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

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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.

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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.

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