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

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Fred Dougan, Dean of women at St. Mary's. Leonard Kostorko, the Rovorond pastor at Ardon. Hi3 sormons arc so soothing that his whole congregation toos to sloop. Boh Burke, inventor of the motorlo33 autonobile, Neil Patterson, amc warden of Berrien County. Harold Gray, head of the nov; cscaroni factory, making the product by stuffing the macaroni with the holes of doughnuts. The young matron novo , rubs her eyes, looks around, and stands up, saying, Oh, I thought I wash ack a ain with my classmates, tho sc dear membofs of tho Cla33 of '32, but alas it is only a dream. I e Future F.-rmers have had a successful year. They held a poultry show in the High School auditorium which was much larger than any previous show held here. They gave two banquets and both v;ere a success due to the splendid meal prepared by Miss Graham end the girls. They held a track meet at Indian Fields which was attended by Future Farmer clubs of other schools. They were: Buchanan; Three Oaks; and Benton Harbor The results of the track meet were: FUTURE FARMERS 100 Yd. D sh 220 Yd. Dash Shot Put High J np Tied Broad Jump Baseball game, 1st Lake (BH) Lake (BH) De Boce (TO) 2d Frame (B) Donly (B) Frame (B) Tibbets (BH) Hass (ES) Hess (TO) 3d Frame (B) Hess (BS) Hess (TO) Ulrey (BH) Kass (BS) Berrien Springs '.Vhitticher (Bj Buchanan Benton Harbor Total Points Buchanan Berrien Springs Benton Harbor Three Oaks 12.5 9.5 5. The following ere members of the future farmers: David Fryman Robert Anstiss Leroy Hand Robert Feather Dale Shafer Warren Schafer Jack Griffendorf Ed H ss Gerald Weaver Glenn Neidlinger Howard Moyer Lawrence Stover Victor Stover Merle Stemm Leonard Kesterke Gerald Stemm Chet Krause Karl Kaiser Bill Pagel Richard Toney

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OB’ THE SENIOR CLASS OF THE BERRIEN SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL In the name of Berrien Springs High School, Amen: Wo, the Senior class, of the city of Berrien Springs, County of Berrien, State of Michigan, and Berrien Springs High School, being now in good health, strength of body and mind, but sensible to the uncertainty of life and the shorthess of our stay in high school, and desiring to make disposition of our property and affairs before forgetting all we have learned in four years, do hereby make, publish, and declare the following to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking and cancelling any and all wills heretofore or hereafter made by us. Article One. YTe request that a picture of our class hang forever on the wall of the study hall as a constant reminder to future students of their illustruous alumni, a perpetual guide to wandering freshman. Article Two. We direct that all our grades of the past four years be burned. 7 e are so ashamed of them we would not want any other class to have the ooportunity to look upon them. Article Three. To the high school as a whole we bequeath, give, and convey this key which is the key to knowledge which the Senior class has forged by hours and hours of hard, diligent labor and study, with the great masters of the world, with the hope that it may be cherished with the same love by the keeper as giver holds •' for dear old Berrien Springs High School. Article Four. Realizing how sadly lacking the Junior Class is in dignity, and the necessary characteristics which will make them qualified to hold the honored seats of the Seniors, we leave for them this toga of Senior dignity, this cap of Senior intelligence, this ring of Senior loyalty, this invitation making certain their graduation. Article Five. To the Sophomores we leave this bunch of excuses all signed up ready for use. Cut class or school any time desired, and these excuses will guarantee a perfect grade. Also realizing the difficulty all sophomores have in reading outside English Readings and making book reports in the hope that t£ey may find them valuable. Article Six. To the Freshmen, we leave this package, in the hope that the contents may enable them to develop into Seniors equally as brilliant os this class is. (Bottle of Milk.) Article Seven. To the freshmen of next year we leave our season tickets for assembly seats, Article Eight. To Joe Y hetstone we leave the hope fit a perfect band. To Mr. Bedincer we leave a Democratic President. To Mr. Wiene, we leave a ’'good'' office force. To Miss Buell we leave A bright, studious American Literature class. To Coach Hawkins, wo leave the unmarried teachers. To Mr. Parsons, we leave the latest book of jokes. To Mrs. Crittenden we leave all our gratitude and wished for extreme happiness. To Miss Jesswein we leave a very qur and studious study hall. To Miss Graham we leave a carton of steeJ wool to be used when the girls burn the pots and pans. To Miss Manr wo leave our wishes for a good play cast for next year.