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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

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E R gk 1 A 105 .QA -5- r5 :gg i 1 Q Superintendent, H H Holloway Students of Sault High have made this a year of unusual achievements in many fields. I can- not recall another year in which the total results of our program could measure up to those now fresh in your memories. These hard- earned and well-deserved goals could not have been reached with- out the power and leadership of our seniors. Your teachers have con- fidence that your triumphs will not halt at graduation. We look upon you as young, but competent, 'bridge builders'. x X J .areal Ioalcb ,QLIAP spec-lQeuer CAMLJ mifm gJU!afJ gajtnian ADAMS, SUSAN Atom Crackers, Bowling, Choir, Keynote, Lifesaving, National Thespians, Speech Club, Plays: War of the Worlds , Green ValIey , Tempora Latina, Vocational Co-op. ALEXANDER, GARY ALLIS, DON Atom Crackers, Audio-Visual, Sgt.-at-arms, Band, lntra-Mural Basketball, Orchestra. ANDERSON, WANDA Allied Youth, GAA, Rifle Club, Speech Club, Vocational Co-op. ARMSTRONG, ROSALIE Collonnade, Future Farmers' Chapter Sweetheart, Future Home- makers, Treasurer, GAA, Home Room President, Vice-President, Homecoming Princess, Munchin' Moochers, Red Cross Council, Student Council, Vocational Co-op. BANKS, ANDY Hi-Y, lntra-Mural Sports, Keynote, Radio Keynote, Rifle Club. BEAULIEU, BERNARD BEEDY, ANNA MAE Colonnade, Future Homemakers, Vice-President. BENNETT, GERALDINE Bookstore, Future Homemakers, Home Room Secretary, Treasurer, Northern Light, Speech Club, Play: Time Out For Ginger . BENSON, BERNADINE GAA, Home Room, Vice-President, Red Cross Council. BOND, VICKY Atom Crackers, Vice-President, Choir, Colonnade, Future Nurses, GAA, Home Room Vice-President, Homecoming Princess, Intra- mural Sports, National Thespians, Speech Club, Play: Time Out For Ginger , Student Council. BOWERS, JACKIE Atom Crackers, Colonnade, Secretary, Future Nurses, Sgt.-at- arms, GAA, National Thespians, Northern Light, Red Cross Coun- cil, Speech Club, Tempora Latina. BROWN, FRED Baseball, Co-captain, Basketball, Bee, Varsity, Captain, Choir, Football, Bee, Varsity, Captain, Freshman Class President, Home Room President, lntra-mural Sports. BROWNLEE, LOIS GAA, Rifle Club, Speech Club. CAMPBELL, ALDEN lntra-mural Sports. CAMPBELL, PAT Bookstore, Bowling, Colonnade, Future Homemakers, GAA, Home Room Secretary, Munchin' Moochers, National Thespians, North- ern Light, Red Cross Council, Speech Club, Play: The Desperate Hours , Student Council, Secretary, Junior Class Representative, Senior Class Representative. CLEARY, ROSEANNE Atom Crackers, Band, Future Nurses, Home Room Treausrer, lntra-mural Sports, National Thespians, Northern Light, Orchestra, Speech Club, Tempora Latina. COLLINS, JACK Baseball, Basketball, Bee, Varsity, Ca-captain, Football, Bee, Varsity, Home Room Vice-President, Junior Rotarians, Blackouts, Keynote, Lifesaving. COOPER, CLARA Allied Youth. CRAWFORD, BRUCE Band, Football, Bee, Home Room President, Vice-President, Treas- urer, lntra-mural Sports, Junior Rotarians, Northern Light, Senior Class Treasurer, Speech Club, Tempora Latina. CRIMIN, ELLA MAE Atom Crackers, Audio-Visual, Bookstore, Colonnade, Treasurer, Future Nurses, Home Room Secretary, Treasurer, Munchin' Mooch- ers, Northern Light, Speech Club, Student Council, Senior Class Representative. CRIMIN, WAYNE CROWDER, JAMES Baseball, Captain, Choir, Football, Bee, Varsity, lntra-mural Sports, Red Cross Council, Student Council. CURTIS, HAROLD Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Future Farmers, Home Room Sgt.-at-arms. DALEY, GERALD Audio-Visual, Treasurer, lntra-mural Sports. DAWSON, DOREEN DAY, NORMAN Atom Crackers, Audio-Visual, Secretary, Hi-Y, Home Room Vice- President, lntra-mural Sports, Junior Rotarians, Keynote, Rifle Club, President, Vice-President, Student Council. DePLONTY, WILMA Future Homemakers. DODDS, FRED Atom Crackers, Sgt.-at-arms, Audio-Visual, Sgt.-at-arms, Vice- President, Home Room Sgt.-at-arms, lntra-mural Sports, Munchin' Moochers. DUNDAS, .IOANNE Atom Crackers, Band, Bowling, Choir, Forensics, Future Nurses, GAA, lntra-mural Sports, National Thespians, Secretary, Northern Light, Senior Editor, Orchestra, Speech Club, Tempora Latina, Vocational Co-op. EASTMAN, EDWIN ERMATINGER, PAT Atom Crackers, Future Nurses. ESELTINE, AARON Hi-Y, Home Room Secretary, Treasurer, lntra-mural Sports, Junior Class Treasurer, Junior Rotarians, National Thespians, Speech Club, Plays: Green Valley , War of the Worlds , Time Out For Ginger , Student Council, Sgt.-at-arms, Tempora Latina, Vespers. EVENSON, HAROLD Audio-Visual, Football, Varsity, Hi-Y, Home Room Vice-President, lntra-mural Sports, Lifesaving, Student Council. FAUNT, JANET Allied Youth, Bowling, GAA, Home Room President, Munchin' Moochers, Speech Club, Vespers, Vocational Co-op. FELDMAN, IRIS Atom Crackers, Secretary, Band, GAA. FELDMAN, JOHN Aduio-Visual, Band, Home Room Secretary, President, lntra-mural Sports, Munchin' Moochers, Speech Club. FELDMAN, LEE FLEMING, PHILIP Band, Golf, lntra-mural Sports. FLETCHER, JOHN Basketball, Bee, Varsity, Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Football, Bee, Varsity, Munchin' Moochers, Red Cross Council, Track. FOUNTAIN, GLENDA Allied Youth, Aqua Cadets, Atom Crackers, Audio-Visual, Book- store, Bowling, Choir, Forensics, Future Nurses, GAA, Home Room Treasurer, Secretary, Library Club, Vice-President, Lifesaving, Munchin' Moochers, National Thespians, Red Cross Council, Speech Club, Vespers, Vocational Co-op. FOUNTAIN, HAROLD Rifle Club. FOX, CLYDE Cross Country, Future Farmers, lntra-mural Sports, Red Cross Council. FROST, MARY ELLEN Allied Youth, Choir, GAA, Munchin' Moochers, Northern Light, Vespers, Vocational Co-op. GARLINGHOUSE, LEON GIERKE, WAYNE Football, Bee, Varsity, Home Room Sgt.-at-arms, lntra-mural I07 Sports. GILLHOOLEY, RALPH Audio-Visual, President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Boys' Glee Club, Boys' State Representative, Cross Country, Hi-Y, President, Treasurer, Home Room President, Vice-Preisdent, lntra-mural Sports, Junior Class President, Junior Rotarians, Northern Light, Sports Editor, Senior Class President, Tempora Latina, Track. GREER, GLADYS Allied Youth, Bookstore, Future Homemakers, Home Room Treas- urer, Munchin' Moochers, Northern Light, Business Staff, Voca- tional Co-op. HANNAHS, LEE Atom Crackers, Audio-Visual, President, Hi-Y, lntra-mural Sports, Junior Rotarians. HANNAHS, LYLE Atom Crackers, Audio-Visual, Hi-Y, lntra-mural Sports, Junior Rotarians, Keynote, Orchestra. HARRISON, EUGENE HART, JUNE Band, Future Teachers, Home Room Vice-President, Library Club, Speech Club, Vocational Co-op. HARVEY, CAROLYN Future Homemakers, Future Nurses, GAA, Keynote, Northern Light, Secretary. HOCEVAR, DAVE Atom Crackers, Treasurer, Audio-Visual, Treasurer, Home Room Vice-President, lntra-mural Sports, Junior Rotarians, Rifle Club. HOLLAR, BERNICE Colonnade, Northern Light, Business Staff, Subscription Manager, Red Cross Council, Vocational Co-op. HOLMES, SHARON Atom Crackers, Band, Bowling, Choir, Forensics, Freshman Class Secretary, Future Nurses, Home Room Secretary, lntra-mural Sports, Munchin' Moochers, National Thespians, Treasurer, North- ern Light, Orchestra, Speech Club, Lifesaving. HOPPER, WAYNE HOWE, GEORGE Atom Crackers, President, Audio-Visual, Band, Choir, Home Room Treasurer, Junior Rotarians, Northern Light, Orchestra, Speech Club, Play: The Desperate Hours , Tempora Latina, Editor, Vespers. JACOBSON, KEITH JENSEN, LEE Hi-Y, Junior Rotarians, Rifle Club, Treasurer, Speech Club. JONES, JERRY JONES, AVIS Bowling, Choir, GAA, Lifesaving, Vocational Co-op. KAESTNER, JOHN Baseball KAUPPINEN, LINDA Atom Crackers, Bowling, Colonnade, Junior Class Vice-President, Munchin' Moochers, Northern Light, Speech Club, Student Coun- cil, Vespers. KELLIS, ULINDA Allied Youth, Vice-President, Bowling, Future Teachers, GAA, Keynote, Munchin' Moochers. KELLY, BONNIE lntra-mural Sports, Student Council. KELLY, DIANA Allied Youth, Choir, Future Nurses, Future Teachers, GAA, Munchin' Moochers, Orchestra, Vocational Co-op. KELLY, TERRY Atom Crackers, Vice-President, Band, Blu-Notes, Boys' Glee Club, Hi-Y, Secretary, Home Room Sgt.-at-arms, lntra-mural Sports, Junior Rotarians, Lifesaving, National Thespians, Northern Light, Photograph Editor, Orchestra, Speech Club, Sgt.-at-arms, Tem- pora Latina. KENDRICK, DONNA GAA, Home Room Vice-President, Red Cross Council, Speech Club. KESTILA, BARBARA Atom Crackers, Colonnade, Forensics, Future Nurses, Vice-Pres- ident, GAA, Home Room Secretary, lntra-mural Sports, Home Room Manager, National Thespians, Northern Light, Activities Editor, Speech Club, Treasurer, Tempora Latina. KING, RICHARD Audio-Visual, Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Forensics, Future Teachers, Room President, lntra-mural Sports, Speech Club. VIRGINIA Home KING, Bowling, GAA, Home Room Vice-President, Red Cross Council. KIRBY, JOSEPH Band, Blu-Notes, Home Room President, Vice-President, National Thespians, Orchestra, Speech Club, Plays: Green VaIley , The Curious Savage , Trumpet Trio. KOISTINEN, DIANE Bowling, GAA, Vocational Co-op. KUSMIERZ, JOE Band, Blu-Notes, Home Room Treasurer, Orchestra. KUSMIERZ, TREVA Bowling, Vocational Co-op. LAMBROS, NICK Boys' Glee Club, Freshman Class President, Hi-Y, Junior Rotarians, National Thespians, President, Northern Light, Speech Club, Treas- urer, Student Council, President, Treasurer, Tempora Latina. LANE, ARNOLD LARKE, JAMES Band, Blu-Notes, Boys' Glee Club, Boys' State Representative, Choir, Hi-Y, Home Room President, Vice-President, Junior Rotar- ians, Northern Light, Orchestra, Trumpet Trio. LAWRENCE, DIANE Band, Bowling, Choir, GAA, Vocational Co-op. LAWSON, RONALD Choir, lntra-mural Sports. LEACH, WANDA Bowling, Home Room Secretary, Red Cross Council. LeLlEVRE, PHIL Vocational Co-op. LEONARD, RICHARD Boys' GIee,CIub, Librarian, Choir, Head Librarian, Football, Bee, Varsity, Hi-Y, Chaplain, Home Room Treasurer, lntra-mural Sports, Junior Rotarians, Lifesaving, Red Cross Council, Tempora Latina, Track, Vespers. LONG, CLAYTON Vocational Co-op. LONG, RUBY Colonnade, Future Teachers, Home Room Treasurer, Speech Club. LOUNDS, HARRY Boys' Glee Club, Ghoir, Future Farmers, Rifle Club, Executive Officer. LUMSDEN, JOSEPH Baseball, Varsity, Basketball, Bee, Choir, Football, Varsity, Home Room Vice-President, lntra-mural Sports, Basketball, Volleyball, Touch Football, Vocational Co-op. LUND, CAROLE Atom Crackers, lntra-mural Editor, Red Cross Council, tered from Mankato High MALMBORG, ROBERT Future Farmers, President, MacARTHUR, DONALD Cross Country, lntra-mural MGCDONALD, GERALD Basketball, Bee, lntra-mural Sports, Football, Basketball. MacLEOD, JON Sports, Northern Light, Class Pictures Speech Club, Speech Club Play, Cen- School, Mankato, Minnesotal. Vice-President, Sentinel. Sports, Track, Vocational Co-op. IOS Atom Crackers, Aduio-Visual, Band, Bookstore, Boys' Glee Club, Choir, lntra-mural Sports, National Thespians, Northern Light, Orchestra, Red Cross Council, Rifle Club, Speech Club, Vespers. MaCQUARRlE, WALLACE MCCLINCHEY, PAUL Band, lntra-mural Sports, Keynote. MCDONALD, MARY LOU Aqua Cadets, Bowling, Cheer Leading, Choir, Colonnade, GAA, President, lntra-mural Sports, Home Room Manager, Northern Light. MCGILL, DEANN Band, Home Room Sgt.-at-arms, Rifle Club. MCKERCHIE, WILLIAM Future Farmers. MCKIDDIE, DAVID Basketball, Bee, Choir, Football, Bee, Varsity, lntra-mural Basket- ball, Vocational Co-op. MCKIDDIE, GERALD Cross Country, lntra-mural Basketball, Speech Club, Track, Vo- cational Co-op. McKlNNEY, DONALD lntra-mural Basketball. MCLAY, KENNETH Band, Football, Varsity, Future Farmers. MICHAEL, MARGARET Allied Youth, Choir, Orchestra. MILLER, CARL Atom Crackers, Sgt.-at-arms, Band, Blu-Notes, Boys' Glee Club, Hi-Y Home Room President, Sgt.-at-arms, lntra-mural Basketball, Junior Rotarians, National Thespians, Orchestra, Speech Club, President, Plays: The Curious Savage , Green Valley , War of the Worlds , The Desperate Hours , Trumpet Trio. MILLER, JOHN Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Cross Country, Football, Bee, Hi-Y, Home Room Vice-President, lntra-mural Basketball, Track, Vespers. MITCHELL, CHARLES Football, Freshman at East Lansing High School, Keynote, Librar- ian, lentered from Washington High School, Milwaukee, Wis- consinl. MITCHELL, JOANN Colonnade, Student Council, Vocational Co-op. MONCK, GLENDA Aqua Cadets, Atom Crackers, Bowling, Choir, Colonnade, Future Nurses, GAA, Home Room Secretary, Vice-President, Lifesaving, Munchin' Moochers, National Thespians, Northern Light, Speech Club, Student Council, Tempora Latina. MONTERO, JERRY Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Football, Bee, Varsity, Hi-Y, Vice-Pres- ident, Home Room President, Secretary, lntra-mural Basketball, Junior Rotarians, Speech Club, Sgt.-at-arms, Student Council, Track. NASH, JANET Aqua Cadets, Atom Crackers, Bowling, Choir, Future Homemakers, Future Nurses, GAA, Home Room Secretary, Treasurer, Home- coming Princess, lntra-mural Sports, Library Club, Munchin' Moochers, Secretary, National Thespians, Northern Light, Senior Co-editor, Speech Club, Student Council, Tempora Latina, Vespers. NEAL, RICHARD Audio-Visual, Secretary. NEWCOMB, EDWARD Future Farmers. NEWTON, CATHERINE Band, Bookstore, National Thespians, Speech Club. NICHOLAS, GUY ROBERT NIELSON, ARLENE Bookstore, Choir, GAA, Rifle Club. NIEMI, CATHERINE IO9 Bookstore, Treasurer, Choir, lntra-mural Sports, Home Room Man- ager, Rifle Club, Vespers. NOIROT, JOHN Aduio-Visual, lntra-mural Sports, Track. O'NElLL, MARY JO Atom Crackers, Band, Blu-Notes, Choir, Colonnade, Freshman Class Treasurer, Future Nurses, Home Room Vice-President, Na- tional Thespians, Orchestra, Speech Club, Tempora Latina, Vespers. OSTERMAN, TERRY Audio-Visual, Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Librarian, Home Room Treasurer, Sgt.-at-arms, lntra-mural Sports, Red Cross Council, Vespers. PACIOCCO, PAUL PANKS, SHIRLEY Bowling, Cheer Leading, Choir, Forensics, GAA, National Thes- pians, Northern Light, Speech Club, Secretary, Plays: Green Valley , War of the Worlds , Vocational Co-op. PATTISON, RONALD Atom Crackers, Home Room Student Council Assistant, Intra- mural Sports. PENNINGTON, NORMA Atom Crackers, Colonnade, Future Nurses, Future Teachers, Par- liamentarian, Area Secretary, Keynote, Reporter, Advertising Manager, Associate Editor, Quill 8- Scroll, President, Radio Key- note, Tempora Latina. PERRY, DAVID Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Home Room President, lntra-mural Sports, Red Cross Council, Vespers. PETERSON, ALICE Bookstore, Sales Manager, Choir, Future Teachers, President, Home Room President, Maiorettes. PHELPS, DAN lntra-mural Sports. PLITZ, PARKER PORTER, KAY PRATT, NICK Hi-Y, Junior Rotarians, Northern Light, Speech Club. PRATT, RICHARD Audio-Visual, Baseball, Statistician, Basketball, Bee-Varsity Statis- tician, Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Forensics, Football, Varsity Statis- tician, Freshman Class Vice-President, lntra-mural Basketball, Junior Rotarians, Keynote, Sports Editor, Editorial Board Chair- man, National Thespians, Quill 8. Scroll, Radio Keynote, Editor, Speech Club, Plays: Green Valley , Time Out For Ginger , Tempora Latina. PRICE, PAT Audio-Visual, Baseball, Basketball, Cee, Bee, Varsity, Choir, Cross Country, Football, Bee, Home Room President, Junior Rotarians, Student Council, Track. RAPSON, MARGARET Choir, Future Nurses, GAA, Home Room Treasurer, Rifle Club, Speech Club, Vespers. READ, JACKIE REICHER, MARY ANN Audio-Visual, Choir, Future Nurses, Home Room Treasurer, Northern Light, Rifle Club, Speech Club. RHIND, SID Band, Blu-Notes, Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Hi-Y, Junior Rotarians, National Thespians, Vice-President, Orchestra, Speech Club, Vice- President, Plays: Green Valley , Time Out For Ginger , Tem- pora Latina. RUDD, THANA Allied Youth, Atom Crackers, Band, Choir, Future Nurses, Munchin' Moochers, Speech Club, Tempora Latina. RUSSO, JIM Football, Bee, Home Room President, Vice-President, lntra-mural Basketball. RUST, PATRICIA Atom Crackers, Band, Blu-Notes, Colonnade, President, Home Room Vice-President, Secretary, Homecoming Queen, National Thespians, Northern Light, Editorial Staff, Orchestra, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Speech Club, Tempora Latina, Vespers. SABATINE, PAUL Football, Bee, Varsity, Intra-mural Basketball, Track. SEAMAN, ELIZABETH Bowling, Choir, Colonnade, Drum Maiorette, Future Nurses, Future Teachers, Secretary, GAA, Home Room Secretary, Library Club, National Thespians, Northern Light, Features Editor, Speech Club, Play: The Desperate Hours , Tempora Latina, Business Manager, Vespers. SEARS, BEVERLY Allied Youth, Band, Bowling, Choir, Future Homemakers, Future Nurses, GAA, Rifle Club, Speech Club, Vespers. SEPPALA, SANDRA Bookstore, Choir, Colonnade, Future Teachers, GAA, Homecoming Princess, Junior Class Secretary, Munchin' Moochers, Red Cross Council, Speech Club. SHAHEEN, JANE Atom Crackers, Band, Choir, Colonnade, Forensics, Future Nurses, Secretary, Home Room Secretary, President, National Thespians, Northern Light, Editor, Speech Club, Play: Time Out For Ginger , Tempora Latina, Lifesaving. SHAW, JOHN Choir, Future Teachers, Home Room Vice-President, Intra-mural Sports, Football, Basketball, Northern Light, Orchestra, Librarian, Speech Club, Plays: War of the Worlds , The Desperate Hours , Tempora Latina, Vespers. SLIGER, MARY PAT SMITH, BARBARA Band, Blu-Notes, Colonnade, Future Nurses, Treasurer, Home Room Secretary, Orchestra, Speech Club. SMITH, GERALDINE Vocational Co-op. SMITH, MARJEAN Atom Crackers, Audio-Visual, Bowling, Colonnade, Future H'ome- makers, President, Secretary, GAA, Homecoming Princess, Library Club, Munchin' Moochers, Northern Light, Expediter, Red Cross Council, Student Council, Vocational Co-op. SODEN, WILLIAM Football, Bee. SPRAGUE, ROBERT STEELE, BEVERLY Keynote, Vocational Co-op. STEWART, MARY Aqua Cadets, President, Secretary, Cheer Leading, Bee-Varsity Captain, Colonnade, GAA, Vice-President, Home Room Treasurer, Intra-mural Sports, Home Room Manager, Lifesaving, National Thespians, Speech Club, Student Council, Vice-President, Junior Class Representative, Senior Class Representative, Tempora Latina. STONE, PETER STOREY, HAROLD Bookstore, Hi-Y, Intra-mural Basketball, Home Room Manager, Keynote, Exchange Editor, Northern Light, Radio Keynote, Speech Club, Play: The Desperate Hours . SUMMERVILLE, VERNON SURIANO, ANTHONY Band, Blu-Notes, Home Room Vice-President, Sgt.-at-arms. SUTTON, GORDON Intra-mural Basketball, Vocational Co-op. SWANSON, DUANE SYLVESTER, IRIS Audio-Visual, Home Room Treasurer, Library Club, President, Treasurer, Maiorettes, Munchin' Moochers, Northern Light, Red Cross Council, Speech Club, Vocational Co-op. TAYLOR, JOHN Lifesaving. TAYLOR, MARION Bowling, Choir, Keynote, Speech Club. TEPPO, DARLA Band, Bowling, Library Club, Munchin' Moochers, Northern Light, Speech Club, Vocational Co-op. THOMAS, JOHN Atom Crackers, Audio-Visual, Boys' State Representative, Football, Student Manager, Home Room Vice-President, Treasurer, Intra- mural Basketball, Junior Rotarians, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Track. THOMPSON, PAT THORESEN, GARY Atom Crackers, Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Hi-Y. TINKIS, ROBERT TOMCHAK, TED TRESTRAIL, ELIZABETH Future Homemakers, Keynote, National Thespians, Northern Light, business Manager, Red Cross Council, Speech Club, Vocational Co-op. TURLEY, MARGARET Aqua Cadets, Audio-Visual, Cheer Leading, Choir, Forensics, GAA, Home Room Vice-President, Treasurer, Library Club, Life- saving, Maiorettes, National Thespians, Northern Light, Editorial Staff, Speech Club, Student Council, Sophomore Class Representa- tive, Tempora Latina, Vocational Co-op. VINCENT, VIOLA Choir. WAGNER, GALA Choir. WALKER, JOAN Choir, Future Homemakers, Reporter, Library Club, Munchin' Moochers, Northern Light, Red Cross Council. WALTERS, LYNN Audio-Visual, Bookstore, Hi-Y, Chaplain, Keynote, Reporter, Staff Photographer, Classes Editor, Associate Directory Editor, Northern Light, Photographer, Radio Keynote. WATCHORN, HAZEL Future Teachers, Vice-President, GAA, Home Room President, Vice- Persident, Library Club, Red Cross Council, President, Speech Club, Vocational Co-op. WEBER, WILLIAM Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Football, Intra-mural Sports, Munchin' Moochers, Track. WEIR, DAVE WHITE, DOREEN Band, Colonnade, Future Nurses, President, Treasurer, Home Room Secretary, Treasurer. WHITE, LINDA Band, Colonnade, Vice-President, Foreign Exchange Student, Home Room Secretary, Treasurer, National Thespians, Northern Light, Lay-out Editor, Orchestra, Senior Class Secretary, Speech Club, Vice-President, Tempora Latina. WHITMORE, CHARLES Audio-Visual, Secretary, Band, Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Forensics, Intra-mural Sports, Junior Rotarians, National Thespians, Sgt.-at- arms, Orchestra, Red Cross Council, President, Speech Club, Sgt.- at-arms, Stage Manager, Plays: Green Valley , Curious Sav- age , War of the WorIds , The Desperate Hours , Track, Bee, Versity, WIGGLI, URS Foreign Exchange Student, Hi-Y, Junior Rotarians, Keynote, Re- porter, Orchestra, Senior Class Vice-President, Speech Club, Student Council. WILLIAMS, JAMES TIO Band, Choir, lntra-mural Basketball, Orchestra. WILLIAMSON, BONNIE Aqua Cadets, Bowling, Colonnade, Future Teachers, GAA, Treas- urer, Girls' State Representative, Home Room Secretary, Life- saving, Northern Light, Subscription Manager, Sophomore Class Secretary, Speech Club, Student Council, Tempora Latina. WONNACOTT, MARION Bookstore, Colonnade, WOOD, KENNETH Atom Crackers, Audio-Visual, Treasurer, Boys' State Representa- tive, Cross Country, lntra-mural Basketball, Track. WYGAARD, PATRICIA Aqua Cadets, Treasurer, Choir, Colonnade, Drum Maiorettes, Home Room President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Home- coming Princess, Lifesaving, Munchin' Moochers, President, Na- tional Thespians, Red Cross Council, Speech Club, Student Coun- cil, Secretary Pro-tem., Junior Class Representative, Tempora Latina, V espers. YON, SUE ANN Audio-Visual, Colonnade, Future Nurses, GAA, Northern Light, Advertising Manager, Rifle Club, Speech Club, Vocational Co-op. YOUNGS, BRIAN Basketball, Cee, Bee, Varsity, Choir, Football, Bee, Varsity, Hi-Y, Home Room President, Vice-President, Sgt.-at-arms, lntra-mural Sports, Junior Rotarians, Student Council, Senior Class Repre- sentative, Track. I'l'I Composition and Lithoprinting BRAUN-BRUMFIELD, Inc Ann Arbor, Michigan T b'. 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EDWARD BERTRAM x ROBERTA FIRST 4 I it ,.', .0 U Cro., 'Quar- 6,3 X X if Rosen smsson Luame sunem nossnr Burrow , 1 1 Lf 1 1 wa- ,, Cf , A , an if . , , in fn . ' sm ousow wALL,-.cs smunn Mnonen smcu at 1 1 Snileo MARCELLA rnmx INA GREEN ROSA GROUT ' I 'XT 'Y-ii x X TQ' HERBERT HELMAN EDWARD HONKANEN IRENE HUNGERFORD BLODWEN JOHNS T f f v : ' ' 'H' Nz fNm' K H' JOHN McDONAlD DURWOOD MOORE JENNIE MYNER edlde f SHIRLEY RAUCH DAVID RIPLEY STEPHEN SLOSARIK WII.lIAM SMITH C3 XKKWI ' JW? Nagy N wn.1f1 : ' 1' I l 2 A Vi. .,-Qgifiy-v ,' . .gm , ,W K' 5 2 1R'1'1 IYIQQR '21'7'2 'fi' ETHEL JosuN ERNEST KRANz X HARMA LEMON RALPH McBAlN A N ' 43' far- f '32 ' n ' ' V 'ix 'E x W V K 1 X . f A L , , M X I xv - , Q N, R I -.,,, P . A L . 1. uv, Vq 2 M- A' -Xt X A M t , I 1' ' .- N . V vii E 31' J Rixgvy' 11 . it g5L!'A,..xx '- L 'L , - ?f!2 ' K, '- ' , if ff? x ' L ' V 9' -L - an 5 I , A , E ff? E - XX - f V ' i V . ALFRED NELsoN ALBERT PEFFERS GLENN PORTERELELD WILLIAM PRICE HULDA STROEBEL ADOLPH VonCITTERS I MAE VanC ITTERS nr 'QQ TAMARA VELDE 1 1 .swwxo ns X WA! A x .. .Ms -X.. WUYSNKX N X, fi Q 1, W N 'ww ., wwf. gh, N' s 4 rw , it W N , ' f 128 we The support is evident now as a dream becomes a reality. Our support is also evident from the advertising. V Good Luck Class of '57 C0n9fUlUlU!l0HS Congratulations, Seniors BURNS DEPARTMENT f 'Sf 0' 5' fwm stones, INC. RucKLE lNlPl.ENlENT CO. ' RunY's - PERRY'S VULCANIZING C' h,n F ih, ' ol 'Gill glllgei mgsl Tractors and Chainsaws ' 1oo1 Ashmun ' 0 , Sault Ste. Marie, , . , Jiifil' ZFJZEQ1 ' ME Nm Newbe vf'vf' M lS '9 C X1! E1?4l Tad Michigan Congratulations Congratulations, Seniors NAPOl.EON'S . BRUMVVEI-Lis STANDARD SERVICE Congratulations, Seniors . TASTY-LUNCH . RAPIDS CAFE 42' Johnsyone . Expert Car Care 121 West Spruce 228 Ashmun 0 Dial ME 2-6321 Dial ME 2-3671 Dial ME 2-9441 819 Easterday Dial ME 2-B711 Good Lugk Congratulations, congratulations class of '57 Class of 1957 '57 Gfqdg Congratulations, Seniors 9 LEITZ ou, Begg wishes JOE KICZENSKI SPORT SHOP JEWELER GROCER lnlormation on Jol'mson's AND SONS Expert Watch Repair Outboard Motors . O 2145 Fourth Ave. Dial ME 2-2362 2220 Ashmun Dial ME 2-8291 Ely - Tony - Paul 1120 Easterday Ave. West Dial ME 2-9841 Congratulations, Seniors Congratulations l lARElS GROCERY Seniors from O KARMELKORN SHOP Fancy Meats and Groceries , AND BAKERY . 548 Ashmun 700 E. Spruce Dial ME 2-9212 Dial ME 2-7341 Congratulations Seniors from CREST VIEW MOTEL 1200 Ashmun Dial 5-5254 Congratulations, Seniors HOUSE OF BARGAINS INC. All new turniture and appliances at discount prices 826 Ashmun Dial ME 5-5220 ogwrzb fgle ia2fT'.,? af +1 w k ' V 'L 7 1 l - ' Q Li.: 2 311? I . vouz 'UUILDEP DEDAQTMEAI T ITOBE LOCK CITY MFG. CO. Eotalifiofzed in 1903 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS From the Central Savings Bank 418 Ashmun Dial ME. 2-2201 EL' 55 Congratulations to the Class gn, of M 0 ' ' 1957 Cloverland Electric Coopeerative Owned by those we Serve HOLIDAY INN Famous Chicken Dinners Family Style AA Steaks-Fresh Fish Bar ancl Private Dining Room Modern Rooms 'OPEN YEAR ROUND' 8 Miles South of Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Corner of US-2 and M-28 Phone MEIrose 2-7988 Dafter, Mich. Edison Sault Electric Co. GOYQGRATULATIQNS ii 5' 1 i w r-is U - ALWAYS IODIYKII 1- . nuns il l! - .7 f un '-.-,y-gf -W i '- -1 ...., A-fe, N r. F- , 1.14, 9 :--1 V ,Q 5 , if 7 3, j ' - v x Y? - f, gy .. 1 5.5, , f nu jg A F mu CE N ,fff,ffRf,'f ., ,3175 .... ....,. ... ...,. Y can't buy better than a perfect diamond o hoose a KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RING - g ran- teed regardless of style or price. The famous KEEPSAKE certificate gives you written proof of perfection. You can pay rnore, but you can't buy a f' r y..,2.,,,i.'i'.xi.'l EI..f.fQ ' diamond than a KEEPSAKE. Sentinel Service Since A' E' MACKIE 304 A hmun Dial ME 5-3511 1892 I5 T b'. Jn wh AI H v- Tia !- ' I-v-li .I 4U . .qw 15 ilwl 'L IX F -fl -x. . Congraiulalions Seniors .lERRY'S DURACLEANERS 605 Kimball ME. 2-2882 o , CARPET and UPHOLSTERY or Good Luck Class of '57 HAL SMITH INC. 567 Ashmun ME. 2-3367 PARENTS' umwllufg CLEANING EXPERTS 'Wr: We Congratulate Visit Our Record Departmeni Hear the latest Tunes The Class of 7957 Congratulations, Seniors! J. C. PENNEY Co. MAYTAG SALES CO. 525 Ashmun 724 Ashmun Dial ME. 2-2621 Dial ME. 2-2272 Congratulations and Good Wishes for a Very Bright Future STRAITS ENGINEERING COMPANY 801 Seymour Dial ME. 2-2256 THE SUNLITE DAIRY Sends Best Wishes To The Class of 57 vi' 1 x 3 fi- EJ, CONGRATULATIONS, sENroRs! U Good luck XXI Seniors ' ' I. L. WHITEHEAD COMPANY N VAUKONEN GROCERY I-1 E il, Corner Swinton and Adams 1107 W. Easterday Dial ME. 2-6551 Dial ME. 2-3241 Soo Creamery 811 Ashmun Dial ME 2-2208 Jackie Bowers is enioying a dish of delicious Soo Creamery Golden Jubilee ice cream, Congratulations, SENIORS OLD MURPHY Sc OLD INC. 206 Ashmun Dial ME 2-2203 - 2-2217 to Ca Electro Car CONGRATULATIONS 1957 Whether you have chosen to continue your education or begin your career now, your friends at Electromet and rbide Power wish you happiness and success. Metallurgical Company A Division of Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation bide Power Company Unit of Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation UCC Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan 17 Congratulations, Seniors from THE FIRST NATIUNAL BANK Established June 30, 1886 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Are YOU planning for the future? Why not attend THE SAULT BRANCH of the Michigan College of Mining and Technology Where a SOUND EDUCATION may be secured at a Low Cost Engineering General College Forestry Business Administration Geology Pre-Law Mathematics Pre-Medicine Physics Pre-Dentistry Chemistry Pre-Nursing Medical Technology Pre-Teaching For Complete information: write, telephone, or call in person at the BRANCH REGlS'l'RAR'S OFFICE 210 Administration Bldg. Sault Ste. Marie M h g Dial 2-3341 Congratulations, Seniors GOLDEN PRODUCERS DAIRY PRODUCTS 3 Mile Road East Dial ME 2-8069 Congratulations, SENIORS BUSINESS MACHINE SERVICE 1os mage Dial Me 2-6531 Best Wishes Seniors BETTE DRESS SHOP Smart Styles Formal 8 Semi-Formals 225 Ashmun Dial ME 2-7571 Congratulations, Seniors FRANK'S DRIVE-IN 900 West Easterday Dial ME 2-7192 Congratulations, Seniors OSBORN DAIRY U. S. 2 Dial Me 2-2622 DAIRY PRODUCTS Congratulations, Class of '57 PIGGLY WIGGLY 'II19 East Easterclay Dial ME 2-3363 Congratulations, Seniors CITY LIMITS CABIN Groceries 8. Meats Gas 8 Oil O Dial ME 2-2862 S Congratulations, Seniors KREMPEL'S DRUG STORE WE DELIVER O Dial ME 2-2122 Congratulations, Glad you- mclde ll' Congratulations, se 'o ' SENl0R5 Class ol '57 The Feedmen of For The Best ln from congmlulallons' Baked Goods hom MUCINNIS is - - - NEvlLLE's FEED STORE SUPERETTE THE 143 Arlington Dial ME 2-9621 QUINN'S BAKERY 557 Ashmun Dial ME 2-7901 Ashmun Hill AMERICAN CAFE Good Luck Class of '57 5.5. KRESGE CO. Dial ME 2-3761 Congratulations, Seniors BELL'S TRAILER COURT AND SALES BELL'S STANDARD SERVICE Ashmun Hill Dial ME 2-8221 Congratulations to a Class of Distinction BARISH BROTHERS CO. 32I Ashmun Dial ME 2-6'I6I Congratulations Class of 7957 GAMBLE-ROBINSON CO. 320 Sheridan Dial ME 2-9971 cHRls's Gwwwfmd STEAK HOUSE Qffggn '23 W- Portage Dial M.E..2-3781 ToTheSeniorsof 57 Congratulations, soon Luck Seniors! A Class of Distinction From GOOD WISHES from E. PINGATORE and SONS Dry Cleaners 713 Ashmun Dial ME. 2-3355 Gerrie Press For The Best In School and Office Supplies 405 Ashmun Dial ME. 2-2289 20 i FWEM Wishing Thi Class oi I957 The Very Best Crisp Laundry and Cleaners 413 W. Portage Dial ME 2-3309 Q Cang ,, Seniww, e Sault Savings Bank 101 E. Portage 21 1 Congratulations Class ol '57 HIAWATHALAND OIL COMPANY 2400 Ashmun Dial ME 2-7612 Congratulations Seniors BlLL'S DRIVE-IN QUICK SERVICE US 2 and McKay Side Road Congratulations, Class of '57 We Serve the Soo RED ARROW DELIVERY and RED ARROW BUS LINE also CHARTERED BUSES Congratulations VANDERHOOK CO. FURNITURE STORE 539-541 Ashmun Street O FUNERAL HOME 558 Bingham Avenue Dial ME 2-3251 224 West 8th Dial ME 2-8721 Day or Night Congratulations, Class of '57 ffom Congratulations, NORTHERN ELECTRIC co. C,,,,s O, ,957 O The finest in appliances since l907 O 518 Ashmun Dial ME 2-9908 PENTHOUSE RESTAURANT Us 2 Dial ME 2-7786 Congratulations Seniors of 1957 CALDER INSURANCE AGENCY Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan William R. Calder Richard R. Calder Congratulations, Seniors WEIR MOVING AND STORAGE Individual Dust-Proof Rooms for Furniture Storage O Agents for NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES Offers Happiest Move You'II Ever Make 129 Arlington Dial ME 2-7321 For The Best in I Entertainment t We have the Soo-Temple 81 Starlite Drive-In Theatres Soo Amusement Company When in Canada Visit Our Beautiful Princess Theatre Your International Station News WS00 Sports Music 1230 Entertainment Serving 138,000 People Thank You from St. John Studios Your Portrait Stylist 3 A sound education is your best preparation for life THE SAULT BRANCH of THE MICHIGAN COLLEGE QF MINING AND TECHNOLGGY General college, engineering, science, business administration and pre- professional courses VERTISMENT BY 2mdn9 fball .faunchq ancf eleaneu, Good Luck Congratulations, Seniors GLEN SMART B ' Wi he MALTAS s. Hoon AGENCY 'ei ' L 5 'd SENIORS DRUGS 0 C0-ED FLOWERS WILSON'S 415 Ashmun 353 Currie 106 E. Spruce Dial ME. 2-9661 Dial ME. 2-8761 Dial ME. 2-2601 208 Ashmun SUCCESS TO THE r BE T WI HE T THE CLASS OF 57 SCLASZ OSF .27 Good Luck coNGRA1uLAnoNs , SENIORS 0 from from STREETEWS BILL MACKIE'S SEARS ROEBUCK WATCH CLAIRMONT REPAIR COMPANY TRANSFER SHOE SERVICE 521 Ashmun 146 Ridge 716 Ashmun O Dial ME. 5,5232 Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan 932 Ashmun Congratulations CINS of '57 CONGRATULATIONS om SOMESCSLECTRIC and BEST wisp-455 congratulations SPRUCE AND ' V 'fem SEYMOUR SERVICE CQNGRATULATES 57 GMS RANER, Leonad Utrecht Pop SENIORS DOCK ELECTRIC 1002 E. Portage 213 ponage 562 E. Spruce Dial ME. 2-9103 Dial ME. 2-B861 1001 E. Portage Dial ME. 2-9295 Dial ME 2-2612 CONGRATULATIONS S00 WELDING COMPANY ELECTRIC and ACETYLENE WELDING 934 E. Portage ME 2-B241 Congratulations McKEE AGENCY O INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE O 407 E. Spruce Dial ME. 2-9622 Congratulations, Seniors LIBERTY LOAN CORPORATION 521 Ashmun Dial ME. 2-3373 Success In The Future JEAN'S JEWELRY Eyes Tested-Glasses Fitted O 400 Ashmun ul-,,l' lp . 1 T41 F'- I' r ui .-J 1 H ,'. .I .isa O . 1 1 ' K r 1 . 4, - I it 1 ,gh 1 l., ,1 1 .' fl .fi 'n 'iI-R-Mu ' W- I Congratulations, Seniors FLOWERS - THE GIFT ALWAYS APPROPRIATE WELCH'S DRUG STORE Prescription Service Fountain Service WEBER'S FLOWERS ' 314 A h Dial ME. 2-8441 AND GIFTS 1901 A hmun Dial ME. 2-6821 Congratulations Class of 1957 Good Luck Seniors From The Home of Complete Photographic Service MATERNA STUDIO 301 Ashmun Dial ME. 2-8501 from SAULT NEWS Printing 314 O b rn Dial ME. 2-3369 Congratulations Seniors . . . Make the TASTEE FREEZ Your headquarters Sunclaes - Malts Cones - Shakes Corner E. Spruce and Court For the Best in School Supplies MACK STATIONERY and PRINTING House of Greeting Cards 532 Ashmun Dial ME. 2-3651 BEST WISHES to the class af '57 from MONTGOMERY WARD 524 Ashmun Dial ME. 2-2247 Best Wishes For Continued Success Class of '57 BOOTH PRODUCE COMPANY 317 - 19 W. Portage Dial ME. 2-3375 C'miQ'ff,f1','o S' our: BEST w1sHEs THE ro THE DUNBlfgo':AN'NG cLAss or '57 701 Pmpefr FROM Dial ME. 2-2521 Recommendiidbykrlilq uncan Hines House of Fashions 409 Ashmun Congratulations, Seniors Real Eslate Quality Insurance W. S. PRICE AGENCY 402 Dawson Dial ME. 2-3291 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1957 from SCOTT-BURR STORE 5018-14 Ashmun Dial ME. 2-2591 For TV Refreshments that are always tops, shop at the most popular little store in the Sault C. 8- B. GROCERY 122 E. Portage Avenue Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan Dial ME. 2-2462 Congratulations Class ot 195 7 NORTHLAND ASSOC. GROC., INC Upper Michigan's largest Wholesale Grocers 224 E. Portage Dial ME. 2-3353 L1 . 27 coNGRArul.AnoNs sENloRs h 8 1 i J R X -aE We from ARBUCKLE DRUG Shop on Each 4 Floors at COWAN'S THOMAS MUSIC CO.. C g tl t C 9 I S To The Class of 1957 congmwla Class of '57 K. c. FOWLER THE Q VANITY GROCER Box 1528 Fourth 4,32 Qf'92'5U1 Dial ME. 2-3841 I Congratulations B951 Wishes - , Class of 1957 CIGSS of '57 VAN I.O0'S PORTER ' STANDARD SPECIALTY SERVICE HOLLINGSWORTH 819 Ashmun Dial Me. 2-3201 101 Ashmun Dial ME. 2-9381 401 W. 5th Ave. Sault Ste. Marie, Mich CONGRATULATIONS Class of '57 from Prudential Insurance Co. Representatives W. F. Edward E. A. la Londe K. F. Kniskern F. S. Champagne T. E. Muntter I. R. Johnson GOOD LUCK, SENIORSI from BEEZlE'S your Rexall Drug Store 124 W. Spruce Dial ME. 2-6501 Wishing Success To The Class of 1957 FILLION'S SHOE STORE 409 Ashmun Dial ME. 2-7401 Good luck Class ot '57 McKlNNEY'S GROCERY 1700 Fourth Ave. Phone 2-2332 BEN BOULTS RADIO 8. T.V. SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS, , Bm wishes Senlms Class '57 Congratulations Cl f '57 BAILEY-NEWHOUSE SYLVANIA Ty, CHIPPEWA ass 0 FUNERAL HOME DEALER couN1Y ' co-oPERA11vE . 113-115 Maple sf. 0 CO 500 COOP Sault Ste. Marie, , 5he'idC ' D'i'e , , Dual ME 2-3411 Mlchlgan 505 Ashmun Congratulations Best Wishes for Success from Congmmlcnons CONGRATULATIONS ERARD JEWELRY NAPOLI PIZZERIA CLASS OF 57 ,mm o ' Rom SHIRLEY'S Dreamlock-ELGIN Home of Fine Shoe 8. Toy Store BEAUTY SHQP O 209 E. Portage DIAL ME. 2-7464 ITALIAN FOODS 0 105 E. Portage Phone 2-3303 540 Ashmun Ph. 2-7421 254 Arlington ME. 2-2551 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '57 BEST WISHES CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations, Seniors Q Class of om A8.P SUPER MARKET , WH B V. S RUDD'S LUNCH 57 I S oy 'ew me Soo' Mi 'f9 n . Fox GROCERY SUGAR ISLAND Ben 'meson' Manager 810 Ashmun Sugar Island Soo, Mich. Dial 2-9741 Congralulahons lo the CONGRATULATIONS Class of '57 CLASS OF '57 ALGONQUIN CAHQEPEQNS SERVICE STATION For Fresh Foods Q I Cilies Service Producls o A h n ' Di3I6ME.s5T5u27I 1910 'W' Avenue Dual ME. 2-3821 Besf of Luck, Seniors COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '57 McMORRIS MEN'S WEAR 529 and 531 Ashmun Dial ME. 2-7512 ,n,- ,V--. ,. . If 5 , + I l 21.7 3 , 5 ,,.,.-105525554 'I CONGRATULATIONS I 0 ,,,,,...-W... E, Congratulations I Class of 1957 Nw 1: O 1 ,,...,.....,,f-- O 0 HIAWATHALAND U. S. 2 Dial ME. 2-2979 CLUB SENIORS! NORTHWEST LEATHER COMPANY ALGONQUIN Dial ME. 2-9976 Congratulations lrom Pat's GLAMOUR SALON 107 W. Spruce ME. 2-3441 CONGRATULATIONS '57 GRADS MADIGAN AGENCY lnsurance Real Estate 127 W. Spruce Dial ME. 5-5233 Congratulations Class ol 1957 LUCILLE AND RALPH'S GROCERY 440 E. Portage Ms. 2-9182 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '57 WELCH'S MOTOR AND SERVICE 1160 E. Portage Dial 2-9994 Congratulations, Seniors Bev and Kathy .know they can always rely on shoes from Passmores. 312 Ashmun Dial ME. 2-3151 We are proud of at our BOYS and GIRLS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1956 MERRELL TUCKER Plumbing and Heating Congratulations and Success CLOVERLAND.OIL CO., INC. Mabill1eat - Mobilgas - Mobiloil FRIENDLY SERVICE Dial ME. 2-3861 Contractor soo Rudyard Pickford 1016 John Dial ME. 2-9721 Good luck Class of '57 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '57 Congratulations from mzows 6505137 Flowers lor all occasions PROMPT SERVICE 107 W. Portage Ave. SAULT STE. MARIE, MICHIGAN 75. Ph, Queer gag: Sbppe GIERKE 8. SONS Plumbing 8 Heating Contractors 1013 E. 6TH AVE. SAULT STE, MARIE, MICH yi' -X xi ,,, 1 ,,f?,i ul... xia. .g, 5? 1 . l Y ---...Q f ' As the support is given, immediate growth is seen. Classes foo ore seen only after the planning and the support of ci community are given. B. Eastman, Vice President L. Esson, Secretary T. Mastaw, President. Absent from picture: B. Belleau, Treasurer. M. Mawhinney, Secretary, P. Close, Treasurer, 5. Sanderson, President, C. Mattson, Vice President S. Bowers, Student Council Representative, R. Barclay, Treasurer, B. Armstrong, President B. Arbic, Vice President, A. Ranson, Secretary. 33 Claw, Hlictcvzeo, flwohmen Hkzgeo, 34 - 37 Snpfzamwaeo 926920, 38 - 40 ymm 921930, 41 - 43 TS: HOME ROOM 26 Back Row: D. Rightmeyer, P. Rich, N. Rothwell E. Root, B. Riley, B. Ruona, G. Hardwood Third Row: D. Paymont, G. Rousseau, B. Poff- enburger, F. Pearce, L. Olmstead, P. Pratt. Second Row: J. Osborn, P. Cadotte, T. Pear- son, S. Pesenski, C. Poll, L. Pettett. Front Row C. Rousseau, J. Piche, D. Robinson, S. Ruona M. Ray, B. Partridge. HOME ROOM 21 Back Row: S. Jorgeneen, J. Lawson, B. Watch om, J. Jacobson, B. Lehwald, R. LaMothe, C Lackey. Third Row: C. L. Kolovos, B. Johnson D. Long, Bernard Killips, R. Kaysner, L Ketchum, B. Kopitsch. Second Row: O. Jukala E. LaMothe, S. Kennedy, Paul Killips, G Lawrence, C. M. Kolovos, Front Row: C. Kavo J. Maki, S. LaBrecque, B. Killips, B. Killips D. Kemp. '21, if HOME ROOM Jr. High-4 Back Row: C. Walker, J. Watson, D. Williams, J. Willette, J. Vassar, B. Warren. Third Row: K. Van Luven, M. White, R. Allen, T. Piteau, L. Vigeant, J. Whitehead. Second Row: E. Willis, G. Karbrough, T. Yeack, N. Wilcox, M. White, B. Wiinamaki. Front Row: W. Welch, R. Velde, V. Wackman, G. McArthur, G. Watts, S. Wilson. I I 1 ' D n I K s A -5' J HOME ROOM 12 Back Row: J. Matheson, H. Lutz, M. Marriott, J. McDonald, H. McKay, L. Markham, T. Mastaw. Third Row: H. McKee, C. Mannesto, P. Donnelly, T. Paradiso, J. Mattson, J. Bailey, B. McGahey, D. McCulligh. Second Row: B. MacGregor, D. Maki, N. MacMillan, S. Mason J. MacLeod, P. Lund, D. McKenzie. Front Row: S. McCaHery, H. McGruther, B. McKiddie, D. McKerchie, A. McFarland, B. Lounds, E. Mannesto. HOME ROOM 'I4 B. Somes, M. Ten Eyck, J. Swart, P. Taylor, O. Tomcyek, M. Trudeau. Second Row: M. Thompson, M. Sawasky, J. Talentino, H. Syl- vester, R. Scott. Front Row: N. Stocker, S. Sibbald, N. Van Gilder, D. Tinkis, M. Trestrail. HOME ROOM 16 Back Row: B. Hoornstra, P. Gerrish, R. Jacobs, C. Sudranski, E. Gerrick, J. Hoornstra, B. Jacobson. Second Row: C. Harrison, C. Hatch, M. Hallet, J. Hunt, D. Hakola, J. Carr. Front Row: D. Harwood, C. Weger, J. Holmstrom, H. Hart, S. Nobliski, B. Hudson, B. lves. HOME ROOM 28 HOME ROOM 5 Back Row: H. Blair, J. Campbell, J. Charles, l B. Brown, D. Carlson, J. Chadwick, J. Gray D. Christie, W. Craig. Third Row: R. Brunges M. Cowen, R. Corver, D. Crane, G. Bradley J. Covier. Second Row: R. Handziok, A. Biunes C. Cowan, A. Steele, C. Corley, J. Chalmers Front Row: D. Blalock, R. Clemens, P. Moher R. Blamevser, D. Podqurski, J. Bumstead. QCP HOME ROOM 2 Back Row: T. Allen, L. Anderson, A. Baker, F. Peters, B. Bensit, P. Basset, R. Bennet. Third Row: R. Beamido, G. Barber, B. Belleau, G. Bancroft, R. Avery, M. Montgomery, V. Bea- com. Second Row: L. Armstrong, E. Bates, R. Albrough, A. Aldrich, M. Bailey, P. Andrews, J. Autore. Front Row: C. Bigelow, M. BatdoroH, N. Ball, D. Aikens, E. VanLuven, L. Ask. NM Back Row: W. Miller, P. Macleod, J. Myers, W. Niemi, J. McQueen, G. O'Jibway, O. Murphy. Third Row: T. Nault, G. Nelson, J. Pearson, J .Morley, L. Noirot, Ryan. Second Row: G. Olmstead, R. Miller, B. Miller, P. Niemi, W. McPherson, T. McMillan. Front Row: J. Neal, F. Nordstrom, S. Murray, E. Ogston, D. Montgomery, R. DeMint. HOME ROOM 7 Back Row: G. Smith, G. Schnuerer, K. Cook F. Petrilli, S. Sanderson, D. Smith. Third Row P. Close, J. Schnepp, P. Dempsey, B. Crowder S. Clegg, S. Cowell. Second Row: D. Christie A. Slater, C. Darling, A. Cook, B. Cuthbent K., Callaghan. Frpnt Row: B. Crawford, S Lowe, C. Sears, K. Cowan, B. Daley. HOME ROOM 'I9 Back Row: J. McKiddie, F. McKee, A. Mc- Donald, J. Hank, J. McKiddie, C. Mattson. Second Row: T. Materna, F. Tavern, G. Hietike, L. McKiddIe, T. Materna, J. Mc- Kerchie. Front Row: C. McMorris, F. McCulligh, C. Gauger, M. Mawhinney, S. McDonald. HOME ROOM 13 Bock Row: G. Kolovos, T. Lackey, J. Ludwig G. Maki, J. Lundy. Third Row: J. Maki, B Kucharczyk, J. Kravis, I. MacArthur, B. Krieger Second Row: J. MacLeod, C. Lougheed, B Leflar, P. Larke, J. Watts. Front Row: L. Mac- Arthur, W. Leigh, B. Lawrance, N. Lefczyk B. Lynn. 1 I HOME ROOM 30 Back Row: L. Zoldock, R. Somes, J. Sawaski, D. Thompson, L. Nitzche, T. Swailes, L. Wonnacott. Third Row: C. Ranson, S. Toretta, C. Trier, B. Watson, D. Wilson, M. Williamson. Second Row: N. Storey, J. Tenyck, J. Scott, F. Thompson, G. Wiertalla, P. Tampas. Front Row: C. Rye, M. Stocker, V. Ralston, H. Stephens, D. LaCoy, N. Reich. HOME ROOM M-2 Back Row: R. Flaker, G. Fornarino, P. Esson, R. Drow, R. Sims, W. Early. Third Row: J. Donnelly, B. McKerchie, J. DeVuono, S. Fitz- gerald, J. Garbrecht, B. Fischer. Second Row: J. Feltis, J. Kiernon, C. Olford, T. Evenson P. Harstad, J. Fulton. Front Row: F. Flaker, R. Feltis, M. Elliot, L. Fornquist, A. Hester. 1 HOME ROOM 31 Back Row: H. Neal, S. Nelson, G. Murry, J Osborn, R. Phillips, G. Punks. Second Row: L Nelson, M. Peterman, E. Swailes, L. Bellefe ville, A. O'NeiI, S. Palmer. Front Row: D Yoldock, R. Piero, M. Pittman, C. Pettett, F Peterson, K. Parr. Timm.,-ff HOME ROOM 'I1 Back Row: V. LaDuke, K. Howe, J. Howard, J. Calder, J. Hommingo, R. Hoath, C. Kiczen- ski. Third Row: H'. Kirby, J. Kirkpatrick, B. Jones, R. Millar, T. Johnson, S. Hudson. Second Row: M. Johnson, F. Kehl, S. Rich, M. Hunt, C. Hubbard, V. Libby. Front Row: N. Kananen, R. Johnson, K. Johns, J. Huhtala, M. Kriskern, T. Kavo. HOME ROOM 3 Back Row: J. Borg, R. Aho, W. Hank, K. Adams, D. Bigelow, G. Rader, G. Butler. Third Row: C. Barnes, N. Putch, A. Baril, B. Powell, S. Bailey, B. Bill. Second Row: S. Banks, J. Lund, E. Aikens, M. Ames, S. Adams, C. Rollo. Front Row: C. Bosley, J. Scozzafave, A. Black, L. Belperio, F. Beedy, D. Cairns. HOME ROOM Aud. HOME ROOM 22 Back Row: D. Guy, A. Hendrickson, M. Ho holik, F. Woodard, B. Haudo. Second Row: B. Hopper, D. Hayden, D. Kanonen, P. Arndt, G. Hakola, N. Hasler, M. Halonen. Front Row C. Hill, L. Kay, D. Hope, M. Hanchero, L Harrison, J. Jarvie, D. Hallett. Back Row: L. Miller, P. Nevin, M. McKinney, P. O'Brian, B. McKee, L. Muntter, H. Mc Caffery. Third Row: B. Nelson, M. Mitchell R. Allen, P. Mason, H. McCaHery, P. Muluck J. McGruther. Second Row: M. Mustoven, S. Micholic, T. Miron, P. Neville, J. McRorie. Front Row: S. Nikunen, J. Moran, M. Marble, U. McCulligh, M. Nash, K. Mitchell. inf HOME ROOM 25 Back Row: T. lSater, T. Smith, W. Talsma, B Stevens, R. Sims, R. Stocker, J. Stafford Second Row: R. Sprague, S. Storey, J. Spokes D. Swart, M. Shouldice, J. Summerville, M Swanson, M. Silverthon. Front Row: R. Splan M. Spokes, M. Talendino, L. Andrews, S Smith, P. Teets, D. Stephans. 'cu 1 1 HOME ROOM 33 Back Row: P. Lawrence, D. Lanham, G. Kiczen- ski, B. Kerr, S. McLaren, D. Kirkbride. Third Row: W. Long, D. Lahti, S. Lawson, B. Mackie, G. Lounds. Second Row: N. LaMothe, L. Kendrick, D. Larsen, L. Luoma, J. Lovegrave. Front Row: C. Harvey, J. Lawrence, J. Hiar, J. Kniskern, S. Sabatine. a!l! 7 HOME ROOM 15 Back Row: R. Rickerd, J. Plis, B. Roe, S. Otis, R. Pearce. Third Row: H. Palmer, A. Ranson, H. Osborn, R. Reid, R. Garbrect, C. Cox. Second Row: T. Robinson, E. Riley, P. Carr, K. George, G. Hagen, L. Rapin, E. Partridge. Front Row: L. Libby, D. Parr, P. Lawrence, D. Roberts, V. Rayen. HOME ROOM 20 Back Row: D. Gustafson, B. Ellis, N. Greer, B. Farrar, P. Gregg. Third Row. B. Ryan, W Esson, B. McKerchie, L. Eastman, M. Garrett Second Row: G. Forrest, M. Gollinger,'J. Forn- narino, I. McCulligh, A. Frost. Front Row: J Fletcher, C. Gordon, S. Fabricino. dfga 2 li 'ri HOME ROOM 8 Back Row: A. Dale, F. Clausen, B. Cooper, D. Dickison, T. Cox, M. Cox, R. Crimin, B. Craig. Middle Row: R. Cook, N. Bumstead, B. Douglas, P. Calaghan, J. Mustonen, T. Le- Blanc, G. Conway, J. Burnett. Front Row: R. Curtis, P. Parady, C. Bumstead, J. Denker, M. Dale, D. Curtis, D. Clow, M. Cox. HOME ROOM 24 Back Row: D. Wheatly, D. Bush, D. Sandie G. Willette, S. Selby, B. Westcott, R. Myers Third Row: M. Sheppard, L. Tolia, C. Willson J. Brisbois, D. Allen, E. Young, J. Wood Second Row: J. Morley, J. Sally, K. Travers V. VanLuven, B. Trestial, J. Sauro, B. Yon Front Row: J. Thornton, C. Maki, J. TenEyck B. Sabisch, A. VanLuven, V. White. r SHz'lU1w,ClMuo - '40 L Smiling with modesty, pretty Pat anxiously awaits her crowning. This event climaxed Sault High's 1956 Home- coming. The hours of work put in by Speech Club, the tireless efforts of the band and maiorettes in producing an intricate half-time routine, and the pep of the cheerleaders in rooting our team to victory - all these go into the melting pot of a successful homecoming. 44 Towering in the sky the first distant evidence of the bridge. Our activities and sports also stretch out proudly for and of the school. ,I I I Nxvatlivuz B Sauk? sg Mum Eiixx 1957 fl M l x qlxx if Xx rxx 'I' XX X ng ll .3 MMMMMMMMMW Xi, I 'gil 5? lr. ', 1' gf 1 I L' r. F' 9 ,Se T ,. ,fi A Q-1 Y - Q fix -Sp, gk QQ X ,R Q X3 5 fl' 1 HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT: P. Wygaard, S. Seppala, J. Nash, Queen Patricia Rust, V. Bond, R. Armstrong, M. Smiih. .viwgaxfsz ,Q -If ' hifi, Q - ' . fi H A , M2244 'f 'NR' L' We salute femlnlnlfy at :Ts best! : ig za. i 'fic ella- mx Y-, . t has MPM fp., , ' ' -xr ':2I.s:2E:'-qS.s::s,s. - --M we.. ., frank.: wi- .fx -13,23 fy. v,. wfviw-N 14 Mi- - X, 41 , N- ,Fx ,5 i ,wtf , :3,55.E.3X,.x.. A ' ,za W Sw, N .wx x A Jump - A Spin - Another Win X we-wiv. x.,. . f Age w +59 AQ? 39? 1 r 5 4 Q Sw yy. xxsljt XWSQ ? if A2 Q, x A QE A ,fry N 5 2 1' fl f 7 I H7 L. This year's maiorettes are strutting a new look. The back line twirlers have been completely eliminated. Now there are iust the six maiorettes in front of the band. Each year tryouts are held. The girls are judged on their ability and grace. The present drum maiorettes are left to right: E. Seamen, A. Peterson, F. Paquin, D. Belperio, D. Tinkis, P. Wygaard. Serving their apprenticeship, the Bee team cheerleaders have their own dis- tinctive style of cheering. They are seen at all Bee team football and basketball games. In future years, the girls are hop- ing to turn in their navy blue for the varsity white. They are left to right: S. McCaffery, C. Klovis, K. Cowen, E. Bates, J. Huhtala. This year's varsity squad topped all previous efforts not only in actual yelling, but also in awaken- ing a school-wide spirit of coopera- tion and drive. The Varsity cheer- leaders are left to right: M. Mac- Donald, A. Bailey, M. Stewart, J. DeVuono, S. MacoDnald. TEJQ N B u ' Se' The Colonnade Club is a service club for girls. Under the capable leadership of Miss Enich and Mrs. VanCitters, the girls serve their school and community in many ways. This year Colonnade contributed a sum of money to the Hungarian Relief Fund, sent Christmas cards to patients in the Newberry State Hospital, ushered at music concerts, baccalaureate and graduation, sold refreshments at foot- ball and basketball games with Hi-Y Members of Colonnade are elected in their junior year by all the girls in their class, senior Colonnade members, and the faculty. COLONADE: First Row: R. Long, R. Armstrong, J. Cowan, .l. Jarvie, l. Kay, M. Stewart, M. MacDonald, .l. Mitchell. Second Row: R. Barclay, G Hakola, M. Armstrong, B. Smith, C. Hill, L. Kauppinen, P. Wygaard, 5. Yon, E. Crimin, B. Hollar. Third Row: J. Bowers, N. Bumstead, B. Blackstaw, A. Ranson, V. Bond, P. Neville, N. Pennington, M. Smith, A. Beedy, A. Bailey S. Seppala. Fourth Row: B. Williamson, M. O'Neil, P. Campbell, B. Kestila, P. Rust, M. Wanacott, M. Bonathan, M. Garrett, G. Monck, B. Seaman. .74 Sewe, .74 Beam Hi-Y is a service club under the supervision of Mr. Dubow. The purpose of Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character and provide for good fellowship. This organization is open to sophomore, iunior, and senior boys. Hi-Y has given to the boys' welfare fund, sponsored assemblies, distributed basketball and football programs, and has been engaged in various other useful services to Sault High during the past year. Q :ti-an uint cr -il'- LQRMAM c S-il .. 'f' ', 'i ,-QM -X . X 1 Edd il X 5 'MC HI-Y: First Row: J. Montero, J. Fornnurino, T. Kelly, R. Gilhooley, P. Dempsey, E. Kay, T. Johnson, T, Moverno, T. Robinson, Second Row: J. , Lorke, l. Walters, A. Banks, C. Miller, L. Hcnncxhs, L. Jensen, T. McDowell, G. Thomson, B. Hill. Third Row: G. Atkins, D. Diclcison, B. Roe, N. Day, S. Rhind, H. Siorey, B. Brunsden, W. Anderson, N. Lcmlaros. l 1 . l A l 5-2' --Ill:-4 .--.., S S 'xl A bird's eye view of the Student Council Initiation. Student Council, the governing body of Sault High, has been active this year not only in affairs of the school and city, but has expanded its program to cover foreign soil. Managing the political assembly and student elections was one of many items on the agenda. Throughout the year council prepared the social calendar for the school year, provided for the printing and distribution of theater tickets, sponsored a carnival for the exchange student fund, and co- operated with the faculty in making needed adjust- ments in and around the school. ' .93awui First Row: J. Moran, J. Feltis, M. Thompson, M. Stewart, S. DePlonty, B. Gough, A. Eseltine, B. Gerrish, F. Peterson, N. MacMillan. Second Row: L. Kauppinen, C. Hatch, S. Bowers, E. Bates, S. Fabricino, M. Shouldice, D. Christie, P. Willis, L. Noirot. Third Row: M. Williamson, B. Krieger, J. Mackie, P. Campbell, B. Williamson, B. McGowan, A. Ranson, 5. Banks, C. Wilson. Fourth Row: R. laMothe, U. Wiggli, N. Lcmbros, J. Howard, N. Day, G. Atkins, D. Dickison, H. Blair, J. Montero. has QT 5 -,., . 4 T tri lsr' ,Hs 5 . . I. if 1 , Clffabc Linda White hardly needs an introduction. She is known by almost everyone in Sault High. Last year, Linda was chosen from four iunior girls to represent Sault High in Finland. Upon her arrival in Finland, Linda was met by her new Finnish family , Mr. and Mrs. Erkki Aroheimo and daughter Liisa. They took her to their home, which was also to be home to Linda, in Mantsala. She spent her summer biking, swimming, and meeting Finnish teenagers. Then, all too soon, the summer had ended and Linda was on her way back to America. She arrived safe and sound in Sault Ste. Marie, and began to readiust to American ways. Back in school, Linda was asked by Student Council to speak to the student body on her trip. Her speech was very interesting and full of emotion, and tears were seen glistening in many eyes when she sat down. Linda has taught us much from her own experiences about other people and their way of thinking. 51 This is Urs Wiggli. You may have seen him walking through the halls of Sault High or wandering about photo- graphing picturesque scenes here in the Sault and at out of town games or trips. Some of the underclassmen may have wondered, Who is he? and Where does he come from? Student Council, which sponsored Urs, informs us that he is an exchange student to Sault High from Switzerland. He traveled across the Atlantic aboard the Arosa Kulm with seven hundred other European exchange students. Urs has done a fine iob keeping up with the fast pace set by Sault High students, considering the great difference between European and American schools. He has par- ticipated in such extra-curricular activities as Hi-Y, Or- chestra, Keynote, and Student Council. He was also noticed working behind the scenes on the Speech Club play. Urs has made his home in the Sault with Mom and Dad Leighton Eseltine and brother Aaron. We have all enioyed Urs' visit, and certainly hope he has enioyed it as much. . R t sg .- :hfc'EE!?'R , . t S , L. Walters, D. Pratt On Friday mornings during homeroom about every two weeks a familiar rustling echoed through the corridors and classrooms. The Keynote was being passed out by the enthusiastic students who had helped put the issue together. During the year the Keynote office was known for its lack of space, usable typewriters, glue, and for its scissors chained to the desk . . . in general, a messy appearance. A typical Keynote hour found advisor John F. MacDonald shouting Get that story in! while the big brass of the Editorial Board were seen working as hard as the cub reporters. Their efforts were well spent. The bi-weekly paper kept Sault High well informed on everything from fashions to sports. Good luck to next year's staff. May they carry on the A-1 tradition of Keynote. EDITORIAL STAFF: D Poukette M Garrett N Pennington 'U' First Row: C. Henderson, D. Hakola, C. Ranson, l. Walters, B. Eastman, D. Paukette, M. Silverthorn. Second Row: A. Biunes, B. Ruona, F. Nordstrom, S. Nobliski, M. Dale, J. Fletcher, M. Garrett, G. Paquin. Third Row: J. Summerville, D. Pratt, G. Hagen, S. Wilson, R. Heselton, R. l.aMothe, J. Huhtalo, N. Pennington. Fourth Row: C. Whitmore, C. Mitchell, R. Johnson, J. Spokes. wr gs ,E A TG? 'Q 194 Smith, A. Ranson, T. Kelly, N. Bumstead, N. Lambros, B. Seaman, J. Dundas. lleft to Rightj J. Nash, M. Kleft to Rightl J. Shaheen, S. Holmes, P. Rust, J. larke, C. Lund, R. Gillhooley, B. Kestila, l.. Kauppinen, L. White. Here It ls, the Northern Light from page 1 to 'll6 The work IS finally done Editorial staffers are through pasting pictures business staffers are through collecting advertisements The finished product is yours fLeft to Righti E. Trestrail, B. Williamson, S. Panks, E. Boy- er, G. Hakola, M. MCDonald, S. Bowers, G. Greer. Y itil' FUTURE HOMEMAKERS: First Row: M. Nash, C. Kolovos, E. Van luven, G. McArthur, S. La Berecque, B. MacGregory. Second Row: L. Harrison, E. LaMothe, R. Atkins, M. Armstrong, M. White, D. Curtis, M. White. Third Raw: R. Reed, C. Harrison, D. Gagnon, M. Smith, S. Bowers, S. Pesenski, W. DePlonty. .ao FUTURE HOMEMAKER5 The Homemakers have seen a bright new addition to their classrooms. The gay, green room has' added to the creative ability of the girls. Mrs. First and Mrs. Helman have aided the girls with some of the finer points of cook- ing and sewing. Advice on furniture planning, color plan- ning, ancl meal planning has given the girls a good back- ground for the future. ff , fw, FUTURE FARMERS: First Row: R. Feltis, J .McGruther, O. Juhala, H. Mc- Gruther. Second Row: W. Long, G. Butler, M. Gollinger, S. Nelson, Osborn. Third Row: D. Smith, E. Hare, C. Avery, P. Plitz, C. Lang. ' is fares tiff , ff' S 3' We 51'- 1 FUTURE FARMERS Under the leadership of Mr. Pelfers, the Future Farmers have many varied projects which help the.boys learn the ways of modern farming. These are carried on in classes at school and also each member has a proiect at home. They now have a parliamentary board which studies par- liamentary procedure and then gives a demonstration to the club members. 4-v cu FUTURE TEACHERS: First Row: D. Maki, R. Velde, U. Kellis, J. Lovegrove, N. laMothe, R. Johnson, S. Lowe, E. Mannesto Second Row: G, Hakola, S. Seppela, B. Williamson, J. Hunt, S. Hudson, D. Smart, J. Fletcher, N. Hasler. Third Row: M. Hallatt, A. Peterson, S. Page, M. Eling, S. Clegg, B. Newton, N. Pennington, D. Hakola. Fourth Row: S. Storey, B. Seaman, S. Maclaren, M. Bonathan, K. Howe, J. Kirkpatrick, M. Sheppard. The purpose of the Future Teachers Club is to interest students in the teaching profession. This year's members have gained valuable experience by helping Sault High teachers as well as grade school teachers. Under the capable direction of Miss Johns the club has had a very successful year. fi FUTURE NURSES: First Row: l. Baccari, J. Shaheen, N. Storey, F. Flaker, W. Lee, C. Rye, R. Cleary. Second Row: B. Smith, N. Bumstead, L. Luoma D. White, A. Bailey, A. O'NeiI, F. Kehl, R. Beamish. Third Row: T. Rudd, C. Mattsan, M. O'Neil, B. Kestila, K. Monck, B. Ruona, B. Lewald, K. Haag. 1 Carrying trays, arranging flowers, and delivering mail all added to the duties performed by the iunior and senior Future Nurses members serving as aides at War Memorial Hospital. This service consisted of work mainly in the children's department. Supervised by Mrs. Grout, the club has also participated in many other school activities. .Tim 91047 ew, , - s . J ,S -- . i Q 13' , T WQ X A D' , an at r ,w if 5 . 4 fx T -if s s . .J g b i- ' is ea , xt 3, x. V w. J T' L s.. my 1. f'- azll .R Q- 5 W .5 ,S . fy A, - if . 'll' my ' g 4.2 N, ' we ,i 3' 1 s ' f .Q -1' it 5 5 ,s Que Dr. D. B. Steinman Bridge Designer Future generations will tell the saga of the Mackinac Bridge, an epic story of human vision, courage, and determination. For three-quarters of a century, people were hoping, dreaming, and praying for a bridge across the Straits of Mackinac, to connect the two sections of the great state of Michigan, and for three-quarters of a century many people were saying that the proiect was impossible, that the cost would be pro- hibitive, that it could not be financed, that the con- struction problems were insurmountable, that the bridge could never be built. A 5 J aft 'Wt 3llGNAce ,2 1. Z, 9 'x s .135 ,I-N -7.:t..l7T9 if ,AM S My J. T, ,fl kg, f x ,,'l k'X W.'f?-gilt' , I ' -Q 'Y 7 34 W In I t A I 6 y X, I' Q lflfnlgllleil I I 'I i is AUDIO VISUAL: First Row: E .CrimEn, P. Turley, P. Sliger, M. Richter, S. Yon, l. Sylvester. Second Row: H. Evenson, J. Osborn, H. Hestleton, R. Gillhooley, C. Trier, B. Hoornstra, R. LaMothe. Third Row: G. Howe, K. Cook, L. Hannahs, D. Hocevar, L. Hannahs, F. Dodds, B. Hill. An organization that stands out as giving the highest service to students is the Audio Visual Club. Not always given their due credit, the group, under the advisorship of Mr. Herbert Helman, has worked hard this year making our school life far more enioy- able. This year, after many months of planning, the club installed 5. L . ,. I NJ' 4 the Hi-Fi set in the auditorium which will benefit students for many years to come. After hearing the difference between the old and new systems, students were amazed at thisproiect completed by the Audio Visual Club. 765-.fi Set, Ca-Ed. Bunch Because of the efforts of Munchin' Moochers, many students who carry their lunches found their noon hours more enioyable this year. Selling milk has been one of the proiects undertaken by the MUNCHIN MOOCHERS: First Row: B. MacGregor, F. Reedy, F. Nordstrom, S. Nobliski, J. Holmstrom, D. Montgomery. Second Row: J. Kniskern, J. Faunt, V. MacArthur, M. Stocker, P. Wygaard, G .Hakola. Third Raw: J. Nash, M. Johnson, C. Featherston, V. Bond, D. Hakala, L. Kauppinen. Fourth Row: S. DePlonty, A. Baril, B. Ruona, M. Gilker, S. Nelson, M. Shouldice. club under the direction of Mr. Brisson and Mr. Conley. Munchin' Moochers has also sponsored several noon hour parties for its members. Q-I f Q . .li 4'-it 1:9 1-Q 2 Q ,N -H' ATOM CRACKERS: First Row: J. Moran, L. Luama, E. Crimin. Second Row: B. Gough, D. Swart, V. Bond, I. Feldmen. Third Row: S. MacLaren, G. Howe, J. Thomas, M. Smith. Fourth Row: D. Allic, P. O'Brien, N. Day, D. Hocevar, B. Roe, T. Slater. Atom Crackers, the science club of Sault High, provides its members with the opportunity to use science equipment for individual and group projects. These projects give students the opportunity to go beyond the classroom curriculum. This is not a social club, but it tries to sponsor extra activities throughout the year. The club is under the careful supervision of Mr. Wallace Edlund. e' ,.7n.7 Bali., YD This year twenty-four senior boys have helped to make Sault High's ties with our community stronger by their active participation in Junior Rotarians. Rotary Club each year invites boys to participate in their meetings. The boys are chosen on the basis of leadership, dependability, good sportsmanship, and reliability. Each boy attends at least four meetings during the year. ROTARIANS: First Row: H. Evanson, J. Collins, C. Whitmore, J. Montero, B. Crawford, A. Eseltine. Second Row: R. Gillhooly, U. Wiggli, N. Lambros, J. Lorke, T. Kelly, P. Price. Third Raw: G. Howe, C. Miller, N. Pratt, L. Jensen, D. Pratt, B. Young. Fourth Row: L, Hannahs, J. Thomas, S. Rhind, D. Hocevar, N. Day, L. Hannahs. 'Had' . . as f li SCHOOL STORE: First Row: L. Yon, E. Crimin, E. Boyer, K. Neimi, A. Peterson, P. Campbell, S. Seppala, S. Newton, E. Young. Second Row: P, Lawrence, G, Greer, G. Fountain, N. Greer, H. Storey, B. Ellis, M. Wonna- cott, A, Neilson, H. Palmer. School Supply Store is valuable to the participating students for the experience it gives them in the fields of selling and bookkeeping. It is valuable to the school because money gained from the sales is used to buy equipment for the Commercial depart- ,e,,n,S' Library Club members can be seen every hour of the day busily at work at the Anna Helen Morse Library. Among their various duties are filing cards in the card catalog, checking books in and out for students, repairing books and keeping them in LIBRARY CLUB: First Row: J. Walker, J. Lovegrove, D. Hakola, S. Clegg, J. Cowan, P. Close, M. Smith. Second Row: J. Thornton, M. Dale, D. Swart, M. Swanson, S. Michalic, D. Tempo, I. Sylvester, K. Cowen. ,x ment of the high school. Every noon and morning members of the advanced bookkeeping class are prdcticing their classroom knowl- edge by purchasing, pricing, and marking goods. .B ' EMEA, good condition, and keeping the library in neat order for students' use. The Club is under the supervision of Miss Gladys Wold, librarian. Northern Light peeks around the corner. wutefa, 'IU Firsf Row in Waierz J. Macleod, J. Bailey, D. Maki, B. Belleau, S. Mc- Donald, C. Maherson, J. DeVuono. On Side of Pool: M. McDonald, B. Williamson, N. MacMillan, K. Monck, M. Shouldice, A. Cook, M. Siewart, J. Maki, J. Finlayson. Deep as the ocean, high as the sky A! .1 Ii. I X rv 3 ix X Sung if 'A ,lofi . '. 'W kin' .fi hw Q, - Q .N First Raw: C. Whittmore, D. Pratt, H. Storey, B. Crawford, N. Pratt, N. Lambros, L. Jensen, U. Wiggli. Second Row: G. Howe, S. Panks, P. Rust, M. O'Neil, J. Bowers, S. Newton, T. Kelly, C. Miller, C. Lund, R. Cleary, A. Esltine, B. Kestila. Third Row: D. Swart, S. Page, B. Newton, E. Boyer, J. Thornton, K. Traverse, M. Riker, P. Sliger, F. Sliger, F. Pacquin, J. Jarvie, L. Kay. Fourth Row: S. Baily, C. Kiczenski, L. Nelson, B. Watson, J. Mackie, P. Clase, C. Mattson, A. Cook, J. Denkers, B. Mackie, K. Howe, F. Kehl. Fifth Row: A. Slater, K. Adams, S. Adams, S. Bowers, M. Bonathan, The production THE DESPERATE HOURS, put on by Speech Club lent a dramatic touch to our year's events. Competent actors and actresses portrayed their parts with the quality and finesse ot experienced show people. Behind the scenes, the various com- mittees worked to make these productions a success. Stage crew put in much time readying sets, make-up committees dabbled in cold cream, rouge, and lip- stick, publicity crews worked to make the event known to the public. The membership of this organization consists cf sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Under the super- vision of Mrs. Ewing Speech Club also sponsored the 1956 Homecoming. M. Ames, C. Rye, S. Cowell, J. Kirkpatrick, S. Hudson, J. DeVuno, K Monck. Sixth Row: N. Storey, D. Christie, L. Bacarri, N. Bumstead, C Ranson, S. Granger, S. Clegg, J. Lund, A. Cook, M. Mawhinney, K. Cowen S. Banks. Seventh Row: B. Cuthbert, J. Fletcher, A. Ranson, M. Garrett, M Sheppard, J. TenEyck, G. Hakola, J. Kniskern, M. Kniskern, A. O'Neil N. Kanenen, N. Stocker, M. Gilker. Eighth Row: B. Brundsen, M. Gollinger J. Brown, M. Hololick, H. Osborn, T. Materna, B. Hopper, E. Kay, C. Trier, R. Heseltine, T. Materna. National Thespians Society is an honorary organ- ization tor Speech Club members who have par- ticipated in the production of high school plays. Sponsoring a school party and a booth in the carnival have been among the projects of Thespians. The nominees for the National Thespians have to receive 20 points during their membership in Speech Club. A member receives these points accord- ing to the amount of work put in on any of the crews or on the play itself. 1 I .gg N a . A K , ' i . . ' , ' -Qs NX X . T1 1 X 1 F ' E , -. t ' . w ' ,. ' x,. ..f And whof's your name little girl? R .5 .X X ' ' F32 JJ A Time is running out! First Row: L. Whife, J. Jcrvie, P. Wyguard, J. Bowers, J. Shaheen, S. Newton. Second Row: V. Bond, S. Adams, T. Kelly, B. Kesfilo, P. Rust, M. O'NeiI. Third Row: J. Brown, G. Howe, W. Lambros, C. Miller, J. McLeod, M. Hololick. No. 1372945 f N G' S' ' S ' ,Clnd'Ui5fzant'Uniceo, The boys' glee club, thirty strong, meets once a week for the pure enioyment of singing. While there are no solo or trained voices, the group sang four-part harmony at our annual variety show. Mr. Joseph Deike leads the group, which has done a fine iob and have had fun doing it. First Row: L. Farmquist, B. Krieger, P. Dempsey, E. Kay, P .l.arke. Second Row: T. Kelly, C. Whittmore, H. Curtis, J. Feldman, R. Gillhooley, J. Montero. Third Row: T. Osterman, R. Leonard, G. Korman, G. Thoresen, M. Halonen, D. Pratt, L. Jensen. Fourth Row: G. Howe, C. Miller, D. Allis, N. Lambros, J. Larke. .Q - 'N The Sault High Choir, under the direction of Mr. Joseph Deike, is one of the important musical organ- izations of Sault High. During the past year the choir per- formed at a banquet honoring the retirement of Judge Vail, participated in various concerts held by the music department, and took part in a Christmas assembly presented at the Sault Branch of Michigan Tech. Another annual affair in which the choir participates is the Upper Peninsula Choral Festival held in Marquette. This organ- ization is open to students of all grades, but only iuniors and seniors may receive credit for this activity. I-P' S2 .ON P 1 if - ,. K' 4 A ,.. .P LW.-5 ,ex 5: J if 3' V: - a -rf tk M r X I g ga ,Q . i is Q 'f . fy . if , s ':ff.,W . , E9 f . - F1-'Sf , , ' t we 'J 'fa' 5 , . . K f g . 0 f x nic .7un,eo, .Top ' Orchestra: Under the direction of Mr. Button the orchestra has been doing a fine iob. Every year this organization engages in out of town festivals. The orchestra takes part in music concerts during the year and also accompanies the processional in June. First Violins: B. Blackstock, J. Shaw, B. Hoornstra, l.. Greer, U. Wiggli, C. Trier. Second Violins: G. Hakola, C. Howe, J. Hank, J. Hoornstra, l. Olmstead, T. Allen. Trombones: S. Bailey. French Horns: P. larke, T. Materno. Flutes: S. Torretta, A. Cook. Comets: J. Larke, T. Robinson. Clarinets: D. Allis, M. Bonathan. Oboe: M. Halonen. Violas: J. Kirkpatrick, S. Hudson. Basses: H. Palmer, S. Price, M. Gill. Cello: Mary Walters. Mr. Button. w???- . p l r i l l .3 V! a -1 , . 4 , . f 4 . , Q 5 it it i 3 l Sault High has again been fortunate in having its own dance band, the Blu Notes. While this ensemble has not been called upon to perform at many social functions this year, its effort and effect have been iust as great. When Student Council announced its dance benefitting the band, Blu Notes answered the call with a fine performance. Hats off to Saul High's unsung heroes! First Row: J. Schnepp, P. Callaghan, S. Smith, Mr. Deike, B. Smith. Second Row: P. Close, T. Robinson, C. Miller, J. Kirby, J. Larke, S. Bailey, P. Rust, S. Rhincl. Third Row: B. Brundsen, M. Halonen, M. O'Neil, H. Palmer, T. Kelly. The Sault High Band is ever expanding its broad horizons. After tooting their way through a rushed football workout, members of the blue and gold shot into a fast-moving basketball season. Director Joseph Deike then led the group into its successful concert session, this year featuring a novel all-band concert. Civic duties were not forgotten when the ever-ready players came out in full force to greet the first boat of the 1957 shipping season and to delight spectators in parade performances. The mus- icians next spread their busy schedule to include neighboring bands. This was seen in the recent band day at Pullar Stadium. The band, strengthened this year by an unusually large number of talented seniors, began to reap the harvest of the work it had sown. A highly commendable first division rating at the district band festival prompted a drive which resulted in funds to send the band members to the state festival in Ann Arbor. Who knows what new horizons will be discovered as they travel ON TO ANN ARBOR! L.: But men were found who believed in the proiect, men of inspired faith and heroic determination. Public spirited citizens, engineers, bankers, con- tractors, united their talents and strength to make the proiect a reality. They overcame all odds, all obstacles and difficulties. The financing was success- fully accomplished. All of the engineering and con- struction problems were successfully, economically and safely solved. Under the inspiring leadership of the Mackinac Bridge Authority, headed by Senator Prentiss M. Brown, no effort has been spared to make the Mackinac Bridge the finest, safest and most beautiful bridge the world has ever seen. Because a beautiful bridge is a poem, I have summarized the story of the Mackinac Bridge in these lines: Generations dreamed the crossing, Doubters shook their heads in scorn, Brave men vowed that they would build it, From their faith a bridge was born. There it spans the miles 'of water, Speeding millions cn their way - Bridge of vision, hope and courage, Portal to a brighter day. 2 S7 zz ' L g55Q,,f1 ' L1fffSX'Efg 'J '-x x xANAul 'V'-fll'tf'l A 4 AA --ri ,vb 4 I X-.ws .. Q.-.. ,,, , 5 C H N 5 'N 9. f ..f- f-,-.peer- 1 .soo s.. ,v ,foo l x 1 -' E:E?5Z T nwlzebf g 3't3-fr' 1:9652 HGJK99- O l .44 we 1 , 6.5159 H., Q L 7, I unread ziggy, ww, S T , ,g X ,, f- ag-1-n,+gq,., , f f T 'H ' QWQIQ swarm, Z! g Qfsgrgvfkga , 'll X '., qsQ,Q x P sf . n 4420 4,94 X 'nllvgf - ' ' f 'Ov'axi 'fofsvv - vw r R D g,.'Q ,1 ' Q. ,fd Q - f go ,o . , X , fm Q an 1 ,jx -Y-25-N-me J L' L 20-tv J AHS 5149-we Sexszu-6 s -1 - N0 TO Back Row, left to right: 'l. Regional B Championship track trophy being defended by the 1957 track team. 2. All State Class B Football Championship presented by Detroit Times. 3. Barber trophy-symbolic of U.P. football supremacy won by the Blue Devils for the first time this year. 4. Most valuable football player trophy. 5. Most courageous football player trophy. 6. Atkins International Cup for football competition between the American and Canadian Saults. I f 6 J 1 l s i 5 l 1 Front Row, left to right: 'l. Football used in the final game of the first perfect season since 1930. 2. Little Brown Jug for competition with Newberry. 3. G.L.C. championship plaque. 4. U.P. Medley Relay Championship trophy Class B. 5. U.P. Class B Championship. 6. U.P. 880 Relay Championship Class B. All three championships are being defended by the 1957 squad. 1 , C 'A 'l M1 ack Collins, all U.P. back, received Paul Sabatine, all state tGCl4le, all U.P. tackle, all U.P. lineman ot the lost Valuable Player award of 1956 year, given All-American honorary quad. mention, is shown with State Class B Championship trophy. Co-captains Jerry Montero Cleftl and Brian Youngs are displaying the Barber trophy presented to the outstand- ing U.P. football team. John FlefCl1eI', U-P- 5C0fll'l9 Champion and all Brian Youngs, all U.P. center, received Most U.P. back on the second team, is shown with Courageous Player award fleftl and is shown the International Cup and Little Brown Jug. with the G.L.C. Championship plaque. . l t 4 -Tis 2, X l ,V X N X, 67 Slate A, Adolph VanCltterS Glen Porterfleld E. J. Woody Ludwig Sam Dubow ' rr s -W i e : - --- y - , , H B . He dug . - 9 ? A: , tk x' Q . A W A ffl? - -ll. 3 U f . Q ,lint- Av 'fr 35 9 V. 5 9 Q f ...W fi Qi? fi , t-'ll Z if 3 , Q fn-.. if 1 ii A l C ,3 gf-fe 16.3 ' K ...,, X J T- . ,f .gg ,555 X11 i'f'TA gd F. 'e 1 ssyxlbx cd 1 X r I' ,tt -'X ' 1 ' ' .1m...fi..L. - , - , B , . . s 1 A ' First Row: J .Fletcher, K. McLay, R. Leonard, P. Sabatine, B. Youngs, J. D. Sandie, Harold McCaFfery, F. Clausen fstudent managerj. Fourth Row: Montero, J. Crowder, J. Collins, W. Gierke. Second Row: S. Selby fstudent J. E. Woody Ludwig iHead Coachl, Adolph VanCitters lline coachl, F. managerl, T. Cox, D. Gustafson, B. Armstrong, B. Drempel, T. Slater, Thompson, Howard McCaffery, J. Ludwig, J. Aube, B. Cooper, W. Talsma, G. Rader, L. Tolia, D. Anderson, D. Phillips. Third Row: T. Thomas lstudent Sam Dubow Kcoachi. managerl, L. Bosley, S. Sanderson, M. Cox, J. Belleau, B. Row, W. Esson, The 1956 Blue Devils, with an all out team effort, produced what was probably the greatest team ever to play for Sault High. This year's team wrapped up the first undefeated-untied season for the school since 1930 and the best record in the school's history consisting of nine victories and no defeats. The tremendous team effort of the Blue Devils rated them the unanimous choice as the No. 1 grid team in the U.P. and brought home the coveted Barber Trophy, symbolic of U.P. football supremacy. But this was just the beginning. Realizing the superiority of the Blue and White and the terrific potential they possessed. The Detroit Times and Detroit Free Press rated Sault High as all state Class B Champions. No finer honor could come to the team. The Blue Devils outscored their opponents by the lopsided total of 287-51 and out-gained them by over 1200 yards gaining 2680 yards while holding the opposition to 1415. 68 T. I 5 .f - 3-5.1! .hair A ' JI? ' 44 ??? approaching the end zone. Blue Devil Drive Devil defense brings down Petoskey player The most honored member of the team was Paul Sabatine who was named as tackle to the All-State first team, the All-U.P. first team, All-U.P. lineman of the year, and given All-American honorable mention. Jack Collins and Brian Youngs were also named to the All U.P. first team. Youngs was Co-Captain of this year's team and honored as its most courageous player while Collins was named most valuable player on the '56 squad. John Fletcher brought home the U.P. scoring crown with 98 points and was placed on the All U.P. 2nd team. Jerry Montero who was also a Co-Captain, landed a berth on the All U.P. Catholic team. Barry Armstrong was on 2nd team and is captain elect for '57, TEAM RECORDS Sault Opp. First downs 120 81 Yards rushing 2185 1256 Yards passing 701 451 Yards lost 206 581 Net yardage 2680 1415 Passes attempted 70 110 Passes completed 40 42 Fumbles by 15 30 Sault 19 Munising 6 Sault 37 Escanaba 7 Sault 12 lshpeming 6 Sault 45 Newberry 0 Sault 18 Collegiate 12 Sault 21 Marquette 0 Sault 55 Manistique 0 Sault 41 Menomonee 20 Sault 39 Petoskey 0 69 ? D NX 3 V D O Yffff 'B Paul Sobutine Jock Collins rf Jerry Montero Wayne Gierke 3 'J Jim Crowder Brian Youngs If Wx N ..,.- W ,mag John Fletcher 'R 9 V? Richcl rd Leonard s .Tm Ken Mcloy Q -'K A Yi 7 5-ax., Xxxxx 'A r ff!!! .73eeff This year's Bee football squad was under the direction of Coach Sam Dubow. While the team was on the low end of a one win-three loss record, the boys gained a great deal of experience and knowledge on the field. The grid team shows a great deal of promise for future football potential. After losing their first two games to Newberry, the Bee's traveled down state to beat Cheboy- gan. The season ended with a loss to J. D. Pierce of Marquette. A, Faced with a tremendous rebuilding iob, Coach Ernie Kranz worked long and hard with the team. The boys, who had trouble getting together for workout as a team, worked the hills and dales around Sault Teach and developed into fine cindermen. The schedule was sparse with several dual meets with Pickford and the U.P. finals at Escanaba. Seniors on the team were Don MacArther and Ralph Gillhooley. With this year's experience the prospects for T957 look very good. 71 ,T I S ' Brian Youngs ileftl guard Pat Price irighii guard ?-Suspense-? Swish!!! Jack collins Cleft! four year Var- sity guard John Fletcher fright? four year D Varsity forward E, - ,ill f. W !',,,. , . I an W V ,, ' Lf lf L f' V',f4..:J' 1 , . l 1 I BLUE '56 93cm VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Jim Ludwig, Tom Talsma, Bob Row, Tom Slater, Dan Sandy, Steve Sanderson Bill Cooper, Brian Youngs, John Belleau, Pat Price. Kneeling: John Fletcher and Jack Collins. Barry for the Bee's The 1956-57 Varsity Blue Devils enioyed a highly successful basketball reason. The team, centered around two Seniors, two iuniors and two sophomores, played a fine quality of determined ball. With good ball handling and teamwork the Woody Ludwig coached squad came up with an impressive 'll win four loss record. The Sault High tive went through their fifteen game schedule with an undefeated home record. Sault High teams have not lost a regular season game on their home court since January of 1954, a record the boys can well be proud of. The Tip DEVILS '57 Arbic in the air Sault Sault Sault Sault Sault Sault Sault Sault Sault Sault Sault Sault Sault Sault 56 - 57 .93ee'0, The Sault High Bee basketball team enjoyed a successful season by winning eight of their fourteen games. The team made a very impressive showing in Little Eight Con- ference play competing with class C and D varsity teams. Three iuniors and two sophomores formed the nucleus for the 56-57 squad. Barry Armstrong paced the team in scoring with Wesley Esson, Bernard Arbis, and Carl Gordan, all adding their share to the cause. Coached by Sam Dubow, the boys worked long and hard for their fine season. Ceeb, Sault High basketball's future looks bright with a strong Cee team gaining skill and experience for their seasons ahead. The boys came up with an even five win, five loss record under coach Glen Portertield. The team displayed good ball handling and all around team balance. BEE TEAM TEAM Rudyard 52 Sault 38 Rudyard Pickfard 48 Sault i8 Pickford Brimley 25 Sault 32 Brimley Cedarville 59 Sault 33 Cedarville Newberry 46 Sault 41 Rudyard Collegiate 41 Sault 38 Detour Rudyard 68 Sault 39 Pickford Detour 43 Sault 26 Detour Pickford 52 Sault 46 Brimley Detour 37 Sault 43 Cedarville Newberry 42 Brimley 39 Cedarville 57 Collegiate 37 74 .93aoeEaU 1..- K.- ., ff' 227. QM elif. 5' E ' fi .,. 'f X ,sxf 1 Front Row: P. Price, B. Arbic, T. Miron, J. Crowder, J. Ludwig, T. Cox. Second Row: P. Elmquist, P. Herrish, C. Walker, K. Vanl.uven, E. Swailes, T. Swailes, T. Taylor. Third Row: D. Phillips lStu. Mgr.l, D. Bigelow, B. Best, C. Garden, J. Blade, G. Kicgenski, Glen Porterfield lcodchl. With six returning veterans on the team, Coach Glenn Porterfield hopes to develop a strong and well rounded team. The boys all have drive and a strong desire to win. The 1957 Blue Devils could be strong contenders for the Little Eight crown. 57-e.. Jack Taylor Pat Price Jim CI'0WCler 75 .Yndew 3 UUUUUUUUUUUUIUUUUUUU 6 I I 'Lad ' UUUUUUUIUUUUUU A1661 uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu I UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU S ' ' ' 44 67 f UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU I uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu 8' 2 ' 7 I I feLqgou,1S--K g A .1 1. U -- - Sr MARYS pALLS 'WTED STATES . . I r- A -1 -'yokT'y - - , Huw-.f.wT....-.gf-,-,-,-.-.-.. . 9, f M US- poWER . . ,.., T. H , M CANAL l ' 'A NogrnEA9T,,PlE3. JJ ' ' ' .' -:J-ig-j 'TT1T'.'-i. h W' b. . V Y I - , v . ,- - Q Q ' 'u' Loi V , nonnlwesr, .,,,,. vn:R,- ...- -.--- - -A 'A' NQRTH CANAL ,Y 1 f--v r-.--,:7':Z'.vVES7fwh cul1TER-'D-79,51---T ' A, Sourn CANAL - - fi E3.A7.'7f'-if-.f ' , ,:l1l,'111 ' ' - -11'-1'-fPlER ' k3 1'-7 SOLATNVVSSTI I SAULT STE, MARQE h' 3911 6 A N S x.5'0 jmck ... sw SW S00 TRACK TEAM: First Row: B. Wescott, M. Cox, L. Bosley, J. Fletcher, D. D. Cranz, G. Frcnnarino, G. Rader, F. Thompson, M. Sawosky F Sawosky Anderson, B, Cooper, T, Slater, Second Rgwg J, Stgffqrd, H, Palmer, D, Fourth Row: Coach E. Franz, T. Knalt, R. Bennett, B. McPherson G Ruseau Kirkbride, N. Greer, B. Row, B. Armstrong, S. Sanderson. Third Row: K. Crouch, B. Dale, K. Bell, A. Banks lStudent Managerl DEFENDING U.P. CLASS B CHAMPIONS The traditionally strong Sault High track and field team seems sure to have another fine season. While the team has only two seniors on the squad, there is a very strong delegation of iunior boys. This year's cindermen have a well rounded squad in both running and field events. Under the tireless coaching of Ernie Kranz, Barry Armstrong has developed into one of the best shot putters in the school's history. John Fletcher adds to the strength of the team with his potential in the 440 yd. dash, high lump, and relays. Bill Cooper is one of the biggest sparks of the '57 track team with his abilities in the pole vault, 440 yd. dash, high, and relays. With such fine athletes the team is assured of another very successful season, and hope to retain their title as UP Class B champions. The only seniors on the team are Chuck Whitmore, a veteran half-miler, and John Fletcher. 76 Gd! Sault High students on the Country Club golf course are working hard to produce a real successful squad. The team is centered around Phil Fleming, the only senior on the squad, Gary Panks, John Belleau, and Fred Clausen, all juniors. Sault High tied their first meet with Petoskey, down state, but hope to defeat them on home grounds. Other meets scheduled are at Alpena, the UP finals at Escanaba, and possible a home and home series with Collegiate, of Sault, Ont. .7 Spwzto, Home room competition, or intramural sports as they are called, proved to be very interesting, highly competitive, and quite successful. With many boys taking part, the program was closely followed by many students. Under the supervision of Merv Beedle, a representative from each home room drew up basketball, volleyball, and softball schedules. All games were played at noon hours. Home room 27 proved to be the top five in the basketball loop while volleyball and softball are still in progress. An added attraction in the volleyball circuit was the entrance of a team by the faculty, which is still undefeated. 77 This giant step across the water brings to an end an era of the ferries and the anticipation of a bridge. The seniors, too, have ended the planning for graduation. As the bridge brings a new era of travel for many, the seniors embark upon the new area of study, work and learning. yo5e,9A .jcrgy pa friclf price yamea Em ice June Huff Sue .Anile l 65 .Harry oljounch mane Weir pogerf lmafmgorg pafricia pun' 67Aza4efA .7re5fraif fdnna me Eval? - 1.- mi' x N, .. ' ,... ' Q i 'ij Q 'f 1 'A ' fr gi .3-gait ,AQ tg A 0.1-1 swf'-Q.-::1a 4' V' we M an , My K P x fs? 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