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

 - Class of 1948

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Page 19 text:

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... (anoe Staff Seated: B. Christy, J. Quick, M. Wetzel. M. Zerby Standing: J. Warsco. L. Spaulding, D. Neidlinger, Y. Smith, D. Chamberlin. M. Skinner, J. Huss, A. Jones, B. Burdick, K. Fisher, W. Hathcoat One can hardly imagine a Canoe” without an efficient staff behind it. The first thing was to get organized. We elected the capable Bill Burdick as our Editor and Chief and the rest of the Senior class to support him. Then the flash bulbs started flashing and the brain storms began to thunder as our class got underway. But none of this Masterpiece could have been without the honest efforts of our class sponsor, Miss Skinner, the entire Senior class and the merchants of Berrien Springs. Fifteen

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Page 18 text:

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(lass Will • • • Arabella Backensto leaves So catch a bus Bob Bell leaves his broken test tubes to Bob Henderson. Charles Brohman leavos his handwriting for the German class to analyze. Bill Burdick leaves his handwriting for the Gorman class to analyze. Dick Chamberlin leaves his nose to Lariy Ely. Bernice Christy leaves her outgrown clothes to Ruth Schinkel. Catherine Dinges leaves her quiet ways to Beverly Hickerson. Kenneth Fisher leaves his wavy hair to Don King. Roy Gaul leaves the hall monitors alone. Webster Hathcoat leaves his ability to tell jokes to Dick Wilson. Walter Hildebrand leaves his big feet to Jack Adams. Jim Huss leaver his way with women to Dale Sunday. Ardeth Jones bequeaths her short skirts to Eleanor Weine. Bob Lapsley leaves his shyness to Bob Weber. Doris Noidlinger leaves her glasses to Jerry so she can have a pair like Eleanor's. Janet Quick leaves her scholastic ability to her brother. George Reinhardt leaves his sarcasm behind we hope. Amy Schutze leaves hei cooking ability to Joan Olson. Bill Smith runs out. Lowell Smith leaves sleepily from all his classes. Yvonne Smith—What she’s got. she's gotta take with her. Les Spaulding leaves his free throw record tc Jack Enders. Mcrian Spletzer leaves her solos to Barbara Prillwitz. Ed Steltner leaves his moustache to Duane Johnson. John Warsco leaves all the girls crying in every port. Margie Wetzel leaves her crowning glory to Mary Lou Richards. Mildred Zech leaves her giggles to anyone who thinks he can imitate them. Marilyn Zerby leaves her barrettes to Doiis Prillwitz. We leave to Mrs. Young—cur old treasurer's book for safe keeping. Mr. Johnson—the halls devoid of ice cream wrappers. Mr. Nothstine—an orange shirt to go with his red necktie. Mr. Aldrich —some tired vocal chords. Miss Graham—an alarm clock. Mrs. Krause a new basketball rule book. Mr. Reisig—a new Cadillac convertible. Mr. Jurgensen—an ambitious typing class. Miss Skinner the ice cream stand. Mr. Lange a pacifier. Mr. Noggle— a gas hooter for his cor. Mr. Watson—nostalgic memories of Arsenic and Old Lace. Mr. Emerich—a can of polish for his new desk. The Junior Class- one ice cream bar. The Sophomore Class priority on the Bunny Ball. The Freshman Class sympathy. The Eighth Graders—solitary confinement. Fourteen

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