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

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GIRL SCOUTS The meeting place is High School Gymnasium. Tuesday evenings at 7:00 to 9:00. The troop enrollment is thirty-two. The activities of the year have been many, but the best of all was the Mother and Daughter Banquet. We have had a most interesting and profitable year, thanks to the cooperation of Miss Kruger, and the Girl Scouts Council. BOY SCOUTS An organization with a program of work and play for boys and international in its scope-—not the Army nor the Navy but the Boy Scouts of America. Gently guided by Mr. Nelson and Mrs. Guettler these boys tie knots and direct traffic during the Blossom Parades, and besides all this their annual banquets are becoming famous. We understand they are able even to cook, after producing their own fires, of course.

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CANOE STAFF Can you imagine a Canoe without an efficient staff behind it? This group was elected by majority votes at the beginning of the last semester. At first it seemed (to the staff) to be an impossibility to edit an annual, but light bulbs flashed and brain storms occurred. And now, under the able direction of Stewart Shearer, the Editor-in-Chief, this staff has produced the masterpiece before you. The typists have, after helping with this Canoe, acquired fame and long hours of practice. It has been no snap assignment for the feature and literary editors either. This book has been made possible by the honest efforts of the advertising committee and the hearty cooperation of classmates, and business men. THE DRIFT Yes, sir—the bright sunny faces in this row belong to the members of the Drift staff, which puts out the Drift every two weeks under the sponsorship of Mrs. Stebbins and the able editorship of Duane Dean. This publication which has been in existence ever since the present Senior class can remember, contains a few jokes, news of sports, of the high school building, and of the grade building, a smattering of gossip and the choicest of the great literary works composed by members of the Senior English class.

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QUARTETTE Your guess is as good as anyone's. It looks strangely familiar, doesn't it? The Boys Quartette in action again. After that broadcast over WTRC in Elkhart, these boys have become highly successful and indeed famous. Have you ever heard them sing It's Me, O Lord ? If you have not, send in your box tops along with your requests and listen in—you may hear them. A„ I ° 9 rapns