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

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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 , ,

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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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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-