Stambaugh High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Stambaugh, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

,.,,,,-. sg ' , I ' 43 , -1 i ,033 . i w 1' 'Q' Y Welcome To Stambaugh High School Stambaugh, Michigan 1 ' ' clf' T, M' ,lgff 47d'-:QLQA ff uf 1- iii lt i Foreword Education has two primary functions: To guide the young person in developing himself, his character, personality, and talents: To guide him to an understanding of and participation in the culture in which he lives. Stambaugh High School strives to accom- plish these dual purposes through a broad and comprehensive curriculum and-a varied program of extra curricular activ- ities. The classrooms and groups depicted inthis book give a pictorial view of our' high school life. Success of such a program cannot be measured except by and through the young people who have been students here. Pictures, however, can show some of the means used in our effort to attain these objectives. To you Seniors who are graduating, this volume should in later years refresh your memories of four short years of directed toil and pleasant associations with fellow students and teachers. Carl A. Anderson Karen King ll Silver pin, C Omm' eve fm' df- Qw- sea gxuxx. Ooyd EQYPM' Q at '99 '. 'Q gef u,'1x1l com 995 ,1 9 50 comm' 'hfna H C Social 213 rk C O homies Raine Monxfgomm. Bronze pfrffgzsl Bronze P fh. t siifva Sc ze Di huh ohhh. Betty joche Latin :WT e X. Students at work preparing next day's lesson. Ha, . H HT o'71e Ecohol-nb er Homic 8 S , a,.v 44, In cbqni Llhdb cal D zoom re W I' Us Ass't. Superintendent of Schools LUTTIE W YMURE Superintendent of Schools MARTIN MAHLBERG Principal CAR I.. ANDE' FSON WE AIM TO IMPART KNLJWLEDGE, BUILD CI-IAPACTFP, MARIE V. ANDERSON Latin, French WILLARD ANDERSON Boys' Physical Fd. Football Coach U. W. BFFLFR Drivers Training HELEN DUNHAM English 10. Speech MATHEW E. FISHER Industrial Arts WILLIAM FRFDFNDALL Commercial Facult 5 DEVFLU14 AND NIAINTAIN A SUUND MIND AND BODY. :asv N if 3, if ,hh wa-F LA VAUGHN CARLSON Chemistry, Physics 'R .FP . A mp. ny w W CLARA CULWANDER English 9, IZ RUTH DUBUIS English ll, IZ FDVKARD KUKUK Boys' Physical Ed. Bzxwkr-'hull Coach 6 PHYLLIS MCELDOWNE Y Music-Vocal S. M. FULICH Science F acult PEARL SENICAL Home E conomics RUDULPH SC HA UER Art I PEARL. SWANSON Commercial BEULAH WANG, Girls' Physical Ed. GENE WOD7INSKI Social Sciences F acult CLARENCE TREBILCOCK Mathematics AMF' L10 BALDUCC1 School Bookkeepef CHAR LES VARNER Music-Band ANDREW XNAITF Social Studies Agriculture BF VERLY WILLIAMS MARGARET CROFSCHEL Secretary to Superintendent Secretary to Principal Stambaugh Public Carnegie Librar Q gm 30 am' YZ 31 Contains l0,000 volumes of books for the benefit of both the Larhools and ihe publif. M,-S S fi I7 ta n X-,Aux I - ' our iak 4 M XI XQOTBU A Q.: y -,.f- fg- ,.1,-f' ...pf-Q - .--Q. Y-vi' ..- 1-vi .- i 00 X Harriet Thornberg, Naomi Bodine. Linnea Lenander, joan LaBine. Marlon Stefani, Emma Helgemo, David Gagne, Rose Clark. jean La Belle. joanne Coffin, Helen Greenlund, joanne johnson, Theresa Cirello. Flvena Schultz. jack Pearson, Marvin Lindbloom, Ax-line johnson, Paulette Kochinsky, Peter Djupe, Marlene Cole, Raino Mongiat, David Bengry, Marvin Soderbloom, Dean Hanson, Kenneth jacques. Qfsf DO YuUR BEST 95' Pj gif 5667 egiliq You old WATCH OUT! MISS DUBOIS Annual Advisor RONALD PATAC KJNI Business Manager -g 1 . Qqjxgfwxoe caffl' OO Qsaxxoxo 0013306 F TT? Q9 Q'2'Pgx.kof pf 96 1- 1302055 136 X5 265 ,ff 51' P' Nuxg ASE ational Honor Society Bertha Tervo, Marilyn Sleeman, Carol Keenan, Clarice Miotti, Naomi Bodine, Harriett Thornberg, Helen Creenlund, Betty jochem, Vice-President, Marion Steffani, Treasurer, Helen Longlake, Gerhard Konrad, David Bengry, Presi- dent. Kenneth Anderson, Jeanne L,aBel1e, Secreta ry, The National Association of High School Principal organized the National 1-lonor Society in 1921 with the end in view of stimulating scholarship and worthy personality development. Today there are over 2,700 chapters in the best high schools in the country. The LaFayette McQuown chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in 1935. Students who scholastically rank in the upper third of their class are automatically candidates for membership. Fifteen percent of each Senior class may be eventually elected from those candidates who rank highest in character, leadership, and service in hiph school activities. The objectives of this society are: 1. To encourage scholarship. Z. To stimulate a desire to serve. 3. To create worthy character. 4. To develop constructive leadership. TIONA HONOR SOCIE T fr -S ,124 Q X Student Council The Purpose When a Student Council is first founded, it is usually done in order to acquire a closer and better relationship between the students at large and the faculty. As a result it acts as a loudspeaker, through which opinions can be exchanged on how to make a school a better place. There are limitations to the amount of power a council can have. In our school we do not assume the authority of making rules and regulations on disciplinary measures for ex- perience has taught that an organization of this kind is not successful. To many the Student Council is a group that puts on various activities during the year. However, this is only a minor purpose. Also it is often recognized as a body which represent the school, since there are members from each home room in it. Still the main function is to be a place for the exchange of ideas, which purpose the Student Council could serve much better, if evervbodv would accept it as such. 050. ,pic ,we 198 glib' X69 Keio cfm , 15' ov- gd Aho' 999 we Lima new i xc' xh Ni 90' MW yo'-C ' YC-ann? slid' Ps son' S 15918 bei' aww. Quoin Mpc' beg Fw gui ,506 S0599 ,beta op.?'o,L Ran G,eenw3iioff5g3gufeiZa-3:,'Qw IK AY! gel ef- -cha Bela opal ga 3501 . Y-1 -ae x!0,a.9 bvieytfe Shown' ? 1 e sx excby gage 3,-jx ox xi rl ' ,Xa 't0'f' 5193 :Thar 6 NN ages acxgmavwexxa .wat ,an of-,xefw games' OW Scioxaenx' . O af Q 1 0 5 ,QQAO Wye, que, Dong 'XXC' , ge ga Things Accomplished: Lyceurns Open House Amateur Show Dance Awards Day jr. Red Cross Drive Officers of our Student Council. I , f . X4 on! ad atm Nl we S She? ,xx . Concert Band Tommy Sleeman jerry Mascottl Max-vm L,mc1moom, LYBOYTII bodine, Klaryce King, Katherine Pedo, Barbara Anderson Kenneth Rae, Alan Hendrickson, Bruce Santelli, Robert Peterson, Randy Hughes, Lois Lepisto, Susan Olson, Katherine King, Coralee Cederna, Barbara Keenan. ewvie e v , 1 Helen Greehlund, Carol Keenan, joanne Nelson, Kenneth Anderson, Benjamin Harris' Barbara Holmes geneth -Eclques Phyllis Aho, Dolores Schinella, janice Heikkala. Louise Aldegarie, F1oSlYVm Holmes' Richard Boneui' 1 W - - ' ' enne 0 mes Paullne Erxckson, Edward Sardar, Keith Me-lchiori, Diane Lindbloom, Cilylv W Uflduorlh. llilvxd Dude, Lilly Sutherland. Ralph Baker Marlene Glbsong Donna Anderson. Emma Helgemo, Alice Carlson, Margaret Goodhall, Nancy Gagne, Lorraine Greenlund, Jeanne LaBelle, Florence Gustafson, Richard La Savage, Donald Wester, David Bengry, Leif Lindbloom Beverly Barna, Donald Goodhall, jerry Garlick. Donald Garlick. .in- l1 1 tu-at -f- ' 1'--I-' ii ,,- . .- ..S' xl M Y 9 - r .Q tx ..i-J -2 ...- ' -- -1-E. Marilyn Sleeman, Peggy Cooper, Carol Carlson, Frances Boclek. jolone jacobson Dale Clark. Myrene Todey, Arlene LaBe11e, joan Piwarski, Alice Llndltrom. Tommy Mahlberg Clarlce Miotti, Mex-wyn Hayes, Ronald Jacobson, Dean Hanson, Darlene Nlac Frankun LaBe11e Donald, Norman Sache ck. 1 wffy wi 9 ,fr A 40 X 90 I- xo Q50 At the Green Bay Packer vs. Dallas, Texas football game. The marching band performs at our home games. eff fo' . 0,01 Ma 1- I 962460 p P ,fa Ivn Sleeman 1 ' .1-.-H -A-------v -------Y., - - I V - -- - - ------D1 - --------U -..--..,cuc, 7 Randolf Hughes, Marvin Lindbloom, Kenneth Rae, Leif Lindbloom, David Bengry, Donald Garlic. Dale Clark. Jean L2-1Be11e. Merwyn Hayes . Clarice Miotti and Kenneth Anderson. Walkmg My Baby Back Home o 'Ia ss Dance Band Moon Over Miami Uh, Happy Day --Two To Tango 7 , ,v The Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs, under the direction of Miss Phyllis IvIcE1d0wney, have this year presented a 'X b' Qs ' f Christmas concert, a winter concert featiirinp excerpts from South Pacific, and, with thc Spec-ch Department, the Operetta, The IVIikad0, Frorn these tum groups arc selected the thirty riieniber a Capella rhorus, the pirls' sextette, and the girls' barber shop quartet. 'lhe vocal department will send students to Interlochen and the Northern Choral Clinic this surnnier on scholarships. elmo LUVF LY HQ cnt 2J U1-3'-ind'-Dindva W -'P Qybk O 4? I 1 Younger than Spr gt MV f K 41, P h Grade Girls' Ch , f 6 OTUS R. Fansher-Manager, R. Perkins, F. Swenski, J. Wlckman Basola T Trudell Coach Kukuk C. Creenlund, R, Frankalucci, G. Young, T. Shepich R Stefani E' Mottes Scas0n's Record HE Niagara BZ Ishpvniing 41 Negauncf- 38 Norway 50 Iron Mountzain 60 Kingsford ea 1r0n River 52 CrystalF'a1ls -17 Niagara 53 Iron Mountain 54 Iron Pixier 50 Crystal Falls 69 Kingsford 61 Norway 53 Bessemer -15 THEY 41 58 53 7-1 50 77 56 61 61 8-L 44 79 58 68 75 B. Holmes, E. Pel1izar0,j, Brunelli, R. Eckerberg, D. Brooks, R. Hughes, D. D'AmiciS D. Stanley. D. Hebert, R,Soderb1oom, Coach Anderson. Season's Record Niagn ra Bates Arnasa Iron lvioumain Kingsford Iron Five 1' Crystal Falls Niagara Iron lvlounxain Bates Crystal Falls Kingsford Iron River E THEY 57 35 30 46 46 64 43 59 so 47 56 4Q 43 as 44 33 35 se 44 sv 64 43 47 30 44 37 ,fl .l' .QQQQ ,phra- uni P! 1' 3 -zur E.: '51 -? - ,Eg 'Z-- T. Shepich 1 2' QW' ato,o,,oQ-Xi SK M. Lindbloom W ' Bond D, Stanley . P. Class Champs Coach Kukuk The season record for the Hilltoppers ended up Z wins, 1 loss, a Menominee Range Singles Championship, an U. P. Singles Champion- ship and an Upper Peninsula Class C Team Championship. ZZ Coach Kukuk, D. Stanley, D. Halverson, W. Bond, S. Holme. D. Anderson, R. Winkle, R, Stefani, M. Lindbloom, T. Shepich, 1952 Squad U. P. Single Championship won by Don Halverson. Stan Holme and Dave Anderson runners-up in doubles tournament. sm X S v 2 v QS Q 3 5 S? 5 . .X Q Z v , 3 5' glfwwwxv, ' i,f,.w,:-1 xx S L E if Q , Y V, ,y in , ew- an 5. 4,95 has-.N GZ ai ', f-Q W B aff: xi' ? X 2 R ix!! :D- il 2 K' X, 69 Ev. ,' yi Jwf' 1 4 win 4 s Nu Y I.. 'Q S ,f J K li Q Emma I-le HI-TEENS Gloria Wills Dean Hansen joanne johnson R aino Mongiat ALLEY RATS Paulette Kochinsky Dean Choqueite Marion Ste David Dedo fani Senio r Bowlers Linne ALLEY KATZ Theresa Cirello G ary Battye Marlene Col e Marvin Lindbloom K 8zD's a Lenander Donald Devro Y Jeanne LaBelle R onald Pataconi 8 BALLS Foll0W mr ough- lgemo Marvin Sodem-bloom STR IKERS Marilyn Brooks Richard Cuiliani Miss Colwander Wally Heikkila A Strike' BERSFRK 4 Karen King Lawrence Guiliani Betty jochern Kenneth jacques Joanne Coffin O Mr. Waite ne thuught . Oes it fit? STAMBOWLERS - Helen Greenlund Reed Fansher Arline johnson jerry Cailotto 4:- 'f 'rr CALISTHENICS Ande,-Son. B ma B. Andefbon' A' B. 3 ' gli. R. Baffolame A G. Mangone plays the ball while S, Gollakner, C. Goodman, D. Kinney, C. Peterson and A. Linstrom watch and wait. Good Health Is Promoted By Physical Activity, P31 LOODCY playihi be dmlnton Physical Education D. Dambrosk, B. Holmes. S. Kososki. A. Miatech, Miss,Wang, P. Grailer, D. Berganini. By Anderson. Y. Tode The purpose of the Officials Club is to organize and officiate the noon hour recreation. M. Sleeman, M. Stefani, j. Coffin B, Tervo, Y. Todey. Y B. Tervo 1 i Volleyball action shots of B. Holmes, S. Kososki, D. Baz-ganini, and P. Grailer. I 1 Z6 j. Coffin, A, Miatech, M. Stefani M. Sleeman, B. Anderson, A, Miatech, Pictured above in the cuss m Advanced Meckmnicnl Draw Dale Anderson And the instructor, Mr. Fisher, at work on ,Industrial Arts ing with details, Right Centegz Bennett Holmes and Frank L.aBelle at work in shop class. . I Ti L ... ,0- Students enjoy using machines and tools in creative work. A group demon- stration is shown at the right to members ofa class in begin- ning shop. si 5- 1 -- L Learning the Safe Way ivan-...I Slower Than We Cutting Seed Potatoes 6 Thmk 1-KW 'M -fi 5 Slight vision 'NK57' :K7 5 243, ,,,, '3 L! xf X135 f-':f'2flT4 'J .3 3 .1 ' ,J I 1 My ,, '3 vw? W C'- Appreciate Color Desxgn, And Ha rrnony . 1' Eliza quickly mixed the verv big jar of new soap. ,,,.,a-dl . I We so Ive the economic Problems of the WOT Assems equ al Lxanxlxlle 5 9 ld. 5 4-Q - -... ' 'bf' ly V xiw we ' la 'U bs., K kt. ' to N5 Pr0P e rshiP' -Q. 4 AS S 1' sl ,Y if-'S K 6-21 Q K, 5 + fi- . sf., u Here is where we learn the fascinating symbols and later transcribe them into attractive busi- ness letters. 'N 30 Duplicating is an office procedure Are these girls du li t' , p ca mg the quarterly tests which put us on our toes? F , m .gmrsmn W l5,L2uxlx!Ll1! TU' 5 9 -4 film! mlm ' i, lam nm IIIIU hlu I W . . ' QM-:M Q' L' Ll ' UI French students in GAY PARISH ..-. We visit a sidewalk cafe. I I U .-N, --1-..:..'-.. R f f-v C X- X f 5 fi I W1 3 Z JJ w Z rv' M 7 i F fl I 1 l if-F nf 'Y I7 Pd p?i:P '1u -li-S-Li We begin the perusal of LATIN FOR TODAY O YA CQ I 31 4:1 7 WV 5 fffi c -aw, Aeafooe wx . ov? aw' J I .E TUB B: I i'vFk.1 xfgxqxisb Let us Tl l 4 ook W Q9 ,QQ in UQ' Q 'iff ,li 'Wm Z, -v -L if-, an 17523 410002 'C .DQ- 33 The Old and New Homemaking Department 32 ii' iff The Qld Clothing Laboratory Former Living Area ak inf' 'iz 8 '93 L.-as me - ,-cz., .av-,L Lj,,,, M . 'H V L gg -1112 13 , Y A f' .ug X g. M , Q , , ,tl rf? The Old Foods Laboratory The Remodeled Food Laboratory ' , h' r. mf ?f ' 3 Quint! F. H. A. Fntertains The Varsity The F' H' A' Entertains The Facuhff Th F H A Ch , t P t e . . . ns mas ar y Q Q' . N Future Homemakers of America 195 2-' 5 3 Officers Harriet Thornberg .....,,... President Genevieve Mongone. . . .Vice-President Marion Stefani. , . . . . . . .Secretary Irma Bonel. . . . . . . Treasurer Purpose of the F. H. A. MAKE ov i Rsfk To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and if 2 satisfactions of homemaking. To emphasize the impor- E-T tl ,U 2 tance of worthy home membership. To encourage de- E fi U U 9 mocracy in home and community life. To work for good A If .- ve- home and family life for all. To promote international S, good will. To foster the development of creative leader- 4 'X 'P f'1,o 1 Ylllhi ' me -A - - - Q5 ffyffffnz, ship in home and communiiy life. To provide whole- NEW xg lIllfl'7. f. some individual and group recreation. To further in- terest in home economics. Mizz l '- fgn l . T' 1 1 ,I 1,11 4- , ,, ,, , 04 ' 1 I lflld f ' l'0 mklfjf, p ' ll! 1 Ill! ' 1, , f '4 --'5 43:3 'xj T, 5 4 . 0 lcll L: lf f Z ,4 WJ ,.... 7 f1m 5 --7-4. -.-,,.1-L, nm, re ii ww Q The speech pupils recording poems on the wire recorder. A The5Pian Club Meeting' Thespians at Linco1n's Tomb 36 A group at the Rosenwald Nluseum and at the reconstructed Lincoln Village. 0 T56 6812 JJ ...aw The Cast Mr. Gilbreth. . Mrs. Gilbreth. Anne Cilbreih. Ernestine. .Ber Martha. , . . Frank. . Bill. , . Lillian. , Fred, . Dan. . , jackie. . . joe Scales. . Larry ..... Miss Brill. . Dr. Burton. . . iha Tr' rvo, Mrs. Fitzgerald. .. Kenneth Anderson . Helen Longlake Lcvuise Christenson Barbara Anderson . Doruihy Lohrey , Rohr-rt Bengry . , .Gvrald Ward . Beverly Hughes Robert Peterson , . . . Ray Smith . lhilip Cdoper . . Ben Harris . .Charles ' 'aite Barbara Holmes Kr-ith Melchiori . Dolores Clark Corrine Gnodnian S' 5X0 Sw Q96 -512 LW XXX PN XO 'Y 4 ogg, oe-XRQ as Cxaeovv QJC xYX6 P-cx Z! All -- .-rel, Work books under supervision are valuable to us andthe teacher. The Opaque Projector gives us 2.-1 critical and sympathetic audience. It helps to teach the four skills of our course. reading, writing, speaking, and lisiening. 39 4 U fwf. English and all its implications should be approached from the functional side because of our global need for communication with many peoples of other lands regarding common interest, for understanding the customs, needs, interests, and desires of peoples and races, and the importance of language in social and business conversation with friends and neighbors in the home and in the commu- nity. Etiquette is the combination of social conventions and easy going manners. Poetry appreciation is valuable especially when read by famous poets. Dramatizing The Night the Animals Talked from Mama's Bank Account. Code Gracious ln Manner Impartial In judgment Ready For Serivce Loyal To Friends Reaching Toward The Earnest In Purpose Seeing The Beauiiful Eager For Knowledge Reverent To God Victorious Over Self Ever Dependable Sincere At All Times Best SENIOR Y-TEENS SOPHUMURE Y-TEENS I will do my very best to honor God, my country, and my community and to be in all ways a loyal, true member ofthe Y-Teens. QIUNIOP Y-TEENS to help other girls, Ill. vm. VIII!!-No. 4 5 Sophom Like to 6 Then, wh' Sophomor The Sf' Valemir everyo' lo thi ment simg' Hi ff Ii GAZE TE v'lMSAUGH HIGH Qorlioom., STFXXMLBAUGH, MTCH. M'fl1iirsday,3'zin. 29 1953 i,f -T POLIO DRIVE March Of Dimes 'lf A11 Times 'Veal' of 1952, polio hit the - - li, of lives in history. 'mities with pub- imly on the P ysis rapturhmw An entertim k 535,000 posed of talontedl L mm-k :mtees to putlgveryonekqrmiiwg ,ll cgoak Skate 01 BC-S2366 dellghfv T Nw LNRti9n- will satigfy Even the 1fn08lg,, Au record Ma ' . .ier terms. Ste!-rlelle S iw? -M., i 4 'mbergv but Hariri. Hejrforel ' xi ,r neighbofs Afefliceet T1,of C,.e1 ' Part ' fn given an Sharie 813,85 Hbe, 'hlqhdy Loo Q .xp and suffer- oi UIQ' 1va 01 mo- is GMI Mfssney' L een? S are Obie ohh ' W Ru Dis I ' hth ' th I n ki 0111 C S HIS fb D Cu' L Gig I III E ' UH. ' A'1ireUO. ' ubo' chin f r of olio cases zigifch , ,Kg Mary :,:ZI2deiiZ71een O 'S' -4dvZgrMa,1.e C A iveragg for caseg L' L A 'L ..,: A K K ' IS 'M f lb 00 000 of 0 ula- llversary f1f'11'f'iifio'Wff' amp- J0a eon q l1 a 'fyfe1'01 - A , P p HUTDISGFE li xi- Cuff' he Jo Slee mme A r . . 'hi M 171780 'Tun Ive, -1b'? casee of polio re- nrphauage. in Himmrous Gwyn 11, pe ' sertheemo :A- ,Q ,Sb hospital in Mm.. V Gi Temfwmg refines 9' hummqi .:,.. B'0o1?1 Pe Q Te! Mari ii 1' of ihem are still and Yegeging another. ,7 S, Rogfochln A- vo. On I , . , y . A ,. e C s nys foofl gi: Lyric foetry reading, A , 1a,.k '- pos .gountly did not es, f' ffflffli ln Q ,e reildfi 3 lyme pcem from 8 book' -'-'-Wifrfs, ' Flvelze hGSDlf,illlZQd flVe 197545933 GYTICH Narrative reading: A student. re- al, 5 advent In this 'c0m, - . --X i--i wsrhvinirfx as Ruth Dubois, AdviS0r J Sm J 21 zz .I an J an J an Jani 16:5 riiiiiggaivffarsii 20 if Q0 23 N-wCry8tai Falis 23WiEr':d of lst W-Niagara Helen G reenland Pre sident Marilyn Sleeman Treasurer Marie Cirello Secretary Rc e Clark in-Al'v'e-airlc-nt senscible Monet cites prose or poetry from a book. Radio News commentary: A student 'recites on his views of the weefk's . muniw PM ,ciidd help close at hand, while friw' 'andhrelatives each par- , , ticipated. m i K HWS' He Wmeg ms cnmmemaw 3 For the past several years students, and parents have given to help Lhoselwho have polio., We need your even more this year by giving campaign. 3 day before the contest Any one of the quiires 3, gr:-:at schools contributed 2,090.62 collected in has been raised for this year. can counzron the our school to con- this year, kids? o ' i 'Jr 1 Editor Carol KUIHIH Jeanne L.aBe11e Clarlcn Mlotti, Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Would Be Sclentlsts Physics and Chemistry are OUT INNO most COTT1l'T10h sciences. The student becomes accustomed to exactness and a scientific way of reasoning in these classes. rain-a - H- + Gln-v'-o-0 abr'-ll Cr-D! Mathematics Only The Beginning Concentration Equals ? 44 Plane s and Angles . -+ 17' eff sqm Ce Creeping F slifhi X '7'-L-iT ng' Slimv thin f I 1-, 'f L ffl.-fx ,X B0 X 'k 'f 3X '3 bk , Xe ' A' -' o M J -if ' 4 Z 6- nw th y Smdiousq .f H-Q - J9' 1 M411 f'--'Q -Z -1 f-J 1 x if , -40 ,, 1 - ' 0 .,, . if f 7 xv' r 5 ll Q ' ,f 45 .--7- L x f Conserfvation Pledge ,-A-iii? V KH, I give my pledge as an J fi 7 American to save and faithfully to defend from y A X Y. W waste the natural resources of my country--its soil and minerals, its forests, waters, and wildlife . F- me I 0 .A good second growth stand 'bob M' Q, s gb 9 .l I 'Q M11 I 1 'L-:X Biq aqi go awoj-I mon qv! S Trying ' I Z! 'I us QI! 00 . U. S History Projection Room Visual Aids-A Tool of Learning - 0 'l 'VP 7' 4 u. l --1 1 .If n ' U ' ' ' .f' . 1 0 Q I ' , ...- 2 . 4-' x ' 4 -- ' vllllllllllllllwllll '- I Mock Election: Learning by doing. Azk. x 4 . 5. ..hg ,x A X ggk- K K ,K - No.3 .ki '- ' Mom Rsew . ' Work with a smile. it QTEHE' if ' IQ! s was QM 48 World ne the - QL lm QNX which party will win? Wm .E 1 ' Q - A 0 Studying world affairs . .3 TABLE: Dean Choquette, President, William Rae, Vice-President, George Young, Secretary, Tom Shepich, Treasurer. 1ST ROW: Andrew Waite, Advisor, Raine Mongiat, Ray Stefani, David Gagne, Robert Cavadias, Robert Winkle. ZND ROW: Gary Battye, Marvin Lindbloom, Ronald Perkins, Ronald jacobson, Dean Hanson. 3RD ROW: Ronald Pataconi, David Bengry, james Basolo, Garrett Erickson, james Wickman, Kenneth jacques, Robert Frankalucci. ref 'S ' X k wi ii i 3 S is S 54 - t if is - rivlxsxm b. f 'rgif' fri e XF, - if . , J, A, lftfbs Q .D , K.: ,fig P. Health brings Wealth v The Purpose To create, maintain and extend through- out the school and community high standards of Chris- tian character. lnitiation: There'll corne a day. LFFTC David Gapne RIGHT: David Bengry jarnes Basolo Bob Frankalurci ri AL .WW ' , mf -QQ P - K Q. . P L7 K . ,,-...MSN 3 1 ' : X., , .. ,M A x. T 3 Y F2 +5 QWW' 'V X,.,N ,... mN,Q.fi....,m V: 4 wg? ,gl 5 if 5-gy. . Y TK K K - ,sf X. sig? -'H 1 X -3f,afy15.vEw:'-7'95?'fAAQMY'. J w Wrnlzs L, 7' W. J 9 ssh I fg ,QQ Q A f Ishii' .lk if W qgiwifw x .wry fiaflfa fx .P k -rv e ,..x+ , L, ,x . K, N A 'Tig' Lk i 3 V, f 9 Y is fdfkakg- Kb ,- ., a 2 1 Ev sf ms I as W, m..,,s ,gy-f l in -an ,M X KX Elaine janet Matt Abrahamson Abrahamson Ambrose Barbara Bemis Y fi Fx, s 1,15 t as sf 1:3 Q ,, , ' -mf W, X H f if Frank Andler President Vice-President john Merwyn Penkevich Haye s Freshmen Ma ry L.ue lla Andler Bellantomo V K, I Q4 Jerome Bemis Secretary Treasurer Barbara Katharme Anderson Pedo 5 M zz A - ' N 4 gh , Q X ,o E, xi .. E? , Dale Rita X '- 4 Clark Bomaster . k S' 3, Richard jack joseph Roy Bonetti Cagle Carlson Carlson K 4 1 f J aa Norman john Geno john Chula Cominsky D'Ag0stine Dallafior Deanna Pauline Nancy Delores Margaret Patsy Dombroski Erickson Gapzne Guilliani Goodhall Grailer We 'K N Nigga Nancy janice Grahn Green my W .- . K Q' xii ' :w w .XF Q QF: e l 2 Hem W e Holmes XX L 1 e j- sie ' 'Hi f i 1 Gladys Kochinsky Randy Hughes QS ww l wg.,- sf f be ' fri ' :J ' Nfl: L ,- 71374 ' ' :Z eff? N '.'1Ew.x- , . - L- ffix gi ,gil L - V v - .3 .L 3551?-1 Y , -. 'fwifwifs if K ' S H , f' P12525 f f iff' K .1 1 1,5 -. f, - K H 'gi .N :fy-f 5' -:ma-:H r QS , e Qfalr fil r Q e V - ' f i ' a H i.:: ,-- S ,, ff, . 1' I James john Marjorie HH1Ve1'S0Il Hall I-Iarkins Wayne Stephen Helgemo Hoinoski Freshmen Jolene 555 fi!! X W 5 Ps x. x W ,E il M 2 X Lawrence Harris Darlene jacques Jacobson Gary Sylvia Carol jean Arlene Kopenski Kososky Kovacich l.,aBe1le Martin Laviollette 1 l june Kenneth .lack Lois Lohrey Lowden Maffifl Lepisto Jerome Helen Darlene joan Mark Dorene Mascotti Mastroeni McDonald Medovich Melchori Miller E113 Bruno Orrin Carole Anita Moore N3 d Y i Nichols Pelkei' Perlongo joan Piwarski X. ix Nor man Sa c he k x R Q ,Q X jar-ne S Myrene Tipler Todey Kenneth james Peterson Petrofl' Freshmen Elaine Sande . 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Q FF, Kenton King Richard King james Kingston joan Koski jack Kosky Franklin L.aBel1e Diane Lindbloom Alice Lindstrom David Lowden Monn ie Ma rtin Sally May Keith Melchiori Agne S Mme ch n eip Ralph Mane ji V , .S 2 1 '-llh .,,, f Grace Nelson . . - Lilia S Norkoli 52,23 -A ' . 5 .fe 7'-'- 553 1 ilgika if i ' Eugene kellizzaro Ronald Peretlo Robert Peterson Patricia Richard Soplwmores ,V I Polly Ann Poikonen Annette Puckette Joanne Rucinski Fdward Sarder Loretta Schiavo Carol Schinella I V Robert Sipper Charles Waite Rav Smith t Roy Smith 'YT ,, , iff I - lf? , V A' . 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Xi, 0... , L, ,Q ..w.,:P. 5 x A 'Ar Q if xr Q Donald Poikonen Marlene Sa rtorelli Ronald Smitham Yvonne Todey Robert W inkle Syl, ' .,., .' ' ix tl I ','Z1 K k . E my ' D Ona ld P rud home D onna Se ilo R ay Stefani T om my T rude ll G e o r p e Y Oung MA VIS AMER OSE Seniors Y-Teens .... . . 3,4 Thespians. . . . Z.3,4 Chorus. . . . . .Z.3,4 GARY BATTYET Hi-Y ....... Conservation. . Chorus ..... Football. . . Bowling. . WARD BOND 2,14 1,Z,3 2,3 1,Z,3 . . 4 DAVID BEZNGRY Honor Society. . President Band ..... Dance Band. . . Hi-Y. . .' . . . Conservation. . Thespians. . . Chorus. . . . . ,,4 ..3,4 . 3,4 . . 4 . . 2,4 . . l,Z . .Z,3,4 NAOMI BODINE Honor Society. Band ...... Twirling. . Y-Teens. . Chorus. . . .1,Z. . .1,Z. Football. . . . l,Z,3,4 Tennis ..... , . Z,3,4 Conservation. . . ..Z,3.4 ,4 3,4 3,4 . .Z,3,4 3,4 IRMA BONF1, Y-Teens. , . . .L33 F. H, A. . . . .L 5,4 Treasurer. . . 4 61 Seniors MARILYN BROOKS Chorus. . . . . . . . 1.2.3.4 F. H. A.. . . . l,3,4 Y-Teens. . . . . . 2.3.4 Thespiana .... . . 1,2 Liazette Staff. . . 3,4 Bowling. . . . . 4 Forensics. . . . 1 ROBER T BRUNSWICK Football . ....... . 3,4 4 Conservation. . . R UDOLPH BREY JERRY CAILOTTU President of Class. . . . Z Golf........ Conservation. . . Bowling. . . DEAN CHUQUFTTE President of Class ..... 3 Vice-President ofC1asa. . Z Hi-Y. . ......... Z,3,4 President. . . . .4 Conservation. .. . . . 4 Football .... . . l,Z,3,4 Bowling . . . . . .4 JAMES CANALE Student Council. . . . . . l Football. . , . . . . . 2,3 Conservation. . . . . l.Z,3 62. Conservation. . . . . 4 Seniors MARIE CIREILLO Y-Teens ...... . Z,3,4 Secretary. . . 4 F. H. A. . . . . . 4 Gazette Staff. . . Z,3,4 Forensics. . . . . . 3 Bowling. . . . 4 SHIR LFY CLEMENTS Chorus .......... Z.3,4 Forensics JOANNE CUFFIN Secretary of Class Student Council Secretary Cheerleader Y-Teens Thespians Ufficial Club Chorus Gazette Staff Bowling Secretary MARLENE COLE Student Council. . . Y-Teens ..... Chorus. . Bowling. . Ross CLARK Y-Teens. .... . .Z,3, President. . . . ..2,3 President . . . . Chorus ..... . . l. Gazette Siaff, . . . 4 4 4 3 Z 4 DA VID DEDO Band ...... . . LZ Bowling. . . . Seniors PETER DJUPE Student Council. . . Conservation. . . . . Chorus. . . . . Bowling. . . 5 RONALD EDLUND Conservation. . . fu . . Z.3,4 I 1 Q.,,,,f REED FANSHER Football Manager. Basketball Manager GAR RETT ERIC KSON Football ...... . . 1.2.3-4 Conservation ...... 2.3.4 T rea surer Hi-Y. . . . . .3.4 Chorus. . - Z DONALD DE' VR DY Bowling ...... 64 . 4 DONNA FVANUFF F. H. A. ..... . 'O' KENNETH JACQ UES Band .,...,... .l.Z.3,4 Hi-Y. . , . . .3.4 Bowling. . . . . 4 RONALD FLASHBFRGFR Conservation ...... 2.3.4 Seniors DEWAYNE FREDLUND Conservation. Chorus. . . . ......3,4 ...4 DAVID GAGNE. Hi-Y ...... Conservation. LAWRENCE GUILIANI Football ......... 1.2.3 Conservation. . . . . Z,3,4 Bowling ..... . . . . ..4 ....Z,3.-4 WALLACE HFIKKILA Football. . . ....... . 4 Conservation. . .... .l.Z Bowling. . . . . . 4 65 Seniors RICHARD GUILIANI President of Clase. . . EMMA HE LGEMO Student Council. . . . . Z 3,4 Band .......... l,Z,3,4 Conservation. . . . . Football. . . . . Bowling. . Y-Teens. . . . . . 3,4 Chorus .... . . .4 Gazette Staff. . . .4 Bowling .... . . 4 GLENN GOODMAN Conservation ..... . HELEN GREZENLUND Honor Society. . . . . ..3.4 Secretary Student Council. . . . . 4 Secretary .... . . 4 Band ..... . 1,Z,3,4 Twlrling. . . 1,z,3,4 Y-Teens. . . .Z.3,4 President. . . . . 4 Chorus. .... . 3,4 Gazette Stat! . . . .. 4 Bowling. . . . . 4 DEAN HANSON Band .,..... . . 1,Z,3,4 PETER GUPCHINOI-'F Dance Band. . . . Z,3,4 Football ---------- 1.3 Hi-Y .- I ' 2.3.4 Golf ....... . l,Z,3,4 Tennis. l I ' l 3,4 Conservation. . . . Z,3,4 66 Bowling. . . . 4 I Seniors BETTY JOCHEM Honor Society. . . Vice-President Student Council. . Y-Teens ..... Chorus. . Bowling. , AR LINE .IUHNSUN Y-Teens ....... . . 3. F. H. A. ..... Gazette Staff. . Bowling .... .IOANNE .IOHNSON F. H. A. ........ 2,3,4 Treasurer .... . . . 3 Y'-Teens. . . . 4 Latin Club. . . 4 Bowling .... . . 4 Treasurer Forensics. . . . . 1 RALPH JOHNSON Conservation. . . Bowling .... 1 .f W , f, it ,,.n,?rx,Qg ,' fvg in . ,V za, gf?-,egm wt ' in g is if KAREN KING Chorus ..... Y-Teenl ..... Gazette Staff. . Bowling .... 1 1 . .Z,3,4 . .Z.3.4 . 4 ..4 YAULETTF KOCHINSKY Y-Teens ......... F. H. A. ,... . Gazette Staff. . . Bowling .... Forensics. Z,3,4 Z 4 4 l 67 Seniors GERHARD KONRAD Honor Society ..... . .4 Student Council. ': . . 4 P re sident an-H CHESTER KOSOSKI Student Council. . . Basketball .... Conservation. . . 5 1- MARVIN LINDBLOUM Band..........l,Z Dance Band. . . . Z 3 4 Tennis .... . .Z 3 4 Hi-Y. . . . Bowling. . . -IEANNE LABE LLE Honor Society. . . Student Council. . Vice -President. . Secretary of Class. .... Band ..... . . . Dance Band. . Y-Teens. . . Gazette Staff. . . Editor .... Bowling. . . N ,mw- LINNEA LENANDFR Secretary of Class. ...A Cheerleader ...... .Z,3.4 Y-Teens .... Chorus ..... Gazette Staff. . 68 Bowling .... . . .3.4 , Z,3,4 . . 2.3 . . 4 JOAN LABINE Chorus .. I Seniors DEWAYNE MEILCHIORI Football ...... . . . 2.3.4 Conservation. . . . 2.3.4 JACK FEARSON Chorus. . . . . RAINO MUNGIAT President of Clan .... . Student Council. . . . . I. Hi-Y ..... . . . . 3.4 Conservation ...... 2.3, Secretary ......... Vice-President of Class. . Bowling ........... BENJAMIN NORKOLI Football. . . . . . . . 1.2.3.4 Conservation. . . . . . 2.3.4 RONALD PA TAC UNI Football ....... . . l.Z Baskatblll. . . . . . l Thelplanl. . . . . 1.2.3.4 Hi-Y ...... .... 4 Conservation. . . 2.3.4 Chorus. . . . 2.3.4 Bowling. . . . . 4 WILLIAM RAF Hi-Y........ .. Vice -President. . . Basketball ..... . Football. . . . . . Co-Captain. . . Z,3,4 . .4 .l.Z 2.3.4 . . 4 Seniors RAYMOND SABLICH Go1f........... Conservation. . . ARLEN SUNN Chorus... .. .. .Z Conservation. . . . Z,3,4 RONALD SALMELA Conservatxon 2 3 4 ELVENA SCHULT7 Y-Teens. . . . . . Gazette Staff .... Chorus .... MARION STE FANI Treasurer of Class. . Student Council. . . . F. H. A. . . . . Secretary. . . Y-Teens .... Gazette Staff. . Bowling ..... 70 Honor Society. . . Treasurer . .2 3 4 MARv1N so:-ERBLUQM 2 3'4 K ,9 Basketball .......... 3 ' '4 - ' Bowling ........... 4 Z,3,4 f u - 4 ' 4 Ulh-v-oh-AAI.-.Any luuulnn,1,lj.l.L - - l Seniors BFRTHA TERVO Honor Society .... Secretary of Class. . Student Council. . . . Chorus ...... . . Y-Teens. . . . . The spians . . . . Gazette Staff. . . . . Official Club. . . . Bowling .... . . .4 . . 1 . 1,2 2.3.4 2.3.4 l,3,4 Z.3,4 Z,3,4 . . 4 HARRIET THORNBFRG Chorus ......... Y-Teens. . . F. H. A. . . . . President. . . Gazette Staff. . . Honor Society. . 3 .Z,3,4 Z,3,4 4 , 4 ..-4 JOHN VIITALA Football. . . . . . . 1 Conservation. . . . 3,4 FRIENDSHIP WAS A NECESSARY INGRFDIENT OF OUR HAPPINFSS. GLORIA WILLS Chorus ..... . .Z.3,4 Forensics. . . . , , 1 Y-Teens. . . , . Z,3,4 F.H.A.... ,.,,4 Gazette Staff. . , ,4 Bowling .... . , . 4 FRANK ZANON Student Council... . . Football ..... . 1,2 Conservation. . . . Basketball. . . . . Bowling. . . . So Longf It's been good to know you!