Northern Michigan University - Kawbawgam Yearbook (Marquette, MI)
- Class of 1954
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Olive Murphy Anne Charter Esther Anttila Irma Leppanen Gloria Carlson Donna Iensen Elaine Block Tom Cook Irma Maki Layout Editor ......... ......... M argaret Perrin Staff ......... Sports Editor ......... Staff ............ Mary Anderson Nancy Sorenson Mary Lou Brumm Eugene Rigotti Ted Swanson Ed Lubamersky Iames Thomas Business and Circulation Manager ......,,........ Iohn Blomgren Faculty Advisors .........................................,..........,... Dr. Hilton Dr. Durocher ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Tiffany Studio Lemon!! 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Ya: ticipation in the ee activities should help :. - the students to develop what William 'rleaird Kilpatrick, --Z'---0 u the Educational Yhilosopher , calls The Good bite, The L -d-F-..-,.-u..w.Q-i- Complete laiie, H Participation in these activities should --:-- E help to develop a more complete physical, mental, social, fffflrc -f Q mfg if Y spiritual, and emotional individual. lt ie to this end that Fic-,iilv 'jiifid i?l,,,1fgi,g l encourage Nortbetxve iaculty and students to continue to '..,,, -fl' 5 rj Y' 'j' participate in the worthy activities which this edition oi i E.,-gd-Bl-0--u ll-, gli v 3- The Penineulan ieatures. - ' T' ' if Y gg Sincerely youre, mfv--U-1:---M --V ikyi.-Ji-l 94 6 K' y' id. Pt. Tape, 'President - T438 HA sr d 'E f ,QF 75 ' '-,kg-, Henry A. Tape, Ph. D. President, NGRTHERN MICHIGAN COLLEGE GF EDUCATIUN , K, ,x FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATIUN Don H. Bottum, A. M. Ethel G. Carey, Ph. B. Max P. Allen, Ph. D. 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Critic Teacher. First Grade Edna Paulson, B.L.S. Librarian Margaret Rarick Pettee. A. M f Music 6 Xl' Lucile P. Shepard, A.M. Emily S1GmCll'. A-NL Critic Teacher. Social Studies Critic Teacher. Home Economics Facult Rollin K. Thoren, I-LM. Catherine D. Wilkerson, ILM. Critic Teacher, Science Critic Teacher, English Aune Wells, A.B. Helen Wils, B.S. Harriet Wilmer, A.M. Critic Teacher, Third Grade Physical Education Critic Teacher, Kindergarten 17 :Si-ali? -1, L eu-IIN Frank Schwemin Superintendent of Building and Grounds, responsible for all phases of oper- ation and supervision of the department. Department of- FIREMAN GROUP L. to R. Thure Johnson. Carl Vickstrom, Ioseph Clement. Warren Poland fnot in picturel f operation and general maintenance of the heating plant and ventilation system of the entire institution. 18 MAINTENANCE GROUP BACK ROW -Edward Anderson, carpenter: Fred Larson. carpenter: Gust Hill, chief engineer, Evald Sommers, assistant engineer. FRONT ROW Edward McDonnell. exterior Campus maintenance: Charles Trepanier, relief fireman: Charles Lindberg, relief custodian: Hjalmer Peterson, assistant superintendent of building and grounds. CUSTODIAL GROUP L. to R. Phil Viton, Albin Lindquist maintenance and custodial service ol Lee and Carey Halls. - BUILDING AND GROUNDS S ltr., CUSTODIAL GROUP L. to R. Edwin Skoog, Olson Library and Peter White Building: Donald MacPherson, lohn D. Pierce: Mrs. Hilja Pakkala, girls' rest rooms, Elmer Mahaliey, Lonqyear Building. Allred Brazeau, Kaye Hall. SEATED: Put McFarlane, Scilly Peterson, lane! DcMcxrinis, Iune Curtis, Dona Polio. STANDING Priscilla Densmore, Mary Alice Linn. Morrie Both, Iecmnettc Bowden, Aida Duimer, Fannie Aariilo The also serfve Irene Normcznd, Phyllis Urbcxnski. Helen Gorst, Mildred Belfry, Lou Peterson, Albino Snell .oxoqxl xwon WOS 015 Food, Fun, , und Faculty. -1-0 W s It ' . - 'sf . My 1 , 1. A1 -5' 4 ! M D , ff 1' a M .M W., M , , il , ' I I ,vw 0 1 f - lyq iz X ' 0 m .q..,e, K. x Flo! looted? Hd IO fr' q . L' 65 J. 'no W I COS Oil, x 2 1 2 I SENIORS Anderson, Axel E., Escanaba Physical Education: Vice-President - Iunior Class, Tri Mu Frateriity, Northern News, Football, Basketball, Track, Physical Educa- tion Club, Varsity N Club. ANDERSON, Evelyn, Manistique Secondary Education: English Club, French Club, I. V. C. F. Aronson, Don,'Escanaba Later Elementary: Band, Chorus, Christmas Concert, Assembly Organist, L.S.A. Bartol, Frank R., Marquette Secondary Education: Kappa Delta Pi. Tennis, Track, Northern News, Intramurals. Bishop, Michael. St. Ignace Secondary Education Ula' ,:.,.L Blomgren. Iohn W., lshpeminq Business Administration: Bus- iness Administration Club, Sf..- cial Science Club, Peninsulan Stall. Calhoun, Richard. Bemidji, Minn, Pre-Law. Carlson. C. Herbert, Bessemer Business Education: Commerc- ial Club, Business Adminis- tration Club. Rod and Gun Club. Carne, Willard, Iron River Secondary Education: Tri Mu Fraternity President - Junior Class, Treasurer -- Soph- omore Class. Newman Club, Masquers, English Club, Peninsulan Stall. Northern News. Caron, Francis A., Watersmeet Mathematics Club. Newman Club, Masquers, Intramurals. Cassette. Roy. Lake Linden Social Service: Trl Mu Fraternity. Social Science Slub. Chlebowski, Iohn A.. Ramsay Secondary Education: Mathematics Club, In- dustrial Arts Club, Intramurals. Courtney, Iohn F.. Marquette Business Administration: Theta Omicron Rho Fraternity, Business Administration Club, New- man Club. Q Dudo, Edward, L'Anse Industrial Arts: Industrial Arts Club. Eldred, Alice W., Marquette Early Elementary: Delta Sigma Nu Sorority, Kappa Delta Pi. A.C.E.I., Orchestra, Wesley Foundation. Ellis, Don, Negaunee Later Elementary: A.C.E.I. Fassbender, Agnes, Marquette Early Elementary: A.C.E.I., L.S.A. Fine, lane, Marquette Home Economics: Delta Sigma Nu Sorority. Novohomo Club, Masquers, Westminster Fel- lowship. Fredrikson, Robert W., Rockland Business Administration: Business Administra- tion Club, Intramurals. Gant. Lauriann, Marquette Fellowship, Chorus. 3 Gardipee, Warren F.. Gwinn Early Elementary: Gamma Phi Alpha Sorority, A.C.E.I., P.T.A,, Kappa Delta Pi. Westminster A Business Administration: Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity, Business Administration Clu5, Band. t , 4 Gawry, Ted, Iron River Secondary Education: Tri Mu Fraternity, Vice-President - Sophomore Class, Newman Club, Math Club, Basketball, Varsity N Club. Gleason, James P., lshpeming Later Elementary: Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity, A.C.E.I., Intramurals. Hakala, Donald R., Gwinn Pre-Law: Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity, Debate, Social Science Club. Intramurals, xy N Holman. Marilyn, Hancock Houle, Theodore Ioseph, Menasha. Wis. Secondary Education: N Club, Physical Edu- cation Club, Math Club, President Newman Club, Student Council. Basketball, Track. lppolite, Bruno. Bessemer Business Education: Commercial Club, Busi- ness Administration Club, Kappa Delta Pi. Isdebski. Leonore. Bessemer Early Elementary: Kappa Della Pi, Wesley Foundation. Iohnson, Claire, Norway Early Elementary: Delta Sigma Nu Sorority, Kappa Delta Pi. English Club, A.C.E.l., IVCF. L.S.A. Iohnson, Mildred, Marquette Music Education: Klei Klub. Heino. Albert E.. L'Anse Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity, Social Science Club. Hintsala, Virginia, Republic Early Elementary: English Club. L.S.A., Mas- quers. A.C.E.l., Chorus. Early Elementary: Beta Omega Tau. A.C.E.I. ' -, f . lwg4:t',g331r,,-rwfr . V - -guif., 41-',-'If-lg --':5:fgg5if, g.f' l'Q11,'7-eifrfl' irrfdf-'ala-1fLI ' 1232523131 ' 'Q V P-,..71.,g:,,5.: mgull. -' - 9:14, . 3 . :yu 6115-1' .1,, - if' Qu vw .H Q, M.. ,., I 332-5. - ' ' ' f'?if':,?4 g xg, Q wil? ' ti Q. 5 , 1 ' -1 Q- N Kline, Robert I., Lake Linden Music Education: Tri Mu Fraternity, Klef Klub, Newman Club, Student Council, Masquers, Band, Chorus, Collegiate Chorale, Assembly Committee. Student Activities Committee. Knauss. Thomas L., Marquette Secondary Education: Treasurer - Senior Class, Math Club. Kuivinen, Edward, Wakefield Liberal Arts: Student Council, Tennis, Football. Cambium Club, Intramurals. . . .. 'f1:.'-t:l'Q '9Q.' . iw! :QFHQWQ -P eq' -My .f'.ff,:g.' ' .4 N, . 'X Mfr: M a H ' 'il' . A 1 , N ..- . r 'lh4lW' 'hav A Q35 ev- -it ..-. ,, , e.-3,35 T' , V ,Tia . 1 ' l 1595? Ami 1 fz. I r ,frarff ' 1 . 'iffy - L V firmtf L 1' l ' V ,,.' t 57,11 ,fi , , ws. iw-5. '.f'f A 1. 'fine - nmfw. of fa':E?i'5.'?filT ' .1 Laakso, David W., Wakefield Music Education: Kappa Delta Pi, Klef Klub. Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Symphony Orches- tra, Woodwind Quintet. Lindstrom, Marvin W.. Negaunee Business Education: Alpha Phi Omega Fratern- ity, Business Administration Club, Commercial Club, Intramurals. McCombie, Iohn D., Marquette General: Northern News. McGraw, William, Peshtiqo, Wls. General: Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity, English Club. Mas- quers, Newman Club. McKevitt, Nancy, Lake Linden Early Elementary: Kappa Del- ta Pi, A.C.E.I., Students Girl's League, G.0.0.C.H., French Club. McNauqhton, Otto. Sault St. Marie Secondary Education: Cambium Club, Rod and Gun Club. Maki, Wilma. Neqaunee Secondary Education Mathematics Club, Gam- ma Phi Alpha Sorority, Kappa Delta Pi. Maynard. Paul E.. Marquette Social Service: Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity. Miller, Margaret M., Picldord Early Elementary: Gamma Phi Alpha Sorority. A.C.E.l. Mishica, Iohn, Calumet Physical Education: Theta Omicron Rho Fra- . f ternity, Football, Track, N Club, Newman Club, Student Council, Physical Education . - Club. J 5... l Moody. Frank C., National Mine l Pre-Law: Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity, Social S c i e n c e Club, Business Administra- tion Club. Moody, Iames L.. National Mine General: Cambium Club, So- cial Science Club Nelson, David L., National Mine Pre-Law: President - Soph- omore and Senior Classes, Tri Mu Fraternity, Social Science . Club, Debate, Vital Issues Con- A ' ference. i Nault. I. Lloyd. Marquette General: Theta Omlcron Fraternity, Business Administration Club, Social Science Club, New- man Club, Intramurals. Overholt. Ian, Sault Ste. Marie Early Elementary: Ceqmer Seg Sorority. Pangrazzi, Ierry R., Caspian Later Elementary: Treasurer - Iunior Class. Tri Mu Fraternity, Student Council, Varsity N Club. Physical Education Club. Newman Club. Football, Track, A.C.E.I., Student Activities Committee. Paid Assembly Committee, Intra- murals. Parolinl. Burt E., Marquette man Club. Pascoe. Donald H.. Ishpeming Business Administration: Theta Omicron Rho Fraternity, Business Administration Club, New- Social Service: Social Science Club. Pelkie, Kenneth W., Gwinn Business Administration: Al- pha Phi Omega Fraternity, Business Administration Club. Intramurals. Pelkie, Robert, Gwinn - Physical Education: Physical Education Club, Varsity N Club, Industrial Arts Club, Track, Football, Basketball. Peterson. Clyde. Norway Secondary Education: Kappa Delta Pi, Math Club. Cambium Club, Viking Club, Intramurals. 'lf'E'.f4',' ' ' ' . u ' : 'Y--nr'-,.,v,'-gmfm ..,..i..1. . - . ,.,,,-, Rigotti, Eugene, lronwood Roosen, Marie, Kingslord l mentar A C E l Cheerleader, Early Ee y: . - --, G.0.0.C.l-I.. Beta Omega Tau Sorority. Ryan. Ivan, Marquette Physical Education: Kappa Delta Pl. Tri Mu Fratemity. Saari, Elaine, Chassell Social Service: Social Science Club, English Club, Northern News. I. V. C. F. Sain, Olive K., Marquette Home Economics: Novohomo Club, Kappa Delta Pi. St. Andrew, Francis, Munlsing Secondary Education: Tri Mu Fraternity, Cambium Club. Varsity N Club. Track, Foot- ball, Masquers. ,, ,,x Pierce. Annette H., lshpeming Early Elementary: Beta Omega Tau Sorority Collegiate Chorale, Chorus. Polo, Ethel, Marquette Home Economics: Novohomo Club. Math Club, L.S.A. Kappa Delta Pi. Secondary Education: Alpha Phi Omega Fra- ternity, Kappa Delta Pi, Newman Club, Math Club, Cambium Club, Northern News, Penin. sulan Staff, Masquers, Intramurals. bm' 1 Q ' J . 33557 I y- V ' flu' P3155 '. t Quill . I .z 7 N- 51, --5 My , rg, ,, , ,gc , v ' , ,C - I , X X f, 4' 4- 1' WL Savola, William D., Marquette Music Education: Klel Klub. Northern Com- munity Orchestra, Band, Chorus, Theta Omi- cron Rho Fraternity. Lutheran Student Asso- ciation. Seppala, Robert H.. Dollar Bay Social Service: Social Science Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Intramurals. Shanley, Robert I., Marquette General: Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity. Busi ness Administration Club, Commercial Club Chorus, Collegiate Chorale, Newman Club. Men's Chorus. Intramurals. Snoad, Barbara. Negaunee Novahoma Club. Spencer, Robert D., Iron Mountain Club. 8 lr? in Home Economics: Delta Sigma Nu Sorority. Business Education: Spanish Club. Commercial Stimac, David I., Kingstord Music Education: Theta Omi- cron Rho Fraternity, Newman Club, Klei Klub, Student Planning Committee, Band, Chorus, Orchestra, Collegiate Chorale. Sword. Ann.. Gladstone Liberal Arts: Secretary - Sen- ior Class, Beta Omega Tau Sorority, Newman Club, Stu- dent Girl's League, Cheerlead- er, Band, Northern News, Peninsulan Staff, Masquers. Assembly Committee, Curric- ulum Committee. Tan, Iiak, Singapore, Malaya Home Economics: Delta Sigma NuiSororlty. Novohomo Club, Wesley Foundation, Chorus. Masquers, Art Club. Trebilcock. Charles. National Mine Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club. Underhill, Donna I., Marquette Home Economics: Secretary - Sophomore Class, Delta Sigma Nu Sorority, Novahomcr Club. Westminster Fellowship, Masquers. I' 35 4 ig . Valek, Peter. Ioliet, Illinois Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity, Social Science Club. Newman Club. '1 ll! Hooper, Iames E.. Iron Mountain Secondary Education: Tri Mu Fratemity, Cam- bium Club. Williams. Paul W., lshpeming Business Administration: Business Administra- tion Club, Social Science Club. Corbett, Ioan Ann, Escanaba Early Elementary Education: President, Stu- dent Girls' League, Delta Sigma Nu, Newman Club, G.0.0.C.H., Masquers. Pardon, Ernest, Norway Business Administration: Busi- ness Administration Club. Newman Club, N Club, Foot- ball. Nelson, Carol, Marquette Home Economics: Cegmer Seg, Novahoma. Masquers. Bradway, Ruth, Peshtigo, Wisc. Art Education: Rod and Gun Club, Delta Sigma Nu, Art Club. , 1, f , M'fi,:.'f1fQE , Y:xQ,,l31,,,,h..,,,Wx ' ' Wfliflgbgz- gf ' ' pr-Q-f ' .33 ,V W , , , W7- . - F1 ' -gn. ,Ji . Ex' , 1151? 'nl , ,qu 'f,,',,,Qlf,',wm'-Vg,-,N W ' ,yur N 1y ,g,'y,,f W ' ' - 'Hy U fy CH 'Q' 35 f ul I H E, 'l,f A M v',, ' I QL Ei 'I' I ' I A if' - f' .A :gf - , 1- '- . 4 r ' I-'L 5' ff: ' HF Qj,j,5, Qf :tg I s L -K. 4 F: . TI- 1. -' if r g . 5 -. r, 1,:g,4v QV ., I I ' 1 5 1' r 'rv M153 E ' .. xt I I' ziur- ' tt? 321:21 2 'Il-:Ziff 1, I wata... It , ,V V fniifmiff , ' 1' f , ' - r.: 1 :ff ': 1-Q xy' 3: ' f. M ,rftliiif-lii'1:e 1. . e ' it xf2 2225:-'ti' F . 1' ' '- ' 4: fliliii' :ft- , 5 ' Stir' A 5 i rv-:yr , r-lb ' We A- i. rl I: sl CARTER. F. DAVID: Marquette: Pre-Engineering ' A COHCORAN. MARGARET: Ishpeming: Music Education I DABECK. WALTER: Iron River: Secondary Education A DELMET, IAMES: Wakefield: Music Education DITTRICH, ROSE: Escanaba: Secretarial DUFOUR. AL: Escanaba: Pre-Medical FREEMAN. IOAN: Escanaba: Early Elementary HALL, LOUISE: Manistique: Early Elementary HIRN, IAMES: Escanaba: Secondary Education 36 ANTILLA. ESTHER: Mass: Later Elementary ARENZ, IOHN, Marquette: Later Elementary BALZARINI. DON: Iron Mountain: Industrial Arts BARTOL, IUDY: Marquette: Early Elementary BERSTROM. KAY: Marquette: Early Elementary BRUNGRABER. SUSANNE: Marquette: Home Economics CALO, IOHN: Iron Mountain: Music Education CARLSON. GILBERT: Iron Mountain: Business Education CARON. LAWRENCE: Escanaba: Later Elementary ,wr ,. is . 1 J '1'uLL f:'f W '-'Jig Ifili L, A K, A f V T -4, - 'gy 1 ' ., :,.,,i ,M tl t:-:t it st v4 . :ill t 5, t .,q 1' trrr V , 7 l,,, , ,U S3 5 ,,.! .5 , , ,M -v',',1,fr .x . r , t. f V ,,,, , . , , , V . t : Q, I: , ,V I My A W , 4 ti' vpn: ' ' --fruit: ' ' fr' 'Z' I Q wail W df. 'I .: -: ' ,. ,Y . -W,.g:L: , . , .M ,,., , ..k,. ' . 'Af H ..:vI.i-, , ., .. . . , ,:..ff,g.. - L LQQWK. J..-Q.. ., rv: ' 11, '91, N Qi: I it fr, .,:. :::,:: ::,: r r 9? I ii:: ,fl fi W .r. ,K ' ' .1-'fx , il ' I I i f 'Q ff! r' 'MII I ' ff 4 .I A : t 1 4 1 1 'm A 'X , A lk, ,, ,, 5, .. . ,: i Ct? ,, iii r I I ,,., 5, t . 1 . .,4.r., I , ., ., ,, I. , fi- ...M . - tv :: , ,,,,i:-- ni at 'fy like t 17. E7 -' zur, ' 1, 5 2:5 . ' 'f' ' f 4 A 1' iffwgm It a , it ,rw ,Q -'wa' .V 1 ' 'lf' ,- Lt'-Qu I' , 44 v 3 4, M It ,vt- j '4 E 'V , My WJ1. : 523, im , i . mr ' v It I ' , ,K 1, V ,K ,-,... Q I 'N N' , M. I it 4 nk, I-3:gIAf:'j' 425, , 5 M HOC'ilN. BETTY: Marquette: Early Elementary IENSEN, DONNA: Escanaba: Art Education KENNEY, ANTONETTE: Republic: Early Elementary 1 - . t A Yo . . .W .. 2. , t 15 rf ' A ' 1 t ,, W ,fm n ' t Q tt r , im : LINDHOLM. JOAN: Marquette: Social Service MAIOR. IOHN: Houghton: Music Education MEYERS, IOHN: Stambauqh: Business Education .4--1 all ' ,V : wwf up , i sr V' 'X X J 'V ,H F 'Q 'yr MUHLEY. LeROY: Ironwood: Secondary Education MYEFSKI. LOUIS: Iron River: Health and Physical Education if NEISIUS, NANCY: L'Anse: Business Education ' 34: 5,19 ' , 'fl fvf' J I , , 525' y::: 1 -rf: T214 V ,, Nonnm, DOUGLAS: Daggett: secondary Education ' ' f' -at 2. I-.Qt EV Y V, 1 1,5 tv At. .t '4W M , - Aff by 2 , Q ,',! Q in ff :EQ v f 'f g9'fg:g O'CONNOR. PHYLLIS: Kingsiord: Early Elementary iff t ,5 f m ' E A ' OGREN, JOHN: Marquette: Secondary Education it H E 5 H iff? 24 QQ 1 tg - t ,t Q H 7:jffQL, , V5,ifsf,jQ rl H twil l Vw :N -V ,V OLSON. CURTIS: Iron Mountain: Secondary Education . OWENS, HELEN: Marquette: Early Elementary an VVQV Vi t., ' my PARKKONEN. EUGENE: Neqaunee: Secondary Education .1 .. t V 'ff jzz fl gg: fig 51 , 1 I PATRON, RONALD: Ishpeming: Music Education l' Wlf fff i l t Qffi?'l f PERRIN, MARGARET: Marquette: Home Economics ' V ' U PETERMANN. PAULINE: Ahmeck: Music Education tt asf -' ,fa 37 XL. .,. .J V, 1,12-V: . wt is V t ,. Q PETERSEN, MARGARET ANN: Marquette: Social Service , PICKMOSA, GEORGE: Ironwoodg Business Administration 5 tzfirflg iii: I f .xx '59- K gtg-11, . 5 t ttf 4-t.e'1f,, i t . .5221 V . I- ' Tj ' V ' PYNNONEN. BETTY ANN: Negaunee: Social Science . A E .,, H' ' 'V 'Y 'A lik ROSE. THERESA MARY: Marquette: Secondary Education ,. B N lift, RUSKA, DOROTHY: Chatham: Early Elementary A vw : t , gf ' E 3 . tr E tt . , 1 Hn iz' 2 U 1 x V 1 35 , ',--'u,ftff:f' 1 ' X . - , xg' ..t- . . V ' ' 232 A ff: 'I' i ., uf' SAVERA, BOB: Bessemer: Business Administration SEPPALA, SHIRLEE: Hancock: Early Elementary 5 4 . 'jg 1 , SLADE, ERWOOD: Ironwood: Secondary Education Q t ,ltr ll: T 'W 1' TOLLEFSON. MARVIN: L'Anse: Later Elementary ' -- ,. 17, 'f TORREANO. BARRY: Neqaunee: Secondary Education N: THEADO, LUCILLE wszsn: Marquette: Physical Eduuuttuu , ' qi x ' U 5 t f' if A J ,, 4,- t fa Q? ' 'iff A f' 's vu4,'4k':-Z ' , if- -' - tt-fi :tl,j:!, t t A trwcm 'IT 'f'1:t:' -,mst u t , '3,.1:'.jf.' merit t-:xg-5, : ., I3-'2'g'?L:1g::Q, . J, .y .... ,vii VAUGHAN. DANIEL: Marquette: Business Administration 5 vEnTz, DOLORIS: Trout Lake: Later Elementary A .t WIITALA, HAROLD: Toivola: seuoudury Education ig vfE1Q H '31 1,-. tt tty. ,, ,, --.-,,,-.,, tw., - ,. t t 1 C' Q ft- Y .. tt Nw t ., .M l sf A' ' A Sf x '.f':ml- at fu-fig - f.' fl: 3 WILLIAMS, HELEN M.: Plymouth: Health and Physical Education WOODS. CLARICE: Caspian: Early Elementary ZINTMAN, DAN: Marquette: Business Administration xxf PETERS IR., ROBERT T: Marquette: Later Elementary Education ' it -A . .V E Q, t tt ti . 4 , 3, N Ji L -.gui usmetgg Q ,2 G' 1-.us - 1 f i?9 'fSt1E2df' fff3 . r .. , p .EEK , gy 2 1 ' Q ' ' fig: QT, L, tg - ' I. 3 P' ntl at Q r nf 1 . E 7 . 5' til -L Iliff 1 4 - , - t f- ta, M -if 1 rf' A 'Sus-:'f2'm' -1 - X -- 3 Q, .tu .e-A g.u,qW--1, . , ,. tw-3,1-:1 1 1. .. P V .- vt vs . vita. ' W., ,ff ' M-7.5 f. w . . 'gt'-1113 ,Sig A 'rg-Qijj iq! X uljtif-53 'l X7'T-7 tw, 'f r- ,ft IT?-1 Fw' 1,-4.4--Ijzag? 3:5 .f 2 -fwr,:,f 'te if pw- t ' t. tr:-, Wh.: .iv-f,,,q r. 113-: Q53-EVE, yt N V I 4 1. . ,A ' 1 -0- n - at A-'1 ..-vu -1 7' .. ,wt :Ea-L 5-'f1,'tp,'g T 'A :L t., fr 1- It Y -.tu 'K Qifugrftiff t . mg-, 2 ze vw. 'Q' A 1, . Sy 1-31111, -vt ,irtw i 1 ' M t, ' ai., fi -:f , ' . - ' ' , t.u'afq f:1f 'l't,3Af: Ig la t. -I. , , tt,-:,. t'J it, f iff' 31 Qui H t 1 ,, tt 1: 1 vt.w..j .- L I ,li ,M gt N ,ftf,fk - ,m .t Q-51: S,i'x:':g,. iffy' at ,at , . t tttt L ttiitnutt. ft X S t Resting up for the next ordeal. 'ooi album srqi ruoxg poob sziooq li sg n M, 3 ' Ka I love those hats! CAREY Getting our heads together 'v,.,.'. S'-14. ,,,.a , Interior decorating at Carey Hull CAPERS Dorm serenude. The spirit ot Christmas S 'ff NN N. M We 1151961 ., ,4k, 3, Z',.'yf' wa Lvl,-ng Wim ,, Zh I+, I: 1 1 'Q 7', .f,,,f5'l:' 'LM sa ..r, ,-,., V , 1 nw, . T- khfggvf, , ,,. 'ii H' r,,f l1,:?i?? .t u l ip I -' ARVO. GARY: Houghton: Physical Education W V2 V t..k-. E59 f 2 M5 It gt a I tlifl WM! t I fl X ali' X L J.. Q f . 1 ' ' ANDERSON, ELAINE: Escanaba: Home Economics 'x .y A , ANDERSON. RONALD C.: Gladstone: Business Administration A L' ., g D I 1 BECKER. IOANNE A.: Iron Mountain: Physical Education Q A I V 3 M' , N5 I . ' 'gd , BENSON, DONNA: Negaunee: Early Elementary 2:-ee +1 , I' ' -i -A ' . I.: , BETTERS, emacs: Powers: state Limited A V, J,f?,-:IQ W A , 'nn V1 5' A y . I . -' -'V' A ' ' , ,,-. , BLOCK, ELAINE, Escanaba: Art I I ,V J l YVAV I 2 P if? , E , ' BQDINE, DAVIS E.: smmbmtghf Industrial Arts I i gil wt. , ,n,, f 3 I' E at Sf' Q . I x A f CANALE, GIL: Crystal Falls: Physical Education I ' R , , I ,X , ,I It I t M3 1 lf' fd: -' N Q 14 :Z , 1 ' . I t Qt'f'Q:'T CHRISTIANSON, MARY: Menominee: Art CLARK, IACK: Arlington Hgts.: Ill.: General COOK, TOM: Marquette: Art Q 1 , FM E15 .V J.. t X ir ' .. . -4, , er, 1 '5 Ni J ff, , -, , . H ,- ,t , , W, ,th .3 1 .5,',',j, , ,,, W I n. .N- - ' '- 'hcl , In-f v '-c-.' ,I 1 'li I' DAVIS. DOROTHY: Stephenson: Secondary Education y DUNFORD, DOROTHY: St. Joseph, Mo.: Pre-Iournalism DYER, SANDRA: Marquette: Art ' , IIIWHQ FISHER TOM Escanaba Pre Mortuary pf 5 FLANIGAN, PAT' Marquette, General . : : - I il -'I ' ' , i T lx I it fr 19 FLANNERY, BARBARA: Ishpeming: Early Elementary 'fl ' ' V' ,,'y:Wy'f A IV V ., A ' ' , 1 42 I 7 S HM S My , fiwgix I GR 'H If tw 5 I 1 K1 I 'f I - :v5.413gg:,.g' 5't::'f , x.:, 'O f 4 M 'vt-arf W -nuts ...DID , -Q- K X A I F :AA 'W'fAf.1fefj Atl? :affix V '7' Lf J- - ., A- , . rr V., -,fy GALLINETTI, DAVID: Ironwood: Secondary Education V GHIARDI, EUGENIA ANNE: Neqaunee: Later Elementary 1 'U ' 1, 1 . ,J 5:21 , , ,gb ,il ' 'ii GIESEN, DONALD: Vulcan: Business Education -,. 721 , f u: g: 11fQf ' lv , ', f L M -'-' ?33? ': . T , g ' A V-qfeifx 1fn,fiifyg?:Q' A 6,3 1, ,:'i.:.,5x.. V' 'c y a' ' V . ,'-ftfiri ' 4, A. GRAVES, DAYLE: South Range: Home Economics . HAMLIN, HERBERT: chmxevoaxt Industrial Arts , f A A . . HARIU. CHARLES: Newberry: Industrial Arts g 5 j 'W , ,gg i I 1 igfpigfxiv w5aufWmt,W levee-, u ::: fQAmf7T Y 1 . ' V ' 2 A. HEALY, IOHN C.: Tulsa, Oklahoma: Business Administration A , t X 4 xp: A V - . , HENDRICKSON, GEORGE: Marquette: Clerical Accounting ' , if , , ' E ,' . i V-1,3 Vfwi r :r lt, J : ,, : , . WJ HICKS. MARCIA: Marquette: Secondary Education I 5 . J -9 sf' A73 ' r+peg. argl wpfQEm .4 f g 'x iii ,A rr, f -C5735 , 2' - fi it V:Q4 fF+QQ . r , ,, 1 ' if g::!: 5, r A . r Q 5 1 ff 'P 'A . ' - .wr --.. -- M.-' -A 1,' , -ig A-I X VI, l Q, ., : f .. .. Y ,t .,l:,' ' ca ., ,J - -:--- -pmr, ,A :',.Ly,.: , I 5 if 1g.,,,,.::l4'S 4' V1-,J-.u Q ft, + rf.-f. . --:rl 1 -- A ... .. . , 2, W7 . , :gi ,--gf, - ,iff .3 L , -f ' gif! :. A- - 4 52,331 -- - ii 234:- . u mf l , 1,14- . sm.-we 7 My . .fr Wwmeae 'ati gif 1 1 1 I ' , , , oi 1 Q 2 U , r M any .yi . J h ,.w4.H .7 '.., , .I e' I '. 2. 35 1:- il K- .. , ,,.,.3:f :Q-rp.-r ,,,. 'J..:. . 5, 'dir - if A ' 2, :2 fi: ef, A 431' f Z rf? , ,.- ., , .,.. ,fit-V,-V -U.:,4u.i 1... 1 L g V . to -'ft . ,r , ..'. . R- , .H 1 31' , ll: . fin, . tv-- J .. 5, ,.r,-,- ff 'f Q ,, My A ly' f n ' - F355 ' I' Y ,NWI '--enema' 48? -.. l .4 ' , av . - 4 HOFFMAN, MARY ANN, Gladstone: Early Elementary HORNUNG, DOROTHY: Stephenson: Secondary Education INGEBRIGTSEN, IEANETTE: Gladstone: Early Elementary JOHNSON, EDWIN: Rock: Mathematics IOHNSON, K. ROSS: Ishpeming: Pre-Engineering IOHNSON, MARILYN: Marquette: Art JOHNSON. RON: Marquette: Later Elementary KEPLER. KEITH: Marquette: Pre-Engineering LEPPANEN. IHMA: Marquette: Art 43 aw : f El 1 1 L V ' , LeVEANOIS, EARLE M.: Crystal Falls: Pre-Med 'Z t 4 , X , ff I A W IE f I LOMPRE, BARBARA: Marquette: Nursing. st. Lakes , 1: K F V... 5 .. I C ' . 'll V 'R EAD ' , ' -, Y L' 'Q 5 LUCCI, FRANK: Negaunee: Social Service ' .,-vv - 51 INVA ,V A 2:17, A K tfl:5t g?: . : , gg! X 'RH . MacLEAN, LOWE: Calumet: Social Service MAKI, IRMA, Negaunee, Art MAKI, IOAN: Marquette: Early Elementary :Elf 'iv' MARLEY, PATRICIA: Ontonagon: Speech Correction MATTILA, BERNARD A.: Ishpeming: Clerical Accounting . MATTSON, SHIRLEY: Negaunee: Secondary Education RK.. , IVIcDERMOTT, THOMAS: Escanaba: Liberal Arts : : - - 1 E1 MILLER, EUGENE H.: Matchwood: Physical Education A, , ' I ' .xx MINZEY, IULIA: Gwinn: Early Elementary lliiilf ' t 2 MONCK, ROBERT: Epouiette: Industrial Arts Iiff , . I X : X 1 V MORAN, KEITH: Marquette: Pre-Med 'f ' 5 NIEMI, PAT: Wakefield: Early Elementary -J w I' H l I. lx, ' ag I' 21-:I i A Nrsx-HHARA, smcsxo: Kaumakani. Hawaii: Secondary saaaattan ' I fi W - '.,, my , ' I A mpa zx I JE ' my NORDIN, DAVID: Doggett: General ' Q If I ' a f, 4 .ix OAS, CAROLEE: Munising: Later Elementary H it ' 4: lv 44 H 3' 4 1 2 A . mf-'L J 5 14- s in 'S . C W L nf.: ,fi A E: 'N WE' my . A ' A W , 19 qv 5 OLSON. JUDY: Marquette: Home Economics g U- ,da - 5 PRESTAY. DOLORES: Powers: State Limited i t g . F 1 : , lf, 3 l RAAB. MAXINE: Trenary: Home Economics l ' f' 'Q' pil ' j f RAIALA. HARRY: Gladstone: Business Education i I - VV L . F N q RICHARDS. BARTH: Marquette: Business Administration J I i ff ' 3, ROBERTS, PAUL: Neqaunee: Business Administration 3 SKEWIS. AL: Ishpeminq: Secondary Education SLICK, DAVID: Marquette: Business Administration SMITH. RONALD: Wakefield: Music SOCHAY, CORNELIUS: Nahma: Business Admistration STARKEY, GAYLE: Republic: Home Economics STROM, SHIRLEY: Stephenson: Early Elementary SUNDQUIST. IOYCE: Escanaba: Later Elementary SUTTBR, JOE: Wakefield: Pre-Med SWANSON. PALMER: Wakefield: Later Elementary M 3 Q RULE, MARY L.: lshpeming: Early Elementary y E, SEPPALA. PAT: Rock: Music ,r-.' .J -'-f -nf' pg SHANLEY, PAT: Marquette: Aft L g 5 Ig ,ivw if llll Eli? tqrt g A i L'1y,V.'r.? e R M ' A A H W 117154 la 1 f l J :gui 1 t 1' -rs V eff' m ay 1 Ili' Q J t'2ii i ffffrzvw I ull 2 L ,.,g 1 Yfivigf I, e 5 'IL7 ., :+,EHiifV Q' V? 5' fd if ,rf r 1 v-221541 ,fb iia1' X f in 'Y TROLLA, MARY: Wakefield: Music VEDIN. SHIRLEY: Menominee: Secondary Education WALSH, ANITA: Ontonagon: Early Elementary WALTON, JOAN: Muskegon: Later Elementary SWANSON, THEODORE: Ishpeming: General TALVITIE, RONALD: Rapid River: Music TAUSES, NANCY: Marquette: Early Elementary TIBOR, IANICE: Marquette: Early Elementary TIBOR. TERRY: Marquette: Social Service ' THOMAS, IAMES: Ironwood: Business Administration TOMASI, GEORGE: I-Iermansville: Business Administration TORMALA, DORIS: Marquette: Early Elementary WESTLUND, DAVID K.: Wakeiield: Later Elementary - WESTON. MYRON A.: Marquette: Business Administration ISHIMAI-IU, TADASHI: Kochi. Iapan: Social Service: Graduate Work WUORENMAA, PAUL: Ishpeming: Art 3.5 Y-SW 4- ?f'j,g4 'MI iii ' L iifi: wi: Sf: ,mv 1 ' E if 5 ' ' ' V A I' 7 5, , Q 1 M ' ' ,V V f y ' L :rif f . 5:--r':f ,fvf 3 ' . J :K V: Q M ., 5 -I I I Q 1 . - -:T ar., 3381: -V '-:Um-f' A V-fr: 1 . V K: . TH. W f yt i A if ,fb D Mk iq .- L 1, 'iz' . 'M yifd -' V1 I uf wr ru tr :.:, liiii wwuili iii I I . H + 1, . . M. is , I ,.- yi, if .I t. , f 3, -H1 ' ,L Q. ,. gli. 1. .f 143: Q 1 Y ' ' 'v-. : I I t f ,L -ff' xi 3 ..1. .aailh . ' f t 'Z A I w w- I - 'QF . it 3, ii,- r vvjg ,-Z. V. .' r , +1 I . :.'5,...f i: ' if ff 'L 'A :N5 WJ 2 3223 3 1 3-lj li 1,, 1.5,-' if it ig: fiyi.. I h X: . 'WSE' s A I Z ,, iff 1 ' 1 , - :,ig,: 1':', ,, QQ.. 'rl I iris. 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M, M A w cr L M 'ti .., W t f lem. ,, ' :ll ' A ' ' t .'-.-J' ., igk ,lg sh :M .513- 1 'f fafii x V ' ' '- ,I -. V ! , I I. -.,,i.f.k.,,,.r inf, , 4 , .. M ,, Tix ,I 1- iggsgxixi 4,51-'21 ., L - 1 A L. L1 4 . - .- T 4 - S: .' .' .mln--' f - iw,-.3 . if - 'fg'5's YQ'W N E V 19. ' L- . 535-Q ' : 'W' ti Wt. lt' Yi ,, , +' -r M ,' it yt. H tm 1, t. .W L. .. , My ., ,, ...f .,, ,, ez, 'r gif,-timber: ,u tl- A L ' aft 19. 3- UW Wt 'P - 231, 4 W' t'f L'- t 4 E xl 'Q' AW: t :V-Ittzlf 2 .il Q t- 1 f l , i t -wr' J , 'Y 'I 5' , c , w rigin, l 1 a A' : Q, A T Q t '-fight '- ,,ff:,-L . 50 BEYERS, BETTY: Marquette: Music BEYERS, MARY: Marquette: Home Economics BIETILA, JACK: lshpeming: Pre-dental BOWERS, ROBERT: Marquette: Pre-engineering BOYER. IEAN: Rapid River: Business Education BRANDER, NANCY: Sault Ste. Marie: Nursing. St. Luke's BRUMM, MARY LOU: Marquette: Home Economics AHO, CARL: Trenary: Pre-forestry ANDERSON. BEVERLY: Ishperning: Sociology ANDERSON, GRETA: Iron Mountain: Early Elementary ANDERSON. MARY: Marquette: Later Elementary ANDREWS, HELEN: Hermansville: Home Economics ARNTZEN. NAN: Escanaba: Early Elementary I BATES, IAY: Crystal Falls: Pre-forestry BEERLING, JOHN: lshpeming: Pre-Engineering BELGER, DAVID: Peck: Industrial Arts .M 1 ,JW , .,. vt .,,-1 J w X 5 Q it ig x g r til, ii X E ' ' ' . . . i 84- +2 5:34, si P A 1 f t- ' ,'2:,, Q1 9 .. ir :. JC, , ' ' 'W '7 A N' - ,il - -:. .- 1 V -' ' '35' r i , ' :wif 1,5 ,':r 1- tuxgzgt x e X .wry - A .-fri.:--yi 4 H in ,i .. .u r-g., ,h .Y BUTLER, KATHLEEN: Marquette: Early Elementary ' 4 CALLESEN, CLARENCE: Free-Soil: Physical Edlucation I , Y ' ' W: 'L:Q:'w': ' 'lriflq' xpj. A' ME if - - fiiilfii , 2 , ,: 1 ,f M . w?'.:'f 111:25 ' . ,gf , I 2 MK 4 rc , A , 'Q 'lbw t t ww A wt . ' 1' , : :mga gy: z 2 112. -.5- r ' ' r in Q rl 5 l t Q ty 'Ave ' me h: yy tw ' ' if Q I A I Qggizfi :::: ,T T: W X12 y i .2 513, :2.,z:,r?. llfrkil CAMPBELL. IUDITH: neck: Early r:1.memury I CARLSON. GLORIA: Ishpeminq: Secondary Education ' T ' I CLEARY. NORINE: Marquette: Home Economics ' COEN, RALPH: Kingslord: General COLE. DAVID: Marauette: General COLLINS. IOY: Sault Ste. Marie: Early Elementary , Q CORN, CAROL: Vulcan: State Limited CRASE. DOTTIE: Rockland: Social Service DeCOOK. PEGGY: Marquette: Business Education ,A I Q X' ,nf f, ,,.- , s N 4 J , ff 5 1:2 'ff , Q I , L, 1 , '5 U Q 1- mfg .r .1 -W-, , :1: .:'xxr329g:: f - '1 :1'Q32w:21ig':', Ly1if 1 1+ - ..-. ,,,, 7 , . T'L:ijHi5ir:' '51 ,t tpjn QU ,' 5 ' if Jawa. .: A 1 2 X ., iii Rl ' . ' i ', l 5-if f:1tA:Q?'.,gg' Y ' I 1 , A if! 'J J w 1 ,gi lls gem . --f -r . vi 1 5, use I ,, X f 1 1 sf : me . .EN ,QEX J. I A 1 1. r -: L. :M Y gn! I I :ef F, U , .XJ ' E 1 ff l ' l : , Xe - Z 5 3 1 ' 5 Y R f ' 1 . ' aw JN' 1' - fi -,R ' Y I unix .wvg54.A,7,:'b:?,, A! 1 Y 9 ,RL 9 : Z y g Del-IUT, IOAN: Ontonogon: Later Elementary DeKEYSER. GENE: Perkins: Agriculture DePATlE, ADELE: Carney: Later Elementary DERUSHA, RICHARD: Escanaba: Later Elementary DIG!-IERA, ALLAN: Negaunee: Business Administration DOLAN, BONITA: Munlsing: Nursing, St. Luke's DOUBEK, DENNIS: Menominee: General EASLEY. RUTH: Marquette: General EVERARD. GEORGE IOSEPH: Menominee: Industrial Arts 51 , r Q x , X. ak I 43334. I I L, ' FAULL, MARILYN: Lake Linden: Early Elementary S+' t. ' 4? - ' -- FIEDLER, IOYCB: Charlevoix: Music -1 , V a Q' Sw' YK: , I' FINDLEY, PETER: Ontonoqon: Industrial Arts ,+A - Y! gn NW f' wiv- in : ly ' I V FLETCHER, HARVEY: Peck: Industrial Arts 4 XJ I K I FULLER, IAMES: Petoskey: Pre-Journalism ,A L ,Z ' A ,, . '33,-'K N ' GALER. MURIEL: Pickiord: State Limited 417 tl., ,.. . ,hw I I fwm m zzirm E s rf' 11. W 1 il? Hill! GARCEAU, RONALD: Marquette: Business Administration GIBSON. IANICE: Munising: Business Education GIESER, ELENORE: Ishpeminq: Early Elementary GINGRASS, CLEMENT: Marquette: Retailing A l GLAZIER, ALFREDA: Hulbert: Later Elementary ,' -mr 5? GODELL, MARIE: Chassell: State Limited '48 ' . .-ml 21 ' N2 GOLLINGER, SUZETTE: Munising: Secondary Education GREIG.IOANN: Iron River: Early Elementary I I iffy I I 5 'r GUELFF, MICHAEL: Marquette: Clerical Accounting I - 1 .ix , HAKALA, ELLEN: Escanaba: Art GARCEAU, DONAMAY: Negaunee: Nursing, St, Luke's HERO. ROBERT: Wakefield: Later Elementary f - ml W. I we ., Qisitiitifs V , , 1, f 1. lllli :CQ it ' Yfit :- Q: ,Aa HOLMQUIST. IUNE: Niagara. Wisconsin: Business Education X 1 V' . HOOPER. MARINA: Republic: Home Economics 3 'age . - HUNT, RUTH: Newberry: Early Elementary '. 1-.1 A df' . If uf I if I IACKA, WILLIAM: Calumet: Business Administration IACOBSON, IUDY: Marquette: Business Education If IACQUES. YVONNE: Marquette: General lARVlS. ARLENE: Ishpeming: Art Q x I t - 21 X E I -c 1 X V 12. 'tio ' vgfi f m , if ' lil - V33 . IOHANSON. LORNE. Winnipeg. Manitoba. Canada: Pre-Dental. A 3 . V -, .. M 4 1 -49 .f IOHNSON, ALICE MARY: Marquette: Liberal Arts xi '-', v - , .V - et? 1 .s-v wdlxl' 'll' .Jil Q . .,,, ell .AH ,sy - -,df ws.-H wav? . .,.,n .,,. s f st-1-WI ...saw wtf' Q, 2 ips? Q 'ite , get 'L 'f Y T A .:.. 34, . ln I s s I I I Q .vis . 3 i' is t,,r 1 .J '- llill , i if. if ft 235 ' 'WSH' 'i , ,,,v W Lb it ' E Q ' mis s' 1 'U' . M Q 1:-, , i::'-, fl l . jr: Q , :If JOHNSON, ANN: Marquette: Nursing. St. Luke's IOHNSON, NANCY: Chatham: Nursing. St. Luke's IOHNSON. ROBERT: lshpeming: Pre-Engineering KANE. IAMES: Ontonogon: Pre-lorestry KANGAS. LILLIAN: Rock: Medical Technology KARASTI, LORRAINE: Rapid River: Early Elementary KELLY, ROBERT: Ishpeming: Pre-Engineering KIELLGREN, NANCY: Escanaba: Nursing. St. I.uke's KOSKI, RONALD: Marquette: Clerical Accounting v' , 19 ,. , ' f .N ff .. Nr-' 'Qggfr Fwy? At 6' N ' l -- i f V by SCF- gy , jf., KRIEG, IUDITH: Marquette: Nursing, si. Lukas Q If-'H X, .I KUTCHIE. IAMES: Negaunee: Business Administration , -. y , 'A , lg Q-,J-,-?5' LARSON, LEE: Gladstone: Pharmacy '1 B , E? A 4 U if, . B' nik. 1 iii in X ?' v .' A n. ' - 3 5 Y so ' LASSILA, LOIS: Munlsing: Nursing, St. Luke's Rall: A i J b l YE LINDSTROM. RAY: Negaunee: Industrial Arts . Q15 Thi: ' W B g A 1 vigil' ,i LOUKO, uw: snfnga: Liberal Arts i ' Ji' L. 4152 -' i ' , i' K ,, :nik ,O F, , '-'Gif' 'A VN Vi: 'TF ' 'iii' fi fifzfif f f R jj I ' 5 if-jg LUBAMERSKY. EDWARD: Shenandoah, Pennsylvania: Pre-Journalism . 4 Q' LUOMA, LOIS: Wakefield: Nursing. St. Luke's , l.4-, gi- jybii' X' .- fl ' E in in 5.9 Fiji' MCEVERS, DEREK: Grayling: Physical Education Y x in-N 1 ' T? ' 'E ' 54 MCGEE, CHARLES: Marquette: Business Administration MCGREGOR. BETTY: Newberry: Nursing, St. Luke's : MacLEAN, IOAN: Panama Canal Zone: Music .5 if fi? ' ' . ' 2 :iii ff 3316 MAKI. GLORIA: Negaunee: Business Education V 'K , :- u 1 i . ws MCNBELY, sznmcnf Powers: sims Lirniiea 1 Z A Q g E i 1 2 l i i . . 7 -P rv: BRIGHTSMAN. CAROLYN: Marenisco: Home Economics ,fr r MANELY, PRICILLA: Ishpeming: Nursing, St, Luke's I MEDLYN, BARBARA: Ishpeming: St. Luke's MESSENGER. IANET: Marquette: Early Elementary H ' A 1 .i X , 2? ,, I i I V , J . I , r I I ' .IVA I.. K 'qggfr P 9 l dL .i i 1 1 , -E l i 1 , s f .ggi wi g 4 Q i :. L i 3 1-ni. i : -, will-im., Y -Ti p A i w MINCOFF. MARY ANN: Manistique: Early Elementary MOORE, CLEVE: Escanaba: Pre-Mortuary MOORE. MELVINA: Stalwart: Nursing, St. Luke's MURPHY. OLIVE: Marquette: Secondary Education NELSON, JOYCE: L'Anse: Early Elementary ' NORDINE. RUTH: Ewen: Music an ff' ' OELKE, ARLINE: Vulcan: General Lfifi : OIA. ALYCE: Pelkie: Nursing. St. Luke's Ty OLSON, KATHERINE: Ontoncgon: Secretarial Training 1 , C' r v 5 t I r K I 5 .rs 3 I IL if Agri? xv MA -r 'T' I f -' 'vii' it-: .f2'.J'5 1. 1' -J . jbfg - ' Q. . ' 1 ,r ' 'jj I Z ' ORAVA, MARY: Trenary: State Limited , 1 ' p ,V lil OSTMAN, NANCY: Escanaba: Music ffl A ,V,!, ' - 1 PAKKA. HELEN: NEWBERRY: Nursing. St. Lulze's V E .51-' I . fe V iii ,. r ii ' PALOMAKI, DONALD: Ishpeming: Pre-Engineering 5. PAQUETTE, DONALD: Negaunee: Business Administration -1 PARIS, GLENDA: Menominee: Secondary Education PAROLINI. GEORGE: Marquette: Business Administration PELKIE, DUANE: Gwinn: Advertising I 1 5:1 A PET1-:nsEN, rvuuuomz: nhpemmg: An 5-' i .A Vt. 1 T ,V,v Q ,rgnf xg a 6' ,K N?. 'vmy n : . ' , 1 ' ' 1 . , Y-:Q--, ZR Q L v : .FQQILVE -'wa rife? ' U 1 if x :JK ,Ly Q XR' ' J N . mf t K M! , L. , M ,,:f,',:,.m grew: '- YV? lf' 'J' .ff A ,Mi I r H. , Vngm Y Llii vt-V5.1 QL: - ,. '--51: 3 4 gt, fr gig' ? r ,J l' ' H ' ' 5' ii Jg'f1,f, t. -',.,4,:.?1gj . ,V .f Ng, 5. ' .vfpg YA J :V 'x r S Y ffm -t 4 SEIDL, MARLENE: Escanaba: Library Science SEPPI, RUSSELL: Watton: Secondary Education SHIPMAN. BARBIE: Marquette: Social Service PIIRAINEN, HELEN: Palmer: Nursing. St. Luke's PLATZKE, RUTH: Bruce Crossing: Home Economics RENZ, BYRON: Ishpeming: Secondary Education REVELLO. ROLAND: Ishpeming: Mathematics RINTALA, RUTH: Marquette: Secondary Education ROUSH, NAOMI: Greenland: Physical Education RUOHOMAKI. LESLIE: Ishpeming: Secondary Education SAARI, Raymond: Negaunee: Pre-Iournalism SCHAEFER, NELIE: Marquette: Home Economics : : Q' ' I 11 A fag: ..,.,-t :tr -4: .. gf-'Y ' ' I' t SIMONEN. LAVERNE: Mlchigamme: Secondary Education 5 A 1 1 SLOSSON, DOROTHY: Eacanaba, Later Elementary 4 it ' I 1 w w 1 , V, ' , Nui 31 .W ,J 4- SOMMERS, LaVERNE E.: Marquette: Nursing, St. Luke s 1 ,F H Rf' K 7391 'l v t . ,rf ! T , iw my g A ylllitlltffiillll l I Jw r. , on 4 . ' , , u rm f'55?i5fff:?ff55f'? ll? l E ' srnmn, IACQUELINE: Hancock: Nursing, se. Luke'l ,jr ,:.,, in f 9, , 1. 4 ' : -- ' f - .. 4 .V ,- J '1 My Ns, tv 2 me STRUTHERS, RITA: Marquette: Music Education . . K- n , nu ,Af--.4 E3 ' Y ,gh q i VV sUPsnxo,r:L1zAnE'rH: nhpemmg: General w h V q A ,L x 2 L 3 :t y L y ll 1 2' 56 vwewwuw A : SWINGLE, IEANNE: Manistique: State Limited 1 ' TALBOT, PHYLLIS: Painesdale: Secretarial Training f - A TUROVAARA. NANCY: Ironwood: Nursing. sa. Luke's A A UHLINGER. MARIORIE: Marquette: Early Elementary A ,. L VALLIER. BETTY: Naubinway: State Limited 1,1 -'-In , -1 Ap, , 1 i fy, Q , ay -fs WI W3 . A I - - Tv , V Vit ,. -, i ru t ,- A , i wwf I fill iii t, QTMH ' if let ALt, itt DAHLSTROM. IOE: Marquette: General VANDE WEGHE. MARILYN: Gladstone: Early Elementary WEBBER, BARBARA: Trenary: Early Elementary WESTEN, CHARLES: Marquette: Industrial Arts wn.s. PAT: Rapid River: Early Elementary woon. PATRICK: Iqnace: Pre-Dental DEPARTMENTAL qp1a,.j,,ff'-2.14 .- ' u. '- W .1 'af-3 fi Riff: . Q X 1 ,af A vis: Q, ' -fr- f 4. ,,,, MW. A ,,., E, W, ,M ' QQ. W a K .ffl , -mn , fm. 4 VM-, .. iff,-: New ' vemfzr 1 ,gf FIRST ROW: Alice Eldred, Lauriann Gant, Claire Iohnson, Marie Roosen, Nancy McKevitt, Margaret Miller. SECOND ROW: Mary Orava, Doloris Vertz, Don Ellis, Louise Hall, Iames Gleason, Vir- ginia Hintsala, Agnes Fassbender. A. C. E. I. The Association of Childhood Education, International, is made up of the students in the early and later teaching curricula. Through their participation in A.C.E.I., the members gain a wider understanding of childhood education. A very helpful and interesting program of activites was included during this year's meetings. Speakers who demonstrated the value of visual aids, bulletin boards and other aids in teaching were well received by the club. At Christmas, the A.C.E.I. members celebrated the season with a Christmas Party, and in the Spring they held their annual breakfast at Presque Isle. FRONT ROW: Ellen Hakcxla, Marilyn Iohnson, Irma Leppanen, Eldn Bl k I . ROW: Claire Schafer, Ioan Probstleld, Mary Christiansen, Ioe Sanli,eTo1:CChol-:mclemal35luoiECOND Dr. Harrison, Arlene larvis, Marjorie Petersen, Ruth Bradway. ' enmaa' ART CLUB The Art Club, which is composed of art majors and minors, has as its main purpose the getting together of students with a mutual interest in art, so that they may become better acquainted with each other as well as with the various phases ot art. Much of the c1ub's activity this year has been concerned with Art Alumni Scholarship, which was begun last year. This scholarship enables the art major with the highest scholastic standing to better attend Q summer school session at Northern to further his art studies. Northern is attemp. ting to have an artist-in-residence during each summer's session: therefore enabling the Art Alumni Scholarship recipient to enroll in a painting course from a noted artist such as Aaron Bohord, who was artist-in-residence during the summer of 1953. Some of the other activities undertaken by the club during its meetings this year were designing to music and experimenting with the mixed medig technique introduced by Mr. Bohrod last summer. The club always has a social meeting at the end of the school year, at which time the graduating art majors are honored. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: George Pickmosa, Ronald Koski, Ralph Coen, Barth Richards. David Slick, Myron Weston, Bob Shanley, George Hendrickson. SECOND ROW: Herbert Carlson, Iohn Courtney, Gilbert Carlson, Don I. Zwemer. Robert Dianda, Lloyd Nault, Charles Leaf. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Pellcie, Bob Aikala, Burt Parolini. Bob Savera, Iohn Blomgren, Warren Gardipee, Bruno Ippolite, Wayne Lindstrom, Paul Williams. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CLUB The purpose of the Business Administration Club is to encourage interest in the business field and help to acquaint students with problems they will later face in the field. This year we had talks by industrial leaders of the Upper Peninsula at our monthly meetings. In the spring we gave a highly successful Valentine Day Dance. ff- 5 l . r if FIRST ROW: Carl Aho. lack Pokela, Don Kangas, Dean Benson. Hon Peltier, Iim Kane. Tom Kee Dave Mahowald, Earle LeVernois. Sam Welcher. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Bisque, judy Olson Helen Williams, Dr. Schaefer. Dr. West, Walter Dabeck. Dorothy Hornung, Al Dufour. THIRD ROW Nelie Schaefer. Melvina Moore, Iackie Strand, LaVerne Sommers. Barbara Lompre, Iack Bietalq Lorne Iohanson, Erwin Erickson, Martin Kopenski, Dottie Crase. Lee Larson. FOURTH ROW: Dick Sanford, Pat Wood. lim Moody, Duane Lane, Gene Rigotti. Ioe Sutter. Gil Ccmale, Laird Wallace lay Bates. Theresa Hose. CAMBIUM CLUB The Cambium Club welcomes as members all students interested in either biological or physical science. The monthly meetings consist ot two parts: business and educational, The educational part features guest speakers, films, and demonstrations which provide interesting experiences that cannot be obtained in the ordinary clogs. room atmosphere. The principal highlight of they club's activities throughout the year is the sponsorship of an annual Upper Peninsula Science Fair, which is made possible through the club's affiliation with the Michigan Iunior Academy of Science, Arts, and Letters. This fair provides an opportunity for high school and college stu. dents to submit projects or papers which are judged on the basis of accuracy and originality. Winning items are usually exhibited at an o11.5ggge fair in Lower Michigan. Once a year the club publishes a news letter that is sent to high schools and colleges throughout the state. An outdoor meeting in the form of a field trip and picnic concludes the club's activities in May. SEATED: Lucy Solminen, Phyllis Talbot, Maxine Morrisette, Geraldine Sundelius, Katherine Olson. Ioyce Sundquist, Iune Holmquist, Icnice Gibson. STANDING: Bob Shanley. Don Ceisen. Ronald Koski. Robert Spencer, Ianice Wagner, Miss Wedclle, Bob Savera, Rose Dittrich, Harry Rajalo. lack Slapp, lack Clark, Herbert Carlson. COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club is the oldest departmental club on the campus. It was originated in the 1920's and has a long and admirable record in school activities and functions. The club is open to any students majoring or minoring in any phase of business. Its purpose is to bring to students in this field into closer fellowship and to furnish further opportunities for intellectual development. This year the Commercial Club sponsored several projects to raise money for the club. In March, the Commercial Club was represented at Mus- kegon at the Michigan Business Education Association Convention by three seniors. The main project of the Commercial Club was the annual Senior Guest Day, which was held on March 30. FIRST ROW: Douglas Nordin. Virginia Hintsala, Mr. Durocher, Anna Ballinger. SECOND ROW. Olive Murphy, Mary Orava. Laverne Simonen, Clara Farwell, Dorothy Davis. ' ENGLISH CLUB The English Club, which is composed of English majors and minors and other interested students, meets to discuss subjects of common interest to its members. This year, the club's activities have been many and varied. The highlight of the year's activities was a radio program which was written and presented by the members at Christmas time. Other activities included the annual Christ- mas party, theater parties when classical' movies were presented in the city, and a review of Carl Sandburg's book, Always the Young Strangers, The members of the club were guests for social evenings at the homes of the English professors of N.M.lC.E. and were thereby helped to appreciate and understand finer literature, poetry and music in a pleasant, informal manner, The club's activities for 1953-1954 were concluded by a picnic in May, FIRST ROW: Martha Moran, Mary Ann Pirhonen, Mr. Brenner, Iudy Olson, Dolores Prestay. SE- COND ROW: Mary Orava, Lauriann Gant, Louise Iodocy, Grace Huston, Geraldine Sundellus. F. T. A. The Don Bottom Chapter of the Future Teachers of America is an organi- zation open to all students at Northern. The purpose of the organization is to interest young people in a teaching career, and to acquaint them with the teaching program. Some of the projects for this year included talks and slides on Mexico and Europe, a talk on cerebral palsy in relation to classroom procedures, and a panel discussion by Northern graduates. F.T.A. members also acted as guides for the Senior Day Program. I I . FlRST ROW: Don Balzarini. Davis Bodine, Iohn Chlebowski, Ray Lindstrom, Pete Findley Gem 9 loe Everard, Charles Westen, Charles Harju. SECOND ROW: Donald Davey, Iohn Channing Hegb Hamlin, Edward Dudo. Iohn Mishica. Charles Trebilcock, Robert Pelkie. THIRD ROW: Ted 'Swqn. son. Mark Lalionte, Harvey Fletcher, David Belger. Gordon Kauppila, William Stille, K. A. Wahtera. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB After its organization meeting, the Industrial Arts Club usually presented motion pictures at its monthly meetings. We also had a partridge dinner in the fall and a venison dinner during the winter. We took part in other school affairs, contributing a float to the Homecoming celebration. nur xaIa.e.uv.f.-n,- -sn.-. - ., b, - . , V , ,. ,. , WWW, , BACK ROW: Al Skewis, Phil Richel. Sam Welcher, Harold Wiitala, Curtis Olson, Ray Smith, Ted Houle, Francis Caron. Iohn Chlebowski, Al Lyman. FRONT ROW: Dorothy Homung, Clyde Peterson. Iohn Ogren, Mr. Mattson. Mr, Bjork. Shirley Mattson. MATHEMATICS CLUB The Mathematics Club, affiliated with the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, is open to all students majoring or minoring in that department. Most club meetings are devoted to discussions and demonstrations of new and improved methods of teaching mathematics. Some oi the meetings are designed to provide opportunities for becoming acquainted with other members of the department. Some of the other activities include the annual banquet in February and the department picnic held at the end of the school year. FIRST HOW: Marina Hooper, Margaret Perrin, Mary Beyers, Carolyn Brightsman, lane Fine, Maxine Haab, Elaine Anderson, Norine Cleary, Nelie Anne Schaefer. SECOND ROW: Barbara Snoad, Lois Lee, Susanne Brungraber, Donna Underhill, Gayle Starkey, Dayle Graves. THIRD ROW: Kathleen Butler, Ethel Polo, Anne Charter. Helen Andrews, Ruth Platzke, Mrs. Ferns, Miss Bemis, Miss Slamar, Iiak Tan, Iudy Olson, Mary Lou Brumm. NOVAH OM A CLUB The Novahoma Club is comprised of those students enrolled in the Home Economics curriculum. Being affiliated with the Michigan Home Economics Association and the American Home Economics Association, it offers the student a wide opportunity to learn more about their subject. The club's activities began with a picnic to welcome the freshmen in the course who were later initiated into the club. The highlights of the year were the annual Christmas bazaar, Christmas dinner and a Guest Day during which the high school home economics students were the guests of the home economics students.of N.M.C.E. In early Spring some of the members attended Home Economics conven- tions held in Lansing and Detroit. Later, the seniors who were graduating were initiated into the American Home Economics Association during a formal candlelight ceremony. FIRST ROW: Robert Pelkie, Tom Peters, Paul Gingrass. Ron Peltier. Ivan Ryan, Vlc Fochesato, Gary Arvo. SECOND ROW: Shirlee Seppala, Helen Williams. Nan Maki, Dorothy Bisque, Naomi Roush, Ioanne Becker. THIRD ROW: Richard Sanford. lerry Pangrazzi, Ted Houle, Sam Boqarin, Axel Anderson, Lou Myetski, Gil Canals. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB The Physical Education Club has as its aim better social and professional relationships among members of the department. This year members of the club have visited the Holy Family Orphange to teach games and rhythms to the children. As the Peninsulan goes to press, the Club is making plans to attend a national physical education conference at Indianapolis. FIRST HOW: Albert Heino. Donald Hakala. Frank Lucci, Lawrence Beltrame. Douglas Nordin. Donald Pascoe. SECOND ROW: Keith Gaboury, Barbara Hassenger, Bill Iennings. Shigeko Nish- ihara, Lloyd Nault, Betty Pynnonen. THIRD ROW: David Nelson. Frank Moody. Iames Moody. Robert Seppala, Arnold Bolin. Dr. O'Dell. SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB The Social Science Club, open to majors and minors in all the social science fields, highlighted its program this year with a Christmas party at Dr. O'Dell's: a luncheon meeting with visiting lecturer Margaret Meade: the annual dinner with Walter Gries, of the State Board of Education: and a spring picnic. FIRST ROW: Emil Munter. Marcia Hicks, Charles Bartels, Shirley Vedin, Marvin Heitman, Dorothy Davis. SECOND ROW: Margaret McCollom. Elizabeth Superko, Mrs. Rubin de la Borbolla, Shigeko Nishihara, Clara Farwell, Aliceylohnson. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club, comprised of those majoring or minoring in the Span- ish language, enjoyed a very successful 1953-1954 season. The meetings are designed to further fluency in the language and interest in Spanish literature and customs. The activities of the club were planned with this goal in view and included such things as short plays done in Spanish, group singing of Spanish songs, and the annual Spanish Christmas party. LEFT TO RIGHT: Byron Benz, Evelyn Anderson, Dorothy Larson. Margaret McCollom, Miss Loubert Patricia Marley. FRENCH CLUB The 1953-1954 season of the French Club of Northern Michigan College of Education enjoyed one of its most successful years. Welcoming as its mem. bers all those majoring or minoring in French, the club meets once a month and is guided toward more fluent speech and enjoyment of French by its advisor, Miss Loubert. The activities for the year included group singing and game playing after the regular meetings. Of course, French was the only language spoken during these meetings. The years activities were concluded by an informal dinner given by Miss Loubert at which a French menu was featured. OTHER ACTIVITIES FIRST ROW: Barbara DuBord. Helen Williams, Arlene Koehler, Margaret Corcoran, Mimie Iodocy SECOND ROW: Phyllis Talbot, Shigeko Nishihara, Ioanne Becker. GIRLS' GRGANIZATION OF CAREY HALL Carey Hall has once again gone through another year with much success. The social season this year was initiated with decorations, a float, Open House, and the tea for Homecoming. This year we have had regular monthly special dinners, accompanied by quests and appropriate decorations. The Christmas Caroling Party, followed by a dance and refreshments, was enjoyed by all. In April a tea was held for the faculty and their wives. We again held Open House on March 30 for Senior Day. The second semester at Carey Hall was climaxed with the annual spring dinner at which the new officers were introduced and initiated to their offices. This brought to a close another year under the capable guidance and cooper- ation of Mrs. Iames Sherman. LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Hakala, ludy Olson, David Nelson, Mr. Roberts, Glenda Paris, Byron Ren: DEBATE At the end of the year, Northern's Debate Team will have participated in three forensic conferences. Mr. Forest Roberts is advisor to the group. The team took part in the tournament held at Northwestern University February 13 and came out with a high rating. Teams were rated not only on points brought out during discussion or debate but also on the manner of presentation. On March 12 and 13 the debaters participated in the annual Delta Sigma Rho Discussion and Debate Conference, held at the University of Wisconsin. Thirty-three colleges and universities were represented at the conference. On Northern's affirmative team were Glenda Paris and Byron Renz, and on the negative were Don Hakala and David Nelson. The national question for dis- cussion was Resolved: That the United.States Should Adopt a Policy of Free Trade. Byron Renz won first place in the men's division of the Radio Newscasting event at the Delta Sigma Rho Conference. The climax of this seasons debating activities was the Invitational Tour- nament at Central Michigan College on March 27. There were no conventional judges at this tournament but the debaters were rated by the audience and by opponent debaters. FIRST ROW: Alice Eldred, Nancy McKevitt. Wilma Maki, Leonore Isdebskl, Lauriann Gant. Claire Iohnson. SECOND ROW: Ethel Polo, Phyllis Porter, Mlmie Iodocy. Iohn Ogren. Robert Seppala, Clyde Peterson, Dr. O'Dell. Nancy Neisius. Kay Bergstrom, Mary Solka. Helen Williams. K APPA DELTA PI This year we started on a program to locate our alumni. We invited alumni in this area to several meetings. Outside speakers Kincluding our own member, Dr. Halverson, on his European tripl made out programs very interesting. In March, Leonore Isdebski and Lauriann Gant represented our group at the National Convention on the Purdue campus. . We presented our annual freshman award to Geraldine Sundelius for her outstanding scholastic achievement as a freshman. ti. . . FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Iim Him, Vic Fochesato. Paul Ging T p Ron Iohnson, Bob Monck, Adrian Anqlim. SECOND ROW: 'loctmlflililr-OmToj!eCvZvl.'.owe Maclean grazzi, lack Mishica. Axel Anderson, Bob Pelkie, Ivan Ryan. 'THIRD ndvtlulscm B ry' .Iemf Pm' Tomasi, Coach Money, Lou Myelski, David Belqor, Carl nwlmmm Fd. Iulmmr3xgal:l:1.iI.r-orqn ' ' 51 . Flrvny Fletcher. Cory Hartbarqer, lack Fletcher VARSITY N CLUB The men of Northern who have earned major letters in college Spgrts make up the membership of the N Club. Their aim is to promote and back many types of activities at the college. Some of their perennial duties have included ushering, collecting tickets, and passing out programs at school func- tions. Each year the Club collects money at one basketball game for the March of Dimes fund. This year the N Club sponsored two special track meets, one of which was a Conference meet of nearby colleges. In the fall the Club also was host to high school football players at a banquet. Irma Leppanen, Nancy McKevitt, Helen Williams. Ioan Corbett, Marjorie Uhlinger, Ioanne Becker STUDENT GIRLS' LEAGUE All of the girls enrolled at Northern belong to the Student Girls' League. Each class is represented on the council by girls chosen in a spring election. The League works to establish friendly relations among its members and to broaden student life. The Student Girls' League takes an active part each year in preparations for Homecoming, the annual foyer Christmas party, and the spring Rose Ceremony held in honor of the girls who will be graduated during the coming year. FIRST ROW: Mr. Uhlinger, IoAnn Greig. Nancy Noisius. Paul Gingrass. Helen Williams, Ierry Pangrazzi. SECOND ROW: Bob Kline, Ted Houle, Cory Hartbarger, Sam Bogqfinl Lowe MacLean Ed Kuivinen, John Oqren. STUDENT CDUNCIL As the council is the voice oi the students in the government of the school, each class elects three members to the council for the year. The Council strives to promote better relations between the students and faculty, and works to improve the school as a whole. In their attempt to accomplish this, the council became a member of the National Student's Association. This membership was the result of a trip taken by some council members to Ann Arbor in December, 1951. ln December of the next year, the council took an active part in the N.S,A. convention at Detroit. Activities of the'year included a pre-Homecoming pep session which was a Kangaroo Court held for the freshmen as a conclusion of the freshman initia- tion program, sponsored by the council. Each year the council has a dinner at the close of the second semester for both the old and the new members. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Hassenqer, Iiak Tan, Maxine Baab, Norine Cleary. Betty Beyers, Sue Gollinger, Joy Collins, Judy Olson. Virginia Hintsala, Martha Moran, Ann Sword. SECOND ROW: Carol Nelson. Iohn Major, Mary Ann Plrhonen, lane Fine, Mtss Beaman, Olive Murphy, Willard Carne, Grace Betters. THlRD ROW: Bob Kline, Mary Lou Plattenberg, Iohn Calo, Pat Nieme, Don McFarlane, Bill McGraw, Dave Mahowald. Marjorie Meehan, Itm Fuller, Ioan Ltndholm, Barry Torreano. MASQUERS One of the most active organizations on campus is Northern's dramatic club, more widely known as the Masquers. Each semester the club's activities center around the presentation of a play for the pleasure of both the student body and the community. To make a play a success any Masquer can tell you it takes the com- bined efforts ot everyone working on the set, costumes, properties, lighting, sound, and many other committees. In the fall the club presented one night's entertainment in the form of three one-act plays, Curse You, Jack Dalton, The Devil and Daniel Webster, and Three Pills in a Bottle. The featured highlight of the second semester was the presentation of the Greek tragedy, Antigone, A special treat for the stu- dent body was the program written, produced, and acted by the members of Masquers. t An annual party in the spring plus the break down parties after the final curtain has closed add to the lighter side of the club's program. 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Buslnens Manager The group above, pictured at a typical News make-up meeting, have contributed much in publishing the campus newspaper this year. Meet- ing the deadline . . . on the beat . . . assignments posted . . . checking the galley proofs . . . and using Cico on the strips are all familiar experiences to these Northern news-nosers. g A W 909 occ-ici' my of WI, V003 To Q oqx t 559 X W5 d.pV' 4' -s ceb,,JS qpfozox -Ska X469 509 , ww ,m v'9 ':.-.6 ivioofw fl' -10 -4 wb 4:0 'egvpifwbi 99? 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Or perhaps one could begin smearing rubber-glue on the hands Gnd, quite incidentally, on the pictures. In retrospect, of course, it was all fun--even the lack of typewriters, shortage of glue, and the last-minute flurry of activity the day before deadline. tn 'lt,,5g:y-,, f ,usp-EF.. 'J '-:FLT . ,. M . 4 Y. ' r ' D Ufocber an dan M50 Literary Editor, Rachel Bellinger : - X axk fp 'N M? all R5 t X' ' - v - f J r Anhui' wiki An gd. T-' Im, Ho Donna V V cz Maki, A Jensen nn Sword El . who Bl Ockl M Qfmie pe fefsen I1 SEA'1'ED:Ianet Fredrickson, Helen Iohanson, Betty Collins, Kathy Nichols. Eleanor Cassette. Delaine Bishop, Shirley Anderson, Shirley Deschaine. STANDING: Mary DeGaynor, Lorraine Kazlateck, Ioan lppolite, Alice Laakso, Marilyn Hon, Noreen Belanger. WINOVETS Originally made up of wives of veteran students, Winovets has now been expanded to include all wives living in the Vetville area. It serves to provide social activities for members and their families. ' During the year the club sponsored a family Christmas party, a bake sale, and a rummage sale. i FIRST ROW: Nancy Turovaara, Bonita Dolan, Lois Lassila, Betty McGregor, Barbara Medlyn, Carol Coombes, Nancy Kjellgren. SECOND ROW: Helen Pakka. Iudy Krieg, Helen Piirainen, LaVerne Sommers, Jacqueline Strand, Barbara Lompre. Nancy Iohnson. THIRD ROW: Ann Iohnson, Ianet Iohnson, Carol Argall, Lois Luoma. Melvina Moore, Nancy Brander. Alyce Oja, Priscilla Manley, Donamay Garceau, Nancy Hangas. ST. LUKE. S NURSES The student nurse of the St. Lukes Nurses Home takes six of her pre- paratory classes at Northern Michigan College of Education. While attending Northern, the prospective nurse enjoys all the priveleges of a regular student. The nurses were the creators of the second place homecoming float and loyal supporters of the Northern Wildcats. Upon completion of her training the student nurse is eligible to take the State Board Examinations and become a Registered Nurse. -5: . , , A R, gs., wx xv, -. . 55- fl-552, , 'J' ,Aer .. ., .X,,, ,.7igI2,1L, 5, ' ff-S?3AEGfsf,2?. fwxsgfrrev., , : ' rlesiibsfgliqmwwvs 1 gy -Q-1. tb. 'SA V.- .. I-l13QQ'Xg9iQ93- ,'J,,'gg'sx.Qf , , N -,wgwf :tw Qligwb 'Tiny , Ezfift' -.i - . 9-X Z1QQfJe:g45.rli:5PE-23 TV PQ 3 - 14 -12:15 . . ik-f +A . ,N..,, 3 . , ,,,,,,.1...., . :-f'.,:fqq,:'s, Q, Y 'emi . wr 'Z' .v V www,-gags. 'A 5 ,JL vm V, ' - ibm-,3..'1.,- -K. F ,, 261324, L: . ,A',. .Y .wi U . W - 1: if 'Z 'E V V P 1 x 5251, Y N Egg ,595 wilxf rj '-f 'JIM f-33,3 3, ,gf , Y ilizfifwtiwi- 3 '.-new-A: mf - , - si? gy.:-.'T'9..'s y ,. is K rgfk-Kzxik , ' 'ff mn gag 1. 1'-H M +P .Em -2 1-, h x K X , Q DEPARTMENT BAND Iames DelMet, Sue Gollinger, Ronald Patron, Robert Kline, Douglas Erikson, Mr. Uhlinger: David Laakso, David Stimac, William Savola, Iohn Calo, Martha Moran. Margaret Corcoran. lack Chown, Richard Schultz, Mary Trolla, Iames Ozzello, Davis Bodine, Ronald Smith, Mary Hoffman. Ioyce Fiedler, Marilyn Fcull, Don McFarlane, Ronald Talvitie. Pat Seppala, Edgar Holmgren, Iames Bourgeous, Olive Murphy: Melvin Karanen, Marcia Hicks, Iohn Major, Ianice Gibson. any J-15, .,1,,i'Q,?'7Q'q1 f'.-.tw is xAfgw4 '-,-,- .jg f, 5a'MqU1'.h9'u ' 'ggufxx T. Ray's Marching Band 1953-1954 was another busy year for the mem- bers of the music department and those students who participated in the large groups. The Marching Band performed at all home foot- ball games and the Pep Band provided music at the home basketball games. A new idea was initiated during the football season when several high school bands were featured during the halves of the games. A total of 12 different bands, numbering almost 700 students participated in this First Annual High School Band Day. During the first semester, the traditional Christ- mas Concert was presented on Sunday, December 13. to a large, appreciative audience. The College Choir and the Northern Community Symphony Orchestra shared the concert. The Fifth Annual Klef Klub Snow- ball was held on Friday evening, lanuary 15, in the Lee Hall Ballroom. Five different dance orchestras provided the music for dancing, A String Ensemble, a Hillbilly Polka Group, a 14-piece Dance Band, a small be-bop combo and closing with the College Little Symphony Orchestra. The Collegiate Chorale and several vocal soloists were featured during the evening's dancing. The College Concert Band performed twice in Ianuary. An evening concert was presented on lanu- ary 19. The other appearance was during the day as a student assembly program. During the Spring term. the Concert Band appeared in an evening concert and traveled to Iron Mountain, Kingsford, Norway. Menominee and Stephenson for tour concerts in the high schools. The College Choir and the Northern Community Symphony Orchestra presented a concert together on April 6. On May 27 the Collegiate Chorale ape peared with the Northern Community Symphony Orchestra which also featured Phyllis Porter, pianist, William Savola, violinist. and Iohn Calo, tenor. These soloists were accompained by the orchestra. The annual spring tour of the College Little Symphony Orchestra, Collegiate Chorale. and varied soloists was taken in the Copper County area of the Upper Peninsula. The Collegiate Chorale had a busy schedule performing at banquets and concerts. The group traveled to Chicago during the mid-semester vacation to see and hear several outstanding musical performances. The year closed with student recitals featuring Edgar Holmgren, David Laakso, lames Ozzello, Phyl- lis Porter, and William Savola, instrumentalists, and lohn Calo, Robert Kline, and David Stimac, vocalists. During the Baccalaureate and Commencement Grad- uation Exercises, the College Choir, Orchestra, solo- ists and ensembles were presented. ORCHESTRA Ruth Nordine, Dr. Niemi, Edwardllohnson, Melvin Karanen, David Stimac, Douglas Erikson. David Lqqkso, Mary Trolla, Ronald Smith, James Ozzello, Iames Bourgeous: Ronald Talvitie, Ioyce Fiedler, Pat Seppala, Ioan Harju, John Major, Iohn Calc, Teresa Rose, Mary Worth. Iohn Chown: Nancy Ostman, Ruth Easley, William Savola, Mary Plattenberg. Nancy Sorenson. LaVerne Sommers. 93 X N WM 'Q p r r l 1 . 'V' , A duet: Chickie and the vanished virtuoso Will it pay for the Essex, Iohn? .-1, if S-'J ll in . ua vwi' 1.-,mn vs 5 ,Ks ,, ww, W4 lg 1 K H ll 1 X Ng I f I rf '- , X l' xl 'W ,,l'i NX X x X f .Q ,,y,.,,,,.., ,..,,, . ...V ..., .,f..Y....,5......,.,,3.., -.., - 3 Homey lighting arrangement Playing games at your age T. Ray, or preparing for band day? , wi COR ogwq O F4 Mar. Wu X 7 hristmas NNk O Come All Ye Faithful! N96 0 N Gee Whiz, S N . 'F . 'Unto 1 09' x Q9 Foyer Part 4 W 96 5 F 0 R R A 0 T R A E I N R 1- D 'f I T E I S E S E Q Q l FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Holman, Helen Williams, Nancy Neisius, Barbara Nelson, Dayke Graves, Gayle Starkey. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marie Strucel, Barbara DuBord. Phyllis O'Connor, Annette Pierce, Margaret Corcoran, Ioyce Sundquist. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Iudy Bartol, Ioanne Becker, Carolee Oas, Ioie Townsend, Ann Sword, Louise Iodocy. BETA OMEGA TAU SORORITY The Beta Omega Tau Sorority has striven for the attributes of sincerity, loyalty, reliability and understanding, since its beginning in 1923. Some of the activities of this year were the rushing parties, the candle- light initiation, and participation in the annual tour-sorority dance. As part of the homecoming activities, the Betas helped decorate the campus and entered cr float in the parade. The Beta chefs Regal couple Hungry, children? FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Iune Holmquist, Barbara Harvey. Dorothy Larson, Nancy Sorenson. Shirlee Seppala, Elaine Anderson. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: lean Boyer. Claire Schaefer. Kathleen Butler. Greta Anderson. Phyllis Talbot. Carol Corn. Janice Gibson. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Hunt, Marilyn Faull. Mary Beyers. Dorothy Slosson, Ruth Rintala. Mary Anderson, Marie Godell, Mary Cybulski. N , ------.,q STANDING: Susanne Brungraber. Yvonne Iacques, Ianet Messenger, Betty Superko, Gloria Maki, Ioan MacLean, Bev Dean. SITTING: Ellen Hakala, Kathy Olson, Pat Marley, Marmie Petersen, Ian Overholt, Mary Ann Pirhonen, Anita Walsh, Nancy Ostman, Marina Hooper. CEGMER SEG Since its beginning in April, 1923, the principal aim ol the Cegmer Seq Sorority has been the promotion of sisterhood among Northern women. The characteristics desired by its members are character, scholarship, friendship, love, loyalty, cheeriulness, kindness, integrity, and perseverance. The Seg's social activities for the year consisted of two fall rushing parties, participation in two tri-sorority iorrnals, and the customary Waterfront Cafe all-school social. aff' Pledge Ribbons Hymg gi M Q rj ri A ..g W 6 Or xxn91e,5e V I Sffronr O oov' Q e STANDING: Betty Superko. Gloria Maki, Ioan MacLean, Mary A nn Plrhonen, Kathy Olson, Icmet Messenger, Yvonne lacques. SITTING: Ian Overholt, Bev Dean, Pat Marley. Anita Walsh. El len Hakala, Nancy Ostman, Marina Hooper, Marmie Petersen, Su sanne Brungraber. 0 V .A X F N 1 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Bergstrom, Ioan Lindholm, Phyllis Porter, Nancy Tauses, Donna Underhill, Mrs. Wilmer. SE- COND ROW: Marcia Hicks, Doris Tormala, Irma Maki, Iane Fino, Barbara Mattson, Betty Ann Pynnonen. THIRD ROW: Ioan Freeman, Sylvia Ve-din, Lois Lee, Helen Owens, Barbara Snoad, Margaret Perin, Pat Shanley, Donna Iensen. Terry Doyle, Ianis Tibor. DELTA SIGMA NU The Delta Sigma Nu Sorority is the oldest sorority on Northern's campus, having been organized on March 17, 1923, and this year celebrated its thirty-first birthday. The Delta Sigma Nu is dedicated to the intellectual, spiritual, and moral development of its members. Their annual Back-to-School Dance started the sorority's activities for th.is year. They had two rush- ing parties, of which one was a Shakespearean Tea. The Deltas also held a Christmas Dinner Dance, a caroling party, a skating party, and cr Spring Dinner Dance. This group has also helped in various all- school projects. Besides entering a float in the parade, they also decorated the library breezeway for Home- coming. The members have ushered at the Commun- ity Concerts, and have sold tags to raise funds for the Bay Cliff Health Camp. ,tw , L l'.L.L.4 BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Easley, Arlene Jarvis, LaVerne Simonen, Mary Lou Brumm. Olive Murphy, Marjorie Uhlinqer. Ioy Collins, Sue Gollingcr, Norine Cleary, Ruth Platzke. FRONT ROW: Betty Beyers, Ianis Wagner, Elenore Gieser, Grace Ogren, Iudy lacobson, Rita Struthers. 2 10,0 You, the Night, and the Music-Christmas Fcmlcrsy, 1953 .mtbl -51'-: V . if I-iff' , Q. X. 1- ., -x N A' H116 x ,djna .. ... .. ...N ..,.,,,Wa1om The art of balancing There are smiles .... Alumni! THIRD ROW: Kay Reavle, Mary Ann Hoffman, Antonette Kenny, Mary Trolla, Shigeko Ntshihara, Delores Prestay, Elaine Block, Bernice McNeely, Helen Andrews. SECOND BOW: Mrs. Plough. Maxine Raab. Pat Niemi, Mary Lou Plattenberg, Lauriann Gant. Grace Batters, Mrs. Gant. FIRST BOW: Iudy Olson, Dorothy Bisque, Clarice Woods. GAMMA PHI ALPHA The Gamma Phi Alpha Sorority is celebrating its twenty-sixth birthday this year. The maintenance oi high scholastic standards, friendliness to all stu- dents, and the furthering of Northern's best interests are the chief objectives of this sorority. The annual rushing parties held by the sorority enable the Gam- ma's to become better acquainted with the new women at Northern and to help them to adjust to school. The events this year included the Coronation Ball, the dressing of a doll, the pledging ceremony, the four-sorority Christmas dance, the candlelight initia- tion, and the spring formal. The year's activities closed with a sorority picnic and outing. ig ffff 4 R u. . N' .V x , f ':7:lf?f'7'f Gcxmmadolls at Tri-sorority Dance KW! f 4 'f ' - ,,.,,pqru .'j -'Q ! i-', L .g,, '-,ff '-fibisg ' .195-:Y',Qxf4k Q-,N ' 1- ff-f 4 bw -mi-' fu , J' A' fwivl a qw V ,, .qi :,5,jn.s ff , P. - wi . -ff , . ,bfi -QV ' Glad ihey're not cooking for me! ALPHA PHI OMEGA IOTA CHI CHAPTER FIRST ROW: Dr. Hilton, Al Dulour, Terry Tibor, Iames Gleason, Walter Dabelc, Mr. Pearrnan. SE- COND ROW: David Westlund, Gene Rigotti, Doug Erickson, Ioe Sutter. Curtis Olson, Ioe Evexard Iohn Slapp, Herb Hamlin. Dave Gallinetti. Jay Bates. FIRST ROW: K. A. Wahtera. C. E. Blackwell, Terry Tihor, Al Dufour. Harry Rajala. Walter Dqbeck SECOND ROW: Al Skewls. Chuck Harju, Don Halcala. Al Heino, Wm. McGraw. Ted Houle. Iaclr Clark. Ted Swanson, Palmer Swanson. Bob Shanley, Iolm Ogren. Bob Hero, Keith Kepler, The purpose of the Alpha Phi Omega fraternity is to promote service among the student body. the fraternity members, the community and to the nqtionn It is the only fraternity of national recognition at Northern. Sometof the services which were performed during the past year meg helping freshmen get oriented to college: sponsoring bon-fire for homecoming and the first tug-oi-war between upper and lower classes: sponsoring the annual A.P.O. Christmas dance: aiding the Boy Scouts at Klondike Derbys and merit badge shows: watching the fences at football games: helping freshmen girls unload their baggage: helping with the Charity Ball. ' FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Balzarini, Mr. Heimonen, Leslie Peterson, Dave Stimcc, Bob Dianda, Tom Fisher. BACK ROW: Bill Savola, Burt Parolini, Ronald Patron. Craig Olson, Dennis Beauchamp. lim Ozzello, Iohn Oqren. THETA OMICRON RHO FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Iohn Courtney, Dave Mahowdld, Iames Kane, Ed Iohnson. Barth Richards. BACK ROW: Richard Derusha. Melvin Keranen, Iames Fuller, Mark LaBonte, Peter Findley, Derek McEvers. t the 'mem 'H 1uik9Y Tiog- . ' O me budtes wer '-10' Theta Funeral Procession--a dead issue. The Theta Omicron Rho Fraternity was founded in 1914 to develop a fraternal spirit among its members and to promote high intellectual, moral, and social standards. The biggest attraction of the fraternity this year was the bienniel Minstrel Show, both written and produced by its members. The Thetas also sponsored a Christmas formal, a Halloween party, an Easter party, and a Spring Dinner Dance. Besides these organized events they also had many informal week-end gatherings. 0 FIRST ROW: Ivan Ryan, Ierry Pengrazzi, Tom Peters, Ted Gawry, Ron Johnson, Will Came, Axel Anderson, Lawrence Beltrame, Marvin Tollelson. SECOND ROW: Edward Dudo. Robert Kline David Nelson, Mr. McCollum, Mr. Zwemer. Lowe MacLean, Gilbert Carlson. TRI MU FRATERNITY The Tri Mu Fraternity was organized in 1922, and since then has aimed to promote high physical, social, intellectual, and moral standards, and to develop a fraternal spirit among its members. Each year the Tri Mu sponsors an all-school Halloween party: a fall dinner-dance: a biennial stage production, the Brite Lites : and an active pledging program, which has been devoted to building a larger and stronger fraternity. wa- , .ww l l FIRST ROW: Lou Myefski, Frank Lucci, Gil Canale. Charles Papin, Erwood Slade, Roben Sqvem Charles Pearson. Paul Beauparland. SECOND ROW: Ronald Peltier. Pa! Flaniqan, Sam Boqarin: Mr. McCollum. Mr. Zwemer. Tom Cook. James Schnerder. tx ' JV! Wh ark 'he Are they loaded Cdicel? IDQH e r Axe 1, is it CQ O Ufsjde? 'QS 0 x o R E 0 L R I G Q A I N 0 I U Z S A T I O N S 114 FIRST ROW: Louise Hall, Doloris Vertz. Davis Bodine. Douglas Nordin, Ieanette lngebrigtsen, Elaine Saari. SECOND ROW: Ieanne Swinqle, Muriel Galer. Claire Iohnson, Shirlee Seppala. Martha Moran, Shirley Strom, Rose Dittrich. INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP The Intervarsity Christian Fellowship is an international organization with chapters at many colleges and universities all over the world. The chief aim of this inter-denominational organization is to promote the Christian faith. Northern's I.V.C.F. chapter participated in many activities this year. In September they were represented at the conference held at Michigan Tech, Houghton. They sponsored a Back-to-School party, an outing at Presque Isle, and a Christmas party. They also had several special services with guest speakers representing different churches. During the second semester, the Ioint l.V.C.P. Conference with Michigan Tech Chapter was held at Northern for the purpose of discussing problems common to both groups. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIG!-t'l: Iviary Ann Pirhonen, Rose Dittrich. Iacqueline Consul, Ann Sarkela Nancy Iohnson, Nancy Hangas, Ianet Iohnson. Alice Iohnson. SECOND ROW: Claire Iohnson, lrma Maki. Iohn Ogren, Virginia Hintsala, Dr. Schaefer. Helen Owens, Davis Bodine. THIRD ROW: Alyce Oja, Lois Louma, Ethel Polo. Shirlee Seppala, William Savola. Anne Charter. Harry Rajala, Mary Lou Brumm, Nelie Anne Schaeler, Laverne Sommers, Helen Piirainen. 1 L. S. A. The Lutheran Students Association promotes fellowship among Lutheran students at Northern. Besides the regular business meetings, the group also attends Sunday services at the local Lutheran churches. The L.S.A. also has discussions and movies concerning topics of interest to the students. One such movie followed bv a discussion was-about Lutheran World Action. The group took part in the Homecoming activities and sponsored several outings, including one at the Ishpeming Winter Sport's Area. A Sunrise Breakfast at Presque Isle is an annual event for the L.S.A. V FIRST ROW: Iames Him, Iohn Calo, Priscilla Marley, Sue Gollinger, Norine Cleary, Bettey Beyers, Marjorie Meehan. Peggy De- Cook' NUUCY Klellgfent DOHGUIUY Gurceuu. lfmiCe Tiber, Nancy Tauses, Ralph Coen, Peter Valek. SECOND ROW: Walter Dabeck, Kathleen Butler. Pat Shanley. Jack Clark. Ioan Corbett, Ted Houle, Rita Struthers. Evelyn Ann Anguilm, Pat Flanniqan. THIRD ROW: Barth Richards. David Stimac, Ioe Dahlstrom. David Gallinetti, Bill McGraw, Al Dufour, Frank Lucci. Mark LaBonte, Tiny gngltm, Ed Lubamersky, Bob Savera, Patrick Wood, Iohn Mishica, Bob Shanley, Gene Rigotti, Don Kangas, Tom Houle, Francis aron. NEWMAN CLUB The Newman Club is the campus organization which aims at keeping the Catholic students in spiritual, intellectual, cultural, and social contact with their church. Organized in 1926, the Newman Club is an affiliate of the Newman Club Federation, which is a national association and a part of the National Catholic Welfare Council located in Washington D.C. The Newman Club at Northern recently transferred membership from the Ohio Valley Province to the North Central Province in this area. Regular meetings are held on the campus on the third Tuesday of each month. The Newman Club sponsors Sunday suppers, communion breakfasts, an annual retreat, and other religious and social gatherings. ' - I ev u .am FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Doyle, Dorothy Slosson, Marina Hooper, Katherine Olson, Pat Morley, Anita Walsh. Ann Sword, Margaret Corcoran, Marie Strucel. Dorothy Bisque. SECOND ROW: Phyllis O'Connor, Mimie Iodacy. Mary Beyers, lean Boyer, Iackie Strand, Miss Loubert. THIRD ROW: Dolores Prestay, Eugenia Ghiczrdi, Nancy Neisius, Theresa Rose, Dorothy Davis, Ruth Easley. loan Del-lut. , FIRST ROW: Dorothy Larson, Marlene Seidl. Sliigeko Nishihara, Marmie Petersen, Alice Eldred, Ioan MacLean. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Hornung. Leonore lsdebski, Curt Blackwell, Mr. Jones. Iiak Tan Ioy Collins. THIRD ROW: Herb Hamlin, Ioyce Fiedler. Dorothy Crase. Geraldine Sunde- lius Lowe MacLean, Phyllis Talbot. Nancy Sorenson, Mary Orciva. Leroy Murley. WESLEY FOUNDATION The Wesley Foundation, an affiliate of the Methodist Church, aims to promote Christian fellowship and a closer contact with the Christian faith. This organization has a supper meeting every Sundaylduring the school year. The first semester activities of this group included various outings, the annual Christmas tea for the faculty, and a participation in the church-wide Christian program held in December. Religions of Democracy was the topic of a series of talks for the spring schedule. Speeches on Methodism, Presbyter- ianism, Catholicism, Lutheranism, Judaism, and the Baptist religion were given. A delegation also attended the Michigan Student Christian Convocation in lower Michigan in April. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: lane Fine, Mrs. L. O. Gant, Mr. L. O. Gant, Donna Underhill, Lauriann Gant. SECOND ROW: Carol Brightsman, Louise Hall, Elenor Gieser. WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP The Young People's Westminster Fellowship was organized to provide an opportunity for Presbyterian young people of college age to meet in Christian fellowship. The organization meets regularly at the church on Sunday evenings along with its advisers, Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Gant, for supper and a devotional program. During the year the members take part in a varied program of a Christ- mas Eve Service, Sunrise Breakfast, World Day of Prayer Service, out-door activities, movies, speakers and Bible study. xx, . Charity Ball Northern's first Charity Ball was held this year on December 4. 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V. Red Money NMCE NMCE NMCE N MCE NMCE NMCE NMCE RECORD Oshkosh Ohio No. Univ. Michigan Tech Ferris Northland Bethel Mission House 1953 WILDCATS Buckiield Coach Mugqs Gingrass Manager George Tomasi .,1 f ,gf Q H I I. 4 l , W . VA , ' 1 Co-Captain Axel Anderson , Co-Captam lerry Pangrqzzi 1 Q '- 4 . ' 'mf , A A. :W I A Q, ' ,I fg 55?-i?,x'9 .W . 1 A -gf-'fi .'f,1,' . lf-il' I -,fc Twmer Af. A 5 .' FU A, Gildo Canale njfilf' f gg-1t 'y. ' - ' 4' 'Wi ' 2 -4' ' flfrig' A spa. .A 4 1' 1 -4 1 affewf' A e mfii ,?,g1jJ5Q'2.f,Qi. 5.4: 3 ,A Q1 7 '1- f .A . ' ' ' Mos! Valuable H 1 t I umor s 126x Bill Iennings Iohn Mismca Football X x With four of its seven games played away and the switch back to the one platoon system the 1953 football season iound the Wildcats one of the most traveled teams in the school's history. Opening the season against Oshkosh they ran up the highest score ot the season, 36 to 24. They traveled next to Ohio Northern University and there failed to cash in on several scoring op- portunities. The final score read even up 7-7. The next game was at home, against the boys irom Houghton. Before the Cats realized that they were playing on a football field they were on the short end of an 18-0 deficit. It really looked hope- less. The hall ended 18-6. But the team proved it had the determination to win. The second half Northern completely outplayed Tech. Northem scored again. The scoreboard registered 18-12. It stayed that way till the final 12 seconds. when Northern plowed over to tie the score 18 all. Now the vital extra point. lt could mean a win. The ball was snapped: everyone expected a kick. The whole Tech team came rushing to block the ball. But instead, Gingrass sailed o perfect pass into the outstretched hands of Axel Anderson. Final score 19-18. Final result - Pandamoniuml Feeling invincible after defeating Tech, the Cats traveled to Big Rapids. There. a scrappy Ferris team stunned Northern and the team re- turned on the short end of a 7-2 score. Realizing that a team can't live on the laurels of yesterday they geared themselves properly and in succes- sive weekends polished off Northland. Bethel, and Mission House College. The season ended with a 5 won. 1 lost, and 1 tied record. As 9 127 V r. VM ,M M. E 1 E Harv Harvey Fleicher End A 'v 128 Pete Thomas Peters Cenler 1 t Sam ' Sam Boqarin End 4'- ,A ..f I r J, -..-.r , M- ' 'P r ',. rv: 1 ' ' 'fn u . , ' 1 ,f ,f, Mi? f'..,1f1g,., A5 IQ M211 ll' Spencer Carlson Back Chauncey Hon Johnson Back Ernie Big Ed Ernest Pardon Edward Lubamersky Back Guard :gal - 1 T 45 nnohby.. Robert Hero Back .:x- Hf . A , ,I we r 1 -'P I ' , N l PZ, 1 H fiw . is I M naw Q. :I 1 gg 4 .1f....,, -V --1 - . m , Q James Sfichneider iff? Ay Q Back 7 '?14j.pgmjrvpfsmlg-A-ZQFAI I ' .. .. 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Bob Adrian Angllm Robert Monck Center Guard uGeneu Eugene Miller Back we.. .. , 'W 3' V ff wt? .u ,-,,.. 129 C eerleaders BACK: Ann Sword, Shirlee Seppala. FRONT: Doyle Graves, Ioyce Sundquist, Elaine Anderson. Phyllis O'Connor. Intramurals I Negaunee Knights, Champs! Tarzan watches one in Basketball Z BACK ROW: Ed Slade, mgr., lim Schneider, Tom Cook, Lowe MacLean, George Tomasi, Coach Money, Ed Lubamersky, Harvey Fletcher, Spencer Carlson, Gil Canale. FRONT ROW: Corny Sochay, Sam Bogarln. Axel Anderson. Bob Pelkie, Ted Houle, Ted Gawry, Wayne Nystrom, Bob Savera. lack Clark. The 19534954 version of the Northern Michigan College of Education Wildcats took the floor for the first time on December 9. Before the season was over. ten victories had been rung up against only six defeats. Suomi, 665 Aircraft, Mission House, and the Uni- versity of Mexico were all soundly trounced. by the Cats before the boys ran in on the Tech Huskies. The trip up to Houghton was long and took a lot out of the boys, because their first loss was administered. Rebounding quickly, the Cats trounced North- land and the Service boys before bumping into Eau Claire. The boys from the Beer State simply had too much height, and they tipped the fighting Cats t0 their second loss. Semester time, and the annual trip to the south- land: results, one win and three losses. The Cats were dumped three straight times by close scores before bouncing back to tromp Aurora College quint. Com- ing north again, the Wildcats gained revenge by tipping Ferris Institute. Tech came to Northern-and they went--with a win. Wins over Northland and Suomi climaxed a very good season. Probably the highlight of the whole season was Northern's first victory in international competition. On lanuary 8 the Wildcats met and defeated the University of Mexico. Half-time ceremonies included the presentation of the key to the City of Marquette by the Mayor to the Mexican team. Speaking excel- lent English, the captain of the team thanked every- one for the very friendly welcome, and said that it was the most cordial reception his team had received in the United States. 131 Gildo Canale Northern 81 Northern 107 Northern 84 Northern 80 Northern 75 RECORD Suomi Air Corps Mission House U. of Mexico Michigan Tech Corny Sochay Bob Savera Harvey Fletcher 132 Northern 65 Northland Northern 89 Air Corps Northern 83 Eau Claire Northern 6 l Ferris Northern 61 Vincennes Northern 72 Oakland City Northern 82 Aurora Northern 90 Ferris Northern 70 Michigan Tech Northern 97 Northland Northern 105 Suomi 1 302 1070 Spencer Carlson -ww. 1 ,.t.,,,,.,,,..,, , 1. t, ra -Q ill. Woody Slade Tom Cook Sandy MacLean Sam Bogarin Iohn Clark 1. 1. AH. .HA ., N .. Ted Gcxwry Ce! . V 'Y - Cqrls on, Ed Luber me,sk Y Axel Anderson Wayne Nystrom Ted Houle ..I George Tomczsi x .11 Bob Penne lim Schneider . E E P Qs 2 K 'Bi -A in 134 Hdcat inder lnen ' . 4' . .. , I I , . 1 L . .. . .X ,M 1 1. I ,, 1, . ' -f lr , . .. ,. , ..,..., r, M g , g Q 1-.MONT ROW: Dave Hellqren, Corny Sochay, Lawrence Beltrame, Iohn Nordin, Sam Bogarin D Him, Jim Hem, Jerry Pangrazzi, George Tomasi, Axel Anderson, Robert Pelkie. Ted Houle Vic'Fog: asto. William Mannisto, Charles Bergstrom. SECOND ROW: Pierce Roberts tmgr.l, Cory ljlartbar - Ted Fellman, Lou Myelskl, Gary Arvo. Tom Cooke. Lowe MacLean, Tiny Angltm Gil Carlile' Eugene Miller, Phil Newmanen, Iohn Fletcher, Robert Monck, Coach Money. I ' With thirteen letter winners pacing them. Northern's victorious track squad participated in five track meets during the 1953 season. After choosing Dan Him as captain for the season, the team went on to compete successfully. i Those men who won letters were Dan Hirn, captain, Axel Anderson lim Hirn, Bob Pelkie, Ted Houle, Lowe MacLean, Iohn Fletcher, Vic Fochasato' George Tomasi, Ierry Pengrazzi, Bill Mannisto, Cory Hartbarger. Acting as manager was Pierce Roberts who also won a letter. 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