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

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WA! 'WE MAWSFIELD MARY LOU MATHISOIN t atzoned .faughs No ration cards wtrt ntcdcd for laughs this ytar and last when tht class of 1943 participated in staging the annual Junior Senior Play Remember Tish the 41 42 play? Adapted by Alice Chadwicke from Mary Roberts Rmeharts famous book this comedy concerned the mad capers of Tish a middlt aged spmster and her two comrades Lizzie and Aggie In order to live a more natural and quiet life Tish buys a second hand horseltss carriage and takes her two friends on a tour and without any sinister intentions Tish cooks up more jams than a warehouse could hold but she finally straightens out the involved complications and two tangled romances Louise Kieffer played the leading role and three members of 43 had parts ack Simpkm was the backward bald portrayed Donald Grimes a criminal mcogmto This years hit comedy was June Mad a drama about youngsters and love and une Penny Wood a romantic fifteen year old is continually besieged by the air minded noU0flS of Chuek Harris 3 haPPY 80 lUCkY kid who 15 Cfazv about gliders The rrouble all mm when G Mervyn Roberts Pennys uncle brmgs home a eerram Roger Van Vleek dur mg 3 college Summer vacatlgn Behevmg Rgger to be Something from a dream Penny falls in love with him but Rogers fancy tm-ns to uhe H31-ng Mervyn 5 heart tl-,rob To make matters worse Chuck tries a flight m lus glider and gets lost Well everything turned out all right but there were some bfwfh faking m0meHf5 Members of the east lHClUdCd M217 Lou Niathnson as Penny Paul Ripley as Chuck Margaret Murphy as Mrs Wood Qfontmued on page 30 . . . , , I J . . - headed, bandit-busting sheriff, Lem Pikeg Shirley Porkert played Charita, a grunting Mexican servantg and Jack Theriault . , . I' ,,, . . J . w y - . J , . , , . l y . .... l I A l 9 . 1 ' Y ' i , ' is Page 29

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Left to right: Coach Ripley, Lyle A1- rick, Earl Riordan, Vergil La.Joice. Paul Brabant, William Waters, Reg- inald Ermatinger, Shirley Lever, Tony Pevarnic. Don Comstock, Top row Ross Annatoyn Norman Butsch Coach Collins Albert Maki John Doherty Bottom rovs Clark Murphy Bernard Weber Charles Gerrxsh Jim LaPo1nte WQVOQS 0 the Qowft DECLMBER 4 The 1942 43 Blue Devils opened the season at 'Vlanistique vxheie they dropped the game in the ast 30 seconds of play on a free shot The score 27 26 despite Lajoice s 13 points DECEMBER 10 Negaunec came to town to pry the lid off the home season and returned home the yictor The Deyils couldnt slip into gear during the first half when they scored only three points but they prouded thrills in t e second half when they tied the score 16 16 before losing 24 22 D1chMBER 11 Against Marquette the Sault machine functioned perfectly on offense and defense routing the Redmen 38 ll as the home fans cheered them on but lost courageously to the much larger school 21 19 AALARX 15 The game of the year proxed to be against lxeu berry is the Sault dumped the undefeated lndnns apple c1rt 29 26 The town vsent mld after the game JANUARX 16 With tvso minutes to play and trailing lshpemmg by fue points L1 oiee and Abel got together and hit the basket for six points to pull the game out of the fire It seemed as if the Blue Deuls were nov rolling JANLARX 22 Leading Munismg 18 11 at the half the Deuls had fans thinking they ffonllnuml on pax. 361 Page 28 4 i 4 il, T 1 B ' 10' 9 - Z - ' - ' A ' ' f ,, ' 1 7 1 -1 . 11 5 1 g : . A . 2 . I 1 Q , . JANUARY 8: In the initial game after the holidays Brimleyx loaded for bear. almost turned thc trick on the Ripleymcn Jw. V I , Y s ,', 'V v. U , 1 , 'tit - K 1 . V1 7. 'A x . , 1 : ' , ' , , ' ' , , ' , , ' ,, ' ' '- , , , . ' , ' ' 1 1 ' -l g ,, . ' . -' 1 r ' v. A hy . - 2 s ' A ' ' L Q 1 1' A ' -' , s ' , ' rr i I

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.faughs 9Vot qfatzoned o n g r a t u I a t 10 n s CC0'1f '1'f'd 'Om 11432301 rom OLYMPIA CAFE DELICIOUS SUINDAES AIND SODAS Aluays Willing To Serzr' You' 406 Ashmun Street Sault Mnchxgan Best Wishes TO THE CLASS of 1943 VAINDERHOOK C0 OHN Hovls JANETTI- MACLAKFN 558 Bmgham Ave 439 Ashmun St PHONE 91 DAY on NIGHT Congratulatlons X1 W 1 and Bejtdgvlshes Graduates of I 943 PA S S M 0 R E S S005 Leading Shoe Slorc INSIST ON THI BIST FARMER PEET S P11 c TdCflllIFdfS HAMS BACON SAUSAGES E J IMESON 81 SON Phone 2503 Way ne 'viansfxeld as Elmer Tuttle ack Thenault as Dr Wood Faxth Boult as Efhc Helen Lxpsett as Mxllle Lou Walt Boldlg as G Mery vn Roberts Lyle Thomas as Roger Xan Nleck Jack Srmpkm as Mr Harrxs Pat H1att as Shzrley Wentworth Jnm Trxm as Ralph Wentworth and Patsme Strong as Juhe Harrxs COMMITTEES FOR JUNE MAD The success of both plays depended a great deal on the good work of the commlttees This year room 29 handled all t1ckets and fmance room 20 provxded ushers and muslc room 26 supervxsed the sound effects room 21 palnted the scenery under the drrectlon of Mr Blshop room 22 dxd the make ups of the cast rooms 11 and 8 secured costumes room 4 had charge of properues room 15 handled the programs and Gwenn Buzzo and Dorothy Cowell of room 10 prepared the pubhcxty BEHIND THE SCENES Everyone wlll remember how the current tune My Devotnon ganned new popularlty and reached new hexghts because of Lyle Thomas s romantlc rendltlon of ll QSome thmg new was added'J Nor wxll the propertxes commlttee ever forget thexr ordeals for It seems that thrs group vsas nmpeded by a certam stage gremhn Such props as chocolate cup cakes and apple crder were forever drmm xshmg Ewen the cast clanmed to have been tempted by the gremlm Other llttle gremhns also busxed themselves nn meltmg the 1ce cream used by Chuck and before the performance they pulled the bottom ou of a jug of clder No effectxye weapon for use agamst these stage ely es has yet been dnscovered' The war had a decrded effect on th1s years play be cause some members of the cast worked after school and so ll was dxffncult to arrange rehearsals at a comement tame for exeryone The cast enjoyed a party after each performance of une 'Vlad one at the home of Patsxe Strong and the Soo Woolen lVI1lls Manufacturers f Outdoor Garments Page 30 . C ' I ' f . f ' A I 1,1 ' 9 1 1 a . l Y' y , , . . . . a ' 1 1 V ' v v ' ' v . , , f 1. ' ' , ::- 4- :x- :I- .. U Y S ' 5 3 - 3 ' ' S 9 S 2 :a- sz- aa- rl- I . ' If J 1 . . ,, . . . ' , . . . . 7 Y I Y 1 . . . Y . s ' Q 4,7 -41,3 . I 1 -I 1, r ' . . , 7 - T 1 , . Y . . v . I Y Y J . ' V lf !I 1 i ' I A , . 1 i I . 9 'z' . ' A K 0 . .