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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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I I MH jlxl W11.', k Q' 5 ' . fy -S .,fT'I ' e I , ,- - X S .' ffvllflllifmv SX M N Q9 WW A f-Q in 2' 22 50' 7 , ZN X Z ' Z 2 f ,ii if X Q 'Q' ,Ll Q- J 'WE fs Q31 A W' A, 4 'iw E? 214 7 V. IIHPI lull I Q'- Home Room 138 Left to right: Row 1: CBottomJ K. Fowler, D. Hoath, D. Guilmett, F. Dalgard, M. Gagnon, S. Gollinger P. Hill, G. Gilroy, C. Hoch, B. Harrison, J. Hoornstra, B. Hogarth, F. Gabriel. Row 3: C. Hoornstra, J B. Graham. Row 2: H. Melton, J. Hill, M. Gabriel, Gray, J. Farrish, F. Heselton, R. Hill, F. Gabow. Home Room 1 18 Left to rlghfr ROW ll lBottoml K. Best, B- Christie, W. Besau, L. Leask, B. Cowan,J. Sabatine, G. Brisbois V- COClY, 5- Brock, B- Chelberg- ROW 22 K- BUmSTSGCl, Row 4: C. Brown, C. Compo, B. Coutant, G. Carlson P- Cleary, J- 5C1l9CITiHe, G- BUSl1, B- B05-leyf A- BYOWH, R. Cook, G. Brasser, N. Ca'vey, P. Brown, S. Charles W. Bowerman. Row 3: P. Bruno, J. Cottle, D. Cook, Home Room 133 Lett to right: Row 1: fBottomD J. Curtis, L. Forrest, B. Erard, D..Forrest, E. Cryderman, D. Cvengros, P. Forrest. Row 2: J. Forgrave, P. Eckardt, R. Eastman, L. Currie, S. Smith, R. Croy, M. Crurck, S. Fischer, K. Fornnarino. Row 3: B. Donnelly, G. Dean, W Fisher, K. Dale, D. Eagle, J. Crisp, M. Cryderman, D. Fischer, K. Ferris. ' Home Room 215 Left to right: Row 1: fBottomJ Anna May Sweet, 3: Judith Miller, Bess VanKeuren, Mavene Speck, Nancy Talentino, Donna Tubman, Roberta Stocker, Carole Sims, Priscilla Storey, Clarice Trier, Earl Smith. Sandy Sprague, Lona Stewart. Row 2: Dennis Trav- Row 4: Joseph Sharp, Wayne Trumbley, Charles ers, Roxanne Taylor, Marlene Schrumpf, James Swick, Shouldice, Clinton Spring, Gerald Smelser, David See, Susan Sutton, Sharon Sears, David Stevenson. Row Leo Soorns. l Home Room 204 Left to right: Row l: CBottoml Mary Verrett, Melvin Barry Blackwood, Larry Wissinger, Dick Terry, Edward VanLuven, C ayton Weger, Susan Wi.'iams. Row 2: Vincent, Charles Cooke, Ricky Wa Ibom, John Wheat- Cynthia Wil iams, Sandra Woodhall, Carol Wagner, ley. Row 4: Bob Warner, Bill Mi ler, Leonard White, Mary Walters, Rollin Miller, Tony Da imonte, Gary William Fletcher, Jim O'Neill, Walter Brosco, Jack Cuthbertson, Muriel VanLuven. Row 3: Jim White, Whitman, Ronald Lee. Home Room 315 Left to right: Row l: fBottomJ J. Milligan, E. Nash, Mitchell, B. Mitchell, M. Nevin, K. Neal, E. Mitchell, M. Nelson, A. Morelli, P. Cameron. Row 2: S. R. Moore, J. Moran. Row 4: I. Mitchell, T. Ordiway, Muluck, P. Nault, T. Mitchell, D. Molyneaux, G. Neal, F. Ogston, M. Nixon, T. Munnter, W. Osborn, J. K. Matheson, M. Noirot. Row 3: J. Mitchell, O. Ordiway, S. Norton, M. Miller, J. Myers. a Home Room 209 Left to right: Row T: fBottomJ T. Hoath, S. Nobliski, Gagnon, D. Lounds, J. McKerchie, M. Hallott, D M. Moore, J. Holmstrom, B. Hudson, B. Ives. Row 2: Harwood, E. Bates. Row 4: L. Earl, C. Sudranski D. Hakola, C. Hatch, J. Hunt, R. Beamish, C. Wegar, B. Hornstra, B. Brinkman, B. Jacobs, P. Gerrish, R B. Jacobsen. Row 3: C. Beacom, C. Harrison, D. Bennett, P. Lounds. Q Home Room I T6 Left to right: Row 1: fBottomJ M. Elliot, C. Carley, Drouin, M. Compton, R. Clemens, M. Jacobs. Row 3: R. Blalock, D. Podgursky, N. Ball, P. Blameuser. Row A. Steele, D. Crane, W. Craig, B. Brown, J. Chadwick, 2: J. Couvier, M. Bailey, R. Carves, P. Moher, P. D. Carlson, J. Campbell, R. Brunges. l Home Room 1 I I Left to right: Row 1: CBottomJ V. Wackman, R. Velde, S. Wilson. Row 3: M. Myers, J. Wilcox, C. Walker, J. Whitehead, L. Vigeant, M. White, N. Wilcox, G. J. Watson, J. Willette, D. Williams, R. Avery, T. McArthur, G. Watts. Row 2: E. Willis, B. Wiinamaki, Piteau, W. Welch. K. VanLuven, M. White, T. Yeafk, S. Wilcox, P. Willis, I4 Home Room 223 Home Room 201 Home Room 121 Left to right: Row 1: rBottomJ D. Paukette, B. Sabisch L. MacArthur, P. Fox, P. Parady. Row 2: V. Rayen R. Atkins, C. Maki, J. Fornnarino, T. Miron, J. Kniskern, M. Ball, L. Belperio, D. Clow, M. Pittman. Row 3: J Fulton, D. Cairns, D. Curtis, J. Fletcher, M. Eling, M Dale, J. Morley, M. Armstrong, L. Libby, E. Boyer, D. Parr, V. McCuIIigh. Row 4: J. Garbrecht, H Palmer, J. Wood, P. Lawrence, A. Frost, D. Lanham, M. Sheppard, R. Garbrecht, R. Reid, V. VanLuven D. MacArthur, J. Donnelly. Row 5: P. Muluck, E Young, B. McKee, B. Lang, D. Markham, D. Guy, D Thompson, N. Greer, J. Rapin, B. Craig, R. Sprague F. Haley. 4 Left to right: WRow-11: CBottomD V. LaDuke, K. Monck, E. Kay, J. Kirkpatrick, M. Hunt, F. Kehl, S. Hudson. B. Jones, J. Howard, K. Howe, R. Hoath, C. Kiczenski, Row 3: J. Huhtala, N. Kananen, J. Hiar, T. Kavo, K. T. Johnson. Row 2: M. Johnson, S. Rich, H. Kirby, Johns, M. Kniskern, D. Roberts. Left to right: Row 1: CBottomD C. Sears, D. Cristie, J. McGruther, S. Cowell, B. Cuthbert, C. Darling, B. Crawford, K. Cowen. Row 2: A. Slater, A. Cook B. Daley, J. O'Niel, D. Smart, S. Lawson, S. Clegg P. Close, K. Callaghan. Row 3: P. Dempsey, J. Schnepp, G. Schnurer, G. Smith, S. Sanderson, R. Pearce, D. Smith, B. Calder, B. Hopper. Home Room 301 Left to right: Row l: CBottomJ D. McKenzie, A. Lord, W. McCullogh, J. Carr, R. Clark, qvlqwlv Sibbald, T. D. Miller, Y. Perrault, S. Marble, L. Lines, J. Mayer. Ludwig, C. McEvoy. Row 4: D. McKee, F. Lounds Row 2: N. McCondra, L. Libby, B. Litzner, L. McCoy, R. Marble, M. Lucas, L. McKillican, S. Stor, M. Lowes. J. Lyons, K. Materna. Row 3: C. Miller, C. Matthews, Home Room 1 15 Left to right: Row 1: CBottomJ T. Armstrong, E. Alex- M. Atkins. Row 3: B. Bayne, D. Adams, G. Bell, ander, E. Boccari, B. Bailey, S. Bennett, C. Allan. V. Aikens, N. Ball, -l- AUFIG- ROW 42 T- Bdileyf T- Row 2: B. Be l, B. Baril, E. Cooke, A. Bell, M. Baker, Allen, T. Allis, V. Benson, B. Ammendola, M. Baccari, B. Aldrich, J. Barcelli. Home Room 316 l Left to right: Row 1: CBottoml Judy Perry, Pat Russell, Piippo, Sharon Saborowski, Barbara Rath, Elsie Marlene Peterman, Linda Pratt, Ellen Sawyer, Sandra Pakkala, Donna Garretson. Row 3: Bill O'Connell, Rogers, Andree Paquin, Carole Pattison. Row 2: Ron- Don Randall, Richard Pattison, Bill Sawasky, Mervin ald Repp, Marilynn Ross, Janet Osborn, Donna Payment, Jim Osterman, Richard Payment, Larry Piirainen. I6 I Home Room 203 Left to right: Row 1: QBoHomJ B. Lawrence, W. Leigh, Hillock, B. Marshall, J. Watts, B. Krieger. Row 3: R B. Leflar, C. Loughleed, B. Lynn, C. Hill, J. McLeod, Kucharczuh, G. Kolovas, T. Lackey, J. Ludwig, G J. Hayden. Row 2: P. Larke, R. Hoath, J. Maki, T. Maki, J. Lundy, J. Kravis, H. Lockhart. Home Room 312 Left to right: Row 'l: 1fBotfomJ N. Reich, C. Rye, H. G. Wiertella, M. Stocker. Row 3: F. Thompson, N Stephens, T. Renshaw, D. LaCoy. Row 2: N. Storey, Ripley, J. Swailes, T. Talsma, J. Sawasky, L. Zoldock, P. Tampas, M. Williamson, K. Ranson, S. Toretta, L. Wonnacot, E. Smith. Home Room 1 13 Left to right: Row 'l: lBottomD V. White, S. Adams, Ball, S. Banks, M. Marble. Row 3: K. Adams, C J. Lund, C. Rollo, E. Akins, B. Powell, F. Beedy. Nelson, G. Rader, W. Hank, D. Bigelow, R. Aho,J Row 2: M. Ames, A. Baril, N. Putsch, C. Bosley, B. Borg, S. Bailey. o Home Room 221 Home Room 202 2 Home Room 18 Left to right: Row 1: CBottomD B. Killips, C. Kolovos, D. Long, D. Kemp, P. Killips, S. Kennedy, L. Ketchum J. Mackie. Row 2: B. Andrews, G. Lawrence, C. Row 4: B. Millar, C. Lacky, R. LaMothe, S. Jorgensen Kolovos, B. Kopitch, E. LaMothe. Row 3: A. Juhola, J. Jackobson, R. Lindstrom, B. Johnson. l-eff to l'i9l'1T2 ROW 'li CBOTTOYYU C- TOYYGSI S- MC- hall, J. Bailey, R. Bowerman, D. McCulligh, S. Mason, CGHGYY, B- MacGregor, A- McFarland- ROW 22 E- C. Mannest, J. Scozzatave. Row 4: P. Donnelly, T. MUHDGSTOI D- Mflki, J- Macleod, B- MCGCILIGY, N- Paradise,J. Matheson, H. Lutz, M. Marriott, H. McKay, MacMillan, P. Lund, B. McKiddie. Row 3: P. Wood- L. Markham, J. Mattson, H. McKee. 1 i Left to right: Row 'l: CBottoml M. Batdorff, L. Esson, Barber, S. DePlonty, S. Vernagus. Row 4: G. Fox, M. Forrest. Row 2: S. Feldmen, B. Eastman, C. A. Doran, G. Bancroft, W. Benoit, C. Edwards, P Featherston, V. Curtis, K. Feldmen, L. Fowler. Row Cunningham, W. Eagle, R. Dole. 3: K. Ellis, G. Forrest, D. Crimin, J. Finlayson, G. I8 Home Room 1 24 Left to right: Row 1: lBottomJ J. Talentino, N. Stock- P. Talsma, S. Thompson, B. Somes, G. Hodges, S er, D. Tinkis, M. Trestrail. Row 2: J. Single, D. Sauro, Sibbald. Row 4: R. Scott, H. Shepard, M. TenEyck E. Smith, M. Tompson, S. Sams. Row 3: R. Lawrence, J. Swart, O. Tomcyek, D. Teppo, M. Sawasky, G Erarrl. Home Room 308 Left to right: Row 1, bottom: L. Ask, D. Montgomery, stead, G. Nelson, L. Noirot. Row 4: T. Nault, P. Mac- D. Aikens, R. Hernandez. Row 2: A. Aldrich, E. Og- Leod, J. Pearson, J. Myers, M. Mernaugh, W. Niemi, ston, K. Haight, B. McPherson, S. Murray, F. Nord- J. Morley. strom. Row 3: B. Miller, D. Neal, O. Murphy, G. Olm- Home Room 304 Left to right: Row 1: CBottomJ S. Rouna, E. VanLuven, Row 3: C. Bigelow, N. Rothwell, L. Olmsted, E. Root, M. Ray, C. Rousseau, J. Piche. Row 2: L. Pettet, C. F, Peters, F, Pearce, B. Rouna. Poll, M. Pratt, G. Rousseau, J. Osborn, T. Pearson. Home Room 313 son, S. Left to right: Row l: fBottomJ D. Zoldock, F. Peter- Palmer, B Gerrish S Miller Row 2- A M. Peterman, S. Nelson, G. Panks, R- PlCl'0, C- Hend O,N .I C O,C 'H D G' 'h I M'K I ' ' erson. Row 4: M. Gilker, R. Niemi, J. Osborn, R eu, . onne , . . ' -- Nelson, Home Room 219 oesc e ' OZ Owskl' L' Pearce, G. Murray, B. Parr, R. Phillips. B. Partridge. Row 3: K. Haag, E. Swailes, l-eff T0 fighif ROW li lB0il0ml B' Mclqown' S' MC' Gowan, T. Materna, C. Mattson, C. Gauger. Row 3: Donald, C. McMorris, M. Mawhinney, C. Bumstead, J. McKiddie, F. Tavern, F. McKee, J. Hank, J. Burtt, D. Mitchell. Row 2: L. Martin, L. McKiddie, R. Mc- G. Hietikko, R. Crimin. mm cws Bottom Row: QL. to RJ Tony Dalimonti, Joe Arndt, Lois Louma, Diana Lanham, Robert McGowan, Joe Lundy. Second Row: QL. to RJ Joe Osborn, Dick Terry, Mike Nixon. ACTIVITIES NATIONAL i 4 1 i 2 S A ff. 9 - mn qnmsm-23. ' Kb' .' I 0 0 051' 9 ,7 I -' I 1 -wg Tea. - C uh , A V , Ii N W 6 'J' I 'Q- 1355, ,, fp ' 1,1 I X Q 9 Q I 'fly' Q -If 2 c 4' ,4r-- 0 s X Q :Ll J fl C OLONNADE Bottom Row KL. to RJ Bonnie Blackstone, Laurie Muntter, Judy TenEyck, Dianne Lanham, Pat Neville, Darlene Curtis, Raeona Atkins, Pat Arndt, Ann Ranson. Second Row lL. to RJ Deanna Haydon, Marylin Armstrong, Nancy Bunstead, Carolyn Hill, Sally Cowell, Susan Adams, Marcia Ames. Third Row CL. to RJ Ann Bailey, Linda Kay, Frances Kehl, Suzanne Storey, Ann Cook, Keckie Macki, Carolyn Henderson, Jeannie Jarvie, Jackie Kniskern, Marla Garrett. Fourth Row: CL. to RJ Marilyn Bonathan, Sharon Nikunen, Pat Close, Barbara Newton, Nancy Storey, Alice O'Neill, Kathe Howe. Fifth Row ll. to RJ Virgene McCulligh, Breezann Yon, Linda Kendrick, Janice Lund, Shar- on Clegg, Frances Paquin, Mariorie Sheppard. Bottom Row: lL. to RJ Jon Borg, Gary Bradley, Howard McKee, Terry Materna, Gary Atkinson, Tom Robinson, Mike Gollinger, Bill Gough. Second Row: Carl Beacom, Wayne Anderson, Lawrence Bosley, Dick Kirkbride, Joseph Fornnarino, Herbert Blair, Dennis Christie, Mike TenEyck. Third Row: Earl Kay, Bucky Swart, Bob Brundson, Stanley Otis, Bob Roe, Dave Bigelow, Donald Dickison. C HI-Y CWB i SENIOR MEMBERS Bottom Row: CL. to RJ Jeanne Jarvie, Ida Baccari, Joyce Moran, Gloria Hakola, Frances Paqum Karen Travers, Jean Thornton. Middle Row: CL. to RJ Sherry Page, Barb Newton, Linda Kay, Evelyn Boyer, Marilyn I Bonathon Laurie Muntter, Bob Hopper. Thlrd Row: U.. to RJ Harold Osborn, Warren Talsma, Matt Halonen, Bob Brunsdon, Rodney Pearce, Jack Brown, Mike Hoholik. The Speech Club lent a dramatic touch to our year's events. Competent actors and actresses portrayed their parts with the quality and finesse of experienced show people. Behind the scenes, the various com- mittees worked to make these productions a success. Stage crew put in much time readying setsg 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 of sophomores, iuniors, and seniors. Under the super- vision of Mrs. Ewing Speech Club also sponsored the 1956 Homecoming. SPEECH CLUB AIJCE M. DUBIE FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA Bottom Row: L. to R. Elaine Mannesto, Dianne Maki, Sharon Nobliski, Marcella Baker, Linda Kay, Pat Blameuser, Gloria Hakola, Mary Lou Maravilla, Donna Tubman, Sandra Wilson. Middle Row: L. to R. Renata Velda, Nancy Hasler, Gloria Brisbois, Diana Hakola, Susie Gollinger, Barb Newton, Elsie Pakkala, Carilyn Hill, Bette Harrison, Sherry Page. Third Row: L. to R. Pat Neville, Jane Kirkpatrick, Sharon MacLaren, Nina Hawkins, Kathy Howe, Marilyn Bonathan, Barbara Rath, Elna Shultz, Marilyn White, Sue Storey. Bottom Row: CL. to RJ Sandra Norton, Carole Gauger, Beverly Cuthbert, Patty Close, Carol Mattson, Georgia Hagen, Sharon Michalic, Janice McLeod, Sharon McCaffery. Second Row: CL. to RJ Bonnie Ruona, Frances Flaker, Polly Pratt, Lou Ann Martin, Nancy Storey, Cynthia Cowan, Susan Rich, Cathy Ranson. Third Row: Cl.. to RJ Ann Bailey, Donna Garretson, Betty Kopitsch, Sharon Ruona, Sandra Murray, Roberta Beamish, Janet Hasler, Mavis Nelson, Jean Hoornstra, Janice Lund. Fourth Row: KL. to RJ Margaret Nevin, Marlene Schrumpt, Mhyllis MacLeod, Phyllis Rich, Alice O'Neil, Carold Henderson, Frances Kehl, Jackie Mackie, Sally Hudson. FUTURE NURSES FUTURE FARMERS 0F AMERICA Bottom Row KL. to RJ Roy Feltis, Harold Osborn, Lynn Armstrong, Bill Litzner. Second Row CL. to RJ Howard Bell, Frank Lamma, Keith Bunstead, Dave Stevenson, Erik Wolbum, Rollin Miller, Melvin VanLuven. Third Row CL. to RJ Jim McGruther, Mike Gollinger, Onni Juhula, Don Smith, Gary Barber, Bob Marble, Wayne Long, Ed Hare. Fourth Row CL. to RJ Leo Soorus, Bill Miler, Fred McLeod, Vernon Benson, Bob Peters, Bob Sanderson, Fred Miller, Syd Nelson. Bottom Row: CL. to RJ Marilyn White, Margie Myers, Bonnie MacGregor. Second Row: CL. to RJ Maxine White, Cynthia Williams, Martha Cox, LaVerne Forrest Linda Currie, Mavis Nelson, Rosemary Curtis. Third Row: CL. to RJ Elaine Cryderman, Darlene Hoath, Linda Pratt, Carol Miller, Vivian MacArthur, Mariorie Mustonen, Marion Cryderman, Edna Schultz, Sandra Fryer, Mary Gagnon. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA I School Supply Store Front Row il. to r.J Beckie Mackie, Suzanne Fabricino, Lucille Andrews, Delores Hope, Rosemary Curtis, Betty Sabisch, Martha Cox. Second Row Cl. to r.l Howard Palmer, Gary Kiczenslci, Neil Greer, Joe Osborn, Paul Mason, Richard Phillips. Third Row fl. to r.J Shirley Palmer, Marlene Swanson, Marjorie Sheppard, Eleanor Young, Pat Callaghan. ANNA HHEN MORSE UBRARY CLUB Pat Arndt Earlene Bates Diane Belperio Sharon Bennette Karen Best Sue Bowers Sue Cowers Cathy Cowen Marlene Dale Paulette Drouin Janet Fletcher Diane Hakala Carolyn Henderson Marilyn Hunt Marcia Jacobs Marion Johnson Carol McMorris Karen Mitchell Mavis Nelson Frances Nordstrom Andree Paquin Carol Ranson Linda Rapin Joan Sally Emma Smith Sue Storey Marlene Swanson Jean Thornton Karen Travers, Bruce Hoornstra, Pat Neville, Sherry Page, Richard Mattson Student Council Bottom Row: CL. to RJ Maxine Shouldice, Janet Fletcher, Barb Newton, Carolyn Feath- erstone, Judy TenEyck, Sharon MacLaren, Jackie Maki, Glenda Nelson, Ann Kokko. Second Row: CL. to RJ Carol Miller, Sally Adams, Betty Kopitsch, Dianna Haydon, Rose- marie Eastman, Marlene Schrumpf, Katherine Johns, Nancy MacMillan. Third Row: KL. to RJ Barbara Chelberg, Mary Williamson, Ann Ranson, Bonnie Ruona, Carolyn Henderson, Carole Gauger, Mary Ann Thompson. Fourth Row: CL. to RJ Bob Crawford, Edward Vincent, Harold Osborn, Richard Pattison, Chuck Willson, Bill Gough. Fifth Row: CL. to RJ Robert Aldrich, Bernard Arbic, George Kolovos, Herb Blair, Roger LaMothe, Robert Jacobs, Jim Hill. Bottom Row: L. to R. Harold McCaffery, Howard McCaffery, Tom Robinson, David Hananen, Jack Frown, Matt Halonen, Joe Fornnarino, John Belleau. Midle Row: L. to R. Donald Dickison, Richard Kirkbride, Larence Bosley, Stanley Otis, Chuck Willson, Bill Gough, Milton Cox, Dick Gustafson, Barry Armstrong. Third Row: L. to R. Tom Slater, Bernard Arbic, Bill Cooper, Wayne Anderson, Pat O'Brien, Mike Gollinger, Dan Sandie. Bob Roe. JUNIOR ROTARIANS L ,A ,A,. . , Girl's Athletic Association Bottom Row :CL. to RJ Sandy Wilson, Elsie La Mothe, Nancy MacMillan, Donalda Tinkis, Barbara Jones, Bette Christie, Delores Cook, Brenda Gerrish, Connie Rye. Second Row: CL. to RJ Bette Harrison, Karen Fornnarino, Kackie Maki, Sue Storey, Linda Markham, Patti Close, Cathy Ranson, Nancy Storey, Janice MacLeod, LoVerne Forrest. Third Row: CL. to RJ Renata Velde, Pris Storey, Noreen Wilcox, Maxine White, Glenda Nelson, Connie L. Kolovos, Thelma Piteau, Lois Louma, Merle Trestrail, Sharon McCalTery. Fourth Row: CL. to RJ Alice O'Neill, Susan Gollinger, Sharon McLaren, Deanna Haydon, Phyllis Rich, Carolyn Bigelow, Sharon Clegg, Susan Rich, Carole Gauger, Mrs. Alice Bernabucci, advisor. Bottom Row: CL. to RJ Fred Clausen, Bill Krempel, John Belleau, Howard McCaffery Dick Gustafson, Barry Armstrong, Tom Cox, Dan Sandie, Larry Bosley. Second Row: CL. to RJ Bill Cooper, Tom Slater, Harold McCaltery, Moose Anderson George Fornnarino, Carl Gordon, Pete Tampas, Wayne Anderson. Third Row: CL. to RJ Jim Ludwig, Gerry Swailes, Fred Thompson, Jon Borg Dave Bigelow Eddie Swailes, Chester Walker, Gary Parks. Fourth Row: CL. to RJ Dick Kirkbride, Leo Tolia, Howard Palmer, Bob Roe Milton Cox Tom Talsma, John Howard. . si ty Club ATUM CRACKERS Bottom Row CL. to RJ Darlene McCulligh, Bonnie Rouna, Earlene Bates, Barbara Bel- leau, Harriet Lutz, Cinthia Cowan. Second Row KL. to RJ Sharon Laclaren, Bill Gough, Richard Heselton, Charles Sudran- ski, Rodney Richard, Peter Nevin, Ann Slater. Third Row KL. to RJ Roger LaMother, Bob Roe, Pat O'Brien, Tom Slater. Seniors: B. Arbic, B. Roe, P. Miller, T. Slater, B. Armstrong, D. Sandie, B. Cooper, J. Bel- leau. An organization that gives much service to the students is the Audio-Visual Club Under the advisorship of Mr. Herbert Helman ,the group learns how to operate equip- ment for the school and community. They have installed a Hi-Fi set in the auditorium which is enioyed by all. AUDIO-VISUAL CIUB John F. McDonald Adviser JOI1 L Spokes, Editor Darlene Paukette, Business Manager THE KEY T0 All. YOUR llBERTlES The 1957-58 Keynote staff from left to right: Row l: Bill East- man, Marian Batdorfi, Delores Cook, Carole Pattison. Row 2: Audrey Biunes, Pat Blameuser, Diane Montgomery, Frances Nord- strome, Paulette Bruno, Priscilla Storey. Row 3: Georgia Rose Hagen, Mike Spokes, Carolyn Bigelow, Ann McFarland, Margaret Nevin, Karen Best. Row 4: Roger LaMothe, Rich Heselton, Pat Cleary, Jon L. Spokes, Fred Heselton, F. Bruce Hoornstra. Absent from the picture is Donna Garretson and Darlene Paukette. A typical nightshift which a number of the Keynote staffers attend the night before the student body receives their paper. Smiles of satisfaction can be seen on the faces of the staff members, who know that the iob they have been working on for the past two weeks has finally been finished. They show their satisfaction because they know they have contributed their share to the hard work that is put into every issue of Keynote. .lon L. Spokes, the T957-58 Keynote editor discusses with his editorial board the func- tionally designed newspaper. The board members, from left to right are: Georgia Rose Hagen, assistant editor, Darlene Pau- kette, business manager, Marian Batdorff, features editor, and Audrey Biunes, news editor. A new office came into the hands of this year's Keynote staff. The office, which is located on the first floor of the high school was, in post years, the office of Mr. Charles Whitmore. The T957-58 Keynote staff, under the direct supervision of Mr. John F. McDonald, though slightly new to the newspaper world, have done their best to give the students of Sault high a finer, more inter- esting paper. Every other week, the clatter of the typewriters could be heard by the students as they walked down the hall to the west entrance of the school on their way home. A vote of thanks should be given to those students who worked patiently to give you something better to read. KEYNOTE JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCH. The .lunlor Red Cross made many fine contributions personal service this year. Bottom Row CL. to RJ Carol Nelson, Ann Cook, Nancy McMillan,r Pat Close, Barbara Belleau, C. Mannesto. Second Row KL. to RJ Ada Bell, Barbara Chelberg, S. Macleod, Ethelene Nash, Marilyn Ross, Diane Maki, Elaine Manesto. Third Row KL. to RJ Donelda Tinkis, LaryLou Walters, Janice Finlayson, Maxine. Shoul- dice, Ann Slater, Susan Bailey. 'CADETS MUNCHIN' MDOCHERS Bottom Row: QL. to RJ Elsie LaMothe, Sharon Ruona, Donalda Tinkis, Pat Willis, Noreen Wilcox, Connie L. Lolovos, Maxine Shouldice. Second Row: CL. to RJ Bonnie Ruona, Glenda Nelson, Beatrice Andrews, Mary Ray, Lucille Andrews, Sharon Mason, Linda Markham. Third Row QL. to RJ Sheila Barton, Sarabelle Wilcox, Joyce Moran, Elsie Baccari, NATIONAL THESPIANS THESPIANS Bottom Row QL. to RJ Sue Storey, Sall Cowell, Jeanne Jarvie, Ida Bacarri. Second Row: CL. to RJ Laurie Muntter, Pat Neville, Evelyn Boyer, Kackie Kniskern, Fran ces Pawin, Suzanne Sabitine, Marla Garrett. Third Row: CL. to RJ Sue Bowers, Frances Kehl, Ann Ranson, Bill Kreiger, Kathy Howe Bob Brunsdon, Marilyn Bonathan, Ann Cook, Susan Adams, Delreta Larsen. i NORTHERN LIGHT BUSINESS STAFF NORTHERN LIGHT EDITORIAL STAFF Bottom Row: CL. to RJ Ann Slater, Pat Arndt, Raeona Atkins, Nancy Bumstead, Judy TenEyck, Carolyn Hill, Maxine Sheppard, Carole Gauger. E Secohd Row: IL. to RJ Beverly Cuthbert, Patti Close, Ann Cook, Marla Garrett, Carol Mattson, Sharon Clegg, Marilyn Armstrong, Connie Rye, Linda Harrison. NORTHERN LIGHT BUSINESS STAFF Bottom Row: CL. to RJ Evelyn Boyer, Gloria Hakola, Sue Bowers, Carolyn Henderson. Second Row: QL. to RJ Darlene Paukette, Bill Fischer, Felix Tavern, Diane Hakola. NURTHERN LIGHT EDITORIAL STAFF CONGRATULA ENIORS ! Arbuckle Drug Thomas Music' Co. CONGRATULATIONS From Your Sault Ste. Marie A 8. P SUPER MARKET B. IMESON Manager BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1958 o oAvE's MEAT MARKET 1812 ASHMUN Dial ME 2-6811 . . For a Long and Happy Future GLEN SMART INSURANCE 353 Carrie Street Dial ME 2-8761 BEST OF LUCK SENlORS l McKINNEY'S GROCERY 1700 Fourth Ave. Dial ME 2-2332 Congratulations , at the , Seniors ! CARI 1 ' ' fl 0 Iwi Best Wishes 4 I Arcade Bowling TASTY LUNCH 58 Grads Center Ashmun Ia La coo 123 E. Portage Ave. D' I ME 2- . . ' 944' D-QI ME 2-3431 1107 w. wqsferdqy Dial ME 2-3241 . - I Cnngtntnintinns Congratulations Congratulations, Seniors. S ' ! 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KRESGE COMPANY 506 ASHMUN Dial: ME. 2-3761 l l Congratulations, Seniors, From The SAUlT SAVINGS BANK Sault Ste. Marie and Pickford BesT of Luck, Seniors! Krempel Drug Store We Deliver Dial 2-2122 IOI EAST PORTAGE Congratulations to the Class of 1958 from Good Luck Class of '58 HAL SMITH, INC. APPLIANCES-CARPETING FURNITURE 567 Ashmun Dial 2-3367 For The Besf in School and'Of'Tice Supplies THE GERRIE PRESS 405 ASHMUN DW M289 CONGRATULATIONS C Q t , t CQNGRATULATIONS SENIGRS OF 1958 Se IO'S' TO A SWELL GANG! . HOVIE Funeral Ho-me . soo Gas VanEIc:I'rl'TjcII3 Co Company 558 Bingham A B- J -I - F PhineME.2-2251 M E N ' S W E A R I CONGRATULATIONS O I To The Class of T958 EA 529 and 531 ASHMUN I GR T LAKES . 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PECK xxwggg TYPISTS Ex P OURNALISTS PEEK PEEK JUNIOR CIASS OFFICERS Left to right: George Fornnarino, Presi- dent, Carol Mattson, Vice-President, Sally Cowell, Treasurer, Cathy Ranson, Secretary, Carole Gauger, Student Council member-at-large, George Ko- lovas, Student Council member - at - large. SOPIIOMORF CIASS OFFICERS Left to right: Paul Gerrish, President, Peter Donnelly, Vice-President, Sharon Feldman, Treasurer, Lorraine Noriot, Secretary, Roger LaMothe, Student Council member-at-large. FRESIIMAN CI.ASS OFFICERS Lefr 10 right: Richard Pattison, Presi- dent, Ethelene Nash, Vice-President, Carole Pattison, Secretary, Jim Milli- gan,'Treasurer. Chuck Willson President Dan Sandie Vice-President Judy TenEyck Harold Osborn Student Council Representatives- Nancy Bumstead Secretary Barbara Newton Ann Bailey Treasurer SENIDR CIASS OFFICERS san Gough S Sharon McCaffery Cheerleaders L5 .1- cf' Joann De Vuono MUVHYN R055 Dianne Maki Varsity Cheerleaders Elsie Bacarri 'SQYRN . Y'-X fm fg , ,... e , :A,, ,,,. : Q X x xxx A. Q xyy xx X X x xw X X. x3 me X 'fx 3. wg-E55,, , 5::55:. X:Q Z1, f., N v :N ,ffl 1 QNX XNXN X XM. vi:--V ......,. . . NQXw ' .Q OUR BAND FLUTES - Jo Aune, Ida Baccari, Ann Cook, Janice Finlayson, Jeanne Jarvie, Molly Mar riott, Nancy Rothwell, Sally Toretta. CLARINETS - Carolyn Bigelow, Marilyn Bonathon, Maureen Callaghan, Bev Cuthbert Pat Dempsey, Carolyn Hoch, Bruce Johnson, Roberta Kaysner, Lois Lines, Janice Lund Linda Markham, Richard Mattson, Mary Ann Mernaugh, Laurie Muntter, Pat Neville Sharon Nikunen, Andrea Paquin, Donna Piippo, Polly Pratt, Ji mSabatine, Pat Talsma, Clarice Trier, Muriel VanLuven. ALTO CLARINETS - Mary Ray, Ann McFarland. BASS CLARINETS - Delores Cvengros, Alice O'NeiII, Nancy Storey. OBOES - Sharon Feldman, Matt Halonen, Diane Swart. BASSOONS - Jerry Schnepp, Nancy Putsch. SAXOPHONES - Pat Callaghan, Sharon Clegg, Pauline Gerrad, Karlene Materna, Carole McMorris, Sharon Smith, Phyllis Teets. 54 I - A FIRST DIVISION UNIT CORNETS - Buddy Atkins, Barbara Belleau, Pat Close, Larry Farnquist, Jerry Forgrave, Harriett Lutz, Sharon Mason, Ray Piira, Tom Robinson, Joe Sabatine, Scott Storm, Renata Velde. FRENCH HORNS - Marion Batdorlt, Paul Larke, Terry Materna, John TenEyck. TROMBONES - Wayne Anderson, Susan Bailey, Gary Barttolet, Gary Holmes, Ricky Walbom, Betty Winnamaki. BARITONES - Audrey Aldrich, Bill Bryant, Gary Carlson, Mike Gollinger. BASSES -- Warren Talsma, Mike TenEyck. DRUMS - Elsie Baccari, Sharon Bennette, Bob Brunsdon, Sally Cowell, Ken Feldman, Bill Fisher, Mike Hoholik, Ed Kelly, Jim Osterman, Carol Ranson, Felix Tavern. BELLS - Cindy Cowan, Susan Sutton. 55 CHOIR SOPRANOS - Marcia Ames, Nancy Ball, Barbara Belleau, Darlene Blake, Marilyn Bona- thon, Gloria Brisbois, Pat Carr, Juanita Chalmers, Anita Cook, Ann Cook, JoAnn DeVouno, Mary Ann Eling, Ann Frost, Jackie Fulton, Darlene Gagnon, Georgia Hagen, Diane Hakola, Maxine Hallett, Judy Hunt, Jeanne Jarvie, Kathy Johns, Betty Lawrence, lla Lounds, Pat Luncl, Sharon Mason, Mary Ann Mernaugh, Judy McLeod, Sharon Michalic, Joyce Moran, Janet Morley, Lorraine Noirot, Alice O'Neill, Frances Paquin, Dorothy Parr, Norma Reich, Marilyn Silverthorn, Sally Toretta, Muriel Vanluven, Mary Walters, Gloria Wiertalla. 56 ALTOS - Elsie Baccari, Ida Baccari, Mary Ellen Ball, Marion Batdorff, Nancy Bumstead, Donelda Christie, Judy Cowan, Marlene Dale, Judy Denker, Mary Ann Gabriel, Glenda Gilroy, Karen Haag, Jean Holmstrom, Linda Kay, Delreta Larsen, Kay Monck, Glenda Nelson, Lois Nelson, Freda Peterson, Nancy Ripley, Suzanne Sabatine, Marjorie Shep- pard, Sharon Smith, Helen Stephens, Marlene Swanson, Diane Swart, Pat Talsma, Sandy Wilson, Linda Wonnacott. TENORS, BARITONES, BASSES - Wayne Anderson, Barry Armstrong, Joe Arndt, Joe Aube, John Brisbois, Bill Compo, Kirby Cook, Pat Dempsey, Lionel Eastman, Pat Esson, Scott Fitzgerald, Joe Fornnarino, Carl Gordon, Lauri Greer, Richard Guy, Fred Haley, Mike Hoholik, Bob Hopper, Earl Kay, Bill Kerr, Bill Krempel, Frank Lamma, Dave Mc- Kiddie, Pete Miller, Jim Rapin, Bob Roe, Roger Sims, Tom Smith, Leo Soorus, Ron Sprague, Warren Talsma, John Wichman. 57 ORCHESTRA CLARINETS - Carloyn Hoch, Polly Pratt, Muriel Vanluven, Pat Dempsey. FLUTES - Janice Finlayson, Nancy Rothwell. OBOES - Sharon Feldman, Matt Halonen, Nancy Putsch. FRENCH HORNS - Paul Larke, Terry Materna. CORNETS - Larry Farnquist, Sharon Mason, Tom Robinson. TROMBONE - Susan Bailey. sAxoPHoNEs - sharon smith, Phyllis reefs. BASS - Howard Palmer- DRUMS - Bob Brunsdon, Mike Hoholik. VIOLA - Barry Newcomb PIANO - Cindy Cowan, Linda Kay. CELLO - Gloria Hakola. VIOLINS - Bonnie Blackstock, Diane Edlund, Mary Ann Gabriel, Lauri Greer, Jim Hank, Bruce Hoornstra, Jean Hoornstra, Mary Ruth Hoornstra, Sharon Hopper, Kathy Howe John King, Donald See. I 58 SPORTS YB 175-SOO, MICH ..,...........,..... VARSITY STATISTICS 0 Esca na ba Soo Soo I9 Soo 34 Soo 33 Soo 7 Soo I9 Soo I4 Soo 47 lshpeming Newberry Collegiate Marquette Manistique Menominee Petoskey VARSITY SENIORS first row, left to right, Larry Bosley, Tom Slater, John Belleau, Barry Armstrong, Dick Gustafson, Bill Kremple, Tom Coxp second row, left to right, Joe Aube, Howard Mc- Caffery, Bill Cooper, Bob Craig, Dan Sandie, Harold McCaffery, Fred Clausen, student manager, third row, left to right, Scheel Selby, student manager, Leo Tolia, Pete Miller, Don Anderson, Milton Cox, Bob Roe, John Kravisg THE VARSITY SQUAD: The Sault High Blue Devils did not put in an im- pressive record this year, in the Great Lakes Con- ference. The team wound the season up with a 3-5 record. Despite the efforts of the team, under the careful direction of coach Woody Ludwig, it just couldn't seem to get rolling. The Sault had twenty-two returning lettermen, in- cluding this years captain Barry Armstrong, who showed up all season. The Sault started the season off by losing the first game to Escanaba, 20-0, but they redeemed themselves in the last game of the season, in which they took Petoskey, 47-7. We sincerely hope the Sault High fans, in the future, will get behind the team one hundred per cent, showing the best sportsmanship and enthusiasm. Bee Team: The Sault High Bee Football Squad, under the directing hand of coach Sam Dubow, turned in a fine example of all around playing cluring the 1957 season. Sporting a 3 win-I tie-1 loss record, the Bees gained a great deal in experience and sportsman- ship as well as a driving ability to meet any foe with the fighting spirit that makes a great team. 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X Q Q Wa 0 . X s ,-v' v .. as Sh '.w.,.1 ..:I:Ivw- , 9'5 K :si 'If- .. ' 21.5212 1:5- 'QX . sf.. 1 f 5, 4' . .-.-.:-:-?EP1E1E-'EEQEEEESEQI' ErifiiffiSE-::'E5f3E?Ei1 f1- '--' 53Z1:a5::.- ' 1-+1 - f ,- ,.5E'5:.ii:aEs.?'.2i2f'IW Wi , . .,.g,',-, wi W.. ' - : 'ES. X: :?E 5i? fa , ' WSE, .f'.2 :I:f-I . ' f '52 ' A '33 4' -1 - X.-sw Xk ,.a. E 4 Q N0 Sau Sau Sau Sau Sau Sau Sau Sau Sau Sau Sau Sau Sau Sau Saiu Sau Lett to Right: Coach Woody Ludwig, P. Miller, J. Ludwig, T. Talsma, B. Roe, T. Slater, C. Gordon, S. Sanderson, B. Armstrong, D. Sandie, B. Cooper, B. Arbic, J. Belleau, F. Clausen, Stud- ent Manager. Varsity Basketball The T957-58 Sault Blue Devils enioyed a highly successful season. With good ball handling and teamwork, Coach Woody Ludwig's squad came up with an impressive record of 13 wins and 2 losses. A seldom-remembered fact is that the Sault Blu e Devils have remained undefeated on their home floor since l954. The Devils' starting five had an average height of about 6'. Scoring honors were taken by Jim Ludwig, a 6'5 junior, with that total of 309 points. The squad lost Tom Talsma, another high-scoring iunior, when his wrist was broken in a late-season game. B. Arbicf B. Roe, P. Iltiillerg T. Slaterp B. Armstrong, SEASON RECORD: 13-3 I D. Sandie, B. Cooper, J. Belleau. t High 74 Manistique 29 t High 63 Marquette 32 t High 52 Negaunee 40 J t High 58 Traverse City 38' t High 59 Alpena 43 t High 52 Newberry 51 t High 58 Alpena 39 t High 84 Collegiate 307' t High 76 Munising 54 lt High 52 Negaunee 37 t High 60 Manistique 41 t High 57 ISHPEMING 66 t High 70 Newberry 57 t High 55 MARQUETTE 59 t High 50 Collegiate 43 t High 59 Newberry 60 A Non-Conference .X ,1:..x,g., Q-. 9:31 .X.- A , SX xx X X Xi X if Rs . x X X '. xm- gs, K 5 ., G ' A 'N ifi 'J ' N wwig ' ' X ax-S . W: :SQ ,Y 5,-, QI.. . :jx ,airs in M5 'wks .X fs? X N X ,X uv x X Brew illimlff kiwi? QQ xwwx .Nx.. Bali BEE TEAM Sau it Engadine Sau t Cedarville Sau t Pickford Sau t Detour Sau t Sir James Sau t Newberry Saut Detour Sau t Rudyard Sau t Engadine Sau t Collegiate Sault Brimley Sau t Cedarville Sau t Newberry Sau t Pickford Saut Sir James Left to Right: Saul Rudyard Front Row: K. VanLuven, D. Harrison, C. Walker, T. Ludwig, P. Don- nelly. Q Back Row: D. Bigelow, J. Hank, J. Myers, W. Gilroy, G. Fornnarino. 6, BEE TEAM The 1957-58 Bee Team had a successful season this year by coming through with I0 wins and 6 loses. The team, coached by Sam Dubrow, played one of their better seasons. The squad's first string was made up of three iuniors, a sophomore, and one freshman. George Fornnarino took the scoring honors. In the Little Nine Conference, the team made an impressive showing while competing with Class C and D varsity teams. The boys showed good team work and all around team balance. Geek, CEE TEAM The Sault Cee's, a team consisting of freshmen and sophomores, compiled a re- ord of three wins and seven losses. Even though their record wasn't too impressive, the team gained much experience. Pat Cunningham led the team with 98 points. The boys will be of great help in the Frosh-Soph Tournament to be held at Munising. P 1- Soo Soo Soo Soo Soo 22 Engadine 27 45 Cedarville 38 25 Pickford 44 37 DeTour 30 30 DeTour 36 Dunn Dunn .'73aoeEaU E At the time of going to press the baseball team finds itself in the first stages of every practice in anticipation of the schedule soon to begin. With a break in the weather 3 if for the first time in years, a good season is in prospect. 14x F r 'Wi warm-up. Under the direction of Adolph Van Citters, the many hopefuls are out for Qt 1 1 ,7 Spmcto, 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. W W. GOLF TEAM ENJOYS THE EARLIEST SEASON IN YEARS Tom Talsma Fred Clausen Gary Panks John Belleau x The traditionally strong Sault High track and field team seems sure to have another flne season- With such fine athletes the team is assured of another very successful season, and hope to retain their title as UP Class B champions. 16, Faced with a tremendous rebuilding ipb, 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. A Sound Education Is Your BEST PREPARATION FOR LIFE THE SAULT BRANCH -OF THE MICHIGAN COLLEGE OF MINING AND TECHNOLOGY General College - Engineering - Science B Administration and Pre-professional Courses flaming Ball .fwuuhg ana! Qfeanevzfi PLAN YOUR FUTURE NOW By Preparing to 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 REGlSTRAR'S OFFICE Phone: ME 2-3341 210 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING I SAULT STE- MARIE, MICHIGAN , , -I -I+ I I I 1 Best Wishes to the Class ot I958 from MONTGCMERY WARD 524 Ashmun Dial ME 2-2247 T Congratulations Seniors I w HOLLINGSWORTH CO. 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Dgnqld Bush Patricia Callaghan Patricia Carr Choirp Speech Club s Allied Youth Fred Clausen Basketball, Varsity Student Man- agerp Football, Varsity Student Manager: Golf, Varsityg lntra-mural Basketballg Munchin' Moochers, Vice Presidentp Rifle Clubg Student Council Band: Blu-Notesp Bookstorep Home Room Secretary Delores Clow F u t u r e Homemalcersp Munchin Moochersy Vocational Co-op 81 William Compo Choir, lntra-mural Sports George Conway Kirby Cook Thomas Cook Ch0i i 'n U'mU '-'I 5P0 '5 Home Room President, lntra-mural Basketball, Home Room Manager 82 Anita Cook Choir, Forensics, Local, District, Home Room Secretary, Plays, War of the Worlds, Onions in the Stew , Speech Club William Cooper Basketball, Cee, Bee, Varsity, Foot- ball, Bee, Varsity, Home Room President, Vice President, .l u n i o r Rotarians, Track, Varsity, Varsity Club Judith Cowan Band, Librarian, Choir, Librarian, Colonnade, Future Nurses, Home Room Secretary, Treasurer, Library Club, Northern Light, Red Cross Council, Speech Club, Student Council, Treasurer Milton Cox Football, Bee, Varsity, lntra-mural Basketball, Volleyball, Track Charles Cox Martha COX lntra-mural Sports, Keynote Bookstore, Future Homemakers Munchin' Moochers Thomas Cox Robert Craig Baseball, Varsity, Football, Bee Football, Bee, Varsity, Home Room Varsity, Home Room Secretary, ln- President, lntra-mural Sports, Red tra-mural Basketball Cross Council, Vocational Co-op 83 Darlene Curtis Bandp Colonnadep Future Home- makersg Home Room Treasurer, Vice President: Homecoming Princessp Red Cross Council Marlene Dale Bondg Choir: Keynotep Library Clubg Orchestrag Speech Clubp Vo- cational Co-op Rosemary Curtis Allan Dale Bookstorep Future Homemakersg Football, Bee: 'MFG--FTIUFUI 5P0fl5 Munchin' Moochers Judith Denker Choirp Library Clubp Rifle C I u b Speech Club Munchin' Moochers Donald Dickison Atom Crackersg Boys' Glee Club Hi-Y, Secretary: Junior Rotarians Munchin' Moochers: Northern Light, Student Council ---f--- -- f ' ' - 84 Bernard Douglas Suzanne Fabricino Bookstore, Choir, Future Teachers, Home Room Secretary, Library Club, Red Cross Council, Speech Club, Student Council Robert Ellis Bookstore, Boys' Glee Club Lionel Eastman Audio-Visual, Choir, Football, Bee, Hi-Y, lntra-mural Sports, Munchin' Moochers, Red Cross Council, Rifle Club, Speech Club, Track Wesley Esson Basketball, Bee, Football, Varsity, Home Room Vice President 6 Janet Fletcher Choir, Future Homemakers, Future Teachers, Parliamentarian, GAA, Home Room Secretary, Keynote, Library Club, Red Cross Council, Speech Club, Student Council 85 I M,-s A Joseph Fornnarino Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Hi-Y, Pres- ident, Secretary, Home Room Presi- dent, Treasurer, Intra-mural Sports, Junior Rotarians, Speech C l u b, Vocational Co-op: Northern Light Jacqueline Fulton Bookstore, Choir, Librarian, Future Nurses, Future Teachers, Home Room President, Vice President, Vo- cational Co-op Patricia Fox Rifle Club Ronald Garbrecht Rifle Club, Track, Vocational Co- OP Ann Frost Allied Youth, Choir, Librarian, Fu- ture Homemakers, GAA, Major- ettes, Munchin' Moochers, Rifle Club, Vocational Co-op Marla Garrett Colonnade, Vice President, Future Teachers, GAA, Home Room Treas- urer, Keynote, Associate Editor, Na- tional Thespians, Northern Light, Features Editor, Speech Club, Stud- ent Council 86 Michael Gollinger Allied Youth, Band, Boy's Glee Club, Boy's State Representative, Future Farmers, Reporter, President, Public Speaker, Upper Peninsula Farmer, State Nominating Commit- tee, Hi-Y, Sentinel, Intra-mural Basketball, Junior Rotarians, Rifle Club, Plays, War of the Worlds, Onions in the Stew, Seeds of Suspicion , Speech Club Neil Greer Basketball, Cee, Cross Country, ln- tra-mural Sports, Munchin' Mooch- ers, Track, Vocational Co-op William Gough Atom Crackers, Treasurer, Future Teachers, Hi-Y, Home Room Presi- dent, Intra-mural Sports, Junior Rotarians, Keynote, Northern Light, Red Cross Council, Plays, The Des- perate Hours, Onions in the Stew , Senior Class Student Coun- cil Representative, Speech Club, Student Council Pefel' Gregg Lauri Greer' Choir, Intra-mural Sports, Munchin Moochers, Orchestra, Track Richard Gustafson Basketball, Bee, Football, Bee, Var- sity, lntra-mural Sports, Junior Ro- tarians ' 87 Richard Guy lntra-mural Sports, Track, Voca- tional Co-op Fred Haley Choir, Football, Intra-mural Sports, Red Cross Council, Vocational Co- OP Georgia Hagen Choir, Future Nurses, Keynote, Lib- rarian, News Editor Dale Hallatt Allied Youth, Speech Club, Voca- tional Co-op 88 Gloria Hakola Colonnade, Future Teachers, Secre- tary, Munchin' Moochers, National Thespians, Treasurer, Northern Light, Subscription Manager, Or- chestra, Speech Club Matthew Halonen Play, Onions in the Stew , Speech Club I Boys' Glee Club, Accompanist, Home Room Treasurer, Orchestra, Band, Blue-Notes, Accompanist- Edwin Hare Audio-Visual, F u t u r e Farmers, Treasurer, Vice President William Hauda Atom Crackers, President Linda Harrison Future Homemakers, Future Nurses, GAA, Home Room Vice President, Munchin' Moochers, Northern Light Tempora Latina Deanna Haydon Colonnade, Homecoming Queen, Keynote, M u n c h i n ' Moochers, Northern Light, Speech Club, Stu- dent Council Nancy Hasler Future Teachers Allen Hendrickson Home Room Sgt.-at-arms, Intra- mural Basketball '89 Carolyn Hill Colonnade, S e c r e t a r y , Future Teachers, Vice President, Home Room Secretary, Treasurer, North- ern Light, Student Council Jeanne Jarvie Band, Choir, Colonnade, President, Home Room President, Vice Presi- dent, Secretary, National Thes- pians, Northern Light, Seniors Edi- tor, Orchestra, Sophomore Class Secretary, Speech Club, Vice Presi- dent Michael Hoholik Band, Boys' Gleen Club, Choir, Home Room Vice President, Intra- mural Basketball, National Thes- pians, Sgt.-at-arms, Orchestra, PIays,l War of the Worlds, The Desperate Hours , Speech Club, President David Kananen Intra-mural Basketball, Lifesaving Delores Hope Allied Youth Linda Kay Choir, Colonnade, Future Home makers, Future Teachers, President Home Room Secretary, Treasurer Keynote, Northern Light, Orchestra Speech Club 90 l Linda Kendrick William Kerr Bowling: C0lOnftGClei GAA: HOW? Boys' Glee Club, Choir, intra-mural Room Secretary, Vice President, Sports Red Cross Council Bert Kinnear Richard Kirkbride Football, Bee, Home Room Presi- Atom Crackers, Band, Cross Coun- clent, lntra-mural Basketball, Vol- try, Hi-Y, Intra-mural Sports, Junior leyball Rotarians, Temoora Latina, Track, Varsity Club 91 Gary Kiczenski Baseball, Varsity, Bookstore, Home Room President, lntra-mural Sports Jacqueline Kniskern Band, Colonnade Home Room Treasurer, Munchin' Moochersp Na- tional Thespians, Secretary, North- ern Light, Business Staff Secretary, Speech Club, Vocational Co-op William Krempel Atom Cracker, Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Football, Bee, Varsity, Home Room Vice President, Intra-mural Sports, Student Council Diane Lanham Allied Youth, President, Choir, Col- onnade, Orchestra, Rifle Club, Sec- retary, Vocational Co-op Diane Lahti GAA: Munchin' Moochers Delreta Larsen Audio-Visual, Future Teachers, GAA, Home Room Secretary, ln- tra-mural Sports, National Thes- pians, Plays, War of the Worlds, Onions in the Stew , Speech Club Frank Lamma Future Farmers Jo Anne Lawrence GAA, Vocational Co-op 92 l l ,, ,ia Paul Lawrence Larry Lesatz Lguise Libby Bookstore, Cross Country, Home Home Room Sgt.-at-arms, lntra- GAA: Vocational Co-op Room Treasurer, Intra-mural Basket- mural Basketball, Track ball, Speech Club, Tempora Latina, Track Wayne Long lla Lounds Lois Luoma Cross Country, Future Farmers, Sec- Bowling, Choir, Intra-mural Basket- Allied Youth, SBCTSTUTYF Atom FSTGYY. Upper Peninsula Farmer ball, Red Cross Council Crackers, Future Nurses, GAA, Award, State Pageant, Intra-mural Home Room Secretary, lntra-mural B0Sk0fbClll Basketball, Rifle Club, Secretary L 93 Donald MacArthur Cross Country, Varsity: lntra-mural Sports: Track, Varsity: Vocational Co-op Cynthia Maki Vocational Co-op Rebecca Mackie Future Teachers: Home Room Vice President: lntra-mural Sports: Rifle Club: Speech Club Mary Lou Maravilla Colonnade: Foreign Exchange Stu- dent: Future Teachers: Home Room Secretary: Homecoming Princess: Speech Club: Student Council Sharon MacLaren Aqua Cadets: Atom Crackers: Audio-visual: F u t u r e Teachers: GAA: Home Room Treasurer: ln- tm-mural Sports, Home Room Manager: Lifesaving: Northern Light, Sports Editor: Rifle Club: Stu- dent Council: Tempora Latina Paul Mason Bookstore: Home Room Treasurer: lntra-mural Sports: Rifle Club i 94 Richard Mattson Vivian McAr'I'hur Harald McCaffery Band, Football, Beep Home Room Future Homemakersp Munchin' Football, 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National Thes- pians, Northern Light, Red Cross Council, Play, War of the Worlds, Speech Club, Student Council, Tempora Latina Laurie Muntter Band, Colonnade, Forensics, Local, District, Home Room Secretary, Na- tional Thespians, President, North- ern Light, Plays, Onions in the Stew, Seeds of Suspicion , Speech Club Janet Morley Choir Mariorie Mustonen F u t u r e Homemakers, Munchin' Moochers Paula Muluck- Future Homemakers, GAA, Key note, Speech Club, Vocational Co OP Mariorie Nash Aqua Cadets, Sgt.-at-arms, Cheer- leading, Bee, Future Homemakers, GAA, Lifesaving, Northern Light, Business Staff, Speech Club, Stu- dent Council, Vocational Co-op 97 Robert Nelson lntra-mural Sports Barbara Newton Colonnade, Future Teachers, Trea- surer, Upper Peninsula Treasurer, GAA, Orchestra, Speech Club Patricia Neville Band, Colonnade, Foreign Ex- change Student, Home Room Presi- dent, Vice President, Homecoming Princess, National Thespians Play, Onions in the Stew , Speech Club, Tempora Latina Sharon Nikunen Allied Youth, Band, Colonnade, Moochers, Speech Club, Tempora Latina 98 Peter Nevin Atom Crackers, lntra-mural Sports Harold Osborn Future Farmers, Secretary, Sentinel, Home Room President, Treasurer, lntra-mural S p o r t s, Munchin' Moochers, Red Cross Council, Sen- ior Class Student Council Repre- sentative, Speech Club, Student Council Patrick O'Brien Atom Crackersp Hi-Yp Student Coun- cilg Tempora Latina: Junior Rota- rians Howard Palmer' Blu-Notesp Bookstorep Boys' Glee Club: Cross Country, Varsityp Intra- mural Sportsp Munchin' Moochersp Northern Light: Orchestrag Track, Varsityg Vocational Co-op Stanley Otis Cross Countryg Hi-Y Frances Paquin Aqua Cadetsg Choirp Colonnadep GAAg Library Clubp Lifesavingp Ma- iorettes, Drum Maiorettey National Thespians, Scribep Northern Light, Class Pictures Editorp Speech Club l Sherry Page Future Teachersp Speech Club Pauline Parady Bookstore: Munchin' Moochers Dorothy Parr Choir, Home Room Sgt.-at-arms, Vocational Co-op Ann Marie Ranson Choir, Colonnade, Home Room Sec- retary, Junior Class Secretary, Key- note, Fashions Editor, Editorial Board, Northern Light, Layout Edi- tor, Speech Club, Student Council, Secretary, Tempora Latina Edgar Partridge Home Room President, Vice Presi dent, Treasurer, lntra-mural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Munchin' Mooch- ers, Student Council, Track James Rapin Band, Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Foot- ball, Bee, Home Room President, Treasurer, Secretary, lntra-mural Basketball, Volleyball, Track: Vo- cational Co-op 100 Darlene Paukette Future Nurses, Keynote, Reporter, Advertising M a n a g e r , Business Manager, M u n c h i n ' Moochers, Northern Light, Assistant Advertis- ing Manager, Advertising Manager, Speech Club, Vocational Co-op Linda Rapin Atom Crackers, Home Room Vice President, Keynote, Library Club, Play, Seeds of Suspicion , Speech Club Velma Rayen Band, Northern Light, Orchestra, Speech Club, Tempora Latina, Typist, Vocational Co-op Thomas Robinson Atom Crackers, Band, Blu-Notes: Hi-Y, Treasurer, Home Room Presi- d e n t, Sgt.-at-arms, Intro-mural Sports, Orchestra, Speech Club, Tempora Latina Ruby Reid Future Homemakers, Home Room Secretary, Vocational Co-op Robert Roe Atom Crackers, Basketball, Cee, Varsity, Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Football, Bee, Varsity, Hi-Y, Vice President, Home Room President, Vice President, lntra-mural Volley- ball, Junior Rotarians, Keynote, Speech Club, Student Council, Track, Varsity Club, President Rodney Rickerd Boys' Glee Club, Intro-mural Sports, Munchin' Moochers, North- ern Light, Track Suzanne Sabatine Allied Youth, Audio-visual, Band, Choir, Forensics, Local, District, GAA, Home Room Vice President, Intro-mural Sports, Maiorettes, Munchin' Moochers, National Thes- pians, Red Cross Council, Rifle Club, Plays, Onions in the Stew, Seeds of Suspicion , Speech Club A 101 Betty Sabisch Bookstore, Vocational Co-op Jo Ann Sauro GAA, Home Room Treasurer Joan Sally Atom Crackers, Future Homemak- ers, GAA, Home Room Vice 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Maxine Shouldice Aqua Cadets, Secretary, President, Atom Crackers, Choir, GAA, Key- note, Lifesaving, Munchin' Mooch- ers, Treasurer, President, Northern Light, Speech Club, Student Coun- cil, Tempora Latina Thomas Slater Atom Crackers, Sgt.-at-arms, Bas- ketball, Cee, Bee, Varsity, Boys' State Representative, Mayor of City, Senator, Most Valuable Boys' Stater, Football, Bee, Varsity, Home Room Treasurer, lntra-mural Sports, Lifesaving, Red Cross Council, Sgt.- at-arms, Track Marilyn siiverihern C Allied Youth, Treasurer, Choir, Librarian, GAA, Keynote, Report- er, Advertising Solicitor, Advertis- ing Manager, Radio Keynote, Mun- chin' Moochers, Treasurer, Northern Light, Editorial Stott, Speech Club, Tempora Latina Sharon Smith Band, Blu-Notes, Choir, Speech Club lO3 Roger Sims lntra-mural Sports Thomas Smith Boy's Glee Club, Choir, Football lntra-mural Sports Ronald Sprague John Stafford Richard Steele Basketball, Cee, Bee, Choir, Foot- Band, Cross Country, Varsity, lntra- Future Farmers ball, Bee, Home Room Secretary, mural Basketball, Track, Varsity Vice President, lntra-mural Basket- ball, Vollevball, Track, Vocational Co-op Robert Stevens Ralph Stocker Suzanne StoreY Atom Crackers, Band, lntra-mural Home Room President, lntra-mural Atom Crackers, Colonnade, Future Sports Sports Teachers, GAA, Home Room Treas- urer, Secretary, Library Club, Na- tional Thespians, Librarian, North- ern Light, Speech Club 1o4 y Marlene Swanson Bookstore, Choir, GAA, Home Room Secretary, Library Club, Speech Club Phyllis Teets ' Band, Speech Club Diane Swart Atom Crackers, Band, Choir, Fu- ture Teachers, Home Room Treas- urer, Library Club, Orchestra, Speech Club, Tempora Latina Juaiih 'ren Eyek Choir, Colonnade, Freshman Class Vice President, Home Room Presi- dent, Treasurer, Secretary, North- ern Light, Activities Editor, Play, Onions in the Stew , Senior Class Student Council Representative, Speech Club, Student Council 1.05. Warren Talsma Band, Basketball, Manager, Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Football, Manag- er, Future Teachers, Golf, Home Room President, lntra-mural Sports Jean Tharton Future Homemakers, Songleader, Future Nurses, Library Club, Munch- in' Moochers, Red Cross Council, Speech Club Leo Tolia Audio-Visual, Football, Bee, Varsi- ty, Home Room Treasurer, Intro- mural Basketball, Volleyball Robert Wescott Football, Bee, Intro-mural Sports, Home Room Manager, Lifesaving Track Kqren Trqyel-5 vlblll VIIIILIIVGII Future Homemakersp Home Room Vocational Co-op Secretary, Speech Club Donald Wheatley Vivian White i V 4 Congratulations SENIORS Frost Moving and Storage 301 Ann Street ME. 2-6707 Congratulations to a class of Distinction U. P. NEON 126 Ridge St. Dial ME 2-7711 Congratulations VANDERHOOK Co. 539 Ashmun Dial ME 2-9601 GOOD LUCK Congratulations Glad you made i C Seniors! sENioRs1 I 'GSS Of H f 53 ALBERT's TV rom HELENE'S BEAUTY S6l'V1Ce your 812 Ashmun sf. 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Call for your '24 W- SWS appointment today 3giQit'MgP5j'5g7i'- Dial ME 2-6501 i ME 5-5501 T 7 T Good Luck Seniors For the Best ln Baked Goods COFFEE CUP 810 Ashmun Good Luck Class of H5811 from MURPH'S HAMBURGER STAND PASSMORE'S SOO'S LEADING SHOE STORE 1608 W, 4ii, Ave D' I ME 2-937 312 Ashmun Dial ME 2-3151 i 'Q l BEST WISHES Congratulations Heartiest Best Wishes to CI Class of FERGUSON Disiinciion Congratulations Senigrsg KWlK-SERV CLAIRMONT NAPOLEON5 DROW'S HARDWARE TRANSFER GROCERY GREEN-louse 375 Ashmun 146 Ridge St. Dial ME 2-2293 Sault, Mich. 421 Johnstone Dial ME 2-3671 Dial ME 2-2168 i m--1 George Willette Football, Bee Student Managerp ln- tra-mural Basketball, Volleyball Breezann Yon Bookstorep Colonnadeg Home Room Treasurerg Vocational Co-op Cl1drleS willS0l'l Joyce wggd Home Room Presidentp Senior Class Future Homemuke,-5, Library Club Presidentp Student Council Presi- Speech Club: Vgcqfignql Co-0p dent Eleanor Young Bookstorep Vocational Co-op IO8 Walter Aikens Football, Bee, lntra-mural Basket- ball, Softball, Volleyball Larry Black Glenn Forrest Allied Youth, Future Farmers, ln- tra-mural Sports, Munchin' Mooch- ers, Speech Club Kathleen George Choir, Forensics, Future Teachers, Home Room Secretary, Play, Seeds of Suspicion , Student Council Stanley Horka Baseball, lntra-mural Basketball William Lang Cross Country, lntra-mural Sports, Vocational Co-op Peter Miller Basketball, Varsity, Choir, Foot- ball, Varsity Merlin Mitchell lntra-mural Sports Too busy 4 X no picture Albert Veteri' IO9 Connie lGordonl Mclntyre Rifle Club Wallace McKinney lntra-mural Sports Julie McRorie Gerald Nelson Lifesaving Eleanor Riley Home Room Treasurer, Sgt.-at arms, Speech Club Jack Rodgers Jon Spokes Keynote, Editor, Art Editor Michael Spokes Keynote, Sports Editor Congratulations class of '58 Prudential Insurance Co. Representatives: E. A. La Londe K. E. Kniskern F. S. Champagne T. E. Muntter I. R. Johnson Best Wishes FRANK'S DRIVE-IN 900 West Easterclay Dial ME 2-7192 Aft? 'afoj dd Good Luck Class of '58 Home Gas Company 2120 Ashmun Dial ME 2-9212 ALLIED SEWING MACHINE AND SUPPLY Necchi - Elna - Brother Spruce 81 Kimball Much Luck, Seniors BARISH BROTHERS 319-323 Ashmun Dial ME 2-6161 Best Wishes Class of '58 For the best - Home of Complete Photographic Service MATERNA STUDIO 300 Ashmun Dial ME 2-8501 Congratulations Donnelly's Oil 8. Service Station Otto A. Donnelly, Prop. Your Speedway 79 Dealer ME 2-9312 Corner Easterday 8. Ann Streets GIRLS!!! ' Save your money by making your own clothes for college See Allied Service for the finest makes of sewing machines at the lowest prices Buy on the Installment - Morse - Free-Westinghouse Dial ME 5-5631 Success in the Future L. PERROY, Tailor 217 Ashmun St. Dial ME 2-3522 For a long and happy future - LOCK CITY FOOD MARKET 500 East Spruce St Dial ME 2-2245 I at x .3 Congratulations, Seniors from 8 91 CI.YDE'S HAMBURGER STAND Dial: ME 2,7401 Riverside Drive xx - 0 Nuo Blrclseye 600 Congratulations and Best Wishes George A. Garclella Co. Fillion s Shoe Store vvHoLEsALE rooms Sault Branch Dial ME 2-7191 409 Ashmun Dial ME 2-7401 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS . . . FRCDM THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK C Established June 30, 1886 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation YOUR I We extend our most sincere congratula- I tions to the Seniors. May all your future ' hopes meet with success. INTERNATIONAL STRAITS ENGINEERING CO. 801 S o r St. STATION eym U Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS CLASS News WSOO Sports OF 1958 I SCOTT- STORE Music .1230 . Entertainment Serving 138.000 People 501844 Ashmun Dial ME 2-2591 Congratulations, SENIQRS ALGONQUIN SERVICE STATION 1610 W. Cmg Fourth Ave. S SERVICE WILLIAM A. FLOOD ff. Ni f is qi CONGRATULATIONS sENnoRs xitag'-5' IX ' a'- Q. I is . Your wedding gown is waiting for you. There's no doubt Wemea.. J. c. PENNEY co. 1 Q McKEE'S ACCENTS We have the latest st les Y 402 Ashmun 5, for summer wear I I- I- 8 12222111 ME 2 73 5 :-.-: 512+ 1:13-v 1:11 ':-:f ,,, I ' II' about it this is Bridal elegance I 1 I Q X Z 'fi' ' 1 25 Ashmun I- Dial ME 2-2272 SOO CREAMERY 811 Ashmun Dial ME 2-2208 CONGRATULATIONS 1958 Whether YOU have Chosen 70 C0 '7i0Ue YOU' education or to begin your career now, your 4 friends at Electromet and Carbide Power wish you happiness and success. Electro Metallurgical Company Division of Union Carbide Corporafion Carbide Power Company Unif of Union Carbide Corporaiion Sauli' Sie. Marie. Michigan Congraiulaiions Seniors: HARE GRGCERY 700 E. Spruce Sfreei' Dial ME 2-9944 CCJNGRATULATIONS SENIORS Y, soo AUTO DEALERS I '-Ls - C I I X 1. Johnson Molors 2. Soo Sales and Service 3. George T. Pariridge 81 Co. 4. Soo Machine 81 Aulo Co. 5. Ted Caffey Chevrolel' 6. Wieneke-Soo Co. 7. Sims Moior Co. 8. Righlmyer Mofors HOLIDAY INN Famous Chicken Dinners Family Sfyle AA Sfeaks - Fresh Fish Modern Rooms 'OPEN YEAR ROUND' 8 Miles Soulh of Saull' Sie. Marie, Mich. Corner of US-2 and M-28 Dial ME. 2-7988 DAFTER. MICH. CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1958 FASHION CITY The SauH s Newesl' Fashion Cenfer Dial ME. 5-5431 404 Ashmun I CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS . . . FROM I -ff3 F1Q? E23 I - L I II . ,I 4 I fflwwl- VOUQ. IDUILDE-I2 DEDAQTMEAITITORE' LOCK CITY MANUFACTURING COMPANY Estobl ished in I903 499 West SP Uce Dial: ME 2-9946 NORTHLAND ASSOC. GROC., INC. O b I--' AUpper Michiga ' Largest Wholesale G ' ' I 224 E. Portage Diai ME. 2-3353 .. I l CONGRATULATIONS I Payme nf s i?23, 'L?'1'3'3':i Z GPIWYV SGYVIC Gas For LBSS 901 Ashmun Sault Ste. Marie Zepbyr LUCILLE AND RALPH'S GROCERY 440 E. Portage ME. 2-9182 GBSGLINF ' Dial ME. 2-2247 CONGRATULATIONS, Seniors FOR FAST DELIV LARSEN TUE Sault 107 3 E. Portage M ERY Ste. Marne ichigan .,,..g 11 For the Best in Fine Car Care . . . It's GULF HENRY PAQUETTE, Distributor JOE BARRY 1015 East Easterday 1098 East Portage ME 2-8262 ME 2-9194 A complete line of fine Gulf Products We Feature Guflex Lubrication . ' ' EXPN' CE' wash COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE MAINTENANCE WAYNE RAYNARD JIM CALIGURI Cor. Seymour 81 Easterday 100 West Portage ME 2-9111 ME 2-9102 If You Have a Car, a Home, a Family, Relax, one man can handle all of your INSURANCE PROBLEMS! Yes, you can relax as a good many folks will tell you, and there is really peace of mind in knowing you can turn to your State Farm agent for the answer to any family insurance problem. It is more convenient, too. Your call puts you in touch with a man who A f ' knows your particular insurance needs. REMEMBER: The man to see sells all three: State Farm Automobile, Lite, Fire Insurance. You can count on him for dependable protection at a reasonable rate. Call soon, or stop in. You will be glad you did. 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