Sault Ste Marie High School - Northern Light Yearbook (Sault Ste Marie, MI)

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To the Class of 1940 lVc tartnd our llcurlu fonqratulutzcms F I D C I G A R S T O 0 II g 1 a i rom Taiiv Hbel 5 Log Cabin Cate DEI ICIOUS FOOD Your Patronage Appreclated Sault lVl1ch SENIOR' May Your Ambltlon Llght up Your Future NORTHERN ELECTRIC CO Fl l:Rl FHINC' El EC7 RICAI 224 Pshmun Phone 882 Conqratulalzons Our Future Burlders LOCK CITY MFG CO SINCE 1903 Boolclceepers Check Systems Members of Gerald Butler s adxanced book keepmg class XISIKCCT local busnness f1rms tlus semester to dlscount the bellcf prex alent among h1gh school students that the ty pe of bookkeep mg, taught ln Sault I-Ilgh IS not lrke sxstems used ln xarnous busmesses In mteruevus lastmg from one to three hours students were able to complle xaluable mforma tlon After flrst rece1v1ng perm1ss1on from the owner or the head manager the bookkeepers of tomorrow talked w1th the chxef bookkeeper or offlce manager and 1nqu1red as to the sy stem of keepmg books number of busmess forms used number of journals and ledgers supplementary books of entry such as lnsurance regxsters f1XCd asset reglsters note reg1sters check reg1sters and the l1ke of journal ledger and busmess forms used and these were placed on dlsplay ln the bookkeepnng room where all bookkeepmg puplls could see them The class then dev1sed a questlonnanre 1n whxch to record 1nformat1on they recexved and from the facts thus gamed each student made an oral report to the class g1v1ng full partlculars on what he had learned Results mdlcated clearly that whlle the ac countmg carrled on rn Sault f1rms IS not 1dent 1cal to that taught 1n school It IS so s1m1lar that the prmcrples learned 1n school are easrly trans ferrable to local systems Students also found that 1n almost every dlfferent k1nd of buslness a dxfferent system of keepmg books IS necessary and they reallzed that teachlng all these d1ffer ent systems 1n a two year course would be prac tlcally 1mposs1ble The students came away greatly apprec1at mg the frxendly courteous way rn whlch bus1 ness men took tnme to answer then' 1nqu1r1es sud Mr Butler The Store For Young Modems T H E H U B Newest Styles, Moderately Priced A New Lune of Sportswear for Summer Outing 'grade af Come In and Select YOURS fo you, Seneca! L68 Keep In good tnm by Exercising I ft kk Wulson Sports Equipment IS Best ln the Long Run 22531.35 THE SOO HARDWARE CO. X Page thlrty .3 v - v- . . 7 t Y F I . , , S R E ' t , - C K ulafiousl f Y 7 . . ' 7 Y g 1 - , I . 4 1 If ' I ' ' 1 4 a an - ' I , K , 7 , a 1 lf f Y . a - 1' l,,1.::,,'s5:gg,,'i S , ' ' ' f 5 Students also obtained many sample copies 'f - . . ' ' . 4 If - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' I 1 4 4 3 , . , . YW 1 u - - x 5 ' I I-gtflbx Q . . . L . . . - f I - I J jx Cv . . . . . . Tig ' J - c , 5 Xl y- 4 .1 . . . . eg ' in t - 'rt , to ' . .ffk l a A X Q ' . I ' . l ' S ff ' 0 ' 1 c t 7 ' I Y I . . , L f . . .- 7- c A fi-A 1 n n n n ,, A S 7 u - ll ' A

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Where Thanks ls Due Such 1 frmshed product as hes before semors and lower classmen would not have been posslble w1thout the cooperatlon of the Keynote staff ln carrymg out the democratlc theme Teachers IS well IS students helped pen the lmes that show how clubs and organlzatlons ex emplxfy the Amerncan way However speclal thanks should go to Otto IVIcN1ughton Amy Adams md Gertrude Nxemx Otto s w1ll1ngness and excellence as 1 photographer has made thls unusual number of plctures posslble whlle Amy only 1 freshman composed the poetrc class wlll Although the cover Gertrude desngned was not used because of expense her ldeas have been carrled out 1n the fmal desrgn Thls magazme could not have been fmanced w1thout the ad sellxng salesmanshlp class and p1rt1cularly one of 1ts members Arthur Flood Thls go getter sold the 1 l m o s t unbelrevable number of 47 ads whlch cover almost fxve pages Due to h1s energy four more pages were added to the senlor ed1t1on Super Secretaries To gxvc shorthand and ty prng students prac txcal offnce GXPCFICHCC has been an a1m of the commerclal department that has been accom pllshed th1s year through cooperatlve vocatronal educatron and specxal arrangements made Wlth local busmess OfflCCS by Emar Larson typ1ng and shorthand mstructor An except1onally fme group of semor short hand students accordnng to Mr Larson have all passed the 100 word per mmute for f1ve mln utes drctatxon tests and three have passed tests rn d1ctat1on as h1gh as 120 words per mmute for f1ve mmutes The three are Betty DeMolen Elwabeth Gibson and Sarah Marcella Mr Lar son expected many more to pass the 120 word test before the close of the semester Typing students who have typed better than 60 words per mmute on frve and ten mmute tests mclude Exerme LeL1evre 68 Dorls Peter son 64 Elleen Gaffney 63 Ahce Brock 61 and Betty DeMolen 61 Each year the Gregg Publxshmg Company awards certlflcates and pms to students who ex cel nn thls type of Work Those prevlously nam ed have qL1'lllflCd and are e n t 1 t l e d to these awards Sprung Sports Fever As thus goes to press Sault I-I1ghs track ll d golf teams have already competed IH yarlc s meets The golf team composed of Bob McPherson Paul St Pxerre Leo Payment and Peter Bedore lost the Harrlet Feetham Trophy m thexr 1nv1 tatronal meet to Mackmaw Clty by scores of 377 395 However Coach Harold Bruces tee men stxll may prove thexr Worth ID the Upper Penmsula tournament If Crystal Falls on May Although the varslty track team placed low m the d1str1ct meet at Negaunee on May 18 and mxssed out on the Mamstlque meet they wrll probably snap mto actlon at the Escanaba Mem orral Day relays and thelr mvntatlonal meet here une 1 In other track events the Sault placed f1rst rn the Llttle Slx competrtnon and the yumors took top honors m the lndoor class meet -IFTER IHE SHOW Drop In for your Lunches Sodas Sundaes AMERICAN CAFE Next door to the Soo Theater To the CLASS of 1940 ue extend our R A I L I IO J l. Llpsett 8: Son HUDSON NIASH INTERNATIONAL 767 Ashmun Street Phone 596 Congratulatwns, Senmrs and Best Wrshes to All For Happy and Successful Careers CRISP LAUNDRY 81 DRY CLEANING C0 TELPPHONIL 1 8 Page twenty nme ' 7 t . 6 G - . t . . . ' t K L t t . . . . , , , 4 Y . t . . . ' L 1 1 7 S L g ' , , , . .5 . , 5 1 L La . t . , 1 . 1 t . t ' H lil 1. 1 1 , . . , . . I t , . . L 1, 6 - g , , - t . t , I , , .y , . . . . . 's ' K - ' 7 ' . . . t L t . . 3 T' , ' - .. , I. . . . . . , . . I 7 4 1 t . K, 5 25. 5 7 L L . t 4 t L . , . L s Y - . . . . . . . . K , T L . 6 7 L K C 6 - , .I L L 1. K t 2 J , . 7 - . 3 1 V L - 1 . . . 4 L L I , r t - . . . V C A 7 7 - ,,f,,f ,f,,, 1'QfQ',, ,,,f,, 'fl . . , 1 ' , t . . . L .. , , . ' ' f .- , ,. , L . , CO .N G , A I ,X 5 -L , 6 L Ln o - O n I I I - v , . , . . ' ' ' L A ' A ' Al 4 A t ' a 9 Q a x a x a . , . O O I 1 I - 1 1 ,, . . .r

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Un ,ca !Wm'uf-9a- ,of Jaihu On a merry-go-round of hobby horses, the seniors are riding. Yes, here are their hobbies by the score. Leading by a nose over those camera-clickers are the skating enthusiasts. Other energetic hobby riders play hockey, skate, dance, hunt, cycle, ski, canoe, bowl, swim, camp, shoot arrows, and play ping-pong. XX heve hovx tiring! Drop into 1 selt md xou 11 find the more leisurelx hobbyists I-Iere Ire those who long to sleep next to 1 litter of eollectors who glrner exerx thing from st1mps to old hlts On 1round sit 1 se1mstress 1nd 1 cook beside th1t industrious pen P11 Vernl I-Iillock and there s G1or11 NI1nse of 111 things looking 1t numbers in 1 telephone directory' Sometimes these seniors seem 1 mite er1Ly wh1t with im Boult dlshing 1round swnithed in eheesecloth 1 swlrm of bees ehasing him The musie 11 hobbyists examine the merry go round s Calliope, 1 fisherman casts for rings a g1mb1er st1rts 1 cr1p g1me with the ticket taker, 1nd the safe driver cautions the operator to run the merry go round more slowly Flower gardeners movie goers, model builders portrait collectors they re all here, just 1 mot 1ey crowd of hobby chasers of 1940 G rls In Spo ts 1Contmued from page 271 second Baseb 111 se1son has not closed 1s this goes to press but those 1th1et1c seniors are now on top Upperelassmen also proved their worth in jumping and running by beating the juniors in track On gym days this semester, girls could be seen 1e1v1ng to try 1 strike or spare at the bowl ing alley, swinging 1 tennis racket, dashing down to the gym to shoot 1n arrow or two from the new archery equipment or to take a spot of day girls were 1warded long red feathers, while interest r1n so high in tennis that a tournament w1s organized From steady practice the girls ilso swing 1 me1n ping pong paddle or badmin ton r1cket As 1 C1lITl1X to the ye1r, the Sports Council sponsored Posture XVeek which w1s concluded bx 1n 1ssemb1x The four girls with the best p os t u r e NI1r1or1e Rhinds M1rg1ret Lester Irmees Qr1ne 1nd Bev erlx Lind were chosen, 1nd life suing lwards letters 1nd pins were presented IZFINCII S-wwf' NE UUTWEAR we 'eaSE'3..Tf 2221 Co11gruf11laf1o11s Seniors HILL TOP TEA ROOM XVhere delicious home eooked foods and courteous service rules the day X I O We wish to join in offering C O R A I I O THE FLIRTING DUCK MARKET When You Want Skilled Work in Upholsferlng Ca D I E T Z 223 Vlagazine Phone 231-1 I To the Semors of 1940 fin we extend o II g r a I lu st Wzs Jes 1111 f ood L ucle' UTIS PRATT SODA GRILL 810 Ashm mn Street Phon 1004 Jfeafzleeife May 4mm Ween Jule! many ,Happy Succaded UNION CARBIDE COMPANY Page thirty one 'V V r y 3 . X, , Y ' , 4 . , . 1 . ' , - , , U - , , . . . .. ,v I, , L Q . L . , I - . e e x. 1 e L U - I I - . 1 ' l . ,, . , . , . V . 7 . . . . , . , . . . A ' .' ' . ' J' 1 ' ' W , ' 1 1 l 1 1 K I I . , , . . 01 . 1 . . ' i ' - ' ' ' . , ' ' , s 15 J R s 5 A ' l. 7, I 6 .. 7 V. . . . . ' ix' G U 1, A '1' .v s 1 i 1 . I 11 - ' , ' 1 . ll 1 ' lf ' 17 ll ', , 1 shuffleboard. For the best arrow score of the ' 5 7 ' i 1-Ir:- .- - . . ffg,gEg:?'gA T , - 1 - - , A . C 3 Il f 1 o II s , ' j I 4 35, I B e ' f , If 1 , - K E: G . . 1 V ' ' I N A -A y L . . . , s L 3 ' ' T T 3 Y Y ' ,, n . . , . 1 L L ' L' 1 ' , ', . i ' t 1: 1 , . i Q I 1