Wakefield High School - Echo Yearbook (Wakefield, MI)

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First row: I. Suomi, M. Roman. J. Saxwold. R. Jolliffc. D. Zielinski, A. Hammer. H, Delmet. Second row: I. Korpi. R, Cameron, S. Baltic, S. Chemoff. C. Urbanski. S. Bonka, H. Lepisto. Echo This year the Echo has been cut down in size, but we. the members of the Echo Staff, have tried in the short time we have had to make it as attractive, interesting, and acceptable to the faculty and student body as possible. We hope the book will be appreciated by all who read it. Editor Assistant Editor Business Managers Advertising Manager Ass't Advertising Manager Feature Editor Athletic Editor Picture Editor Art Editor Ass t Art Editor Literary Editor Typists Faculty Advisers Ruth Jolliffe Domicella Zielinski | Steve Chemoff Caesar Urbanski Harriet Delmet Agnes Hammer June Saxwold Steven Baltic Helvia Lf.pisto Margaret Ronan Raymond Cameron Sandern Bonka Umbi Suomi Irene Korpi | Miss Derleth I Mr. Christopherson | Miss Thorpe Page Twenty-nine

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First row: S. Cavender. M. Hammer. A Valesano. T. Zazeski. H. Myers, E. Collins. R. Makinen, R. Buck. Second row: Mr. Schuler. E. Lepinski. S. Baltic. A. Protcau. V. Yatchak, R. Luoma, F. Gem-bolis. E. Yrkkola. T. Ncznanski. Track 1931 The Cardinal thinclads of 1931 enjoyed another successful season. The highlight of the season was the Escanaba Relays, where the boys placed first in two events and third in another. Lettermen include the following: Buck, Cavender, Hammer, Gembolis, Baltic, Yatchak, Makinen. Protcau. Zazeski, and Myers, Mgr. Of these only Makinen. Yatchak. and Baltic are back for the 1932 season. The prospects for the 1932 season are not very bright, but Coach Seger will undoubtedly turn out a well-balanced team. He has his eye on many undergraduates who he thinks will compose the Cardinal track squad for 1932. Best wishes for a successful season! The season’s results: May 1 6—Houghton Regional Meet. Iron Mountain 39, Ironwood 36. Wakefield 32. Kingsford 21' 2, Calumet 7, Houghton 6, and Crystal Falls 6. May 9—Wakefield Invitational Meet. Ironwood 57, Wakefield 51. and Hurley 27. May 23—Ironwood Kiwanis Meet. Ironwood 73 2, Wakefield 45. Hurley 15 , Greenland 1 1 V2, and Bergland 2 . May 30—Escanaba Relays. Wakefield—First in high hurdles, first in two-mile relay and third in mile relay. June 8—Iron Mountain Meet. Iron Mountain 26, Wakefield '24. Ironwood 24. Menominee 20, Escanaba 19. Kingsford 16 ] 2. Manistique 9 ] 2. Ontonagon 7, and Gladstone 4. Page Twenty-eight

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BAND First rotv. A. Bjorkquist. E. Ahonen. R. Rytkonen. E. Wahlberg. C. Collins. S. ChemolF, F. Delmct. J. Gribblc. R. Bemcr. Second row. E. Johnson. J. Cavcndcr. L. Bawden. J. I.awler. E. Spray. G. I uoma. A. Bcau-dette. H. Fountain. T. Bonino. R. Niemi. L. Hakala. A. Proteau. Third row: H. Dclmet, M. Brown. W. Kastclnak. P. Napel, E. Jacobson. G. Rydeski. K. Mall-grcn. A. Durand. A. Kurzewski. J. Martinkoski. Standing: J. Jarvela. G. Desonia. S. Seppa. A. Mann. A. Bcbcr, S. Baltic. Music The Band, consisting of thirty-four members, has been an active unit, especially during the athletic seasons. This group furnished music and pep for all home football and basketball games. During the football season they traveled to Iron River and Hurley to play at those out-of-town games. During the basketball season the band made two trips to Ironwood. They also played at public meetings twice, and appeared in a concert in conjunction with the orchestra. Although the Orchestra has not appeared publicly often this year, nevertheless it has been very active and much can be expected from it next year. There have been thirty-eight members in this group. Their public appearances consisted in playing for the Verona P. T. A. Play, music for the George Washington Bicentennial Program, and a few other minor appearances. Both the Band and Orchestra are under the direction of Mr. Medford Maxwell. The Boys’ Glee Club of twenty-four members is also under the direction of Mr. Maxwell. This group has sung several times at assembly programs and took a major cart in the Christmas Pageant. They also broadcasted over the radio from WJMS. Ironwood. Tlje Girls’ Glee Club is under the direction of Miss Calienetta Cobb. The girls have furnished entertainment at assemblies and sang at the Senior Commencement exercises. Vocal music for the Memorial Day Program was also furnished by this club. The German Band furnished music at assembly programs during the past year. This novel organization consisted of six plavers and a director. The players were Hubert Fountain. Arthur Mann James Gribble. Waldo Kastelnak. Arthur Durand, and Thomas Bonino. The director was “Little Jimmy” Lawler. The Little Symphonv has been the most active of all the musical organizations this year. They have appeared in fourteen individual performances. This group broadcasted over WJM ' twi -e. The members are Gavless Ayotte. Earl Jacobson. John Martinkoski. I In Biorkouist. James Gribble. Bob Berner. Ellen Ahonen. Eddie Johnson. Catherine Collins. Elver Wahlberg. Aloysius Proteau. Frances Delmet. Gertrude Luoma, Arthur Mann. Miss Myrtle Nyquist. pianist, and Mr. Maxwell, director. Page Thirty