills and lrades which 'l'hey will use 'ro furlher 'lhe cause of humanily. :Sf , '....nK!5:1'f9 .' 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N ,ov .v . Q K . 14, quam. .yy M, fff: - ,. x K Q 4 Q P r Q ,v , wg, W. .. is km -. AJ fr 1- .X . fi' 4-iq: W X N ' -x. K. y . . . X 'Q S E .. ' . Q . . W X SX ul . Q .f..,y ' ' ' rr +1 .... A . X 3 . if? Y ' fm- M ABITZ, RAYMOND FRANK Transfer from Baraga '48, ALEXANDER, SALLY Knitting Club 2, 3. BAIIRMAN, JOAN ELIZABETH Knitting Club 2, 3. BARRY, MARILYN JOANNE Pep Club 2. 3, Vice-Pres. 37 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. BEAUDIN, PAT LEE Dramatic Club 2. BECKMAN, JOAN MARIE Knitting Club 15 Pep Club 3, Christmas Play 33 Commercial Club 4: Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' Glee 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2. 3, 4. BELMORE, RITA MAE G A. A. 1: Mixed Chorus 2: Dramatic Club 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 4. BERGII, CARL BERTRAND, JOHN Track 25 Cartoonists' Club 2: Camera Club 2: Conservation Club 4. ' . Rui C G ONSANI, JOSEPH WILLYS Class Vioe'-Pres. 1: Camera Club 2, Pres. 2: Projection Club 2, Vice-Pres. 2: Class Treas. 3: French Club 3, Pres. 3: Class Pres. 4: Key Club 4: Student Council 43 Senior Play, Varsity Club 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 45 Band, 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 41 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4. RAWN, FORREST Gun Club 3: Class Vice-Pres. 4. BERGSTROM, KATHLEEN Girls' Glee 1, Pep Club 1, Spanish Club 13 Class Pres, 1: Class Vice-Pres. 25 Girls' State 37 Weekly 4: Class Sec. 41 Student Council 1, 2: Tatler 1, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: G, A. A. 1, 2, 3. 4, Pres. 3. PETROS, STEVE ,.4 'N Mixed Chorus 2: Orch. 41 Tatler 43 Key Club 4, Pres. 4, Varsity Football 41 Class Treas. 43 Spanish Club 1, 2: Var- sity Baseball 3, 4: Track 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 4, Varsity 2, 4, Captain 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. 1 his ,.,,- -11' fr' 'I JK I. ll ,ai 11 Vx xy' 5 26 BESS, MARTIN Record Club 2: Science Club 2: Camera Club 3: Projection Club 3, 4. BIGNALL, GLENN Science Club 4: Latin Club 2, 3, Pres. 3 BIGNALL, KEITH Art Club 1: Science Club 4: Student Council 2, 3. BRIGMAN, RUTH Latin Club 23 Knitting Club 3: Girls' Glee 1. 2. BURGAN, JOHN HENRY Winter Sports Club 1: Dramatic Club 2: Conservation 3, 4. BURNS, KAY Mixed Chorus 1: Latin Club 2: Photography Club 3: Tatler Club 4: G rls' Glee 2, 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2. 3. 4. BUSSIERE, PAUL Conservation Club 4, COLE, JUDSON Weekly Staff 3: Conservation Club 4: Track 1. 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Varsity Base- ball 2, 3, 4. CULVER, HARRY THOMPSON Drziniatic Club 1: All School Play 1: '1':1tler 2: Lutin Club 2: Camera Club 2: Span'sh Club 3: Key Club 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Varsity Baseball 3. 4: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2. 3, 4, DAHLSTROM, ALBERT BERNERD Golf 3. DE HAAS, JACQUELINE LOUISE Pep C'lub 1: G. A. A, 1: Girls' Glee 1: Chr stmas Play 1: Record Club 2: Senior Play: Tatler 3, -l: Orchestra 3, 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 3: All School Play 2, 3, 4. DESORMIER, ROBERT JOSEPH DOUCETTE, RICHARD JOHN Baseball 2: Projection Club 2: Siudent Manager 3: Weekly Club 4: Varsity Club 3, 4. 4? do TSR 1 f ,l 5 ' .4-ew IVV JSR PT DUGAS, NINA JUNE Mixed Chorus 1: Knitting Club 2. DUPUIS, JOHN Dramatic Club 1. 2, 3. EILOLA, ARLENE ALICE G. A. A. 35 Art Club 4: Commercial Club 4g Girls' Glee 1, 2: Transfer from Ishpeming. ELLIS, BARBARA JOAN Record Club 2: Conservation Club 45 Pep Club 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4. ELLIS, JAMES LAZELLE Football 1: Camera Club 2: Golf 3: Conservation Club 4g Projection Club 2. 3. EVERSON, ALLANA MAE Knitting Club 3: Girls' Glee 1, 3, 4: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. FASSBENDER, WALTER JOHN Varsity Football 3: Cross Country 4, Conservation Club 43 Mixed Chorus 4: Track 3, 4. FOWLER, WELENA JOYCE Dramatic Club 43 Girls' Glee 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Transfer from John D. Pierce. FINE, JANE LILLIAN Girls' Glee 13 Record Club 23 Knitting Club 35 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. Treas. 3. FLEURY, JOAN KAY Mixed Chorus 2, Knliting Club 2, 3. FLINK, MABEL IRENE Pep Club 23 Record Club 2: Christmas Play 23 All School Play 41 Commercial Club 4, Senior Playg G. A. A. 2, 3. 4. Vice-pres. 3, 4. GARBETT, WAYNE LEONARD GAUTHIER, RUTH LENORE Mxed Chorus 1: Dramatic Club 1: Knitting Club 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. GRAHAM, CATHERINE G A. A. 3: T. A. B. S. 4: Weekly 3 4: Girls' Glee 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Transfer frum John D. P.erce. GRIMES, JOANNE MARIE Knitting club 2, 3. GUILLAND, DAVID SCOTT Winter Sports Club 2: Lat'n Club 2: Spanish Club 3: Varsity Club 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2: Student Count-l 1. 4: Tennis 3 4: Track 1, 2. 3. 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4. HAKENJOS, MARGARET CLARE Girls' Glee 1, 4: Knltt ng Club 1, 2, 3. HAMEL, SARAH M.xvd Chorus 1: Knitting Club 3: Dramatic Club 1. 2: G. A. A. 2. 3, 4. Sec. 4. HANSEN, BETH MARGARET Weekly Club 3: Weekly Staff 3: Senior Play: Dramatic Club 1, 2: G. A, A. 1, 2: Orchestra 1, 2: Tatler 3, 4, Editor 4: Furens'cs 1, 2. 3. Regional winner 3, HARKIN, JOAN MARIE Pep Club 3: Cheerleader 3: Knitting Club 2 3: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3. IIAVICAN, CAROL ANN Pep Club 1: G. A. A. 1. 2. 3: For- ensics 1, 2. IIICKS, JAMES EARL Christmas Play 1: Dramatic Club 1: Reuord Club 2: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Band 1. 2. 3, 4. IIOWE, DAN OXFORD Luth Club 2: Dramatic Club 4: Christmas Play 4: Studeng Council 4: Tutler 4, Bus. Mgr. 4: Weekly 2, 3. Bus. Mgr. 2, 3: Track 2. 3: Football 2. 3. 4. Varsity, 3, 4. IIULT, RITA ANN Girl-s' Give 4: Knitting Club 1. 2, 3.! JOHNSON, LENARD DOUGLAS Track 2: Camera Club 2: Student Council 3: Vars ty Club --4: Varsity Baseball 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4. Varsity 3, 4. JOI INSON, JOYCE MARIE Girls' Glu-e 4: G, A. A, 1, 2: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4. qs it k ,x 4 Mg ,. kg ,. bw . r.. ff..,.f. -Q gmt:- 33. pus 'Q 29 XY' WK :QS ,un ,...k, -7 ,Q z . 7-6 '. P4 1 .f 'g's .ws-3' , l l is II'-be ITS an-3.8 t . jk , .sf , . .,.q, 15 nd gf ses Rn JOHNSON, LOWELL ROBERT Wnter Sports Club 25 Football 2: Gun Club 3: Conservation Club 4. JOHNSTON, SHARON GAY Conservation Club 3, 4. KNAUSS, JOHN ROGER Student Council 23 Key Club 4: Track 41 Projection Club 2, 3, Treas. 2. KRAMER, JAMES MICHAEL Class Sec. 35 Golf 3: Varsity Football 43 Varsity Baseball 4: Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4. Transfer from Baraga. LAAMANEN, JEANE ANNE Record Club 23 Weekly Club 4: Senior Play: Pep Club 1, 2. 3: G. A. A, 2. 3, 4. LACOMBE, BARBARA HELEN Girls' Glee 1. LAHTI, DOROTHY JOAN G. A. A. 15 Record Club 2: Weekly Club 45 Pep Club 1, 2. 3. LAHTI, IRENE GIFIS' Glee 45 Knitting Club 2, 3. LAHTI, JOYCE ARLENE Girls' Knitting Club 2. 3. Glee 11 Commercial Club 41 LARSON, HELEN MARIE Girls' Glee 13 Record Club 2: Psp Club 1, 25 Dramatic Club 1, 3, 4: LARSON, MARGARET ELAINE G. A. A. 1: Mixed Chorus 2, Weekly Club 45 Girls' Glee 2, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 35 Weekly Staff 2. 3, 4, Editor 4. LARUE, BLANCHE ANN Mixed Chorus 11 Girls' Glee 2: Knitting Club 2, 3. LAWRENCE, GLORIA FRANCES Pep Club 1, Knitting Club 25 Drama- tic Club 1, 2. 3. 4. LEMIEUX. NANCY LOUISE Knitting Club 2. LUKE, BESSIE J. Knitting Club 2: Mixed Chorus 3 Commercial Club 4. LUOMA, RONALD JOHN Transfer from John D. Pierre, MAKI, ROBERT RICHARD Camera Club 2: Mixed Chorus 4: Golf 1 2. 3 MCCARTY, MARILYN LOIS Kn'ttlm: Club 2: Spanish Club 3: Com- mcrc'al Club 4: Student Council 3. 4. McCAULEY, MARY LOUISE Pop Club 1: Craft Club 2: Knitting Club 3: Mixed Chorus 4: G. A. A. 2, 3. 4 MESSENGER, HOWARD RAYMOND Proj:-cilon Club 2: Camera Club 2: Weekly 3: Conservation Club 4: Gun Club 3, 4. MEYER, DORIS JUNE Rea-Ord Club 2: Pep Club 2: Knitting Club 2. 3. Transfer from Saginaw. Mich. MICIIELSON, DONALD MILLER, JOAN ELAINE Arl Club 2, 3, 4, MORAIS, DOLORES KAY Ax! Club 2: Kn'tt'ng Club 2: Girls' Glce 4 NELSON, DONALD LESLIE Dramatic Club 1: Camera Club 2. NELSON, HAROLD VICTOR Schnul Play 1: Track 3: Mixed Chnrns 3: Spanish Club 1, 2: Varsity Club 3. 4: Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. f , as ,. xv. R X N 'bvlnff ?' 'W l5'iQ -4-f' 'vL 1'T' ,..xw in .,..Q qqiqnek Wi? 4 Q-QF N ffl? ff.: rw..--3 2331:-P Q f -'H-vu 'Tiff S1 si : K K ,Q ' 115:05 ' ' 5 4 v 1 Y 'l l NEWMAN, NORMAN KENNETH Pep Club 2: Track 3: Key Club 4: Var-sity Club 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3. 4, Varsity 2. 3, 4. NICHOLSON, BARBARA JEAN Band 1: Record Club 2: Dramatic Club 4: Scn.or Play: Girls' Glce 2, 4, Trans- fgr from Lake Forest. NORR, CHARLOTTE ELIZA B ETH G.rls' Glee 4: Mxed Chorus 1, 2: Kn.t..n:.: Club 2, 3: G. A. A. 3, 4. O'DELL, GEORGE HENRY Student Council 2: Forensics 3: Boys' State 3: Senior Play: Tatler 4: Orches- tra 4: Christmas Play 3. 4: All School Play 1. 2, 3: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4. OLSON, MARILYN GAY Record Club 2: Commercial Club 4: Grls' Glee 4: Dramatic Club 1. 3: Kn.tting Club 2, 3: Cheerleader 2, 3: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. OLSON, MARION PALM, JEANETTE A. Pep Club 2: Dramatic Club 3: Tatler Club 4: Conservation Club 4: M.xed Chorus 3, 4. PARENT, ROBERT J. Gun Club 2: Varsity Club 2. 3: Vars ty Baseball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. PARENT, MARILYN JANE Pep Club 2: Dramatic Club 32 Con- servaton Club 4: Tatler Club 4: Scnlnr Play: Mixed Chorus 3. 4. PAROLINI, BURT EDWARD Camera Club 2: Gun Club 2: Conserva- tion Club 3, 4. PAUL, ROBERT WILLIAM Cartoonists' Club 2: Football 2: Tatlcr 4: Varsity Club 4: Conscrvatbn Club 3, 4: Track 3, 4. PETERS, ROBERT THOMAS JR. Class Treas. 1: Latin Club 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Tatler 3: Student Council 4: Key Club 4, Sec. 4: Senior Play: Track 1, 2: Golf 2. 3: Vars.ty Baseball 3, 4: Christmas Chorus 3, 4: Varsity Club 2. 3, 4. Vlce-pres. 3, Pres. 4: Foo,ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4: Band 1. 2, 3 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4. PETERSON, MARY K. Dramatic Club 1: Pep Club 1: Latin Club 3: Photography Club 1, 2: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. POGUE, MARY ELIZABETH Pep Club 1: Girls' Glee 1. 4: Knitting Club 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4. POPPE, JOSEPHINE LORETTA Knitting Club 2: Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4. PORTER, JUNE ELEANOR G. A. A. 4: Transfer from Wakefield. PRUESS, WILLIAM CHARLES Latin Club 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Class Pres. 2, 3: Varsity Club 3, 4, Sec. 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. QUINNELL, EDWARD ARTHUR Basketball 2: Student Council 2: Mixed Chorus 3: All School Play 3: Senior Play: Christmas Play 1. 4: Varsity Baseball 2, 3: Football 2. 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4: Forensics 1, 2. 3: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. RANKIN, JAMES Gun club 2: Varsity Football 3. ROBINSON, WILLIAM Rnd Club 2: Track 4: Conservation Club 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. SANDELL, CORRINE MAE Knitting Club 2, 3. SALO, ELAINE Knitting Club 23 Orchestra 1, 2. 3. 4. SCIIWENK E, WAYNE RICHARDS Conservation Club 4 , Vice-Pres. 4: Gun Club 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 2, 3, Vlce-Pres. 4. SI IELDON, CAROL ANN Pep Club 1: Knitting Club 3: Art Club 4. SMITH, THOMAS E. Track 1: Mixed Chorus 3: Science Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3: All School Play 3, 4. STENBERG, RONALD T. Key Club 4, Treas. 4: Student Council 2. 3: Projection Club 3, 4, Pres, 4: Vurs.ty Baseball 2, 3, 4. Qidibfilz rw- ' .I alk- is.. 'SF NWT 'Q-.nf L N. , ,ff is 'ln QA 'P' M. max 1 f lf S- I 5' -C l 4 Z to C3 y-Q' 'Q I: naar-,M gb. i2'..-.I?' , 4l - SVVAJANEN, DONNA MAE Mixed Chorus 4. SWANSON, JOAN DOLORES Mixed Chorus 3: Girls' Glee 4. SWEENEY, WILLIAM Record Club 2: Orchestra 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3. 4. THOMPSON, JOHN RUSSELL Tatler 4: Science Club 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. TIBERG, CHARLOTTE ANN M xed Chorus 3: Tatlcr Cluh 4: Drama- tic Club 1. 2: Pep Club 1. 2. 3: Cheer- leader 2. 3. 4. TREVILLION, JAMES ROBERT Conservation Club 3. TUOMELA, RALPH EINO Band 1: Football 2: Student Council 2, 4: Varsity Club 2. 3, 4: Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. TUURI, RICHARD NORMAN Science Club 3: Varsity Club 3, 4: Track 2. 3, 4. UNDERHILL, DONNA JEAN G. A. A. 1: Christmas Play 2: Senior Play: Orchestra 1, 3: Forensics 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3: All School Play 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4. VADNAIS, RUTH Record Club 2: French Club 3: Week- ly Club 4: Commercial Club 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Girls' Glee 4: Knitting Club 1, 2. VERSAILLES, MARLENE G. A. A. 1: Record Club 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Student Council 3: Weekly Club 4: Weekly Staff 4: Commercial Club 4: Knitting 2, 3. WALIN, BILL Spanish Club 2: Gun Club 3: Tennis 3 WEBER, WILLIAM EDWARD Dramatic Club 4: Senior Play: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. WEBB, RUSSELL EARL Projection Club 2, 3. WESTEN, BRODIE CURTIS Track I2 All School Play 2: Tennis 3: Weekly Staff an-d Club 3: Taller 4, Advertising Mgr. 4: Chritsmas Play 4: Key Club 4: Varsity Club 43 Senior Play: Dramatic Club 1. 2: Student Council 2, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Foot- bull 1. 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. WHITE, ARLEN1-3 Knitting Club 2: G, A, A. 3, 4: Girls' Glee 2, 3. 4. WHITE, PAUL Tatler 3: Art Club 1, 2. WIKSTROM, ELVIRA ELSIE Mixed Chorus 3: Dramatic Club 4: Knltting Club 2, 3: G.rls' Glee 2, 4. VSITTLER, ANN LOUISE Drarrmtlc Club 2: Record Club 23 lfnllllng Club 3. YOUNG, PATRICIA ANN Dramatic Club 1: Knitting Club 2: Record Club 2: Art Club 4. -. ,-r M r ,wi-5 .Kip Dancing, en'I'er'I'ainmen+, and refreshmen+s were fhe main +opic of conversaiion on December 2I, I949 af ihe senior pariy. Gordon Lawry's orches+ra bea+ ou+ favorite dance funes, and fhe Spirif ofChris1'mas. puf everyone info 1. 1,i, 4 ju 4 Q .L V f 1 Juniors, ah! a+ lasi' we're upper classmen . . . how we've waifed for 'lhis . . . The firsi' day of school we whizzed in and viewed our surroundings in a new ligh+ . . . and resolved fhai' we would live up lo our new sfaiion as upper. Then came Homecoming . . . how we slaved even fhough we were a li++le disappoinfed wifh +he oufcome lJuniors came in ihird placel . . . we had barrels of fun. Chrisimas lime rolled around . . . we really had a si lm - W H f lm.. K if s will wonderful 'Feeling when we gave presenis +o our li'Hle adopied Lumber Jacks and Janes ai' fhe Holy Family Orphanage. Then in on a wooden plaHer buzzed fhe besi fime of our whole Junior year . . . ihe lime fo plan our Prom . . . we ihink ii' was 'I'he besi' one ever given . . . of course! li' was beauiiful . . . you could iusl' hear 'ihe Oh's and Ah's as fhe couples came in . . . S'l'ardus'l' was ihe fheme of our heavenly produciion . . . The decoraiions were definilely colossal and 'lhe music was sofi' and dreamy... we'll never forgef H. As fhe end of lhe year drew nearer we looked back over our ac+ivil'ies and we saw ihai' many of fhe fellows had been very ac'I'ive in spor+s . . . we also had some good parfs in +he all-school play. Add if all up and il' comes fo 'lhe besf year of our lives! Left to right: Carl Nystrom, president: Frank Young, vice-prrtsidentg Sybil Guilland, secretaryg Mr. V. J, Narbutas, adviser: Ray Bowers, treasurer. Burk row, left to r ght: Richard Luvlnc, Larry Lulmnde, Harlow Lzlwry, Robert Lyons Jerzy Loom's. Second row: Richard Marlowe, John Karabeisns, Helen Lempe-s's, Patricia Lempesis, Marilyn Libby, Mrs. Kuliuk, Front row: Clarence Longt ne, Martha Jenn Johnson, Nancy Lyons, Lols Maki. Margaret MacDonald. 5-gf '30 eva? 4: Rf' ,..- 'Qt' 5: A Back row, left to right: Wayne Brigman, Lowell Anderson, Kenneth Aho. Joseph Bell, Orin Bell James Blondeau Alton Blgnall John Adams. Ser-ond row: Albert Bowers, Reijo Aho, Henrietta Bishop, Nancy Boyle, Margaret Berglund Joan Barshaw Mary Butali Front row: Miss Senical, Mary Ann Aho, Joyce Balhierz, Mary Bernard, Diana Britton. James Button Not in picture Ray Bowers row: Robert linglund, Back row, left to right: Lawrence Carter, Donald Duquette, James Dionne, Robert, Dunstone, Larry lfwing Roger Chenoweth Seeond Donald Ericson. Madonna Durand, Joseph Gregorich, David Clark. Judith Gentz Nhrlene Dionne Front row Miv- Hnrtzler. Mary Dorow. Marlene Diedrich. Jean Carlson, Florence Froney. Not in picture: Betty Lpper V D ld Wid Dal Yereheck Michael Walin Back row, left to right: Richard Wanbcrg, Kenneth Vout, Frank Young. Harlan W aters, onn r e Second rowi Ruth Wittler. Dorothy Turenne, Beverly Vadnais, Donna Ward, Carol Zander, Richard Wilson Mr Narbutas Front row Dan Zintmnn, William York, Jim Treloar, Jean Zwelfel, Jlm Taipale. Upper Picture, back WW. left U' riixht: Richard Gray, Theresa Holm, Fred Johnson, Gordon Hakenjos, Betty Giroux, Sandra Gibson. Second row: Gloria Guiliani, Sybil Guilland. Barbara Gustafson, Ingrid Johnson, Joan Hult, William Hoppe. Miss Hammersmith. Front row: Dolores Heath, Patricia Hoard. Betty Hockin, Elizabeth Iery. Jane Huebner, Charlene Hampel. Not in picture: Kay Hultgren, Wesley Helhcrg, George Johnson. Center Picture, back row, left to right: Mr. Hoffman. Paul Morin, Tom Normand, James Papadakis. Carl Nystrom, Neil Nystrom, Nell Micln. Second row: Paul Pallas, Sharon MacDoup:all, She lzi Quilliam, Betty Peterson, Ruth Murk, Carol Paltl, Carol Norr. Ellen Ojnncn, Junk Mnyworm. Front row: Margaret Perrin, Bevtrly Ntlson, Marlene Plotezka, Marlene Ranta, Shirley O'Donnell, Barham Racine, Helen Owens, Michael Mt-Donald, Not in picture: Donald Peterson. Lower Picture, but-k row. left to right: John Richnrfson, Dorothy Smyth, Charles Lyons, Donna Riopelle, Wayne Slroh, Tom Rushton, Robert Redman. Second row: Miss Simpson, John Stone, Patricia Rcm ngton, William Saari, Murilou Robinson, Judie Royea, June Shaw, Steve Schwelnshorpz. Front row: Arlene Richards, James Sallie, Verlin Belfry. William Rushford, Donald Sims, Allen Ross. Not in picture: Janet Swanson, Mona Simonsen, Annie Mae Hunes. 'Kit -Q 3 me We N lf., 5 Ti , 0 s 3 ., 2 i l r 1 ' I AC. 39 STARDUST . . . A MEMORY Theme of Junior Prom, Sa'l'urday, May I3, l950 Buck Nysfrom and guesi led fhe grand march. Freshmen Evelyn Winslow and Joan BeH's served punch and cookies. 40 Couples paused Everyone danced THAT LINGERS ON during in+ermission under fhe sfars. Frifz Spera and his Iron Mounfain band furnished +he music. The Iasi' dance and fhe sfrains of S+ar Dus+ ended +he I950 Prom. 41 Qff. fl, . -.nw 1 . l Rn . lg Y Fl, .,.. . E I I , 1 , .rx ,' 5 h K ..y.:, I. 5 f.f'Ql7'4 1, .1 --'f-'UW -' -.I ' , '-., , , : i r . . 1, ,vs , In I Z., A . J , '--,. 51? . 1- 5 '- Q , V. , Q I h , F A . If W' ' y Mg.. - . I -:lo When Timber Tim dropped by ro look ai our record for fhe year, ihis is whaf he found . . . we sfarfed lumbering along a+ ihe Homecoming Day parade . . . ihere we felled fhe biggesf free of all by 'raking firsi' place in +he floaf compeiiiion . . . ihen, affer a lo? of hard work, we pui on our gay Halloween dance . . . presenred a good skif af one of fhe pep meefngs during baskefball season . . . did our besi in 'l'he pep ski? coniesf so +ha+ we mighf do very well . . . 'rhroughoui' +he year pul' forih our besf effori in Pep Jug coniesis so as fo come our as high in ihe final raiing as possible . . . Kasiska Wins Again sing ihe headlines, yessiree, we did if . . . we re-elecfed Pele Kasiska as our prexy . . . wifh him we pur info office 'ihese capable people, Jim Schneid- er as 'veep', Nancy Jacobson as secre- fary, and Rosemary Remillard handling ihe money . . . now looking forward 'io bef'I'er logging in our upper class daze. Left to right: Remillard, Schneider. Jacobson. Kasiska, adviser, Miss Pierce. Back row, left to right: Edwin Anderson, Tom Cook, John Belanger, Francis Burns. Third row: Nancy Adams, Kathleen Anderson, Robert Bahrman, Bruce Bignall, John Boyle, John Charter, Dan Bocklund, Richard Bus-siere. Harold Dehlstrom. Second row: Beverly Brown, Audrey Best, Joan Brozek, William Brumm, Dean Benson, Charles Bergstrom, George Anderson, Donna Mae Bosworth, Miss Driscoll. Front row: Carol Deegan Patricia Balmes Evelyn Bigger, Bonnie Beaudry, Mary Boyd, Carolynn Babcofk. 5 .. Q it 42 l E K 8' , A A Q A A Buck row. left to right: June Hurd, Margery Haley, Lois Fennig, David Graf. Earl Goldswurlhy, AllunGn1,:r:iss, John Hagel, Duane Healy, Ronald Hutter. Second rnw: Mr. Johnson, Clzirida Huulv, .Iny-e Halika, Martha Fellner, Nancy Jacobson, Margaret Hziuserman, Marilyn Fassbender, Man-ia Hirks, .lunst Grntz. Front row: Elizabeth Beaudry, Eileen Harrington, Rita Gummerson, Donald Ellis, John llcll Not in p l-ture: David Fine, Clifford Gugin, Glenn Martin. Bm-li row, lofi tu right: Dumild M:1cDuugz1ll, Gerald Krrigg, Dennis McGinley. Richard Mclaughlin Mzxrlm Kzisislau. livnn Kzirabvtsos, James 1XIcClell:incl. Rrhard Lorltz, Kenneth LaFayette. Serunli row: .lr-, neue Lahti. Gertrude Maki, Evelyn Luukso, Grave Lyons. Jacqueline Keoler, Grace Marceau. Sally Illu lc Ezzrilyn P,i:iylu-w, Rnbrrr Mclfinchern. Front row: Miss Rlstn, Ronald Michelson, James Clulu, .Innzrv l-ll-ri-ditli, lflluinv Lawrence, Juan Maki, Lowe MacLean, Janie-s McDonald. Not in picture: Myh-s l.m-Hoy. Gvorga- Mr-Ixlaxstcr, 43 Hack row, loft to r.ghl: Ronzlcl Johnson, Richard Juhnfzon. Rolls-rl Driscoll, Clovls Pvann. Third mv: Mr. Bowvrs. Lowvll lVIorv'1u. Marilyn Johnson, Belly Johnson Jullvnv Mlllvr. Ronald 'Fm-ll, Gilherl Milchvll. lluanv Parker. A llon Johnson. Svuond row: Bernard Duquettc-, Milton Bur- rhck. Margarvt lies-gan, Joyrc DL'- Petro, Sandra Dy:-r, Dal hm- Javquvs. R ta Olson, Lurraim' John- son, James Johnson, Front row: Mary Platte-nhurg. .Ivan Jollnron Nancy Dm-rovhvr, Grave' h1lllhfill530l', Carol Rudm-ss, Mary lwopxan. Nut In picture: Waino Jarvea, Mary Zurza. 3.-fi AQ' , 6 QM? Bal-k row, lvft to right: Ilhullip Whltv, Charles XVIILIHT, II lwrt Wagnvr, James Wernvr. Lvrny Sims. Tvrry Tlhor, Javli Thomwlln, Earl Slerhvnz, .lamps Y,'ic'lcsiro1.1, Second row: MSS I'lcrL's', Slllrlug: Wilkrl. Shlrlvy Tl'l'Yllll0, Jotn Vivian, Betty Taylor, Nan y VVlv- sen, Agnvs 'l'homps'on, Karl Wernvr. Front row: Helly Villi- slrom. Nancy Taurws, Jan.m'1- 'i'ilun:', Doris Tormvlrl. Not in prturvr Rohm-rt Taylor, Wllllam 'i'.xylor, Charlvs Tvmplo, Anno Vlalin. C.1'l Walln -vm wrvr'--vxfvrfnfr -r Rm-li row, lvl! to riszht: Paul n mn, Rzlymmml llrmlh Frlallzx Uulvilmvrpf Ii rllzlrfl I':uqun'll1-, Ilon- zlld I'os,o, Roll: rl lltnla, Tllm IJ lei: JXPIP: flvllrv-.llr ', Ke-n.I'lll P.w.c0v. L ' ond row: Mart n Ifllflllll, Lloyd I'0lvx's1 n, I! rothy Nowmzm, l-Emma .ll an liolw lrson, Janet Prfvrs :'1 .lnlio ilrxllw Klar- V n Ojssti. lla 1 l.l U2lIl'll'H- 411 r I.l Vlwrlvlll lfrunl row: M sc XVilson I'1l1l1l i'm1tl1. Nan 'y Pzlv-lgil U. ill' nor l'1'v'I1', l'I1lz:l- both fT'.x'.1j':l1 :1 l o,1-lnfxry Hn-llll larzl. Not i x gil- nrv: '.. :Il:u'v Purtvr, Ju n :'e'll'.','vl1lw K.'ill'am Smith. a N pg . :L :lie . , x. ' 11 X' An .H , ,L P. 9 r We-Sa ,ar ,L K X., , -. 4- --in li '- r:v,'f'.-'ll' k' 1-iff 5- 1 1 A W ..' .N '32-,, 1 Q ' Nw. :gs 1 1 'r , ,1 is .1 1 4 in-P' ai ' -.. M ,I I vubl ULF. A f 'L ' , 1' Ji . ., V K . ' '. 4:12 . K ' ,xref ' ' Black cafs slinlced by, wi+ches on brooms 'Flew around +he ceiling, and Tim jumped as a skeleion appeared before him. Tim wasn'+ fooled +hough, 'cause he knew 'lhaf if was only +he Sophomores holding +heir annual parly on Oc+ober 28+h. Bill Lyons and his orchesfra provided +he music for danc- ing, and members of fhe Sophomore class provided enferfainmenf during 'lhe infermission. i fx ll' u 4. jp ,I 5-.Es , my gga, A. X 1 Q- ' -3, f gs'- if li- is fungi , ,,,. . arf, A ii ?-F9 iz' I 4:-5 .J Tn ,iq T965 -,. - ., 1. N fl' 'x, QVQJS 51 ,553 y-.N .lzgfe .1 'Ira Z-, f1l1j:y F--.fly , -'MILE' 378.- 5 ., 'Jai Y ,iii Y' ies . Ni ' fit . , is i lf' .X gi I 5 :i f :F 1. Hb' 5 if Fe ' N! . 1-i f 1 'ft - .E ,-:, x I Q N- ,-,. L. 1 . r -Q f . , . . . Z2 1 ff. Q 44 , , is, if u . 'Q 5 3 Y N . ' 1 . Fi 'X ,,-, ' A f . K iQ ., ,,.:,, li .r 4 rf,- -C X. . i , Q. '5 .- J 'ff- ., -'I- 4 ' ,LJ 4 '55 ' J ' 71 , .1 r -. J., ' Y , fx X .Q 13 , in rf' l' ll Y, 13' . . -I I. : nag' Q'-5? -QvQ5c'r1- ,L , ' 1 , .a 4? x . ,Q W ,ra .-,GY J , 1 1552: ' '-4- ' f-1 Eff: is V, i 72' cg X .3 sl, - .. :L 2, 3 .1 fig: , E gf I -s I 'ir 'yin ' ,-4 3' P' .qi 3 'Y -1 Q. is ' .fi f if fn-7 .AQ ' iii -- ii, , 1 . 3. .'7 f:, .,l. cw, .M N 4 ,fd .1-Q. 'L . F . Lf, 'V L . -of . f. 4 X c u Eff laik nv , xx: K x V' is S-V zf K , x XJ xi fu U . r. 1 X s 0 V- 7 r M., ' ,- ,Q -hx ., M anx- -,:'t- yr ' -. : ,..:,l '- 'Q 1- Q54 -Eff-k?2:,g . . -- QL-:sk sr - .h Left to right: Mr. Bullock. Yvonne Jacques, Evelyn Anguilm, Bernard Stephansky. Janet Messenger. .1 Timber Tim found some very promising young logs rolling fhrough fhe mill of fheir firsf year af Marqueffe High School . . . Alfhough waferlogged af firsf, fhe frosh were wisely processed under fhe capable hands of fheir adviser, Carl Bullock . . . On Ocfober 20, I949 fhe Freshmen class held elecfion . . . assured success wifh fhe following officers . . . presidenf, Yvonne Jacques: vice-presidenf, Janef Messenger: secrefary, Evelyn Anguilmg freasurer, Bernard Sfe hanslcy . . . Firsf showed spirif by faking fliird place in homecoming pep parade . . . Many sfudenfs showed special abilify in foofball, baskefball, baseball and ofher sporfs . . . Some of fhe mosf ouf- sfanding fufure varsify sfars were award- ed numerals . . . One lucky girl became a regular B feam cheer leader . . . When play fime came 'round we polished up our dramafic abilify . . . Several young Thespians appeared in Leffers fo Lucerne and Dickens' A Chrisfmas Carol . . . ln March, fhe frosh flocked fo fhe audiforium fo hear fheir fwo represenfafives in fhe Forensic confesf . . . Timber Tim fhanks a freshman for his swell name . . . Yes, fhe frosh are really on fhe beam . . . Topped off our successful year wifh fhe Freshman dance, held on April 2l, l950. Everyone had a greaf fime!!! Back row, left to right: Edward Johnson, Hank Johnson, Ferdy Jen- sen, Theoziore Hokenson, John Hom- ada, David Hiney, Harry Golds- worthy. John Johnson, Mr. Bullock. Second row: l-lsther Grivas, Sue Ann Greene, Barbara Johnson, Alice Johnson, Josephine Holm, Patricia Hollowinski, Nancy Gylund, Judy Ja- vobson. Front row: Yvonne Jacques, Janet Johnson, Marilyn Hawes, Kay Gutzman, Beverly Keeler. Not in picture: Martin Hakenjos, Kathleen Healy, Louise Bureau, Back. row. left to right: William Beckman, Robert Bowers, Charles Anspaugh, Earl Bell, John Alholm, Wllliam Bowers, John Argeropulos. Second row: Elizabeth Anderson, Nancy Basal, Ruth Bourdage, Eve- lyn Anguilm, Joan Betts, Louise Babcock, Mary Anderson, Alexander Brown. Front row: Dorothy Bush, Joan Bell, Norene Beauchamp, Mar.- lyn B.llings, Melva Benjamen, Mrs. Murphy, Not ln picture: James Barr, Mary Lou Brumm, Anne Charter. Back row, left to right: Joseph December, Gary Garbett, Pat Des.Iardlns, Clement Gin- Frazier, Miss Van Horne. Second gras, Gary Dionne, Francis Gam- ble, Robert Deaton, William row: James Fredrlckson, Paul Deslardins. Etta Jo Froney, Charlotte Dingman, Ruth Easley, Martha Closser, Sharon Desau- telle, William Fowler, James Gauthier, Fred Gerlach. Front row: Judith Glngras, Yvonne Derrick, Joan Fassbender, Gail Clark, Nancy DeM.lle, Dayne Gray, Nut in picture: Judy' El- zinga, Martin Ericson. Back row, left to right: David Mahowald, Robert Loucks, Orville Lambert, Mark LaBonte, Howard Larson, Donald Melby, Roy Mc- George. Roland Lindeblad, Mr. Ku- tila, Second row: Joseph L'HuilIier, Lois Longtine. Jeanette McCarty. Barbara Korhonen, Donna McMas- ter. Ollve Murphy, .Janet Messenger. Helen Mongrain. Sigmund Loomis, Elmer Messenger. Front row: John Nicholson. Alice henore, Barbara Magnuson, Phyllis LaJeunesse. Agnes I,a.Ieunesse, Alyce Manly. Elizabeth King, Dorothy Larson. Ronald Koskl. Not in picture: Doris Kellan. Back row, left to right: Henry Normand, Gary Sherbinow, Thomas Pearce, Edward Shaw. Robert Noell. Lincoln North, Philip Pulver, Karl Peterson. Luke Royce. Second row: Russell Simons, Melvin Ploennies, George Parollni, Marie Peterson, Ruth R.ntala, Donna Nevala, Lor- raine Sllta. Gail Sievers, James Scul- ly, Thomas Pallas. Front row: Al- vin St. Onge, Dorothy Shaw, Mary Lon Redman, Lois Nlemi, Carolyn Oman. Janice Nelson, Joyce Parent, Mrs. Gmndstrom. Not ln pit-ture: Marvin Olson. Back row, left to right: Jerry B'ond Charles Westen, Frank Sommerseil. Dale Dunham. Doupzlas Yerebeck, Howard Tul- la. Ronald Strngleln, James Stack, Karl Slenizlein, Second row: Larry Wallace, Kenneth Peterson, Alan Morrissey, Shirley Thompson, Marie Steninhurger, Evelyn Winslow, Carol Verrant. John Stephenson. Dale Smith. Robert VVhite. Front row: Bernard Stephansky, K a y Tnuehinski, Carol White. Elsie Mae Vadnais, Helen Wilson, Nancy Sorenson, Margaret Weisman, Patricia, White, Miss Bupxeon. Not in picture: Marie Lemieux, Jerry Vaughan, X 15 s, N5,,,,,.- - Though no one fel+ or looked like drips , lhe 'rheme of 'rhe dance on April 2l, was April Showers, and was given by lhe l95O Freshmen. Tim pul down his umbrella, found his favorile dancing par+ner, and whirled her around +o lhe music of Bill Saari, iunior, and his high school orcheslra, and hopped fo a schollische played by Lois Niemi on lhe accordion. There was only one lei- down during 'lhe nigh?-I+ didn'+ rain! 4C f' CLUBS A diversified program is needed by everyone. 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Orienlalion Day for Fresh- men was sponsored by lhe Council, and lhis year, lhe Sludenl Council Conven- lion was held here wilh represenlalives from all high schools of Marquelle Coun- +y allending classes for a day.. . a safely program was carried ou+ by lhe council which emphasized carefulness in 'l'he school building . . . a conslilulion was planned and adopled. The hosl' and hos- less syslem was again in effecl. Slu- denl Governmenl Day was sponsored by lhe council . . . s'l'uden'ls held 'leaching and adminislralive posilions. The T. B. and Easier Seal Sale campaigns were backed by council members. Brolherhood Week was slressed in all homerooms. The U. P. cilizenship conference in Escanaba was allended by four council members and Mr. W. E. Hoffman, council adviser. Good sporslmanship al' all limes was emphasized . . . pep meeling supervision was a coun- cil chore . . . remember +he Sock Hop. . . +he council sponsored 'rhaf loo. A +ape recording was made al one of lhe meel- ings . . . 'lhis was presenled on lhe air. The well known problem of gum chewing was campaigned againsl by fhe council. Larry Ewing was lhe council presidenl. Brodie Weslen was vice-presidenl, and Jean Zweifel served as secrelary. Sl illng. I I1 1 right: Mr. lluffmzan, l-Irn-son, Bowers, Tuomelu, Mitchell, Bocklund, Howe, Tauses. Guilland, Fllnk, lflyslrnm. Pe-I Rl :ln f'l'llIli'lfI1'I'.Sl0l'JIll'Il5HIl. Luvno, Knsislm, Frazier, Se-:1ted:Messenger, Jacques, Oman, Zweifel, l-Iwiml. Bwhup, llultl. .I:1 nhs:rn. Nm, in ptfture: Cfonsani, Westen, Nelson. 1 ' lfigjisi Q' 5-. ft ' .g5,5 fj, A s ,A Ke f gij zgfi- , I . ,f 2 , Viz wuu 0.44 n. nw as Q The conslilufion reads as follows : Consf. Commillee, leff fo righi: Mr. Hoffman, Mes- senger, Kasislca, Zweifel, Ewing. Noi' in pic+ure: Con- sani. Sign here, Ralph! - Hall Monifors check s+uden'I's pass- ing lhrough corridors during class sessions. Sfanding, Tauses. Sea+ed, Tuomela. Sfuclenl' Council Officers in Conference. Leff +o righl- Ewing, Weslen, Zweifel. 53 --an MEET THAT Editorial Staff, back row, left to right Mi-is Simpson. Larson, Mm'Drxug:1Ii, Lemiwsiw Royei Graf. Front row: Helherg, Petrus, Perrin Business Stuff. hm-k rnw. left to right: Miss Senivai, Gray, Thompson, 0'DvIl. Wagner, John- sun, Front row: Rmpclle. Butzlla. Howe. Weslvn. DL'rl'iC'k. Libby. 1.1-it to right: Bvrgstrum. Maki, svn, Zwviffti. Perrin, Han- 1' Advertising Staff. back. row. left to right: Thomp sun, O'DelI, Westen, Derrick, Wagner Q-4 L DEADLINE! lddilorlnl Stuff, n ' . . . son, Pnnl, Bergstrom, Hicks Lyons, Taipule. lfronl ruw: Hansen, Dellaas. Maki, Zwvifel. lS lm lk row left ro right' Rivlmrll- :Jak v E r s are momenl afler school and on Vey P Safurdays was spenl by lhe Taller Slaff, working feverishly lo meel each new dead- line . . . an ambifious edilorial crew decided lheme reiecled and remade cover on a , ske+ches, slrove for balance in lhe dummy , compiled senior queslionnaires, spun webs of rubber cemenl as piclure panels were pasled . . . Then lhere were lhe copy wri+ers wi+h pencils behind fheir ears madly 'lyping copy and racking +heir brains For headlines . . . The arf slaff crealed Timber Tim and made all +he skelches of fhe lumbering lheme . . . To lhe business ' ' f lc- nd adverhsmg slaffs wenf 'lhe fasks o fa a ing care of subscriplions and selling adver- lisemenls, and now afler +wo semeslers of ' h hard work and fun, lhe sfaff brings you 'l e I950 Taller. Taller Flnlv, hzxrk row loft ln right: Rulm U1 Gray, Sicnttv, '1'il1erg:. Kovler, Ili-rrxclc, ll lrfmmv P'1vf'p:lio, Palm. Puri-n . Sw-onli rnw: I nnp.,tme eRoc'hvr, Bell. Mnllmunsl-r. Front row: n 4 Frvney, llnnserrmxn. ldxsley. lllvssengcr, Art Stull' and Plmlopgrzxplu-rs, lol to Tl ht Paul. Pi-tros. W.lsnn, Tuipzile, Richardsnn C fr Left to right: Larson, Lempesis, Ilultgren. Royea, Johnson. THE WEEKLY-DEVELOPS FUTURE -4 4 . V Y, l,4-il Qu right: Larson, Miss Hammersmith, llzunpvl, Miss Hawes, Mitchell. Weekly Staff. buck row, left to right: Normanrl, Johnson, lll tsl Il Gray. Th'rd rnw:Hultgren, Royea,H21mpcl.H0ard.Iflpper. Sei-und r lmmpvsis. Kellam Maki, Johnson. Aho. Front row: Lazlmanvn, I ls Lahil. Timber Tim peeked in Room 2l5 and saw 'the Weekly Club in session. The Weekly advisers saw Tim and asked him in. Tim was ihen infroduced +o members and ihe officers . . . Kay Hul'l'gren, presi- denig Fred Johnson, vice-presidenig Judie Royea, secre+ary: Helen Lempesis, pro- gram chairman. Since Timber Tim knew noihing aboui lhe Weekly, 'lhe workings of ihe club were explained lo him . . . main obiecfive of club is To poin+ oui im- por+ance of providing ihe sludenl' body xv- Wm-laly Cluh, hack row, left to right: Normnnd Maki Ppger Benson Westen Heath Berglund lluzxrd, Dngnxan, Front row: Lahti, Johnson, Laamanen Kellan EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS nsls, luuk nm' .eil In Flgllli Lantl. Luke, Versailles, lvlbbariv Imm. ww: Guilland, Macllougall, Owens. wi+h such school publicalions as are a credi+ io ihe school and communi+y . . . club works wi'I'h Weekly Sfalif in ecli+ing and publishing of school paper. Aciivi- iies were a visii' fo high school prini shop . . . presen+ing radio program . . . +aking par+ in Upper Peninsula Press Con- ference a+ N. M. C. E. in fhe spring. The Weekly Club proved 'ro Timber Tim Thai paper he helped produce was being pui 'lo very good use. Hawk row. Ivft In rnzhti Ilzmltv N. .lZlC'UhWfJl!, Maki, Charter, Petvrson, Wikstrom. Fourth row: VV9her. Schweinshe-rg. Quinnell. Kris-pq, lmvnm-I Whm-. Thml lu-w: Zwvifvl. J. Johnson, J. Jzwohsrm, Zander, Owens, Miller, Puglia. Second row: Dyer, 1X11-ssvngvr. -1 4' 4-4 ,ag 58 liulrnmwn I.:m'rn-uve, More-filth. First row: Gylund, Norr, Smith, Br-st. Murp y P:-uk row, lrft to right: Mrs. Murphy, Sm'.ns'n Ulm. 11 Boyd. Miss Iizxwm-fa, Sm-sand row: I-'uwlvr Wwlvr. X strunx. B. Ncholson. Fxrst row: And:-rsrvn, Bm-c'kn1:1n. Roh nson. can is lim-li row, ll-lt to rpzht: Carlson, M. Brumm, Y Jamques Hunes Snnonsen 'imvth Ierruk Huri 14 Robinson Hunks Torme ln. If.-ixrlli ww: U'Dvll, B. Brumm, Lawry. Mcfmnald Bugman J Nicholson H Normand T Normmd Th rd :row SIN!! Qwin sn-n, lhslnmp. Mm-lmiigzm, Nvlson,Guili:1ni, Shaw. S4-cond rovs Wilks Hollowinski Vivian Underhill B Johnson Dorow Platlenhurp, lvirsi rm.: llinixn-ss, Omzin, Hauserman, D. Jacques, Tauses Peterson As Timber Tim lumbered along lhe lirsl floor corridor, he glanced lo his side and saw a door marked, audiforium. Say, wonder wha+'s going on in here. l'd bel- fer go and see. So in he wenl and found lhe Dramalic Club in session. Spy- ing Mrs. E. R. Murphy, whom he had mel before, he sal down beside her lo gel all lhe clelails of lhis club. The purpose . . . lo develop dramalic abilily and slage presence. Officers are Donna Underhill, presidenl: Richard Levine, vice-presidenlg Daphne Jacques, secrelaryg Margarel Hauserman, lreasurer. Each meeling con- sisls of a playlel, a reading, and a musi- cal seleclion. Members discuss and cri- licize parlicipanls. A souvenir of Timber Tim's visil' fo Dramalic Club was a sliver from a slage sel. lv, .Im-qiivs. l'n.1vrhili, Levine, llziusermnn. 2 4 . W ' Re I M14- G. A. A. officers. left to right: Hamel, Sec.: Laamanen, Pub. Chair.: Flink, V, Pres.: Miss Hartzler, Aflviserp Ravine. Pres.: Ballferz. Trc-as.g Mary Deegan, Head of Sports, UPPER RIGHT: Choppin' or connectin!'? CENTER: G, A. A., has-k row, left R ine Tlbnr Laamanen Betts McCauley Thompson Su-otte, A, Wh'te, M. De-egnn, to right: Stelnlu-rger. Hamel, Fllnk, Bergstrom, ac ,, , , , .. , . . Anderson. Haley, Rhtala. Fassbender. Second row: Easley. Schwenke. F. Froney, Lyons, Peterson. Porter. Salke, Olson. Green, lf.. ' ' ll B lbierz. Babcock. Derocher, Muhlhauser. Fine, Mayhew lfronev, Grlvas. W.nslow, Hawes, C. White, Everson. From row. Be , a , , Mary Deegan, Remillard, Houle. JUNIOR. BASKETBALL CHAMPS. back row, left to right: First row' Balbterz Froney, Perrin, RIGHT PAGI-Z, UPPER RIGHT, Sophomore volleyball , 1 - .Jacobson Maki, Tiboli, Weesen. First row: same, Deegan. Dyer, mmi. Hanna. Illllall Maru-au. Lahti. Magnuson, Weesen, Gray Lyons, Johnson, Racine, Lempesis, Gullland champs. havk row, left to right: Meredith, LlfIl I': Flying: saucers. CENTER: Girls' volleyball intramurals. LOWER. LEFT: It is love or victory? LOWER CENTER: C'mon. serve hey? LOWER RIGHT: Belles of the ball f--- tBasket. that is.J GIRLS' SPORTS Under +l1e leadership of Miss Har+zler, Girls' Phys. Ed. insirucfor, +l1e G. A. A. lumbered along as smoolhly as newly sand-papered wood. Wllh inframurals of soccer, volleyball, baskelball, and softball, 'flue Lumberianes proved 'fo be versa+ile on 'Hue hardwood. Ushering for programs, communiiy service, parfies, and ini+ia+ion of new lanes comple+- ed 'lhe building of flue G. A. A. l ly., Left to right: Nnrmand. Fennig, Maki, Niemi, Platten- hurg, Johnson, Lempesis, Jacobson, Best. Zweifel. Sea!- ed: Miss Hawes. FOLKS IN FORENSICS The club sponsors fhe local forensic con- fesi each year. Only members of fhe club are permi++ed +o enfer +he con+esf. The local winners go on fo disfricl com- pe+i+ion. This year +here were four con+es+an+s in +he dis+ric+s . . . Jean Zweifel, exfempore, firsl' place: Joan Maki, dramaiic declama+ion. firsf place: Helen Lempesis, oraiory, firsf placeg Lois Niemi, oraforical declama+ion, second place. The firsl place winners parlicipaled in +he regional lourney al Onfonagon, where Helen Lempesis placed firsf in ora+ory. Jean Zweifel placed second in exfempore, and Joan Maki received lhird in dramalic declarnafion. Miss Calherine Hawes is fhe club adviser and +he disfricl forensic chairman. 1 Left to right: District winners. Zvwifvl, Maki, Nu-mi, Lempesis. 62 M r. Nnrbutas, j x INTER N65 The Laiin Club increases 'lhe s+uden'rs' knowledge of Roman life, by sfressing ifs inferesling feafures. The club plans and sponsors an observance of Lafin Week in April . . . fhey have worked on a Roman camp during club periods. Miss Driscoll is +he club adviser. Left to right: Tiber, M. o nsux Not in picture: Miss Driscoll, all viser. The Spanish Club was crea'l'ed 'lo im- prove fhe knowledge of ancienl' Spanish life and culiure . . . any solid 'From green wood fo finished produc1 ' was invifed fo ioin . . . fhe s+raw boss for firsi semes- +er, Mr. Clohesy: l'he second, Mr. Narbufas. The presiden'l', Joan Brozek: vice-presidenf, Evan Karabefsosg and secrefary-lreasurer, Carolyn Babcock. UN PASATIEMPO Swim-d. ln-ft tu right: Wagner, Mlll'IT4!llKilll, Babcock. Brozel , Kzuwnbvtsns. Bergstrom. Standing: Rm-li row, lvfg In righ: I:'!lCII'I'lII, EC'-'l.-r, liziwvs, Guillanri, Smyth, Peterion. Qixlllinm. Gustz1f:on, B'1lm S I,u'1s-, Ol'u' slvrs n V,giln:1':a. llurmv, .lolmsrn lklius Venlml. Third row: Versailles, Lawrence. Butala, Huule. Svc-mid row: IIIIIITIIIIOI Lzihlu Ihegzxll, lmzilisu, From row: Iliupellu. Merc-Liith, VVeCser1, Paitl. FILING FEMMES OF FUTURE FIRM 64 The Lumber-Jills who will be our fulure secrelaries have been working as energelically as buzz-saws during Iheir Commercial Club meelings. They have been adding many +ips for sienos lo Ihcir +rees of knowledge . . . along wilh per- sonalify quizzes and discussions on busi- ness life. Wilh lhe club presidenl Joyce Lahfi 'rhe girls elecled in+o office Rufh Vadnais, vice-presidenlg and Marlene Versailles, secrefary-+reasurer . . . Miss Senical is Ihe club adviser. Being aclive in 'fhis club will help +he girls +o become secrelaries as efficien+ as maple is slurdy. Left tu right Offivers. Versailles :mil Ixxixtl in in pirluro, Vadnais. . 'www WW' 'MA' ' Y, 15.-'51 'U' l Loft lu rights !'I Johnson, TllllY'llllS0l1, Fredrlrkfun, Sievvrs, Goldsworthy, Treloar, K, Bignzall, Mr. Hamel, 1: B gnull BEAKER BREAKERS In fhis club, nine jacks learn 'rhe con- necfion befween science and life . . . fhey senf for plans of a Geiger counfer which fhey builf. The officers for fhis year's Science Club are: Keifh Bignall, presi- clenfg Jim Treloar, vice-presidenfg Glenn Bignall, secrefary-freasurer. FOREST RANGERS The foresf rangers of M. H. S. pro- mofe conservafion of wilcl-life and planfs among fhe sfudenfs. This year's officers are: Bill Robinson, president Wayne Schwenke, vice-presidenfg Paul Bussiere, secrefary-freasurer: Mr. Kofila, sponsor of fhe Conservafion club. Ilan-lc mw. lvfl lo right: Ilnhrmzm, Mutt Robinson, Pzxrulini, Bignall, Pusirv, Cole. Fifth ru w. f'1'llVVllllit Iiufsn-ro B I'.I'1ll1ll. Aho, Zinlmun, Emzlunrl. Fourth row: Scully. Tlnvmnnn, Amin-rsmi Sn-ngluin, AIISIHIILI Yialrll, lwicrsuil. Thrli row: .lnhn:'on, Clulo, Nionowoth, PIHIIIQIICEI LeRoy, G. Ilzilwnjos, Kzxsisku. Mr. Knlilu, 1 1-ml rmv: l'1ilSSlNIIH'l0I', Iilllis. I.ous'lis, Rll lltllIl, Kusk. Palm, Juluislrvrl XV:1II0l!Sn'1n I-'irsl row: Dzlhlsl llvlt. Bllrgzui, Gin':ru:'s, Al llaikvnjos. Swanson, Purim. 65 TT lim-k row. Im-ft In right: Mr. Lampsnn, Lf-Roy, Hzxkunjos, Larson wion r L'-,un wr 1 wen e Q I x Nr --rm-r. ilu-gn-I, Sh-mglmn. Tullnl Pm-111111, Us-nnns-, 1.1-vine. Mr. 5 nn Ser ond rim 9'-ten nm inn Am e rwn rns 11 xv llvn-kl11:iv1, Ilrukvnsmm, Morrissey. Mchaughlin. Muhowald. Front lov swinger ern now P irker xmble wJ xrfl rv- Si u :ii-li, Fowler, White. TRIGGER TEASERS Bang!! Timber Tim iumped in alarm when looking in on The Gun Club . . . Seeing h'm, The PresidenT, Wayne Schwenlce, assured him ThaT They were iusT pracTicing TargeT shooTing, which is one oT Their main acTivi- Ties . . . Tim became so inTeresTed ThaT he asked Tor more inTormTaion abouT The club . . . He Tound ouT ThaT The purpose of The club is To Teach saTeTy in The handling oT guns and riTles, and The members have a loT oT Tun while learning . . . Then our Ii++Ie visi- Tor was inTroduced To Mr. Lampson, The club adviser, and The secreTary-Treasurer, Donald Ericson . . . He was Told ThaT There are TiTTy-Three members in The Gun Club, and They all seem To agree ThaT iT is a very worTh-while organizaTion . . . Our liTTle lum- ber Triend deTiniTely approved oT everyThing connecTed wiTh The club, and leTT iT wiTh words of encouragemenT. PROMISING ARTISTS T. A. B. S. Stand ng, left to right: Pennn, Fowler, Bowers, Werner, Sherbinow, Keeler, Morals. Young, DoMille. Maki, M'ss Bugeon, Seated, back row: f ' Kuri'xn Messenger, Johnson, York Lyons, Brixton. Second ron: Iearce, . , . Aho, Ward. Front row: Schneider, Cook. Eilola. Sheldon. The Arr Club members were indusfri- ously flourishing fheir pine and maple ainf brushes when Timber Tim peeked P around fhe door . . . he saw fhese arfisfs s n I working wnfh wood, leafher, and c ay foo. Affer 'lalking fo fhe club presidenf, Tom Cook, he found oul' fhal' 'lhese people were working on proiecfs fo develop hobbies and pasfimes for fhemselves . . . while chaffing wifh a few ofher able ar- There's a new acldifion fo ihe family of clubs a+ M. H. S.! This year, wifh Miss Psiris as fheir adviser, and wi'I'h fhese officers: Paf Lempesis, presidenfg Judie Royea, vice-presidenfg Mary Lou Robin- son, secrefaryg and Cafherine Graham, publicify chairman, fhe 'l'een-age baby siffers have really goffen fhings accom- plished! They have formed a Teen-age Baby Siffers Club, shorfened 'lhe name fo Tabs, and worked diligenfly. Their main purpose is 'l'o sfudy and discuss lhe problems which come up when faking care of children, and fo leach fheir mem- bers how io care for fhe children correcf- ly. They also feach fheir members ex- acfly whal' is expecfed of fhem when fhe children are in fheir care, and how fo co- operafe wifh ihe parenfs, and, in furn, how 'rhe parenfs should co-operafe wifh fhe si'Her, and whaf fo expecf of fhem. These Norfhern girls have learned fo re- specl' a baby's cry even as fhey have learned fo respecf fhe moan of fhe wind in our mighfy Norfhern pines. fisfs he learned fhai' 'fhe ofher club of- ficers are Ralph Tuomela, vice-presidenfg Donna Mae Ward, secrefaryg and Bill York, fhe cash keeper . . . Timber Tim also mel' fhe club sponsor, Miss Bugeon. Be- fore leaving fo calch 'fhe lumber frain, he leff fhe club wifh 'lhis closing fhoughf, Maybe someday some promising young ar'I'is+ will come from fhis club. Time will fell! Back row, left to right: Miss Psiris, Royea, Lempesis M, Robinson. Third row: McCauley, Newman, Closser Graham. Second row: Olson, Adams, Muhlhauser Lenore. Front row: E. Robinson, Bell, Johnson, Derocher ef' '15 .56 I1 blk Bzwk row, left tu right: Hakenjos, MacDonald, Bess, Bowers, Pallas, Flrnlzcrg, Scully. Lurlz, llls-iiixlry. l-'r..nt rn .': ' luhnsun, Nucl, Zlnlnmn, Slroh, Ward, Benson, E. Johnson, Fi-rqlrckswmn, Whlte. LIGHTS. CAMERA. ACTION The ligl-I+ of day and lhe sunsel glow are 'lhe prey for 'lhese queslionisls of negaiives, snapshofs, and prin+s. The members of 'lhe club learn +he various par+s of fhe camera and how +hey can im- prove on fheir piclures . . . 'Phe officers are HenrieHa Bishop, presidenlg Kay Hull'- gren, vice-president Reiio Aho, secrefary- ireasurer. Mr. McGowan is lhe adviser of +he Phofography Club. The whirring of a movie proieclor is music lo +he ears of fhese screen fiends . . . when a movie is on lap for a class a+ M. H. S. you may coun+ on seeing some member of +he Proieclion Club running +he proieclor. Members learn how +0 operaie +he proieclor and 'lhe recorder . . . presi- den+, Ronald S+enbergg vice-president Paul Pallas: secrefary-+reasurer, James Fredrickson . . . Mr. Carl Bullock, adviser. FOTO FIENDS Bark row, left to right: Aho, Hultgren, Peterson, B. Johnson, Elz'ng:a, Hiney. Front mv. Delllillv, Swan on 'wx-,-U mlm Rl'-hop, Kollzm. J. Jnhngnn, Mr. 1NlCGflW'3H H tk low It-ft tn right: I'os.o, lxlzwlvoxizilti, Johnson, Culver, Guillzmd, Paqutette, Mr, Sosnouski, Left to right: Curl Nystrom, VICE presl Rushton St-cond row: lT0l1l't'ilt'I Nvlson, Young, N. Nystrom, Redman, Paul, Con-sani. Front row: dont: Tom Pet0IS, ure-sment: B11 Pruess Clark, Rushford. Sauri, C. Nystrom, Pruess, Kasiska, Westen. secretary, Dave Gullland, treasurer 's LETTERMEN The Key Club, one of lhe saplings of +he I949-50 club organizalions, quickly aimed for ils target . . . 'ro raise tomor- row's civic, educalional, and business leaders lhrough proiecls underlalcen in lhe green years . . . The firsl buII's-eye ap- peared in a fund raising bo'Hle drive. The second cropped oul' in the frame of 'lhe Win+er Spor+s bu++on campaign . . . S+raighl' Arrow describes lhis Club fo a T . . . ll s hilfing +he mark. Sponsor, Mr. Savolag presidenf, Sieve Pe+rosg vice- presidenf, Larry Ewing: secrelary, Tom Peters: and treasurer, Ronald Slenberg. Ittt to ight: Tom Peters, sovrx-t'u'y: Ron- Pofenlales of +he gridiron, hardwood, cinderpalh, and so-much-lumber lbase- balll is the Marquelle High Varsily Club. Builders of lhe club are 'rhe major le+'l'er winners. To slrenglhen its already firm foundalion, fhe club has worked with several proiecls, lhe biggesl being fhe booster buHon campaign which helped send the football team lo fhe U. of M.- lndiana game last fall. Olher projects in the consfruclion were . . . ushers for sports evenls, lhe placing of a welcome sign in rhe gym +o all visiting leams, and pul- 'ling into effecl' a new blueprinl lconsfi- +u'l'ionl. Conlracfor or adviser, Mr. Stan Sosnouski. FUTURE KIWANIANS 't l'tI- lI'l'flS1l'l'l'3 SIGN' 1't'l'US. PVPSV Bark row, left to right: Mr.. Hatch, Newman, Culver, Lyons, Szvrilit-rp: Knauuss, Westin Peters ill' ll21l'l'5' l'TV-'Htl V l'-'I'Y'4'9lt'lL'l1t. Mr, Slvom. Front row: Rev. Alford, Whlte, McGinley, Ewinf, Belumzer, Mic n, Petrus Cons: I ' 'i' M. H. S. BAND IH1i'v'1'l-n' .lusvph I':lth'rsnll Thi-4 hand :lm-sn'q just Iumhvr along. Whvn thoyri- on thi- fivlll. tha-y murvh. ,wg f X r. ...- 9' tg ,b For 'rhe lasl +ime, will you look a+ The key signa+ure! Only a lrue musician could dare lo hope fhal' lhose sharps and fla+s would lake +heir proper places evenlually. Hard praciice every day, drilling on lhe field, sec- +ional +ryou+s . . . all +hese paid well. Direc- for, Joseph Palferson, worked hard lo per- fecr his sevenfy-four piece band. Parades, S+. Michael's Dedica+ion Music, concerls, excellenl' gridiron formalions, 'fhe U. P. Band Fes+ival, +he Pep Band's music a+ home baskelball games . . . all were par+ of +he heavy schedule. Marquelle is proud of Hs band! x ' l i K J ' rr ,-5 -. ' fr 7 - in v v v 1 'W ,. , 'A , . , Q ' 1 K Q . ' ...f 6,3 rf M 6' 1 I ' 1 1 M ., . 1' 1 5 . .ss H ' I ' + ' ,' A .,,y 'Mkt NM .W J ' ' 1 v ff v W 1 y 'yy ff MW 0.1! WW, ...Ty ,K wp A . ,H A r' ' 1. Y . ' ,, 1, 4 .. V . . 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Hmmm, I-'rum row' Pi-in-ss, M Hivks, 141 Johnson Anspnxiph, Z'nIm:xn, Brigmun Sn-would lWl4'1llI'l'. buck row, loft to right: .l, Hiiks, Alljllllllli, Wutn-rs, Ruluiismv, S, Imoniis. Ss-cum! row: Wvhi-r, flmsm HHllSOI'ITl?il1. .I, .lin-ohsim I-'rom row: Pirie-sun, Muhmvzihl, Qulnm-Il. - llrllu-rg, I.:iih-ntv I-'rum row, 'I'lw1mvsul1. Hess, Vi-rmnl, A 'l'linrnl pivliii'--' lim-k row, In-fl qu right, YVUSIUII. Surlilnvrsi-H, Bowl-rs, Pr-ws .lulllXSull, 1' Gilpin, Bultulu plvlurv, Imft 1 in right: Gray, Rrxlnxain, Fhzirivr, 1X1i':svngcx', Ruyrv, Pallas, Niemi. Nm in ph-lun-, Wilson. 5 pw X6 Q Mx m ME ' it jjiafimfri-W 5 539 5 ' My y',X , .gi Q if 5 Q, 'Q f7,!, ' If 4,54 Lp li - ' 50,920 QQ' .+ . , - 411 ' ff , A llg', 71. KW Y A X U i : ww . ., X rw ' X ff QL , 0 , ,ik L - , If me-if X5 ' ' f - R Q K' ,Eg lf. -,4 N D, f . Q --4' , X '-'C?ZfW4' - Y N , My X 4 f fu ' . , 5 -r--qf 'i. -NL - 1 ' Y Q If you chanced fo pass by fhe aucli+orium during fourfh hour 'I'his year, you were cer- +ain 'fo hear s+ring seciions sawing and brass and reed secfions sounding mourn- fully, all +uning up. Then, in much The same way as a lumberiaclc cries, Tim- ber! and lefs a mighfy lree come crash- ing +o ihe ground, Mr. Pa'H'erson would say, Ready! and lei' his ba+on come crashing io +he music s'rand. Then, his hammering on ihe s1'and decreased . . . +he missing sharps and flafs were recover- ed . .. +he s+uden+s began +o play famous music of 'rhe Masiersl They became an orches+ra . . . a definife assef fo The school. They presen'red excelleni con- cer+s, played for +he gracluarion exercises, and 'roolc parf in fhe U. P. Orchesira and Chorus Feslival. The Pi? Orchesira played af 'rhe fhree school plays. Direcfor Joseph Pa'Herson should be commended for his work, in processing ihe green musicians in+o 'rhe refined product our fine orchesiral CHESTRA lf xsley O Dell Qeioml row ohnson Gray Touihinqkl J, sl row: Bahcoek, Platlenherg, s: A, Johnson, J. Johnson. left to right: Violins: Peter- a ones licks Robinson Bas Qlllnnt ll Horns Beef: ompson Helherp, Qecond row rnets. Niles. Anspnllgh, M. cks. Trumpets: Aho, Sweeney. rst row: Olxoes: Oman Weber, Ales: HRIIISQETIIIHII J. Jacobs-loll, ml in picture: Wilson, Buvk row left to right: Saxo- onzil 'H -T i '. . : 8 . . , 1 Back row, left to right: Basses: Grlvas, Salo. An- guilm. Piano: Dellims, DI- rertnr. Mr. Patterson. Front row: Cellosz N. Jacobson, Ward. Sorensen, Anderson, Not in p.i-tllrv: I'1Izim::l, Pi'- lros, Thu CROONERS' CORNER Left to right: Miss Psiris, l+'rvdru'k-sun. M:u'Lt-zm. Krieg, Lt-vim-, Stn-ngh-in, Ntwnmund, Mm'Gn1vy, Snziri. 'I'rt-Imrr. Not in pictilret Bell. NVhitv. XV:1rd, litwyw, Buck mw. loft to right: Burns, Pogin-, Gt-ntz, Brown, Ltlnkso, P. White, Iiororlwr, Zorzu. Third row: Nichol- son, 'I',luor, l'vl0rsnn, Lahti. Norr, Fowler, A. White. Mornis, VVlkstrom. Soctmtl row: Olson, I.ur:-ton, Bernxl rti. 'I'zu1sos, Johnson. Poppe, Rudm-Ss, Iwlnyhtwv, L11- Jvllmfsse, Front row: Swzln- snn, Tnrlnziln, Vudnuis. lla- lu-njos, At. the piano Onmn, Not in picture: ldv:-rf-on, Milli-r, Mulhausor. Smyt ho. 1 't 'w Buck row. left to right: Epper, B, John1'on,- Stlta Gentz, Betts, Ma-Cauley, Huebner, Closser, Carter, Fennipg, Racine, Brozvk. Fourth row: L, Johnson, Pavvglio, Holluwinski, G. Dionne, North. R. Maki, Erickson, Anspuugh, W. Beckman, Fnssbcndvr, Hourd, Thompson, Gibson, Third row: M. Dionne, Kit-hzxrds, Vadnnis, Bzllmes, Greene. Hllli5lI'mI1, Imrlipvsis, Ojunon, Hockin, Dyer, Royea, Jacques. Second row: Bishop, G. Maki, Boyd, Dorow. Wtlks, Anderson, Mart-eau, Mongrain, White, Palm, Front row: Remington, Ann, Parent, Swajunen, J. Beckman, Royce, VVik,strom, Babcock, L. Maki. Standing: Miss Psiris. The Chow Bell is sweet music to a Boys' Glee, with thirteen members. This lumberjaclc, but at M. H. S., sweet group was begun this year and is now a music, means our vocal groups are in ac- thriving musical organization. The three tion. This year, under capable direction groups have participated in several pro- ot our new vocal director, Miss Alexandria grams, both as a mass chorus and as Psiris, these groups have made pronounced individual units. Some ot these activities progress. The Mixed Chorus, now the are . . . an excellent Christmas Concert largest ot the three groups, has been en- tor the student body . . . participation in larged to sixty-tour members, and the the U. P. Orchestra and Chorus Festival Girls' Glee, to approximately torty mem- . . . a Spring Concert . . . and a radio bers. Last, but not least, is the newest broadcast. addition to the Music Department, the ATHLETICS Schools promoie afhleiic programs for fhe purpose of be++er healih and fo en- courage ideals of good sporismanship. Lumbermen 'l'oo, know lhe imporfance of +he saying, Heal+hy minds and heal+hy bodies come hand in hand, and log burl- ing is a very common sigh? af a lumber camp. 4 , 1 . N ,I UQ! I 'F' 'A':- i - . '. V, - Q, Q-1 sy Vw, X . .Lv Q43 A 'zz -. . 1 1 R wuvih sl' - .I , , ' V. , . '. , V 2, ' . ' fig UA 5, . . . vi , at I I, M. J, f it ' - Zac! ' .L 1 .1 I M ly? as-its r 5 ,I .4 1 ' f 1? .- ,' . . . .-r': .. ' ' 3 . - . .,- - - M. f. - - W A . Y . , - 'ar '4 4 . , '. '. I ' V ' 5-I - .. .- ..,::-I-.1 ' ,Q 2 ':.-. ' , , A, 2, ,A , . g A , ,uim , Q, I Legg.. 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'Yip-,. ,J 4: Q,3'-.f- ht,-:JSA 'wif .f' 9 'S Rm: i 5 .7 , '- N--' . --ivy,-gg-fry, -M - ' -e .spgfg -fa - wmv' ,wa J 1 , ,Mews , , gm br- ' . g ,W . 1,-v L-h , - 1 5:g5g5.-idssig-,,:?,,. -L'-Hfmgrxrfbw, 'Mr QA l , . ,.. . ,,.,. ,, -,,..,:,-,-:'- ' rf.-.g4ys9:4aii'?ii 74 xx x + 5: ,J 1 ,M F52 , ff - - -W: 1 9 3.5 ,wzeff . N 3 w , if YE is Q X: X . 3 2 4 . t Na ,.gV!'i .nw-,. A let! tu ruhl: 1'-vlvh :1'w4w,: F1 tain Purvntp Most Valxmlslv Player, Nyslromg ASSiS'ZUll Cuavh, Mullen. ' l T0prmv,14'l'ttrr mghx: Bowers, Peiers. C. Nystmm, Cole. N. Nystrom, Culver Bottom row: Gingrnss, Gugin. Guilland, Howe, J, Karahotsns, Consann. ff U'l1,IV 1' 5 Q6 76 X 1 3-5 +ain Bob Parenf and Mosf Valuable Play- er, Carl Nysfrom, claimed lhe myfhical counfy championship by defeafing lsh- peming and Negaunee and placing +hird in +he Grea+ Lakes Conference by winning 5, losing 2, and lying I. Tull rnw, lvl! In right: Lnunl'S llnslxtun, llu:-ahford, Pzulun-ltx'. Sevund row: Young, Qulnlwll, Button, Rnd- mnn. Zmtmrm, Purenl. Third row' IH-luis' Ulu-muwclh, Kramer. Nelson I'usn1. XM-stu-11, Bottom row: Plucss sltrulx, Ni-xvmun, Lvvlnv, NYzlrd. York. nr Quiuur 1 EE The Marquefle Reclmen, paced by Cap- 31' r 37' Q f - J X QM y Q-,Nb s Q .3 I sh ..f. ' I DQ P px 6 if X 4' 'W f ziwgf V.-if 'A Y KN NA Q 4 'fried QR .vw vb i . 031, f'5 we-W aff' 5 ia- Q' r 'WN lung ln 1 Munwmg, INK uier Wu I H , it -rf ' . A07 'X , . x 'w-'r Lulllusy U Alun lm, llologla x U gf QP ff ' ' L A l Q. Qskagvxg l 6 J 5 e Q vfQ4xk- . . ,N is ,,. w.g first, down picked up against Gladstone. vlsno 99 'F' lun ' Nw X . R Q lp ' . Wulluam Pruess Richard Paque'He Ray Bowers Carl Nys+ron' David Guilland MARQUETTE REDMEN'S 50 SEASON SCORES VIIIWF lvflt Kingsfn d Top center: Munising Upper right: Gladsmn Comer left: Newlwrrx Center right: Ne-ganna Lower li-ft: Ishpcmixp, Lower center: Sault Ste, MJIFIL' Lower r.ghl: Munisliq The Marqueffe Redmen opened fhe I949 campaign on Sepfember 2nd by beafing fheir non-conference foes, Kings- ford 7-6, coming from behind in fhe fourfh quarfer. Consani wenf over from fhe four yard sfripe and Redman passed fo Consani for fhe exfra poinf and fhe ball game. Sepfember I0 found fhe Red- men freking fo Munising. Uncorking fine T-formafion plays and aided by big half- back, Sfeve Pefros, fhe Redmen defeafed Munising in warm weafher I2-7. New- berry lndians invaded fhe Marqueffe sfamping grounds for fhe homecoming game. Pre-game ceremonies were high- lighfed by fhe homecoming parade, and fhe new elecfric scoreboard. The grid baffle ended in a I3-I3 deadlock. Fine defensive play by fullback Carl Nysfrom was a consfanf fhorn in Newberry offense. Marqueffe High fraveled fo lshpeming fo meef fheir biffer rivals. Halfback Bob Parenf paved fhe way wifh fwo fouchdowns as Marqueffe smofhered fheir opposifion I3-0. Sfeve Pefros showed fine defensive play as he infercepfed 5 Hemafife aerials. Joe Consani filled in well as fullback for injured Carl Nysfrom. On Sepfember 30 which infroduced Dad's day, fhe Marqueffe Redmen losf fo fhe sfrong Gladsfone Braves I3-7. Desperafe fourfh quarfer passing by quarferback, Roberf Redman, almosf closed fhe gap in fhe final minufes of fhe game as he complefed 7 ouf of 8 passes. Traveling fo fhe norfhern fip of fhe U. P. on Ocfober 7, fhe Redmen, hif by a bad firsf half and fhe loss of guard Tom Pefers in fhe open- ing seconds of fhe game, mef defeaf af fhe hands of fhe Saulf Sfe. Marie Blue Devils by fhe score of l3-7. Redman kepf Marqueffe from being shuf ouf by refurning a punf 85 yards for a fouch- down. Ocfober I4, fhe Marqueffe men hung Negaunee's scalp fo fheir war-belf, by fhe score of I9-I3. The Redmen gained fheir vicfory by sfaving off a second half rally by fhe Miners. Manisfique proved fo be no mafch for fhe Redmen. When fhe final gun of fhe season sounded in a downpour of rain, fhe score read: Mar- queffe 27, Manisfique I3. Receiving honors fhis year for fhe Mar- queffe Redmen were: Roberf Parenf, cap- fain of feam, highesf scorer in fhe con- ference, 2nd feam U. P.: Carl Nysfrom, mosf valuable player of feam, firsf feam All Conference, second feam U. P. and honorable menfion All Sfafe: Tom Pefers, firsf feam All Conference: David Guil- land, second feam All Conference: Roberf Redman, Judson Cole, Richard Paqueffe, Raymond Bowers, William Pruess, and Sfeve Pefros received honorable menfion for berfhs on fhe All Conference feam. Lnfljlilce The MarqueHe B-Squad, coached by Mr. Paul Kofila . . . gof off 'lo a shaky s+ar+ by losing 'lheir firs+ fwo games . . . buf managed fo squeeze in +wo viclories by defeafing +heir home lown rival, J. D. Pierce 7-6 and by a forfeil' I-0. Allhough losing fhe resf of fhe games on 'lheir slafe . . . +he boys who sfayecl oui' for fooiball ihrough 'rhe season ough+ fo be commended for lheir fine sporismanship, workmanship, and loyally fowards fhe red and whi+e of Marquefle High School. 7519. Q em - wo wa i ffll.-1 y if I if l-as-aw-1 5' :nfl ' l ve- Cuach Paul Kotilu iii' Q K fl .fggggfy ' 5563 H First row, li-ft tn right: Iurson. Brumm, Westen, Graf, Coach Kotila, Benson. G0ldSWu1'lhy, Ixasisku, Boyle. Sm-om! row: Anspziluzll, Mm-I.v:in, Ul'I'pJ,ill'llIIl, Sn'hm'1ih-r, Sh'Pl19IlSUll, Rama, Brown. Third row: Johnson. Sherhinww' 1,'HuiIIn'r. Mgr, Ilzigvl, Nlcllolsun, Diunln-, 4hm.:r:is. M, Il. S .0 Munising B 334 M. li, S. 0 . Newberry B M. II. S. 6 lshpe-ming . M. H. S. 7 J. D, Pierce M. H. S. ll Rock . AI. Il. S. li Negauneu B M II S. ti Mania ique B AI. Il, S. 1 J. D. Pierce fuk Illm -lla 1.5 l.. QQGUS Back row. left to right: Consani, Kramer, Peters, Pallas, N. Nystrom, Young, Papadakis. Brigmnn, Clark, Front row: Coach Sosnouskl, C. Nyatrom. Petros, Johnson, Pruess, Redman, Manager Hclberg. The Marqueffe Redmen, under fhe lead- ership of Coach Sfan Sosnouski, faced a fough sixfeen game slafe wifh only 3 re- furning major leffermen fo form fhe nucleus of fhe club. The Reds sfarfed quickly by winning fheir firsf 8 games before being sfopped in a ferrific upsef by fhe Negaunee Min- ers. Redmen losf one more before hiffing fhe vicfory road again againsf Sf. Joseph's of Escanaba and Negaunee for numbers 9 and IO. Then, facing Glad- sfone, which could have meanf fhe con- ference championship, fhe Redmen Iosf affer a good fighf. Winning fheir lasf home game, fhe Redmen fhen fravelled fo Q pos .QQ Newberry and Soo, winning and losing respecfively. The disfricf fournamenf found fhe Red- men defeafing Calumef buf losing fo fha lafer sfafe champions, Ishpeming, in fhe finals by a slim margin. Q6 Nov. 22 MHS Munising In-v. MHS Esvanalxa. 'livth 9 MHS S00 'ling MHS Newberry 'lim-. MHS Calumet '.Inn. MHS Ironwood 'J:m, MHS Bessemer '.l:m. NHS Ishpn-ming Jun. MHS Negzumco lfvlw. MHS Ishpvrnim: Fell. MHS St. Joe 1 'Fm-lu, MIIS N0p.Z1sllht'0 Feb. MHS Gludswm' ' lfvh, MHS Mun 5 ng Fm-lv, MHS Newherry lfch. Allis Son lmlu-1xt1':: H2llHt'S pluyvd here. llistrwt 'luurnvv Mar-'h 3 and 4 MHS fu! Calumet 31 MIIS12 , Ishpeming 46 gig Always be aler'I'! Varsify cheerleaders leff fo righi' Tiberg, Larson, Olson, Zweifel, Normand Bishop. .-lax ,J ' nl 'f4!'fEf'-7 '? lar fi ' 'X L9 ' I V1 . 5 I ' 'Lx l 6 - MF 'X EQ, 1 Q Ha r A . V IJX Q J .I V1 I i E? Q.. I- ll Q. 'Q ,,, , .... ...,.. wx Y Q.. . 5,45 Mn t K I -, . I m N if X. 5 5 . v SVHQ I A n X J 3 W? 5 2 X5 5 Q ' QW? 0s-q-,- xii x' I - O is :L ' f4f95 V1 R U M w-.I Q-... m fi. 5 3 --.......,Q.. ,M 4 Pruess sig!! 1 n-' .D 'ltzsf Dave Clark Capiai . '1'eveP Z A Joe f, X it 2 V 4 I x ' I een Nysirdm 0 ! L: 9 r X 4,4 . , K L , Q 4, . km 0 it W' 1 i AFQ J' . X Wayne Br'gma A wx fi I 35559 at s I Wll . Rushfordi A P Yr 7 sf- A .4-- 5 Bob Redman Q Q ' ' Frank Young x 4 'We ff - , gs .W . gif a 3 5 F K if -G5-' 3 5 1 l Qi -V f ' 5 .... , Q x ,,,.,.' X ...aff N., M 4 Carl Nysirom I Doug Johnson C34- Jim Papadakis Q3 K bh i p f 3, 5 Jim Kramer ws, E. lr Paul Pallas J 1 . ' x l Wx 1' , 'A V fi , la ' N 'W ll A15-gk, lrwhk f K x fl 1 -A ,Q J 1 X X V S X A al 35 Tom Pefers J f 'a'a SQUAD Coach John Mullen was faced wi+h a Tough lask of rebuilding his Freshmen-Sophomore cagers wifh only +wo relurning members from lasf year's squad. As fhe schedule progressed, sophomores began de- veloping 'I'o a sa+isfac'I'ory degree as lhe B-squad ended Hs season wifh a 7 won and 8 losl record, which was remarkable for an inexperienced squad againsl such fine compelilion. SEASON'S RECORD M. II. S. 35 Ml1m:s'ng: F, S. -I5 M. II. S. 21 Esvaninlwzi B I7 M. H. S. 31 J. ll. Pmrve B IT M. H. S. 15 Champion Vins ly 119 M. H. S4 43 St. Paul B Zltl M. H, S. 19 Nafonzxl Mins- Varsity -14 M. H. S. 36 J. D. Pierve 27 M. H. S. 28 Ishpemmp.: F, S. Jill ISI- II, S. 33 Negaunee '15 M H. S. 15 Champion Varsity Il!! M, H. S. 20 Ishpeming F, S. -16 M. H. S. 37 Sl. Joe B llflsvzlrmzxlmr Clil M, H. S. 34 Nexzaunve F. S. Illl M. H. S. IR Mun sim: I-'. S. Ilti M. H. S J. D. Pierre B llli l G1 M. H. S. 29 Min'l1i1,::xn1mv Varsity -1.1 Cunlc gels :L shut off. Back row, left ln right: C0114-h Mullen. Stephenson, Imrsmi, llunln. Posio, Bfxcklund. Charter. Anspaugh, Pallas. Mgrl Hugvl. From rmv: Gugin, Kzlrahnlsos, Boyle, Driscoll. Cook, Johnson, Svllrn-rlvr, Mgr. Bvnron. 90 TENNIS The iennis squad began workou+s for fhe '49 season on March 2l. Five boys who repor+ed from lasf year's squad were Roberi' Consani, Joe Consani, Richard Aariila, Carl Nysirom and Andy Lem- pesis. Coach Johnson's boys proved fhem- selves Upper Peninsula Champs by de- feaiing +he Negaunee ieam by a score of 8-I, lied in +he +ri-meel' maiches wi+h Wakefield and Ashland af Wakefield on May I3, 'l'hen laier lied for firsi' place wiih fhe lron Mouniain neH'ers in l'he Upper Peninsula Class B 'I'ennis finals ai Kingsford. Bob and Joe Consani for +he second +ime copped fhe '49 U. P. Doubles +i+le +o bring home Marque'He's second frophy. The I950 fennis squad shows a reiurn of len boys from lasi year, Joe Consani, Carl Nysfrom, Dave Guilland, Bill Brumm, Evan Karabe+sos, Wayne Brigman, Dan Boclclund. Jim Schneider, Bill Walin and John Richardson. The boys have shown greai' spirii' by winning +he fri meei wifh lron Mouniain and Kingsford 6-2, and by beafing Escanaba and Wakefield, 4-3 and 7-0 respeciively. Tri-meei a'l' Wa kefield: Marquelfe-4 Ashland-4 Wakefield-4 Dual-Meef af Negaunee: Marque'H'e-4 Negaunee-0 Tri-meef af Kingsford: Kingsford. lron Mouniain, and Mar- queHe. Marqueiie won 5 and losf 3. U. P. Tennis Finals in Marqueffe Tied for Class B Championship Marque'He-I4 Escanaba-I V2 Iron Moun+ain-I4 Ishpeming-0 Kingsford-3 Menominee-0 Back row, left 1 ght: Coach Johnson, Brigman, Guillnnd, Richardson Schneider, Bocklund. Front row: Consani, Stephen on E. Karabetsus, J. Karabet ,, B umm, Walin. TRACK Lasl' year's frack leam paced by co- caplains Paul Gusfafson and William Chubb led MarqueHe's cindermen +o a successful season under Coach Sosnouslci who made his debul' as fraclc coach a+ MarqueHe High. The Redmen los+ 1'wo dual meets by very narrow margins lo lhe Escanaba Eskymos and Munising Mus+angs. ln cap- 'ruring +he Greal Lakes Conference meel, six records were eslablished by +he Mar- quefle Redmen. Guslafson claimed two by running the high hurdles in l6:2 and Back row. left to right: Conch Sosnonski. Tuuri. I4'Hnlllvr, Rt-almtxn, Robinson, Prucss, Paul, IH-iros, Middle ww. loft to right: Ronald Johnson, Rit'l1:u'd Johnson, Bowers. Aho, G, Dionne, Adams. lfront row. left to right: M. Hzxkvnjos, Brown, Rushton. lizirzilwtsos Vlfsiters, Rushford. Lefty Culver sets :1 new confermwe record. Paul breasts tht- tape as the medlvy team wins. Steve breezes home with at 55 ser, quarter. Imvu leaps 18' 5' :against Stephenson. lows in 2416, Pederson pul +l1e shol 44'5 . Deegan leaped I9' 3Vz in +l1e broad jump, Chubb won 'the 440 yard dash in 55:2 and Magnuson 'fied for firsl wilh Korpela of Munising in 'lhe half mile in 2:l6 lf5. The dis+ric+s found 'lhe Red- men being nosed ou? by a slim margin by 'lhe Saull S'l'e. Marie Blue Devils. Coach Sosnouslci also in+roduced junior varsily lraclc, as fhe J. V.'s came +hrough in fine sfyle by splilling lwo mee+s wi+h J. D. Pierce and winning over Negaunee. llnvk rnw, Im-l'l in righl l'lllVCI'. lioylv. I'a-ll-rs. Str.-h, York, If .Ionnsinr XY:!glh'I', Kumi: s I.z1B1l1ti-. Mgr. llollmwi. Illidllli- row, In-It to ripLh': An:'5n:u1sgl1. G':11', I,:x:'- snn, lin-plwxlsolx, Knsnfkzx. Yu-i-alma-li. G, llnlwnjnra, Mpgr. Nvinzmi. Front, row, left gn r'gln: Ulu-xlnwcllm, 1-'.is:alwii.Tm'. l.vvim-, l,-nnnxls, Wvslvn, Clzlilx. Young. Hill turns in nnnllwr 2:10 llllllrlllllli Ahhh! Alnilv il! tl vu it to nn- :ind l'n1 nn my way. lizlvv wins A lu Patten X s 'J Nl . .. .FK lf -' -A - f se K ,om 4 'f .f-.we-H A Q Bark row, left to right: Mgr. Stephanski, Porter, Papadukis, Niles, Boyle, Loomis, Schneider, Mgr. Hagel, Lyons, McDonald, Butt Front row: Coach Mullen, Cook, Redman, Cole, Petros, D. Johnson, Culver, Kramer, Nystrom, R. Johnson, L'Huillier. Baseball ioined 'rhe lis+ of major sporis ai Marqueiie High School under +he leadership of a new coach, John Mullen. A fine record of eleven wins agains+ ihree defeais was compiled fhrough ihe superb hurling of righi-handers Frank Nelson and Paul Gusiaison and lefi-hander Roger Magnuson. Revenging every defeai' fhe Redmen proved ihai baseball would hold iis own in 'ihe realm of major sporis a+ Marque++e High School. Paul Van Cleve, hard hiH'ing ihird baseman, was elecied capiain, while shorisiop Richard Aar+ila's 400 bailing average earned him +he +i+le of mosi valuable player. Refurning leiier- men for ihe 50 campaign were garden pairolers, Redman, Peiros, and Pareni. Carl Nysirom reiurned io ihe keysione sack wi+h Judson Cole, a minor leHer winner, a big possibiliiy in fhe caiching deparimeni. Harry Culver reserve piich- er, also reiurned. Sophomores holding promise include Jim Schneider, Tom Niles, Tom Cook, Wallace Porier and Jack Boyle, while Joe L'Huillier and Sigmund Loomis, our freshmen candidaies should slick io 'ihe squad. BASEBALL 011. Double killing 94 1 -vq.,,,Nx i i ,I Nr y 1 STUDENT LIFE Dances, concerls, plays, and assembly programs furnish a vilal parl' of fhe s+u- denfs' educalion, while square dances and slory ielling lighlen lhe Iumberman's day. For if is recognized +ha+ one needs social life fo develop a pleasing personalify and +o be able +o make a sa'I'isfac'I'ory adiusl- meni in sociely. nfs, V 41 a ' : k w u 'Elf NX r if 58 'U T 'ix 'li 1- I x ' 9' J G' Rf LQ 1 'fy' U16 'Q?:':':.'-7' , , . . . ,, -,.-. .. ,, ..,.,.,V .ivy 1 , , 'ii 'L A f-la' s , . .f . ., - - . .', . T5 N 14' ye 3 .n Am ' ' 'vu --E' f' ' 3 s s - rg ' , 1 s ' ' 5 be 4' M W nyc L V71 ji ,VE 4 3 1 g! h ,Hu 1 ' - ' l .1 A ' K.:-fm . ' K ul . 5 . ,- -1-.mn 'w- , ' , ' . ti . - Y' tr '- 1 1 V If - . 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Left tu right: Mzl 1 ULETTERS T0 LUCERNEH Iii. Hcks, Flink, Underhill. Best, IX-Hzxns. The All-School Play, LeHers fo Lucerne, was presen+ed November fif+een+l1, under +l'1e clireclion of Miss Ca+l1erine Hawes. Sluclenf Direclor, Jeane Laamanen. by Allen Vincenl and Frilz Roller B4-1-rw, loft lu right: Bn-sl, Itlfwzus. Maki. F1111-. Always have In L-l1.nm:v again, 4 Above: Be-fore the Curran gms up! .M . Zweifel, IDvH:x:1s, Illumis. liivks. Ym1'ro going In miss your train, you know, Left to right: ZXYt'il'l'l, Graf. Lempesis. Left to right: Murphy, Smith, Cllilfttl' Buwgrs Olga Kirinski ,,,, Helen Lempesis Gus+ave ,,,,,,7. Tom Smifh Erna Schmidf ,7,w,.,,, Jean Zwelfel Grefchen Linder ,,,, Jacqueline DeHaas ,,,,77,7 David Graf Hans Schmid+ Margarefhe , ,,,, Olive Murphy H,,,a,.,Mabel Flink Mrs. Hunler ,, Bingo Hill , ,a,, Donna Underhill Felice Renoir , a.Y.. Audrey Besf Sally Jackson ,a,,, ,. a,.. Marcia Hicks Marion Curwood ,..,a., Joan Maki Francois .7 ,,,.,,... ,,a,. J ohn Charier Koppler M .A ...,, Roberl Bowers I'rug:r:un Plvzlsv' Left to right: Racine, Lahti, Houle, lNees0n, Everson, Mayhew, Bergstrom. Hamel 99 9: 3, ' pf ff, Mu if vt Za, fx ' w Va Vlgyzgq f l 2115-22 .su F I 5, X w . A F g 3 Y bw f .. X F' ,Ak ni xr 2 ' 41ml- x 1 6 1 Jax! nb' I ,, gg.. ff . 7,,:f:,, il-faiff' -' ' Kg-f . , ua , , 4 gf, A ., iii . , . :lyi- SEVENTEENTH SUMMER On 'rhe evening of April I8, l950. +he Senior Class presen+ed Seven- 'reenlh Summer by Ann Couller Marfens . . . from lhe book by Maureen Daly . . . direc+ed by Mrs. Eileen Murphy . . . S+uden+ Direc+or, Mary K. Peferson. Angie ,,,7, Jacqueline DeHaas Margarel' 7,,, ,, Jeane Laamanen Lorraine , ,.,,,.s,, Befh Hansen Ki++y , .,Marilyn Parenl Mrs. Morrow Mr. Morrow ,,.,,.,Mabel Flink ,,,.,...Edward Quinnell Jack , H 7,Y,,,.. Brodie Wesfen Ar-+ A , s,s,ss,,,,. Tom Pelers Marlin ,S .V.,w.,, George O'Dell Jane e ..,, Donna Underhill Margie ,, Y, ,.,.. Barbara Nicholson Tony N ,,.rA7.., William Weber Fifz , , , ,S .,sr Joseph Consani Memories memories . . . fhe iheme song of +he play . . . was heard by a packed house. The s+ory . . . a summer in fhe life of a seven- feen year old girl, Angie . . . in- fluenced by sisfers and girl friends . . . daled for fhe firsl 'lime . . . al' firsl young and immalure . . . 'l'hen disliking +he idea of growing up . . . and finally adius+ing herself 'ro ihe problems which confronied her. The cas+ deserves credif for a well received play . . . fhe seniors cle- serve credi+ for backing up fhe play . . . +icke+s were sold ouf . Pro- ceeds from Sevenl'eenlh Summer helped make lhe senior fwo day lrip possible. High school s+uden+s . . . iusf like Angie . . . when looking back fo fheir happy feen-age days . . . will join her in saying . . . and yel never again . . . will fhere be any- 'lhing quile as wonderful . . . as fhal' sevenfeenfh summer. Top picture: 'I 'mxldn't 4' ll 1 m if I were ysl . . Ln-ft to right: Lrmmamen, Peters, Hansen. Scvmul picturv: L1't's hurry! W1-'ll miss the Plll'IlKl0, Wvreln-11, IM-Hnns. 'Fhlrmi Dl0lllI't'I Now Ktty, get thin hzcyvle out of lwre this insmnlf' Left to right: Qulnncll Pzlrvnt. l4'l,nk. Bottom nirturn-: Wifi-o p 1 swtncfllly Ang'e's l I 1 1 I I t lt YV I r ms rionrs . . . . rgm I ew . Ululn'l'lllIl, O'lh'll. Nirlmlsu 1 n We could hardly wail' for Sep'I'ember 20, our firs'r assembly . . . laughs land bark- ingl wifh Leon Smiih and his dogs . . . remember Music of India . . . really differen+ and +an'ralizing . . . May, 300l -we'll never forgef Alber+ OHO . . . be+ you wish you'd be alive when 'l'hey open fhe Crypi of Civiliza+ion . . . ihose award assemblies . . . we were proud of our a+hle'I'es and good cifizens . . . +hen foo, ihere were serious momenfs . . . like Armisiice Day when Reverend James W. Wrigh+, pas+or of +he Firsi Me+hodis'f Church was wi+h us . . . in November we made our way +o +he gym for +he Trampo- line Ar+is+s . . . up, down, bounce, up... we all hoped we could fry ii . . . and some of us did . . . Thanksgiving, and Miss Psiris waved her balon . . . our voices swelled wi+h +he s+rains of Come Ye Thankful People, Come . . .'fwo play pre- views made us eager, and we longed for H A P P Y Albert Otto. The I I I ll l ll I sum I! I l We look:-d into the futur- ilmusl 20011 5 r tl llvlur rvnwnihi-r the Traimpoline Artisls. Wo whirled uwuy to India with lh':-I zvstf ' ' ' ' 1 ul qrm . . . sumh in- lrlratzw l1lk'l04ll0S and perfect niunr- , ing pnisi-. per'Formance nighi . . . Dickens' A Chris+- mas Carol seni ou+ 'ihai holiday spirii and cheer . . . soon came +he Friendship Quiz, oh my . . . some male 'leachers look noie of cerfain feel ihey saw daily . . . how we hoped for our own con'l'es+an1's as +hey s+rove 'ro answer riddles . . . +ha+ American Governmenf class really had fheir big day . . . varieiyz jazz, classics, everyihing, Who? . . . 'course, +he Negau- nee High School Band . . . more rhy'l'hm and rhyme wiih fhe Charm Quarfel' . . . mmm . . . impersona+ions, 'for+une +ellers, venfriloquisls . . . oh, yes, pep meeiings when we yelled +iII we could yell no more . . . and laughed af +he class and club skils . . . Assemblies . . . some of +he hap- piesl hours of our high school life . . . here's +o many more nexf year! H O U R S l An assi-nihly highlight . . :ill enjoyed and will I. Lumber ianes ! 2. School Daze 'X- Fun's Ahead!! Bo+'l'om's up, Dave!! Workin' hard?? The Voice of 'Phe S+uden+s! Homecoming HH! Oufdoor men. Um-m, - Good! Serenade of+!1e lighfsl Sophomore glamour gals!! Gei' in 'l'here, and fig!1+! 5. Ashamed, Red? 6. Who made 'Phe funny? 7. Has anyone seen +he wifch? 8. Never gei' fired of s+udyin'! in eyes... ,.f..x...,,., 3 - S . ii 4 '2'-a ' ,,? F...,..- Members of 'Phe Quill and Scroll! Busy bees!! Firsl' Aiders! Fiffeen for lhe 'l'eam! 106 G. A. A. lni+ia+ion! Looks good! The finished producfl Our sfudenf jani'l'ors! 107 Q I g . ?vv .. 3 Ui, L Moon shines! The +hinkers! The clan plo+s! High school daze! Lunlc's a+ if again! S+uclious s'rudes! Jusi before 'rhe bell! Remember gym? A ioasll 108 K, : 'xl ii l if' iii-is i N WW M rr A ' a,4wl lqsmwrrri W N, W i ll frlmlrliw, Faculfy versus sfudenlsl Hall duly? Our firsf Soclc Hop The daily grind Q55 Sophs bids for The Pep Jug! Halls of M. H. S.! Corridor clowns! Pals! Smile preHy! Faculfy volleyball sfars! 'TC 1 14 Football . . . Negaunee . . . there 15 U. P. Cross Country Meet . 2 Jusl' as a season in the lumbering Indus fry draws to a close - SE PT Ii M li l'I ll 2 Football . . Kingsforcl . . . here. 7 Freshman orientation 8 School started 10 Football . . Munlsing . . . there Frosh-Soph . . . Munising . . , there 17 Homecoming Football . . . Newberry . . . here Frosh-Soph . . Newberry . , . here 20 Assembly . . . Chimpanzee C.rcus 23 Football . . , Ishpeming , , . there Frosh-Soph . , . Ishpemlng . . , here 30 Dads' Day Football . . . Gladstone . . . here OCTOBER 1 Football . . . Frosh-Soph , . , J. D, P. . here 7 Football . . . Soo. . . there Frosh-Soph , , . Rock . . . there 12 Assembly . . . Music of India Football . , . FroshASoph . . . Negaunee 21 Football . . Manistique , . . here Frosh-Soph . . . Manistlque . . . there End of first grading period 27 Sophomore Halloween Dance 28 Football . . . Frosh-Soph . . . J. D. P, , 31 Assembly . . . for boys , , , Fisher man's Guild. NOYl'1MBl'ZR 4 Assembly , . . Albert S. Otto 9 Assembly . . . Awards 11 Assembly . . . Armistice Day Program. 15 All School Play. 16 No school in the afternoon . , . Teachers 17 Assembly . . . Trampoline Artists 22 Basketball . . . Munising , , , there Frosh-Soph . . , Munislng . . . there 4 Assembly . . . Thanksgiving Day Program School closed at noon D EC EM BER 2 Basketball . . . Escanaba . , . there Frosh-Soph , I . Escanaba . . . there Find of second grading period 7 Tri-City Council Meeting 9 Basketball . . . Soo . . . here Frosh-Soph . . . J. D, P ..., here 6 Basketball A . . Newberry . , . here Frosh-Soph . . . Champion . . here 9 Assembly . . . Christmas Play 0 Christmas Play . . , for the public 1 Senior Christmas Party Christmas vacation started 6 Basketball . , . Calumet . . . here Frosh-Soph . . . St. Paul . . . here .IANFARY 3 Classes resumed 6 Basketball . . . Ironwood . . . here Frosh-Soph . . , National Mine . . . here 7 Basketball . . . Bessemer. . . here Frosh-Soph . . . J. D. P. . ' . here .5 Basketball . . . Ishpeming . . . here Frosh-Soph . . Ishpeming . , . here 4 Girls' Play Day , . . J. D. P. 5 Mid-Winter Band Concert l Basketball . . . Negaunee . . . there Frosh-Soph . 1 . Negaunee . . . there J Semester exams 4 Semester exams 5 Semester exams Frosh4Soph . . . Champion . . . there Senior Skating Party 6 No school . . . between semesters 7 Registration 0 Second semester began . . Iron Mounta FEBRUARY Basketball . . . Ishpeming . I . there Frosh-Soph . . . Ishpeming . . . there Basketball . . St. Joe I . . there Frosh-Soph . . . St. Joe . . . there Orchestra Concert Basketball . . . Negaunee I . . here Frosh-Soph . . . Negaunee . . . here No school in the afternoon Basketball . . Gladstone , . I there Basketball . . . Munlsing . . here Frosh-Soph . . Muni-sing . . I here N'o school in the afternoon . . . ski tournament Basketball . . Newberry . . . there Frosh-Soph . I . Mlchlgamme . . . here Basketball . . Soo . . . there Frosh-Soph . . . J. D. P .... there Local Forensic Contest MARCH Dislrlct Basketball Tournament District Basketball Tournament No school ln the afternoon I . . snow storm End of fourth grading period Girls' Play Day . . J. D. P. Chorus . . . Orchestra . . . Concert Assembly . , . Awards Faculty . . All-Star Game District Forensic Contest APRIL U. P. Orchestra-Chorus Festival Student Govemment Day Assembly . . . Negaunee High School Band Easter vacation started School, resumed Senior Play No school . . . BIE Day Freshman April Showers Dance End of flfth grading period Career Day Assembly . . . Charm Quartet U. P. Band Festival.. . I Escanaba M AY Baseball . . . Escanaba . . . theres Track . . . Escanaba . . . here PI T. A. Carnival Track . . . Negaunee . . . here Student Council Election Baseball . . . Ishpemlng . . . there Regional Forensic Contest . . . Ontonagon Tennis . I . Iron Mountain-Klngsford . . . there Junior Prom Track . . . Conference Meet . . . Manistique Tennis . . . Escanaba . . . there Spring Band Concert Baseball . . . Negaunee I . . here Seniors Girls-B. P. W. Banquet Baseball . . . Escanaba . . , here Track and Field Meet . . . Regional . I . here Track . . . Stephenson . . here Baseball . . . Negaunee . . . there Tennis . I . Escanaba . . . here Track . . . U. P. Finals . . , Houghton Baseball . . . Ishpeming . . . here Tmck . . I Relays . , . here JUNE F.n:tl Exams Final Exams U. P. Tennis Finals . . . here U. P. Tennis finals . . . here Baccalaureate Class night Final Exams Commencement Registration End of Second Semester - so ends anolher school year, with all the studies, ac'l'ivi+ies, and memories. elm of i967 .... DENNIS IOHNSON We'rel looking forward to the time when we will be taking little Dennis Iohmon's graduation picture . . . in about 17 years! He's the 7 month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Iohnson. Marquette. We would like to thank the staff oi the 1950 Tatlor for the privilege of taking most oi the photographs in this line yearbook. SAASTAMOINEN-BELLINGER STUDIO 112 THE COFFEE CUP 'QLAJ WW. S+eve Pe+ros is having a hard +ime irying fo decide which of fhe Coffee Cup's fine meals is his favoriie. MARQUETTE'S NEWEST RESTAURANT W. Washington Sf. Phone 336 24 HOUR SERVICE 113 This Annual was prinfed by GUELFF PRINTING COMPANY PRINTERS OF ANNUALS DISTINCTIVE STATIONERY AND FORMS Engraving and Embossing Rulers and Binders LARGEST COMMERCIAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT IN THE UPPER PENINSULA The Store for YOUNG MEN and MEN WHO STAY YOUNG It lt's New- We Have It 1-STEQN SFIELDJ Joe Consani makes a purchase from Clem Gingrass Home of- Hart Schaffner 8 Marx Botany 0500 Varsity Town Bock Knit Arrow-Munsing Wear I-lickok-Interwoven Catalina-B. V. D. and Kaynee 114 3p,IRY p CONGRATULATIONS 0Q,fEU'-'fefoo Z-'Q O C. Marque+I'e Io M V Q CLASS OF 'so WNORTHERNM Michigan DAIRY CO. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Have your Prescripfions Filled LEVINE BROTHERS At PLUMBING - HEATING PENDILL'S PHARMACY rquette 219 W. Washington St ll 82 le-ming: ' Ill No. First St Pho 464 102 Washingtc bt M 'sing 321 E. Supe i St. Phone 274-X Phone 14. 115 QUALITY HARDWARE BUILDERS, HARDWARE, PAINTS AND VARNISHES 221 S. Front St. Coal Lumber Building Malerial Briquefs Packaged Coal SPEAR AND SONS INCORPORATED Truck Crane Available 'For Excava+ion Efc. QPAINE, WEBBER. JACKSON 81 CURTIS Established 1879 SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD Member Principle Stock and HOLMGREN BUICK Front at Bluff JACK J. DIXON, Mgr. J. 81 H. ELECTRIC CO Commodity LEO W. BRUCE, Manager We Service +I1e Producls W S II 106 Harlow Block Telephone 1991, 1992 e e MARQUETTE, MICHIGAN 106-108 N. 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Howe, M.D. Williams Hillside Markef Blacksione Cab Co. W. D. Salo. D.D.S. R. H. Borcleau, D.D.S. 128 INDEX A Abltz, Raymond .......,.. ..... ......., 2 6 Adams, John ........ ....,. ....... 3 8 , 92 Adams, Nancy ,,..............,............,.... ...,. 4 2, 67 Ano, Kennezn ..............,...,...,.,.. ...,,......,.,....,. 3 s Aho, Mary Ann ,....,... .,,,...,,.,, 3 8, 56, 73 Aho, Reljo . ..,.,.....,..V. 38, 65, 68, 70, 92 Alexander, Sally ......., ..,,..., ....... ................ 2 6 Alford, Rev. .................,.....,... ..,,, ..,..........,.. 6 9 Alholm, John ........ .. ..,. ,,.,..... 4 7 Anderson, Betty ..,.. ..,.. .,..,.....,...,. 4 7 Anderson, Edwln ..,. ........, 4 2, 66 Anderson, George ..,. . ..,.,.,.,..,....,...., 42 Anderson, Kathleen .... .... . .....42, 64 Anderson, Lowell ............,.....,.....,......,..., ..,,. 3 8 Anderson, Mary Lou ..,. 47, 58, 72, 100 Angullm, Evelyn .....,............ .46, 47, 72 Anspaugh, Charles ...... 47, 65, 71, 73, 83. 93 Argenopoulos, John .. , ...., ..,.... .......,..,...... . . 47 ART CLUB ...,..,..........., ..............., 6 7 B . Babcock, Carolyn ,.,.., ........ , .42, 63, 72, 103 Babcock, Louise ...... .,..,.,..,..... 4 7, 60, 73 Bahrman, Joan ...,.... ....,,.. , .......,........... 2 6 Balhrman, Robert .... . . .... ,..... 4 2 65 Balblerz, Joyce' .,.... ......... ....., 38 60 Balmes, Patricia ..,... ...., , ..42. 64. 73 Barry, Marllyn ..... ..,. ,........, ...... . . 2 6 Barshaw, Joan ....... ...,.., .,.... . . 38 Basal, Nancy ....,......,. ...... . .47 Beauchamp, Noreen .... ,...... . 47 Beaudln, Pat .... , ....... ,.,.., . .26 Beaudry, Bonnle ..... ....,...,.. ........,..,..,...,. . . 42 Beaudry, Ellzabeth .............,.. ....,,.......,. ..... . . 43 Beckman, Joan .......,... .... 2 6, 58. 64. 73, 100 Beckman, William ...,.,,...,..... 47, 66, 73, 100 Belanger, John ............ .................... ,,.. 4 2 , 69 Belfry, Verlln ...... ............ ..,........... . . 39 Bell, Earl ........... .....,......,..,,.,..... 4 7, 66 Bell, Joan ....,,...., ...... . ,47, 55, 60, 67 Bell, Joseph ,..... .,.....,..... .,......,... , , 38 Bell, orzn . ..,...........,...... ...,.,.. . ..... ,,,.... 3 s , 70 Belmore, Rlta .... ,...,, ...,........,..... . .,.,...... 2 6 , 58 Berdamln, Melva .......,.......,.....,...... ,...,,..,,,. . .47 Benson, Dean .......,.. 42, 57, 68. 83, 90, 93 Bergh, Carl ..........,..........,...,.......,.....,......... ..26 Berglund, Margaret .......... .... . . ........... 38, 57 Bergstrom, Charles .,.............. 42. 63, 70, 83 Bergstrom, Kathleen .... ..26, 54, 55, 60, 99 Bernard, Mary .........,....,....,..... .......... 38 73 Berryman, Howard ,,., ,...... ........ ............ , . . ...22 Bertrand, John .......... ..............,........ 2 6 65 Bess, Martln ......,,,,.., ........ 2 7. 68, 71, 72 Best, Audrey ....... ........ 4 2, 58, 62, 98 Betts, Joan ..,........,. ..... . . .... 47, 60, 73 Bigger, Evelyn .,,... ..,................... . .42 B.gnall, Alton ...... ...... 3 8, 72 Blgnall, Bruce ...... ...... 4 2, 65 Blgnall, Glenn ..,.. .......... 2 7, 65 Bignall, Kelth ....... ............,............. . .,27, 65 Bllllngs, Marllyn ........................,.....,......... 47 Bishop, Henrletta ........ 38, 52, 59. 68. 73 85 Blond, Jerry ............................................,,. ,.48 Blondeau, James .......,................ ........,.......... 3 8 Bocklund, Dan ................ 42, 52. 71, 90, 91 Bosworth, Madonna ................. ..... 42, 68 Bothwell, Henry J. .. ...... .. ........... ,...21 Bourdage, Ruth ........ ....,47 Bowers, Albert .,..... .. ..,..... ....... . .38 Bowers, Donald ..,........,............. ........, 4 4 Bowers, Ray ...,.............. ,............. . ..37. 81 Bowers, Robert..47. 52, 67, 68. 71, 92, 100 Bowers, William ................................,,..... ..47 Boyd, Mary C, ..... ,,.........,.... . ...42, 73 Boyle, John .........,.... 42, 66, 83, 90, 94 Boyle, Nancy .......,,...................,. ......,.. . .33 Brlgman, Ruth ...................... ..........,........ 2 7 Brlgman, Wayne ........ 38, 59, 71, 84, 88 91 Britton Duma. .,..............................., 67 Brown, Alexander ..................... ..47, 92 Brown, Beverly ...... ,.,. ..,....... .... 7 3 Brozek, Joan ,............. ,.......... ...... 4 2 , 73 Brumm, Mary Lou ....... ............. 5 9, 100 Brumm, William .. .......... 42, 59, 83, 100 Bugeon. Ann .........,................... ....,. 2 2, 67 Bullock, Carl .....,... .... . . .......... 22, 47 Bullock, Clarence . .... ........... . .22 Burdick, Milton .. . ........... ..44 Burgan, John .. ..., . 65 Bums, Francis ...... . ...... 42, 66 Bums, Kay .......,.... ,..... 2 7. 73 Bush, Dorothy .,....... .......... . .,...... 4 7 Busslere, Paul ....... .. ..... ,.... , 65 Busslere, Richard Butala, Mary Ann ..... ..........,......... ,.42 64 ..38, Button, James ....,,.... .. ....... 38, 94 C Carlson, Jean ,..,.,.... .. . . . . ...38, 59 Carter, Lawrence .. .. ........... .......,.. , .38 Charter, Anne ...,.... .......,... .... ........... 5 8 , 73 Charter, John ,....................... ,,,42, 71, 90, 99 Chenoweth, Roger ....... ...,..,..... 38 , 65, 77, 93 Clark, David .,............,.,. 38, 69, 84, 88. 93 Clark, Gall ...................,.,,,,....,.............,,...,.., 47 Closser, Martha ....,,, ...,. ..,,. 4 7 , 58. 67, 73 Clulo, James ..,......,...,.. . ,..,.. ,.....,.,.. ..... 4 3 , 65 Cole, Judson .......,.,..... .27, 65, 76. 80, 94 COMMERCIAL CLUB , . ,64 Consanl, Joseph .26. 69, 70, 76, 84, ss, 91, 101 CONSERVATION CLUB ....... ......,... .... .... 65 Cook, Tom ....., .,.............,........ 4 2, 67, 90. Culver, Harry ,.......... .... , 27, 69, 76, 93, D Dahlstrom, Albert ......, .,........ Dahlstrom, Harold ..... . ..... 42, Deacon, Robert ..... December, Joseph .... ......... Deegan, Carol ........, ........... 4 2, Deegan, Margaret ...... , .......,....,...,........ 44, Deegan, Mary ..................,............. 44, 60, DeHaa.s, Jackie ...., ....... 2 1, 55, 72, as, DeMllle, Nancy ...., ............ ..... 4 7 , 67, DePetro, Joyce . ..........,..............,............ .. Derocher, Nancy ............ 44, 55. 60, 67, Derrick, Yvonne .......... . ..... 47, 54, 55, 59, DesJardins, Pat ...,..........,....,................... DesJardlns, Paul ..... .............,.......... 4 7, Desormler, Robert .. ......, ,. Desautelle, SYIRYOH Dledrlch, Marlene .... 94 94 27 65 ...47 47 64 60 61 101 68 0,44 73 71 ...47 66 ...27 47 38 70 92 38 73 20 73 69 59 42 90 28 48 38 28 44 38 73 Dlngman, Charlotte ....,,...,..,.....,... 47, 57, Dionne, Gary .................... 47, 66, 73, 83, Dlonne, James ..... .. .................,,........ .. Dlonne, Marlene ...,....,.. ...,....,............ 3 8, Donckers, Frank C. ..............................,. , Dorow, Mary .....,..,....... ......... 3 8, 59, 64, Doucette, Dlck .,.............. .........,..,......., 2 7, DRAMATIC CLUB .... .......,......., . 58, Driscoll, M. Florence .... ...,... 2 2, Driscoll, Robert ..,....... ....... 4 4, Dugas, Nina ..,........... ...,..... Dunham, Dale , ....., ..... . Dunstone, Robert ., .... .. Dupuis, John .,,...... ........,... Duquette, Bernard . ..................... 38, Durand, Madonna ,. ,...., .................. . Dyer, Sandra .......,.............,.. 44, 58, 61, E Easley, Ruth ..... .,.... .,..... 4 7 , 55, 60, Ellola, Arlene ,,.. Ellis, Barbara .. Ellis, Donald .. Ellis, James ..... Elzlnga, Judy ...... . ...,.. 28, 72 67 43 65 68 Englund, Robert ...... ............. , ...... 3 8, 65 Epper, Betty ......,...... ................ 5 6, 57, 73 Ericson, Donald ...... .,,.... 3 8. 52, 66, 71 Er.cson, Martin ...... ,......... .............. 6 6 , 73 Everson, Allana .....,.................... 28, 60, 97 Ewing, Larry ...........,............ 38, 52, 53, 69, 72 F Fassbender, Joan ..,..... ..,...........,.. 4 7, 60 Fassbender, Marllyn ............................. 43 Fassbender, Walter ................ 28, 65, 73, 93 Feltner, Martha ..... .......... ,...............,..... 4 3 Fennlg, Lois ,...,....,,... ...... 3 7, 62, 73, 100 Ferguson, Hazel ......,,,.,,,,...,............ ..22 Fine, David ....... ................,........,...... 6 6 Fine, Jane ..,....... ........., ,,,.. ..... 28 , 60 , 98 Fleury, Joan .........,............,......,....,.. ..28 Fllnk, Mabel ..,................. 28, 52, 60, 98, 101 Ford, Ila ...,.....,.....,........,.......,...................,... 22 FORENSIC CLUB .,........,.....,,,............. 62 Fowler, Joyce ....... , .. ......... 28, 58, 67, 73 Fowler, William ..... ....., ............ , . .47, 66 Frazier, Wllllam ..,..... ............,......... 4 7 52 Frednckson, James .... ......... 4 7, 65, 68, 73 Froney, Etta Jo ..,.,....., ...,...,.,..... 4 7, 55 60 Froney, Florence ..,........ ....,.,... 3 8, 55, 60 G G. A. A. . .,...........,,..,..... ........... . 60 Gamble, Francis ,... .... .,...... 4 7 , 66 Garbett, Gary .....,.., ,.47 Garbett, Wayne .. ,.... . ..28 Gauthier, Jamefs . ...... .,47 Gauthier, Ruth . ...,........ 28 Gentz, Janet .. ,,...,....... ..43 Gentz, Judy .,,,, .....,. 3 8, 73 Gerlach, Fred ...... ...........,....... 4 7 Gibson, Sandra ..... .....,........ 3 9, 73 Glngras, Allan ..,.........., ................., 4 3, 76 Glngras, Clement .... .,........ 4 7, 65, 83 Gingras, Judith ......... ................,......... 4 7 Giroux, Betty ..,.,.. ...,................,..... . .39 Goldsworthy, Earl ..... .,..... 3 7, 65, 71, 83 Goldsworthy, Harry ................,........,.,...... 47 Graf, David ............,.. ..... 3 7, 54, 70, 83, 93. 100 Graham, Catherine ......................., 29, 67, 100 Grawn, Forrest ....,..........,..........,........,.., ..26 Gray, Dayne ............,....... 47, 55, 60. 79, 100 Gray, Richard ........ 39 54, 56, 57, 61, 100 Gregorlch, Joseph .,......................,............ 138 Green, Sue Ann ........... ................,. 4 7, 60, 73 Grimes, Joanne . .,.. ...,..,............. . ,29 Grivas, Esther .,...,...,,. .......... 4 7, 60, 72 G-rundstrom, Virglnla ,.,.... ..22, 48 Gucky, John ..., .........,. ........ ,..,............. 2 2 Gugln, Clifford ...,...,.... ............. 7 1, 76, 90 Guflland, David ..... ......... 2 9, 52, 69. 76, 81, 91, 100 Guilland, Sybil ........ ..,.... 3 7, 39, 57, 60, 64 Gullianl, Gloria .... ..,........, .,.....,........,. 3 9 , 59 Gumrnerson, Rita .... ...,.......... ............. . . 43 GUN CLUB .......,....... ..,,......... , .66 Gustafson, Barbara ..,... ..,,.,., 3 9, 64 Gutzman, Kay .,...... .....,......, . .47 Gylund, Nancy .,...........,. ........ 4 7, 58 H Hagel, John . .43, 66, 70, 83, 90, 94 Hahka, Joyce ,. . . .. ,, . . .,....43, 61 Hakenjos, Gurdon .... ,............. . 39, 65, 66, 93 Hakenjos, Margaret . ..................... 29, 73 Hakenjos, Martin ..... ......... 65 , 68, 92 Haley, Margery ......, ......... ..... 4 3 , 60 Hamel, Peter .....................,, ............... 2 2, 65 Hamel, Sarah ....................,,.......... 29, 60, 99 Hammersmith, Marguerite ..,,..... ..,22, 39, 56 Hampel, Charlene ...,.......................,.... 39, 56 Hansen, Beth ............,,........,. 29, 54, 55, 101 Harkln, Joan ,..,..... .,..........................,.... 2 9 Harrington, Eileen .......,.,................. ..43 Hartzler, Genevieve ..... ......... 2 2, 38, 60 Hatch, Mr. ..................,.. .........,................ 69 Hauserman, Margaret ..... ,....... 4 3, 55, 59, 71, 72, 100 Havlcan, Car0l ......., .....,........... ...,..........., 2 9 Hawes, Catherine .... ........ 2 2, 56, 58, 62 Hawes, Marilyn .,.. ............. 4 7, 60, 64 Healy, Duane ,.... .,............................,......., 4 3 Heath, Dolores .........................,.......... 39, 57 Helberg, Wesley ........ 54, 71, 72, 78, 84, 93 Helt, John ...................,............ 43, 65, 66, 70 Hicks, James .........,...................... 29, 71, 72 Hicks, Marcia ,........... 43, 54, 59, 71, 72, 98 Hlney, David . .,....................,..,..,.... 47, 68, 70 Hoard, Patsy ..................,.,....... 39, 56, 57, 73 Hockln, Betty ......,..... ............,.,.......... 3 9, 73 Hoffman, Wllllam ...,......,..... 22, 39, 52, 53 Hokenson, Theodore ..,. ..,................. 4 7, 66 Hollowlnski, Patsy ..... ,... ..... 4 7 , 59, 73 Holm, Josephine .........,.........., ..47 Holm, Theresa . .... ....... ,.39 Hoppe, William ....... ................. ...... 3 9 Hornada, John . ,. ,... .......................... 4 7 Houle, Clarlda. ....... ....,..,...... 4 3, 60, 64, 99 Howe, Dan .......... , ...... 29, 52, 54, 76, 100 Huebner, Jane ...... ................,...,....... 3 9, 73 I-Iult, Joan ..,.,......... .......,...,........... 3 9, 58 Hun, Rita ................ .,...........,,......,.........., 2 9 Hultgren, Kay .......................... 52, 56, 68, 73 Hunes, Annie May ....... ............................. 5 9 Hurd, Jayne . .,...,...,.... ...,... ....... 4 3 , 59 Hutter, Ronald ............. ............ 4 3 I Iery, Elizabeth ..........,.,................ ....,........... 3 9 J Jacobson, Judith , .,....,..., 47, 58, 62, 71, 72 Jacobson, Nancy ...,........ 42, 43, 52, 58, 61, 72 Jacques, Daphne .,....,.........,.,............. 44, 59 Jacques, Yvonne ................ 46, 47, 52, 59, 73 Jensen, Eerdy ...... ,..,...,.,...,........., 4 7, 66 Johnson, Alice ...... ...,,...,.,..... 4 7, 71, 72 Johnson, Alton ..... ...,..,....,........... 4 4 Johnson, Barbara ..........,.,........... 47, 68 Johnson, Betty Ann ....... ..,...... .... 4 4 , 59, 73 Johnson, Douglas ..........., 29, 69, 84. 89. 94 Johnson, Edward ............ 47, 65, 68, 71, 100 Johnson, Frank ..,.. ,,.,................,...... 4 7, ,67 Johnson, Fred .,..,., ....... 3 9, 54, 56, 57, 68, 93. 100 Johnson, Ingrid .... ..., ...,.......... 3 9 , 56, 57 Johnson, James ...... ..............,.................. 4 4 Johnson, Janet .,...,.................. 47, 58, 67, 72 Johnson, Jean Marle ..,............,.......... 44, 67 Johnson, John .,,..........,.. ....,,,.,......,. 4 7, 68 Johnson, Joyce Marle .....,. 29, 72, 73 Johnson, Lorraine ........... , ...... 44, 64, 73 Johnson, Lowell .... ......... ..30, 65 Johnson, Marilyn .... ...,... 4 4, 62, 63 Johnson, Martha ................ 37, 60, 72 Johnson, Milton ..........................,. 22, 43, 91 Johnson, Richard ....,.......,................, 44, 92 Johnson, Ronald , ............... 44, 83, 90, 92, 94 Johnston, Mrs. R. R.. ,. ,...,....,...,... ........... . .22 Johnston, Sharon ..,......,........ .,...........,. 3 0, 65 K Karabetsos, Evan ............ 43, 63, 70, 90, 91 Karabetsos, John .................... 37, 76, 91, 92 Kasiska, Martin ...........,.,,. 42, 43, 52, 53, 65, 69, 83, 93 Keeler, Beverly ......,...., ...,............. 4 7, 64, 67 Keeler, Jacqueline ..... ....,.........,,. 4 3, 55 Kellan, Dorl ...,,..... ......... 5 6, 57, 68 Kendrlcks, George .... . ,... . ......,,........, 22 KEY CLUB ............. ...,............... 6 9 King, Elizabeth ..... ......,.,.,........ 4 8 Knauss, Jack ........,... ........ 3 0, 69, 93 Kooker, L. D, .... ....... ....... .... ..........,.... 2 0 Korhonen, Barbara ..,...............,......,,......... 48 Koskl, Ronald .......,........,... 48. M, 70, 100 Kotlla, Paul ...,........,,.......... ,...23, 48, 65, 83 Kramer, James ..... ....,... 3 0, 77, 84, 89, 94 Krieg, Gerald ...... ,..,,,...,.,.,,.... 4 3, 58. 73 Kukuk, Grace .,,......... ...................,,,.. 2 3, 37 Kurian, Martin ,.........., .......... 4 4, 67 L Laakso, Evelyn ..,........,..,...... . ...43, 64, 73 Laamanen, Jeane . .....,..... 30, 56, 57, 60. 101 La.Bonte, Mark ,... ,. ..,..,..,.,.. 48, 66, 71, 93 LaCombe, Barham ..., ...................,.,,...,...... 3 0 LaFayette, Kenneth , ,....,. . .,..,........ ...43 Lerremere, E. J. .... ,.,. ..., .,.............. 2 o Lahti, Dorothy ....... .. ..,.......... 30, 56, 57 Lahti, Irene .......... .......... ....... 3 0, 73 Lahti, Jeanette ......,. ....,,,.. 4 3, 60, 61. 99 Lahti, Joyce ...........,.... ............. 3 0, 57, 64 LaJeunesse, Agnes , ...,.. ,. ..,...........,,.... ..48 L.aJeunesse, Phyllis ...,, ..,....... 4 8, 73 LaLonde, Larry .......... .......,..... 3 7 Lambert, Orville ..,,..........,, .... 4 8 Lampson, Bert .... ,,........... 2 3, 66 Larson. Larson, Larson, Larson, LaRue, Dorothy ........... Helen ........ .. ...........,. 43, 54, Howard ........ 48, 66 70, 83, 90, Margaret ......,,.,...... 30, 56. 73, 1 00 93 85 Blanche ...............,......,..... ....,,.............. 3 0 6 O LATIN CLUB .. lawrence, Elaine ..........43, 64 57, lawrence, Gloria .................. ,... ......... ,.... 3 0 , 58 Lawry, Harlow ............,..A........ 37, 59, 66, 70 Lomlerux, Nancy ..,..,.,A.................................. ,31 Lempesls, Helen .,.,.... 37, 54, 56, 60, 62, 99 Lempesla, Patrlcla ........................., 37, 67, 73 Lenox-e, Allce .......................AA............... 48, 67 LeRoy, Mlles .... . .......................,.......,... 65, 66 Iaskee, Mabel G. .........,......................,....... 20 Igvlne, Rlchard .,.,........ 37. 52, 58, 59, 66. ' 73, 77, 93, .32 L'!-Iullller, Joseph ..... ,........... 4 8, 83A 92,' moby, Marllyn ....... ....,............ 4 .s'1, 54 Llulok, Sally .......... ......,......... . ....,... 4 3 Llndehlad, Roland . ..-------..--,---- 48 Longtlne, Clarence ..............,..A. ..37 Longtlne, Lola ...... ................. 4 8, 55 Inomls, Jerry ........... ..,..... 3 7, 77, 93, loomls, Sigmund ...,.. ......... 4 8, 71, 94 norm, mmm ..... .....,....... 4 3, as mucus, Rouen . ................ 4s. 65 Luke, Besale .......,.. ....... 3 1, 57, 64 Luoma, Ronald ..........-.- ...--- . ,31 Lyons, Grace ..... ,,,,,, , 4.43. 67 Lyons, Charles ....... .......,... . .39, 69 Lyons, Nancy ..... ......... 3 1, ,55, ao Lyons, Robert .,............ ....... ,... . . 87, 94 M MacDonald, James' ............ ........ 4 3, 59, 68 MacDonald, Margaret .43 ....,. . .............,.,.......,. 37 HICDGIQIII, Donald .................. 43, 63, 70 Macbougall, Sharon ................ 39, 54, 57, 59 McCarty, Jeanette .....................,.... ..48 local-ty, ual-llyn -- .......,.,,. .,.,... 3 1, 57 IDUIIIICY, mry ........., .,..... 3 1, so, 57, 73 seclelland, .... .. ,,..,.. ......... 5 .... 33 cbohald, e ...,. ....,.... , , Mellllchem, Robert 4, ..,... ...............,.........,.. 4 3 llcdeorge, Roy ...,:..., ...............,.................. .48 llcGlnley, Dennll .,.,QQ,. ........ 43, 68, 69. 73 McGowan, Mlltondayg-..,.. ..............-...4 21, 68 Mehaughlln. l ..........,,,,.,,.,...... 43. 66 lnoum, Lowe ........ .... ...,, 4 3 , '13, sa, loo Hgluter, Donna .,................................. ..... 4 8 Magnuson, Barbara ..... ......,....,....... 4 8, 60 llahowald, Davld ........,........... 48, 66, 71, 100 Maki,-Gertrude ..,.....,.....,......,........., 43, 67, 73 mal, Joan ......... ....... 4 3, 54, 55, 58, 61. , 62, 98. 100 Maki. Lou .......... ....... 3 7. 50, 57. 73 Maltl, Robert .,....... .............,.,.... 3 1, 73 musty, Alycg . ,,,,,4 .............,....,....,. 4 8 Marcea,l.l,'Grace .......,. .....,... 4 3, 60, 73 Marlowe, Richard ................,......,.. .37 Matt, John .... : .......,.. ....,................. 65 , 66 Mayhew, Marllyn ..... ........ 4 3, 60, 73, 99 Mayworm, Jack ., ....,.....................,..... 39 Melby, Donn ............. ,,.,... ,......... . . ..448 Meredith, Janl , ....,... 43. 57. 58. 61, 64 Messenger, X' ..,.,................,.....,,.., 48, 67 Messenger, A ..... 1 ............,,............ 31, Messenger, J t ..46, 48, 52, 53, 55, 58, Meyer, Dorls .,..,................. ............................ Michelson, Donald ....... ........ .... Mlchelson, Ronald ........... Mlcln, Nell ............. ,....,..,..,............ 3 9, lllller, .Ioan .......... Miller, Jullene ....,,... lltchell, Gilbert .....,.......... 44, llongraln, Helen ,..,,. Morals, Dolores ,.... Moreau, Lowell .. Morln, Paul ...... Morrlssey, Allen ..... Muhlhauser. Grace . 71, 52, 67 73, 56, .........31, , 66 71 31 31 43 69 58 100 73 98 44 39 66 . ...... ,..,.,,,..... . 48, .......44, 55, 60, 67 Mullen, John J. .,........ ....... 2 3, 76, 90. 94 Mark, Ruth ..,... ............,................ 3 9 Murphy, Eileen .........,. ..........,... 23 , 47, 58 uumhy. Ollve . ...... ..........,,...,, 4 s, 58. 71, 98 . - N Narbuhu, Vincent .,...., ......... 2 3, 37, 38, 63 Nelson: Beverly .....,. ,..,..,.. . .....,,.. 3 9, 59 Nelson, Donald .. ..........,,.....,,............. 31 Nelson, Harold ...... .....,.. 3 1, 69, 70, 77 Nelson, Janlce .. .,.................,.,,..... 48 Nevala, Donna ,..... ......,......,........... 4 8 Newman.. Dorothy ,........ ......,............. 4 4. 67 Newman, Norman .,,,..............,..... 32, 69, 77 Nicholson, Barbara ..., 32, 58. 73. 100, 101 Nicholson, John ............,............... 48, 59, B3 Nleml, Lois . .....,..... .. ....... ...48, 62, 71, 100 Nllel, Thomas ,,..... ....... 4 4. 71. 72. 94 Noel, Robert ....,,..,... ................,...... 4 s, ss Normand, Henry' ,. .....................,..,.. 48, 59 Normand, Tom ..... ........, 3 9, 56, 57, 59. 62, 73, 85 Norr, Carol ....... .,...,...,.........,..,........,...,. ..39 Norr, Charlotte ......,.,....,.,.........,.. 32, 58, 73 Nol-tn, Llnooln ......,.,...........,..,....,..... 43, 73 Nystrom, Carl .....,...... 37, 39, 52, 69, 76, 81. - 84, 89, 94 Nystrom, Nell ,.,. , ........ 39, 69. 76, 84, 88 0 0'Dell, George .....,............,. 32. 54, 59. 72, 100, 101 O'Dollnell, Shlrley . ......,..............,....,.. 39 Ojanen, Ellen ...,.... ,...,.......,... 3 9, 73 Olson, Olson, Olson, Olson Herman E. .... .. ,....... . -.-.---------A- -20 Manlyn ., ..,.,,. ,,...... 3 2, 64, 73, 85 Marlon ...... .,,.,..,,......,,.,........ . .. Rita ......,. Carolyn ...,...... 48, 52, 59, 71, 72 Qsterberg, Maurl Omllli 60. 32 67 73 44 Owens, Helen .... ........ 3 9, 57, 58 Oystl, Marvin .......... .......................... 4 4 P Paltl, Carol ....., ....... ...,......,...,... 3 9 , 64 Pallas, Paul ......... ...,,...... 68 , 84, 89 Pallas, Tom .. ....,......., .......... 3 9, 48, 71, 90 Palm, Jeanette ,... ..,......,...,...... 3 2, 55, 65, 73 Papadlkls, James .....,.......... 39, 84, 89, 94 Paquette, Richard ............ 44, 65, 69, 77, 81 Parent, Joyce ..............,....,....,..,..........,....... 48 Parent, Marllyn ............ 32, 55, 65, 73, 101 Parent, Robert ...... ....,.......... 3 2, 76, 77, 80 Parker, Duane .. ......,.......,..,......... 44, 66 Parolini, Bert . ................. 32, 65 Parollnl, George .. ............. ,........ 4 8 Pascoe, Kendall .... ...,... 4 4, 71, 100 Patterson, Joseph . .......,..... 23, 70, 72 Paul, Robert ............ .,......,. 32 , 55, 69, 92 Pavegllo, Nancy . ...., ............ 4 4, 55, 73 Peano, Clovis .........., ......,, 4 4, 66, 61 Pearce, Thomas ,..... ...............,.............. 4 8, 65 Pendlll, Claudius .,,.................................. ..15 Perrln, Margaret . ,........ .......,......,... 3 9, 54, 60 Peters, Tom ........ 32, 52, 69, 71, 76, 80, 84, ' 89, 93, 101 Petersfm, Betty .............................. 39, 58 Peterson, Janet ...... ....... 4 4, 59, 64, 7.1, 73 Peterson, Karl .,....... .....,,...........,..,,......... . .48 Peterson, Kenneth ......,...........,.......... ..48 Peterson, Lloyd ..,.,.. .....,... 4 4, 71, 65, 63 Peterson, Marie ...... ....................,...... 4 8, 72 Peterson, Mary K. ..,.,......,.......... ..,....... 3 2, 60 Petros, Steve ................ 26, 54, 55, 69, 77, 80, 84, 88, 93, 94 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB ........... ,.... ...,...... 68 Pierce, Mary ..,.. .,........... ................ 2 3 , 42, 44 Plattenburg, Mary ...,.... 44, 59, 62, 72, 100 Ploennles, Melvln ...,.................................... 48 Plotezka., Marlene .. ..,................,............... 39 Pogue, Mary ..,....... .......,. 3 3, 58, 73 Poppe, Loretta .... .............. 3 3, 73 Porter, June ....... ...................,... 3 3, 60 Porter, Wallace .... , ................,,.............. .,94 Poslo, Ronald ................ 44, 65, 69, 77, 90 PROJECTION CLUB ................................ 68 Pruess, Bill .................... 33, 69, 71, 77, 81 84, 88, 92 Pslrls, Alexandria ............... .......... 2 1, 67, 73 Pulver, Phlllp .......,....., ....,,.... ,.... . . 48 Q Qullllam, Shella ..........................,... ..... 3 9, 64 Qulnnell, Edward ....,....... 33, 58, 71, 72, 77, 100. 101 B Racine, Barbara .................... 39, 60, 73, 99 Rankin, James ....... .............,.,......,,........ 33 Rama, Marlene ......................................... ..39 Ranta, Robert ............... ................. 4 4, 83, 90 Redman, Mary Lou ..,................. 48, 55, 71 Redman, Robert ........ 39, 52, 69, 77, 80, 84, 89, 93, 94 Reed, Ruth .................................................. 23 Rein, Agnes .............. ..........,.......,.,..... 2 1 Remlllard, Rosemary .... ......... 4 2, 44, 60 Remington, Patrlcla ..... ............. 3 9, 73 Richards, Arlene ......... .............. 3 9, 73 Richardson, John ...... ......., 3 9, 55, 91 Rlntala, Ruth ............... ............... 4 8, 60 Rlopelle, Donna Mae ....... .......... 3 9, 54, 64 Rlsto, Svea, .......,...........,......................,, 23, 43 Roblnson, Emma Jean ....,.......,... 44, 59, 67 Robinson, Marilou .............. 39, 58, 67, 100 Robinson, Wllllam ........ 33, 65, 71, 72, 92 Ross, Allen ..,,.,.,.,........................,................. 39 Royce, Luke ,.,.,,, .. ....,................... 48, 71, 73 Royea, Judith . ....... ........ 3 9, 54, 56,' 67, 73 Rudness, Carol ...... ........................ 4 4, 59, 73 Rushford, William ............ 37, 69, 77, 88, 93 Rushton, Tom .....,............., 39, 65, 69, 77, 93 S Saarl, Wllllam ............. ........ 3 9, 69, 70, 73 Saln, Lawrence ..,,.. ...................,. 2 3, 66 Salke, James .....,.. ................. 3 9. 66 Salke, Julie ...,.... . ....... 44, 60, 61 Salo, Elaine ......... ............. 3 3, 72 Sandell, Corrlne ..... ................... 3 3 Sandell, Harold .. ..,...................,............. 44 Savola, William ..,................,......,......... 23, 69 Schneider, James ............ 42, 44, 52, 67, 70, 83, 90, 91, 94 sehwelnsberg, Steve ..... ,.....,.. ......,.... 3 9 , 58 Schwenke, Joan ........ Schwenke, Wayne .... SCIENCE CLUB . Scully, Jamm ....,.. Sello, Tolvo .... Senlcal, Vlola. .,..... Shaw, Dorothy ., Shaw, Edward .. Shaw, June .......... Sheldon, Carol ...... Sherblnow, Gary ......... Sherblnow, Gerald ..... Slcotte, Eleanor . .,.. . Slevers, Gale ,...... Sllta, Lorraine ....,. Slmons, Russell ..... Slmonson, Mona . 66 65, . ..,. ,........... .,..... . . 65 65, 68 64 38, 54, ....,..23, ........39 .......33, . ............. 48, 55, 59, ...,.....44, ..........48, 7 59 67 66 67 60 65 73 Slmpson, Isabelle ....... ......... 2 3, 39, 54 Sims, Don ......,...,.. .,..,...... ........... 3 9 Slms, LeRoy ... .H .. 44 Smith, Dale .. Smlth, Paula . Smith, Raymond . ,. ...... 44, .. ....48 58 44 Smith, Tom U ..... Smyth, Dorothy ..... .......,........... 3 9, 59, Sorenson, Nancy .....................,...... 48, 58, Sosnouskl, Stanley , ........... 23, 69, 76, 84, SPANISH CLUB .... ............................... Stack, James ..... ,, ..... ,............ ........ ,,., 4 8 , Stelnberger, Marie .... ......................... 4 8, Stenberg, Ronald ........ ......... 3 3, 65, 63, Stengleln, Karl ........ ..... ......................,.... Stengleln, Ronald ................................ 48, Stephansky, Bernard ...,......,......... 46, 48, Stephen-son, John ........ 48, 52, 83, 90. 91, Sterbenz, Earl ........... Stone, John .. ....... St. Onge, Alvin . ...... . Stroh, Wayne ..,,.............. STUDENT COUNCIL .... Summersett, Frank ....... Swajanen, Donna ...... Swajanen, Ellzabelh . Swanson, Cllfford .... wanson, Janet .... Swanson, Joan . .... Swanson, Paul ........ Sweeney, Blll .....,.......... T T. A. B. S. Talpale, James TATIJER, THE Tauses, Nancy Taylor, Betty Temple, Shlrley 64 72 92 H63 66 60 69 ..48 73 94 93 ..44 93 ...,,..39, as. 11, ............,......... 52, 53 71 'ra 'ra 35, sa ro, 72 ...,....as, 55 55 44, 52, 53, 59, 73 66 Thomann, Jack ....,....................... 44, 65, Thompson, Agnes ........................ 44, 60, 73 Thompson, Jack ....,........... 34, 54, 65, 71, 72 Thompson, Shirley .....................,.............. 48 Tlberg, Charlotte . ....,............... 34, 55, 85 Tlbor, Janlce .... .... ......,... 4 4 , 60, 61, 63. 71, 73, 100 Tibor, Terry ..... ..............,.................. 4 4 Tormela, Doris .... ......... 4 4, 59, 93, 100 Touchinskl, Kay ,.... ..........,.. ........... 4 8 , 72 Treloar, Jim ............. ..,...... 3 8, 65, 70, 73 Trevlllion, Robert .. .......,..................... 34 Toon, Ronald ........ ............,.,........... 4 4 Tuomela, Ralph ....... .,...... 3 4, 52, 53 Tulla, Howard .......,... ........... 4 8, 66 Turenne, Dorothy .... ........ 3 8, 64 Tuuri. Richard ,... .....,..... ...... ........ ..., 34 , 9 3 U Underhill, Donna .................... 34, 59, 98, 101 V Vadnals, Beverly ....... .....,.......... 3 8 Vadnals, Elsle Mae ..... ....,............... 4 8 Vadnals, Ruth ................... ,...... 3 4, 64, 73 Van Horne, Elizabeth ...... ........... 2 3, 47 VARSITY CLUB .......... ................ 6 9 Verrant, Carol ,..,.......... ........... 4 8, 71 Versailles, Marlene ,.... .. ....... 34, 57, 64 Vivian, Joan ................... ..,......... 4 4, 59 Voet, Kenneth .............. ......,..,......, 3 8 W Wager, Charles .......,...... ..,.,.......,.......... 4 4 Wagner, Robert ......... ........ 4 4, 54, 63, 70, 93 Walin, Michael , .................... 38 Walln, Wllllam ........ ........ 3 4, 91 Wallace, Larry ........... ....... ........ 4 8 , 66 Wallennteln. Marlon .................... ....... . ..65 Wanberg, Richard .............,.......... ......... 3 8 Ward, Don ..........,. ......... 3 8, 65, 68, 77 Ward, Donna. ....,.., , ,.........., ....... 3 8, 67. 72 Waters, Harlan ............................ 38, 71, 92 Webb, Russell ...........................,............. . .... 35 Weber, Wllllam ........,... 34, 58, 71, 72, 101 WEEKLY, THE .................................... 56, 57 Weesen, Nancy ..... ............, 4 4, 60, 61, 64 Wemer, Carl ...... . ...... ..,....,........ ..... 4 4 , 67 Werner, James ...........,.....,........ ....,., 4 4, 66 Wessman, Margaret Westen, Charles ............ 48, 57. 66. ,..48 93 Westen, Brodie ..........,............. 35, 53, 54, 69, 71, 77, 100, 101 White, Arlene ..... ................. 3 5. 60, 73 Whlte, Carol ......,.. ....... ............ 4 8 . 60 White, Patrlcla. . ..... ,,.. . ........ 4 8, 73 White, Paul .. .....,.......,............,.. .35 White, Phllllp ........... ....,.........,... 6 8, 69, 73 Whlte, Robert ...,.................... 48, 58. 66, 70 Whitman, Wllllfd M. ......,......................... 20 Wickstrom, James ..,.. .,... ..........,........... 4 4 Wikstrom, Betty ....,. , .......... 44, 58, 73 Wlkstrom, Elvira ...... .. ...,....,- 35. 58. 73 Wllks, Shlrley .......... ...,.... 4 4, 59. 73, 100 Wilson, cl-ace ..,.. .....,..,............ 23 , 44 Wllson, Helen ....... ........................... 4 s Wilson, Richard ........... ............... 38 , 55 Winslow, Evelyn ......,,...... ....... 4 8, 60, 72 Wittler, Louise Ann ...... ....,............... 3 5 Wlttler, Ruth ..,............ ......... 38 , 58 Y Yerebeck, Dale ,....,...... , ,....,. .......... 38 . 93 Yerebeck, Douglas ........................ ........... 4 8 York, Wllllam .,....,.,............... 38, 67, 77, 93 Young, Fmnk ........ ......... 3 7, 38, 69, 77, 81, 89. 93 Young, Pat ...,.. ..,........,,..,.... ........,... 3 5 , 67 Z Zander, Carol ..,......... ,,.. ..... ,...,.. . . . 38, 58 Zintman, Danny .,.......... ...38, 65, 68, 71, 77 Zorza, Mary ,... ..................,............. . .,.. 7 3 Zwelfel, Jean ...... .,.. . 38, 52, 53, 54. 55, 514 62. 85. 98, 99 1 . rw f ' .V . 1 QF . 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