Michigan Technological University - Keweenawan Yearbook (Houghton, MI)

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I Back Row: P. Bocci, W. Nielswz D. Leona:-fl, W. Kelly, J. Aals- lmrg, R. W'ifw'cla, F. Dahl, 1V F. Nekcrv-is. Third Row: R. MGI-ntosh, J. H Hzrrris, B. D. Ffrcmtz, J. Vaug- ginlf, R. N. Sccfnzcl, J. G. Lewis R. Neelrz'ncls, W. Anclcrson, D Saxon. Second Row: R. Rzmdolyah, C To-mlinson, IV. L. Smith, C. M. Klein, S. J. Ryckmczn, A. Jorgen- sou., W. Pirslwr, R. Kilpczfrick, F. GlCLSlH'67l7'L0'l'. Front Row: D. Eurgess, J Recrves, T. Dill'i1z.glv,an1, R. D W'1'llcy, M. Frimorlig, E. Mars B. Pelaju, E. J. Pmrvc. NXDUCKH 3 sffl V Ev ,-I ,E I Ex X XM.. X Page thirty-t-wo X . ,WY FRESHMEN Taking in strido u cold wr-f-ptinii ut lJl'P-XVilltUl' W0z1tl,1cr1', thc largvst group of fl'l,'Sil1I10Il rfvvi' to alwivc- mn mu' f'2l.lll1lllS pluwcd tlf11'H11Q'l1 Frush Wvck and clllldiq' thx- lllUti1l'l'iy g'1,1ida.i1r'v uf the S01liUl'SD b0ga1.11 scrimisly tu UlJl1Siftt'l' this lmsim-ss uf lwiug' Ougi- iweriiig students. The follows showed tlwii' Spirit 02ll'ij' by lN'Q,'ill1li1lQ 21. lively Ctl1'Ilp2llg1l for class lvziclcllxllilm mid by illVl'St7iQ'2l.tillg.Q' all pussibili- tic-S for 0Xt1'E1-C11l'1'lFlliillf zu-tivitlv. Thx- frusill www wc-ll l'01J1'i'- Sontcd in varsity football and llilffliilji' lim--lips and took Zlll active pa-1.1't in thu int1'zu11u1'a1 1Jl'UQ'l'E11l'l. Tliough giving' p1'rfc'c'clvi1cc to Studies, they kept alive' tha-ii' social C'0lltil.iftS by attmiding uu- meifous dailccs and partivs and by spu11su1'i11g :L class clzmce of their own.

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nivu worms Solw-tc-fi as ph-clgc-s by tho i!l'Zlt0l'llifiGS and began 21 new poriod of 'Fa-llowsliip and sm-iul lifo. Tho loxvvra-fl ii.l'2l.i't ago z1Iffc'c'tr1d this class co11sid01'z1h1y. Eighty- 'Ifivv 4-iilistucl in tho so1'vi1-0 of our country through the 1'GSC1'VC pimi, and oth:-Vs V0ill1ltN'l'0li iilll' active duty. In view of the fact that thc-ii' I'filll'2l.tiUl'l niight bv i1ltC'l'1'll1Ji'0d, 11121115-' took adVa11tz1go of tho 1.31311 U'i:'i!0l'0li by tho 21C'i1'l1illiSiQ1'21tiiP11 to Study, on an acoolcr- zltofl svlwcllilv, thoso siilmjouts which are niost 11ooosSz11'y in e11gi- 110Ul'il1gJ,'. Sonu-, iiuh-od, rfontilnu-d with their studios through tho S1i11111w1' svssion. Thus with 21 oFou11dz1tio11 of Cz1lcj+11h1S, 3.112:11j'tiC 11ioffh:111if's, 1Di'1.YSif'S, and p1'i114:iplc's of B IGC3h3l'1iC'!il-i jE11g'i11CG1'i11g, tlioy will hzwo il. widoi' l'2Ulg.1'P of possible study upon 1'QtUl'11i11g to school. The Sopliouioro class can he counted on to C011tilll1G their high st:111dz11'd. of work and a1ffti1'it,1'g and Nfifjhigilll Tech 02111 be justly proud oil! their past :uid future 21am1111plis11111e11ts. L 1 1 M115 Back Row: G. Schwaderer, D Shell, P. R-iclclcll, J. F. Ollc, R Doucette, T. C. Jolmsoaz, C. Lao'- son, A. Laird, J. Stage, P BariI1ea.2.l. Fourth Row: R. Lyon, G. Foote T. Webb, F. Mattson, G. W Brooks, J. Sil'L'C'VZU00fZ, L. Lucas P. Smith, G. McKenzie. Third Row: G. S'iekki1z.e1'L, G I slviclca, W. Gooclfney, H. H cz-rcling J. Wwrd, R. Vzmde1'Yacht, F Wied'maie'r, J. McCall, W. Ellcr- tlwrpe, J. K erwiu, W. J evmings Second Row: E. Kucnzel, D Silberg, D. Knopf, R. W. C'I.L7'tfS J. Kms, J. Ogg, R. K. Griffith, W. Blt'l'71ZC?'St97', J. Jzmg. Front Row: G. Vcoida, K. Hcwn- ming, A. RoI1b'i1zs, F. Hcwlik, R Thompson., G. Tallyn, R. Rajala E. Frcmtt'i, S. Milleoz Page tlzirty-ovze

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ll Ax During the fall term a large percentage of the freshmen en- A , .tl . . ' F f rl rolled in the Army-Navy reserve programs, and most ot them :EL 1: 1 1r.f'..'.j , W entered the second term with the idea that it might he their last N. F ,ff ,Sy x I for the duration of the war. For many it was, and the class en- rollment dwindled steadily during the VVinter term. Throughout the year the class displayed great enthusiasm and drive, and completed in a creditable manner everything they un- dertook. Originally slated to be the class of '46, this group may not be together when that graduation date arrives, but, jllClQ,'l11,Q,' from the paee theyive set, theirs will be a prominent place in the world of tomorrow. Back Row: F. Mosier, PV. Jacobs, R. Johnston, R. L. Pierce, D. Smale, J. W. Wewzer, F. Cassidy, D. Bm'ge1'. Fourth Row: D. Vlfalz, J. Fisher, G. Stanffefr, C. Pease, C. B. Cole, J. H. Bahti, L. Holmgren. Third Row: J. Woolcock, R. P. Snyder, M. Hutchison., E. See, J. Stuart, W. DeVoe, W. Padgett, V. Kortesoja, J. Delaney. Second Row: G. Cozcillarcl, R. Shll.b6'7't, H. Peterson, R. J. Hibbeln, D. Mrazz, H. Limz, F. J. Hucgel, C. McNazcgh- ton, J. Page, W. Pi1'sche1'. 1,-. Front Row: S. B1w'che1zal, H. Cavanagh, K. Kositzke, E. Noblet, H. C. Pogacich, L. Rattner, R. Musgrave, R. D. Leeser, G. N. Hyland. Page thirty-three