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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1967 volume:

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' Business Manager . 1- ' Editorial Adviser ' ••:.. ' . ' Business AdV sfct; NORTHERN LIGH NINETEEN HUNDRED SIX Activities and Organizations Sports Faculty Underclassmen Seniors Advertising Broadening Areas The Very Reverend Meletios Christophorou is aided by his translator Mrs. Venious as he describes his experiences as a missionary in Africa. A Mr Charles Varnum, representative of the 107th district, debates with a history class after installing the student council 5 29 43 57 73 93 R.O.T.C., newly instituted in Sault High, teaches correct handling of flags and firearms. of Education Increase Student Involvement ' . Gail relaxes with Fatima and Tersa Santos on the lawn of their Philippine home. Walk Together, Talk Together Walk together, talk together. O ve peoples of the earth; then and only then shall ye have peace — Sanskrit. So reads the motto of the American Field Service, which last summer sent Gail Weinschenk to Cotabato City on the is- land of Mindanao in the Philippines. There she stayed approximately two months with Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo V. Santos. Jr. and family. (ihrister Palm, who comes to us from Dalskog, Sweden, stays with Mr. and Mrs Arthur Malette and family. While here he is participating in choir and track and is founder-director of the Chrissingers. Christer assumes Mr Deike ' s directing duties during .1 choir practice. Queen Linda Mason reigns over her court of Brenda Somes, Sue Ann Finlayson. Mary Bumstead, Marilyn Eagle, Diane Mackey, and Patricia ZcnZen. Escorts Dennis Bailey, Jon Christie, Brian Stanaway, Harrison O ' Connor, Gus Piliafas and Mike Barnes stand behind their dates. Linda and Court Bestow Charm and Student support exemplified spirit which aroused our team to a homecoming victory. maw Linda Mason and her escort, Brad Shoul- dice, dance at the homecoming mixer. Linda Mason begins her reign as homecoming queen for 1966-67. Beauty Upon Homecoming Coronation of Queen Linda Mason and the princesses took pl ace dur- ing halftime of the Munising- Sault game on October fourteenth. Last year ' s queen Lovada Young crowned Linda and presented her with roses. The ceremony climaxed Speech Club sponsored events — the snake dance, bonfire, pep as- sembly and seven float parade. .. ■■ « • A !i j i M , i 0 ' J The senior float, designated as the best class float exclaims, We ' re tree-mendous and We ' ll leave them behind ' . Festive Floats Add The snake dance ended at a huge bon- fire built bv members of Speech Club. Custodians of the queens ' box, Linda Maki and Jan Bunt. explain voting procedure to Kath Smith - I Let ' s Whip the Mustangs! blazons the sophomore float, winner of the prize for the most humorous float. Fanfare to Homecoming Parade Juniors create the most original float — a bowl and egg-beater that really works. TOP ROW: Pam Goehle, Charla Caldwell. Carol Fortin, Mary CundifT. Tom Bolz, Jeanne Lyons, Jan Ossello, Dick Hill, Gary Curtis, Bruce Bourque, John Antonelli. Terrv Eshaia, Jim S. Mackie, Bill R. Smith. SECOND ROW: Tempie Dubow, Paula Douglas. Dawn Theriault. Carol Hanna, Cindv Kelly. John Ran- dazzo, Janet Bush. Gregg Mvner. David Hillman, Keith Cork, Niei-Lam Rice, Bill Bedore. John Freeman THIRD ROW: Lynn Rogers, Grace Boult, Bernice Scott. Susan Puska. Terri Mohr. Susan Briggs. Debbie McPherson. BOTTOM ROW: Candy Curtis. Nancy Gray, Cindv Peterson. Mary Beth Swart. Diane Mackev. Band and Choir Maintain TOP ROW: Richard Ziegert. Dennis Bennette, Jerry Staffeld, George Desormeaux. Gary Vincent, Scott Reid. Dick Brecht, Christer Palm. Walter Sanford. SECOND ROW: Linda Taylor, Beverly Smith, Bonnie Baxter, Jamie Mackie. Ann Christianson, Bev Purvis. Nora Trumbley. Joann Myner, Gretchen Schneider. Janet Gregg, Jean King THIRD ROW: Charlene Worley. Marge Kiernan. Chris Horka. Barb Clarke, Grace Starmer. Melody Hope. Joann McDonald. Percilla Bonacci. Bonnie McCoy, Jane Vert. BOTTOM ROW Diane Mayer, Anita Moon. Cindv Wilcox. Becky Swick, Gloria Rover, Diane Stanaway, Helen Mourufas, Judy Gregg. Cindi Benoit r v sT M , r .i -P- ■ %4 ' Jj ' r ? I mm, ■ U 8 TOP ROW: David Swart, Steve Bush, George Marra, Edward Ehlers, Brian Larson, Mac Finlayson, Jon Christie, Steve Hill- man, Mike Beatty, Peter Mitchell, Tom Howe. SECOND ROW: Bill Smith, Rick Somes. Norman Miller, Stan Ronquist, Mike Fields, Eric Larson, Donna Nelson, Glen Helman, Dewey For- narrino, Marlene Mackie, Gregg Larson, Norm Trier, Mark Berlinger. THIRD ROW: Steve Rice, Wayne Madden, David Pruss, Grant Gillette, Betsy Boyer, Pat Mackie, Barb Carlson, Susan Yon. BOTTOM ROW: Carol Steffens. Cindy Hines, Georgia Holton, Eileen Quack, Susan Finlayson, Vivienne Ordi- way. Excellence in Performances TOP ROW: Rich DeMolen. Bob Fabricino, Buddy Blixt, Scott McPherson, Howard Pavlat, Calvin Woodard, Steve DeLuca Terry Petingalo, Mike Smith, Larry TenEyck. SECOND ROW: Elaine Shobbrook, Janis Moran, Gail Mastaw. Rose Kiernan, Chris Myers, Kay Mattson, Cheryl Jewell, Lynne Marken, Mar- garet Ranson, Trina Wydra. THIRD ROW: Gayle Owaski, Dianne Zimmerman, Sharon Leach, Diane Cook, Linda Myner, Vicki Johndrow, Virginia Lutz, Sue Bresnahan, Susan Yon. Nancy Durno, Debbie Mackie. BOTTOM ROW: Cheryl Ermatinger, Carol Maltas, Mary Ellen Keating, Carol Blair, Connie Wilson, Candy Erard, Delores Bowerman, Diane Garling- house, Beth Weber, Kathy Preslan. Sault High student sets off for the downhill. Enterprising Students Select Indoor Having mastered skiing. Nancy Moran takes up a new hobby. Hockey provides outlet for student energy, entertainment for spectators. Outdoor Activities Folk singer Susan Yon offends Sault High ' s dress code. Student sousaphonist enjoys a musical interlude. Initiates vie for the favor of their sponsors. P B 1 §Mf «| 1— i H ft Cathj Bush and Carol Steffens reven to infancy during the ( ' olonnade initiation Presiding over the formal initiations are President Susie Finlayson. Treasurer Mary Bumstead. Secretarv Diane Markev and Yice-Presi- dent Charlene W ' orlev. Colonnade and Colonnade and Hi-Y cooperate to sell Sergeant -at-Arms Joel Howson administers justice to a truant member. Hi-Y Cooperate To Benefit School Yeshments at games and mixers The first Hi-Y smash was a pounding success. Linda Wollan ' s Vietnamesi fit was judged the most beautiful i ostumc i .irrn md Pal Gugin were deemed worth) i the most n-rrifvi ; i ostumc | n r Halloween Dance grand prize winners Chervl Webb and Helen LaPrairie portrav an industrious chef about to serve his pizza. Tatters and 7 n 6 The Sock Hop was o bviously an informal affair. Tassels Adorn Dancers The Sting Rays provided music for the Sock Hop and the Halloween Dance Future teachers serve as hall guides and sec- retaries to teachers during conferences. At left future teacher Alice Hollaway introduces Mrs. Norton to her son ' s physics teacher. Service Clubs Provide Outlet Officers of future teachers— Jim Young (treasurer), Margaret Trapasso, Suzzane Riddle (vice-president), Cecil Streeter (presi- dent), Jan Burn (secretary), and Elaine Shobbrook (secretary), listen as the historian describes the origin of the Alice M. Dobie Chapter. Mike Ehlers and Jim St. John service this projector, one of the audio visual teaching aids provided by Electronics Club. for Willing Workers Intricate arc projectors don ' t faze E.C. members Bob Tompsett and Chuck Wiltsie. Eric Lar son and Jim St. John post Electronics Club advertisement announcing noon-hour entertainment. rmTnri iirivirm Speech Club Create Roles from Lavinia Penniman (Lynn Quack) consorts with Arthur Townsend (John Gislason) as seen through an open window. Doctor Sloper (Tom Howe) chastises his sister (Lavinia) (Lynn Quack) and his daughter Catherine (Alice Hollo- way). J Catherine Sloper (Alice Holloway) urges her fiance (John Gislason) !n elope immcdi.iicK Dramatists ' The Heiress Dr. Sloper (Tom Howe) looks on disapprovingly as his sister Elizabeth Almond (Becky Swick) gossips merrily. Laying out the ad section is only a small part of the responsibilities of Business Managers Barb Quinn and Dave Smith Amateur Journalists Record Highlights Members of the yearbook ' s editorial staff — Associate Editor Dan Cirecn. Editor-in-Chief Marsha Warren, Faculty Editor Cathy Smith. Sports Editor Steve Cerrish, Photographer Eric Marken and Directory Editor Ron Karvi — probe their vocabularies for a cutline. 22 te M Assistant Editor Marsha Shunk varitypes a story for publication in the Keynote. of School Year Assistant Editor Alice Holloway interviews exchange student Christer Palm in prepara- tion for a story. Keynote ' s pressmen John Ward and James Jeffrey operate the offset press. Representative Bob Bum outlines an interesting point at a Student Council meeting. Student Council Secretary Kathy Ward reads [oanne McDonald and |im Wardl sored mixer. II tit kets .it .1 Studeni louni il spon- The Student Council members are installed at a formal initiation and candle-lighting ceremony before the student bodv. Represents Student Body ie minutes of the previous meeting. Bill Skidmore outleaps his faculty opponent during the Student- Faculty basketball game, one of Student Councils many projects. Defense Attorneys Tom Howe and Charlene Worley consult with defense witnesses while Sheriff Joe Coullard and Defendant Gary Morris compare notes. Seniors Effect National Honor Society exemplifies leadership, scholarship, character, and service. The students elected to this societv have demonstrated these qualities during their high school years. This year a new system of induction has been used to help make National Honor Societv a working organiza- tion. Installation of ten per cent of the senior class is held at the end of the first semester. In the spring, an additional five per cent of the senior class is installed. No more than fifteen per cent of the graduating class may be in National Honor Societv. To be chosen to join a student must have a B average and must maintain it in order to maintain his membership. Ceci I v hil.it Streeter shows [udc Prosecuting Attornej Wilma Cardinal questions witnc Joel Howson cm before fudge liss Lurene Burgan explains the purpose and history of National Honor Society. Miss Burgan and Mr. Dubow congratulate Arlen Bell as he receives his pin and membership card. Decorum for Memorable Events ROW . Karen Light. Diane Mackey. Marsha Warren, Mary Bumstead. Patricia ZenZen, Charlene Worley, Gail Wieneke ROW 2: James St. John. Linda Mason, Gail Weinschenk, Sue Finlayson, John Gislason, Thomas Kranz. Lynn Quack, Linda Sandie, Cecil Streeter, Thomas Howe, David O ' Gorman, ROW 3: Michael Barnes, Arlen Bell, Elaine Shobbrook, Thomas Ewing, Kenneth Gregg, James Speicher, Robert Mitchell. Theo- dore Bedore, Norman Trier. Sault High ' s nine majorettes always impress their audience with their precision routines. Uniting their talents with those of the band makes their appear- ance a highlight of school concerts and halftime festivities. Barb Brawlcy, Linda Myers, and Chris Myers, display our nation ' s Has; at a basketbal game. Majorettes Perform Precisely ROW ' Chris Myers Wendy Swan, Barb Brawley, Linda Myers, Nancj Curtis ROW 2 Pat Zen Zen Vim Moran, Gail Wieneke, W ilma ( lardinal Sports ■ Sault High ' s varsity cheer leaders are Kathv Preslan. Anita Moon. Captain Brenda Somes. Sally Craven. Mary Bumstead and Linda Paquin. Cheerleaders Rouse Student Spirit irsity cheerleaders are Debbie McPherson, Cindy Gay, ' n Linda Maki, Sail) Cartwrighi and [ulie frucke) -,q Linda Paquin ' s enthusiasm mints S.iult supporters at Sault-Alpena home game Devils use team work to tackle their opponents in a forward rush. Devils Fight for the Pigskin A Blue Devil rarely misses his man, but there are exceptions. Opposing players foil Blue Devils ' attempt to reach the goal ftri.iu it tPua JU A ' OU Dave O ' Gorman, Bob Bunt. Arlen Bell. Bob Caldwell. Bill Skidmore. Bob Fabricino. John East, Jim Howie. Frank Bridge ROW 2: Maurice Forrest. Paul Cook. Darrell Baumler. Chuck Sep- pala, Dave Bryers, Bob Moiles, Harrison O ' Connor, Glenn Owaski ROW ' Jim M Ken hie. Jim Atkins. Pat Brunet. Jim S. Mackie. Herb Peterman. Bill SterTey. Bob Mitchell. Donald Finlavson. Tom Kranz ROW 4: Mr Robert Hirschenberger. Tom Ewing. Bob Chap- man. Mike Barnes. Dennis Bailev. Max Metro. Tom Stabile. Frank Zimmerman. Jim B. Mackie. Mr Adolph YanCitters. Performance of Sault Players on Gridiro: Cur team may not always be on top, but it has a lot of zeal Varsity Football Negaunee 21 Manistique Traverse City 6 Newberry [shpeming 12 Marquette 13 Munising 12 ( iladstone 6 Alpena 6 12 Devils hold the line to prevent their opponents from making progress. Blue Devil player tries desperately to stay on his feet, but he is finally brought down. Encou rages Interest in Football ROW 1: Bruce Campbell, Jim Menere, Vern Clement, George Eicher, John Minta. Ken Sherman, Randy Edward, Don Worley, Tom Bergeron ROW 2: Melvin Benoit, Bruce Nelson, Mike McDonald, Chris Stabile, Wayne Fortin, Randall Johnson, Bill Stanaway, Dennis Dahlman, Terry Bumstead ROW 3: Charles Russell, Ken Hancock, Paul Wade, Dave Martin, Mark Sundstrom, Sam Lightfoot, Dennis Mingay, Harvey Bell, Mr. Crane Biberstine Jim S. Mackie demonstrates his forehand drive. Intramural Sports Assure Arlen Bell leaps to spike volley-ball. A rapid about face returns ball to faculty team. Student Fitness A backhand slash kills opponent. R.O.T.C. members Geoffrey Wilson and Patrick McNamara coach Sandy Mackechnie and Nancy Johnston, members of the girls ' rifle team. Traditionally Male Sports Acquire Dan Owaski helps Dennis Nixon assume the correct prone position. 36 Professional skill may be lacking, but G.A.A. girls retain their dignity. Feminine Touch Club member masters trampoline flip. ROW 1: Gary Roe, Ron Bata, Eugene Curtis, Fred Hill, Gene Bertram, Ron Michalski ROW ' 2: Jim Fraser. Jim Young, Randy Carr, Jim Speicher, Jon Christie, Norm Michalski, Steve Bush. Stamina and Strength Lead to Victory Cross Country coach, Mr Kenneth Kiczenski, contributes many hours of hard work to make this year ' s cross country team a winning one. Members of the Sault High Eastern Upper Peninsula High School Baseball League champions are: ROW 1: Steve Bush, Eric Norlin, Jim Young, Bob Moiles, Paul Michaels, Dave O ' Gorman, Dale Sibbald. ROW 2: Coach Oren Suggitt, Willard Walker, Larry Finner, Ted Walder, Dick Shumbarger, Andy Munsell, Elmo Laucks. ROW 3: Brad Shoudice, Lynn Swan, Bill Skidmore. Newly Formed Baseball Team Cops Title Sault High Baseball Scores League Games Sault 25 Cedarville Sault 6 Cedarville 3 Sault 15 Pickford 5 Sault 7 Pickford 5 Sault 9 Engadine 4 Sault 2 Engadine Sault 2 St. Ignace (l Sault 2 St. Ignace 3 Sault 2 Detour 6 Sault 8 Detour 4 Play-offs Sault 7 Engadine 6 Sault 9 D etour 8 Sault 4 Detour Varsity Scores Sault 4 7 Rudyard 57 Sauk 59 Manistiquc 60 Sault 53 Marquette 67 Sault 65 Negaunee 67 Sault 49 Alpena 68 Sault 51 Marquette 60 Sault 50 Escanaba 79 Sault 79 Newberry 77 Sault 57 Munising 83 Sault 55 Traverse City 63 Sault 75 Manistique 55 Sault 67 Ishpeming 88 Sault 65 Newberry 68 Sault 38 Alpena 63 Sault 66 Rudyard 35 Sault 62 Gladstone 43 Sault 44 Escanaba 66 Coach Biberstine explains strategy to his weary team. Jr. Varsity Scores Allen Bell (llH tips the lull .is Denny B.i 1 pr pare to move into action lev (22) and Rick C Sault 4 Rudyard 44 Sault 58 Manistique 63 S.m It 43 Marquette 68 Sault 54 Xegaunee 52 Sault 54 Alpena 58 Sault 56 Marquette 60 Sault 38 Escanaba 39 Sault 59 Newberry 61 Sault 65 Munising 61 Sault 42 Traverse City 45 Sault 43 Manistique 68 Sault 46 [shpeming 56 Sault 67 Manistique 78 Sault 33 Newberry 60 Sault 45 Alpena 75 Sault 53 Rudyard 42 J0 Members of the Varsity Basketball Team are: ROW 1: Gary Roe, Dave Buchan, Judd Howson, Rick Cooper ROW 2: Mike Barnes, Ken McCulligh, Dennis Bailey, Tom Kranz, Coach Mr. Biberstine ROW 3: Manager Bob Fabricino, Arlen Bell, Gene Curtis, Jon Christie, Manager Darrell Baumler. Close Games Characterize Cage Season Members of the Junior Varsity Basketball team are: ROW 1: Charles Russell, Bill Stanaway, Ron Bata, Mark Alford, Mike MacDonald, Manager Tom Bennett ROW 2: Coach Gary Glo- wacki, Tom Bergeron, Jim Adkins, Don Howson, John Sandie, Mike Flynn, Jim Wardlow. r ififciift The 1966-67 Cee Team basketball players are: ROW 1: Richard Leischow, Mel Benoit, Wayne Fortin, Arlon Goforth, Ronald Chalmers, Rand Bishop, Manager Bill Ayers, ROW 2: David Hillman, Dean Bennette. Richard Proffitt, Larry V ' errett, Terry Bumstead. James Helm, Paul Wade. ROW 3: Coach William Ayers, Bruce C. Campbell, Ron Michalski. David TenEyck. and Sam Lightfoot. Players Prepare for Varsity Service Opposing player attempts to foil Blue Devil ' s shot. Basketball requires concentration as well as strength and height. -s r Board of Education— Mrs. Orma Steinbach. Mr. Francis Rogers, Mr. Frank Hesehon. Mr. Maurice Strahl, Dr. George Mullin. Mr. Vernon Goutant, and Dr. Donald Finlayson. Efficient Administrators Guide Faculty; Mi Sam Dubow, Ripon College, B A . University ol Minnesota, Ml I) . Principal Mr Robert Brisson, Northern Michigan University, B S M . Assistant Principal Mr. Robert Conley, Ohio State University, B.S.; Colorado State University, M.E.; Guidance Miss Blodwen Johns, Iowa State College, B.S.; Columbia University, M.A.; Guidance Adept Counselors Aid Students Mr. Herbert Helman, Northern Michigan University, B.S. Columbia University, MA.; Guidance Mr. Thomas Pare, Earlham College, B.A.; Miami University, M.E.; Guidance English Department Adds Honors Course and Communications Skills Ok Miss Helen Andary, University of Toronto, B.A.; English Mr. Alva Beamish, Central Michigan University, B.S.; Purdue University, M.A.T .; French Honors English, a course in literature appreciation, is offered for the first time this year to juniors and seniors. It is an elective involving intensive study of great works of literature. Taught by Miss Frank, the class devotes up to six weeks on each novel or play. The second new course, Com- munications Skills, utilizes new approaches in teaching English. It stresses reading, writing, listening, and speaking, as they are used in everyday life. Com- munications Skills is offered to students in grades nine through twelve who experience difficulty in regular English classes. Mrs. Florence Duree, University of Nebraska, B.A.; English Mrs. June Ewing, University of Illinois, B.A., M.A.; English Mr. Wilkin Ewing, DePauw University, B.A.; English Miss Kathryn Falls, Western College Miss Marcella Frank, College of St. Catherine, B.A.; University of Wisconsin, M.A. for Women, B.A.; University of Michigan, English M.A.; English vjj Mrs. Kathleen Hanson, Wayne State Miss Nancy O ' Connor, University of Mrs. Marguerite Ray, Bowling Green University, B.S.; English Oregon, B.S., M.S.; English State University, B.S.; English 1 i ' kTa B flfl ■ WJ £ Mr I c 2 -■■ s 9 Mrs. Leda Quigley, University of Toronto, Mr. William Sack, Western Michigan Mrs. Tamara Velde, University of Latvia, B.A.; English University, B.A., M.A.; English M. Philology; Latin Miss Lois Alderdyce, Eastern Michigan University, B.S.; Western Michigan University, M.A.; Librarian John Minta works on his term paper in the quiet atmosphere of the library. Miss Margaret Conlon, Bradley Univer- sity, B.A.; University of Wisconsin, M.A.; Librarian Mrs. Lueizera Anderson, Alcorn A. and M. College, B.S.; Business Edu- cation Mrs. Arlyce Ausdem ore, Mount Mary College, B.A.; Home Econom- Miss Joan Fruechte, Upper Iowa University, B.A.; Business Educa- tion Mr. Lawrence Gilbert, Northern Michigan University, B.S.; Industrial Arts Mr. Lawrence Givens, Central Michigan University, B.S.; Univer- sity of Michigan, M.A.; Business Education ' This is the only way to do my math, says office Mrs. Mae VanCitters, Buena Vista College, B.S.; Iowa State University, ■ . . , . ' , • ■ ' r r „ i„, ° ' ' ' machines student Linda laylor. M.S.; Home Economics From Sewing to Courses Stress Mrs. Jennie Myner, Ferris State College, B.S.; Business Edu- cation Mr. Adolph VanCitters, Morningside College, B.A.; Industrial Arts Mr. Langsford Collins, Northern Michi- gan University, B.S.; Industrial Arts Mrs. Joyce Seaman, Eastern Michigan Mr. Crane Biberstine, Ferris State College, University, B.S.; Business Education B.A.; Industrial Arts 50 Auto Mechanics Practicality The vocational education courses offer a wide curriculum in office and business machines. With newly acquired equipment, the program forges ahead to meet new goals set by its broad minded instructors. Now, electric machines make it pos- sible for a student to attain proficiency in regular and clerical typewriting. The training he receives in the use of dictaphones, typewriters, and dupli- cating machines enables him to obtain a job as a clerk typist. In distributive education, an expanded course dealing with salesmanship, students observe and practice in local stores the techniques they learn in class. Students work on a rotational basis so that each of them gains experience in retailing, whole- saling, and display. Mr. Robert Skocelas, Ferris State College, B.S.; Industrial Arts Mr. Glenn Rye, Ferris State College, B.S.; Industrial Arts Mrs. Doris Quist, Marygrove College, B.A.; Business Education Mr. Robert Hirschenberger, Central Michigan University, B.S.; Industrial Arts Mr. John F. McDonald, Western Michi- gan University, A.B.; University of Michi- gan, M.A.; Graphic Arts Mr. Daryl Fairbanks, University of Michigan, B.S., M.A.; Mathematics New materials for algebra, ad- vanced algebra, and trigonometry courses stress the why in math- ematical processes. Trigonometry and solid geometry are prerequi- sites for analytical geometry, a new course offered to seniors. In the science department, labora- tory assistants — students who have already taken biology, chemistry, or physics — aid the teachers. The student assistants receive credit as well as practical experience. Rules of Mr. William Smith, Lock Haven State Teachers College, B.S.; University of Michigan, M.A.; Mathematics Mrs. Jacqueline Collier University. B.S.; Science m Kansas State Mr. Johann Ingold, Michigan University, B.S., M.S.; Agriculture State Mr. Francis Cameron, Michigan State Mr. William Black, University of Toledo, Mrs R osa Grout, Wyoming State Uni- University. B.S.; Northern Michigan B.A.; Mathematics versity, B.A.; University of Minnesota, University M.A.; Mathematics M.A.; Mathematics Mr. Richard Oslund, Northern Michigan Mr. William Krieger, Northern Michi- Mr. Kenneth Lake, Northern Michigan University, B.S.; Science gan University, B.S.; Physics University, B.S., M.A.; Mathematics Logic and Science Govern Courses Mr. sity, David Imig, Michigan State Univer- B.S.; Chemistry Mr. Kenneth Kiczenski, Northern Michigan Mr. Otto McNaughton, University, B.S.; Mathematics gan University, B.S.; Biol Northern Michi °gy 53 Humanities Cultural Miss Mildred Enich, University of Iowa, B.A., M.A.; Social Science The social science department varies its use of lectures, movies, tapes, and film strips to make classes meaningful to students and teachers. The team teaching method has proven very profitable in the American history classes, where students with special abilities are encouraged to pursue their studies outside the class. Students of art, music, and humanities also strive to develop their creative abilities. Mr. Tom Artes. Luther College, B.A. Social Science Miss Sharon Bennette, Western Michigan University, B.S.; Social Science Mr. Mervin Beadle, Northern Michigan University, B.S.; University of Michigan, M.A.; Social Studies Increase Horizons Mr. Joseph Deike, University of Michigan, Mr. Joseph Wallace, Evangel College, B.A.,M.A.; Music B.S.; Art Mrs. Irene Hungerford, Michigan State Mr. Gale Nelson, Michigan State Univer- Mrs. Caroline Selby, University of Maine, University, B.A.; Social Science sity, B.A.; Social Science B.A.; Social Science Art students Walter Johnson, Sheryl Brommenschenkel, Sandra Mayer and James Inabinet practice techniques of painting with water colors. ■ M Sgt. Sidney Wilson, R.O.T.C. Capt. James Brammer, Xavier University; R.O.T.C. Mr. Fred Heselton, Michigan State University; Study Room Supervisor Mrs. Molly Glowacki, Northern Michigan Mr. William Larson, Northern Michigan Mr. William Campbell, University of University, B.S.; Girls ' Physical Educa- University, B. A.; Boys ' Physical Education Washington, B. A.; Study Hall Supervisor tion ucation Hll ' iiui James Robin Steven Thomas Lee William Bruce N. Ronald David Jo Anne Adkins Babcock Bata Bennett Bertram Brabant Campbell Chalmers Collins Couvier Kevin John Bonita Carol Ronald Janet Robert Lee Kendall Paul Alford Bailey Baxter Benoit Bird Broun Carlson Christie Conley Crozier Linda Charles John Elizabeth Robert Lynn Elaine William Beverly Charles Allen Baldino Beamish Benoit Blackstock Bumstead Carriere Clark Cook Cryderman Freshmen Begin Their Academic Rebecca Allen Barbara Amyotte Louise Antonelli Gloria Arnott Maria Ball Deborah Baril Elizabeth Barnes Annette Ban- Jean Belanger Brent Belleau Brian Belleau Valarie Belleau Melvin Benoit Donna Bergeron Mark Berlinger Nancy Bernard Daniel Bolz Robert B os lev Paul Bottrell Elizabeth Boyer Terry Bumstead Janet Bush Robert Bve Bruce C. Campbell Donald Carder Robert Cartvvright Sally Cartvvright Vicky Chadwick Hugh Clarke Vern Clement Ivan Clow Francis Cole Gary Ronald Cook Cryderman Catherine Jack Cooper Curry Michael Candice Cooper Curtis Roger Nancy Cooper Curtis Cathy Tempie Cheryl Kathy Dahl Dubow Ermatinger Fox Rex Marcia Lynn John Dahl Dumbeck Fair Freeborn Patrick Cvnthia Carol William R. Daley Eagle Falkenhagen Freeman Leonard Clyde Rickie James Cassandra Reuben Garyson Gravelle Hancock Helm Imeson Kangas Cynthia Nancy Janice Timothy Jeffrey- Shari Gay Gray Hanna Higgins Jackson Kangas Gladys Lenore Mary Richard Robert Jay Gemmel Green Hansen Hill Jacobson Kay Careers in Sault High • A ft f l m ft t JB| p ll fS O f i Darryl Dalimonte Janet Diehr Paul Douglas Susan Drow Ann Roger William Marsha Earl Falkenhagen Gabriel Gerrish Nancy Karen Richard Cynthia Earl Forbes Gady Gleason Velma Wayne Penny Terry Ellis Fortin Gagnon Goetz Linda Deborah Diann Arlon Erickson Fournier Garlinghouse Goforth Thomas Michele Robert Andrea Lynn John Gregg Harvey Hoffman Johnson Kellis Rose David John Nora Christine Griffin Harwood Horka Johnson Kelly Patricia Steven Roger Terri William Gugin Hayslett florton Jones Kelly- Tony Randy Cheryl Michael Robert Dennis Hallesy Heck Hutte June Kennedy Paulette Terry Deborah Richard Mary Gerald James Nancy Annette Kibble Laaksonen Lantz Leischow Maki Marshall McClellan McDonald Menard Virginia Thomas Gregory Martin Terry Sandra Daniel Brenda Debra Kiernan LaCross LaPrairie Lewis Maki Mastaw McCoy McKerchie Menard Ernest Bruce Gregory Samuel Melvin Robert Lesile Doris Dennis Klein Laitinen Larson Lightfoot Maleport Materna McCoy McKerchie Menard Dennis Mingay Jane Minta Kristin Mitchell A Realm of New Clubs and Activities Stephanie Gerald Jean James Martin Bruce Maureen Harold Donald Benjamin Klein LaLonde LaRue Lorendo Malloy Mattson McCoy McKerchie Menard Moiles Anthony Timothy Donald David Darrell Lynne Patti Daniel Joseph Christine Klier LaLonde Lawrence Mackie Marble Mattson McCoy McPherson Mendoskin Morlev Cindy Cynthia Ronald Wayne Ronald Lynn James Debra James Helen Koivisto Lamoreaux Lawrence Madden Marble Mayer McCulligh McPherson Menere Mourufas Hazel Robert Lawrence John Shyrlee Richard Diane Joanne Normajean Mary Krull LaMothe Leask Maki Marble Maze McDonald McShane Miller Murphy Patti Mike Debra Dale Richard Mei-Lam Ricky Deborah Rosemary George Murphy Nicholls Ouimet Persall Proffitt Rice Roy Shadnaw Sibbald Somes Darryle Dennis Jack Muriel Susan Ronald Daniel Sharon William Richard Murtha Nichols Pahn Persall Puska Robinson Rudd Shampine Sillers Somes Ellen Ron Michael Renee Eileen Barbara Dennis Kenneth Theresa Barbara Myers Nixon Pajula Peters Quack Rogers Rutledge Sherman Simpkins Speicher Sparks Interest Among Freshmen tin 11 ) rV JoAnn Myner Linda Myner Bradley Neuman Judy Newcomb Marian Deborah Donald Jacqueline Sally Shuman Sindles Stevens Dale Karl Arthur Frank Saunders Shunk Smart Stott Jeffery Connie Kevin Linda Sauro Sibbald Smith Strong Patrick Gwen Loren Brenda Sauro Sibbald Smith Suggitt Freshman President Sam Lightfoot outlines plans for the future to Secretary Carol Vander Band, Treas- urer Tempie Dubow, and Vice-President Mei-Lam Rice. Freshmen Elect Their First Officers Judith Thomas David Marietta Julie Sullivan Tadgerson TenEyck Thompson Truckey Marc Howard Mike Rhonda Carol Sundstrom Talentino TenEvck Thompson Vanderband Pamela Twylia Paul Timothy Dennis Swailes Talentino Theriault Tilson VanLuven Mary Mary Brian Robert Jacquelyn Synett Tanner Thompson Thompsett Veler Caroline Edith Gladys Joan V ' enier Warick Weber White John Martyn Joan William Yenious Waybrant Wemigwans White Linda Russell Penny Sandra Verrett Waybrant Wenman Willis Douglas David Larry Judy- Vert Webber Whisenant Wilson Mary Wilson Charles Wiltsie Thomas Wiltsie Jan Worley Fauncey Glenn Bonnie Robert Ronald Susan Gary Ann Colleen Dennis Aikens Arnett Barkley Benjamin Blalock Bresnahan Calery Christianson Cooper Dahlman Katherine Donna Leanne Dean Laurie Susan John Helen Richard Michael Akkanen Arnott Barnes Bennette Blazejewski Briggs Campbell Clark Cooper Daley David John Ronald Sharon Beverly Patricia Barbara Mary Coral Cheryl Albrough Arnott Bata Benoit Bogart Britton Carlson Clement Cork Davis Sophomores Enjoy New-Found Freedom 4 ' V Mark Billie Candace Thomas Richard Sheryl Larry Duanne Robert Craig Alford Augustson Bean Bergeron Bosley Brommen- Carmack Clow Crockett Davidson Glenn Norman William Patricia Bernard schenkel Cynthia Alfred Jerry Stephen Anderson Avery Bedore Bergstrom Bouschor Sally Cartvvright Colegrove Crydermar Deluca James John Harvey Charles Beverly Brown Sandra Barbara Allen George Anderson Babcock Bell Bicknell Bouschor Sally Caster Collette Currie Desormeaux Donald Theila Michael Rand Barbara Burnside Lila Patricia Gary Katherine Arbic Bailey Belleau Bishop Brawley Michael Burtt Causley Cook Curtis Donnelly Cynthia Dorie Paula Douglas Stephen Drovin Marianne Terry Eagle Eshaia Martin Frederick Eckart Farrish Randy Linda Edward Faunt Joanne Flowers Michael Flynn Loris Forrest Ardith Michael Carol Vernann Fryer Gregg Hanna Hillock Wayne Richard Sharon David Gamelin Gregg Hanna Hillmar Daniel Robert Laurie Bonnie Gilroy Gregg Harrison Hodge Paul D. Johnson Randall Johnson Paula Johnston David Kellis Sonya Kelly Catherine Kibble New Responsibilities Greet Sophomores l§ f? P P sxk Malcolm Dunaway Nancy Durno Greg Eagle Katherine Eagle Ricky Theodore Sandra Christine Linda Ronald Linda Marc William Marguerite Edward Ferguson Forrest Godin Hamilton HembrofT Hodges Johnvin Kiernan George Diana Thomas Linda Beth Stephen Donald David Roselyne Kii hei Ferris Fortin Graham Hancock Henderson Howson Jones Keirnan Margaret Donald Kenneth Brian Kenneth Kathleen Dennis Patricia Jean Elston Finlayson Frook Green Hancock Hill Hungerford Jones King William Patricia William Janet Frederick Linda Debrah Steve Roger Ermatinger Flood Frost Gregg Handziak Hill Johnson Kane Koistinen fp ft r Timothy Charles James B. Greg William Dennis Karen John Minta Koivisto Leigh Mackie Marchetti Mattson McKiddie Messer Gordon Michael James S. Lynne Sandra Dorothy Michael Gerald Kostenuik Leigh Mackie Marken Mayer McKiddie Metrish Mitchell Edward Juanita Linda Thomas Bonnie Darl Barbara Harold Kubont Lipponen Maki Marshall McCoy McLean Michaels Mitchell Thomas Morlev Vicki Morris George Moyer Bruce Nelson Gene Nelson Andy Newcomb in Their Second Year at Sault High P ' P fTj ap v tf ft ( 0fy ft Ronald David Timothy David John William Ronald Lapico Lounds Malette Martin McDonald McLeod Michalsk Helen Daniel William Donna Michael Frederick Gary LaPrairie Lyons Malette Martin McDonald McMillan Miller Sharon Mary Michael Stella Beverly Scott Annette Leach MacArthur Mansfield Martindale McKerchie McPherson Mills Carol Sandra Carolyn Kay James Alfred Mary Leask MacKechnie Marchand Mattson McKerchie Menard Mingay Grace Chris Barbara Moiles Myers Newcomb Ronald Linda Charles Monck Myers Niemi Gordon Gregory Gary Moon Myner Nurmi Hugh Darold Kenneth Moran Nash Oberle _J IP ' S? ift . 7j PHp C 4 p Jeffrey Peggy Anne Terry Oberman Pavlat Petingalo Albert JoAnn Clark O ' Brien Payment Petrousek Robert Pamela Terry O ' Neill Peller Pettett Margaret Ranson Gloria Robbins James Rogers John Patricia Sandie Shackleton Francis Mary Sauasky Shaw Thomas William Sayer Shouldice Douglas Larry Christopher Bryan Sims Sparks Stabile Sundman Russell Jacqueline William Marta Smart Specht Stanaway Sutton Theodore LeeAnn Terry Barbara Smith Speicher Steinhaus Swan In Their Sophomore Year Mary Ann Steve Robert Albert Gretchen Linda Osborn Perron Piorainen Royer Schneider Shuman Gayle David Maryla Charles Frank Andrew Owaski Perry Porter Russell Scott Sibbald Linda Patrick David Carolyn Marcia Margaret Palmer Perry Pruess Sally Seppala Sibbald Roseanna Charles Katherine Larry Susan John Parish Peterson Quinn Sanderson Seppala Siegwart Suzanne Smith Sally Jean Socia Joanne Somes Wanda Somes Gail Janet Wendy Spencer Stevenson Swan Peter Mary David Sprague Stevenson Swart Thomas John Terry Spurgin Stewart Synett Roberta Raymond Ronald Spurlock Stott Tamlyn Kay Mattson, President of the Sophomore Class, explains the Maidens ' Day Dance theme to Vice-President James Wardlow, Treasurer Chris Stabile, and Secretary Linda Maki. Officers Exhibit Inspiring Leadership Gregg Taylor Linda Taylor Norman TenEyck Steve Tepp mr Michael Thompson William Thompson Margaret Trapasso David Tremont Nora Trumbley Larry Verretl Harold Vollick Joyce Vollick Lynda Vollick Paul Wade Ida Wagner Barbara Walker Virginia Wallace James Wardlow Beverly Warick Debbie Weaver Cheryl Webb Richard Webber Gail Weber Jacqueline Wemigwans Donna Westerburg David White Cynthia Wilcox Richard Williams Geoffrey Wilson Terry Winger Gary Wirtanen Michael Wirtanen Melissa Wolfe Donald Worley Timothy Woskobojnik John Wray Linda Wright Larrv Yon David Ziegert Dianne Zimmerman V? 151 f 1 Hi w w Mary Donald Gene Nancy Gary James Robert Robert Edwin Gordon Adams Autore Bertram Bowers Brown Burtt Calery Chapman Colegrove Cooper Robert John Priscilla James Lesile Robert Harry John Marilyn Donald Amell Badenski Black Brady Brown Burtt Campbell Christie Collier Corbiere Nancy Elyse Larry Gordon David Catherine Richard Barbara Patricia Diane Anderson Ball Bogart Brazil Bryers Bush Capiscolto Clarke Comisky Couvier A Sense of Responsibility Julie William Linda Cynthia David Stephen Lana Terry Ant; nelli Beamish Bosley Bricker Buchan Bush Carley Clement Alan Dennis William Mary Anne Guy Norma Kenneth William Armstrong Bennette Bosley Bridge Bumstead Byers Carlson Cobb Sherry Linda Grace Frank Tom Kathy Brian Susan Aube Bergeron Boult Bridge Bumstead Calder Carr Cody Sally Rita Donald Eva Barbara Robert Randall Joseph Auguston Bergeron Bowerman Brosco Burtt Caldwell Carr Cole Sheila Compton James Conley Diana Cook Paul Cook Sally Craven Sharon Crebo Mary Ann Crisp Daniel Cryderman 9 ■ % f f5 ft f% fH I _ Gene Patrick Philip Joann Lynne Patrick James Frances Steve Diane Curtis Dennis Dritter Eichstaedt Ermatinger Ferraro Flowers Gagnon Gerrish Gordon Clara John John Zebo Patricia Roland Maurice David Patricia Jocelyn DeLuca DeRochey Earle Eltezam Fabricino Fletcher Forrest Geniesse Goehle Gough Daniel Sharon Janis Candance Robert Gretchen William M. Bertha Diane Daniel De Merse Doran Echardt Erard Fabricino Flood Freeman Gerou Goodine Green Develops in Junior Leaders President of the Junior Class, Larry Hembroff (second from right), discusses plans for the Junior Prom with Susan Yon, secretary; Jim Young, vice-president; and Jocelyn Gough, treasurer. Bonnie Cathy Glen Fred Alice Melody Judd Beverly James Leo Gregg Hansen Helman Hill Holloway Hope Howson Izzard Jeffrey Joutsie Daniel Samuel Larry Cynthia Georgia Kristine Penny Kenneth Barbara Gary Gregg Harma Hembroff Hines Holton Horka Hubbard Izzard Johnson Kabke Robert Becky Gary Brenda Gayle Donna David Richard Ronald Jo Ann Hanna Hatch Herschell Hoath Hope Hough Hutte Jacobson Johnson Kangas Sault High ' s Pacesetters Sault High ' s Driver Education course gives students much needed knowledge and experience for safe driv- ing and allows them to receive their licenses at age sixteen. 1 f fll ■HHHL mMtwm MfK Aim . f fa ft Ronald Mary Kay Jon Karvi Ketch um LaBossiere Mary Ellen Arthur Duane Keating Klein LaCrosse Shirley Carole Mary Kellan Kniskern LaLonde William Maki Richard Malcolm Carolyn Maltas Gail Harris Philip Lawrence Margaret Daniel Mastau McGill Menard Myers Nurmi Owaski Weldon Patricia Terry Katherine Coleen Glenn Matheson McGuire Menard Myner O ' Brien Owaski Danny Bert Scott VVilma Lewis Gary Mayer McKerchie Michaels Nash O ' Brien Palmer Prepare for Senior Year Lit I ( f LZ f i Qkffi William Kellis Michael Kelly Ernest Kemp George Kempf Sandie Koivisto Walter Komarnizki Bernadine Krull Darlene Krull James Lewis Steven Lightfoot Virginia Lutz Deborah Mackie Thomas Diane Daniel Robert Donna Mansfield Mayer McKerchie Moiles Nelson Robert James Archie Anita Robert Marchand McCall McPherson Moon Newcomb Eric Joanne Carol Janis Don Marken McDonald Meehan Moran Nicholls Mary Marsha Louis Steve Douglas Marshall McGahey Menard Morrison Norton Robert O ' Brien V ' ivienne Ordiway Antonio Orlando Patricia Osborn Larry Paquette Margaret Partridge Robert Patton Howard Pavlat Rudy Alan Scott Judith Beverly Carol John Merle Peggy Linda Pavlat Peterson Reid Sangster Smith Streeter Taylor Vollick Weaver Wollan Patricia David Suzanne Roger David Carol Debra Robert Dale Hal Pavlot Peterson Riddle Scales Smith Steffens TenEyck Wade Weber Woodgate Angeline Charles Gary Charles Michael L. Alfred Joanie John Janice Penny Payment Poliski Roe Seppala Smith Stevens TenEyck Ward Werve Woodgate Juniors Learn Meaning of Achievement MM ' ' ' ' I ' I Constance Kathleen Wanda Marshall Linda David Larry Kathrvn Beverly i in-lit Preslan Rogers Sharpe Sommer Strickland TenEyck Ward White James Beverly Nancy Fred Daniel Randall Robert Shelah Deborah Fayment Purvis Rogers Shaw Soper Suggitt Tepp Wardlow White ii ; i James Gloria Marsha Roy Becky Jerri Dennis Paul - 1 Quigley Royer Shunk Spencer Swick Veler Waybrant Willette Barbara James Michael Dianne Mary Gary Melvvn Karen Pr : man Quinn Sally Sibbald Stanaway Tadgerson Vincent Waybrant Wilson Katerina Wydra Susan Yon James Young Richard Ziegert Davis MacDonald Patricia Mackie Patricia Madigan Mary Mapes Cheryl Theriault Diane Thompson k Dorothy Teets Cheryl Thoreson Patricia Venious John Thurston Lavonda Thurston Norman Trier David Wyatt Janice Yeack Patricia ZenZen Frank Zimmerman 1967 Graduates Plan Future Success Scrutinizing graduation announcements are senior class officers: Susie Finlayson, secretary; Grace Starmer, treas- urer; Jim St. John, president; and Charlene Worley, vice- president. Thomas Albon David Allen Edith Arnett Richard Badenski Joseph Bernardi Percilla Bonacci Edmund Bowers Terrv Brazil Ray Cartmill Thomas Cook Richard DeMolen Steve Dew Glenn Dow Lvnn Eagle Kenneth Ermatinger Barbara Flood Richard Fontaine Victor Gardi Gerald Gates David Goetz Merle Gurnoe Renate Hoppe Linda Howe Nancy Johnston Dennis Rammers David Koponen Michael Kubont David Lambert William Leach David Leask Donald McMaster William Mahar Gene McKenzie Larry Moore Mary O ' Connor David O ' Gorman Raymond Padgett Roger Pinard John Ranta David Shadnaw Janeen Sharpe Dale Sibbald Mark T. Snell Dallas Steinhaus Larry Stevenson Charles Streeter Robert Syrjala Gregory Tomas Anthony Ubaldi Steven Vance Barry Vincent William Waugh Jay Welch James White John White Calvin Woodard The Outstanding Insurance Companies Of The Area Salute The Outstanding Boys Chosen As ROTC Officers. your independent Insurance agent SERVES YOU FIRST Adams Insurance Agency 223 Ashmun St. 632-2891 Madigan Insurance Agency 519 Court 635-5233 Old, Murphy Old 206 Ashmun St. 632-2203 Calder Insurance Agency 402 Ashmun St. 632-6781 Fowler Insurance Agency 204 E. Spruce 632-2163 Fruik Insurance Agency 417 Maple St. 632-8681 McGauley Insurance Agency 107 Arlington 632-8121 McKee Insurance Agency 407 E. Spruce 632-9622 Myner Insurance Agency 932 Ashmun 632-9631 Glenn Smart Agency 353 Carrie St. 632-8761 Quigley Insurance Agency 113 W. 19th . 632-7794 The Color Guard, which performs at most school func- tions, is composed of Sgts. Arbic, Wilson, Frook, and Peterson. 1st Sgt. Owaski and S Sgt. McNamara are instructing Sgt. Larson on the proper procedure of report making. Sgt. Wilson and S Sgt. McNamara assist two members of the Girl ' s Rifle Team, Sandy MacKechnie and Nancy Johnson. . ■ ' .: ' ■■ : ' | J M L i ' lid) IZlE I fl m H ' s SmM B 1st Sgt. Owaski is shown demonstrating the proper firing posi- tion to Sgt. Nixon. The ROTC instructors are Capt. Brammer and M Sgt. S. H. Wilson. This Page Sponsored By Sarge ' s Store Soo Welding Co. Lietz Sports Shop Nevilles Superette 94 Murph ' s Hamburger Hiawathaland Oil Co. Nash ' s Standard Service Home Gas Home Gas Co. A wonderful world. Your world. Full of exciting challenges and rich rewards. Let ' s keep trying to make it a better world for everyone. MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY C COMPANY Building Materials of All Kinds Rough Lumber Your Building Millwork Interest Fencing Is Our Hardware Personal Paint Interest Insulation ALLAN LUMBER CO. Barbeau, Mich. 632-2973 Smartly dressed in the latest fashions, Dave Lambert helps Renate Hoppe down the stai rs BARISH BROTHERS 221 Ashmun St. 632-6161 Carol Kniskern and Paul Willette use the convenient drive-in window at Sault Savings Bank. Just another way of serving their customers better. THE SAULT SAVINGS BANK Not for Profit Not for Charity But for Service S00 CO-OP CREDIT UNION ► CALLAGHAN ' S MARKET 220 Osborn 632-3891 We have a wide selection of Grade A meats and delicious fresh fruits and vegetables. Guns and Fishing Tackle Cottages Boats and Motors Rented — 3 miles east of Barbeau, Mich, on Scenic St. Mary ' s River Channelview Sport Shop STAN DAK BRUMWELL STANDARD SERVICE Complete line of all accessories Standard Products . Electronic motor tune-up . 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Lumber — Mortar — Roofing Insulation — Rock- la the — Cement Rox Cement Paint Drain Tile — Paints 819 Ashmun Street 632-3201 JEANS JEWELRY f ■ ii 1 x V |vll mm £ - ' ■ l You ' ll fly away with your gal ' s heart when you take her to the Marti Shunk certainly seems happy. Grace Starmer shows her what a fine job was done on her coat. ° B •Ves f v _ Bob Patton and Sandy Koivisto are looking at watches but perhaps they have some- thing else in mind. Owned by those we serve CLOVERLAND ELECTRIC CO-OPERATIVE When you ' re hard-working students like Don Stevens, Grace Starmer, Marti Shunk, Keith Cork, and Buddy Blixt you know the way to refreshment after a long day at school. Barb Quinn and Dave Smith seem delighted with the wide variety of KEEPSAKE rings available at S00 IMPORTS INC. 1-75 Business Spur A. E. MACKIE SON 632-351 1 The most modern Styles at moderate prices Sally ' s Smartwear 505 Ashmun 635-9201 Karen Wilson and Dianne Stanaway just love that bug. Possibly it loves them too. Channelmaster Radios Sylvania TV ' s Are Our Specialty Repairs Made Also. Ben Boult Radio Television Shop 507 Ashmun 632-3411 P. JACOBS SONS Dealers i r Scrap Metal Your diploma is your key to success in whatever endeavor you choose. We rejoice each year with newest crop of graduates ESELCD Serving Michigan ' s Eastern Upper Peninsula Get out from behind the 8 ball ' CATEL ' S RECREATION 214 Ashmun Bowl Your Cares Away Kathy Fitzpatrick, Patti Madigan, and Cathy Wolfe have found the place to go when they care enough to send the best. That ' s right DONDEE BOWLING LANES Chic Vinu General Manager Open Bowling Every Afternoon Saturday Sunday Free Instructions US2 at City Limits Planning to Move? Let the expert movers at FROST MOVING AND STORAGE Transport Your Home Furnishings. Allied Van Lines Agent 400 Sheridan Drive GERRIE PRESS Your Hallmark Headquarters UILDERS 5 lk On v- Sm ' J9k r your way home — We Sell Everything Still For Building Anything carrying that letter Serving the Soo for in your pocket? Over 30 Yrs. STOP!!! mail it at: Johnstone at ROE ' S GROCERY U.S. POST OFFICE the bridge Barbeau, Michigan A program dedicated to you from WWUP-TV CHANNEL Your Upper Peninsula television station Sports are a healthy way to spend your leisure time Boating, water skiing or any equipment it ' s RODIGER ' S SPORTING GOODS Sharon Doran approves of Walt Johnson ' s excellent selection in men ' s clothing. THE MAN STORE 237 Ridge DALE ' S MARKET Me 2-2461 mat mingl mat saving! GREENS SERVICE STATION 1811 Ashmun THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Famous For THE LOWEST NET COST Among the Leading Insurance Companies of America. P. C. BONACCI M. S. STRAHL The newest and most modern equipment is used to keep your school and community clean. SAULT SANITATION SERVICE Ashmun St. 635-5971 Maltas and Flood offers its customers many services. As Becky Swick is undecided about that right fragrance, Buddy Blixt takes a little time out to assist her. MALTAS AND FLOOD DRUGS Ashmun at Spruce 632-9661 You can be SURE . . . if it ' s WESTINGHOUSE SHUNK HOME APPLIANCES serves you in Sault Ste. Marie and Manistique g sse l Satisfied People Shop at SCOTTS The Store with the Sign of Progress 512 Ashmun St. 632-2591 S00 CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY Incorporated 1913 Main Store and Office — 220 Osborn Planning a party? Join Thea and Jackie Specht in shopping at the store where party provisions are at their best. CHIPPEWA COUNTY CO-OPERATIVE CO. DEALERS IN FEEDS AND FARM SUPPLIES SHERIDAN DRIVE J. W. WALKER, Manager Monday Thru Friday 4:00 until 6:00 WEIR MOVING AND STORAGE Move Up With North American Van Line Gentlemen Of Moving Industry ■111 It Barb Quinn is shown modeling one of our many sport-outfits. ONTGOMERY • 632-2247 524 Ashmun FIRST DNAL BANK ■£;.■ Department Store of Finance The commercial bank can be called this because it offers such a wide variety of services. The Dow Jones teletype is just one of the many services avail- able at: THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK A Member of the F.D.I.C. Congratulations Graduating Class of 1967 LIPSETT CHEVROLET SOO AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION Pickford Michigan Congratulations Graduating Class Of 1967 Ted Caffey Chevrolet Hollingsworth Auto Sales Sims Motor Company Wienekee Soo Ford Sales Walgreen Agency Dial 632-9751 517 Ashmun St. Soo. Mich. SHOBERG DRUGS We are always improving to serve our customers better. CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK Ken McCulligh and Kathy Myner know how to keep going strong. They drink at least three glasses of Sunlite Dairy milk everyday ti m Sharon Lyons and Thea Specht admire the beautiful Easter lillies at SUNLITE DAIRY We Specialize in Home Delivery Weber ' s Flowers 1901 Ashmun St. Premium Oil Co. Your Leonard Dealer for the Soo and Area 936 Ashmun LEONARD Pearce ' s Speedy Car Wash The Newest and Most Modern Automatic Car Wash in the Soo 516 Spruce Mansfield ' s Cozy Corner Grocery Your Leonard Dealer by the River Bar beau at the Rock Cut AT YOUR SERVICE ZOTH, VEAfc CUOICZ fOt SZHiQK POITKMTS. 9 6 3 3 2 2 A 9 6 3 ■ c u INSURANCE I F M y n e r AGENCy ■ s h m 1 u n rr — : - 1 w Malette Construction Equipment Company Shovel — Cranes Contractor ' s Equipment Supplies 806 Seymour 635-5239 SOO CREDIT BUREAU Credit, Man ' s Confidence in Man 538 Ashmun St. 632-2282 RUDY ' S VULCANIZING SHOP Gas for Less 1001 Ashmun 632-7322 I. L WHITEHEAD -CONTRACTORS- Specialists in Earth and Rock iin-7 a c i j Excavations 1 107 W. Easterday portable washed gravel plants gravel crushing and hauling 632-3241 t member of American road builders association and member of Mich, road builders association SAULT STE MARIE BEAUTY ACADEMY Teachers of all the facts of COSMETOLOGY. 200 Ashmun Street 632-3329 SOO CO-OP CREDIT UNION Not for Profit Not for Charity But for Service 220 Osborn 632-3891 Sault Ste. Marie Mackinaw City Indian River Traverse City Ludington Houghton Lake Cadillac SOO COIN for everything in music Philco RCA Magnavox 112 Ridge St. 635-5286 Join Your Friends and Earn Your College Degree at LAKE SUPERIOR STATE COLLEGE of Michigan Technological University Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan Michigan ' s Newest 4 Year State College Courtesy of The Evening News Sault News Printing Co. SUPERIOR MOVING STORAGE (N. J. SOUCY, Owner) LOCAL LONG DISTANCE MOVERS Agents for NATIONAL VAN LINES GOV ' T. APPROVED DIAL 632-8800 Evenings Call ME 2-8565 616 W. Spruce Our exchange student does his share to support our school. LEONARD W. BARNES AND SON Plumbing And Heating 136 Ridge St. 632-810 Roland Akrc David Allen Roberta Allen— Speech Club 10,11; GAA 9; Gymnastics .10 Carl Anderson — Intramural Sporls 9,10. Edith Arnetl— CAA II; Volunteens 10,11; Vocational Co-op 12; Transferred from Perry High School, Massillon, Ohio James Atkins— Varsity Club 12; Homeroom Vice-President 9, Secretary 10,11,12; Football, Bee 9,10, Varsity 11, 12. Richard Badenski C. Dennis Bailey— Speech Club 10,11; Varsity Club Sergeant at Arms 9. Vice-President 10,11, Secretary-Treasurer 12, Junior Rotarians 12; Homeroom Vice-President 10; Football. Bee 9, Varsity 10,11,12; Basketball, Bee 9.10, Varsity 1 1, Captain 12. Elizabeth Baker— Speech Club 12; Colonnade 12; Ski Club 12; Transferred from Hol- land Until School Holland, Michigan. Michael Barnes— Varsity Club 10, Advisory Council 1 1 , President 12; Junior Rolarians 12; Homeroom Sergeant at Arms 11,12, Intramural Sports 9,10,1 1,12; Football, Bee 9, Varsity 10.11.12; Basketball, Cee 9; Bee 10; Varsity 11,12; Wrestling 11. Class Vice- President 1 1 ; National Honor Society. Darrell Baumler— Varsity Club 12; Keynote 10; Intramural Sports 9,12; Gymnastics 12; Football, Bee 9,10, Varsity 11,12, Basketball, Cee 9, Varsity Manager 12; Track and Field 10,1 1,12; Wrestling Club 1 1 ■ians 12; Elcc- Arlen Bell— Varsity Club 10, Advisory Council 11. Vice-President 12; FFA 9,10, Sentinel 11, Secretary 12; Hi-Y 11,12; Junior Rolarians 12; Homeroom Secretary 9, President 10,11,12, Intramural Sporls 9,10,11,12; Football. Bee 9,10, Varsity II, Cap- tain 12, Basketball, Cee 9, Bee 10, Varsity 11,12; Track and Field 9,10,11,12, Wres- tling Club 1 1 ; Class President 1 1 ; National Honor Society. Cynihia Benoit— Speech Club 12; FTA 9; FNA 12; Choir 10,11,12; Gymnastics 9,10, Treasurer 1 1, President 12 Gary Bergeron — Vocational Co-op 12 Sandra Bergstrom— Northern Light 10,1 1 . Youth for Christ 10,11. Joseph Bernardi — Transferred from Sir James Dunn. Saull Ste Marie, Ontario. Carol Blair— Aqua Cadets 9, President II; Speech Club 10; FNA 9,10,11, President 12, Choir 10,11,12; Colonnade 12; GAA 9,10,11; Student Council 11,12; Gymnastics 10,11. Harry Blixt— Choir 11,12; Band 9,10,11.12; Homeroom Sergeant at Arms 9; Red Cross Life Saving 10. Linda Bogart— Youth for Christ 9.10.11. Percilla Bonacci — Aqua Cadets 9; Choir 9,12; Homeroom Treasurer 10,11, Gym- nastics 9.10. Christina Bosley JancBosley Robert Bourque Thomas Bourque Deloris Bowerman — Choir 12, Youth for Christ 9, Vocational Co-op 12 Edmund Bowers Terry Brazil Richard Breton Christine Brisbois— GAA 11; Homeroom Vice-President 11; Gymnastics 10; Trans- ferred from Loretto Catholic Central Daniel Brown— Ski Club 9,10 Robert Brown— Ski Club 9, Patrick Brunei— Student Council 12; Football, Varsity 12; Transferred from Glen Lake High School. Maple City. Michigan. Mary Bumstead— Speech Club 10.11,12; Colonnade II. Treasurer 12; Homeroom Presidenl 9,10,11, Vice-President 12; Gymnastics 9; Cheerleading, Bee 9, Varsity 10. 11,12; National Honor Society; Homecoming Princess. Jon Burns— Transferred from Bawaling Collegiate and Vocational School, Sault Ste Marie, Ontario Jan Bum— Speech Club 11,12; FTA 10,11,12; Colonnade 11,12; Student Council II. 12; Speech Club Plays 1 1 . 12 Carol CafTey— Aqua Cadets 9; Speech Club 10,11,12; Colonnade 11,12; Homeroom Secretary 9; Treasurer 1 0, Secretary 1 1 ; Gymnastics 9 Wilma Cardinal— Colonnade II; Homeroom Treasurer 10; Majorettes 9,10,11,12 Ray Cartmill— Transferred from Sault Collegiate Institute, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario Joan Charles— Colonnade 11,12 Arlene Christie— FTA 10,11,12 Jon Christie— Varsity Club 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Junior Rolarians 12; Homeroom Sergeant at Arms 9, Basketball, Bee 9, 10, Varsity 11,12; Cross Country 9. Nancy Clark— Youth for Christ 9,10; Vocational Co-op 12 Gary Clow — Homeroom Vice-President 9,12; Vocational Co-op 11,12. Lori Cook— FTA 10,11,12; FNA 9; GAA 10; Red Cross Council 9,10,11,12; Volunteens 11, 12 Keith Cork— Band 9,10,11,12; Student Council 10; Homeroom Vice-President 11. Joseph Coullard— Northern Light 12; Intramural Sports 12 Michael Cowley— Electronics Club 10,11, Vice-President 12; Ski Club 9,12; Speech Club Play 12. DiAnn Dale— Speech Club 10; FTA 9.10,11; Homeroom Secretary 9; Vocational Co-op 11,12 Richard DeMolen — Choir 12; Transferred from Loretto Catholic Central Steven Dew — Transferred from Sir James Dunn, Sault Ste Marie, Ontario Kaihv Donnelly — Homeroom Secretary 1 1 , Vocational Co-op 12 Mar) ' Beth Donnelly— Colonnade 11,12; GAA 9,10,11; Homeroom Treasurer 9,11, 12, Secretary 10; Red Cross Council 10,11, Gymnastics 9,10,11,12; Vocational Co-op 11,12. Patrick Dougherty— Junior R ' otarians 12; Ski Club 9,10,11,12; Cross Country II; Wrestling Club 11. Glenn Dow Lynn Eagle Marilyn Eagle— Homeroom Secretary 9,10,1 1 ; Red Cross Council 12; Gymnastics 9; Homecoming Princess John East— Junior Rotarians 12, Electronics Club 11; Homeroom Vice-President 9, President 11; Football, Cee 9, Bee 10. Varsitv 11,12; Track and Field 9, Wrestling Club II. Thomas Eby — Atom Crackers 10; Keynole 10; Transferred from St Louis De Mont- fort Prep Seminary, New York, New York. Janice Edward— Aqua Cadets 9; Speech Club 10,11; FTA 9,10,11,12; Choir 10,11, 12, Colonnade 12; Homeroom Treasurer 10, Secretary II; Gymnastics 9 10 1! Vo- cational Co-op 1 1,12. Rifle Club 1 2 Kenneth Ermatinger— Vocational Co-op 12; Transferred from Loretto Catholic Central Thomas Ewing— Atom Crackers. Treasurer 10. President 11,12; Speech Club 10 11 Presidenl 12, Varsity Club 11,12, Band 9,10,11; Hi-Y 11, Vice-President 12 Junior Rolarians 12; National Thespians 10,11.12, Intramural Sporls 10; Football, Bee 9,10 Varsity 11,12; Wrestling Club II; Forensics 10,11,12; Speech Club Plays 10,11,12; National Honor Society Sue Finlayson— FNA 10, Secretary 11, Band 9,10,11 Secretary 12; Colonnade 11 Presidenl 12; GAA 9; Homeroom Secretary 10, Ski Club 9,10,11.12; Volunteens 11, Class Treasurer 12, National Honor Society Kathleen Fitzpatrick Glenda Fletcher— Vocational Co-op 12 12. Student Council 9,10, Vocational Barbara Flood J. Susan Gard— Aqua Cadets 9; Speech Club 10.11,12; FHA 9; Colonnade 11,12; CAA 9,10,11, National Thespians 11.12; Red Cross Council 10,12, Forensics II 12; Speech Club Plays 1 0.1 1 ; Thespian Plays 11.12, National Honor Society. Gerald Gates— Intramural Sports 9 10 Frances Gauthicr— GAA 11.12; Gymnastics 9.10. Rebecca Gay— Colonnade 11,12; Homeroom Presidenl 9; Treasurer 10.11; Gym- nastics 9,10. Chuck Gervasio — Keynote 11; Junior Co-op 1 2 Dornne Gibbons H. Grant Gillette-Band 9,10,1 1,12. High School, San Mateo, California David Goetz John Graham— Junior Rotarians 12, Homeroom President 9,10, Vice-Presidenl 12, Gymnastics 11,12, Intramural Sports 9,10; Track and Field 9,10, Wrestling Club 12. Mary Gray — Vocational Co-op 1 1 Irril i ili ' m; Judith Gregg— Choir 11,12; Colonnade 11,12; Student Council 11; Homeroom Treas- urer 9,12; Gymnastics 9,10,1 1, Sergeant al Arms 12 Kennelh Gregg — Atom Crackers II, Junior Rotarians 12, Electronics Club 10; Foot- ball. Cee 9, Bee 10, Varsity 11; Basketball, Cee 9; Track and Field 9,10,11; National Honor Society Linda Gugin — Red Cross Council 11,12; Gymnastics 10 David Guisberl — Homeroom Presidenl 10,11, Red Cross Council 10 Merle Gurnoe s Club 9,10; Basketball, Cee 9; KiHe Charlotte Hancock— Aqua Cadets 9,10; FNA 9 Marion Handziak— FNA 9; Vocational Co-op 12 Louise Hatch— Speech Club 10; Choir 10; Homeroom Secretary 9, Treasurer 10 Steven Hillman— Atom Crackers 11; Speech Club 12; Band 9,10,11,12, Homeroom Sergeant at Arms 12; Gymnastics 12; Intramural Sports 12 Lois Hitchcock — Vocational Co-op 12. Melvin Hodge Ronald Hoornstra — Vocational Co-op 12 Renate Hoppe— GAA 1 1 ; Vocational Co-op 12 Linda Howe— Transferred from Sir James Dunn, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. Thomas Howe— Keynote 9.10.11.12; Band 9,10.11,12; Junior Rotarians 12; Na- tional Thespians 10,11,12, Student Council 9,10,11, Presidenl 12, Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Forensics 11,12; Speech Club Plays 10.11,12; Thespian Plays 11.12; National Honor Society, Alpha Beta Award. James Howie— Varsity 10,11,12; Junior Rotarians 12; Student Council 12; Intra- mural Spons 9,12, Foolball, Cee 9, Bee 10, Varsity 11,12; Homeroom Vice-President 12, Basketball, Cee 9. Varsity Manager 10,11; Track and Field 9,10,12; Wrestling Club 11. Joel Howson— Varsity Club 12; Band 9,10; Hi-Y Sergeant at Arms 12; Junior Rolarians 12; Ski Club 9,10,11,12, Intramural Sports 12, Foolball, Cee 9, Bee 10; Basketball, Cee 9, Bee Manager 10. James Inabinel — Intramural Sports 9, Rifle Club 12. Gerald Izzard— Vocational Co-op 11,12 Cheryl Jewell— Speech Club 10,11,12; FNA 10,11; Northern Light 11, Choir 10, II, 12, Colonnade 11, 12; GAA 9, 10; Red Cross Council 9,10,1 1 , Volunteens 10 12; Victoria Johndrow— Choir 11,12. Peggv Johnson— Choir 11,12; Transferred from Crystal Falls High School, Crystal Falls Michigan Waller Johnson Donald Johnston Nancy Johnston— FNA 9; Choir 9,10,11,12; Homeroom Treasurer 10,11; Volunteens 9; Vocational Co-op 12 Paul M Johnston— Student Council 12; Ski Club 11; Gymnastics 10,11,12; Intra- mural Spoils 111,11 Basketball, Cee 10; Track and Field 10,11; Cross Country 10, 1 1 . Wrestling Club 11,12, Transferred from Loretto Catholic Central Steven Jollineau Dennis Kammers— FFA 9,10,11,12; Gymnastics 11,12; Rifle Club 10,12; Wrestling Club 1 1 Sandra Kaunisto— Northern Light 9; Colonnade 11,12. Youth for Christ 11,12; Homeroom Secretary 9,10.11,12. Mary Anne Kibble— Vocational Co-op 12; Transferred from Loretto Catholic Central. Connie Klein Linda Komarmzki W Thomas Kranz— Varsity Club 10,11,12; Junior Rolarians 12. Homeroom Presi- dent 10.11.12; Football. Bee 10. Varsity 11,12; Basketball. Bee, 10, Varsity 11,12; National Honor Society, Transferred from Salvatorian Seminary, St Nazianz, Wis- Michael Kubont James La.tincn R Dan Laitinen David Lambert — Transferred from Sir Jai Janice LaMothe— GAA 9. Eric Larson— Band 9,10. 11. 12; Hi-Y 12; Elei William Leach David Leask— Transferred from Bawanng Collegiale and Vocalic Ste Mane, Ontario. Linda Leischow— Speech Club 10,11,12, FTA 11,12; Colonnade 11,12, Homeroom Treasurer 1 1 ; Gymnastics 9,10; Class Secretary 9 Lauretta Lenhart Karen Light— Speech Club 11.12, Northern Light 11, Transferred from Hancock High School, Hancock, Michigan John Long— Choir II, Sludeni Council 11, Homeroom President 9, Treasurer 10, Intramural Sports 10, Rifle Club 12. Irene Lyons— Transferred from Bnmley High School. Bnmley, Michigan Sharon Lyons— Transferred from Henry Ford High School, Detroit, Michigan Davis MacDonald Diane Mackey— Speech Club 10,11; Sergeant at Arms 12; FTA 11,12; Band 9,10. 11; Treasurer 12, Colonnade 11, Secretary 12; Student Council 9; Homeroom Presi- dent 10; Treasurer 12; Gymnastics 9,10; Class Treasurer 10; Homecoming Princess National Honor Society. Jamie Mackie— Northern Light 9; Choir 12; Red Cross Council 10, Secretary 11. Patricia Mackie— Band 9,10,1 1,12, Colonnade 11,12 Donald MacMaster Dunn, Sault Ste Marie Club9,l0,ll, Schoi iuli Honor Society; 111 Willia I Int. in Madigan— Speech Club 10.11. Student Council 10; Red Cross Council 9. Mahar— Transferred from Sault Collegiate Institute. Sault Ste. Marie. 9,12. Secretary II; Ski Club ,10,1 10; Ski Club 10,11, Mary Lynn Mapes—FTA 9,10; Choir 11, GAA 9. W Duane Martindale William Martindale Larry Mason Linda Mason— Speech Club 10; Homeroom Secretary 12; Vocational Co-op 11; National Honor Society; Homecoming Queen. Connie Malison-Speech Club 10.11; Choir 12; Gymnastics 9,10.11; Vocational Dennis Mayer Kenneth McCulligh— Speech Club 12; Varsity Club 10.11,12, Junior Rotanans 12; Homeroom Vice-President 9, President 12; Football. Bee 10; Basketball, Bee 9.10, Varsity 1 1 .12; Cross Country 9 Donald McKay— Red Cross Council 10 James McKay Patrick McNamara— Choir 11.12; Ski Club 9,10; Intramural Sports 10.11,12; Track and Field 10.1 1.12; Cross Country 11,12. Max Metro Paul Michaels Norman Michalski— Varsity Club 10.11.12; FFA 9.10; Student Council 9; Homeroom Vice-President 9. President 10.11.12; Intramural Sports 9.12. Basketball. Cee 9, Bee 10, Varsity II. Track and Field 10,11,12, Cross Country 10,11.12; Class Secretary 10. Greg Mingay— Homeroom Vice-President 12; Intramural Sports 10,11,12; Foot- ball. Cee 9, Bee 10; Cross Country 1 1 ; Wrestling Club 1 1 Paul Miller Bonnie Mitchell— Homeroom Treasurer 9, Vocational Co-op 12 Robert Mitchell Larry Moore— Track and Field 10,1 1 ; Rifle Club 10 Nancy Moran— Aqua Cadets 9. Speech Club 10.11.12; Keynote 9; Colonnade 11.12; GAA 9. Homeroom Sergeant nasties 9; Majorettes 10,11.12 Gary Morris— Choir 1 1 ; Intramural Sports 9.10,11 Glynice Mrozek— Aqua Cadets 9; Speech Club 11; FNA 10; GAA 9, Student Council 12; Red Cross Council 9 Andrew Munsell— Student Council 11; ri 9,10, Track and Field 10,11,12, Baseball II Benjamin Musielak— Homeroom Sergeani mural Sports 9,10.1 1. Rifle Club 10. Evelyn Myner— Vocational Co-op 12; Transferred from Tahquamenn Area High School, Newberry, Michigan. Glen Nelson Dennis Nixon-Speech Club 10.11.12, National Thespians 10,11; Intramural Sports 9,10,1 1; Speech Club Play 10; Thespian Play II. David Nygren— Electronics Club 10; Intramural Sports 9,10; Track and Field 11; Rifle Club 11 Lawrence Oberle — Intramural Sports 9. William Oberman— Ski Club 9.10.11; Red Cross Council 11. Intramural Sports 9. 10.11.12. Football, Cee 9. Harrison O ' Connor— Varsity Club 10.11.12, Homeroom Vice-President 10.11; Intra- mural Sports 9.10.11,12; Football. Bee 10, Varsity 11,12; Wrestling Club 11; Trans- ferred from Loretto Catholic Central Mary O ' Connor— Speech Club 10; Colonnade 12, GAA 9; Gymnastics 11.12; Vocational Co-op 1 1 David O ' Gorman— Varsity Club 12; Junior Rotarians 12; Intramural Sports 12; Football, Cee 9, Bee 10, Varsity 11,12, Basketball, Cee 9; Track and Field 9,10.11, 12; Baseball 1 1 ; National Honor Society. Susan Osborn— Speech Club 10; Student Council 9,10; Homeroom Secretary 9, Treasurer 1 1 ; Vocational Co-op 1 1 Thomas Osborn — Homeroom President 9,10; Treasurer 11, Intramural Sports 9,10; Basketball, Cee 9; Cross Country 10,1 1; Class President 9 Maureen Ouimet— FHA 10; Band 9.10,11, Red Cross Council 9,11; Vocational Co-op 12 Christer Palm— Choir 12; Junior Rotarians 12; Student Council 12, Homeroom Vice-President 12, Track and Field 12. Exchange Student from Mellerud, Sweden Linda Paquin— Aqua Cadets 9; Speech Club 10,11,12; Keynote 9,10; Colonnade 11.12; Ski Club 10; Cheerleading. Bee 10. Varsity 1 1,12. Orville Payment— Keynote 12, Vocational Co-op 12. Cecilia Perroy— Choir 10; GAA 9.10; Ski Club 10,1 1; Vocational Co-op 12. William Pettett Roger Pinard— Transferred from Sault Collegiate Institute, Sault Ste Marie, Ontario Jeanne Plis— Vocational Co-op 12 Lynn Quack— Speech Club 10,11; Vice-President 12; FNA 9; Northern Light 12; Band 9; Colonnade 11,12; National Thespians 10,12, Historian 11; Homeroom Secretary 11.12; Red Cross Council 9; Speech Club Plays 10.11.12; Thespian Play 12. National Honor Society. John Rama — Homeroom President 9.10, Vice-President 11; Intramural Sports 9,10 11,12; Football, Bee 9,10, Varsity 11; Basketball. Cee 9. Bee 10; Vocational Co-op 12 Dorothy Rhodes— GAA 11. Homeroom Secretary 9, Secretary-Treasurer 10; Volun teens 9; Gymnastics 9,10.1 1, Vocational Co-op 11,12 James Ritscher — Transferred from Jasper High School Jasper, Texas Marcia Roe— Speech Club 10.11; GAA 10; Vocational Co-op 12; Transferred from Pickford High School. Pickford. Michigan Denise Roy— GAA 1 1 . Transferred from Loretto Catholic Central. Linda Sandic-Atom Crackers 10; Speech Club 10,11,12; FTA 9,10,11,12; Keynote 9,10, Associate Editor 11,12. Colonnade 11.12; Student Council 9,10,11.12; Home- room President 9, Secretary 10; Quill and Scroll II. Secretary 12; National Honor Society, Aljih.i Beta Award. Walter Sandford— Choir. 11,12; Electronics Club 9, 1 Michael Sawruk— Speech Club 10.11. |unior Rotarians 12, Homeroom President 12, Intramural Sports 9,10 Bernice Scott— Band 9.10,11,12; Colonnade 11,12; Homeroom Secretary 10; Volun- teens9. Vocational Co-op 12 David Shadnaw Janeen Sharpe Vocational Co-op 12 Elaine Shobbrook-Speech Club 10.11,12; FTA 10,11, Secretary 12; Choir 11,12; Colonnade 11,12, National Thespians 11.12. Homeroom Vice-President II; Volun- teens 9; Vocational Co-op 12; Speech Club Plays 10.11, Thespian Play 12. National Honor Society Richard Shumbargcr Brenda Shunk-Northern Light 10.11. Youth for Christ 9,10.11.12; Vocational Co-op 1 2 Susan Shunk— Northern Light 9.10.1 1 ; Youth for Christ 10,1 1 Dale Sibbald— Baseball I 1 William Skidmore— Varsity Club 10.11.12. Homeroom President II. Intramural Sports 9,10.11.12; Football, Bee 10, Varsity 11,12; Track and Field 9.10.12, Wres- tling Club 1 1 . Donald Smart — Hi-Y 10; Homeroom Vice-President 9, President 10. Sergeant at Arms 11; Ski Club 9; Gymnastics 11. Intramural Sports 9,10,11,12; Football, Cee 9; Track and Field 10. Patricia Smart Thomas Smart — FFA 9,10, Repoi mural Sports 9, 10,11, 12, Catherine Smith— Northern Light 1 Kathleen Smith — Speech Club 1 r II- Northero Light 12; Ski Club 12; Transferred from Air Academy High School I ' SAF Academy. Colorado Springs. Colorado Norman Smith— Ski Club 9; Intramural Sports 9,10; Track and Field 10; Voca- tional Co-op 1 1,12 William E. Smith William R Smith— Band 9.10,1 1,12. T Mark Snell— Transferred from Sir James Dunn. Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. Bruce Somervillc Brend3 Somes— Aqua Cadets 9; Colonnade 11.12; GAA 9; Homeroom President 9, Secretary 10. Treasurer 12; Gymnastics 9. Secretary 10; Cheerleading, Bee 9, Varsity 10,11, Captain 12, Class Secretary 11. Homecoming Princess. M. Althea Specht— Aqua Cadets 9,11; Keynote 9,10,11,12; Quill and Scroll 11,12: Forensics 9,10,1 I Intramural Sports 9; 12; National Honor Thomas Stabile— Homeroom Sergeant at Arms 9. Gymnastics 9.10.11.12; Intramural Sports 9,10.11.12 12;TrackandField9.10,ll,12 . Jerry Stafleld— Speech Club 10,11.12; Varsity Club 9,10,11.12; Choir 12. Home- room Sergeant at Arms 10, Vice-President 11, Secretary 12; Ski Club 9,12; Intra- mural Sports 9,10,12, Football, Cee 9, Bee 10; Basketball, Cee 9, Bee 10, Varsity 11. 12; Track and Field 10; Cross Country 10 Grace Slarmer— Aqua Cadets 9; Speech Club 10,11,12; Keynote 9. Feature Editor 10, Associate Editor 11, Editor-in-Chief 12; Choir 12; Colonnade 11,12; GAA 9.10; National Thespians II Historian 12; Youth for Christ. Vice-President 10,11; Home- room President 11, Secretary 12; Gymnastics 9.10,11; Quill and Scroll, President 12; Forensics 1 1 .12; Speech Club Play 1 1 ; Thespian Play 12; Club Secretary 12. William Steffey— Varsity Club 11,12; Northern Light 11; Homeroom President 10; Intramural Sports 11,12; Football, Bee 9,10. Varsity 11.12, Wrestling Club 11. Donald Stephens— Ski Club 11. Vocational Co-op 12 Carol Stevenson — FNA 1 1 ; GAA 1 1 ; Homeroom Vice-President 1 1 . James St. John— Speech Club 10,11, Sergeant at Arms 12; Hi-Y 11, President 12; Junior Rotarians 12, Electronics Club 9.10. President 11,12; National Thespians 10, 11,12; Homeroom President 12; Ski Club 10,11, Intramural Sports 10; Football, Cee 9, Bee 10; Speech Club Play II. Thespian Play 11; Class President 12; National Honor Society. Alpha Beta Award. Cecil Streeter— Speech Club 10.11: FTA. Librarian 9,10, Vice-President II, Presi- dent 12; Junior Rotarians 12; Student Council 9,10. Treasurer II. Sergeani at Arms 12, Gymnastics 1 1; Class Vice-President 9. President 10; National Honor Society. Charles Streeter Mary Beth Swart— Band 9,10,11,12; Colonnade 11, Sergeant at Arms 12; GAA 9; Student Council I 1 , Homeroom Secretary 10. Robert Syrjala— FFA 9, 1 0. 1 1 . 1 2; Gymnastics 1 1 E Charles Tadgerson Dorothy Teets— Speech Club 10; FTA 10,1 1 ,12; Colonnade 12; GAA 10. Nancy TenEvck— Speech Club 10; Keynote 9; Homeroom President 12; Volunleens 10. Vocational Co-op ' 12. Cheryl Thenault— Aqua Cadets 9,10; Speech Club 10.11.12; FTA 9.10,11,12; Colonnade 11.12, Red Cross Council 9; Gymnastics 9,10.1 1 . Diane Thompson— Speech Club 10; Vocational Co-op 12. John Thurston— Transferred from Loretto Catholic Central Lavonda Thurston— Gymnastics 10; Vocational Co-op 12; Transferred from Loretto Caiholic Central Gregory Tomas— Atom Crackers 12; Intramural Sports 12; Transferred from Sault Technical and Commercial High School, Sault Ste Mane, Ontario. Norman Trier— Band 9.10. Vice-President II, President 12; Junior Rotarians 12, Student Council 12. Intramural Spons 11,12; National Honor Society Anthony Ubaldi Steven Vance— Transferred from Sault Collegiate Institute, Sault Ste Marie, -FTA 9.10. Red Cross Council 10, Presic 11,12 I, President 12. Coloonade 11.12; :- President 10 Dunn Collegiate and Vocational School. Ethel Vollick— FTA 9.10; Transferred from Les Chenaux High School, Cedarville. Michigan. Marsha Warren— Atom Crackers 10; Speech Club 10.11.12; FTA 9.10,11,12; Northern Light 10. Associate Editor 11. Editor-in-Chief 12, Colonnade 11,12. National Thespians 10.11.12, Quill and Scroll 11, Treasurer 12, Forensics 11. Speech Club Play 9. Thespian Play 1 1 ; National Honor Society. Ruth Waucaush William Waugh — Homeroom Sergeant at Arms 12 Bernard Weber— Varsity Club 9.10,11.12; Hi-Y 12; I Basketball, Cee 9; Track and Field 12; Cross Country 9,10 Gail Weinschenk— Speech Club 10.11, Secretary 12. FTA 9,10,11,12; Northern Light 11, Band 9,10.11. Colonnade 11.12; Homeroom Treasurer 11; Red Cross Council 10; Volunleens 9.10; AFS Exchange Student to the Philippines; National al Sports 9,10.11.12; Hoi FNA 9,10,1 I, Colonnade Jay Welch — Homeroom Sergeant at Arms II, Intramural Sports 9.10.11.12. James White— FFA 12; Intramural Sports 9,10; Wrestling Club 1 1 . John White— Speech Club 10,11; Homeroom Vice-President 10,11; Gymn; 12. Intramural Sports 9,10 Connie Whitehead Gail Wieneke— Speech Club 10,11.12; Treasurer 12, Ski Club 9.10,11: Gymn; Society, Alpha Beta Award Connie Wilson— Speech Club 10,11,12 12. GAA President 9,10.1 1.12. Homeroon Alan Wise Catherine Wolfe— Speech Club 10,11,12 Calvin Woodard Charlene Worlev— Speech Club 10,11.12; Choir 11; Secretary 12; Colonnade II; Vice-President 12; National Thespians II. Treasurer 12; Student Council 9.10.11. Vice-President 12; Gymnastics 10. Secretary 11,12; Class Treasurer II; Vice- President 12, National Honor Society. David Wvatt— Speech Club 10,1 1 . Intramural Sports 9.10. Janice Y ' eack— GAA 9,10; Gymnastics 9,10,1 1 Patricia ZenZen— Aqua Cadets 9. Speech Club 10,11,12; Keynote 9; Colonnade II, 12; Homeroom Secretary 9, Treasurer 10. Gymnastics 9; Majorettes 9,10,11.12; Homecoming Princess. National Honor Society, Alpha Beta Award Frank Zimmerman— Varsity Club 9,10.11; Chairman of Advisory Council 12; FFA 9. Sentinel 10; Intramural Sports 9,10; Football, Cee 9, Bee 10. Varsity 11.12; Wres- tling Club II 112 % y = ih X V S, vj J ¥ I V-