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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

BEST WISHES . . . CLASS OF 1959 GOOD LUCK Class of 59 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1959 from MADIGAN AGENCY Bailey Newhouse Funeral Home Insurance - Real Estate 127 WEST SPRUCE 113-II5 Maple - Dial: Me. 5-5233 524 Ashmun Dial ME 2-2247 D ME MH' CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of S9 . . For a Long and CONGRATULATIONS from Happy Future GLEN SMART SENIORS Much Luck, Seniors msunmce BUSINESS BARISH MACHINE BROTHERS 353 Carrie Street Co' X 319-323 Ashmun Dial ME 5-5266 Dial ME Z-8761 108 RIDGE I 27 Maple Street 4- Dialz ME. 2-643I CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS From your Reputable S00 AUTO DEALERS 1. Johnson Motors 2. George T. Partridge 8. Company 3. Soo Machine 8. Auto Company 4. Ted Coffey Chevrolet 5. Wieneke-Soo Company 6. Sims Motor Company 7. Rightmyer Motors Congratulations Seniors! CITY LIMITS CABINS Highway US-2 Groceries-Meats Deep Rock Gas Cr Oil Dial 2-2861 BEST WISHES l WEST PIER DRIVE-IN West Portage at the Bridge BEST WISHES I ATKINSON MUSIC SHOP AND STUDIO 411 Johnson Street WlLSON'S PHOTO SERVICE Sends CONGRATULATIONS to the 1959 GRADS Y Sault St. Marie, Mich I. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! SAULTSAVINGSBANK Offices in SAULT STE. MARIE and PICKFORD, MICHIGAN Member F.D.l.C. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS from I CIYDES HAMBURGER STAND DIAL: 2-668I RIVERSIDE DRIVE GOOD LUCK BEST WISHES GOOD LUCK SENIORS Congratulations CLASS of 59 Class of 59 f I959 Graduates! f 'om PRUDENTIAL 'om nLLl0N'5 I INSURANCE CO. EDITH s of America K. c. FowLsR SHOE BEAUTY SHOP FRiP'?fn'0'iVeS GROCERY STQRE . . ampagne 807 Minm-EODOIIS Tgriiiiin 1528 W. Fourth Ave. 409 Ashmun Digl E. A. LaLonde Phone 2-3841 Dial 2--7401 T. E. Muntfer W. A. Wissinger THE SAULT BRANCH of THE MICHIGAN COLLEGE OF MINING AND TECHNOLOGY Engineering General College Pre-law Forestry Chemistry Pre-medicine Geology Physics Pre-dentistry Mathematics Pre-teaching Pre-nursing Business Administration - Medical Technology For information see THE BRANCH REGISTRAR Michigan Tech, Sault Branch MEIrose 2-3341 Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan TO THE SENIORS OF 1959 YOUR GOOD LUCK and sooo wus:-IES INTERNATIONAL from STATION E. PINGATORE 8. SON Dry Cleaners 3' O News Sports Daily Pick-up - Delivery Service SHIRT CLEANING I23O News - Sports - Music . Entertainment Serving l38,000 People 713 Ashmun St. Dial 2-3355 BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF Q! A A x CRISP LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 410 West Portage Avenue DIAL 2-3300 O - Q For Your Laundry Needs Come to CRISP K E E P S A K E Diamond Rings NTEIHOCKING SEY 1 1-14 Jia -9 4 .9 37. -- if -ff 73 -lm vuucsn:4::Lo.e.u:UAi'l75 ILT! - WA-lt A. E. MACKIE 304 Ashmun Dial 5-3511 M '? Congratulations Congratulations, Class of '59 Y0URf4lrpnff!n1l I I llfllflllllit' Seniors! iii, CO-ED FLORIST FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION Old Murphy 8. OIcI Agency 106 East Spruce Dial 2-2601 206 Ashmun Dial 2-2203 Good Luck, Seniors of '59 Good Luck' Class of H5911 FOR THE BEST HAL SMITH, INC. Home of Complete Photographic Service APPLIANCES - CARPETING FURNITURE MATERNA STUDIOS 567 Ashmun Dial 2-3367 300 Ashmun Dial 2-8501 Congratulations, Seniors From THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Established June 30, 1886 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Member ot Federal Deposit insurance Corporation United States Depository Mwuc swf Sze. MW ,wi saw Flute: Ann Cook, Janice Finlayson, Sally Toretta, Jo Aune, Molly Marriott, Nancy Rothwell, Stuart Quack, Eva lzzard, Sandy Rust, Rosalind Vert, Margaret Coffey. Oboe: Sharon Feldman. Bassoon: Nancy Putch, Jerry Schnepp. Clarinet: Pat Dempsey, Polly Pratt, Carolyn Bigelow, Carolyn Hoch, Linda Markham, Muriel VanLuven, Andree Paquin, Mary Ann Mernaugh, Lois Lines, Ted McDonald, Clarice Trier, Gail Blissitte, Bill Wirtanen. Alto Clarinet: Mary Ray, Kay Callaghan. Bass Clarinet: Nancy Storey, Alice O'Neil, Delores Cvengros. Alto Sax: Marlene Materna, David Henning, Ann MacFarland. Tenor Sax: Jackie Swailes. 1 7 3 I I 0 Bam! Cornet: Larry Farnquisf, Buddy Atkins, Larry Winneroski, Sharon Mason, Raymond Piira, Jerry Forgrove, Joe Sabatine, Jon Steinbeck, Doug Cowan, David Nikunin, John Howe, Jeff Riorden, Rick Hamilton. French Horn: Paul Larke, Terry Materno, Marion Batdorff, Bob Smith, Renata Velde, Jim Colder. Trombone: Susan Bailey, Nancy Hoornstra, Arland Oaks, Gary Bartolett, Terry Hamilton, Baritone: Gary Carlson, Audrey Aldrich, Pete Bishop. Bass: Mike TenEyck, John Lutz, John Winneroski, Drum: Sally Cowell, Butch Feldman, Elsie Baccare, Bill Fisher, Jim Osterman, Beverly Mendicino, lrene Mitchell. Bells: Susan Sutton, Michele Lanham. -cnc! Qwdeake all A Q 2 1 5 il Q 2 1 swzz ,494 scam: Jo Aune, Marion Batdorff, Sharon Bennette, Donna Gar- retson, Jean Hornstra, Doris long, Janice Macleod, Jackie Maki, Sharon McCaffery, Margaret Nevin, Shar- on Nobliski, Andre Paquin, Carol Ranson, Barbara Rath, Sharon Smith, Mavene Speck, Muriel Vonluven, Mary Ann Gabriel, Susan Kennedy, Marcia Jacobs. Joe Ardnt, David Bigelow, Ron Clark, Pat Cunningham, George Erard, Pat Esson, Scott Fitzgerald, Wendell Gil- ray, Carl Gordon, Bob Homacheck, Clayton Hill, Bruce Hornstra, Bob Hopper, Burton Jones, Joe Lunday, Terry Materna, Owen Murphy, Ed Swailes, Tom Talsma, Don Thompson, Fred Thompson, Earl Kaye, Jon Borg, Bob Crawford, Pat Dempsey, Larry Farnquist, Bill Kreiger, Richard Pattison, Pete Tampas, Mike Ten Eyeck, Douglas Meyers, Felix Tavern, Jerry Neilson. S ' 'ng fna-Va Jo Ann DeVuono, Carolyn Henderson, Sally Toretta, Sally Hudson, Alice O'Neill, Jean Gruftra, Sally Miller, Marcia Ames, Frances Flaker, Mary Forrest, Kathy Johns, Betty Lawrence, Judy MacLeod, Twyla Renshaw, Gloria Wertalla, Noreen Wilcox, Darlene McCalligh, Marcia Atkins, Susan Bailey, Paulette Bruno, Barbara Chelberg, Bette Christie, Ann Cook, Diane Hakola, Cynthia Hatch, Sharon Feldman, Diane Maki, Carole Mannisto, Mary Ann Mernaugh, Lorraine Noirot, Carol Pattison, Judy Perry, Linda Pratt, Priscilla Storey, Glenda Nelson, Clar- ice Trier, Mary Lou Walters, Cynthia Williams, Phylis Rich, Judy Bailey, Sharon Banks, Kay Callaghan, Don- elda Christie, Kathy Cowen, Darlene Gagnon, Brenda Gerrish, Jaana Liimatta, Harriet Lutz, Elaine Mannisto, Kaye Monck, Freda Peterson, Nancy Ripley, Ann Slater, Pat Talsma, Linda Vigeant, Jo Ann Whitehead, Sandra Wilson, Nancy MacMillan, Lucille Esson, Ann McFarland, mf. 1 N .vi ,d Q T A Herbert Helman 2 X 153 u ,. 33, sg S it , S r . X 't Xi. ' 33. 'E .t f e ,, .Hi . 4 1 tl 1 wif ' . Q 4 ..-.1 , we-w., mr. , mm. 111 muxv Y ,Y-,U ur Ernest Krantz . X L , 1 v M, Kathryn Falls 2 f Q Q t 1 Frances E. Bishep ' lu' Koy Callaghan Marcia Ames Susan Bailey Sully Cowell R' ' '76-Q , -G ly., C2 CS? M... ' . M 5. Mg.. ' Qk XX ' 'K Sdlly TOVSYTO Ann Cook l Terry Materno Pat Dempsey nv' Y Paul Lqrke Larry Fornquist Roy Piiro Tn? t' .Q V: ? ,, . ax .' Zfif X , 'iff T. l ,ffiwl 'A an-.111 G' , ff liif .f Q Jerry Schnepp Alice O'Neil NUFICY Sf0l'6y P Northern Light operated a darkroom this year, and so be- came one of the few yearbooks in the State of Michigan to do so. By processing their own films and prints, Northern Light saved money as well as the inconvenience of having the work done commercially. These savings are passed on to the stu- dent through the use of a greater variety of pictures. Photog- raphers for this year were Dick Heselton , Roger LaMothe, and Fred Heselton. Chuck Sudranski served as business man- ager, and Mr. Robert Bishop acted ds advisor of the depart- ment. u ffl 1. Q Chemicals are iuggled by Fred Hesel- ton, who hopes to avoid getting soaked on this one. Word of Appreciation: As advisor to the Northern Light for this year, l must give credit to the students on this page for possessing qualities which are apparently becoming increasingly rare. I refer to the capa- city to take on a iob, complete it in spite of difficulties, and still strive for quality in their efforts. Success in life is based on such simple qualities of character. Hats OH to Richmond, Roger, Fred, and Charles. Robert E. Bishop A Are eyes closed with grief or prayer? Dick Heselton, photography editor, in- spects a roll of newly developed film. The photography department wishes to thank Mr. Bruce, the faculty, and the students for their cooperation in the taking of pictures for this year- book. Without the help received it would have been very difticult, if not impossible, to complete this record of Sault High. Roger LaMothe examines a print in the enlarger. Close inspection will re- veal that the print is of Sault High. Chuck Sudranski takes inventory, to determine whether the laws of supply and demand have caught up with de- partment. Congratulations Seniors! from A. J. Stanaway and Son PLUMBING 123 W. Spruce Dial: ME 2-3561 Congratulations Seniors! AMERICAN CAFE Next Door To Soo Theater Bldg. Dial: ME 2-9412 Congratulations Gr Best Wishes 59 Grads CONSUMERS DOCK CO. Coal G Fuel Oil IOO1 East Portage Dial: ME 2-9903 Best Wishes from SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SHOP 254 Arlington St. ME 2-2551 Best of Luck Seniors! MURPH'S HAMBURGER STAND 1608 W. 4th Ave. Dial: ME 2-9371 Good Luck from ARTISTIC BEAUTY SHOP Lillian Bonacc Prop. 544 Ashmun Dial: ME 2-2712 Q s' ll 4 W REDDY KILOWATT as ff X 1 16 audi? . O CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1959 May Your Future Be Bright EDISON SAULT ElECTRIC COMPANY Best Wishes! McKEE AGENCY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 407 E. Spruce St. Dial: ME 2-9622 Congratulations to ci Class of Distinction! CLAIRMONT TRANSFER 146 Ridge St. Dial: ME 2-2293 Congratulations . Best Wishes B951 of Lflck Congratulations from Class of 1959 C1055 of 59 The from frgm Seniors! Beautiful MCKEEIS LEONARD FRUIK -I-A51-Y DEL MAR Accents AGENCY LUNCH HOTEL 402 Ashmun General Insurance 228 Ashmun 227 Ashmun Dial 2-7381 417 Maple Sffeef Dial: ME 2-3306 Dial: ME 2-8681 Dial: ME 2-9441 FOR THE BEST IN SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES INSURANCE RATES UP? OR DOWN? Either way your State Farm agent will know! He keeps up-to-date on all auto,life and fire insurance developments. +- lawrence F. Myner STATE FARM 66 AGENT ' 'I08 W. 'I4th A . THE GERRIE PRESS w ,M ME 2,9633 INSURANCEQ 'k State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. State Farm Life Insurance Company State Farm Fire and Casualty Company 405 Ashmun Dml: ME 2-2299 Home Ottices: Bloomington, Illinois Best vvisiiss sersuolas or so J. C. Penney Company 525 Ashmun DIAL: ME 2-2272 THE SUNLITE DAIRY Sends Best Wishes To The Class of 59 9 O7 A S H M U N DIAL: ME 2-3691 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS From Kemp Bros. Coal Company O Distributors ot ELKHORN LUMP - RED JACKET LUMP PHOENIX TREATED STOKER COAL IStoker Stored in Shedl Dial: ME 2-3328 Soo, Michigan Northland Printing Co. 532 Ash-mun Street Saulte Ste. Marie Michigan Clayton P. Bigelow - Robert T. Stimble O OFFSET PRINTING SPECIALISTS :,:, 53 5 ' s i .fi-Q , 1 A gg fs' CONGRATULATIONS SEN lORSl Shop On Each Four Floors at COWANS DEPARTMENT STORE 408 Ashmun Telephone: ME 2-2291 CongrotulG'fiOr1S Congratulations Congratulations Best Wishes Seniors Seniors Seniors, Class of '59 from from MANHATTAN F. W. Woolworth CAFE OSBORN SAULT CREDIT C0mP9nY Excellent Food BUREAU DAIRY 412 Ashmun Near Soo Locks US-2 513'Ashmun Street ZO1 W. Portage Dion: ME 2-2622 Dial: ME 2-2283 Dim: ME 222431 Soo' Mich' CETEQSTLOQQS Congratulflflons Congratulations to Cirjiijhiijsns Ffom Se '0'S! The Class of '59 SAULT MCKEES SOMES Joe Kiczenski GIFT SHOP ART'C ELECTRIC co. JEWELER GRUMBACHER zol Am. Ewa w Re i' Art Supplies 503 M2 Ashmun Street Dial: ME 2-9669 1022 E. Portage Ave. Dial: ME 2-8861 1120 Easterday, W. Dial: ME 2-9841 Congratulations, Seniors ' REAL ESTATE - QUALITY INSURANCE W. S. Price Agency Congratulations Class of 1959 SCUTT - STCRE 402 Dawson Dial- ME 2-3291 5018-14 Ashmun Dial: ME 2-2591 SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE! Best Wishes Sifillti JEAN'S JEWELRY 2 H5911 G...-1. A 400 Ashmun I. L. Whitehead Co. Telephenei ME 2-2411 1107 w. Easterday Dial: Me 2-3241 Congratulations Graduates! U We extend our most sincere congratula- Maltas 8. Flood Drugs 415 Ashmun Dial: ME 2-9661 tions to the Seniors. May all your future hopes meet with success. STRAITS ENGINEERING CO. 801 Seymour St. Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan Best ot Luck to the Class of 1959 Best Wishes to the Class of '59 From FLAIR RESTAURANT KINGS RADIO 8. TELEVISION SERVICE 226 ASHMUN sso BINGHAM D'e'i ME 55183 Dial: ME 2-8781 Northland Assoc. Groc., Inc. Upper Michigan's Largest Wholesale Grocers Congratulations Seniors of 1959 F THE HUB - 224 E. Portage ' ' Dial: ME 2-3353 HOUSE OF FASHION Glad you made it, Seniors! The Feedmen of MacINNlS FEED STORE 143 Arlington Dial ME 2-9621 Congratulations Seniors! Congratulations Class of 1959 BRUMWElL'S STANDARD sfnvfce FASHION CITY Expert Car Care The Sault's Newest Fashion Center 819 Eosterday Ave. Dial ME 2-8711 Dial: ME 5-5431 404 Ashmun Best Wishes Seniors! DROW'S GREENHOUSE Dial ME 2-2168 IX! ' da Congratulations, Seniors FRANK'S DRIVE-IN 900 West Easterday Dial ME 2-7192 Best Wishes to Congratulations Seniors! the Class of Dunbar 8. Sullivan 1099 E. Portage H5911 Dlalz Glamour Beauty Salon ME 5-5255 ' I JCI.-. 'T I' ' 5bI'X'V ig-gfrfsrfplw E , I -A y I 57 I Ea -' A 811 AsHMuN I 'gh if Dial: ME 2-2208 ' ' I , X ' ' i f lik . U 'U',,'aw 4 ifff f I CONGRATULATIONS 'I959 Whether you hove chosen To continue your educofion or begin your coreer now, your friends of Olefins ond Corbide Power wish you hoppiness ond success. UNION CARBIDE OLEFINS COMPANY Division of Union Carbide Corporafion CARBIDE POWER COMPANY-UNIT OF UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION SAU LT STE. MARIE MICHIGAN Success in the Future Class of T959 THE STORE FOR A BEAUTIFUL HOME From O KREMPEL DRUG STORE FURNITURE - DRAPERY Saul, Ste. Marie SLIP covER - UPHOLSTERY . Free Home Consuliation Service O EASTMAN RODAK DEALER Housefurnishing Company A h D' : - 546 smun ml ME22'I22 216 ASHMUN LOTS OF LUCK FOR A LONG AND CONGRATULATIONS Congmmlanons SENIORS HAPPY FUTURE C'-A55 OF '959 from From I i I SPRUCE Cr Lock Clfy Fggd LUCIIIG Cr S Market GROCERY SERVICE SHOP Leonard Utech, Prop. 500 EAST SPRUCE ST- 440 EAST PORTAGE 562 EAST SPRUCE BEST IN I-IAIRcuTs Dial: ME. 2-9103 DIAL M245 DIAL: ME 2-9182 B12 Ashmun Good Luck Graduates conSg::u::gFrlh1lis:j:iors BEST WISHES Fm' ELY ANDARY CLASS of 59 HOME GAS AND SONS I X l I from The - 0I'l UU A I I ! COMPANY E ' Y ' Pfwwigr DAIRY QUEEN I NN 02 'I Ta A A 22 2120 AsHIvIuN 1.17, 2 , G Cornerof DIAL ME 2 2 2 QW? N FX : -9 I 'QT - ' 5 'C' - N Ann G' Bingham s . mmf, PAYMENTS ZEPHYR SERV. GAS FOR LESS 901 Ashmun Sault Ste. Marie PRODUCERS DAIRY ,Q lg Quality Dairy Products HOLIDAY INN DIAL: 2-2247 in Pure-Pac Confaine Specializing in Family Style Roast Chicken and Steaks-Lake Superior Trout and CONGRATULATIONS Con rm I V S - White Fish-Cocktail Lounge CLASS OF 1959 9 U B 'Ons emo' From PRIVATE DINING Room Hom HOVIE FUNERAL BEA Nine Miles South of Saulf Sie. Marie, Michigan Rss HOME GROCERY CORNER OF US-2 and M-28 42 Miles N. of the World Famous Mackinac Bridge 618 FORT STREET DIAL: ME 2-6662 558 BINGHAM AVE. DIAL: ME 2-3251 'r For the Best in Fine Car Care . . . lt's GULF JIM Roo Kg, SATELLITE GULF SERVICE A-'T 1100 Ashmun Dial: ME 5-5701 WAYNE RAYNARD HENRY PAQUETTE WAYNE'S GULF SERVICE Distributor of GULF OIL 210 East Spruce 1015 East Easterday - Dial: ME 2-9111 Dial ME 2 8260 Complete Automobile Maintenance 5, JOE Guflex Lubrication 0 JOE'S GULF SERVICE 1098 East Portage Dial: ME 2-9194 Car Wash CLAUDE GUY f xr- , 3 JIM CALIGURI cuvfs GULF SERVICE 1-I x - x l, I - Jwvs FRIENDLY SERVICE Cor. Seymour 8- Easterclay 1 1 XII-5' ' 100 West Portdge Dial: ME 2-3581 ' Q f t Dial: ME 2-9102 .-...A CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF From 1959 CHRIS'S STEAK HOUSE 123 WEST PORTAGE DIAL: ME 5-5461 For o long and happy future, we wish you, the Class of 1959, the best of luck I Peterman Machine Shop 505 FORT STREET DIAL: ME 2-9584 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 SALLY'S SMARTWEA STYLE AT MODERATE PRICE 51 Congratulations Class of 1959 From Northern Electric Co. THE U. P.'S OLDEST AND LARGEST ELECTRICAL STORE 8 Ashmun Dial: ME 2-9908 June Ewing 3 tl John East ---u--mm., willflmz Marcella Frank Johnson 'jg Q, ,L ., -9' r Q- I Sqm Dubow Ronald Spencer Jennie Miner A in A I Gladys Wold James E. l.udwi Daryl Fairbanks 1 . Q: ,,fy,jl Albert Peffers fvai' s Q f f A f Q , V154 JCI! ,Sk Langsford Collins ' f Q, 5, fi 5 iw ,QQ VA -f we-,W . ' 'K m f, ,H J Q., T-mf. . - ' Tp .fs ,lf lr, , .. , . . . 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Irene Hungerford F Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Graduating Class of '59 Chipley-Dann Agency General Insurance and Real Estate 413V2 Ashmun Street I YOUR ndrpenlnrl Dial: 1,M..,IAc:Nr GOOD LUCK SENIORS From VANDERHOOK Furniture Store Janette MacLaren, Prop. Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. 539-541 ASHMUN ST. DIAL: ME 2-9601 THE BEST OF LUCK SENIORS I TOY LAND tovs or A11 Kmns 203 East Portage DIAL: ME 5-5654 CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1959 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1959 CLASS or 1959 Hom ' Fr m CaIIaghan's Market O MATTHEWS 1.1s1Tz sronr TIN snor Fon FRESH Fooos SHOP 560 Ashmun Dial: ME. 5-5205 Information On Hunting and Fishing 2220 ASHMUN Lennox Furnaces B-Feet Metal Work Auto Radiator Repairs 204 E. SPRUCE STREET .3 DIAL 2-6412 DIAL: ME 2-8291 1 - I ' Congratulations Seniors CONGRATULATIONS 'sigsfiiiiiiffri ' I CLASS or 1959 . . A K, 1-1E1.ENE's . is , .mga J 1s11.L MAcK1Es Beam SOM L SH E T Y J O S Call Today For Your . A I Appointment For The sasQgg,.g'5,,gi ,T f 716 A51-1N1uN V X 4. ., .W 4 , T' X , .gt 1 f ,J Q81 1 . 1 Egg, ' .., .. -, , T gi N., 3, ' me 3 'f . s . ' - 5 -K ' bf. ' jf Congratulations to the Class of '59 CIark's Custom Floors People who know, buy Bigelow 'III Ashmun Dial: ME 2-6571 DIAL: ME 5-5751 Latest Hair Styles DIAL: ME 5-5501 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1959 0 S00 C0-OP 0 536-538 ASHMUN ST. Dial: ME 2-2661 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1959 All New Merchandise JACK'S FREIGHT SALVAGE savings Up To 5070 128 west srnucs Dial: ME 2-7511 5 EEMLLEQEAEIEI' . XS :nr BEST OF LUCK GRADUATES OF 1959 GLAD YOU MADE IT, From SENIORSI HoLLINGswoR1H co. S00 WMNG , COMPANY s. s. KRESGE High Grade Electric . Y EVERYTHING IN BUILDING SUPPLIES and ACefY'ene We'd'nQ COMPAN 934 EAs1 Pokmoe ' DIAL: ME 2-8241 506 ASHMUN 819 Ashmun SI. Dial ME 2-3201 1 ME W6' I I PASSMORE'S soo'S LEADING SHOE STORE 312 Ashmun D101 ME 2-3151 Wishing Success to the Class of 1959 ADAMS Good Luck Seniors! FOR THE BEST IN BAKED GOODS O Insurance Agency COFFEE CUP 403 ASHMUN smear , Dial: ME 2-2891 810 ASHMUN Congratulations! DonneIly's Oil Cr Service Station Till? ME 2-9312 CORNER EASTERDAY AND ANN STREETS Good Luck Seniors' From BEEZIE'S YOUR REXALL DRUG STORE 124 Wes! Spruce Dial: ME 2-6501 N NERY 8? OFFICE EOIEMENT 3, WIT' P' SALES - RENTALS - LEASING 7,3 HX comnm rmrrmc ssxvucz -gnfnn 3.11 pf,-N ME 2-2761 5' -5- j q ' iq -:iiv4.: A,:g, - I -vu. A hninpan Su-vie: ' I II: Q OFFICE EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES wilson -Jones Accoummc roms . surrus - nc. srm snnvmo - nuns cumm - nzsxs A commits LINE or nuwmc na our-nun eoulmnrr alison Gxsrmie onus . LEATHER Goons 532 ASHMUN I snun men. orrlc: 519 ASHMUN lovin ELY'sJ Mel 2-3 349 or 2-2651 SENIORS I WE WISH YOU ALL OF THE SUCCESS IN THE WORLD I SAULT NEWS PRINTING COMPANY o 314 ossokN DIAL: Mez-3369 Congratulations and Success Cloverland Oil Co., Inc. Friendly Service RUDYARD-SOO-PICKFORD In the Soo, Dial ME: 2-3861 712 Ashmun MOBILHEAT-MOBILGAS-MOBILOIL Congratulations, Seniors! FLOWERS-that is the gift that is always appropriate Weber's Soo Greenhouse 1901 ASHMUN DIAL: ME 2-8701 Best of luck to all the Graduates, and we wish you all success in your future. BUILD FOR A BETTER TOMORROW WITH BUILDING SUPPLIES from S00 BUILDERS Johnson at the Bridge I X I S II' WI I, I rf?- H3 fN CONGRATULATIONS, SEN IORS I WELCH'S DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE FOUNTAIN SERVICE QNX ,ff ,' If I L! 'gil 1 I I 314 Ashmun Dial: ME 2-8441 CONGRATULAT ONS SENIORS AL 2.5 3 KARMELKORN V X f --' Shop Cr Bakery i Mx X K 6,5 54s ASHMUN DIAL ME 27341 M X X, IA 14 u.us...e- EDWARDS BROTHER A... Mm, Mm..g.n JH ! , -' , f 1 I S 1 Ln Il lla k I V x I 0 ru' ,1 1 f ui I , , 1, . . ' U '3'v ? + 0 , . . .' 1 , ' n f 4 nn I n .r N AH f ng. Q' -, I, W A. -l ' ,r r '- 1 i '- .L 'Wiz I FAA,- s, 42: ... K !l V, ' 'P I u, x l..' r.',,J4 . f f 2 hw 0 rl.. 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AT THIS POINT YOU WILL MEET OTHERS WHO HAVE ARRIVED BY OTHER MEANS. THE ONLY DIFFERENCE BETWEEN YOU AND THEM WILL BE THAT YOU ARE READY TO MOVE ON THROUGH ANOTHER DOOR WHILE THEY ARE JUST IN TRAINING. Hugh H. Holloway SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS SAULT STE. MARIE, MICHIGAN DEAR GRADUATES OF FIFTY-NINE: SOME OF YOU MAY SOON BE BUILDING OR RIDING SOME MEANS OF INTERCON- TINENTAL TRAVEL. SAULT HIGH IS INDEED PROUD TO HAVE SERVED AS YOUR LAUNCHING BASE. HAROLD W. BRUCE PRINCIPAL I A 5 1 - N If f I R: H1375 , K s GMM l Miss FaIIs's Home Room 1205i Freshmen Front Row lL to RJ: Geraldine Kinghorn, Michele Lanham, Austin Johnston, Rodney La Cross, Bill Kammers. Second Row: Kenneth Hutte, Sharon Evans, Phyllis Kravis, Ania Juhola, Eva lzzard, Sandie Hudson, Cliff Kubont, Frank Causley, Third Row: Verne Johnson, Anne Kemp, Gary Kay, Judy King, Judi Jacobs, Wayne Kestila, Ray Kokko, Wayne Kinnear. Mr. Beadle's Home Room C1211 Freshmen Front Row: Dennis Hoornstra. Second Row KL to RP: Marion Beacom, JoAnn Vaughn, George Barkley, Judy Peffers, Gary Beck- with, Bobby Atkins, Sharon Armstrong. Third Row: Dorothy Baccari, Bob Bailey, Nancy Anderson, Lois Bennett, Gail Blissitte, Pennie Bailey, John Albrough, Bill Austin. Fourth Row: Barbara Balkum, Ruth Bonathan, Peter Blameuser, Jack McKerchie, Don Metkiff, Clifford Baumler Il, Richard Blair, Jim Bonner, Larry Beniot, Steve Borg. Miss Burgen's Home Room H221 Freshmen ' U I R h Front Row lL to RD: Patricia Daley, Jane Cole, Margaret Coffey, Coralle Curtis, leo Cow, ut Cruickshank, Kay Crean. l Second Row: Paul Cameron, Tony Curtis, Bruce Christie, Marilyn Beniot, Sally Clarke, Jim Cody, Calvin Cody, Sharon Darlene Lawrence. Third Row: Melvin Anderson, Lary Darling, Richard Campbell, Nelson Cook, Robert Corley, John Bumstead, Bill Chalfant, Douglas Casey. Mr. Dubow's Home Room t302l Freshmen Front Row CL to Rl: Peggy Awaski, Clayton Partridge, Lois Jean Panks, Patsy Root, Barbdfa Richwine, Alice Partridqe, Sandie Reno. Second Row: Gayle Paquette, Marilyn Pingatore, John Peterson, Dianne Payment, Darlene Piteau, Richard Curtis, Sharon Randall, Eva Mae Ranieri, Linda Otis. Third Row: Arthur Gibbs, Terry Rudd, Stuart Quack, Thomas Riley, Penny Grown, David Dorie, Lance Renshaw, Lloyd Libby, James Porter. Miss Enich's Home Room C2201 Freshmen Front Row: Danny Sylvester, Roger Madison, Bill Larke, Richard Lee, Gary Kerkes, Leroy Long, Guy Latondress, Dan Lowes. Second Row: Jack Lickfelt, Bill Maki, Victor Martin, Hollis MacDonald, Richard Lauclcs, Jeannie Lutz, Merry Carson, Janet Maki, Patricia Lefczyk. Third Row: Betty Lasan, Jacquey Maltas, Joyce Martin, Donna Leigh, Darlene McCaFfery, Elaine Marble, Nancy Mason, E. Jane Gallaher. at vs'P8f145 iff We ' 'f ' ta 5' TN Mr. Smith's Home Room l222l Freshmen Front Row CL to Rl: Don Mitchell, Ruth McPhail, Mary McKown, Hazel McKinney, Mary McRorie, Linda Moor, Suzie Murphy. Second Row: Judy Neilsen, Jerry Neumann, David Nikunen, Carol McKerchie, Gayle Moon, Marcia Killips, Candi Moon, Barry Newcomb. Third Row: Doug Myers, Sharon Nelson, Lynn Olson, Lyle McKenzie, Peter Ohl, Harriet Norris, Jerry Nielsen, Allan McLay. Mrs. Green's Home Room 1312i Freshmen Front Row KL to Rl: Jim Sears, Jeannie Seppala, Beatrice Shannon, Diana Talentino, Bob Thorne, Larry Smith, Jackie Swalies, Pennie Shunk. Second Row: Ray Tadgerson, Linda Russell, Robert Smith, Dennis Salo, John Russo, Richard Lee Winnerski, David Scott, Carol Thoresen. Third Row: Jim Shumbarger, Lannie Somes, Robert Toretta, Robert Sharpe, Robert Strobridge, Sandy Rust, Mary Beth Stevens, Jim Soorus. ,ss Miss Abbott's Home Room 13131 Freshmen Front Row KL to Rl: John Wackman, Bonnie Wallace, Jane Wescott, Audrey Walker, Pat Westin Karen Van Luven, Elizabeth Lancour, Royanne Wandler. Second Row: Garda White, Pat Weber, David Wonnacott, Walter Warner, Louis Weinrich Clinton Sprina, Sam White, Sandy Warick. Third Row: Jim Yeack, Albert Watchorn, Jeft Wickman, Joe Dalimonte, Dan Arndt, Bob Stimble Rosalind Vert, Aristids Velde. Mr. McDonaId's Home Room U 181 Sophomores Front Row CL to RD: Vivian Cody, Gloria Brisbois, Carol Brown, Sharon Charles, Karent Best Barbara Chelberg. Second Row: Paulette Bruno, Delores Cook, Jim Cottle, Joe Sylvester, Pat Cleary, Brian Bosley Ervin Black. Third Row: Gary Carlson, Joe Sabatine, Ray Cook, Blair Coutant, Jim Sabatine, Ron Weiger Norm Calvey, Guy Brassar. i Mr. Nelson's Home Room 11331 Sophomores Front Row CL to Rl: Jim Curtis, Jerry Forgrave, Susan Fischer, Dianne Cvengros, LaVerne Forrest, Kay Fornnarino, Elaine Cryderman. Second Row: Barbara Erard, Linda Currie, Mona Cruickshank, Kay Ferris, Dave G. Forrest, Peter Eckardt, Sharon Smith. Third Row: Dan Fischer, Melvin Cryderman, Randy Croy, Ken Dole, Jim Crisp, Darrell Eagle, Gary Dean, Marion Cryderman, Mrs. Velde's Home Room 11155 Sophomores Front Row ll. to RD: Stephen Mapes, Elaine Cooke, Elaine Alexander, Betty Mattson, Viola Aikens, Marilyn Atkins, Sharon Bennette, Carol Allan, Marcia Atkins. Second Row: Susie Gollinger, Jo Aune, Mary Gagnon, Gary Bell, Glenda Gilroy, Beverly Baril, Terry Armstrong, Elsie Baccari. Third Row: Bryan Bell, David Adams, Marty Baccari, Vernon Benson, Terry Allis, Joe Gray, Norman K. Ball, Bob Aldrich, Fred Gabow. JH ! , -' , f 1 I S 1 Ln Il lla Miss Johnson's Home Room 1215! Sophomores Front Row lL to Rl: Kenneth Fowler, David Stevenson, Sharon Sears, Sandie Sprague, Della Davis, Roberta Stocker, Donna Tubman, Nancy Ann Talentino. Second Row: Clarice Trier, Mavene Speck, Marlene Schrumpf, Maryanne Gabriel, Pricilla Storey, Anna May Sweet, Susan Sutton, Fred Gabriel. Third Row: Leo Soorus, Dave See, Joe Frost, Dennis Travers, Gerald Smelser, Earl Smith, Joseph Sharp, Charles Shouldice. Mrs. F. Bishop's Home Room C3011 Sophomores Front Row KL to RJ: Juleta Mayer, Lois Lines, Phyllis Marble, Jeanne McKinney, Donelda Miller, Carl Miller. Second Row: Leon McCoy, Karlene Materna, Eve Johnson, Janice Carr, Fred Miller, Marilee Lipske. Third Row: Tom Ludwig, John Lyons, Clayton Mathews, Roger Le Sage, Wanda McCullough, Mariorie Lowes, Robert Marble. Fourth Row: Charles McEvoy, Bill Litzner, Douglas McKee, Richard Clark, William L. McKillican, Melvin Sibbald, Sidney Paul James Taylor. Mr. Brisson's Home Room i204l Sophomores Front Row CL to RJ: Andy Harma, Don Harrison, Susam Williams, Mary Verrett, Bette Harrison, Cynthia Williams, Clayton Weger. Second Row: Jim White, Bruce Bayne, Muriel Van Luven, Sandra Woodhall, Bob Burn, Gary Cuthbertson. Third Row: Nina Hawkins, Larry Wissinger, Tony Dalimonte, Mary Lou Walters, John Wickman, Barry Blackwo0d. Fourth Row: John Wheatley, Bill Fletcher, Edward Vincent, Jim O'Neill, Dick Terry, Ricky Wall- loom. Robert Wa rner, W A , '1 f .X 1, qi . X YQ I Miss Andcary's Home Room l3I6j Sophomores Front Row KL to R: Donna Garretson, Jean Hoornstra, Judy Perry, Verna Wackman, Linda Pratt, Pat Russell, Marlene Petermon, Andree Paquin, Terry Samar. Second Row: Ronald Repp, Don Randall, Richard Payment, Marilyn Ross, Ellen Sawyer, Sandy Rogers, Elsie Pakkala, Betty Hogarth, Third Row: Janet Osborn, Barbara Rath, Sharon Saborowski, Bill Sawasky, Richard Pattison, Jim Ostermon, Carol Ranson, Gerry Hoornstra. Mrs. Myner's Home Room 13151 Sophomores Front Row KL to RJ: Ethelene Nash, Mary Frances Lawton, Sandy Malley, Mavis Nelson. Second Row: Sharyn Muluck, Paul Nault, Jim Milligan, Mary Allan, Tom Ordiway, Jim Ordiway. Third Row: Irene Mitchell, Tom Mitchell, Margaret Nevin, Bob Moore, Paul Killips, John H. Moron, Sandra Norton. Fourth Row: Bill Osborn, Tom Muntter, Ken Neal, Orville Mitchell, Maurice Noirat, Mike Nixon, Fred Ogston. 4 is Q 1 -ri , ' 7 c- ,, . -f , , , 1: 1 , 'IQ- -J ., Q 6, - Mr. McBain's Home Room C3061 Sophomores Front Row KL to RD: Darlene Hoath, Ruth Ann Ruble, Violet Hoornstra, Sandra Lawrence, Ron Leppala. Second Row: Patricia Kniskern, Ann Kokko, Sandra Leach, Mary Leischow, Patricia Lahti, Gordon Klier, Phyllis Kendrick, Carolyn Hoch. Third Row: Rodney Hill, Dennis Sauro, Roy Raeburn, Bob LeBlanc, Stan Jacek, Jim Hill, Sandy Fryer, Barbara Jones. Fourth Row: Fred Laundy, Allen Howard, Gerald Kortman, Bruce Kravis, Jim Vassar, Roy Sullivan, John Kessinger, Sally Kiczenski. A, '52 if Mr. Ewing's Home Room U24l Juniors Front Row: Nancy Stocker, Mary Ann Thompson, Merle Trestrail, Diana Lacay, Lawrence Trombley. Second Row: Elmo Smith, Jim Single, Roy Feltis, Joe Eitrem, Courtney Benson, Bob Lawrence, Larry Winneroski, Jack Vvlinneroski. Third Row: Mike Sowosky, Dick Scott, Betty Jean Somes, Pot Talsma, Mike Ten Eyck, Orin Tomcyek, John Swart, Bucky Swart. guy, Mrs. VanCitter's Home Room H111 Juniors Front Row lL to RJ: Pat Willis, Georgina Watts, Victoria Ruble, Voreen Wilcox, Gloria McArther Sandy Wilson. Second Row: Tom Yeack, Ruth Avery, Sarobelle Wilcox, Jean Giuffra, Renata Velde. Third Row: Dennis Aho, Felix Tavern, Wayne Welch, Chester Walker, Joe Watson, Ken Van Luven Mr. Fairbanks' Home Room 11161 Juniors Front Row JL to RJ: Jim Couvier, Dave Podgurski, Audry Biunes, Cindy Cowan, Nancy Ball, Rose Handziak. Second Row: Roqer Carver, Gary Bradley, Merrith Lawton, Dick Blalock, Mike Cowan, Pat Maher, John Charles. Third Row: Herb Blair, Reed Brunges, Dick Crane, Wiley Craig, Jim Chadwick, Bob Brown, Mason Bailey, Ken Cook. Mrs. HungerforcI's Home Room f209l F t Row lL to Rl: Diane Hakola, Marilyn Moore, Sharon Nobliski, Judy Hunt, Cynthia Hatch, fOf'l Jean Holmstron, Hazel Hart, Roberta Beomrsh, Beverly Hudson. Second Row: Carl Beacom, Terry Hoath, Maxine Hallett, Bob lves, Barry Jacobsen, Dan Harwood, Earlene Bates, Barbara Belleau, Third Row: Bob Jacobs, Bob Brinkman, Charles Sudranski, F. Bruce Hoornstro, Paul Gerrish, Randy Bennett, Darlene Gaqnon. 11' ' RYA'-fi ,Eh g, x ue. , -7 4 'k X ,XL Q r I A A l 57 if - - A 'NO I G ' y, -' 1 figs ' ' - - Mrs. Grout's Home Room l202l Front Row KL to RJ: Darlene McCulligh, Bonnie MacGregor, Elaine Mannesto, Christina Torres, Betty McKiddie, Dianne Maki, Sharbn McCaHery, ' d A n McFarland, Carole Snell, Judy Mattson, Second Row: Carole Mannesto, Janice MacLeo , n Judi Bailey. Third Row: Linda Markham, Molly Marriott, Jim Matheson, Howard McKee, Pete Donnelly, Ha rriette Lutz, Miss Frank's Home Room l2'I8l Front Row lL to Rl: Sharon Feldman, Marion Batdorfl, Mary C, Forrest, Lucile Esson, Marshc Kiiken, Dolores Cvenqros. Second Row: Paul Woodhall, Butch Feldman, Carolyn Featherstone, Stella DePlonty, Diane ' ' F' la son Crimin, Lillia Ann Fowler, Fran McCullrgh, Janice in y , Third Raw: Billy Eas ' ' Ph'l B ett, Gary Forrest Bob Dale, Pat Cunningham. tman, Thomas Saunders, Al Crulckshank, Ken Ellis, r ass 4 Mr. Price's Home Room 1221, Front Row lL to Rl: Connie Kolavos, Geraldine Lawrence, Joy Maki, Bonnie Killips, Beatrice Andrews. Second Row: Dave Kemp, Carl Lackey, Allan Mattern, Roberta Kaysner, Connie L. Kolovos, Elsie LaMothe, Betty Kopitsch. Third Row: Steve Jorgensen, Bob Johnson, Jim Jacobson, Onni Juhala, Roger LaMothe, Ray Lindstron, Terry Belleau. Miss Burkluncl's Home Room f304l Front Row QL to Rl: Frank Pearce, Larry Olmstead, Robert Pelters Eastman Root Jim Osborn John TenEvclc, Gerald Heitiklco. Second Ro-w: Sally Hudson, Marilyn Montgomery, Sandra Pesenskn Mary Ray Sharon Ruona Carol Rousseau. Third Row: Phyllis Rich, Connie Ruona, Polly Pratt, George Rousseau Tom Pearson Nancy Rothwell, Carolyn Bigelow. . me i f 1 t 2 My L 1 ' A .J Q, , gsgisgg, A L' 7 i ii gm 1 - ' eg:-Q ix 73 ' 'A 't . ' T52 i 3' 'N 1 ' ' ., i ',A,, V y, A g, all-' tai' , , , 5' LQ- I - ry , k ' ,N U ' '1 . qu-,,.,,L QA-'fF'1,' ' sf' 1? , . fb , b, A Mrs. Ewing's Home Room l308l Front Row lL to Rl: Karen Haight, Rebecca DeMint, Sandra Murray, Lundy Ask, Frances Nord strom, Diana Montgomery. Second Row: Glenda Nelson, Audry Aldrich, Lorraine Noirot, Evelyn Ryan, Phyllis Macleod Mary Ann Mernaugh, Bill McPherson, Earl Ogston. Third Row: Jim Myers, Owen Murphy, Jerry O'Jibwoy, Wayne Niemi, John Alan Pearson, Terry Nault, Gerald Olmstead. 14 Z. .t.l Seniaful NORTHERN LIGHT EDITORIAL STAFF CSENIORSJ First Row: C. Gauger, S. Clegg, B. Cuthbert, P. Close, S. Banks, N. Kananen, K. Cowan Second Row: B. Crawford, C. Henderson, K. Howe, F. Kehl, A. Cook, J. Borg. Third Row: J. Maki, C. Mattson, S. Rich, C. Ranson, C. Rye, B. Powell. mmm rw eww szafg I First Row: C. Sudranski, J. Bailey, H. Lutz, B. Belleau, D. Maki, C. Mannesto, B. Jacobs Second Row: S. Sutton, M. Nevin, M. Schrumpf, D. Garretson, S. Smith, F. Heselton. Back Row: R. LaMothe. i i R ,s .. . 1 rv I Q A N ,, J . , H M . . f i ' 9 Q 'si an ',,,,..- xv fw - seg Seated, l. to r,: Sharon Nobliski, Frances Nordstrom, Diane Hakola, Pat Willis, Standing: Carol Miller, Marcia Atkins, Linda Pratt, Felix Tavern, Sandra Pesenslci, Diane Montgomery. E fr Q h -Q is K a f, l M 0 0 yjf. I -44 rr- A . r' :ni 1 1.x Q x x E Q ' if f 5' 1 , , XM . ig? , 41' , , N 4 K ,. . an .J . . :REEL-.B , ' s S , ,A -. J is V... n f i s-in A 4 'J r All I la ,. gidztliul ' iv 'll ski if ff f-'ff if J, i K mel 'L . hh.. 5 f va- is A i JA f J I, f A Bottom Row, l. to 1: Lynne Rapholz, Donelda Tinkis, Lois Lines, Ethelene Nash, Sharon McCaffery, Ann Slater, Janice Finlayson, Judi Bailey, Janice Macleod, Carole Mannista, Glenda Nelson. Row 2: Miss Maus, Carol Mattson, Jacki Maki, Patti Close, Judi Jacobs, Susie Gallinger, Elane Mannesto, Carol Evensen, Bev Mendicino, Jeannie Lutz, Sandy Rust. Row 31 Susan Kennedy, Barb Belleau, Ann Cook, Gayle Moon, Missie Ross, Diane Maki, Earlene Bates, Barbara Chelberg, Lucile Esson. H 1 auncfzin MGGCAMJ Bottom Row, I. to r.: Georgia Watts, Patricia Willis, Coralie Curtis, Gayle Moon, Donelda Tinkis, Karlene Materna, Maryanne Gabriel, Glenda Gilroy. Second Row: Elsie LaMothe, Lois Lines, Carole Pattison, Pat Westin, Audrey Walker, Sharon Rouna, Bonnie MacGregor, Sandra Murray, Sharon Nelson. Third Row: Glenda Nelson, Marcia Atkins, Sharon Mason, Paulette Bruno, Priscilla Story, Susan Sutton, Pennis Bailey, Phyllis Rich. Fourth Row: Linda Markham, Beatrice Andrews, Bonnie Rouna, Mary Ray. Sfqqzlq Sfcvae Left to Right: Darlene LeBoeuf, Dorothy Zoldock, Londa McKiddie, Bill Lynn, Gary Smith, Jerry Schnepp, Kay Callaghan, Katherine Johns. Nw Bottom row tl. to r.J: Sharon Clegg, Beverly Cuthbert, Pat Close, Sally Cowell, Dorothy Smart, Kathy Cowen, Nancy Kananen, Alice O'Neil, Cathy Ranson. Row 2: Carole Gauger, Katherine Johns, Diane Hakola, Jean Holmstrom, Nancy Storey, Kay Callaghan, Carolyn Henderson. Row 3: Nancy Rothwell, Janice Finlayson, Ann Slater, Marcia Ames, Ann Cook, Jaana Liimatta, Sally Adams, Lorraine Noirot. Row 4: Harriette Lutz, Polly Pratt, Sharon Feldman, Nancy MacMillan, Marilyn Mawhinney, Frances Kehl, Jane Kirkpatrick, Roberta Beamish, Glenda Nelson. Row 5: Molly Marriott, Bonnie Ruona, Jacki Maki, Carol Mattson, Mary Ann Mernaugh, Kathy Howe, Barbara Powell, Audrey Baril, Janet Hasler. Bottom row Cl. to r.J: Susan Rich, Alice O'Neill, Nancy Storey, Connie Rye, Carole Mannesto, Diane Maki, Sharon Nobliski, Frances Nordstrom, Sally Cowell, Earlene Bates. Row 2: Ann Cook, Sharon Clegg, Lorraine Noirot, Glenda Nelson, Bev Cuthbert, Ann Slater, Jane Kirkpatrick, Frances Kehl, Cathy Ranson, Trish Close, Sally Adams. Row 3: Diane Hakola, Bonnie Ruona, Mike Cowen, Ken Cook, Terry Materna, Dick Heselton, Bill Krieger, Kathy Howe, Phyllis MacLeod. G , Naiiand .7 . .-4 I 'NV k I V x I 0 ru' ,1 1 f ui I , , 1, . . ' U '3'v ? + 0 , . . .' 44414446 Nuua Quiaae 7eaahm 6 'BB 'li ' Bottom row fl. to r.J: Mavis Nelson, Judy Peoy, Ruth McPhail, Sharon McCafTery, Janice MacLeod, Barbara Erard, Sharon Ruona, Janet Hasler, Ann McFarland, Pat Lefczyk, Row 2: Mary Farrest, Lois Panks, Bev Cuthbery, Kathy Cowen, Nancy Storey, Carolyn Henderson, Barbara Belleau, Nancy Anderson, Gail Blissitte, Diane Edlund, Sandra Murray, Rose Handiak. Row 3: Jean Hooimter, Susan Rich, Betty Kopitch, Patti Close, Cathy Ranson, Carole Gauger, Sally Toretta, Donna Garretson, Karen Haight, Karen Dybeck, Susan Murphy, Linda Currie. Row 4: Roberta Beamish, Sandra Norton, Alice O'Neill, Sandra Leach, Mary Ray, Polly Pratt, Susan Kennedy, Mary Ann Mernaugh, Phyllis Rich, Phyllis McLeod, Marlene Schrumpf, Margaret Nevin, Bonnie Rouna, Harriette Lutz. Bottom row ll. to r.D: Carole McMorris, Sharen Banks, Marion Beacom, Sharon Hoppe, Sharon Bennette, Carol Allan. Row 2: Gloria Brisbois, Sharon Feldman, Marian Batdorfl, Sandy Wilson, Maryanne Gabriel, Frances Nordstrom, Sharon Nobliski, Karen Fornnarino, Bette Harrison. Row 3: Helen Kirby, Diane Hakola, Jaona Liimatta, Kathy Howe, Carol Kiczenski, Nina Hawkins, Jane Kirkpatrick, Barbara Rath, Susie Gollinger. 1' X W My t. . . SENIORS: Carole Mattson, Cathy Ranson, Susan Rich, Patti Close, Sharon Clegg, Carolyn Henderson, Jaana Liimatta, Carole Gauger, Jacki Maki, Bev Cuthbert, Connie Rye. JUNIORS: Harriet Lutz, Diane Maki, Janice McLeod, Elaine Mannesto, Linda Markham, Carole Mannesto, Nancy McMillan, Bonnie McGregor, Glenda Nelson, Susan Kennedy, Barbara Belleau, Roberta Beamish, Cynthia Hatch, Merle Trestrail, Lynne Rapholz, Mary Ann Thompson, Nancy Stocker, Karen Haight, Sandy Wilson, Bonnie Ruana, Elsie LaMothe, Susan Sibald, Evelyn Willis, Ruth Avery, Thelma Piteau, Darlene McCullough, Phyllis Rich. SOPHOMORES: Glenda Gilroy, Beverly Baril, Marlene Schrumpf, Barbara Rath, Donna Garretson, Marcia Atkins, Linda Tratt, Bette Christie, Sandy Rogers, Karen Fornnarino, Bette Harrison, LaVerne Forrest, Mavene Speck, Carol Ranson, Elsie Baccari, Betty Mattson, Linda Currie, Missi Ross, Wanda Bowerman, Sharon Bennette, Sharon Hule, Sharron Evans, Sharon Sears, Donelda Miller, Elaine Cooke, Sandy Sprague, Susan Gollinger, Sharon Mulluck, Sharon Smith. FRESHMEN: Gail Blissitte, Judi Jacobs, Coralie Curtis, Jeanne Lutz, Sally Sibald, Carole Evansen, Alice Partridge, Janet Maki, Linda Otis, Susan Murphy, Ruth Bonathan, Donna Leigh, Diane Edlund, Judy Nielsen, Nancy Mason, Carole Thoresen, Marian Beacom, Judy King, Jackie Maltas, Darlene McCaffery, Harriet Norris, Gerri Esson, Stephanie Early, Marilyn Pingatore, Gayle Paquette, Jeanne Seppala, Sharon Nelson, Sandi Hudson, Pat Lefcyzk, Sandy Rust, Margaret Caltey, Beverly Mendicino, Mary McKowan, Jane Cole, Merry Carson, Bonnie Hemry, Lannie Somes. 1 , Glad Bottom row fl. to r.D:Don Hiltunen, John Wackman, Jerry Neumann, Hollis MacDonald. Row 2: Aristids Velde, Edward Vincent, Larry Graber, Peter Ohl, Gerald Smelser, Carl Beacom, Fred Heselton, Joe Sharp. Row 3: Roger LcMothe, Bob Stimble, Dick Heselton, Earl Smith, Nelson Cook, Chuck Sudranski, Bruce Hoornstra, Joe Osborn, Ken Cook. Bottom Row ll. to r.l: .lan Borg, Tom Johnson, Earl Kay, Peter Eckarct, Terry Materna, Alvin Doran. Row 2: Howard McKee, Dick Terry, Gary Bradley, Richard Pattison, Dick Scott, Terry Nault, Bob Johnson. Row 3: Blair Coutant, Herb Blair, Bob Brown, Eastman Root, Dave Bigelow, Mike TenEyck, Leo Soorus. i i 4 5. ,, , ' 13 V , 5 w , ., Q.., :A f 4 ...,., X 432 xii at I 'lf 5 4961+ auiwuae-4 Bottom Row il. to r.l: Susan Sibbald, Nancy Ann Talentino, Marsha Kiiken, Ruth Cruickshank, Verna Reich. Row 2: Nancy Anderson, Darlene Hoath, Sharon Hube, Bonnie MacGregor, Wanda Boowerman, Ania Juhala. ROW 31 M0'Sl Cl Miller, Linda Currie, Jacquey Maltas, Mary Gagnon, Judy Peflers, Marion Cryclerman. aaluaeg Bottom row fl. to r.J: Gary Bell, Chuck Compo, Onni Jahala, David Stevenson, Keith Bumstead, Melvin VanLuven. Row 2: Bernard Lounds, Lyle Lounds, Paul Nault, Bill Kammus, Vernon Benson, Roger Gill, Robert Marble, Paul Freedman. Row 3: Roger Lounds, Roy Feltis, Gary Barber, Richard Woodard, Bill Litzner, Fred Plitz. Row 4: Alvin Lounds, Jim Yeack, Syd Nelson, Ricky Wallbom, Bill Miller, Robert Peffers, Fred Miller, Harold McGruther. 5 Suzan McDonald Kathy Cowen Connie Kolovos 6 ,P U Sharon McCalfery Earlene Bates Ann DeVuono 1. 01, - - 2I1'aver5a.y,0'i- la Donelda Tinkis, Ethlene Nash, Elsie LaMothe, Luanne Marlin, Mary Walters, Joyce Marlin, Carol Miller, Diane Payment, Penny Bailey, Marcia Ellis. ,gi mph, WWI. I L ATOM CRACKERS Charles Sudranski, Fred Heselton, Richmond Heselton, Raymond Piira, Bruce Hoornstra, Roger LaMothe. 'vi Al-' 5 bf LIBRARY CLUB Bottom Row, I. to r.: Carole McMorris, Diane Montgomery, Frances Nordstrom. Row 2, l. to r.: Kathy Cowen, Betty Lawrence, Sharon Bennette, Karen Best, Lois Lines, Bonnie MacGregor, Andree Paquin. Row 3, l. to r.: Mavene Speck, Pat Willis, Susan Sutton, Earlene Bates, Carolyn Henderson, Diane Hakola, Lannie Somes, Mary Beth Stevens. Editor Audrey Biunes gets her stat? around the copy table in the newsroom to correct errors in stories for Keynote. Left to right around the table are, Vivian Cody, Lillian Izzard, Jean Hornstra, Marcia Atkins, Kay Ferris, Carole Pattison, Audrey Biunes, and K Patrick Cleary. Although entirely staffed by underclassmen, Keynote during this year continued to collect top awards in competition with other school newspapers throughout the nation. Both National Scholastic Press Association and Columbia Scholastic Press Association gave the nod of approval to the results of the staff activities. In addition to this, Billy Eastman, Business Manager of the newspaper, received honorable mention in a national advertising contest with school newspapers throughout the United States regardless of size of the school. Audrey Biunes as Managing Editor ably headed this year's Editorial Board which included Billy Eastman, Business Manager, as well as Associate Editors Marion Batdorfi and Carolyn Bigelow. Staffers learned the meaning of punctuality and accuracy as well as acquired the ability to organize and present the written word effectively and efficiently. These skills will serve them well in college or in later iobs whether or not in a newspaper. The press proof of the latest issue gets some last minute checking at the print shop by Carolyn Bigelow, Billy Eastman, Bruce . Hoornstra and Marion Batdorf ,f fl, , L X515 if l ' dw JUNIOR ROTARIANS Bottom row, l. io r.: Earl Kay, Larry Fornquist, Peter Tampas, Bill Krieger, Fred Thompson, Bob Crawford, Carl Rollo, Paul Larke, Terry Materna. Row 2: Pat Dempsey, George Kolovos, Wendell Gilroy, Jon Borg, George Fornnarion, Tom Johnson, Gary Smith, Gary Punks. Row 3: Sidney Nelson, Jack Howard, Dave Bigelow, Tom Talsma, Jim Ludwig, Carl Gordon, Steve Sanderson, Tom Lackey, Richmond Heselton. - Q, Air 5 Q 4 It Q 1 13 ' rgxsaqff A A . . c. V . - , A .s ra 1-' 4? ' ,x - - 5 ., . ., X ig.-, vig: sr X . it f X' -no , .Q- , 5 - F, 5 f V 4 Ylvgiwuw. 4 . 5 H 'lie' 5 2 if i fluualzd L. to R.: President: Jerry Oiibway, Vice President, Paul Gerrishp Secretary, Janice Finlayson, Treasurer, Lorraine Noirot, Student Cou 'I ' ncn Representative, Nancy MacMillan. 61444 Vi 'mia' t . , f. MR I 1' dr' 1 3 L. to R.: President, Richard Pattison, Vice President, Butch Morellip Secretary, Donna Garretson, Treasurer, Sharon Bennette, Student Council Represe ' ntative, Sandy Noirot. .sp .4 . . ,sf ' 4 -S 'F X T' 'x W ,Jai Mir 'tf' y J iq , if -2. U . Q if 4 .Ai L. to R.: President, John Bumstead: Vice President, Sandy Rust, Secretary, Coralie Curtis, Treasurer, Gary Kaye. SMW -1 iq Bottom Row, l. to r.: David Scott, Bob Aldrich, Aristids Velde. Row 2, l. to r.: Sharon Nelson, Carole Pattison, Darlene McCulligh, Barb Chelberg, Judi Jacobs, Pat Willis, Marlene Schrumpf, Marilyn Mawhinney, Nancy MacMillan, Marsha Kiiken. Row 3, l. to r.: Linda Otis, Mary Williamson, Barry Blackwood, Jane Cole, Gary Smith, LaVerne Forrest, Kathy Cowen, Roger LaMothe, Sharen Banks, Mike Cowen, Sharon Clegg, Allen Howard, Lorraine Noirot, Mary Lou Hewitt, Bob Bailey. Row 4, l. to r.: Sandra Norton, Robert McGowan, Carol Evensen, Jeannie Lutz, George Kolovos, Pat Talsma, Darlene Gagnon, Tom Johnson, Sharon Muluck, Carol Miller, Bruce Hoornstra, Jacki Maki. 1 , ' n f 4 nn I n .r N AH f ng. Q' -, I, W A. -l ' ,r r '- 1 i '- .L 'Wiz I FAA,- s, 42: ... K !l V, ' 'P I u, x l..' r.',,J4 . f f 2 hw 0 rl.. K gf. u 0 1 gl. -a n M , .' , H' sl, ,' ful J ug., 1 A Q M , H' x ri 1 ay' ' .W ' Lui a L ,-i-- V .V A - ov- , We f sg, ,A+ t ,M l 1 Q ...X -. . 1 ,lar-f, I . rx- , -, si ' , L N' spear, cw , +ve-1-Wvzew ki' '8 'Tb .Agua e , ,,X:w,,,g,,,f, ig.. .. 'r X , , Q - - .Y -y'.,. , ASw g . M Sally Adams, Audrey Aldrich, Marcia Ames, Lundy Ask, Ja Aune, Elsie Baccari, Judi Bailey, Beverly Baril, Marion Batdorf, Earlene Bates, Roberta Beamish, Sharon Bennett, Barb Belleau, Karen Best, Herb Blair, Jan Borg, Gloria Brisbois, Paulette Bruno, Kay Callaghan, Barbara Chelberg, Bette Christie, Sharon Clegg, Pat Close, Ann Cook, Deloris Cook, Ken Cook, Cindy Cowan, Sally Cowell, Kathy Cowen, Mike Cowen, Bob Crawford, Bev Cuthbert, Jim Curtis, Rebecca DeMint, Jo DeVuono, Lucille Esson, Larry Farnquisl, Sharon Feldman, Jan Finlayson, Karen Fornnarino, Mary Anne Gab- riel, Darlene Gagnon, Donna Garretson, Carole Gauger, Brenda Gerrish, Glenda Gilroy, Susie Gollinger, Diane Hakalo, Bette Harrison, Janet Hasler, Cinny Hatch, Carolyn Henderson, Dick Heselton, Fred Heselton, Jean Holmstrom, Kathy Howe, Jean Hornstra, Mimi Hunt, Bob Jacobs, Kathy Johns, Earl Kay, Roberta Kaysner, Frances Kehl, Susan Kennedy, Sally Kiczenski, Jane Kirkpatrick, Margaret Kniskern, Pat Kniskern, Connie Kolovos, Bill Kreiger, Elsie LaMothe, Gerry Lawrence, Sandy Leach, Mary Leischow, Jaana Liimatta, Lois Lines, Harriette Lutz, Janice Macleod, Nan MacMillan, DeeDee Maki, Carole Mannesto, Elaine Mannesto, Linda Markham, Molly Mar- riott, Sharon Mason, Karlene Materna, Terry Materna, Carol Mattson, Judy Mattson, Minnie Maw- hinney, Sharon McCaFfery, Darlene McCulligh, Phyllis McLeod, Diane Montgomery, Mary Ann Mernaugh, Glenda Nelson, Mavis Nelson, Sharon Nobliski, Lorraine Noirot, Frances Nordstrom, Sandy Norton, Alice O'Neill, Andree Paquin, Freda Peterson, Polly Pratt, Carol Ranson, Cathy Ranson, Lynn Rapholz, Barbara Rath, Mary Ray, Phyllis Rich, Susan Rich, Missie Ross, Nancy Roth- well, Bonnie Ruana, Connie Rye, Marlene Shrumph, Ann Slater, Dottie Smart, Gary Smith, Mavene Speck, Nancy Stocker, Robbie Stocker, Nancy Storey, Pris Storey, Susan Sutton, Pete Tampas, Marty Thompson, Donelda Tinkis, Sally Toretta, Merle Trestrail, Clorice Trier, Mary Verrett, Mary Walters, Max White, Noreen Wilcox, Pat Talsma, Margaret Nevin, Elaine Alexander, I , 4- ,1 K i 2 I Jon Borg Chester Walker Tom Talsma Dave Harrison Pete Tampas Paul Gerrish VARSITY CLUB - 1959 Joe Gray Buck Swart Terry Swailes Fred Thompson Gary Panks Steve Sanderson George Fornnarino Jim Ludwig Carl Gordon Scott Fitzgerald 2 fn- fl g George Radar Jerry Oibiway Pete Donnelly Tom Ludwig Wendell Gilroy BEE TEAM CHEERLEADERS Barb Chelberg, Marilyn Ross, Elsie Baccarri, Judy Bailey, Dianne Maki. RICHMOND HESELTON CATHY HOWE CHARLES ROLLO Z. g M . OUR SCHOLASTIC VARSITY Merit scholarships are available to seniors in secondary schools across the country. Awards are made on the competitive basis of the student's ability to succeed in college, measured by his scores on two nationwide tests. Finalists who do receive awards from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation or cooperating corporations may elect to attend any accredited institution and pursue any course of study leading to a usual baccalaureate degree. Stipends paid to the scholar vary from S100 a year to 51500 a year, although they have previously reached a maximum of S2200 a year. Not all finalists in the competition can receive scholarships, but the fact that a student was a finalist may influence the college of his choice to grant a scholarship. Last year there were some 430,000 students in the United States who took the qualifying tests. Of this number there were only 10,000 finalists who took the advanced battery of tests this year. Sault High School was indeed honored to have the three pictured here in the finalists group. Hats off to Cathy Howe, Charles Rollo, and Richmond Heselton. Zleaiwm ywwwmg? Q on Q 60-fuub Q Nm! hm W sau, 8 MW, .gd Q ,QL amJ fad.-u 9 4 Agua eww mpzmgzwz All wfuzppecf wfzin iff-e :jane Wink-fbwm uJe4 qw! D Zig ifaodegacki e anaffzyz Win., IQ 1 'aku filfl W si qw asf C S! mar 'Vlwumdm Zhauhzm--! N in fqnadzen Jam! Renaud Siege eaew ? eafwwief Gaancfe Much Mapmanea WW aefwilunenfd All Zuwieaf Zip joalhe Naam N. su w Gaifuf ad Qeaaqe Eee am! Zan sw .wzfwck amz We my XVMZZWM fdyhl' 7959 xl . 6 J , A my ,sf xv- Q - s 3 V. 'Qfw' H in w '-F' 1 , ,. QA v:5u5,'-ww qw arf f X, ,Q ., A V ' iff ,. , X-QW? A if ,1 ' 'S fx .fi , x, Qfa 1. 2 , A . we nv , hi I 'ag W 1 1 fg- .as 1 Jlawz 1 1 1 N, f QT E' ,i 5, Sf' .- .Ein Q Z .M L' , ,V ki -5' N , Q M f A -' i U I -. X , -. 3.3 4 ki' S 'xi M ' tk 'x r Same wafzfz Same jwiidzllf Sameaui Qacullflf 04- Slucfenh fimg W I x IQ, 'A '-QW E KM . 5- aqame ' Blue fbwih sfwm '?.L2If'ZH!5iF ' The 1958 Blue Devils opened their season with a rush, scoring two successive victories over Escanaba and Ishpeming. After meeting defeat with Newberry, they played a tie game with the strong Collegiate eleven. Marquette tell to our Blue Devils in a 20-0 score. At this point, the lack of experienced lettermen began to take its toll, and the Blue Devils lost the three remaining games to powerful squads from Manistique, Menominee, and Petoskey. The first year under head-coach Dubow the squad showed great spirit in compiling their 3-4-1 record. Coach Dubow had only three returning lettermen as a nucleus tor his 1958 version of the Blue Devils. Both coaches and the team deserve much credit for their eftorts in the last season. Soo Soo Soo Soo Soo Soo Soo Soo DVD- er i Q JO: WW SEASON'S RECORD Escanaba lshpeming Newberry Collegiate Marquette Manistique Menominee Petoskey ., .,, fs -fn -.. 3,-., . .,., --Mg. - v .-H , gee 766444 This year's B team was under the direction of Coaches Kranz, Beadle, and Assistant Coach Don Embs. While the team was on the low end of a 1-4 record the boys gained a great deal of experience and knowledge which will aid them in their future football. The first and third games of the season were played at home with Newberry and J. D. Pierce. The remaining three games were away with Collegiate, Cheboygan, and Newberry. This year's numeral winners consisted of nine sophomores and nine freshmen. ..n.. fha... .AM 1 .1 07 Soo Soo Soo Soo Soo .v51u75! .- SEASON'S RECORD Newberry Collegiate J. D. Pierce Cheboygan Newberry X . , s. ,Tfwlf nf lineage' vw ,W 'fig ' 374' , ,es J J.: Q.. '11 ua-I afuidq E -Kang Sage The 1958-1959 Blue Devils, with an all-out team effort and fine direction from Coach Woody Ludwig, produced what was probably the greatest basketball team ever to play for Sault High. This year's team wrapped up the first undefeated conference season for the school since 1944 and the best record in the school's history consisting of twenty victories and only two defeats. For the first time in the history of the school, the Blue Devils traveled down-state to participate in the quarter-finals, and semi-finals of the state tournament. The twelve man squad consisted of nine seniors, two iuniors, and one sophomore. Jim Ludwig and Tom Talsma were the team's two biggest men. Jim's constant pile up of points and rebounds helped the Devils break their season, conference, and one game scoring records. Jim sunk over 1,000 points during his four-year varsity career. Jim also was selected to the Detroit Times Class B All-State basketball squad. He gained the ultimate in honors by being selected to the Dream team of the State of Michigan which was made up of the best five players in the State. Tom Talsma, another of Sault High's all time greats surpassed his 500 point mark and has been the other half of the great Ludwig-Talsma combo. Tom was named to the fourth team in Class B for All- State honors. This team did a remarkable iob both defensively and offensively to produce their 1958-1959 record. The 1959-ers will long be remembered in Sault High for the team they have pro- duced, and Soo High will always remain tremendously proud of every team member. , , Sault Negaunee Sault Manistique Sault Mcmistique Sault Marquette . I N Sault lshpemmg Zault T egaunei:-t Sault Newberry au t raverse y Sault Marquette Sault Traverse City Sault Newberry Sault Alpena . . Sault Mamstique Sault Escanaba Sault Escanaba Sault Alpena . Sault Iron River Sault Newberry . I Sault Ludlngton Sault Collegiate S It Hon Sault Munising au Y -05 N . . A mf l X N Qui! -uv A fbwwellq fb. Rqglnw Jlazmmyuna Blue fbwib .. Zi. P. ea gum, aqwfm ,Z wwe x L ,Z .fwlway 'Z .Ludwig M9044 Ghanyuwa . Rua S. Saulewm 'Z 7mm was mm Wm :bmw 1w,11., it 'if of V N' f' i I2 lo A i 'i A 1 if : -fi ' . ic QL s 1A1 Re-fiona! Tzapfuf Wfinnvut slid-fe Quallfea.-qinafd The Blue Devils continued along the hard road with a 51-33 decision over Ludington in the quarter-finals of the Class B state basketball tournament. State Semi -f ffifawa After being victorious in the district, regional, and quarter-finals, the Blue Devils became the victims of the Holly Broncos at Michigan 5tate's .lenison Fieldhouse in East Lansing, losing 60-47. Soo Soo Soo Soo Soo Soo Soo Soo Soo Soo Soo Soo Soo Soo Soo Soo High's Bee team played a 5-12 season this year under the direction of Coach Dubow. Lack of experience and age took its toll in compiling the record. The boys, however, gained needed experience and will help in forming Soo High's basketball team in the future. TEAM BASKETBALL SCORES DeTour 52 Pickford 63 Brimley 61 Traverse City 36 Cedarville 52 Engadine 50 Rudyard 43 Newberry 47 Engadine 46 DeTour 65 Sir James Dunn 31 Pickford 49 Rudyard 77 Newberry 52 Cedarville 53 is Q S ,- 1 S :A Wi -Q-Q.. gn .5 lg . - a -- E L at 22 1 .fr 3 '7. au?-5' .4q5.. 1 Uuik E 5 f 3 T 12 . Q . L C llI! 866 766-Ml The freshmen and sophomores making up Soo High's Cee team were coached by Leonard Staley this year. This team, traveling with the Bee's, learned and experi- enced the fundamentals of basketball during their active season. CEE TEAM BASKETBALL SCORES Soo 'I 'I DeTour 25 Soo 21 Brimley 28 Soo 18 Engadine 29 Soo 43 Cedarville 34 Soo 'I7 Rudyard 34 Soo 19 Engadine 25 Soo 26 Rudyard 33 Soo 13 Cedarville 29 f al Spaafd 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 Ernie Kranz, representatives from several home rooms drew up basketball, volleyball, and softball schedules. All games were played at noon hours. 'Q Kuala!! BASEBALL SEASON SCHEDULE April 24 April 28 May 5 May 8 May T2 May 'I5 May 19 May 22 Uncertain date- Brimley-Away Loretto-Home St. Ignace-Home Pickford, Home Brimley, Home Loretto, Away Engadine, Home Detour, Home Pickford, Away Open Date Rudyard, Home The Sault High baseball team, under the direction of Coach Van Citters, is looking forward to an active season this spring. At the time this book was going to press, the boys were practicing hard and hoping for a successful season. Coach Van Cltters felt that an improvement in pitching would be necessary to produce the team he wanted. The returning lettermen consisted of J. Ludwig, C. Gordon, T. Ludwig, R. Hoath, P. Gerrish, E. Swailes, C. Walker, T. Swailes, T. Lackey, D. Bigelow, J. Borg, J. Gray, and D. Harrison. 74445 I Slfeae Sancfmdan President ea Sadafz 61444 Gfjicwr ,ywfu MMM Treasurer X Uailuf Govan Qeaaqe Kalaaad Student Council Treas. SudentCouncilPresident Seniofut Wei Sally Adams Band, Colonnadeg Future Teachers, Homecoming Princess, Home Room Secretary, National Thespians, North- ern Light, Pep Club, Speech Club, Stu- dent Council Marcia Ames Choir, accompanist, Colonnadeg Fu ture Teachers, G.A.A., Northern Light, Pep Club, Speech Club Raymond Aho Joseph Arndt Choir, Civil Air Patrol, Football, Bee, Home room Secretary, Rifle Club, Treasurer, Track fl . Evelyn Aikens G.A.A.p Junior Red Cross Council Re- presentative, Peb Club Susan Bailey Band, Treasurer, Blue Notes, Choir, Future Teachers, Home room Secretary, Northern Light, Orchestra, Play, On- ions in the Stew , Pep Club, Speech Club 4.1. f6 N William Ball Sharen Banks Choirg Future Teachers: G.A.A.g Home room Secretoryg Keynoteg Northern Lightg Pep Clubg Speech Clubg Student Council Audrey Baril Colonncdeg Speech Clubg Munchen Moochersg Vocational Co-op Charles Barnes Florence Beedy Lois Belperio Homeroom Treasurerg Vocational Co- Intra - mural Sportsp Junior Red Cross Munchen Moochers: V0C0fi0V10l C0'0P OP Councilg Munchen Moochersp Rifle Club I. v u .1 J xx XX l X 1 rg. 'ji K. F - , . 4 N Q .f 'X , , ff Q 1 .Q ff 1 ' 2- W' 5' yi by-I an 4 1. I 1 5. f-7!w!mJL1a1flaw David Bigelow Baseball, Basketball, Cee, Bee, Varsity Choir, Football, Bee, Hi-Y, Sgf--07 Arms, Homeroom President, Vice Pres ident, Treasurer, Junior Rotarians, Track, Varsity Club .Ion Borg Baseball, Boys' Glee Club, Boys' State Representative, Choir, Hi-Y, President, Treasurer, Homeroom President, Vice President, Intra-mural Sports, Junior Rotarians, Northern Light, Pep Club, Sgt.-at-Arms, Speech Club, Varsity Club Clifford Bosley Intro-mural Sports, Student Council Barbara Bum Robert Calder Maureen Callaghan Football, Bee Band, Book Store, Choir, Colonnade Speech Club Qvfi ' Wayne Campbell Football, Bee, Varsity, Homeroom Vice President, Sgt.-at-Arms, Track, Varsity Choir, G,A,A,, Keynote, . X 1' if - . S T i fl J If .. N fzrfwi f 3, , 6 r f 4 ' x Agni:-vs ', an S A 1 mfg: A Donelda Christie Speech Club, Club Student Council Sharon Clegg Band, Colonnade, Future Teachers, G.A.A., Library Club, Homeroom Sgt.- at-Arms, National Thespians, Vice Pres- ident, Northern Light, Co-editor of Senior Pictures, Pep Club, Senior Class Student Council Representative, Speech Club, Student Council Patricia Close Aqua Cadets, Treasurer, Band, Blue Notes, Colonnade, Treasurer, Future Nurses, Freshman Class Secretary, G.A.A., Vice President, Homeroom Secretary, President, Library Club, Na- tional Thespians, Northern Light, Edi- tor-in-chief, Orchestra, Play, Nuts in May , Pep Club, Lifesaving, Ronald Clark Choir, Sgt.-at-Arms, Football, Varsity, Homeroom Treasurer Anne Cook Aqua Cadets, Secretory, Treasurer, Band, Choir, Librarian, Colonnade, Future Teachers, Junior Red Cross Council, Homeroom Vice President, Lifesaving, National Thespians, Treas- urer, Plays, Home Sweet Homicide, Nuts in May , Northern Light, C0- editor of Features, Pep Club, 1'-ss ' . fi' Sally Cowell' Band, Colonnade, President, Freshman Class, Vice President, Homecoming Princess, Homeroom Treasurer, Secre- tary, Junior Class, Secretary, National Thespians, Northern Light, Pep Club, Senior Class, Secretary, Speech Club, Secretary, Vice President Beverly Cuthbert Band, Colonnade, Future Nurses, G.A.A., Homeroom Treasurer, National Thespians, Northern Light, Co-editor of Senior Pictures, Pep Club, Speech Club X v.. -was ,1- Kathy Cowen Cheerleading, Bee-Captain, Varsity, Colonnade, Future Nurses, G.A.A., Junior Red Cross Council, Vice Presi- dent, Keynote, Homeroom Treasurer, Vice President, Library Club, Vice Pres- ident, Northern Light, Speech Club, Pep Club, Senior Class Student Council Representative, Choir, Student Coun- cil, Treasurer Robert Daley helps you. lntra-mural Sports, Lifesaving Robert Crawford- Choir, Hi-Y, Secretary, Junior Rotari- ans, lntra-mural, Basketball, Northern Light, Play, Nuts in May , Pep Club, Sgt.-at-Arms, Senior Class, Vice Pres- ident, Speech Club, Student Council Patrick Dempsey Band, President, Choir, accompanist, Blue Notes, Boys' Glee Club, Hi-Y, Junior Rotarians, lntra-mural Sports, Orchestra, Speech Club Michael Eshaia Transfer: From St. Theresa Academy Boise, Idaho. Track 1 Patrick Esson Choirg Homeroom Secretary, Treasurerg lntra-mural Sportsg Student Councilg Larry Farnquist Band, Secretaryg Blue Notesg Boys' Glee Clubg Choirg Hi-Yg Homeroom Track Presidentg Junior Rotariansg Orchestra, Speech Club William FiSCl1el' Scott Fitzgerald Frances Flake' Choir: Fomboul Beel Vorsityi Home- Aqua Cadetsg Choirg Civil Ail Patrolg Bandg Civil Air Patrolp Junior Red room Vice president: Vorshy Club Future Nursesg Rifle Clubg Vocational Cross Councilg Northern Light, Adver- CO-Op: l-if6SCIVif19 tising Managerg Orchestrag Rifle Clubg Track X ,,, R .Q-L1 fx, yf 4 fs-fm f Hmm George Fornnarino Basketball, Cee, Bee, Varsity, Boys' Glee Club, Emperor Latin Class, Foot- ball, Bee, Varsity Homeroom President, Junior Class President, Junior Rotari- ans, Intra-mural Sports, Track, Varsity Club, Secretary Brenda Gerrish Choir, G.A.A,, Homeroom President, Homecoming Princess, Junior Red Cross Council, Northern Light, Speech Club, Student Council, Vocational Co-op ,xl Vs? 1 , pi ' H12 SW -'N' ' Clara Foster Carole Gauger' Band, Choir, Civil Air Patrol, Pep Club Choir, Colonnade, Future Nurses, G.A.A., Junior Class Student Council Representative, Lifesaving, Northern Light, Editor of Sports, Pep Club, Speech Club, Student Council Marcia Gilker Melvin Gill Band, Choir, Munchen Moochers, Speech Club, Vocational Co-op Orclleslrof VOCC'l'OnC'l CWOP Wendell Gilroy Carl Gordon Basketball, Cee, Bee, Varsity, Choir, Football, 566, VUVSHYI Intra-mural Baseball, Basketball, Cee, Bee, Var- sity, Choir, Football, Bee, Varsity, Homeroom President, Secretary, Junior Rotarians, Track, Varsity Club Sports, Junior Rotarians, Track, Var- sity Club James Hank Walter Hank Basketball, Bee, Varsity, Orchestra, Bcsketbalkcee Track Robert Hamachek Choir, Football, Bee, Intra-mural Sports David Harrison Baseball, Basketball, Cee, Bee, Home- roorn Vice President, Intra-mural Sports, Lifesaving, Varsity Club. x Janet Hasler Colonnade, Future Nurses, Homeroom Treasurer, Lifesaving, Speech Club Arletta Hester Pep Club Carolyn Henderson- Atom Crackers, Choir, Vice President, Colonnade, Future Nurses, Secretary, G.A.A., Vice President, Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer, Junior Red Cross Council, Keynote, Library Club, Munch- en Moochers, Northern Light, Co-edi- tor ot Organizations, Pep Club, Speech Club, Student Council, Clayton Hill Choir, Football, Bee, Varsity, Home- room Treasurer Richmond Heselton Atom Crackers, President, Civil Air Patrol, Electronic Club, Treasurer, Pres- ident, Forensics, Junior Red Cross Council, Keynote, Organizations Edi- tor, Photographer, Junior Rotarians, National Thespions, Northern Light, Faculty Editor, Photography Editor, Plays, The Desperate Hours, Onions in the Stew, Home Sweet Homicide, Nuts in May , Speech Club, Student Council, Tempora Latina Thomas Hillock Richard Hoath Baseball Jack Howard Intra-mural Sports, Homeroom Treas- urer, Junior Rotarians, Student Coun- cil, Vocational Co-op Roy Hoath lntra-mural Sports, Basketball, Volley- Robert Hopper ball Boys' Glee Club, Choir, President, Katherine Howe Colonnade, Future Teachers, President, Historian, Keynote, Organization Edi- tor, Reporter, Library Club, Homeroom Secretary, Vice President, National Thespians, Northern Light, Co-editor of Layout, Orchestra, Plays, Onions in the Stew, Nuts in May , Speech Club, Tempora Latina, Wolverine Girls' State Homeroom President, Sgt.-at-Arms, Plays, War oi the World, The Desperate Hours, Onions in the Stew , lntra-mural Sports, Lifesaving, Speech Club, Sgt.-at-Arms, Track Marilynn Hunt Homeroom Secretary, Library Club, Northern Light, Speech Club, Student Council Katherine Johns Choir, Colonnade, Homeroom Treas- urer, Junior Red Cross Council, Pep Club, Speech Club, Student Council Burton Jones Band, Choir Marien Johnson Thomas Johnson Football, Bee, Homeroom President, Library Club, Munchen Moochers, Vo- 597-'0'l'Afm5f MUFIGQSF: Hi-Y, Chap- cational Co-op Nancy Kananen Band, Colonnade, Secretary, Home room Secretary, Northern Light, Speech Club cl- ' C 9 MQ' lain, Treasurer, Intra-mural Sports, Junior Rotarians, Student Council, Vice President Tony Kavo Homeroom Vice President, Sgt.-at- Arms, lntra-mural Sports , Gr . 45? T Earl Kay Frances Kehl Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Hi-Y, Junior Rotarians, Homeroom President, Plays, The Desperate Hours, Onions in the Stew , Rifle Club, Speech Club Speech Club, Tempora Latina Bernard Killips Helen Kirby Future Nurses, Future Teachers, North Homeroom Sgt.-at-Arms, Intra-mural ern Light, Rifle Club, Speech Club, Spgrfgi Trgck TeI't1pOfCl Latina Colonnade, Foreign Exchange Student, Future Nurses, National Thespians, Northern Light, Coeeditor of Layout, Carol Kiczenski Future Teachers, Homeroom Treasurer, Junior Red Cross Council, Choir, Speech Club Jane Kirkpatrick- Irish Choir, Colonnade, Forensics, Future Teachers, Secretary, National Thes- pians, Orchestra, Play, Home Sweet Homicide , Speech Club if -. 5 X .Wfzadleanniceiaknowlffaean We dedicate this book to the Foreign Exchange Program for its fine job of bringing to Sault High the important standards of high international relations. The foreign exchange program has been in effect in Sault High for five years. During that time we have had the pleasure of receiving five wonderful students. In fair exchange to this there have been five students chosen for the high honor of representing our country and school. This they have done aptly, and so to all of these students we dedicate this book. ..-,Q v if Ass Q of Wu 'W' 4 . -.vi X . lit mx ri' .- , Ove Lundgren Urs Wiggily Sweden Switzerland in 'T :Wg 5 N-r 5 if. : ' A' 5 A A A it ' fr If f V D Juana Liimatfa Francoise Mullaval Mary Lou Mcrqyillo Finland France philippines Margaret Kniskern i5C'f1Cl: G.A.A., Speech Club, Voca- tional Co-op Robert Kucharczyh Intra-mural Sports, Rifle Club, Track George Kolovos Basketball, Cee, Football, Bee, Junior Rotarians, Rifle Club, Senior Class Student Council Representative, Stu- dent Council, President, Track Thomas Lackey Baseball, Cross Country, Homeroom President, Vice President, Junior Ro- tarians, Varsity Club William Krieger Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Football, Bee, Forensics, Golf, Hi-Y, Intra-mural Sports, Junior Rotarians, Keynote, Homeroom President, Vice President, National Thespians, Pep Club, Sgt.- at-Arms, Speech Club, President, Plays, Desperate Hours, Onions in the Stew, Home Sweet Homicide, Nuts in May , Sophomore Student Council Representative, Student Council, Track Paul Larke Band, Boys' Glee Club, Hi-Y, Junior Rotarians, Orchestra l Betty Lawrence Rgberf Leflm Wanda Leigh Civil Air Patrolg Choirg Homeroom Sec- Immhmurcl Sports Future Nursesp Vocational Co-op retaryp Library Clubg Vocational Co-op Marjaana Liimatta Clarence Lougheecl James l-UdWl9 Colonnadeg Foreign Exchange Studentp Future Teachersg G.A.A.p Speech Clubg CYOSS COUHYFY: Intro-mural 5P0 l5 Vorslly Club: Foolbcll' Bee' VG'5llYf Choir, Student Council Basketball, Varsityg Baseball, Junior Rotariansg Homeroom President, Vice President , , -r ,fr 2 Joseph Lundy Rifle Club, President, Pe Country Gerald Maki Football, Varsity, Bee William Lynn P ClUb: Cross Football, Bee Student Manager, Stu- dent Council, Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer, intra-mural Sports Jacquelynne Maki Aqua Cadets, Vice President, Sgt.-at- Arms, Colonnade, Future Nurses, G.A.A., President, Secretary, Treasurer, Keynote, Northern Light, Speech Club, Pep Club, President, Choir, Treasurer, Student Council, Lite Saving, Senior Class Treasurer, Homecoming Princess TFA Judy MacLeod Civil Air Patrol, Forensics, Future Nurses, Junior Red Cross Council, Speech Club, Choir, Vocational Co-op, Tempora Latina David Markham Baseball, Track, Vocational Co-op, ln- tra-mural Sports, Lifesaving 41 Louann Martin Terry Materna Future Nurses, Band, Maiorettes, Drum National The5Pl0n5i Speech CIUPI S97-' Majorette, Lifesaving, Homeroom Sec- c A m5' 'Nuts in MUYHI H0mef00 ' retary Vice President, Treasurer, Band, Or- Marilyn Mawhinney Colonnade, Vice President, Keynote, Speech Club, Student Council, Home room President, Sophomore Class Sec retary ,A W ssl Pl' LW. fig., . C. Q chestra, Junior Rotarians, Hi-Y Susan McDonald Aqua Cadets, G.A.A., Keynote, Speech Club, Pep Club, Cheerleading, Varsity, Bee, Varsity Captain, Junior Red Cross Council, Freshman Class Treasurer, Homeroom Treasurer ,,s 2 F V rt r ss ' 'S '6 ' - ' -' 5 fl z-4Vv: :e.-s- . .r 1 'l FAZQWTXK if Z - ' xligg5f!?fiQ3?QQi 'US Carol Mattson Aqua Cadets, President, Vice Presi dent, Colonnode, Future Nurses, Sgt. at-Arms, G,A.A., Secretary, Treasurer Keynote, Northern Light, Speech Club Pep Club, Sophomore Class Vice Pres ident, Junior Class Vice President Homeroom Secretary, President, Life saving Robert McGowan Civil Air Patrol, Future Teachers Munchen Moochers, Rifle Club, Sgt. at-Arms, Student Council R., Ford McKee Basil McKerchie Varsity Clubg Football, Varsity, Beep Intro-mural Sports Civil Air Patrolg Rifle Club Londo McKicldie BBHY MCKOWH Future Homemakersg G.A.A.g Civil Air Patrolp Future Nursesp Choir llonol C0'0P Voca- James McKidclie Homeroom Treasurerg lntra-mural Sports Carole McMorris Future Teachersg Library Club, Presi- clentg Northern Lightg Speech Clubg Bonclg Blue Notesg Homeroom Presi- dent 'mv W5 L - wan' gr--.. 499' 'E' S dn, Pele' Millet' Donna Mitchell KUYG Mfmck Junior Red Cross Council, Vocational AQUO Cadets? Future Nurses? G'A'A Varsity Club, Football, Varsity, Bee, Co-op Speech Club, Choir, Student Council Basketball, Varsity, Bee. Glenn Murray Harold Neal Sydney Nelson Junior Red Cross Council, Vocational Varsity Club, Football, Varsity, Bee, C0'0P Baseball, Track, Intra-mural Sports, Future Farmers, Secretary, Junior Ro- Lilesaving, Homeroom President, Vice tarians, Intro-mural Sports President Jiflspgjgl x hllr v A V xmili inn---f I M, ' ' B 'W Q. Q ' - r ! ., if., be S5 l 5 k ' it ,gc ie ,gs v. X 4 .c K r - 1' .:1.fr. ' . X , F 6 ,Si dj I, M 3, .i .I x Q l r .412-.:5:5:5'5'l:'1f:1g3,', X Y Etta, 5, I.:.g.:.g,5.5,5E.g,1.1.g.g.fzfygfzfjir, it his . N in .wifi-If:-2-3-' 11-an' 'rfirrff -' L M-1 11 4 1' 1 m Ronald Niemi Hi-Y Alice O'NeiI Joseph Osborne Colonnacleg Future Nurses, Treasurer: G.A.A.g National Thespiansf Speech Electronic Clubg Junior Red Cross Coun Club: Choir' accompanist: Band: Of. cilg Club, Vice Pl'6Sld8I'lly VOCC chestrag Homecoming Princess, Home- fiona' CWOP room President, Secretary, Vice Pres- ident Gary Panks Bernard Parr Kenneth Parr V0 5llY Club: Football, Varsity: Golf, lntra-mural Sportsg Homeroom Vice Junior Rotariansg Homeroom Sgt,-qt- President Intro-mural Sports Armsp lntra-mural Sports vi' 'Q Brooks Partridge Civil Air Potrolg Future Farmersg Junior Red Cross Councilg Football, Bee Raymond Piira Atom Crockersg Band Freda Peterson Future Home-makersg Northern Lightg Speech Clubg Choirg Orchestrag Voca- tional Cowopg Student Councilg Home room Secretary Barbara Powell Colonnadeg Future Homemakersg G.A.A.g Northern Lightg Vocational Co-opp Allied Youthg Homeroom Vice President QM ,gi-, .wus X V Carl Pettett Nancy Putsch Atom Craclcersg Future Nursesg Band Orchestra ibm. its. George Rader Varsity Clubg Football, Varsity, Beep Basketball, Ceeg Traclcg Junior Rotar- ions Susan Rich Future Nurses, Treasurerg Future Teach- ersg G.A.A.g Northern Lightg Rifle Club, Speech Clubg Pep Clubg Choir Catherine Ranson Colonnadeg Future Nurses, Presidentg G.A.A,g Junior Red Cross Councilg Key- noteg National Thespians, Secretaryg Northern Lightg Speech Clubg Pep Clubg Choirg Homeroom Secretaryg Junior Class Treasurer. Carl Rollo Keynoteg Junior Rotarians Twyla Renshaw Choir Nancy Ripley Future Nursesg Future Teachersg Key- noteg Northern Lightp Speech Clubg Choirg Vocational Co-opg Student Councilg Radio Keynote M 1 ,QQ S if ' ilQfM siY' 3 Constance Rye Future Nurses, G.A.A., National Thes- pians, Northern Light, Speech Club, Nuts In May , Pep Club, Sgt.-at Arms, Homeroom Secretary, Homecom ing Queen Gary Schnurer i i l Steve Sanderson Varsity Club, President, Vice President Football, Varsity, Bee, Basketball, Var sity, Bee, Cee, Track, Junior Rotarians, lntra-mural Sports, Senior Class Presi dent, Sophomore Class President, Homeroom President, Homeroom Sec retary Carol Sears Future Homemakers, G. A. A., Voca- tional Co-op Gerald Schnepp Speech Club, Blue Notes, Orchestra, Boys' Glee Club, Hi-Y, Bookstore, Lifesaving, Band Margaret Slater Aqua Cadets, Atom Crackers, Colon- nade: G.A.A., Junior Red Cross Coun- cil, National Thespians, President, Northern Light, Speech Club, Pep Club, Choir, Homeroom Secretary C54 5,-so 495 AN awww Dorothy Smart Don Smith Colonnqdei Future Teachers: Keynmei Future Farmers, President, Football, Northern Light: Speech Club: Radio Varsity, Bee, Junior Rotarians, Hi-Y, Keynote Sonia Louise Steele Future Homemakers, Future Nurses, Future Teachers, Library Club, North- ern Light, Transferred from Hillside High School, Durham, North Carolina New V, . -1-,fa f . 2' ' I ll Q. ' lntra-mural Sports, Homeroom Vice President Ma ry Stocker Munchen Moochers, Speech Club, Vocational Co-op , 3 Gary Smith Electronic Club, Vice President, Speech Club, Student Council, Junior Rotar- ions: Hi-Y, Bookstore, Intro-mural Sports Nancy Storey- Colonnade, Future Nurses, G.A.A., National Thespians, Speech Club, Band, Homeroom President, Vice Pres- ident, Treasurer 5753? 'K if ,f K 3 Edward Swailes Te fY Swailes Thomas Talsma Varsity Club, Choir: Baseball: Tmcki Varsity Club, Baseball, Cross Country, Junior Red Cross Council, Intra-mural Homeroom Treasurer? l 'f 0'mU 0l Munchen Moochers, Varsity Club- SP0 f5 SPOVJS Choir, Football, Varsity, Bee, Basket- bflll, Varsity, Bee, Cee, Baseball, Golf, Junior Rotarians, Homeroom President Peter Tampas Donald Thompson Fred Thompson Choir, Football, Bee, Track, Vocational Varsity Club, Choir, Football, Varsity, Speech Club: Plays, NUTS in MUYIII Co-op, Home Room President, Vice Bee, Track, Junior Rotarians, Intra- Varsity Club: Football, V0l'5iiY, Bee: President, Treasurer, Sgt.-at-Arms mural Sports, Home Room Secretary, Track, Golf, Boys' Glee Club, Junior Sgt.-at-Arms Rotarians, Hi-Y, Vice President, Lite- saving, Intra-mural Sports, Home Room President, Vice President .X Sully Toreffd' Robert Trestroil Future Nursesg G.A.A.g Speech Clubg Munchen Moochem Choirg Bandg Orchestra MC 'Y Williamson Dorothy Wilson 493 Gloria Wiertallo Junior Red Cross Councilg Speech Clubp Pep Clubg Choirg Bond, Maior- etteg Vocational Co-op Thomas Yoha G-A-A-I Junior Red Cross Council: KEY' Future Homemakersg Future Nursesg Football, Varsity noteg Speech Clubg Student Councilg G.A.A.I Vocmgonol Coop Homecoming Princess , 51+ 162' ' , ' , J ' r , . : ft E , L. V 5 V Futur e sfo, 1 Arnold Black William Clark Ronald Drow James Gates Peter Gregg e Farmersg Rifle Club Gerry Hagen Ivan Korbut Leo MacArthur Vocational Co-op Fred McLeod Civil Air Patrolg Electronic Clubg Fu ture Farmers John Mustonen Cross Countryg Football, Beep Home room Sgt.-at-Armsg Track Peter Nevin Atom Crackers: Civil Air Patrol Marjorie Peterman Munchen Moochersp Speech Club, Choir Judith fHiarl Piteau Speech Club, Choir, Bandg Vocational Co-op Joseph Sawasky Track: Intra-mural Sports Vernon LaDuke Roy Splon Junior Red Cross Councilg Intra-mural Sports Carole Alford Sally Miller Transferred from Leavenworth High School, Leavenworth, Kansas Jo Ann DeVuono Aqua Cadets, Choir, Sgt.-at-Arms, G-.A.A., Homeroom Secretary, Cheer- leading, BeefCaptain, Varsity-Cap- tain, Junior Red Cross Council, Key- note, Northern Light, Play, Onions in the Stew , Pep Club, Speech Club, Student Council John Rexses Basketball, Varsity, Transferred from North Fond-du-Lac High School, North Fondedu-Lac, Wisconsin A , Q 1.1 Diane LaCoy Munchen Moochers. 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Marie, Michigan Adverlisemenl By . . . fbancinq 2501! fuwzchq cuuf Gfeanypi CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS From Arbuckle Drug and Music Store lSecond Floorl Congratulations Class of 1959 ru 11 ll! Q gf' a mv? g 'Swag xii? The Dunbar Dining Room 701 Prospect Dial 2-2521 CONGRATULATIONS TO A SWELL GANG 1' McMORRH MEN'S WEAR 529 and 531 ASHMUN Dial 2-7512 Good Luck, Seniors! Make The TASTEE FREEZ Your Headquarters Sundaes-Malts-Cones-Shakes Corner E. Spruce and Court s 'f- 1 'il-f'f1v hifi. BEST WISHES TO BEST WISHES 595' Wishes 5e'1I0'S CONGRATULATIONS 'O 'he THE CLASS or 59 I CLASS OF S9 REINHART s CLASS O, 1159, f VOFTT SEARS ROEBUCK YOUR SOUTH SIDE PERRY'S BARBER BURNS DEPT. tr COMPANY DRUG STORE SHOP STORE Ashmun Street 521 Ashmun 722 Ashmun '30 West Spruce D' .ai 2-8612 D101 2-2341 Dial 5-5223 D101 2-7671 BEST or vv1SHES BEST WISHES fo the BEST WISHES h CONGRATULATIONS to t e CLASS O SEN1oRS! 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