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

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MR. JOHN MCDONALD, English, Journalism, Keynote Adviser, MR, WILLIAM PRICE, American Prob- lems, Student Council Adviser, MRS. LOIS MILLER, Shorthand, Transcription and Office Practice. MR, WILLIAM SMITH, Geometry, Safe Driving. 'So help you, King George, says Barb TenEyck, court clerk, as she administers the oath to witness Bob Raffaele during the mock trial in Mr. Price's fourth hour American problems class. One of the most recent improvements in Sault High is the renovation of the typing room, l again! 'y, 5- ww MRS. JENNIE MYNER, Clerical Training, Basic Business. MRS, MAE VAN CITTERS, Homemaking, Home and Family Living, MRS, TAMARA VELDE, Latin, MISS GLADYS WOLD, Librarian,

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MR. WALLACE EDLUND, Chem- istry, Physics, Atom Crackers Ad- viser. MISS KATHRYN FALLS, Eng,- lish, Sault High Review Adviser MISS ETHEL JOSLIN, Mathematics. MR. RALPH MCBAIN, Biology. L MRS. JUNE EWING, English, Dra- MR.WILKIN EWING, English. MISS matics, Speech Club and National MILDRED ENICH, American His- Thespians Adviser. MISS MAR- tory,World History,Colonnade Ad- CELLA FRANK, English. viser. Mr. Edlund has an attentive audience as he answers the questions Why? and How? of his physics class. Miss Joslin makes her solid geometry class very interesting, H fliiisirlw .W VI 1 .. .,,: s',4zwi,:-zrfrzwzzlw

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.-xx' Mr. David Ripley, American History, American Problems, Miss Hulda Stroebel, American History. Mr. Adolph VanCitters, Shop. Miss Frances Zimmerman, Home- making,Cafeteria, Future Home- makers Adviser. Miss Frank's fourth hour senior English class seem to be enjoying their studies. John Lambros, Ken Katre,and Don Gongwer give their interpretation of a scene in Submerged , a one act play presented in fifth hour dramatics class. Students enjoy the hot lunch provided by our school cafeteria.