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

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Aikins, Catherine Ann Speech Club, Colon- nade, Keynote and Senior Choir, H. R, Pres- ident. She's tall, she's pretty, she's gentle and nice As a kindergarten teacher she'l1 surely suiiice. Ament, Betty lflvadel Junior Life Saving, H. R. Www' Treasurer and Vice-president, Speech Club, Tennis and G. A. C. A laughing girl with never a care, Full of fun and so debonair. Anderson, Aliee Hildur A quiet little girl with light brown hair She's the answer to any man's prayer. Anderson, John Carl Varsity and B Team Football and Basketball, Senior Choir, Hi-Y, Band. You'll never see Andy in an angry way He's smiling and happy, the same every day. Anger, Vl'illiam H. R. Basketball, Reserve Football, Class and Varsity Track. A star track member of city wide renown Contrary to his name, you'll not see him frown. Armstrong, Jean Donelda- G. A. C., Camp Fire. The prettiest girl from the suburbs of Dafter Thousands are captured by her brilliance and laughter. Bailey, llelen Joyee--Atom Crackers, Student Council, Colonnade, Band and Senior Choir. Life has taken on so much fun Since being with this lovable one. Baker, Dora'-G. A. C. She's fond of essays and other tasks, She'll help all out if only asked. Ball, Betty Amelia- G. A. C., Hall Patrol, 9th and 10th grade Chorus, Senior Choir. A sweet little face and soft wavy hair A small graceful body, a hit anywhere. Barber, William B. -- Student Council, Class H. Ii. Basketball. One of these boys that ignores the girls Takes life as it comes and with it whirls. track, basketball and softball, Audio Visual, Golf Team. He provides the team with many a laugh He'l1 do almost anything for your behalf. Ban-lay, Harold Af- Class Swimming, Softball, Barkley, George-Band, Choir, Class Basket- ball, and Swimming, Jr.-Sr. Play, Speech Club, Cheer Leader. Here's our class Sheik beloved by us On the dance floor he surely kicks up a fuss. Barton, Betty Gloria-G. A. C., Hall Pat1'ol, Keynote, 9th and 10th grade Chorus Small, petite with long black hair Friendly cheerful without a care. Bartunek, Norman This boy has ability. but he's too shy to boast But someday he'll be famous from coast to coast. Behling, Benedict--Hi-Y, Swing Band, Choir, Student Council, Band and Orchestra. Music is his special delight His oncoming fame is well in sight. Benedict, Helen Aliee---Sports Council, G. A. C., Atom Crackers, Colonnade. Bergeron, Paul -H. R. Softball. The bright side of life appeals to me I hope that from worry I'll ever be free. Berlinger, Joseph H. R. Vice Pres., B Team Track, Varsity Track, H. R. Basketball. Now here's a boy who runs like the wind On him many awards have been pinned. Bertram, lflvonne Amelia- -G. A. C., Hall Patrol, Senior Choir. Dusky, exotic, what more can We say? When we are speaking of a lass so gay. Boger, VVilliam I..--H. R. Basketball, Class Soft- ball. Though small in physique, he has lots of strengthg All he wants now is a little length.

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Gertrude Hills Memorial Because of her willingness to render service at all times, Marie Florence was awarded the Gertrude Hills Memorial trophy this year. H Not only less important served as a class officer for three years and ably handled the position of class secre- As home room president she showed her ability by adopting new and original plans. In Colonnade and G. A.C. she was also active. Her assistance in the office and the English depart- ment has been equally indispensable. Marie attained second place in scholarship in her class. Marie has tary this year. Evening News Journalism Trophy For four years of service to the Keynote, Ruth Chandler has merited the 1941 award of the Evening News Journalism Trophy. Ruth began as a reporter on the newspaper when she was in the ninth grade, and each suc- ceeding year has found her handling more responsible positions until as a senior she became editor. This year for the first time the Keynote appeared on the opening day of school, a feat which was accomplished entirely through Ruth's effort, interest, and ingenuity. In December illness of the former adviser placed added responsibility upon her until a new supervisor was appointed, and so the '41 journalism award has an added significance. Gladys Allen Memorial Trophy Leading in girls' sports throughout her high school career-in swimming, volley ball, ping- pong, shuffleboard, badminton, birdminton, track, softball, and basketball-Corinne Stewart won the Gladys Allen Memorial Trophy for 1941 as an outstanding senior girl athlete. Besides participating in many sports, Corinne has served as president of the Girls' Sport Council and has assisted Miss Kent in numerous ways in physical education activities. She passed her senior Life Saving test this year. Recognition of her work was given her at the sports as- sembly when she was presented with a second year pin. Page seventeen in major projects did Marie cheerfully lend herself, but in things which appeared at the time. Cup oi 1923 To Cora O'Connor, outstanding in scholarfhip, leadership, character, and service, the Cup of 1923 was awarded at the 1941 Honors assembly. Cora's influence and service touched practically all phases of school life. Student Council, Colonnade, Girls' Sports Council, home room, class, Girls' Conference - all benefited by her work and influence, in many she served as an officer. Her roles in class and Speech Club plays, her participation annually in declamation reveal her activity in speech work. The fact that she is the only girl ever to have won a third year award in sports, that she was a senior Red Cross life saver, tell something of her service in that field. In scholarship, Cora ranked fourth in the class of '4-1. University of Michigan Alumni Trophy An athlete throughout his high school career, Jack Burdeno was awarded the University of Michigan Alumni Trophy at the Honors Assembly. Proof of Jack's prowess in major sports is seen in the fact that he is a two-letter winner in football and has also participated in reserve football. His scholarship places him in the upper one-fourth of his class. Coupled with qualities of leadership, character, and service, this accomplishment has earned for him membership in the National Honor Society. Jack's other activities include his presidency of the class of '41 for two years, his service in home room offices and as usher at basketball games, and his presidency of the senior choir. D. A. R. Award Because of her excellent qualities in citizenship, leadership, and character, Ruth Douglas was selected this year as the senior girl who merited the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. Prominent in Student Council work, Ruth has served that governing body for two and a half years, this year as secretary. Her work at the time of the U. P. Student Government con- vention here last fall was given special commendation by Miss Ruth Haddock, council adviser. Camp Fire work, in which she achieved the torch bearer rank, has also been important in Ruth's high school career. While in home room she served as treasurer. A member of Colonnade. a student of high scholastic achievement, Ruth's qualifications prove her worthy of the D. A. R. award.

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Bosley. Norman fH. Friday night to him is a boon At the four o'clock bell he's out of the room. Brahrunt, Keith--Senior Aero Club, Audio Vis- ual Club, Atom Crackers Club President. He has a good time no matter where, He's full of excitement, free of all care. Brander, Frances Elizabeth-History Club, 9th and 10th grade Chorus, G. A. C., Senior Choir. R. Hockey. With dark brown hair and a radiant smile She goes along chattering all the while. Brock, Mark-H. R. Basketball, H. R. Softball, Class Softball, H. R. Treasurer. Not so bashful after all Loves outdoor life if we 1'ecall. Brown, Donald-H. R. Treas., Swimming Team. We all know Don by his friendly grin Many blond's hearts he's sure to win. Brunet, Henry EugenefH.R. Sec'y, Hall Patrol and Atom Crackers. Hank's a lad who has lots of friends 'Cause his mirth and enthusiasm never ends. Burchill, Robert C.-Aero Club, Jr.-Sr. Class Play, Band, F. F. A. Many are the adventures he tells of his tra- vels, You'll detect his personality as a story un- ravels, Burdeno, JaekfPresident of Junior and Senior Class, Varsity and B team Football, Track, H. R. Basketball, Student Council. Of our able leaders, we're truly proud We're an historic class, just as he vowed. Caffey, Howard-Atom Crackers, History Club, Math Club. This little fellow is really bright He laughs when he's wrong, but he's usually Sault High Ensemble. His notes are melodic right. Campbell, Bruce H,-Band, Orchestra Choir, H. R. Pres., Sec'y, Treas.g Student ouncil, National Thespian, Keynote, Debate, Jr. and Senior Play. Eccentric as geniuses usually run. Great and remarkable deeds he's done, Caraeclo, Raffaele J.-Band, Orchestra, Choir, A superior musician no matter where and clear as air. b Carlson, William Never looking for a rest And to Sault High he gives his best. Chandler, Ruth Joan-Freshmen Class Treas- urer, Camp Fire, Keynote, Colonnade, and De- bate, Junior Life Saving. A tireless worker from edition to edition She has character and scholarship to give in in addition. Christie, Audrey Elizabeth'--G. A. C., H. R Vice-President. She's as good as she is fair With light blue eyes and flaxen hair. Christie, Melbourne- -F. F. A. Mel has a voice deep and low Everything of country life he does do. Clemens, LeRoy-H. R. Basketball, H. R. Soft- baill, Class Softball. He's keen in athletics, especially hockey He's hospitable, chummy but never cockey. Clemens, Mervins --H. R. Pres. and Sec, Audio Visio, Class Basketball. On the basketball floor, he's quite some ace In studies as well he keeps up his pace. Collyer, Mary Jane Alice--Speech Club and Jr.- Sr, Play, Senior Choir, H. R. Vice-President and Secretary, Keynote. Her blond beauty attracts many ai one Her gurgling laughter proves she is fun. Cook, Eva--G. A. C. Here's a girl that's good and sweet She's the kind you like to meet. Cook, Jane Ruby- G. A. C., Camp Fire. Jane has a way that is gentle :md gay Every spare moment she's filling her clay.