Republic High School - Hawk Yearbook (Republic, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

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'in' 'Eff MR BROWN MR CARNE MR DABECK N M N M N M A U o English 3 9 10 General Science Algebra Physics and 12 Biology Geography General Math Agriculture Arithmetic '7 and 8 WWX MR GALLINETTI MR. LAANINEN MISS LEAF B.S N.M . . N.M. . . . . N.M. . History and Hygiene '7 Drawing Industrial Spelling and Reading World History Arts Arts and Crafts English 7 Physical Education Head Librarian Coach MRS MCCLINTOCK MR NORDLING MRS PALOMAKI N M N M N M A M U o M M U o Home Economlcs Chorus Band MR PARKINSON N M Hlstory Dnver s T rammg Q I1 14.- MISS SALMINEN N M Shorthand Typmg Bookkeepmg B.S... . .c.E. AJ5.. . .c.E. B.S... . .c.E. . .. . f . A. .. . fM. ' , 4 ? R isfw, if P fi 1 B.S... . .c.E. B.s.. . .c.E. . . 1 I , ' , .. Sh 7' ,Ky . R -Y Supenntendent s Secretary MARCELLA TUOMI 1. 3 Cooks FLORENCE KERKELA EDNA ADAMS Jamtor CLIFFORD LAABS Bus Dr1vers CARL KOTANIEMI CHESTER BROWN ANDREW JACKOLA 4,2 ge 1150 1' 'Wm 'in 49-'41 4 J, ft Qs 'iv-X LESTER HENDRICKSON PAUL KAARRE KATHLEEN KANGAS Academrc Course Acadermc Course Commercral Course Annual Paper Staff Annual Paper Staff Annual Paper Staff AV Club Band Chorus Band Chorus Band Chorus Basketball Cheerleader Captarn Semor Play Cast Semor Play Cast Lrbrary Semor Class Secretary Basketball Sophomore Class Presrdent Semor Play Majorette BARBARA KERKELA WILLIAM KERKELA ROBERT KIRKER Commerclal Course Boys Vocanonal Boys Vocauonal Chorus Basketball Basketball Lrbrary Semor Play Stage Manager Semor Play Prompter Junior Class Vice President Senior Class President Freshman Class Treasurer Academ1c Course Academlc Course Commercral Course Annual Ass1stant Edrtor Basketball Annual Staff Edrtor AV Club Freshman Class Pres1dent Band Chofus Band Chow' Semor Class V1ce Presrdenr Cheerleader Cheerleader Sgphomgfe C1355 Vlce President Freshman Class Secretary Paper Staff Paper Staff Busmess Manager Iunror Class Presrdent Senror Sophomore Class Treasurer Semor Play Cast Semor Play Cast CLIFFORD MATTSON GEORGEANNA NURMI KAREN PANTTI Boys VOCHIIOHSI Academrc Course Academrc Course AV Club Annual Assrstanr Ed1tor Band, Chorus Band Chorus Paper Staff Cheerleader Senror Play ASSISIBHI Drrector Paper Staff Semor Play Cast - Lansing pu 111101. lxwlu ' ' ' ' I ' . . . 1 1 ' . . I WILLIAM SAARI Acade m1c Course 6 CLASS MOTTO We frnxsh to begrn CLASS COLORS Navy Blue and Gold CLASS FLOWER Yellow Carnauon SIN 6 Z MYRNA SKOGMAN Commercxal Course Chorus Lxbrary Semor Play Prompter LAWERENCE SULLIVAN THEODORE T UOMI Academrc Course Academrc Course Annual Paper Staff Annual Paper Staff AV Club if-J AV Club Band Chorus Z Iumor Class Secretary ' Iumor Class Treasurer Semor Play Cast Eg Xl A rg fx X A 6rClCZSJ- ff: 1 l 'x -G' of 1 1' 'KF '-9 'In funzors BENNY KIRKER 42 ...E i f . X M GARY KOSKI .5 sv- : 'if r vviv Aim 5 : Vul ' ' I ... X. 5 '.1' 2 J ' '- 4 ,' Jr 7 RA, wr 'Q . Av:-'um 5 'I 'Q R Q 5Y2 f ww' I - -. I' I ff DONNA AHTONEN LORRAINE ANTILLA MARILEE CAMPBELL BARBARA HART LENORE HINTSALA JOHN IANOFSKI MARION JOHNSON ROGER JOHNSON RACHEAL KAMPINEN RONALD KUMPULA ROBERT LAHTELA CARL LATVALA MARIA LAXO ARLENE LINNA DAVID MATTSON GEORGE MATTSON HANNAH NURMI LOIS NYBACK RICHARD OIA FAITH PETERSON MARLENE PRUSI SUSAN SAARI TED SHEPEARD TOM SMITH DELPHINE WAANAN EN Mrldred Augustson Sharon Bath Raymond Durant Ersel Hangas Steven Hrntsala Gerald Johnson Rlchard Iylha Ronald Kangas Darlene Kerkela James Kerkela Dorothy Koskr Ronald Koskr Karl Laamnen Delores Lmna Vrctor Lundstrom Larry Makr Mary Mak1 jean Nevala james Olander Donald Perna Drane Shepherd Kay Sullrvan Sharon Sulhvan Darren Tousrgnant Nancy Wrxtrom Sophomores Myrna Kerkela W R1chard Kerkela Dale Korte as W7 in. 'XX S QQ .4 , sv it . Y an A a f- S' 'st ? YI ' 1 1 f'+a,' l 1 '? 'ye' Xl Wh. on QW: Q 'QP 100 IUSY 1 Nelikn 'HN Q. ul N4 -gi' f Gilbert Ahtonen Linn Campbell Colleen Grant Shirley I-langas Robert Hexlala Jean I-lelwlg Curtis Hendrickson Frederrck Hintsala Freshmen R Janet Kangas 5 Wayne Koslu Donald KuJanen ' Paul Laxo Janet Lev1 Ronald Mattila Bernice Mattson Lawrence Mattson Ronald Nyback Melvin Perna Wayne Prusi George Ruuska Donald Schenk Dennis Sullivan Norman Vierela John Couve au Judy Couveau Susan Dubord Delores Durfee Paul Hooper Damel Jylha Ross Kaleva Mane Kampmen Drane Kerkela Faye Kerkela Fred Matula Rose Mattrla Jeamne Mattson Wrllram McC11ntock Carol Nrerm Elrzabeth Nremr Mae Nyback Duane 01a Kerth Perry Larry Phrlhps Shrrley Ruuska Kathy Saan Anthony Shepeard Clark Sullrvan Wrlharn Warhn Eighth Grade Manlyn Kerkela Shrela Laxo S :S-,3 sf' Q51 UL .fnlr A xx in l '? 1!'nQ - F' ' i ' ll Helen Hangas Yr -l '45 our Wai' 'Lvl' , Q.-ual L, A V ? V n' 1 . 'Q Seventh Grade T' 'i Donald Aho Albert Clavell Bette Jean Consul James Durant Dale Evans James Fowler Karen Granlund Michael Granlund Arlene Hakala Joy I-lakala Ann Johnson Susan Kostamo Kenneth Llnna Carolyn Lundstrom Dennrs Luoto Joanne Mackey D3V1d Mattrla Jay Mattrla Aurelra Mattson Rrta Nurmr Peggy Oren Roger Oja James Perry Carolyn P1et1la Danrel Rrnguette Ion Schrader Mary Sevegney Vugmra Sevegney Glenn Srrtola Carol Skogman Eugene Skogman Jay Steele Marrlyn Sullrvan Roger Wuokko Cynthra Wuorenmaa li 2. J xx KK 'X L R Q I . H ':., X, '1 ' I . at ,.,, f . 'gg fax QT IA ,Nx axi 59x 1 ' A bl A V! I ' 10556, XL 'Hs --as f Alf Commerczal The aim of the commercial department is to tram students who will enter the buslness world and also develop skills for an individual s own personal use Th1s course is divided into three different subjects One d1v1s1on of the commercial course is shorthand The first year class is for the purpose of learning the fundamentals of shorthand and also taking dtctation at low speeds Students must be able to take dictation at 60 w p m by the end of the year The advanced course, known as shorthand II deals Typtng is the second d1v1s1on of this course It consists of learning the funda mental skills necessary for anyone who wishes to master the subyect In addition much practlce is given in letter writing and timed tests are used to improve the students speed Typing Il deals with improvement and refinement of the sktlls learned tn the first year course In bookkeeping students learn how to keep various types of books We are fortunate to have such a good department and competent teacher as Miss Salmtnen. with dictation at higher speeds. A minimum of 100 w. p.m. must be reached. BOOKKEEPING II SHORTHAND I t. A ,, A X f., w visa' ilk X ,, xx Englzsh English is a very important part of each student s curriculum Four years of English are required of students in the academic course while three years of English are required of students in all other courses English consists of themes oral work grammar and literature In the twelfth and eleventh grades themes oral work and literature are strongly emphasized In the above picture Ben Kirker is gaining skill in public speaking Train- ing in effective public speaking is an essential part of training for leadership in any field In the ninth and tenth grades grammar and literature are taught Grammar is simply a set of principles to be followed by people who speak the same lan- guage Grammar is as much a science as is chemistry or physics We need to learn it thoroughly so that we can write and talk intelligently with educated people Miss Leaf teaches English seven English nine ten and twelve are taught by Mr. Carne and English eleven by Mr. Brady. ,K 5 I 0 V 6 S ll ENGLISH 9 ENGLISH 11 Home Economzcs The objective of M.rs Pa1omak1 s home economics department is to tram the high school girl for her future home hfe It COIBISLS of sewing cookmg and a course on marriage and personal adjustment In the above prcture the ninth grade class is settrng the table in preparation for the luncheon they are servrng As the menu on the blackboard rndrcates they are serving salmon salad potato chips cocoa and ice cream sundaes In the seventh grade class the students have a prehmrnary course in plan basic class rn sewrng and good groomrng The curriculum of the tenth grade home economics class includes a semester in preparmg elegant dinners The second semester consists of a more advanced sewing class The advanced home economics class rs composed of Junrors and Seniors This class dunng the first semester has a course in adapting their person alrtres to surt their present and future 11ves During the second semester a more detailed and complicated course rn sewing is taught The thoroughness of our home economics department indeed provides the student with the essentrals of home life ning and cooking breakfasts. While in the eighth grade, the students have a ...J- ADVANCED HOME ECONOMICS HOME ECONOMICS '7 2 Industrial Arts The rndustrral arts department ofRepub11c Htgh School deals wrth three types of shop classes they are shop drawrng I and arts and crafts All three are un der the able and competent drrectron of Mr Laantnen The shop classes are offered rn grades '1 through 10 In these classes the students learn how to handle the srmple tools whrch every man uses at some trme dunng hrs lrfe as well as the more complrcated and dangerous power tools He also learns the basrc fundamentals of the carpenter s trace The students construct many projects rangrng from the srmple doorstop to the more complr cated boat as shown rn the above prcture fundamentals and chvrsrom that that are essentral rn achrevmg the knowledge of archrtectural drawrng are taught The students also draw sectrons of machrnes as well as gears and cams and sheet metal layout They also study both the hrgh and low level lettenng Arts and crafts 18 studred by the boys rn the 11th and 12th grades It rs rn IIS rnrtral year The boys rn the class do vanous handlcraft pro1ects such as leather work carvrng copper toolrng and plaster moldrng They also plan to expand rnto the freld of archrtectural drawrng We are proud of our rndustnal arts program. Drawing I is offered to students in the 11th and 12th grades. All the basic M DRAWING I INDUSTRIAL ARTS 8 M athematzcs Seven courses algebra I algebra III plane geometry solxd geometry general math arrthmetlc 7 and anthmeuc 8 constrtute the mathematrcs de partment at Republrc l-hgh School Mr Brown and Mr McCl1ntock are rn charge of thrs department In algebra I students learn to work wrth unknown quantrtres to solve and factor algebratc equanons to extract square roots and to solve equatrons graphrcally Mr Brown 15 the mstructor Algebra III also taught by Mr Brown teaches the use of logarxthms pro gresstons tr1gonometry varratrons and the btnomral theorem of expansxon Provrng theorems 1nvolv1ng tnangles rectrlmear frgures and crrcles rs the mam objectrve of plane geometry students They also study rauos and ele mentary tngonometry 'I'h1s course rs taught by Mr McCl1ntock Solrd geometry dxffers from plane geometry rn that rt deals wxth three dr menstonal frgures such as spheres rnstead of plane frgures Mr Brown super vrses :hrs class Arrthmettc '7 8 and general mathemaucs are very stmrlar as they all deal w1th the fundamentals of anthmetrc These three courses are also taught by Mr Brown GEOMETRY 10 A RITHMETIC 8 Sctence The scrence department of Republ1c Hrgh School rs d1v1ded rnto four classes They are physlcs chemrstry btology and general scrence The purpose of these courses ts to acquamt the hrgh school student w1th the fundamental charac tenstrcs of the drfferent phases of sclence The above prcture shows a portlon of the brology class whrch rs under the competent supervtston of Mr Dabeck Brology rs the scrence whrch deals w1th the ongm and llfe hrstory of plants and anrmals The students have studxed the human skeleton and learned ns cornposmon and structure They have also stud led the muscles of the human body and also botany whtch rs the study of plant General scrence IS also under the SUPCIVISIOH of Mr Dabeck Thts class makes a study of our envrronment The class also studled about batterres and electroplatmg Another scrence class that IS under Mr Dabeck s supervrswn ts chemrstry Chemrstry rs the study of the chemrcal cornposmon and behavror of matter The last of the scrences offered rn our school 18 physrcs Thxs class rs under the competent leadershrp of Mr Brown Thrs class studred the dxfferent types of energy such as elecmcuy and heat Expenments dunng the laboratory per1ods help the student to better understand what he IS studyrng rn the mam text book iw 1 PHYSICS GENERA L SCIENCE ,my NUI wc up 547: U2 'UI fwgmx Social Sctence The socral scrence department deals wrth human relatronshrps and the as SOCIBIIOD of persons Wllh one another rn socrety The social scrence stndres are world hrstory, Amerlcan hrstory government and econom1cs ln the above prcture, Mr Parkrnson 18 showrng Donna Ahtonen and Carl Latvala the mam routes to the West The world lustory class IS taught by Mr Gallmettr The students develop a knowledge of crvrlrzauon from the begxnrung up to the present trme, and they also study modern forergn affaus In the Amerrcan hrstory class, the goal of Mr Parkmson 18 to grve the stu dents a thorough knowledge of Amencan hrstory plus the development of atu tudes of good crtrzenshrp The government class learns the fundamentals of the varrous types of govern ments and the dunes of Amerrcan crtrzenshrp The econom1cs class studres the subJect under the four mam d1V1Sl0I1S of con sumpuon productlon exchange and dxstnbutxon of goods They also study and drscuss taxat1on and lncome taxes Mr Brady 15 the government and econom1cs mstructor GOVERNMENT WORLD HISTORY Drwer NANCY WIXSTROM d RONALD KOSKI Physzcal Educatzon gil 5 xg Left to r ght MR GALLINETTI DONALD KUIANEN CURTIS H - -X Y , X 1' 4 f X X S suv f ,W ' wi W N , f i : . . . Students 1n ac non Hawks 1n acuon Musicians in action 30 LUZZ M lb SEATED left to nght Kathleen Kangas Sharon Kujanen Assrstant Edltor Maxme Su111van Theodore Tuoml Lester Hendrlckson Paul Kaarre Lenore Hmtsala Lor rame Antllla Mana Laxo Annual Sta f Mattila, Editorg Karen Pantti, Assistant Editor. STANDING, left to right: Lawrence N SEATED left to rrght Susan Saarr Karen Pantu Nancy Wrxtrom Sharon Bath Karl Laanrnen Sharon KuJanen STANDING lefttortght Manlee Campbell Lorrarne dore Tuomr Lester Hendnckson Lawrence Sullrvan A V Club Antilla, Kathleen Sullivan, Georgeanna Nurmi, Ronald Koski, Roger Johnson, Theo- 4 ? ' gl SEATED left to rrght Marlene Prusr Janet Levr Lenore Hrntsala Student Head L1 branan MISS Leaf Head Llbranan Lorrarne Antrlla Kathleen Kangas STANDING left to rrght Susan Saarr Colleen Grant Kathleen Sulhvan Rachel Kampmen Farth Peterson Helen Hangas Lnbrary Staff 'E Nxbxsn-M gx .1 .fy , F i ll 4 STANDING left to nght Theodore Tuom1 Karen Pantu Sharon Kujanen, Manlee Campbell Marlene Prusl Lenore Hmtsala Arlene Lmna Kathleen Kangas Lawrence Sulllvan SEATED left to nght Paul Kaarre Mana Laxo Lorrame Antllla Maxxne Mamla Lester Hendnckson Paper Staff LEFT TO RIGHT Asslstant Ednor, Edltor, Advlsor -vin-,-www Here Comes Charlze Nora LaSalle KATHLEEN KANGAS Mrs Fanny Farnham MAXINE MATTILA Larry Elllott LESTER HENDRICKSON Ted Hartley ROGER JOHNSON Vxvxan Smythe Kersey KAREN PANTTI Uncle Aleck Twlggs Charhe Hopps Mrs Carohne Smythe Kersey PAUL KA ARRE SHARON KUIANEN ARLENE LINNA LAWRENCE SULLIVAN MR. WILLARD CARNE GEORGEANNA NURMI WILLIAM KERKELA CLIFFORD MATTSON MYRNA SKOGMAN Sound Effects MARIA LAXO Prompters MYRNA SKOGMAN and BARBARA KERKELA Properties FAITH PETERSON Mommer Smythe Kersey Duector Ass1stant Duector Stage Manager ASISISIII Stage Manager Lxghtmg , of .Air f:!C','jg5.QI m Lyx . - 1 ff Yifiz' if- , .59 A Mwff 'ffiz'-,sqfwh 'lim ., . iff! 1 3,2125 S2 iw , 1. ,. f 'is5fQf'fW V' ' Saw, A . il-rw .Swv sl ,fn 1 1 ff as ,f 'Si . ' wi 3 sv.-11 . QU .,....mw , . I F5335 af- :Q ' ' EAW: mp- 1 ,-.-,vig ., ,I ,A e s 1 .-4Qi:f:z ', ' A W 5' , . f .fy x 4 1 . 6 .. .. ,V.. , - w1.!,J.H 'fa V + Pep Club if 'i Q: UJSZC Band 5 S , ff ffl ,ff f ? ii if f ii T X 1i73iiXy 'i ff ' f fi I Chorus H! fy Vg if 41 Nfl f f f 3.- V 4 X ' 1 tw 1. L g M , L. -Z we Q f' ik Pk ski: tu JAQL5 0 92 N Y 4,47 xv, ,fail i X 1 A fu. ru As Eiyff riff' 'Hp' an ,Q-, A -6 '-.., ,, ,, 1-f...:.-'gc-K Q sm 4 v . x . .Jin .. JY' A Nw - 'ew n ' xxh? -1 5 .K 2 1, YQ .y Aff, n- i x X Org Left to nght Roger Johnson Lester Hendrrckson Henry Lundstrom Rrchard Kerkela Robert Krrker W1111am Kerkela Paul Kaarre Theodore Shepeard Donald Kujanen Currrs l-lendrrckson Coach Dave Galhnettr Varszty Squad Excrtement galore could well have been the theme for every basketball game the 58 59 edrtron of the Hawks parttcxpated IH The Hawks en Joyed a fme season wmmng ten and losmg erght The home town fans got a ma1or share of thnlls as the Hawks put together an erght w1n two loss rec ord on theu home court both losses bemg by the th1n margm of one pornt Some of the hrghltghts of the season were as follows Scor1ng twenty SIX pornts rn the thrrd quarter at Natronal M1ne A one po1nt defeat at the hands of twelfth ranked St Paul of Negaunee The twelve po1nt vrctory over the Ltttle Seven Conference champs Vulcan Shootxng 5870 whrle sconng twenty three pornts rn the fust quarter wluch led to a srxty mne to frfty erght V1Cl0Iy over a strong Champron team 5 Repubhc outscores thetr opponents by srxty erght pornts over an etghteen game schedule. LESTER HENDRICKSON Re pubhc Repub11c Repubhc Repubhc Repubhc Republxc Republlc Repubhc Re pubhc Repubhc Repubhc Repubhc Repubhc Re pubhc Republlc Republxc Repubhc Republxc Semor Stars 1958 1959 RECORD TOURNEY SCORES HENRY LUNDSTROM Gwmn Pxerce Natxonal Mme Vulcan M1ch1gamme St Paul Champxon Eben St Ambrose Channmg Doelle Nauonal Mme Mlchxgamme PICICC Vulcan St Paul Champlon PAUL KAARRE ROBERT KIRKER WILLIAM KERKELA ' ------ 22 ' - ...... - I 37 ' --..... ' ------ 49 - ' --- ' - ' 48 ....... ' ------ as - - ---- ' ------ 44 , ...... ' ------ 54 ' ..... ' 71 ----.... ' 58 Felch -------- ' ------ 43 , .... H 48 ' -..... ' ------ 46 ....... ' ------ 56 ' - --- ' ------ 57 - A ---- ' '-'- 46 ' ....... ' ------ 62 ....... - ...... 47 i i c --,,,- ' ------ 69 in it ' ..... Left to nght Darlene Kerkela Karen Pantu Sharon Kuyanen Nancy Wxxtrom Lorrame Antxlla Kathleen Sullwan Manlee Campbell Kathleen Kangas Captaxn Cheerleaders Q CBJ STANDING left to nght Coach Claud Parkmson Raymond Durant Larry Mattson Rrchard Ola Vrctor Lundstrom Ronald Nyback Team Manager Denms Luoto KNEELING left to nght Denms Sulhvan Wayne Koskr Robert Herlala Gerald Johnson Gx1bertAhtonen B Squad ' . : . . , .. . ' l . 0 ft' 99 af L M N. N.. ' 2, I , -5 N 'C . 's 45? Best Wlshes to the Class of 1959 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEGAUNEE at Two Converuent Locatlons Republm M1ch1gan Negaunee M1ch1gan Complete Banklng Servlce Member FDIC THE CLEVELAND CLIFFS IRON COMPANY We Salute the Class of 1959 THE PENINSULA BANK Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporat1on and Federal Reserve System Congratulauons to Class of 1959 Ishpem1ng, Mlchlgan The M1ner's FIRST NATIONAL BANK FDIC Complete Banklng SCTVICC Ishpemlng, M1ch1gan REPUBLIC FARMER'S CO GP General Merchandlse and Farm Products 'Servlce Wxth a Sm11e Repubhc M1ch1gan Phone DR6 2221 The Bank of Community Service I ' ' K ' Il PA LM BOT TLED GAS For Speedy Dehvery For FQITHCSS ln Prlces For Excellent Quahty Negaunee M1ch1gan C omp11ments of MEMO S SHELL ERVICE Firestone T1res Batter1es ME LVIN HENDRICKQON Prop DR6 8804 Repubhc, Mlchlgan T Comphments of ERICSON DoMlNlc JACOBETTI OIL COIXAPANY STATE REPRESENTATIVE Dlstnbutors of Shell Petroleum Products Marquette Countv Negaunee, M1ch1gan ! 1 C' L2 Gas 011 Lubrication f' , . Fresh Up With 7up AROLA BOT T LING WORKS Repubhc M1ch1gan Republlc M1ch1gan Compllments of HOOPER MOTOR COMPANY FORD DR6 2255 C ompllments of WIXTROM LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Forest Products Repubhc M1ch1gan Phone DR6 2222 MIRAC LE DRUG STORE Ash and Joplmg Streets Ishperrung Mlchxgan Phone IIU6 4443 STATIONERS INC Off1ce School and Bank Supphes Marquette Mlchlgan MORRISON'S NORTHERN FAIRMONT DAIRY PRODUCTS Fa1rmont Da1ry Products D1str1buted by the TROUT FALLS DAIRY Repubhc M1ch1gan REPUBLIC BUILDER'S AND CABINET SUPPLY Your Home Town Bu11d1ng Mater1a1 Dealer Repubhc M1ch1gan UNITED STEE LWORKERS AMERICA Local 2099 ROBBINS FLOORING COMPANY Heavy Duty and Industmal Wood Floors Ishperrung, M1Ch1gaD F J LQVEAU FOREST PRODUCTS Repubhc, M1ch1gan HELMILA S I G Meats and Grocemes Repubhc M1ch1gan . . . ,, OF A. F. L. -C. I. O. 1 . . A. Graduatlon Starts THE STYLE SHOP The Store Whose Ma1n Interest Is I-Ie1p1ng You Look Your Very Best Ishpemmng, M1ch1gan Comphments of INLAND STEEL COMPANY Ishpemlng, M1ch1gan C ornphments DUBINSKY'S Ishpemlng M1ch1gan Comphments GATELY'S Ishperrung M1ch1gan Corrmphrnents OLSON NEWS Ishpemrng Mlchlgan Comphments SAREPTA REST HOME Repubhc Mlchlgan Comphments EMIL MATTILA'S RADIO 8: TV SERVICE Repubhc M1ch1gan CompI1ments THE MA THER INN MITCI-IELL'S RESORT Fence Lake Repub11c Ishperrnng M1ch1gan M1Ch1gaH EVE LYN'S Lad1es' Ready to Wear Ishpemlng M1ch1gan at ' of of of of of of I l I Corne11uson's BAKERY Ishpem1ng Mlchlgan .IOHNSON'S WA LGREEN AGENCY Ishpemlng M1ch1gan aytag C omp11ments and Home Apphances KIRKISHES BOOT SHOP Se rvlce to The Home Ishpemlng Ishperrung M1ch1gan M1ch1gan Compl1ments of McKEOWEN'S Repubhc M1ch1gan Compllments REVEREND AUGUST FRANCZECK Repubhc M1ch1gan SULLIVAN WA LINE BROTHERS BROTHERS We Buy or Sell Anyth1ng Repubhc M1ch1gan M1ch1gan MAE'S BEAUTY SALON Repubhc Mlchlgan GAMBLE'S Repub11c M1ch1gan RAMSETH FURNITURE COMPANY .I A ALATALO Shoe Repa1r1ng Le athe r C raft ZIPPCTS Negaunee Repubhc M1ch1gan M1ch1gan . M . of of ' ' Republic ' Compllments BETHANY LUTHERAN CHURCH Republlc M1ch1gan SUPERIOR CLEANERS Call HU5 522.4 for Free P1ckup and Dehvery Serv1ce Ishpenmng M1ch1gan CRONIN'S PHARMACY Negaunee M1Ch1gaH NORTHERN SPECIALTY COMPANY Repubhc M1ch1gan M 8: M INSURANCE AGENCY LESTER HOOPER Agent Repubhc M1ch1gan CHARTER INC M1n1ng and IVI1II1l'1g Eqmuprnent Ishperrung M1ch1gan MAKI'S SERVICE STATION M1Ch1gan Comphments GOULETTE'S COLD STORAGE Mlchlgan EVERGREEN DRIVE IN THEATRE INC FIVE Mlles West of Ishperrung Ishpemlng M1ch1gan Compllments of PENINSU LA MUSIC COMPANY Crystal Falls M1ch1gan ARVO WIITANEN Agent for Metropohtan Insurance Company Ishpemmg M1ch1gan SPEAR AND SONS INC Marquette M1ch1gan of S , of ' ' Champion Iron Mountain , O HILLJS GARAGE Chrysler Plymouth Dealer 216 Jackson Street Negaunee M1Ch1gaH LOWENSTEIN'S A Department Store Where Smart Th1ngs C ome From Negaunee Ivhchlgan PARK HOTE L 8x CA BINS See Marc and AI Republlc M1ch1gan HERB ANDERSON Repubhc Mlchlgan MADELYNE'S PASTILS Hlghway Ishpenung M1ch1gan DUHAME HARDWARE Repubhc M1ch1gan PENNEY COMPANY Ishpemlng M1ch1gan H W GOSSARD COMPANY Ishpernlng M1ch1gan CITY DRUG STORE Se rv1ce W1th Courte sy Ishpemlng M1ch1gan STAM'S ELECTRIC Ishpem1ng Mlchlgan SECOR P LUM BING AND HEATING Fr1end1y Se rvlc e Ishpemlng M1ch1gan CHILDREN'S STORE We'11 Dress Them From Heaven to Seven and On Negaunee M1ch1gan ll J. C. . . U.S. 41 DR6-2264 Best Wlshes HOTEL BREITUNG Negaunee M1ch1gan SE LIN'S M1racle Center Ishperrung M1ch1gan B8zB CAFE Repubhc M1ch1gan Comphments L'ANSE CLEANERS L'Anse M1ch1gan PHILOMENA COTTAGE M1ch1gamme Mlchlgan ALPHONSE CLEMENT M1ch1gamme M1Ch1gaH KOSKI KORNERS Champwn M1Ch1gaD JACKSON HARDWARE Ishpemlng Mlchlgan VOEC1LER'S Ishpenfung Mlchlgan PAUL'S JEWELRY Ishperrung M1ch1gan Comp11ments of KEMP'S Furmture Ishperrung Mlchlgan COHODAS BROTHERS Ishpemlng Mlchlgan ART ANTILLA Sz SONS DR6 2249 Repub11c M1ch1gan A LTMAN Typewriter and Adding Machine Se YVICC Marquette M1ch1gan SPEAR 8: SONS INC. P O Box 629 Marquette M1ch1gan CHRISTENSEN MACHINERY AND SUPPLY 1320 Flrst St Menomlnee Mlclngan Best Wrshes From RANTA LA ELDRED HO LMAN BEA'S BEAUTY SHOP 101 S Ma1n Ishpemlng Mlchlgan Support THE REPUB LIC COMMUNITY SERVICES PASTINIE LANES Republ1c M1ch1gan Enrollment Grades 7 12 1 O School Colors Burnt Orange and Black Nlckname The Hawks Approx1mate Area Served by School 195 Sq Mlles Accred1ted by North Central Assoc1at1on Sxnce 1926 Un1vers1ty of M1ch1gan S1nce 1907 V1s1t Your School A Better Informed Communrty Means a Better School ' CO. DR, DR. DR, . ' REPUBLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL . : - - - - - 6 BOOSTERS ALBRECHT CABINS MAoON'S JEWELRY STORE IOMBURG STUDIO NAROTZKY MOTORS VELIN RADIO 8: TELEVISION ELIS MAKI ISI-IPEMING LUMBER RUUSI VIVIAN OIL COMPANY HOOPER'S STANDARD SERVICE SMITH'S BARBER SHOP MR Sz MRS ARCHIE DUBORD LaFORAIS COAL PERRY'S STORE U P NOVELTY COMPANY LaFOREST'S BOOTERY GLOBE PRINTING COMPANY EMAN'S SHOE STORE RELIABLE CLOTHING STORE WEHMANEN .IEWELERS LEVINE BROTHFRS ABBOTT'S BODY SHOP HEBBARD NASH SALES ISHPEMING GRLI NHOUSE WEST'S PAINT STORE MIKE'S TEXACO O K AUTO PARTS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE .T 8: L CLEANERS THE SPECIALTY SHOP VISTA THEATRE Repubhc Ishpemlng Ishperrung Ishperrung Ishpemlng Ishperrung Ishpenung Ishperrung, Repubhc, Repubhc Repubhc Repub11c Republlc, Ishpemlng, Ishperrung, Ishpem1ng Ishpemlng Ishpemlng Negaunee Negaunee Clarksburg Negaunee Ishpemlng, Ishpemlng Ishperrung, Ishpemlng Ishpemlng Ishpemlng Ishpenung, Negaunee Negaunee, VERN'S Ishpemlng SUNDLIE'S I G A Champlon RED OWL AGFNCY Champlon UTTER'S LAKFSIDE SERVICE Mmhlgamrne, SAM PEARCE 8: SON Champlon M1ch1gan M1ch1gan M1ch1gan M1ch1gan Mlchlgan M1ch1gan M1ch1gan M1Ch1gaH Mlchlgan M1ch1gan M1ch1gan Mlchlgan M1ch1gan M1ch1gan M1Ch1gan M1ch1gan M1ch1gan Mlchlgan M1ch1gan Mlchxgan Mlchlgan M1ch1gan M1ch1gan Mlchlgan Mlchlgan M1ch1gan Mlchlgan M1ch1gan Mlchlgan Mlchlgan M1ch1gan M1ch1gan M1ch1gan M1ch1gan Mlchlgan TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY - - - - - - - - - . , . . 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