Westwood High School - New Horizons Yearbook (Ishpeming, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1978 volume:

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' n m Like the hours In But your memory, Shall evermore Cynthia Lyo y friend, stay. ns TABLE OF CONTENTS We have grown with the school. . .We are first graduating class to if ' Qaafmsrefss , it A 'R :M , 0 gg -, ' . Q., , - s' 'fr F have completed four years at Westwood Higl' School . . .With the passing I t n-in llil P H 1' A it 1 , 0 , 1 Lal 2' 'p 1 seasons we, like you, have been nurtured and have grown. . .We hope to 'L 'N prove ourselves a successful na. vest. ACTIVITIE f-.fkvghl v H ' - I ' qv ff , Y , I , ' F l K H OMECO The spirit of Westwood High was greater than ever during Hom w seniors were victorious. During school hours, from Slave Day 1977. The excitement began with the girls' football games, in Solid Color, Crazy, Nifty Fifties, and School Color Days, stud teachers alike participated. 6 T Sl MI orning ich the hrough tts and ' . ',Q3,,,. -l Q.. i A nw , ,Icy we f n t-.45 Q, x A 1 . .,., .s's.,,,Q ,l 1 5-54.42 5 iiif-ff'-Q, . . - ,.., 'f,,'i,. +11 wp- will The Geritol generation Typical W.H.S. students f ,.........:i Such style, such grace, such poise. Smile, Bill. You're on Candid Camera. What? You mean broke the Guiness Book of World Records?! O ACTIVITIE Our next Howard Cosell? ln the pep assembly, student relays and teacher obstacle courses followed the announcing of Homecoming Queen, Sandra Wood, and King, Bill Hill. Not even the team's loss to Manistique could put a damper on the Patriot spirit. At the dance which followed the game on Friday, Free Flight joined in on the fun to end a suc- cessful Homecoming week. lF'1 ', t--- A 'il .f'k,:f -ef-. ' Wxi. ,. - - gg r ,f wgjii X Studying? What a rare sight to see! , -ss A , -,Q tt X, ,fox There's nothing like eating and running. 'nun , vicro RY BEAR FACT The bear fact - Juniors won the hall Sparky flares off to victory. So reserved, quietand shy?! decorations. 7 -C. A lovely Queen, a handsome King, and their equally attractive court. Touchdown! Homecoming Queen, Mrs. Honkala?? CW Rv Sandra Wood and King, Bill Hill .M ,.4sv- 7 KF , ,..- l --. in Q WeiI? What are you staring at? Odd, - long iohns - ready, set, - any last words, Frosh? :cu--... qts Some nervous candidates. Sherri, wanna boogie with me? Everyone has his ups and downs, Dale. Alright, who's at the bottom of this? l CH OR US 11-i -,...,f' ...-,-1' Row 1: Jane Bufkin, Brenda Richards, Brenda Schultz, Dave Nyman, Joe Brown, Scott Mary Kallatsa, Cathy Olgren, Renee Vizena, Cheryl Kempainen, Director Mrs. Larson. Row Sharon Stockero, Carol Nyman, Larry Walker, Robert Kallatsa, Mike Anderson, Jean Cindy Lyons. Row 3: Shelley Hamari, Jackie Jarvi, Lori Perry, Karen Robinson, Julie Nelson, Julie Anderson, Carla Mattson, Lori Salminen. Not Pictured: June Bacon, Carla nen. Chorus I0 JoAnn Dolkey, Janet Laakso, Laurie Argall, Tammie Walker, Dawn Hershback, Tammy Waters, Stephanie Larson, Diane Magnuson, Jackie Jonas, Sandy Hebert, Diane Ackland, Angie Joyner, Debbie 1, Karen Anderson, Ken Kinsey, Sherry Mannil Shelley Hamari STUDENT COUNCIL The student council for 1977-1978 was per- haps the most active in the history of the school. These diligent members prepared a variety of entertaining activities throughout the school year, including the newest tradition, the spring thing. Several dances and an all- school Gong Show were also arranged by the council. Congratulations, council, for a job welldone. Anita Olgren, Student Council President W 1.5 Seated: CL to RJ Anita Olgren, Dean Moilanen, Lynne Clarke. Standing: Richard Kierzek - advisor, Sandy Wood, Robin Menard, Jeanine Neil, Margaret Neil. r A HARD- WORKING YEARBOOK TAFF K-tu. Row 1: Kelli Barry, Debbie Patrick. Row 2: Carol Nyman, Tammy Watters, B tty Tuomi- nen, Cindy Lyons. Row 3: Lori Salminen, vainen. Standing: Mrs. Milakovich, advisor. QKQMIQ Xl X Peggy Nylander, Anita Olgren, Siiaron Tar- A Lynne Clarke, Editor Sue Deloria, Business Manager X BOEC CL B Row 1: Chris Ostola, Sue Deloria, Sue Oja, Linda Valenzio, Deanna Suardini, Mary Maki, Lynn Eliason. Row 2: Shirley Gedvillas, Jeanne Brotherton, Julie Carlson, Chris Linna, Janet Ackland, Karen Junak, Brenda Lafreniere. Row 3: Debbie Jenkin, Chuck Schneider, Julie Pesola, Tari Witkovsky, Debbie Wison, Lisa Wolf, Jerry VW' il sissi -2 M5151 , -. -,ft . Witkovsky, Carrie Wiltey, Advisors Mrs. Rudness and Mr. Hayes. Karen Junak and Mary Maki who competed in the national competi- tion. Out of Boec's 23 member team, 20 qualified for state competition and 2 for national competition. Well done Boec! STATE WINNERS: Front: Deanna Suardini, Brenda LaFreniere, Mary Maki, Back: Karen Junak, Debbie Jenkin. VI.C.A Row 1: W. Vedder, P. Guizetti, M. Poirier, R. Kipling, G. Wood, J. Johnson. Row 2: Advisor Mr. Gorzinski, R. Slater, L. rus, T. Dobson, A. Nurmela, D. Johnson, D. Nault, A. Garceau, J. Howe, T. Syrjala, M. Argall, S. R. Tresseder, A. Anderson, P. LaBlonde, M. Schrode- 20 rn. nu fx GJ T. Houseman, T. Frisk, G. Midkifl. Row 3: K. Rautio, M. Kindstrand, K. Lohman, D. Moilanen, D. Roberts, D. Derocha, J. Biorne, D. Kulju, J. Heikkine, C. Skytta, R. Sweidals, C. Gravedoni, M. Frisk, J. Poissant, J. Grasso, Advisor Mr. Maki. -if Dan Roberts placed third in the U.P. for welding. V.l.C.A. officers M. Argall, D. Derocha, T. Dobson, R. D. Johnson. wg? State Reporter, Jodi Johnson Poirier, Keith Lohman places second in the U.P. in carpentry while Joe Poissant takes a first. 'P l auditi- Gllluan s love spell takes effect. Soap l d luke to have this as an lllustratlon for my book E Y l explain is - LIBD ADTA T Row 1: Chris Hallum, Linda Olgren, Teresa Trudell, Lori Lee Perry, Julie David Derocha, Michael Waline, Bob Wedin, Dave Ackland, Tom Prisk, Steve Petaisto. Q7 Jackie Jonas, Diane Magnuson, Lynne Clarke. Row 2: John McVanneI. Absent: Lori Schultz and Mary i ' i' ,4-ff Seated: Alisia Joki, Tammy Arsenault, Chris Nyquist, Mike Advisor, Mrs. Kososki. 2 ,... H. K Standing: Lisa Wolf, Connie Dobson, Sara Lahtela, Congratulations to our fine debate and forensics teams - a young debate squad held their own against more experienced competitors and a forensics team was admirably represented at the state finals. ,f ref X X Seated: Nancy Fegan, Margaret Neil, Connie Nault. Standing: Mrs. Kososki, coach, Donna Mar- shall, Lisa Wolf, Debbie Patrick, Mrs. Schellhase, coach. Absent: Dean Moilanen and Jeanne Brotherton. Law, , A L 5 - t 41 1 . I ,Ax 5 X' v. Lisa and Chris demonstrate how it's done. State forensics competitors, Margaret Neil and Lisa Wolf MSNOWWHITEAND TH EVE DWARF 9' ,'fz'1:,4,'fc h it And Snow White was so pretty. 9 A , ' A , Q4 , 1 W, ll. x .4 The witch with the marks on her face Castand crew. waslheworst part. . L - 5 I like the princess's dress. . The children's play greatly enjoyed - as the captions illustrate - by its delighted audience! The queen was mean because she poisoned Snow White. ME , Y When the prince kissed Snow White that was just a take kiss . . The dwarfs were cute. . lt was sad when the witch gave her a poisoncomb. . The story tellerwas funny-looken. . CO C RTBA D x 1. f: T S E B 7 3 x 5 'nf 2 V' x' y iy. I ' ' 3, Ev J Kg' W-hz -gf ' ff K' N 47 in-If , V i F' ,H f 'YL S 22 5 vs 4 'L . .R K! E VVVV . Q, f Q: 4 ,fl 1' ' I Y JAZZ BAND: Row 1: Cathy Mankee, Lisa Wolf, Chris Nyquist, Mike Simula. Row 2: Debbie Wilson, Nina Perontto, Maurey Ball. Row 3: Mr. Mickleson, director, Jacki Jarvi, Bruce Rantanen, Shelley Hamari, Tim Waters, Dan Leaf, Jean Peura, Mike Anderson, Tom Oates, Gordon Lehtola. if WIND ENSEMBLE ' 'C Row 1: Cindy Wooden, Shelley Hamari, Jackie Jarvi, Sherry Halappa, Nancy Fegan, Flobin Menard, Donna Marshall, Jeanine Neil. Row 2: Debbie Wilson, Renita Byykkonen, Gale Olgren, Sandy Hamel, Mary Maki, Beth Johnson, Holly Sodergren, Connie Kippola, Kim Eliason, Chris Ostola. Row 3: Time Cote, Debbie Jenkin, Margaret Neil, Lori Marcotte, Neil Lorenz, Dan Leaf, Dan Kippola, Sharon Tarvainen, Noreen Fegan, Mary Johnson, Julie Carlson, Monty LaParche. Row 4: Ken Bruhnke, Brett Maki, Tom Hendrickson, Mike Simula, Dorothy Houseman. Row 5: Cathy Delongchamp, Carl Rivord, Robbie Powelson, Tim Waters, Mr. Keranen, director. WINTE Never before has Westwood's Winter Carnival been such a s ashing success. The week's activities began with the election of th class sweethearts. The faculty and seniors entertained with two exhibition games -the ladies in volleyball and the gents in Victorious were the women faculty and the senior boys. M ' 1 Winter Carnival Class Sweethearts. The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat l've had enough! I'm heading for Flot Afast paced, hard-fought victory for the Patriots. ridaf' Hey cats, get a load of these mice! ' :gl CARNIVAL Tuesday and Wednesday were Dress Up Day and Famous Character Day, respectively. Winter Carnival Bingo was the big event on Thurs- 'K day, and Friday, the traditional School Colors Day. The afternoon con- -' sisted of much frolicking in the drifts, snowman contests, races, and g gs-3 refreshments in the cafeteria. ,lx Lori Pernf, what a bird! Free food always attracts a crowd. Mr. Coughlin beaten by a freshman??? M lf, ' 5 ' Win' There must be an easier way. A sneaky way to get close. Dolly Parton? Guess again! It's Boom Boom in disguise. Mush, Barb, Mush! Star Wars at Westwood? 'wow F 3 A hop, a Yip, and a lump. Q The tug-orwar that ended in a tie lsr1'tIove grand? gif ff f- fvffif f ' , ffl 1 Dean Joki, Lynne Clarke, Queen Sandy Hamel, King Paul Guizzetti, Lisa Allen, Dennis Johnson, Peggy Nylander, Mark Ponrti royalty accompanied by their court. Isn't it nice to be royalty? Hot lips strikes again! HARBOR LIGHT 'Q X-M,. VW W l'Il drink to that! The Grand March. Us I could have danced all night '- bf Are we going the wrong way? The crowning of the queen. Lauren and Cindy -freshman helpers. You dance divinely, 'Sparky.' Prom-goers take a five. What?? We're going to McDonaId's? X 5 3 .s , One, two, three - one, two, three , . . Harbor Lights - -- . it L t,,, -2-4! a successful prom. 4 H E ES 'Ni Q be E 2 Q5 -ff ef MA ' .4 291: ' ..,,,, , 1 Scott Saari closes in for a senior victo An impatient and expectant ry. Dennis Derocha paying attention as usuaI?! An experimental but extremely successful activity, the spring thing, gave students and faculty alike a chance to enjoy some of May's beautiful weather. Gordon Lehtola with a brief lead closely followed by Brett and ., Scott Competition too tough iuniors, I was told life would bring obstacles - but not like this! Jeff Nelso demonstrating winning techniques to underclassmen in the 1: fi 4 ,fa-spit obstacle Y.. lv ,j-v-QT' . .4 ,' -V ' x l'm sodizzy my headis spinning, . ,' ffl W SCHOLARSHIP: the goal toward which each high school student has symbol of victory in this strife - 22 seniors were society members. fh- I wish they would cut out the speeches and bring the food. The Honor Society is honored with a dinner at the Mather Inn. As I give A-. 'x been striving. This year's society was indeed a at to you, so may you give light to others. . HO OR OCIETY You can't leave until you eat every last OFFICERS: Noreen Fegan, Peggy Nylander, Julie Randall, and Anita Olgren PU ' I Mr. Bobula, have you got any Flolaids? Munchies! Q' l ii , fiiwil A r 'ies I l've heard the early bird catches the Members enjoy the dinner to honor them. worm - but this is ridiculous. ACADEMIC A WARDS DA Y Mrs. Kososki congratulates a young, but successful debate team. Mr. Uitto receives the debate trophy. Mr. Kierczek recognizes a student coun yr? 7 'T A A proud Home Ec. award recipient, Kelli Barry. puns I K Q tt- 'msn Mrs. Milakovich leads the audience in a round of applause for the yearbook staff. Scholarship and honorary award recipients. Mr. Maki commends V.I.C.A. club cers f if ? 5' xl ,r. Z ,V 3. 1 ,gif state reporter and parliamentary proce- The forensics team is honored by coaches and school. dure team. offi- iq.. irq. BOARD OF ED U CA TI ON Seated: Mrs. Marie Ostola, Mr. Elmer Aho, Nlr. Donald Frederickson. Standing: M William Hampton, Mr. Reginald Joki, Mr. Kenneth Alderton. ADMINISTRA TIONAND FACULTY I, 'Ns-. Norman Goethe, Su peruntendent it win - 1 I 1 H 2 V ' 5 F 2 I r . ' wang William Hartman, Commumty Schools Durector r 1 i. 'LT' mv ..,...-.-H. -- .,,,,,., , Kenneth Lundberg, Currlculum Director James Delongchamp, Business Manager SECRETARIES vin, ff' .14 4 x , I f A-W1 i M. Helen Pesola - Secretary, Bookkeeper I 40.4.4 Ellen Salo s secretary clerk e ' J li. ix ' If K 7 7 Joyce Guizzetti, Secretary to the Principal S.,-', r if K S. .1 A Janice Nelson - Secretary's aide R AQ Rosemary Harrington, School Nurse M. Dennis Bobula, Assistant Principal A-'Uh' Donald M. Uitto, Principal an an ll!!! ! ima i 25? il: gk 'ax x .XXI 5 Simula Gordon Chinn Guidance Counselors Thomas Holt, Jean Milakovich, Katherine Kososki, Dorothy Schellhase is 3.55 I i ,.. Pi, 51 Daniel Casimir, Lyle Zablocki 'i Percy Olmsted, Dolores Carrier, William Blewett. Not Pictured Richard Kierczek. flaunhh S ai , .PX A -1, Timothy Simula, Katherine ii rf . ' fm ' 'ls 'lx Q 1 QQiQM ,. 5395, 1' . F33 1 ,J ..,...... , iw., XJ W 45 . I S, .V K , Off ' x,-Q .333 it 1 ffm, at-xii FAQQ. Q if Av if U C if 'fntiii 145.433 i C 4 11 '4'1'n'f c:3: 6:33 4333: 41 411 lg' ansusa K 'fu Pas 1411 A s U 4 4 1 il Q11 .1 1 C O 4441 ,,.an 4 A 1 4 4 'Stl Q Stanley Roberts, Thomas Hammer, Gerald Reikki af R. Daniel Richards rf?- .vw 'N Jon Hayes, Patricia Rudness s Q Nt ,qs Vx D N 9-gk WW j Roy Holen Johnson, Jack Gorzinski, Don Flossow, Joseph Billings, Robert Maki Q, 1 a R N gig ff! f ,JI Elizabeth Larson James Janofski Hannelore Patrick, Phyllis Payne James Keranen f LY CAFE T RIA Helen Pascoe, head cook, Viola Culbert, cook, Nlarcna RIZZEVGI, dlstnct lunch superv1sor,Lllllan Mllllmakl, cooks helper 'N-x Thomas Solka - Food transportation, custoduan SCHOOL MAI A CE po Joyce Waners-custodian Ruben Champion - custodian, pool operator Miles Johnson - custodian Gardner Wallberg - Maintenance supervisor WHS Not Pictured: Robert Waters Mary Ellen Uren A THLE TI CS CHEERLEADERS: VARSITY Lisa Allen, Peggy Nylander, Sandra Hamel, Sandy Wood, , .... Eliason, Debra Je ,,,.,,...-----' IESTNU A ' 9' v F W Itsfln 4 'QQ 'ESTIUB H 9 m if AD lv 1 X V .phffx q I Q if Nj' fi ' ' i e ffm W ' 5' ... , 4 vyid ! ! ' Y Y, 1 , ' xr gf .5 ,Q at 4- ,A ,ff 4, 1, mllw X I fx jg 5, X J A U' w 1 J 4 4 I JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: Ass't coach Dneterle, mgr. E. Lakanen, T. Patruck, D. Cllsch, F. Trusche, T. Nault, Harrington, T. Houseman, T. Oates. Row 3: M. Valenti, M. Bautio, B. Maki, M. Beck, B. Bonettu. Row 2: T. Mattson, D. Barry, D M. Simula. Row 4: Ft. Seppala, J. Midkiff, R Toreanno, G. Perry, S. Kallatsa. Row 5: C. Bentti, B. Wood, B. Micheli, B. Jenkin, J. Barry. Row 6: L. Hamari, T. Ogea, D. Chapman, J Scott, S. Kallatsa. A desperate reach for the pass. A H T JA', JJ I I, '3 'sl 4' Q '- W- 'uulqsi' CO . . .4 , 4 . ' . ' ' ...Y 'lf , , M. WHS prevents a touchdown. PEP CL UB l Row 1: Lynne Clarke, Sandra Hamel, Peggy Nylander, Noreen Fegan, Anita Olgren, Debbie Patrick, Mr. Hayes, Advisor. Row 2: Linda Nylander, Sara Labtela, JoAnn Dolkey, Cindy Floukkala, Pam Marietti, Nancy Fegan, Kathy Swanson, Alicia Joki, Carla Mattson, Sue Anderson. Row 3: Tari Witkovsky, Lynn Eliason, Brenda LaFreniere, Lisa Allen, Sandy Wood, Debbie Jenkin, Lisa Wolf, Mary Nault, Patti Anttila, Lori Dalpra, Terri Tresseder. Hermy proves once and for all that the Miners are all wet! is YA- A longer receiving arm for Joel. A jumbo for Jumbo from our pint' sized Patriot. I ,Wk ff ,, A, ., V , ,, ,, , V. ,W . .,,, , H5 ,, M , , , , . . 5 Y X' ,cs 'R fx 0 SIN XR fFrom Left to Righty: Rita Hoimes, stat., Janet Laakso, Barbara Johnson, June Bacon, Kim Eliason, Cathy Delongchamp, Robin Menard, Coach, Miss Ghiardi, Deanna Suara dini, Jodi Johnson, Lori Lewis, Becky Saari, Lisa Johnson, Nancy Fegan, Cindy Wooden, mgr. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Lisa Shogtg forthe Stars, Our Westwood Girls Basketball team stand up for their introduction during tournament time. Well girls, God giveth and God taketh away! 34' Red, Blue and White lightning streaks the floor of Westwood. Girls! WouIdn't it be easier to share? JUNIOR VARSI Y GIRLS' Kneeling Terri Luoma, Sheila Stockero, Sherry Maki, Coach Miss Rizzardi, Sindy Rajaia, Linda Nylander, Laura Salo. Standing: Janet Ackland Cindy Dix, Kirsten Connors, Robin Lawry, Mary Nault, Terresa Rivar , Ann Honkala, Stephanie Larson, Beth Jonson, Ronalyn Hamari Mary Johnson. J.V. girls in action, J.V. GIRLS' RECORD WESTWOOD OPPON ETS 33 Negaunee 40 O.T. 41 Gwinn 45 29 L'Anse 38 26 Forest Parks 27 29 Munising 7 32 Manistique 38 21 lshpeming 28 29 Norway 52 29 Negaunee 38 29 Forest Parks 21 27 Ishpeming 39 27 Gwinn 17 27 Munising 7 19 Norway 47 20 Manistique 31 Q - 9 xg I! . what .Aa-, N .Y , 'A 5 'I 5, 'E 'Q . , -,M U -x ---,. . - ' f e ,1, f 'of' f M :Tijkx I... A ' X, x M , M Vrnigfvi 11'?xfl-VIH -' 335, 'lm siaij Hn A Airs. i Q 1 ' -4 .Q ' ,sk . . 'L -x 1 H A , N wo , .. S-9 G 'LQ 5 L g A is K MG G .M , ,ng f 432 n J., Q mi 1 I Y s Y x I I 'Y . V Z X 1 f 2 k,.'.g ,, isa 'lr -646131 .. W H., WRE TLERS: MID PENINSULA CHAMP A WHS wrestler on top of things. TEAM CAPTAINS: Gary Connors, Scott Nault, Tim Waters. LJWIFIH Cl Scott trying for a pin. . Finals 70 pts. Looks like a hairy situation 6-5 , L! X-j 9 3 , i 3 .Vg . QE154 D i Qljlfi C is EU? Kneeling: Dean Joki, Dennis Nault, Terry Frisk, Dennis Johnson, David Richards, and Jack Swanson. Standing: Mark Pontti, Joel Popa, Clark Gravedoni, Jerry Pope, Joe Frus taglio, Joe Carlson, Dean Kulju, Coach Irving Dieterle. no -Q' JUNIOR V SITY w tLeft to Righty Dennis Junak, Manager, Troy Mattson, David Clisch, Troy Bob Allen, Mike Simula, Bill Jenkin, David Spencer, Jim Barry, Coach Mr. ' iv. RECORD WESTWOOD 71 Stephenson 69 Munising 66 Ishpeming ,NM 59 Manistique i 68 it 43 533 fy - Mur1T ing 83 S Fouefearks . , W63 Q 'G 'L'Anse Tim Nauit, Ed Lakanen, Dan Harrington, Dave Lakanen 9 K 'up Q Battling for a rebound. FRESHMEN Row 1: Eric Ola, Reed Alderton, Manager Joe Brown, Mike Patana, Jack Fish. Row 2: Dwight Barry, Bill Wood, Robbie Powelson, Kevin Millimaki, Todd Pontti, Coach Hammar, Scott Codutti, John Taisto, David Deloria, Alan Syriala. FRESHNIEN RECORD WESTWOOD OPPONENTS 63 Stephenson 37 58 Nlunising 65 60 Ishpeming 49 56 Nianistique 61 Houghton 62 Gwinn 77 71 North Dickinson 62 38 Negaunee 64 52 Norway 37 54 West Iron County 63 Nlanistique 58 Gwinn 54 28 Negaunee 51 64 Ishpeming 58 45 Norway 76 41 Munising 51 MCANDIDL YM PEAKING . in .stew vr Will the real P. J. Sonsim please stand up? - M. ,, , Z -K-.,.--IQ 1 xl' .3??2gg:fffa ' L xo r . 'fr , , K .1-.el .. . .,-. . x , . r C'mon, guys, let me keep it for awhile! I 4 lt's a really posturpedic morning - wheel Yann? -N-f-l...,0 Fly Away. liver Pierce and Corporal Ringer WINTER SPORTS BANQ UE T WRESTLING: INDIVIDUAL HONORS Dual Meet 15-O records: Ronald Wallberg Scott Nault YI! 8 'Q . Mid-peninsula Conference champs Basketball Stuart Foster - 126 Scott Nault - 145 Earl Joki - 155 Row 1: Murray Kaijala, Gordon Lehtola, Claude Kautz, Blane Knutson, Dennis Junak, Dwight Barry, Robert Hansen, Tim Bruhnke, Dan Poirier, Kevin Meyer, Tim Hanson. Row 2: Ass't Coach, Mr. Ghiardi, Bob Allen, Fiandy Poirier, Chris Maki, Joe Midkiff, Ken Bruhnke, Neil Paavola, Brett Maki, Neil Lorenz, Tim Nault, Troy Ogea, Jim Recob. Row 3: Coach Mr. Chinn, Ed Lakanen, Lee Hamari, Dan Harrington, Dan Kippola, Clark Gravedoni, Mark Pontti, Dean Moilanen, Dave Lakanen, Jeff Nelson, Dennis Nault, Manager, Robert Kallatsa. Not Pictured: Mike Valenti. 5 ,Ab-uf' i K'L,i.,, ff i .ff BOYS' TRACK TEAM: CO FERENCE, REGIONAL, UP. CHAMP Dennis Nault flies over the bar with ease Flandy strains for number one! and grace. Mark takes first with Negaunee hot on his heels. Ken leaps into action for W.l-l,S. relay team. Q, 5, if , 4-V V ,A.j'9 14: .nl l ' 4 uv we ' . - J DJ Guang Row 1: Judy Baldini, Lynn Eliason, Margaret Neil, Tari Witkovsky, Noreen Fegan, Terry Luoma, Debbie Jenkin, Janet Laakso, Lori Kjellman, Cheryl Kempainen, Mary Kallatsa. Row 2: Ass't Coach, Miss Rizzardi, Cathy Mankee, Chris Nyquist, Sherri Hollapa, Theresa Piechocki, Kirsten Connors, Barb Johnson, Pam Marietti, Shirley Gedvillas, Norma Fegan, Diane Solka, Charlene Marcotte, Rita Holmes. Row 3: Coach, Miss Ghiardi, Julie Gravedoni, Lori Lewis, Jodi Johnson, Robin Lawry, Mary Nault, Linda Goettsche, Ter- resa, Rivard, Karen Gilbertson, Jeanine Neil, Ann Honkala, Debbie Wooden, Ronalyn Hamari. Lori Lewis strides in for one of many vic- tories. GIRLS 9 TRACK TEAM . K I., l - I fa I L , . Y 1 Barb and Mary stretch over the hurdles with determination to win! Antler sets her pace for a win in the 880 yard race. www.. 41 ' 5 Noreen, exhausted after the race, finds that track holds no easy glory. GOLF TE , tflwthw ff QLeft to Rightj Coach Hammar, Todd Ponttu, Jerry Pope, Joel Popa, Beckt Saari, Joe Frustaglio, Jeff Aho, Scott Saari, Tom Hendrickson Troy Mattson. GOLF TEAM RECORD MEETS POINTS PLACED Forest Park 236 2 Westwood 231 1 Norway Invitational 331 1 Iron Mountain DO 3 Kingsford 225 2 Westwood 222 1 Gwinn 218 1 Manistique 291 3 Westwood 221 2 Marquette 195 1 Westwood 202 2 Ishpeming 230 2 Manistique 273 3 Westwood 196 1 Gwinn 226 2 Ishperning 236 3 Westwood 206 1 Manistique 253 3 Ishpeming 235 2 Westwood 200 1 CONFERENCE 319 1 U.P. FINALS 317 1 31 4 15 Seniors W- Scott Saan W ' and Joel Popa. TENNIS TEAM Bi V ,sv .- . ' . f Row 1: Coach Bonetti, Bill Jenkin, Greg Frederickson, Dennis Johnson, Dean Eliason, Mike Lewis, Bill Liirnatainen, Lee Goldsworthy. Row 2: Mike Argall, Brenda LaFreniere, Mike Patana, Jerry Witkovsky, Jim Yunk, Barry Frisk, Maury Ball. TENNIS TEAM RECORD OPPONENTS WESTWOOD 6 Forest Park 1 6 Negaunee 1 5 Ishpeming 2 O Gwinn 7 3 Negaunee 4 3 Norway 4 3 Forest Park 4 2 Ishpeming 5 Conference Meet 3rd 7 Gwinn O 1 Norway 6 71 CLASSES but Diane Ackland Fleed Alderton Richard Alongo Susan Anderson Patty Antilla Tammy Arsenault Alisa Bacon Holly Bailey Judy Baldini Maury Ball Dwight Barry Richard Basto Martin Beck Todd Bessner Bruce Book Steven Brewer Joseph Brown Gerald Byykkonen Billy Champion Scott Coduti Kristen Connors Lori Dalpra Theresa Dehner Cathy Delongchamp David Deloria Connie Dobson Debbie Dymond Dean Eliason Kathleen Erickson Debora Farley 74 i lv Vi li-4 u. qi. was .. Z3 Norma Fegan Mark Feldbauer Jack Fish Cheryl Frederickson Barry Frisk Robert Fulton Karrie Gilbertson David Gustafson Robert Gustafson Richard Gustafson Lee Hamari Tim Hansen Lauren Harma Wayne Harsila Steven Harvala Dean Harvey Sandra Hebert Mark Heikkila Todd Hilliker Sherri Holappa Ann Honkala Edward Jandreau Alesia Joki Kurt Kaijala Mary Kallatsa Steve Kallatsa Cheryl Kempainen Lori Kjellman Blane Knutson Luke Korpi 75 Sara Lahtela David Lakanen Judy Laksonen Stephanie Larson Robin Lawry Tami LeBlanc Gordon Lehtola Debbie Lentz Katharine Lesica Lori Lewis Amy Luke Terri Luoma Karen Lyons Daryl Mackey Cheryl Maki David Maki Diane Maki Sherry Manninen Charlene Marcotte Troy Mattson John Meier Tina Merrils Kevin Meyer Scott Michalski Joseph Midkiff Lowell Miller Kevin Millimaki Jamie Misun Annette Morcom Todd Myrick 76 Donna Rochon Cindy Ruokala Robert Schwanke Jim Scott Yvonne Slater Lynne Snell Diane Solka Debbie Stebbins Sharon Stockero Sheila Stockero Kathy Swanson Alan Syrjala John Taisto Rico Torreano Terri Tresedder Mary Trynoski Ralph Uhl Lynn Waters Lisa Wilianen Lisa Wolf William Wood Jim Yunk 78 W Photographs were not availa Kevin Koski Greg Niemi Tony Orhn Mike Patana Roger Pietro Sherry Summers Ie for Janet Ackland Robert Allen Charles Anderson Karen Anderson Michael Anderson Kelly Arseneau James Barry Chris Bentti John Bessolo Curtis Bierman Jeanne Brotherton Timothy Bruhnke Randy Cardew Liz Carlson Carol Champion Linda Champion Daniel Chapman Peter Cittadino Roger Clisch Tim Cote Michelle Diehl Cynthia Dix JoAnn Dolkey Theresa Dube Flonald Duhame Kim Eliason James Feldbauer Christine Finney Sheri Gillett Debbie Giotto 79 Linda Goettsche Julie Gravedoni Kurt Hallurn Ronalyn Hamari Robert Hansen Tammy Hansen Dan Harrington Kathleen Harsila Scott Harsila Tommy Harvala Suzanne Harvey Jeanne Hastings Thomas Heikkila Judy Heikkinen Dawn Herschback Michael Hill Richard Hill Chris Honkala Terry Houseman Janice Howe Tracey Howerton Diane Irish William Jenkin Beth Johnson Lisa Johnson Mary Johnson Angela Joyner Julie Junak Karen Junak Yvonne Junak 80 1 fo un, Bob Kallatsa Marian Kauppila Claude Kautz Craig Kesel Jacqueline Keto Dean Kipling Connie Kippola Lisa Korte Don Kulju Peter Kuopus Jerry Kyllonen Brenda LaFreniere Edward Lakanen Berle LaPin Lois Lohman Lee Luke Peter Mager Brett Maki Laura Maki Sheila Maki Cathy Mankee Lori Marcotte Karla Mattson Michael Michaud Brian Michell Gary Mitchell Jamie Moody Jeff Morton Lisa McDowell Randy McDowell Bl 57? s 3:- Q v x K .xi K Bw v .fr i .av '- is v., . E? 'Il' N ffl ax. ., 'TL , 3 S110 wwf 2-9 XC V 'uh XX ffl 1 is x ' .Qi m'f br ig Q3 Nw 1 , 4 ,f . . 4 'N Debora Wooden Gerald Zaiki Timothy Nault Kenneth Schultz Steven Sellman Daniel Skogman Alan Skytta Michael Simula Ernest Smet Tammy Smith Holly Sodergren David Spencer Mary St. Andre Allan Sullivan Jeff Sumen James Treloar Teresa Trudell Fred Truschke Christine Vahamaa Michael Valenti Susan Verveer Susan Watters Diane Williams Tari Witkovsky Rita Wolf Carrie Wood Richard Wood 83 Candace Aho Jeffrey Aho Vicky Alderton Lisa Allen Dale Alongo Julie Anderson Michael Argall Allan Biorne James Bjorne Flenita Byykkonen Julie Carlson Karen Carlson Nancy Clisch Susan Deloria Steven Dodge Lynn Eliason Nancy Fagan Leanna Finckbone Michael Flack Stuart Foster Terry Frisk Joe Frustaglio Shawn Fulton Alan Garceau Shirley Gedvillas Lee Goldsworthy Denise Hamari Fred Hamel M. Hamel Ringuette Tom Hendrickson 84 KI--L ffm.. .N .4 .1 A if mi? fx- 5, . at I . I+ + K x N 2 X ' , k ,4 xx. 1 wwf, 7 Lig w.w..,, .ff fag? fs - -f W 5. 29' 4' A A ' ii QQ h F gf Q .Q at X ' 'Wx J.. X, Q Jig A ., I M, I. i 41 V P ,,f' Jerry Pope Kristine Rajala James Reid Frank Richards Daniel Roberts Sarah Rochon Jerome Rosten Becki Saari Linda Savolainen Erich Schwanke Thomas Sellman Scott Skytta Patricia Slater Larry Snell Darlene Spencer Deanna Suardini Jack Swanson Daniel Swiedals Bruce Ulrickson Julie Valenti Linda Valenzio Larry Walker Tammie Walker Ronald Wallberg Tammy Waters Michael Whalen Debra Wilson Carrie Wiltey Roy Winnen Jerry Witkovsky 87 CLASS UFFI SOPHOMORES President: Dan Harrington V. President: Jim Barry Secretary: Bill Jenkins Treasurer: Mike Simuia , ,-f ' 1 Z , .fi is fvwti' ww P JUNIORS President: Joe Frustaglio V. President: Dennis Junak Secretary: Pam Nlarietti Treasurer: Chris Maki 88 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Jodi Johnson V. President: Cindy Lyons E - - Secretary: Cindy Wooden Treasurer: Lori Schultz FX il-- WIQQ ii gi I It it F Q 'P fJ I...:7 , it I f 1 In , f-:-f : I . . Fifa x , .. KVALI 1 - M-TP ' . S SENIOR CHOICES COLORS: Red and Cream SONG: We May Never Pass This Way Again FLOWER: White Rose MOTTO: We are not afraid of tomorrow: for we have seen yesterday and love today. R SENIOR S David Ackland Kendall Aho -er-' Alan Anderson Ann Anderson S Gregory Arpiainen June Bacon Richard Aho Laurel Argall i Kelli Barry VgQi:'f:L , 5 g jwif uw 'mzigi 'N Mark Bierman Kenneth Bruhnke Joseph Carlson Fw Sharolyn Carne Rebecca Clark Susan Clisch Gary Connors Daniel Derocha Dennis Derocha 4. Carol Dreis Lorie Emanuelson - Lynne Clarke -.J Ronald Coron Terry Dobson Noreen Fegan WH... I in ...f f1f 1, i X Gregory Fredrickson Timothy Frisk John Grasso . i Clark Gravedoni Paul Guizzetti ' x i Scott Gustafson Kristin Hallum Shelley Hamari Sandra Hamel 1 0. XT James Heikkinen Mark X A. Dean Herschback Carla Hill Rita Holmes Keith Irish Carrie Hill William Hill S. 'frzzr Keith Honkala Theodore Houseman X s.f...,f f Michael Jacobson Jacqueline Jarvi if-ix 'm,, Q., ,,' Carolyn Jaykka Barbara Johnson Jodi Johnson '54 Q'-: Dean Joki Jacqueline 5, Michael Junak Barbara f Wu! Roger Kipling Daniel Kippola Janet Laakso Peter Lalonde Catherine Junak 'mf Joellyn Kindstrand , wr 573' John Kyllonen Marcy LaParche ,YN1-gy William Liimatainen Keith Lohman Jean Lowes 457' Cynthia Lyons Diane Magnuson Peggy Mattila Michael Michell Gretchen Midkiff Dean Moilanen Julie Moore Robyn Moyle Scott Nault ' Jeffrey Nelson Jeffrey Ogea Linda Olgren Arnold Nurmela Beth Oja 2'-. Deborah Patrick Peggy Nylander X .,l JA V Anita Olgren 4 Kenneth Paquette aw! Lorilee Perry Mary Petaisto Theresa Piechocki Mark Poirier Joseph Poissant wr ,, NX -17' Thomas Prisk Julie Randall ' vm S ing, he Brenda Richards Dale Roberts 'R N Kathleen Saari Scott Saari A., my .L ,fm 'Nfgg - sais' .. - ,VW 1.9151 - 1 .fr as fc-1 nf f ew ,grf i A-W, 4 ,, 2'1 ' Rf-f- 9,s'n2Q --1-3239 Joel Popa 9 Sf Q Kenneth Rautio Regina Rosten Lori Salminen Teresa Schaffer Matthew Schroderus Lori Schultz Curtis Skytta Ralph Slater Scott Smith Dean Solka John Swanson Larry Syrjala sw Terry Syrjala Sharon Tarvainen Ross Tresedder 5 'v inf L Nancy Trudell Betty Tuominen William Vedder Renee Vizena Timothy Waters Bruce Watters , , Q.. Robert Wedin Sandra Wood Cindy Wooden i I Chuckie Baby, Chuckie Baby. . .-If Another group of satisfied customers!?? 3 Keep them in line, Joe. A Marshall Dillon fan? A new don't try it, you'll never miss it! Santa! That's really an old line! THE LIGHTER SIDE . , 1' ' .5 s UI E 3 Xiu-ul Q ,ffnax And then Goldilocks said. . You lust have to be kidding! . X 3:5155 . I kgs-iq 4 4 E' E ' J A Let's see you beat thus hand! 'llt has to be wide enough for Santa Claus. SOME CA DID SHOT -15. 'ix - rar' Boogie Fever -aff- H isnt mater ,-X x AF- 5 eb Hey, where'd it go?' Z' ff' V- -.qv ki X, The Turning Point. Berth Vadar makes her Westwood debut? OC My knees are showing! x' v v . 5,71 :j : . f'2' -.1553 , -' X e - - . -K ix..4,.g-MU, I ' ,lg ...G X,i, jf'.f?fffq '-Q v 1 ,qqy.,,g..m.-mai.. PRA C TI CE MAKES PERFEC T. -an' .......ar- VM Long hours and painstaking work can have very satisfying results. Mrs. Harrington QUid9S SIUGCUIS in artifi cial resuscitation. ? l .2 4 its fttigf-Ji .av 3 Mn will Some girls greatly enjoying scuba diving The overseer of the beautiful house pictured above. instruction. 2. Like the tiny seeds of a dandelion - We began our journey in The youthfulness of Sprin . One good rain could have washed u away. . . But we held fast to our grou d. We took root, And our fruitful sprouts showed the promise Of full bloom. Day by day The sunshine nourished us, And we matured. 1 l i- Now the quest of our lifetime has been reached. Our beginning has ended And we are grown up - Like the dandelions in June. Soon we will bid farewell to the field That we call home - Only to be carried off by the winds of change To start a whole new life - Like the fleecy white seeds of a dandelion. Cynthia Lyons S X as Q fs 1 105 TI-IEE DA D 'XV ffw ol .Y v Junior girls trying out their hoops. 9,1 QGUM f-0'- M-'3-'K fwfr ,L r 4. A , A' N 1 M N! .4..- fm ,A 3,.45- z . .A 4wm.M .lfilim WVNKLJ' :Vera ,.,,,Q.fsr rA ', , . U 5 P, :iii ,sq - s ,, W 5 . . ,MM if -. s. Q - ' W , Q .eu . W0 ,..,S :BQ wwf, ,J Qt. H., ' .r 'ff 'Y -fU1. '-. .3 3 - f' A' ,: ' -Q,-'1. '5' 'nnf - wwf A . 'a P gk? ,L ' fl ,xt A S 1 Y. 3.91-vi-5,',Y, AW, hi K L. It : t'fg,yq.pj. fs or e ,sf s .r yf,fsff egg Mak: r LK 'QA 4 X ' M 1 ig, ,Y ' 1 X 1 X LR . nf xx -31,1 'IQJA LV -r-.4 1 A 'fi Interested onlookers and well wishers. Anticipation . ,N in is al ,if Salutatorian, Beth Oja, addresses the assembly. So solemn? L i Q If Ken Bruhnke, valedictorian, discusses the future. THE BEGINNING The culmination of 13 years. i of '. a-63 x Practice makes perfect. Mr. Hampton congratulates Cathy Saari ! sJ,.., 've' It will soon be over. . .... Champion, here we come! Whew! I made it. Pretty posers. sb What did he say? MY. U itto presents the class of 1978. -News ,, .wwf A.. . 3,92 f A A 'y ' asf, ' :MH - L is . li N My Y if w A ,, V42 2' Qf Q' t ,j I Q 5 if S L X .I . ,fell r ' L' ' A-.L Can you believe it? The hoop carriers showing off their finery. .Q I I I . 1 1 A -x Here we come, world! It won't be long now. 'Q'-.8 1 That's itg smile, Sandy. I guess all that practice paid off - but l'm so nervous! AD VER TISER 1 W 1 N L.,- Furniture General , F J 4 1 w F Congratulations Class of '78 Best Wishes From Dan and the Staff at: LEMON'S STU DIC 617 North Third Street Marquette, Michigan 49855 Phone: 228-9636 k Compliments of: VER : . 7f5e1z':'iV . - 2 FueIIr1i 'fbn hffyk- L . Phone: 485-1061 M J Besi' Wishes Fypmz A 1-1 ks Q it-S ii Q affw' 'NORTERN STATIONERS iles. itll 1 North Third Street NAGELKIRK I7 FRU IT A ,V Opt ig ' l . R Fresh itsM and A4 , Seasofli ' Arriving Daily Exclusive Cheese and F e House Fruit Baskets Made Order W. U.S. 41 Marque t , Mich. Phone: 228-7 4O to the ,ZfAMBON'S NORTH COUNTRY ellow i'n5rM288.N..4-.. xaDraa2'.'x::'.mr1: 1388-'El -il g 'l' !lX 'K' 144 W Dale H. Kbrge - Owner A ., .,..-.Q-.gn-. Phone: UNGE W. Division 'I rv V . sk .nhl L. y dn, gizitg, M ,TAQXMEPIVQ 1F,,!t Qs 5 S J , 4 . Q- 5 5' ' If ', , Fr. I Q. 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