Mather High School - Torch Yearbook (Munising, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

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Marie Iurinen STUDENTS UF MATHER HIGH We have worked together Wlth the faculty our school board and the people of our com mun1ty for slx happy years Dur1ng th1s t1me we have done much to make our school a better school Together we have created more pleasant cla srooms througn color selectlon more and better l1ght1ng a far reach1ng athlet1c program lmproveo courses of study a hot lunch program and many other things There lS st1ll much to do but Wlth co operatlve students who will later become school patrons our Alma Mater s future 1S assured We hope we shall always take prlde 1n the future accompllshments of our graduates May the 1deals we have developed together be w1th us always Wm T MacNe1l Supermtendent For The Torch from your Pr1nc1pal The modern hlgh school must offer a far more varred curr1culum to the students of today than was offered by the secondary school of a generatlon ago Thls lS due to the school s pared as posslble to cope wlth the lncreaslng complexltles of modern day and future l1v1ng In l1ne w1th thls educatlonal plulosophy Mather Hlgh School 1S constantly rev1s1ng 1ts curr1culum New courses are lntroduced other courses are deleted many courses are changed as to content all Wlth the bas1c ldea of graduatlng a person better fltted for our way of l1v1ng as lt actually lS and wrll be We are not under the 1mpress1on that we have answered all the needs of the young people who have come under our supervislon We are not even under the 1mpress1on that we neces sar1ly have the answers to these needs However we here at Mather Hlgh admlnistratlon faculty and student body must contlnue to work together toward fosterlng a constantly changmg curr1culum des1gned to brlng about the obJect1ves we seek Young people competent to meet the problems of today s world and conf1dent of their ab1l1ty to solve the problems to be en countered 1n tomorrows world , . I u - - . . . ll attempts to keep abreast of the rapidly changing times and to have its graduates as well pre- , . . . - DEDICATION ' 1 The students of Mather Hxgh re spectfully deoicate thls yearbook to Mr Auriel LaFond as an expresslon of deep apprecnatlon for ms co operation helpfulnees and understandmg as our SCIENCE? 6Dd IT1BT.1'19maTlCS teacher o oA fi fi ,.f ' f ,f V6-It lr f M X 1' ul 4: IST ROW: Mr. Raymond Nelson, Mr. Ben Zasnrow, Mr. Wm. Beerman. ZND ROW: Mr. Arthur Monette, Mr. Walter Iurinen. BUARD of EDUCATIO ADMINISTRATIO MR. WILLIAM MGCNEII. MR. HOWARD BERKEI. Superintendent Principal nah A L 4' ' ,QS . 1.--'L X1 Sy L 'rf 1 I X, W- , k 3 iw? gh 'lv MR HOWLETT MR. NELSON MR. BOBB MICHLESON MBHUEHQAIIS ff-3 Social Studies Manual Arts ,J,C 5'LJ '- ach Q Coach i av , 4 W 1 0 f c. CARBERRY MR. BARTOL Studie s Commercial MRS. IONAS MISS MAYYORTH I-BUQUGQG junior High Mamematic A-7 kz-N ,p-AO NT MR. WHITMAN Physical Education Coach MISS OATES Home Making Y f MR. FORSBERG General Busine s s Guidance Coach f f l Nl lx U6 X MW. ENSWOLD English WN REQ Adv an' In 5.5 Wi' S1132 DORTHY ADAIR Lat1nC1ub. ............. ...1,2 Senior Play ........ .... 4 . j . I .1V,!V' 4 . , , l ff ,aff 6 4. if L K. L I L 1 Z' D X f slips I ve ' , ,jf JUDITH ANDERSON L 1 I G.A.A. ................. ..... . 1 . .oy gf Orange 6: Black .... .... 1 , 2 ,-' Library Club .... .... 1 . Chorus ........ . . . . . . 1 L , Sen1orP1ay.,.... ...... ft I' if f ull L! I . f L l fl fi L' I ' Lv 4.411 - fy' J' y jk 1' I ,.,' V L, I ,ff f L 3 L I X 4 1, 1- 7 If ' f , . I L 'A ff J ., V! J 0 01 gt I V V Q Dort Good sense, com- 1 V!! if LU l Aj' if-' V1 quden -'Absence mon sense and room for non- ' X 2 7 GI, 'V ' fy' ,,f'-9, A .f L got a million of them. sense. I .1 fl ff ,fb M' If , 1 ,f L, y , J f if , I , 6 L1 L r -L Ji! IJ' 'LM 4Ii? L L M ,L ' -L V ji l , ' 'ici' Z 7 V 4 4 A! U , fy Lf 'Z . M 1,1 AV 3 Af' 1 L -' X' WW ww DOUGLAS AMES Iunlor Play ................ Chorus ..... . Hi-Y ........ Senior Play . . . Track ....... f .r 1 L' I 3 4 XY' x 'B .f Doug Christmas is always around Nan Greater athletes may have been the corner for Doug . bom, but I doubt lt. BARBARA ANDERSON Student Council ............ . . . 1 Junior Play ............... . . . 3 Torch Staff .... . . . 4 G.A.A. ......... ..... 1 Orange6rB1ack... .. 2,3,4 Chorus ....... . . 1 , 2 ,4 Senior Play .... ........ 4 Band ......... .... . ..1,2,3,4 Dance Band 2,3,4 Barb I can love but one, I can love no more - - just now. 5 f 515 Z' Q ff ' I B RONALD BELL Ron Red hair--Where's the tem per? zfvlf-iff. 7 W ff A wwf ,. , inf! ffl r V W4-f A -f ., 71 ,AIU fx .W X1--'iff f'- ' NANCY BARR G.A.A. ..... .... . . . . . . Chorus.... Track . . . . , . IAMES BENSON Student Council ............. 2 ,3 ,4 junior Play .... ...... 3 Chorus ...... ........ 4 Football... ...l,2,3,-'Z Hi-Y ........ .... 3 ,f Senior Play ... . . . 4 Basketball ..... . . . 2 Class Officer 3 . ,W f ,muff xflf' ,. Lf I X' lf' , f 0' ' 1 ' I fs. ,f N .J I FRANCIS BRAY Iunior Play ........ ...... . . . . . Chorus ...... ...... l , Football... ...l,2,3, Hi-Y ........ ..... 3 , Senior Play . . . ,,,, , , ,, Basketball... ...1,2,3, Track .... ...l,Z,3. limi' 'Anybody got any paper Skip Somebody flnally -FREE? CLARENCE BOWER Chorus ............... Senior Play . . . 'R N Clauncy Who said freshmen aren't C1ar Shin-glton Explosives! nice? KAREN BOYAK Tri-Hi-Y ................. l,Z,3,4 Junior Play .. ...... . 3 G.A.A. .... , . 1,2 Latin Club . . ..... . 2 Chorus ..... ...1,Z-4 Senior Play ..................... 4 Carrie Is she as innocent as she looks? ? ? 1 A K ..,f'LfSQz'k, -J xr X .7 'Q I ,- X' R' Kxfx-V x ,gKJ,.A.,xh,ug,, rf. ,J 5 ' xx IUDITH CAMPBELL G.A.A. ................... Forensics ...... . .... Chorus.. .... ........... Iucie I live for fun and fun I have. x caught up with our track man CLARA BURLEY Latin Club ..... . ...... .... 2 N fe' lc Ars, 4, . 1 BETTINA CARMODY Student Council Torch Staff ......... . ...... . . . 3 ,4 G.A.A. ...... . . Orange 6. Black. . . Library Club .... Chorus .... Prose 6. Poetry .... Honor Society . . . F.T.A. ...... . J. T li 'i ,Nb N ...3,4 ...l,2 ...3,4 ...4 ...3,4 ...3,4 1 f 'f ' SANDRA CORYELL Student Council Torch Staff ... G.A.A. .... . Library Club .. Chorus ...... Senior Play . . . Band ........ Dance Band . .. Oange G Black X If x Tina HEVEYY Qi-T1 T155 5 Sammy A crackpot in every her's is collecting hearts. class, she's in ours DUANE CARPENTER Carp Famous for his tall tales. Flo A hard worker. f ff4'f'f't'z' X M, fl IUDITH CARR Tri-H1-Y...... .:x....N, 1 IuniorPlay... G.A.A1.... ..... U,':.....1,2 Forenscsr., ...... ....... 2,3,4 !AOrarLi3r ack .... 3,3 V 1.1 .... ..fQk.. ..... 1nCl .. ........ ...l,2 C r . .... ...3,4 S or Play . . . Prose 61 Poetry Band ......... Dance Band . . . F.T.A. ....... Tuba Oh, to get an A 4 .. l,2,3,4 3,4 3,4 in typing , ff ff, wi! W r I rgfik K L VICTOR DAVIS Iunior Play . ..... . ........... . . . 3 Sport Manager .. . .... . . . .. Vic Always busy doing nothing. G01 Lf NMA FLORENCE DALE Senior Play .......... Track. . ROSEMARY DEBEIAK Senior Play ................ .... 4 I , 1 ful n Iv' I y f f' ' 'P L. K , , 1. ffp ' fax LEORA DRAKE Torch Starf .............. . .. l Library Club .......... . . . 2 Latin Club .... . . . l . s Rosy If silence was gold- Toddie Her heart belongs en she'd be a millionaire. 1 to Bob . lf JW W M Ur 1 1 ,. l' 1 A Y v Ali! 10 1 1 ,r 'J 'l.:,fT:Jx A ROBERT DENMAN 5,5 Iunior Play ........... Football. . . . . . . Senior Play . . . , V 1 , 'M ll Bob If you divided weight by vol- Liz Who said women aren't good ume you would get Bob--'density' . drivers? BEVERLY DEPEW Tri-H1-Y ................. 1,2,3,4 Iunior Play . . . Torch Staff ..... G.A.A. ....... . Orange 6: Black .... Chorus ........ Senior Play ...... Swimming Club ..... Homecoming Court .. Cheerleader ......... 4 1,2 3,4 1,4 4 2 . l,2,3,4 Band .................... 1,2,3,4 Winter Carnival Queen Bev The reason wh at the A 6 P. .. . . ..... . 4 y people shop RUSSELL EVERETT IuniorPlay.... ............ ....3 If Band ......................... 1 , 2 Dance Band . ....... ........ . . 1,2 Russ VWien you nop in his Ford you go places. ELIZABETH DUGAS Junior Play ........... Torch Staff ....,...... G.A.A. ....... . Orange 61 Black.. . Latin Club .... . . Chorus ...... . . Speech Club .. Senior Play . . . Class Officer . .. senior class do without him? THOMAS FELDHUSEN . . U r, Gym will Student Council .... ....... ...... 4 Iunlor Play ...... . . . 3 Torch Staff ..... ..... 4 1' L! rauncmb... . ..... 2 , ff Football .... .... 2 ,3,4 ' PL lm H1-Y ........ ... a ,4 J 1 . bf Senior Play .... ..... 4 . Chorus ...... ...... 4 N I ,pb Basketball ..... .... 2 , ,4 ! Class Officer . . . . . . . . 3 Track ......... PY3, . 'NN . W W WWC L37 QP X Qfvxvm yml J WJ r , K , , , 1 .-Blgum What would the A 9y I KATHERINE GHERONDAS Iunlor Play ................. 3 Torch Staff ................. 4 Kay She giggles and giggles . f-X -f 1 A A GA11. GIBSON 'log 1 11-1-H1-Y ................... 2 , 3 ,4 l Iunlor Play ............ ...... 3 Torch Staff . . . ...... . . . 4 G.A.A ....... l,2,3,4 I.1braryClub... .... . 1,2 Chorus ........ .... 3 .4 Senlor Play ........ ...... 4 Swimming Club ....... ....... 2 Band .................... l , 2 , 3 , 4 Winter Camival Court ........... 4 Dance Band .............. 1,2,3,4 Track .................... 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Glbby 'One of these days Gail is going to use her track abillty chasing men. DONALD WICKSTROM Student Council ................. 3 Hi -Y ......................... 3 , 4 Basketball ..... . 1,2,3,4 Class Officer . . . ..... . .. 3 Track ......... .... 3 ,4 Mike Any day ls a holiday. IOYCE GRJLFFITH Torch Staff. . . . ............ . . . 4 G.A.A. ................ ...l Chorus..... ................. ..1 'l'rack........' ............... .1,2 Joyce One love have I. W1cky Life ls a serious proposition, but so are girls. -.-. , at 7 ,-131' 1 ff!! Q fgff MICHAEL GOSSELIN NORBERT GURSKI OPAL IOHNS Chorus ..... . ........... . . . K J Track... .......... . N0bS CUTS are mY SPG' OP-al' Oh, those bus rides C1a1iY . from Wetmore . NORMAN GURSKI Football ............... 2 , 3 , 4 Norm W'hy do they call me Norbert Marv Me and my blue olds' are 7 when they know I'm Norman? going places. ' Fw, '. 5 I 774 flf Af -,V . 'V , X L, u ' 'JL' P X 'A ,x Q-' W f ' PERRY JEANSON , t , Football. . . . ................ 2,3 ,4 N rf xf 1 T M Senior Play . . . . ....... . . . ...... 4 x A X' .uk X vm Basketball . . . . ................. 2 k 1 ' ' H' 'V X' l Track ....... . . . . ..... . ......... 2 K x AX! L Jeanse I'd be lost without Karen N . and my hockey. ' of E , 'J ci U 1 JL H I? fl , 0, DAGNE KELLER Torch Staff ...... ........ ..... G.A.A. ........ . ...1,2, LibraryClub... Latin Club .... Band ........ .... l ,2,3, Dance Band ..... . ....... .3. Track ............ . ......... 1,2 Kelly Ca1umet, her I come. MARVIN IUNE Chorus ............. Football ............ Senior Play . . Basketball . . . Track .... 1 PAUL KNUTTILA Track ................... . I ,C 1 ...3,4 f , 1 4 'fav I 2 , ,fry x, 4. JL 'iufpf' L ,-'71 F v 1 JN f' W JU! r r -1,-y,, tx 'lx ' ygpjjh L33 My UML ' L Lf 'x 'J ' V, f X3 I IJ X L! H fl f 1 47 J fl M rr RONALD IASAK Football f Basketbali I 1 IfIIfIIffIfIQI 4 f Track.... Kanoot All those cars and : Ron She Came, She saw 6 JSSP 100- A and she conquered me VIRGINIA KUENZER Student Council. .. . .. . .. . 2,3 Tri-Hi-Y ....... .... 3 ,4 G-.A.A. ...... .... 1 ,Z Senior Play ....4 Class Officer . . . . . . 4 I Lf .i .+ Sue Men are the root of all evil Alice The dream Sluuem Of GVGYY Iwell--sometimes anyway, . teacher . IACQUELYN IA MOTHE G.A.A. Chorus ........ . ............. 1 , 2 Se nlor Play ..................... 4 Kitten I love to laugh and work ang play, but give me laughter any day. 17,7 2 f I X Ll ff ' I iff t- KAREN LEMLEY Tri- Hi -Y ............. . . G.A.A. .............. . Library Club . . Latin Club . . . Chorus ................... SeniorPlay.. .... ........ . Lem Anchors Awexgh ALICE LATVALA Y 'L Bob School is a good thlng, but why work a good thing to death . RICHARD Football ..... Basketball. . . Track ...... I w. MADIGAN .......1,2,3, ...z,3, ...l, 5 Vu ,LV .V . k bl' . 1.6.7 Vx fp 'N LL.. MMV .4 1 r ROBERT u: vEGU9:J f f f V fre, , x 'L' R ' X rf iff 1 .fy J ' ' ,,' I I f f p '74 K. N IN M 'Q V3 ,, ,LQKVJ N X 4 ,I J' ' 1, - .L , fy, I X B I of 'V V , , . . I., , . , L 3 ' 1. . ,X 7 1' LORETTA MAKI - f J' ,N Torch Staff ............... . . . ll - W! Library Club . ........... ...l,2 I 1 J Chorus .... . . . Scratcho I don't like to study, lf Phyl A little work, a little fun. weakens my eyes. JAMES MAI-ION Football ................ . Basketball ................ Cla se Officer . NC XSN .xy ,xfx 2 . 2,3,4 2 lim He's like a vegetable garden- Xe 5151156 15 corny and full of beans. KN J r AJ .. WJ EMG NANCY MOE Tri-H1-Y ................. l,2,3, Torch Staff ............ ....... G.A.A. ...... .. l, I.ibraryClub... ....l, Senior Play ... .... .... Band ....... .. l,2,3, Dance Banc . .... Nano I am willing to be convinced, but snow me the person who can con- vince me . Lorrie A girl with a pur pose in life. PHYLLIS VARDON l IUDITH NELSON Student Council ......... . . . 3 , 4 Honor Society . . . . . . 3 ,4 Class Officer . . . . . . 2 F. T.A. ..... . and Nell Oh - Oh - those sultry eyes. H ll W1 KEITH PANGBORN Chorus ...... Football .... Senior Play . . Iunlor Play . . Basketball . . Class Officer ................... Track ....... Pang My heart belongs to ----- Keith . an r. 'I ' tfdibl Q? IANEL OAS Tri-Hi-Y .......... Iunlor Play. . . Torch Staff . . G.A.A ......... Library Club . . . Chorus ........ Senior Play ....... Swimming Club ..... Cheerleader. ..... . . Winter Carnival Court Track. .... Iudy The world belongs h i to t e energvetpjjj-AAALJ Bunny Is she really that shy? ? CAROLE PERRY Tri-H1-Y ............ Honor Society ........ Winter Carnival Court . Homecoming Queen . . . IUSTINE PAWLE LSK1 rn-H1-Y ...................... 2,2 Junior Play ................ . . . 3 Torch Staff .... ... 2 ,4 Library Club . . , , , 2 I.atinClub... ,,,2 Chorus ....,. , , , 3 Senior Play .... , , , 4 Honor Society... 3,4 Class Officer . . , , , 4 I p 4 4 3 4 Carole Why do I have to live in 'Bl Au Train ? '57 DUANE POSANT P rf! qu., of the class of xy, P1cky Let's go this-a way, school's that-a-way. WILLIAM PRUNICK Football .... .........1,Z,3,4 X' xy EDWARD PETERS Student Council ........... .. 1,2 Class Officer .......... .... 1,2 Ed Country air sure agrees with Ed 'll . ' 1 , ,irfr I ZIV! X. ISADORA RENO I Student Council .......... . . 3,4 Iunior Play ....... . . . 1-3 Torch Staff ..... ... -1 G.A.A. ........ .... l Orangedlilack... Chorus .......... l,2,4 Senior Play ........ ...... 4 Homecoming Court ... .... 4 Class Officer ................... 2 Cheerleader , . .... . ...... . . . 2 ,3,4 Dolly Why rnust the week-ends go by so fast? J P Frann1e It seems that all I do is stock shelves. F SALLY RIVORD ll. H . U, QW o f K I' U A 1 J , X jj Xi U , 1 x f A , , , K X FRANCIS RIVORD Track ..................... . . . l N N 'E A KN Na 'NX X ya BARBARA RUGGLES 'hi-H1-Y ................... 2 ,3,4 Junior Play . ................... . 3 Torch Staff . . . . . 3,4 G.A.A ......... ...1 I.lbraryClub... ...Z Latin Club ..... ...1,2 Senior Play ....... . . . 4 Swimming Club .... ..... 2 Honor Society... ....3,4 ClassOfficer... Band ..................... 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Wlnter Carnival Court ........... , X .- J XP L 3 fflfgd One heart , Houghton I ,K fl' UL 'l ful VJ 'll wr, gh! wi Sally 'Quiet but nice. RICHARD NYBECK Football ................ . . . 1,2 Senior Play . . . . . . 4 Track .......................... 1 Junior Play ..................... 3 Dick Black Denim trousers and his motorCYcle boots. M7 313544 Q12 A eng . Q I Q Y 2,63 fl L14 V V ,WMM XJ VJ if fl fl Z! f Tb f WX it f by ,IA XL F t 1 'F we V ja Xl!! lux' I AN Dar It's nice to be natural, when you 're naturally nice. A HLVC l ly I . C214 I J 'rj W J ' I .f I , 5' . ,,rf arm? If fr I 1 I , ' ,HW CJ , 1 . f' 1 , 1 f s , .1 . J I All- ff 2 fly! U , q ,1 x J lf ll 9 UV MARIE ST. AMOUR Tri-H1-Y ..................... 3 , 4 Junior Play . .... . ........ . . . . 3 Latin Club .... .... 3 Chorus . ....................... 2 Senior Play .................... 4 Dog-Eyes Why worry when life ls so short? -ry, DARLENE RUSSELL Tri-Hi-Y. . . ................ 4 Iunlor Play .......... . ...... 3 Torch Staff ....... ...... 4 Orange 6. Black .... .... 3 ,4 Chorus ......... . .... 1 Senior Play .... .... 4 4 I PAUL SCHROEDER N, N X, Track ..................... .... 4 , X XX x X 'X , 'V C 'xx 'J CX J -K , Xkx-J fx ,X M Xfxx X XY I ,XA F 6 .M W. vM Q an f 1 , VERNON STEINHOFP Football ...... ............ l ,2,3,4 I-li-Y .... ...... 4 SChf0de ShY and Sweet, Krout 'Fayette ls a long but really neat . RONALD SBGL D Chorus .... ....... .4 Footballu. . ..... ...l,2,3,4 Skags Did you say you have trou- Johnny Llttle- but full of dyna- bles? Well listen to mine. mite . way, especially when you walk lt. IOHN STUHT Student Council ....... . . . 4 Ch'ange6B1ack ...3,4 Latin Club ...... ...... 2 H1-Y .......... .... 2 , 3 , 4 Class Officer ...1,3 ELAINE SHARRON Elaine Check that sparkle, left hano, thlro finger. MW! RICHARD TROMBLY Football ..... .... . ........l,2,3, Basketball ........ . ..... . ...... Track Homecoming King Trom He doesn t look innocent ut who says he is? SALLY TROMATER Trl-H1-Y ............ ...... l ,Z,3,4 IunlorPlay... G.A.A. .... . . . 1,2 Laun Club .... .... 1 ,2 Chorus ....... .... 1 ,2,4 Senior Play ..... ...... 4 Swimming Club... Track ........ .... 1 ,2,3 ff V 1 ff,,V.47A ,faq , f f -' 1 sg rbyn MARILYN WARREN V Torch Staff.. ................ .... 4 v ,f ,J ,F G.A.A. .................... l,Z,4 ,If In I' Track ..... ...l,2,3,4 f ' A' X 1 f M , x , gg I R 1, 1 UI. Sal 'Life ls short, and so Poots1e What's the secret am I. behind her nickname? NOT PICTURED Q CLIFFORD MITCHELL ' I 7' Cliff Sth foreman at the Co-op. xl EARL GILES Oscar Could I live my senior year over? 417- ' X f ,Lf K Kfflf-X CIASS OFFICERS President ------ ----------------------- V Lrginia Kuenzer Vice-President ------------------------- Barbara Ruggles Secretary ----------------------------- Iustine Pawielski Treasurer ------------------------------ Elizabeth Dugas 23 lST ROW Iudy Carr Sue Kuenzer Bev Depew Sandy Coryell Barb Anderson Karen Lemley Marle St Amour student dlrector ZND ROW Tom Feldhusen Ilm Benson Doug Ames Clarence Bower Perry Ieanson Francls Bray Mr Ingraham d1rector The senlor class presented a mystery comedy The Green Man for thls year s class play Characters are as follows Father Brown Tom Feldhusen Bessle Watkms Annle Swallow Iudy Carr Roger Rook Harold Harker hm Benson James Dyke Dr Charles Stroker Clarence Bower Inspector Burns M5f1OD Craven Barbara Anderson Beverly Depew Francls Bray Doug Ames Perry Iean on CLASS MOTTO Frorr A Llttle Span May Bur t A Mrgnty Flame CLASS COLORS S1lver G Blue CLASS FLOWER Ro e Maudie Ridgeway ------- Karen Lemley Olive Craven ------- --- Sandy Coryell THE WILL Dorothy A a1r w1lls her love for underclassmen to Sandy St Martln Barbara Anderson w1lls her glggle to Kltty Perry Judle Anderson w1lls her absences rom school to Karyn Kee Nancy Barr w1lls her athlet1c ab1l1ty to Donna MyJacn Karen Boyak wlll ner cuteness to M1Ck9Y Kennedy Clara Burley w1lls her Colgate smlle to anyone who has the patlence to brush thelr teeth 3 tlmes a day Judy Carr w1lls her horn to the bam: 1ts too blg to take Wlth her Judy Campbell w1lls her energy to the Junlor Class they ll need 1t Sandy Coryell wllls her wonderful sense of humor to L1nda Erlckson Florence Dale w1lls her love of bookkeepmg to Pat Wnrtanen Rosemary Debelak w1lls her charmlng ways to Zella Gauthler Beverly Depew w1lls her 3 years as Varslty Cheerleader to Llnda Prato Leora Drake w1lls her correspondence w1th a certaln out of town boy anyone who l1kes to wrlte letters Llz Dugas w1lls her personallty plus to Katy Lockwood Kay Gherondas w1lls her wardrobe to Carole Berkel Gall Glbson w1lls her trombone to Janlce Moe Joyce Grlfflth w1lls her posltlon at the theatre to Ruth Spearman Opal Johns w1lls her long rldes to school to anyone who wants them Dagne Keller w1lls her red tresses to Deanna Golhnger Sue Kuenzer w1lls her short halr to Karln Taube K1tten La Mothe w1lls her loathlng of anklets to Judy Johnson Karen Lemley w1lls her complexlon to Sally Taylor Allce Latvala w1lls her temper to Evelyn Koskela Loretta Makl w1lls her nlghtly rldes to Connle Barbeau Nancy Moe w1lls her lst chalr clarlnet to Andy Flnk Theres Negllskl w1lls her love of typlng to Beezle Bowerman Judy Nelson w1lls her speakmg ab1l1ty to Marle Jur1nen Janel Oas w1lls her blushes to Shella La Rocke Justlne Pawlelskl w1lls her qulet ways to Helen Karr Carole Perry w1lls her ab1l1ty at maklng clothes to Kylock Bellant Isadora Reno w1lls her pony tall to Donna De L1sle Sally Rlvord w1lls her ab1l1ty to get along wlth people to Karen Burrows Barbara Ruggles w1lls her Houghton bound trlps to anyone who has a man up at college Darlene Russell w1lls her neatne ss to Carole W1ng Mane St Amour w1lls her charleston to Glenys La Combe Ela1ne Sharron w1lls her wa1t1ng to any Jumor who gets engaged whlle st1ll ln school Sally Tromater w1lls her love of older men to anyone who is 6mb1t1OUS enough to try to get one and hold h1m Phyl1ss Vardon w1lls her love of school to Sharon Skoglund Marllyn Warren w1lls her soft soundlng volce to Carol Coe Bettlna Carmody w1lls her Journallstlc ab1l1ty to Pat Russell ll ff ' ll ' ll ' ' ' ,. 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CLASS WILL Douglas Ames w1lls h1s out of town games to Tom Nelson Ronald Bell w1lls h1s love of government to Butch Bowerman he may need lt' James Benson w1lls h1s motto Blg Man Around School to Pete Jonas Clarence Bower w1lls h1s red ha1r to Gerald St1mac Pranc1s Bray w1lls h1s sport troubles to Gary Robblns Duane Carpenter w1lls h1s carpenter ab1l1t1es to James St Peter V1ctor DBVIS w1lls h1s basketball and football managementshlp to Al Moody Robert Denman w1lls h1s motto Catchlng Up On Sleep 1n School to Bob Corey Russell Everett wills h1s courtesy of p1ck1ng up passengers to John Meyland What 1S the fee 'P Thomas Peldhusen W1llS his bu1ld to h1s brother Mlke Feldhusen not that he needs lt Earl G1les w1lls his love of old cars to anyone who has the amb1t1on to take care of them Mike Goss1l1n wills h1s two years as a Senlor to anyone who wants the prlvllege Norman GUFSKI w1lls h1s marvelous Job at Llbertles BOWIIDQ alley to Roland Johnson Nobert Gurskl w1lls h1s bralns 1n Math to Bruce McN1el Perry Jeanson w1lls h1s smart dresslng to M1ke La Mothe Marvln June wills h1s motto I Hope To Tell You Boy to anyone who wants to use such an expresslon Paul Knuttlla wills his love for the younger g1rls to B111 Methot Robert LeVeque wills h1s s1de burns to Gary Mattson Ronald Lasak w1lls h1s cute smlle to Bernard Reff R1chard Mad1gan w1lls h1s cras1ness to Pat Gollmger James Mahon w1lls h1s long legs to Mlke Cromell Cllfford Mltchell w1lls h1s bomb 39 Ford to Rlchard Ely Thomas Moulds W11lS his Engl1sh books to someone who m1ght have luck wlth them David Nelson w1lls h1s sk11ng to Ray Johnson Rlchard Nybeck w1lls his love of Motorcycles to Bob Blackman Kelth Pangborn w1lls h1S wavy ha1r to Raoul Revord Duane Posont w1lls his m1sch1evous manner to B111 Ramsey Edward Peters w1lls h1s school books to Ken Kestl W1ll1am Prunlck wills his roughness on the football f1eld to James Campbell Prancls R1vord W1llS his walk to Gene Cotey Paul Schroeder wills h1s bachelorhood to Howard Masters Ronald Seglund W1l1S h1s Qlft to gab to Gregory St1mac John Stuht w1lls h1s he1ght to J1m Blank Rlchard Trombly w1lls h1s DhYS1C to Bernard Buog Donald Wrckstrom w1lls h1s basketball ab1l1ty to J1m Perry Vern Stelnhoff wills h1S good d1spos1t1on to Gary Aken u 1 . 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H . o - -, - . 1 It lS the year 1967 and the once small CIIY ofMun1s1ng 1S now a great MetfOpOl1S It is the fashlon and cultural center of the world We can thank the class of 57 for the magn1f1cent change 1n our C1tY Mun1s1ng s bus1ne ss d1str1ct 15 one of the largest and most elaborate 1D the Un1ted States SUZIG Kuenzer owns the excluslve Sue s Apparel Her fa sh1on hostess 1S Darlene Russell and her models are TGSSIG NEQIISKI Karen Boyak and Ela1n Sharron Men nowadays are much more fash1on consclous than they were ten years ago Russ Everett propr1etor of the Ellte Style Shoppe for Gentlemen has made a fortune w1th h1S fla1r for styles to please the man about town Joyce Gflfflth and Sally Trometer own a Chaln of grocery stores the large st and the best Barb Ruggles owns the Cane and Fan Shop She carr1es goods for the well dressed man and woman The profess1onal people 1n our town are the be st of course Dr La Mothe 1S the best surgeon 1n M1ch1gan and Dr Knutt1la lS a famed optometr1st We have two good honest lawyers Rosemary Debelak and J1m Mahon Mayor Tom Moulds was once governor of M1ch1gan and our sher1ff Ron Seglund was the head of the FBI Our Chlef of pol1ce 15 also a competent man Yes Cl1ff M1tchell has really cleaned up the town The UHIVGYSITIY of Mun1s1ng is an excellent college Perry Jeanson lS the founder and pre Sldent and Betuna Carmody 1S the dean of women Our college has the greatest authority on Shakespeare as an Engl1sh teacher She 1S none other than Dagne Keller Mun1s1ng 13 also a center for great scholars Karen Lemley is a great philosopher She 1S known as the Socrates of the Twent1eth Century Justine PaW19lSkl and Kay Gherondas are Just a couple of the poets 1n town Ke1th Pangborn and Mar1e St Amour wr1te novels together The1r latest book 1S L1fe Among the Heathens It compares our great c1v1l1zatlon with the rough and uncouth New York C1ty Nancy Moe and Duane Carpenter are two of our most famous sc1ent1sts They are working on the X Bomb now Of course our newspaper is the best It 1S called the Tattler The ed1tor lS Opal Johns but the be st column writer 15 Judy Carr Hers lS the soc1ety column Murusing has run Palm Springs out of business because lt 1S such a perfect place for a vacat1on Our weather 1S now warm 1n the winter because Nancy Barr and Judy Campbell constructed an atom1c power heat1ng plant Clarence Bower a nurseryman brought 1n some palms and orange trees One would th1nk we 11V9 down south The men have changed from then' rough and rowdy sports to more genteel amusement The head of the Polo Club 1S none other than D1ck Trombley H13 r1ght hand man is Bob Denman The men and women of Mun1s1ng also go 1n for fox huntlng Judy Anderson 1ntroduced th1s sport after she returned from England Another great source of amusement 1S the Yacht Club The pres1dent 15 Phyll1s Vardon who owned the f1rst yacht However the most fabulous one 1S owned by Don W1CkSU'Om It IS a beaut1ful boat bu1lt by Norbert and Norman Gurskl The Gursk1s have made themselves famous by the1r exqui s1te boats . , , . . . . . . 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If one llkes quleter enterta1nment he may go to our opera The opera stars soprano Dolly Reno contralto Liz Dugas barltone Francls Revord and bass MBIVIH june Sometimes Ron and Bev Lasak the great ballet team dance there Bev 1S the former Bev Depew Our symphonlc orchestra 15 also very good Barb Anderson 1S the conductor and Sandy Coryell compose and arranges the mus1c Much to our d1sappo1ntment we have a few uncouth places We have a d1sgraceful Rock and Roll Center where such people as Elvis Bob LeVeque Little R1chard Madigan and B111 Prumck and his satell1tes appear Then there are Mike Gosslln s Bowl1ng Alley Mar1lyn Warren s Casslno Earl G1le s Pool Hall and Dick Nybeck s Motorcycle Club Some people sull go in for such terrible sports as basketball football and baseball We plan on runnmg Dug Ames Francls Bray and Ed Peters out of town for ownmg these teams We hate to do this because they are qu1te rich but culture comes f1rst naturally The government f1nally came to realize how lmportant MUDISIHQ is and made several establish ments They put up a museum Iohn Stuht is the pres1dent and Al1ce Latvala is the chief d1nasour duster Duane Posont leads the gu1ded tours and Dug Ames constructed it with devices lmported from France The government also put up an observatory on H111 Top The two famous astronomers are Gail GIDSOD and Dav1d Nelson They discovered a new star and named lt Shroeder after Paul Shroeder the f1rst man to fly to the moon Because Munismg is so valuable we have our own M1lit1a General Dorothy Adalr is the head of the WACs and General James Benson is the command1ng off1cer ofthe Army However the militia 1sn t very good because the soldlers figure they are too high class to be engaged in such lowly tasks as kltchen police Prlvate Ronald Bell brought this po1nt around He never did l1ke to work Most or the members of the class of 57 have stayed ln Munising but a few left Tom Feldhussen went to Wash1ngton D C and became the pre sldent at the last elect1on Tom made Barb Ruggles Secretary of State and Carole Perry 1S the Ambassador to France Clara Burley is governor of M1ch1gan She 1S a good one too A couple of the g1rls became 1nterested 1n un1ons Florence Dale was recently made the leader of the CIO and Judy Nelson is the AF of L leader I hear they are g1v1ng the capltalists a run for the1r money We can't forget our famous wrves and mothers Leora Drake had qulntuplets and the former Sally Revord 1S Mrs Mun1s1ng 1967 Ianel Oas marrled a pr1nce and Loretta Mak1 married a movie star The se are our SOCIGICY g1rls Yes Mun1s1ng flnally was placed on the map thanks to the class of 57 1 I I I 1 I Q 1 I . , , . The main attraction at the museum is the Sixteenth Century Torture Chamber. Vern Steinhoff . . . I . . . , WZNDEIZGIZADQ I ,, fM'n I Q I 0 I A I l ff V . ' X I O O Q, H 'Xf --f nn- 1ST ROW Dennis Colbus Peter Jonas Tom Cromell Robert Courter Carol Heyrman Karen Burrows Charlene Anderson Gladys Hyde ZND ROW Clayton Cotey Robert Gohsek Wm Bowerman Ken Kesti Bernard Bugg Kylock Bellant Pat Allle Dlanna Golllnger Karyn Kee 3RD ROW Iohn Koskela Peter Dlotte Rlchard Ely Helen Karr Connle Barbeau Zella Gauthler Mane Iurmen Shlrley Johnson 4TH ROW Ilm H111 11m Blank Jim Campbell Paul Hebert Wayne Dausey Priscilla Barker Llnda Er1ckson Evelyn Koskela CLASS OFFICERS Pre sldent Davld Walsh Vlce Pre sldent Kenneth Kesti Secretary Karln Taube Treasurer Diane LaCombe CLASS of 53 if Is Q0 LU' Ol H lST ROW: Tom Passinaut, John Meyland, Janet Sherriff, Sharon Skoglund, Donna Myjack, Wilma Wicker, Johanna Van Boxel, Janice Revord, ZND ROW: Katy Lockwood, Kitty Perry, Carol Miron, Linda Prato, Sally Taylor, Marianne Paluch, Dianne La Combe, Betty Walsh, Gloria Niedzwieski, Jacqueline Pease. 3RD ROW: Tom Nelson, Russel Wilder, Howard Masters, Bernard Reff, Roaul Revord, Gary Robbins, Donald Miller, Ricky Merrill. 4TH ROW: Mike La Mothe, Bill Ramsey, David Walsh, George Ludwa, Don Prunick, Howard Olmsted, Jim St. Peter, Ruth Spearman. CLASS of '53 8.9 db 32 .Jn- lST ROW: john Champine, Paul DesArmo, Tom Fassbender, Paul Baxter, Gary Aken, Indy Cherry, Shirley Beatty, Carol Coe, Beezie Bowerman, Mary Helen Dore. ZND ROW: Cheri Boucher, Rita Beatty, Ianet Fulcher, Andrea Fink, Carol Berkel, Iudy Brandt, Veronica Debelak. 3RD ROW? Dan Flynn, Charles Bower, Barton Campbell, Mary Ellen Fitzpatrick, Gloria Erickson, Iudy Adair, Alice Andreatta. 4TH ROW: Fred Burley, Fred Benzing, Ioe Brey, Herb Brown, Gary Doucette, Iim Eklund, Mike Feldhausen. CLASS OFFICERS President ------ - ----------------------- Iames Lucier Vice-President ----------- --------------- D ennis Wiitanen Secretary --------------- --------- --------- I u dy Brandt Treasurer -- ---- ---------------- S heila LaRock CLASS of '59 Q 5' -5 xj l J' 't' Z 'iii 0 Nfl G f' 'ally ? I fold, lv mv., 'I' 2 '14 lST ROW Donna Peters Karen Olson Robln Radchff Pat W1rt1nen Sh1rley Wilson 2ND ROW Nancy Watson Bonnie Rynbrandt Charlotte Pabst Sharon Stelnhoff Ann Tervo Ga11 Perry Eugene Storm 3RD ROW Pat Robbins Sandra Schlerschmldt Beverly Vardon Mlke True Iohn Seglund Iohn Sldbeck Jack Wltty 4TH ROW Sherman Weaver Greg St1mBC Allen Robinson John Reno A1 W1l11ams Don St Amour Fred Slmonen 5TH ROW Arnold Rautanen Wayne St Martm Paul W1lder Dennis Wietanen CLASS of 59 I L t ' 2 P f 1ST ROW: Ioe LaCombe, Pete LaCombe, Pat Maddox, Sheila LaRocK, Maureen Maki, Barb Melwiki, Carol Hamilla. ZND ROW: Iim Gherondas, Iim Lucier, Rose Myjak, Carol Nybeck, Lorraine Gollinger, Hilma Mannisto, Mary Inman, Judy Lehman. 3RD ROW: Don Lehigh, Terry Inman, Pat Gollinger, Harold Mahon, Bill Methot, Gene LaRock, Jerry Maxon. 4TH ROW: Russell Hemingway, Iim Gamlin, Gary Mattson, Otto Morrison, Sherman Nebel, Don Graves , Fred Livermore. 5TH ROW: Dick Kuenzer, Ken Griffith, Roland Johnson, Al Moody, Fred Mattson. CLASS of '59 iwfifritvh- -.-v--., A ,. sr-Q'-L,-f-as ti gi in '9vI-.R 1ST ROW: Rodney Anderson, Don Cromell, George Boundy , Dan Artibee, Richard Gamilin Tony Drake, Billy Gramm. ZND ROW: David Erickson, Jerry Compton, Jim Aley, Gary Graves Bonnie Benzing, Karen Arman, Coreen Cousineau, Ioan Booneville, Loretta Blank. 3RD ROW Billy Bengston, Robert Gagnon, Donelda Glawe , Dawn Boucher, Chris Beerman, Barbara Duncan, Virginia Dale, Tina Gherondas. 4TH ROW: Royce Burke, Melvin Beauchaine, Arland Brock, Don Besaw, Iim Bailey, Donna DeLisle C LASS OFPIC ERS Pre sident ------------------------------------- lame s Aly Vice-President --------------------- -------- L arry Hillberg Secretary ----- -------------------------- I ames Matson Treasurer ------- ---------------------------- I ohn Prato CLASS of '60 '51 Q ' ' ef co 'RP' it W iQ 1ST ROW: John Jensen, David LaCombe Eugene Long Jerry Howard Bob Koskela Butch Fromm, Chuck Johnson ZND ROW: Russell Luke, Colin Johnson, Pat Hebert, Susie Lucier, Shirley Hyde. 3RD ROW: Bob Kolbus, Charles Knuttila, Ruth Ann Hoffins, Judy Johnson, Joanne Lasak, Marilyn Hebert, Sylvia Lewis, Bonnis Hebert. 4TH ROW: Joe Lambert, Larry Hillberg, Steve Leffel, Inez Karr, Sheena Hancock, Bridget Kee, Andrea LaCornbe, Barbara Lehnen. CLASS of '60 abt 'N-Q o 'I' Z Q Qgv X1 'ts' - . 'i ff - ' ' -ui 5,,'....v , --.1 ' 4- -43-pf'-ans..-,,,.i,-L..ajs Uji, -'Suri V : .4., uw- . rr- , M ,L --,,,f 'e,,,,. ! 1ST ROW: Francis Schroeder, Ted Maha-lic, Jim Wickstrom, Robert Moulds, Edward Usmaki, Iack Rzanca, Paul Monroe, Iim Matson, Bob Wing. ZND ROW: Emma Merrill, Shirley Paquette, Diana Rivord, Beverly Peters, Connie Putvin, May Louise Massey, Delores Perry, Glenna Peterson. 3RD ROW: Mary Beth Vinscaski, Laurie Runsat, Anna Watson, Janice Perron, Mildred Moulds, Suzanne Nesberg, Judy Sharkey, Patty Olson, May Mannisto, Beverly Mitchell. 4TH ROW: Iohn Prato, Bill Marsh, Guy Stevenson, Iohn Trezeciak, Iohn Niedzwicki, Iohn Nedgilski. CLASS of '60 O as ' OO 'QA' Q0 f Q, ' nm ,MI 0 it '11 'I' ,MM , Q .0 gh: 1ST ROW. Duane Lincoln, David Aken, Dexter Duncan, Ray Betts, Margaret Lemley , Iean Cooley, Roberta Golisik, Jim Hoffins 2ND ROW: Alice Kesti, Kay Clement, Yvonne Farley, Ruth Cota, Karen Adair, Katherine Kirmo, Sharon Linne. 3RD ROW: Bonnie Dolaskie, Bess Baron, Jean Iohnson, Sandra Knuttila, Barbara Gollinger, Iune Johnson 4TH ROW: Dan French , Paul LeVegue, Helen Erickson, Bev Kroupa, Gloria Burley, Blanche Deibert, Nancy Hebert, Karen Gurski. 5TH ROW: Bob Bailey, Bob Hill, Ed Hannah, Ronald Aho, Dan johns, Steve Demagola, Sandra Dorenbecker. Acznes Inman. CLASS of 'GI 1 .. . 9 f, W.. Ps ' if 'NJ' f ,fr '-fin x ,co -.4 pina., 1ST ROW Ernest Otto Cec1lWattson Don Montcalm Dave Seglund Doug Peters Mlke Ryar Tom Mahallc Gary Merr1ll Vern Wllderspln Denms Tyner ZND ROW Art Massey Tlm Meyland Larry Russell B1ll Parks Irvlng Somerville Ellen W1ll1ams Dorene Mattson Dlanne Olson Sandra Perry Beth Yardly 3RD ROW B111 Stankovlch Gary Makl Pat Thomas Iudy Stlmac Patty Peterson Barbara Wllder Darlene Warln Margaret W1tty 4TH ROW John Nadeau Gordon M1ron Dave Perry Clayton Roblns Marllyn Mattson Arlene Robblns Nancy Sldbeck Marcla MacNe1l Ianlce Moe STH ROW B1ll Rautanen Art Parkklla Carol Vanderstar Sandra Perry JoAnn Wagner John Wlndus Susan McNally Larayne Uslmakl CLASS of GI 9? ' 'Y Q' 'D 1ST ROW: Don Miron, John Simons, Ed Perry, Bill Robins, Carl Wickstrom, Paul Sthut, Larry Merrill. ZND ROW: Sue Taylor, Bev Pawielski, Bonnie Scott, Edward Simonen, Jim Steinhoff, Mike Parramaki, Allen Seglund, Bill Mercier, Guy Matheny. 3RD ROW: Sandra Pratt, Iudy Weaver, Judy Wolf, Sandra Robins, Carla Wrona, Sharon Thornton, David Smith, Noah Stigall. 4TH ROW: Sharon Revord, Daniel Moulds , Ianet Raymond , Marion Rextrew, Sharon Maki, Marie Mahon, Randall Maynard. CLASS of '62 Wic- 'fo Y 4- Q95 K J!- go H J Kg os, os X, ,i 5 , UP r' ji it G' U- 1ST ROW: Mike Beatty, Iohn Brakonecke, Bernard Aken, Paul Ingraham, Victor Kordish, Keith Clement, lack Carr, Bobby Betts, Bob Cromell. 2ND ROW: Iudy Iohnson, Kathy Koskela, Virginia Everett, Sharon Berkel, Lennie Lasak, Iim Howard, Les Hillberg, Larry Davis, Ray Belanger. 3RD ROW: Donna lean Golisek, Margie Goss, Susan Hechman, Fred Hyde, Ronald Lewis. 4TH ROW: Betty Knuttila, Connie Courtier, Karen Bell, Muriel Karr, Dan DeLisle, Larry Fleming. 5TH ROW: Ieanne LeVeque, Gloria Graves, Audra Burley, Kenneth Debelak, Tom Floria, Alfred Inman, Dennis Humphrey. CLASS of '62 X NWNES' 1 1ST ROW: Karen Boyak, Pat Russell, Kylock Bellant. ZND ROW: Marie Iurinen, Zella Gauthier, Gloria Erickaon, Sheila LaRcck, Kay Verbunker. 3RD ROW: Judy Brandt, Linda Prato, Karin Tauoe, Carol Berfcel, Beverly Depew, Rina Beatty. 4TH ROW: Carol Wing, Gail Gibson, Connie Barbeau, Judy Carr, Nancy Moe, Darlene Russell, Ianel Oas, Sue Kuenzer. STH ROW: Officer, -Barbara Rugglea, Pre, merit. Carol Perry, Vice-Preflient. Charlene Andergcn, Treaairer. Sally Taylor, Secretary. Mrb. Ienswold, Agviaor. BACK ROW: Mr. Injrazarf,-a:.'l,:r. Kan Kasti, Frei Matson, Brace MaCNiel, Bil. f..,-.,, .,. ,..i, N.i,,..c:i A Vvickstrern, Gary Rolzsins, Tcrf. Feigxgeen. FRONT ROW: Ofiicere-Peter Iona, Secretary. Icii Sight, Vice-Preaii it Ray Johnson, Treasgrer. Jiri Benecri President. f 1 x 1 I 1 I Bettina Carrnody-Editor, Sandra St. Martin-Assistant Editor, Darlene Russell-Feature Ecitcr, Marie Jurxnen-Business Manager, Judy Carr-Publicity Eoitor, Patrlca Russell-Social Editor, Kylock Bellant-Advertisement Manager, Beverly, Depew-Typist, Karin Taube-Photographer, Barbara Anderson-Cucularlon Manager, Mr. Carnerry-Aovisor. GRANGE AND BLACK STANDING-Betuna Carmody. IST ROW: Karen Kee, Charlene Anderson, Carol Berkel, Deanna Gollinger, Carol Mirgn ZND ROW: Judy Brandt, Connie Barbeau, Linda Erickson, Liz Dugaa, Dolly Reno, Sandra Cowell. 3RD ROW: Crl Beerman, Barbara Duncan, Judy Johnson, Judy Sharl-Ley, Coreen Cou slneau, Connie Putvln, Karen Burrows, Carol Wing kms- X ' - f was ww ua- w, tifi I 9 Ir -'.'!' r tgaFwlW F4-1: Q H K ,Q !,J.: 'E 'M' , 44,5 :V f v 1975 . 'few 5XNx-X XXX I 4 .....,,:,.,,4wIV ' x :KT 4' 94 Y 3' If 'K' 5 f N f ku - I ': 5, N' , Q fs y, V . 1 L ' wg! :Er ' K in 12 5 f 5 A '-' gg, V , ., Q Q , jg .0 V, '3 Q 'Wd , Ai: -fn A ' ' , ,Q - ng? . ig ICQ! lST ROW: Bettina Carmody, Mike Parromakl, Les Hillberg. ZND ROW: Sandra Coryell, Mrs. Ionas, Bonnie Benzing, Ioan Boneville. 3RD ROW: Dolly Reno, Iohn Stuht, Karin Taube, Sally Taylor, Karyn Kee. 4TH ROW: Bruce MacNell, Tom Feldhusen, Iim Benson. The present student council was organized by Mrs. Utley in 1950 . A constitution was drawn up at this time and has been in use since then. An amendment dealing with membership has been added to it. Major projects this year consisted of the annual Halloween Dance, Christmas cookie sale and window decoration contest, and Student Government Day. Dress-up days were also sponsored and five delegates went to the U. P. Student Council Conference. IST ROW: Snuley W1l.,o:., Ice Wrmqhi, Ignzi Changxie, Roi Mgjxcx. JND ROW: Mary Heian Doro, Linxa Er1cf,,-311, Maui- Jnxzxcr. Inv Carr. 3RD ROW: ICTl.fVJC1f, Tina Cd:rr.vxQ.' Karim Kai, Borinie Straits. STANDING: Mix: Ddzirxfr. PROSE 8. POETRY HO OR SOCIETY IST ROW: lucy Nelson, secretary: Baruera R-ggle5, preimeit' I.liLlIT6 Fax-:me-lsfil, Vice-presiccitp Beturia Cerrncgy, Ueasgrer. ZND ROW: Mr. Fors'rwffv1' Row- Marv Debeia-4, Loretta Ma-11. Kate: Lemleu' Carcle Perry, Ecu-:ern Pc-turf.. 41 fy T lu lil av ip 'l---.- '53 1..- Q- R C 33145155 sf iv LEFT TO RIGHT: Otto Morrisin, Marvin Iune, Clarence Bower, Francis Bray, Wayne Dausey, Al Moozy, Mr. Ingraham NOT PICTURED: Tom Feldhusen, Doug Ames, Iim Benson, Vern Srienhoff. BOYS' CHORUS GIRLS' HURUS 1ST ROW: Ianice Perron, Judy Carr, Tina Carrnody, Connie Putvin, Ioan Carr, Karen Arman, Susan Nesberg, Laurie Runsat, Shirley Hyde, Diana Rcrcru. BND ROW: Anile La Corte, Gail Gibson, Ruth Ann Hofiins, Barb Duncan, Dolly Reno, Barb Anderson, Bev Depevx, Beverly Mitchell, Carol Hernilla. 3RD ROW: Mary Helen Dore, Liz Dugas, Karen Lernley, Sally Trcrnater, JoAnn Lasak, Tina Gneronias, Karen Iacohson, Ioan Boneville, Donna Delisle. 4TH ROW: Dawn Boucher, Careen Ccusineau, Iaig' Shar-gy, Robin Radcliff, Sally Taylor, Karen Bcya-1. STH ROW: Evelyn Kcskela, Judy Icnnson, Bonnie Benzing, Chris Beerman. 6TH ROW: louise Massey. Gi .pn in me.-nurvxq -4-an .. ,111- ..-- ai N I S df' 1 ZND RO Iudy johnson Marcia MacNel Ian Pawielskl Bev Mitchell Katy Lockwood Shlrley Iohn son Iudy Cherry Andre Fxnk ST ROW Nancy Moo 3RD ROW Careen Couslneau Sandy Coryell Barb Rugg es Marle Iurinen Judy Lehman Carol Berkel Jean Iohnson Juno Johnson Iohn Mcyland Tcrvo An Fred 4TH ROW Bev Depew Sharon Skoqlund Budget Kee BONNIE Strand Sraron Spencer Carl Wrck stom Amour Karen Sl G Man yn Mattson BO mevi loo 9 Fritz Benzx dm ontcl M Don eyland mM Ii Bernard Aken 1 Nybeck BYO C ley Beth Yard FSOI1 IO Pc Glenna nab ancis, Io Fr let! 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' ,.V.'Y9 wir 3 yah HQ, vii ff SENIUR MUSTANGS WILLIAM PRUNICK Tackle Bill was a regular offensive and de- fensive line man during his two seasons for the Mustangs. RONALD IASAK Quarterback Ron has played two years on the Mustang eleven as a offensive blocker and valuable member of the team. VBRN STEINHOFF Center Vern played two years of varsity ball, his last one being short because of a knee imury. FRANCIS BRAY En: Skip was an asset to the Mustang team, and has played three years of versity ball. RICHARD MADIGAN Guard Dick has been a regular defensive line man for the past three seasons of Mustang ball. During his senior year, he played as a regular with the offensive unit. KEITH PANGBORN Halfback Pang , a fleet footed scatoack, was a prominent figure in the Mustang's ground game during the '56 campaign. RICHARD STEINHOFF Halfback Offensive Captain Dick has played three years as a regular on the Mu stang squad. During his sophomore and Junior years he played mostly de- fense. In his senior year he changed to the position of left half. Dick will long be remembered by his team mates for his fine leader- ship on the Mustang grid- iron. IAMES CAMPBELL Fullback Top Scorer lim , as a member ofthe back field, climaxed two years of football by re- ceiving honorable mention on the all- U. P. team, and was selected to be on the Great Lakes Conference first team. THOMAS PELDHUSEN Tackle Defensive Captain Tom was a predominant figure in the Mustang plans for three seasons. He was recognized for his fine play during his past season by being selected to be on the Great Lakes Conference squad, and received honor- able mention on the all- U. P. team. At the end of a somewhat unbalanced but hard fought football season, the Munising Stangs found themselves face to face with a 5 lost 3 win record for 1956. 'When they first began making the dirt fly on the gridiron the varsity had ll lettermen returning from the previous year. Although they didn't end up on the top wrung of the ladder they all deserve full credit for their get up and go . Sault St. Marie 19 -------- Munising 6 Marquette 20 -------- Muni sing O Gladstone Munising Negaunee Muni sing Stephenson Munising Manistique Munising Newberry Muni sing Holy Name Muni sing jim Campbell, fullback, off for a sizeable gain against the Newberry Indians. ,n U M' - , -4. -Q. vu... 41 IXN lST ROW: George Boundy, Ioe Wright, Chuck Iohnson. ZND ROW: Bob Corey, Al Williams, Peter LaCombe, Russell Hemingway, Tom Fassbender, lim Gherondas, Pat Gollinger, Bernard Aken, Daniel Flynn. 3RD ROW: Jerry Compton, Royce Birk, Gene LaRock, Larry LeVeque, Melvin Beauchaine, Richard Gamelin, Steve Leifel, Francis Schroeder, lim Matson. 4TH ROW: Mr. Whitman, Tony Drake, Billy Bengston, Bill Marsh, Pat Hebert, Larry Hillberg, Iim Wickstrom, Guy Stevenson, Bob Wing. STH ROW: Danny Artibee, Tom Cromell, Joe Lambert, Iohn Prato, Iohn Iensen, Bob Kolbus, Iohn Trzeciak, Iohn Negilski. . . FUOTBALL The 1957 crop of I. V.s hit the autumn dirt hard and came through the line for the cleanest athletic record of the year: 8 losses and 0 wins. The boys were a large and hardworking crew but were a bit green due to the high percentage of Freshmen who had little experience. The large turnout indicated interest in the sport and representing the school. Many of the sturdy chaps are expected back next season to kick the pigskin with all and more of 57's vim'n vigor and chalk up some wins. ,n si: sv V W Q M 3 44 x, 3 5 ff NN-2 'A' f- ,, ,... , L ,. . NE ' Kg J- .EJ T ggtlxgqs. Q Q5 f ak! .. .A I! 1 H I Li il? sl tv QW 71 , I A'- I KJ F- ps, m . Nr. R iw. . 1 YQ? Ur 'iF 1 ,, I X A Q Y rmx E K Q , K. Q .. .3 0 V, 4 .L 2 Q 315954 3 7 XII4 JI. .J 1 ' Y Q Q ' Aga' 1 JV f' 4 C' dx V-1 Rv!!! 'Z 'D ,. M 1, ,im . A , 59 N 3g S X Q Al wwe . 4 - 1 +A vw if ..Q Q' A 1 W' from '52 -, , f I ,E Q pi., Q 5 5 -,ff ,,,-5,292 ' g 2 , I , 1 sf GJ 'N vm 'ur 433 'Q . 2 U Af ' x ' -. ,1 0 53 6 . rl ' , 2 ' f I1 F 52' 5' 6 N ' x H' ' -I ffw s W 0 , v u ,H s Q4 x , 5 8 5 M N Nw.. 5 ,S A ,s KNOX? vfgf iff 1 - -- -K 55502 nl I u xx L. J M d I Fl , :M , ,.....X 'Y ,A 'il pw 1, 4 1, I Outdoor recreation enjoyed by gym classes .GK l . F 1 th Skating seems to be the popular sport. YN, Dig that chorus line! ! ! The clown and his court. Ga . 'Ht of rr, Qian! you btw , b0ttOh'0 2 fm Won! J O C lon l 2 anfts All P'hh . d Sgnd 'N UWT 72 lansma em' vounelpg Us 61.0710 K o - xx lcfs gli 1 and Pugh in userkc 5 'C 59-nn Sung, oufof Th' M ' u,.,r,.vHr ' vs alofg lcfs aff pifch in and send the Team to Lausiuc ' Parents boost Mustangs . Santa visits Mather Grade School children . A salute to the flaQ DY Mather majorettes Broadcasting our basketball games is our local station W. M. A. B. C7 Mather High student greets Hungarian refugee. Service with a smile. L .1 in Ambitious Tri-Hi-Y club opens a coat- check for basketball games. Q!! iff.-A -li -,A ri :iv fy 29? 'EJ 43,1 34 + 1.51 sl' I-Jig :Ai ' 'Y 'is 5, 'x ,. WP- Y. 'EQ 1.5, Vfmrgmiv g Wieland's Pictured Rocks Hotel and Grill On The Shores Of Munising Bay On Lake Superior Home Of The Baseball League All Baseball Players Welcome Mr. and Mrs. Orville Weiland Burn's Department Store . . . and thank you for your patronage. It's been a pleasure serving you during your high school career and we wish you a world of success in whatever lies ahead 5, 4M ,., I A .., n r pq-gr--u da-Q-Q ' '-' a we. an V - vw- Deep In The Heart Of Munising Denman's Department Store Home Of Know Brands Bowerman and Hallifax Funeral Home ? .a Peoples State Bank And Insurance P 51:-me e a' Pao N f. ktk-MN nate: aa Putvin's Drug Store The Best In Quality Of Medicine And Other Articles. Gifts For The Family. Visit Our Drug Store At Any Time W- Walgreen Agency :xi Be Wise, Economize, Buy At The Red Owl l MUNISINGS l.G.A. The Trend Today Is To IGA Everyday Low Prices COHQFBU-1lafiOf1S Good Luck Class Of '57 To The Class Of 1957 7 prom Farrell sDrug Store Upper Peninsula Power Co. Live Better Electrically General Electric Ap pliances John Hayes Compliments Of Anderson's Sewice Station And Best Wishes To The Graduates Roswell Anderson 3 I CCJX Chevrolet Buick Oldsmobile - Chevrolet Where Marrvalon, Duo Dust in Sheets, Sllver Sheets, Munising Bond, Caslon Bond and other fine papers are manufactured by The Munising Paper Company Congratulations o on ra 1ons, ass The Class Of 1957 rom Don s Cnty Service Munlsmg Coal Company MyThPt BB t tW O57 The MUHISIl1g Baker Y Brandt s Home Supply Korvela Electric Munlsmg Alger Freight Sales p t RCAV t ll Sp O57 Cowell s Drygoods and Neldmalln S lewelw Hardware N k Of 57 Walls foods Chudacoff s T C g tl t' Cl Of F 57 , 0 O Q 0 a 'gh Bes ishes F Y Th Class f' From O l , Mr. e a ock Compliments Of ' Hot oin - ic or Russe earman G dL kInTh F ture, C mplim t Class f' Of From 9 ' 7 Iohn eldmann Compliments G dLu Class ' Of From , 9 Wal er Iurinen r. rs. eorge Chudacoff L Of 57 A and P Store Gambles Store T S 0 K Electrrc Dutch S Pontrac Servrce T h L T Of 1957 Of 1938 W T tOfL Of 1957 Mel Sport and Gm Shop Kennedy Roofrng and Supply Co L d Peoples Store Northern Home Furnrshmgs Good uok In The Future The Class ' Congratulates 7 h . Complim t C pl' t Of Of I , O O Congratulations T Best Of uck T h S ' Class From O , Q 0 , lrm s Standard Servrce Mrkes Market Iim LaCombe Hector Boogren Class BeSt ishes O Th Bes uck Class From To Peg ic c aughlin ass Good k Compliment Gra uates Cf , O O 77 Congratulations T Th Compliments Of Seniors Harry's Shell Service Nybeck's Service Harry Nelson Evald Nybeck Congratul tions Class Of Best Wishes T '56 The Seniors Vern Floria Munising Cafe Real Estate and Insurance N k Boufh Good Luck Always The Flower Shop Flora Smith Compli t Of Cyr Bottle Gas -w Good Luck Seniors F4 5 ,',,4 7 ' ' Lei f.: F so r , 3'+f.:e,, Wards Service Statron 1 - , .1g' 41, . ', ' 1 K ' 'RPF-5 Iames Ward , .A S' Q' 1 .l,i,f4-'- C ompliments Of Munising Hardware Company Esterholm Motor Sales Madigan Brothevrs Good Luck To The Seniors In The Furture Ben Franklin Store Munising's Finest In Notions - Toiletries Hardware Stationery - Glassware Toys And Candy The Ford Garage J A ' Iim Campbell receiving the Father McNaughton trophy from Mr. Bobb. Football Season - 1956 P00 04 AZN? 44 0,1 lf? 61,30 '09 Compqny, Inc- M 57cm l xf NW ale' MN vnu! l2kQQLfQiX5fV W WUWDMX Z md VXL Q WWE 96 J gf lx AX RTX 5-f X. b Ks 32 Ujgilvkc jgjhjf R QDQEQZQ, E 4: M-QM Wai Mfg GK, 4 xr' I L! -KN J M f-Cf if Aff A f ff-f ff 7k W y3y M N? W M 153 wif 5' ffl M ,Viflf fwgfiggg Wy W f v WY! ,X 1 Q? ,X + X 7 ' K, fp? ,I Wk , It YY V , . ,LAI 7, ' 1,0 K -A I V ff W V ff ' L' X ' , f K? ' ' J I TY 'Q X c A I Ayn :Q f' X, , -1 ' ' f A ' ' ' Q4 f A 7. LSL 'N' ,lu .- J . , N , , Q ,Q AM w A M L f i ffwiff M 4 X ' ' L W 1 'Y 'X P' 3 Y QICJ . , , , 3 vp! 'f V ax 'N ' . Vg 'V I, I . f 1 I xi . 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