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

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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 . I , . 1 'v H -11 . 14 - ' A 1 - 1 - - 1 - : 1 K' - 1 f , .1 11 1 1- 1 1 . 1 K 1 . 1 1 1 . ' - - 1 4 I 1 1 1 1 - - s ' - - 1 1 ' - -' - -1 '. 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1- L 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 -1. , , .'-1- 1 1 . 1 I 1 11 '.1 1 . , e i, , 1 i 1 tt N 85 1 - 1 11 b Y, 1b 1 1 . . . , . . , . , 1 - 1 - 1 11 , -1 1- . 1 , . '1 1 - 1- 1 1 11 v v r 1- 1 - 1 - - 1. 1 . . 1 1 . 1 . e H... 1 Tn

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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 . , . .

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