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,--. -,,----- -- ,.- , - ..... . - ...... pc. .. ....,. ...t ead t coul maketit lb . 1 Q D The moers also e Purple and Gold N e 'S eo Bs lea Hg at - is ...um ' . . . - . X a g the French Published by Sensors of LaSalle Hug choo tie lite mf em, The Mar '1es. eooeeeeoceooesononoooeoooooooooooooe eeeo een . Tbfiehlyxu F asm? ' 11 -t 't t' 1 Senior of the Week to LaSa- SQPSY A e S 0 rem a lon 'his week's Senior is Arvilla Pet Peeve i-ds s' OQYS it C X260 --- L 1 'll was Favorite fo - 9 90 Nl 06 e A 21-H -s - ecklw Johnson. Arvx a 1 959- Safe 0319 ooo, ?-oe ,mo French cult -n in Soo Ste. Marie on May 30, vorlte CO101' gi , NY? Q - bag NXC on . I6. She stands 4' ll , has light Pa ' e-readi aqkgoi-9,6'i0eDa919i6a1X aivoafaioigoe QM r xwn hair, and hazel eyes. She at- the radii P- duo: at 015 . ,SOM re , 3 tqkyxa . the end of the .ded the Third Ward school before Betty is t ng 1:3 Syl- nage P1 . gradually be ning to LaSalle. mics Course in Sch ' Co' - gwa Q5 n- hooped 19 ?et peeve-Girls who smoke and f t b t h elim aqettiem xi Srfoczseae vate . -nners' ,W Off. - u ure, u w a ev P, ge, o '90 ae l - 3 i - Pastime-Reading. lsure she will succeed 6,85 - iioyvl Cgxgke Sify-09 - ollcived D M112 ?avor'ite food-Spaghetti and meat fgqif' tote, ' Cgrex , , - 'th Poor shc lls. V - A i-' 963 was till the ain fa lt iavorite color--blue. U Sel1i0l' 0f the 'A ?yt0 0 , .- . . ess h b uish u C Zlubs she has belonged to while, Born-St. I . ' . wit some Lan ace has fem. mms school are Girls' Chorus, F. B..L.l Schools nded-1st E, I,-Q that those emu- e ga ' and she took part in the Jun1oriLaSall . ' . reef: be giv a Sti r punis m- ly- She is UP the Com' He1Sht 5 ft' 8 95- L 'il This - olblem o .being ate nr sf-' Question of the Week rcial Course in school. Weight-150 nds. was , . main ic 0 -djs. Do you think it's rmissib :he is planning on -being a tele- Halr-Blac the la tudentx ouncil me kiss on your first date? 0110 0l?e!'3t0l' When She greduates' EYeSf'Gf?en- . - it was cided that a new sysfemn Moore- Ha, ha, Cse -Evie Closs Special DlSh-VEHISOH. g put int -A el ltes of stuttering, It depem Senior of the Week X small cyclone 'was headed for me River, Michigan. Sure enough, February 27, 1935 it hit. A baby l was brought into the Universe, was none other than Betty Jane fses. Betty stands 5' 5 , has dark brown rs, au-cl black hair. There isn't licer, more pleasant girl in LaSalle.- e is friends with everyone and s a smile for all. Betty started in LaSalle and when s was in the 6th grade went to the ird ward school. Then when she rted the 7th grade she came back r ev- ' ----. ..-'.- ...,.....,, en the sun is shining so ibright, .t the heart forgets all of its 'oubles, I feels so carefree and light. -Carol LaLonde ' On the Agenda , hurs-. Feb., 11-LaSalle P.-T. A Fld-ey, Feb. 12-Basketball, De- i Color-A color that lo s nice o ' girl. Ambition-Hitchhike around the world with Cliff. Hobby-Poker. Song-There Stands the Glass. This best describes Dick Sterk. He plans on attending Michigan State 1 College to get his degree in Engineer- .ing. He is happiest when with Cliff :and the gang. He is also looking forward to May l0th fDon't keep this a secret, Dickj. His favorite teacher is Mr. Latondress and doesn't like Dan's haircut at all. He just loves Law Class. I know Dick will be successful in all his undertakings. CHe's had a good startl. S -J. T. I a Senior of the Week ' Name-Alice oudreau. Born Gros p, Mich., July 31, 1937. Atten d sch 1 at con nt up to the eight gra , and t n cam to LaSalle. ' Her favor , ' Under the system now in use, an Doud- I don't know. to be thrown out, if a studerxperiencej tardy without an acceptable exan Olmstead: No commer he is given al flat ha-lf hour autch Johnson: It's up tt school. Under the new ruling 'individuals concerned, l: student starts each six week pe it'S unsanitaryf' with ia clean slate. For his ie Hollingsworth- No. offense he is given the sa-me old ja Pomeroy--'I dog: fl.-ai hour, but for his second, it is booym-ds, f?.f3.1t'53,iL'd.?5iSQ?ffeeliiesiliitewpoma- I dont know' I ' ' r Ianother half hour is tacked ontoy ant to kiss me' I Wont! ' penalty. ' Let's start waking up! - y -Dan LaRocard Sterk- I ' , 'ii ra Fair- U-hu1-lg' Changes in Library Dglsenifllt depends how The school library has underge on the first date KA-ro, ga change in the past few weeks, rs, Mr, Dolsen-U ' Ito the careful work of Mr. Sam P 1 LaRocque I alwa S '11 say it is.' F -Oran and Ti librarian. A faculty section, with books 'group guidance, basic student act -ties, teachers' manuals, and other formation has been set up for teachers' convenience. ! Life Adjustment booklets and 1 1 x Buy a. Bracelet Cal LaSalle -bracelets are sold for only S1 by the L representative saleswome Fair, Maureen Wood, Mohr. They take orders I-1 here. Y l liege bulletins have been placed during the ho 1 d I uesday, Feb' 16 - Basketball, Ogg- h d Tnea aalisd serve for the use of the stude You may szulihaszy a, nleyi there. - Skatl 3 U 1C I The card catalogue has been cc you desire on your S1 ridag, february 19iB a11, r ' l glitieicacnddallgciwbf the .books have b bmcelety .for example, yaf 1 ere- ' ' ' club LaSalle f I E. I - I ' ' - deem Fen Let's support our junio Improved Award resented I 'Q' 'their Buy a Bracelet Ca he long delayed foo all aw If Enjoy Rose Bowl Films grder now, S presen at Fri 'S Q '39 9,0 i Coach Dilday took a bus load f'-'--'- 'Q 4' .X s . ' . sol assembl 'n the audi QV' 9410 oe sy' athletes to the Soo high auditoriumjeff YOU kid-9 efelff 000 ch Dilday. 9 N , QQ 'Q' S-lp day evening to see a showing ofeel-'Se YOU think '311 U 9 4, Q 2, . ne lock S le rs OV Q? GYQWQ oo ,be ' Mic State college's Rose Bowl dates, but that IS 1101 -otb emblem, C9 oo A Q' 4 C91 e - Ouse vi-ctory .over UCLA. Y1'1ej0!'ifY, d0n't E0 witl . 'Q 9 . e ob O 0 :ting t num 5 40 Q0 0 o Q' oo . f The three-hour color movie includ-' Anyone would be -E We o Q, O o . id owner ha Q, 4? gf' , .sg 'vb Q' back t ba showing of pre-game traininglyou the round dance, Mike Le QV ek X50 04, CQ' 46 3? 0 fren and Tournament of Roses Parade. '10 the bunny 11013, P011 tiyear' Se' .4 ' ,Cf 55' 9009044 with , 5 In case you've forgotten -MSC won I other Steps- If yOu dol Leh? Q 99045049904 '4 1 Q0 your armess 28-20 a-t Pasadena, Calif., and were f dence, then Why I 6 , o -4' -'wh 0 1 led by a former U. P. athlete, Billy earn? Maybe When DI Y'92,5'0O,,,t9Q,eE,b41O,9e Were d SFHSS EYOW 0 I Wells. around, you will wish y ge g -, ' -.Dpn to dance. These dan glanced 990 O4-Q. 96 oueas left the arm breezes 1 ,?-, ' for the teen-agers and sent t Sa eq gil ' I Frank is Brilliant he is better than the ne I1 me in O . r..!u.- A. I With its branrl new nresirlent.. LSUS all come nent 1
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Class Prophecy RONALD BELONGA - President of the Bachelor's Club in St. Ignace. MARSHA BURGESON - Milking Maid at Nayback's farm in Rudyard. OYNTON - Pianist at Cliff's Bar. EVELYN CLOSS - Joined the WAC'S to be near George. JOHN DARLINGTON - Head scientist in Russia. JIM DOUD - Still looking over the girls at Michigan State. -TO-NY EARL - World's famous Radio Ham, EILEEN FENLON - Director of LaSalle High Band. ABE GOUDREAU - Has his own trucking business. fl-lauling Moonshine.J ALICE GOUDREAU - Looking for the right man to come around. MOLLIE GOUDREAU - Working at the State Ferry Office. CTO get better acquaint PAULINE GOUDREAU - Head of Gros Cap 4H. EVIE HOLLINGSWORTH - Manager of Dettman's Motel. DELORES HUYCK - Married with a nice large family. JOAN HUYCK - A candidate for President of United States. TYi E - Proxiding her hair, still trying to get the right color. EILLA JOHNSON - Standing all the time, trying to grow an inch. LYLE JOHNSON - Trombonest for the Philadelphia Syrnphony Orchestra. CAROLYN KRAUSE '- Still trying all the colleges to see which one she likes best. DANNY LA ROCQUE - Roaming Cuba where he can wear his white pants in style. MIKE LEHTO - The Bullet of Houghton Tech. l CAROL LIALONDE - Taking lessons on jets at Kinross. BOB LINDLEY - Taking Einsteins place. ROSEMARY LOWETZ - Owner of Rosies Paris Fashion Shoppe in Allenville. ANITA LEPINSKE - Making a nationwide Good Will Tour. LOUIS MAC DONALD - Manager of Grand Hotel. LOIS MARTINEAU - Going from base to base following her Kon. E MASSEY - Playing professional football for the Detroit Lions. GARY MCLEOD - Rear Admiral of the Buddy L. BARBARA MCPHEE - Living in Detroit and sporting a maroon Nash. IVAN MOORE - Mining Engineer in Siberia. ed BETTY MOSES - Another Florence Nightenga1e working at St. Ignace, Hospital. ROBERT OGLE - Cab driver between St. Ignace and Carp River. ORAN OLMSTEAD - Still sitting in the backroom of the A and P Store. NORMA PAQUIN - Dancing in the new Broadway Hit, Hey .Toe . SHIRLEY PECHTA - Running Pechta's Super Market in Moran. LARRY PELON - Owner of Larryfs Quick Service gas station. MIKE POYMA - Rebuilding oldflevies. EARL RUPP - Still tinkering with his'Buick. JERRY RUSSELL - Owner of a Gas Station in Ohio. ELSIE SCHOLLARD - Hf.ivmg'quite a time raising Alvin Jr. LYNDON SHAFTOE - Now has his own Stanley Beer factory. PEGGY SIMONS - Visiting all United States colleges to find an eligble JOANNE SOELTNER - Following Charlie from Port to Port. MARYANNE SPIELES - President of the How to be a Lady school. RICHARD STERK - Famous J. L. Hudson window washer. JACKIE THIBAULT - Still learning to be a good cook for Lincoln. CAROL TROMBLAY - Bookkeeper at Jerry's gas station in Ohio. L Cooking at Kinross Air Force Base. bachelor. idge. CLIFF WARTELLA - Owner of C1iff's Bar-Overlooking the Straits Br PAT WYERS - Testing Drewry's Beer at Gros Cap factory.
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