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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1981 volume:

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Nyquist Maurice Frank Ball Tami Mary LeBlanc Pictures not available: Diane Marie Ackland Larry George Alexander Ftichard John Alongo Mary Deanne Kallatsa Kevin James Meyer Christopher Scott Pepin Lynn Marie Waters seniors 3 1 CLASS Freshman Year Like all new Freshman at a new high school, we too were a bit scared to start 9th grade at Westwood in 1977 as the scum of the earth , as Mr. Dieterle had always told us, but like every other Freshman class, we found that it wasn't that bad after all. When Homecoming rolled around in our Freshman year, our class pulled together to win the PEP jug, showing just how powerful a Freshman class can be. We were the first class in the history of WHS to claim such an honor as freshman. Something to be proud of! In February of 1978, we chose the first sweetheart couple for the class of '81 during the Winter Carnival. They were Dave Lakanen and Lori Kjellman. Who would have guessed that three years later the same couple would be chosen again as Homecoming King and Queen? As our Freshman year came to a close, Westwood held its first Spring Thing , the start of another tradition at WHS, just as the Winter Carnival has become. We all have a lot of good and a few bad memories of our Freshman year, but we all made many good and lasting friends, friends that year, we also lost a very dear friend, Kenneth Eckloff. Sophomore Year As Sophomores, we had climbed one step of the ladder and gained some authority over the next class of new Freshmen. Though we lost the pep jug to the senior class dur- ing Homecoming Week, our class continued the spirit that we were now known for, by giving the seniors a run for their money in the girls' flag football game. The class of '81 girls made it to the final game, but after a long, hard game fell to the class of '79. But we did not fall easily. The 1979 Winter Carnival was cancelled when we were Sophomores because of a snow day, but the basketball game and the dance went on as planned with Lee Hamari and Robin Lawry as our Sophomore Sweetheart couple. 32 seniors Our Spring Thing was also called off due to al of funds that year, but all in all our Sophomore y was a success and we were ready to beco Juniors. There are many things that we will s forget about our first two years at Westwood. but us always remember our good friend Bill Wood, we lost when we were Sophomores. Junior Year As we entered our Junior year at Westwood, found that many things were changing very quic We were now in the Junior-Senior hall, taking har semester long classes and preparing for the fut The year started out on the right foot as the clas '81 once again claimed the pep jug dur Homecoming Week. Many feel that we should h also claimed first prize in the hall decorating cont but we had to settle for last place after being acc ed of copying a hall theme from a previous year. As Valentines Day rolled around, the honor Sweetheart was bestowed on Dave Deloria Jackie Semmons. Winter Carnival was another s cess, even though our time outside had b shortened by Mr. Uitto and Mr. Bobula. HISTORY When our Junior year was coming to a close, any of us found that it was time to start preparing r college by taking the ACT test. Time was passing ickly now and soon we would be Seniors. We were oving up in the world, for soon it was graduation We had waited our turn and finally it was time take charge. ln June of 1980, many of the Junior dressed in their finest to hold the hoops and the class of 1980 farewell. Our Junior year was definitely a year to be It was a year of hard classes, lots of and papers, and quite a few parties. As of us will remember, the Rez and Black Falls were very popular places. Year September 1980 and we're Seniors at last. We traveled a long way to get there, but we had it. Finally there was no one above us, and were three classes below us. Had we really that small when we were Freshman? Sandy Hebert had taken over as Student Council for the Class of '81 with Cathy as President, Corinne Ftintamaki as Vice-President, Cheryl Frederickson as Treasurer, and Lori Kjellman as Secretary. When Homecoming rolled around for the last time for us, our class once again showed its spirit by win- ning the Pep Jug for the third and final time. As seniors, we also had the hard choice of choosing the Homecoming King and Queen. After much thought by the student body, Dave Lakanen and Lori Kjellman were crowned. Their court consisted of Dave Deloria and Sue Anderson, Lee Hamari and Amy Luke, and Jim Scott and Judy Baldini. Though we lost our Homecoming game to Iron Mountain, everyone had a good time at the dance with High Street as our band. Before the fall of 1980 turned in to winter, our boys' cross-country team had won the U.P. Cham- pionship and the girls' basketball team won the District Championship and achieved the best record in the history of Westwood girls' basketball teams with 17 wins and 5 losses. As winter came, Westwood held on to its reputation of having a fine boys' basketball team also. Now that the reality of graduation was beginning to hit, many people were busy applying to colleges and for scholarships, and deciding on the future careers. We only had a half of a year of high school left. Time was going by faster than expected. As winter was slowly leaving us and spring came, we were all excited for graduation. Our last Prom had gone by, and we had our Senior Banquet and the day consisted of a few classes and graduation prac- tice. Only a few more days and another chapter of our lives would be over. On the night of graduation there was a mixture of emotions. As we got ready, there was much laughter and tears, but as the ceremony started, everyone was quiet, deep in their own thoughts. lt seemed like just yesterday that we were Freshman looking for- ward to a new school. ui seniors 33 Ciirws Pefsz: Ciafzm Ragvflaz 3iffQZl 7' C ' 'B fx T X X f , 'W .f ' ,N 1 EQ? 1 5 W . E fy-L , ' A4-ffff.. I i Q ,VX , if F iimfli LQ g 3u5: Laci ffmmfpg, Cf,'1U1,fvQ ha. 655511 Mafia: Z3lian Q Kazwzibcszty Jmfff 5a3d'M L R . 75125 U If C T I O 31553 Ln 1 fl K ' , ,f '4 I ' 5 k v-Eye, W 1 'J x L Q 1 Q H iz V in 4 K g ,x y f wt Q' ' ' A4Ua9Zf' M 'Ihr Rasa Fiinir Miha Pazana, Robin Lmmmu is 5 3 I f ,f s 5 . 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E , W5 N ,f 4l2,N Www' R0bQQf fu5Ln460n, CHQHHL FqQdQqLCQ5pH MAKE RoamQnA fan Racine, Lauman Mamma Qmxvx ,fest Van To we Hath ILM PobA0n, ULQHQ 50Kla MISS ISHPEMING CONNIE DOBSON MISS ISHPEMING Connie Dobson was crowned the new Miss lshpeming in early Novem- ber. As her talent, Connie choreo- graphed her own dance routine to the song By Way of Loves Express. Nina Peronto was third runner-up with an original vertrilo- quism act. As second runner-up Lori Dalpra played a piano solo Fur Elise . Tammy Arsenault was first runner-up singing Don't Cry Out Loud as her talent. We'd like to give a big round of applause for their accomplishments. i S I 1981 e 0 F F I C E R S The class of '81 has a lot of memories of the ear' Our class officers were Cheryl Frederickson Y - . Treasurer, Lori Kiellrnan, secretary, Corinne Rinta- maki, vice-presidentg and Cathy Delongchamp, President. Lower right shows three seniors on dump day as well as the picture to the left. From top to right are Connie Dobson, Todd Myrick, Tim Hansen, Debby Farley, Sherri Hollapa, Lori Dal- pra, and Jim Robson. Graduation proved to be a sad event as Jim Fiecob, below, looks on. Oppo- site page top, Lisa Wolf and Terresa Fiivard, and juniors as hoop benders and hoop carriers, Below: Chris Nyquist, class salutatorian, gives her enlight- ening speech and, right, the Forensics team and Senior State winner Kathy Swanson is honored on award day. in-'JE' 44 underclassmen CHAMPIDN SCHCO E 2' Z1 , , kg.. under Cl8SSm6I7 45 JUNIORS Junior Class Offlcers Presrdem Shen Slmula Vlce President Kathy Barry Secretary Kurt Robinson Qmass mgy and Treasurer Craag Ehason , . 46 underclassmen Randy Alderton Greg Allen Aaron Anderson Martin Anderson Tom Anderson Kathy Barry Charles Boshears Stacey Brooks Denise Byykkonen Greg Cardew Pauline Cardinal Mark Carlson Sandy Carne Jon Chapman Connie Cloninger Gina Collick Jim Da vis Jim Denniston Chris DeRoche Julie Dix David Dodge Donna Duhame Pat Dunney Chris Eckloff Lori Eddy Michele Ekdahl Craig Eliason Lisa Emanuelson Cindy Estes Tim Fegan Tish Finney Dave Flack Lori Frisk Janet Froberg Paul Gaethke Lori Goettsche Tom Goldsworthy Bonnie Gravedoni Mike Harrington Al Harris Cathy Hautamaki Jeff Hebbard Andy Hilden Barb Hilliker Dan Holappa Charles Holmes Bob Hooker Frank Houseman underclassmen 47 Jane Houseman Jeanne Hupp Krystal Jandreau Lynn Johnson Terry Johnson Handy Joki Mark Junak Sandi Junak Deanna Juntila Ray Kallatsa Scott Kautz Steve K ippola Gary Kjellman Kathy Korpi Fred Koski Tammy Koski Laura Kososki AI La Cosse Brian LaFreniere Elizabeth Lakanen Todd LaMere Melony LaParche Pete LaPin Karyn Lassila Larry Lawrence Daisy Lentz Karen Lyons Todd Maki Theresa Manninen Dan Menard Matt Midkiff Todd Mitchell Debra Moffatt Joleyn Moyle Chris Nap Mike Nardi Diane Nault Karen Nelson Kathy Nelson Don Nyman Brian Ollila Dan O'NeiI 48 Underclassmen Pictur! 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Picture Noi Avarla ble Picture Not Avaliable A Norman Pantti Paula Pantti Noelle Parnizari Robbie Pascoe Kathy Pesola Gary Peterson Shari Pevey Da ve Phillips Linda Piechocki Jamie Pietro Leigh Pietro Greg Polssant Lisa Portale Doug Prim Mark Raisanen Sharon Rajala Kathy Reilly Beth Rivers Dan Roberts Jackie Roberts Kurt Robinson Melanie Rosten Jeff Russell John Salo Regina Schaffer Don Seagle Mike Sieczka Sheryl Simula Ron Skytta Jim St. Andre Tammy Sterk Jerry Sullivan John Tyrnoski David Waananen Bob Warner Rose Warner Donna Wasie Cindy Waters Laura White Richard Williams Teresa Williams Julie Wood Alan Yelle Tammy Zalki John Zbacnlk Becca Zhulkle underclassmen 49 SOPHOMORES ,rf U Sophomore Class Officers: Treasurer Scoti Diehl, Secretary Trina LaCosse, Vice President Nancy Korpi, and Presi dent Rob Maki. 50 underclassmen Dean Aho Julie Anderson Lisa Annola Rodney Antilla Julie Arpiainen Billy Arsenault Pat Bailey Kirsti Baldwin Cheryl Ball Laurie Basto Sherri Beaupied Brad Bessner Jon Bessolo Niles Book Jodi Brooks Brendon Budd Heidi Butler John Carlson Frank Childress Anil Chintamaneni Ingrid Christensen Steven Collick Karen Connors Jim Daugherty Patty Dehner Scott Diehl Danny Duhame Jenny Erickson Penny Fowler Donald Fredrickson Da vid Froberg Leslie Goettsche David Gravedoni Lori Gustafson Diane Hamari Jeff Hamel Linda Harsila Steve Harvala Scott Hebert Bonita Hillis Mardi Hoiappa Mark Honkala Neil Honkala Denise Houseman Jim Houseman Scott Irish Tami lsotalo Annette Jacobson underclassmen 5 1 John Jandreau John Jarvi Joe Johnson Kevin Joki Steve Joosten Kevin Kangas Lisa Kielinen Carrie Kindstrand Bonnie Kinsey Nancy Korpi Steven Kowalski Mike Kuopus Trina LaCosse Don Lahanen Candy LaMere Lisa Lampi Teresa Lancour Peter Lawry Sheila Lehtoia Jay LeRoy Roy LeSage Tony Lofaro Stephan Lucas Becky Luke Kristen Luoma Brian Mackey Greg Maki Kenneth Maki Rob Maki Eleanor Malmborg Carolyn Mankee Kristin Manly Brian Mattila Richard Merrill Don Meyer Roberta Meyer Lisa Millimaki Kim Moffatt Kris Moilanen Patty Mullins Daniel Mc Vannel Duane McVannel Roger Nagel Lisa Nance Betsy Nauit Ken Nelson Kimberly Nelson Pam Nelson Sonia Niemi Diane Ollila Paul Palmer Mary Parkkonen Tracy Pascoe Bonnie Patrick 52 underclassmen Robert Paulson Lisa Pence Todd Penrose Karl Peron to Rodney Perreault Eugene Perry Steve Perry Ray Peterson Janet Pierce Greg Pietro Robyn Quillen Mark Ra utio Mike Rautio Bill Richards Edward Rintamaki Shelly Rivard Patti Jo Roberts John Robinson Brenda Ros ten Jeff Schultz Kathy Schultz Henry Schwanke Lori Sellers Kathy Sieczka Richard Sihtala Claire Smail Brenda Smith Todd Smith Harry Snell Mike St. Andre Robin Stebbins Jill Sterk Lisa St. Onge Alyson Sundberg Jeff Taisto Peggy Talbacka James Tarvainen Barry Torreano William Trudell Terri Vizena Kurt Waananen UfldEfCl8SSl'l76f'l FRESHMEN Freshman Class Officers: Vice President Tina Mattson, President Greg Morton, Secretary Janice Sandberg, and Treasurer Tammy Recob. 54 underclassmen Carol Ackland Deanna A ho Kathy Anderson Mark Anderson Todd Arsenault Marlene Beck Julie Belanger Jimmy Besander Jeff Bessolo Kerry Blau Curt Bowers Debbie Brown Micheal Bullen Ronda Byykkonen Jim Cardinal Elaine Carlson John Carlson Jon Carlson Lisa Carriere Denise Chapman Marty Clisch Lisa Coluccio Beth Cooper Kaye Davidson Sadie DeFinney Christine Dodge Ronnie Dymond Jacky Elleby Billie Elleby Ken Emanuelson Ken Farley Jacky Finney Tom Fleury Mark Fraser Scott Gravedoni Ray Hamari Matt Hamel Daniel Hanson John Harrington Keith Harvala Robby Hebert Renee Hilliker John Howe Julie Howe Derek Johnson Don Johnson Mary Johnson Brenda Kallatsa underclassmen 55 Chris Kangas John Kantola Lisa Kauppila Karen Kautz Karen Ketola Michael Ketola Noreen King Kevin Kipling Shawn Knutson Rhonda Koivala Jon K orb Janet Korte Peter Koski Sara Kuopus Rodney LaMere Jenny Larson Kelly Lassila Pam Lawrence Michael La wry Pamela LeBlanc Suzan Lentz Tammy Lindroos Steve Lohman David Lucas Pat Lyons Patty Matchett Tina Mattson Kaye Meier Marge Menard Scott Merrills Kevin Mitchell Jim Mitchell Greg Morton Crap Nance Cathy Nap Beth Nelson Jason Niemi Rudy Nyman Tania Ogea Amy Oja Marybeth Olson Rachelle Olson Peter Ostlund Mark Ouellette Carolyn Paquette Paul Parkinen Glen Pa tana Heidi Patrick Richard Paulson Da vid Pedley Carla Pennala Kelvin Pepin Craig Pepin Myra Peron to 56 underclassmen Rachelle Perrault Daniel Perry Suzanne Perry Randy Piechocki Dale Poirer Kristen Portale Vikki Potila Travis Prim Micheal Pruet Lisa Ouillen Raymond Roade Vicki Rautio Tami Recob James Rivord Ann Roberts Jeffrey Rolstone Jerome Russell Tina St. Andre Richard Salo Jan Sandberg Da vid Sa volainen Diane Sa volainen Kurt Schultz Ronald Seagle Charles Smith Theodore Sullivan Greg Sundberg Ronald Syrjaia Brian Toureau Ed Tripp James Varda Carla Westman Michael Wiik Rodney White Wendy Wiltey Jerome Wolf underclassmen 57 -f A. . .-pw. -V.-, ...wa W--.Q ,W -mr.-was-W :Q T33 58 teachers W0-nu ,ik -:. Q fl . 'KIIZTT7 CY tefachers 59 INDUSTRIAL ARTS ',,-...- .HN Ftobert Maki Robert Maki was born in Gwinn, Michigan. He attended Northern Michigan University where he received his B.S. degree in 1960 and Michigan State where he got his MA degree in 1964. He is married and has 4 boys, 2 attending college and 2 at Westwood. He has been teaching for 20 years. He is the VICA advisor, and he is interested in woodworkin olt basketball Q, Q - . horseshoes, and supporting the WHS athletic events. A .4-I Tim Eldridge Roy Johnson Mike Turino Lou Praznik Thomas Thornton 60 teachers ART AND MUSIC Lyle Zablocki Lyle Zablocki was born in Iron Mountain, Michigan. l-le attended Northern Michigan University. Mr. Zablocki is married and has two daughters. He has been teaching for 8 years. The school activities he is involved in vt are Wrestling and Football. K .... . Eric Bergh Dan Casimir teachers 61 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Kay Ghiardi Kay Ghiardi was born in lshpeming, Michigan. She attended the Pontiac Business Institute and Northern Michigan University. She is single and has no children. She has been teaching for nine years and is involved in coaching Girls' Basketball and Track. Her hobbies include: golf, softball, riding motorcycles, reading, gardening, and watching all sports - especially football. Q Karen Pedley Paul Cappoferri Fran Ghiardi . Y-Y- Irv Dieterle 'Q .liii 5 gay' ,xii -J NA-,lk mt? BUSINESS AND HOME ECONDMICS Eppert Hannelore Olson Jon Hayes Mr. Jon Hayes grew up in Belleville, Michigan. He attended Northern Michigan University and received Bachelor and Master Degrees. Now living in Harvey with his wife, Barb, a hair stylist, and his children, Kimberly, 14, and Kevin, 11, he is currently working on a Specialist Degree in Education. He began teaching in 1970 at Ishpeming High School and then came to Westwood in 1977. Mr. Hayes is involved in BOEC, and is also interested in coaching his son's hockey, and little league team. He is also a cub scout leader. His hobbies include: sailing, hunting, fishing, hockey, and softball. Phyllis Payne l , x Q 1 5 i Q Patricia Ftudness , X -teachers 63 SOCIAL STUDIES 64 teachers William Blewett William Blewett was born in lshpeming, Michigan and attended Northern Michigan University. I-le is married and has one child, Beth Ann. He has been teaching for the past seven years. He is involved in Driver Education and his hobbies include: deer hunting, golf, basketball, and bird hunting. Richard Kierzak Dolores Ca rriere Percy Olmstead M GQ Katherine Honkala MATH AND SCIENCE Gerald Fiiekki Gerald Riekki was raised in Palmer, Michigan. He attended Northern Michigan University where he graduated in 1965. He is married and has two children, Ron, 11, and Nicole, 9. He began teaching in Champion in 1965 and has been teaching for 16 years. He is a very active teacher and is a co-advisor for High School Bowl. His hobbies include: Fast-pitch softball, bowling, collecting coins, and trivia. Richards Pa trrck Miyour Tom Hammar Stanley Roberts teachers 65 ENGLISH Qi Dorothy Schellhase Dorothy E. Schellhase was born in Bessmer, Michigan. She attended Bay de Noc Community College in Escanaba and Northern Michigan University. She is married and has one daughter named Kerry Lee. She has been teaching for seven years. Her School activities are Forensics, High School Bowl, and was the Play Director in 1973-74. ...yw-v' f' sw S Q .1 x X s 'Vs -af X ,-ffihf, nn v . Ziim 'liifrfi Jean Milakovich Ron Delbello I f SQ! , pq, ., 4 0 X' ' , 5 lb ,. ,if:Y 4,0 'Q 4,53 i s nd 1 v' Katherine Kososki Sue Gualazzi Gb. V AL MAINTENANCE s W nezslp Nm 'NH 'in gr Elaine Currier Ruben Champion Ruben Champion was born in Ishpeming, Michigan. He is a graduate of lshpeming High School and he served in the U.S. Air Force. He is married and has one daughter, Debbie. He has been a pool operator for 6 years. He is the Couples Volleyball Instructor. His hobbies include hunting, fishing and sports. He is a member of the Township of Ish- peming Planning Commission, and has been a volunteer fireman for 10 years. W ' I i i H ii, 1'N,4 ,I i 5? fl N I K.?,6l'Xg2gQif ill I l . , 'wri- fll., i r 8 y ,.-,P .g g W l in E' M C K l t 1. . Lyn, WI 'll Gardner Wallberg Elaine St. Andre Joyce Waters Stephen Waters teachers 6 7 SPECIAL EDUCATICN AND MEDIA CENTER NANCY CONKLIN Nancy Conklin was born in Flint, Michigan. She attended Central Michigan University, and Northern Michigan Univer- sity. She has been married five years and has a two year old son, Anthony. She has been teaching for five years. Her hobbies include: Needlepoint, gardening, and reading. She is interested in cross-country ski- ing and swimming. Lois Heikkala Smile Jane! Olgfen Viola Culbert Viola Culbert has been a cook for some 20 years. She was raised in National Mine, Michigan and she has two children. Her interests include playing cards and ' . bothering the lunch line . lg - workers! Q ,-., ' 's Oulette Marsha Rizzardi FCOD SERVICE 1,4-v f -.::: N---ss: g , ...4 Solka Lillian Millimaki Jenny Smith Marcella Pascoe teachers 69 Administration 70 Ieachers Joyce Guizzetti - Secretary to the Principal Joyce Guizzetti was born in Ishpeming, Michigan, and is a graduate of Ishpeming High School. She is married and has four children. Mrs. Guizzetti has been a secretary for 15 years in our school system. She and her husband enjoy traveling by car and taking occasional trips on their motorcycle. in H Jw Q. Timothy Simula - Guidance Gordon Chinn - Guidance Counselor Counselor Rosemary Harrington - Dennis Bobula - Assistant Donald M. Uitlo - Principal School Nurse Principal William Hartman Ellen Salo Community School Director Secretary Roy Green Superintendent Mr. Roy Green was born in Elmhurst, Illinois. He attended Northern Michigan University and the University of Wisconsin. He is married and has four children, Jessie, 11, Colin, 9, Shannon, 8, and Morgan, 5. He has spent the past 12 years as a teacher, Principal, Assistant Principal and a coach. He is involved in many school activities. Mr. Green enjoys physical fitness, all sports, school, and his family. Helen Pesola Carol Tresseder James Delongchamp Secretary Secretary Business Manager il .I BOARD EDUCATION XI' 1 5' 9 sl i - 11 72 teachers FRONT ROW, L-R: Mr. Aho, Mrs. Neil, Mr. Schaeffer. BACK ROW, L-Fi: Mr. Tonkin, Mr. Menard, Mr. Fredrickson, Mr. Recob 3 3' !'V I2 '?'I3 1 ,! ll fx fx y x, X + 9'vx . XA T35-X x? 4 ,' :YYY ' J ,V Vx xg ix . Q 5 N A 'N ix, 'xvsfv X H SX .,x. X 'Xa x 4? f Q 5 ,H 1 -JH S J 17 -. . ,-.,r,- Q-ff., tl sgzxf::ggf,g.w- 'Q 4 0' W , , .. ,I if 'V - ffl vii-N Q b w y, LM, V f f, - wx- , ' 1 -' V -- - ' ' ' 0 , . -W , 1 I ww ' ffm- 1 'V - Q: , -My f - ,, f, f '1 7 1 ,, , , ,L Q, S Y,L,L , VVV, Lf, yr K , - 'A V -' ,fi -pink 1 5 Qj 5 g P 2 ' 1 f' , W Y if 1 . 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Though not as any students dressed up as last year, there proved to be some unique outfits. Senior Barry Frisk was a long- armed google for the Iloween of 1980. Heidi Butler and Lori Basto, both very spirited homores, dressed up Dnllv D as a future Parton and Tony the Tiger. GDNG SHOW A STAB IS BORN A new voice was discovered at the 1980 annual Christmas Gong Show. Sandy Carne sang, The Bose as Bette Midler. Twenty five dollars and free dance tickets were awarded to the best act which was awarded to Bette Midler and the Ftosebudsf' There was a good variety of acts and it turned out to be an entertaining hour. The Skimrnerettesf' Kathy Swanson and Norma Fegan, won ten dollars and a dirty sock for the worst act. Q T MJ ff L........D...... tt. . f activities 77 J . f 'V 3 5 , A A : ' as 'xo L i A s 'Hs 3 -1 fs,fsM,,Ql,, M - Q iw. 1 A Q 1 R K E 4 ,.... M, ? 11 t gm HH Sw if ' N? , x ,X tixxxx it f FD rug .Xxx H it-5 . 4 , xx . ,U 4,2 fr. Rf , f 3 4 . 'f X Af37i ' 7 ' wwf Q' ' Qi-wif-'ggi 4 ju- adv ,ff 411 I .l ' f if 'W J m jjj x3 'fer A , ,., A5 3 lu E,, 1 A ROW: Jim Scott, Dave Deloria, Dave Lakanen, Lee Hamari. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Baldini, Sue Anderson, Lori Kjellman, Amy Luke. and Her Court K :Q R k ,E-ww .- activities 79 A rf tw 'IZ D .. v P mx QL - 'W .a S . I 'N I YS x 82 activities N, !Q 'iQ 92x64 X 'E KW! H M3 mmg ,, Q.. I Mx Westwood Drama Department resented three plays during the 1980- 81 season. A Skeleton Walks was the first play of the season, the uspense comedy delighted everyone nd set the tone for the rest of the plays during the year. The children enjoyed their special play, King Midas and the Golden ouch , and learned from the message it gave: Don't be greedy! Music fans had their treat with the musical comedy, Bye-Bye Birdie This exciting musical had many humorous moments and left the audience with a good feeling. Overall the 1980-81 season set the standard for future plays of the same caliber at Westwood High School. 4' li CLASS SWEETHEARTS i Q . Seniors: Julie Heidemann Tim Hansen Juniors: Becca Zhulkie Tom Goldsworthy Sophomores: Trina LaCosse Bob Niemi Freshman: Kristen Portale Robby Hebert WINTER CARNIVAL This year, as every year, Winter Carnival was a time to unwind from the same old routine of school and have some fun. It is a tradition at Westwood to have dress-up days throughout the whole Winter Carnival week. This year we had dress-up day, wild west day, toga day, T-shirt and jeans day, and of course, red, white, and blue day. Just before the start of Winter Carnival week, each individual class got together to pick their sweethearts. When Friday rolled around, we had our annual Teachers vs. Seniors games. This year the teachers were victorious in both the boys' basketball game and in the girls' volleyball game. That night the Westwood-Iron Mountain game was won by us with a score of 61-52. The class Sweethearts were introduced during half-time of the game and there was a dance honoring them afterwards. All in all, the Winter Carnival week was another success and a good time for everyone. 84 winter carnival V PROM '81 Top Left: Deb Farley, Todd Hilliker Top Right: Tina Mattson and Norman Pantti Lower Left: The Grand March participant LORI DALPRA AND DAVE DELORIA 1980 PROM KING AND QUEEN ,M , The student Council had a good year planning events for the school. The officers were President Sandy Hebert, Vice President Lisa Wolf, Secretary Holly Bailey, Treasurer Kathy Korpi. The Trustees were Sandi Junak, Randy Joki, and Jim Robson. A big event for the student Council this year was the Spring Fling, featured here. P R E S I D E N T A D V I S O R i Q V S b 2 1 9 63. W-uf 4 in W-Z -724 ,. .' 'W '- K X I 'ig Y A , . Ja f P s . X ,K 553. EYES- X ' W T? , ' QQHQTTSVF , 6 5 1A? 4I:vL3??5'7' 1 A : ffjiifwb' 42 G . Wx-'N xi X ..a:1S:4f,jf'5L ' x NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY l-..a..4.,1 ...A l ,Dig HONOR SOCIETY Westwood's Chapter of the National Honor Society initiated into its Chapter 14 new 4 seniors and 10 juniors. Flesiding members were President Corinne Ftintamakig Vice President Lisa Wolfg Secretary Sandy Fiajalag Treasurer Gordon Lehtola. Senior members were Tammy Arsenault Connie Dobson, Sherri Holappa, Terri Luoma Christine Nyquist. The newly intitiated senior members were Dave Deloria, Cathy Delongchamg Linda Nylander, and Cheryl Frederickson. Juniors Laura Kososki, Melony LaParche, Steve Kippola, Alan Harris, Jeff Hebbard, Sandi Junak, Joleyn Moyle, Julie Dix, Christine Eckloff, Sheri Simula, Kathy Nelson, Karyn Lassila, Beth Rivers, and Lor Goettsche. During the ceremony the candles were passed ti the new officers President Sandi Junak, Vice President Melony LaParche, Secretary Lori Goettsche, and Treasurer Joleyn Moyle. Congratulations are in order for these students who have achieved this honor. ggi, My if .L-1-qs, L TO R: Mr. Fiiekki, Advisor: Dan Roberts, Gordon Lehtola, Chris Nyquist, Sherri Holappa, Cathy DeLongchamp, Mrs. HIGH SCHOOL BOWL 9 115 1981 HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTEES acfivities 91 .,--mug, gil' CJ V0 if 2 PMRIJTS l ,St A BACK ROW: IL TO R1 Advisor Mr. Eppert, Regina Shaffer, Lori Frisk, Tammy Arsenault, Terri Luoma, Sandy Rajala, Cindy Waters, LaParche, Shari Pevey, and Becca Zhulkie. HOW 1L-R:1 Brian Ollila, Greg Allen, John Zbacnik, Dave Lakanen, Dave Dodge, Gordon tola, Lisa Portale. FRONTFYOW: KL-R1 Craig Eliason, Chris DeRoche. This year's DECA club did an exceptional job, the second year for a Distributive Education Club of America for Westwood. Most of the club placed well at regionals, with the Parliamentary Procedures plac- ing 3rd of 27 teams. Dave Lakanen placed 3rd in a petroleum related event, and Terri Luoma placed 2nd in a food service related event. 92 activities is if 5' J -mega, at vw ,. in s -2 ,W L Q gg, Wt 1 r . l Q 5 P st li: -' , ff Q 5 9 igflf S umm.- W L g fll t , t VICA is in its 8th year of existence, and is a group of vocational students. Competition with other schools begins on March 28 at the Northern Skill Center in such areas as: autos, building trades, electrical and welding. A stu- dent has approximately 4 hours to work on a project. The first three places in regional competition will go on to compete at the state level. Last year and this year the com- petition will be held at Ferris College, and the national competition will be at Atlanta, Geor- gia. Mr. Naki is the chapter advisor and over- all coordinator of VICA. Other advisors include Mr. Turino, Mr. Praznik and Mr. Thor- ton. Mr. Maki said: Based on the past years, Westwood will probably do pretty well on the regional level and again at the state level. VICA I l CK ROW Blane Knutson, Jerry Byykkonen, Dave Deloria, Tom Goldsworthy, Dan Ostola, Gary Peterson, Mr. Maki. FRONT ROW' Steve llatsa Ralph Uhl, Jim Scott, Reed Alderton, Dwight Barry, Dave Lakanen. activities 93 Ax Q. X f J' f 5 ETL w1:-li I T .JM 1 wbvim ,I . W, ,fax . . M - -5, .,. . , ,wk V . ., .+W..4 ..Q. A ,MR , - rw. .W X , wx its 5 . fxwfx - ' Q the guidance and DOU SFI of voodoo Lss r on k N 5, .Egg n K ' 1 icture v e, to Ti Q K b g e Q , aeserves z 5 A ,,.-: could? e Y ' fm 1 COLOR GUARD l COLORGUAFZD AND CHORUS The Westwood High School Chorus under the direction of Erik Bergh meets every 5th hour. During this time period, they practice scales, sight read music and often do diaphragm exercises. Samples of the music the Chorus sing are Amazing Grace and Just the Way You Are. The Flag Corp per- formed their routine at home football games this past season. The members of the corp are senior Lynn Snell, Sandy Carne, Joleyn Moyle, Carolyn Mankee, Marty Hollapa, and Lori Gus- tafson. Sandy, Joleyn, Marty and Lori competed in Escanaba at the first annual upper peninsula Flag Corps competition in which they placed fourth. Good Going! , . X Www Y 'Q'-Il LEFT TO RIGHT: Joleyn Moyle, Sandra Carne, Lynn Snell, Carolyn Mankee T TO RIGHT' STANDING: Sonia Niemi, Cathy Olgren, Jodi Brooks, Roberta Olgren, Benila Hillis, Sandy Carne, Rosemary Parkkonen, Bergh, Stephanie Larson, Kathy Siezka, Jeanne Hupp, Shari Pevie, John Salo. SITTING: Lynn Snell, Lisa Wiljanen, Holly Bailey, Robynn illen, Ellenor Malmberg, Sandy Hebert, Janet Pierce, Cheryl Kempainen, Lori Frisk. activities 97 L TO R, STANDING: Mr. Bergh, directorg Jon Carlson, Greg Poissant, Terry Johnson, John Salo. BACK ROW: L TO R: Steve Lucas, Joe Johnson, Maury Ball, Dan O'NeiI, Doug Prim, Jonathan Jarvi, Melony LaParche, Tania Ogea, Kristine Luoma, Glen Patana, Chris Kangas, Harry Snell, Ray Hamari. MIDDLE ROW: L TO R: Linda Nylander, Patti Mullins, Linda Harsila, Julie Simmerman, Janet Korlt, Roger Nagel, Sue Perry, Tammy Arsenault, Cindy Ruokola, Sandy Carne, Gravis Prim, Rodney Antilla, Matt Hamil, Rob Maki. FIRST ROW: Sheri Simula, Lisa Koupila, Tammy Lindroos, Belinda Westman, Rhonda Koivala, Heidi Pat- rick, Lisa Callucio, Kathy Hautamaki, Becky Luke, Kaye Davidson. I fi 'I I y x 'R 5 IX. .y Q W' ' x- 1 NW 5 . 3 f . 1 'Fisk Kdlbfiiwf fi BOEC - THE 1980-81 WESTWOOD BOEC CLUB OOFFICERS 12 ll OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM PICTURE: BOEC Officers: FRONT BOW: Reporter Stacey Brooks, 1st Vice President Kathy Korpi, Treasurer Kathy Barry, and Historian Shari Pevey. BACK BOW: Parlimentarian Lisa Wolf, President Karen Nelson, and Secretary Sara Lahtela. MISSING: 2nd Vice President Laura White. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP PICTURE' FRONT ROW: Nancy Korpi, Kathy Barry, Kathy Nelson, Tammy Zaiki, Sara Lahtela, Lynn Johnson, Karen Nelson, Cindy Estes, Deanna Juntila, Sonia Niemi, Kathy Schultz, Sheryl Simula. MIDDLE ROW: Lori Gustafson, Bonnie Chapmen, Kay Davidson, Bonnie Patrick, Lisa Kieltnen, Jody Brooks, Lisa Wolf, Connie Dobson, Karen Conners, Laura White, Shari Pevey, Alison Sundberg, Advisor Pat Ftudness. BACK ROW: Advisor Jon Hayes, Paul Palmer, Kathy Sieczka, Shiela Lehtola, Kathy Erickson, Jan Sanberg, Stacy Brooks, Melanie Boston, Roberta Olgren. Michele Ftivard, Karen Gilbertson. Q25 i get 113: 7' vi- :Umm 1980-81 WESTWOOD STATE BOEC WINNER NATIONAL WINNERS --v HIHUNES S+., . 102 activities wifpffwfl L ! f WSVMW. 'ov' 5 4 TRI-SCHOOL BOEC The Westwood BOEC Club had a very successful year. Many students sold candy bars throughout the year and although everyone was sick of Reese cups they helped to pay the student's way to Detroit and later to San Antonio. Besides competing and learning about business, the students had many chances to meet people and to have a lot of fun on the trips. The six lucky girls who got to go to Nationals in San Antonio were Lisa Wolf, Sara Lahtela, ther third year in a row, a Westwood recordli , Connie Dobson, Karen Nelson, Sheryl Simula, and Kathy Korpi. Laura White qualified to go, but unfortunately came down with the chicken pocks. While in Texas the girls got to see the zoo, Sunken Gardens, the Alamo and many other sites. At the awards assembly, Westwood did well with Sara Lahtela and Sheryl Simula both getting 2nd place and the Parliamentary Procedures team getting 4th, activities 103 K. 41? Xi wrgxww 'Q if fx' ., . V, W:-?j'-,f ' lllllllln '. Q.-U A : ng.- ms was WM .J- . , 9.14: -so rl . - V4 J m,7' 'm A- Envy, ,zwfw .mu- lfeiw' JY' ' sk T v 104 sports ,Q :,f 4 1, Ri!! lla! 4 A., is? if +V X f3,,Sii3ii'f+:f 'TQ ,JAN hem ,,, V, by 4 fa,-, Af ff' i53'.iv? V ffbfig 'ii AAXJQ,-z,.w :' 4' Q ,Q ,X . , 4 -. - mmm, , Non1'H LAKESC . -4 1 -lv CHEERLEADERS 'Lf l Varsity: TOP LEFT TO RIGHT' Sara Lahtela, Becca Zhulkie, Julie Dix. BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT' Kathy Barry, Tami LeBlanc. Cheerleading: The 1980-81 Cheerleaders did an excellent job pro- moting school spirit during the year. Squad captains were Varsity: Becca Zhulkie, JV: Diane Hamarix, and Freshmen: Pam LeBlanc. They provided fans with continuous new cheers, posters, and pep assemblies. The Varsity also choreographed their own Pom-Pom Fioutine to Another One Bites the Dust. In August, the Varsity attended a cheerleading camp, and brought a new style of cheering to Westwood. They won white, red, and blue ribbons in the evaluations. Congratulations to the Cheerleaders on a job well done! 106 sports Tami LeBlanc Sara Lahtela 'Bri fW t fix xg U., A ,i X - XA . aiiifiii Rivard. Frosh: TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Sandberg, Julie Belanger, Diane Savolinen, Sadie DeFinney, Pam LeBlanc, Chelle Peaurralt. sports 107 1 'K L I . Y . 4:1-21?5Wi? K' J K- ixmm-:SQ J i aj ag' 'L 'Tsxx to Right: Jamie Zbacnik, Diane Hamari, Lisa St. Onge, 154. f' x' . if 90L suods l ' L , , , J . S , r T T ' -'-- L: in.. M L ,ei ,writ il: of-3-tzaiiie 4 98 f -xx.. J .. f aa R- 'L wfS 'w 'TY' f ...- .LQ 4-, - yi t, r , ' me ly. UQ: i gf., li 1. S. as N , V, - ., 4 .k.. ,Q .,. , . ,A . , W , . w W., We ..-' - t -Mi bw S . , . tra-. - . nik? ,fisxsff--sl, 1-it x . Q 1 ,f rf 549:-. 5 ff: is? 1. Q- . 3 if t 'sv' , i ' t - ', - . , 1 ' ,,-- new g, .F f e 1 i , - . I -'fwfr 1-.g ' A .ag - - ,. 1:2 N- 535 ' , at Sifi'fiS?a:.a fi L'-. . A- L . ,1 .L Steve Kallatsa Todd Myrick John Taisto Jim Scott 3 t , 'Hr hr Q... fp-X? ' A 5 K f I I , g fyksi 1 , ' ' I I N 1 gi -,.-. 4 , I I Q ' fs t ' Zi N eff i I -. 1 -2 4 -if xt. .. -1' vu ii! Martin Beck Lee Hamari Dave Lakanen Braun Ogea BACK ROW L TO R: Coach Marana, Martin Beck, Brian LaFreniere, Lee Hamari, Jim Scott, Todd Mitchell, Joe Midkiff, David Lakanen, Mike Sieczka, Greg Allen, Doug Prim, Ray Kallatsa, Coach Cappoferri. BOTTOM ROW L TO R: Tom Goldsworthy, Jim St. Andre, Braun Ogea, Steve Kallatsa, John Taisto, Todd Myrick, Randy Joki, Mike Harrin ton, John Zbacnik, Todd Maki Dan O'Neil. 956: S if 2,4 x Q: M' vm V gg . 3 H- , A- . ' 5 ' 45 M5731 V V ,f,: M. , A n ,, .. M i? ' 7 v??fiW:4 W an 'e,.,f 4, fv.. x g ' ' 1 if Q ia V 5 71 'ia '5'? ' 5 1 f lg , K , 52, gf, -2. ,IF , 1 Y 4 1-W f ve' , 4, .nw f a 4 '32 1 10 sports my 'C 1-r ' .,,, S t M.Ww wwf- 'A Quwm ,4,L, J' fy wan-uni ...--m........q...q, V M25 A 4 faq ,nv ,.,, fj'L ? . QQ 1 -1 fi fy i .,., 'lf Mb s , w., a. N, me ' 43 - ,1 wg 1 T2 2 ve N.. ri' f F P A ' . sports 1 1 1 FOOTBALL Q1 3 F I:- 4th ROIM L TO R: Coaches Kowalko and Millimaki. 3rd ROW: Jeff Rollstone, Chris Kangas, Mark Fraser, Jim Varda, Billie Elleby Pepin, John Harrington, Randy Piechocki, Jim Cardinal, Karry Beau, Don Johnson, Mark Anderson. 2nd ROW: John Korb, Matt Mike Lawry, Scott Merrill, Jim Mitchell, Todd Arsenault, David Pedley, Greg Morton, Mark Ouellette, John Howe, Scott Emanuelson, Ted Sullivan, David Savolainen, Kurt Shultz, and Rob Hebert. NOT PICTURED: Dan Perry and Rudy Nyman lmanagerl iJ.V. TENNIS ll '47 fx BACK ROW, L TO R: Leslie Goettsche, Sheila Lehtola, Tammy Zaiki, Kathy Nelson, Sue Perry, Rhonda Koivala, Vicki Rautio, Karen Gilbertson. FRONT ROW L TO R: Mary Parkkonen, Nancy Korpi, Karen Connors, Ann Roberts, Linda Harsila, Patti Mullins, Denise Chapman, Coach Eppert, , gf 0' 3, V. ,..' ' ' A 5 ' '49 'EW' 'ff' , 'W' , ' H ,',,, 'f T O AH X 'A I . 1 12 sports FRDSH FOOTBALL BACK ROW L TO R: Coaches Wyse, and Zablocki, Scott Diehl, Brad Bessner, Steve Perry, Jay LeRoy, Dave Froberg, Roger Nagel, Steve Kowalski, Jeff Taisto, Greg Maki, James Daugherty, Mike Wasie, Kris Moilanen. FRONT ROW L TO R: Tim Fagan, Mike Rautio, Gerald Suardini, Brian Mattila, Rob Maki, Jon Bessolo, Steve Harvala, Tony LaFaro, Steve Joosten, John Carlson, Kurt Waananen, Anil Chin- tamanini, Don Meyer. TENNIS BACK ROW L TOR: Deanna Juntila, Stacey Brooks, Donna Wasie, Connie Dobson, Lori Dalpra, Debbie Farley. FRONT ROW, L TO R: Coach Eppert, Kirsten Connors, Sharon Rajala, Tracey Pascoe, Kris Manty, Cindy Waters. sports 1 13 TQ if Nl xi' N . tiff. X gf ., if .M .Ni . ,, ..... v,MwmfaSff1WfX:'flffiii' ,ff f'. l X, Wy 'Y A kktk .- f 1 nys is K -4.514 ,A yz W V 1 y-Tv! ' 14, 1 5Q3f5?' f ' f 3423.312 1 , ,f U r..mufm4f ' ' '--gf-'Eg r 'Q' k WY l it Q vs S,- -AN as sg S vi fd Q..-mfn,-,G Sis x A , K g, ., ,V Q tvs . .fi JI.. N 'L ' 1-:-. - in , 5' 'ft .f - SENIORS rw 'Q Q - .f ,,, vs ' f t 1 X g 4 N Kirsten Connors L ori Dawra -f 'CZ' vf l i mfg Connie Dobson Deb Farley TENNIS This years tennis team was the first in the history of Westwood High School, and the girls placed 5th in the U.P. Competition. Lori Dalpra played first singles for the season, with Stacey Brooks playing 2nd and Tracy Pascoe playing 3rd, with Linda Harsila playing 4th. Sharon Rajala and Kris Manty played first doubles, Connie Dobson and Deb Farley played second doubles, and Kirsten Connors and Dee Juntila played third doubles. Concerning the season, Mr. Eppert had this to say about the team, We started off the program on the right toot, with 27 girls coming out for the sport, and several joining later in the season. Our lack of experience hurt us, but we hung in there, and should be very strong in the years to come. Donna Wasie and Nancy Korpi lead standings for J.V.'s. sports 1 15 QWQQ ca L AI LaCosse Troy CROSS COUNTRY Congratulations to the Cross Country team and to Mr. Chinn for a fine job representing Westwood High School. The highlight ofthe year was when the boys varsity took lst in the U.P. Finals, while the girls placed 3rd. Gaining all state recognition were: Al Lacosse, Jim Ftecob, Jim Robson, Todd Pontti and Tami Recob. 1 16 sports I W 1, WFS WQQU WESTWIJWQL ' ' d Hilliker Jim Robson Sherri Holappa 3 I 3 ' 3 K--2 --' A Eigyxqgg, lat a Recob T Mattson Todd Po tt Tami 1 18 sports ff -ol 2 i si v.1T.,u .1 , - k szfffitifzfv EJ ' E Girls' J.V. Basketball Our Girls' J.V. Basketball team had a very successful seasong the best yeat at Westwood High School. Their record was 17-2. As a very young team we are ex- pecting great things from them throughout the next three years. sports 1 19 5 f'1XD '7 AMW fy Em WYE W43 31 ,mififvay gf! 1651770006 ' WW , 315 E330 'v 5 . BASKETBALL Cathy DeLongchamp Lori iqellman Stephanie Larson Terri Luoma Cheri Maki Chris Nyquist Coach Ghiardi make us a very successful team. Thanks Coach! Diane soika, Mor. The seniors of 1981 would like to give special thanks to our coach for all the many hours of work she has put in to Your Girls sports 121 .............-.4-A Nfl f aP ? IE. 0 8 M. V G ff! o GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1980 Girls' Varsity Basketball Team finished their season with a long list of accomplishments and a record of 17-5. At the District Tournaments in Ishpeming, they defeated Negaunee in the first game by a score of 67-43. ln the District Finals, Ishpeming was beaten by a score of 67-43. In the District Finals, Ishpeming was beaten by a score of 53-42, making themselves the first girls' basket- ball team from Westwood to be District Champs. The season had many bright spots that helped to make it a super all-around year for the team. On October 9, they beat Norway, the 1979 Class D State Champs, by a score of 55-50. Their victory over Negaunee was a first as was the first victory over Ishpeming on their home floor. A record was set for consecutive wins by a 10-game winning streak. But the top of the season was the District Cham- pionship which is the first ever in Westwood's history, and will set the goal for future girls' teams. Coach Ghiardi commented about the season and the team, This season adds up to the best l've ever had coaching. Besides having the best record ever and winn- ing the Districts l found the girls very coachable and dedicated to achieve the very best. Everyone became very close during the season, and we really formed a strong team to work together toward the top. The attitudes and feelings of the girls made the season just as worthwhile as the winning record did. l hope this season sets the tone for a future dynasty of Westwood District Champs. And according to our very own poet, Miss Ftizzardi, In the end, there is only one must, and that is to make ANOTHER ONE BITE THE DUST! INDIVIDUAL HONORS AND RECORDS All-State - 2nd team tDetroit Free Pressj Stephanie Larson Honorable Mention Stephanie Larson All-U. P. 1st Team Stephanie Larson Honorable Mention Cheri Maki All-Conference 1st Team Stephanie Larson 2nd Team Cheri Maki Honorable Mention Terresa Ftivard TEAM HONORS AND RECORDS 1980 Class C District Champions Best Season's Ftecord 17-5 Longest Winning Streak 10 games sports 723 DISTRICT CHAMPS gm ' it .TH S ' VARSITY BASKETBALL: FRONT' Coach Dieterle, Joe Johnson - manaqer. BACK: Dave Deloria Tro Mattson Dan Menard Kevin Millimaki Jim Scott Lee Hamari Todd Pontti Brian Latreniere l'I H13 S E .LISH Troy Mattson Kevin Millimaki BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1980-81 Varsity Boys' Basketball Team had an excellent season. Their overall record was 22-2, the best record ever at Westwood. They won the Mid-Pen Conference Championship, and were the first runners-up to the U.P. Championship. Other team honors were a third ranking in the state for Class C, second ranking inthe U. P. for Class A-B-C, and they also had a new winning streak record of 14 wins. Mr. Dieterle had these comments about his team: We had an ex- cellent season. l thought the team played well together and had a lot ot fun. They gave it their best effort every time they played on the floor. Separate team members were awarded the following honors: First Team All-Conference: Troy Mattson, Todd Pontti Second Team All-Conference: Kevin Millimaki First Team All-U.P.: Troy Mattson Second Team All-U.P.: Todd Pontti First Team All-State: Troy Mattson Honorable Mention: Todd Pontti Congratulations to the Varsity Boys' Basketball Team on a job well done! l Todd Pontti Dave Lakanen Dave Delaria Lee Hamari Jim Scott sports 125 N M Y ' Q -n xiv D 5 I 726 5 IQ A' , 6 ,3 'ii -v Q , , ff 1 .W 'lv A A may 'E' vb K4 J ,Nm wi My EA 4 , 'U ix f' Q 1 , ,, M ff' X , 444, C M S arf 'WN wwe WR ST IN E5 QSQXSSL L -k if GH P se N slip X S YY' ,gem Wxe if Q QM -we f3wSNf .f 'P mx n . - n- - . .-. .. - ' - an . an : .r .n on on -. n n Randv Joki. Joe Midkiff, Greg Allen, Jeff Rolstone, Mike Wasie, Chuck Holmes, Peter Cf: N Y- 2 r. O Q CD WRES TLIN G Mr.Zablocki had this to say about the 1980-81 wrestling team: I feel we had an excellent year and improved a great deal. They wrestled well, and the seniors displayed great leadership. We were also impressed by the younger wrestlers. The following years look promising. 130 sports Joe Midkiff Q x Q U in ww Y w I 2 . fi ee S 6..f uP' K'H -alll ww ,ww Q.. , 543' ,Q WAY, Q -'MQ' W5Ff rt MW W W, , , ' 3 f V ' . , H ,fy M K U I QW 'f . C Q1 fy Q ' W +2 'wg 2 V -1- ji 1 XX fa-Mm V - Q' wax: qt T Todd Hilliker Debbie Farley .mmf Q Ly1L,N , John Meier Wolf Ml 4, :ww W, , ff ,Auf f Wg , f b I 2' 'D W Q ,J , my , ., :aw my W A NJUM- ,, 4 Gym ' -fu. 7 VE J K r Y ' h h A' V4 vs ff, ,1 fl-0 rg, rf J, Afw'-, 'V 1-Qfwf Y' 'L ,-14, ' Tk 9314 ,gm 4 SDOUS 9, Om Q -gn ' 133 6 K M Il lk f lip? BOYS' TRACK 1 ....-...., ., .,...- ...x ..,..., , --,,, M 1 , , W , ,..., M. g g 1 I ..ar......,E, M.. .LL. H, ,E Q YY - ,f J ,,:..x,.:,:.. W Q g Q ' , . yi , A ., Q A A ,... A U, 5rlf,'1'1'- 1qs., g ' ,, ttr X in , . .. r of G I T ff t H' luv! 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ROW: Bob Niemi, Jon Jarvii, Jim Daugherty, Mark Honcala, Don Myer, Rob Maki, Dave Froberg, Kevin Kangas. NEXT ROW' Tim Jay LeRoy, Norm Pantii, Gre Allen, Dan Menard, AI LaCoss , C a' EI' B ' T . NEXT RO g e rig iason, nan oreo W: Paul Palmer, Steve Kallasta, 3 . . SENIORS Dave Lakanen t tllrhftllhnh Joe Midkiff sports 135 TRACK ns. Qgfs 1 w ng xiii: A ,Q ' - affix M - . W X R . . R- ., A V w xfia' F ' ,,Ei iff:ff ',- EF- f f' f fx5r . ::s f A f :U ' XX - -pile: ff - f . .. W.. gs-v-.,,Mm I 's-....,,,m I M fr fs- 5 as if . 5 Q, 4 C fm ,Ax if 5 - 'Q iifrxs. t' fs-svwnas, 21, r, i 2 ms ,M ri i M 5 Ziff' fl X NM. GIRL'S TRACK BACK ROW L TO R: Sue Perry, Stephanie Larson, Kirsten Connorsg Mary Nault, Cathy Delongchamp, Janet Froberg, Lori Goettsche, ' Mattson, Jenny Larson, Beth Cooper, Deanna Juntilla. ROW 2: Coach Ghiardi, Belinda Westman, Mary Parkkonen, Sheri Hollapa, Bi Nault, Tanya Ogea, Karrie Kindstriand, Sandy Carne, Brenda Kallasta, Kim Nelson, Lisa Annola, Kris Lumma, Chris Nyquist, Coach Rizzz ROW 3: Julie Anders cotte, Trina LaCosse. on, Jill Sterk, Tina St. Andre, Tami Flecob, Kris Portale, Karen Kautz, Racheelle Olson, Tammy Sterk, Charlene l iff' BOYS - GIRLS TRACK 1981 This year's track teams had exciting seasons. The girls were 2nd in the Region- als and 2nd in the U.P.'s. Miss Ghiardi had this to say about her team: This sea- jf son was very successful and enjoyable, if the girls were very dedicated and worked hard. Coach Chinn had this to say about his team: It was an enjoyable season and I enjoyed working with the boys. L , 'tk if SENIORS Mary Nault Chris Nyquist, Mgr. Cathy Geronimo DeLongchamp Shem Holappa Kirsten Connors Stephanie Larson Charlene Marcotte sports 139 BOYS' GOLF ' Z- TOP ROW: Brian LaFreniere, Todd Pontti, Todd Maki, Mike Harrington, Jeff Hebert, Gordie Lehtola. BOTTOM ROW: John Zbachnik Savalinen, Greg Poisnaim, Ken Farley, and Coach Hammer. SENIORS 5 . E 2 s i . t Gordon Lehtola Todd Pontti The boys golf team had an over-all good year with a record of 9-1. The girls record was 2-6. The boys placed 4th in the Norway Invitational, 2nd in conference, and 8th in the U.P.'s. The girls placed 4th in the conference and 7th in the U.P.'s. Debbie Farley broke three records, for low stroke average, another for low 9 hole round and the last for low 18 hole round. Todd Pontti was a runner-up medalist in the Conference meet. Debbie Farley Karen Gilbertson sn M GIRLS' GOLF GIRLS: TOP ROW: Vicki Potila, Karen Nelson, Karrie Gilbertson. BOTTOM ROW: Debbie Farley, Lisa Portali, and Coach Tom Hammer. 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