Benton Harbor High School - Greybric Yearbook (Benton Harbor, MI)

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SOPHOMORE-Identification fFirst Rowj-R. Ashley, E. Ashley, Arnold, Arent, fJr.J, J. Archer, L. Archer, N. Archer, Anderson, Allklns fJr.l, V. Akright, C. Akright, Ackenhusen, Ablin, Babcock, F. Baker, V. Baker, Bakkensen, Bald- win. fsecond Rowj-Barker, Barrick, Baxter, Beckwith, Bedunah, J. Bell, C. Bell, Benedix, D. Benetlel, H. Benedel, Benning, Benson, Berg, Berglund, Berry, Bemdt, Birch, Bishop. lTMrdRow1-Blankner,Bomke, Boone, Borchert, Bower, Bowers, Boyd, Breinling, Brenner, Brezina, Brezlna, B. Bringleson, A. Brlngleson, Brooks, Brostotf, 0. Brown, S. Brown, W. Brown. fFou1'th Rowj-M. Brown, L. Brown, L. Brown, Bu- banovlch, Burr, Burrldge, Burrows, Cadwell, Campbell, Carley, Carr, Case, Cassiday, Clanton, Clem, Clough, Coleman, Coniglio. lF1fth Rowl-Conrad, D. Copeland, G. Copeland, Cowgill, Craft, Crandall, Crary, Csepregl, Cunningham, Curry, Curtis, Cutler, Dahn, Davies, Deaner, DeBlois, Deetjen, Dewey. fsizth Rowj--DeWitt, Dorstewitz, Dugdale, Dullch, Eck, Edlnborough, Edlngef, Ellett, Elson, R. Emery, W. Emery, English, J. Ewers, W. Ewers, Fanslau, Farr, D. Feather, A. Feather. fseventh Rowj-Ferus, Fester, Field, Fisch, Fisher, Florin, Forburger, Foster, Fritz, F. Frosolone, L. Frosolane, Fudge, Furst, Gabbert, Arlo Gassner, Amo Gassner, Gast, Gelk. lE'lghth Rowj-Gelder, Getzloi, Gephart, Glade, Goens, Golka,Goodwln, Gray, Gregorle, Grenewetzkl, Griese, Grosdeld, Guse, Haines. Hole. Holt. Hamlin, Hand. fN4nth Rowj-I-Iart, Hartman, Harvey, Hosner, Hotchkin, Haynes, Helm, I-Ieppler, Hewitt, Hildebrandt, Hill, Hoople, Hopkins, Hovey, Howell, Hubbard, Huizenga, Humphrey. fTenth Rowj-Humburg, Hunt, Jones, Jarvis, B. Jerue, D. Jerue, Jewell, V. Johnson, L. Johnson, Julian, Kale, Karger, H. Kamowsky, S. Karnowsky, Karsh, Keene, Kelly, Kelm. Lazwenrn Rowj-Kennedy, Kepp, Klefth, Kimball, Kinas, Kinzler, Klan, Klug, Kramp, Krause, Krieger, Kullch, Kurbls, Lamb, LaMunlon, Landon, Lawrence, Lawson. fTwelfth Rowj-Leach, Leatz, Leiby, Leviton, Lewis, Lltowlch, McDorman, Malllnger, Mammlna, Mandarino, Manthe, Marshall, Martelle, R. Martin, F. Martin, R. Martin, Martlnlc, Maas. lTM'rteenth Rowj-Mauch, Mensinger, Merrill, Messal, Metalskl tJr.J, Miano, A. Miller, S. Miller, Mogll, Molden, M. Moore, E. Moore, B. Moore, Morgan, Morris, Moulds, Murphy, Myers, llwourteenth Rowj-Nametz, Newman, E. Nlrntz, R. Nimtz, Noll, Nybro, O'Leary, Orlaskey, Palmer, Par- sons, Pastrlck, Patton, Pauls, L. Peel, W. Peel, Peppel, B. Peters, M. Peters. lF4fteenth Rowj-R. Peters, Peterson, Petlgoretz, S. Phares, E. Phares, Piggott, Poole, Price, Pullins, Radde, Radke, Raeder, Rauten- berg, Ray, Renhack, Reynolds, Richardson, Rldenour. fsixteenth Rawj-Rimpel, Roberts, Roessler, Rolfe, Rollins, Rose, Rosenhagen, Ross, L. Ru1T, V. Ruff, Ruth, Sorrelles, Sassaman, Sauppe, Schmidt, Schuber- lng, Schultz, Schwartz. fSe11enteenth Rowj-P. Scott, W. Scott, M. Sernatlnger, J. Sells, V. Sells, Semler, A. ematinger, Shlndeldecker, Shushman, Slll, Simpson, Sklbbe, Skolnlk, Smlmlotls, J. Smith, E. Smith, Snyder, Splese. fElghteenth Rowj-Starkey, Stemm, tevens, Stewart, Stoltz, Stolpe, Stone, Strouts, C. Strunk, E. Strunk, Sullivan fJr.l, Tauner, Tahaney, Taylor, Templeton, Thomas, Thornton, Toblansky. llvmteenth Rowj-Tooley, Troutman. Trux, Tyner, Ueck, Valle, Van Hoeven, A. Ward, M. Ward, Weber, Webster, Weir, Williams, Robert Willis, Richard Willis, B. J. Wilson, P. Wilson, Wlsmer. fTwent4eth Rowl-Wissler, Woodruff, Worklnger, Zanders, Zebell, Ziemer. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Benton Harbor High School always has a Sophomore Class, but not always such a happy, peppy one as the Class of l940. During its first year in the Senior High School, our class has made the most of its opportunity to gain recognition. Our representatives have made fine records in the music and athletic departments, and the class as a whole has maintained a high scholastic stand- ing throughout the year. Busy as we are with these activities, we are never too busy to show the juniors and seniors how to have a jolly good time, and our parties have been very successful. The Class Adviser, Mr. QBillj Perigo, has proved to be not only the best of coun- selors, but also a good friend to every member of the class. Early in October, Dick VanHoeven was unanimously elected president of the class. Other ollicers are: Dorothy jane Semler, vice-presidentg june Tauner, secretaryg jane Archer, treasurer, and William Ellett, sergeant-at-arms.

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THE CANDID EYE SEES ALL Hill working off his stomach with music. Felton just caught on to a joke told in SES Lerch and Lutz catching a hit ot' vitamin lb. Lintlholm, Summerfelt, and Ludwig. Common scene at a football game. White. Reisvhke. anti Preston acting up again. What tlavor Gelesko? Boho. the freak. Miss blinery quiet and cm. Gabhert and Lindholm playing What! A test next period? The pause that refreshes. Take a lesson from Preston! In front of Griffendorf's. The si-'eet sr iles 01' Klingerman Oh, that poetic hair! Our Gang . Mr. Harrod. 'Coaches Moss and Perigo. Cherries from Traverse City. Don't miss, Troffer. hobby-horse. and Gold. . f- A s'-ere at the Carnival. Matching pennies! Harrod turned sissy. Drilling is hard work. Lanny and Gretchen. joke editors. To heck with studies. Lerch. Tuttle. and White showing off their limbs. Pat Chief of Police Patterson, x 7 J .l 2 fi I Eff, Beverly and Roy, our Carnival King and Queen. Eloise and Dick. runners up. Smile for the birdie. Claribel. Buck-Buck. a noon hour sport. It's not Zasu Pitts, but Dora Farmer. Bands in action. The Ancient Mariner. Hi-Y meeting. Best drum major in the state. Schlabach trying out a new drill. Gridley, Miller, and Clark showing off again.