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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1946 volume:

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Andy 4Munchin Moochers: Junior Red Cross Council: G.A.C,: freshman class basketball Antonelli, James Jim -Home room treasurer Arbic, Theresa Terry -- Tenth grade chorus: G.A.C.: home room vice-president, secretary: Sports Council Armstrong, Patricia L. Pat -Band: choir: dance band: senior Keynote: Colonnade: hall patrol: home room president: tenth grade chorus: lifesaving: Speech Club: junior-senior play: Speech Club play Baker, Jo Ami Jo -Home room president, vice-presi- dent: tenth grade chorus Baker, Phyllis Ann Phidie -Choir: Junior Red Cross Council: tenth grade chorus: Keynote Ball, Gloriaf-Town Hall: Junior Red Cross Council: tenth grade chorus: G.A.C. Benedick, June Junie -- Home room president, vice- president, Sgt.-at-arms, treasurer: G.A.C. Blair, Lori Lou Blimpy -Senior Keynote: Library Staff: Junior Red Cross Council: hall patrol: home room Sgt- at-arms: tenth grade chorus: G.A,C.: life saving: Key- note Akkanen, Helen --Colonnade treasurer: home room presi- dent, Vice-president: senior class secretary: junior class vice-president Alhone, Kenneth 'tKenny fTrack: tenth grade chorus Alhrough, Dorothy Dot -Senior Keynote: G.A.C. Aldrich, MaryvTown Hall: home room secretary: tenth grade chorus: Keynote: Speech Club: freshman class secretary: sophomore class secretary Alexander, Betty Rae Alex -Senior Keynote: Munchin' Moochers: home room treasurer: G.A.C. Anderson, Betty Ann Peggy -Tenth Grade Chorus: G. A.C. Anderson, Donna Mae Andy -Band: Munchin' Mooch- ers: Junior Red Cross Council: orchestra: tenth grade chorus Anderson, Jack Andy -Choir: varsity football: B team football: home room president, secretary: Hi-Y: Safety Patrol Anderson, Lewis Andy f Student Council: Munchin' Moochers: home room secretary: tenth grade chorus: senior class Student Council representative Chapman, George Jr. Sonny -eChoirg B team footballlg trackg Student Councilg Munchin' Moochersg Home room secretary. vice-president: tenth grade chorusg Hi- Y secretary 4 Chedister, Elf-anon-4Choir, Senior Keynoteg Town Hall: hall patrolg home room vice-presidentg tenth grade chorus: G.A.C. bowling: lifesaving Churvh, Bernir-en Tenth grade chorus: G. A. C. Cole, Philip Phil Choir: varsity footballg B team foot- ball: track: tenth grade chorus: class basketball Cook, Shirley--'Tenth grade chorus: Cafeteria Cowell, Norman Bud -Munchin' Moochersz tenth grade chorus Cryderman, Ruby L.-History Club Cryderman, Violet Vi -Libr-ary Staff: History Club Cryderman, Vivian Vw -A Girls' All-Star team: home room treasurer: tenth grade chorus: G.A.C,: Sports Council Booth. Demosthenes J. Denny -Bancig dance hand: B team footballg senior Keynoteg Town Hall: Student Councilg hall patrolg orchestrag tenth grade chorus: Hi- Y treasurer: Safety Patrolg sophomore vice-president Boville, Dolores Dee -Junior Red Cross Councilg home room president. vice-president. secretary Brown, John Edward Johnny Calheek, Donna Min , Girls' All-Star team: G,A.C.g girls' class basketball team Calder, Lois Freckles Choir: senior Keynote: Munchin' Moochersg Junior Red Cross Councilg tenth grade chor- us: Horizon Cluhg Cafeteria Cannello, -lark Einstein -W Trackg Junior Red Cross Council: tenth grade chorus Cardinal, Otis Oats Carlson, Robert Bob -Munchin' Moochersg tenth grade chorus Curr, James---Track: Town Hallg Student Councilg tenth grade chorus: Atom Crackers 1 :J J.: t , w WJ' il 1 rf,-A .. W 'ful' it 15, , Durno, Jean-Colonnade, life saving: home room presi- dent, vice-president, secretary Eagle, June-Munchin Moochers, tenth grade chorus Ehrlich, Marie-Tenth grade chorus, History Club Elliott, CarolsSenior Keynote, Town Hall, Junior Red Cross Council, tenth grade chorus, G.A,C., Keynote, History Club Elliott, Catherine Cathy -Senior Keynote, Town Hall, hall patrol, tenth grade chorus: G.A.C., Keynote: Hori- zon Club, Sports Council Everett, Virginia Ginny -Band: choir, cheerleading, hall patrol, home room president, plays Ferguson, Mary Annie -Senior Keynote, Town Hall, Library Staff, Student Council, Keynote, Atom Crack- ers, History Club president, vice-president, Speech Club, junior life saving Flowers, Albert Ceasar -Tenth grade chorus, home room Sgt.-at-arms Fountain, Reva Pluto Curtis, Frances---Munchin Moochers Davis, Suzanne Tootie - Senior Keynote: Colonnade, home room treasurer: tenth grade chorus: Atom Crack- ers DesJardins, Bernadette Bernie 'Senior Keynote! Town Hall: Munchin Mooehers, hall patrol: tenth grade Chor- us: G. A. C. Destlardins, Mary- Choir, Munchin Mooehers, tenth grade chorus, G,A.C, Dodds, Donna--Senior Keynote: Town Hall: home room treasurer, president: tenth grade chorus: G.A,C.: class basketball Doherty, Jack Varsity football, B team football: track: Student Council sgtrat-arms: home room president, vice- president: tenth grade chorus, varsity basketball: B team basketball: Hi-Y Sgt.-at-arms Drews, Bonnie Jean Binkus Senior Keynote: Colon- nade: Student Council: home room secretary, vic-e-p1'es- ident: tenth grade chorus, Atom Crackers Drummond, Ilflarion Sis Duff, Ethel Duffie Colonnade: Student Council: home room president. vice-president. secretary, orchestra: t th ad h ' ff - en gr e c oius K LUV? gCM,Zyi,fJ l Guilmette, Robert Bob Heide, Ruby Rube -Tenth grade chorus: co-editor of senior Keynote: exchange editor of Keynote: hall patrol: History Club Hembroff, XVilhelmina VVillie Munchin Moocherst home room president Henderson, James Jim Band: home room president: class basketball Hillman, Edwin Ed Track: Atom Crackers president Hillock, Erva Heiby -Band: choir: dance band: hall patrol: home room secretary Hoath, Jack-Band: choir: B team football: senior Key- note: home room vice-president: tenth grade chorus: Hi-Y: safety patrol: sophomore president Holmes, George Rum Junior Red Cross Council: Key- note: Atom Crackers: History Club. treasurer: Speech Club. Sergeant-:it-arms: stage Crew: class basketball: 'Washington pageant: Junior Miss : Pride and Pre- judice Holmes, Lois I,o - Senior Keynote: Town Hall: G.A,Ci Fournier, Marie Frenchie - Senior eynote: unior Red Cross Council: G.A.C,: Horizon Club Freehette, Alfred Gabriel Al -Band, dance band: senior Keynote: orchestra: band dog catcher: asst. student director of orchestra Gauthier, Jeannine M. 'tGee Gee -Munchin Moochers' secretary: hall patrol: home room president: G.A.C.: cafeteria Germain, Eleanor Tenth grade chorus Gerrish, Charles Chic - Varsity football: intramural football: track: Student Council: home room treasurer. secretary, vice-president: Student Council treasurer: varsity basketball: B team basketball: Youth Center Council: freshman class softball team: Munchin Moo' chers' president Gianakura, Helen -Colonnade: Library Staff presldentz Student Council: Junior Red Cross Council: home room secretary: Keynote: Atom Crackers secretary: Youth Center Bowling league Gibbons, Faye 'Munchin Moochers: tenth grade choruit G.A.C. Gregg, Lois-Band: choir: Colonnade: Student Council: Junior Red Cross Council: home room vice-president Gross, Alhert Al Varsity foothallil track: Keynote Jones Donelda I Don -Munchin Moochers: tenth grade chorus: home room secretary. Kaltz, Marion Rose Rosy -Choirg Library Staff: student council: Speech Club: tenth grade chorus: home room vice-president. Karras, Olga Katy -Tenth grade chorus: G. A. C. Kalmisto, Jean Jeanny -Band: choir: senior Keynote: Colonnade: hall patrol: tenth grade chorus: lifesaving: home room vice-president. Kellis, Pauline-Munchin Moochers: G. A. C. Kennedy, Elizabeth Liz -Senior Keynote: Junior Red Cross Council: tenth grade chorus: G. A. C.: Atom Crackers: History Club. Kennedy. Norma Jean Jeannie - Choir: tenth grade chorus. Kenz, Herbert Herb - 'Choir vice-president: B team basketball: Hi-Y: Atom Crackers Knapp, Louise VVeezer f--Tenth grade chorus: G. A. C. Hoornstra, Clayton Clayte - Track: Atom Crackers: History Club Hotton, Peter Pete f-Choir: senior Keynote: Junior Ro- tarian: Keynote editor: Speech Club secretary: Junior Miss : Spring Green : Pride and Prejudiceug stage crew: National Thespians Hughes, Jewel .,,, Julie -Munchin Moochers: tenth grade chorus Hunt, Priscilla Pussy -Band: choir: dance band: senior Keynote: hall patrol: home room vice-president: life- saving Hunt, Robert Mike -Band: choir: varsity football: B team football: senior Keynote: Town Hall: home room secretary: tenth grade chorus: Hi-Y: safety patrol: freshman class president Isaacson, William-Munchin Moochers: tenth grade chorus Jacobsen, Marion-Choir: History Club: hall patrol: tenth grade chorus: Keynote James, Bill t'Jesse -Varsity football: B team football: senior Keynote: Student Council, Sgt.-at-Arms, presi- dent. Johnson, Lois-Choir: senior Keynote: tenth grade chorus: G. A. C.: History Club. Manning, Gayla Gay -'Senior Keynote: Town Halll Library Staff: home room secretary, treasurer: tenth grade chorus: Keynote: Speech Club: Horizon Club Matheson, Patricia Pat -Band: senior Keynote: cheer- leading: home room president, secretary, vice-president Mathison, Dorothy Ann Mike Band: Town Hall: Munchin Moochersz tenth grade chorus: Keynote: Speech Club Mvfallister, Shirley 'tSnritty Home room president. vice-president: Class basketball: tenth grrde Chorus: G. A, C.: Sports Council. McCartney, Ruby Yo Yo f Cheerleading: Colonnade: tenth grade chorus: G. A, C. president: lrorrrt- room seCretar'y: Sgt.-:it-arnrs: class vice-president McKee, Dick Dinkie -f Hi-Y Mclierchie, Margaret t'Marg --Hall pitrol: lrorne room president. Sgt.-at-arms: tenth grrrde chorus McMorris, Lorna Mack -fColontrrrde vice president: Stil- dent Council: G. A. C.: Keynote: History Club Meadowcroft, Jessie Teddie 4Choir: tenth grade chorus: G. A. C, Kritselis, Harriet Herk -Band: tenth grade chorus: G. A. C. Larke, Mary Lou Lulu f-Band, assistant secretary: orchestra: tenth grade chorus: Speech Club: junior class secretary: home room secretary. and president. Iarsen, Ken-Varsity football: B team basketballi class bzsketball: Hi-Y. Leach, Eunice Ben -Chcir: tenth grade chorus: G. A. C.: class basketball: Sports Council Lounds, Alfred Al -Choir: tenth grade chorus: Junior Red Cross Council: hall patrol MarKenzie, Evelyn Evie 4Choir: tenth grade chorus: Junioir Red Cross Council: G. A, C.: class basketball Mackin, Monna Mona -Band: senicr Keynote: Colon- nade: Student Council: home room treasurer, president Maki, Albert Ab -Varsity football: B team football: Munchin Moochers: home room president, vice-presi- dent: varsity basketball: B team basketball: senior cllss president. Male-tate, Frank Bones -Junior Red Cross Council:At0m Crackers: home room Sgt.-at-arms O'Connor, Elda Shorty +Munchin Moochers, Junior Red Cross Council, hall patrol 0'Neil, Dorothy Sis -Choir, dance band, senior Key- note, Colonnade secretary, orchestra, tenth grade chorus, Keynote, home room offices Patterson, Herman German -Choir, tenth grade chorus Patton, Philip Gorilla -Choir, varsity football, B team football, tenth grade chorus Payment, Barbara Violet Barb fKeynote, G. A. C. Pearce, Ronald Mouser -Band, president, choir, home room secretary, tenth grade chorus, Hi-Y, freshman class treasurer, junior class treasurer, senior class treasurer Pearce, William R. Slim -B team football, senior Key- note, Munchin Moochers, home room president, Key- note, Atom Crackers Peltola, Pentti K.-Munchin Moochers, Junior Red Cross Council, tenth grade chorus Pennington, Margaret J. 'tNena -Munchin Moochers: Junior Red Cross Melloh, June Junie Home room vice-president, tenth grade chorus Murphy, Clark Murph -Choir president, home room vice president: tenth grade chorus: varsity basketball. B team basketball Naramor, Dale Shorty - Choir, track, tenth grade chorus: Keynote: Atom Crackers, History Club, Speech Club, stage crew Nelson, Lillian Dolly --Band, choir, senior Keynote: Munchin Moochers: home room treasurer, tenth grade chorus Nelson, Margaret Margie fChoir, Munchin Moochers: tenth grade chorus, Keynote, History Club Nevitt, John Johnny iChoir, Hi-Y, class basketball: Junior Rotarian, president, home room offices Newcomb, Elsie -Choir, hall patrol, tenth grade chorus, Junior Red Cross Council Oakes, June Junie Choir, tenth grade chorus, home room secretary 0'Connor, Bernadine Bernie -Choir, senior Keynote, C0l0HY13d9 Dl'9Sid0nlJ Junior Red Cross, orchestra, tenth grade chorus, G. A. C., lifesaving, History Club, Horizon Club vice-president, Speech Club vice-president, Sopho- more class treasurer, home room treasurer 7.60 -.6 u 491 'if Raffaele, Eugene Pep -Tenth grade chorus: home room sergeant-at-arms Ringler, Dorothy Dot -Tenth grade chorus Riodan, Colleen 'tBubblies Town Hall: History Club Rodiger, Fc-rn Choir: senior Keynote: Student Council: Munchin Moochers: tenth grade chorus: Keynote Rogers, Hubert Hugh Choir: varsity football: B tezrrn football: track: tenth grade chorus: History Club: home room president. sergeant-at-arms Rothwell, Marian Muscles Choir: tenth grade chorus Rounds, Jean Jean:::r Clin: Y Fizif 1 .ltzziox Red Cross Council: tt-nth -' lit'-s .xpnxz Key- note Saborowski, Phyllis Penn - Choir: senior Keynote: Town Hall: library staff: Munchin Moocliersg Keynote: Speech Club Sadler, Enlnux -lean Ruger -V Senior Keynote: Colonnilde: Town Hall: Munclmin Moochers: G. A. C.: Keynote: Atom Crackers: History Club: Speech Club Peterson, L, Robert Bob -Band: choir: class basket- ball Pevarnic, Virginia Virg -Choir: tenth grade chorus: home room president, secretary Philips, Patricia Pat -Choir: Munchin Moochers: tenth grade chorus: G. A. C.: Keynote Ploegstra, Ardith Ardie -Choir: senior Keynote: Town Hall: tenth grade chorus: Atom Crackers: History Club: Speech Club: Horizon Club Poglese, Eva t'Dev Mario -V-Tenth grade chorus: G.A.C. Poppe, Robert Bob -Band: choir: dance band: Atom Crackers, treasurer: Junior Red Cross Council: home room president, secretary Preslan, Freda Freddie fTown Hall: Munchin Mooch- ers: tenth grade chorus Quack, Otto Junie 4Choir, student director: varsity football: senior Keynote: tenth grade chorus: Hi-Y: History Club: Audio-Visual Club: home room secretlry, sergeant-at-arms: class vice president: Student Council Radtke, Geraldine Jeri -Town Hall: tenth grade chorus: G. A. C.: Keynote ms. Spencer, Ernest-Munchin Moochers: Hall patrol: tenth grade chorus Splan, VVillard Willie 4Choir: varsity football: B team football: track: tenth grade chorus: varsity basketball: B team basketball: Hi-Y: class president of junior year: home room president: sergeant-at-arms Steele, Marjorie Marjann -Choir: dance band: library staff: Student Council: Junior Red Cross Council: hall patrol: home room president: G. A. C.: Speech Club Stirling, Euljne String -Choir: senior Keynote: Town Hall: hall patrol: orchestra: tenth grade chorus: Key- note: History Club: Horizon Club Swailes, Vera Shorty -Choir: tenth grade chorus: G. A. C. Tenl-Zyck, Joyce Stuff -Band: choir: Library Staff, vice-president: tenth grade chorus: G. A. C. Thomas, Dolores Dee -Band: choir: senior Keynote: assistant secretary of Student Council: tenth grade chorus: G. A. C.: Speech Club treasurer: safety patrol Thornburg, Donna. Thorny -Band: Munchin Moochers: home room president: orchestra Tillison, Donald Tinkertoy -Band: senior Keynote, sports editor: orchestra: tenth grade chorus: Keynote: home room janitor Sanderson, Audrey Aud Sawyers, Edna Mae Sandy -Senior Keynote: Town Hall: G, A. C. Scales, Hazel Hay-Day -Tenth grade chorus: G. A. C.: home room treasurer Scott, Lynn+Band: choir: track: B team basketball: class basketball Sharples, Virginia Junior -Town Hall: hall patrol: tenth grade chorus: G. A, C.: home room secretary Simpkin, Fred-Junior Red Cross Council: tenth grade chorus Smart, Jack I..- Student Council: tenth grade chorus: History Club Smith, Robert Bob --Band: choir: varsity football: B team football: track: orchestra: tenth grade chorus: Audio-Visual Club: home room president. vice-president Solberg, Gordon 'tGordie ---Choir: B team football: senior Keynote: home room treasurer. vice-president: safety patrol if . ac A 'Z VVaIlis, Phyllis Phyl -Choir: Colonnadeg Junior Red Cross Council president: tenth grade chorus: home room president, vice-president IYarick, Jack Johnny Choir: Junior Red Cross Coun- cil: tenth grade chorus: home room secretary, treasurer 'Weiss, Hilda Hildagarde Town Hall: Student Council: History Club: library staff NVQ-lch, David R. Dave H ind: Student Council: varsity basketball: B team basketball: Atom Crackers YVEICII, Donald Decky -Tenth grade chorus NVQ-lch, Erma Ermie -Choir: Town Hall: Munchirl Moochers: home room secretary: tenth grade chorus Wvilliams, David F. Dive Band: choir: senior Keynote: Munchin Moochers: orchestra vice-president: Keynote: Atom Crackers: Speech Club: National Thespians: class basketball: junior-senior plays 1Vilson, Verna.-Senior Keynote: Town Hall: Student Coun- cil: Munchin Moochers: Junior Red Cross Council vice- president: hall patrol: home room trcisurer: tenth grade chorus: Horizon Club W'0odard, Donna VVoodie -- Choir: Colonnade: home room vice-president: tenth grade chorus Tomlinson, Malcolm Radar YTenth grade chorus: Key- note photographer: Atom Crackers: Audio-Visual presi- dent, vice-president, secretary Torok, Eleanor El Choir: girls' all-star team: tenth grade chorus: G. A. C,: Sports Council: home room treasurer Traverse, Dorothy Dot -Band: choir secretary: Colon- nade: home room president, treasurer Turner, Joseph Joe Choir: Student Council: Junior Red Cross Council: home room treasurer: tenth grade chorus Tyner, Clifford WV. Slim --Track Ijjinski, Jennie Jay Choir: senior Keynote co-editor: Colonnade: Munchin Moochers: Horizon Club: home room president, vice-president: Jr,-Sr, play YanDyke, Audrey Aud fG. A. C.: Junior Red Cross VanLuven, Joseph Albert Killer -Towvn Hall: tenth grade chorus: History Club: safety patrol: room room janitor, judge WVaggoner, Jerry Jerry M 5 :S- pxesxdent secretary ioung Dorothy Dort -Choxr JUDIOI Red Cross Coun ell tenth grade chorus home 100m presldent VICE Zuppa Theodore Zup Chou' tenth grade chorus CLASS MEMORIAL For the ftrst IIITN. perhaps m the htstory of Sault Htgh .1 eltss has lemamed to see tts memorxal put to use The new scoreboard placed at the elst end of the gy mna sxum vs 1s the memornl left to Sault Hrgh by the class of Purchased ln October from the Upper Penmsula Sup ply Company at Marquette for S214 20 the memorxal ar rned and was mstalled m t1me to be put to use durmg tne Drstrxct Basketball Tournament whxch was held here m March Recently a comm1ttee of three boys Davxd Welch Jack Doherty and W1llard Splan was selected to put the class name on the scoreboard for future generatlons to see JUNIOR PROM The theme for the J Hop thns year was a Chmese Cvar den complete wxth grass pools and fountalns Smce the war rs over materxals have been more plentxful Thxs fact afforded more elaborate decoratnons Commxttees whxch made preparatlons fro the dance were Decoratxons Wir Raymond Trudgeon student chamr men Anne Karras and Farrell Ellxott Ttckers Mr A J Dean Terry Brown Properues Mr Matthew Vukehch Clyde VanDusen Programs M1ss Mabel Mather Donna McKinnon Chaperons Nhss Ruth Brad1sh Maryorxe Anderson Check Rooms Miss Agnes Solvsberg Loulne Dahlman Wayne Axkms Hall Patrol Mr Vukehch Jack Welsh Refreshments MISS Bradlsh, Carolyn Barclay. COMMENCEMENT Thxs yelr s class wtll probably be the largest graduatmg elass for many years Because of the proposed cho1r tr1p to Atlantlc Cnty semors dxd not appear at the baccalaure ate seruce m cap and govsn the cost of the rental of caps and gow ns for the length of t1me between then and com lzdward R A Green rector of St James Epnscopal Church dehvered the class sermon the mus1c for the occasxon was provlded by the St James choxr dnrected bv Mrs Louxs McP1ke At the commencement exercrses the processxonal and recessronal wlll be played by the hlgh school orchestra A selection suxtable for the occasnon will be sung by a vocal tno consntmg of Patr1c1a Armstrong Maryone Steele and Pnscxlla Hunt Donna Thornburg wrll play a French horn solo To Thee We Smg wxll be the choxr s selectxon Al Makl presxdent of the Semor Class wxll present the class memonal The Reverend Joseph H Sexfert Pastor of St Josephs Catholxc Church wrll gxve the mvocatnon and the benedxctxon wnll be gxven by Mayor Lawrence Peterson of the Salvatxon Army John Henry Muyskens Assocmate Professor of Phone txcs m the Department of Speech of the UHIVEFSIIY of Mxchlgan has been secured to delnver the commencement address PICNIC The Class of 46 had thexr PICHIL at Brevort Lake on Saturday une 1 Th1s IS one of the exclusne semor events no outsxders could attend Eyeryone brought h1s own lunch The class treasury paid for xce cream and pop After eatmg the class en yoyed dancmg m the pav1lxon A few brave souls even yentured mto the xcy brme for a second of swxmmxng Buses were chartered to transport the semors to thenr destmatxon page fourteen T7-,wg - - Y . rr vt ' . 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Xlxsox lxxxsm av- Y fu- iv C Rom R1 lout LNSON 'XXTIIOXN lxltoxs Brx QIISIIXSKI H , Mun, Imx ARD Russ: Il Lxuz Tnoxtu Om ID Lux sox joux JOLLINII at NIELNIN SCALES inf X ,,,. 4 4 ' , 'CQ y ga, ' ' 'r 'V 1 M s ff NT , 1 .. l . . J ll'll 1 , Q , 'X ,vu X I Y f.A' I ' r .Y .' '. . .' NUM- 2 g W. , Y V A 'X A. A--I , ' 3 1 fr A S 1' , Y ' A 'K A' at K- r . , Poppe Bottom Row Lllllan Nelson Jennle UJ1hSkl and Ruby Helde NIATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY To be ehgrble for membershm 1n the Natxonal Honor Socxety a student must be 1n the upper one thrrd of hrs class nn scholarshxp, rn addmon to possessmg the quahtles of character, leadership and servxce Not more than f1fteen percent of the class can be so honored, therefore, the upper thrrd group ns hsted, then submxtted to the semor home rooms where the members rate the students on those quahtxes mentroned prevxously The fmal selectnon ns made by a faculty commrttee who take mto consmderatnon the comb1ned ratmgs of the semors and faculty members Thls year the 21 semors selected were formally mstalled and presented membershlp p1ns by 'Mrs Kathleen Sobesky vxho was a member of the flrst Natronal Honor Soc1ety rn the Sault have been von by many member of the class of 1946 The fue semors who haye mamtamed the hrghest scholastic records m therr class are Lrlhan Nelson Robert Poppe ohn Nevrtt, enme Ujmskl, and Ruby Hende These flve students who have achreved thrs honor were revs arded by recexvmg pms and specral recogmtlon at the Honors Assembly on May 2 The two boys have followed an academlc course wh1le the grrls took up commercxal work Lrlhan Nelson, rankmg hxghest has also found tlme for musnc work on the semor Keynote, and membership nn the Vlunchm Moochers She consrders hrstory her hardest subject, wh1le typmg and shorthand came to her qurte eas1ly Of all the subjects she has taken, she found chorr her most enjoyable Bob Poppe could be called the musncxan of the group because of hrs outstandmg vmork rn band dance band, and choxr He has also been a member of the Atom Crackers and the jumor Red Cross Counc1l Geometry proved to be hrs easlest subject as vsell as hrs most enjoyable wh1le Enghsh seemed most d1ff1cult ohn NCVIIZ has attended Soo Hugh for only two years, h1s freshman and semor years He s a member of cholr and H1 Y He hkes trrg but found geometry easrest vxh1le h1story gaye hrm the most trouble enme Uj1nsk1 bes1des her regular studles, has been a mem As her easxcst and most hkcable subject, algebra heads the hst vxhrle she found hnstory her most drfflcult Ruby Hexde, hke Lrlhan, found typmg and shorthand very easy, and was one out of three to recelvc her 120 word cert1f1 cate rn shorthand H1story was her most dlfflCUlI subject, too, and she hked French best She has been a member of the Hlstory Club, Hall Patrol, and Red Cross, besldes vsorklng w1th Jenme as co edrtor of th1s Keynote Top Roxy Albert Mak1 John Nexltt Denny Booth Albert Gross Wllllam Pearce Second Ron From the Top David Welch D3X1d Wulhams Charles Gerrlsh Ronald Pearce Robert Poppe Th1rd Rom From the Top Dorothy Jean ONexll Bernadme OConnox Ardzth Ploegstra Dolores Thomas Emma Jean Sadler Jennle UJlHSkl Bottom Rovs Hllda Welss Monna Mackm Suzanne Davts Patrxcxa Armstrong, Mary Lou Larke page sn teen 1 ' S t H U N U . . . . . , V , J ' ' J . . ' . . . A 'x ., ' ' . T . ' . ' ' ,I ' J ' . s. ls ,, ,,, J . . . . . l , ' . . . . ' I . 8 . 1 1 1 . I l . . ' I . 1 1 1 I , . J . 1 K i I 1 ' 1 l y V . . 7 . J . .. ., m . X it .X H - Back Roxyvz fleft to 1-ighty - John Nevin and Bgb ber of Colonnade, the Munch1n Moochers, and the Horizon Club. A , Y . , . . 1946 SPECI L AWARDS C .I Ab Maki was chosen as the outstanding senior to receive the Cup of 1923. He has an excellent record in scholarship, leadership, character, and service to the school. Ab won honors in both varsity football and basketball. He was in the upper third of his class, and was chosen for membership in the National Honor Society. The confidence of his classmates was demonstrated by their choice of Ab as presi- dent of the senior class. He was also an active member of home room 31. He served Nloochers Club Because of the many fine qualities he possessed Ab well deserves the Cup of 23 D A R Becluse she is 1 good citizen 1 caplble leader md has excellent qualities of character Dorothy jean Oheil xx is Selected as this yelrs recipient of the D A R Good Citizenship Avs ard Dorothy Jeln is vs ell lxDOXNl'l for her musical actin ties, both in Sault High and throughout the citx She is pianist for the choir md dance band, and plays the cello in the orchestrt The wide range of her abilities is shown bx the fact thlt she has hid three pictures published in the magazine ScHooL ARTs In her home room Dorothy has served as president, nee president and secretary A member of Colonnade, she was chosen secretary in her senior year In spite of all these actn ities, which require so much of her time, Dorothx has mam tained an excellent record in the upper third of her class Since she IS outstanding in character, leadership and service to her school, she was elected to the N1t1on1l Honor Society the upper iourth of his eliss this home room both as president and vice-president. He xx is 1 member of the Vlunchin N M Xlr Due Riplex in be alf of X11 liul Kelims presented Chlrles Chic Gerris with the Lnixersitx of XI1kl'll7lf1 Alumni Trophy Chic is in f 3 js.- fmq se 1 4 nh He is llso in ill round ,ood lthlete He xx is on the ninth grade softbill teim B Iclfll tr1el1 xirsitx t11el1 xlrsitx iootball intrlmural tootblll B Ielrh blsleetbill x irsitx basketbzll md pitcher or th blsebzll telm Chic WIS tre lsurer seeretirx wee president and Student Council representative ot his home room He xx is llso cli s Student Council representltix e, tre1surer of the Student Council unior Rotirian elzss Xouth Center Council representatue, md pres ident of the Nlunchm Nlooehers He xx is 1 deserune, xxinnei ot the trophx Congrltulltions Chic 1 , , . V ' . 1 1 1 1 I , l u -A ' 1 .. , . . , .1 1 1 V1 - 11- 1 -V1 1 1 . 1 , 1 1 1 1 1. Y 11 . , 1 ,- 1 1 , e. 1 1 1 t 1 r 1 1 A 1 K 1. 1 1 1 . 1 11 . 1 1 V-1 1 1 11 - 1 - ,. . . 1 r v ' - 1 1 1 1 V ' , 1 1 A' R ii V iv U . 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'1 1 - 1- 1 1 11 v v r 1- 1 - 1 - - 1. 1 . . 1 1 . 1 . e H... 1 Tn 111 C Fllllele 11111 Xle111o111l T1opl1x xx IS reCe1xed tl11s xeu bx Xlonnl Xlulxm Th1s trophx IS g1xe11 not so I11Llel1 lOl sel1ol1xt1e 1 eord but more to the g1rl xx ho seems to possess 1 fme chnraerer hue 1 111tu1e of lI'1Ll1LlllI1eSS me kmdlmess xx ho seems Nxlllln to perform i!11lll dunes ehee1tullx 'lI'lLl xx ho IN tl pendxble and LOOPL1 1t1xe Nlon111 xx IS e1osen IS t e 1,1r xx ho best l1x eLl up to t les qLllllf1LS BkSlLleS belng 1n 1ct1xe membe1 of blnd md 01ehest11 X10nn1 xx lx p1es1dent 1nd tre1sure1 ol her home room 1nd .1 member ot the Colonnlde Club In her ILIIIIOI xe1r she represented hen home room 1n Student COLlHCll she xx as eleeted IS ellss representl t1xe on the LOLlI'lC1l 1n her semor xear She gaxe 1 dehghtful pertormlnee as C,l1l!'l0IIL Lucas 1n the Speech Club plax Pr1de and Pre1ud1ce xx h1el1 brought lbout l1e1 elect1on to the NlIlOD1l Thespnns x mg xxork 1n yournahsm Peter Hotton, ed1tor of the Key note, xx as 1xx xrded The Fx enmg News Trophy for 1946 Peter has glW en freclx of l11s tune and effort to the school pape1 both the regular 1nd semor ed1t1ons He has also publ1shed hlS own newspapu, TH1 NEIGHBORHOOD N1 xx 5 exer s1nce he vxas 12 years of age HIS amb1t1on IS to oxx n h15 oxxn newspaper Bes1des 1115 Kex note act1x1t1e5 he has been 1 member of the cho1r seeretlrx 1n the Speech Club, 1nd one of the stage erexx He has appeared IH sex eral plaxs IUIOHE, wh1eh 1re un1or MISS md Sprmg Green He xxas made a Nauonal Thespnn because of h1s OUISflHdlI'1g work 1n speech act1x1t1es Peter xxell deserx es th15 trophx As the sen1or vxho h1s excelled 1n x1ol1n. the Harr1et Pea1 son NIus1c Avx ard was gxxen to Dax 1d W1lll3mS BCS1dCS playfmg 1n the orchestra, Daxe IS m band, and he 15 also a bass 1n the sen1or choxr He has been xerx acuve 1n the Speech Club by takmg part 1n the followmg dramauc product1on5 LIS ten, Nlr Speaker, ' un1or Nhss, If He Could Speak and 'Sprmg Green A a result of h15 performances, he was chosen as one of the ten Natxonal Thesp1an5 of 1946 Bemg mterested 1n SCICHCC, he was elected mto the Atom Crackers Daxe IS a member of the regular Key note and the sen1or Kevnote page ezgbieen ' Q Qc ' s. 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A . ,, ,n Q ' In S I C HUNURS ASSEMBLY was held on Thursday May 2nd The program follows Xrctory Overture Yoder Hugh School Band Lucky Star Arban Alfred Irechette Cornetxst Dorothy Jean O'Xe1ll Accompanrst Presentatron of Scholarshrp Honors Prmcnpal Harold W Bruce These students haye the hrghest record for scholarshrp rn four years yyork Ruby Herde Lrllnn Nel son John Neyltt Robert Poppe enme Uymskm Pre entatron of the Yatronal Honor Soerety Vlrs Ktthleen Sobesky Viembershxp rn thrs orgamzatron IS based upon qulhfncatrons of scholtrshrp leadershrp char acter and serynee Not more than frfteen per cent of the class may be chosen and these must be from the upper one thrrd rn scholarshnp Clure DeLune Debussy Dorothy ean ONe1ll pnmst Presentltxon of Ayyards Gertrude Hrlls Vfemorxal Trophy Vlrss Ahee Dob1e Harrret A Pearson MUSIC Award Vir Earl P Thomas Cup of 1923 Nir Osvyald Vlaclnms Eyenmg News Journahsm Trophy E J Sund strom Umyersrty of M1Chlg3H Alumm Trophy Wir Paul Adams DA R Crtxzenshxp Award Mrs Verstraate Caro V110 Ben Glordanr Prrscrlll Hunt Soprano Dorothy Jean 0Ne1ll Accompamst Address Rey Walter Ratchffe Homage to Youth Olrvadotn Hrgh School Band Attendance Honors These students have been neither absent nor tardy durmg therr four years m hrgh school Helen Gxanakura Eumce Leach Ruby McCartney Achrevement Honors These students have won con srderable success m the followmg phases of school hfe ATHLETICS Basketball Jack Doherty Charles Gerrrsh fCaptamJ Albert Makr Wzllard Splan Day rd Welch Football John Anderson Phrlrp Cole Jack Doherty Charles Gerrrsh Albert Gross Robert Hunt Wrlham James Kenneth Larsen Albert Vlakn Phrlxp Patton Hu bert Rogers fCaptamj Robert Smnth Wxllard Splan Track-George Chapman Jack Doherty Charles Ger r1sh Hubert Rogers Wrllard Splan Gymnastxc Achrevement Lewrs Anderson James An tonelh Norman Cowell James Henderson George Holmes Clayton Hoornstra Kenneth Larsen Rrchard McKee Penttr Peltola Fred Srmpkm ack Smart Grrls Physrcal Education Theresa Arbnc Eleanor Chedxster Mane Fourmer Ey elyn MacKenz1e Shrrley Mc Calhster, Ruby McCartnev, Eunrce Leach, Eleanor Torok page mm'tc'en JOURNXALISX1 Key note Albert Gross Peter Hotton Gayla Nlannmg Dorothy Jean ONe1ll Fern Rodlger Emma Jean Sadler Donald Trllxson Keynote Semor Edrtron Ruby Herde urll and Seroll Albert Gross Dorothy em ONexll Fmml em Sldler VTLSIC Pltrlexl Armstrong Alfred freehette lrlscxlll Hunt Dorothy Ieln ONenll Robert Peterson Robert Poppe Vhrgorne Ann Steele Donna Thornburg Srfrreri Dlseussxon leaders ln Tovyn Hull Club Axdxth Ploeg stru Ceraldme Rzdtke Emma can Sadler Joseph Yan Luyen 'Natronal Thesplans Patrlcra Armstrong ae Burch Ceorge Holmes Peter Hotton Nrhry Lou Larke Nlomct Vlacknn Gayla Vllnmng Bernadlne OConnor Dolores Thomas Day 1d W1ll1ams Seryrce Honors These students haye grven much more than the ordrnary servrce requxred m these actryrtnes Art Dorothy Jean ONe1ll Atom Craekers--Clayton Hoornstra Malcolm Tom hnson Audro Xnsual Malcolm Tomhnson Cafeterra Theresa Arbxc Shxrley Cook Jeannme Gau threr Flda O Connor Yerna Wilson Cheer Leaders Ruby McCartney Hall Patrol Lon Lou Blarr Verna Wllson H1Y Demosthenes Booth Jack Doherty Robert Hunt Herbert Kenz Kenneth Larsen Otto Quack Wrl lard Splan umor Red Cross Joseph Turner Phyllrs VV alhs Library Staff Lorx Lou Blaxr Helen Gramkura Mar ran Rose Kaltz Joy ce TenEyck MUSIC Department Patrrcra Armstrong Demosthenes Booth Lors Calder Irya H1llock Chapman Alfred Fre chette Prrscrlla Hunt Mary Lou Larke Lrllran Nelson Dorothy Jean ONe1ll Robert Poppe Ctto Quack Mar yorre Ann Steele Dorothv Tray erse SPEEcH Sttge Crew Jae Brrch George Holmes Peter Hotton D1le N1r.1mor Day rd Wxllrams Tovy n Hall Donna Dodds Freda Preslan Hnlda Werss Ermx Welch, Verna Wrlson 9 V' V V1 ' .. ... . 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Y . . - l . 1 1 Y v s v s lk To the Graduates of 1946 We salute rn you an outstandmg class wnth dnstmc tron for merxtorrous c1t17enshnp dur1ng the war years and added lustre for the armed servxce personnel lrsted among you A greater challenge faces you than eyen that whrch shxp for a lastmg peace to be the eyes for the bllnd and the strmulus for the letharglc Your burmng desrre to follow the gleam to put servxce aboye self to Work for one world are all that stand between us and catastrophe You haye endeared yourselves to all of us We wrsh you every happiness and mute you back to old Sault Hrgh at every opportumty Foss Elvyyn Supermtendent of Schools Llllzan Maurer Margaret Brady Bess Jones Martel McK1nst1y Harrlet Watson LEADERSHIP of Nir Fluyn and Xlr Bruee has made rt possxble for us to go forth mto a complex yy orld auth knowledge and experrence ysrth yxlueh to face our problems To the Class of 46 Durmg the past four years the sxze of our graduatmg classes has grown steadnly smaller The demands of our armed forces and the needs of mdustry created a dram whnch mcreased steadxly Thns year we haye been glad to welcome qurte a number of veterans back to Sault Hxgh and our Veterans Instxtute These gams coupled wrch those brought about by the commg of peace wall probably make the Class of 1946 our largest to date Thls IS splen drd eudence of the hrgh yalue vshrch our natnon places upon 1 hrgh school educatxon Harold W Bruce Prmcxpal of the Hugh School Ve are mdeed grateful to the offrce force for the many myaluable ser uces which they hate performed durmg thus year and those precedmg page fucnfy X Y, , l Tl 1 . 4 L ' X S k ' . Y V. ' y 1 yl I ' I L v. S I I , u 'A h I 2 . . . U l ' . Y Y I I 1 ' faced the war classes. You are expected to assume leader- ' ' ' I . . x, . x 1, ' lf Y E 73 . Y ' h' 'I I ' . V 7 S V 3 7 Q I . , L S 5 n B K . V , ' ' 1 7 . 7 H , Y' - 'x I f x x . x . I I 7 ' 'A 1 l U , , A X XRIED CURRICLLUNI XX ITH A Y GUIDANCE HAS PROXIDED TRAININIG FOR Hour heoxoxucs Althea Goodrlek Bloduen Johns Frances ZIHTUIQIHISH Hazel Blaxr Marcella Frank Dorothy Pettlt Kathryn Falls Ruth Bxadxsh 'VIabel Mather Lurene Burgan Agnes Solvsberg WAN. UAL AR rs Manual Arts IS an lru 1n general edueatlon Vkhlgh meets the needs ot the puplls tor CXPCFICDCCS m the use ot materlals tools equxpment md 1 knowledge of the proeesses ot mdustry and thelr socnl slgmfmeance to the hte of the commumtx I brlet mmu 11 arts ls 1 feeder to the trade courses Nlodern SOCICIQ 1S becommg more and more complex, tramed hands and tramed mmds must stork together lf we are to enjox the rrthness ot hfe wxhlch the tvs entxeth centurx makes posslble page tu enfg one TI-IE NIANY SIDED LIFE THAT A W ORLD AT PE ACE VIAY BRING The students of todas are the home makers of tomorrow Under the leadersh1p ot Nllss Znmmerrnan our home economrcs department has prouded an opportumty for us to learn the fundamentals of home makmg m 1 future that promlses peace :xc Hsu ANU IORIICN IAM Lxof The studs of I:n3,,l1sh BIVLS us tn opportumty to apprecute the great works of hterlture I'h1s study en1bles us to rud speak, 1nd wrxte more effectn. ely One of our many pnvnleges around Sault Hlgh IS that of studymg forelgn languages Through our vlslts to Rome guage but vuth the habnts 1nd eustoms of the people as we 1 Loyd 'xandeberg Edward Beltlam Alfred Nelson Matthew Vukellch Langsford Collms A L T V ' f A 3 , l ' l p v. 'A ' I ...UQ 5 -Lg 2 , v ' , ' ,' 1- -Q ' 1 s 'L 1 I 1 1 I 7 Y . , . . and France, we not only become acquainted with the Ian- V. I 1 . v , . --if ll. V I I V ' A '1 I 1 I A I . ' 1 X A D , Y 3 - 3 ' t K 5 k 1 'I 3' I . 7 - -g rr n 3 . ' 1 -N - ' Y . I V1 ' ' 1 ' I v v - 1 A ' l , . n I , l V- Raymond Txudgeon Daud Rnpley Hulda Stxoebel Ruth Haddock W1ll1am PYICE SOCIAL Sell rs Cl The study of soelal sc1ence helps us to beeome better cmzens and creates .1 desxre to msuer problems of peace as patrlotncalls .15 ue answer the c1ll to war We become more exuc mmded trynng to help solve present problems and prex ent repeatlng I'IllSI8lxCS of wmrs 1n the past Earl P Thomas Margaret Menet, Fay Arrleh Dolphme Blozeau Clyde Peterson SPLLIAI s Some ot the most app eeuted subjeets are those 1n vxhxch we are .xble to use our own talents whether If e musle xrt, xthlenes or othermse We are espeeullx proud of our oun Sault High Cholr, band ind orehestra, the Blue Deuls, and our lrtlsts I our hbrlrx ue mr able to fmd the best books and magazmes for stuelx O1 readmg ple1sure and pat1ent guldanee m loeatmg materxal Ctmxu Rfl L L U lk 1 eellllll OI stenoexl lels wa leeepex me leeountlnts l-lle eom mexen e putmex hu lt 1 lI'l1Ll e t s s mmf' S OHL IO wlleeev l Ill LXLLLI tue Elnal Iruson WXIQIYIII Ray Esthel Abbott Helena Skmnez You that peaee IS here, there IS A gleelt need tor mathemltlelans 1n mam flelds of work .1VlJtlOI'i, leeountlng r1d1o engmeer mg, electnentv, md m1m others too numerous to ment1on W1th the dexelopment of 1tom1e energy r1d1r, new drugs, and countless other adx nnces, the modern world ns becommg more :md more an :nge of sexence As txme goes on, there w1ll be mam conxemences that xull tike the pllee of rnany dexxces th1t ve now have Famous doctors md ehemxsts of the future mu eome out of Sault I-hgh l Ralph XICBAIH Rosa Nloehung Thelma Collms Eduald Honka new Aur1e Dean Ethel Joslln Ben Tamblyn page fu mix lu 0 , .. A ln .1 pxlcef l worll there is .1 zevcr-ending l- . d ff ' jnplv. lexlew- -w, . lr' . . ' ' ' - le .' -nt . .iled LlNll cl' 'ink' hi tem' 5- x i . I f V ' Vx . x 1 V - X K MATH and S611-LNQE i Y K 'i- X 1 h 1. 'E il A f x X I-I. 1, ', i.,',' k-- ' yt , ',,- X xr! h . .W 1 'A Y' s I' V .E 1 I. x x 'I Y V. I YI s ' - - v---' s ',- f , 1 ' v ' vs . . 1 v ., .N . , , s W 1 ' X I i'A U I I n A . I' rx C 1 ' l l 1 r ' 3 - is Q . , . e , - 'A V ' - 'I V 1 ' n ' - Vlurxel Papmeau H1-Y OI-'I-ILERS President . . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Sergeant-at-Arms Adviser . . W'illard Splan . Bob Hunt George Chapman . Denny Booth . jack Doherty David Ripley SILDENI Coextu Oirlcrks President X ice President Seeretarx Tre lsurer Sergeant .lt Arms Adx iser Bill xmes Otto Quick Xluriel Plplnelll Xiu Crtw ford Bill Brosco Ruth Hlddock Cotoxx xm C1 e is O1 1 ICI RS President Qlirst Semester, Bern xdine O Connor President QSeeond Semesterj Nice President Lorna VIcVlorr1s Secretary Dorothy Jean ONc1l Treasurer CFIFSI Semesterj Helen Akkanen Treasurer Seeond Semester Donnl MCKIUDOH Te of bxult High hue furnished additionzl opportunities for gaming information 1nd learning the kind of cooperation and responsibility that will be needed to keep THE WORLD AT PEACY HI Y The most impormnt exents of the H1 Y schedule this xelr wer the sendmg of three boss Fzrrell Elliott Otto Quacle and Denny Booth to the Vllrquette conference and F1rrell Elliott and Dennx Booth to 1 mock state legislature 1n Lansing In October the boys had an initia t1on party at Mr Price s cabin Dur mg the year they hate sold basketball and football programs and pennants With the Colonnade Club H1 Y sponsored an all school Christmas party On May 14 they had a joint social meeting with Colonnade page luc'nlJ three STUDENT COUNCIL The elub which probably carr1es the most responsibihtx is our eox ern ins, body the Student Couneil The most outstlnding projeet thls tear is the contmulnce of paxments for the ene of elnnine hsher our adopted lreneh ,url This proleet w lx t rted 1 t se lll emmne ts been eoliespondin., with Sllllt Ilia, LYLI' blflee ew ntmes w ete id to t e XX or d XX u ll honor roll this Keir T e members xotel to put 1 gltss on the XX orld XX ir l m morill e Connell e, e two 1et1x tx tieket pmrties on on Htllow een night and the other in eelebration ot X alen tine s Du This organization contributed 525 to the athletic fund .md S10 for the choir trip to Atlmtic City COLONNADE CLUB Colonnlde Club w IS orgmnzed in 1921 to recognwe md develop the qunhties of leadership eharacter and serxiee which grow more impontlnt in olxnng the problems which l seniors md ten juniors ehosen for the posssesion of the iboxe nlmed quilt ti s mei the mbihts to muntam a 1 in sehollrs 1 This x lr the elub members enter tune tt irls new to Sault Hug mt 1 tel in September To elrn mones to tmanee their projects they haxe sold pop It 111 football and basketball games They have been ready to serve wheres er they were needtd 7. i 3 . I ' ' Y 7' i . A A D f , 1 ' ' ' H , t ' xx ' . . Q., Y V' ' ' l . l -' v f P 3 t . n U n s A . h Y . . , X .- ' ' ' , ' , V- - l . 7 - ' ' . e s y le L svx ' y V e - -' . . . . - - K ' , ' - - - t . . - . ' 'Q ' , ' . . , D L l . ' V i , X , t I Y X . v' - - v ' s , V -- ' - A ' , X , Q , ' ., ' S H K, X , . ,' ic A A U l I X P Y ' T i' P .ihe.1ei. The club is made up of twenty - s a X l.s air . d ' h. ' Q I '- , '. ',s V-ic ,,, ' .ei ,. ,.' ' , A ,,-A t'- . ,Y-3 Y Y . 1 1 . . Y - . 3 1 Y X' ' . to . ded h C - ' - , l C , ,. l ' ' 'X Y ' -- h' . . , . . ' - L ' .uexye . . p. ' v 6 h- ' ' 'e . Y . H , , ' , I X rr 'rt Q -K ' r '-CN I 1 - s s s s - . ' .v, . - Th- ' mv- ' ' ' Rl lsgi P X V ' ish' . ' Y ' - '- A 3. , C t -N 'y . xx ' . 1 1 Q sa ,1- , . - y ' - li ii l i Q v if 7 7 ' 1 . . 4 - . . . ' - 1 . wr x T V '- LIBRARY STAFF The Anna Helen 'Vlorse School L1 brary has alded many students and veterans w1th a new lme of book ser YICC-VOC3.I10D3l books These books have been especxally helpful to the veterans who would hke to know more about the job they 1ntend to get now that they are home agam There are now 6,546 books ln the hbrarx Thls wear 24 students gaxe thcll' SLFVICCS to the staff TOWN HALL CLUB Town Hall Club IS a student Cl1s eusslon club open to hxgh school stu dents takmg socral scxence The toll of the cners b ll rang ln an assembly on race prejudlce Emma Jean Sadler Charles Schram Ardlth Ploegstra and Joe Yan Luxen were the speakers, and Geraldme Radtke xx as student moderator Student d1s cussnon follovsed The club had tno jomt me-:tmgs mth Colleglate Lllili xRx SI Xl lrsldent X le lreslele xt Seefetlll lrelsurel Sergeant II 'klllls 1 O1 1 ILFRS Helen Cuamkura jox ce Tenllxck -Xnn Xllflt Sl1lfCI' Bexexlx llught om Rexllx Xdus Nlrs Nllrglret Xlenet Ioxxx HKIL UIIICIRS FIRST Sr XIESTYR llesle t X ree I I'L.S1LlLl1I Reeordmg See C orresponclmg be ITLISLIILI g I II s lllllllllelllll l'I'lll11l eln Sadler Charles Sehram Gel llelme Rldtke H1ld1 Vsexss ean Prlee Rumond Txpert Dons Nlmlunnex S1 toxin SFXII su R X1ee l reslelent N ernl Wxlson Reeorehng Secnetux oe N 111 luxen C orresponehng Secretars Dorls Vlavxhmney Treasurer ean Prxce Sergeant If Arms Ceraldme Radtke Ilrhamentmln Pat Papmeau Adxxser Wllllam S Prxce SPLFCH CI UB OrF1cERs FIRST Sr XIESTI R I resident X 1ce Presldent Seeretarj. Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Vary Lou Larke Peter Hotton Vlonna Mackm Dolores Thomas George Holmes Sracoxn SENIESTER Presrdent Elbert Woodard X ICC Presldent ean Ala Secretary Xlary Lou Matheson Treasurer Donna McKmnon Sergeant at Arms Farrell Elhott Advxser Agnes Solw sberg THE SPEECH CLUB The Speech Club chose Prrde and Prejud1ce as thelr play thls year A profxt of about S12 was cleared After the play members of the club enjoy ed a partv Yew plat books gelatm shdes for hghts md make up were purchased md new people were tramed rn the mrt of mlke up The Spceeh Club entertamed the Yatxonal Thcsplans at a parts m the St J.ln1es'Cl1L1rel'l, -Xprll 29 pagr lu c 1113 four W H' f ' ' D ' , , , ' A7 V, . . . L Q .- A 'e 3 f -1 . j ' j ' V: V: 's-ys - - - - I I f 1 ' r A er . . 3. . . 0. ' . ' if f R T. , , . 3 J' len .... . Y .- ' s-,Y s- ' F s , - L S 'Q y . . ' SC1't'L'.lH -.ll-LX '11 . 4 ' '. ' '. ' . 'ian . . . ' ' Pre-sielent . . Charles Schram H J F' K . . V' L 'I T I I xl .1 Y xii 3 -L - . Ex 1 . 1 t rl ' . 'A ' D . ' , Y 1' x - li X V s 1 4 A . 3 1 ,. . . , l A , - - . I O I Y V . . 1. - , T - A '- I l . . ,, . Y . V ' r , . ' . - . , I , 1 I YH . . c Y Y - 3 x A . A V ' . . ' v ' 5 7- 7' V-7 9 ' S- Vi 9 , ' t s f 1 . vs 1 ' s ' AUDIO X ISUAI. CLUB Operatmg the publlc address sys tem runnmg the nxckelodxan for school part1es and mxxers and shows Ing educatxonal frlms are the regular dutnes of the Audxo Xnsual Club An assembly was put on bs thrs club the second semester whxch con srsted of a skxt and a movxe The skxt was planned propertxes obtamed eoachmg and dxrectxng done all by the students Thns club cooperated wrth the dmc mg class and mth CIVIC clubs and church orgamzatxons rn the communx Aemo X ISLAL O1r1eERs Presxdent Malcolm Tomhnson Xxcc Presxdent B111 Brown Seeretlry and Treasurer Wayne Cooper Sergemt lt Arms 1m Honkanen Ady 1ser Raymond Trudeeon Aroxr CRACKERS Edward H1llHlll1 Dave Welch Helen Gxanakurl Bob Poppe A J Dean Presrdent Vlce Presldent SCCrctary Treasurer Ads user HISTORH CLUB Fnesr SENIESTER OE11cLRs Presrdent Mary Ferguson 5ee1et1ry . Hrldt XXVCISS Treasurer . George Holmes Sergeant at Arms Dale Naramor SECOYD SEINIESTER OFFICERS . Dorothy Rov . I-hlda WVCISS Hubert Rogers Hulda Stroebel Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer Ads xser page tu enty fue ATONI CR ACKERS One of the gboals ot the Atom Crackers has been to bus a new photo enlarger for the dark room At the present t1me they haxe about enough money to buy a fturly good machme In the fxeld of sclence thns club has accomplxshed these projects learnmg to use the shde rule studsmg the fun damentals of radio learnmg hovs to make prmts deyelop films and en large earrung out smous experx ments m ehemnstry sueh as testmy, milk mlkmg rayon makmg eold cream and testxng lubrmcatmg oxl I peace scrence plays 1 great part ln thxs world HISTORY CLLB The Hxstory Club IS planmng to purchase h1stor1cal fxlms to be used bs the soenal sc1ence department They hasc donated fmancnal :nd to our French orphan eanmne I'1sher fnlled Red Cross boxes and purchased Easter sea s Thrs elub eomposed of about 15 members hopes to elose the years lctrxmes ulth 1 trlp to 'Vlaekmae Island V r - I . 1 ' ' V- ' 1 1 , - 1 Y K ' ' ' 1 11 'V 1 ' ' ' 1 ' ' . 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I V' ' 1 ' V 1- 1 - e . . . s 1 , - - . . 1 . .' 1 v ,1 e 1- 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' . . . . . . e Back Row left to rlght Coach Peterson Wlllard Splan Charles Gerrxsh Jack Anderson Hubert Rogers Bob Hunt Al Gloss Jack Doherty Phxl Cole Ken Lazsen Jack VVe1sh A1 Makl Coach Rlpley Loyyer Royv Max Crawford Don Tavern John Mol ey B111 James Bud Cooper Elbert Woodard Bob Smlth Phil Patton Francls Gagnon SCORINC STATISTICS SCORING STATISTICS P A T Splan Gtrrlsh Cooper ames Gagnon Crawford Makn Tavern Rogers Beadle Andersen Alkms 2 4 J Welsh tackled Menommee player beh1nd h1s own goal lme for a safety for the other two Sault poxnts VARSITY FUUTBAII seven game total of 266 po1nts to themr opponent s 57 the Blue Devlls fmrshed the season wxth flV6 w1ns one ue and one loss for an 833 percentage mark m the wm and loss column Wxth the1r 35 pomt average per game they were rated by many sports wrnters as co champs wlth Escanaba of the U P Escanaba Endmg a tvy elye year strmg of defeats by thzs team the Blue Dey 1ls opened the season holdmg a strong Escanaba eleven to a 13 13 dravy The Sault tra1led 7 6 at halftnme when thur try for extra pomts falled after Gerrmsh s beautlful run for a Sault flrst quarter score I the th1rd quarter Splan p1ssed to Cooper to put the Sault mto the lead 13 7 but 1n the closxng mmutes of the game Ross grabbed a beautlful spot pass and outraced the Sault secondary to tu. the score The greatest thrlll of the game came yyhen Fscanabas txy for the extr1 pomt bounced oo Opponents Frrst Downs By rushmg By passmg By penaltnes Nlet gam pushmg 1691 1004 Yet gam passmg Total gam 2508 1441 Passes trned Passes completed Intercepted by off tht cross bar to end the game rn a 13 13 t1e Ishpemmg Wxth Gerrnsh scormg two touchdowns In the fxrst mmute of play the Rnpleyltes proceeded to route the Hematrtes of Ishpemmg by a 60 0 count Splan and Crawford also accounted for two touchdovy ns each In the Sault s scormg Ishpemmg got to the Sault one foot lme but fanled to score when the S1ult lme 1rose to the occa snon to stop the Ishpemmg att1ck 'Vlenommee Unfamllxar yylth the T formauon tht Blue Deylls were upset by the Vlenommte Vlaroons by :I 19 15 margm The Vlaroons qunckly got tvyo f1rst quar ter touchdowns then held on yyh1lt the Sault play yyas yastly unproymg Th Sault held Nltnommee scoreless nn tht second half yy hxle amts stortd for the Deylls Collegxate In yymmng th Arlntn trophy fox nh mttr c1ty champ1onsh1p tht Blue Deylls ltd by Splan md amts yylth tyyo touchdoyyns IPILCL thoroughly trounced ICNOHIIHLILCI on plgt 48 pug' lurnly sly .a is-L . nkxa T.D. . . . T.P. S . , 12 7 79 1 ' .... A .... 9 2 56 ' , . 77 54 ,. , .,,..,. ,. 6 1 37 - ' ' ' . , ..,, . . 64 7 J ,,.,.,.,..,, H 1 4 3 27 y 3 2 3 15 ' I I as 11 13 .. ,............. . ....,.. 2 l 13 ' A U 2 4 ' ,....,.,,,........ ,,.,,,.,..,. . 2 1 13 1 . . ., ..s. ,S ,S , .... 1 1 7 I ' ' . , 733 372 5 li i Net gainnpenaltics , .. ., , 85 65 ' ' ,, ,,.,., ...,..... . ,. , , .... 0 1 1 -- s V -'--'t '-'- - 1 ' , ,..,..........4 . 1, 57 73 40 24 6 29 21 ' . ' . ' , .. ....r .... A . 10 8 , - , . . - , 1 . T V. . ky C ',', I, , C Willard Splan FOOTB ALL HONORS Three boys on thls year s varsxty football team recexy ed Upper Penmsula and All State Honors for the1r outstand mg play on the gr1d1ron The flrst of these boys IS Wnllard Splan who stands 5 10 and yxe1ghs 158 pounds He was named IS all U P halfback on the flrst team md also gamed All State hon orable mentxon Wllly led ull Blue Deul scorers mth 79 pomts He gamed a total of 705 yards and ayeragcd 7 8 yards per try He completed 23 of 44 passes whxch ganned ln addltloml 539 yards He also had a 38 7 puntmg aver a e Next was b1g ack Doherty who was all U P center on the thlrd team and YLCCIX ed honorable mcntxon on the All State team He IS 625 and tlps the scales at 212 pounds He averaged 46 7 yards per klckoff for 34 kncks Hxs ull around play at the center posmon was outstandlng And last but nexer least ns Hubert Rogers who vsas Hubert Ro ers and Jack Doherty xll U P tackle on the thnrd tetm and also ree IW ed honor able mentlon on All State He IS 510 md yyelghs 178 Hts plly m the lme was superlatlye BEF TEAVI IOOTBALL Losmg the1r game to Colleglate B by a 27 7 score the Bee football squad came back to avenge that early defeat by shuttmg out thas same Canadlan eleven by a 19 0 count to conclude the1r season at the 500 mark Thls years schedule wls very short callmg for only two games Ankms Gollmger Cady and Dynes were the Bees mamstays durmg the season Alkms led m scormg wxth 12 pomts, followed by Gollmger wlth seven Cady wlth were outscored by their opponents by a 26 27 margm Coaches Collms and Tamblyn pomted out that the boys dxdn t get much of .1 chance to partxclpate nn many regular games but through straxght practnce much good maternal has been produced to flll m yarslty posxtnons xacated by graduatmg semors The coaches also expressed the hope that more boys would turn out for football thxs commg fall Plans are belng made to proylele for 1 sw or sey en glme schedule for nh bees rext year Arrangements are bemg made to play games mth Newberry B Nlamstlque B Negaunee B and stnll others to be dlsclosed Xlhth these schedule lmproyements eoaehes thmk more boys should come out next fall Bottom Roxy left to ught B111 Vlenald Bob Axmsttong Loren Ime son Dxck Eluyn Clayton MCF3ll3Hd B111 Cady B1llB1oseo .hm Brander Mxddle Roxy Vhke Fouxnxel Harold Isaacson Russell Bruce Ray Maze Fred Stephens Joe VVolfe DICK Zabelka Top Row Dlck Utecht Bun Gollmger Bruce 'VIaxtyn Cliff Bunker Jlm McKenzie Steve OYe1ll Jack Allane Keith Eyxmg Dale Smart Coach Collms faq Iuenty vez l U - O . , , ' L -,,'. - A . . . . e ' f - . '. A ' . 'A . , . I 1 3 Y 1 . - u 1 . . , 5 - 1 t i . ix Y U l ' : 4 , 4 L , ,, . . V . e - 1 1 I f D - 1 - R P ,. s ' ' v K s v' s r' x I Y . . I l P A x v 1 L KV, 0 , , . , - G I it I ' . , , . . , A , , l , , , - Y' . .g, K . , ' J . , ' ' ' 4 P 'V j 1 . . v - X - I Alf v 3 Y - . . , . . sxx, and Dynes wnth one. For seasons totals, the Bees .Q-t x X X .. V . Q , - ' . L V x H sys s ' s f ,, , . . . , .. . I x 'I . X . l V I 1 'I we YJ - x Y 1 , f I i. y x '. i . L . , lv-. -A -. 1 C '.s- -.Av -s . . 1 s ' s - 7 s ,' 1, , , ' ' , v L , :A 1 1 . . ,. x . 'I 1 N 1 . 7 , , I A ,' . -. V 4 A Y rv uv P bl I 'vu I A v . A .: A . .' . - , - . ' I ' . ' , - ' , '. n ' A . . , , . ,x,,, ,, ,Q W, la, 3 M, 2 . X73 5 1 a ll lg, iA d,S if? 7.16, Q,-ae, I PG' O M9 .' 'f v- ' ..- f ' ,Z Awllk Q 3 f 3 -or Back Row left to rxght Elbert Woodard Mervm Beadle Jack Welsh Dutch Weber Dexue MOFFISOH Able Sua1t Coach Dave Rlpley Front Row W1lla1d Splan Jack Dohelty Ab Makl Chlek Ge1r1sh Bud Cooper Dave Welch B O X S C O R E S Gerrmsh Doherty Cooper Splan Maki D Welch X ARSITY BASKETBALL The 45 46 Blue Deul cagers who copped the D1str1ct Champ1onsh1p and were runners up 1n the U P comp1led a record that has been surpassed onlx bx the 1941 U P champxon fxve Nflamstmque W1th Gerrlsh scorlng as many po1nts as the whole Emerald team the Blue Deuls opened the cage season smotherlng NTSUISIIQUC 50 17 Marquette--Qu1ckls grabbmg a 12 7 flrst quarter lead the Sault YK ent on to hold off a second half Redman rallx to Wm ox er Marquette 40 35 Negaunee MIHUS thexr hlgh scormg form ard B111 en mngs the Vlmers bows ed to the Blue Deuls by a 40 34 count Traxcrse Clty Trallmg 28 20 gomg mto the fmal quarter the R1pley1tes outscored the Trojans 9 0 1n the fmal quarter to eke out a narrow 29 28 uctory Beadle Svs art Nflornson W elsh Weber TOTA L 4 Collegnate Agam off to an earlx 17 3 flrst quarter lead the Rlplu fue mluled the Vhldcats bs scores of Collegnte Led by tlll I1ek Dohertx mth 7J pomts the Blue Deuls agam dumped the Whldcats bx a score of 52 15 m Z1 small Sault Ontarxo gym Newberrx Although outseored 17 6 m the fmal quar ter the Blue Deuls xx on thenr sexenth conseeutne game vuthout 1 defeat bw 1 -ll 14 margln oxer the N vsberrx Indlans lshpemmg The Blue Deuls stretched the1r mnnme streak to e1ght bx uhnppmtg, the Hemautes J9 37 Dohertx s basket 1n the last four seconds of plax Escanaba The Fslexmos ot Escanaba xuth 1 seore of 27 77 dumped the Slult mto the loss column bx thelr superxor herghrs Negaunee W1th Blll Iennmgs of Negaunee droppmg Contmued on page 47 page fu rnly l l5l7f 17 'T' K , , if i. . sl pf' l A l 1 Flux Q , ' W . 3 BQ is fr 1, 1 V, 1 I ' I FG FT TP FG FT TP ' 81 42 204 1 ,. . H., 5 3 13 1 . 78 35 189 p ' . ' A 1 3 Z ez 34 158 f, ' ' 0 2 2 1 35 19 85 -- 3 0 1 1 . ' ,H ..,.....,. , 35 19 ss -- -- --. . ,. ,. 13 2 26 . . 3 289 156 73 . ,U -, H13 -Y V' x 3 I E 60-30. . - . 5. .' ' . 1' . iv. -3 ' f al'e' - 5 U . . 1' '1'-Yoh ' - f . c ' 1 J B B -X SKETBALL XItt1 strung 1 torr1d 750 pgrccntam n111r11 111 nh VIH 'lI1L1 1oss co1u111n b1 111nn1ng thrac out of thur f1rst four g1n1'.s thg S1u1t B119 thtn dropped to th1 500 I11lI'1x 1 1 1 0 1 ruut t 1. loss of 1 l1Ll1b1t. 1111ttr111 to tht 1 IFSIIX Tht umor 151LIL 1311115 11trt outnortd 111 tht oppo S1t1on -+14 1-17 1n Suson s tot11s Thy Bus 11tr1gtd 24 7 POIHIS ptr g1mt 1s 1g11nst thQ oppos1t1on S 79 6 ptr glfllk. Thur hxgh g1n1t 11 IS 36 'IQJIHSE Rudmrd and thur 1011 gamg, 14 1g11nst P1c11ford BI'1I'I11LS Scored tht most pomts 1 D1111 R1OIL1lH took ll'1L1lYlC1Lll1 Stormg honors fox 1111 suson XKll1l 57 pomts Dutth Wtbtr took h1gh 23.11111 honors 111th lf pomts ,xgamst R11111 1rd 1nd 11so was run mr up for 111 gamg tot11Q 111th 60 N11rt1n 1119 t 1rd v11th 40 fo11o11td b1 Choun 1nd E1v11n 1111 Cho11n 11d IH pgrcnntagt of frtt throws 1111111 111t ttn out of s111t11n for 1 h1g1 675 XXLbtr tamt s1to11d 1n th1s dgpxrtmgnt Thwt totals on Tru S ots L 11111 I1 1 1 t11o 1111 1 111111 P1t11ford 1nd BFIITI 1 Left to P1gh Codrh f.O111Da J1011 Cho11n Bob A1m1t1ong 11116 I11 11 Xeln Le1f1 01111 131811 Kmth Eumg J1m Honkmen D1c11 P1o1d111 Dmk E111111 Br1 cp Nm NI kr I'1Jl11T'11P1 Tha Bus 1150 entered thc L1tt1L Exght tou111.11111nt 111111 1t B11n1111 and 11111 dtfcatcd 1:1 1 strong Br1rn1t1 squad 1n tht f1rst 1ound bY 1 42 22 count Ctd:1r1111t WOT! the 11tt1t I'1g11t L111mp1onsh1p h1 t1111ng Br1m1t1 QC ont11111v.d on pmt -Nj GIRLS ALL STARS T111 g1r1s 111th sut11c.1tnt qu11111t1t1ons 11111 p1c,1u.L on th1s mars SQIF1 111 st1r tum h1 thur 1o1Lh Nine Bro 11111 Th1s 19 Nhss Bro7t1u s f1rst 1c1r IU S1u1t H1211 and 1 s.g1r1s 1rt hos I1 111 t1t11 1tt 1111111 IK 1 t1L1s 1nd 11ot on 11111 1th1tt1t 1b111t1ts Qouh BFOZLJLI struscd 1111 pr.1tt1L1 of s111tLh1ng pOS1IlOnS, hr for txamph, to 131 .lblt to p111 gu1rd 1f ROL! 11trf. or1g1n 1111 11 forward 01 1114. XLFSZI Tht g1r1s 11 trt 111111311 to n1u.t 1111 outs1d1 oppos1t1on th1s 1t1r but p11nS art hung 1111d1 for nh g1r1S 111 stars to p111 1110 or that gums 111th SlLl1f Clnldl ntxt 1t.1r, 111t 1 re.1111t1 poSS1b1 1t1 01 1111-.t1n1, othtr Lpptr Pumn SLl1l 1thoo1s Top 11111 Jo ephme I 11 1d1bo Ge-1t111de XR IISOD Do1oth1 BIOHIN 1c11 E1e11r1 NI1CKen 216 Eleanoz To1ok Challotte H11ne X e1na Knapp Botton R011 E1 e-11 n N1c11o1 Eunme Le 1111 NI111 'W eloh en Jacob N 111011 C11 fo1d jmqr IHIINX nm? .' t: ' ' 3 ' ' Bbw 11-151, 'V 2 . A ' 1' 16 . ' ' ' ' ' 17 1, 1 1' ' U 1 11 1 1 ' 1 ' - 1 1 A, - I. H D L A I . X VK 3 V Q C t 1 I 1 - - 1 1 K xL v. 1 iv 1 ' 1 ,V Y I 1 1' , .4' , . K I ' , t 1' y A 1 Y' 111111 .1 season tot.11 of 7 win .nd 7 1 Sscs .11 1 1 of A ' , ll-it I '11 1,1 4 .I 1' 1 . 'X' 1 1 ' A - 1 X L '..'LkLA ' 7 ... 1 . '. - ' - 1' ' '1 p 1' I 1 1 vf . v 1. v I l 7 I v I - 5 I K K. 1. 1k 41 lm' L 1 - . '. 1 ' 1 , 1 - , , ' - ' 1 ' 1 V . 1 ' . , '. ' '. , ' ' , ' ' in .1 game .1g.1inst thc BQCS with 51. IDCTQOLII' was 1o11' hgr ,wgomplighmgmg 111-Q already nmny. with 5. Th1 K' J . ' c 'c 1' 1 . Q 1. 'Q . .11 prac- ,' 1 ' ,' . , , - X x ,A I , ' , ,I I ' ' - CX ' 111 s ' g. J 'Q ' . V A 1 ', -I 'I S ' . 'Q 'z , 1 'I ' Q - s. ' Q 1 . - 1 'U' ' , P 1 'I S. .12 '1 1.- I R11 X11 1K e e e e eomp e ol I1 e xe 11118 e lux 11 au t 1 xets 111 t IS L17 le1e xxere sexen 11 1I1Cl one 0 ox ss ettxt O15 1n 1I11I11l xe 111 .1ult H11,h xx IS I1 1 X10 Hel a x1ee mel eounsel xx e1e 1l1CllSPL11SlblL to t e rou T e three 1,1lLlLl1I1I1,, SLITIOIS 1re P1tr1C11 NT1Il1LSOD X1r1,1n11 lxerett md Ruby 'VIC ll f 11 11 t X11g,1n11 11.xe1ett Pubx 'VICCa11tnex Anne T1a1ge Pat Nlatheson ltnq I 0 V5 Om NL no NUS SU. x1ee Rubx 1S knoxxn for the sn1oothnessxx1th xx h1eh sh leads the famous skx roelxet yell The f1xe jumors on the squld Ire VI.11y Lou Nlatheson Laxonne Naramor Anne Truge Anne Karrls and the only boy jack Chap1esky Th1s year Anne Karras 1ntroduced md xx rote the noxx popular Boogv: Yell ack Chap1eskx xx IS knoxxn for gettmg more people to yell than any other cheerleader 1n 1 long, t1me He also vxrote the Tobacco LaVone Natamox Mary Lou Matheson Anne Karras Jack Chap1esky BLUE DLX IL TRACK SQUAD Luther L Wnght H1gh School of Ironxx ood took the crown of U P Track Champs from the defendmg Blue Dex1l t1tle holders bx x1rtuc of the1r placmg f1rst 1n the U P track fmals held at Houghton but the Sault boys retamed then t1tle as d1str1ct champs by amassmg 631 pomts for fl1Sf place m the d1str1ct meet at Vlarquette In the d1str1ct meet at Marquette the Blue Deul Fleet footers broke fue standmg records 1n the d1str1ct D hertx s 16 9 set a record 1n the hxgh hurdles Craxx fords 10 5 set a record 1n the hundred yard dash Gerr1sh s 55 6 set 1 reeord IH the 440 xa1d dish Craxx fords 18 6l set .1 record IH the broad jump and Somes 25 7 set a rec ord 111 the 2'O xard loxx hurdles Tx rrell of V1an1st1que set 1 record 1n the m1le and M1tchell of Yeglunee heax ed t shotput 51 J 5 8 1or 1 record 111 the s ot 1he Blue Dex1ls llso eoppeel the 1nx1t1t10n1l t11elx meet I1 Id ll N11n1st1que XTXXISIIQLI Txacrx Xl11T Totals Slult Lselnlba Negaunee Garden R IPlx.l R1x er its ,ts s ts ICS VlARQUl:T1I M11 r To1A1s Sault M:1n1st1que Negaunee Marquette HOLGHTON T11Ac1x FINALS Ironvx ood Escanaba I Nffenommee Sault 'xl 1n1st1que Negaunee Iron Wount 1111 C 1lun1et Nl IIKIULIIL Kmgsford Bessemer Iron Rlx er IS ts IS IS IS CS ts ts ts IS ts ,ts ts ts ts ts fTh1s slorx does not melude the Lsc1n1b1 Inx1tat1onal Relay Vectj paul lblrly C111-Q f , L1 LRS l liigl 'l1'CI'l'.1lC1'S, ' 'O sl A l FC' '1 'z A , .md fix 1un1o1's. led the S l 11ig1 .1t11le1ie tollox' -' thi, 1'e'.11'. h' Sro1,t1- gi'-. 'lne b N11 1 P' A , wh In ' l1:1' 4 A '. far ' S lC.d S1'. d- Pl P- h- .Ay ' .- . .H J ' 1, ,L , K , 'K , Yellf' with the assistance of Bob Hunt. - , ' ' ' ' 6313 P . xv I H ' . V 7. -H it ml x sl ' ' A . . P l f I T - ' , , 2 , 17 P . U I' ll ' . ' '- 0- ' ., , 41 P . 'B . -y ,' , , 40jP. if L- ' f, 1' ' ' - ' , 30 P. ' y ' ' ' -' T 1 U A - . , , 2611 P . 1 .' ,I . 15 P. he ' ' H ' . 1' ' - h . ,VL -- 13 P . 1. , -.,, N , . .' 7 P. U - A L h ' '- . ' 42g I . A - -, ' I I L ' by if . . ' ' Zlg P . ss 1 1. ' 2 P ' . 52 1 . 1 1 P ' -- 1711 Pt. 0 P ' 'W 1 4 P , - . , - . , . f L l L .A - K , 2 P ' 1. A .1 Z-511110 CZ-lzlfzes qlnale 11 1t1r 1111 tt1 txp 11t1on1 t0ntr1b11ttt tour n ort trop 1 1 tn t1t 1 ton loo troph1 tlst B1 111n111ns, t11t 111ttr t1t1 tl11mp1onsh1p tht 1 111111 footb1ll ttlm 1ttt11tt t1t X1l11tn 1op111 'lh blsnttblll ttam YK 11 111 1rd d froph1 1 for tht tl11t11tt th1n1p1or11h1p md 11 r11nntr1 LIP 1n tht U P Tht tr1t11 SqL1lL1 ton tr1b11t 1 tht 1th t1o1h1 b1 toppmt tl1 d11tr1tt mt t ll Nhrqutttt Ulkll 1,11 R1p 1 1 111111 1t1r 1oot11 xttort II S111 t H11 110111 111 11 ts111t 71 111111 o 1 1 mt o11t t1t or 1 7111 ptrttntagt 111 1111 l1slttt11 111 1t11 rttort 830118 117 111n1 1n 76 JHSLS O1 1 1 1111rl1 SL 11.,111t 111 on., 1111 11 t t H11 111111 b1 1 S1ult H1 h mtntor l Ont of tht tolt 1 1111 tion L 1t11 ITTLIL 1 o11t ut 11 0 1 t11ts 1 lot 01 Maw' rt 111 t1 nrt o 1n1 1 11or 15 lmone t1t 111 t X 11 pl11tr1 NK ho n11l1t tht 1 1r11t1 11trt at f1r1t und r h1m on tht Btt tt1111 All 01 11 Sault H1gh 1011011 t1s should bt grattful to h1n1 for h1s hard unsung 110111 Th1s 1tar 5 class baskttball cl'1amp1o111h1p 11115 11011 b1 the semor tlass 11 ho had 1 stason 5 rttord of 11 111n5 and ont loss for 1 h1gh 916 percenuge mark The1 '!1LI'2lgCd 26 1 po1nts ptr gamt agamst tht oppo51t1on s 11 4 ptr game Th1s samt ttam also won tht champ1onsh1p 1n the1r jumor 1tar Ih d1 tr1 t b11kttb1ll tourmmtnt took place 1n the Sault for tht f1rst t1n1t s1nct 1941 Fht Sault 11,11 host to n1nt 1n class D and Grand VIIFJIS DeTour and Hulbert were ln class E Slult VOD out 1n C1155 B Ctd1r11llt 1n class D and Grand 'Vlarus 1n tlass F Stmo tllss homt room compet1t1on bttwttn tht boys was 1t11 stron thxs ytar F1rst tht Vltn of '11 took t11t bowlmi., tham 1onsh1p of tht stn1or tlass by settmg back Honkxes Tonluts of VI 2 four to t11o Tht m1nu1l arts crtw tamt back to w1n tht stmo baskttball champ1o115hm by drubbmg the boys from tht th1rd floor 51 31 Abbotts Angtls of 31 thtn gamtd 1n tdgt b1 111nn1ng a hect1c game of capture tht flag to takt the honors 1n thls f1tld Con1ptt1t11t sports tontnbute much to an 1nd1v1duals characttr They brmg out tht nttcl for lt.1dtrsh1p 1nd to optr 1t1on through ttam pla1 Thtse varxtd athlet1c events have contr1buttd 1mmeasurably to tht sutetss of our armed forces mn the rtttnt world confl1ct The same qual1t1es of leadersh1p cooperat1on and tht determ1nat1on to Wln are needed 1n our f1ght to v11n tht ptatt BLUE DEX IL BASEBALL Afttr tht lapst of bastball 1n S1ult I-hgh for nearly a quarttr of 1 century tht 1946 td1t1on of t11t Blut Dt11ls optntd baseball 1n Sault 1-hgh Wlth a perfect rtcord of f11e wms and no lossts Th1S rtcord mtludts four 111ns ON tr XlLV1bL!'1'1 and one over Brnnlty A br1tf summar1 of tht season IS as follovss NEVVBILRRY NX1th CJtrr1sh 11h1ft1ng 16 oppo 1ng bltttrs Ille Slult n1nt optnttl tht1r stason b1 routmg Ntwbtrr1 b1 1 15 4 count Btldlt 1nd C1trr1sh ltd tht Sault h1tt1ng zttack YV1Ih thrtt md tv1o h1ts rt5pttt11tl1 Tht Blut Dtv1l1 tmthtd tht gamt 111th a b1g n1nt run fourth mnmt, TOTALS l 1 Slult N111 btrr1 NEWBERR1 -Xlthough outh1t b1 1 st1 I1 to 111 11111s11n tl1 Blut Dt11l1 n11dt 1 cltan 511ttp of tht doubl htld r b1 11011 n1nt tht l1 lL11ll'lS f -1 B111 D1nts fanntd t11tl1e 1nd1an batters and onl1 XK.1l1xvtd ont Prt1 S1T1pl'x11'1 t11rntd 1n 1 fmt job bth1nd th platt tor tht Sault n1nt 111th 11 p11to11ts TOTALS H S1ult X KK btrr1 NEXVBERR1 Held to one lont h1t b1 Gcrr11h, t11t Xt11 bt1r1 111t111111 drop ptd tht1r th1rd strzught game to the Slult Bl11e De11l1 b1 1 7 1 I11l1g1I'l C1trr1sh set dt111n If Indnn b1tter5 111 the SIFllxCOL1l 101111 to 11111 h11 t11o 1411111 totml ISIIIISI Xe11bt1r1 to 1' 1C .111111111ttl on 111131 461 pug: ffm I1 on C u . ji r . i . I , 5 1 , K 1 '1'1'1' '. '1 . 1' '15 et' ' ' ' '1 ' 1 ' he 1 1- e' 11 f Y ,' 1 '. ,' 'J 'I lf '- A .1 ' 4' 1 ' :1 - - ' 1 I' I' ' ' ' K' e ' -e . 1 1 - -. C . ' . 'e ' le, ' ' 1.11 1 . .Q l 'jh 1 ' . 11 - pr-'-.. '.9l1e..l -'-f ..P K- ark. '1. l.ll -' 1 1 ' '- . tl- lf - f '. .6K6 1 '. T111- 3 '11'.1k If am 1' 1 111121 even' 'i if - I' . 'g ' . - ' -'mhe 1 A ' lx' 'h.b ,b 'h tl'1 '- . ' the c 't' , 11 co.1'l 1,.111g1f1 1 CQ 11' '. Hi ' 11 ' . j 1 - 1. 't1e1 . x 11 11 - ' ' .,1. X 5 . 'e y , .t ' ' 1 ' t 1 t ' T I 'if , x l 1 . v Y ' I ' V . . . . , . vifiting team . Negaunee, Ishpeming, Marquette, and the Sault took part in class B3 Brimlcy, Cedarville, and Rudyard were ' g 9 1 . , , ' ' . 1 1 ' . , 1 1 - ' ' , . -1 - -- 1 1 11 1 V1-1 ,, ' V1 ' 1 1 1 ' y - . . 1 b . . 1 . . .' . ' ' , , ' 1 . ' ' ' ', 'Y , , , , -, , . I, L ' . 1 s 1 I - . ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 f ' 1 11 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 - 7 'D ' 1 I 1 v .,.v 1- . ' y R. . E. M I .. 15 9 5 x A'1 1 1 Y, 4 6 5 A T1 t 1 1 L ' ' . 1 A y K. . 8 1 L 1 . -11 1 1 C 1. C 1' 1 ' Ky 1 'A - ', - ' if 1 .nfl ,xvv I A .f R. . E. . 7 6 6 - 5 4 7 3 The coming ot peace has made great changes in all the phases of school life, including the IVIUSICAL URGANIZATIUNS the sections xn the choxr have been almost equal In the band dance band and orchestra not qurte so great a turn over was shown The musxcal spot lxght of the year falls on the sprung concert Thls concert broke all the records for attendance Thxs would not haye been posslble nf all the orgamzatxons had not contrlbuted therr utmost and responded to the leadershlp of the dlrector Earl Chxef Thomas Under hrs able dxrectxon the choxr showed thelr abxlnty by the1r rendxtxon of the famed Hallelujah Chorus from Handels 'viesslah They also sang Let My People Go wxth B111 Brunsdon offermg a f1ne tenor solo the Negro spmtual Were You There featurmg Prnscxlla Hunt gnvmg her usual fme performance and Ram and the Rnver wxth the entlre cholr sharmg the honors The chonrs mvxtfmon to smg at the Knwams Internatxonal Conventlon nn Atlantnc Cnty N IS another proof of the abxlnty of the chonr The band has also had 1 good season In the sprmg concert they contrlbuted many fnne numbers xncludmg a flawless presentatzon of the comxc number Uncle Toms Cabm w1th Patncxa Armstrong domg an excellent job as the narrator The band has played for many assemblles and led the student body m good sportsmanshlp at the football and basketball games These factors all go to show what a pronnnent place 1n school hfe the band plays Our Soo H1 Dance Band to add to the honors has been a h1t wlth all who have heard them play The dlnct band wxll also trawl wlth the chonr to play at an army hosprtal 1n Washlngton D C The1r mterpretatlon of the popular tunes IS out standlng as ns also the smgmg of the always popular tr1o wh1ch contrlbuted much to the success of many school dances and partxes The orchestra although not qu1te so promment has taken an lmportant place m the actruty of the school They con trxbutcd much to the Xesper servlce and rellgxous assemblles of the year The tnthuslastxc spmt of tht members of the muslcal orgamzatrons and then' wxlhngness to serve are qual1t1ts yyhlch may well be earned ox er mto the bu1ld1ng of a peaceful world page tlafrly tu 0 ON TO ATLANTIC CITY This year of peace has meant much to all but the choir will remember it especially The year of 1946 will bring back fond memories to the choir members as it is the year of the invitation to sing at the International Kiwanis Com ention in Atlantie City This dream first took shape when Governor Dan Heathcote of the Michigan Kiwanis heard the choir per form Hc said that he had never heard a finer high school chorus in all of his travels It was then that we first heard of the com ention and all marvelled at the idea of singing before so many people After the suggestion was made many long weeks of patient waiting began Day after day no word came but finally the vital telegram arriyed' We now had the official invitation' That was merely the beginning Grueling night sessions followed with exery one doing his best Everyone had to Work Now thc immediate problem was hovs to raise the needed 512 000 As the Allies worked together during the war the school and community pushed forward on this large scale community project If it had not been for the ceaseless efforts of the On to Atlantic City committee headed by untiring ames Robertson this money would not haye been raised The citizens baeked the project in their turn The largest amount of money was raised by the concert in the Pullar Community Building on Way 20, Although the choirs performance was the feature of the program many organizations participated. The Sault City Band the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps the high school band and dance band and the Canadian Kilty Band also appeared at the largest musical extravaganza of the year. If it had not been for the ready' cooperation of the community' this concert would not have been .1 success. Following the concert .1 huge jitney' dance was enjoyed by all. The high school s own dance band provided the music for the first half of the dance and made their usual faultless performance. During the second half 1 band directed by Con Gabriel played and was a great hit with the audience. Onlj team work of this sort made the trip a possibility. This teamwork, en husiasm, and unselfish giving of time and mon.y' for the accomplishment of a desired end may serve as a part of our education-a lesson teaching us what our part must be in maintaining the peace we welcomed so gladly. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CHOIR TRIP ' XVhile the appearance at Atlantic City will be the climax of the trip, it will be preceded by a busy schedule in Wash- ington. In addition to the usual sight-seeing trips. including such places of interest as the Capitol, the Lincoln Memorial, page .lm-f,,-rm-1' i zg, 1 lffrfj 7 i,i'?'L'Iz ZH' -' I fl ' 1 Nlount Ngrnon LIL th Lholr xull sm, If mmy um 5 md plugs At rhv. Pmtagon BLllldl115, thu worlds IIFSLSI bmldmg uh lg thu xull bg ,msts of Cjgmml hmnhoxux At BLIhLSd1 Nax .11 Hospltal Ar W xlur Recd Hospnal Our thy E1stLrn New rok ln 1 baluu to uhh XX hum Housy from rhg Pubhc Schools of Amernca At Sundn sarucgs 1n Ioundlmg 'vkthodlst Church m cclcbrauon of Natlonal Chddrens Day pa gl lblrl 3 foul A EREE PRESS is of Ecst m mamtammg the peace In the class ln yournahsm and m the actual publrshmg of the Keynote many students have had an opportumty to learn to read newspapers mtelh gently as well as to become famllxar wnth the prmcxples whxch guxde our best editors Thls year s Keynote 15 especlally outstandlng as lt 15 a member of The Natxonal Scholastrc Press ASSOCIHCIOH Thrs organ17at1on sends hmts for rmprovements for our paper At the end of the term th1s ASSOCIHIIOH g1ves the paper 1 ratmg For the fnrst semester the Key note recexved a F1rst Cllss Honor Ratmg second only to an All Amerlcan ratmg We are sure the seeond semester Keynote wxll also recenve hrgh honors Three semors are members of Qulll and Scroll a na tlonal honor socxety for yournalnsts Emma Jean Sadler Albert Gross Dorothy Jem O Nlexll The staff of the Kevnote mcludes Edxtor Peter Hot ton Photographer Vlalcolm Tomlmson Reporters 'vhckey Armstrong Nixrxlyn Dettman acquelyn amkowsl-u Gaylz Nlmnmg Dorothy ean CNe1ll Fern Rodnger C11 Tapert Llsre V6 nllette ml Barblrl XX orthy A lylser Kzthryn Fmlls ournahsm Cllss Lon Lou Blur Beatrxce Chadxx1el1 Conme Coehrme Loeme Dahlmln Nlarron Drummond oan Fehner Albert Gro s oy ee Kott ox ee l..LlSlx B111 Pearce Frances Perry Llnrabeth Rtmel Eexth Seott Em ma ean Sadler mel Don T1ll1son The Busmess Staff m ludes Busrr-ess Nimager Anne Traxge other staff memb s Helen Brocls. Gertrude Broun Dorothy Bumsteid B tty Gxbbons Loren Imeson page tbzrfy fu 0 Anne Karras Ceorgxana Kemp Davnd Kmg Mary Lou Vlatheson Aubrey Nesseth Bob OBr1en Geraldine Schultz Marlon Smart Betty Sylvester and Gertrude Watson Advlser Ruth Bradxsh SENIOR KEYNOTE 'Ihe semor edmon of the Keynote was prepared by separate staffs made up of semors who yolunteered for the work The edxtonal staff mcluded the followmg Co edltors Ruby Helde and Jennle UjlnSkl Sports Edntor Donald Txllxson Preparmg and mountmg semor p1etures Elnzabeth Kennedy and Lon Lou Blaxr Preparmg wntten copv Mary Lou Larke Gayla Vlannmg Emma ean Sadler Lots Calder Carol Ellnott Donna Dodds Lo1s johnson Iaern Rodxger L1ll1an Nelson md Cnrherme Ellxott Snap shot page Suzanne Dans and Bonme ean Drews Other members of the edntornal staff who 3SSlSI6d m mountmg prctures wrltnm, and typmg copy and other detaxls are Bernadette Des lrdms Gerry Radtke Monna Xlaekm md Daye Wlllrlms Ady 1ser Lurene Burgan The Busmess Staff IS IS follows Busmess Manager Bob Hunt Aduser Esther Abbott Niembers of Staff Pztrrcn Armstrong Denny Booth Eleanor Chedlster Mane Fourmer Alfred Frechette Lo1s Holmes Pnscllla Hunt lean Kaumsto Patrlcla Nlatheson Bernadme OConnor Dorothy Jean O herll Ardxth Ploeg stra Phll Patton B111 Pearce Edna Nlae Sawyer Gordon Solberg Dolores Thomas X erna XX llson x 1 3 9 x , . . . . 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' ' . 7 9 v 1 . x u - All THE WUHLIJS A STAGE 16,501 11 mamtammg peace 1n the yyorld In actmg m plays the student learns to cooperate wrth others and to apprec1ate drfferent personahtles th1ngs vyh1ch should be of great help 1n the yy orld stage lrlde and Prejudlce yyas glyen by the Speech Club on November Z0 21 1945 The cast 1ncluded Gay la Vlanmng Delores Thomas Vlonna Nlackm Peter Hotton Euhne Stlrhng and Geraldme Radtke Vlary Lou Larke Vlonna Xiackm and Eulme Strrhng took excellent care of the tlckets Delores Thomas handled the busmess Thls plav was a d1st1nct change from the modern comedy usually chosen for class and Speech Club plays It presented a challenge to all members of the club A settmg had to be desxgned suggestmg early mneteenth century formahty The property com mrttee had to secure perlod furmture Costumes typlcal of a c ntu y ago were necessary Aboye all the actors were requlred to gam an msxght mto the attltudes and manners of people of a dxfferent ty pe of socrety from ours They had to dlscard the mformalnty and stralghtforvy ardness of the tyyentleth century for the mannerxsms and lndrrectness of the mneteenth Thr yelr b eause of Vhss Soly sberg s croyy ded schedule th re was no unxor Semor Play fhe semors meluded m the cast of last yezrs play Sprmg Green yyere Vlfglnld Eyerett Pat Armstrong Peter Hotton D.1y1d Wlll1JmS enme UjlnSk1 and av Bxreh Eulme Strrlms, md Vionna Viackln managed the txckets md Dorothy e1n O Nenll drevy the program The pronertn yy ere taken clre of by Home Room 3 An unusull dx 1m1t1e eyent of the year yyas the pageant Our World One NVorld presented at the openxng sess1on of the tyyenty mnth mnual conyentlon of the Vhchxgan Congress of Parents and Teachers on Tuesday eyenmg Vlay 7 The pageant vyh1ch vns requested by the P T A was vyr1tten by Mxss Solvsberg and Mrs Raymond Wr1ght and directed by Nllss Soly sberg The obyectrve of the pageant was to show through musrc dancrng and narratrve that world peace and umty cannot be achxeved untrl the nat1ons of the globe free themselves of hate greed mtolerance and 1gnorance that only through edu catxon and reded1cat1on of all peoples to the ldeals of hberty can these forces of evnl be destroyed The pageant was presented rn three parts The f1rst brlefly presented Lxberty and Educatron In the second part Un cle Sam welcomed representatwes of varrous natlons of the world m natxve costumes Each representatnve told of the worth of hrs hom land and of 1ts dreams and aspxratlons for a better world He then placed the flag of hns country besxde Old Glory page tbzrty six . . . 1. V . . . . w . 1 .. . V . . 7 1 HD. . . ,, V .Y V Y 1 ' - , . 1 . Y I l I . A 7 3' A Y l , 1 . ,r 1 , 1' x 1 ' 1 . 1 1 P x V 3 - I 1 1' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 - ' 11 1 1 ' . 1 l 1 v lx x 1 ' vx 11 Y . 1 . 1 . , I A . . ' 5 . . 1 r x V r 5 I 1' ' 1. 1' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1' ' '1 1 1 ' 11 e 1 111 .1- 1 ' f ' 1 1 1 .1 1 11 ' - ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' - 1 ' 1 1 1 , 1 1 , e . I 'V , ,, . U ,, V x . . .A I VV. ,. .V x .I .. , 1 s 1 1 1 v . ' 1 ' 1 1 , ' 1 ' 1 L 1J ' Y1' 11 . 1 1 K . 1 1 1 1 - 1 11- 11 1 1 1 1 I .J 1 . 1 . 1 - f.' mfr 1 vxf rf 1 r' , V ,, x I I . e 1 1 1 , , 1 11 1,' L A 11 ' A' ' 11 1-, 1,1 111' ,l- . 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 K , 1 I . . 1, 1 r 1 , Y I 1 1 . 1 I . . . . 1 a s a s 9 s 9 ' . 1 , ' . x 1 . . . 1. , - The smoothness with which con- certs, assemblies, plays, etc. proceed depends largely' on the four boys who pull the ropes md push the buttons back stage Peter Hotton, Georve Holmes, Dzrse Wrllrams, and Dale Nlrrmor hue been responsrble for the care and up keep of the audrtorrum for the past three years In 1943 uh n tne new stree ereu toole mer there was another member re Brreh xx ho left lrst semester to take up :r neu resrel nee rn Krlrmrloo Nlre rgan Srnee therr rnrugurltron rn 43 thrs stage erety has hrndled the ropes for sueh produetrons as graduatron, musre el prrtment eoneerts speech club and elass plays eoneerts mth outsrde trlent such as Xxer Hrs Xhrerr TTA, mrnstrel shoxxs md rndryrdual eoncerts Newt yerr 1 new ereys ysrll trke oyer and even now two rpprentrees, I rrrell Ellrott, and Loren Imeson, are workrng backsmge to prepare themselves for therr frrst solo rob whrch wrll be grrduatron on une 14 Dale Naramor, Davrd Wrllrams Peter Hotton George Holmes In the thrrd prrt 1 frfth freedom, that of cultural expressron, was added to the well known Pour freedoms The cul tural contrrbutrons were presented rn song and dance The musre rncluded the Cosszrck Chorus, 1 Polrsh lullaby, and a Negro sprrrtual whrle the beauty of rhythm was seen rn the Dutch dance, the Englrsh hornprpe, and 1 Brazrlran tango A xalrd rnternatroml note yy rs rntroduced by the bagprper from S1ult Ontarro PWM Front ross Gayla Nlannrng Pat Arms rong Nlary Lou Larlee Nlonna Makrn Bernadrne O Connor Back IOXX George Holmes Pete Hot ton Done Wrllrmrs Dolores Thomas fmqr fully rr 1 As a Frnale, the pageant cast gorned rn the srngrng of the Song of Perce set to the mu src of Frnlcmdn Whrle many of the cast were underelrss men, senrors were well represented rn the mu sreal numbers NATIONAL THESPIANS Durrng therr four years rn hrgh school, ten members of the class of 46 hare evreelled rn speech and dramatrcs Because of therr achreve ments they hase been seleeted as 'Natronzrl Thespnns, whrch rs an organrzatron for non professronal culturrl, lersure trme retryrtres One of rts mayor purposes rs to ererte 1 more actrye and rntellrgent rnterest rn drlrnrtres The follovurng were ehosen Pat Armstrone, Peter Horton, George Holm s Crrxlr Xlrnnrne Nlonna Nhclerr' Xlrrx Lol lrrle lllxlel NX rl hams Delores fhonrrs Bernrelrne O Conno rn 1 Brreh e rnrtrltron eeren ony xx rs h ld rn the un dereroft ot the St ames Chureh letter th formal ceremony the members presented two skrts Ps ramus and Thrsbe and It XX omen Played Poleer NX hat Then About trrtx m mbers of th Speeeh Club were present . , ,e , , . ,,.. o 9, tn i ' , , .,. ,, . e .' . e .. .. .. 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Y. el XIUNQHIX VIOOLHERS SAI'ETY PATROL Of ll r Presxdent Beatrlce Chadvy 1ck Xxce Presldent Kenneth Burchrll Secretary eanmne Gauth1er Treasurer Wllllam Pxgeon Sergeant at Arms Bermeq Lmeg Adylser Vlattheyy X ukelmch In grymg the students who brlng the1r lunch an op portumty to take ady antage of actlyrtnes and haye a lxttle fun the Xlunchm Vloochers Club has been qulte success u In lddltlon to the monthly meetmg a dance was held on Wednesday and 1 moy1e shovxn on Fnday durxng the wmter months The gymnaslum was used for yarrous m door sports The club gaye S25 to the athletrc department to be Atlantlc Cnty Chorr trxp Membershnp przvrleges were enjoyed by 120 enrolled students HALL PATROL The hall patrol whxch IS one of Sault Hlghs many servrce orgamzatxons has as :ts arm the keepmg of order ln the halls The patrol also takes charge of opemng the doors and of patrollxng the halls durmg noon hours I tr1es to promote better hall etrquette among the students Th1s year the hall patrol had two eaptams a senxor Lor1 Lou Blazr and a ,umor B1ll Leach The members of the patrol are Audrey Booth Waneta Bern1er Ester Pnppo Glorra Traynor Shrrley WIcDonald Gertrude Brown Audrey Senogles oyce Leach Rosamond Somes Audrey Adams Xerna W1lson Irene Bentley 'VIary Welch Elma Wrlson Delora Kemp Donna Yon Betty G1bbons Kerth Smart Clayson Franks ack Chapxesky Earl Sawyers Bob Wmk ler Donald Lounds Wianon Smart and Paul Arnat The safety patrol of Sault Hrgh 15 1 serymce organxza t1on Its prlmary objectrye rs to promote safety rn school and on the streets around the school Th1s group of gxrls and boys ald 1n patrolllng at basketball and football games at school electlons and at other school ey ents They have 1n past years been of much assxstance to the local pollce m handl1ng commumty gathermgs The members of the safety pltrol are B111 Corblere Lyle Streeter Dayxd Kenz Clayson Franks Nlllton Alexander Edward Leach Audrey Booth Bob Nlaleport Opal Beebe Carl Savyyers Way ne Warner Vyaneta Bermer Raymond Wlnslovy Gertrude Bye Ray mond Nlaze ames Byers lean Esson I'lora NanLuyen Thelma 'VIcKerch1e JUNIOR RED CROSS Smce the war IS over the umor Red Cross Counc1l hasn t been as actlve thus year as xt has been for the past each home room It usually meets every 'vlonday One of the th1ngs whrch xt does every year IS to send g1ft boxes to chnldren 1n war torn countnes Educat1onal supplxes are for the most part what they send to help these coun trres bulld up thexr schools agam Th1s group also packs boxes of toys to send to these chxldren every Chrrstmas The Red Cross has one hundred percent membershnp from every home room It has a tag day to raxse the money to fnnance 1ts varxous projects Mmss Bradnsh ns the advnsor of thxs group The offlcers are Presxdent Phyllxs Wallxs XICC Presldent Verna Wrlson Secretary Donna Hunter Treasurer Jack Meadoweroft Sergeant at Arms ames Buzzo The Red Cross sewlng group meets every Tuesday Miss Blalr IS rn charge wrth Mary Lowe Cexlr Hubtala Donna Hunter Teresa Paukette and Shrrley Gady as steady vyork ers They have made fourteen afghans and are almost through vuth the frfteenth They are gO1l'1g to Work on xt thrs summer unt1l lt IS frnxshed Ruth Gould and V1r gxma I-Iarns have vsorked almost every week on these afghans too although not as steadlrv as the above named grou page lbrrtg eight 1 -- y a - - 7 I Y ' Y l , Y J, ' ' l ,I s l ' h - . . . 7 . I . ' 's , y s s u V' , '- A , u A ' s , 1 . 11- V 1 Y V I ' I D ' I I A - 1 s , 1 V ' A ' ' - , . ' , 1- , ' - l 1 , 7 ' v fs v ' 1' ' , ' A r V ' A Q J I 1 , H Y , r I . I - I . . f l. 1 A ' - ' , , 7- s - s K V' , , ' 1 ' ' s . , , l .' ,A , ' ' - , 2 J ' ' used to buy new equipment, and 575 toward the proposed three years. Th1s group IS composed of one member from . . . . . I I . 1 Q s , : 7 Y l . . .... ...,... , ,. ,. ,. . ' . ' 7. - , .. . , . l ' . r 4 ' , 9 Y ' - - J . 1 9 s a 1 9 s l 3 . V ' D , I , , . Y Y - , , . V , . a n A 1 a . . . . . . . . a y I 1 I Q ' ' ' , v S J l V1 9 . ' , , I' , , A ' , . P- . M . Q J .A 1 ' ff' Q , 4. QWQ5 05 3 ay!! N 31, if K3 D sb-,4v 'f'6 v , ,fr ,-M1 Vx, , ,gr LJ, 3, X B.. xl I g ,4Qn' V X 'ff U Sl1Nf I Rf CONC RATULATIOINS SIINIORS' Enjoy Yourself at CATPLS RECREATION PARLORS e m 0 d e BOWLING BILI IARDS WAIQI-I FOR THE NEW UNDERWOOD ltr unrllv uazlln SARN S TYPEWRITER SERVICE CONIGRATUI ATIOYS CLASS 1946 Ildllfj Iwaflx al Reavmmlzlr Przux JARVIE S FOOD MARKET 'hone Ann St CT0lIcSlllf1l1tlfl0llX amz' Besf Wlslyes f' as TO THE GRADUATES OF 1946 ' SSNIOHI S00 S Leading Sfmt' Sfmt' XXIII 11110011 FUNERAL HONIIE 558 Bmgham FURNITURE STORE 541 53 Ashmun PHONE 91 D15 or Nlght Cmzgmfzzlallozzs, Semors' TOTS AND TEENS TOGGERY 401 Ashmun Phone 437 CI ASS WILL After exery wlr there ms a surplus of nnscellaneous arucles some xaluable some useless whxch the Coxern ment d1sposes of Durmg thexr four xears nn Sault Hlgh the followunz semors have collected much excess baggage whnch thex feel wall be of no further use to them and xx hxch thex are sellmg or leavnng to then' sueeessors erry Waggoners blushmg abnhtx goes at 1 speexal prxee to Carolme Barclay Nera Swa1les locker IS left to anyone who ean open xt Don T1ll1son w1lls T1ll1es Tallles to Don Tavern Q1 axern s Tallxesw' X erna Anderson gnes free for nothmg her dxmples all three of themj to Max Crawford Eva Poglese le1ves her many mches to Lax onne Nara mor ames Antonellx leax es all h1s muscles to Tom Autore Hllda XVCISS xulls 111 her Home Ee dns to Nlnss Zlm merman ack Warlck sorrovl fully leax es Iranees I-Iusbmd Edna Nlae Sawyers helghc goes to Ruthne Gould Al Gross leaves h1s he mm chest to Yell VIeK1dd1e Ger ldlne Radtke vull sell her smgmg 1b1l1tx cheap Dale Naramor leax es to Don Hollday hns sports column The good old Battle Hymn IS left by Lnllmn Nelson Pat Matheson leaves her volce to the cheerleaders cnme Uymskx leax es the Semor Kes note to the class of Lorna 'VIcNfIorr1s lose of sehool goes to Gert Bye ohnny Nevxtt leaves 31 forever Bob Poppe s drumstxcks are left to jean Maloney Phll Patton leaves 31 to the 5 year men of NI 2 The cafeterxa 15 left to next wear s foods class by Eldx OConnor Dorothy O Nell leaves her tardy hab1t and 1ts resultmg detentxon to Jack Chaplesky Ivlajor Rogers wxlls has he1ght to Dot Row Bernxce Church s footpr1nts go to any one who can f1l1 them Gordx Solberg leases the best tnmes of h1s lxfe bchmd to look for better ones X :nan Cry derman s dancmg goes to Donna Blermaker Donna Vine Andersen s puppets go to Ann 'VIar1e Shafer Bernadette Des ardms xs leumg all her good marks to Pat Forrest Ceorge Chapman vull trade hrs black locks for Xern Luer s red T shlrt fContnnued on page 41 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ON 'A fax: forly , 1 4- 4 1 N , 4 , . . . 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X J L 5 ' ' f 4 1 + C X 1 I-Xf'UI5Sl'Hl'Y III ' Il ' . . , . , 1 li O 1 1 I . 1 . . y 41 1 I CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1946 SOUTH SIDE SERVICE 901 Ashmun Phone 2209 CLASS WILL fCont1nued from page 405 X xolet Crvderman s resemblance to her smster Rubs xs left to Ndaxxne and Vera Dodds Shnrley Cook leawes her Amerxcan Problems toplcs to I dnth Zryd Theresa Arblc leawes the dnshwashlng, II the cafeterxl to Xxvxan Stone-house Catherme Ellnott s punctualxty goes to Vir Larson and the detentnomtes Glnny Everett IS Willing to sell a few of her extra mches to D1ck Rxordan AI Flowers 15 also generous wxth h1s henght and wmll lewe some of It to Terry Brown Al Frechette leases Go Soo to Wlmpy Smlth Carol Elhott leaxes to Bexerls Atkmson her ab1l1tx C J to daydream m class Donna Dodds desk IH HR 3 goes eheap to some luekw member of the clan of 50 jack Doherty leax es .1 penslon of lc each to the dnlapl elated men of 31 Bonme ean Drews qunet wus go to Helen Kellen and Pat Tate Yorman Covsell leues hls lowe of argumg to Loren Imeson Loxs Calder s freckles go to Paul Rodxger If he ean fmd room for them james Carr leaxes to Home Room NI 2 thexr song and membershlp cards Ph1I Cole wnlls h1s football uniform to Harold Nxelson Bob Gu1lmette s knowledge of the spark mductxon coll goes to Mr Dean Pussy Hunt wllls her locker to 1 good carpenter nmmy Henderson mll sell hxs Sea Scout umform fHere s your chance Ray ack Hoath savs quote I just want to leave Un quote Niarxon Rose Kaltz wxll sell the gxrls loeker room cheap to the armv for an obstacle course George Holmes leax es hxs woman troubles to mek Chown Donelda ones abnlntx to studs goes to Ruth NIePh r son Clay ton Hoornstra leues the ellrk room to mek Al ur Frma Veleh sull s II to Xhrs Ruth Strlhl th Imst Fnd Bus Peter Hotton gn es the Kex DOIL to Ilequelxn Ixmleoxx fCont1nued on page 425 THE GRADUATE s CHOICE JEAN s JEWELRY Lockets Rmgs Braclets SAY IT WITH FLOWERS Out FLOWERS CO ED FLOWER SHOP Telephone 1920 W Cougrafulafzozzv Semors' BYE FUEL AND ICE CO CONGRATULATIONS' irnnzfbe HOTEL o JIBWAY 6 9 4 Good Excellent Food iq IL' I Serk xce 2 : 'il - SAULT STL NIARIF VIICHIGAX TO THE GRADUATES OF 1946 NY e extend our Congratulatxons and Best XV1Sh6S Tlmnl: You Im Tum Pafrmmgf YOUNG S STUDIO Iruxxe Pxrxh PROP 217 XV Portage Axenue Phone 12 FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS FOWLFR S GROCERX FREE I ELIVERY PHONE 1150 pa ge forty one 1 7 I I , 3 Z l 1 1 -I -1 1 - ' rl H I, , . , . , ' 1 . v v X . . H l . . - '- - 1 1 - 1 Q 1 v1 1 I 1 . 7 1 1 1 1 'A 7- I 1 I ' I I ' ' ' A , ' 1 I . V. . 1 1 'A ' x v me n - ' ' . 7 v x Y . . . Y ? 7' . . J ' i x V V ' i x fr 73 T ' . . . A n 1 v t v1 , ' xt ' x - It I Q! X I 1 1 ' . A ' L ' - ' . I . X , x t . . I W . six- 0 K .. Q VI' 4: ' I : fl -In Q 1 1 11 1 , ' 'f .' 1..4 : A I V F K. . ' .f '4 ff ' ' u ,I . , -, 1 V , . . . . . H'-A , 1 ' , -U I fSome fit.j ' . , . . . 1 . . e , I '. . ., I I Q A . a l t . 1 1 l 1 1 . .J , U - V 11 ,,,- J i , . . - A ' 1 ' 1 ' ' - 1 1 Vu 1 f . e - 1, 1:31,-.y - 19, - ' ka ' , . . ' 5' N .I ' , , K, A C ' 82Le.?1::f:-ESE. ,xii . .4 Y' I 4 T , . . ' : .' : Y ', . -. 1 1 - 1 A - 1 - 5 . Y- ' 1 1 - I l '1 1 T .L , I I I 1 I l 9 7 S ' J 7-. ' -l i I 1 , - , . , HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS - CLASS 1946 BAILEY - NEWHOUSE LAKE SUPERIOR FUNERAL HOME GRANITE 85 MARBLE WORKS J. H. NEWHOUSE CL A SS XV ILL gContinued from page 41 and Ann Traige u1llll3lTl Isaacson leases the car to hIs brother lean Kennedy s choIr robe IS wIllc-d to Pearl acobs BIll ames leases to Im Buzzo and ames Byers he Youth Center Dau Xx,llll3I'I1S vull sell ChIef hIs broken s1olIn strm s P I X l S I Nerna W Ilson sushes os ce Syers to hase her svummnig I I oc X anLusen leases hrs blarney to BIll Brosco Audrey Sanderson leaves her obscurxty to the Sage twIns Ted Zuppa s brIef forms go to Sally Lou Sullrvan Audrey YanDykes typmg IS left to Mr Larson ChIc Gerrrshs speech makmg abIlIty goes to Bruce 'rr' 'Vlartyn LOIS Cregg leases the popcorn machme to a popcorn fnend Delores BosIlle leases shorthand and typmg to Mr Cougratulafzons, Graduates' Larson ST YLE QUALITY VALUE Ready to Wear Home Furmshmgs Hardware Phyllrs Bakers farmerettes are left to Gert Bye Herb Kenz mll sell hIs flashy yellow sweater to Rod See us for your Fxlm and Camera Nevm LouIse Knapps slacks are left to Loume Dahlman Supplles Ken Larsens abIlIty to make teachers happy goes to Harvey McDonald Ruby s skyrocket oes to the Pe Club MALTA5 85 FLQOD DRUG STORE Dot Matheson WIIE her glft of gab to eanne Ala Ab Makr leaves hIs harem to Leonard Staley Gayla Mannmg s flowmg mane 15 left to KInky Ken nedy BIll Pearce leases the Directory to MISS Abbott June Nffelloh leases her tvpmg worrxes to Audrey Whrsenant Clark Murphy leases hIs place In 51 to hlS brother to fIll Vlargaret Nelson vsIshes to sell the cooperanon of 32 415 Ashmun Street Phone 729 Bob Peterson vulls hIs corny jokes to Wir Dean CLOTHING FURNISHINGS Elsxe Ness comb mll sell BIll Prgeon her French worrres Malcolm TomlInson s brxef case IS left to ease the bur AND SHOES den ot some poor book laden freshman Bernadrne OConnor leases Colonnade Club to N1urIel Fzeryflvxng or the Graduate Papmeau Ireda Prtslan lelses her red remdeer sssuttr to Kath Phone 1081 rsn Iamothe Ronald Purce lelses hIs job of cllss trusurer to r Honkmen 529 531 Ashmun Street Dot Albrough ssIlls her tossermy, herght to Donna c fContInued on page 43 Congratulatzons and Besf Wishes to the Graduatmg Class 0 1946 LeLIEVRE S MARKET page forty two I , slx1 . , . . . 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I .sri N st: a , - l I GRADUATES OF 46 COlIQfdfllldfl0IIS and Besf W1vfJts CRISP I Al NIJIIX A IJHX III ANI HS LEPHOINE 15 CLASS W ILL ffontmued from page 473 lxxnnon I v IS Walls Ielves her unrulv hur to Clrol ae I envx lelx Otto Quzek leaves H1 Y to jack XVelsh Nlarlon Rothwell leaves her Alan L1dd colleetlon to Barblra Worthy Iaek Smlrt s eommmdms, lppearanee goes to B111 Brown Dolores Thomas Ie1ves Student Councxl to Mass Had eoek Bob Smrth vvllls hrs shoulders to Dewey Morrnson Dorothv Traverse leaves her vorce to Ann Karras Ly nn Scott s wolfmg abllrtv goes to Brll Leach Marg Steele Ielv es the grrls tr1o to Edythe and Gladys Iugene R1If.1ele leaves hrs hockev playmg to Carl Qumpbell ovee TcnEvck leaves her love lrfe to the Anderson twms fShe has enough for twoj oAnn Bakers tresses go to Lols Zxegler at specral prrce Myles Smlth leaves hrs gold brrckmg experxence to Jack Mcrdowcraft Helen Granakura wrlls Atom Crackers to Donna Wrnght Mason Kabke leaves hrs wavy hamr to Mr Ray Emma can Sadler wills her tWlr1 shadows ean and Joan to Herb Levm and Dutch Weber Betty Ann Andersons blonde curls are left to Betty Gross ohn Brown leaves four long vears of school daze that he can t take wrth hun Margaret McKerch1e leaves her red sweater to Lavonne Naramor CLA SS PROPHEC Y Ah' The future Where shall we be? Let s take a peek ahead and see Eleanor Chedmster wants to lnve and love Whrle Ernest Spencer fI1es hls plane above An arrlme hostess Betty Alexander wxll be Whats thnsf Ethel Duff owns the A 8 P' Someone saxd Lets travel and so Around the world Evelvn MacKenz1e will go Another traveler Nlarre Ehrllck too And Glorra Ball vv ants to get out of the Soo And whxle m Europe we chanced to see Nlary Aldrrch A photographer now IS she QCOHt1DU6d on page 44 NIAPCLLON S GRQCERY SPRLCI XXI? IOHNSIONI Phone 1493 THE MANHATTAN CAHL We Spcrzalz e 171 Sibllgllfffl and lim! Bulls 201 W Port1ge Te 836 HALLVIARK CREETINIC1 CARDS lor All Oceasnons LOVIPLETE :::1- ' OFFICE SERX ICI GERRIE PRESS Ashmun Phone 64 -init fm 1 HOLLINGSWORTH COMPANY Ozzafzfv Blllltlllllg Maferzal Sun STIV NIARII ST IGNACE Xiu HIGAN MICHIGAN ,W F101 mfbmg a Good Drug Sion Should Have P ICI S DRLG BTO il DEL1c1oUs Foon DRUGS CosMET1cs I I l- pagr' for lv tbrre ' a K V 1- ,V v w v v v 3 V Q 1 V 1 1 Y 4 4 4 r J. A 4 4 44 - 4 L TE I 8 V . ,. A x Ax - ' 3 . I ' ,h,'II' 1' -. VV 1 1 y . M C , . , ,. ji ' . ,'. .' . K 'I . I .. ,, ,, '- , . V V - , ' . ' , . s -Q. ' I 1 v x . . . . . - - - f V s Q ' . V, .:,, l v . A v X I T L' 7. ,, . . Q ,, , V, ' V ' J V., 4V V - ' i N i N 1 I I 4 A J , ,' ' ' ' , ,,, I . . - A . . 1 v 1 - X J . n J I R: E V . ' . 5 s J u n ' , . . ' - 405 0-4 lf I-gl a - fy 'I 3 - -a k . 5 - N Vw ' , tr, 9 J - H- -s - .V , l I, - - - . 1 . - --ay 1 . . K V . . - -- , . 1 - u 1 v n ' ' ' ' . , . . . . v J . n ,S -I - A x x ' VA er n l ' ' . '.' 1. .' 2, - a ' 1 V ' ' .' Av i I - A r -I ' V 1 1 I 5 11 ' ' I f ' It QQ A A n n A ff' I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 aka SUNLITEDAIRY Hb 907 Ashmun Phone 2 S06 Compliments of V ENIOUS GROCERY Grocerres Confeetxonerv School Supphes 1645 South St Phone 1142 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF from THE ULYHIPIH SHPE BEST or 'P Q SODAS SUNDAES AND f J I NIALTS Prompt Seruee 406 Ashmun Street trams, g W4'ZW X Q X 511 f l f f If X x , X f X TZKX Examples of the new Lord and lady Elglns ff!! J L ERARD jeweler 509 Ashmun St Phfme 2907 CLASS PROPHECY qContinued from page 435 lor Eumee Leaeh 1ts Chlcago or bust But what about the rest of us? Clrfford Ty ner 86 Levy IS Anderson 1n a few years XX 111 be expert aeronautlcal engmeers Secretarres une Eagle 8C Fern Rodrger wrll take a letter I m sure the boss could fmd no better Coaeh Wrllre Splan rs one of the best -Xnd Ired Srmpkm ns happy and prosperous Ah more books for Dave Welch I see Au IX to college he s an engmeer to be Wrth .1 xacatlon 1n mmd Helen Akkanen 15 bound For the Waldorf ASIOYIZ CIS Van ohnson around? But wart Jean Durno says Let me go too And spend a week end at the Waldorf wlth you And now to Sun X alley to have a good t1me Lorx Lou rs there skatmg QIS thrs gomg to rhyme9j Btrbara Payment wxll flv around the world wrth ease And Herman Patterson wrll sa1l the seven seas The best nurses m the country wrll come from the Soo Vlary Lou Larke 81 Paulme Kellns to mentton a few Xnd last but not least on the Inst ue see Vary Des ardrn Lors Johnson 81 Nionna WI3CklI1 are nurses to be Here s Reya Fountun 85 Elrzabeth Kennedy They say Surpreal nurses they ll be some day Doctor Ardrth Ploegstra Gee thats swell Shell ard the srck and make them vuell There are lots of traxelers around Soo H1 XX ho wall walk r1de sarl or fly Xxx ax to Alaska a desxre of old une Benedlet says I don t care lf rt s eold To own 1 dress shop dovsn Cllrforma vvu une Oakes wrll get her dream some day Shnrley 'VIcC1ll1sters desrre Im told Is to see the world and the men lf holds Bob Carlson xull tray el strrctly for pleasure To see the vu orld and fmd some tremsure Some people luke adxenture and so X11 oxer the elrth Mary Ferguson vull go Dorothy Young vull just traxel lbout She ll haxe a lot of fun no doubt To make the offrce retlly rate -Xnd keep the busrness up to date XX ell need someone to fnle and type ind do the off1ce vsork just rnght Htrrret Krrtselxs vslll get a pob of thrs kmd Xiu be her boss mll be Don Weleh we ll fmd In balancmg books and fngurmq amounts Contlnued on page 45j CONGRATULATIORS CLASS 1946' GAMBLE S STORE Telephone 384 518 Ashmun pa gr for fy frm: . . . , . . - ' ' . - ' ' 1 3 7' l v ' 'VI' 1 x -1 ' ' s . . - - J - A Q I A' m x I ' - - - I I I 'T' I ' h ' . , r ' . , 46 3 U Y V 1 T , I ig, r NJ .IL . - . 1 ff 1 r . 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IT Y . s 7 , - - Z i 1 I 1 A -' '31, CONGRATULATIONS KIDS 1 , gpg.. E- From the Gang at the - -Q :W ' If 2: si- li :g Q N N- sN' T YOUTH CENTFR CLASS PROPI-IECY fCont1nued from page 441 Bookkeeper Wrllre Hembroff mll settle accounts After vuorkmg so hard at takmg dlctatxon These lassres contmue with pas and wacatlon Thexr goal through sehool all happy thes passed Donna Calbeck and Dorothy Rmgler are stenographers xt ast Olg1 Karras wlll be 1 secretary too We know she ll llke the work she ll do Two more stenogrmphers on the hst Colleen Rlordan Sl eanmne f authrer xull work htrd It t 15 Now here s a gal ean Kaumsto vshose ambxtron I fmd Is to retxre at 21 and have a swell trme But her destxm It seems Is not thlt of her dreams r t sou re stlll 1 men sou r ure xt Domn Woodard sull get muned Xl th rhe Xnd ILM 1 H1lloek ns also 1 good lxttle xxlfe Beeluse Rubs I'Ie1de has met THE NIAN She ll be marrled rhrs une I understand Laumer Penttr Peltoll by some good grace W1ll argue long and sun h1s case To keep on lLlI'l1lI1L, desrres thrs mlss If you ask Vlaggle Pennmgton she ll xenfy thxs The lrfe of the good Vlarre Iourn1er sull lead And ean Rounds wrll be happs dorng good deeds Euhne Sterlmg sus under 'Vloms drrectxon Shell learn to cook to a perfecuon A future vnrrter th1s lad wrll be The vnrrtmgs of Jack Cannello we I1 see Because he works hard and does not yreld Fd I-Irllman wlll be suecessful ln any fleld Suzanne Davls mll make a good nurse now As she wnll soothe the fewered brow Pat Ph1ll1ps destmatron rs unknown as yet But she ll have fun on that well ber Bob Hunt declares he can t agree If 1t s I0 br' or not fo be Thrs lxttle lass just wants to be good But vue all knovn Tranees Curtrs xx ould In school Plt Armstrong learned a lot As labor ltorx teehmcnn she ll be tops lck Anderson mll earn top ss lges rn pu He elums he ll sxork for the XX P A Iessre Nlmdosxcrott mll et m1rr1ed and then Lrxe happrls exer atterss ards amen Ihxllrs Saborosx skr just wants to hte qfontmued on pa e 46 ouqrnfua 1:1 1 HQNKANEN GRQCERY 816 Nimneapohs Phone 263 p ga fnrlyf 4 SAULT GII'T SHOP Qualztg Gifts For All Occaszons Phone 2375 J 530 Ashmun St INSIST ON THE BEST PAHMI H PLILT S P11 0 Tnsflmeafs I-IAMS BACON SAUSAGI S E J Ixirsov 86 SON Phone 2503 f sf! If For Snren Styles Wear Pennex s Bsrthlng Su1ts For sour s lcatron th1s summer One am! treo jucce styles or fbe urine sumzmers C PENNEY CO INC DEPARTMENT sToREs 4 - I I - - s ' ' s C ' v v ' Q l ,. .w iw Iv If Y . 1 . , - 1 ' Y , l 1 H Y , V M I I x . , 1 1 ' K ,Is ' . 3 ' s - 1 V K K h' . I ' ' ,J' ' ' , ' . ' ' ' ' 41 T S , -1 . 3 V . . I Fo in 1' ' - ' . live Tl- 5 Q ' it 65. - A - 3 . . V 3- . ' '- . r 1. .1t's X life V YH 1 ' x y A S K -K V.. S . S .- S L K 1 I Q IX 1 a 1 1 , l ' , T ' v' , ' - V ' - X ss, X 9 ' 'F ire. e ' '4f1f'f1.- - ' 1 iff... ' . , V . Ae. . ffE?::::-x-.,- - f 1 D 55221: M if , . 92155. ' ' I f 'I . . . ' ' 5225, 51 'S::':X 1 . V, Q , ,:35fg55:. V. .4 :A V t , . ., ' , as fr'--'- ' S . . . t I , . , , , ' ' y . 1 '1 A 5 V ' Y' 0, ' 1 s P .V . . h K K A ' s 5: D - ! f C Q' I f'r1s,Sc'ni0's J. . ., . r rf 1 ' at ' u - iz ' We Extend Hearty Qongratulatlons To All Graduates I-I I,I II I.I I3 NN 0 0 0 A Illufcd wzfh Iolon Thomas, MIIIIIFHPOIIY, MllllIFYfJfd ARTISTIC BEAUTY SHOPPE Expert Work Frlendlw Servmee Cold XX axe Permments 544 Ashmun Phone 2030 Congralulafzons ' 5 a 'PQ 7, ' I 0 Myfdeif al KREMPELS DRUG STORE Wt' Fcafurz a Conzplclr' PVIKIVIIJILIOIY Scruez To EVERY MEMBER THE CLASS OF 46 CONGRATULATIONS FRONI YoUR FRIEIN D ARD SERVANT, 2 Wifi 18 Edlson Sault ElCCtflC Company CLASS PROPHECY 1Contmued from page 45j -Xnd so does XKIJFIOI1 Drummond what g1ves9 It seems N 1rg1e Pes armc just can t stand the eold Shell moxe to the South to keep vuarm Im told Donna Thornburg vull be successful because She works quxte hard In all she does Xl Lounds w1ll be a mnllnonanre Vloney money everywhere' Clark Murphy wzll fly or maybe sa1l We don t quxte know every detall Ken Albone vull fmd .1 job to h1s llkmg And lead .1 good l1fe happy and excmng To see the world as much as they can Otms Cardmal Be oe Turner wnll be busy men Off to Cuba to haxe 1 good tnme That s what Eleanor Torok has 1n mmd Another successful lass we fmd Faye Cnbbons vnll make good use of her tnme Here s 1 gxrl that vull see what she may Hlzel Scales mll tour the land some day XX hat hate we here? State Pohce I see Ah yes Im talkmg about D1ck McKee Trank Mallette behexes thai lmfe mll be grand Learmng the trade of an arch1tect thls youth Is none other than Denm Booth A beauty operator ovs mng her own shop Eleanor Germam xull earn 1 lot To do her best In all she trxed In gamlnp success Lols Holmes vs1ll r1se In Ll1TI1lD1I'lg the ladder of success Xlarlon leobsen mll strne to do her best evtel Hughes just uants to graduate All seat she s had to vt ut and xx ut Xnd yeepers FIN ALLH THE BIC DATI' BLUE DFXIL BASEBAII 1ContmueCl from page 11 TOTALS H Sau t 0 'Nevsberrx NEXVBERRY Sparked bx B111 Dxnes effeetlxe hurl mg and NIe1x Beadles tnmelx hlttlng the Blue Deuls eopped the1r fourth strught eontest bx shuttmg the In d ns out bx a I0 U eou t Cooseberlx of New nerxx ro ed B111 Dxnes of 1 no lnt x1th 1 shup s CQont1nued JD pape 47 A D L J I 1 I rm lllfllltlft 5011 MAQMASTER S GROCERY 341 E Spruce Paon 47 ju I fUlfX V S T 8 I 3 K t 0 r 1 1 Y w 0 o I 4 , I I II . - - ' s 7 - 's V I 'ss I .' 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