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

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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-

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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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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 ' -