Wakefield High School - Echo Yearbook (Wakefield, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1988 volume:

I I 1 Dedication We, the class of 1988, wish to dedicate our Echo to the Past, Present and Future Committee. The students of our school, the members of the faculty, administration and the members of our community who served on this committee, worked hard to save our school. School prepares us for the future. It is a time for learning, making friends and making memories that will last a lifetime. We wish to thank the Past, Present and Future Committee for working so hard to keep our school open. 2 Mr. Gregory Evensen Superintendent Why did you come to Wakefield? I was raised in the U.P. and wanted to come back to an area I was familiar with. Additionally up until the present, Michigan Education has offered some strong advantages over area states as well. What do you like about being Superintendent? In the most ideal situation, being a force for positive change is appealing. During this year, as you know, we have faced some very difficult problems that have upset a number of people. These are unfortunate but necessary. How does Wakefield compare to other schools you have seen? The teaching staff is very dedicated and responds well under difficult conditions. Students for the most part are taking their education seriously as they should to prepare themselves for a very competitive job market. Will there be any changes in the curriculum for next year? No. As our financial picture improves, I hope we will see some upgrading of curriculum and general improvement in study resources. Mr. Robert Rickard Principal What do you like about being principal? To me the important factor is working with the young people of this area. I enjoy watching students grow and develop into fine young citizens of this community. It's also enjoyable to watch as they make decisions that may affect them in the future. It’s a pleasure to watch them perform in athletics, band concerts or in other extracurricular areas. Why did you choose to become our principal again? I felt that I could do more for the district as principal than I could as superintendent. I also felt that I would lose contact with the students as superintendent and this is something I did not want to happen. How would you like to improve Wakefield High School? One of the first areas that I would like to see improved upon is our area of studies. I would like to see some more elected areas of courses available. This will only come about when we come out of our money problem. I would like to see better attendance by students in this school. Too many students stay home for reasons that are not the best. Students have to learn that it is their responsibility to have good attendance. The first question many employers ask about someone is, “How was their attendance?”. The next area of improvement would be self pride. Many students have to learn to develop pride not only in themselves, but in the school. They have to have respect for other people’s property and surroundings. 4 Back Row: Rod Ritter — Treasurer, Leonard Perttula, Charles Picoldi. Front Row: Jack Louma, Virgina Lindquist — President, Michael Heikkila — Vice President. Not Present: Susan Louma — Secretary. Jean Sawaski High School Secretary Gretchen Zazeski Superintendent’s Secretary Karin Carlson Bookkeeper 5 LLLldL tldi lHiL tl Mr. Lane Mrs. Houle Mr. Krznarich Mr. Paynter I Mr. Forini Mr. Davidson Mr. Colassacco Mr. Engel 6 I Mr. Richards Mr. Bruno Mrs. Silc Mrs. Koivisto Mrs. Potter Mrs. Domin 7 s y i Mrs. Seppa and Mrs. Chernak Robert Linn Nancy Hillier and John Vidakovich 8 19 8 8 Mike N. will all my school days to Jim Linna because he needs them. Lynn S. will all the fun I had in Varsity Basketball to my sister Sheryl. Bob S. will my ability to talk a lot and say nothing to Chad Giackino. Gale D. will my “lie Detector and my human physiology notes to Buffy, my old term papers to my niece Betsy, and my back seat to Chris W. Ed 0. will nothing. I’m too Greedy!!! Debi K. will all my Friday afternoons and nights to Mike Mattila. Lisa D. will my car, the Blue Bomber, to anyone who likes to live dangerously. Tammy S. will my ability to sleep in Mr. Forini’s math class to anyone who’s tired. Terri D. will my height to Steve Lane. Bonnie S. will my ability to look innocent of everything in any situation to my cousin Chad who’s had trouble in the past with this. Toni H. will my tennis racquet to my sister Tracie and my pictures of Pat Cash to Terra M. Michelle P. will my basketball skills and shoes to Roberta Sibley. John T. will my sense of style to Wakefield High School. Leslie H. also will my sense of style to Wakefield High School. Kevin G. will all my cruising nights to Ironwood to Dane V. Shannon P. will my homework and my many hours of studying to “Neeecole” P. Ross S. will my evens and odds to David R. Jill V. will my fun times of cruising and man-hunting in “Bertha” to Kathy Jacobson, who shall carry out the tradition in “Elmer. Todd H. will my days of sleeping in class to Dave Saubert. Laura W. will my ability to waste class time on arguments to Buffy. Katie D. will my spot on the Baracuda swim team to anyone who sits the bench for Coach Smith. Mike M. will my great speed on track to Bill Blodgett. Mindy I. will my ability to flirt with every good looking guy to Nicole R. Brian P. will my leather to Mitch Movrich. Jim B. being of sound mind and body, will take everything with me when I die. Cathy S. will my life to anyone who can handle it. Henry R. will my full moon to Jeff Louma. Amy F. will my screwing around in basketball to Michelle Saubert. Kip 0. will all my detention time, bumming school and partying days to Gayle H. John K. will my three wheeler to Mike Mattilla. Ronda 0. will my sarcasm to Pam Finco. May you carry it on well. Sue D. will my ability to keep quiet and stay out of trouble to Dianne and Lori. Ricky H. will all my muscle to Greg Lain. Vicky W. will all the brats of the school to whoever can handle them. Kris J. will all my partyin’ times in Ironwood and in the Silver Dollar to “Bug Zapper.” Christine S. will my 1st floor locker to Duane and also the 1st floor steps to whoever sits there. Sarah T. will my books to anyone who wants them! Dawn W. will my locker full of books to Buffy. Jami D. will my partying days and all the trouble I ever got into to my cousin Heather. Lee H. will my good sportsmanship to all future athletes at W.H.S. Donnie K. will my tennis balls to John, Jeff, and Mark. Jimmi-Jean S. will my ability to get out of class to Adrienne 'cos I know she wants it. Brent B. will my Camaro to anyone that wants it. Kim H. will my arguing with Mr. Richards to anyone who can make up the time. Karla C. will my ability to get straight A's and my perfect attendance to my sister Misty. Sheryle L. will my school attitude to Lisa Libertoski. Peg F. will my ability to harass the teachers to my niece Krystal, when she gets here. Scott B. will all my bummed days to Eugene Schlais. LLLULL: Li. LLLVULLL lull LLLLLLLlLL Ll'LLLliV The senior class, underclassmen, faculty and administration of Wakefield High School, as well as the people of our community, had the honor and pleasure of getting to know our exchange student this year. Olivier Bouttique, our exchange student from Phillipeville, Belgium, was sponsored by the Youth Exchange Services, Los Angeles, California. Olivier’s hobbies include photography, tennis, and playing basketball. He likes both classical and rock music. Olivier came to America to get a better understanding of the English language. He also wanted to study math and Physics. He plans on becoming a pilot. When he goes back to Belgium he will take an exam to become a pilot. If he does well on this test he will be able to go on and take a three year course in piloting. Oliver will be staying here until the summer of 1988. His host family is Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wuorinen. I'm outta here. No autographs please. 12 I’m really not this happy. I’m faking it. Look deep into my eyes. Leslie and Lee Ronda Karla Jami Susie Christine Bob Vicky Sarah Debi Kim Amy Todd Gale Donnie Dana Lisa Toni Michelle A Ricky John Jimmi-Jean Tammy Kathi liLLii; mmiu am tv Lt'iiLii Within our reach lies every path we ever dream of taking. Within our power lies every step we ever dream of making. Within our range lies every joy we ever dream of seeing. Within ourselves lies everything we ever dream of being. — Amanda Bradley l LliU LiLij White Rose Royal Blue White LrUtfc: tjLJL Here I Go Again IrUtt President — Jimmi-Jean Swett Vice-President — Bonnie Saubert Secretary — Terri Dalbee Treasurer — Jill Vittone Advisor — Mrs. Ruth Potter Karla Clark Terri Lynn Dalbec Suzanne Lynn Dalbeck Kathryn Lee Davidson Jami Renee DelFavero David S. Deloria Mark A. Demerath Gale Marie Drier Peggy Sue Flohaug Amy Lynne Fruik 16A Jacki A. Giackino Toni Laryssa Hamilton Kevin Joseph Green Kim Lynn Heikkila Melinda Re Ikola Donnie Richard Krznarich Dana Susan Halberg Todd Bradly Hamel Lee Roy Hocking John Kivi Guy K. Mahan Leslie Kay Hocking Richard Gene Hemming Kristie Marie Johnson Sheryle Lyn Libertoski 16B Kip A. Ozzello Shannon Noelle Pezzetti Henry Risen Kathie Jo Brady Tammy Sue Salonen Ron H. Perttu Bonnie Lee Saubert Lynn Marie Sawaski Christine Carole Smith Robert B. Smith 16C Cathy Stier Jimmi-Jean Marie Swett John Michael Tarro Ross Charles Solberg Dawn Marie Wakham Laura Kathleen Woody Vicky Lynn Wiita 16D Jill Vittone Michelle Pearson Ross Solberg Kathryn Davidson Lisa Dahlbacka Shannon Pezzetti Laura Woody Jimmi-Jean Swett Bonnie Saubert H 0 N 0 R S Dawn Wakeham Lynn Sawaski Henry Risen 17 IrLtitt WiL.bLLLlr'i What do you think or hope you'll be doing ten years after graduation? Tammy Salonen — Married with three kids and my own beauty shop and Piero GT while my husband drives a Yugo. Lisa Dalbacka — 1 will be raising Arabian horses and working in wildlife management. Debi Kremposki Ed Olson Gale Drier — I’m not a fortune teller. 1 can’t predict. — Write a couple of mega buck best sellers and compete against Oprah Winfry for the best talk show on daytime T V. — 1 definitely won t be living in Wakefield. I’ll be an architect, living in my dream house that 1 designed, married to a gorgeous, terrific, rich guy and managing to spend a lot of his money. Bob Smith Lynn Sawaski — 1 plan to be in the Air Force, drive a Porsche, be single, and be living my life to the fullest. — In 10 years 1 hope to be married to Larry, living in a beautiful home with a swimming pool and spa and making loads of money. Mike Nordine John Tarro Christine Smith Kevin Green — Who knows. — I’ll be married to Nayara, picking coffee beans on the sunny countryside of Brazil. — Making my first million, and still working up at the hospital. — 1 will be a multi millionaire bachelor, living in my oceanside condo with a large enough fence to keep my poor relatives out. Kris Johnson Vicky Wiita Ricky Hemming Sue Dalbeck John Kivi Toni Hamilton Shannon Pezzetti Bonnie Saubert — Living in Las Vegas and being the head surgical nurse in Valley Hospital. — Be married to Joe, having twin daughters, and being filthy rich off my pet store. — 1 will be married to Lori and making a lot of money playing for the Bears. — 1 will be a partner in a law firm. — Working. — My Swedish pen pal Henrik and 1 will be touring Lithuania with our favorite band, Depeche Mode. — 1 will be married to a hunk (preferably George Michael), living in London and making lots of money. — 1 don’t know! I’ll probably be married to Craig with at least two kids and by then 1 should have my degree in SOMETHING! Katie Davidson — 1 will probably be married to Mike and trying to find a babysitter for our eight kids and something to wear to our tenth reunion. Mike Miskovich Michelle Pearson Terri Dalbec Brian Perttu Mindy Ikola Jim Berg Cathy Stier Kip Ozzello Scott Bouvette Jimmi-Jean Swett Jill Vittone — 1 will probably be married to Katie but we won’t have eight kids! — I'll be married to Donny and living in our mansion in California, Filthy rich of course! — 1 will be the head of a large pharmaceutical corporation, be married and have three kids. — 1 will be driving a beer truck on California highways. — 1 will be driving another beer truck behind Brian on California highways. — 1 will be rich, retired and doing nothing for the rest of my life. — Flying the world as a stewardess and living on the beach in Oahu. — I’ll be the new lead guitarist for Ozzy Osbourne, with millions of wild women chasing after me. — Bummin’ on a nude beach in California and having a cold. — Living in a beautiful country home and being chief executive of a national corporation. — 1 will be retired and living in the Caribbean, collecting dividends off my stocks in Jimmi-Jeans multi-billion dollar corporation. Don Mahan Laura Woody Ross Sol berg Henry Risen Amy Fruik Peggy Flohaug Karla Clark Dawn Wakeham Sheryle Libertoski Brent Backman Todd Hamel Leslie Hocking — 1 will be riding my Harley across the United States. — 1 intend to travel the world, tantalizing my friends with postcards, two steps ahead of any return mail. — I’ll be playing for the Green Bay Packers under head coach, Dan Negro. — Growing peanuts. — I’ll be married to Kenny, living in the tropics, getting a tan and loving it. — 1 will be married to Scott with a well paying job as an architect in Colorado Springs. — Me and Dianne will be living in our condo in Texas, driving our Lamborghini’s! — 1 will be married to Randy and loving it. — 1 will probably be married to Kim Kruger, win the Lotto and own a Lamborghini. — 1 will be ruling the United States. Remember Hitler? — Working. — 1 will have designed my own line of high fashion jewelry and will be selling it in my own boutique on the north side of Milwaukee. Donnie Krznarich — 1 would like to be an NBA scout for the Milwaukee Bucks, making lots of money, and traveling from city to city watching basketball games. Kim Heikkila Lee Hocking Jami DelFavero Sarah Tesch — 1 will be married to Brian, spending all of the money he worked so hard for and living in Colorado Springs. — I'll be running my own business. — I’ll be living in Colorado Springs and 1 will own my own Travel agency (the one Peggi designed)! — Be married, living in Wausau, and be a paralegal secretary. 18 After lunch and still smiling???! Jammin’ with Eddy. 19 If looks could kill . . . Who’s Who Among High School Students The odd couple. Say what? Hamel with a book? 20 Bill Blodgett Buffy Firkus Shannon Jacobson Jett Luoma Dave Saubert Carrie Braspemck Lori Coubal Mike Franklin Scott McGinn Eugene Schlais Tina Morrison Joe Sibley Becky Davidson Rod Giackino Loretta Hamilton 1 Allen Karvonen a Dave Niemi Chris bourni Darren Keskey Sarah Niemi Marty lapam Kathy Jacobson Mark Lane Dane vaiesano 22 Simply Amazing! Or Something. Jim Linna Lisa Libertoski CLASS OFFICERS: Chris — President. Kathy — Secretary and Treasurer. Doug — Vice President ffHII __ L of saani accaai eaaasi The Queen and her slaves! Tammy White Mark Whitley Scott Whitley Christine Wiita 23 Just trying to look intelligent! CLASS OFFICERS: Will — Vice-President. Nicole — Treasurer. Liisa — Secretary. Marty — President Mitch Movrich Robert Pedrin Jim Lindquist Ryan Pedrin Will Londo Nicole Rajala beth Havela Gayle Havela Bill Luoma Mike Mattila ▼ Laura Rouse Jen Rickard 24 fclibULLtliLtUfc: Sherry Mattson m Michelle Saubert Sandy McFarland Sheryl SawasKi Dean Doney Lisa Johnson Carrie Minier John Stone Dana Aspinwall Sherry Berno Nicole Dalbec Mindy Giackino Diane Kivi Adrienne Miskovich Grew Lain Chad Miskovich Don Wiita Randy Woody Mickey Brentar Bill Daibeck Rollen Grayson Cheyenne Morrison Krisn vaicnaK 25 Mitch Delich Steve Lane Jessie Boggetto Chad Giackino Lisa Obremski Barb J. Anderson Jared Jeremiah Halberg Sandy Braspenick Sandy Colgin Rachael Halberg Nicole Petranek Scott Libertoski Crystal Pann Tony Dalbec Tracie Hamilton Amy Mahan Chanda Pikka Jennifer Mann Jennifer Ringsmuth 26 Robin Mikkola Jana Pleshe Eric Ritter CLASS OFFICERS: Mitch — President. Jennifer — Vice-President, Nicole — Secretary. Terra — Treasurer The Happy Homemakers! e Becky Minier Roberta Sibley ■ 27 LLLLLIU CLASS OFFICERS: Lisa — President. Joe — Vice President. Shannon — Treasurer. Not Pictured: Angie — Secretary I’m ready for anything! Jeremy Anderson Billy Anderson Don Bekkala Dion DelFavoro Heather DelFavoro Jarvis Eberhart We’re taking it easy today. Michael Saubert Joseph Schlais 28 Shannon Ellsworth Tonia Johnson Melissa Mickovich Byron Perttula Amy Seppa Lisa Borseth James Tarro Michelle Moore Crystal Pikka Nora Coonts Shawn Foster Scott Krznarich Brad Morrison Josh Valesano Angela Pleshe Dale Cieroig Eugene Lane Amanda Quigley Mary Verthein Julie Linn B. J. Movrich I Sarah Dean Shannon lireen Jean Willing Ann Loser Michael Munari Rick Zwick i 29 till! LliVLt 1 CLASS OFFICERS Tina — Treasurer, Chnssy — Secretary. Jodi — President. Marisa — Vice-President What a stud Marisa Saubert A Full House!!! Derek Sprecksel Cory Streeter Daniel Sturkol 30 Troy Aspinwall George Dalbeck Amanda Miskovich Michelle Torkko Lisa Koivu Joyce Pete I Tina Trolla Jason Delich Clint Londo Erin Ballone Stephanie Berg Dmo Demarte Brodi Krznarich Brandon Makela Steve Whitburn Keith Bouvette Dana Firkus Tricia Mann Casey Rajala Stacie Whitley Misty uark Ray Brunelle Harmony Halberg Gwen Leviioki Carla Mikkola Christy Harju Erin Lindquist Karen Miljevich Angela Raymond Jodi Rickard Jimmie Willing Nikki Yatchak 31 a face! Rouse the Mouse. Cool dudes. Juice This end up! Sara you devil Chad and Dave the only ones. See how they grin!!! Marty’s seeing STARS ••• The wide world of Biology. ’ ' • y Smile pretty Look alive kids! Play, Lori! Wake up li’l Scottie Tough boy?!? She looks guilty Scholar. Intense aren’t they?? 35 Domesticating our boys We’re supposed to be studying. 36 Junior high band Back Row: Becky Davidson, Jean Willing, Missy Miskovich. Front: Adrienne Miskovich, Jessie Decker, Katie Davidson, Lisa Cormier, Lynn Sawaski. EI F Hhigh school mm RAKin le, Crystal Pikka, Mary Verthein, Amy Seppa, Nora Coonts Pam Niemi, Julie Linn, Kristi Boleau, Emily Luoma 37 EfillJMff liHllLLLLt: In an Echo survey, students revealed their thoughts about school events, personal goals, and world questions. The majority of the students of Wakefield High School were upset about sports being cut at the high school. They were happy with the immediate support that the program got from the community. One of the reasons that people think we should have sports is that they keep the kids out of trouble and off the streets. Sports also keeps them interested in their school work. This is because students participating in a sports program have to maintain a set grade average. If the students had the chance, they would make many changes in the school. School would start later and end earlier. Everyone would get rid of study halls because they feel that it’s easier to do homework at home. Other suggestions were: less homework, open campus for all grades and more classes that would “interest the kids.” (?) They also want more sports activities and education on drugs. School would be cancelled when the temperature reached 20 below, because it is difficult not only for bus students, but especially for those who walk or have their own cars. The students would also like to see a “student hall” with an entertainment center, so that students with extra time could spend it there. The students would like to see many more classes and clubs. Some of these classes would include pre-algebra, skiing, dance, drama, and marriage classes. The clubs that they want are gymnastics and SADD. There also would be more pep assemblies and a monthly newsletter. We asked the students who their favorite teacher was. Every teacher was mentioned. They liked teachers who didn’t give a lot of homework, explained things on a kid’s level, were “nice,” and were willing to help. They also liked teachers who were “humorous,” teachers who didn’t let kids “monkey around,” and in one case, a teacher who “helped me learn to control myself better.” We asked the student body what they plan to do with their lives. We received numerous answers. Some of the answers were as follows: become a D.J., school teacher, lawyer, dentist, private detective, stewardess, zoologist, artist, social worker, pharmacist, architectural engineer, cosmetologist, nurse. Some said that they would spend their lives spreading joy. Others said they would get rich, find a cure for the common cold, and change the name of the United States to “Yooperland.” There were many, many, “I don’t knows.” There were all sorts of events that the students considered to be the main media event of the year. Some were: the Iran Contra Scandal, the release of the album Hysteria, Madonna and Sean’s possible divorce, the stock market crash, pit bulls, AIDS, the N.F.L. Football strike, Prince Charles and Princess Diana’s problems, banning of ATVs, and Lisa Kolesar the Ironwood child who had a liver transplant. One student mentioned the nuclear war, which no one else seems to remember! 38 19 8 8 fcVliLMV IrlililllrlL Standing: Emily Luoma, Chris Soumi, Niki Petranek, Jill Vittone, Tess Harju, Julie Linn, Nikki Yatchak, Lisa Negro, Michelle Torkko, Doug Richter, Jessi Decker. Front Row: Terri Dalbec, Henry Risen, Ross Solberg, Jeff Luoma, Chanda Pikka, and Kathy Jacobson. President — Ross Solberg Vice-president — Jeff Luoma Treasurer — Henry Risen Secretary — Chanda Pikka The Student Council started off by sponsoring the Homecoming Dance, which was a big success. The council donated a new Coke scoreboard to the high school through an agreement with Coke products. Even though the machine is not a big money maker, the council was happy to go through the trouble to donate it to the student body. The council also organized Parent’s Night for the athletes and donated the flowers that were used. The council also donated $200 to help the sports program this year. The Student Council hopes for the same enthusiasm and support next year. — Chanda Pikka 40 LILLrLI tLraiiLL LJOJIiL ft to Right, Top to Bottom: Katie Davidson. Lynn Sawaski, Jimmi-Jean Swett. Jill Vittone, Michelle Pearson, Toni Hamilton, Dana Halberg, Mindy Ikola, ent Backman, Ross Solberg, Kevin Green, Jim Berg. David Niemi, Sara Niemi, Kathy Jacobson, Becky Davidson, Lauri Deloria, Mark Lane, Dane Valesano, Scott Voit, Mark Franklin, Chris Soumi, Duane hnson. Andy Wiita, Adrienne Miskovich, Mindy Giackino, Beth Havela, Michelle Saubert, Dana Aspmwall, Cheyenne Morrison, Greg Lain, Tom Zeckovich. Nick Laitamaki, Liisa Dean, Nicole Dalbec, Sheryl Sawaski, Pam Finco, Nicole Rajala, Jared Brogan, Jeremiah Halberg. Barbara Anderson, Sandy Braspenick, Sandy Colgin, Tess Harju, Amy Mahan, Terri Negro, Nicole Petranek, Chanda Pikka, Lori Latvala, Debbie ilbeck, Sean Lynott, Eric Ritter. Laura Koivu, Jana Pleshe, Barbara Anderson, Rachel Halberg, Roberta Sibley, Shelley Bertteto, Jennifer Mann, Hans Lain, Tracy Hamilton, Michael entar, Karl Ahonen, Sherry Mattson, Sandy McFarland, Jim Lindquist, John Tarro. 41 Back Row: Bonnie Saubert, Sara Niemi, Jimmi-Jean Swett, Michelle Pearson, Buffy Firkus, Jill Vittone, Toni Hamilton, Laura Woody. Front Row: Shannon Pezzetti, Katie Davidson, Lynn Sawaski. Kathy Jacobson. Absent from Picture: Amy Fruik, Leslie Hocking, Gale Drier, Ross Solberg, Kevin Green, Henry Risen, Dawn Wakeham, and Dane Valesano. Emotion!! Think, Think, Think. Editor — Bonnie Business Manager — Jill Layout Editor — Lynn Photo Editors — Katie Michelle Copy Editor — Shannon Ta-daaa!!! Top Row: Sheryl Sawaski, Michelle Saubert, Nicole Dalbec, Beth Havela, Gregg Lain. Second Row: Dana Aspmwall, Jen Rickard, Mindy Giackmo, Heather Abrams. Bottom Row: Kristi Yatchak, Sandra McFarland, Adrienne Miskovich, Liisa Dean. Top Row: Mickaele Miskovich, Jennifer Mann, Roberta Sibley, Laura Koivu, Lori Latvala, Mickey Brentar, Chanda Pikka. Second Row: Lisa Obremski, Barbara Anderson, Tess Harju, Jana Pleshe, Tracie Hamilton, Amy Mahan, Eric Ritter. Bottom Row: Randy Woody, Nicole Petranek, Terri Negro, Dane Valensano, Barbara Anderson, Sean Lynott. 43 Mrs. Lynott is the French Club advisor. The club traveled to Quebec this year. Back Row: Mr. Davidson, Heather Luoma, Bill Luoma, Derek Sprecksel, Rod Giakino, Jeff Luoma, Corey Streeter. Front Row: Jessi Decker, Kevin Green, Lee Hocking, Ross Solberg, Troy Aspinwall. Back Row: Mr. Davidson, Jeff Luoma, Dane Valesano, Doug Richter, Jennifer Mann, Jessi Decker, Shannon Ellsworth, Heather Luoma, Julie Linn. Middle Row: Derek Sprecksel, Dana Aspinwall, Kristi Yatchback, Laura Rouse, Sarah Dean, Christy Boleau, Mikaele Miskovich, Sandy Braspenick, Heather DalFavero. Front Row: Troy Aspinwall. Nicole Petranek, Tracy Hamilton. Terra Menghini. Diane Kivi, Sherry Mattson. Shelly Bertetto, Amy Seppa. 44 M I Mr m: MINDY'S COURT. J J.( JILL. KATY. AND AMY CHEERLEADERS LEADING THE CARDINAL SONG. KING RICK AND QUEEN MINDY 1987 BACKDROP RICK’S COURT. JOHN. MIKE. HENRY. AND ROSS RICK RUNNING THE BALL. CARDS MAKING A TACKLE. JUNIOR CLASS 1st PLACE FLOAT FRENCH CLUB 2nd PLACE FLOAT 47 48 Back Row: Randy Woody, Coach Engel, Assistant Coach Allan Davidson, Manager Lee Hocking. 2nd Row: Brian Perttu, Doug Richter, Chad Saubert, Steve Lane, Rick Hemming, Henry Risen, Dave Saubert, Bill Blodgett. First Row: Ross Solberg, Mitch Movrich, Scott Brogan, Dave Rautiola, Scott Whitley, Dean Doney, John Kivi. The manager of all time Lee Hocking. ' % Spelling out Victory We’ve got it all 51 Top Row: Kevin Perttu, Mike Saubert, Brad Morrison, Scott Krznarich, Byron Perttula, Shannon Lane, Mike Munari, Brandon Makela. Middle Row: Keith Bouvette, Charles Risen, Joe Schlais, Shane Morrison, Larry Minier, Casey Rajala, Jeff Havela. Bottom Row: Mike Ahonen, Matt Ahonen, Ray Brunelle, Brodie Krznarich. LrliLLlrLUit IrliLtilitfm Boy’s Tennis Coach Eugene Maki The 1987 boys tennis team had an outstanding year. Our team was made up of 9 players. Leading the way was our only senior the 1 singles player, Kevin Marttila. Our 2 singles player was a junior, Brent Backman. Rounding out the singles at 3 was junior Kevin Green. He was voted the most improved player. The 1 doubles team was made up of John Houle and Jeff Luoma, both sophomores. John was named MVP. The 2 doubles team was also made up of two sophomores, Mark Lane and Chris Suomi. Mark was voted Most Humorous. The 3 tandem was made up of junior Donnie Krznarich and sophomore Mike Franklin. Mike was voted the Sparkplug of the team. Donnie was voted Rookie of the year. The team is looking forward to another successful season! — Mark Lane 52 Boys Track Coach Allen Davidson The 1987 Track and Field squad led by Rick Hemming, Brian Pedrin and Ted Ozzello enjoyed a successful season. Many personal records were achieved by the athletes. Though the Speedboys were heavy favorites the Cardinals won both the Great Western Conference Championship and the Regional Ciass D” title. Ross Solberg, Mike Mis-kovich, Scott Sturkol and Brian Pedrin set a new school standard in the Two Mile Relay with a time of eight minutes forty-three seconds. Other athletes completing the team were: Lee Hocking, Chad Miskovich, Henry Risen, Bill Blodgett, Dave Rau-tiola, Doug Richter, Dane Valesano, Mitch Movrich, Marty Ikola, Bill Luoma and Scott Whitley. — Allen Davidson Girls Track Coach Valesano “Hard working,” dedicated” and great attitudes are a few words that come to mind when I think of the 1987 Girl’s Track team. All season the girls kept up a record setting pace — we finished the season with five firsts, two seconds and a third. We also defended our Great Western conference title. The biggest thrill however, was placing Runner-Up” out of 28 teams in the U.P. Finals in Marquette. Girls Volleyball Coach Gwen Keckeritz At the beginning of the sea son we knew that we wouli be a strong team this yea since we didn’t lose anyom to graduation. This season si far has gone extremely well We have entered a few tour naments and have shown thi other teams that we meai business this year. I hope tha we continue to play well fo the rest of the season and di well in our district tourna ment at the end of the year Girls Tennis Coach Eugene Maki The 1987 Girls’ Tennis team had an exceptionally interesting year. There was a record number (11) freshmen who came out for the team. Although the records didn’t show it, we all played well and gained a lot of experience, while having fun! The members of the team, their ranks, and what they were voted are as follows: singles, Toni Hamilton, Captain and co-most humorous. A transfer from Ironwood, 2 Singles, Carrie Bras-penick, was voted co-most humorous co-sparkplug, and most valuable. 3 singles was freshman Niki Pe-tranek, who was most improved. The 1 Doubles team consisted of Laura Rouse and Diane Kivi, who was voted co-sparkplug, the rookies were the 2 team Sandy Braspenick and Sherry Mattson. The 3 Doubles team was Tracie Hamilton and Terra Menghimi. The Seven alternates who did not see a lot of playing time but will next season for sure, are: Jennifer Mann, Tess Harju, Shelly Bertetto, Mikaele Miskovich, Jana Pleshe, Barbra Anderson, and Rachel Halberg. — Toni Hamilton Football Coach James Engel The 1987 football season produced some outstanding team and individual performances. Junior FB Bill Blodgett reaped the benefits of the fine play of the Cardinal offensive line by rushing for 1,187 yards on 172 carries. That's an average of 6.91 yards each carry. The offensive line featured the blocking of center Steve Lane, Guards John Kivi, Scott Brogan and Doug Richter, Tackles Dave and Chad Saubert and Ends Henry Risen, Brian Perttu and Scott Whitley. They paved the way for 300 total yards of offense per game. Rick Hemming completed his career by playing every second of each game. That makes 27 straight games, 1296 plus minutes, without missing a single play! Rick also amassed some impressive stats. They included a season high 91 tackles, 98 carried for 495 yards, 6 pass receptions for 163 yards and 10 kick returns for 226 yards including a 85 yard TO. Other team members include QB — Ross Solberg, HB — Dave Rautiola, QB — Dean Doney and OG — Mitch Movrich. The team was coached by James Engel and Allen Davidson and managed by Lee Hocking. — James Engel Girls Basketball Coach Ed Smith After the season ended, I met with my team alone in a classroom, planning to express to them how much I appreciated all they had done; how especially cooperative and great they were to me as their coach. I wanted to tell them how proud I was to say they were my players. I failed, as I did something they had never done in a ball game — Choked! Now the editor of the school Echo gives me a second chance to let the eight senior girls of the basketball team know what a special part of my life they have become. Their won-lost record, championships, and honors are well documented. But there is a great deal more to them. A coach could not even begin to wish to have such a dedicated and understanding group of individuals for senior leadership. They made my job very easy. I beam with a great sense of pride whenever anyone asks about them as a team or individually. Quality people they are, and I sincerely wish the very best for them for years to come. So to the team and especially the eight graduates, I thank you so much for a season to remember. I will miss you all and hope you have fond memories of The Best Time of the Day.” — Ed Smith Boys Basketball Coach Ed Smith Congratulations to the boys' varsity basketball team for their fine season and Western Conference Championship. This is the first such championship won by a Wakefield Boys’ team for quite some time and all members can be proud to have contributed to that Championship. I hope all of the teams’ players not only learned a great deal about basketball, but also about themselves as being competitive and tough minded individuals and disciplined to be able to meet any challenges that may face them later in life. So here is a warm, Thank you” to the members of the varsity boys on a job well done. — Ed Smith Back Row: Asst. Coach Longley, Jill Vittone, Michelle Pearson, Sarah Niemi, Amy Fruik, Lynn Sawaski. Kathy Jacobson, Katie Davidson, and Coach Smith. Front Row: Tammy White, Buffy Firkus, Jimmi-Jean Swett, Sue Dalbeck, Lori Coubal, Kim Heikkila, and Mgr. Pam Finco. The Wakefield High School Girls Basketball team had a fantastic year. They advanced to the Class D regional Semifinals. They defeated the Jeffers Jets in overtime, 51-49. They then advanced to the State Class D quarterfinals and were defeated by De Tour in a tough game. We congratulate the girls who showed good sportsmanship and great playing ability for making it as far as they did. All eyes are on Katie. 54 Coach Smith gives some advice. 55 Michelle Varisty Girls showing some style! Front Row: Pam Finco, mgr., Cara Cook, Gayle Havela, Sheryl Sawaski, Liisa Dean, Nicole Dalbec, Jen Rickard. Back Row: Darlene Johnson, Kristi Yatchak. Beth Havela. Adrienne Miskovich, Michelle Saubert, Sandy McFarland, Coach Ron Longley. Front Row: Debbie Dalbeck, Lori Latvala, Sandy Colgin, Chanda Pikka. Back Row: Amy Mahan, Barb Anderson, Roberta Sibley, Jennifer Ringsmuth, Terri Negro. Missing: Cliff Cook, Coach. 56 Front Row: Lisa Borseth, Emily Luoma, Jessi Decker, Pam Niemi, Angela Pleshe. Back Row: Julie Linn, Lisa Negro, Shannon Ellsworth, Heather Luoma, Missy Miskovich, Lisa Cormier. Not Pictured: Coach Dan Negro. r hr Front Row: Stephanie Berg, Tina Trolla, Nikki Yatchak, Angela Raymond Back Row: Laura Linn, Karen Miljevich, Joyce Pete, Lisa Hauk- ala, Erin Lindquist. Not Pictured: Coach Brian Pedrin. Front Row: Jodi Rickard. Amanda Miskovich, Misty Clark, Michelle Torkko. Back Row: Karla Mikkola, Dana Firkus, Harmony Halberg, Marisa Saubert. Not Pictured: Coach Jean Blodgett. Top Row: Mngr Mick Brentar, Coach Smith, Henry Risen, Rick Hemming, Mike Miskovich, Dane Valensano, Chris Soumi, Donnie Krznarich, Brian Perttu and Mngr Lee Hocking. Bottom Row: Dave Rautiola, Ross Solberg, John Houle. Mark Lane, Ron Perttu, and Olivier Bouttique. 59 Coach Valesano, Gus Ahonen, Marty Ikola, Steve Lane, Chad Miskovich, Jared Brogan, Rob Pedrin. Sean Lynott, Scott Brogan. 60 Back Row: Mike Munari, BJ Movrich, Dave Holmes, Josh Valesano, Scott Krznarich, Tom Hamel, Coach — Don Krznarich. Front Row: Brad Morrison, Kevin Perttu, Jeff Havela, Mike Saubert, John Ringsmuth, Jim Tarro. Back Row: Brandon Makela, Troy Aspinwall, Casey Rasala. Front Row: Keith Bouvette, Matt Ahonen, Dino Demarte, Mike Ahonen. 61 Standing: Laura Woody, Kathy Jacobson, Sheryl Sawaski, Jill Vittone, Michelle Pearson, Adrienne Miskovich, Liisa Dean, Becky Davidson, Jen Rickard. Kneeling: Coach Gwen Koeckeritz. Standing: Manager Beth Havela, Laura Koivu, Cheyenne Morrison, Carrie Braspenick, Loretta Hamilton, Laura Woody, Man. Sandy McFarland. Kneeling: Chanda Pikka, Mindy Giackino, Sandy Colgin, Nicki Petranek, Dana Aspinwall. 62 Go Gertie Go! What a spike!! Nice bump Mindy! She’s yelling at us again! We’re ready! 63 VARSITY! Back to Front: Mindy Ikola, Katie Davidson, Jimmi-Jean Swett, Lynn Sawaski, Kathy Jacobson J.V.! Left to Right: Sandy McFarland. Nicole Dalbec, Adrienne Miscovich, Tara Menghini, Sheryl Sawaski, Tracie Hamilton. 64 8th GRADE! Back: Jessie Decker, Amy Seppa, Sarah Dean. Center: Shannon Ellsworth. Front: Julie Linn, Kristie Boleau, Heather DelFavero. 7th GRADE! Left to Right: Michelle Torkko, Amanda Miskovich, Marisa Saubert, Dana Firkus (center), Chrissy Harju, Jodi Rickard, Nikki Vatchak. Back Row: Coach — Eugene Maki. Kevin Martila. John Houle, Chris Soumi, Mark Lane. Front Row: Mike Franklin, Brent Backman. Jeff Luoma. Kevin Green. Back Row: Coach — Eugene Maki, Barb Anderson, Jana Pleshe, Toni Hamilton, Carrie Braspenick, Jennifer Mann, Mikaele Miskovich. Middle Row: Sandy Braspenick. Shelly Bertetto, Laura Rouse, Diane Kivi, Sherry Mattson. Front Row: Terra Menghini, Rachel Halberg, Tess Harju, Nikki Petranek, Tracie Hamilton. 66 Front Row: Rick Hemming, Scott Sturkol, Brian Pedrin, Ted Ozzello. Ross Solberg, Lee Hocking. Back Row: Chad Miskovich, Henry Risen, Mike Miskovich, Bill Blodgett, Dave Rautiola, Doug Richter, Dane Valesano, Mitch Movrich, Marty Ikola, Bill Luoma, Scott Whitley, Coaches: Mr. Valesano, Mr. Davidson, Mr. Engel Front Row: Lori Coubal, Katie Davidson, Diana Hongisto. Adrienne Miskovich. Bonnie Saubert, Buffy Firkus, Beth Havela. Middle Row: Lisa Dalbacka, Becky Davidson. Sheryl Sawaski, Jen Rickard, Michelle Saubert, Liisa Dean. Back Row: Coach Valesano, Nicole Dalbec, Michelle Pearson, Kristi Yatchak, Jill Vittone, Kathy Jacobson, Sara Niemi, Angie Hongisto, Lauri Deloria, Loretta Hamilton, Coach Engel, Terri LaForge, Coach Davidson. Absent from Photo: Joy Smith. 67 Back Row: John Houle, Donnie Krznarich, Mike Miskovich, Doug Richter, Rick Hemming, Dave Rautiola, Coach Bob Orlich. Front Row: Mark Lane, Ross Solberg, Bill Blodgett, Jeff Luoma, Kevin Martila. Is he ready or not? 68 Rick’s coming home. 19 8 8 Each depositor insured to 40.000 FDtG HPtlAl PtrOSll iNSutANCt C0«X0«Ati0N THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK WAKEFIELD, MICH. Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Christmas Club Accounts Home Loans Home Appliance Loans + PH. (906) 224-9581 Auto Loans Safety Deposit Boxes Money Orders Wire Transfers Drive-In Banking Locally owned and Independently operated Each depositor insured to 40.000 FDKi MOOAL OOOSIT INSURANCI CORPORATION i Bobby O’s Barber Shop Sunday Lake Wakefield, Ml Robert Delich and Son Trucking Wakefield, Ml BINGO’S Bar, Garage, and Motel Wakefield, Ml Gene Charlotte Vittone Wanink’s Sales Service Wakefield, Ml Chain Saws Logging Supplies 224-7581 Tuomela’s Laundromat Dale and Shirley Torkko 1206 East US 2 Wakefield, Ml Korner Kitchen Home Cooking East US 2 Daily Specials Granato Motel Restaurant Open 24 Hours Wakefield, Ml Krienta Grocery 308 Brotherton St. Wakefield, Ml BEST WISHES SENIORS 70 Wakefield News 405 Sunday Lake Street Wakefield, Ml 49968 Office supplies, printing, ship-a-parcel 906-224-9561 Best Wishes Class of 1988 Sheriff Donald B. Pezzetti Wakefield Trustworthy Hardware 404 Sunday Lake Street Wakefield, Ml 49968 224-7301 Alert Emergency Medical Services Full time Paramedics Serving Wakefield 224-2222 JOHN D HAUKKALA ( YOUnl iM XMol] VImrvnct nt J WAKEFIELD INSURANCE AGENCY 4 12-A SUNDAY LAKE ST Ed and Rosie’s Wakefield. Michigan 49968 Sunday Lake Street WaLpfiolH Ml AQQfiA Phone (906) 224 155 1 Best wishes Seniors HOMEOWNERS - AUTO - LIFE ft HEALTH V.F.W. Post 9084 and Ladies Auxiliary Congratulate the Class of 1988 graduating Seniors. Continued Luck and Success in the future. Commander — Onni Koivu Auxiliary President — Wyllis Grasso Class of 1988 Best Wishes From Keen Ager Corporation Licensed Adult Foster Home Home for Retirees 224-9511 Wakefield, Ml LAKESIDE MEMORIAL CHAPEL, INC. JOHN W. BALLONE DIRECTOR DEALER IN MONUMENTS MARKERS PHONE (906) 224 6851 (8USINESS) (906) 224-9911 (RESIDENCE) 806 PUTNAM ST. WAKEFIELD, Ml 49968 CHALET AMOCO AND PARTY STORE 411 W. US 2 Wakefield, Michigan We keep you in good spirits Tony and Bonnie Trolla — owners Bruce Perttula — station manager Lakeshore Tire Auto COMPLETE TIRE LINE 101 SUNDAY LAKE ST. CUSTOMER EXHAUSTS WAKEFIELD, Ml 49968 WHEEL ALIGNMENT 906-224-7821 Wakefield Co-op 1110 US 2 Wakefield, Ml Congratulations Seniors!!! INKALAS AUTO SALES 106 ASCHERMAN STREET WAKEFIELD. MICHIGAN 49968 DAVE OR AL INKALA PHONE 906-224-3461 J. Dahlke Dist. UMGoiaen Wakefield, Ml 906-224-3001 Floral Gardens Rt. 1, Box 487 Wakefield, Ml 49968 Sports Bar 401 Sunday Lake Street Wakefield, Ml 229-5949 72 Congratulations Class of 1988 I Eugene R. Maki Peter Koruga Peter Koruga Son Distributors of all Building Supplies Norco Windows Route 1, Box 5 Wakefield, Michigan Bus. Ph. 229-5113 Home ph. 224-7201 Baynes Pharmacy Sunday Lake Street Wakefield, Ml Best Wishes to the Seniors Adele Knaack R.Ph. Copp’s Food Store 1009 Holiday Lane Hurley, Wl 54534 (715) 561-3000 Gabby’s Bar Grill 1514 Putnam Wakefield, Ml Congratulations from Holiday Inn of Hurley Crossing Inn Wakefield, Ml Best of luck, Seniors Margaret Picoldi Giovanoni’s True Value Hardware 303 Silver Street Hurley, Wl 54534 1-800-523-6317 Ext. 169 Wakefield Pharmacy 408 Sunday Lake Street Wakefield, Ml 49968 a complete drug store” 229-5966 UrfMt Iw 0 TW top «m II wl' 1 1' O «xw am MM' WIKOttlm HIM JACK REARDON 561 3252 Sunday Lake Motel Hwy. M-28 P.O. Box 182 Wakefield, Ml 49968 (906) 229-5459 Your Hosts — Jerry and Lavern Best Wishes to the Seniors Mrs. Houle 73 Bonnie’s Hair Specialist Box 32 Bergland, Ml 49910 (906) 575-3234 Shangrala Bar Grill Bergland, Ml 575-3909 Take outs Serving Food Daily Fish Fries Antonio’s Restaurant Bergland, Ml Homemade pizza's Breakfast — Lunch — Dinner Ice cream shop 575-3581 Bergland Mobil Self-Serve gas Video rentals Snack Shop Corner M-28 M-64 (906) 575-3241 Maple Ridge Motel Motel — Bait — Gas (906) 575-3545 1.5 Miles W of Bergland on M-28 Open all year all live bait guarantee to catch fish (or die trying) Kathy’s Kountry Korner Handcrafting Supplies Mineral River Plaza White Pine, Ml Nordines Food Stores Bergland — Bruce Crossing Ewen — Watersmeet Meats — Ice Groceries — Lottery Best of Luck Seniors Big Valley Ford — Mercury, Inc. Ewen, Ml 49925 (906) 988-2323 FORD MERCURY Lakeview Cafe East M-28 Bergland, Ml 575-9416 Breakfast — Dinners — Luncheons Our Motto is service Our ability is proven White Tail Tire Company Hwy. M-28 (906) 988-2305 Dave Kasten, P.O. Box 127 owner Ewen, Ml 49925 [ TO«a I V � CHt J Dick Wagner Agency, Inc. Domitrovich — Borseth □ r?{ altob Real Estate, Inc. Tom Borseth — Bergland Settlers Cooperative Inc. Union 76 Self Serve Mart Full line of fuels including L.P. Gas Feed Retailer — Grocery 827-3515 Bruce Crossing Phone (006) 575 0421 Hoop’N Holler Bar ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE GOGEBIC WALLEYE CAPITAL U S A MERBIWEATHER MICH 49940 Howard and Doreen stavedahl. p o � s Catering to the Outdoorsmen of the Midwest Northwinds Motel Lodge lVz Miles West of Bergland on Hwy 28 on the North End of Lake Gogebic P.O. Box 249 PHONE Bergland. Ml 49910 906-575-3557 74 Howdy Partner The Pump Haus is open in both B.C. Land — Open 24 Hrs. Ewen — Open til ten — Snack Bar — Showers for Truckers or Hunters Thanx, Art W. Champion Champion International Corporation Kimberly Road PO Box 266 Marenisco. Michigan 49947 Office 906 787-2218 Leo’s Grocery Mobil Regular — No lead — Diesel Open 7 days 8am — 6pm Marenisco, Ml 49947 (906) 787-2277 NAPA Auto Parts 1008 E. Lead Bessemer, Ml 49911 (906) 663-4901 Root Cellar Dining — Food — Cocktails All Season's Lodging Gene Kathy (906) 842-3535 East Shore Lake Gogebic Abelman’s Since 1887 Bessemer, Ml 49911 Stempihar Bros. Stempihar Spur Bessemer, Ml 49911 667-0852 Best Wishes Seniors of '88 Gogebic Auto Company 200 E. Lead Street Bessemer, Ml 49911 Bessemer Inn 105 Lead Street Bessemer, Ml 49911 663-4179 Congratulations to the Senior Class FORD MERCURY LINCOLN Bessemer Auto Company 02 E leao Pnone 906 67 029 BESSEMER. MICHIGAN 499 I ‘State bank OK i EWEN EWEN, MICHIGAN 49925 U k M I K 3BG FDfC (906) 988-2401 (906) 988-2402 NORCO OF MICHIGAN Div. of Norco Windows, Inc. PO BOX 247, MARENISCO, MI 49947 PHONE 906 787 2235 75 Stan’s BUG DOLLAR Stan’s Big Dollar So. Sophie Phone 906-663-4443 BESSEMER, MICHIGAN 49911 Congratulations SUPER UfllU route always Jkvstl Highway 2 Super Valu Bessemer, Ml Denny Rosie’s All Seasons Restaurant Bessemer, Ml D B Freight Sales 119 E. McLeod Avenue Ironwood, Ml 49938 We sell everything” Red Owl Range Flour Seed 411 Cloverland Drive Ironwood, Ml 49938 932-0810 Pets Pet Supplies 301 Frederick Street Ironwood, Ml [Foragfu1 ■ Hr 205 W. Aurora P.0. Box 587 I ronwood, MI 49938 (906) 932-1620 Member F.D.I.C. Linda’s Shear Expressions 117 W. Sellar Street Bessemer, Ml 49911 663-4800 M®bil C M Oil Company US 2 Bessemer, Ml (906) 667-0222 Curls-n-Swirls 211 E. Mary Street Bessemer, Ml 49911 663-6011 Good Luck Graduates Steiger’s Home Center Dairt| Queen Bessemer, Ml Bessemer, Michigan 49911 Telephone: 1-906-667-0201 Lumber Paneling Cabinets Building Materials ACE Tools Paint Insulation Hardware Plumbing Electrical 76 Ben Franklin Store Ironwood Ben Franklin Store Bessemer rennetff ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY • JCPenneys 100 W. Aurora Street Ironwood, Ml 49938 932-3240 Gotta Motors, Inc. 235 E. Ayer Street ironwood. Ml 49938 Buick, Pontiac, Olds, GMC Trucks Charles Nancy Gotta Forslund Building Supply, Inc. 2 Locations — E5108 Jackson Rd Ironwood. Ml (906) 932-2311 — 510 Ellis Ave Ashland. Wl (715) 682-2703 Kenny’s Studio 227 E. Aurora Street Ironwood, Ml 49938 932-3620 portraits — weddings — commercial — color Thomas W. Herfort, D.M.D., P.C. 204 N. Harrison Ironwood, Ml 49938 932-1332 Congratulations Seniors!!! Elias Brothers 1111E. Cloverland Dr. Ironwood, Ml 49938 Handsome Prints 216 E. Aurora Street Ironwood, Ml 49938 932-1414 O.K. Auto Parts 216 W. Aurora Street Ironwood, Ml 49938 932-0730 Best Wishes Graduates Ironwood Daily Globe 118 E. McLeod Ironwood, Ml 49938 Kentucky Fried Chicken Cloverland Drive ' 0 Ironwood, Ml 49938 932-4067 Gene’s Service 200 W. Aurora Street Ironwood, Ml 49938 932-0421 Paul Flateau Gene Calvetti Towne House Motor Inn 215 S. Suffolk Ironwood, Ml 49938 Lunch and Dinner Served Daily ANGELO’S wa3Wii SANDWICHES and SAIAOS Al Th« Band On ironwood. Michigan U 5 Bufnaaa 3 93? ?4?4 JR'' EAT IN OA TAKE OUT Y Mark E. Stempihar, M.D. Eye Physician Surgeon N. 10565 Grandview Lane Ironwood, Ml 49938 Hours By Appointment (906) 932-1436 115 E. McLeod Ave. k Ironwood, Ml 49938 ,A (906) 932-1831 ' ABBi Communication c l Vc o m p a n rj Ben’s Place 112 W. Aurora Street Ironwood, Ml 49938 “For good food and fountain specialties Cloverland Motors 300 Cloverland DR. Ironwood, Ml 49938 932-1201 24 Hour Towing Julie’s Head Quarters 132 E. Aurora Street Ironwood, Ml 49938 (906) 932-3810 unisex hair salon Bergquist Amusement 932-2500 Hurley — Ironwood Area Juke Boxes — Pool Tables — Pinballs — Foosball Lahti Chevrolet — Cadillac, Inc. 111S. Lowell Street Ironwood, Ml 49938 Leasing 932-1101 China Sea Palace Ironwood, Ml 49938 932-1322 Chinese American Food Congratulations Seniors!!! Modern Portrait Studio 222 E. Aurora Street Ironwood, Ml 49938 932-3800 Patrons Lindquist Electric Leather Gift Shop Johnson Music Store Mattson’s TV Appliance Trier’s Drug Store Rigoni’s Bakery Kaufman Sheet Metal Michael’s Bootery JR Warren Jewelry Albert’s Clothing Shoes Jacquart Fabric Products Red’s Cafe Pasty Shop Sydella’s Roger Randall Bakery BJ.’s Styling Salon Regal Motel Wakefield Video Dan Bull Insurance Company General Trading Company 114 W. Ayer Street Ironwood, Ml 49938 McDonalds 337 E. Cloverland Drive Ironwood, Ml 49938 Good Luck Seniors!!! Patrons Phil and Alice Cormier Allan and Pauline Davidson and Girls Jim, Jan, Lynn and Sheryl Sawaski Carl, Leona, Bonnie and Michelle Saubert Ralph and Gay Fruik John Bruno Joe and Jean Forini Katherine Krznarich Mr and Mrs. Ron Woody Greg, Domicella, Bob and Amy Yon Mike and Sherry Heikkila Bid and Liz Havela Mr Quiz’' Richards Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rickard Ellen Drake LuppyCt 79 %ss%s-. ss%sB.B.B.%--B. 'MiSSSSS '.SSSSSS ' sssssssssss B %%B. ■.%%■.■•' 'SSSSS' '.S'