Michigan Technological University at Sault Ste Marie - Obelisk Yearbook (Sault Ste Marie, MI)

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Chairman GILBERT GLEASQN VIGGO THOMSEN Instructor Associate Professor BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION K . 1 ir' JERRY AME RNICK A ssociate Profe ssor Dept. Chairman EARL ENGE ELAINE BARACKMAN Instructor Teaching A ssociate 10 I5 flwfi-iufi L-IXDDIX DDA CHEMISTRY CLEO NEVEU A ssociate Professor RUSSELL MAURIS A ssistant Profe ssor RAYMOND CHELBERG Professor Dept. Chairman PHYSICS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ..,?nw. M'h k ---a..,. ARTHUR CARLSON JAMES PIM Assistant Professor Associate Professor Acting Dept. Chairman Dept. Chairman ROBERT CHAMPION A s si stant Profe s sor 11 HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL STUDIES DR. LOUIS WARD Associate Professor D t Ch' ' ep . airman DR. EDITH AMADGR MARGARET HOWE Assistant Professor Teaching Associate BRUCE COHEN ERIK LUNDIN GEORGE SAWCZAK Instructor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor 12 HUMANITIES AND GEQLQGY SOCIAL STUDIES Q i i i N 4 i 53 , Q ff sw ERNEST KEMP Assistant Professor P T Dept. Chairman MILTON SCHERER MERVIN RUMMELLS Assistant Professor Assistant Professor MUSIC I JOSEPH DEIKE MRS. RAYMOND CHELBERG Teaching Associate Teaching A ssociate 13 Inn... -.Q-f 4 . 7 E S ,J K MATHE MATICS FRANKLIN OTIS Associate Professor Dept. Chairman DELPI-IINE CARLSON BERTCH MERRIMAN Associate Professor Instructor WALLACE COLE PAUL WILSON GALEN HARRISON Assistant Professor Instructor Instructor 14 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING I X 'H 9. N if .,. fl -u ROBERT BROWN Associate Professor Dept. Chairman MARVIN DAHLMAN MARZALE MARKEN Associate Professor Assistant Professor ROBERT KENNEDY TAO WU Associate Professor Assistant Professor 15 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Z I E 1 RONALD COQPER Assistant Professor Q.. Dept. Chairman CAPT. WILLIAM AMLONG Associate Professor JACK BR1oHToN R.O.T.C 16 JOSEPH POISSON Instructor SXSGT . RUSSE LL MARRIS Instructor BRADY HALL John Bishop Mr. and Mrs. C. Matthews Brady Hall Manager Resident Advisors 17 The chow hounds dig in for a real feast ,ai i if f 25 if Af 2 :fi W Nx wigmwx Hwgmup, . .fnaw Q hw., X 'xxlxk a 7 '43 si , f A I . 'ITT ' X The card playing boys and Willie meet here fm, Q T Wm Mr. Clean checks out the dish washer The Mich. Tech bar refresh ? 5 Y 1 ii 5 i a place to pause and SOPHOMORES 4. ,W K v if ' AV..-nv ,s . 'Q-f. 'N an-N President Vice President Secretary Steve Borg Paul Becksvoort Sandra Rust . fm. ip E QW ff Treasurer Student Council Rep. Student Council Rep. Eugenia Lutz Janet Maki James MacLaren It could be said that life is like a building. lt must be started with a sound base and frame of ideals, and then it is improved with the fine masonry and paneling of education. Such is life at Michigan Tech for all of its students. A strong base of ideals and habits set down back in grade school is improved in the first year of college, and the finishing touches to aid them in attaining greater success in the future are effected in the sophomore year. In their striving for greater perfection in life, the class of 1964 has been guided by very fine class officers. President Steve Borg of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, has been assisted competently by vice-president Paul Becksvoort of Holland, Michigan, secretary Sandra, Rust of the Sault, and treasurer Eugenia Lutz, also of the American Sault. The great efforts and the sacrifice of time by the se people has been coordinated with excellent representation in student council by janet Maki and James Maclsaren, both of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. Supported by a strong base and high ideals, the sophomore class of 1964 express their thanks to their class officers for aiding them in establishing these ideals and standards for the future, not only for themselves, but for the sake of a stronger and freer nation which they will help to build. 20 ROBERT J. B ABAR WILLIAM J. APFEL DANIEL D. BOBBY W. ASTELF ORD ATKINS -1155 DONALD R. CLIFFORD A. JOHN R. AUTTERSON BAKER BALDWIN RICHARD G. JAMES H. CLIFFORD M. BARNICH BASCH BAUMLER II 1,5 if 'mmf GEORGE R . BARKLEY PAUL A. BECKSVOORT E I -ss, SHARON L. BENNETTE KENNETH F. BONATHAN JON C. BETTS JAMES R. BONNER RICHARD S . BEZRUTCI-I STEPHEN M. BORG JOHN J. BOLGER STEVEN J. BOSS JEAN M. DAVID N. BOURQUE BRADEN 5 LENORD F . BRADY PATRICIA A. BRADY THOMAS A. BRETON BRIEN P. BU CKLEY ANN M. BROWN DAVID J. CAPRICCIOSO LAWRENCE BRYS GARY H . CARLSON if?-if JAMES Lf - JOHN P. . BRUCE A. DANIEL R CARROLL CENTALA CHRISTIE CLARIDGE ROBERT B. LARRY A. CALVIN JUDE A, CLARK CLUCHEY CODY COLLINS ww-.k !45 ' 'E , if .4 - -N J N A : .'f:,.-'M S' A im S JAMES R. COMERFORD RONALD O. COTTON 'Q J fi , '15 X me ROBERT D. COOK JOHN D. CRES-S f GARY J. CORBEILI. RODNEY R. DALE JAMES T. COTTLE JOHN A. DAVIDSON 1. .I MARK R. A STEPHEN CARRY L. JOHN C. DAY DEAK DeCOURCY DeLaMATER JOSE AL DeLaTORRE KAREN L. DYBECK GILBERT A. DENN VIOLA EBY DANIEL T. P. DORRITY FRANCES M. J. ELLIOTT GEORGE DUNCAN CHARLES V. ESHBACH K, 1 .:J'f T CAROL A. EVENSEN TOM L. FARN QUIST PAUL A. FABRY KENNETH J. FAZZARI JAMES S. GERALD L FANDRICK FANTINI JOHN D. PAUL E, FLEMMING FLOWERS QW K' 7 555 V ALBERT E . PETER W . FOUNTAIN FRAZIER 1 GARY M. ARNO H. FREEDMAN FROSH A I f-c-Rf 11' DONALD J. BURTON B. GORE GOSLING GENE E. LARRY G. GU STAF SON GUS TAF SON 4'..,v-. U9-P Nh in ,H 4'!T:?'9 GARY N. JACK L. GREEN GRIES CLAUDE J. ERNEST W. GUY HAACK JR Y A , ,,,,,, -Q K DORWEIN G. I-HCKS War' E' WILLIAM NORMAN G . ' HAMANN E HANER f ALVIN D. DAVID R. WAYNE J. HARDMAN HARRINGTON HARRISON '45,-S FRED R. HEINE 'K' ag? BONNIE S. HEMRY MICHAEL R, I-IITCHCOCK 'EQ' f CHARLES A. GEORGE W. S GARY V. I-IERMANSON HILL HINER G HUBERT W. DENNIS W.. MARY RUTH HOMBERG HGORNSTRA , HOORNSTRA 35? iv! 'QUMUUU' 28 PATRICK L. LAWRENCE R. O. JAMES MARTIN F HOXIE JACOBSON JACOBSON JOHNSTON BRUCE A. JONES Joi-IN QD. KILLIPS it GARY M KAY LESLIE G KINNEY ANNE E, KEMP RONALD KITT LE JK WAYNE D KESTILA R. KEITH KONZUK A Sify WILLIAM L. PATRICK J. KRAUS KUBESI-I JOSEPH A. R. PAUL LaPLANTE LaPLANTE 5' if x z,gX.x,.yr,' in Nr , 5.:f5iQw ROBERT M. LQFRANCE FREDERICK 1-1. LAUNDY F RED J. Lai-IAIE RICHARD S, LENTINI A 9 w1LuAM D. DWIGHT cz. RONALDWAQ + L LALADISLAUSL Ls. LOCKHART LONDON L LOSEY L L LUBACZEWSKI MQ. -W f -e EUGENIA E. WILLIAM E. MICHAEL W. LUTZ LYNN MCCASEY THOMAS S. CHARLES J. LINDA L. MCDONALD ' MCEVOY McKAY '35- 4.5 X fn ' li r' ,N , , r , , X ' , , f ' ffm, K5 ,. , I V INA X 'fix 3 :QN Ziyi 'cg f V N. Q6 4 - ' Jef' JACK R. McCONAI-IA WILLIAM R. McKINNON jan.- QQ' .mw.s'D. JANET E. LL M gwLARaxL MAKI 'ZR ! NU r--f-N GEORGE R. MALNAR Q GEORGE A. MANDLEY WILLIAM K. LAWRENCE R . MANS FIELD MARSACK ra? TERRY A. HARVEY R. MATI-IIEU MATTSON JOSE I. JOHN M. MENDEZ MILLAR TREVOR M. MARTIN ROBERT J. MAYER JOHN B. MITCHELL ,, Q VICTOR T . MARTIN RICHARD W. MEAD RONALD J . NIITTEN ,pe--ni wif lg day r C LARENCE P. MOI-IER Joi-LN M. NASON THOMAS 1-L Nu-:Dz1ELsK1 ROBERT J. MOORE JOHN D. DAVID W. MOTTASHED NAINAN BARRY E. NEWCOMIB RONALD LR' , NORDQUIST BRUCE F. ARTHUR G. NEWMAN NEWSOME JAMES E. DIMITRY ODELL OLHOVSKY J 'E ex GARY W. OJA LINDA J. OTIS LEON D. OLMSTED MICHEAL J. PASCH JAMES E. O 'NEILL THEODORE G. PECK MICHAEL E. ' 4 OST RANDER WILLIAM J. PRITCI-LARD STUART W. ROBERT P. DAVID EQ O D RICHARD R. QUACK RAFFA1-11,2 RANSON REISNER WILLIAM C. RETZLAF F JOHN W. ROSS DOUGLAS T. GEORGE A. J. FREDRIC ROACH ROI-IRER ROMAN WILLIAM S. SANDRA R. ROBERT G. 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' I ' man ' yy? 'W .v Q ' -ul Q- W . K Y x . V .. Q A UN Q' . ,um Q' 0 ,, A . N. . 'W ,, -. . Q. 0. President Vice President Secretary Dennis Davey Donald Brown Carol Kinney Treasurer Student Council Rep. Student Council Rep. Ronald Ross Neil Serdinsky MiChae1 Coulter Scanning through the pages of history, one is amazed by the great leaders of the days gone by. For wars there were generals, for nations there were great presidents and premiers, and for sci entific milestones great scientists. So it is with the class of l965 at Michigan Tech. The awesome job of leadership of the freshmen entering upon a new sort of life is being effected by members of different nations and states. The undertaking of guidance is competently spearheaded by Presi- dent Dennis Davey of Sault Canada. He is ably assisted by Vice-President Donald Brown of Troy, Ohio, Secretary Carol Kinney of Sault, Michigan, and Ronald Ross of Cheboygan, Michigan. Neil Serdinski of Los Angeles, California and Michael Coulter of Sault, Canada are Student Council Representatives. The different homelands of these people, as well as their leadership abilities, illustrates the range and the caliber of students now attending Michigan Tech. The freshman class and the faculty extend thanks to these leaders for their help in the past year in moving Michigan Tech and its students further ahead to a more successful future. The whole world steps aside to let any young man or woman pass by if they only know where they are going! --Author Unknown 42 KAREN L. RALLARD ALICE' AMADOR PAUL A. ' ANDARY 'Midi JACOB T. ANTHONY JANICE D. ARMSTRONG JAMES C. ASKWITI-I JOHN J. ASKWITH BRIAN R. BAGGS AUDREY J. BAILEY JOHN H. BAKER EDWARD J. BALDWIN RICHARD G. BARLOW l SHARON L BLAIR DIANA B. BORG JAMES D. BOYER ALAN J. BOYCE DONALD T. BRADLEY JAMES D. BROOKS GARYI. BARTOUWT R1cHARr:a BEACONI GA RY H. BELL THOMASA.I BELL FREDERICK J. BELLEAU MARCIA R. BLACKBURN BERNARD M. 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EBERI-IARDT JOHN A. EDWARDS ROBERT J. EGGLE DONALD G. ERFOURTI-I GEORGE M. EWING GLENN R. DORAN CATHERINE M DOUGLAS THOMAS J. DOWNEY GERALD R. FABRY ' SHA RON A. FEATHERSTON LOUIS B. FEDERSPIEL SHA UNA M. FENLON RICHARD D FIZZELL MICHAEL D. FLANDERS JOHN D. FLOOD ROLAND A. FOUNTAIN REX W. FRANKLIN CHARLES G. S FREES PHILLIP L. FRY DWAYNE G. GARLINGHOUSE 0 Gy, JAMES O. HAINES BRUCE W. HALL JOHN C. HALLATT THOMAS R. HAMILTON GERALD R. HANER DENNIS C.f HARRISON STEPHEN A. A GASPER DOUGLAS J. GAYNOPQ PAUL W. GISEL DARLENE L. GOLDSWORTI:-IY. JENNIFER L. L , A GRUGEL . ROGER L. A GUINEY NORMAN T. HARRISON JOHN S. HATCH RONALD E. HENKE WAYNE C. HEWARD JAMES L. HODGES WILLIAM P. I-IOLMBERG NANCY A. I-IOORNSTRA MICHAEL w. HOPE DAVID I-IORKA ROY R. HOUNSELL DENNIS P. HUBBS JAMES R. HULL GEORGE W. KINS ELLA RONALD L KULIE RONALD G. LEACH 1. gal DALE N. JACOBS ON RONALD L, JAY ' GALE M. JORGENSEN JANET M. KE!-IL A DENNIS R. KELLER JAMES C. KEMPANY ALEXANDER KENDZIERSKI JOHN J. KING CAROL L. ' KINNEY Q RICHARD A. Le-:BLANC JAMES M. LEIGEB DONALD C. L 'HUILLIER DONALD D. LIBBY GEORGE K. LOGAN FRANCIS A. LONG RO GER L E. LOUNDS ons D. Lovn, JR. JOHN V. LUTZ DONALD E. MCCAF F ERY JOHN T. McCARTI-IY JOHN F. MCDONALD fb' PATRICK W. B. McKEE GEORGE P. MCKINLEY DONALD F. MCLEAN ERNEST s. A MCLEAN DAVID W. MCLENNAN BRUCE M. MCLEOD MARK T. MCPHERSON ALEXANDER M. M acDONALD STANLEY D. MAGUIRE THOMAS L. MCHALPINE SI-IAUNA K. McKAY JAMES S. McKEE JOHN R. MALETTE MLMA J. MANNESTO DENNIS M. MARSHALL F ,, , Q N al 1 sf' N 5' -5. ' ,. ,I C . '1 6, 7' I ., tax' MARY A. MASSEY ANTHONY J. MASTAW FREDERICK F. MATSON JACK MELTON THOMAS L. MELVIN TERRENCE W. MERRET T STEPHEN C. MERTZ FREDERICK E. MIKOLON ROD G. MILLER 'Ili TERRY J. MORSE REGINALD J. MORTIMER CHARLES A. MOVALSON WILLIAM T. M UNSELL CHARLES F. MURRAY DOUGLAS E. MYERS MARY M. M INKEL MARY J. MINTA SUSAN C. MITCHELI GEORGE K. MITTEER JOHN B. MONETTE TONY L. MONTJOY CHARLES A. NELSON RANDALL J. NELS DN GARY T. NESBIT DENNIS R. NEUMANN WILLIAM D. lszrcuox, CAROLYN F. NORDSTROM 'TF K A 3 .... ,1 f r v, - -ng.,,,.' NERBE RT W. NOVOC IN DAVID J. NYMAN S. ARLON OAKES PAUL F. OBERMAN DAVID M. OGLESBY LINDA OLMS TEAD .3 Hx' BERTIL J. PETERSON ELANE J. PIIPPO JAMES A. POSTMA JAMES D. OSTERMAN CARY L. OSTRANDER RICHARD C. OSTRANDER RONALD LQ OUIMET EVA A. A PATRY PHILLIP E. . PATTON MICHAEL F. PAULIN Q DONALD E. PAYMENT DOROTHY J. PEAKE ROGER J . PRIDE Mxcr-Lm. PROHASKA RICHARD W. PULA NORMAN C. RADKE ROBERT M. RADKE KENNETH H. RAINBIRD GEORGE C. RAPSON GLORIA B. RAPSON PETER R. REED QM sa., ! ROBERT J. REID LANCE R. RENSHAW ERNESTO J. ROD RIG UEZ Pi . JY FREDERICK M. RUSIN SHA RYN K. RYE RAUL I. SAGUE ROBERT A. SAVOIE JOHN A. SC I-IALLIOL KENT D. SC HEIER JOHN R. SC HENK. MILTON M. SCI-HVHDT JR. BARBARA H. SC I-IOMBERG RANDALL J. ROMAN JAMES J. ROSE A RONALD A. ROSS - DONALD NH. N SEE MARTIN P.. SELBY NEIL J. N N SERDINSNKY 1 RALPH J. SI-IEFFER , MARY C. SHERRY NANCY E. SLATER FRASER R. SMITH EMERY A. SOBONY CERNDON L. SOMES JOHN F. SOORUS RONALD G. SOSENKO GARY W. ' spoxss in MICHAEL J. STRAUP HAROLD E. SUTTON GERALD G. SWIATLOWSKI ALAN D. TAYLOR DANIEL B. TAYL OR JOHN W. TO OLAN snomzs ALAN J. - L STALLARD WALTER My STANKOVICH RICHARD Eu L' STEELE ' Q s'rE11-QHACH , JANUS R4 - STOREY .lx ' M- N , ,qf , ff , Ve fx. f ' , Q, .W 3,-,fi ROGER J. 'rRr:PAs,so A THOMAS P.: O TRUE ESAVID W. WALTERS AOAROLYN E, A WARD WARD A LINDA L. O W Q1 5 r'f '? P' 'n' tw, THOMAS E. WENZEL LOUIS A. WILLIAMS II ROLAND J. WILSON JR. GAYLE A. WILTON KEITH E. WOOD JAMES R. WOODALL , Wnwwi WM' S Camera Shy Freshmen MICHAEL J. JENSON JAMES J. MARSHALL VINCENT N. ORRANGE JR. FREDERICK A. YOUNG SANDRA M. YOUNG SALVADOR ZARCO SYDNEY D. ZELLER MICHAEL E. ZIENTEK Going Homer'-the hard way. Hx lil' Y 'W WWW g ' md f A 5 I vx- 1. ' Ui A f f 3 1 iv .,a 25 -6'- .E . I n S' 5 V , . 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The I team participates in A matches against other ROTC teams as Well as in a local inter-city league. RIFLE TEAM: SEATED: W. Marsack, K. Smith, D. Roach, STANDING: M. Zientek, M. Paulin, J. Baker, G. Mittcer, SfSgt. R. Marris, D. Neumann, J. Flood, J. Brooks, R. Roman, G. Denn. S.A.M.E. FIRST ROW left to right: M. Prohaska, T. Morse, T. Wenzel, D. Salo, G. Nesbit, T. Montjoy, G. Kay, D. Neumann, Capt. W. Amlong. SECOND ROW: R. Roman, C. Mitteer, R. Fizzell, P. Becksvoort, W. Marsack, M. Paulin, S. Borg. The purpose of the group is to stimulate and proud of the R.O.T.C. Drill Team . They interest and activity in the field of military perform precision close order drill and give engineering. The S.A.M. E. also sponsors the us an example of the more colorful aspects of annual Military Ball. military life. Nearly everyone at Tech is familiar with DRILL TEAM: Captain P. McKinley. FIRST ROW: P. Becksvoort, S. Borg, W. Retzlaff, M. Pasch. SECOND ROW: R. Roman, R. Jay, G. Nesbit, L. Caswell. THIRD ROW: J. Rose, J. Baker, J. Hodges, A. Oakes. FOURTH ROW: R. Thompson, S. Casper, D. Neumann, R. Kittle. FORESTRY CLUB SEATED: W. Skowron, M. Zientek. Standing FIRST ROW: J. Dawson, L. Gustafson, J. DdLaMater, L. Brady, R. Kittle. SECOND ROW: C. Eshbach, G. I-Iiner, J. Betts, L. Brys. CIVIL FORESTRY ENGINEERS CLUB The purpose of this club is to ac- The members of the forestry club quaint its members with the practical extend their studies to the out-of- aspects of their studies. This is done doors with numerous field trips. In by visiting engineering establishments this way they gain practical experi- ancl entertaining guest speakers. ence. CIVIL ENGINEERS SEATED: S. Todd, W. Sageman, D. Jacobson, D. Womiacott, R. Whitaker. STANDING: T. Wenzel, W. Munsell, R. Abar, J. Hatch, W. Ruskin, Advisor F. Otis. 1l.nn-ul- . .z K- 1n in- N . i ,,,, .. - . CHEM CLUB: FIRST ROW, Left to Right, Mr. R. Chelberg Advisor, R. Ryckman, D. Salo, G. Corbeill, R. Walton, J. Bonner, J. Davidson. SECOND ROW, D. Wirt, H. Beach, S. Maguire, T. Martin, G. Ewing, G. Nesbit, J. Cress. CHEM CLUB VETS CLUB The Chem Club was organized to pro- The Vets Club was organized at Tech to vide GX'tI'aCLl1'I'lCul211' activities for students provide an Opportunity for ex-Service men majoring in chemistry. During spring va- to meet socially and discuss items of com- cation the club visited Dow Chemical in mon interest--they are an interesting crew Midland. At this moment the members may be devising some new formulae or compounds at present unknown to mankind. VETS CLUB: Left to Right, G. Malnar, M. Flanders, G. Green, D. Erfourth, J. Collins, J.MacLaren, G. Eber- hardt, N. Serdinsky. 68 MECHANICAL ENGINEERS. SEATED, P. Becksvoort, W. Sagem an, G. Green, T. Peck STANDING, D. Jacobson, W. I-Ieward, W. Williams, A. Fountain, P. Kubesh, J. Bald- win, T. Niedzielski, W. Slepicka, F. Roman, T. Stafford. ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL ENGINEERS ENGINEERS The Electrical Engineers club was The Mechanical Engineers club is a jun- formed to further interest and knowledge ior member of the Americal Society of in the growing field of electrical engineer- Mechanical Engineers. Through activities ing. The club is very active in scheduling in the club the members become acquainted informative meetings and takes part read- with the professional organization that they ily in all campus activities throughout the will be associated with when they become year. practicing engineers. ELECTRICAI. ENGINEERS. SEATED, J. Collins, J. Mitchell, Cf. Nesbit. STANDING, D. London, D. Astleford, G. Malnar, V. Martin, R. Roman, G. Swiatlowski. 69 MECI-I. TECH. SEATED: R. Sosenko, J. Mottashed, R. Bezrutch, R. LaFrance. Standing, FIRST ROW: O. Love, J. Kempany, S. Boss, F. Matson, M. Hitchcock, SECOND ROW: R. I-Ienke, J. Baker, I-I. DeYoung, J. Leigeb, R. Sheffer, J. Carlson. MECH. TECH. CLUB This group was organized to help the tech- nician to better understand the responsibilities and opportunities of this new phase of Mechani cal Engineering. The technician is becoming an increasingly important part of the engineer- ing team in industry. SKI CLUB Three cheers for the Ski Club! While more timid souls practically hibernate in winter, this club takes advantage of cold weather to enjoy one of the most popular Winter sports in the world. Members of the club make the sport more attractive to the non-skiers, and they also stimulate interest of others to join them. SKI CLUB FIRST ROW: G. Thomas, F. Laundy, D. McCaffery. SECOND ROW: D. London, K. Chemerda, R. Duquettc, J. Hull, J. O'Neill. THIRD ROW: R. Bezrutdh, M. Flanders, J. Carroll, G. McGuire, E. Haack. WESLEY FOUNDATION FIRST ROW left to right: D. I-Ioornstra, Advisor A. Senter, Rev. V. Carson, D. Roach, R. Kittle. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Senter, S. Rust, M. Caffey, M. Wardlow, J. Maki, E. Lutz. THIRD ROW: Third from left, G. Freedman, T. Montjoy, A. MacDonald, R. Calverley, G. Ewing, G. Mitteer, A. Boyce, T. Hamilton, Mrs. Carson. NEWMAN CLUB The college level organization for Catholic students, the Newman Club, meets regularly and has a large membership. Discussions in clude many topics, including other religions. The members also publish an excellent small newspaper entitled Newmanite . WESLEY FOUNDATION The Methodist affiliated Wesley Foundation is one of two religious organizations at Michigan Tech. The club provides religious fellowship and stimulating discussion on many topics. NEWMAN CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Tubman, M. Johnston, P. Brady, D. Capric- cioso, J. Bourque, C. Kinney, M. Massey, S. Fenlon, L. McKay, D. Goldsworthy. SECOND ROW: E. Rodriguez, D. Ranson, O. Love, G. Swiatlewski, M. Prohaska, C. Cody, V. Martin, Father Roberts, L. Brys, Advisor Mr. Mauris. Tl-HRD ROW: S. Smith, W. Drake, L. Renshaw, B. Peterson, D. Nymann, M. Hope, F. Roman, R. Roman, G. Fabry. CIRCLE K CLUB: SEATED. Left to right, T. Niedzielski, D. Gore, R. Risner, P. Kubesh. Standing, FIRST ROW D. Roach, T. Montjoy, T. MCI-lalpine, J. Carter, M. Day, M. Coulter. SECOND ROW, J. Baldwin, R. Jay, P. I-loxie, M. Zientek, W. I-Ieward, T. Stafford. A.W.Q. The Associated Women Students pro- vides a close relationship between women students and begins the year with the Big- Little sister picnic to begin the initiation of new students into college life. CIRCLE K The Circle K Club is the junior organi- zation of Kiwanis International. This Well coordinated public service group per- formed many Worthwhile functions in this area. They also publish the student di- rectory. A.W.S. SEATED, Left to right, Mrs. M. Howe Advisor, A. Kemp, S. Fenlon, C. Evensen. STAND- ING, F. Elliott, A. Brown, J. Armstrong, S. Featherston, S. Rust. CHORUS: FIRST ROW, left to right, J. Grugel, S. Featherston, E. Lutz, D. Borg, N. Slater, M. Wardlow, J. Maki, M. Caffey, S. Rust, Mr. J. Deike Director. SECOND ROW, A. MacDonald, J. MacLaren, E. Spuhler, F. Belleau, L. Cook,'R. Barnich, G. Mitteer, G. Nesbit, D. Myers, R. Roman. CHORUS The Soo Tech Chorus had a larger membership this year than in most pre- vious years, Under the direction of Mr. joseph Dieke, the chorus gave creditable performances before the public several times during the year. They also were a vital part of the musical, Good News presented by students of Tech, BAND In its second year of existence the Soo Tech Stage Band showed a tremendous im- provement. Under the very capable leader- ship of Mr. joseph Deike the band partici- pated in several music programs during the year. BAND: FIRST ROW, Left to Right, E. Baldwin, J. Hodges, R. Rom an, Mr. J. Dieke Director, A. MacDonald. SECOND ROW, G. Nesbit, P. Mckinley, G. Bartolett. li 73 Q Q ri nf is li gk.. s 521 . .0 .X .X x A N L, STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS SEATED left to right: Mark Day Vice President, G. Green President, E. Lutz, Secretary, A. Kemp Treasurer. STANDING: K. Smith, J. MacLaren. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, the governing body of DORM CLUB The Dorm Club was made up of all the resi student activities, is composed of representa- dents in the dormitory. lt is the governing tives from each club and organizations on campus. Each year the council sponsors the winter carnival, a major event of the Sault campus, and participates in college dances and other student affairs. for the residents. DORM CLUB OFFICERS SEATED left to right: G. Hill Secretary, K. Gaynor Vice President. gl 74 body in the dorm and also sponsors activities Smith President OBELISK STAFF: SEATED left to right, Mu. M. Marken Advisor, R. Whitaker Editor, D. Marshall Assistant editor. STANDING: P. Frazier Photo-editor, C. Fshbach Photographer, D. Borg Business Manager, B. Drake, R. Fizzell Business Manager. OBE LISK The l964 Obelisk staff has attempted in this book, to recapture some of the activities of the year. It is hoped that in the future, this book will bring back memories of the entire year. For those leaving this year, it was a year of progress with the addition of the first new building and the end of the first lap of college. COMPASS Students at Tech eagerly await the publica- tion of each new issue of the school news- paper, the compass. The Compass is a mem ber of the Michigan-Collegiate Press Associa- tion. Under the leadership of Mrs. Howe and editors Bob Calverly and George Ewing, the Compass consistently gives students conscien- tious, unbiased editorials and features. All students join in saying to the Compass staff, Thanks for a job well done. COMPASS STAFF: R. Calverley Editor, G. Ewing Asst. Editor, T. Melvin Photographer, B. Nichol, G. Ewing J. Grugel, J. McDonald, G. McGuire, A. MacDonald, M. Sherry, S. Fenlon, D. Bradley, T. Haley, M. Hope M. Minta, F. Young, D. Ward, D. Hubbs, T. Bell, A. Bailey, C. Johnson, Mrs. D. C. Howe Advisor. ml l 1 -'L+ TN.-Y YOUNG REPUBLICANS SEATED, R. Eggle, D. Hoornstra, MI. C. Wary Advisor, STANDING, T. ' lay, R. Jay, W. Cristobal, J. Schalliol. YOUNG YOUNG GEOLOGY REPUBLICANS The Young Republicans have been organized at Tech, and are affiliated with the State Republican Committee and work in conjunction with other Republican groups to sense and mold public opinion. The club occasionally has a guest to speak on party organiza- tion. DE MOCRATS The voice of the Democratic party on campus, the Young Democrats, were organized this year at Tech, The club has met regularly and heard guests speakers on a raft of political subjects. The Young Democrats are Affiliated with county and state Democratic committees. CLUB The Geology Club, under the able guidance of Prof. Kemp scours the Canadian and American countryside for new specimens. The club makes several field trips each year in addition to learning a great deal about geology. VARSITY RIFLE TEAM: FIRST ROW, G. Thomas, F. Mikolon, R. Eggle, D. Roach, D. Neuman. SEC- OND ROW, P. Frazier, R. Barlow, M. Johnston, W. Skowron, M. Paulin, M. Zientek, W. Marsack, Coach Mr. W. Ranta. xu1 xu- :nu FIRST ROW: R. Losey Manager, D. Braden, J. Askwith, G. Logan, C. Balmer, J. Maki, D. Brown Manager. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jack Brighton Coach, S. Ojala, R. Walczak, R. Kulie, B. Federspiel, M. Straup, F. Rusin, D. Capriccioso, Ronald Bud Cooper Athletic Director, Joe Poisson Ass't Coach. I I-IORNETS STING IS FELT IN 1963-64 Season Record 16 Wins 9 Losses Regular Season Soo Tech Laurentian Soo Tech Ferris 94 Soo Tech Laurentian Soo Tech Alpena 84 Soo Tech Alpena Soo Tech Suomi 101 Soo Tech Laurentian Soo Tech Suomi 83 Soo Tech Laurentian Soo Tech Central Mich. Frosh 89 Soo Tech Gogebic Soo Tech Central Mich. Frosh 78 Soo Tech Gogebic Soo Tech Northwestern Mich. 69 Soo Tech Detroit Tech Soo Tech Northwood 103 Soo Tech Central Mich Frosh Soo Tech Ferris 94 Soo Tech Northwood Soo Tech Detroit Tech 54 Soo Tech Suomi Soo Tech Northwestern Mich. 65 Soo Tech Suomi Track team for 1963 Tennis team for 1963 Intramural baseball Golf team for 1963 TERRY MCDERIVIOTT- -OLYMPIAN wif ' if D tim' qlimii Modest, friendly and likeable, Terry McDermott, the ice skating Olympian from Essexville, dazzled the ice skating world by Winning the only gold medal for the United States in the l964 Win- ter Olympics. In the 1962 edition of the Obelisk this statement was made, Rightly acclaimed America's finest and fastest sprinter, our Terry carries with him the hopes of America in the l964 Winter Olympics. And the hearts of his friends, his classmates and his teachers at Sault Tech will all throb with love for Terry and Amer- ica in the next Winter Olympics. Go to it, Terry, and give it all you got. We know you are one of the great ff , ones! Today, we know that Terry 3 f f is truly one of the great ones. Terry is interviewed on the TODAY show by TV star Jack Lescoulie. I, 'R lv. . xt Winter Carnival queen and her court. From left to right, Shauna Fenlon, Carolyn Ward, Queen Jean Marmesto, Janet Maki, Carol Evensen. First Place--Sophom ore Class Winter Carnival queen Jean Mannesto Steve Borg, President of the sophomore class presents queen Jean with a bouquet of roses. - HT 4. W I, W -' A A i... 'ai . v'V R . Q. fp - ,-. M 3-Wfgtgfu 5 ' qt x nv, QWF 'N . Q ,R I .,,, ...mv 3 ffwaqok Q Q11 Ai .gf-, in l X56 'Wag -Q .W '. - Q - M uf 5, - 4 A 'law' Q, Q, Q wg Mx 3, ' ' f' A . g h .,f , VJ!! 5. Second Place--The Canadian Club wwf ' F ding, W v f 'GS - 'X - - -W5 4? W, 1,5 V C V . .x., .'.,, QM. , A ., 'Q I V' ,i 1.4, l ..,, M yuh. ' 11 -A v . x l, ' .,,.gJ. 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