Michigan Tech Winter Carnival Pictorial
MICHIGAN TECH WINTER CARNIVAL PICTORIAL
February 1981 18th Annual What are people saying about the Copper Country’s Saturday Bank?
“ I work until 9 on Fridays . . . Saturday “ I’m busy all week. I can take my time on drive-in-windows are convenient.” Saturday.”
“ I shop on Saturday. When the bargains are “ We make our major purchases together. there, I need my money.” That means we need money on Saturday.” Houghton National’s University Branch is now open on Saturday from nine to noon. W e listen. HOUGHTON ' A full NHHB Servic NATIONAL BANK e Bank DOWNTOWN • UNIVERSITY (OPEN SATURDAY. 9 UNTIL NOON) • CHASSELL Table of Contents W inter S c e n e s ...... 2 C o n c e r t ...... 4 W inter Activities ...... 5 Bocce ...... 8 Beards, Wads Paintings 9 H ockey ...... 10 Blue K e y ...... 12 Queens ...... 13 Statues ...... 22 Skits ...... 41 Coaches ...... 48 P ep Band ...... 49 B ask etb all...... 50 A ds ...... 52 E d ito ria l...... 60
Staff Editor-in-Chief Mark M. Meinhardt Photo Editor Joe Hohner Layout Assistant Brian Deuweke Ad Layout Collette Demers Julie Carpenter Photographers Joe Hohner Marcia Petsch Scott Heckel Reidar Hahn Mark Meinhardt Printers The Book Concern, Inc.
Cover Concept by Kim Zabernov Photo by Joe H ohner Design by Margaret Hartshorn. Color Section Photos by Reidar Hahn and Photo Services. Back Cover Photo by Reidar Hahn. Joe H ohner Scott Heckel
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2 Marcia Petsch Scott Heckel
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3 In Concert...
Pat Paulsen
Pat Paulsen opened up Friday’s con cert in Sherman Gym providing his unique humor and outlooks on life and society. The Comedian and former Presidential Candidate was well received by the audience.
Michael Johnson
Michael Johnson provided the musical entertainment for the concert. He enter tained the crowd with his well known hits such as “Bluer than Blue," and “This Night Won’t Last Forever.”
4 What do we do in Houghton when it snows?
A Copper Country Winter can be very unpre dictable. A blizzard one day could turn into sunny skies the next. One day it’s 30 degrees below zero and along comes a few days with temperatures near 40 degrees above zero. Tech students are always willing to find time for some fun, however, no matter what the weather. Winter time is a time to get out and enjoy what the Copper Country has to offer. Marcia Petsch
Marcia Petsch
5 Let it snow!
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6 Joe Hohner Joe H ohner
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7 Bocce has a ball during Winter Carnival
Photo Services
“It’s the busiest statue on campus,” says Grand Bocce Mike Smaby of the MTU Bocce Club. The Bocce Club statue, located next to the Library incorporates two bocce courts in its design which are used for the annual tournament held on Friday of Winter Carnival W eek. Bocce originated in Italy and is similar to lawn bowling. The MTU Bocce Club was started at Tech to promote the game of bocce and to provide fun for its members. The Win ter Carnival B occe Tournam ent is unusual in that the game is played on an ice bocce court. This year’s fifth annual tournament was a complete success with 32 teams competing for the traveling first place trophy. Some of the tournament participants included the Winter Carnival Queen and President Stein. A grill was set up right on the statue site for a winter cook-out and refreshments were pro vided for the players. This year’s tournament co-ordinator was Cathy Dopp.
Photo Services.
8 Whisker Wizzards and Mural Masters
Approximately sixty-five unshaven faces were entered in this year’s beard contest. Entries w ere accepted in both old and new beard categories. During Carnival, residents of W ads worth Hall display their talent at art with wall pain tin gs. T h e p a in tin g s d e p ic t a n y thing fro m a lb u m c o v e r s to th e a rtist’s favorite brew. Joe Hohner
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Joe Hohner 9 Cagers beat Wayne State 79-64
10 The Huskies beat Wayne State Thursday night by a score o f 79- 64. Top Scorers for the Huskies were Jeff Kotila and Russ VanDuine with 17 points each. The women's basketball team didn't fare as well dropping one to Wayne State 100-37. Today the Huskies take on Northwood Insti tute.
11 BLUE KEY
Back Row (L to R): Deni Wernet, Dan Burke, George Hills, Jim Kozminski, Gerri Schaffer, Brian Post, Scott Pattullo, Ray Greens, Roy Davis, Sandy Sample, Ann Seaser, Harold Meese. Center Row (L to R): Matt Zahn, Erik Emaus, Jack Gazza, Dan Tegal, Deb Warzecha, Sally Pearson, Barb Wall, Vicki Salonen, Dan Bobola, John Karson, Pat Peterson. Front Row (L to R): Joyce Willette, Jill Kerns, Karen Fettig, Ed Szadziewicz, Lou Anne Szewczyk, Bob White, Julie White, Charlie Cronenworth, Marcia Mikich, Marge O ’Brien, Scott Usitalo.
The Blue Key National Honor Fraternity at Michigan Tech organizes the annual Winter Car nival. Blue Key members work on various committees to see to the smooth operation of Carni val activities. The membership of Blue Key is limited to thirty-five juniors and seniors in the upper thirty percent of their class.
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Back Row (L to R): Scott Usitalo, President, Scott Pattullo, Treasurer, Dean Harold Meese, Advisor. Front Row (L to R): Sally Pearson, Vice President, Lou Anne Szewczyk, Secre tary.
12 1981 Winter Carnival Queen Coronation
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Top: Don Kilpela emceed the Queen competition on Monday of Carnival Week. Below: Sound and Lighting Service makes their final checks before performance. Left: Departing Winter Carnival Q ueen of 1980, Miss Sue Arsenault sang “ A W om an in L o v e .”
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13 IRENE CHMARA SHERI FORBUSH Freshman in Biology Junior in Chemical Plymouth, Michigan Engineering Sponsored by Theta Tau Holly, Michigan Sponsored by Delta Sigma P h i
SHIRLEY ROSS Senior in Environmental Biology and Soil Science Baraga, Michigan Sponsored by Kappa D e lt a P s i
SUSAN RINGWALL MARY JO PULICK Junior in Computer Science Sophom ore in Mechanical Ironwood, Michigan Engineering Sponsored by Phi Gamma Nu Livonia, Michigan Sponsored by Alpha Gamma Delta
14 % SHANNON HARRISON DEBORAH MOORE Sophomore in Pre-Med Sophomore in Marketing Coaldale, Alberta, Canada Lake Orion, Michigan Sponsored by A l Key Cello Sponsored by Alpha Sigma Tau
L Y N N P A R K Freshman in Mechanical Engineering Midland, Michigan Sponsored by Sigma Tau Gamma
MIRIAM PIZIKS M AR IE P O P A Freshman in Pre-M ed Junior in Medical Saginaw, Michigan T echnology Sponsored by Lambda Chi Traverse City, Michigan Alpha Sponsored by Sigma Phi Epsilon
15 Left and below: Sheri Forbush per formed ‘‘Ragtime Razzmataz,” a med ley written by herself.
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Right and below: “Photographs and Memo ries” and “Tim e in a Bottle” were the selections that Irene Chmara chose to sing for her talent.
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16 Left and Below: Debbie Moore gives “A Little Bit of London" by performing a selection from “My Fair Lady.”
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Right and Below: Shannon Harrison sings “In the Eyes of Love” from “Ice Castles” accompanied by slides of her skating.
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Above and Above Right: Lynn Park takes “A Walk Down the Yellow Brick Road” by singing selections from “The W iz.” Right: Miriam Piziks performs “Taren tella” on the Cello.
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Above Left and Left: Mary Jo Pulick twirls to music by Styx in “Twirling With a Flare.” Above: M arie Popa performs on flute a piece entitled “A Shepard’s Morning.”
19 Left and Below: A dramatic reading other own composition entitled “Memories Left Behind” was given by Shirley Ross.
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Right and Below: Susan Ringwall Can-Can dances for her part of the talent competition.
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20 1981 Winter Carnival Queen
Lynn Park
Below: Shirley Ross, First Runner Up, 1981 Winter Carnival Queen Lynn Park, Sheri Forbush, Second Runner Up. Not Pictured: Shannon Harrison, Miss Congeniality.
The Blue Key Queens Committee would like to extend a special thank you to the following mer chants and organizations for their support of this year's Winter Carnival Queen Coronation.
Kukkonen's Hallmark Angel Flight Lee's Arnold Air Society Mu Beta Psi Commercial Systems ^bre Jets Drill Team The Daily Mining Gazette S°und and Lighting Service Dale's Flower Shop •he Sound Center Dwyer's Shoe Store Gift's True Value Hardware Gil-mar Gift Shoppe Vertin's Houghton National Bank WMTU Kathy's Country Flowers The Kukkakauppa Flower Shop Michigan Tech Lode
21 First Place Class A
Delta Sigma Phi: Old KingCold and His Kingdom of Old
2 2 1981 Theme: Nursery Rymes in Chilly Times
Phi Kappa Tau: This Is the House that Jack Built?
Second Place Class A
23 Third Place Class A
Douglas Houghton Hall: Dr. Seuss vs. Mother Goose
Fourth Place Class A
Tau Kappa Epsilon: Mother Goose Rhymes For Winter Bedtimes
Fifth Place Class A
Sigma Tau Gamma: Gaz-Seuss Sam, I’ll Try This Green Eggs and Ham
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25 Stagger Inn: Peter, Peter!
First Place Class B
26 Second Place Class B
Eden House: Mary Had a Differential Lambda Third Place Class B
Mama’s Boys: Snowfall
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28 It always happens very fast— with little warning. One day it’s a perfect, warm, fall afternoon, and the next day everything is frozen solid. However, after a few years (or months) in the Copper Country, one gets used to the fickle rise and fall in tem perature. After all, how much difference can it make if it’s 30 degrees or 10 degrees below zero?
29 Well, we may appear to com plain a lot about the cold and snow, (except when the downstaters go home, it som ehow turns into brag ging and “endu rance stories” ) but actually we do make the best of it. Hockey, dog sledding, snow- shoeing, statue building — it’s all a part of Winter Carnival!! T h e one and only snow banking event that turns ordinary people into frozen statues.
30 31 Glazed lakes, crystal coated trees, beautiful scenery, peaceful quiet, slippery roads, cars in ditches, runny noses, frost bitten fingers, cozy fire sides, cross country skiing to school, broken bones, -40 degree wind chill, “eh?”, snow, snow and more snow, we’re talking about the Copper Coun try folks, and yup! W e like it here!
32 Copper Country Mall On Hwy. 26 South of Houghton
Clim atized Free Shopping Parking
3 3 First Place Class C
Alpha Phi Omega: Jack B-B-Burr Num-ble First Place Class D
Alpha Gamma Delta: Cold King Cole and His Frozen Fiddlers Three
34 Second Place Class C
Alberta Dorm: There Was A Crooked Man Second Place Class D
Theta Chi Epsilon: There Was a Tech Toot Who Lived In a Boot
35 Joe Hohner
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36 Third Place Class C
MTU Forestry Club: Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary, How Do Your Redwoods Grow? Third Place Class D
Delta Zeta: Baa, Baa Black Sheep
37 Sammy Awards: One Nighters
On Campus
First Place Ramitt Inn Second Place Apathy House Third Place 2009 Daniell Heights
Ramitt Inn
Apathy House 2009 Daniel Heights
Off Campus
First Place Bogue Boys Second Place (Not Pictured) Helltown Hillpeople Third Place (Not Pictured) All Nighters
Bogue Boys
Aquanauts Miners
38 Cross Stone Broadway
Kappa Delta Psi Mu Beta Psi
Phrozen Phlfth La Maisson
Wesley House Focus Inn
39 Doq House Houghton National Bank
King’s Inn Commercial Systems, Copper Rivet, Vertins
Lambda Chi Alpha Sigma Rho
MTU Amateur Radio Club ASCE
40 Winter Carnival Stage Review
Lights, Camera, Action!
Left: Scott Frietag of Sound and Lighting Service sets up the equipment for this year’s stage review held at Hancock High School Audi torium. Below: W M T U Radio video tapes the Stage R eview in addition to the Queen Coronation.
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41 Left and Below: Lambda Chi Alpha comes out of hibernation with “The Three Bears.”
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Above and Right: “That’s Ridiculous” by ROTC reports about some fantastic happenings that even Grimm couldn’t imagine. Left: ROTC shows the incredibly ridiculous in “That’s Ridiculous.”
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Left, Right, and Below: Crosstone seeks “Never, Never, Land,” a familiar place to all of us.
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Top Leftf Above Right, and Above: DHH airs the “Celebrity News.” Right: Phi Kappa Theta takes off with “Bonzo Goes to Outer Space.”
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Top left, bottom left: Phi Kappa Tau performs in the tra dition of the silent era in “Late, Late, Late, Late, Late, Late, Late” or “Another Fine Mess You Got Me Into.” Above and Below: Ronald Ray gun battles for justice in “Bonzo Goes to Outer Space” performed by Phi Kappa Theta.
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Top left, T op right, right: A fami liar character seeks the solution to a mystery aboard ship in D elta Sigma Phi’s “Holiday Homicide.” Bottom Left, bottom right: Jack Sprat seeks to unscramble a mystery in “Nursery N et.”
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Joe Hohner Tau Gamma performs a story about snow invading a once “warm” town in “The Fable of McFeeden.” Bottom left, bottom right, left: Sig ma Mu Delta fights off warmth with “Uperman” in “Gone with the Snow.”
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47 Bill Gappy: Nine years of eager excellence.
Coach Bill Gappy’s Husky Cagers were only ranked seventh of nine teams by the G LIA C Coaches prior to this season. Last year’s National Intercollegiate Conference champions surprised everyone by battling within reach of a G LIA C title as the season progressed. Coach Gappy expressed apprehension about the Husky’s debut in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. It is, “The finest small college Basketball Conference in the M id west,” according to Gappy. Since beginning his career at M TU in 1972, Gappy has racked up an impressive 100-96 won loss record. Gappy was named NIC Coach of the Year for the 79-80 basketball season. H e be g a n his coaching career in Rochester, Michigan as assistant coach in football, basketball, and track from 1964 to 1967. At Eastern Michigan University from 1968 to 1969, he coached the freshman basketball team to a 12-3 won loss record. Then at Royal O ak Dondero Gappy led the basketball team to their first league title in 35 years. He and his wife G reta live in Houghton with their three sons.
Scott Heckel John Maclnnes: the Winningest Coach after 25 years.
In 24 seasons at M TU, Coach John Maclnnes became the winningest coach in college history. The 55 year old Mac ln n e s became one of the first two m em bers of the American Hockey Coaches Association Pinnacle Club by leading the Huskies to its 502nd win on February 2 2 , 1980. The win sur passed the record of 501 wins held by John “Snooks” Kelley at Boston College. Maclnnes has coached the Huskies to 19 winning seasons since starting at Tech. The team finished in the top four of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association 17 times. Twenty Michigan Tech players have gained All-American status under the tutelage of Maclnnes. He frequently points to the fact that 94% of his letter winners have graduated from M TU as an exam ple of the well rounded athletes on the Husky Hockey Teams. Maclnnes has been practicing his life goal of giving young men a good education as well as helping them achieve athlcti cally oriented goals since becoming Head Coach in 1 9 5 6 Maclnnes is a product of the extensive hockey program Toronto, Ontario where he was born.
Scott Heckel
48 Pep Band!
The Pep Band along with the Symphonic Wind Ensemble, and the MTU Jazz Lab Band kicked-off Carnival Week with the fourth annual Band-A-Rama last Sunday. The Pep Band is a familiar sight at Tech sporting events. Their colorful uniforms are a sight to see, their sound is truly un surpassed. Our Pep Band second to none, can ignite the spirit o f any fan.
49 Winter Carnival Stage Revue Winners
During the Awards Presentation held in Sherman Gym today the winners of the W inter Carnival Stage Review were an nounced. The results were as follows:
First Place: Sigma Tau Gamma Second Place: Cross-Stone Third Place: Wesley House Fourth Place: Delta Sigma Phi Fifth Place: Sigma Mu Delta
50 Hockey Huskies Down Tigers 6-2
Last night the Michigan Tech Huskies outshot Colorado Col lege by a score of 6-2. The win brought the Huskies to a 17-11-1 overall record while dropping the Tigers below the 500 mark to 12-13 overall. Top league goaltender Frank Krieber minded the nets last night picking up another win bringing his record to 8-2 overall. Today the Husk ies take on Colorado College again hoping for another win, another home sweep, and a chance to better their fifth place standing.
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• , ■ Congratulations to the Queen Candidates
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59 Winter Carnival Booster Club
Blue Key extends a sincere and heartfelt thanks to everyone who in any way helped to make the 1981 Winter Carnival a success. A special thanks to the Winter Carnival Booster Club, those contributing businesses listed below. To the Student Organizations, a warm thanks for your contributions of manpower, knowledge, and unselfish efforts.
McGann Building and Supply Big Boy Family Restaurant Griffin's Sales and Service Meyers Chevrolet Olds The'Bridge Motel The Hallmark Store The Mining Gazette Bud's Big Saver Herman Gundlach, Inc. Merchants and Miners Bank Cerutti's Market (Copper Country Concrete) The New Gazette Apertments The Chippewa Motel The Holiday Motel Northwoods Sports Store City Drug Store Holiday Station Stores Parkside Bakery Clark's Super 100 The Houghton Bottling Company COB Construction Houghton County Chamber of Commerce The Print Shop Coca Cola Bottling Company The Houghton National Bank The Portage Motel Quincy Mining Company The College Motel Jack's Shell Ray Laiti, Jeweler Commercial Systems J.C. Penney, Inc. Dr. Sarazin Coon's 66 Service Jim's Foodmart Copper Country Dairy Joffee's Men's Store The Soumi Restaurant Copper Country IGA The Kaleva Cafe The Sound Center Copper Island News The Katalina Motel South Range State Bank Dan's Hairstyle Karp's Ford Sales, Inc. Superior National Bank Detroit & Northern Savings and Loan King's Inn Best Western Talk of the Town Dick's Red Owl Kirkish Furniture Ted Gast Insurance Douglas House Hotel Lazzari's Market Twin City Style Shop The Downtowner Motel The Library Bar The U.P. Mink Assoc. Gino's Restaurant M .T.U . Lode Usitalo's "66" Service The Market Apartments Vertin's WMPL Radio Station
From the Editor . . .
Another W inter Carnival has come to a close. This has been the most memorable one for me by far. W orking on the Pictorial th is y e a r h a s b e e n a lo t o f fu n , a lot o f w o r k , a n d a lot of lost sleep, but I would do it all over again if I could. I c o u ld n ’t h a v e g o t t e n this b o o k c o m p le te d if it w e r e n ’t fo r som e very special people. I had a great staff, and I can t thank them enough for their efforts. Joe, Brian, Julie, Collette, and Harvey did a super job. Our photographers were excellent, always coming through when you needed them. M uch thanks goes to Reidar Hahn and Lori Dishneau for their advice and s u p p o r t . I would also like to thank the great people at the Book Concern, Jim, Bob, and Norm, for their help and work. Charles Eshbach, and M argaret Hartshorn and the staff of Com m uni c a t io n Services were helpful above and beyond. O f course, I would like to thank the Lode and Blue Key for their help and tolerance of me. If I had to single out one person w ho got the b a ll ro llin g it w a s K im Z a b e m o v . If it w a s n ’t fo r h e r y o u m ight 1981 Pictorial Staff; Back Row: M ark Meinhardt, Editor-in-Chief not be reading this now. Julie Carpenter, Ad Layout; Joe Hohner, Photo Editor; Brian I hope that all of you had a wonderful W inter Carnival. This Deuweke, Layout Assistant; Collette Demers, Ad Layout; m ay be the last one I see as a student of Michigan Tech, but I Front hope to come back to see more of the beautiful C opper Coun Row : Reidar Hahn, Photographer and Critic; Lori Dishneau, Color Copy Writer and Advice-Giver; Harvey (What happened to your t r y and more W inter Carnivals as an alumnus. lips?!) Richards, Business Manager. Not pictured: Scott Heckel M arcia Petsch, photographers. Photo composed by Ellen Loughrin Mark M. Meinhardt printed by Joe Hohner (Blame has not yet been assessed).
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