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

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Revealed Cv iieA. . . . NAME Favorite Movie Star Nick Name Favorite Dish Joo Arnold Jane Russell Jose ham Ernest Brohman Bob Hope Oscar cherry pie Theresa Bunnell Glen Langon Muggs chile Cecile Clem Alan Ladd Mick cheeseburger Barbara Cooper Dane Clarke Bobbie Dean macaroni and cheese Morris Dilley Joan Caufield Morrie steak Bill Eaves ]ane Russell Bill fried perch Lois Fleisher Cornel Wilde Blondie chop suey Shirley Haase Cornel Wilde Proxie chicken Den Hamer Betty Hutton Dee Gee lemon pie Arlo Harper Joan Leslie Harpo apple pie Joe Hartman Jane Russell Dead Beat T-bone steak and French fries Pat Heim Larry Parks Bud steak and mashed potatoes Irene Heirabuch Cary Grant Star banana cream pie Harry Herman Lassie Stub cherry pie Leiron Hickerson Hicky hazelnut ice-cream Mary Jesswein Dennis Morgan Jessie apple pie Dorothy Johns Gary Cooper Slugger cheese and spaghetti Ruth Kettelhut June A Hyson Chick baked ham Bill Kettlehut Carmen Miranda Hayseed steak Mabel Klutts Maria Montez Bab Waldorf salad Betty Koebel Lauren Bacall chicken Della Lehman Dick Haymes Fattie Italian spaghetti Pat Lucas Cornel Wilde Ish Swiss steak and mushroom sauce Allen Marschke Lana Turner Dutch turkey Lena Maier Alan Ladd Lee steak, mashed potatoes, gravy Beverly Miars Humphrey Bogart Bev macaroni and cheese Norma Nace Dorothy Mcquire Peaches hamburgers Ed Podworski Betty Grable Pod steak and onions Bob Porter Tonto Robin olives Ken Robbins Barb Stanwyck Tiny pumpkin pie Ruth Richards Ruthie fried chicken Ruth Ross Cornel Wilde Ruthie ham Bette Sheets Lauren Bacall Betsy scalloped com Louis Spletzer Van Johnson Louie chicken Elroy Thran Bamby Rooster mashed potatoes Wallace Vorrath Betty Grable Pee Wee cherry pie Lloyd Williams Snow White Jake ham and eggs Margaret Wilson Van Johnson Flash fried chicken Mary Jane Wilson Cary Grant Speed butter pecan ice-cream Stella Zandarski Ingrid Bergman Sandy banana cream pie Don Zukaus Esther Williams Zukie peach pie Sixteen

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Prophecy (ont. Dorothy Johns .» now drawing ior Monsieur Hogue And all her pictures are featured in Vogue. Object of many a poor dog's woe Is Lena Maier, she has red hair and a temper you know. Comely Stella Zandarski with her rosy cheocks and such Is the latest model, For the skin you love to touch Kenny Robbins is still milking the cow After all these years he ought to know how. The word of Pat Heim carries much weight She's the first woman governor of the state. Pat Lucas has become a research worker In Chamberlin's Drug Store as a soda jerker. Ruth Kettelhut is now a piano teacher At all her recitals her pupils are featured. Athletic Bob Porter just divorced his fifth wife He believes variety is the spice of life. Bill Kettlehut and Louis Spletzer :»re flat-footod opc They tell them when to speed and v hen to stop. Elroy Thran and Wallace Vorrath, you know, of course As rodeo riders, who tame every horse. lames Walden owns a barber shop Giving the latest in modem hair crop. Prexy Don Hamer you all knew Had a harem of women with eyes of blue. — Mary lane Wilson and Shirley Haase JOKES Barbara Cooper (a late secretary): I certainly know the war is over. I was an hour late this morning and the boss fired me. Mr. Jurgensen: (teaching bookkeeping class) What's a debtor? Chuck Reinebold: A man who owes money. Mr. Jurgensen: And what's a creditor? Chuch Reinbold: A man who thinks he's going to get it back. Barber. Don Zukaus: Your heir needs cutting badly sir. Bob Porter: No it doesn't. It needs to be cut nicely. You cut it badly last time. Margaret Wilson: Why are you crying little girl? Little girl: Boo Hoo! Because my brother has Holidays and I don't. Margaret: Well, why don't you have Holidays? Little girl: Because I don't go to school yet? Kenneth Robbins (the boss): You should have been here at 9:00 o'clock. Leiron Hickerson (new stengrapher): Why? What happened? Mr. Watson: This makes the 5th time I've punished you this week. What have you to say? Joe Arnold: I'm glad this is Friday. Two naughty little kids were kept after school and ordered to write their names 500 times. Tain’t fair, protested one; Her name is Clem and mine's Podworski. Customer. Lloyd Williams: What's on the menu tonight? Waitress. Theresa Bunnell— Oh. we have hundreds of things. Customer. Lloyd Williams: What are they, please? Waitress: Beans! Don Harner: Mr. Brown hasn't had his hair cut for 10 years. Bill Kettelhut: He must be angry. Don Hamer: No, he's bald. And then there was the one about Dor Zukaus who went to Niagra Falls alone on his nonev- moon because his bride had seen it! Fifteen

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HeViien Sp iUtad ad. 7U iee Qakd Qek. 21, 1947 Don Warner’s Orchestra Valentine Ball Feb. 15,1947