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

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EIGHTH GRADE Pep! That's what B. S. H. S. had when the class of '45 entered into Junior High School. Of course we are not as green as we were last year. We can now get to our classes without a guide. We elected the following officers: First Seme'ter Ardis Herman Doris Hardy Juanita Johns Glenn Prillwitz President Vice Piesident Secretary Treasurer Second Semester Barbara Pennell Walter Frisbie Marilyn Dilley Lawrence Lock The first party was a skating party held at Central Docks in Benton Harbor. Our second party was a Christmas party, held in the gym. It was a big success. Gill We wish to express our thanks for a very enjoyable year to Mr. , our sponsor. Marilyn Dilley SEVENTH GRADE We started out this year very much excited with the idea of going into the new building. Through the many weeks and months of the seventh grade we were under the careful supervision of our Dad, Mr. Nelson. Our social activities for the school year were a Christmas party (he first semester and a swimming party the second semester. After the swimming party we came back to the school and had a potluck supper which was thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended. For the school term our officers were as follows: First Semester Second Semester Jerome Smith Dorothy Fleisher Nancy Garland President Vice President Secretary-T reasurer Joe Hartman Robert Adams Gay Secor page ttcvnty-arrcn

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1 Top Row: Joe Amy, Aaron Anderson. Elaine Bunnell. Wallace Burgoyne, Sue Chamberlin. Betty Colvin, Marilyn Dilley, Wallace Frisbie, Frank Halton, Doris Hardy Second Row: Ardis Herman. Top Row: Doris Abbott, Eugene Abbott, Robert Adams, Jeanne Arnold, Ruth Baldwin, Jim Bet-chek, Marjorie Bowman Gaylord Boyer, Donald Burns, Doris Flei-sher Second Row: Dorothy Fleisher, Nancy Garland, Gerald Gaul, Juanita Johns. Alene Johnson. John Kephart, Franklin Kugler, Lawrence Lock Third Row: Sally Murphy. Barbara Pennell, Eleanor Person-ette, Peggy Porter. Glenn Prill-witz, Catherine Simpscn, Gerry Dorothy Hankins, Wilma Hard-acre, Donald Harner Third Row: Arlan Harper. Joe Hartman, Gail Hoff, Iva Loans-bury, Annette Murphy. Alyn Rae Pennington Fourth Row: Russell Pultz, Mickey Robinson, Gay Lee Secor. Stover, Mary Jane Taylor, Leora Unruh, Natalie Wilson Officers: Marilyn Dilley, Wallace Frisbie, Barbara Pennell, Lawrence Lock Louise Simpson, Jerry Smith, Allen Tobias, Charlene Van Home, Lorraine Weine, Boyd White Officers: Allen Tobias, Gay Lee Secor, Joe Hartman, Robert Adams

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cflnoe stuff After putting out this Canoe we heartily agree that the Jun iors should go to Washington. Well, it probably wasn't that bad but life did look awfully black at times. First was the iob of getting the staff organized. We sslected Arvid Erlandson and Venora Robinson as co-editors; Bob Robinson, Fern Spaulding, and Bob Taylor, business managers; Nona Comstock and Virginia Roth, literary editors; Barbara King, John Perkins, Phil Stein, feature editors; Lawrence Arnett, picture editor; Carl Ford and Jesse Gill, sports editors; Ed Kurnat and Dale Brenner, joke editors; Mary Ellen Lucas, art editor; and Kenneth Sink and Verl Palmer, typists. Our next task was getting the pictures taken and organizing written material. Mrs. Stebbins really lost her temper when the teachers' pictures were accidentally sat on. With that taken care of, we started mounting class pictures. That was some job! When that was done and our written material was handed in, everything was complete, except for the hardest part of all— waiting to see what the finished product would look like. We like it; hu then, we just work here. Back Row: Bob Robinson, Phil Stein, Arvid Erlandson, John Perkins, Lawrence Arnett Second Row: Everett Anstiss. Barbara King, Bob Taylor, Carl Ford, Ed Kurnat. Dale Brenner. Jesse Gill. Mrs. Stebbins, adviser, Kenneth Sink Front Row: Venora Robinson, Fern Spaulding, Verl Palmer, Nona Comstock, Virginia Roth, Mary Ellen Lucas page twenty-eight