Menominee High School - Record Yearbook (Menominee, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

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A , Mlm By My Qeyffmvw npr' - .Xb E? - Y if 1 1 3 3 A 11 1 11 11 '11 1 15 if 1 1 1 1 1 E 21 I 2 li 'I Q 1 14 ? 14' 6 1 1 11' 14 1 13 .1 W 1. 1 i1 '1 .1 2 A I 1 1 1 I 1? 11 .i ? fe 'The Record of 1949 Presenzed by zhe R ecor cl Staff of Menominee High School -4 Foreword Do we students ever realize school lite while we live it, every. every precious inoinent-or do we have to enter the adult world of work and responsibility before we can look back and be fully con- scious of the treasure which the few short years at high school con- tained? ln order to keep in ineinory the drama of our high school days. we present this Record. lck row: John Krall, Jzunes Hook, Carol Hnstroni, Mildrt-fl 1'h-shek, Ric-llartl .-Xlfre-clson. lllmil Pontow, Ge-or Kostelek. lront, row: Jane Bilocleau, Natllaxlim- Russell, Sally TllLllllDSl1ll,C2lI'Hl0Iatlillllliill, xvllllillll Pontow, YVillizll1l VVQU 2 ,tn -L .L 1 1 1 Stzuldingt Cozicli Ratliek, 1381 l1l1ll49Ss2H'1l, 1121 Dick Nliehzlels, 1251 Ken Hansen, 1281 Bob Brink, 11111 llivk Alfredson, 1111 1111-k S1-mke, 1351 Diek Desehaine, 151 lirk 1'Ireenwoor1. 111 Don Gunderson. 11221 Ray Johnson, 1341 I'hil Johnson, 1'oau'h M1-Uormick. lim-eling: 1141 Emil Povitow, 12271 Alex Betzinger, 11211 Holt Mt-Malion, 123551 Melvin Kieft-i', 12511 llill XYeI1s. 12511 Roh RB'llI1lIlf-K. 1171 Hill Pontow. Dedication lYe, the Senior Class of '49, dedicate this Record to our coaches, Nlr. lfrancis ul. XlcL'or- mick. head coach and athletic director: Mr. Kenneth Radick, assistant coach and track team coach: Nr. Fritz Miller, coach ofthe junior varsity football squad: and Mr. Tom Chambers. coach of the junior varsity basketball squad. .X well-organized athletic program has resulted in many victories and awards for Nlenomiuee High School. Our football teams have won the '46, '47. and '43 l'.l'. Cl1Zllll11ll1IlSllll1S. 11ur basketball team won the l'.l'. Championship in '47 and '48, and our track team won the l'.l'. award in '411 and placed second in '47, .Xll of us are proud to be members of a school which has made such a time record in sports. We know that many hours of hard work by coaches and team members have been necessary for success. XYe also know that our coaches have done much to promote an all-around athletic prograni and to encourage sportsmanship, teamwork, reliability, and loyalty, traits of character which were well exeniplined by members of this year's teams and the loyal fans who followed the games. ln future years when whether we won or lost this or that particular game has become :1 matter of little importance, many of us will remember the rules by which all good contests are won and apply them to our daily lives. 3 MR. JOHN E. Students and faculty uf Klenmnincc High School were deeply saddened by the snddcn dczlth of Mr. john li. Hanes. He had bccn Zl INCINIBCI' of thc llourd of Iidtwztticm since 11141 and had shmvn 21 sinccrc interest in thc YVC1f211'C of KlCIlOlllillCC.S sclwols. Students and faculty pay trihntc to ll well-known and well-liked citizen of Nenonnncc. 2' V V' 3 - i'i J: ' F'LL1:i 4 SCPIO OI, OUR Y I Img I T S OI I DIRECTORS TI-IE CAST COMING NTRACTIONS A I I ALL A I Il WINIER A +111 SPRING 37 A99-I FOLIQS wI1o YQACIOMTOWN,-I orw 'ON iI.Aev-23 PIB , LG3YNCAt0 apfveclatf, c,, cacI1 ever-I IIJI- Shoe we wIm6ve NIS e I II scIxooI wis Iovef,aII. ,I-'Ixe Arena QI' e,acIxjear IYOM Svriug I:aII., Present ur c oo ,ap o I scI1ooIcIa s, o Iieep I:e'I'ore . an aI our sIu4IeNI ways, . page. L . . I7 55 .. F n 53 , Q 71 ART FIASS In-I't to right: .lziuim-if Huslmt-t-k, Pllyllis Hzilllluil. Imrw-l Smith, .lzuw Hlstm. Art Classes Had A Busy Year 'l'liv .X1lYIlllL'L'll ,Xrt llc mzwtnit-ut lizls lict-ii lmusx' :ill vcur. Llc-fiiiiiiiw' tlicir activi- , , 3 5 tics, thc class maintcrl lwzlts :it the Yacht llasin :tml zlltnl-1' llic Klciwiiiiiicc Rivt-1'. 5 ,Xftcr painting their tlW1l tlliristmzts czmls. the gruiip tutrli up clay Sk'l1lIJllll'lllQ aml painting' of winter scciit-s. Two cxliilmits, one at XYz1rrl's zmfl zmutlit-r in l'iSC2lIll1lJ2l. wcru also lit-lrl. This j'L'Z1l'.S '49 prtnii cuniluittcc will lic zlssistctl by tllc .Xrt l,ClJ2ll'llllL'lll, llIl1lL'l' tllc l siipclwisimi nf Mrs. lluntllcy. 6 539 f D Q Jw 53 DXRECTORS 'KW' l Iifl.-XRIJ UF EIEVC.-X'I'IUN: Superintendent C. IC. BI1ll'l7Ull21ld. Mr. John Fernstium, Mr. Jenn Xxvlillll, Mr. L. J. Lzlurse--n, Mr. Yolmer 'l'bomse-n. mul Mr. I-I. J. Perry. Dc-zir lloarcl of lfclucation, To you, Mr. Lf li. Xlztcljonalcl. Nlr. lf. bl. l'erry, Klr. l.. bl. Lzlursen. Nlr. john lfurnstrum. Mr. -lean XYortli, zmcl Mr. Yolmer Thomsen, goes the appreciation oftllG1311I1l't' senior class tor the many erluczitionzll opportunities which you have manle possible. You were chosen by the people of Klenominee to conduct the various problems of the City's public schools, :mil you spend mzmy hours at meetings, discussing' ztncl Voting' upon measures clesignecl to zlirl the stuclents. You work l12ll'il to provicle nioclern school equipment :mil better 'facilities for Klenominee. Klziny thanks from the seniors of '4o. Major improvements you liziye mzule possible-liglns for the athletic tielcl, an improved fool- bzill liulcl, repairs for the olcl high school building. it moclern machine shop, new equipment for the home economics ilepzirtment, :mil Il new sixty-passenger bus -- all promote CllllC2lll0l1 here at M.ll.S. This year we seniors regret the loss of Mr. john Henes. who passed ZIWLIX in December. ulter being' El member of the boarrl since lQ4l. XYQ know that Mr. llenes always hzul the best interests of' Xlenominc-e's young people in mincl. XYe are certain that the line work he has clone will be eonlinuecl by his successor, Klr. Thomsen. Kgain, thzmlc you, lloarcl Members, forthe time and energy you give so that Klenomince may lizlvc the finest CKlllCZlllOIl2ll opportunities available. Ycry sincerely, TH lf SENIC IRS 8 MR. M21cDONA1.D lt is 21 great p1CZlSl1l'C to offer llly congratii- lations to the 111e1111101's of' the class of 111,111 111 tl11s Rccorcl. You w01'0 5CVCll11l 1jl'Z1f1Cl'H XVl1Cll 1 0211110 to ll011o1111110e 21s 111'111ci1121l. 11 is very Q'l'1lt1fj'l11g' to s00 you 011111111010 your work 111 XlL'lll1I1llllCC lligl1 School 211111 211121111 1110 st211us of l1ig11 school g1'Z1111'1EllL'S. We 1111116 111211 you 11211'0 cl01'0lop011 1110 l121s11' skills i11 z11'itl111101ic. 1'0:111111g, writing, s11021ki11g, 211141 l1s1011i11g. 'l'l10y 211'0 skills yO11 will 110011. 11111 l76j'Ol111 111650 l121s1c slcills, we trust tl121t yo11 11111-0 I1L'VClOl7Cl1 111181111105 111:11 will 011211110 you to 110 Zl t11oughtf111 011120111 2111 i11101lig0111 cou- SllIllL'l'I 21 llillllly lDC1'S1l1l with goocl work l1211:its, 211710 to use yo11r lcisurc 111110 to goorl 2lf1YZl1l- 1z1ge. ,X11oy0 2111. we 1111110 111211 you 02111 121140 your 1112100 S11CCCSS111lly 111 1110 .X111f:'l'lL'Z11l llllllllj' -1110 f111111z1111e11121l 111111 ill our .hlll91'lCZll1 way of lifc. Sincerely, C, li. ll21clJ1JN.Xl.1J. S11p01'i11t011r10111 of Schools KlR.ROl11NSUN 'l'h0 Class of 19,111 is to 110 CU1lg'l'Zltl1l2l.lC1l for the 111211151 1:1110 co11t1'i1111t1o11s 11121116 to Rleuouii- 1100 High School. 111 this XCZIFQS 21111111211 publi- c21t1o11 of the Rccorml X011 will forever 1'cliy0 lllillly 111621521111 1l'lCl1lOl'1CS of yillll' 11igl1 school. lt takes lllilllj' K11l'1C1'Cll1 types of' ll111lV111l11llS to IllZiliC up 21 lZl1'Q'C class. 1 21111 ycry prouml of each o11e of X011 211111 l1211'0 ClljUj'CCl working witl1 you 111 classes, activities, 21t11l01ics, 211111 g'l11112ll'lC6 i11 yo11r 0cl11c21tio11211 211111 l1Cl'SOIl2l1 lJ1'U1J1C'1llS. lt is my hope 111211 yo11 will 011111111110 to CllCI'- isl1 the lllillly 11110 ic1e21ls 211111 p1'111cip10s 111211 yo11 have workccl towarcl 11111'i11g yo11r four years l1ere. Good luck! Sincerely, MILES XY. RC HHNS1 JN, .l,l'1l1C1lJZ11 Directors Margaret E. Brammer. B.A. Vniversity nl' NYisi-imsin l'nivc-rsity of NfllllIlE'Slll1l. Lihrzirizln lla M. Bills, B.A. Nurthern Mivliigzin Cwvllm-ge of lcllllviltlllll English, Spei-ull, De-liz1tf'. l:4DI'l'l1Sll'S, llllldllllll' Cuililsi-lin' Thomas E. Chambers, B.S. in Ed. Central Missouri State 'l'1'IlL'll01'S l'u1le':.'e Vnivvrsity of Mivliigzln S'K'lt1l1L'P, .I-V Basketball. Guirlrinvi- t'uunselUr Asa C. Cook, B.E., Smith Hughes Oshkosh Stzlte- Terri-lil-rs Collegi- Duy Trzule Mm-liine Shop, IJll't'l'lIl1' ui' Yislml Iflilui-:itioii Anna R. Decker, M.A. Lawrenc-e College Y Vniversity uf Minnvsutzi I A l,lllld2lIlL'k' Cuunsn-lor, Si-ninr Class .'XllYlSl'l', Eighth Grzulf- Core Lorraine Devine. M.A. l'11iYe1'sity of Minnesota University nf l'ulurzuln English, Rvvuril Stuff Adviser J. C. Eidt, B.A. Central Stale 'l'ezu'l1s-rs Culh-go Vniversity of Wisconsin English, Girls' :ind lluys' Rifle Flulis. 'l'r:u'k Nlae E. Einfeldt, R.N. Oak I'z1rk Hospital St. Luke-'s Preslryterizin Ilusl-il:ll SL-huol Nurse Paul H. Gilbert, B.S. Northern Mivhigan College of lihliu-ntiim lfniversity of Michigan Director nf Ol'l'lltWSll'2I und Yin-ul lle11ali'tii1m1t. Ninth Gradi- Adviser Ruth Gilgenbach, B.S. Stout Instituti- Hmne Evonoinivs, Hunw Ei-rnmiixivs Club. S'UDll0lllUl't' Ad riser, Business Manager ut' Hot Lunrli Prngrzun 10 Ida K. Hundley, B.A. Milwuukve State- TQ'1ll'llQ'l'S Uullt-ge Uliimigu Avaulvniy uf Fine Arts l7t'tl'llll Svhmll of Pillt- .-KITS Art SllDt'l'ViSul'. Rvuuiwl Mary H. Juetten, B.S. 1 . ,. lt-uliwil blaalv le-:lt'l1ci's Uullt-520 Maitlin-niutii-s. Jmiriizilism Ruth Kanerva, B.S. Nurtlu-i'n Mis-liiguii Cullvge uf EllllL'1ltlllll l'uix'm-rsity uf W'lsv-rusiu Cmuuu-rviul, Steno Club Gilbert Lokke, B.S. llztmlinv l'uix'vi'sitA' A1illlH'lllL'ltll'S, Gulf, J-V Fmithall Dorothy M. Lundbom, B.S. Mit-liigziu Stun- l'c-llt-:te l'liysi4':ll lidilvziliivii, 1l..X..X., l't-p Cluh, tiirl St-mils. Ninth Grade Adviser Theodore Meyer, B.S. Oshkosh State 'I'e:li-h -rs Wllltxgt- lutlustriaii Arts Robert C. Nerbun, B.S. Stout Institute Industrial Arts, lllzirmm Nt-ws, Liuotypv Club, President of Ta-zu-liers' Cluh Miriam A. Netzel. B.S. Vuivt-1'siiy ut' XYiswv11si11 Eighth Grzult- Cure Jewell A. Parsek, B.S. l'nivt-1-sity of Ulllt'2lgO Sew-ntli Graule- Chiu-, Tri-Y Genevieve A. Riley. B.E. XYliitcwa1tt-1' Stzite 'IX-avliers College Vuiversity of VVjst-unsili Wnumervizil, Ste-no Club. Junior Class Adviser 11 Algernon F. Sharer, B.A., M.A. University of VVist-ousin Social Science, Guidanve Counselor, Basketball-Grade School and Junior High, Basketball Scorer Shirley Siebenhorn, B.S. -L2LVVl'OllL'Q Colle-ge University of XVisc'onsin Spanish, English. Tri-Y Ralph Siemann, B.S. Northern Mivliigann College of Education Eighth Grade Core. XVeig'ht Team Football. Pep Band Auldin Smith, B.S. Oshkosh State Teachers College Head of Innlustrizll Arts Department Diret-tor Veterzuis' Institute Ross W. Taylor, B.A. I'l1lVQI'SltY of Illinois Mathematics, Vlfeight Team Football, Record Annette Wellers, B.S. University -of Vfisconsin Home Economics, Home Economics Club Inez Westberg, Music Lawrenc-e Conservatory Vniversity of VVisconsin Vniversity of VVashington Vocal Music-. Junior High School Chorus Ellen Janson SPC'I'9til.l'Y to Superintendent, Mr. MacDonald Clerk to Board of Eduoation Marion Olson Offive Assistant Kathryn Van Patten Secretary to Prinripal, Mr. Robinson 12 Roger K. Chrlst, B.A. St. Franvis Seminary Marquette University Latin, Histury, Tennis, Hi-Y, Record, Ninth Grade Counselor Ferdie Davis, Ph.B., M.A. Vnivvrsity of Minnesota Vniversity of Chivago Som-ial Suienve. Guidant-e Counselor, Hi-Y, Twvlfth llraxir Adviser Mary McGrath DeTempIe, B.A. Vniversity of VVisconSin Spa-ec-h Correction Leone Ekholm, B.S. S-tout Institute Home Economics, Hot Lunvh Advisor, Junior Class Adviser Leslie D. Erwin, B.S. Illinois College Mathemutivs, Svience Carl E. Johnson, B.A. Mic-higan State Teavhers College Vniversity of Mivhigan Srwial Suiem-0, VVeight Team Football Kathryn Klttell, B.A., M.S University of VVist'0nsiu Lawrence- College English, Mathemaltics, Guidance Cuunsvlur, Testing Ninth Grade Class Adviser Charles H. Mase, B.S. Stout Institute llrzifting, VVeight Team Football, Tenth Grade Class Adviser Francis J. McCormick, B.S., B.A. Mzlrqur-tte Vniverseity St, Nnrhvrfs College Ss-ienve. Health, Physit-al Edll4'RtllJll, Athle-til' Ilirevtor and Head Cuavli Fritz Miller, B.A. Franklin College l'urdnn- Vniversity Northern Mirhigan College of Educatimi Matlieinzitius. J-Y Football, Senior High Student Count-i Eleventh Grade Adviser 13 Ottar M. Olson, B.S. Nortlleru Mivhigzm L'nllm-519 uf Eililvzitinn l'uix'i-rsiiy of Micliigzul Junior High Studs-nt Cuumfil. Cmiuty Viw M,l:I.A,, S4-vu-ntli Guide Pore Octave C. Paquette, Music NUl'Ult'l'I'l Mll'lli22,'2lll Vnlll-gv ini' Eduvzx l'11ivvi'sity ut' Ixfllqligilll lllSfl'lllllt llf2ll Musin- Arvid Poutinen, B.S. l'11iw-Vsily nf Minliesutgi l'0I'llllll'l'i'lill, iixlm l1lll'l'l4'lllill' . if Xiu-ivllllllll Kenneth Radick, B.S. Marqllette l'niVersity Pliysicul Education, Rusim-ss Assistant Football Clmvli Pl'au'tis'u. H Janice G-auger, B.S. Oshkosh State 'l'e11c'-lu-1's Coll:-gn English, Junior and Senior Class Pl nys Jean Van Hengel, B.A. l41lXVl'Plll't' Uulll-ge Si-wiitli Hiuulv Umw- Nul Divture-dz Mrs. Olga Dawson. B.A. Almal l'ullf-ge XV:15'l1v l'l1iX'v1'siiy f:x'lli'l'Ill Si-ieilre. lim-im-iliznl llraiiliiix 14 -Presidellt of tiim will 'I'I':u'k Um! fsx Cv 'QI A 3 K I 16 S'l s S N fl L11 bffi Q C a I 1 Q! Direclo F8 NI rs. Dec ker Mr. Davis Mr. Taylor- Miss Devine NIP. pouiinen Miss Bills Adudb he ld K X Af W :Not lx :mtg 'if G Sllov-unix A X ,VIH ff? :O if f ' I ' 1 C oo 'ga ' 1 ...:i.. xx 'QQ 4' s l if I I X'-IPS LAY' Alherfclbwxajj V' ' X .. X I 'fs' K.. iii C0YYrmg 0011 U' The Senior Class OFFICERS RICHARD DESCHAINE Class President '45, Ninth Grade Basket- ball '46g J-V Basketball '47: Varsity Bas- ketball '4S, '49, Varsity Football '491 Prom Committee '4Sg Sr. Chorus '49, Class Presi- dent '49. RICHARD ALFREDSON Ninth Grade Basketball '4G: J-V Basket- ball '47: Varsity Football '48, '49g Weight Team Football '44, '451 Class Vice-Presb dem '-19. ALBERTA DU BEY Home EC. Club '46, '47: Speech Club '48, '49, Record Staff '49: Sr. Chorus '49: Prom Committee '4Sg Class Secretary '49, RAY JOHNSON Sr. Chorus '45, '46. '47, '48, '-49: Varsity Football '46, '47, '48, '49: Speech Club '49: Student Council '47, '483 Track '48, '47, '48, Prom Committee '-IS: Class Treasurer SALLY BROWN Junior Chorus, Senior Chorus 18 RICHARD ADAMS HELEN JUNE ALFREDSON GAA '46, '47, Home Ev. Club '46, Pep Club '47, '48, '49, Ilranm Club '48, Tri-Y '48, '49, Rifle Club '49, Sr. Chorus '48, '4:o. JOSEPH ARMBRUST NANCY ARMITAGE GAA '46, '47: Sr. Baud '46, '47, '48, '49, Pep Club '48, '49: Prom Committee '48, Jr. Class Play Committee '48, Tri-Y '48, '49, Record Stuff '48, '49, JEAN ARNOST Gym Squad Ln-ader '47, '4N, General Chorus '46, Prom Dem-umtions '48. ALYCE BAILEY Jr. Class Plzly '43, Prom Committee '48, Des-lzlmution '45' Rvvmrrcl Stuff '49, Speecflx Club '-49. EDWARD BERNARD BARKER J-V Fnothzlll '46, '47, Rifle Club '46, '47, '43, Hi-Y '491 Murmm News '48, '49, lies-mwl Stuff '49, Prom Cnmmitten- '-IN, Sr. Chorus '47, '48, '49, Prolwrty Committee for Jr. Class Play '4N NANCY J. BECKER Prom l'uL'm'zltim1s '4N. CARL BERGGREN CHARLES BERTRAND J-V Funtlmll '-Ui, '47, l!'l'L'Slllll2l.ll liuske-tlmzlll '-412. 19 CAROL JEAN BEYER General Chorus '46, '47, GAA '46, '47, '48, Sr, Chorus '49, Prom Committee '48, Drama. Club '48, Home Ec. Club '46, Pep Club '47, '48, '49. JANE BILODEAU Pep Club '46, '47, '48, '49, GAA '48, '49, Student Council '49, Record Staff '49, Drama Club '48, Prom Committee '48, JOHN BOMBER MARILYN ANN BORTHS GAA '48, Pep Club '48, JAM ES BOURGEOIS Hi-Y '49. ROSEMARY BEYER Ilevlaiuzitions '46, GAA '46, '47, '48, '49, Hand '46, '47, '48, '49, Sr. Service Scouts, Presi- dent '47, '48, Speech Club '4!l: Speech Court 'Fribunzlls '49, Pep Club '47, '48, Home Ee. Club '46, Prom Committee '48, Class: Play Committee '4S. ANNA MAE BLOMQUIST Home EQ. Club '46, Pep Club ' ' Q ' ' '44 '46 '47 '48 47, 4., 49.11- . , , Q, '49, lirzimzt Club '48, Band '46, '47, '48, '49, Prom Com- mittee '48, Jr. Class Play Committee '48, JAMES BONK Party Planning Committee '46, Chemistry Squad Lender '49. WAYN E BOUCHER J-V Basketlmll '47, Vatrsily Bzlskvtbzlll '48, '49, Rille Clull '48, Ilrzuuzi, Club '48, Hi-Y '48, '49, Class Vice-l'ruside-ut '47, Prom Committee '48, Hevord Sales Committee '49, Sr. Chorus '49, MARILYN J. BRINK J-Y f'lltft'l'll'IllIt'l' 'MGC k'lu-l-r- lezuler '47, '48, l'l-p Club '-113. '47, '48, '-150: Stlulvul Council 'fllil Prom Uummittvm- Ulmirf mam '48, Jr. Class l'l:1y '18, lklurmm Ne-ws Stuff '48, Rov- ortl Stuff '48, llomv IG--, Club '46, '47, GAA '46, 'l'1'i-Y '48, '4U. ROBERT BRINK Varsity Football '47, '48, '491 Varsity Basketball '47, '48, '49, Class President '47. JUNE JEANETTE CAIRNS Home EC. Club '46, Ruud '47, '48, '49, Prom Committee '48. HOWARD J. DELORME xNY9lgllt Team Football '46, '473 Linotype Club '47, '48, '49: Cross Country '49, JANET DEMILLE Record Stuff '48, '49, Rifle Club '47, Home Ee. Club '4Ii: GAA '46, '47, '43, POD Club '47, '48, '49g Orchestra '47, '48, '49, Sr. Chorus '49, Tri-Y '43, '49, Sr. Girl Scouts '47. JOYCE MARIE DESOTELL GAA '46, '47, LAVERNE BRUSO Sr. Blind '47, '48, '4tl: Orviies- tru '47, '4N, '-lily Home Bc. Ulub '46, Jr. Bziud '46, MILDRED CASPERSON Home Ev. Club '46: Prom Committee '48, Trl-Y '49. MARY JEAN DEMEUSE Home EP. Club US: Band '4f3Z Prom Committee '4S. DONALD DESOTELL J-V Basketball '47, Jr. Class Play Committee '4R: Jr. Prom Committee '4S: Hi-Y '49, Sr. Class Committee '49: Record Stuff '49. MARY RITA DONAHUE 'Fri-'i' '4fl: n-:imc from XVest- eru Hi,-:li Svhool, Detroit. Miuliigraln. JEANNE DUQUAINE GAA '46, '47, '48, Pep Club '46, '47, '48, '49, Dranm Club '48, Steno Club '49, Tri-Y '49, Jr, Class Plny '48, Prom Committee '48, LAWRENCE EBSCH Xveiglit 'Foam Football '46, Frm-slunzln Bzisketbztll '46, J-V Football '47, J-V Basketball '47, Varsity 'Frau-k '47, Mu- roon News Staff '47, '48, '49, Student Manager of Varsity Football and Basketball '48, Golf '47, '48, Tennis '49, MARGARET ANNE EISENZOPH GAA '46, '47, '48, Pep Club '47, '48, '49, Drama Club '48, Sr. Chorus '48, '49, Tri-Y '49, Steno Club '49, Jr, Prom Committee '48, Jr, Cluss Pluy Committee '48, Jr. Chorus '46, '47. BARBARA EM ERY GAA '46, '47, '48, '49, Pep Club '43, '49, 'l'ri-Y '48, '49, Druinu Club '48, Record Staff '49, Home Ev. Club '46, JOHN ENGLER Rifle Club '46, CAROL JEAN ENSTROM Home Eu. Club '44, '45, Orchestra. '44, '45, GAA '46, '47, Pep Club '46, '47, '48, '49, Tri-Y '48, '49, Prom Decorations '48, Student Director of Cluss Play '48, Jr. Class Secr0tzu'y '48, Steno Club '49, VIRGINIA ANNE ENSTROM Jr. Band '46, Home EC. Club '46, '47, GAA '46, '47, Pep Club '46, '47, '48, '49, Prom Committee '48, Jr. Class Play Committee '48, Drama. Club '48, Maroon News Staff '49, RUTH EWALD GAA '46, '47, '48, '49, Pep Club '48, '49, Steno Club '49, Jr, Prom Committee '48, Jr. Class Play Committee '48, RICHARD GALBO Xveight Team Football '45, '46, '47, Student Council '48, Track '48, Hi-Y '48, CALVIN GALINEAU Prom Committee '48, Truvk AG, Shop Squad Leader '48, 22 GEN EVIEVE GIBSON GAA '46, Home EC. Club '46, Sr. Baud '47, '4S, 'lflz Jr. Band '46. RICHARD GREENWOOD Maroon News '47, '4S: J-V Football and Basketball '4li1 Hi-Y '48, '49, Drama Club '48, Weight Team Football '43, Rifle Club '46, Prom Committee '48, Varsity Football '47. '4N, '49, Varsity 'l'ravk '47, '48, '49, Speech Club '4ilL Jr. Class Play '48, Sr. Chorus '47, '48, '49. TERESA GREENWQOD Drama Club '4R: Pop Club '48, '49, Jr. Class Play Com- mittee '4N, Jr. Prom Committee '4S. BETTYAN GUENTHER Tri-Y '49, Student Council '49, uanie from XVRIUSZIU. NVis. DONALD HARRY 'GUNDERSON J-V Football '46, '47, J-V Basketball '48, Varsity Football '4S, '49, Hi-Y 'HL ARLENE ELIZABETH HAASCH XVu1verine Girls State '47, Tri-Y Treasurer '4N: Tri-Y President '49: Prom Committee '48, Maroon News Stuft '48, '49, Jr. Class Play '4S. KENNETH R. HANSEN Class Offic-or '45, Varsity Travk '46, '47, '48, '49, J-V Foot- ball '46, Varsity Football '47, '48, '49, Hi-Y Vice-Presb dent '48, Sr. Chorus '47, '48, '49, Jr. Class Play CLllllI11lllt't' '48, Spoech Club '49, Hi-Y '47, '48, '49, Prom Committve '4Q. CAROL LANE HAULOTTE Jr. Chorus '45. '46, Pep Club '46, '47, '48, '49, 'l'ri-Y '4S, '4H1 Sr. Chorus '47, '4N, '49: Ste-no Club '49, Jr. Class Play Committee- '4N: Home Ev. Club '45, '46, LAWRENCE HAYWARD Ili-Y '47, '48, XYeig'ht 'l'l-:un Football '46, '47. PAUL J. HOFFMAN XVeight Team Football '46, 23 JOAN F. HORSTKETTER 'I'ri-Y '48, '40, Rerorsl Staff '4!9: Orclu--Stral '47, '48, '49Z Drama Club '45, Rifle Club '48, Cbomistry Squad Leader '49, GLORIA LEE JANQUART GAA '47, '4X, '49: Ilome Ev. Club '4li: Pl-p Club '47. '48, '-19g Su-no Club '49, Sr, Chorus '49, PHILLIP JOHNSON J-V Football '46, Freshman Basketball '4li: Varsity Foot- ball '17, '4N, '4EJ: J-V Baskvtball '47g Jr. Class President 'hz Varsity Basketball '48, '49, PHYLLIS JEANNE JOHNSON GAA '4li1 Home Ev. Club '46: Sr, Se-:wire Suouts '4Gg Pep Club '17, '4N, '49, Rvcorml Staff '48, '45l1 Drama, Club '4S: Tri-Y '49, GAA Volleyball Captain '4T: SF. Chorus '48, '491 Girls Chorus '47, Jr. Class Play Committve '48, LAVINA KEHOE Jr. Clie-Orlvamlt-r '46, GAA '46, '47, '4S: Jr. Class Play '45, Jr, Prom Committee '4Sg Pep Club '46, '47, '48, '49, JOAN KELSEY Pop Club '46, '47, '48, Jr. Class Play Committee '48, Drama Club '4Ng Sr, Chorus '48, '49, ARTHUR KLEINKE Liuotypn- Club '47, '4N, '49, liinolypv Xvll'9-I'l't'Silll'llt '49, MELVIN KIEFER Linotype Club '46, J-V Football '46, '4T: Varsity Football '4S, H195 Prom Decorations '4S. RODNEY KIMBALL Cross Country Trac-k '49, XV4-ight 'Foam Football '44i: Tmck '49: Hi-Y '49, SI'lt'0l'l'l Club '49, Journalism Editor '48, '45i: Intramural Basketball '46, '47, GILBERT KRAWETZKE XVt-ight Tiilllll Football '45, 'llii Basketball '40, '47, '43, '49, 24 RITA KUESTER GAA '46, '47: Pep Club '46, '47, '4Ng 'l'x'i-Y '4N, 'Hog Prom Coinmittev '4Ng lluuul Nu, Ulub '45: Ste-nu Club '4tI. ROMAYNE KUDLICKI Pep Club '4li, '47, '4N, '4!U1 GAA '46, '471 Di':lnl:l. Ulub 'Ng Nr. CllUl'llS 45. '46, '47, '48, '40, Steno l'lub 'ltig Jr, l'l'Ulll L'0IllhlllIHl' '45, SU-nu Flub Re-pnrtc-1' 'HL CAROLE JEAN LACOURSIERE GAA '46, '473 llume IG:-, Club '451 Sr. Sn-1'x'in-v Sm-uuts, President '47. '4S: Prmu Cmuixlittoi- '4N: Vslier fm' Jr. Class Play '-IX: P1-11 Club '47. JEAN LALONDE 44 ..,, 4 ...,.,,- 1 .. Home luv. tlub 411, lep Llub 414, 44, 4s, 4551 MAA 44+, '47, '4S: Prom Cumiuittve 'Hz llrania Club Sw-ix-tary '48, Steno Club '410. LUCILLE LACOURT Hiome Ev, Flub '4H, '47: Pep Club '46, '47, WN, '49, .liz Class Play Cummitti-v '4N: Girls Clumrus '47, l7l'illll1l Club '4S: Jr. Prom Coiumittve '4Sg Tri-Y '49g Speech Club Vim'- Presideut '49, RICHARD L. LALUZERNE Sr. Baud '45, '46, '47, '48, '49, Prmu Cuuuuittw- '4S1 Jr. lizuld '44: PPD Club '46, '47, '-iS, 'WJ Ili-Y '47, '48, 'WC Rifle Club '47, '48, '49L U1'cl1est1'a '-44. '45, '4G. '47, '45, '49, Jr. Class Play '48, J-Y Football '47. BETTY LAMACK Pep Club '4li. '47, '45, 'Wi Pmui Cunnnittev '4S: Studl-ut Coum-il '4N, '4Slg GAA '47, '4SZ l-luiuv Ev. Club '46, KATHRYN LANE Jr. Chorus '47: Prmn lie-vwatimus '4S: Ste-un Club '49: Pe-D Club '-49. JOAN ELIZABETH LARSEN Hume EC. Club '46, lie-1-laiuzilious '461 Jr. Class Play Cum- mittee '4S3 Chemistry S-quad La-adm' '-llbg 'l'i'i-Y '48, '49, Record Staff '49. HAROLD LARSON VVOight Team Fombull '4lig J-V Football '47: lli-Y '4N, '49g Tennis Team '48, '49, Travk 'IR-u.ui '4S, '49, Sr, t'luu'us V491 Jr. Play Committm- '4N. 25 CAROLE LOIS LEBOUTON Jr. Chorus '45, '46, Sr. Clmrus '47, '43, '49, 'l'ri-Y '-IR. '-451: Drama Club NIS: Steno Club '492 Tri-Y Scwizll Clmirxmm '491 GAA '46, '4T. WY: Pep tilub '47, '48, '4Si: Revurll Stuff ' 9. JOAN LEMKE Pep Club '48, '4!l: Jr. Prom Committev '-185 lirzunzl Club '48, GAA '47, '48, '49: GAA, Trezxsurer WN: Jr. Hand '-161 Hams- Es-. Club 46: Play Couimitie-lf '483 lllurmm News Stuff '49, JANICE LERRET Home liv. Club 45: Drama Club '-48: Jr. Chorus '47, Jr. Class Play Committve '48, Prom Committee- '4S: GAA '48, Pep Club '48, '49, Sr. Chorus '48, '49. DORIS LONG Homv Ev. Club '461 GAA '4T: llrumn Club '4N1 Tri-Y '4!I: Pep Club '4Si: Sn-no Club Vivv-Prvsirlent '49, Re-vmwl Staff '48, '493 Sr. Clmrus '491 Orclu'-strzi '46, '47, '4N, '4N. RUTH ARLYSS LUESKOW Homo Ev. Club 'Mg Pup Club '48, '-1591 'Fri-Y '43, '492 HL-m1xl'4l Stuff '49, Steno Club '49, Prom Cummitlf-H '4N. LORRAINE M. LEBOUTON GAA '47. ALICE LENTZ Jr. Chorus WG: Prom Cum- miltve '4S. EDWARD LESSARD Varsity Football '43, '-191 Hi- Y '48, '-49: Tr:1c'k Team '48, '49, l'lasS Basketball '47, '43, DOROTHY LONG 'I'ri-Y '45I: Pep Club '491 GAA '47, Hmm- l-Iv. Club '46Z Ur- clwstrzl '45. '-Ili, '47. '48, '49Z lll'Elh12l Club '-18: Sh-no Club '49 LOREN A. MARTELL Cross Country '48, '-495 Track '45, '-wg Hi-Y '48, '49, Rifle Club '47. '4N. '4!l: Jr. Class Play '4Ng Chemistry Squad Lender 'wg Electric-al Squad Lezuler '4Ng Gym Squad Lend- er '4li. KENNETH MARTINSEN J-V Football '463 Drama 1'lub 'Hi Ra-cowl Staif '4N, '49, Jr. Class Vim--Presidvm '-48: Maroon News Staff '4N. '49: Spoem-li Ulub '4N: J-V Football '47: Pup Rand '4T. '48 '4'l' Hi-Y '47 '4Q '4 ' Pm-ND Club '47, '45, '41lf I'i'i1m'4Imn- mittvl- '4N. ROBERT MCMAHON Band '46, '47, '4N, '491 Pep Huml '4S, '493 Spa-ec-li Club '49g XVeight Te-um Fuotbull '44, '451 Sr. Class Play Cum- mittee '49: Varsity l-'notball '495 Prom Committev '4S. JOAN L. MILLETTE Homo- Ea. Club '-Hi: G.-XA '4lFZ Pep Club ma. '47. '4s, 'wa Jr, Chorus '46, '473 Drama Club '-485 Jr, Class Play '4S1 Sr. Servive Scouts Sevretary H183 Prom Committee '4R1 Speec-h Club '49: Sr. Se-rvive Scouts '46, '47, '4N. MARLENE JOAN MORITZ Home Er. Club '44, '45, '-4112 Gum-ral Chorus '45: Sr. Chor- us '46, '47. '48, '450: Pep Club '46, '47, '48, '49, 'l'ri-Y '49g Drama Club '4N: Sturm Plub '-493 Prom Dvcorntions '48, WILLIAM MUSHYNSKI DONALD MCMAHON VVeiglit Tl-um l4'mvtb:lll '45, Bzuul '45, '46, 747. '4N, '491 Speech Ulub '491 J-V Haskvl- ball '4li: Assistant l'n:1n'l1 uf VVoig'ht 'Fi-um '4S3 Prom Killlllllllttvt' WS. RICHARD F. MICHAELS J-V Funtball '472 Linotypv Club '47, '4N: Vursity Fumball '4523 Linotype Club 'ML KENNETH MONSON Hi-Y '4S. '4!l: 'l'ral-k '47, '4N. '-49: Sr. Chorus '47, '48, 'wg Prom Cillllllllllvl' '48: Drama Club '-483 Spec-vb Club '49. DONALD MOTTARD JOHN NADEAU Sr. llaml '47. '48, '4!+: Rifle- Ulub '4N, '491 Hi-Y '48, '4!l: Pep Buuml '47, '4N, 'HIL Prom x Commlltm- '4-'Q .lr Class Play '4S: Drama. Club '4S1 Dramutir lhwlanmtions '4Ng llebatv '4N: fll'4'lltlSll'1l WS. Uifll Jr. liillld '45, '4li: Pi-p Club us, '4:a. JOANNE OVURADA Pep Club '46, '47, '4S, '4il3 GAA '45, '47, '4S, V495 Drama 1 Clulw '4S: Proiu Conunittee '4N: lt-p Club Officer '49, DONALD PAASCH Linotype Club '48, '49, LORETTA PELLON GAA '46, '47, Pop Club '49: Jr. Band '45, '4l5: Sr, Buud '47, '4N, '-lil. ANNE PEPPER Jr, Chorus '47: Pep Club '49: Steno Club '49: Prom Dvcora- tions '48, GALE PHALEN 'Fruck '47, '48, '49, Cross Country '4N. '4i4g Hi-Y '49: Weight T1-am Football '44, '45, '46, MILDRED PLESHEK Pep Club '46, '47, '48, '-19: GAA '46, '47, '48, '49: GAA Treasurer '49, Prom Committee H183 Student Council Sec- retarv '49, Drama Club '48, Home Ev. Club '46, Rez-Ord Stuff- '49, EMIL PONTOW Travk '46, '47, '48, '49, Golf '47, '4S3 J-V Basketball '-175 Varsity Basketball '48, '49, J-Y Footlmll '4T1 Vursity Foot- lmll '4N, '49, JOANNE LOUISE PORTER th-iieml Chorus '46, '47, GAA '46, '4T: Pep Club '48, '-49: Sr, Girl Svouts '47, Drama Club '4S: Tri-Y '48, '49Z Record Stuff '49: Jr. Class Play Committee '48: Home EC. Clulm '46, JAMES PROHUSKA VVeigl1t 'ftillll Footlmll '46, Hi-Y '4i, '43, DONALD PRUCHA Hi-Y '-47: Pl'Olll Committee '4N. 28 RALPH ROTHMAN VVeight Team Football '44i: J-Y Basketball '46, '4TZ I-li-Y '47, '48, '49, Sevretslry of Hi-Y '49, Student Council '49, Class President '46, Varsity Basketball '48, Prom Com- mittee '48. NATHALIE RUSSELL Class SE't'l1l't2l!'Y '45, Prom Committee '4S. PATRICIA RYAN Prom Committee '48, Tri-Y '48, '49, Pep Club '48, '49, Steno Club '49, in Kansas in Grade 10-belonged to FHA and Y-Teens there '47, ROBERT RYNNING J-V Basketball '46, '47, J-V Football '47, Varsity Football '-IS, '49, VVeight Team Football '44, '45, '46, CAROL ROSALIE SCHACHT Home Eu. Club Wifi. 'WZ Pep Club '47, '48, '49, lfflillllfl Club '48, Jr. Chorus '45, '46, Sr. Chorus '47, '48, '49, Prom Com- mittee- '4Ng lvlzuwmii Nt-ws Stuff '4S, '49, GENEVIEVE SCHINSKI Prom DK'l'0l'lltllIl1S '4S. FREDERICK WILLIAM SCHMIDT Jr. Class Play '48, Hi-Y Presidvnt '49, Sr. Chorus '47, '48, '49, Spet-ch Club '49, Class Vive-President '46, Drzumt Club '48, Jr. Band '46, Boys State '48, Record Stuff Sales Mamnger '48, '49. THERESA LOUISE SCHIERLAND Home Ev. Club '45, '46, Prom Committee '48, Speevli Club '49, lll'l'llES'.l'il '44, '45, '46, '47, '4S, '-19. ELIZABETH SCHNEIDER Pep Club '4N: Slvuo l'lub '-49: Sr. Sv1'viu- Scouts 'IT: l't'o:u Conmiittve '4N. RICHARD SEMKE Stuclm-nt Council '4S: Ijfillllil. Club '48, Hi-Y XYlL'C-I,l'l-'Slll9lll. '49, Varsity 'l'1':1s-li '-Ili, '47, '4S, '49, Spa-ovli Club 1,11-'Sltlulll '-IU, lli-Y '47, '45, 'WL Yztrsity Football '46, '47, EIN, '4!t. 29 SALLIE SHERMAN GAA '46, '475 'l'ri-Y '45, '-493 Ilrzlnm Club '-181 Pep Ulub '47. '48, '4Elg Jr. Class Pluy '4S1 Prom Cnnuuittev '4N. JANET SLAVIC GAA '46, '47, '4S, '49: Sr. Ser- vice- Scouts '47, '4S: Orvhestru '-1133 Gym Squad Leader '46, '48, '4!4g Drum M2l4iLll'6'llP '45. '46, '47, '48, '4!l: Rutnu Tearin- er '47, '4N, '4fl. PATRICK J. SMITH Maroon News Stuff '4T. '48, '49g Spf-Qc-I1 Club '49: J-V Football '47, '4N: Aero Club '46g Tennis '4S. '-19: Maroon News Editor '4N. '49. PATRICIA SOBESKI Home E1-. Club '45, '46, '47: Pvp Club '471 GAA '45Z Prom llc-c'm'u.ti0nS '4N: Sr, S1-rvive Sc-nuts '47. LOIS JEAN STEFFKE Steno Club '4fI1 Prum Cum- mittec WIN: Tri-Y '4!l: Pe-p Club '49, GLEN H. SIEMAN J-V Football '4T: Hi-Y '48, '45l: Rifle Club '4S. '49: Jr. Class PIZIY llonunitteee '4S. JUNE SMITH G.-XA '4Ii. '4T: Orvlwstru '46. '47, '45, '49, Pep Club '47, '48, '45l: Drauuu Club '-IN: Jr. Class Play '4N3 Malrunu NQWS Stuff '48, '49, Prom Commiltev '4SZ Spec-vh Club '49, Rvrurd Staff '4!4. SHIRLEY ANN SMITH GAA '46, '47, Pep Club '47, '48, '-19: Drama Club '-ISQ Prom Committee '4Rg Steno Club '48, ARLENE STEFFKE WILLIAM TAPPEN Truck '4li: Cr-ass iqlllllllfl' '4Gg Truvk illlII UVHSS IIUIIIIIVY '44, flx, 43. SALLY THOMPSON GAA '46, Drama Club '4N2 Steno Club '49: Prom Cmn- mitlee '48, Jr. Class Play '48: Pep Club '48, '49, llumt- lflv. Club '46, Baud '46, '47, '48, MARILLISS UTECHT Pep Club '-47. '-IS. '49, Prom Committee 'V48: Steno Club '49, Record Staff '49, GERALDINE WAUTERS Home Er-. Club '46, Prom Committee '48, Steno Club '49, Jr, Play Committee '48: Tri-Y Vice Pre-sidvnt '49, Tri- Y '48, '49, Pep Club '48, '49. MELVIN GEORGE WEBER Weight Team Football '44. '45, '46, J-V Basketball '4l1. '47, J-V Football '47, Linu- type Club '47, '48, '49: Ritll- Club '48, '49, Pep Club '48, '49, ALVIN A. WESTMAN Sr Bnd '46 '4' '49 '49' L . a . 1. 4. . Rs-cord Staff '48, '49, Orcibes- tra '48, Student Council '48, '49, ll0l'l2lYIlZltIfll'IS '46, Ora- tions, '48, '49, Prom Commit- tee '48, Boys State '4S: Srpeecll Club '49, Record Sales Committee '49. LOUISE TRAPP GAA '46, '4T1 Pl-p Club '47. '48, '49, Sr, llaiul '46, WIT. '48, lll'iIIll2l Club '48, Spoevll Club President '48: Jr. Class Play '48, Prmu Cmuuiittw- '48, Sta-im Club '49, Tri-Y '49, RICHARD WACHAL Muvim- l'i'ujt-t-tm' llpt-rattyr '48, '49. WILLIAM L. WAUTLET Gym Squad Lvamlc-1' '48, Sr. Ch v' ' '48 '49 llllb 1. .. WILLIAM P. WELLS J-V Football '45, J-V Bas- ketball '45, Varsity Football and Basketball '46, '47, '48, '49, Student Couuvil '47, '48, '49, 'Frat-k '47: Stuslvnt Coun- t-il President '49, GENE WOODS RONALD EMERSON WRIGHT Band '46, '47, '48, '49, Pep Band '48, '49, Rifle Club '46, '47, '48, '49, Tennis '48, '49, Hi-Y '47, '48, 49, Drama Club 4X1 Jr. Class Play Manager '48, Forensics '47, '-18. '49. CHARLOTTE YOUNG Home EC. Club '45, '-46. MILDRED ZOELLN ER GAA '46, '47, '48, Prom Committee '48, Pep Club '46, '47 '48, '49, Band '44, '45, '46, '47. ALEX BETZINGER J-V Football '47, Track '47, '48, '49, Varsity Football '48, '49, Linotype Club '48, Record Staff '49. HOWARD GREENWOOD Weight Team Football '44, '45. GEORGE KOSTELEC Entered Menominee from Stephenson '48, Sr. Chorus '48, '49, Speech Club '48, '49. DOROTHY C. LEMANSKY WILLIAM PONTOW Ninth Grade Basketball '4G: J-V Basketball '47, Vztrsity Trzmck '46, '47, '48, '49, Varsity Football '49. HOWARD WILSON Weight Team Football '44, '45. 32 Seniors Recall Four Happy Years I'm XVaiting For The Day was our theme song last year as the '48 junior classmen. XVe were looking toward the day when we might lead the school as dignified seniors. Now our tune has changed a bit, and we sigh, After Graduation Day. On that day, when we all leave M.H.S. to fill our places in society, we will have a soft spot in our hearts for the old alma mater, with its good friends and good times, the best we will ever have, whatever we may choose to do. VVe took the school by storm in '45, one htmdred and ninety-three strong, and estab- lished ourselves as an outstanding class right from the start. VVith leaders such as Ralph Rothman, president, Buzz Schmidt, vice- presidentg Dick Semke, treasurer, and Ken Hansen, secretary, we couldn't miss. We got busy with declamations and band, and also put ourselves on top scholastically. In our sophomore year, Bob Brink took over as president, XYayne Boucher as vice-presi- dent, jane Bilodeau as secretary and treasur- er, and Barbara Emery and Ray johnson as student council members. Under their guid- ance, we enjoyed one of the finest Christmas parties ever held at M.H.S. That year we also had ottr sports stars. such as Semke, Brink, XVells, Greenwood, Pontow, and johnson, who helped give Marinette a hard time at the an- nual grid classic which ended in a scoreless deadlock. W'e had our geniuses, jokers, and child prodigies too. Maintaining the scholastic record set the previous year was a job, but with good instructors, and advisers, and a little book-crackin', we managed to list names on the honor roll. The following year, we stepped into our position of potential seniors, better known as juniors. VVe choose Phil johnson as president, Ken Martinsen as vice-president, Barbara Emery as treasurer, and Carol linstrom as secretary. XYe enjoyed quite an eventful year with Menomince winning the l'.l'. football championship by defeating all comers, only to lose to Marinette in an upset by the heart- breaking score of I2-14. The highlight of the social season was. as always, the junior prom, presided over by King Phil Johnson and Queen Audrey Bouch- er. VVith a Mardi Gras theme of gay floats painted by the prom committee and with Brault's Canadians of Green Bay providing the music, everyone enjoyed himself immense- ly. Now, as seniors we are again striving to maintain the precedents set in our three years i11 senior high. This year the class elected Dick Deschaine, president: Dick Alfredson, vice-president, Alberta Dubey, secretary: and Ray Johnson, treasurer. Along with our scho- lastic achievements we are also duly proud of our varsity football team, which won all but one of the season's games, including the annual M. and M. classic, trouncing the Marines to the tttne of 34-7. The highlight of the winter social season was the senior ball, the first in over a decade. The gym was decorated with a Yalentines Day theme of red Hllll white. Everyone enjoyed himself dancing to the music of Forrest Ames' orchestra. lVe are looking forward to the senior class play, which never fails to be a success. To top off the social season, we have the junior prom, the theme of which is to be Deep l.'urple. As the year draws to a close, we regret leav- ing the good times which we have enjoyed. XYQ wish to extend our thanks to all those who helped tts to make our school life truly worth- while. Prophetic Nightmare I dreamed a dream the other night. It was about our town. And the ,4Q seniors who stayed to settle clown. It took me to the future about IO or 15 years, And what I saw of our class filled my heart with fears. There was Michaels in the navy, the captain of my ship, And Joanne Ourada, a deck-hand. seasick on the trip. Alyce Bailey, a taxi driver, drove me to the Swank Hotel, A dollar-a-day establishment run by Don Desotell. Next door the Greasy Spoon, whose chef is Ronald NVrightg Serves Rod Kimball, the heavy-weight champ. a steak after every fight. Then I saw a mansion which belonged to lflilly Wells g They say he made his fortune by digging wish- ing wells. A little farther down the street was Ed Bar- ker's photo shop, VVhen folks want their picture took, that's where they stop. Iletty Lamack, a night-club singer, has brought herself much fame, And is called by her public That Golden- Throated Dame. Alberta Dubey's working at a hamburg stand once called Nicks, But Semke bought the thriving place, and now it's known as Dicks Kelsey, Kudlicki, and Kehoe, known as the three K-dets, Are working in the McMahon brothers' store- selling cigarettes. The lovers, Martinsen and Greenwood, haven't been seen for years, lt's said that they went hunting and were chased by grizzly bears. Margaret Eisenzoplfs half-ring circus, which is opening here next fall, Employs James llonk, the magician, who takes many a curtain call. Jeanne Duquaine is the fat lady and Marilyn Brink the Geek, Don Gunderson, the midget, and Glen Sieman, the 'fShiek. Ken Monson and wife Molly are not lovers as before: Ken now sits in an easy chair, while Molly scrubs the iioor. NVayne Boucher, the radio announcer, is working for NVMAM. They're featuring the Telephone Minute, while Janet squeaks her violin. Jeanne LaLonde went shopping with Joan Lemke and Joan Millette, Marinette must really have something, 'cause they- haven't come back yet. Bob Brink and Dick Deshaine in football once did star: Now they're employed by the city, spreading smelly tar. john Nadeau, a lawyer, is really a sensation, When he and Rothman debate, they sound like Carrie Nation. Pat Smith, the painless dentist. was called to court last week, Jane Bilodeau was suing him for drilling a hole in her cheek. The Pontow brothers, Bill and Emil, are doing well they sayg It seems the boys bought a farm and are busy pitching hay. A Carol Enstrom and Carol Schacht. the glamour girls of our time, Can now be seen at the U. S. mint, polishing every dime. Alvin VVestman, that all-A student. is doing quite well for himself, I-Ie works at Ray Johnson's super market, pil- ing groceries on the shelf. Therels a new theatre in town-it's known as Skippy and Nan'sg Louise Trapp is a box office hit. who attracts all the fans. Buzzy Schmidt now wears dark glasses-some say he cannot seeg lie strained his eyes looking at girls-do you think that could be? Parp johnson and Ed Lessard, two greats on the Maroon grid team. Are shoveling coal on a lake boat trying to get up steam. June Smith was air-line hostess on a plane fiying back to the past, For I am taking the fastest plane made and leaving this nightmare at last. But now I am awake again and right back on the beam, After looking ahead at our senior class - thank goodness, it's only a dream! I hope you are not mad if you weren't men- tioned in the nonsense here, For this is the limit of the space the editor would allow this year. l QC '-43 QQ' 299 A wi 5' ci? ,, f f .- . N lx- 6 J' 1 J., ' ...-...,..... X i- ! xx K , ix 6 S.-0 OJ L,-', is Q -4 0 1 ' x x 1, W X Q? Q LX , 35 K' The junior Class I-las An Eventful Year As our town sees its class of '50, it can be very proud, for out of this class will come the future citizens of Menominee. ln our class we have many students with outstanding ability in various fields: fine debaters, leaders in forensics, excellent drainatists and musicians, and some of the former athletes in Kl.l'l.S. To all these students go our sincere wishes for success. W'e wish to extend our thanks to Miss Riley and Mr. Miller, our advisers, and to the otFicers of this year's junior class, Robert l.al,onde, president: jack Anderson. vice-president: Darcel Smith, secretary, and Don Stewart, treasurer. The junior class play, held every year at the Menominee Theater, was presented this year on March 31, under the direction of Miss -lanice Gauger. The comedy entitled Cyclone Sallyu proved to be a tremendous success and was considered one of the outstanding events of the school year. The social highlight of each year at Kl.H.S. is the junior prom, the event on which the junior class puts much time and effort. This yearis prom was no exception, as its efficient committee members, both faculty and students. upheld the grand traditon of Klenominee High in its junior proms. As we turn back the pages, we can think only of the good times we have all had together. and how we will miss Menominee High after graduation day in 1950. LaLonde, Bob, President Anderson. Jack, Vice -President Smith, llnrcel, Secretary Stewart. Don, 'l reusurer Alfredson, Betty Allard, Ethel Amory, Robert Anderson, Peggy Anderson, Robert Armstrong, Robert Arnost. John Barker, Arabelle Burley, Dick Barstow, Don Beattie, Jeanette Bentley, Eileen Bt-rg, Muriel Bergft-lt, Don Rt-rgfelt, Dorothy Berggren, Alice Betzinger, James Beyersdorf, Jane 36 1-Zuhno. Mary Lou Hnrllis. Iiugvi' Bmu-in-i'. Mm-rio Igl'9SHIlilill1, Kzitlilm-vu Brown, lid Busi-li, Gul.- L'hrisii:ms1-ii. l,nyvc- Comm-y. Rolulul Ile-si-lmim-. .inanim- Ivirkv-s. M:ii'g':u'vt Dmizililu-. Fraliifws lmuin-k, Fi-V11 Illlyvll, Ilim'll:ll'd Ijllllpfilll. lmiw-ii lida-lImi'g'. Uzirisl Mlwert. l':iti'im-in lCnu-ry, Unmiiii- En,:'l:m4i, Luis lflwzxlnl. Juim-s Fzilkmvski, Rilal Fillingx-r. lmn Gzillm. limi Gzinuug. Ili-tty G:lug.:'li, Shirlvy Gi-isi-, lfvllllkllil Geist. Put Gri-3.11-l's1vi1. Jum- Gruttn. llurulliy Gypp. .luzuimi 1'l111lSl'll, llzillvll Ilzlillvl. .lzivli Hunnmi. Phyllis Hzmlml. Phyllis llalywzirii, l.:iwi'viim- llviihir, Ifllxgviu- limi.-s, lllilli H1-11111-. lluiilin Mau- lindgw-ii, Angvlim- l1Ht'i'Q'Q'Il. lmn Hlwfi, lii1'li:il'd Hullm-s. Nzuivy I l0lll'XL'i1llI't'll, .iv1lIlA'lh- Hnskin. Iliclizircl Hnslvn-dt, R:ll'l!1ll'2L Hubm-rt. Ilzlrulll Hultmun, I.wm:u'd lluslwvk, Jzmiw- .Jzu-ubsmi. Alice Jillltlllflfl, Genv .Im-nsen, .lzuiies Johnson, Jmuim- Johnson, Luri':liii1- Johnson, Myron Jurgens, Louise Kusnizircl-C, K4-nnvth Kiefer, Carol Klein, Ruger Kohrt, Frvd Kuutnik. Ki-nm-th Kl'ilh, John 1cl'ill0Y9K', l,h-ralld Iil'2lllS, Mivlizubl Kim-nitz, Albert LnC0urL, Don Larson, Luis Larsen, Mary Lzluzvr. Glen In-Ihuintcsii, Evelyn Leliouton, Jzmicv 1.1-iiiery. llic-k Lf-niieux, Aiiiw Lindlvlnm. limi l1lllgt'llSjU. Kaya- ldrisnioivr, Mary Ali I.ysz1kuwski, Dun Marx, Kzltherim- Milli-r, Aluisc Millvttv, Murilyii Mmwisoli. .I+-:ln Mudiuk, limi Nelson, Virginia Nvralt, B4-tty Oboy, Delores Olsvn, Jum- Oreslluski. Lfiis l':iitl. .-Xgncs Pawn-ls, Uluymn l':n,q11e. Hvnrietizi ljilflllt, Henry l'uu1n-, Ruhv Painlsun. Joyce Pen-rson. lion l'UIel'Fllll. Lloyd Pfzinkuvh, Mary l,h0U'llll1'lllf3l', Harold Pivkl, Carol Pie-tsch. lion Plziuiz, Carol Que:-vi 1'. Ronald Raisin-i', Carol Jeanine Rawlings. Caryll Robinson. Fay:- Rodzil. Peter lluiuleam, Murgzura-t Salewsky, Carolyn Sulewsky, Roger Sanderson, Gloria S1-hahvzinski, Dia-k Schick, Gerald Svhivk, Mary Shaitusky, Dick Sluiver. Xvesley Shi-perk, Joan Slzigvr. Rim-lmrml Smith, Gln-n Spaiude, Loren Stung. JaunoS Swuhudu, I-'rank Tl't'lllD1', Marlin X'1lllDl5l1lb'lQ'll, Ethel Nugler. Chzirle-s Wzllume-11, Marilyn XValtsun, Karl xxv2lllIi'l'S. Gerald XVullnur, Alfred XVelln-Ar. Jnmft Walnmler. Margaret XVilliu1ns, Shirley XVoods, Gus VVOZIllilk, Sully Zerutsky, Dick The Sophomores Are A Promising Group Our school is proud to present the prospective class of '5l. At first it seemed rather strange coming to high school and learning clitierent subjects, but tlus class caught on quickly. This year the sophomores elected Jim Ryan. president: Don Hoilman, vice-president: Paul lfehrenhach, secretary, and Douglas England, treasurer. With the aid of their class advisers, Miss liancrva and Mr. Chambers, the sophomores enjoyezl a fun-filled year. Sophomore boys who have advanced in sports are Dick llrown, Frank Chernoskey, Ross Rynning, Doug' England, Paul Fehrenbach, John Hansen, Harlan Johnson, Tom Kowalski, Don l.an'lerman, llill Pelnar, Dick Hofer, Norbert LaCanne, llob Laluzerne, Dick Parent, jim Ryan, john Clark, jerry Nesbitt, Yirgil Dobbins. Iioh Xlestoil, Don Hoffman. lYarren L'ecke, Don Hansen, lioh Forton, and .lack llrink. Sophomores in the senior choir are Nancy .Xnderson, liarlbara liruce, lietty Deflark. Har- riet lluhey, Joyce l.inclholm, Nancy Trautner, Shirley XN'atz, and :Xrlene XValtonen. Hand mem- hers include Roy Deflaynor, Eloise Enstrom, Shirley XYatz. Marilyn Mikolasek, Arlene Wfaltonen. livelyn lloubek, lletty DeClark. Tom llleissner, Paul Fehrenbacli, Don Sharer, and Tom Evenson. ln the orchestra are lieatrice Korinek, Lorna lioucher, Mary Penl, and janet Phillips. As you can see, this class of '51 is sure to be a success in future years, a group of which the community can he proud. Ryzln, James H., President Felirenbnc-li, Paul, Vice-President England, lionglns, Sec-retztry-Treasurer Ackerman, Dick Amory, Pat Anderson, Nancy Armstrong, June Burley. Lois Bauer, Ronald Bayerl, Cecilia Buyerl, Mary June Benville, Dorothy Beyer, Jim Beyer, Muriel Boehm, Marlene 40 Bruin. Hon-i'ly 12051-, Ri1'h:u'd Iiuilkul. Jzlllilw' Ihiixviiw, I,m'nz1 IN:llllt'lll'I', Mz11'gz'n1'+-I Brink, .Inc-li Ihwiwn, Ilivk 141-11 1'Q1, Ii2ll'bi1l'il iirnm-Ilv, Bm-verlv llneltnmn, Art llnnke-r, Jll2lIlit1L 1':lHie-S, RiChI1I'd l'll2llIl'X, YQ-riimi Cin-xwnisky. l r:1nklin Clnrk. John K'll!11llliHgS. Juan llnnii-lsmm, Virginia Imvis, Uinml In-Q lurk, Ile-My lhillniylimp Roy Lnlmli' 11r1 tv, 1X1:u'pgvi'y llvlllrssu, I.m'1':1im- In-lfnssv, Viviun' llvllissv. Jnzllilln- lh-l,nrii1v, Elnim- Dvsulvll. Lylv llirkex, Susan lmiiiiins. Virgil lliniiu-k, livolyii lmnln-k. M:nx'g:'1-1'5' linin-y. lhn'x'n-t J'Il1strmn, Mluisv Eu-iismill, 'Finn 1':Ym'l'S1bll. JL-:un Fivk, Ruby l'wlD!'lIPIl. Kolnii Fm'l-in, Mxirlyss Ganriinii, Andre-3' Uh-sf-. .lunch Givsf-, Jmiiini- Graxx. I:ill'lHll'il Grnsiifirl, llnris Lllimlvrsuii. lmis Hanson, lmn Hansun, Julin Hansen, lan-lla lV1u-llmir, Kallili-vu Hartl. Mary Agnes Hanes, Xxrilllvl' llm-1'i'ilcl, Orlin llmffgen. Alln-rt Hofvr, Alive Mm- Yllllllg, lie-ora Hnfe-i', Iliok Hoffman, Don Hubert. Harris .Iam-ohsnn, Betty Janqnart, llivk Jenson, Antoinn-tie Johnson. Harlan Jurgens, Jean Kaufman, Mary Ann Kienitz, Emil Kimball, Joan Kinoclwk, Gvlwllil Knupvk. XVai'n-n Knutson, Janine Kurinek, BG-atric-v Kowalski, Tum Krann-1'. liiln-rn Krmiallur, Ge-rniaiin Kulwr, .R2l1'lHll'2l .lilll1'k, Shirley Lalioinlward, .Ivan l,aCa'rmu, Norbert Laluzernu. Ruin-rt Landerinann, liiwk l.aPvi'riei'v, Paul Larsen, VVilliain Larson, Marion Lcntz. Carol Lczmtc-, Mary Liuclliolm, Joyce x Linsmie-r. lin-st-1114111 l,m-ww-kv. If.-rn Mvissm-V. Tum Mikolnsm-li. Rlurilyll Milla-V. Ilmmnn- Muliuufmi, Num-y Multi. NUVHIIIII Mullf-rm-r, l I'LlIll'l'S N1-shitt, Jerry l':n'm-nl. Dim-k PQ-ll1:ul'. VVilli:1m l'n-lun. Sllil'l!'Y IH-nl. Mznry .Kum- Phillips, Jam-1 l'rn-zvwrucki, Maury l'rm':im'ln-r. Russ:-ll R1-llss. Arlom- Riv:-1. Alma Rmllml, Imruthy Ryzm, .lanws K. IIXHII, RosQ'ln:u'y Rynning, Russ S4-llrode-. Haylnund Ss-hwzlrtz, .Imm Sm-twste-11. Jmfl Slnuw-r, lmnn Smith, Jilllvl Sllvllarsl-ii, tlillu-1'I 'FJIIILIIIIIBQ RtDSl'lllill'j' Tnnh-1u', Ruin-rt 'I'l'itlllI1l'I'. Nznnvy l'f-1-kv, xV2ll'4ll'll Yun llmm-In-11. XY:uym V1-din, Sylvia Vimw-nl, l'Im'im- X'U!'IIl'llt'k, lmis Xvillllillvll. .Xrlv-uv XVMZ, Shirh-5' XXX-:4t1xI'l'. IluInf1't xvllvillllll, I'm'Ivl' xviIlI'lI4'Sll'l'. Hwy XVnZni:lk. llv-lun-S The Freshmen Are Ambitious This vc:u s frcslimzm class wclzomecl mzmv 1'cv.'c1tt1':mts froui hlCllOll1lIlCClS1JZ11'UClllIllSCl'lOUs :mil is proucl of its large membership of 105 stiilcnts. Their zulvisers, Klr. Gilluert :ml Miss liittcll, :ml also their well-chosen officers, prcsiclcut Dick L'lll'lSI01Jlie1'soiiZ SCCl'Cf2l1AX'. llettx' llurley: 'xml t1'ensu1'e1', Clycle Schuctte, cllcl much to he p the class to slieucl a happy yezirvut Nl.l l.S. Q'l L irlslvplleisvn llivl Q. l'1'i-sinh-nt l:2ll'l. X'. Betty. f:UL'IL't'll'Y 44 matte, Clyilv 'lI'u1lsl1!'c-1' Anili-Vsun. Allen Axvlsnu. ltetty R2l1'llll. Alive Hamlin-V. Jxivk Dzl1'lvy, Ilzml-1 Hurley, Xvllllillll Balrtli-lt. Ulblllllf' Bakker. Rulziml Beln-cullt. Sliirli-5' Belauul, llzlru-ll Berg. Alt'x'4-il UE'I'u. llivlc lgt'lZlllLl't'l', IxI2ll'j' Betzingm-V, linger Bvyz'l'S1lnl'i', NllIll'N lilukv. Janet Horst. Adrian Borths. Jxnm-S 1gllllK'llk'l'. Mary Rreil. Rolwrt Brmwllv, Dorollly Bruso, Kntlxli-on Rum-lt:-1u:n11. 3l:l1'1'm Clie-Yallii-l', Rwllu-Vt l'l11'isIial11Si-11, Marx Collard. Num-5' Coiwelsv. Jauni-s L'o1'stvn. Don L'rz1u't'o1'd, John Dax. Cawl l56Gv1!Xl11'l'. Jerry IloLait, Huhcrline I7CSL'hili11t', Robert DQYOQ. Joyn- liiunnv. l11ill k'l11'P Dunkin. Guy Effu, Ge-ralld Eivlirmfys-1', Harris linglwerzsq, Robert Exllrillgvr, Fred Eric-ksrm, XYi1liam Evzms. June-t ICVYRIIG, Mzxriun Flzmalgam, Mary Foley, Hzmnuh Fort. Jzxnive Fnrtrm. Rugvr Framkurll. Jam-t l:0I'kiS1'll, Ironm- Guugh. xV2ll'l'k'H GL'lllllt'IlfI1'll. Kzxthryn Gignm-, Rivlmrd Gilln-rt, Furl Gu-gl-1'sm1. Plwelu-v Jvssol. Clmrles Hansen, Elhn-l Hansvn, June Hnnsen. Jngmnp llunson, Hxwwv Hartz. l22ll'hIll'1l llnywaml, Jann-s I'lilZUl1, Tom Hobcrt, Put lim-fga-11. Jusa-ph llufvr, Mzlrjmiq- lluIliS. F-hil'lA'y lhwstlu-tu-1', Mary llulwrt, Dun lillSlll'l'k. BIill'ilYll JUIIIISUII. XY:11tv1' Julius, Mivhau-I Jl11'p.:'+-ns. Ruth Knuth. Kulllvrille Kfmnigy lirwiu Koss, lxIlll'il'l Knuluik, Annu M. Kruwe-tzkv. VV4-sh-y l.zll':mm-. Mymn l.z1t'uu1'sivl'e, l':llK1'lll3 I.a1l'n111'siQ-11-, Mnrlyn I.zlI,01nle, Luis I.:nM:u-k, Richard IA1Ul,lL1l0Il, Cglrul Iwllwvlltwll, l'0nni0 Lenlzmsky, Karon Lysakuwski, Geruldim' Mavllmmld, John Mnrtvll, Gertrudm- Marlin, llivk Ms-llvrnmtt, lmnnzl M1-Kenny, Roland Meissnvr. Jamvs Me-ye-rs, Sidney Mix-Inu-ls, Put Millvlx Ronald 1xllN'!'l'll1'l1. John Mmlsull, Num-y Mwwrisrm, 1'll1ll'll'S M-rsvs. Luis Mntll, .IEIIIIVS Allll'2lXYSki, Kim Nzlutlvr. I!it:1 Xu-lswvn. .Xlln-rl Ne-lslm. Alive' Nm-lslvll, Hlsik- N1-lswu. .lznm--:Q N-rrdin. Kula'-1'1 Nyluml, k'zu'ul Ulu-A3 livlillfiilll' Uvllmll-n. NUVIIIZIII K'IPSl'll. Kun-11 Ulmsleml. Slvplmnim- Ulsmx, Hlvh-5' 'l'2llllllllllSt, licvorly l'zirn-tt, Rivlialrd l':u11u-, 15431111111 lk-sui:i, lmiw-li l'l':inkui-ii. Mxiiirm-ii l'Iiulw-iiliuuer, .laum-s Pulansliy. Joyvv Puntuw, In-lou-s Poqilc-ttv. Joanne- Rzimlvll. Gladys Rvmimxtnn. Kaye- lties, Lurmim- Rivkznhy, Uzirul Ripley, Iron liutlinmn, liurbum Szllvwsky, Fm-ul S1-hinges-k, Gene Si-hniisll, I2ll'l12lI'il Siuitusky, llvli-ri Ann. Siu-vy. Allen Smith. Dick Snhzix. Larry S-mlvi'g1'vii. Dun S1111-iisiiii, Don Smllts, Ed Spuiulf-, Ri-vorly Stzlulwr. Gloria Tzippy, Roger The-ri'i:1ult, Jmiii 'I'r:1i1tm-i', Mziiyarery' 'l'l'11lllllk'l'. Ralph 'Tumn-r. liwszliiml IK-vki-, Jack Vull-in-r, xx'1llllll't' Y:int'ln-vo iii-mill Yzumh-Ill-i, XVilliz1m Yu-dill. Shirley XY:illm-n, Virgil xvllll1llllS, l':u'ul xVlllf.llQ'l'. Ruth XV1u'th, Valulzi Eighth Grade Classes Follow Core Plan The core program has been established in our junior high school this year. The advantage of this plan is that a teacher who has the same group of young people with her for half a day, NOT only can correlate language, health, science, and social studies, but also can give more personal guidance to her pupils. lu the eighth grade cores, there are three teachers: Miss Xetzel, Mrs. Decker, and Mr. Slemann, each having a mormng and an afternoon group. The pupils' other half day is taken up with mathematics, physical education, and home economics or shop. The eighth grade core has made held trips to the City VVater Works, Sewage Disposal Plant, Police Department, and the Court House. Programs included plays by each core group, talks on promptness and courtesy, and a numher of Elms. A Christmas program was presented by the core group and consisted of a play and the singing of Christmas carols. The boys of the core had an opportunity to play on the color football squads and also on basketball teams, MRS. DECKER'S CORE Top row: James lflverard, Joseph Voraehek, James VVac-hal, Ronald VVit-kman. James Hanson, Fred Allard, Glen Hofer, Roy Bentley. Robert Trautner, Richard Sreharht, Ralph Boiyin. John Martinsen, Douglas St-huette, and Guy Nelson. Fourth row: Roger Knutson. John Jorgensen, Karl Bayerl, Gordon Philibeck, Jack Elchroth, Howard Rayerl, Ronald Bentley, Dennis lloubek. James Mikolasek, Xvayne Laluzerne, James Kehoe, Karl Anuta, John Mai- hofer, and Alvin Mvlxenney. Third row: Edward Stauher, Arthur Ostranga, Alex Koutnik, Gerald Geniesse, Dorothy Beaucoek. Helen High- dale, Nancy Moran, Rita Schahczinski, Tneresa Mathews, Marcella. Treptow, Blanche Skl'Z5'Dl1'lSk1, Geraldine Miller, Shirley Menigoz, and Fran:-es Beyer. Set-ond row: Gerald Tanquay, Ralph Dufrok, VVayne Ewald, John Martell. Mary Smith, Jean Ann Nerat, Mary Mikolas, Patricia LaMark, Lois Powell, Shirley LaF1eur, Enid LaVallee, and Elizabeth Kveton. Front row: Albert Multerer, Charles Bays-rl, Kenneth Herson. Richard Bayerl, Beverly 1-lultmari, Joan Edel- burg, Wanda Ewald, Marjorie Surk, Beatrice Francis, Lois Erdman, Mary VVesoloski, and Rose llelfosse. 48 MR. SIEMANN'S CURE Top 1'11w: IW a 1' i 1l B111-i1l1-, Jllllll H111- son, Rlllllllll Jllllll- snn, Lee S m i t I1, James Kuvhl. 131-11- nis N:1g:I1-1'. Robert Nielsen, Lloyd Ry- illl, VVilIi:1111 Le-1n:1y, Rnlwrt S 1- I1 i I I 1- 1'. KlfIlIlK'IIl l'111'k1-, and xK'llI. H11ns1y1'I1111'1-I1. F1111riI1 row: l1111111I1l Olson, l,:11'1'y H1111- 1-I11-r, Ilaivid l1e1r1111i11. RUIJ1-1't l'l1l Il s 1- 11. IlOllIllll NV11111l:4, M11 Sic-111:11111, lb 11 n il I d P11 ll l so 11, XVillia1111 Km-I1, Donald l'1ll'l- S1111. 111111 Ii1111:1 I1l I1a111i1-IH1111. 'I'I1ir1l1'11w: L'y111l1i:1 l'111'1'y. Sully Stung. N111':1 l'tvvI1i. J11:111 Hyun, G11-ndzi I':11'iS. Hv:1t1'i1'1- VVeissgr1-r- Iwr, I':1t1'i1'i:1 Mv- C111'111i1Ak, S I1 i 1'I 1- 5' Ri1ti1'I1, lQI'L'Il'Ilt'i1 Xvil lltlt' rsl 11is, z1111l N11Il'llj'l1 XYI11-111011. S1-1111111 1'1111': SI1i1'l1-5' i'11111111i111:s, I' ll 1' 111 King. I41-tty l.:11's1-11. Nillltj' S 11 I1 1- s k i, EI1-:1 ll 11 1' Ii:1iI1-N. II1-I1-11 l'a11'Isu11. 1,11- l1'i1'i11 G111I10. R i 1 il Ki111I1:1Il. 111111 Phyllis l':1I1111111ist. I-'r1'111 rnw: Nzinvy l'1-S111-k, Je-1111 D11l'1'is111-, I2:1rI1z11'11 l,1-n1i1-11x. 1111111111 I+'ly1111, J114111 l':Il'kIllI'X0l'. .11-:111 IC11'11I1I. :111I Sully Snln-ski, ' MISS NIfI'I'ZICI.'S1 l'0IlI'I Twp 1'11w' If! d 1v:1 1 1l II1-llissv, A111111 I 1 i'.1 11111, l'111g'1-111 H1-I111, Iizly S1'I1i1I1 H0111-1'i 1,2111-1'111'. K1 111-II1 I1:1l':111111-. XVIII N 1- ll 111 :1 11, I,1111 ll NY:1ll. .I11I111 l'I11'I:-111 11111-1'se-11 NY il 1' 1' 1 II XY1'1-ksI1'11111, 'I'11 III M111'11'i11. :1111l .I11I111 S4'2lI111I'g 1f'11111'1I1 1'11w: Il1111:1I1l 1 , IC11gI11111l, I111 N141111111, lIllss1'II.l1 1'11I1s1111, .I11I111 .I11I1 S1111. II11I11'1'I IiI1'i11I11 I+111I lfllllllll Iii S111ilI1. . 1 XI'I111l1I WWII, II11 11 :I I Ll III. 1':11'I I.11l 11111r1t. lllll hi:1111 :lI'1l Ilusl .I11I111s1 K:111i:1. 'I'I1i1'1l 1'1 111': IGI:11111 Nl'N1'S. .I11y1'1- .l11I111 S1111. Ii:11-I1-1-11 Iluill 1-1'1112'. I,111'1-11:1 Xl 1 1'1II, .l11.111111- II1 I1 L 1.. 1I11I1-, I..1X1-1'111- l11I1 .I11:111 lI11II111:111..I1111 II1 111. ,XI 11g:11I I 1 1'1111. 111111 I,11I11 l'llIlIl3Ilt'Y. S1-1'1v111I1'1111': .l:11-11111 X II111- II1'iw1111. SI1i1'l 1 I XV:111l1-is. II11iI1 41 1 Ii11sI11-, Miss N1-iv 1 l'z11'11I S111-pplu-. AI:111 I'I11'isi1111I11-1's1-11, ll Ill P-:111111I111s. :111I Hill 1111111 I 11's1'11, I 1'1111I 1'1111': K:11I1l1-1-11 I11'II'11:4S1-, JQ1111 Hwitliivl, I':111'i1'i:1 H'l11'i1111. AVI1-111' Svidl, Il11I111'1-s XY:111'1-1'zI11, .I:11-11111-I111 .X111Iv1'I1-, illlll SI1i1'l1-y ll11lTi11. 49 Seventh Grade Core Groups Take Part In Many Activities ln the seventh grade core groups this year. Miss Yan Hengel, Bliss l'z1rsek, and Klr. Olsen taught sueh courses as social seienee. l2lllQ'll2lg'C21l'lS, and health. For hzilf zi day eore memhers went to regular classes where they participated in physical education, mathematics, :md shop ori home economies courses. Core activities included ai party held in November with king' and queen honors going' to llilly lirzih and Marlene Sharkus. Games were played and refreshments served. -Xn entertaining' skit was presented hy Miss Yun Heng'el's eore group. A Christmas progrzun, presented hy Miss NYest- herg s boys' and girls' ehoruses. consisted of Christmas carols and zi Christmas spiritual. Solos were sung' hy XYarren Nelson, tjuy Yogel, and lloh DeKlille. linthusiusm was shown hy the groups when each room chose Z1 haskethall team to play in a core tournzunent. These events rounded out a full year, and seventh Q'l'2lllCl'S are looking forward to next year when they will return as eighth grade core memhers. MH. Ul,SON'S CURE 'l'op 1-ow: Iloln-rt l'JeMille, Henry Smith, Steve Dubey, Robert Frzlik, Rich-ird Shepe-ek. Tulll Zerzitsky, Jnek ll2lXVSllll, llalvid Strzlnil, lmwreliee Fzllzewiaz. kieoigf- Porrod, Arnold llxlnielson, Roy Ilotlvr. NYillinm XYL'I'llPl', Wzn'ren Nelson. and Part 1TeG:lyno1', Fourth row: Donald XY0l'2lL'lli'k. I-'1'aneis i32ll'lt'Y, Duvid Hlomouist, Kent Uhernetski. James Mau-lbonald, Rielmnl Forton, Mr. Ol:-con, lion Murwin, William Geist. Loren llesotell. John GllSl2lliSlYIl, Ilonnltl lJ2ll'l't'tt0, NV:1yllv Sit-th. Adolph Siemsln, :ind Hoheit Bairker. Tliird row: Monieu Collard, Lorraine Olsen, Alice Miller, Hzirriet Benville, Eloise Bellivezln, Hetty Lou tfofnyne, Fnrol Jenn Millette, Anita Janson, Donnn Beyer, Marlene 'lzippe-n, Joun Bebo. illld Marion Heduulst. Svvonil row: Eileen Johnson, Mzlrizin lVlV0I'2lL'l k, Mary Lou Szllewsky, Joan Gilbert, Betty l.t'Illll'8, Rose Valley, Audrey Hueltexnnn, Shirley VVagnel', Maxim-tte Jensen, Beutriec- Rudenu, and Marlene 5XV21I'llllgS0ll. First row: Eileen Knlec-heek. Eleanor Nvillizuns, Bernice Geniesse, Betty Rzlbidezlu, lVIllI'X Louise Smith. Jum- Whitton, Carol Whitton, llonnu Prohuskn, Donna Everson, und Diana Gemuenden. 50 '1'11i1'11 1'11w: 311111-1111- S1111 1'1i us, I'111sv V121-1l:111Z. YY1111111- '1 V. t-11 Xxx , x , y 1 1 MIS-S VAN III'IN411G1,'S F0121-I '1'1111 1-1111: 1i11111- 1' I 1.:111111'1-. II:1I'1',X' .XII- 111-1's1-11. 1l1111I. I-Ix':111S. .1111-14 l.:11's1111, IIZIIIUII 1l:111111, .1111111 A11-x1-rs. .11-111' 1i11'1'11111-11 K1-11111-111 .l111111s1111, I,21l1I 15111111111-, W111- I1-1' N11w111'k. 311111111 NX'i11iz1111s, II11 11 1- 1' I 1l:1w1i11gs. .1111-I1 I:1I1'- 11-y, 111111 11111111-1 11111'l11s. 1 11111'1I1 1'1111': 121111:1I1I .1:1111111:11'l, .I-11111 Y1111111:. IYIII. l'z111-y. 1'11:11'11-s I11'lIIi'lI'KI1. .1111-k 4:1'll1l. .1111-k 1,111s1111-11-13 l11111g111g S1111-wsliy, A 1111- ll 1'111111-, .11-1'1'y 111-11- s11'11111. 111111 IC111x'111'1I II111l111:111. 'ww' 111- 1' 1' 5' 121111-111111--1'. 1:11151 1- I11'111t11. 11 i 1- Ii 121-- I:1111I, XVIII, II1111-ry, 11111111111 11111-11s1111, .I11s1-1111 111-1111, Miss Xvilll 111-11:1-1, 111-11-11 1111-s, .l11:111 1Il1l1,Tj.llI. A1i1'i11111 I'11i11111s. 111111 1111111111 .11-:111 Al:1si:1k. 11111111 1'11w1 51:1111- I1:1Yz11I1-1-. 1,1-i1l:u I-'1'1111s1-1-. 1l111'111I1y XV:1w1-1'z111, S11i1'11-y I 1-1111-1'5'. l':11'11l S111111111-1', I,l'ilI'I 1111111-111-1', 151-v1-1'1y Axtvll, J1111i1-1- 1,11111l111:111 121-tty S11-1111141-, N:1111-5' 111-1- C1111-, 2:1l4I IIIIIIIIII 111-1-1c1-1. 1 14'1'1111l 1':1w: '111-V1-1'1y 31111111 I'I1:1i11c 11:111s+-11, 1NI:11'y 111-111k1-. 1'z11111 1111111111511-1'. 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N:1!11'x I,Il.l' 11-11.111111111111Al111's.111. .1111i1 '1111111111s 111. 1'111111'1 11111111151-Ii, .1:11-111,1-1i111- 1I111'11111-. 1111 :I1-1-11 I 11-1-1111 12111111 AIIl111'4'1'. -11111 IIII1 l'1x'i11. 41-1'1'1111-1111: S11i1'I-'A' I111'1g111s1. 31.111 A1111 31:11 1'I'1'. S11 1111 1':1 .I,1111- 111-IQ1-1. IC11- ' I L' 11:11'.1 N1'11- SIIIIIII, . l'1111:11111 T111-111-111'. 1.111s .X1111 ll11x1-111-. 111111111-s .X1111 I1I'2lNIiJl. 4'11:'11 1i1sa111.f-1-'1. 11:11'1:x11 Q1-1111111 151-11-1-11-x 1'1111111-1'1- I'I:4I11-1' N1-1s1111. 111111 .11111'l S 1111-1121. l I I I I'1'1l111 1'-111: 4.1-:11'.:1- 1.1s11:11'. 11.111 11111-111-111. .111s1-1111 11-11i11. XXIIIIIIXI I111i1111i:1. 1li1-111111 12111111-A 111-111- 1'1-111. Wil- 1i:1111 XI:l1'Ii11, 111111--11 lI1LI5'Z1'11, IIIIX' Y11g1I. 111111 1115111111111 N11x'1'.1 IC. E1 1 EEN fi ACT f AX 1 Qw F L QW mx H.L.0,l-...Q 1 l li L liln mix in scliulas lifc. Social stuclics cuurscs lcacli stuclcms 11+ cvaluaic lifcfs prulmlcms. English, Social Studies and Library Help Us To Evaluate l..ife's Problems What wimlrl um' sclimil clu witliuiit tlic lllDl'21l'j' aml Nliss llrammcr? llic lilmrary, mic ul' ilu most uscful rumiis in ilu- scliuol, is constantly lmciiig' supplied with ucw I'CfC1'CllL'L' lwmlcs, maga zines, aml rcccm Tictiun aml mmiilictimi cliuscn cspecially fill'yUL1llg'17ClllJlt'. In sucial stuclies classes tlic scniurs stumliccl .Xmerican Q'UYCI'I1I11Qlll for imc scincslcr. 'l'lu 54 plays an im portant p ai t work took :ulclerl interest from ll visit to court to witness tlie proeeetlings. 'l'lie seeonfl senieeter was tleyotetl to :in eleineiitziry survey of psychology :intl sociology. sulijeets the students eonxiiler very interesting :incl eclurzitionzil. lfnglisli, ll very interesting sulmject, is inmleel 21 rzirietl one. Ural :incl written eoiniiosilion. nioclern literziture, :intl tlie stucly of elzlssies ure exzunl les ol' this yziriety. l.et1e1' iyriting. grann- mzir, zincl spelling :ire retluiretl in every linglisli course. lfnglisli also provitles for reerezuion, since lvoolc reports, inzigzizines, reeortls, :incl tilnis often :ire part of elzissrooni zietiyities. X wpeevli eoiirw niziy le Q etetl lmy any interestetl elevent'i :intl twelftli grzule stutlent. ln iournzilixin utuilents interestetl in iiewspzuier work gain przletiezil experience. lor every week they pulilisli tlie Klziroon News, :1 paper iyliieli keeps us well inforinecl zilmout Seliool zletirities. 'l'l1e journal- ism elziss pulm- lislies ll very gooll ll il p ei ezieli uteelc. lzngliili elzisses g i i' e e y e r y o n e pr:ielit':ll training. 55 Falcllvv clzwscs ZIVUIISQ iIllL'l'L'4l in ilu xxnrlnl zllmuul mx, i11lIlllNCl'ClIlI Nluclc-nts roul- ly cujoy prac- 11CL', SINCE ll L' xx' typing I il lm I c S hzwc Iwcn lnstzlllwl. xIZllllk'l111liiL'S UIIIIINUQ train Ifvl' lifc'Q u x' cryrlzl y pr- vlmlcms zmcl tl nr morn- spc- clzllmcal lp-gc wc CHI' wk. Science, Mathematics, Commercial Work and Home Economics Give Students Practical Training Science in Menominee High School is open to students ranging from the ninth through the twelfth grades. Freshmen study general science: sophomores take biologyg juniors may choose chemistry: and seniors elect physics. These different courses enable the student to apply his knowledge to everyday life and help him to prepare for college. Chemistry offers a college pre- paratory course and a general high school course. This year the commercial department received much needed equipment. New desks and new typewriters have been purchased, and the office practice room has been enlarged. Our typing and office practice rooms are equipped with all standard makes of typewriters, ediphones, comp- tometers, calculators. adding machines, and duplicating machines, to give this school a distinct leadership in this Held of training in the l'pper Peninsula. Mathematics in Menominee High offers a variety of coursesg such as, plane and solid geometry, algebra, advanced algebra, trigonometry, and general math. lfarly courses in general math concentrate upon problems which confront the average citizen, while more advanced courses give basic skills demanded for engineering, aeronautics, and related fields. Miss Ekholm, Miss Gilgenbach, and Miss XYellers have planned a home economics course which gives students much practical knowledge. The ninth grade course includes beginning art, the study of textiles, home nursing, and sewing. The tenth grade course provides for more ad- vanced sewing and meal planning. In the eleventh grade, students study home furnishing and later apply this knowledge, plus their ability in meal planning, in many projects, such as sewing upon woolen and rayon materials and knitting. This year the lloard of Education installed a completely new kitchen, and we know the girls who enter it will leave it far better cooks. Miss I2kholm's senior class enjoys work- ing in the newly equipped kitchen. 57 Students Enjoy 1-1ot Lunch Hour 'l111lSj'Q111'i411U111111211111'11g'1'Z1ll1Zl1f1Ci1!1O1O1'1ly the high seh11111 s11111e111s, 11111 111411 1l1e e'r2111e se1111o1 p11pi1s. 1'i11l' 11 s1112111 fee 81111101115 Cl1j11yCf1 21 plate of 11111 1111111. 111111ere11 l1rie2111. 11esser1. 111111 milk. Kliss l'ili1101111 211111 Nliss t3i1ge1111z1el1 111 the 111111111 ee111111111ies l1L'11Z1l'1111L'111 were the 211111- 1112111- ugers of 1l1e 11111 11111011 1J1'11gl'211'11. They were :1ssis1e1111y111'11ex111-111-1111'11111cs, K1rs.1X1l1er11111111- s1111 211111 Klrs. blames -1111111s1111. The Shop Classes Interest The Boys 111 the 11121e11i11e sh11p Cl1',11'SL', L'1J11S1S11l1Q' 111 three 11111l1'S 111 11Z1j' 1r211le. 1111ys 1C1l1'11 the 1111si1' 11111111- 1111118 111 2111 1112lC11l11L' 111111s such z1s 1111- 5112111011 1111111-r, 11r111 press, 211111 s11r121ee 211111 111111 Q'1'l1111C1'S. T11ey 1111 11'11r1c 1111' the S,'l11101, 111Ie11 11121ki11g' use 111 their 11'e111i11g 11'Z11l1l11g'. They Q1'l'21l1112l1t', W1-11 111'C1JZ11'C11 1111' 111e XX'111'1i 1hey 11ZlYt' eh11se11. The v11e211i1111z11 1Jl'l1111l1Qi 01111136 e1111sis1s 111 21 111l'0C-l1l1111' 1'121ss 111 prz1e1i1'211 y111'z11i1111211 NY111'li 1111' j1111i11rs 211111 SL'l114J1'S. 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THE JVNIOR BAND, IEMN-lti-154, Uvtzu'e U. Palollotie. i3ll'l34'tUl'. Flute-sz lilizalwtli Kvoton, Lois l'il'llllli1ll, Clor- invls: Robert Truntnei'. .Invk FHl'lll'Otll, Guy Nelson, Mnry Boucher, Mnrinn lflwnld, Lois Powvll, John Malrlinss-n, Alvin hf1K'K9llll6j', Alhurt Mllllt'l't'l', .lenn l'lllllllllllgS. Pntrim-in l.aMnm-k, llorothy Hvallroi-k. Snxopliom-sz llvle-n Higliflalls-, Ralph l-loivin, Ronald lie-ntloy. Horns: F'rzuu-eS Beyer, Shirley IAEIFIPUV, Mary VVm-solo:-iki. V1-vvliax llnyvrl. Uornvts: Clicrrzil Robinson, Ric-linul Svhmidt, VV:lyne Lalluzorne, VVillinni Vzunlellei, Frnnk Vliernosky, liivliniwl Sc-Imvlit, Nnnc-y Moron, Bevffrly Hnltnmn, Ili-nnis llonln-k, John Mnihofvi' Hnrilonos: Rom- IH-lfossi-, lilnirl l.n- Vollvv. Bnsscs: John Martell, Glen Hofvr. Pr-1'z'l1ssioii: Ronzild Iinnvr, Mnrliss Forton, Jnvk IR-1-lu-, Knrl Anntn. Jniili-s Kehoe. I4lllI'2ll'lLlllSI Flu-i'1':nl Robinson. John ,h'I1ll'll1lSBll. 60 x 'Q JVNIUH HIGH BUYS' UHURVS lop row: linger Mills-V, Jan-k lkiwson, Rolwrt Mojyvzli. 'Pom Brink, Robert Frziik, Miss VVn-st- In-rg. .Izuiivs Allll'I,Ullilili, Rohn-1't liuwliugs, XYilli:am Valle-y, llomild Miirwih, :mei XV:llti-1' Nowzn-k. rout row: John 1811-ye-rs. .Ialvk 1,1l2lSl'il, XXvIlI'l'i'll N4-lsun. Robert Sn-hmiie-r. Rohn-rt lhklilillv, limi Vor:u'hok, XV:iym- Sie-th, Guy Vogel, Jhsi-ph Ih-vkm-I. Ruin-rt hull, und Ilziviil Slfilllli, umor Chorus Groups Present Concerts Miss XYestl1crg s boys' and girls' junior elioruscs have had :1 vc-ry SllCCCSSiilli ycznr. i':XCL'iik'll L'hristm:is :uid spring' concerts were given by the groiips. .IVNIHH lllllll GIRLS' l'IIHlIl'S 'Pop row: Miss XYi-stln-Vg. .lozm Iiivliiiiw-yi'i'. Iiiiiil I.:1Y:1ll.-Q-, Iiosi- II:-Ihlssi-, lh-liy Ku-1-nn, Ilvh-ri IIig'l11I:1l4-, I!zli'h:1l':1 In-IiIlc'llX. Vxxrol Ftvmliu-. lmis li:llhm1luil'ii, AliI'i1llll Vllillills, .lzllliiwf lmml lvlzul. J-'zliino Ililiiguiii. lmxinzl Alilmlusi-k, .lamp Whitton. Sm-omi row: Ai1ll'l1'Ilt' S'l1:ui'klls, Vutsy XvUQ'l'ilIllIZ. Shirley I.oI'41l1ist, l!:il'lv.1i':1 Smith, Kanlllvrih In-lf4rsS1-, I,oi'n-ttgn Mm-1'1'ill, .lvzlii liilfiu-slim-, ICl:1iii1- Blow-s, IH-lon-s XYLlXYn'i'ZiII, l'lll'Arl .lvzm Mil In-llv, lllli-siiioi' lulll'S1lll, lvomm lim-kvl. First row: Shirla-y llolfin. Ahiizi .l.1uson. Ili-vi-i'ly Axtvll, Lois Iilrilmzlii, Vyhthiau i'vx'1'y. Num-x Pa-siivk, Uuroi Kings, Shirley I4IlFi4'lll'. Blzirizin Ili-dquisl. iiiaiml iiL'lIlLll'Ii1iI'Il. I':1lsy 'I'-vulllvli .le-:iii Ewailmi, iwilfilyll KVM-utuil. 61 We Learn To Cooperate This your 1111- girf-' gyin clusscs were 111-111 1111 their 111:-s by Miss l,11111lI111111. 'l'l11- girls 11:111- uvurl, st111l1c1l the rules, 111111 11-z11'11c1l I11111' 111 11H11'iz111-211 11111s1 uf the 111:1j111' g11111cs: l1z1skc1I1:1ll, I111s11l1:1ll. v11H1-yI:1ll. 21111 51155012 'l'l111y 11'1'rc i11i1-.1 11'c:l 111 111z11'1'l1i11g, 5110-1 1 111111 111111Izl111g. Swi11111111ig' Zlllli L'2lil1SIllL'1liCi l1ig'f111gg'l'.l1-11 the f'L'lll'. 1 Z 11 1:11 111111 11111: 1l'111r111 ' ' .x- 15001. --Q :C 57901111 1 eii 'hem 111 N'11I111N111 41111i1lN1iI1ix 111111 I x1 1x 11 111111111 XY1i '11.I,1111-1111lQ1111A H1111 IlII'Il'I1Il'll.XNl1'I'11111'11XY2 K1-111111 ..: , ' -'1 '1 . -I -1, 1 , I 1 W1-SI1111111, l11111:1l1l I'1-11-1s1111, Il11l1111'1 .X111i1'1s1111, .1111I XX'11I1:1111 1'-1i111 ,. 4. Y S111'11111I 1'11w: l11111:1l1l Sl1:11'1-1'. 1111-1111 I..111x111'. .I.11111-S S1.111L:. 11111111 'l'1111!1-111'. 1l11:.1- l,1111I i'V'1 l111l1111l 111111111111 l11l1 I 111111 Ill lllti 1111111 X11I1111 ' ' 1-' : 211 -1 .. 1 1 I 1'1111t1'111x': lIz11'1'11-1 lflllvm. NHlIl'j .X111l1-1's1111. .X111l1'1-5'12111'1l111. l'111'11l l '1II ll-1f111'1' I1-111111-1911111 l'l1ylIis H111111111. 111141 A111-11 M111- lI11t'11'. G2 SENIOR PEP CI.l'I! 'I'np row: li. Mairlinsvn, IJ. IH-tl-x'snii. A. VVvstiimn :ind R. VVrigl1t. Sixth row: J. Smith. H. Kudlirki, K. l.:me, A. I'n-pper. M, A. Hzirtl. IG. lh-l.urme. N. Muligxmni, ll. IM-l'l:irk, lx Ginny. .I. In-llisse, H. Kin-inek, F. I.newvc'ke, I.. Ruiirlin-i'. J. Knutson, C. Huiilulti-. l'. Vince-iit. M. A. Killllhlllilll J. l'lW'l'HHll. M. Mikulalsvk, I.. lk-llhssi-. l'. Plziutz, I.. Ore-sliuski. and F. lmiiln-4-li. Fifth row: S. Smith. H. llwm-s, M. Plcslwk. U. Eiistroiii. M. Eiseiizoph. A. M. llluiniqiiisi. M. li Xvi', li. NVm-llm-i M. Imzutte. l'I. lmlilwli, M. I-Sera, M. I.zu'svl1. E. l.1-Buillmi, li. Ehmkc, li. lhislm-. .I, .Xi'1iislrmig'. ll, lkiqm J. llwge-l'sel1. ll. Glwilw. J. Paulson. lb. Ihingun. and G, Wziutm-rs. Fourth ruw: J. IIo1i0yn'li11i'm-li. J. I:-'Q-yvrsdnrf, lil. Kiie-ste-r. V. ICliia-ry, U. NVQ-stiimii, A. Pnitl. S. XV:1tz. N. 'l'r:uilth--I Ii, Ewuld, S. 'l'lmnips1m.G.Jal1qi1zirt,J. Phillips. A. .lun-nhsmi, M. A. l,ins1m-ivi'. S. Gziugli, ll. I.0llg'. K LiH8.'vllS.ln. ll. l.ullf-I. J. Johlismi. M. Millctto. M. Romleuu. :md A. Inivslimv. 'I'hii-al row: J. l'urtl-r, I.. .lohnsmm, J. DeMillo, P. Julinsmi. .L Jenson. J. Iviiqixuilu-. Miss lmiiillmiii. S. Slim-rnizm, I Hnstvi-ill. M. A, Penl. A. Reuss, S. Kuivk, I.. llnnsm-ii. IG. Kramer. I.. Slvffke. P. Ryan. T. Grvviiwuml, I.. Chris tiunsen, and J. Smith. Sf-1-mid ruw: IT. llzlvis. N. :Xl'l1lilZlgt-'. J. Iiilndenii. M. Hriiik, L. Pellun, .I. I.e-nike-. J. Millvtlv. II. llillllZl'I'IIt', J Naulvuu, A. Hzirke-r, .-X. Lemieux. A. VVIIILUW-ii. H. ICIIIIQF, E. Iinstnmi. M. l'tr-1-lit. :mal C. I.:-liniitmi. l rmil rnw: II. lJlllll'j', N. Amlorsuii, A. M. I-Ivfcr, F. J. Raisin-1', P. IIZIIIIIUI. J. Hypp. and A, tlzlrdmm. Pep Clubs and Pep Band Promote School Spirit JVNIOR PEI' CI.l'l'2 'Pup row: J. llaiuse-11. M. 'I'r:iuIiwr, I.. l.:1I.o11dn-. M. VVUS. Miss I.umlli-nn. l.. lilnsvs. Il. XYinthe-r, K. 1h-imi--mlm-li J. I'mg11n-tic. iiv!'ll'llllt' Mzirtell, J. Iilzlku, B. Hartz. K. I-Sriisu. 'I'hird r-rw: H. Hzirlr-y. J. Iiyaiu, YV. Ewailml, B. Cmiipiivy. l'. Iiurtlf-lt. J. I'Inli-lhurg, .I. llzinrwii, J. Ilurdiu-. IP, Milw lzisvk. H. Maurer, A. Ualvill, S. Stung. D. Flynn. Se-1-uml -rnw: IC. B11 I l 1- y, Ii. VVe-iSsg4-r- hor. R. Kim- lmll. S. Gof- fin. IC. Mnsi-S. G. Lysaknw- ski. U. lm- lioutnn. G. U lv 0 y. N. Bs-yi-1'ssl 0 rf, K, K ii ii t li, R. Tuppi-r. Ib, VV:iwvr- zin, S. Fum- ni i ll g' s. ll. Martin. First row: ll. Johnsun, J. N 0 1' il t. l'. IVIIIIIHIIIISI, U. llux, l'. VV 0 r I h. J. lb o Y n I-. N. Mums rn, H. llc11hmzin.S. llullis, M, l'f:1 nk ll 1-li, M. l4'l:iii:l- g::m,Il.l':irl- Sinn, li. l..i- 4-mirsiorv. 63 VARSITY FOOTBALL Left to right: 1375 Alex Betzinger, 1175 Bill Pontow, 1385 Ed Lessard, 1395 Melvin Keifer, 1235 Dick Lemery, 1205 Wesley Shaver, 1335 Loren Spaude, 1165 Gene Janquart, 1225 Don LaCourt, 1265 Bill Manske, 1145 Emil Pontow, 1125 Dir-k Michaels, 115 Bob LaLonde, 1255 Ken Hansen, 1315 Ed Brown, 1335 Jack Anderson, 1305 John Arnost, 1245 Phil Johnson, 1365 John Krah, 1105 Dick Alfredson, 1355 Dick Desehaine, 125 Dick Hoskin, 145 Frank Swoboda, 185 Dick Greenwood, 1305 Don Gunderson, 1175 Bob Amory, 1115 Dick Semke, 1285 Bob Brink, 1135 Ray Johnson, 195 Jim Ewald, 165 Tom Kowaski, 155 Paul Fehrenbaeh, 1155 Roger Albert, 1295 Bill Wells, 1345 Bob Rynning, 1275 Don Stewart, 175 Jim Jensen, 135 Dick Shatusky, 1195 Bob McMahon, 1405 Gale Busch, 1185 Rolland Cooney, 1325 Lloyd Peterson, 1215 Jim Beyer, Coach Radick. Sitting: Gus Wood. Varsity Squad Wins U. P. Championship The defending U. P. champions started with the Maroon T formation, blasting the visiting Merrill squad 24 to 13, behind a strong running offense. Then the Maroons met with their only defeat of the season, at the hands of the crusaders from Edgewood Academy, Madison, 5Visconsin. They were slipped to defeat to the tune of 38 to I2. Succeeding' games were in defense of their Lf. P. crown. First to be defeated were the lflivvers of Kingsford by a score of 46 to 6. The frame affainst the liscanaba Eskimos was close, but at the Hnal frun, the scoreboard read B. e. 5 lg to I2. in favor of thc Blaroons. The team was really worried about the iron Mountain jinx, that our team Could not win a victory on the Mountain field, but Menommee trounced them 1410 O. Ironwood stopped the Maroons from scoring the first time they had possession of the hall, but Finally went down in defeat 31 to 0. .Xt the Soo the Maroons were greeted by a vicious downpour, but they proved they were just as good on a wet field as on a dry one, downing the Blue Devils 39 to io. Next the Maroons met their traditional rival, Nlarinette. Sparked by llill XVells and Emil llontow, they lauded the hapless Marines the worst defeat of the season by downing them 34 to 7- The Maroon victories won them the lf l'. title for the third successive year, and this year's teammates can well be proud of their record at Menommee High. 64 lr-'W .A 4 Y f 14-Q-ff- f.e.39.-n 13 ff ..., my ' - 1 -, if f lf ' ,, , Q1?a..,:,'i 1 in - .. L - J. V.'s Top row: Mike Jones, Ronald Miller, Jack Brink. Charles Jessel, VVard Feeke, Donald Hoffman, Donald Sodergren. Norbert L:1t'anne. Kit-hard Cliristopherson. Richard Landerman, Clarenee Dionne, Robert WVL-stoff. and Jann-s Ryan. Set-ond row: John N1l'r,flllflld, Robert Forton, John Hansen, Gerald Van Cleve, Darrell Boland, James Ryan, Douglas Englund, Frank Chernosky, John Mot-rehen, Obrey, Olson, Tom Hazen, Riehartl Parent, Paul 1.aPer- riere, Riehard Brown, and Mr. Miller. Front row: Clyde Sehuette, John Clark, John Provaneher, Riehard Bero, Richard Smith, Virgil Dobbins, Robert La- luzerne, Harlan Johnson, Eugene Laeoursiere, James Converse, Nornian Oelhafen, Sidney Meyers, lbonaltl llan- sen, and Gerald Nesbitt. . V.'s Look Forward To 1949 Rlenominee's junior Yarsity football squad, directed by Coach lfritz Kliller, opened its H348 season with a loss to King-sforcl's li team by the score of 7 to o. .Xlthough the il. Yfs made several attempts to penetrate the liing'sf'ord line, they met a stone wall of opposition each time. .Xgainst a tribe of tough Eskimo bl. Yfs, our IZ team again battled on the wrong side of the score. liseanaba squeezed over into the end zone to make the final score 7 to o. The losing' tide changed when the bl. Yfs played lron Mountains juniors, lfarly in the lirst quarter john Moerchen went over the goal and later kicked the extra point, making the score 7 to O, The Klenominee lighter but harder cliarging' line kept the Mountaineers around midtield for the rest of the afternoon. With llob XYestoH and john Nloerehen making' touelitlowns, our juniors tied the Klarinette .l. Yfs, the final score being I2 to 12. In the second quarter Bloerchen sliced oft' left tackle for a 77 yard spet'taeular touchdown run. ln the third quarter XYestoii' went from the three yard line into the end zone for our final tally. In the second game, Xlarinette won with a score of IX in fb. 67 THE REDS Top row: Roger Betzinger, John Bruemmer, Harris Eickmeyer, Loren Wall, and John Maihofer. Second row: Ralph Trautner, Roy Bentley, Tom Mur- win, Lee Smith. Howard Bayerl. Ronald Bentley, and Donald Parretre. Front row: Roger Forton, Alfred Berg, Dick Martin, James Meissner, Donald Murwin, Glen Hofer, Ar- nold Hostvedt, and John Seaborg. 'PHE GREENS Top row: Donald Derouin, Gerald Josephson, Robert Hansen, George Everard, Michael Rana:-h, James Shatusky, Jack Grun, Warren Bretl, and Mr. John- Still. Sec-ond row: Charles Brukardt, Kenneth Vecke, John Porod, Frank DeDamos, Louis Phalen. Albert Mul- terer, Lloyd Ryan, William Krah, George Gaspar, and James Sargent. Front row: Russell Jacobson, Ronald Johnson, Donald Johnson, Dennis lloubek, Robert Trautner, VVilliam Martin, Jack Coakley, and VValter Nowack. THE ORANGES Top row: James Rasmussen, Jack Dawson, George Garbell, Ronald YVoods. Douglas Salewsky, Mr. Sis-mann, VVarren YVickstrom, Donald Everson. VVil- liam Caley, Douglas Schuette, and Ronald England. Front row: John Young. Robert Loll, William Emery. Carl Lofquist, Jaek Elehroth, James Kehoe, Loren Dosotell, Jalk Barley, John Gustafson, and Dick Smith. THE BLUES Top row: Gene Schingeek, Dennis Nagrler, VVayne Ewald, John Martell, Donald Paulson. Myron lia- Canne, Ed Soults, Robert Quever, and Mr. Mase. Front row: Jerry Bruemmer, Steve Duhy, James Ilan- sen, VVilliam Koch, Charles Morrison, John Mr-- Donald, VVesley Krawetzke, and John Crawford. Greens and Reds Win The Weight Team Series This year the lllues, coached by Mr. Mase, succeeded in upsetting the Reds in the third game, I3-O. Outstanding players were john Martell, Wlayne liwald, and john Crawford. Mr. 'l'aylor's Reds defeated the lllues in the lirst two games by scores of 21-O and I3-7. Star players were Loren Wfall, Robert Forton, Harris Eicklneyer, and Ronald llentley. Although they didn't win a ganie, the Oranges, coached hy Mr. Siemann, proved stiff competi- tion for the Greens. Outstanding players were Ronald Englund, Richard Smith, Ronald XYoods. Ilill Caley, and liill Emery. The powerful Greens, coached by Mr. johnson, were the champions ot the Orange-tircen series. The first Qanie ended in a scoreless tie. ln the second, the Greens edged out the Oranges 6-O: the final game ended in a scoreless tie. Exceptional ability was displayed hy Gerald joseph- son, jack Llecke, and Frank Dcllamos. the Kle1111111i11ee ace. cz1111e in fur llllC2lCl of tl1e Helsl. Utlier lXlZll'0Ol'l 1'llllllCl'S who e1111tril111te1l Cross Country Track Team ins Third U. P. Triumph 'l'l1e eruse Clllllllfj' ll'ZlL'li team, ef1z1el1erl lay Klr, lficlt, z1g':1i11 eaptureil tl1e Class ll lvITl7L'l l'e11i11s11l:1titlelaycleeisivelytr1,11111ei11g'tl1ree11tl1er teams in the z1111111z1l meet Tllll lll l':SL'ZlllIlllll. l11 their tl1ircl s11ceessi1'e lf l'. tri11111pl1, the Nll1l'Ollll l1Zll'l'lCl'S cle-1111111st1'z1te'l 21 Sl.ll'lJl'lSlllfj slum' 111 Sll'CllQ'tll by l3l2lClllQ' live lllCll i11 tl1e first six places. lfur tl1e seesmml successive year. llill 'Tl2ll1lll'll 111 tl1e defense uf tl1e lf. l'. title were ID1111 l.ysz1kowski, secumlg Rllllillfl llZlllCl', flbllfllll H1111 tial I111, liftl1: l,lll'Cll Klurtell, sixth: Ruclney lii111l1z1ll. tl1irtee11tl1, z1111l .Xlfrecl liiQe11z11pl1, Clfflllk'L'lllll. Kle1111111i11ee's score of 18 was far z1l1ez1cl of the seeoml place team, l'1SCZlllZlll1l, 11'l1iel1 lllltl 42 11oi111s. Other teams wl11el1 pz11'tieipz1tecl were lron Kl111111tz1i11 z1111l NlZllllStlllllL'. CROSS COVNTRY TRACK 'FICAINI Top ruw: Imran Martell, Alfred Eisenzoph, Gale Pl1z1l1-11. and Mr. Eimlt. Frnnt row: SYilliam Tuppen, Ronald Bauer, Donald Gullm, Howursl Delurrlw. Eilwznrd Suults, :intl llllliillll l,ys11kowski 69 ACT if R! A Q54 L Lu X X ff 7 XA ' dfxx 2 4 ' if . . X X i xQ g ',,, ,.,.,.,., . r I W' N I E R K , 1 X 'ff X .-:' ! ff! I ., Eff ff? 71 ' I 0Hf'lll'lSTRA PERSONNEL I 11'st X 11111111 Jzinet llvlvlille. K:11l11-1'i111- 1il'lllUt'll4lt'll. .I11:111 llursrketti-1', Bv'1t1'i1-11 Kiwliivk. Mziry l.:11's4111, lmris lnilg. J 111ic'1- l,1111sll1l:1d, .lzlnet l'l1illi11s, Arlvm- Seiill-C0111-1-1't111istress, Ris'l1111'1l Slzigrvr: St'l'UlIll Violin: Murii-l lim-rg. llilllllld 1 irlsim, liuimlil llarlie-lsmm, .I:111et Evzuis, Xxvlllilllll l,vM1y, LJu1'111l1y Long. Si1l111-5' M1-yi-1'. Mary P1-nl. 1'.11'1'yl Rziwlimzs, -Xl'IQ4llQ' IQUIISS, Rusailiml 'l'11ppv1'g Viulzif I51ll'll11l'il Hartz, Kzitlu-1'i11e Knutli, Jlllltl Smith: Uvlloz I,:1x'i11:1 Kvlimf. Fur-rl Iximq, Kzny l.i11g'v11sjr13 Hass: Jm1svpl1 A1'111l11'11st, li':1l1'ic'i:1 M1-C01'mic'k, 'I'l1e-Ve-sz: S1'l1ie1'l:1111l3 Piaiiiu: lilirisv l':llSll'llIllI l-'lutwz Nzinvy kXl'lllltZlgL', Gloria S2lli1lt'l'SUI'l: Uluw: .lz111v B1'yP1's1lo1'f3 t'lz11'i11e1: Luis U11-sliirski, G1-iievii-ve Gilmsmig N1x11pl1u111-: llrmn Sl1111'141'3 H11111: Miirleiiv lillvlllll, Lurrziiiie lwlfosseg Pvrc'11sSio11: Rulae-1't 'l10l'Lll'lll', liuimlil i.V1'igl1l: l1'u111l111111-1 Ri1'l1:11'1l l.E1lV1klt'k, Alvin XV1-stiiiuiig 'l'1'11111pet: Riclizird l.IfllllZt'I'lli-', Ruln-1't Lziluzorixe. l'llOl!I'S up 1'11w: llluyil P1-is-1'ss111, Ibis-' 1-11 1' k L ie y, ll111'11l1l Lzirsnii, K141111-tl1 ll1lllSUll. l-Idwziril U2ll'k4'l', liivk S1-111141-. 111-11121- liusteli-1-, llii-k Ili-sr-l1:1i111-. Ilivk 1lrev11wm11l, Hill l.:11'Se11. Ray Jl1llllSIlll, lltlll l.:1l'11111'1, Halle liusvli, Frm-ci S1-liniicit, Ellwaircl llvsszinl. Jaivk Ilziltug, Dun Ggillm, Kenne-tl1 Mu11s1111, llii-k l':1lliew Il111'1l row: Hill l't'lll2ll', llllll l,i111ll1l:1111, XY11y111- HUlll'llL'l', Hill VV1'lls, llii-k l':11'1-111, Jack Alldt'l'SHll. Jz1111-t In-Milli-, lmris L111121 Kzlb' Li11g'w11sj11. A1'lv11w XV:1l111111-11, 1211111 VVQASIINZIII, llill XY:1i1tls-1, .Iulm ll:111sv11. Yil-lin' IF1-llussv. linss lly1111i11g'. 1111111 row: Ig2ll'll2lI'2l Gray, Ilzitricili G1-isi, l':11'11l livyiw, Juym- lli11rll1ul111, .-Xllu-1'1:1 lllllwy. Glurizi .I:1111111:11't. l':11'ol SI'llll1'lll, Nl2lI'lt'llt' Mnritz, liluisv l+I11sl1'11111. N.1111'y A111le1'sm111. .lnun llypp. NI2ll'g2Il'1'I Iitilltltilll, li:11'l1111'z1 Kllll1'l'. :Xllll4' L1-Iiiiviix, .lz111i1-1- K11l1tsu11. 'PIII ruw: Iiiillll-'l'lllk' Mzirx. Mary l.:11's1111. Mury Allll l'v11l, M:11'ilv11 YY:1ll11111-11 Jzllwi l'l1illi1w ll-11'ri1-1 lfulv-' , y , l , ,, . ry, lle-I1-11 A1111-1ls111, Sliirliiy XV:1lz, lliyllis ll:1111111t. M12 Gilln-rt. Jzinivi- L1-1'1'1-1, lNl111'g'z11w-1 lCise11zupl1, Phyllis .Inlin- swn, i':11'ol1- l,1-I51111tu:1, li'llll2lj'llL' lflllllI1'ki, filllll llzulilrvtte-, J2llll'f Smith. Qrchestra Concerts Are A Credit To Qur School lJ11ri11g' recent years XlCllt1llllll6C lligh has e11jo5'1-11 yery l:ll1L' choir 111161 1lI'C1lL'S1l'2l co111'1-rts, lll1t1t'l' 11111 ahle cli- l'L'C1ll1ll of Klr. 1111111 ll. tiilhert. The lirst 111' two o11ts111111li11g 1Jl'1ig'l'11ll1S this past year was the 11111111111 Lilll'lSfl1l2lS 111 1llCL'l'1. 1 1 .X Cllllilfllf' 11111lie111'e Cll.1lD5'L'f1 se5'er111 lllllll1lCl':-Z Zlllltlllg which were XYZ1l'11lg S 111'r1111g'1-111e11t of VliXY2lS 11111 Night lie- fore flll'lS1l1lZlSU 111111 Carol of the l1e11s 115' 1.1-ontoyiclq-XYi1l1o11s115'. '111111 or1'11estr111 hig'111ig'11t of t11e year was the eo111'ert prese11te1l 1'1C1JI'1.lZll'5' 17. Soloists 1111 t11is lJI'llQ'l'21.ll1 were 1111r1'iet lJ1111ey, s11pr1111o. wl1o sang' The I,or11's Prayer , 211111 -lattice l.11111ll1l1111, violin soloist, playing Blen- 4191550111118 well-knowti Spring Song. .Xlso 011 t11e program was 11 string' trio CUllll7USCll of Arlene Seicll, violin: Kay 1.i11g'e11sjo, cello: 211111 Eloise lfnstrom, pia11o. NllllllJC'l'S which t11e auclience especially enjoyctl were 1571111611165 From Sc11e11erez1111e. .-X11111111te C2111- t11l1i1e, 111111 the l1allet Music from La fil3.COIll1Z1n 115' 1'1111el1ielli. The orchestra 111111 C1lOl'llS 211161111611 the 21111111111 1'. 11, festival 110111 at Klar- quette NI115' 7. Hig'11lig11ti11g' the pre- se11tz1tio11 were Now Let Every rlilillglllf .Xlll1l'1' 'l'111'e 115' St1111for1l 111111 Roses of The South 115' Strauss. 1,11-1s1, 111111 .1111111 N11111-1111, STRING TRIO: Arlene S1-idl. Eloise ltlnstroni, 111111 Kan' l,i111.:'1111sj11. lllflli.-XTIC TEAM: Joann L111's1-11. Bill l1Ill'SPll, Miss Hills, l'11Iri1-1:1 Debaters Win Three And Tie One In Final Contest 'l'l1e1l1'1111te1e11111, 1lll11Cl' the sttperyision of Bliss 1111 l1i11s, is Clllllll1JSC1l of 51111111 111111 11111 1.11rse11. 111-g11ti1'e spealcers. 111111 lletty fillllllllg' 111111 ,ltlllll X11111-1111. 11t1ir111:1ti1'e spezllcers. 111 Ish- ll6111lllQ'1llL' t1-11111 lost 111111' 11111 of fO1ll'IZ1.t 1QlllQSlll1l'll, i1 won two H111 of four, Illlll 111 1111- lllllll- 111 Nl2ll'llllCIlC. it 1YUll three o11t of four 211111 tiefl 11116. AX1Ill11l1g'1l three of this 5'L'2ll'-S 11111111 were i111'xpe1'ie111'e1l 1le11a11-rs, they wor14e11 so i111e11si1'111y 111111 11111'1111ce11 from losing 1111 111111' 111-111111-s 111 111eir tirst 1'o11t1-st to winiiing three 11111 of 111111' 111111 tying one i11 the 1111211 1'o11test. lluring' the flll'lStlllIlS111111111158 Klr. lfi11the1pe11 eo111'11 the te11111. Of 1111 tl1e schools lll 1111- 1'pper l'e11i11s11l11. 1111ly lOlll'lCL'll are active in 111-bate this year. 73 HI-Y Top row: Jzlmes Prohusku, Rivhzird Luluzernu, John Nndeau, VVilli:lm Vzimh-Ht-i, Rivlialril Gree-nwoofl. Don Gun- derson, Ilia-k Selnke, lflllwnrd Barker, Mr. Christ. Sm-ond row: lfz'Illl0Ill Marlinsen, John Krall, Kenneth Hansen, Ronald XYrigl1t, Mivlizwl Joni-:s, Ilon Sorenson. lion Dvsolr-ll. Gale Bust-h. Front row: llun Uorsten, Lon-n M2ll'itfTT, Rohn-rt Rynning, Rodnoy Kinihzill, llznrold l.:1i's.vn, XYn5'ne llouwlxer, Clziyion Puri-els, J.1mes Bourgeois. Merlin 'l'I'Pll'lDL', I-lifY Promotes Good Citizenship The Hi-Y is an orgziuization of young men, whose purpose is to proiuote. mziintziin. :incl extend high standards of conduct tliroughout the comniunity. Under the splendid leadership of Mr. Davis and Mr. Christ. the lli-'Y was alule to c:u'ry will an active lDl't7g'1'2ll1l. During' the foothall season, the concession stand was again operzltcal at home gzunes. Lziter in the fall, the nieuihers had an outing' at Yziszi Lodge. The lzoys were privileged to hear 21 very ll1lCl'CSllll'Q' talk, Inside the l7.ll.l.. hy 'Iohu Reinll, hlr.. 21 fornler l .ll.l. agent. This year. :is leforc, the cluh contributed to various clizlritics. including' the Rell Cross :uid the Crippled L'hildren's lfund. Their prograni also included collecting clothing' for ll two-room school in Rleldroni County. Kentucky, Expenses were inet lu' El lmenelil dance. zu lug day, :uid Zl clothing drive zunong Nl.H.S. students, The 0H'TCL'1'S for the lo.i3-.io term were president, lfrecl Schmidt: vice-iwesiflcnt, lliclc SL-luke: secretary, Ralph Rotlunan: and t1'e:lsu1'er, john Krzlh. 74 The TrifY Sets High Standards ,,. .. ..... . . , . Uv. . 1I'l'N 1x 1111 111'g11111z11t11111 1111'111111111'111111s1-111111' g11'1Q 1111111 11111111111111 21 11 111'1-1'11g1- 11l11'l1lL'f 1111 11-111' 111111 111111 111511 111 111-1'111111- 111-111-1' 1'11iz1-ns. 1.11s1 11111. 411II'1l1g' i11i1i11ti1111, 1111- 111-xv l11lxl111M'l'S 1111111-1111-11 211 fc1111111 111 1111151 1111l11111111s11 g'111.11, 11111 111K'11- 3111111 s11111'1s1111111s11111 11'11s 1'1-11'111'111-11 11111-11 11111 l11L'l111?L'l'S L'1'1CI'1ZlII11'f1 1111-111 111 ll 1l1lll4I11L'1. 11115 j'CIl1' 1111- 111-Y j11i111-11 XY1111 1111- 111-Y 111 Sl1l111S111'111': Il C11I1l'11j' 1111111'1- 111111 1111 l'S1lt'C1Zl11f 3111111 1111111' s111111'. 1111-1'1-111' 1'11isi11g' f111111s 111 111-111 11 s1'111111l 111 141-11t111'1cy. LA211-l11l' 1.1-12111111111. 511111111 c1111i1'1111111. 111111 1,111s U11-s1111s1ci, 1t1'11g1'11111 L'112l1IAlll2l11. 1111111111-11 ll 11111 j'L'lll 1-111' 1111- girls. 1,1.11g'1-H1115 i11c111111-11 1111ks 111111111 1'11c111i1111s, 111111-city i111111st1'i1-s, 111111 111L'2l1I'L' 1111111- 11g1-1111-111. 1J111'i11g' 1111- j'1'llI' c11j11y111111- f111'i111 1-v1-111s w1-1'1- 21 511111511 17Z1l'1f', Z1 s11-ig11 1'i111-. ll 11111t111-1'111111 111l11!v11' 11-1' 11111111111-1. 211111 Z1 11-11, 111111' 'l'1'i-Y. g'11111L'l1 111' its 1-H1011-111 11111'iQ1-rs, Miss 1'1ll'SL'1i 111111 Kliss S1l'11L'll114b1'l1. 111111 11-11 111 its 4lmL'l'TS, 111'1-si111-111, .Xl'1L'IlC H1111s1'111 1'i1'1--111'1'si11c111. llc1'11111i111- XY2l111t'l'SI SCCl'l'1Ill'j'. 1'111s1 11111111 111111 II'L'2lSlll'l'1'. t':11'l1I X11-sl1111111, 111111 il V1-rv S11CL'L'SS1l11 V1-1111 'FRI-Y 'V1111 1-1111: I1111'is l,-11114, 1llPl't'1'll Img: 111, Phyllis .l11l111s1111. J11y1'1- l'.1111s11n. J111111 l,11x's1-11, M111'11-111- 1X'I11ritz. N111111 AVIII1- 111111-, Sully S1l1'1'IllGl!l. lM11'11tl1y H1'11l111. luis Ur'-Slmski. 1'111'11I I'l:1111z. 1 1'11111'1-S 1111111111111-, H1-tty .1XlI'r1-11s1111. 'I'I1i1'1l 1'11v1'1 A11SSI'Ill'Sk'1i.1,1l1S S11-lTk1-, Mil1ir1-111215111-1's1111, l1111'11t11y 1,1111:.f, J11111- G1'1-gm-1's1111. A1:111-s I'11i11, 1111115 15111111-. .-Xrlyss 1,111-sk1111', l'11n11i1- 1':lll4'l'X. f'1iIl'i1'1' l'1-1'k1'. L'111'11I XV1-:4Im:111, xxllllt' 1.1-11111-Hx, M1rily11 VV:1lI11111-11. S1-1-111111 row: Miss S11-111-11l1111'11, 1,211 Ryzm, H1111 1111111111111-. F1-rn 111111111-1-l-1. N11lI'ilj'I1 M1111-111-. 1':1r11l1- 1,1-14111111111 1!t'11X2lII G111-111111-r. lH1f'1Q'I1 Alf1'1-dsml, M2ll'j' I.111's1111, J111111 Hurstkm-111-l'. M111'g:1r1-1 1':1S9HZl1I'1l. l':11'11l 1':HSll'l11lI. M:11'ily11 1:1'1ll1i 1'11!'N11'1lXK'I 1,111-ille l,111'11111't, .l11111111ul'11rt1-r, .111111-1 IM-Mille, l'111'11l H1111l11tt1-, f:l4l1'1ll 81111111-1'S1111, Ih-1':1I1li111- XV1111t1-rs Ar11-111- H1111s1'l1, .I1-1111n1- l111111111i111-, l,1111is1- 'l'r11p11. ff- 111 SENIOR STl'lJl4ZN'F CUl'Nl'll. 'Pop vow: liiclmrd Brown. Rohr-rt liuluzi-rm-, Robert Forton. XVilli:un XVQ-lls, Rim-linrsl lloq-l't, Si-cond row: Hog:-r Allu-rl, Jack Andi-rson, lVl2lI'glll't'l H0lldk'illl, Nancy Molignoni, Alvin Wi-ste maui, Ralph Rolllmzm. l xY'1lllf row: Ruth Ili-nes, Mildred Plesllek, H+-tix' liuMm'k. Juno Hilodeuu, llt'l'1lltllllV l,3'snlion'ski lit'l.tyilll fillk'lllll0I', f:k'I'll'llllt' Mnrtell, .Inns-1 Blake, Kay 1it'l!lil'lg,'ll!ll, unior And Senior Student Councils Help Decide School Policies After amending' its constitution early in the year, the Senior Student Council took up the important work ol representing the student hody in school governnient. lflections were held with- in each council. The Senior Council elected llilly XY6llS.l3l'CSlllCl1f1.l2lCli .-Xndcrson,vice-presi- dent 3 Mildred Vleshek, secretary: :incl ,lane llilodeau, treasurer. The ,luuior Council elected Loren Wall, president: Sally Stung, vice-president: Hllll Carol King, secretary-ti'ez1si11'ei'. The 'lunior Louncil considers problems which concern the core groups. Various committees, such zu the .Xsscmhly Committee and the h4ZllCll.l2ll' Connuittec. were inziugurzued to help in directing school functions. .1l'N1on T S'l'l'lll'lN'l' 4...-3 '.'Hl'Nl'lL Top row: John l':I'll1'll1llh'Y', Mr. Olson, lionallfl I mnielson. Y ll con d row: Ilonuld M u 1' - win Ilfnvinl S t 1' Il n il, Guy N 4- 1 s o u. 'Pom Murwiu, lim-tty KW-lull. l,u1'1'l1 XY:1ll, Furl Huy- m'l'l. ll 1- u n i s JllllllSllIl, lil d - XYill'll llullmzxu, Ili-lla' l'vlll. virsl Vow: IN-- norvs VV:lWv-l'- mn, l'ill'illlrhl' nl1u's:nu, lloro- nhy Wuwm-i'zin. .sl xx V 5' 1, o u Smitll, .Innin- ..i1n1llul:ul.Vzlrol King, lll.l!'ll'l1t' 3ll2ll'lillS. Ren- n-wu Iiolllering, .vlonin-al l'oll:lrd. 76 11'111Q1'1'111111Q' '11111 1l1111'1' 11'111'11 I111' 1111- '11'11x'1111-4 111 1111- N11-1111 111111 XK'1111NC 111Q11111l'1AS Illxl' 111 51-1-1 The Steno Club Has An Active Year V1111L' 111151 51-1'1'1-111111-X 111111 S11'lllIQ'1'I1111lL'l'S 111 1111- 11111111 111111- 1i1111- 11111 11.1111 111l'11. 1111'11a11t1e . , 1 1 . 1 , XLIII' s11111'111111111. .Xv1s11-11 111' Nlws 1Ql11'X' 111111 X115 1x11111-1'x'11, 1111-g11'1s1111x'1- 111111 Sl 11111 y1-111' 111 lLI1YI1ll'S, 1',2lI'1j' 111 1111- f'1'1ll', 1111- g11'1Q 11111-11111-11 Z1 11111111-1' 11111111 .X 13111511 1111111 111111 1111 11'1- 5111111113 1-11111 111-1'1- 111511 11111l111!' 111l' 111-111-1111-5 111 11'1111'11 11111 Q'l1'1S 11111111-11-1111-11, I11 1'k'1l1'11Il1'f 21 11-11 XYZIS g11'1-11 1l1l 1111- l111'1I111L'1'S' 111111111-Vs. '111l1' 1111111 110111111 11115 ll 1111-1111- 111-111 111 111-111-S 1,l1I'1i. 111 WI111-11 111-xx' 1111-111 111-rs 1x'1-1'1- 1111111111-.1 111111 81011171 L111111. 1Jlll'1Il ' 111L' v1-111' 1-1111-51 s 11-11111-1's --'11x'1- 1111- 1 11'1s 1111111x' 1x'111't11w11111- S11--'--11-s111111s 1-111' s111-1-1-sN1'1l 5 , N 5 5 - 55 11111'111'11111111111 111 1111- 1l11N111L'SS 1v111'111. 'l'111s Yk'111'.S S11-111+ 1111113 U1:1'1L'lx1'S 11'1-1'1- 11211111 lC11s11'1+111, IJI'CS111L'll11 1,1ll'1S 1.llI1g', 111-1--p1'1-s1111-111 1111- 111111111-1111, s1-111'1-t111'y3 1q112l 1if'1151.L'1', 11'1-11s111'1-1'1 X11l1'Q'ZlI'L'1 1f1s1-11z111111, NllC11l1 1-1111111111111: 11111 1x1m111y111- 1i1111111'1q1, 1'1-1:11111-1'. STICNU 1 I.l' I! 11111 1'11w: lll111'111 -l2lIlIlll1ll'1, I,1111i51- 'l'1'111111, .I1-:111111- I,:11,1111111-, .l1-:111111- Ii111111.1il11-. l'l1iZ11lv1-111 S1-11111-1111-1', 1111111 ICw.1l11 M:11'l1-1111 A111l'iIZ, Imis S11-11111-, lli111 K111-S11-1'. 1-111111 ruw: Miss K11111-VYA1, 1'111'111 1C11S1I'1u11. S11i1'l1-5 S111i1I1.Bl:11'p4111-1-1 I-Zim-11x-11111. l':11s5' liyilll, 111v1'isl.'111g.:.S.1llx 'l'l111n111s1111. Mzwiliss l'11-1-111, K:1l111-X11 lAlIl4'. A111111 I'1-11111-1: I-11's1 1'1vw: -Iillll' l:il111l1':111, 1211-111 ll:111l1v111-. lt11111z1y111- K11111i1'ki, l1111'11111y Lung, 1'111-11l1- L1-1511111-111, Arlyss 1,111-S111 1l1-1':111li111- xX1l1l1t'l'S, Miss R111-y. 77 11111 'Pup ruw: 'Pm utnt Stwmnl row: Mt Fl'1lIll'lS Frfmt ruw: Ahtlrt-5' Gzmrtluh, Jilllvt Phillips. l:1ll'lJ2ll'2l lliuy. l'i1ll'lP1ll'Il llrttvc. Shirlt-5' XY:ttz, Nunvy -rlih 'l'l'k'lllIlt', Mztrlt-he lim-lun, lmuist- .llll'5-ZUHS, t'l:1ryw- l'+-clit-, l'lt'l4'll Alt1'utlsm1, AlllllPI't'l', .lztm-t lilzlliv, Murilyh VVa1lttm4-n, lk-tty AlI'1'e-dstm, :mtl Rllllllld llzxtzvr. Rivlnztrtl l.illllZL'l'l1t', John Nattle-stu, tlh-11 Slbhlllll. liunztltl XVI'ig'liI, lit-tty l1l'l'l2ll'li, Janie lioA't'1'srlm'I', l-lilt-t-11 licntlt-y, gxllltilllkqlk' J1'llSK'l'l, :mtl liit'l1zu'd Slzngzvr. The Rifle Club Wins Many Victories After another year the Ritle Club, untlur Mr. Eiclfs able assistance, has come tlirtmgli with many victories to its credit. The buys and girls were tlivitlccl this year into two separate groups, but oven though tliviclccl. in thcit' tirst lll1llCll ZlQ.'ZllllSl Mari- hcttc they again came wut tht- victor, with El score of .ting to 442. Uthcr lllZllCllCS in- Cltttlcrl Lil'YSlZll lizllls :mtl scvcrztl with tht- X' I XY lil zltltlitltm tu their mum' mzttcllcs, tht- clulm mctnlit-1's t'tniti'ilJtttticl mush to thc hus- kethztll gzmics hy soiling l'0fl'CSllIllt'lllS. XX'ith thc prtmtits they wt-rc :thlc to lllll'Cll1lSt' all thvir zumiitinititm :tml ll small lX'i11t'l1t-ste-1 rillc. Xxillklll thc gimttps clcrtwl ptwsitlciits, tht' girls Qlitmsc lfilucii lit-litlt-y. wliilt' tht' huts clitmst' Rtmztltl XX'1'ig'ht. ' X cs. thtl Ritlt- tltih has hzul zt vt-ry suc- Ccssftil ycztr. G.A.A. Takes Part In Many Sports 'Pup ruw: E. llvl.m'im-, M. Beyer, L. liaiimmle. M. Pfzmkum-li. li. Rutllmzin. R. VVii1tl1ei'. l.. Musvs, li. llzlrlz. Martell. J. Imqiivtn-, H. Kwriuelc, F. lim-wecku. 1.. livin-lwr, IC. llmllwli, R. 'l'uppn-r, J. llzmsvn, U. Vim-4-nl :incl C. Dux. Fmirth row: M. Mikulaisek, L. ln-lfnsse. N. Munson. M. l-I. Fl:1uz1g':ln. M. L:nt'm1rsioi'o, M, llusln-wk, N. Ili-yi-rsilmt G. Lyszikuwski, U, Bartlett, M. Lvzvttel, J. Knutson. J. Phillips. C. Emi-ry, R. Ewulil, J. Gia-sv, :mul M. Plwulnl Third rnw: IC. Kranwr, I'. Xvlll'lll, J. lleV0e, J. lCv9l'srm. M. A. Kzuiflnun. Miss liimllmm. N. Mnligznuni. A. Pzutl I.. Julmsmm, li. l'lIl-lL'l'3', U, Iiuyi-r, C. Ven-kv :ind H. Puque. I I N-mnul ww: M. A. l4lllSllll'lUl', 5. hun I1. A. Bzirker, J, Julmsnu, M. Mlllells-. K . Rziwlings, I.. I.:nrs1m, M. lrziutmi if M. XVOs, C. Li-Buutun, S. Bi-liromlt. M. Iiairsvn :md M. Berg. Frunt row: J. lllllllllllllv, R. Beyer, J. Slavic, M. Buucller, A. Vlkillnxwu, A. M. lilsvmquisl, J. ltilwdi-nu. li, il-'ms , M. Plesliok, Il. Ilzirlvy, U. ln3150lli0ll, IG. L1-limituii and J. Hansm-ll. 'l'lic Home lfconomics Clulm sponsors many clmritics. Twp I'lllX'I li, l'1l'1lllli2ll'il, D. Mzlrtiu, J. lnimllrlud, Miss ililgr-i1lrzu'li. Miss VVvll0i'S. J. I'1'iln-lc. N. l'ti-viii. M, XYI11-:1I4rI1 Sl-1-uli1lr4m'2 K. l'In-vlit, S. Rittin'l1,J. liiuliiilm-yi-1'. U. Rnliinsun. R. llolfnssl-, A. Czlvill, H, XYZlllllt'l'SllllS, fl. l'illls . l l'4lllI ruw: N. Univ, li. Russ-fn-, D. llI'ilSkIl, N. Sulweski, lx. l,2ll'0lll'SlL'l'x', S. Sulu-ski. I-I, Nvlsim. S, llm-vki-l. .l. Sub.-S LINOTYPE CLl'B Standing: Howard DeLorme, Myron Johnson, Bob LaLonde, Jim Stung, Gerald Schick, Mr. Nerbun. Sittillg: Gerald Krulovec, Gerald VVaute1's, Donald Paztsch, Art Kleinke, Henry Puoue, Don Lysnkowzski, llonn Slmxmx The Linotype Club Serves The Entire School The Linotype cluh, formerly known as the Type Tappers club, was organized in 11,120 under the supervision of Mr. Griftitli, former printing instructor. .Xt that time the cluh had only live members. ln IQSO it had seven, consisting of Cairns, president: G. Steward. secretary-treas- urerz Nl. hlanquart, G. fXnders0n, A. Kuhick, l. l'otter and F. llemr. The purpose of the organization is to provide opportunity for Linotype instruction that cannot he given during' regular school hours. Club meetings are devoted to technical lectures and discussions. XYith the training given, members are able to secure trade employment. Social gzttlierings this year includeda lfather and Son Christmas llanquet at the Cholette Hotel, and the annual spring picnic nt llenes Park. The cluh purchased new equipment in the past year-at type-case rack and 21 slitter for the press. The publication of the Maroon News. progrzmis, tickets. and Yarsity Star throughout the yczu' is due to the continuous work of the Linotype club. Utlicers this year are Howard llelorme mresidenti .Xrt lileinke. vice- mresidentg lloh Lz1Londe, .. 7 - secretary: herald XX ztuters, treasurer: herald Schick, head operator: Myron johnson, clulm re- porter: and llenry l'zulue, sergezuit-at-ztrms. Other memhers are Donald Lysakoxrski, Richztrtl lloyen, Izunes Stain , lxen li:tsmzu'ek, Donald l'aaseh, Donn SllZl1'Cl'. Gerald lirztlovcc. Donald ' ' P' 4- 1 - 4 v 1 . Hansen, ,lohn l'royzu1clier, and liilhert buhztrski. R. L.. Xerliun is cluh adviser. 80 nicuono l s'r.xi-'lf Top row' K I l!I'E'SIlZlll1lll,.l. Gypp, M. l'llSt'll- zoph, R. lhtqiie. M. l'lem'llI. ll. Long. l'. lla.:- llul. Sea-ond row: Miss lit- v i n e, M. I' I 1- s h e k. IC. lit-nth-y, J. Smith, A, Ilu- hey, J. Ik-Mille. M. Rondm-nu, .l. l lUIl0yl'ltlll't'll, Mr, Uhrizst. Front row: J. lk-y4-l'sdol'l', J. li 1 I o d e :n u, N. Arrnitapre, A. Pnitl, A. Lues- koxv. J. Larsen. H, Alfredson. The Record Staff Worked Hard 'lihe Record Staff, which has worked hard all year to complete this hook, hopes that it will help you to remember good times at Nl.ll.S. Bliss llevinc. faculty adviser, and Mr. Christ, who checked write-ups, have given much time to the detailed work necessary in preparing a year- hook. ,lane llilodeau. editor, and Carole l.ellouton and Nancy .'XI'lllilZ'lQ'C,1lSSlSl1ll1l editors, appre- ciate the cooperative spirit of this year's staff. Nlrs. lluudley's art committee has done excellent work in providing' attractive cover and division pages. Mr, Taylor and the hoys in charge of finance have promoted the hoolc's success hy arranging' a good sales campaign. The stati' extends its thanks to Mr. lierrigan of the lfagle-Star, who contrilwuted many fine sport pictures, and to many faculty memhers and students who gave information for write-ups. donated pictures, and in various ways helped to make this hook possihle. S.XIilCS4lll1JI'l' UI-' lll+It't lltl' S'l'.X Fl Smmlimqz Mr. 'l':13'loi', .X XY:-stnizln. . N.ld 1-al il. lihl ll:u'li1-V. K. Xlzliv tlnsen, IP. IP--sir tvll. Sitting: XY, I! o u -- h 1- n I . Schmidt. 81 5 . V. --, ., l l 4 l VARSITY BASKETBALL 'Pop row: Mr. Mt-Corinick, Jack Anderson, and Gus Wood. St-1-ond row: Frnnt-is Keller, Kenneth Koutnik, Ed. Brown, Frank Swobodzl, Carl WY2llHtlll, Alfred Eisenzoph, Ralph Hauscll. Front row: Bill VV:-lls, Phil Johnson, llit-k Ilescliaine, Bob Amory, Bob Brink. Dick Shntnsky, and XV:iynt- Bonn-lv-r. aroon Cagers Win Twelve Cf Fifteen Games After losing the opening game of the season, the Maroon cagers came back to win ten games in a row before being downed by Marinette 40-34. All totaled, the Maroons won twelve out of fifteen games in the regular season and were undefeated in Michigan competition, until they lost to the U.P. Champions, Ishpeming, in the regional tournament. During the regular season the Xlaroons, after losing to Lourdes in the opening game, beat Kingsford twice, Oconto twice, and went on to defeat Stephenson. Manistique, Escanaba, Lourdes, Iron Mountain, and an alumni team. Then the Maroons lost to Marinette twice, but defeated Escanaba and Stephenson once more, making a total of twelve wins and three losses. The Maroons also won the district tournament, held in Menominee, by defeating Escanaba 50-38, after drawing a bye in the first round. This year the Maroons will lose Billy VVells, Emil Pontow, Phil Johnson, Bob llrink, Dick Deschaine, Gilly Krawetzke, and Vllayne Boucher. Players returning are Dick Shatusky, llob Amory, -lackAnderson, Alfred Eisenzoph, Eddie llrown, Ralph Haasch, Frank Swoboda, and Francis Keller. lYe all know that next year's Blaroons will put on as good a showing, if not better, under the able and efiicient coaching of Mr. lf. -l. McCormick, and whether they win or lose will show the great sportsmanship for which Klenominee has always been known. 82 8 :I I. Vfs Were Real Qpponents This yearys J.V.'s had a slow beginning, but once they started, it was hard to stop them. Any team that tried to stop them found it a real task, and when the game was over, opponents knew they had been through a real battle. Of the thirteen games scheduled, eleven have been played, with three won and eight lost. All the defeats have been lost by a margin of one to six points, except the second athletic event of the new year, when Kingsford's j.V.'s defeated our j.V.'s 32-18. The return game at Kingsford was a different story, for the j.V.'s won, 41-23. The J.V.'s hit their peak against Iron Mountain, when the M.H.S. quintet pulled a major upset by dropping the Mountaineers 33-18. It was Iron Mountainis second defeat in ten starts and the first j.V. victory for the M.H.S. quintet over the Mountaineers in eight years. Although they lost to the Marinette ,l.V.'s, 32-30, the Maroon j.V.'s gave the Junior Ma- rines the scare of their lives. To close a successful year, the J.V.'s won the reserves' tournament by defeating Gladstone 53-13, Escanaba 34-16, and Saint joseph's of Escanaba 58-27. Our J.V. team has won the tournament four years out of five, and the school is proud of their fine record. J. V. BASKETBALL Top row: Dick Janquart, Mr. Chambers, Dick Callies. Second row: Wiliam Pelnar, John Hansen, Dick Brown, Harlan Johnson, Ross Rynning. Front row: Tom Kowalski, Paul Fehrenbach, John Moerchen, Douglas Englund, Frank Chernosky, Dick Landerman. 84 1 3',LLL . 1 SEVEN'l'il AND EIGHTII GRAIJIC l2ASKlG'l'li,Xl.l, 'Pup row: VVilliz1m Full-y, Frzinklin In-Iiuiiius, l.luyil Ryan, xY2ll'I'k'll XYil-kstrulii, llmiailml lflnglziiiel. Sm-vmul row: llii-k Smith, William lfliiivry, .lerry Kii'vl1mii'L liill liiuili. .lzwk lilvlirwili. thin. fhisiuiiz l 1'llIll Vnw: Lzirry limi:-lil-l'. live Smith, Ruin-rt Nil-lsoii, John Mzivu-ll, lmn-ii XY:1ll. XY:iyi1c lflwailul. unior High School Teams Played Several Games The scvcmli, ciglitli, zmcl niiitli grzirlc lizlskcllzzlll tczuiis, cuzicliccl by liiclizircl Rell l,zicmii'- sicrc, turm-sl in guucl lDCl'fUl'lllllllk'0S this yL'ill' :incl lllA0X'l'll that KlCllllilllll0C nu-cl lizivc im fczu' mm- ccriiing the streiiglli of her baskctlmzill teams in the near iutiirc. The SCYL'lllll grzulc wmm unc wi two gzinies, The eighth grzulc won eight zliirl lust fmir, wliilc thc ninth grzulc split even Iii winiiiiig live mill losing' live. NINTH GRAIN-I R.XSKlC'I'liAl,l, Twp ww: 'Yum llznzeii. Rin-li:lrd I,:iM:iL'k. Ruin-rl Nuiwliii, llulu-rt l'Im.:'lu-rgx I-'wiii row: Dim-k t'lu'istupl1ersuli. l'lll,3-YVIIQ' l.:1l'u1ii'sivi'v. W1-sln-5' liI'2lXYL'lZlU', ll-in lliplvy, liil-ll Smith. 1 L L iw L 85 1 W2 ACT 'S .3 X ' ,, 1' -s 2 S- f lim 1 JIWIW'-I . ' x f f x rf N ' x ...Q A 3 ful 1 fn lj I The Senior Band Features Fine Concerts Hur l.I,lj hantl. which consists of seventy-four nienihers, has heen one of the hest. .Xs in other vears, the hantl was iavorahly reeugiiizerl at the l'pper Peninsula liestival in Marquette, on iXpril 3 Un Klay 5, the hantl presented its twenty-First annual spring' concert, nnler the direction of Nlr. Octave Vaqtiette. Swine uf the selections were Sliowhoat hv Kern, .Xinerican liranmlenr my lrons, anrl several shnrt cninpnsitions hy Schubert. lfeaturecl on the prngrain was a trumhone trio with .Xlvin XYestinan, lion lletersnn, :incl Rtznalcl XYriglit playing' The Three Slippers, hy ululinsnn. 'l'htmse whtn reeeivetl hand pins are llarhara linher, Nlarfraret llirkes. Susan llirkes, Ruhert . ZS Xlewlahnn. Dun l'etersnn, Ruhert .Xnrlersun, john Natleau, Gloria Sanderson, .lean Klorristmn, Luis CD11-slioski, antl tienevieve tiihsnn. .X live year pin was awarclerl tn Richard Laluzerne. Klenihers who will he graclttating' are Nancy .Xrmitage, .lane Ililmleau, Knna Klae lllmnqnist, llenevieve llihsnn, Richarcl Laluzerne, Kenneth Klartinsen, lion KleKlahnn, Iitmh NleKlaliun, john Xatlean, Luretta l'ellon, .Xlvin XYCXTIHZIII, Ronald Wriglit, janet Slavic, anal Rosemary lieyer, I'lllC b1l4INI1lli ILXNIP. ISHN-la, fri-tave li l':irllit'ttt-, lJii'e-vlan: Flutes: Nanvy .Xl'lIllIIlQ '. Lllnria S:1mIt-rsnn. Ulinf-si lane l5eve1'stlrn'l'. live-lyn lvmllu-k, lClrl'l.1l'im-1: .lt-:in lNllil'llSHll. Vlarint-ts: laiis Urt-slwski, K1-nnetli Martinsen. Eileen lieiitlt-51 421-in-xii-ve llihstni, l':irul Plzixitx. Hlllll xX'llllllPl', Lurs-tia l't-llun, Jeallvtte Htum-yeliurt-li, Delores Ilhex. .Xnna Mat' liltnnqnist. Stiiirln-5' Knit-k. Jean l+Ix'1fi'su:1, lilarilyn Mikulasek, t'laric'e Vinn-ent, Alive llnfer, AI'lllI'L'l'll l'I'ankiu-li, Xxvllllillll I'e-hiar. Saxnplmin-si Turn l'1YL'llSL'Il, llnn Sliars-r, .Iuyee lit-Vin-, limi Olson. lion Mi'Mahnn. Hwy lbetlayiit-1', Mike June-s. Horns: Nancy Moran. Jean llufrisne, liurraiiie Ili-lilrsse, Marlene Bile-'lllN. t'ur'i1et:sr: Rivll- 1rd Lalilze-rne, .Iuhn Nath-au. Jerry lh-thiyiit-1', Paul Fl lll'4'lllIlll'll. Glenn l.anzel'. James Slang, xhilllllllll Newman, liirhert Laliizerne, Russ liynning. Iiaritoiit-sz fleralml Sc-hir-k, Hubert, Anclerson. Rlll!4'l'l Nurfliii. Trmlilmm-sz Alvin XYeslman, Iiirnahl VV1'iglit, Dun Petersun, Gilbert St11'liai'ski, Clayton Pars-els, Rivliaril I4ilMilL'lf, Rayninnzl Svhrnde. Basses: Uhrt-y Ulsnn, Geralml X'anCleve. Pereussimi: Rvhert 'l'tn'deui', Rieliarll Avkerman, Rnhert lhltqvlilllllll. llruni lilzljrwettesz Janet Slavie, Rus:-nisiry lieyeih I22il'lYilI'2l1Clllll'l', Margaret llirkt-es. Susan llirkes, Uarul llax, Janet Blake, Janet Smith, Margie Ile-Grulrte. ,l,llJI'2ll'l1lllSI Janet Slavie. Genevieve Gilmsnn, Rust-niary Beyer. 2 ' i 88 if fb.. , Q. il,-2 D Come To The Mardi Gras limi :mal im-1'i'x'111:1l411iQ 11i'cx'zulcml :lt ilu' 48 lmnii wllcii sviiiui' livfli stiirlcmf flzuivvcl In Ili- I N iiiufu ut In uili N L mul 4 ': 'z z izms. lilllllfllll Xlzmli lima clccmzitiiwiif gnu- Zl spirit ul 11-:ll Qilltlj tw lliiw lung' zixvziltcil wcczumii. ig' l'liil .Iuliimm :mil Qin-vii Xiiilix-y liuiivlici' lcrl llic grzuul mzxrcli with gizirc :mil cligi lii.ulu.iti11g win ' .A 'urs will lung' l'L'lllCllll1L'I' llicir jlmim' pimni :ls um- ul' ilu- musl ciljuyzililu illlilllx ul ilu-if sclnml xx-z11's. 89 F' I' TRACK TEAM, 15048 Standing: Mr. Kt-nm-th Radiek, Mike Sliatusky, Harold Larson, Bula Ainory. Frank Kellnt-r, Dick XVall, and Irif St-nike. Kneeling: Ken Altrnsrm, Bill Tappen, llnn I.ySakowski, Dick Hl7fl'l', Jnvk Anderson. :Intl Hill XVt'lls. The Track Team Looks Forward To Spring Meet l-ast year tmtler the eflicient coaching' of Mr. Raclick, the Nlaroons were runners np in the championship meet at lfseanaha, Klany of last year's stars like Shatnsky, Tappen. Klceoi mick, ancl XYall will he missenl greatly. Carrying' on for Nl.H.S. will he men like l'ontow, llansen Xlartell, l'halen, and Semke, ancl om' great relay men, Peterson. l.cinery, l.aL'onrt. ancl .Xnrlerson Last season the track team won all its clnal meets antl placctl a mnnlwer of lmoys in the cham N pionship meet at lfscanaha. This spring we know the track team will tlo all in its powtt to luring the L'.l'. championship hack to Menominee. Many of the clistance men kept in trim lay participating in cross-conntry this fall tmtler the coaching of Mr, lfitlt. lYe wish to congratulate the track coaches, Mr. Ratlick antl Xlr. liitlt, for their splcntlitl iolm in coaching' the track team to many victories clnring the past season. ln the ll tp track season we will all he watchtne' the track team with ea-fer eyes to see what B 5 . the future holds. 90 f 'L mi' 7,41 -fu.. -saga 53 Aw. ,HAL mf 4 .v- TENNIS, 1948 Stztiitlingz Mx: l'hri:st, Pitt Smith, Sum Unstello, John Fzirley, Iiivlixtiwl XVintlier. tit-nrgxe Ruse. :tml Fretl Hut'1-r, lfIlt't'llll5.2,'I Huh lVll'iVl21llH!l, Ilt-rlu lluivitlfre, Hztrnld l..u':smi. tjillit-rt Krziwetzlie, :tml llunnltl XV1'ig'ht. Tennis Team Meets Stiff Competition Klenuminec-'s 11148 netmen came tlimiigli the SCIISUII with Z1 .500 2lYCl'2lg'L' :mtl fnnrth plzlee in the l'.l'. .Xfter lnsing' tn Veslitign in the opener, I-3. the Nlzirnnns lost to Xlzirinette twice, 0-4 :mcl I-.1,,Ztl1tlflCfCZlI6Kl l.Ol1l'LlC5UX'lCC,.l,-O2llltl.1,-O, 'mtl then tinishetl the se'1son hx' clowninff l'esh- K . ' . 5 tign. 3-I. ln L'.l'. tournzmient competition the Klzirnuns came in fnnrth, hehintl Klzlrclnette. lrnn Kluuntriin, :mtl liing'st4nrtl. l Tnnrnainent time fnnnrl the Klzirmn'is with sneh ntitstzmcling players as Herb liurritlge. 'lnhn lfztrley, lfretl Hofer. lfrzmk liIlQllC1'Q'. Sam L'0stelln,z1nclliil lirziwetzke. RlCll0ll1lIlL'l'XV2lS1lSilll'Cll at gnocl representation. ln the singles tlivisitm, llerh llurriflge and lion 3lCiXl2illO1l ran up ztggztiiist hriclc walls when they met :incl were clefeatetl hy lfrecl .Xlherts, serving' his fourth year as L'.l'. singles ehzunp. :incl llnhhy tiingrztss, runner-up these past two years. lirzlwetzke clrew :1 hye in the first rnnncl :incl ziclvzineecl to the third hefore being clefeatecl. ln the clouliles bracket, Farley and llofer won in the iirst roimcl, hut lust in the seenncl. while the other teams of liiigllerg'-Costellti zlncl l-zirsen-Smith were eliminated in the first. Returning' to till the empty herths on this year's team will he l.:1rsen :mtl Smith in the clnuhles ancl Gil lirawetzke and Ronald Xliight in the singles. 92 Golf Team Wins Tenth U. P. Title The 11148 link season was a continuance of championship golf stantling at Klenomincc. as Coach tiilhert l.oklte's foursome came through victorious hy giving the Blaroons their tenth l'pper Peninsula Lliainpionsliip. XYorking steadily with an inexperienceil squad composeil of Ray lleyer, limlilie lirown. auil Iloh l,al.onile, l,okke's golfers raisecl the curtain on the season hy heating Our l.amly of l,ourcles' Shamrocks, and then followed with wins over Xlarinette, lfscanaha, anrl l,ouriles. Hearling into the hpper Peninsula tournament finals at Crystal lfalls, Klenominee tnrnccl hack ruggeil peninsula competition to notch their tenth L'.l'. title. Other peninsula teams com- peting in the finals incluclecl liscanaha, lshpeming, lron Mountain, Klanistique, Marquette anil the host team, Crystal lfalls. Sophoinore hlim lleyer was the hero for Blenominee when he sank a 15-foot putt on the eighth green to give the Blaroons their crown hy a one-stroke margin, while Ray lleyer was runner-up for top medalist honors for the seconcl successive time. The 14,1411 Maroon quartet will take to the fairways with three veterans. Only Ray Ileyer, a '49 senior, will he missing. GUIil , 19-IS Iiny lit-yer, lid Brown, Mr. Lokke, Bob lizilnwnde, and James Bt-yi-r. 93 1 948 1 948 1 948 1948 1 948 Honors Won By Menominee High School Students U.P. Football Championship U.P. Golf Championship LIP. Cross Country Track Champion- ship -Second Place-i'.l'. Class ll Track and Field Championship -First Division Rating-Senior Band 1949-Second Place - Marinette Recreation Department llasketball Tournament - Sth Grade 1948-Dick Semke, Bill Vifells, and liob 1949-District Basketball Championship - Class ll 1949-Stephenson tl-Y Basketball Tournament 1949 Championship P 1 a n o Brink selected on All-L'.l'. First Foot- ball Team Emil Pontow and Dick Alfredson selected on All-UP, Second Team Dill Vifells named on the All-State Third Team: Dick Senike and Emil Pontow given honorable mention. -Arlene Haasch awarded local D..eX.R. Pilgrimage :Xward The Accreditation of Piano Music' was one of the most important topics discussed at the Stevens Hotel in Chicago on Dec. 27, IQ48, when the National Music Teachers' Convention was held. Mrs. George L. Hastings and Miss Helen Herscheid attended this meeting and found that the Menominee High School plan was as fine as any presented. At the fourteenth annual Piano Promotion Program, Superintendent C. E. MacDonald will present pins to the following 1949 seniors who have received one high school credit in piano: Jane Bilodeau, janet DeMille, Joan Horstketter, Lavina Kehoe, joan Larsen, and Joanne Porter. Members of the local examining Board are Albert Pugner, Mrs. Roy D. Cadieu, Mrs. J. C. Eidt, Mrs. james A. Hamilton, Mrs. john E. Henes, Mrs. John T. Kaye, and Mrs. E. J. Perry. The Year In Review September October 2 I II School opens. Football begins with a victory, Meno- minee 24g Merrill 13. 18 Second game followed by Riiie Club Dance. Edgewood 385 Menominee 12. 25 Victory !-Menominee defeats Kings- ford. 30 First vacation - teachers' convention at Escanaba. Menominee 13: Escanaba 12. Menominee 145 Iron Mountain O. Assembly-Dr. Welch. 9 14 I4 First marking period ends. 15 Another victory! - Menominee 31: Ironwood 0. 16 Our cross-country track team jour- neys to Escanaba to capture L'.i'. title. 20 21 The Year Band and junior high students start magazine sales. Record pictures are taken for 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th grades. 22 Maroons out in front again-Men0- minee 39g Soo 19. November 5 Annual pigtail day and pep rally at Lloyd's Theatre. 6 Menominee upsets our friend across the river-Menominee 343 Marinette 8 Annual Lions Club banquet is held for players. 1 1 Armistice Day program. I2 juniors and seniors hear assembly about Carthage College. I5 Student Council institutes monitor system. I6 A play, Little Women, is held at the Menominee Theatre. IQ Hi-Y and Tri-Y sponsor clothing drive. 24 Tri-Y sponsors first dance for benefit of club. 25 Well-awaited Thanksgiving vacation finally arrives. 29 Basketball assembly for Menominee- Lourdes game. 30 First basketball game-Lourdes 33g Menominee 26. December 3 Another victory! - Menominee 47Q Kingsford 23. 4 Speech Club holds successful dance with a lively Hoor show. 7 Basketball-Menominee 333 Oconto 27. IO Basketball-Menominee 395 Stephen- son 29. 16 Choir presents annual Christmas con- cert at Menominee Theatre. I7 junior high presents Christmas pro- gram. I7 Another victory - Menominee 62g Manistique 36! 20 Christmas vacation starts. january 7 Basketball-Menominee 373 Kings- ford 32. IO X-rays and mantonx tests given. Our seventh win in basketball - Menominee 3QQ Qconto 28. I4 We defeat Escanaba 33 to 30. I7 Whole school is entertained by VV'al- ter Everman, the liquid air scientist. In RCVICW 18 Won game from Lourdes-44 to 43. 20-21 3We struggle through mid-term exam- inations. 21 Game with Iron Mt. Score 4016 33 in our favor. 26 Arlene Haasch chosen as DAR pil- grim. 29 First M. and M. basketball game. Marinette wins 40 to 34. 30 Menominee filiemen defeat Mari- nette. February 1 Basketball-Menominee 493 Stephen- son 40. II Escanaba 293 Menominee 47. I2 The first senior ball in many years is a most enjoyable affair. I4 ,l.V.'s win the U.P. championship. I7 Orchestra concert provides an even- ing of real pleasure. IQ Marinette vs. Menominee. We are licked again 39-26! 22 Dr. LeRoy Weir tells of the advan- tages at Carroll College. 28 Record sales begin with talks by speech class. March 4 Rifle Club defeats Menominee Veter- ans of Foreign Wars 4-5 Basketball tournament with Menomi- nee winning first place in the district. 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