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

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1960 volume:

JAMES RYLIE DUKES On ' O 4 n +Vr J« 1031 QUEEN ST E j ( - «- •- i SAULT STE MARIE ONT -fv O ' Gp 5 U Ld P6A 2C2 €J 3 1833 03395 3065 Gc 977. 402 Sa86no 1960 Northern light (Sault Ste, Marie, Mich. ) Norhern light NAkTHEkN LI£HT 1884 1 UA Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan Mten County www P0 -. W 46801-2275 We salute these graduates of 1960 who com- prise what may be our largest class to date. In all good faith we believe these young people will soon prove that they also excel in quality of performance and citizenship. Harold W. Bruce Principal Table of Contents FALL Homecoming 4 Football 6 Fall Was Fun 8 American Problems Trials 9 Chess Club 10 Junior Rotarians 10 Colonnade 11 Hi-Y 11 Speech Club 12 National Thespians Troupe 141 12 Speech Club Play 13 Student Council 14 WINTER Munchin ' Moochers 16 Supply Store 16 Electronics Club 17 Atom Crackers 17 Future Nurses 18 Future Farmers 18 Future Homemakers 19 Future Teachers 19 Keynote 20 Majorettes 21 Cheerleaders 21 Basketball 22 Band Choir 24 Northern Light 26 GAA 27 Aqua Cadets 27 Class Officers 28 SPRING Senior Class Officers 30 Senior Pictures 31 Memory Page 65 Track 66 Forensics 66 ADVERTISEMENTS 67 EDITOR - IN - CHIEF BONNIE RUONA ADVISERS MISS LURENE BURGAN MRS. JENNIE MYNER BUSINESS MANAGER DIANE HAKOLA FALL Connie Lee over 1959-60 Queen Connie smiles proud ly at the royal dance Kolovos Reigns Homecoming E CO: BMP . lit r a KraflKi 1 - ' -.HIM ■IIB TKYIXXDkVj ■ miicTs ! ■ SOO-HI 1 KITS fl gpp- ■ isi«Kit_ m Owl places first . followed by an elephant Familiar Slogan VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM. Bottom Row— Asst. Coach, R. Mosca, A. McLay, T. Ludwig, C. Walker, J. O ' Jibway, P. Gerrish, P. Donnelly, L. Soorus, T. Nault. Second Row — Asst. Coach, S. Dubow, R. Kokko, J Bumstead, C. Baumler, P. Eckardt, R. Pattison, J. Swart, K. Neal, J. Ordiway. Third Row — Coach Woody Ludwig, M. Baccari, T. Yeack, K. VanLuven, B. Coutant, J. Russo, A. Harma, B. Conley. Top Row — G. Bell, F. Laundy, C. Lackey, R. Brunges, M. Bailey, J. Gray, Stu- dent Managers, E. Vincent, M. Selby. Ludwig And Sherman Were Top Scorers The 1959 Blue Devils started their football conference games with three straight wins, easily knocking over Negaunee, Stevenson, and Glad- stone. However, in their next two battles they fell hard when Traverse City (not in conference) and Escanaba both handed them hard-driven shutouts. Under coaches Ludwig and Dubow, co-cap- tains Ken VanLuven and Carl Lackey led the Blue Devils to a glorious homecoming as they toppled the Ishpeming Hematites, 13-6. Defeat followed victory when the Devils journeyed to Marquette; the Redmen trounced them, 47-6. Although our Blue Devils missed top honors, they still outscored their opponents 86-73. High scorer of the season was Tom Ludwig, a junior, whose tally whas 36. Pete Donnelly and Jerry O ' Jibway tied for second place with totals of 12 points each. A a a rH BEE TEAM FOOTBALL. Bottom Row — J. Cvengros, Student Manager; F. Belleau, T. Famquist, T. Sherman, B. Mapes, P. Oberman. Second Row — B. McKindow, D. McCaffery, C. Somes, C. Chadwick, P. Zimmerman, B. Brawley, J. Neumann, G. Ludwig, B. Atkins. Third Row — C. Kubont, D. Ball, B. Newcomb, D. Wonnacott, J. Sabatine, B. Kammers, J. Yeack, M. Flaker. Top Row — B. Gerrish, J. Lutz, V. Johnson, B. Frangis, G. Ewing, J. Soorus, V. Westaway, V. Perry, B. Strobridge SENIOR BOYS, FOOTBALL. Bottom Row — K. VanLuven, J. O ' Jibway, P. Gerrish, P. Donnelly, C. Lackey. Middle Row — J. Swart, C. Walker, R. Brunges, T. Nault. Top Row — T. Yeack, M. Bailey, J. Gray. Absent From Picture — J. Charles, P. Woodhall. For Varsity And Bees According to Coach Ernest Kranz, our football Bees did a good job and gained a large amount of potential for the next two years ' Varsity teams. They started practice early this year — August 26 — and opened their five-game season on September 19. High scorer of the season was Tom Sherman, with 31 points. Jerry O ' Jibway parries a Trojan during a losing fight against Traverse City on Sep- tember 25. VARSITY SEASON SCORES Negaunee 7 Sault 13 Stevenson 6 Sault 21 Gladstone Sault 20 Traverse City 7 Sault Escanaba 13 Sault Ishpeming 6 Sault 13 Marquette 47 Sault 6 BEE TEAM SCORES Newberry 13 Sault 6 St. Ignace 14 Sault 6 Collegiate 6 Sault Newberry 6 Sault 14 St. Ignace 6 Sault 13 An Eskymo carrier gets toppled, top of the heap. vith Chet Walker, 7, on Fall Was Fun Seniors enjoyed grown-up experiences. Problems Students Hold Trials In Courthouse Trials saw expressions of all kinds Judge rules on objection Monday Noon Hours Find Varied Activities CHESS CLUB. Left to right — C. Sudranski, T. Martin, L. Graber, D. Hoornstra, J. Swick, H. Kopetz, F. Heselton. Standing — H. MacDonald, Mr. McBain, L. Renshaw, R. LaMothe. Both Chess Club and Junior Rotarians meet on Monday noons. As its name suggests, the main purpose of Chess Club is to play chess. The Junior Rotarians attend the Rotary meetings at the Ojibway Hotel. Rotary ' s main idea in inviting four senior boys each month during the school year to attend their meetings is to give the boys a chance to learn how a service club works. On the last Monday of each month one boy gives a speech thanking Rotary. CD O CO in C5 CO CO O CO CO 00 JUNIOR ROTARIANS Bottom Row — S. Lawton, C. Walker, C. Beacom, C. Lackey, P. 10 Donnelly, J. Matheson, B. Ives, P. Woodhall. Middle Row — J. Charles, R. LaMothe, J. O ' Jibway, B. Johnson, O. Juhala, H. Kopetz, H. Blair, T. Nault, G. Bradley. Top Row — B. Jacobs, W. Craig, B. Hoornstra, J. Myers, M. TenEyck. B. Swart, P. Gerrish, C. Sudranski. Learning to Serve, TO BE VOTED INTO COLONNADE CLUB is an honor for Sault High girls. Fifteen junior girls are selected each semester. Colonnade ' s aim is to create, maintain, and extend through- out the school and community high standards of young womanhood. Last year the club adopted a Greek child, and is continuing its support. Colonnade also raises money for UNICEF, sells refreshments at games, decorates the bulletin board, and does many other services for school and community. THE PURPOSE OF HI-Y is to create, main- tain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian char- acter. The Hi-Y platform is clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. COLONNADE. Bottom Row — R. Velde, A. Paquin, N. MacMillan, D. Tinkis, M. Batdorff, S. Feldman, J. Holm- strom, B. Kopitsch, N. Ball. Second Row — A. Kokko, S. Sutton, J. Aune, M. Schrumpf, S. Gollinger, D. Hak- ola, S. Murray, A. Bjunes, C. Featherston, S. DePlonty. Third Row — K. Fornnarino, B. Harrison, E. Mannesto, D. Maki, C. Cowan, G. Nelson, L. Noirot, E. Baccari, S. Bennette, B. Chelberg, B. MacGregor, V. Cody. Top Row — N. Rothwell, C. Ranson, B. Ruona, B. Rath, H. Lutz, M. Mernaugh, P. Rich, P. Storey, P. Talsma, M. Marriott, J. Finlayson, P. Pratt. Serving to Learn HI-Y. Bottom Row — L. Winneroski, B. McPherson, W. Martin, L. Jacobson, J. Winneroski, L. Smith, P. Eck- ardt. Second Row — B. Brown, H. McKee, D. Terry, T. Nault, G. Bradley, A. Doran, D. Myers. Top Row — S. Borg, D. Scott, M. Nixon, M. Noirot, M. TenEyck, J. Myers, B. Coutant, T. Ludwig, R. Pattison. Speech Club Emphasizes Dramatics EACH YEAR SPEECH CLUB AND NA- TIONAL THESPIANS TROUPE 141 work to- gether to provide much enjoyment for Sault High students. The first project of the year was the annual Homecoming celebration, October 8 and 9. The snake dance and bonfire took place on Thursday night, and the parade, crowning of the queen, game, and dance were held on Fri- day. Soon after Homecoming, try-outs were held for the annual fall play. This year the play, NINE GIRLS by Wilfrid H. Pettitt, was a murder mystery which took place in a sorority clubhouse in the mountains of California. On December 14 initiation for National Thes- pians was held at the Ojibway Hotel. The ini- tiates had each won at least twenty points by working on Speech Club projects. SPEECH CLUB. Front Row— H. Lutz, A. Aldrich, S. Nobliski, D. Hakola, L. Caple, C. Mannisto, B. Ruona, G. Nelson. Second Row — D. Maki, J. MacLeod, S. Kennedy, D. McCulligh, B. MacGregor, M. Trestrail, M. Moore, L. Noirot, E. Bates, P. MacLeod. Third Row — D. Tinkis, L. Markham, C. Trier, P. Storey, C. Pattison, G. Gilroy, S. Sutton, M. Nelson, J. Hoornstra, D. Gagnon, N. MacMillan, N. Rothwell, J. Finlayson. Fourth Row — C. Allan. C. Hoch, I. Mitchell, P. Bruno, D. Cook, D. Miller, P. Kniskern, B. Baril,, M. Speck, A. Paquin, B. Rath. Filth Row — D. Payment, M. Stevens J. Aune, L. Lines, S. Bennette, C. Ranson, E. Baccari, S. Rust. Sixth Row — C. Evensen, J. King, P. Bailey, M. Pingatore, P. Westin, M. Caffey, M. Carson, J. Lutz, G. Moon, L. Mitchell, B. Stimble. Back Row — B. Mendecino, J. Nielsen, B. Hemry, D. McCaffery, N. Mason, J. Maki, S. Nelson, J. Sharp, J. Wickman, J. Curtis, M. Cowen. 12 NATIONAL THESPIANS. Bottom Row — D. McCulligh, M. Nelson, F. Nordstrom, S. Nobliski, M. Gabriel, S. Sutton. Second Row — A. Paquin, L. Lines, D. Montgomery, M. Ross, D. Hakola, E. Bates, D. Maki, M. MacMillan. Top Row — M. Marriott, B. Ruona, L. Noirot, J. Curtis, F. Heselton, J. Wickman, M. Cowen, C. Mannisto, G. Nelson, P. Bruno. ja N e fr I eda ten N essee E ve G lamorpuss sh I rley ma R y a L ice S hotput 13 Student Council Governs Sault High STUDENT COUNCIL. Bottom Row — C. Evensen, B. Chelberg, N. Lefczyk, B. Erard, J. Kehl, M. Robinson, N. Swan, F. Izzard, L. Lines, E. Mannesto. Second Row — C. Curtis, M. Wardlow, M. Nevin, L. Otis, B. Belleau, M. Gabriel, R. Beamish, S. Nelson, N. MacMillan. Third Row — T. Armstrong, M. Selby, M. Stevens, P. MacLeod, P. Talsma, B. Ruona, G. Nel- son, F. Belleau, R. Montgomery. Top Row — M. Cowen, R. Payment, A. Howard, J. Wheatley, R. Jacobs, H. Kopetz, A. Velde, R. Blair, W. Welch. STUDENT COUNCIL In addition to being the student governing body, each year the Sault High Student Council sends one junior abroad under the American Field Service exchange student program. In order to raise the money needed for the project they sponsor a carnival in the spring. Managing the student elections, preparing the social calendar, and taking care of the printing and distributing of student theater tickets all helped to provide the council with a full agenda at every meeting of the year. President Mike Cowen accepted his office with pleasure. Our exchange students, Herman Ko- petz and Bob Jacobs, were accepted as honorary members. 14 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS. President Mike Cowen, Vice Presi- dent Glenda Nelson, Secretary Nancy MacMillan, Assistant Secretary Bonnie Ruona, Treasurer Barbara Belleau, Sergeant-at-Arms Wayne Welch. WINTER j ' ; •• . . ' • • ' . ' Moochers and Suppliers Offer Place to MUNCHIN MOOCHERS. Bottom Row — P. Westin, S. Ruona, J. Kehl, P. Root, L. Panks, S. Murray. Second Row — K. Ruona, D. Tinkis, C. Curtis, S. Mason, G. Moon, C. Kolovos, P. Palmer. Top Row — J. Grugel, J. MacDonald, L. Somes, L. Markham, J. Maki, C. Thoresen, E. LaMothe, L. McCulligh. SUPPLY STORE. First Row—L. Pettett, Wilson, A. Aldrich, M. Jacobs, R. Avery. Rousseau, T. Pearson, P. Woodhall. M. Trestrail, E. LaMothe, S. Second Row — G. Nelson, G. Munch and Buy THE MUNCHIN ' MOOCH- ERS CLUB provides a noon hour activity for the students who must stay at school at noon. Every morning and afternoon before school the SUPPLY STORE gives students an op- portunity to stock up on any supplies they may need. This year, with some of the profits from the store, these advanced bookkeeping students provided homerooms that wished to have them with electric wall clocks. 16 ELECTRONICS CLUB. Bottom Row — J. Flood, E. H. MacDonald, A. Velde. Top Row—G. Ewing, B. Mendoskin, C. Thoresen, C. Kolovos, D. Hiltunen, J. Hoornstra, B. Stimble, C. Sudranski, H. Kopetz, J. Bedore, P. Oberman. Second Row— R. Lesage, L. Sharpe, E. Smith, R. LaMothe. Graber, P. Ohl, B. LaBlanc, C. Beacom, F. Heselton. Scientists and Technicians Pursue Interests THE ELECTRONICS CLUB skillfully served Sault High once again. During noon hour they showed movies which made a big hit with all who brought their lunch. Our mixers were also great successes thanks to Electronics members who played the records. A necktie micro- phone, which enables a speaker to move and still be clearly heard, was also presented to the school by the club. ATOM CRACKERS had lots of fun while searching for the key to the mysteries of chem- istry. ATOM CRACKERS: A. Velde, F. Heselton, P. Ohl, B. Hoornstra, R. LaMothe. In the Background — C. Sud- ranski. 17 FUTURE NURSES. Bottom Row— E. Nash, A. Mc- Farland, S. Murray, M. Hoornstra, M. Nelson, J. Mac- Leod, B. Erard, M. Forrest, M. Kiiken, P. McPhail, L. Panks. Second Row — J. Hoornstra, K. Quack, S. Murphy, B. Kopitsch, C. Moon, B. Belleau, L. Caple, C. Nordstrom, V. Hoornstra, R. Steinbach, P. Larsen. Top Row — J. Aune, K. Dybeck, S. Norton, K. Lovegrove, H. Lutz, N. Rothwell, C. Williams, N. Slater, J. Finlay- son, P. Pratt, S. Kennedy, M. Ray, M. Nevin, J. Lutz. Our Nurses, Farmers, Teachers, and Homemakers of Tomorrow FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA. Bottom Row — P. Moore, B. Lounds, R. Gill, K. Bumstead, R. Ringler, M. VanLuven. Second Row — R. Woodard, D. McLean, P. Freedman, G. Doran, P. Zimmerman, P. Nault, R. Lounds, L. Lounds. Top Row — F. Miller, R. Wallbom, A. Lounds, C. Compo, O. Juhala, B. Peffers, V. Benson, G. Bell, B. Marble. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERI- CA. Bottom Row — J. Armstrong, S. Wilson, M. Batdorff, S. Feldman, S. Sutton, M. Atkins, F. Nordstrom, S. Nobliski, P. Root, C. Eby, A. Brown. Second Row — R. Velde, C. Allan, M. Robinson, J. Gillhooley, B. Hemry, S. Hopper, M. Beacom, J. Neilsen, L. Forrest, B. Harrison, K. Fornnarino, K. Materna. Top Row — D. Garling- house, M. Berg, C. Nordstrom, D. Hakola, E. Izrard, G. White, N. Hawkins, B. Lawson, B. Rath, A. Ward, N. Leitz, S. Gollinger. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA may have been seen hurrying to the hospital after school. Inside they dashed to the children ' s ward where they served as volunteers. Another major ac- tivity this year was acting as hostess club at the Upper Peninsula Future Nurses ' rally. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA do their part to make our games just a little bit more fun by selling the popcorn that has made them famous. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA can be proud of the many worthwhile activities they take a vital part in during the year. These proj- ects enable them to be of valuable service to others; meanwhile they observe various phases of the teaching field. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA never had a dull moment. They heard talks by various townspeople on giftwrapping and cen- terpices, then put their creative ability to work. The girls also discussed Japanese homes, styles, and sponsored a family dinner. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA. Bottom Row — P. Kirkby, B. Fischer, E. Baccari, S. Fischer. Second Row — S. Barton, B. Chelberg, P. Hill, M. Cody, B. MacGregor, E. VanLuven, J. Douglas. Top Row — S. Stein, G. Gilroy, J. Maltas, I. Mit- chell, C. Mansfield, K. Haight, L. Rapholz, P. Palmer. 19 Busy planning the layout of a page in KEYNOTE, Audrey Bjunes, Editor-in-chief (seated right) discusses the possible layout with her editors: (seated from left to right) Vivian Cody, news editor; Diane Edlund, features editor; (standing) Carole Pattison, classes edit- or; Sharon Nelson, calendar editor; and Carolyn Bigelow, Editor. Under the watchful eye of Business Manager Bill East- man, KEYNOTE ' S advertising staff plans ad layouts for the next issue of the paper. Advertising manager, Ruth McPhail, left, helps Bill explain what advertisers are expecting from your school newspaper to ad solicit- ors Pat Hill and Mary Gagnon. Always Working to Beat the Deadlines One of the busiest sections of Sault High is undoubtedly room 119, the KEYNOTE office. This small room contains four typewriters, which were constantly clacking, to prepare copy for fourteen issues of KEYNOTE published during the 1959-1960 school year. In addition to the time spent on newspaper editing, the staff sponsored a skating party, traveled to press conferences in Ann Arbor and Charlevoix, and held their annual awards ban- quet, during which staffers were rewarded for all their hairpulling hours. Three news services — Columbia Press As- sociation, National Scholastic Press Association, and Quill and Scroll — awarded KEYNOTE a first place rating, signifying A-l quality. Night shift, one of KEYNOTE ' S most popular activities, finds staffers folding and inserting pages. Left to right: Jeannie Seppala, Gary Freedman, Vivian Cody, Jean Hoornstra, Pat Hill, Bruce Hoornstra, Betty Mattson, and Mary Ruth Hoornstra. 20 Majorettes and Cheerleaders Support Devils Who attends all the Blue Devils ' games and cheers them on to victory? Whose hours of hard work and endless energy make an undef eatable combination? Yes, it ' s the honor-deserving cheerlead- ers being described. During the half- time of every home game they are cap- ably aided by the ambitious majorettes who demonstrate their faithful support of the Devils and keep that school spirit high with their colorful and per- fectly performed routines. MAJORETTES (Above). Standing — E. Nash, E. LaMothe, J. Martin. Kneeling — M. Ellis, D. Payment, M. Lawrence. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — (Left) — S. McCaffery, E. Baccari, B. Chelberg, D. Maki, M. Ross. B TEAM CHEERLEADERS— (Be- low) — S. Smith, C. Evensen, S. Bean, K. Jacobson, A. Bailey, A. Partridge. v ' f 3 ' «• v t $ ' ft M:f 3 Lf VARSITY — E. Vincent, Student Manager; C. Walk- er, J. Bumstead, K. Perry, P. Donnelly, Captain; T. Ludwig. Standing — L. Soorus; W. Kestila, A. McLay, F. Laundy, T. Muntter. J. Myers, Mr. Ludwig, Coach. Blue Devils Have Winning Season VARSITY GAMES Sault 53 Munising 44 Sault 48 Manistique 58 Sault 31 Negaunee 36 Sault 41 Marquette 49 Sault 61 Manistique 80 Sault 34 Negaunee 37 Sault 54 Ishpeming 44 Sault 48 Traverse City 34 Sault 64 Newberry 40 Sault 41 Alpena 53 Sault 58 Traverse City 39 Sault 55 Newberry 53 Sault 55 Gladstone 54 Sault 56 Collegiate 32 Reguli n- Season Record: Won 9 Lost 7 Sault 43 Escanaba 40 Great Lakes Conference Record: Sault 30 Alpena 40 Won 6 Lost 5 REGULAR SEASON LEADERS Scoring Leader: Tom Ludwig, 273 Points. Average Points Per Game: 17.0 Rebounding Leader: Tom Ludwig, 140 Rebounds. Average Rebounds Per Game: 8.7 JUNIOR VARSITY— B. J. Lutz, C. Balmer, T. Dubow Conley, B. Larke, C. Fryer, R. Laucks, D. Walters, R. Mannisto, J. Crawford JUNIOR VARSITY GAMES Sault 30 Manistique 35 Sault 27 Detour 60 Sault 18 Negaunee 44 Sault 35 Traverse City 34 Sault 22 Alpena 54 Sault 24 Alpena 65 Sault 37 Newberry 34 Sault 36 Collegiate 48 Sault 17 Munising 49 Sault 38 Collegiate 34 Sault 29 Manistique 41 Sault 43 Detour 49 Sault 28 Ishpeming 42 Sault 21 Newberry 29 Sault 41 Traverse City 34 Sault 39 Gladstone 49 Season Recc ird: Won 4 Lost 12 LEADERS Scoring Leader: Bob Conley, 115 Points. Average Points Per Game: 7.1 Rebounding Leader: Bob Conley, 125 Rebounds. Average Rebounds Per Game: 7.8 High Flying Blue Devils Sprout Wings (Left) Chet Walker (30) sprouts wings and scores again in a close 43-40 decision against the Escanaba Eskymos. (Below) Will it? it? or . . . won ' t (Bottom Right) Action is packed as Jim Myers and Eskymo Andrews battle for ball. (Bottom left) High scorer Walker evades Eskymo Wallman as he attempts two more points for the Devils. Musicians Add Pep and Atmosphere FLUTES — J. Finlayson, J. Aune, M. Marriott, N. Rothwell, S. Rust, E. Izzard, M. Caffey, R. Vert, S. Mitchell SAXAPHONES— D. Ermatinger, M. L. Marra, J. Swailes, B. Burtt FRENCH HORNS— M. Batdorff, R. Velde, R. Smith, J. Calder CORNETS — L. Winneroski, B. Atkins, S. Mason, J. Forgrave, J. Steinbach, J. Howe, J. Riordan, M. Thornton, D. Nikunen, W. Stankovich, J. Ordiway CLARINETS — P. Pratt, C. Bigelow, L. Markham, L. Mitchell, M. VanLuven, C. Hoch, D. Wirtanen, C. Allan, C. Trier, P. Lounds, C. Kappleman, M. Heselton, Y. Seppala, D. Talsma, P. Flowers, M. Berg BARITONES — G. Carlson, J. Bedore TUBAS — M. TenEyck, J. Winneroski, G. Ewing BASSOONS — C. Authier, T. McDonald BELLS — M. Lanham, J. Osborn, C. Shalbrook DRUMS— J. Bailey, J. Wilson, J. Hallatt, L. Cook, B. Mendicino, K. Hoornstra, M. Cody BASS CLARINETS— M. Lawton, D. Cvengros ALTO CLARINETS — M. Ray, M. Baldino, C. Mc- Ginnis TROMBONES — G. Bartolett, A. Oakes, N. Hoorn- stra, D. Marshall, F. Palmer OBOE — S. Quack jll 1 ; $ $ v v v Jf SH mi •1 ' 1 • • « HI H i to School Assemblies SOPRANO — E. Alexander, M. Atkins, C. Authier, R. Avery, B. Hudson, M. Jacobs, P. Kniskern, P. La Joy, M. Leischow, D. Maki, C. Mannisto, S. Norton, J. Os- born, E. Sawyer, C. Trier, M. Walters, E. Willis, J. Cole, D. Cook, C. Curtis, M. Gagnon, J. Gillhooley, C. Hart, M. Hewitt, P. Hill, M. Hoornstra, S. Hopper, K. Jacobson, S. Lawrence, N. Leitz, L. Lines, J. Maki, C. Mansfield, B. McKiddie, G. Paquette, J. Peterson, M. Pingatore, L. Pratt, A. Ridings, M. Robinson, P. Storey, A. Ward, P. Weber, P. Westin, A. Partridge, C. Pattison ALTO — J. Aune, E. Baccari, M. Batdorff, J. Bailey, E. Bates, D. Gagnon, R. Kaysner, A. Kokko, C. L. Kolovos, C. M. Kolovos, N. MacMillan, E. Mannesto, D. Miller, S. Muluck, M. Nevin, M. Ross, S. Smith, R. Stacker, P. Talsma, S. Williams, S. Wilson, I. Mitchell, M. Gabriel, G. Gilroy, P. Larsen, N. Lefczyk, N. Slater, E. Nash TENOR— C. Beacom, C. Compton, J. Couvier, D. Earl, D. Garlinghouse, B. Hoornstra, J, Milligan, W. Niemi, M. Noirot, J. Osborn, G. Rousseau, B. McPherson BASS — B. Aldrich, M. Bailey, B. Blackwood, M. Cowen, V. Curtis, J. Grey, D. Kemp, R. LeSage, B. Lounds, J. Lyons, J. Myers, E. Ogston, J. O ' Jibway, L. Olmstead, D. Payment, F. Pearce, J. Wickman, A. Harma, H. Kopetz, D. Myers, M. TenEyck, R. Lounds cx cs _n K h W? Vt 1 25 EDITORS. Sitting — M. Schrumpf, Winter editor; G. Nelson, Spring co- editor; B. Ruona, Editor-in-chief; N. Rothwell, Fall Editor; L. Noirot, Spring co-editor. Standing — R. La- Mothe, Photography editor; P. Pratt, Special pages editor; S. Nelson, Head- line writer. EDITORIAL STAFF. Borrom Row— H. Mac- Donald, F. Heselton, B. Hoornstra. Second Row — A. Paquin, M. Ross, L. Caple, B. Baril, M. Speck. T i; ' rd Row — B. Rath, K. Materna, J. Finlayson, M. Batdorff, C. Allan. Fourth Row — J. Aune, S. Sutton, D. Maki. C. Mannis- to. Back Row — C. Sudranski. Yearbook Involves Work and Cooperation BUSINESS STAFF. Standing— F. Nordstrom, S. Leach, D. Montgomery, P. Cleary, E. VanLuven, R. Avery, I. Mitchell, D. Talentino, P. Willis. Sitting — D. Hakola. THE EDITORIAL STAFF with the leadership of their adviser, Miss Burgan, and the editor-in-chief, Bonnie Ruona, practices cooperation and hard work to give Sault High a yearbook which will give the student body and faculty a record of the highlights of 1959-60 in Sault High. THE BUSINESS STAFF under Mrs. Myner, adviser, and Diane Hakola, busi- ness manager, worked efficiently to do an excellent job of selling ads, handling subscriptions and the many other de- tails that are involved in the business of publishing a year book. 26 AQUA CADETS. Bottom Row — S. Gollinger, J. Kehl, M. Robinson, N. Slater, C. Evensen. Second Row — J. Mannesto, A. Bailey, J. Grugel, J. Jacobs, D. Maki, C. Mannesto. Top Row — L. Rapholz, M. Ross, B. Bel- leau, E. Mannesto, J. Lutz, N. Mac- Millan, G. Moon. Sports Events Have Feminine Touch ' G.A.A. Bottom Row — D. Maki, C. Hatch, R. Beamish, L. Rapholz, Miss Maus, B. Belleau, C. Mannisto, S. Kennedy, L. Esson. Second Row — L. Lines, S. Bennette, C. Ranson, M. Speck, B. Rath, B. Baril, B. Christie, S. Sears. Third Row — G. Jorgenson, N. Leitz, L. Somes, S. Nelson, J. Jacobs, A. Walker, L. Panks, J. Lutz, G. White. J. Westcott, S. Lawrence. Fourth Row — N. Lef- czyk, M. Rhodes, L. Welch, A. Bailey, D. Borg, C. Arm- strong, J. LaVoy, M. Beacom, P. Lefczyk, E. Ranieri. Top Row — M. Clegg, D. Ermatinger, L. Dale, J. Kehl, G. Sabatine, L. McCulligh, J. Grugel, K. Ruona, K. Jacobson, M. Pingatore. 27 The youngest members of Sault High are the freshmen, having as their leaders: (Top) Martin Selby, Student Council representative; David Walters, president; and Bob Gerrish, vice president. (Bottom) Marty Lawrence, secretary; and Janet Bailey, treasurer. The sophomore class is occupying its time preparing for the annual Maiden ' s Day dance. The officers this year are (Top) John Russo, president; Sharon Nelson, vice president; Judi Jacobs, treasurer; and Janet Maki, secretary. Officers Fulfill Duties With Satisfaction The biggest dance of the year, the Junior Prom, is in the hands of the junior class and its officers. This year the officers are Leo Soorus, president; Ethelene Nash, vice president; Elsie Baccari, secretary; and Sharon Ben- nette, treasurer. 28 ■ , smut, Leaders of the Mighty Seniors Iff- Vptey ' C ' aSs Adv isor 30 SENIOR CLASS STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: (Top) Nancy MacMilla (Bottom left) Elaine Mannesto, (Bottom right) Roberta Beamish. Dennis Aho Intramural Sports Audrey Aldrich Carole Authier hoir; Future Homemakers; Keynote; Speech Club; Transferred from Brem- rhaven American High School in Ger- many Band; Bookstore; Choir; G.A.A.; Munch- in ' Moochers; Speech Club; Pep Club; Future Teachers John Autore Homeroom Vice-President; Intramural Sports; Football, Bee, Varsity Beatrice Andrews Future Homemakers; G.A.A.; Munchin ' Moochers; Rifle Club; Pep Club; Voca- tional Co-op Lundy Ask Choir; Forensic s; Junior Red Cross Council; Keynote; Northern Light; Or- chestra; Speech Club; Play, Onions in the Stew ; Pep Club; Homeroom Sgt.- at-Arms 31 Mason Bailey j:hoir; Speech Club; Play, Home Sweet Homicide ; Varsity Club; Homeroom Treasurer; Intramural Sports; Football, Bee, Varsity; Baseball Ruth Avery Book Store; Choir; Future Teachers; G.A.A.; Northern Light, Assistant Organ- izations Manager; Homeroom Treasurer, President; Vocational Co-op Judi Bailey Marian Batdorff Band; Choir; Colonnade; Forensics; Junior Red Cross Council; Keynote, News Editor, Assistant Editor; Lifesav- ing; Northern Light; Speech Club; Pep Club; Quill and Scroll, Historian; Home- room President, Vice President, Secre- tary, Treasurer; Future Teachers Aqua Cadets; Choir, Treasurer; Cheer- leaders, Bee; G.A.A.; Keynote; Lifesav- ing; Northern Light; Speech Club, Sgt.- at-Arms; Pep Club; Future Teachers Earlene Bates Aqua Cadets; Atom Crackers; Choir Forensics; Cheerleader, Bee, Varsity Library Club, Secretary; National Thes pians; Speech Club; Plays, Onions in The Stew, Nine Girls ; Student Coun cil; Pep Club; National Merit Scholar ship Semi-Finalist; Munchin ' Moochers Lifesaving Nancy Ball Choir; Colonnade; Future Nurses; Bible Club, President; Vocational Co-op; Homeroom Treasurer 32 Carl Beacom Choir; Electronics Club, Vice President, Sgt.-at-Arms; Hi-Y; Junior Rotarians; Rifle Club; Intramural Sports Roberta Beamish Colonnade; Future Nurses; G.A.A.; Life- saving; Northern Light; Speech Club; Student Council; Senior Class Student Council Representative; Pep Club; Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer Barbara Belleau Aqua Cadets, President, Treasurer; Atom Crackers; Band; Choir; Future Nurses; G. A. A.; Lifesaving; Northern Light; Speech Club; Student Council, Treasur- er; Future Teachers; Freshman Class Treasurer; Pep Club; Homeroom Presi- dent, Sgt.-at-Arms; Homecoming Prin- Courtney Benson Choir; Future Farmers; Bible Club; Speech Club Carolyn Bigelow Band, Vice President; Junior Red Cross Council; Keynote, Reporter, Librarian, Sports Editor, Associate Editor, Editor; Choir; G.A.A.; Northern Light; Orches- tra; Quill and Scroll, Secretary; Home- room Treasurer Clayton Bennett Lifesaving; Track; Intramural Sports 33 Richard Blalock Audrey Bjunes Herb Blair Colonnade; Junior Red Cross Council; Hi-Y; Junior Rotarians; Speech Club; Keynote, Reporter, Feature Editor, News Student Council; Track; Intramural Editor, Editor, Editor - in - Chief; Life- Sports saving; Munchin ' Moochers; Quill and Scroll, President; Homeroom Treasurer Gerald Branam Bob Brinkman Track; Intramural Sports Electronics Club; Rifle Club; Intramur- al Sports Gary Bradley Hi-Y; Junior Rotarians; Rifle Club; Speech Club; Track; Intramural Sports 34 ■ Robert Brown Reed Brunges Hi-Y; Rifle Club; Intramural Sports; Junior Rotarians; Homeroom Vice Pres- Football, Bee; Track ident Lynda Caple Future Nurses; Northern Light; Speech Club; Homeroom Secretary John Can Nick Cameron Vocational Co-op; Homeroom Vice Pres- ident Janice Campbell Vocational Co-op 35 Jim Couvier Choir; Junior Red Cross Council; Home- room Vice President, Secretary; Intra- mural Sports; Football, Bee James Chadwick Vocational Co-op John Charles Junior Rotarians; Varsity Club Mike Cowen Choir, President; National Thespians, Sgt.-at-Arms; Speech Club, Sgt.-at-Arms, President, Plays, Home Sweet Homi- cide , Nuts in May ; Student Council, Sgt-at-Arms, President Wiley Craig Junior Rotarians; Vocational Co-op; Homeroom President; Intramural Sports Cindy Cowan Band; Colonnade; Future Nurses, Vice President; Northern Light, Co-Editor of Fall; Orchestra; Speech Club, Secretary, Plays, Home Sweet Homicide , Nine Girls ; Homeroom President 36 Dick Crane Lifesaving; Intramural Sports; Football, Bee; Track Delores Cvengros Band; Future Homemakers; Munchi) Moochers Diane Crimin Choir; Vocational Co-op Robert Dale Track; Intramural Sports Albert Cruickshank Choir; Lifesaving 37 Pete Donnelly Junior Rotarians; Varsity Club; Sopho- more Class Vice President; Homeroom Treasurer, President; Football, Bee, Var- sity; Basketball, Cee, Bee, Varsity, Cap- tain Rebecca DeMint Future Nurses; Bible Club; Library Club; Speech Club Wayne Eagle Stella DePlonty Colonnade; Bible Club; Munchin ' Moochers; Student Council; Vocational Co-op; Homeroom Secretary William Eastman Junior Red Cross Council; Keynote, Advertising Manager, Business Manager; Munchin ' Moochers; Junior Rotarians; Quill and Scroll, Vice President; Fresh- man Class Vice President Alvin Doran Hi-Y, Vice President; Junior Red Cross Council; Orchestra; Future Teachers 38 Tom Evenson Ken Ellis Homeroom Treasurer Lucile Esson Band; Choir; Speech Club; Rifle Club; Aqua Cadets; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Fresh- man Class Secretary Kenneth Feldman Sharon Feldman Band; Choir; Colonnade; Orchestra; Speech Club; Future Teachers; Sopho- more Class Secretary; Senior Class Sec- reta ry; Homeroom President, Vice Presi- dent, Secretary, Treasurer Carolyn Featherston Colonnade; Bible Club; Mi Moochers; Student Council; F u Teachers nchin ' ture 39 Lillie Ann Fowler Janice Finlayson Aqua Cadets; Band, Secretary; Colon- nade, Secretary; Future Nurses; Speech Club, Treasurer; Lifesaving; Northern Light; Orchestra; Junior Class Secretary; Homeroom Secretary, Vice President, President Paul Gerrish Junior Rotarians; Varsity Club; Sopho- more Class President; Junior Class Vice President; Homeroom President, Vice President, Secretary; Football, Varsity Bee, Captain; Baseball Karen Haight Future Homemakers, President; Future Nurses; G.A.A.; Junior Red Cross Coun- cil; Munchin ' Moochers; Pep Club; Fu- ture Teachers; Homeroom Secretary; Homecoming Princess Darlene Gagnon Choir; Future Homemakers; Speech Club; Student Council; Pep Club 40 Rose Handziak Choir; Future Nurses; Lif esavin Munchin ' Moochers; Civil Air Patrol Diane Hakola Choir; Colonnade; Forensics; Future Teachers, President, Vice President; Junior Red Cross Council; Keynote; Lifesaving; Library Club; Munchin ' Moochers; National Thespians; Speech Club; Pep Club; Quill and Scroll, Treas- urer; Northern Light Business Manager Maxine Hallatt Choir; Future Teachers; G.A.A.; Munch- in ' Moochers; Speech Club; Ho Secretary Vocati Track Dan Harwood al Co-op; Intramural Sports; Cynthia Hatch Choir; G.A.A.; Speech Club; Student Council; Pep Club; Vocational Co-op; Homeroom Vice President Hazel Hart Munchin ' Moochers; Pep Club; Voca- tional Co-op 41 Jeanie Holmstrom Choir; Colonnade; Munchin ' Moochers Speech Club; Vocational Co-op; Home room Secretary, Treasurer Terry Hoath John Hoornstra Junior Red Cross Council; Track Bruce Hoornstra Atom Crackers, Secretary, Sgt.-at-Arms; Choir; Electronics Club, Secretary; Key- note, Circulation Manager, Photogra- pher; Northern Light; Junior Rotarians; Orchestra; Student Council; Quill and Scroll; Chess Club 42 Beverly Hudson Choir; Future Teachers Lynne Hutchinson Choir; Vocational Co-op Sally Hudson Choir; Forensics; Future Nurses; Future Teachers; G.A.A.; Junior Red Cross Council; Lifesaving; Munchin ' Mooch- ers; National Thespians; Northern Light; Orchestra; Speech Club; Vocational Co- Marcia Jacobs Book Store; Choir; Library Club; Voca- tional Co-op Judy Hunt Choir; Future Teachers; Munchin ' Moochers; Homeroom Secretary, Presi- dent; Vocational Co-op Bob Jacobs Choir; Forensics; Junior Rotarians; Northern Light; Speech Club; Student Council; Foreign Exchange Student Bob Ives 43 Robert Johnson Hi-Y, Treasurer; Junior Red Cross Council; Junior Rotarians; Senior Class President; Homeroom President; Base- ball; Intramural Sports 1 - Barry Jacobson James Jacobson $ j Bte J Homeroom Vice President; Intramural Sports 1JKB 1H Onni Juhala Roberta Kaysner Future Farmers, Reporter, Vice Presi- Band; Choir; Junior Red Cross Council; dent; Junior Rotarians; Chess Club Speech Club; Homeroom Secretary Steve Jorgensen Homeroom President, Sgt.-at-Arms; In- tramural Sports 44 Marsha Kiiken Future Homemakers; Future Nurses; Junior Red Cross Council; Speech Club; Student Council Dave Kemp Choir; Rifle Club; Intramural Sports Conella M. Kolovos Choir; Electronics Club, Vice President; Future Homemakers; G.A.A.; Munchin ' Moochers; Rifle Club; Homeroom Vice President, Treasurer Susan Kennedy Aqua Cadets; Atom Crackers; Choir; Future Nurses, Sgt.-at-Arms; Lifesaving; G.A.A.; Northern Light; Speech Club; Pep Club; Homeroom Secretary, Treas- urer Hermann Kopetz Foreign Exchange Student; Electronics Club; Hi-Y; Junior Rotarians; Student Council; Chess Club; Homeroom Vice President iffe ■ -O « . •CLw 1 Connie Lee Kolovos Choir; Cheerleading, Bee, Varsity; G.A.A.; Munchin ' Moochers; Speech Club; Pep Club; Vocational Co-op; Homeroom Vice President, Treasurer; Homecoming Queen 45 Elsie LaMothe Majorette; Book Store; Choir; Future Homemakers; G.A.A.; Junior Red Cross Council; Lifesaving; Munchin ' Mooch- ers, Secretary; Speech Club Betty Kopitsch Choir; Colonnade; Future Nurses, Sec- retary; Junior Red Cross Council, Treas- urer; Student Council Carl Lackey Junior Rotarians; Homeroom President, Sgt.-at-Arms; Football, Varsity, Captain; Baseball; Intramural Sports Barbara LaVassaur Vocational Co-op; Transferred from Misawa, Japan Bob Lawrence Northern Light; Intramural Sports Roger LaMothe Atom Crackers, Vice President; Elec- tronics Club, Secretary; Keynote, Pho- tographer; Junior Rotarians; Northern Light, Photographer; Sophomore Class Student Council Representative; Chess Club, Vice President; Intramural Sports 46 m d Merritt Lawton Band; Bible Club; Junior Rotarians Ray Lindstrom Bonnie MacGregor Janice MacLeod Colonnade; Future Homemakers, Vice- Aqua Cadets; Choir; Future Nurses; President, Secretary, Historian; Future G.A.A.; Keynote; Lifesaving; Speech Nurses; G.A.A.; Library Club; Munchin ' Club; Pep Club; Homeroom Secretary, Moochers; Speech Club; Pep Club President D oris Long Choir; Vocational Co-op Atom Crackers; Band; Choir; Colon- nade; Future Nurses; G.A.A.; Northern Light; Speech Club; Pep Club, Secre- tary 47 Dianne Maki Aqua Cadets, Vice President; Choir, Secretary; Colonnade; Future Teachers, Treasurer; Cheerleader, Bee, Varsity; G.A.A., Treasurer; Junior Red Cross Council; Keynote; Lifesaving; National Thespians, President; Northern Light; Speech Club, Sgt.-at-Arms; Pep Club; Homeroom Vice President Phyllis MacLeod Future Nurses; National Thespians; Speech Club; Student Council Nancy MacMillan Aqua Cadets, Sgt.-at-Arms, Treasurer; Choir, Vice President; Colonnade; G.A.A., Secretary; Lifesaving; National Thespians; Speech Club, Play Nuts in May ; Student Council, Secretary; Jun- ior Class Student Council Representa- tive; Senior Class Student Council Rep- resentative; Homecoming Princess Carole Mannisto Aqua Cadets, Secretary; Choir; G.A.A., Secretary; Junior Red Cross Council; Lifesaving; Munchin ' Moochers; Nation- al Thespians; Northern Light; Speech Club; Pep Club Linda Markham Band; G.A.A., Treasurer; Lifesaving; Munchin ' Moochers, Sgt.-at-Arms; Rifle Club; Speech Club; Pep Club Elaine Mannesto Aqua Cadets; Choir; Colonnade; G.A.A.; Junior Red Cross Council; Lifesaving; Speech Club, Play, Nuts in May ; Pep Club; Future Teachers, Secretary; Sen- ior Class Student Council Representa- tive; Homeroom Secretary; Homecoming Princess EfwZsEKmBBBBnmBB George Matheson Molly Marriott Band; Colonnade; Future Nurses; Life- saving; National Thespians; Speech Club, Play, Nine Girls ; Homeroom President Judy Mattson Northern Light; Speech Club; Pep Club; Future Teachers; Vocational Co-op Sharon Mason Band; Choir; Electronics Club; Future Teachers; G.A.A.; Lifesaving; Munchin ' Moochers, Treasurer; Orchestra; Speech Club; Homeroom Secretary Sharon McCaffery Aqua Cadets; Choir; Future Nurses; Cheerleader, Bee, Varsity, Captain; G.A.A.; Keynote; Lifesaving; Speech Club, Play, Onions in the Stew ; Pep Club Junior Rotarians; Varsity Club; Home- room Treasurer; Football, Bee, Manager, Varsity, Manager 49 Ann McFarland Band; Choir; Future Nurses; Keynote; Lifesaving; Rifle Club Howard McKee Hi-Y; Rifle Club; Intramural Sports Darlene McCulligh Atom Crackers; Choir; Forensics, Re- gional; Future Nurses; G.A.A.; Junior Red Cross Council, President; Keynote; Lifesaving; National Thespians Speech Club, Plays, Onions in the Stew , Home Sweet Homicide , Nine Girls ; Student Council; Pep Club Betty McKiddie Vocational Co-op 50 Frances McCulligh Munchin ' Moochers Bill McPherson Hi-Y Pat Moher Future Farmers; Rifle Club Mary Ann Mernaugh Band; Choir; Colonnade; Future Home- makers, Secretary, Vice President; Fu- ture Nurses; Junior Red Cross Council; Speech Club; Pep Club Marilyn Montgomery Lee Mitchell Atom Crackers; Band; Electronics Club; Forensics; Speech Club; Chess Club; Transferred from Pueblo Central High School, Pueblo, Colorado; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist Marilyn Moore Speech Club; Vocational Co-op Diane Montgomery Forensics; Future Nurses; G.A.A.; Key- note; Library Club; Munchin ' Mooch- ers; National Thespians; Northern Light, Secretary; Speech Club; Pep Club 51 Jim Myers Basketball, Cee, Bee, Varsity; Varsity Club; Homeroom President, Treasurer; Senior Class Vice President; Intramural Sports; Boy ' s State Representative Jon Morley Sandra Murray Colonnade; Future Nurses; Junior Red Cross Council; Munchin ' Moochers; Homeroom Secretary Glenda Nelson Wayne Niemi Aqua Cadets; Book Store, Cashier; Choir; Colonnade, President; Forensics, Local; G.A.A.; Junior Red Cross Coun- cil, Vice President; Lifesaving; Munchin ' Moochers, President, Sgt.-at-Arms; Na- tional Thespians, Historian; Northern Light, Co-editor of Spring; Speech Club; Student Council, Vice President; Pep Club, Vice President; Grade School Swim Teacher Book Store; Choir; Future Farmers; Hi-Y; Junior Red Cross Council; Life- saving; Munchin ' Moochers; Rifle Club; Student Council Terry Nault Hi-Y, President; Junior Rotarians; Homeroom President, Vice President; Intramural Sports 52 Frances Nordstrom Keynote; Library Club; Munchin ' Moochers; National Thespians; Northern Light, Advertising Manager; Speech Club; Pep Club; Future Teachers, Li- brarian Sharon Nobliski Choir; Forensics; Keynote; Munchin ' Moochers; National Thespians, Vice- President; Northern Light, Subscription Manager; Speech Club; Future Teachers, Treasurer; Homeroom Treasurer Gerald O ' Jibway Choir; Junior Rotarians; Varsity Club; Football, Bee, Varsity; Track; Home- room President, Secretary; Junior Class President Lorraine Noirot Choir; Colonnade; Future Homemakers, Treasurer; G.A.A.; National Thespians; Northern Light, Co-editor of Spring; Speech Club, Vice President, Play, Nine Girls ; Student Council; Pep Club; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Jun- ior Class Treasurer; Senior Class Treas- Gerald Olmstead Junior Red Cross Council Earl Ogston Choir; Vocational Co-op 53 Tom Paradiso Vocational Co-op Bill Partridge Intramural Sports Larry Olmstead Jim Osborn Choir; Junior Red Cross Council; Life- Choir ; Junior Red Cross Council, Sgt.- saving; Orchestra; Speech Club; Intra- at-Arms; Lifesaving; Rifle Club; Speech mural Sports Club; Homeroom Secretary; Football, Bee; Vocational Co-op; Intramural Sports John Pearson Tom Pearson Vocational Co-op; Intramural Sports 54 Robert Peffers Electronics Club; Future Farmers; In- tramural Sports Carl Poll Sandra Pesenski Future Homemakers; Future Nurses; Northern Light; Orchestra; Vocational Co-op Thelma Piteau Choir; Hi-Y; Boys ' State Representative Choir; G.A.A.; Munchin ' Moochers; Pep Club; Vocational Co-op Linda Pettitt Book Store; Future Nurses; Homeroom Treasurer; Vocational Co-op Joan Piche Future Nurses; Homeroom Treasurer; Vocational Co-op 55 Mary Ray Band; Colonnade; Future Nurses; Munchin ' Moochers; Speech Club; Homeroom Vice President Lynne Rapholz Aqua Cadets; Forensics; Future Home- makers; G.A.A., President; Lifesaving; Munchin ' Moochers; Speech Club; Pep Club Robert Riley Maryj Ann Pratt Band, Treasurer; Colonnade; Future Nurses, President; Lifesaving; Northern Light, Editor of Special Pages; Orche- stra; Speech Club, Treasurer, Plays, Onions in the Stew , Nine Girls ; . Future Teachers; Homecoming Princess; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Final- ist; National Science Foundation Honors Institute Nancy Rothwell Band; Colonnade, Vice President; Fu- ture Nurses; Northern Light, Co-Editor of Fall Section; Orchestra; Speech Club, Plays, Nuts in May , Nine Girls ; Homeroom Secretary, Vice President Phyllis Rich Choir; Colonnade; Future Homemakers; Future Nurses; G.A.A.; Keynote; Munch- in ' Moochers; Pep Club; Homeroom Secretary, President 56 Sharon Ruona Future Nurses; Munchin ' Moochers George Rousseau Book Store; Choir; Lifesaving; Home- room Vice President Susan Sibbald Future Homemakers, Reporter, Treasur- er; G.A.A.; Junior Red Cross Council; Pep Club Bonnie Ruona Atom Crackers, Treasurer; Colo nnade, Treasurer; Future Nurses, Secretary; G.A.A.; Keynote, Exchange Editor; Life- saving; Munchin ' Moochers, Vice Presi- dent; National Thespians, Treasurer; Northern Light, Assistant Editor, Editor- in-Chief; Speech Club, Plays, Nine Girls ' 1 ; Student Council, Assistant Sec- retary; Pep Club; Homeroom Secretary; Grade School Swim Teacher. Jim Single Richard Scott Hi-Y; Varsity Club; Homeroom Secre- tary, Football, Bee; Vocational Co-op 57 Audrey Steele Student Council; Vocational Co-op tel Susann Stein Future Homemakers; Vocational Co-op; Transferred from Alpena High School, Alpena, Michigan 58 % I Elmo Smith Betty Jean Somes Nancy Stocker Charles Sudranski G.A.A.; Junior Red Cross Council; Atom Crackers, President; Electronics Speech Club; Peb Club; Vocational Club, Treasurer; Junior Rotarians; Chess Co-op Club; Northern Light, Photography Staff; National Merit Scholarship Semi- Finalist; National Science Foundation Honors Institute Felix Tavern Judson Swart Hi-Y; Junior Rotarians; Varsity Club; Homeroom President; Football, Bee; Intramural Sports; Track, Manager Patricia Talsma North Ch r Ir ' u AcCOm P anist . ' Colonnade; Northern L.ght; Speech Club; Studen Council; Pep Club Donelda Tinkis qua Cadets; Majorettes; Colonnade- •A.A.; Junior Red Cross Council; Key- e; Lifesaving; Munchin ' Moochers ecretary, Vice President; National ' hespians, Secretary; Speech Club; Pep lub; Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer Mary Ann Thompson G.A.A.; Lifesaving; Speech Club; Stu- dent Council; Pep Club; Homeroom Treasurer Michael TenEyck Band, President; Blue Notes; Choir- Hi- Y, Chaplain, Sgt.-at-Arms; Junior Ro- tanans; Rifle Club, President; Orchestra; Homeroom President, Sgt.-at-Arms, lreasurer; Intramural Sports 59 Elaine VanLuven Future Homemakers; Junior Red Cross Council; Northern Light; Vocational Co- Ken VanLuven Homeroom Sgt.-at-Arms; Baseball; Bas- ketball, Cee, Bee; Football, Bee, Cap- tain, Varsity, Captain; Varsity Club 60 Merle Trestrail Book Store; G.A.A.; Munchin ' Moochers; Rifle Club; Speech Club; Homeroom Sgt.-at-Arms; Vocational Co-op Lifesaving; Homeroom Vice President Renata Velde Band; Colonnade; G.A.A.; Keynote; Fu- ture Teachers, Historian Linda Vigeant Choir; Vocational Co-op Wayne Welch Student Council, Sgt.-at-Arms; Home- room President; Intramural Sports KmmSM Chester Walker Band; Homeroom Sgt.-at-Arms, Vice- President; Junior Rotarians; Baseball, Captain; Basketball, Cee, Bee, Captain; Varsity; Football, Bee, Varsity; Varsity Club, Vice President Joe Watson Choir; Lifesaving; Rifle Club; Home- room President, Sgt.-at-Arms, Treasurer; Intramural Sports; Vocational Co-op Sarahbelle Wilcox Choir; Munchin ' Moochers Joan Wilcox Munchin ' Moochers JoAnne Whitehead Choir; Vocational Co-op 61 Sandra Wilson Book Store; Choir; Future Teachers, Song-leader; G.A.A.; Keynote; Pep Club Band; Hi-Y Evelyn Willis Patricia Willis Choir; G.A.A.; Homeroom Secretary; Homecoming Princess; Homeroom Pres- Vocational Co-op ident; Library Club; Munchin ' Moochers, President, Treasurer; Northern Light, ' Layout Editor; Student Council, Assist- ant Secretary; Quill and Scroll; Voca- tional Co-op Paul Woodhall Bookstore; Homeroom President; Junior Rotarians; Football, Bee, Varsity; Intra- mural Sports Tom Yeack Homeroom Sgt.-at-Arms; Football, Bee, Varsity; Varsity Club William Miller Future Farmers; Intramural Sports Dorothy Zoldock Gloria MacArthur Ronald Basset t Joseph Gray Football, Varsity, Bee; Baseball; Intra- mural Sports; Varsity Club; Choir; Homeroom Sgt.-at-Arms 63 Frank Pearce Choir; Student Council Georgina Watts Munchin ' Moochers; Vocational Co-op Camera Shy Lynn Armstrong Future Farmers, Sentinel Jerry Engnes Transferred from Amherstburg, Ontario Leo MacArthur Gary Barber Future Farmers Roy Feltis Ken Marshall Future Farmers, Vice President; Track; Transferred from Collegiate Institute, Intramural Sports Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario Terry Belleau Transferred from Loretto Catholic Cen- tral High School Mary Forrest Choir; Future Nurses; Junior Red Cross Council; Student Council David Rightmyer Rifle Club; Football, Bee Terry Bjorklund Transferred from Collegiate Institute, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario James Furkey Transferred from Collegiate Institute, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario Robert Sanderson Future Farmers Michael Butt Hi-Y; Transferred from Collegiate In- stitute, Sault, Ontario 64 Phillip Lounds David Ward John Swart Lifesaving; Varsity Club; Homeroom Vice President; Basketball, Bee; Foot- ball, Bee, Varsity; Track, Manager In Memory of Owen D. Tuffy Murphy Born April 13, 1942 Died September 12, 1959 Owen D. Murphy, better known as Tuffy to all his classmates, was born April 13, 1942, and was killed in a car accident on September 12, 1959. He was a member of the class of 1960 and a member of homeroom 308, which he served as president in his freshman year. He participated in Bee football and intra- mural sports while in high school. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oral J. LaCombe of 905-1 2 Court Street. He is also survived by two brothers and a sister. 65 There Is Competition In Every Field FORENSICS Radio news commentary — Carol Allan, Fred Heselton; Extempore speaking — Lee Mitchell; Dramatic dialogue — Diane Hakola, Darlene McCulligh; Narrative reading — Diane Mont- gomery, Bette Christie, Sharon Nobliski; Lyric poetry — Lannie Somes, Merry Carson, Susan Murphy, Earlene Bates, Beverly Mendicino, Gayle Paquette Winners who will represent Sault High in the district festival Forensics is under the direction of Mrs. J. W. Ewing, Sault High ' s speech instructor. The local contest was held in the Sault, the district in St. Ignace, and the regional in Marquette. TRACK TENTATIVE SCHEDULE DATE EVENT PLACE April 14 Alpena vs. Sault Sault April 22 Charlevois, Petoskey, Sault Petoskey April 29 Loretto or Detour Sault May 7 Great Lakes Conference Meet Manistique May 14 Regional Track and Field Meet Sault May 21 Final Track Meet Houghton TRACK. Bottom Row — M. Baccari. D. Randall, P. Eckhardt, J. Matheson, B. Ives, B. Burn, C. Mathews, F. Lounds. Second Row — C. Fryer, T. Sherman, G. Freedman, A. Lounds, V. Westaway, S. Mapes, G. Bell, J.White. Third Row— T. Allis, J. Russo, D. Salo, K. Hutte. T. Huffman. J. Engnes, D. Bassett. Ak£ THE SUNLITE DAIRY Sends CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES Out To THE GRADUATES OF 1960 907 Ashmun Dial ME 2-3691 ' SENIORS w. ih. uou ail Ins. Ins. woiLa! iucceii in SAULT NEWS PRINTING COMPANY 314 OSBORN Telephone: ME 2-3369 Randy, Elaine, and Diana really enjoy delicious food products . . . from . . . 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COAL Everflow Stoker, Old Faithful Lump FUEL OIL 1001 E. Portage Ave. Dial ME 2-9903 Atkinson Music Store and Studio 411 JOHNSTONE STREET MADIGAN Insurance Agency OmuzancE J s.aL £.i.tats. 1 27 West Spruce Dial ME 5-5233 (31XLS. . . . C-aLL toa.au tor uoul ahholntmznt for tns. Lats.i.L kail ±tuL£ Spencer Shunk HELENE ' S BEAUTY SALON 12 Ashmun Dial ME 5-5501 313 Ann Street Dial ME 2-2979 Best of Luck, Seniors! Rudy ' s Vulcanizing Shop d oad. J)£rvic£ ComhLete Jixz d s.iaics. 1001 Ashmun Dial: ME 2-7322 Congratulations to the Class of 1960 COFFEE CUP cHomz-RabJ. SfoocL— PLakz Xunc z 812 ASHMUN BEST OF LUCK, SENIORS ! from Perry ' s Barber Shop 130 West Spruce Street DIAL: ME 2-7671 Congratulations to the Class of 1960 Welch ' s Motor Service cflll Stanlaxl Oil PxoducU crfuto J zjiaixi. Wai.fii.nq Sxjie.it Jlufcxication 1 160 E. Portage Ave. ME 2-9994 ■zbavingi uh to 50 hs.xc.znt Jack ' s Freight Salvage OTii JVziu jy[zxdzanJ.ii.E 128 W. Spruce St. Dial ME 2-751 1 Best Wishes to the Class of 1960 FLAIR RESTAURANT Soft JHutic Vox y o ux PLuiuxs 226 Ashmun Dial ME 2-8781 Gregory George, Prop. CONSUMERS DOCK CO. COAL Everflow Stoker, Old Faithful Lump FUEL OIL 1001 E. Portage Ave. Dial ME 2-9903 313 Ann Street Dial ME 2-2979 Best of Luck, Seniors! Rudy ' s Vulcanizing Shop J oaa Jbzivlcs. dotnhtsts. _7t ' z£ = eiu£ce 1001 Ashmun Dial: ME 2-7322 Atkinson Music Store and Studio 411 JOHNSTONE STREET MADIGAN Insurance Agency Oni.uran.cE J zaL BitaU 1 27 West Spruce Dial ME 5-5233 (SflrU . . . Call today for your ahboinbnznt tor Ins. Latzi.t hair i-tijLz HELENAS BEAUTY SALON 812 Ashmun Dial ME 5-5501 Congratulations to the Class of 1960 COFFEE CUP 812 ASHMUN BEST OF LUCK, SENIORS ! from Perry ' s Barber Shop 130 West Spruce Street DIAL: ME 2-7671 Congratulations to the Class of 1960 Welch ' s Motor Service c lL cStandaid Qd Pioluati. SxjiE.it JLix iiaatlon 1 160 E. Portage Ave. ME 2-9994 £auing± ujj to 50 pzrcsnt Jack ' s Freight Salvage 128 W. Spruce St. Dial ME 2-751 1 Best Wishes to the Class of 1960 FLAIR RESTAURANT £oft JHuiic Dox Uoux PLsaiux £ 226 Ashmun Dial ME 2-8781 Gregory George, Prop. You ' re Dollars Ahead by Saving S H Green Stamps 216 ASHMUN DIAL: ME 5-5351 Since 1896 America ' s only nationwide stamp plan CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS ! from CLYDE ' S HAMBURGER STAND DIAL: ME 2-6681 RIVERSIDE DRIVE Best Wishes to the Class of 1960 KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS INTERLOCKING SfT E. PINGATORE SON DRY CLEANERS DAILY PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE SHIRT CLEANING 713Ashmun Dial: ME 2-3355 V From $50 Up Authorized KEEPSAKE Dealer A. E. Mackie Son Sault ' s Leading Credit Jeweler 304 ASHMUN DIAL ME 5-3511 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS ! from LEITZ SPORT SHOP INFORMATION ON HUNTING AND FISHING 2220 ASHMUN DIAL: ME 2-8291 WEST PIER DRIVE-IN WEST PORTAGE AVENUE LOCK CITY MANUFACTURING COMPANY ESTABLISHED IN 1903 499 WEST SPRUCE DIAL: ME 2-9946 ppan e. co Hazel, Sharon, and Frances don ' t need to dream anymore as they can shop for their future home furnishings at Lock City Manufacturing. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES 60 GRADS ! • COWANS DEPARTMENT STORE • 408 ASHMUN Dial: ME 2-2291 • Cindy, Jeanie, and Nancy are ready for a day at the beach with their suits from Cowans. HOLLINGSWORTH CO. EVERYTHING IN BUILDING SUPPLIES 819 Ashmun St. Dial ME 2-3201 Best Wishes to the Class of 1960 from BURNS DEPARTMENT STORE Located at 543 Ashmun DIAL: ME 2-8612 GOOD LUCK, SENIORS! from BAILEY NEWHOUSE FUNERAL HOME 113-115 MAPLE Dial: ME 2-8221 Best Wishes, Seniors of 1960 Dial: ME 2-6707 FROST MOVING AND STORAGE YOUR Allied Van Lines Agent BRUMWELL ' S STANDARD SERVICE EXPERT CAR CARE 819 Easterday Ave. Dial: ME 2-8711 Shoes For Everyone in the Family at PASSMORES Sault ' s Leading Shoe Store 312 ASHMUN DIAL: ME 2-3151 VANDERHOOK FURNITURE STORE Qurnituiz and Caijmtina Janette MacLaren, Prop. 539-541 Ashmun Street- Dial: ME 2-9601 JB £i £ Wtdu. 60 tadi. I. W. WHITEHEAD CO. 1 1 07 Easterday Avenue DIAL: ME 2-3241 SAULT SAVINGS BANK Sandy is discussing a Student Loan with Mr. Tuxworth. You can too! 511 ASHMUN PHONE: ME 5-5251 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1960 SOO CABLE TV, Inc. 306 Ashmun Street (formerly Michigan Bell Telephone Office) Soo Amusement Company SOO — TEMPLE DIAL: ME 2-9372 and JL jHagic 3{vj Jo JWoie. DO STARLITE DRIVE-IN THEATRE [ ' iS «i K £. : S ' ?5? ki5wi$5f ' £. • ► . : . . ' enioxi. Continue uoui education and. Live at none . . . P ehaie uouiielf joz zei.honi.ibilitu bu taking college coui ei.. ENROLL at the SAULT BRANCH of the Michigan College of Mining and Technology CHOOSE YOUR COURSES FROM THESE CURRICULA: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: Accounting, business statistics, business law, economics, human relations, industrial labor relations, psychology. ENGINEERING: Chemical, civil, electrical, geological, geophysical, mechanical, metallurgical. GENERAL COLLEGE: Basic courses to prepare you for further profes- sional work: Agriculture, dentistry, home economics, law, medicine, nursing, teaching. SCIENCE: Forestry, geology, mathematics, medical technology, physics. For information, phone, write, or come for an interview to the OFFICE of the BRANCH REGISTRAR MEIrose 2-3341 SAULT STE. MARIE, MICHIGAN This advertisement is a public service feature of JlirhzhJxunS aHci i j, 2 a £au t uf and Gle neM. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1960 CRISP LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS 410 West Portage Avenue Dial: ME 2-3300 For your laundry needs, come to CRISP BEST WISHES, SENIORS from A GRAD OF SAULT HIGH BILL THORNE ' S MUSIC CENTER RECORDS STEREOS HI-FIS TAPE RECORDERS rilit with ids latest JV(uiic jo-. ECErt mood CongxatuLationi Senion. ! HOVIE FUNERAL HOME 558 BINGHAM AVENUE Dial: ME 2-3251 H oui Bai.tman D(odali USeaLz KREMPEL DRUG STORE In Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan 546 ASHMUN STREET Dial: ME 2-2122 For the best in school and office supplies go to THE GERRIE PRESS at 405 Ashmun Dial ME 2-2289 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 develop- ments. STATE FARM INSURANCE Lawrence F. Myner Agent 108 W. 14th Ave. Dial ME 2- 9631 State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. State Farm Life Insurance Co. State Farm Fire and Casualty Co. Home Offices — Bloomington, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS 1960 Whether you have chosen to continue your education or begin your career now, your friends at Olefins and Carbide Power wish you happiness and UNION CARBIDE OLEFINS COMPANY Division of Union Carbide Corporation CARBIDE POWER COMPANY Unit of Union Carbide Corporation SAULT STE. MARIE MICHIGAN Your Reputable Congratulations and Success SOO AUTO DEALERS Cloverland Oil Co., Inc. 1. Johnson Motors 2. George T. Partridge Company Friendly Service 3. Soo Machine Auto Company 4. Ted Caffey Chevrolet RUDYARD— SOO— PICKFORD 5. Wieneke-Soo Company In the Soo, Dial ME: 2-3861 6. Sims Motor Company 7. Rightmyer Motors 712 Ashmun l g£!J 8. Soo Sales Service MOBILHEAT— MOBILGAS— MOBILOIL GREEN ' S STANDARD SERVICE Formerly Bell ' s 1811 Ashmun Dial ME 2-6331 Congratulations Seniors KARMELKORN SHOP BAKERY 548 Ashmun Dial ME 2-7341 PORTRAIT Sault Ste. Marie Michigan BY ST. JOHN Your Photographic Artists General Insurance at LEONARD FRUIK AGENCY 417 Maple Street Dial ME 2-8681 Good Luck, Seniors. HAL SMITH, INC. Appliances Carpeting -Furniture 567 Ashmun Dial ME 2-3367 Best Wishes . . . OSBORN DAIRY US-2 Dial ME 2-2622 S. S. KRESGE COMPANY 506 ASHMUN « Dial ME 2-3761 Congratulations Best Wishes jS? 60 Grads |( J||f$w5 Representatives: l Wffl fyrM Seniors GOLDEN CHICKEN 1. R. JOHNSON ' S 5S f F. J. CHAMPAGNE K. E. KNISKERN RESTAURANT E. A. LaLONDE T. E. MUNTTER Jim and Ruth Moline W. A. WISSINGER Best Wishes . . . Class of 1960 NORTHERN ELECTRIC CO. from The Upper Penninsula ' s Oldest MONTGOMERY WARD and Largest Electrical Store. Dial ME 2-2247 518 Ashmun 524 ASHMUN Diol ME 2-9908 BILL MACKIE ' S SHOE REPAIR 716 Ashmun Dial ME 5-5751 ELY ANDARY AND SONS The store for dad and lad 519 Ashmun Dial ME 2-8411 MERRELL TUCKER PLUMBING HEATING CONTRACTOR Iron Fireman Heating Equipment 1016 John Dial ME 2-9721 For the best in haircuts . SAM ' S BARBER SHOP 812 Ashmun Business Machine Ser. Co. Dealer for Underwood Olympia Typewriters We buy, rent, sell and repair any make of typewriter, adding machine and cash register. 108 Ridge St. Dial ME 2-6431 Weir Moving Storage Only government approved storage in area. 129 Arlington — 130 W. Spruce ME 5-5245 ME 5-5246 Agent for North American Van Lines SCOTT-STORE CITY LIMITS CABINS Highway US-2 Groceries — Meats Deep Rock Gas and Oil Dial ME 2-2861 ALLAN LUMBER YARD Building Material of All Kinds ROUGH LUMBER • Lumber • Fence • Mill Work • Hardware • Paint • Insulation v V 5s5 a« 5£i .- ' ' ■-■flit- ' ' ' i , ; Your Building Interest Is Our Personal Interest! Dial ME 2-2973 Barbeau, Michigan SALLY ' S SMARTWEAR Style at Moderate Prices 505 Ashmun CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES S00 COIN Everything in Music Authorized Dealer For RCA Victor - Philco FULL LINE TV RADIOS and STEREOPHONIC HI-FI APPLIANCES Service All Makes of TV and Radio 112 Ridge Dial 2-8161 Meet all your friends MURPH ' S HAMBURGER STAND 1608 West 4th Avenue Dial ME 2 9371 HOLIDAY INN Specializing in Family Style Roast Chicken and Steaks — Lake Superior Trout and White Fish — Cocktail Lounge PRIVATE DINING ROOM Nine Miles South of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan CORNER OF US-2 and M-28 42 Miles N. of the World Famous Mackinac Bridge Congr atulations Seniors ! 9? W W Lpe YOUR M «Vepm eM Jmuranie M AGfNT Old Murphy Old Agency 206 Ashmun Dial 2-2203 Best Wishes, Seniors BETTE DRESS SHOP SMART STYLES FORMALS and SEMI-FORMALS 225 Ashmun Dial 2-7571 Congratulations Graduates! Maltas Flood Drugs 415 Ashmun Dial: ME 2-9661 Congratulations, Seniors ! REAL ESTATE - QUALITY INSURANCE W. S. Price Agency 402 Dawson Dial: ME 2-3291 Congratulations, Seniors . . . from Traverse Bay Woolen Co. We Sell ALL WOOL JACKETS - ALL WOOL SWEATERS ALL WOOL BLANKETS-ALL WOOL YARD GOODS Corner of Portage and Ashmun IK GOLDEN PRODUCERS DAIRY Quality Dairy Products in Pure-Pac Containers NORTHLANrj r STATIONERY OFFICE EQUIPMENT gm SALES - SENTAL5 - LEASING COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE ME 2-2761 Authorued tmmingtm Road So m a d Svrk OFFICE EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES WILSON - JONES ACCOUNTING FORMS - SUPPLIES - ETC STEEL SHELVING - FIUNG CABINETS ■ DESKS A COMPLETE LINE OF DRAWING rod DRAFTING EQUIPMENT GIBSON GREETING CARDS - LEATHER GOODS 532 ASHMUN Job Printing - Offset Specialists CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ! from JEAN ' S JEWELRY ARTCARVED DIAMONDS 400 Ashmun Dial: ME 2-2411 For TV snacks that are really TOPS shop at the most popular Little Store in the Soo . . . C B GROCERY George and John Bosbous 122 East Portage Avenue Dial: ME 2-2462 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS ! Build for a Better Tomorrow With Building Supplies from SOO BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Johnson at the Bridge DIAL: ME 2-3384 BEST WISHES SENIORS ! J. C. PENNEY COMPANY 525 ASHMUN DIAL: ME 2-2272 GOOD LUCK SENIORS ! For the Best, Go To MATERNA STUDIOS crfoms. of Comh.Ls.ts. V- ' kotoqxafih.ic. 300 Ashmun Dial: ME 2-8501 Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1 960 SOO CO-OP 536-538 Ashmun Street Dial: ME 2-2661 BEST WISHES from WYLIE LOAN CO. CONGRATULATIONS To A Class of Distinction! CLAIRMONT TRANSFER 146 RIDGE STREET Dial: ME 2-2293 FASHION CITY -Jns. chaxxlt i a sivsit jai.nion (Lenta 404 ASHMUN Dial: ME 5-5431 SOO WELDING CO. High Grade Electric And Acetylene Welding 934 EAST PORTAGE AVENUE Dial: ME 2-8241 Coca-Cola Bottling Company 914 ASHMUN Dial: ME 2-9351 Congratulations Seniors! AMERICAN CAFE hs.iuLn.cj the hoo chines. 1902 532 ASHMUN Dial: ME 2-9412 DROWS GREENHOUSE v L? otL ' £Ti fox ail Occai.Loni. PROMPT SERVICE US-2 Dial: ME 2-2168 Best Wishes to the Class of 1960 from Hiawathaland Oil Co. 2400 ASH M UN Dial: ME 2-3324 BEST OF LUCK, SENIORS from McKEE AGENCY (lni.uxan.cE J s.ai Vitals 407 East Spruce Street Dial: ME 2-9584 For a long and happy fuiure. We wish you, the Class of 1960, THE BEST OF LUCK ! Peterman Machine Shop and Foundry BEST WISHES from THE HUB CToui£ of }ai.hion 505 Fort Street Dial: ME 2-9584 Paments Zephyr Service ai fox Ls.i± 901 ASHMUN Sault Ste. Marie Dial : ME 2-2247 C-onqzatuLatloni £nioxi. ! SAULT CREDIT BUREAU 513 Ashmun St. Dial: ME 2-2283 SOMES ELECTRIC CO. ( Lfou jihons. n v ' LL ivixs. 1022 EAST PORTAGE AVENUE Dial: ME 2-8861 254 Arlington from Shirley ' s Beauty Shop Dial: ME 2-2551 FILLIONS SHOE STORE 409 ASHMUN Dial: ME 2-7401 Congratulations Class of 1960 from CHRIS ' S STEAK HOUSE 123 West Portage Dial: ME 5-5461 C-onqxatuLakioni! FRANKS DRIVE-IN Dial: ME 2-7192 900 West Easterday Avenue Congratulations to the Graduates of 1960 Chipley-Dann Agency General Insurance and Real Estate 41 3 V2 Ashmun Street Dial: ME 2-7731 THE SAULT BRANCH OF The Michigan College of Mining and Technology Engineering Forestry Geology Mathematics Medical Technology Business Administration General College Chemistry Physics Pre-teaching Pre-law Pre-medicine Pre-dentistry Pre-nursing Pre-agriculture Pre-home economics SAVE approximately $1500 by attending college at home. SAULT BRANCH accredited by: NORTH CENTRAL ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS; ENGINEERS COUNCIL FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS. FOR INFORMATION: call in person, write, or telephone the office of THE BRANCH REGISTRAR MEIro5e 2-3341 Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan EDWARDS BROTHERS. INC. WAYNE RAYNAUD WAYNE ' GULF SERVICE 210 East Spruce Dial ME 2-91 1 1 JIM ROO SATELLITE GULF SERVICE Dial ME 5-5701 GULFLEX LUBRICATION EXPERT CAR WASH HENRY PAQUETTE Distributor of GULF OIL 1015 East Easterday Dial ME 2-8262 For The Best in FINE CAR CARE . . . It ' s GULF JOE BARRY JOE ' S GULF SERVICE 1 098 East Portage Dial ME 2-3812 JIM CALIGURI JIM ' S FRIENDLY SERVICE 100 West Portage Dial ME 2-9102