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

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 WHO’S WHO GIRL BOY Most Popular Person Phyllis Sexton Babe Sexton Biggest Gum Chewer Been Maynard Bob F'eather Biggest Kidders Mary Shafer Leroy Hand Teachers' Pets Jeanette Ewalt John Stover Biggest Pests Marie Claypool F.rland Murtaugh Best Naturcd Jerry Graham Vincent Gill Worst Naturcd Dorothy Lemon Lewis Evans Worst Giggler Margaret Hoopingarner Jim Hinkley Peppiest Ethel Hoekstra Billy Dean Most Studious Leone Becker Lyndon Becker Best Athletes Leta Spaulding Jack Dean Most Bashful . -Geraldine Porter Jim Feather Most Valuable to School .Frances Winters Bob Ewalt Most Attractive Person Maryland Clem (ieorge Kephart Spring Lovers Bessie Olney Elmer Maynard Meekest Evelyn Anstiss Victor Jones Boldest - Marian Lockinaw Bill Gillette Most Industrious Helen Taylor Walter Mason Biggest Flirt Helen Myers Harold Burgess Most Talkative Myrtle Dunkelberg Dick Ford Biggest Bluffers Madelyn Lockinaw Leonard Lewis Biggest Primpers - Evelyn Tudor Dorr Dean Wittiest Mary Shafer Bob Ewalt Neatest - Eleanor Wilson Leon Burgoyne School Clown Dorothy Lemon Fredolf Root Most Mannerly Mary Louise Graham Edgar Kesterkc Best Pal Dorothy Hanson Edgar Kesterkc Biggest Blunderer .. June White Ralph Garno Most Conceited Doris Gifford Babe Sexton Most Dignified Evelyn Tudor Harry S. Brown, Jr. Jolliesr Marian T orkinaw Bob Feather Laziest Myrtle Dunkleberg Stanley Lein Most Musical -Laurette Valentine Max Christl Worst Drone Isabelle Bradley Virgil Lewis Worst Knocker ... Madelyn Lockinaw Fredolf Root THE CANOE 1935 1191

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G1FTATORY, CONCLUDED Nola Weaver, to you we give this “Chevy to always remind you of the many pleasant excursions of your good old high school days. Frances Winters, to you we give this hammer to use as a gavel in memory of your presiding abilities. AUccn Norton, to you we give this roll ing pin. May you never have to use it for anything other than baking. Susanna Zcch, to you we give this book to add to your reading list. To Miss Mann we present this golf ball and, with a little more practice, may you become world’s champion golf player. To Miss Graham we give this supply of thread and needles which the unfortunate school girls may borrow to catch that run in their socks. To Miss Jordan we give this plant with the hope that you will get as much enjoyment out of it as you do the flowers which you keep on your desk. To Mrs. Crittenden we give this pair ol pliers so that you may assist your “Little Man, When He Has His Busy Days. To M iss Hawley we give this piano to have handy so you may serenade your gentlemen friends at any time. To Mr. Parsons we give this Indian head-gear, and may it be a means of protection at any time—especially at Basket-ball Tournaments. To Mr. Bedinger we give this donkey. May it always represent to you good times, prosperity, and more beer, or in other words, that so-called distinguished Democratic party. More power to ’em! To Mr. Hawkins we give this miniature basket ball trophy to ever remind you of the one you did not get. To Mr. Weinc we give this handkerchief and may you use it to catch the tears we know you will shed as this brilliant class of ’35 passes from your midst. To Mrs. Bender we give this gift as a token of appreciation for your services during our four years of high school. APPLESAUCE Donna Miars a little angel. Russell Myers with all A’s on his report card. Frances Winters flirting with the boys. Evelyn Anstiss wearing a size nine shoe. Mary Shafer being a quiet little home girl. Evelyn Tudor with a shiny nose. Some of those Sophomore girls without lip stick. Stanley Lein becoming studious. Geraldine Porter winning a popularity contest. Skipping school an unpopular sport for the Seniors. Report cards greeted with smiles. Virgil Lewis very musical. The Juniors approving of the Sophomores. The Library not having its “rogues” gallery. Bob Riegel singing soprano. The Seniors without that “school-girl complexion.” EXCERPTS FROM THE DIARY OF THE SENIOR CLASS. CONCLUDED second. Edgar and Max were just a few tenths of a point below Leon. We were proud of the fine record made by our classmates. March 4, 1935 Two of our classmates, Anne Kurnat and George Kephart. have been selected as leading characters in the Junior-Senior play entitled “Hobgoblin House.” Other minor parts were also given to several of our classmates. May 27, 1935 One of the most important things we have accomplished is the publishing of the “Canoe of 1935. This is the first “Canoe” published in several years. We wish to express our hearty appreciation and give heartfelt thanks to Mrs. Bender who has led us through this year and assisted us in the publishing of this “Canoe.” Lucy Marsh Marie Claypool tiet 19 3 5 THE CANOE

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 HOROSCOPE Nickname Besetting Sin Hobbv Susanna Susie Harlem Blushing Leroy Curly Mary Copying Phyllis Phil Lewis Evans Flirting Harvilla Babe Sophomores Collecting Souvenirs Frances Pres Physics Crossword puzzles Leonard Maxwell Baroda Acquiring black eyes Warren Pokey ... Being peculiar Marie Re .Housekeeping Kathryn Katie Becker Singing V'era ...Vi Jimmy Hinkley Gossiping Stanley .Stan Matilda Four Roses Evelyn Ev Frederick . Romancing Nola Nolie Yellow Chevies ...Jack Bessie Bess Elmer -.Walking Stephanie Angel Cake Berrien Center ..Typing Mary Jackie Leroy Posing Anne . Bucket ..Waltons Dancing Russell Rusty Doris Loitering in the halls Elmer .. Poot Wattle .... Bessie Wa'king Lucy Toots New Troy Singing Robert F. Poddy Jury Skipping School Edward Ed Ford Tinkering Robert E. Bob Physics .Acting George Kep. . Kep L°ng Legs . Teasing George Kim. ... Kim Sports Blushing Alleen Al Meade ..Late Hours Edgar Ed . .Phyllis Seriousness Maryland Clem . St. Joe Fred Leon Buster Niles ..Arguing Harrv Harry S. Jr. Music Room ..Art Fred ...Fritz .. .... Maryland Basketball Maliel Sugar Plymouths ..Typing Max Christl Mabel Bossing TEACHERS HOROSCOPE Name Nickname Besettinc Sin Hobby Mr. Ilawkins “Heck” Athletics .Giving Orders Mrs. Crittenden “Flossie” ...Rippy English Mr. Parsons “Red” Indians Stories Mrs. Bender . “Jessie” Alfred -Homemaking Miss Mann “Amen” Bridge Mr. Bedinger “Dem” Seniors Economics Miss Jordan ..“Netty” Flowers Latin Miss Graham “Mary” Economics Tap dancing Mr. Weine “Prof Experiments Miss Hawley .“Meg” Music Knitting r 201 1935 THE CANOE