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

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gnd of the arch COM MENCEMEN T PAGEANT Instead of a Commencement address a patrxotxc revue entntled Lnsten Vlr Speaker wlll be pres ented on graduatlon mght une ll Wlth a east of some 150 eharacters sophomores yumors and semors the pageant tells the meanmg of democracy and Amerlcamsm 1n words and musne The dramatne phases are under the dnreetxon or 'vhss Agnes Solwsberg assnsted by 'vhss Thelma Colhns whale the musxcal portlon xs bemg super used by Earl P Thomas Worklng on the num erous commlttecs IS eyery member of the hxgh sehool staff The scenery was pamted by Robert E Bnshop a new blue curtam was made by Mass Frances Zimmerman and her clothmg students, stage constructxon work was done by Glenn Knapp and Langsford Colhns The cast mcludes Candndate Jack Slmpkm Henchman Franc1s Mansfield Mr Smlth Wayne Mansfield Mrs Smlth Margaret Murphv Betty Smnth Donna Wallace johnny Smnth Davld Wllllams Photographer Paul Rnpley fcflllflilllld on page 341 1943 HONORS At the fourteenth annual honors assembly o May ll Sault Hlgh observed one of 1ts tradntxons that of gnvmg recogmtxon to seniors who had done merntonous work and gn en excellent servxce to the school Thxs year the honors were awarded by faculty members the Natnonal Honor Soclety was presented by Prmcxpal Harold W Bruce and the Honors address was given by Superxntendent Foss Elwyn Musical numbers were played by Ehzabeth Strxke pnamst by Wnllnam Teeple and Eugene Stanley eor netlsts and by the hngh school band ln addntxon to the mdlvndual trophy awards and Natnonal Honor Socxety certxfxcates the followmg honors were glven ATTENDANCE HOINORS Chllstena Cuule ACHIEVEMBAIT HOINORS ATHLETICS Football Rlchard Bye Gerald Corey Wxlllam Imeson Regmald Maki Edward Quxnn Basketball Donald Comstock Arthur Hlllman Gymnastlc Achleyement Mexlm Atkms Glen Ball Clarence Guxllald Gerald Coley VV11l1am Surxano Wlllxam Teeple Donald YVlS9 JOURYALISM Keynote xklllldhl Imeson Keynote fcllllfllllllll on page 40 raduatzon vents 1943 MEMORIAL Youth problems chxefly those of juxemle delm queney and the need ot a Youth Center ln the Sault caused the class of 1945 to choose as a class memornal a mckelodeon By supplung a means for obtammg musxc for mnxers and mformal partnes the semor class has prouded the opportumtx for youth of the com mumty to gather m Sault Hlghs gym and enjoy clean fun The new mckelodeon plays about 15 reeords and can be connected to the schools sound system The only cost mvolved wnll be a shght operator s fee and a mamtenance charge whxch wall be used mamly for the purchase of new records The semors dlscussed buymg a Servnce Hono Roll but xt was found that suclh an honor roll would not be large enough to mclude all names of S HS servlce men, moreover the mckelodeon full el an lmmedlate local need MORE EVENTS On Sunday June 6 the class of 43 made ltS fxrst appearance ln cap and gown The occasxon was the annual class sermon, whlch thxs year was delnvered by Reverend John VerStraate of the Fxrst Presbyternan Church Musxc was provxded by the cholr of the Central Methodlst Church wxth Earl P Thomas dxrectmg Thls year as ln many prevxous ones, the Sault Ste Mane Bowatlng Club of busmess and profes snonal women wall entertain semor gurls at a dmner at the Hotel Oynbway une 14 The gurls wnll cooperate wnth the ehanrman of the program commxttee by furmshxng a part of th eyemngs entertamment Because of practxce for the pageant and other unusual clrcumstances due mamly to the war ch tradntnonal semor Dress up Day was dnspensed wnth thxs sprmg and at the txme thxs story was wrntten plans for a semor plcmc were mcomplete une 7 was the tentatlve date set for the pncmc and Brevort Lake was the place of the affaxr However gas ra txonmg and the searclty of ay allable ears were ob stacles whueh had to be oyercome before the mem bers of the class of 43 could defxmtely plan an out m Page 8 Q , --- 5 f . v 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 D I 1 .1 V 3 l 'x . 1 lv - , 1 , 1- 1 1 ' ' 1 U 1' 1 1- 1 -1 1 11 A 1 1 I - , , . 1 ,J - 1 Y. 4 'V 'A ' 1 - l 1 . l 1 , . . I K - 1 X 1 I 1 . 1 V- .I ' ' 1 v 1' ' ' y '- ' 1 ' '1 -1 ' ' - 1 1 f .' 1 1 1 A 1'A I v. 1 1 . v V I - l I 1 v 3 -. , 1 . 1 V . 1 l I , r 1 - 1 1 A K K1 , . 1' ' - 1 ' 1 ,- . . . , , , 1 , , A . . . . , I ' I . G 1 . Y x . . . Y ' 1 G . . . . D I . . . ' ' l . C - , 1 , ' 1 1 1 1 l 7 . . . . ' x ' ' . 1 Y ' ' The Reporters . Bull McGovern, jack Therxault 1 ,' . D 7 1 n I , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 x X , Y ' ,, J - 1 1 y . . U 1 ' 1 , , . , u ' ' , 111 ' ' 1 1 ' l Y ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 y - , . . . . . . ' . ' , 9 f - s a 1 ' 1 , x ' , . . . . V . . , I v 1 1' 1 11' 1 1 v ' ' . 1 . ' . . . , 1 1 1 . ' v ' 1 , . 1 ' , , , ' ' 5 . . . . , . ' ' . ' ' . . 1 '. , , , - . , v- -, . Y 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 v , A ' 1 T V V 1 R ' 1 U1 ' A . l S-

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goof qyistinguishecl Qservice - Special .!4LU8,VdS CUP OF 1923 To Bill McGovern, the senior who has been most outstanding in leadership, scholarship, ser- vice, and character, the coveted Cup of the Class of 1923 was presented this year. Throughout his four active years in high School, Bill has been prominent in various organ- izations. He has been a busy member of Atom Crackers, an enthusiastic member of the choir, and he has continued his participation in the band this year even though he received no credit. In his junior year he was vice president of his class and co-editor of the Keynote. The pres- idency of th Hi-Y Club and also of Student Council were ably handled by Bill during his sen- ior year. In addition, he has ranked in the upper fourth of his class in scholarship. GERTRUDE HILLS MEMORIAL AWARD The senior girl this year who best exemplified the ideals for which Miss Gertrude Hills stood, those of character and service cheerfully given even in minor things, was Dorothy Cowell. Dorothy has been a splendid example, for she has given herself wholeheartedly to her class and school. She has been a fine worker not only in Speech Club, band, choir, and Colonnade, but she has also given her time and talent to Student Council even though a heavy schedule made dropping her Council duties necessary. Always she has spoken her opinions fearlessly and has stood for the finest principles. Thus she has proved herself a worthy recipient of this trophy. EVENING NEWS JOURNALISM TROPHY Gwenn Buzzo was awarded the Evening News Journalism Trophy for exceptional work on the school newspaper. No one qualifies any better than Gwenn, who has devoted many hours in valuable time to the Keynote and has worked unselfishly and with spirit. She began in her freshman year as a cub reporter, but by her third year, because of her dependability and promise, she was named co-editor. In her senior year the entire responsibility rested on her shouldersg in addition she also accepted the co-editorship of this senior edition. The Keynote is not Gwenn's sole interest, however, for she has been on the Library Staff, is a member of Colonnade, and was elected to National Honor Society. fContinuz'd on page 411 GWENN BUZZO ELIZABETH GIBSON WILLIAM McGOVERN REGINALD MAKI ELIZABETH STRIKE DOROTHY COWELL Page 7

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ADAMS AMY Student Councll Keynote art Llbrary Staff president Speech Club Math Club Colonnade Artlst AKKANEN GLORIA Freshman class secretary soph omore class Student Councll sen lor class secretary office asslstant Hall Patrol secretary Colonnade Keynote staff h presxdent ec retary lxbrarxan Secretary Akkne ALLAIN LORRAINE 10th grade chorus twxrlmg Be a SPAR ANDERSON IRJA 9th and 10th grade chorus GAC Sports Councxl Math Club band orchestra cholr art h presldent Photo fmisher ANDERSON IRMA 9th grade Speech Club 9th and 10th grade chorus Math Club art GAC choxr band orchestra hr presldent Dress deslgner AIN TOIN ELLI GEORGE 9th grade chorus 10th grade speech hr presldent and vxce presxdent semor class Student Councxl rep Army Axr Corps Ant ARBIC JEAN Jr GAC Pxtch hay Shorty ATKINS MERLIN 9th grade chorus hr softball 5 new tires Merle ATKINSON MARGARET Lxbrary Staff Colonnade offxce assistant Mug BAKER DOROTHY 9th and 10th grade chorus Hns tory Club Colonnade secretary hr treasurer BAKER HAROLD Student Councxl hr asmstant secretary hr softball and basket ball Take llfe easy Harry BAKER PATRICIA 9th and 10th grade chorus GAC BAKER SHIRLEY 9th and 10th grade See the South BALL GLENVERN 9th grade chorus Pat chorus choir 10th grade speech B team football team track hr presldent sgt at arms Basketball coach Curly BARCELLI LUCY GAC basketball team 9th and 10th grade chorus bowlmg Stenographer ADAMS AKKANEN ALLAIN ANDERSON ANDERSON ANTONELLI ARBIC ATKINS ATKINSON BAKER BAKER BAKER BAKER BALL BARCELLI Page 0 The 1945 Keynote . v , . , ' 2 : Q 1 ' : . - ' 3 5 . . 3 . . - :. ' . , , l . ll U '. ll I1 , 5 - . 9 - , ' 2 ' ' 2 ' ' ',z g 3 . . . . . , - .. H 5 .r. , s - , . .. - ., A 1 , 1 3 ' a 3 . . . 3 D . Z F.F.A. vice president. - .. H . , 9 S r t .3 i y I 5 .. ., : HB., -2 3 9 3 -l'- ' 5 9 - 9 .. , .- - .' ' H I H ' u n , 2 2 : : ' t ' . . .: ' 9 3 2 -- I ' - - -S I 9 ' , Z 2 3 -