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

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JUMOfi CLASS Well, here we are with only one more year to go. We view our sojourn in these halls with mingled feelings. But we almost all agree that it has been fun— at least some of the time. We certainly enjoyed putting on school dances, editing the Drift, and all the excitement connected with the production of our first play, The Wild Oats Boy,” which was a great success. We presented the Seniors with a gala prom held in the Vincent Hotel on May 23. Everybody had a good time. Now we are looking forward to next year when we shall take a trip to Washington. We are all working hard to earn enough money. There never was a class that was more proud than ours when we received our class rings last fall. We are quite convinced they look the best of any we have seen. Our class was capably piloted by Hilda Baab for the semester and by LeRoy Lausman the second semester. For the first semester they were aided by vice president, Lloyd Kibler; secretary, Hal Richardson; and treasurer, Don Whetstone; for the second semester by vice president, Helen Marske; secretary, Loa Johnson; and treasurer, Doris Lochinaw. We look forward to coming back next year as that very privileged class of people, the Seniors. We hope to make our last year a memorable one. We wish to express our thanks to Mrs. Bender, our sponsor, for a very pleasant year. Loa Johnson page twenty

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hod prophfcy Everett Antiss—-is still wondering why cars haven't wings. Lawrence Arnett—Ace cameraman of the Colossal Movie Studios. Dale Brenner—Star pitcher for the Detroit Tigers. Nona Comstock—She makes a perfect wife, never nags. Walter Eidson—Is very busy taking care of his duties as County Supervisor. Arvid Erlandson—Paderewski's understudy. Frank Ewalt—Piloting a United Airlines mainliner. Bob Fairchild—Has a new car and its really all one kind this time. Carl Ford—Has contracted to rebuild the White House. Jesse Gill—Sport editor for the Journal Era. Jim Griffendorf—Is the gum tester for P. K. Wrigley. Barbara King—-Has risen from being a stand-in for Kathrine Hepburn to stardom. Ed Kurnat—Big time Chicago racketeer, at present unavailable because of income tax difficulties. Junior Lausman—A successful teacher in Ba-rcda High School. Mary Ellen Lucas—The singing wife of the Farmer in the Dell. Alvin Marske—The Farmer in the Dell. Bob McConaghy—Is helping his father on the farm and still thinking of Millie. Maxine Metzger—Secretary to the President of the First National Bank of Arden. Evelyn Mitchell—Mr. Krug's private secretary. Marjorie Mitchell — Manicurist in her father's barber shop. Verl Palmer—Is life partner for Bob, who has taken over his father's farm. John Perkins—That elderly history professor at E. M. C. Eugene Porter—Is playing baseball for a minor league team. Leslie Porter — Heavyweight Wrestling Champion cf the Pacific Fleet. Don Roberts Has taken over management of Our Theater and is installing plush seats. Bob Robinson—Is now a state bank auditor. Venora Robinson—Head Nurse at St. Luke's Hospital. Virginia Roth—Has moved into that new little house which Devon built for her. Ed Rudowske—Proud possessor of a Ph.D. degree. Kenneth Sceper—Muscle man for Ed Kurnat. Clarence Sill—He grew so fond of English and history that he is now ably filling Mr. Gill's position. Kenneth Sink—Our local milkman. Eva Sommer—The future Betty Crocker of the Air Waves. James Sommers—Popular juvenile star of Mama's Baby Boy now playing on Broadway. Fern Spaulding—Air hostess on the well-known excursion from Berrien Center to Eau Claire. Philip Stein—Chemical engineer with the General Motors Company. Bob Taylor—Super Coca Cola salesman in Berrien County. Dick Vandenberg—Millionaire living on the profits from his oil wells. Doris Walker—Owner of a string of race horses which have yet to win their first race. James Wire—President of the Michigan Farm Bureau. Rosemarie Wire—Just ready to move into that little white cottage with green shutters. patje nineteen

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Top Row: Edna Baab, Hilda Baab, Helen Beissel. Helen Botham, Nancy Colvin, Eldonna Eidson, Edna Grau, Sue Hartman Second Row: Pauline Hawkins, Harold Hetler, Donna Ingleright, Loa Johnson, Lloyd Kibler, Leroy Lausman, Ida Jane Little, Doris Lockinaw Third Row: Helen Marske, Helen McConaghy, Millie M 1 y n e k, Dolph Odiorne Fourth Row: Bob Pagel, Frances Porter. Fred Renn, Harold Richardson Filth Row: Bill Robbins, Elsie Rudowske, Ed Schmidt, Donna Sink, Marilyn Skinner, Mary Sommer, Shirley Spaulding, Edward Stevenson Sixth Row: Wade Stover, Bob Strong, Don Whetstone, Laura Zech Officers: Leroy Lausman, Helen Marske. Loa Johnson, Doris Loch-inaw page txcenty-one