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

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We Present To You ARTHUR ARNETT The brain of a mechanic and the heart of a lover. Glee Club 37, Canoe Staff, Basketball 37, 38. 39. 30, Boseball 38, 39, 30 BUD ARNOLD His smile makes sunshine within, when there is none without Glee Club 37, 38, Canoe Staff; New Fires 38; A Good Egg 39; Spooky Tavern 30; Orchestra 37, 38, 39, 30, Band 37, 38, 39, 30; Operetta '40 FRANCES BECKER Effervescent, energetic, everywhere Glee Club 38, 39, '40; Canoe Staff; A Good Egg 39; Spooky Tavern '40; Operetta 39, 30 ILEEN BURGOYNE The biggest surprises come in small pockages Glee Club 37, 38, 30 LAWRENCE BUSSE Man about town. Glee Club 37, 38, 39, Canoe Staff; Basketball 37, 38, 39, 30; Baseball 38, 39, 30 CHARLES DILLEY We pass for what we are. Glee Club 39, 30; A Good Egg 39 JACK COLVIN People just don't understand me. Glee Club 36, 37, 38, 39, 30- Spooky Tavern '40 IDA DISTERHEFT She has a wealth in golden silence and golden hair. Glee Club 39 ELEANOR BOTHAM A friend to everyone and a helper to all. Glee Club 37, 38, 39, 30; Orchestra 37 HAROLD BURGESS One step toward life's destiny Canoe Staff; A Good Egg 39; Spooky Tavern '40 page eighteen

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GLaa, Pq m, 1940 With graduation day at hand We, the class of Seniors, stand Prepared to close a book we've spent Twelve years in writing It has meant So much to us. Our School Memoirs Records the past and precious hours Spent in learning, laughing, growing We close this book and forth are going To gather up, with ease or strife, Material for our books of Life We pause between the time we pen The final letter and begin To fashion each a title page For our new books We now engage In thanking all the faculty For everything we've learned Then we Thank too our parents, by whose hand Our characters are molded And We also thank the students for The part they play in School Memoirs As our different stories start We leave the old with heavy heart. Co-authorship such as we've known Exists no more Each writes alone. Each stands alone now in all things No longer tied to apron strings Of formal education None Shall rest until his book is done The first few pages may not read As you would have them, but we plead That you will bear with us until Our books are finished, for we will Close the tales successfully No matter what the opening be. Farewell to our first volume then! Let the newer tales begin Make the letters large and bold! Let the manuscripts unfold With graduation day at hand We, the class of Seniors, stand Prepared for work, prepared for strife, Prepared to write our books of Life. —Margret Krug

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The Seniors for 1940 GENEVIEVE ENDERS Anything but timid. Glee Club 37, 38, 39, '40, A Good Egg 39 MARGARET FRISBIE She won't tell us. But we know Under her feet No grass does grow Glee Club 37, Canoe Staff, A Good Egg 39; Spooky Tavern '40 FRANK HARNER I live in Michigan but I prefer Georgia Orchestra 37, 38, 39, '40; Band 37, 38, 39, '40, Future Farmers 37, 38, 39 CHARLOTTE HOUSAM A giggle a day keeps boredom away Glee Club 37, 38. 39, '40. Canoe Staff; Drift Staff, Orchestra 37; Bond 37 SHIRLEY HOUSAM She will always be within the law, but prefers to be without a lawyer. Glee Club 37, 38, 39, '40; Canoe Staff; Drift Staff, A Good Eag 39; Treasurer '40; Band 37; Orchestra 37, 38 GORDON KESTERKE A blond—thot's what he is and that's the way he likes them Glee Club 37, 38, 39, '40; Quartette '40; Drift Staff; A Good Egg 39; Spooky Tavern '40; President '40 MARGRET KRUG Love, labor, and laugh Canoe Staff; Drift Staff, A Good Egg 39, Spooky Tavern '40 HELEN LOCHINAW Pluck, Perseverance, and Pulchri tude Glee Club 37, 38, 39, '40; Canoe Staff; Drift Staff HARLEY MARSCHKE Quality not quantity Band 37, 38; Baseball 39, '40; Future Farmers 37, 38, 39, '40 ROBERT McGATH I can do it if I want to. A Good Egg 39; Basketball 37, 38, 39, '40 page nineteen