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

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 - h C O c r i o CLASS HISTORY In the fall of the year ’29 there were about forty-five Freshmen. Ue had one party the first semester which was in the form of a Bunco party. The early fall made possible the starting of basket ball and several Freshmen were appointed to the athletic teams. The girls had an interolass game. The next semester we had a Bunco party at the school. In the spring some of the beys went out for track and others went out for baseball. The girls went out for track and field that year also. In the fall of 1930 there was a slight increase in enrollment over the Freshman class of the preceding fall Our party for the first semester was a Bunco party at the school. Officers for the first semester were: President--Doris Valentine; Vice-President—Clair Hubbard; Sec- retary--Merle Stemm; Treasurer--Y7arren Boyle. Several Sophomores were appointed to the boys’ and girls’ basket ball teams while some of the boys played in early fall on the baseball team. The second semester we had a party at the school with a very good attendance. Officers for the second semester were: President— Lucius Hogue; Vice-President—Mildred Rowe; Secretary—Cletys Nightling-er; Treasurer—Leota Bobinson. ----Lucius Hogue The class roll is as follows: F. Bohleber, W. Boyle, D. Brown, F. Calderwood, M. Dean, F. Dister-heft, G. Dunham, H. Dunkleberg, E. Lewis, D. Fryman, M. C-ifford, P. Ramann, J. Handler-., C. Hubbard, L. Hogue, A. Kinney, C. Luke, I. Moore, G. Neidlinger, C. Nightlinger, I. Nightlinger, I. Palmiter, C. Richardson, L. Robinson, M. Rowe, M. Sanders, D. Shafer, C. Spaulding, P.. Standish, Z. Steinbaur, G. Stemm, M. Stemm, M. Stewart, E.‘stover, V. Stover, R. Sunday, IC. Tobias, P. Tobias, D. Valentine, L. J. Vol-brocht, R. Wearne, M. Wingard, J. Woolley.

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CLASS HISTORY In the fall of the year 28, fifty-five green freshmen entered S. There are thirty-eight of us remaining. M;ry Doan end Dale Graham who were our Freshmen presidents led us through a very happy year. In cur Sophomore year under the guidance of Dorothy Bruce e.l Donald Hook we armed mcnev and purchased pictures for the school. How we are Juniors, under the sponsorship of I.irs. Crittenden, v ho kindly devotes much of her time to us. Geraldine Wetzel and Harold Gray are helping us ever the rugged placed this year. Wa are especially proud of our athletes who won for us the Inter-clnss Track Mert. We sl;:o have some girls v ho participate in Basketball and track. In an all school declamatory contest Donald Hoak was awarded first place, in the county contest at Colcma he received second place. We are very proud of the progress our class has made in the varioi. activities of the school, and v e are looking forward with great zeal to the things v:e hope to achieve our last year in dear old B. S. H. S. , D. B. D. B. Fred Beveridge Victor Beveridge Robert Burke Buelah Brtzer Donna Bra hman Dorothy Bruce Richard Chrisbl Virginia Clem Paul Davis Fred Dougan Bertha Dudley Margaret Edwards Marie Edward.e CLASS ROLL Winifred Gill Dale Graham Ilar-sld Gray Jennie Harrington Edward Has3 Donald Hoak Mar.vj.on Hogue Ida Jones Earl Kaiser Leonard ICe ate rice Chester Krause Ellis Lulce Norton McGinnis Alicja Rowe Evelyn Shafer Helen Shafer ELcwse Staley Ethel Storick Cleon Stover Eiwyn Stiles Gerald Weaver Geraldine Wetzel Mara Woolley Marion Evans

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CLASS HISTORY In September, 1930, school opened with the attendance of fifty-two on the class roll. At the beginning of the second semester Victor Btrd-sey, Stephania Birczak, Dorsey Marion, Durwood Marker, Lucy Mitchell, Marjorie Myers, Vera Spaulding. Wilbur Utrup, and Mary Jane Wyman dropped from our class roll. In the basket ball season there was a good turn out and they all played good basket ball. The first semester we had a Hallo'ween masquerade party and most of the class turned out. Everyone had a good time. Officers for the first semester were: President—Thelma Bruce; Vice-President--James Moore; Secretary--Dorothy Lockinaw; Treasurer— Bud Priddy; Reporter—Robert Anstiss. The second semester we had another party. Class officers were as follows: President—Walter Hartman; Vice-President—Maxine Moyer; Secretary—Howard Moyer; Treas’irer—Esther Scofield; Reporter—Frances Shafer. ■Vivienne Stover •Walter Hartman The class roll is as follows: Robert Ansti fe Fred Arnold Henry Bays Archie Bennett Calvin Bennett Victor Birdsey Stephania Birczak Thelma Bruce Maryland Clem Evelyn Fox Tack Griffendorf Robert Hartman Bernice Hartman Walter Hartman Emma Haas Rclland Kayser Ardys Knuth Elinor Eretchman Stanley Lein Dorothy Lockinaw Wilbur Manes Durwood Marker Lucy Mitchell James Moore Howard Moyer Alice Martin Maxine Moyer Marjorie Myers Esther Odiorne Fred Pennell Bud Priddy Mineva Reher Esther Scofield Mildred Russell Frances Shafer Frances Sherman Vera Spaulding Vivienne Stover Richard Toney Wilbur Utrup Mildred Vandenburg Edward Walton Ellsworth Weaver Ethel Wetzel Francis Wright Mary Jane Wyman Ruth Zandarski Evelyn White