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

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March twenty-eighth Elinor asked to her house. We surprised Miss Jessv.-ein, vh ose birthday was the Thursday preceeding that date. It was a potluck affair and of course, everyone had a good time. As our funds were running low we had a play called The Ranch of Sunset Trail a three act Comedy. And with the assistance of the Juniors who had equal parts put it on. Work was fast piling up and nothing less than ambition would conquer this enemy, that was fast gaining on us. W4th Edward Walton as our Valedictorian and Henry Bays as Salutatorian we turn our feet and eyes toward the last stretch, this commencement week, and look with curiosity trying to probe the depths of the near future, seeing what is in store for us. Although we look bock over the last years with regret we still are happy to be out and try our hand at luck and see what will be our destiny. So with regrets and sighs we are bidding our childhood days and leaving our places to be filled by someone who will strive to fill them as they can. Senior class officers for first semester: president-Ardys Knuth Vice President--Howard Moyer, Secretary-Dorothy Lockinaw Treasurer-Edward Walton. Second son ester: President-Waiter Priddy, Vice President-Thelma Hadley, Secretary-Henry Ba s, reasurer-Esther Scofiel. ----------Elinor Kretchmap ----------Vivienne Sibson

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Ruth Zandarski Henry Cay3- E4VQBIX Ji TUTCr i -My boy friend just went thelma Bruce Robert Anstiss Roberta Carr night Vivienne Gibson Thelma Hadley Bernice Hartman Helen Humphrey Art Jesswein Roland Kayser- A rdys Knuth James Moore Let’s have a party Sat. night-Dad’s going away Elinor Kretchman Dorothy Lockinaw Bill Manes— Alice Martin--- Howard Moyer Maxine Moyer --How’d like to have me oin one on you just kinda gentle like Walter Priddy Mildred Russel------ Esther Scofield Prances Shafer My mother fcaid there would be times like this '.Vesley Strong------ Richard Toney- Mildred Vandenburg— Eddie Walton Ethel Wetzel I'm going Steady