Berrien Springs High School - Canoe Yearbook (Berrien Springs, MI)

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Class Will -THE CANOE' We, the Senior Class of ')27. being of sound and disposing mind and memory do make, publish, and declare this to he our last will and testament. To all the Presides we leave our High School ways especially that of the Dignified Seniors. To Darwin Dugan we leave the privilege of walking home with all the High School girls. To Verne Spaulding we leave his brothers ability in writing notes to Mary Fletcher. Dutch Sharpe liequeaths an abundance of his surplus wool to Mr. Bedinger. We leave Skinner and Dougan as the “Shieks” of B. S. H. S. Bertha Spark's nerve is left to Edwina Sherburn. To “Mutt and Jeff cartoonist we leave two new characters. Lynn Smith and Lucille Anstiss. To Miss Graham we leave letter success in keeping the “big hoys out of the lower halls at noon Miss Leighton we leave an old dress for future use. To Mr. Conrad we leave a larger desk so that there will he more room for some one to sit l esides “Sparky”. To Miss Warn we leave lictter success in getting next year's Senior boys to recite in English Class. Harold Sharpe and Jerry Mandigo leave to the next year’s class the privilege to take a “sun” hath any time during school hours. To Miss Cloney we leave the liest of success in coaching next years basket hall team. To Mrs. Xeidlinger we leave the room of the new High School which is. 1-properly lighted. 2-properly heated. 3-proj erly ventilated and. 4-the most comfortable for her commercial room. To Frank Burke we leave the title “Woman Hater . To Virginia Palmer we leave Genevieve Evans’ vainness and pride. To Edwin Marsh we leave Bill Forbes’ place on the basket hall team. To Ruby Painter. Inez leaves a new pal. To Elton Stover we leave the ltook on “Why Gentlemen prefer Blondes . To Dorothy Priddv we leave Bernadine Brown's book on “Eat and Grow Thin.” To Frances Harrington we leave Dot Dean’s brilliant mind in Chemistry. To Beulah Dean we leave the Graham lioy’s swiftness. To Bill Skinner we leave Leo Jones’ “big head” and also his title as “heart breaker”. To Howard Ingleright we leave the right to court Freshman girls. To Evelyn Xightlinger we leave !v -othy Mane’s vocal ability. To Lueile Oatman we leave Ber- • Wetzel’s ability in lxiokkeeping. To Helen Dul ert we leave Mild.cd Marsh’s complexion. To Miss Chitwood we leave a girl’s quartette that comes to practice at the same time. To our janitor. Mr. Volk, we leave a host of cats. .Annette Wynn leaves a (xitent on her laugh. To Phyllis Eidson. we leave Zora’s quiet ways. To Mr. Stewart we leave our heart felt thanks for his aid in publishing this Canoe. In the year of our Lord. Nineteen hundred and twenty seven. Witnesses William Forbics. Gi: kvikvk Evans Page twenty-one

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