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

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T IS XVITH SINCERE APPRECIATION that the class of ,43 dedicates this senior edition of the Keynote to its editorial adviser, Miss Kathryn Falls. Without her guidance, encouragement, and hard work, there would probably have been no Keynote. Miss Falls received her A. B. degree at XVestern College for NVomen at Oxford, Ohio and her A.M. degree at the University of Michigan. She served as adviser for both the regular Keynote and the senior edition from 1930, when she first came to Sault High, until 1940. She has continued to advise the senior edition every year except in 1941 when she was ill. Golfing, bowling, bridge, and cooking are hobbies that prove that she is a versatile person. Miss Falls is also an cxcellcnt swimmer. Top-notch is really the Word for her, and every staff member has considered it a privilege to work on this edition with her. iss Ka thryn 73115

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nweufd CZODQ Strzve Superintendent Foss Elwyn A versatnle person mdeed ns Superm tendent Foss Elwyn Hrs mterests run basketball fnshmg and baseball to name but a few Born m Vernon Indrana Mr Elwyn attended school 1n a Hoosler town of Brookvllle and went from there to college at DePauw Umversxty There he was grant ed an A B degree The next step upward was hrs Masters degree from Columbla Umverslty New York Cxty Mr Elwyn can see the problems fac mg the boys m the class of 43 for he too was mducted mto the army for a year and a half durmg World War I The mnhtary academy at Onarga Illx nols was the flrst school m whnch Mr El wyn taught There he coached basketball and taught soclal scxence Before commg to Sault I-Ilgh m 1922 he also taught at Dowagxac Mnchxgan I-Ie has been supermtendent of schools here for more than two years Page 3 IS SENIOR EDITION coyer may not ap pear at flrst to carry any real 5lgnlflC2l1'lCC but nf you stop to consrder It you wxll see that behmd the key and the note hes a specxal meamng As long as there are schools there wall also be students who wrlte notes and probably have locker keys As long as vue have schools where vse are allowed to wrxte notes and possess keys which are m a may an msurance of our lndependence and prrvacy we w1ll be lnvmg 1n a free country I-I1t lers bxggest vsorry 15 how to keep hrs people educated and I111SlI'1fOl I'l1Cd because as soon as they are awakened to vs hat he IS really domg there w1ll be no Hxtler no Mussohm no Hlrohxto It IS these everyday httle thmgs 1n xfe that nearly three fourths of the semor boys 1re gomg to start flghtmg for as soon as Commence ment ns ower Those boys are actually gomg mto some branch of the seruce The rest of the class of 43 w1ll be servmg too 1n many dlfferent ways Xlot all of them mll be able to go mto actxve duty' but they wall perform the thousand and one jobs uctory and the peace after vlctory has been achlev ed The class of 43 has much to be proud of The very fact that so many of the young men m the class are physxcally fit to serve m the countrys armed forces rs nn rtself an accomplnshment whxch 15 far from tnvxal These boys who are gomg are anxxous to go-not just for the thrrll of the umform the mrlrtaryf band or the glory but because they are Amerxcans All over the world the word Amerlca suggests a happy prosperous people a beautnful nch land and a free government That xs what the class of 43 and all the other graduatnng classes of our natxon are workmg to keep for us That 1s why thrs class chose for nts motto Onward We Strlve proclaxmmg to everyone that they wall go forward confxdent and earnest m therr march to vrctory CC . DJ V , - Y . . . 3 7 Y 7 . 7 V . . 3 . y . . . . u . - , ' 7 Y . - un- Y . . , . I . y . ., . . . . V, ,, . ,, . . 1. , .... . , . y . . - 1 , , , , along Channels of golf, reading, music, that will be called for on the home front to win the l . ' 3 , V - 1 s ' ' . ' ' y , , I . . . . , ' . y . 4 A ' Y 9 . . , ' , y . ' Y 3 9 . . , , - . , - ' - ' ' fl . ' ,Y . ' A . 7 , . , .