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

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Mary M. I’letch kr Ever in motion, blithesome an I cheery. i '.rfwr.il Course Track 'M Basketball. ‘A ‘a1. ‘X Capt. ’. » II. S Operetta '8. '» Annin) Miff, 'ft Itrrft Stifl. Oin 11 r. Khwin M. Marsh “He l var a manner, which all respect.” (•racial Course Chorus. JS. ■ Kappi I’si, ‘!7 II. S Operetta. MX. » n »l Play. '$ drain Jmining Tram. . Kruv M. Painter A blush is the color of virtue. (irncial Course lliskrthall. X. 77, X. X Class Reporter, •£ Olive L. Alsi augh “The way not to tail i to determine to succeed. (.er.rtal Course Ijlcury S«drt). JJ H-i 25 H. S Glee Out.. IS Mkrl D. Brown “The actions oi men arc the best interpreters ot their thoughts “ tlr rul C«irw •lass Pla . ‘X H. S. Operetta. Chorus, MaKIRKI I.. IllNKLEY Music is the medicine oi the breaking heart.” II S operetta. 'X. 2S. Zi chorus. . ‘zr. -at. -a Orebestra, 'A 'a HasVethatl. 'X (Page Nine)

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 Ha .ki. Wet .el ' )f all kinds oi ambition that which pursues poetical fame is the wildest. Commercial Course Chorus. •-•6. '2 Tyinnti ContrOa. '2, 'JA. II. S. Owrtiu, '17 Cl.i»» I’lay. '.N Office Secretary. ‘M KOGEX W K 'HINSON A Kood man does good merely by living. (irncul Course Orchestra. 27. llvsVcthafl. tla » |4av. 'A '. Editor oI Annual, ' DtiROTiiv M. Priihiy Her presence lends its warmth and health, to all who came before it. (ieneral C.mrw -Jr,. '2. ’a. •« Choro«. . J . 2 Can-ir Staff. ’. (Page Kight) Ai.ma L. Gklnbtt Her warm heart and sunny disposition insure her the very soul of success. Commercial Course (Vnu». ‘3b. ‘3 lU.Ullwll. •. Annual Staff. 'S Officf Secretary. ’9 Darwin A. Dougax A hardy frame, a hardier spirit, King of two hands he doc his part. In every useful toil and art.” General Course lixkctball, X,. ‘3. ‘X. ‘2) Havetalt. '28 Cross Country. ‘X Animal Suit. ‘29 Drift Staff. ‘X Leah Eleanor Volbrecht “In duty firm, composed, and successful. General Course Ckoru . ’ •. ’2 Annual Staff. 9

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Evelyn S. Ludy “All grand thoughts come trom the heart. ’ General Cent re Ow Play. Typtn «»ntr%i, 27 ‘28 Shorthand ( Ila«kctKall. fc. '27. 2 (1vru«. 2$ Office Secretary. Lrsmk M. Jonhs •’To him silence was more eloquent than speech. Grflrfjl Cnarvc RatrHall. Xk 27 Chfris. '26. '27 Evrlyx Night linger A smiling countenance, a hearty laugh. fn making life more pleasant, count more than half.” General Course iWm, 2f», 27. ’28 Ra«ketl«li. ' Oa » llajr. '28 II S. Oieirin. 28 (Page Ten) Richard K. Jonks They al'u serve who only stand and wait. (icnrul Court iu«krtiuii. r. • , Baseball 27 Track. V (ImiIII . 'A. ‘Jfc 1‘i.kta O'Dki.i Smith There’s not a inomrilt without some duty. (General Court koras, ‘A. . , 5 Klton C. Stover 'A worker always tending to hi own luwincrs, and doing his level best. Smith Htttfltc ( .»w Ha tr hall, W. 77. . 7 HaKkrthaU. ‘27. X » Track. 7 Play, 7 I•r;»tn liiiliring T am, ?i Mary Ki vi. a Shekkurn .Many a flower is horn to blush unseen. Central Court Chortit. 26