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

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Seniors Horoscope Name Nick-Name LaMar Darling Evelyn Shorty Bob B. Bob Isabelle Izzy Dorothy B. Dottie Dorr Adam Jack Phenie Myrtle Mickey Lewis Lewie Richard Dick Alice Fritzie Ralph Ralphie Vincent Captain Mary Louise Weeze Dorothy H. Pres. Ina Gertie Carles Charlie Maxine Maggie Virgil Pokey Walter Walt Warren Mason Helen M. Betty Bob N. Bob Doris Pat Fredolf Fredce Wendell Smithy Dale Edgar Laura Love-dove Lyle Honey-bunch Helen T. Taylor Norman Normy Laurette Loretta June White Leo Shorty Anna Annie Ronald Ronnie Heart’s Pride Eccentricities A P Honesty Vernon Height Huberta Giving Orders Office Eyes Tom Studying Martha Teasing Alleyne Athletics Avalon Sense of Humor Juniors Walk Dick Dancing Leonard Giggling Townsend Plan Humor Basketball Temper Knitting Tap Dancing Warren Unselfishness Buddie Quietness Donna Bug Latin Disposition Bauers Loitering Studying Gtxtd looks Drawing Good looks Cleon Cooking Singing Permanent Blush Richard Strength Being Indifferent Copying Farming Quietness Benton Harbor Torment Lyle Romance Laura Romance Arguing Originality Reading Minding his own business La Salle Personality A Junior Talking Ethel Skipping School High Heels Friendliness Eleanor Enforcing Traffic Laws page seventeen

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Seniors gional championship and is expected to go far toward State victory—but you never can tell! Dick Ford—is that millionaire playboy who has broken the heart of practically every debutante in America and Europe. His money was willed to him—he didn’t earn it! Virgil Lewis—has just suffered a severe attack of apoplexy due to over exertion. He is expected to recover. Walter Mason—entered the diplomatic service and has recently been named Ambassador to Japan. Warren Mason—has just completed the blueprints for the new Field Museum building in Chicago. The former Helen Myers—and her husband, operate a flourishing cafeteria in the heart of the Ltxip. Robert Nightlinger—is with the Metropolitan Opera Company. He is at present singing the leading tenor role in “Faust.” Doris Patterson—has married the man of her choice and is still happy. Fredolf Root—has been responsible for the total abolition of the slot-machine. He discovered a fool-proof system for always winning the jack-pot. Dale Snyder—h as lieen prospecting for gold in northern Canada, and has written a hook on his resulting adventures. It can be found on any fiction counter. Laura Spaulding—is celebrating her nineteenth wedding anniversary by having the farmhouse remodeled. Lyle Sunday—is celebrating his nineteenth wedding anniversary by having the farmhouse remodeled. Wendell Smith—is Captain of the S. S. Streamline, fastest merchant vessel of the sea. Helen Taylor—is a member of a troop of actors and actresses of the ham variety. She is at present playing the noises off stage in Romeo and Juliet, now showing in Baroda. Norman Tudor—is the Democratic favorite for nomination of Governor of Michigan. Laurette Valentine—is the leader of a famous dance orchestra whose torrid tunes may be heard and seen (figuratively speaking) every Wednesday, and Sunday evening over television. Leo Wire—is professor of Rhetoric at E. M. C. Anna Zandarski—and her farmer husband have become rather well-to-do by raising salted and buttered peanuts. page sixteen

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Seniors Faculty Horoscope Name Nick-name Heart’s Pride Eccentricities Gill Gill Dramatics Personality Jorgensen Jorgy His Chevy Blush Bender Edna Senior Class Friendliness Crittenden Critt English Clothes Graham Mary Ellen Home Ec. Club Neatness Weine Sargc Athletics Good humor Elferdink Elfie Wife Stature Hawkins Hector B. B. Boys Monotone Vandcrvoort Vandy Traveling Laugh Hawley Hawley Knitting Giving Orders Class Song Oh, Wc today our farewell say To dear old Berrien High! The friendships sown by thee have grown, And now can never die! Thy rooms and halls and classes all Have made us classmates fain. With sadden’d hearts we now must part But friends we e’er remain! Chorus: Here’s to the Class of Thirty-Six! Here’s to her colors true! Our cheers of praise to thee e’er raise, While now we bid a-dieu! page eighteen