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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

T NN Ag f'N ...S 12 YS? X 'T TN X S 5 Q x 6 3 - ' e 'C N, L F X X N., xg, N' 1, X wr iff' 44 i , Xb , Y X f x 1' x HJ XX YT ' - 5- 1 - fl X 41 'N 4 ' X fifwl:-if' my 70636 eZ! Um BERRIEN SPRINGS HIC-BH SCHOOL Berrien Springs, Michigan I L lilil I 31 nl:lmi!Q1nuAl llll1T1Ll !h1 NI i2ll 'LKncJwlcdgc-'Evcry1uz1n, I will go with thee, and hc thy guidc. in thy most need, to go by thy sidcf 3' - Everyman,' Zeddcctldan We the Class of N50 qratelully dedlcal lh1s CANOE to Mr Lloyd Nothstme for the mterest and encouraaer nt wl'11cl'1 he has always shown to our class Hls auxdance a1ded our class to spend the pasi four years m a pleasant and prohtable manner Our class shall sorely rms-2 the sch ol days lrlendshm of Mr Ncthstme after we leave 2 . Q . . , , V . 119 . - a -- , A . ffdlm o o o DOUGLAS WATSON Hxqh School CARL GUETTLER Grade School Pnncxpcxl Standmq R Weme P Emench E Bothum Seated O Lmdt C Kohlofi M McLuughlm ' 1 ',. . ,.. - ,, -, acuity RYE'-LD 'ii CH rx VXN sxcoX Educokxo cxoX E-NYE-YACH P-NCB YP-UL 'Busmess Low BURTON P- mhemohcs N3 Musxc BLBE-BT BUTYE hah LDBXCH Enq Comwer AUGUST L ncumne GRP-HB IRQ 'LLOYD 'YH5'UN Edu non OYD NOGGLE Phy sxcoX mmm P-NGS L Exqkxkkx Grade Vxcmu Nmikxe has YAP-RY Home Econ xcs 'IN SHN TABBXL Educokion Phy sac QX Enqhsh Loxxn UG1.-N5 W P-'YSON LAWRENCE- gn 'PHY sicci Socks ON ' oumahe NY-B NACE- SWE-N5 Sciences 5 Enqhskx Speech 4 CL A RENCE CLARK 'A szs Q17 BOUN U1 IO R RL CUE I dvr TTLER DORO Ih r d fefwiedm THY HAMILTON MAXINE Commncfzon Us and KEND Second ALL ls! 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CCDLQRS: Aquamarine and silve Talisman Roses Marilyn Skinner 3 A flvisor Douglas Watson hr' ,,,,,,, QM! 26cm Zan Wwnm BY IAMES METCALFE God blue you XV'1rr111 XV1ll11r for WL 1our1g1 111 your sou rll11t our 14111111 111 ol11t11l11 Io r111l1 your hwllrst Qllll You l11y1 111111 lfLLl your srlf to us Xvllll unry fr1111dly s1111lc Xml by tl11 yx IX you l11lp us 111 lo 1111l11 tlus l1f1 yyortl1yyl11l1 u1 f11111ly your 11111fl1l1ors 1 11 studunts II your S1111 Xd1111r1 you 'md 1111 1l1 cf you XV1tl1 plc 1SLlI'k ll'lCl A H Q Iledlcal urn To Warren Walker who could noi complete hxs senxor year w1th us be cause of senous lllness we smcerely and thouqhiiully dedlcate th1s page and wsh hxm a complete recovery Vkllh prldc X s1l1ol1r md 1 fxrmcr 11111 X sports promorcr too You 1r1 1 grut suacssful guy In 1y1rytl11111f you do Xnd so God b1111 you XV 1rr111 11111 VV1 hopg tl11t muy 1l1y ll11 but of lLlLlx 11111 h1pp1111ss XV1ll 1lymy1 Lomc your yy.1y 9 1 V , 1 V V, '1'l, 1 , .' 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The cooperation ot our nxrscrs, ot the rnezrrtgers crl the scnior class, and ct the rnerchants ot Berrien Springs, was in- valuable in the rwrcparatiorr ot the l95U Canoe. Qur first rnove as we ccrnnrenced to think about the N50 Canoe was to choose an editor. elected Shirley Gross and a capable statt to help her. Since this annual was cornpiled with areat rnental and physical anauish, we, the Ccmoe statt ci l95U, hope that our hook rrreets with the approval of you, the reader. I 1 I. non Iwlqnwnts We the Ccnoe statt ot lQ5O hereby otter our appreciation and gratitude to those who havc aided us in the production ot this annual Vfc thank lftr Paul Pranl s tor his valuaol tirne and narerials They have helped u in e ,iroauctron ot this hook trrn r Pail lgrrer h nd the iacnly rcr the cooperation which they have given s than fur spar-sors Miss Marilyn St inner a d ltr Doualas Watson for their in .llncl n rrlf' the general pub rc trr huyrr q Chrrsnnas cards Sharnroclf boosters 1 c lrcr ar fl r t e tix sr ri red by the Senior class 18 . 7 7' .4 Q gy l ll N S ' T' 1' ch f ix' M if H ., i 5 . 0 0 1 A ' f . l -- Q. -T. ' iz l Q ir ' ' . c c s ' th, ' ' l l . Xrvi? ...VR li. t 'lie ic 1: :,t fo - ' ' ' I : UQ. 'We thank the advertisers icr their rnaterial aid in the production ot this book. Vlfe ' li J 'N , Q . 'i' A , rr K , ' ' - vX:lr,:crble help. - f we thi.: ., ' i r 1 .4 ' , ., - , 'c- creatit i, ns and to tl elr atcridance at ac rities -go sc f c ' . UNQQLL MPN ' 1 ,4Zf Y X 1 I lf I ' N v 1 Tx f ,f '- ' rj, X ,f' 'ix -ff' x H 'ff V' , .bg N in Q ' Xb. I ' xi. , 2 - Aulu - 4 -xx X XX , , ,wif ! , lug W .fy A xx 2 L- .N . A I-f'xSLLv!f r K Q J ,' 1- ' ? . .'-. 4, A ' 1 1 W ff f f' - - ' f I 7,1 ! f ' 1 ' A ff 'F' f.. 5 Z 1, 7 A , A N ' A K'---R .. , gf-4fl'i 3D Z A , 2 . 7, X , - mf.. 'gift W x gi! I Y. V 4 X N I XX l 1 I 1 1 i Mi g mice glade The crop of last year's sophomores took the role of juniors with optimism. Elected officers of the first semester are listed below: President, Dale Warscog Vice President, Don Sfeinhilberq Secretary, Mary loyce Harding, Treasurer, Marie lonesg Reporter, Mary Lou Watkins. We settled down to make money for the biq lunior-Senior prom which took place on May l2 in the hiqh school gymnasium. ln the annual magazine sale the class earned over SZOO. We then gave a sock dance, following one of the basketball games. The class sold plastic covers and managed the concessions at the holiday tournaments. The second semester class elections resulted in naming the following officials: Dale Warsco president- Ellen Brohman vice presid nt- Mary loyce Harding secretary' Kathleen Wuqaazer treasurer and Dean Stahlecker reporter The class produced the popular Broadway play Life 'With Father on April 20 and 21 The role of father was played by Dale Warsco mother by Maxine Stock cmd Darrell Smith tool the part of Clarence A-ax Mr Chance E Brohman D Wcxrsco Mr Wilson M f tg 20 Q f , 1 V, , , 1 I I - ,,, ,. H . , , . - Y f I t . L , , . cs I A, ,T . . '27 A e-:,:Q' -'L' As an-P vs pp 'Y X NJ 43 ,el ..- ua YJ v A XX! o,'x Row 1 Euqene Barley Delores Berkholz Maureen Bradford Charles Brrtton Ellen Brohman Herbert Coleman Row 2 'Vlary Craft Claude Eaves Franklm Gaul Luclle Hard Mary Ioyce Hardmq Ruth Hermbuch Row 3 Marcelme Hewltt Robert Ionalzke Marte Iones Alex Kolosowsky Richard Kruger Phtl Lmdt Row 4 lcanne Merrxll Donald Moore Dean Qutck Clarabelle Hadde Dorothy Rudowske Arhur Rudlalf Row 5 Darrell Smxth Russell Smnth Dean Stahlecker Don Stelnhllber Maxme Stock Darlene Stuckey How S Mary .ou Watkms Kathleen Wuqqczer V7 J-. , 4 , J L-'Wx f fu I I l ,ICJ ' , I ff v U' ' ' ' I V : - - 1 X ' , l Wi . y.Qr yu Q In s :--- 5 f CN 5 ,rs, , 5,1 5- T., A T by V Q, ' X fi A 1 H55 , . ' ,Q 3 Q' I I 6 , g xg ,, x d 4 s, X , f , 1sf,r-'Y f, 'K ' l 1 ' Q aydiamoze 66444 Being known as the distinguished sophomores of MSO we had a completely new outlook on life. W'e elected our officers for the first semester. We gave the important position of pres' ident to Eugene Enders. Sheila Gerard was our choice for vice president. We chose Loraine Hildebrand to record the minutes, and left Dick Tropp to contend with all of the financial rnatters. Beverly Brant was our reporter, and Don Crawford was chosen to represent our class as the student council representative. We certainly owe a great deal of our success to our class sponsors, Mr. Nothstine and Miss Alice Swenson. Qur first party was at Central Docks where everyone improved his skating technique. We contributed a large sum of money to the P.T.A. from the profit which our class made during the annual P.T.A. carnival. In November we sponssorecl a Sadie Hawkins' Dance with a floor show which illuss trated the origin of Sadie Hawkins day. lt was enjoyed by all who attended. As for taking part in school activities fhaving a class enrollment of seventyl we certainly top the list' Four sophomore girls are members of the cheerleading squad We have three baton maiorettes who can really sparkle in any game Many are also rnemb rs of the band and glee club We certainly have good material for the coming years in bas ketball track football and baseball After having adiusted ourselves to school regulations again after the Christmas va cation we elected the following as officers for th second semester Don Crawford presi dent Ted Oliver vice president Loraine Hildebrand secretary Carol Barefield treasurer Q C1 Pgrnl Straight reporter ln February we ordered our class rings and everyone anxiously awaited their arrival 4' C-3 E Enders Mxss Swenson D Crawford Mr Nothstme 22 , ' ' . e f 1 , - ' . ' V V 9 - C , '- J ' , : ' , z , , 71 . A V V W . . . . . X, If , N A 1 it 3 M ,t 4 'W t C V x J' . rx 5 XSD N' g ,v it F I J L' . K , . ki xgi , ,A rf, . ss . K . R X' --21:4 55 5' gf? :- EE' :Q Beverly Adams Carol Baretxeld Harold Blshop lohn Boal Beverly Brant Shrrley Brant Robert Chandler Donald Clem Donald Crawford Eugene Enders Betty Fryman Sheila Gerard Betty Grose Bxlly Holloway Earl Hardacre Wxlhs Hamer Henry Hermbuch Merle Hewxtt Lorame Hlldebrand Richard Hull Roqer leschke Charles Keeler Darlene Koebel Loxs Koebel Lots Kettlehut Iames Kmq Edna Klug Charles Llndt Lmda McNees Alma Mlller Mtldred Montgomery Blva Moore Audrev Neldlmqer Ted Oliver Carl Ostrom Darlene Palqe Marxanne Pantaleo Garey Pennington Nancy Poyser lamce Pudell Wxllxam Robmson Ruth Rudlatt Herman Sanz Donna Schlundt Leila Schmal Helen Schmall Steve Sxmko Earnestme Smlth George Smxth Adelme Steltner Harry Stevenson Carol Strexght Mary Stroud Elalne Stover Larry Spauldxnq John Sweder Betty Thran Rxchard Tropp Ronald Vorrath Charles Waldrop loan Wellmqton Loretta Wlutman Ray Wreqqlesworth Phyllxs Zelmer Dean Zerby Darlene Zech Q-wee 9, 1715 '7 f 1 Aff 'M iw.. L 23 ,A J Ak . It 55, s ' AX .fs B, r ' . .A at ' 1 A 2 Y' fa, I HN - Q 9 . I D Q' B ,. , . ' V , . I 1- C, v F , D 1 'IZQ n V lefty Roslavvski V17 H f ' Qi! - - ff, f .ffzflf ' 1- ft ' - at ' . I W ' 'I 1 1 i ' x I ' 'b I A I 11' 'f I- A t'4' -- 'lux a Ftlty four crmlorttous Freshmen mode up the Floss ot V950 thrs yeor l s Clqo Qlrver lNr Th ot ftlsor o Mrs chctro T rt fr s trolt s qove thelr qurdcmce to Mr August lfmqe cmd Mr Burtorr Aldrtcld clcrss sponsfrs to oltrcct the Gloss Gctrvltres The Gloss rrctrvrttes mcludeo swrmrrurrq and slfottrtq tu xr tes mtl cr rcrtrou of Cortrf storms ot the PT A Lormvol ortd rostxethrmll q rms cmd that rts members proved to or voluolvle utetvtln r otltlrtr cr ll tr rl groups Row 1 Vtctor Barmsh Shlrley Brllett Iames Brown Ioe Bulkowskl Bcrbara Burdrcx Iohn Chandler Harold Chrlstner Row 2 Charles Clark lane Craft Allen Enders George F sher Mary Fryn an Phylhs Georqe Sarah Gtbson Row 3 Ioyce Glassburn Robert Guettler Charles Hardmq Cor: Lou Hamer Cloura Hxqgms Melba Hlqgtns Ernest Htlde brand Row 4 Paulme Hodges Vxrqrma Klutts Paul Koehl r Robert Lausch Ivcn Lavman Leonard Lehman Ronald Lucas Row 5 Ronald Maxer Glenda Mana co Russell Nzggle Bonme Olrver Roy Prrllwrtz Iohn Rcbbms Row S Lavonne Ross Iuntor Rudowske Lors Schmrdt Roger Smrth Wrlham Spauldmq Leo Spencer Richard Spletzer Row 7 Howard Strrckler Ioyce Swede: Gretchen Ten Hoor lack Thlerbach Chester Warsco Dale Whetstone Dean W1 son Row 8 Ruth Zelmer gl... Standing Iohn Robblns Seated: Russell Noqgle '74 ,Jlr . ' 5 s. eltwf V 'pw onl Lf' Rl' ' e Hoa , Gloss xr t ers, Q ' 'gi' 'K ' ,C l',,, Q ie ' , , tbs- T . . . R ' 'Q , Q We ore proud thot tltis Class ts represented lrt rtoorly crll ot the oouvitles of the school, . ' ' , T 1 . g 7, 9 s tl -K 'C Ili. tius' is . - I . 5 . . - - f I U . . . - 4 rv :bi xl Q , . , It 1 T f I X . l . , - A L, r,,. Q T V JJ If xi 7 Jfx -I J A 26691 w-1? x an., I, 99 3 - - fs' - 9 3 we X A 5 3 5? :J wg X 3 , 7 A 5 A ' rl -E' A 1.4 , ' . ., I? : . N I .H -gs , 6- Q' Q' K. vol f A W., vp XX Xff f YE' Q as 4' . Q , fi 1' ff ff ffgf' jff fy' . . ax l - - ' A HX X T-, .0 , W X A Z ' E' X32 'i q KJ 5 ' A I H, l f 4 ' T-it x Q yt a .AAA 2 we , -. I ,- 1? .xiii 1 . 1' 7 if 1 1 'i ' K n ,... 1 A I ,t 1 V Jifawg 1 X! ,gf V v mg A 751 ' A 'J V' -I 'Clif n A .A M Q. . 1 I 5 W A s , 5 l lf- ' ae ' N ' . W ,,,, .1 W Q .lm ' , , ' ' n 7 1 ' I, V- ': :QL Z S' 2 K FE 1 ,f I . N V fl ff.. ' - ' 7 21 Q ' 2, 67564 gmde Scholastically, this group of eighth graders are on a par with their predecessors. Many of them try hard with somewhat meager results. Many try hard with much better results. There are some, which is still normal, who exert little effort yet they lead the pack. ln other respects this group deserves special recognition. They volunteered to earn the money to eauip the eighth grade room with dark shades in an effort to promote visual edu- cation. They worked for approximately A two weeks in October of l949, collecting waste paper which they sold in Benton ' Harbor. This proiect, which produced five tons of waste paper, netted them 34400. This sum was slightly more than half of what they needed to balance they agreed, at a reg' equip the room. To supply the ular class meeting, that each I Dlxon Mr Noqqle G Weber member of the class would loan a sufficient amount to make up the deficit The loan will be paid back from the income of bake sales As a reward for their much appreciated efforts they will have a permanent pass to use the room and the shades all auring thei high school careers As a group they ha ve en oyed rcller skating and swimming parties and will be active nergetic and cooperative factors in high scqool lif w Row Row Row Row Row Row Z' Crat I Dxcn G Dllle L El D Fxshe P Glllx Hardv V lames T Iohns M Iones C Kerstetter R Lausch Ludwig C Mason C Miars G Myers E Nrqxtlmqer F Neidlmer Nxqhtlinqer P Riley A Schmkel N Schlundt R Stmeback M Thomas Tillman M Tropp P Upson B Voiqht D Wagner I Wagner Weber 1 West S Zech 20 1... 4 'Y' K 1-' t . . '47 by X L TTT' E x I L 'V ' l I ' ' t 5 , . ' , T f ' ' ' , Q ' , ' ' ' 1 ' 9. e R: 1-.:. Bell, P. Bowman, G. Briggs, M. Brigham. B. Brown. L. Butterfield 2-M. f. . i , . ' Y. . Y. . ' f. . ' 's 7-G. . . . . .A bf' 'Ju 'ti' 'av' Qfnyf J f ff? .vii I'-N ZZYACTIVITIES 3 xx M mf NK ii L ,.-'A Ni N 58 Lot Z7 .acmodf ICASC Row 1 D Crawford E Sanz G Kolberq Row 2 Mr Watson N Schlundt F Nerd T Rowe A Brunke D Stemhrlher Mr x lmger L Butterheld L Hardy E Broh Chance man M Stock Row 3 B Hxldebrcmd C Clark D Whetstone D Wars o E Hxldebrcnd R Pnllwztz H He mbuch The Berrren Spnnas Hrqh School Student Councrl met rn September for the purpose Jl electlnq offtcers The tollowlnq members ot the orqanlzatron were chosen Presldent Ted Reporter Graham Kolberq 'Wrth the help of Mr Douglas Watson advlsor to the councrl we scrapped the out rnoded const1tut1on be1nq used and substltuted one surtable for our needs and Wants Don St rnhllber actrnq as charrrnan for the as erroly commrttee wrth the qu1dance ol Mr Faye Chance provrded a very emoyabl successron ot assenrblres he annual Junror hrqh F1elcl Day was sponsored by the councrl thrs sprlnq Thrs held day consrsted of track and held events rn the afternoon a luncheon supper and a dance In thls year ot l9 JO Berrren Sorrnas I-hgh School rs recoqntz d as a member of the Nat1onal As oc1at1on of Student Counclls Our councrl 1S also recoanr ed as fl stronq worker rn the Southwestern Mrchtqan Coop ratlve 5ssoc1at1on of Student COdFC1lS We acted as host for an othcral rneetrn, of the S V M C it S C at thls hrqh school rn February and attended three srrnrlar rneettnqs held at Stat Utah Kalamazoo at Buchanan and at Vrcksburq 30 W D l s A. H c ' ' . ' r c ' ' : ' , Roweg Vice President, Don Steinhilberg Secretary, Arletta Brunkeg Treasurer, Don Crawtordg e' ' ' ' s .' ' ' ' l ' I N . 1.TV S. . l.--.L.f. . I V I cceace Za! e scrence Club und r tne a r P ran 0 l 3 ln W n on elenreu Dale VN Jrsen presrdent Barbara Pnllwnz Vrce pr slde t y L J Vrch rds S Cretary Baroara Z lrrer treasurer Mac Vlfakms reporter Ioan Clean l eterrcncustnd an scrence study The Club nnel once a nwanth for a Cornhrnanon busrness and soclal rneennq Each rnen ber cl the club chose a enren e are cl and rrarn Mme to tune qave reports on the results of therr research Row 1 B Zelmer I Quick I Sutller M Rrchard B Tropp D Wcxrsco M Iones Bow 2 Mxss Swenson G Stemhxlber M Wutkms I Olscn M Stock B Hxldebrcnd I Craft G Kugel T Rowe 31 Th- V , A S ' '1.e-t' ,l 'vhs' Alpe Sfe. 5 ., e Q 4 V .lf 3 - - - 1 1 4' V w , I . e T ri, mar cv A a , e V : ,Q '. Q , up 1. Air YN: - ,, l . The Cluh Consists of seniors and juniors who have enrolled in ai least one year cl 1 e ' ' D- re I ' ' l .fv ,au ., J, 1,33 42, z T- ' 4 L, -1 .. - 1 7 Y l . l , . . A? -, - 026 A Bernen Sprlnqs l-hah School member of the MICHIQGH Hlqh School Forensrcs Assoclatxon was actlve Mr Douglas H Watson prrncrpal ot the hrqh school The squad lncluded Maxlne Stock. Baroara Bnqham Al Ienlcs Garey Pen nrnqton Mary Lou Watklns Chuclc Lrndt Ted Rowe and Dorothy Rudow sl e The tearns partrcrpated rn debat s wrth Comstock Nrles Hrclcory Corner and Hudsonv1lle We Won three de bates and lost frve rhe Judge for horn Mr Watson M Stock D Rudowske M Watkms C Lindt B Bngham A Ienks G Pennxngton T Rowe debates was Mr Henry Weyland pr1n crpal of St Ioseph l-hgh School St Ioseph Mrchraan The questron was Resolved that the Presrdent ot the Unrted States Should be Elected by the Drrect Vote of th peo fl The que t1on was Resolved that the held last tall rn Kalamazoo We all learned a areat deal tn thrs hrst year of debate 1n our school and are loolcrnq forward to a much b tter record next year Xxx S ' .I , ' ' ' , G G . , ' - I - I I A I . I I . ' ' ' , ' 111 , ' ' . debate this last year, under their coach, M ' - V . A ' Q - ' ' ', DL. , 'I ' - Q - Q i il! , , o 1 I K' 1 - ' 1 1 . ' ' T e ' ' ' ' . , V , ' S ' . e . D M 1 . S 32 .lm The hiah chool Journalisr c ass under the au dance ot Douglas Watson high school pr1nc1pal is comoos d of twenty turd ri s from the JLI'1lOI' and s mor class They are lack Adams Nrirnr Barnhart Gloria Bell Barbara Boal Vixa Cnri ty Maraa t Fish r Lharlotte Fleisher te French Alfred le-nlcs Mariorle Schmall Russ ll Smith Dean Stahleclfer Shirley Str taht Dale Sunday Mac Watkins Mary Lou Watkins and lanis Zerby These students are the publishers and editors of the Lxmehght Berriens h1ah school paper published weekly The Llmellqht was lssued durina the opening week of this school y ar and hasnt missed II oublication ince The class has a very democratic and fair method in choosing each editor The class selects a new editor each week un til everyone has served Then each stu dent becomes eliaible to serve io a econd tim This affords veryone an op partunity to act as edrtor and gives the Llmehght no one set style Worlchorses ot the class are of cours Mr Watson who mu t opyread and proofread tor errors in diction but who lc eps a hands it policy on all ques tions of publrcation art editors Dean Stah leclc r Mary Lou Watkins and Marqaret Fisher who are k pt busy and sports writ ers Dale Sunday Russell Smith and lack Adams who are especially busy during the thick of the football and basketball season l l-liqhliqhts of the Llmellght included th poem dedicated to Warren Walker and contributed by Iames Metcalfe author of a syndicated olumn ot poetry the twelve literary edition in which all of the m fterial was subrnrtted by the Enqlish classes of the high school 3- ...ML ' s ' A .n l , s ' e. 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This g1Q1.1gi- q911s1c11 1 f? .'fI1'J' 1 -'-1 'S 1' ..'. 1,Tf.fi'Tf its 61:1--M11 1, szg, ,-rfziler '.'.'11ic11 is 1111551 1119 disc- ? f U. ff 11.-' Il 111252i schiil 1'-1i:'1- IllflLf1.11,1.1fJYQ1JfJ11.,S11T1Q, 3151: 3. '1 1'1- ': 1'.-y-ss s'1:'5- :pin fiijilezely 1ef,t-11:1'1- J' :11'1 1f1.4'f111?Q1 :'1 115-.-1s1t1111Q+1 111514. 37 2 ll . '. :..,. il M. This year the band nearly doubled in size, and a greatly improved group blossomed out in handsome new uniforms, purchased by the school board. ln addition to appearances at football and basketball games the band appeared at the May P.T.A. meeting in its Spring Concert and competed in the District Band Contest at Bronson, Michigan. Mr. Clarence Clark assisted Mr. Burton Aldrich, the conductor, giving individual and small group instruction which helped greatly to improve the playing of newcomers to the organization. The Berrien Springs High School Glee Club consisted oi iorty members this year. The girls met on Monday and Wednesday, while the boys sang on Tuesday and Thursday. Both groups met together on Friday for practice. Our director was Mr. Burton Aldrich. He was assisted by Mary Lou Richards as accompanist. ln the spring of the year, the glee club attended the Berrien County Vocal Music Festival at St. loseph. The director was Maynard Klein oi the University ot Michigan. A representative group of glee club members also attended the May Vocal Festival at Western Michigan College at Kalamazoo. Mr. Harry Robert Vifilson was the guest con- ductor. f ,4II Y 'F J? v Pi' '71 ,wif -dk The Latrn Club named Arrsta and mean1ng l1t rally the head of the grarn or the cream of the crop was formed under the drrectron of Mrss Marrlyn Skrnner rn Ianuary wrth 27 members The club met once a month rn the Curra wrth the purpose ot strmulatrng rnterest rn the classrcs at Berrren Hrgr Arrsta IS a chapter ot the natronal lumor Classrcal League Local members wear oftrcral League prns Oftrcers of the lub mclude a presrdent Consul Brunke a treasurer Quaes tor Stock a secretary and reoorter Scrrba Hrchards and Scrrba Prrllwrtz and Pontrfex Maxrmus Shrrley Grose 1n c large cf lest X rtres Several actrvrtres added to the clas 1cal recreatron ot the members Mov res games and songs served as entertarnmcnt at the buslness meetrngs A breakfast was held March 31 ln the se mag com Mr Burton Aldrrch told of hrs stay rn ltafy and des rked nany ct th tcrnous rurns there The tradl tlonal Ronan banquet Wa h ld rn Aprrl clrn amng Latrn week Frrst year Latrn sudents were rn charge ot the dmncr were formally rmtrated and be came respected oartrr ran mernb rs The program rnflua d a Lance ct rh Urn wrth Bcnme Clw r, loyce Glassburn, Gretch n Ten l'loor, and Drcna Kneger, and a radro s rrpt entrtled Anthony and Cleopatra' starrrrg Maxm Stcclf, Ted Rowe, Charles L1nd', and Charles Hardrng 39 I ' , D . , 1 A 4- Z . 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' - r l IA A1 J 4 I l I . o A 'C' .. .. e '. 7, 71. ,4, The FHA Organization ot our school 1 on ci 1 h me can 0 p oud We have increased in mernbershio to v4 and have mad our cr ci Zatier well forth the time the airls spend Last lune We sent two girls Ellen Brahman and l er y Frat ta tl e F H A Leadership Camp Last spring our officers represented ou c at t S ct om ntion of Future Home makers of America at Michigan State Collect ln Nox errber a ara number ot members attended a regional meeting at Falamazoo Most at the qirls are workinu tor a deqr e in F H A tn y ar Tnirteen members are working tor a Iunior Homemaker dearee twenty two are Jerking tor a chaoter degree and six wish to attain the State degree The officers elected th s year were pr sident Arle a Brrurke vi e president Loraine I-lildebrand ecretary E4lenBr0hnx1'i treasurer Mar bt Q, r ation leader lanice Knuth historian Mary Craft Ctirst semester? Darlene Stu cey Cse and emesterl parliameri tarian C arabeile Radde and r pert r Nancy L le ci The club advisor was Miss Mary Graharr and th hap er Wrath rs included Mrs Paul Brchman Mrs Lla en Smith Mrs l-l nry St ltn 1 a d 'rs Vtfilliann Streiqht 40 . . . ' ' '5 ,e ii liic f ' e ,I . ' ' 'A ' , 2 i Q if i ' i . wi. ' ' ' , . ,iff r a 't, . 1 ..., f ' ' . ' .' r lub he 1 ,zte C 'e ' - ' - ' ' , ' e. ' ' i l e ' ' g e ' . ' is e . ' ' V ' ' l f . 1. - ,N X, ' Other activities of the club include the annual initiaticn dance held in April. ' , i : esp , ,tt .. p 'cc c ' . , ' gs , I .'-if r ,.- lene qemnip rece ' , Q : ' ' , ' i , . . cl c c s 7 ' i - ', l ', 5. e ey- ' ' . e c tc .i e. ' c i . '. i i , .Y . N rc .ce .' , . e e e, fn L, s. 'Q i ' . 7. 7. ,-4, The mernbershrp ot the Future Forrners of Arnerrco ot Berrren Sprrnqs I-lrqh School con rsts ot boys enrolled rn otqrrculturol courses Mr A l-l Lctnqe rs the oqrrculture teocher ond drrects the boys 1n therr F F A octrvrttes The purpose ot the club rs to encouroqe lecrdershrp scholorshrp ond COODQTCITIOU omonq ou tutdre lor'ners ot Andenccr Durrnq the post year twenty srx treshm n wer rnrtroted cts qreenhonds ond seven teen sophomores were ddvcrnceo ors cloopter torrmers S Jen recerveo the Stote Fdrrners Degree These stote wtde crwdrds were recerved rn r coonrtton ot outstondrnq torrnlng pro qrdrns Wrnners were Grcrhom Kolberq Bob lrlrldebrcrnd Dctle Worsco Dole Knuth Ecrrl Brohron Frank Goul ond Bob Tropp Qnly the top two percent ot dll F F A boys ln lV'1ch rqon 'nog b selected tor the Stote Former degree ecrch yeor As cz group proJect the chopter provtded colcnres J b es frtteen FF A boys o d o p,rr bred qrlt to eo lt ot 'ne nernb rs As on oword to therr oqnculturol oc orrplrshrnents twenty 'nembers were oven ow rd trrps to vrsrt drtterent types cl rorrrmnq reqrons m s xerol nerqhborrnq stotes ond Con SC ond ott nd d the Vldry'ond vs fl SC t obo u r the p s loov ob lc rq pr s e K vrc presl nt Dole Wors o s retory B lc H d br no r or u r B b Tro rep rt r Al en Coble sentrnel 41 r 1 , , r , A T . T - T 9 G . T T A ,T V T, - T N T T L . C' L. T - T T T e J T T - - A Tl f -1 ll 1 1 1 V . 1. ' l 9 W . 7 I , W 'xl 'TL 1 'E' to W . . . Tl te-T Tr cc. jf l ' r . T T . c r Q , , 4 4i o T T T T. c I Q T T, er T T , - crdo. One Soturdoy durtnq the lcotboll sefrscn the club rnernbers toured the ccrrnpus ot M. T. r. 'e e , L 1 A .l..,. .rot .lqdrne The cl b officers to L., o t yeor ..u e been Gr nom Kor' e ,p ecidentp Dol - nuth, cde.y c, ec q o, tle C,.l,ISfSY-31 o pp, 'ooeyond TT T needing Wane eaci The Boarding House Reach was directed by Mr. Lloyd Nothstine, junior class span' sor, on April 7 and 8, l9-49. lt was a three-act comedy about a typical family. VVhile trying t ade his father to buy him a bicycle, thirteen-year-old Vtfilber Maxwell decides to o persu turn their home into a boarding house while his folks are taking a second honeymoon. Finally, it is discovered that someone in the house is a criminal and Pop is mistakenly carted off fre W to the clink, Wilber is the hero in the end and gets his bike. Wilber Maxwell Mr Maxwell Mrs Maxwell Betty Lou Maxwell Connie Maxwell Lucy Burns Limpy McGuire Nora McGuire Herman Ninety Volt Rough House Ruby Clinton Potter Aunt Mary Hercules Nelson The Detective Bernadine Smith CAST OF CHAPACTERS lories lack Adams Ted Rowe Mary Lou Richards Jackie Sattler loan Olson lanis Zerby Margaret Fisher Bob Tropp Mercedes Weaver lunior Beltz Shirley Grose Gene Stemhilber Shirley Streight Barbara Prillwitz Warren Walker Barbara Brigham .lt, y f M ,,y, M Mrs. Mott .....,..,.......,.......,.........,,,,.,...,,,,,,,,,,,.,s,,,,,.......,.,, ,.,..,,,,,,,tY..,.,,,,,,,,.... ' 42 Off 74a Ott The Track was the senior play produced by the class on November 17 and 18 1949 It is a three-act comedy about a strange and conglomerate mixture of people who are thrown together by the derailment of a fast train. All is well until Mrs. Reginald Vander venter a haughty and wealthy woman thinks that her ten thousand dollar pearls have been stolen A trial is held in the broken down railroad tation lt is discovered that Mrs Van derventer dropped tne pearls while stealing some food from a lunch basket belonging to Mrs Vanderventer Evalina Bumpass Willie Woodson CAST OF CHARACTERS Gloria B ll Charlotte Fleisher C CvC.C......Dale Knuth Iohn Morgan .,...,..,v,w,w,.,c..t,,,c,,.w.w......w,,ccc,,,,,ccc CC .C .c.ccc,,.., ..tcc,cc, ,t... G e ne Steinhilber Silas Dobbins ,....,Y Bill Lindsay ,,v..c,,..tt...t..,.....,........,..w,,.,,,,cc,,,,,,cc CC CC .......i.lunior Reitz CCCCCC,CCCCCCTed Rowe Mrs. Guarino ,,ww,, c.ccc,t,c,cc..,,.....,,,t.,.. .,i.tc c.., C C C CC ,,cc ,C CCCC CCCCC, C .CCCC..C S hirley Grose Antonia Guarino C CC CC ...C,C.....lanis Zerby Oscar Pozenby C.C.CCCCCCCCCuCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC .,C...CC..CCCC C M C C Flickie Nelson ...C.CCCCCC.C..C.CC.iCCCCCC,C.C.....CC..... C.CCC ...C C .CCC.CCC,CCCCCC C.CC.,.. C Betty Phillips .CCC.CCCCCCC..Cu.CCCC.CC............CCCCCCCCCCC.C C C Barbara Pril lwitz Barbara Brigham .C CCCC C.CC.tC,C,CC.CC.. M argaret Fisher CC.Shirley Streight Ioan Parker ,CC,CCCCC CCCCCCCCCCC...CC CCCC. C CCCCCCCACCCCC C C C CCCCCCCC . CC 47 Mrs Guarino. After the storm blows over, a relief train comes and everything is all right A Pidgie McDougal .C.............C........CCrCC...C,,......CC.C., CCCCCC .C.CCC.....CCCCC CCCC,CrCC..... I a c kie Sattler S D 0 I2 T S 'fm Wie Ou 70 We 2466 game FA ,.,, 'ix K.,-.2 .J Z? j aww Q0.,.c,ZJZLz, P J ag, ff ll V 6 'O , -wk ' 5, , N ff Q Q , S ' if a , .5 - ' V I .Q .V , . N I Q ' fc 4 'xl is .. pf Pk' X ' v. ff 16 ' x : L I x ,Ks Af l N' .. ' I, I ' 1 ' 1 ,, ,, X ' WY N 1: X X .1 q : Y i 'f , f , ' 'l.3f91:',,,s1fe1:.,. 4 x A - A- 4,4 ' 'v,L,,,.:,...4-ja. A..L?-, , ' 1 V .1 -ff' ,N ,..-4:7 UN, - ' r ,,.- - , '-L--W . J ff 4' J X K -J. ' Y l, 5 a CNA Q9 5 f Q. , , . H 8 - p E f I ffl 74455455 eapmcn cmd fcceen 1 Q.,- I-I ,aiu DAM' wU WA QT-TIFL ' WWI U MW Mil 13 ' 1 A 1 ... , D 57 I , Qdsfifh lg I , f 4 .X ' -G :9 f f' A' A , X' ,md 1 f . ,f e hr 3, g 7 ,7 ,fs Y , ' f 'f .1 X A' i , 3 3? ga 'V A ' 1 -ik 4 WWW . qi 1, , E 1 4 . , W Vg , I, I E X Q If , 4, , . ,I ' , ' , M., A ' , tq f .W , . A A , v Lb 'gf NL 'f' UMW LX SHLQGUT ' f ' Ji ws i N.1..,.....--.- Q h aalddff We The l949 football season was very active. More boys turned Nw IA 4' A W, ' A ' ' out lor practice ana reniainca in practice to the ond of the season than in any previous season. Having lost seven starters trorn the l948 team, the Sharnroclcs were rebuilding tor coming seasons. The team commenced the year without the services ci Weber, 'Wilson, Locke, Reinebold, Kina, Fay and Henderson. Their boots were ditticult to till. But after a slow start, the team really showed the tiqhtinq spirit that rnade everyone happy to be a Shamrock booster. The tearn will lose the best brealifaway ball carrier in the school's history in the araduation ot Dale Sunday. We shall also lose one ot the best detensive men in Berrien history when Duane Wreaqlesworth qraduates. These two boys will be hard to replace. The l95O season, says Coach Lloyd Nothstine, will be the iirst year tor the newly organized Little Eiaht Conference. Berrien Sprinas will play each school once, with one non-conference qarne with its traditional rival, New Buttalo, Sorne very interestina and if enjoyable aames should be played by the Sharnrocks durina this corninq season. V x I 9' The track team w1ll Jour hey aqam to the Rwer Rouge meet thts Sprmq Thls meet the largest luqh school meet m Mlchtqan IS held mdoar m the held house at the Um VGfS1lY of Mlchtqan Qther meets that the track team attend are the Allman Relays at Allman Calleae the re q1or1al track meet at Kala mazoo and many dual meets that are held m the county Row 1 G Pennmgton B Hxldebrand C Durm T Rowe M Watkins D Warsco Row 2 I Robbms D Whetstone B Spauldmq I Brown C Warsco G Stemhxlber B Rohmson Couch Wilson Row 3 G Smxth R Smnh G Burley C Lmdt C Keeler L French R Ieschke .41 A r ' ' 1 1 ' L . - C 1 - J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 4czmzac6 The Berrien Springs Shamrocks basketball team ended the season with a l2-7 record, and third place in the Class C Conference. The Shanirocks were stopped by a determined Cassopolis team on the first night of district tournament play. The starting line-up was composed of Duane Vlfregglesworth, center: Buss Smith, guardp Dale Sunday, forward, and lack Enders, forward. Dean Quick and Herman Saitz alternated for the other guard position. Enders was the only starter back from last year, but Wregglesworth and Sunday both saw plenty of action. lt was an up-and-down season for the Sharnrocks, who won four straight games, de- feating Bridgrnan 43-42, to lead the Conference at Christmas. A fighting New Troy team Gave us our first defeat in the Holiday Tournaments, 30-28, but Berrien rallied to defeat Eau Claire and Galien for the consolation trophy. Berrien then went on to defeat Three Oaks and the powerful Buchanan Bucks to be rated sixth among Class C basketball teams in the state But the unheralded New Buffalo -gn-1 Mgr G Kugel Coach Wilson D Wregqlesworih Dean Quick 'iw' HQ I ack Enders Dale Sunday Russ Smith JO - Q an W WW rs Us star' rt r r 1 1 trs t of the season by d rea 'tg th Chret 432.1 B rr n then lost ta New Troy Br CICIID rn and Three Oaks to take t rr place rn thc C nfereftce Thre s nrcrs c 1 'ua ot th rr lncslcetball care rs thrs year Duane Wreqq esworth Iaclc End rs and Da Surta y Prosp cts for next y a s t ar are ao d Dtcl-X Troop Her rran Saltz D an Qur lc Plus S'rrt C d D n Sternhrlb r al fron th trrst tear ond rnany fron the second tearn W ll be back Berrren rolled un 737 pomts whrle holdrnq therr cooon nts to 630 Duane 'Wreqqles worth took scorrnq honors for the year wrth 200 pornts tn l8 qarnes He was followed by R rss Srnrth wrth l58 Dale Sunday wrth ll5 and lack Enders v 1th Q6 The B rrren Sorrnqs Sharrroclcs baslcetb rll tearn ended tl e season wrth a 127 record and thrrd place rt he Class C Conference Coach Chance -Q Mgr C Rextz g Q J Herman SGIIZ f Don Stemhllber Don Clem George Smith Dlck Tropp 5 I B so W .ed the Shazzirccks down, whe. they f cd iced tl e f' at lziq mcse c e' tim e Q s . ere ' , ie c .. o . , ht d ,' --' he .c o 2 . e e.' 5 orct 'e' e' ,tic e ' 1 fl , .e le .la. te 'STCE-2Il,,C.l' A,c4 . e c, 'os .1ll1,IY1 o. l 'e, .l r e ' o ry. .. 1 c r ., 1, . 1 ' ' ' v' - , , . V . . e ' A ' 1 .1 Q . .to , . - , ' i v - , H... .,.. --.- KZ vi 1 , r. TT' Qt t 4 7 2 - Zaman! eacwmfa 3,0 lbw '-105 Ea u f f ff I Row l-Mgr. Bailey, F. Gaul, G. Enders, R. Lucas. D. Whetstone C. Harding. Mgr. Steinhilber Row 2-C. Warsco, M. Ludwig. I. King, G. Pennington. D. Crow ford. R. Prillwitz, G. Rosluwski, I. Thierback, C. Lindt, Coach Chance Row 3--I. Robbins. R. Wreqqlesworth. D. Tropp. I. Enders, B Guettler Coach Barney Chances Berrien Springs High reserves, rated one ot the best jayvee teams in the school's history, wound up their season with l3 wins in I5 starts. The two defeats, one by Bridgman and the other by Buchanan, were later atoned as the Little Shamrocks beat both in re- turn games. During the season six players alter- nated in the starting lineup. Included were tour sophomores and two freshmen. Scoring was rather evenly divided be- tween these six, with 6'-4 Sophomore 52 Dick Tropp leading the pack with 103 points in lO games. Freshman Dale Whet- stone poured in 89 points in ll contests. These two were followed by Sophomore Charley Lindt with 70 points in l3 games, Freshman lack Thierbach with Sl in l5 games, Sophomore George Smith with ESO in nine tilts, and Sophomore Gerry Ros- lawski with 55 in l3. During the season the Berrienites chalked up 623 points in l5 games tor an average of 41.5, while opponents tallied 467 for an average of 31, malty gcwefalf Baseball for the l95O Shamroclcs will surely be one oi the outstanairarg spririai sports. All home qamos are played un' der liahts and qoocl material from the l94Q team is returning. The 1949 team was ranked secoriol class in the C baseball conferences. So clifl the l948 team. The l95O team wilf be trying to win that one game which will Row 1-R. Wregqlesworth, B. Robinson, R. Smith, D. Sleinhilber. G. Roslawski, D. Crawford Row Ze-D. Sunday, D. Wreqqlesworth, Coach Noihstine, C. Reitz. A. Cable, G. Kolberq clinch a conference championship. Although the team has had no regular 1950 season aames, as the Canoe qoes to press, Coach Lloyd Nothstine says, Nothing except a championship will sat- isfy me this year! The lQ5U schedule will include games with Briolqman, New Troy, Three Oaks, New Buffalo, Niles, Edwardsbura and St. loe l-liqh. F hzmzacdettea The Sharhrookett s had a surcesstul basketball season stacl ing up live wires aaairist three defeats 'lhe green Claa Rockettes loolfinq very trim in new satin suits displayed Cooperation and sportsmanship alonq with their cl ver ball handlina Five players will be lost this year by qracluation These airls Barbara Prillwitz Shirley Streiaht Shirley Grose lanis Z rby and Gloria Bell will be a qreat loss to the team Prillwitz swish d sixty erqht points throuah the loop with Shirley Streiqht tossinq in iiity nine points tor a close secona place Shirley arose proved to be a valuable quara and corhp tent ball handler Zerby and Bell will be areatly missed in the auarclina section Shirley Strerqht een Vlnqqarzer Smrley Gro e I y Ne dlmger Barbara Prnllwrtz Maxine Stock 54 . , t , . ' ' e ' . A 9 1 X . . 1 Q ' fw li f ' 1 L e . A Maxine Stock, Lucile Hardy, and Donna Shriver will 5-2 liailzl -- ' ' s .u.':e i ' - ' ' Q be the only Jet nn t r vards cn the ltr t tea neyt year These arrls are tc st players and should prcx to be out stanamig rt t Iludr y Nerdllnaer Ka hleen 'Wua qazer oar WAIUGQ an Llen ro rr cm aes rve prarse fcr th tr a lensue work thrs year Wrth ut these l The team ana Coach lflarrlyn Slcmner thank Senrors Arletta Brunke and Charlott Flersher for admmrsteunq to mrnor cuts b rns and b utses Next year the Shamro kettes should be one of the snapprest and b st t arns m the county Judama by the excellent playma shown by many of the second team qrrls such as Carol Stretaht Nancy Poyser Beverly Brant Sherla cerard Won l d B .ly A ams Iams Zerby Lucxle Hardy Donna Shnver Clara Radde Gloria Bell Ellen Brohman 55 . X ecrcx t. c s 'YT1t. . t , 1 , , c fe -, A c .e rzien. . e ' ' ' , inc - , Fl a Belle Tc lc, .d wllc B Epic . 'cge A competent auards, little could have been accomplished. t . c . ' e ' ' l. ' A 1 U Y . r . c l r I I I . rj., 'EW . ,-,c.,na Schlundt, an every d 1 -s..Bs 1564- Redeem The rapidity with which these second team girls improved throughout the basketball season was amazing. Few ot the girls had any prevrous basketball experrence However now more than half of the members of the team show remarkable abrlrty Carol Strelght was hlgh pornt grrl for th season Other forwards who showed out standlng ballhandllng and shootmg 1nclude Beverly Brant Blva Moore Nancy Poyser Betty Fryman Carol Baretreld Shrrley Brant and Phyllrs George J Row l Capt Gerard Capt Brcmt B Moore P George B Grose B Adams C Strexqht S Brant C Baretxld N Poyser Mxss Skmner Row 2 L Koebel H cchmcl E Stover D Schlunt D Krleger D Purge B Frvmcm M Iones Guards who h ave proved themselves to be trrst team materral mclude Sherla Gerard Beverly Adams Donna Schlundt Helen Schmall Lors Koebel Blame Stover and Dlana Krreger Betty Grose Marre lones and Betty Fryman were oblrged to wrthdraw from basketball because of 1ll health These second t am grrls showed spunk and they belreved rn therr ab1l1ty to w1n Wrth therr attrtude and good playrng the Bockettes are sure to be an outstand mg team next year 56 . , . . - . . Q u U - - I I I 5 bl A Vw V , xi l 5 xx M .. y y A ig , . k' sl ' ,x ' L, I l X t Ku! , . t ' 1 2 , i ' f l ' A Q5 V ,Q..,-,wr i s 1 I 1 4 I 0 I I I 0 1 u - I l I l I I U I I - O -. . .- 1. . . . . . ' , - I , , W I I S17 1 BERRIEN PRINGS PUBLIC SCHOOL ADMINISTRA FION WLIIIIILIIL1 11111 5 1 111 1 11s BOARD OI EDUCATION 1 111 1111s 1 1 111 ll 1111 11 1 11111111 1x 111 1 ll 11s111 W 1 111 N kk U11 OFFI' RING JL I 11111111 1 'V 1811 C11111s1 1 1 1 1 1 n 0111 111111 111111111111 zf 11111 do 111 ltlfll I 1 MAKE BERRIEN SPRINGS YOUR SCHOOI 1111 1,r1111s1 11111s11111111 of l211n1t11 Ladles Shoppe 11 1s1 8111111111 111 s111111111111 11111 W111 1111111s1 11 VV111 1111111111 lar 11111s 11f R1 1111 111 111 1r 1111 L11111s C111111r111 11111 111f1111s ROYAL BLUE STORE Phone 7 2211 BERRIEN SPRINGS MICHIGAN BERRIEN SPRINGS MICHIGAN Phone 6711 Q8 .l11J'1'1fl'f1'1f film' Ill! S111 1 1111-15.1111 1'Q 'i1'11 I-1. 1'ri11c11.11ND1 111.15 H. Y. 1111 Ci. 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N114 g11'l1 S11 'g'l'-WU 1 '1111 1-1' '1'1'11.1sL11'111'gUs11 1' If 1111 Tr, 11-11.11. 1'-i 1 'I'I'LI.1 411111V1lI'11 11 1:1111 V1 11111111.11 '1'1'.1f 1111K C111 '1411 11.1111 1111A 111' I 11111111.11 111111111 1'1'11-11111111111 '141'41111111g 11 XV1-11fR111111111'11 1'1'11g11'.1111 1 111' ,111 UCI' ,XIX --Tu fl ff jfllft' If I f fvrlfw f 51' f'.f 1H' f gf 1171.1 : fflff' f ' 1- 111 ...,....- - ,.,. ..,-.- .... -...- ,,,. - .,,, - ,.,. - .,.. - .,., - ..,. - .,., -- .,,. - .... ,... .. ..., - ,.,, - .,., - .,.. -- ,,.. - .,,. - ,.,. .. .1., .... , 1-.-1-..- - 1 1 1 . . . . 1 11- 1 - ,f 1111 , -. , 11 A. .L r 1,1 L 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 COMPLIMENTS OF BERRIEN SPRINGS P FOOD STORE SAM TILLMAN Manager COMPLIMENTS r n n e r Funeral Home Hull Top Coal and Ice Company XLFRED BENTDER Phone 3721 WARM MORNING STOVES JOHN F RUSSELL CO INC Chevrolet Pontlac SALES AIN D SERVICF Parts and Accessories Phone 3111 BERRIEN SPRINGS MICHIGAN CHAMBERLIN Drug Sfore 411 1 1 1 121111 I 111111 In F Il zz Dmllz IXI1 XIII Shank s XII N S fmd BOYS I I RNISHIINC S Phone 7 1611 Berruen Sprlngs Mlchlgan 1 . 1 1 , 1 . . 1 1 - . 1 1 81 1 O Q T J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 of 1 cs ' ' 1 5 1 , Sfzmjw'15011111111 l'w1,f 1111! L ,tml IH 1 ,'ffmfffa- f 1 1 1 ' 1 I A iff . . if .' 11 I 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 59 COMPLIMENTS OF IIM MOORE and RONALD HOADLEY ScoII'daIe Cl+y Servlce ST JOSEPH MICHIGAN BurIon Burgoyne TAXI SERVICE Phone 4351 RRIEN SPRING.: MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS OF Chalei' HoI'eI COMPLIMENTS OF Bull Lockwood CONIPLIMENTS OF The Journal Era Reschke s Bakery Phone 5911 105 N Mum BERRIEN SPRINGS, MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS SIancIard Onl Company Hubert Mead Agent Compliments to Class of 1950 GENART S MUSIC STUDIOS Phone 1720W NILES MICHIGAN Comphments of SI'overs Grocery and Markei' COMPLIMENTS OF HandH S+andarcI Service COMPLIMENTS OF Deans Dairy Inc Pennells Service S'ra+lon GARAGE 81 MACHINE SHOP Phone 4521 I 0 I 5 I -....-......-.....-...1....1....-..H1......M..-..........1....-....-....1...,- .................-...,1...--..........-1.....-.mi...1..H1....1-1U-uv----n-....-,...i,,,......,.- I . 0 0 I . , l I I - v-H..-U..-...1....-....-...H1..........1....-......-....1....1....-. 1....1................--.. ... 1..,.-....-...ni....-....1................1....1.,..- -. .1...- E Q B- , I -....-..........1.....-....-....1....1....1....1.In-..ni....1....1....1....--....1.....-....-....-.-.1 1...in..-....-.,,..1.mi.mi.................1..,.- -..........,,- i 0 a T 0 -...--.,-..- ........-....-....1....1....-....-H11....-.. 1 1 1....i....1....1.,..,...,.....1..........-..H1....-.-....1....1....-.....-.....1....1.....-. 1 - 0 I I 9 ' I - 1.1 -H1......-...1....-......-....,.....-....1..-, 1win..-................1....-..ini.-.1.1 - -. 1 .. 1.1 .. -. .... - i I 0 I -..-.......Q....1....,....T..,.i....-..v.i..u......1....T....i....1.. , 1....1..n- 5 ' I I I CONGRATULATIONS Class of 50 Marcus A McLauchl1n Berrien Springs SI'a+e Bank BERRIEN SPRINGS MICHIGAN I N? II DJ COMPLIMENTS OF Baroda Locker PIan+ Grrffendorf and Schultz Barodo Mlchlgon Phone 38 Brldgman Thearre CUXIJI I IUNI I XRIs. CLARENCE D KENT Clclsmoblle Sales and Service Phone 3951 Berrlen Springs, Mlchlgan Modern Beaury Shop 3'I3N Mann Phone 4621 COMPLIMENTS OF Hazen CauIpe+zer II mu R 1 S111 1 Berrlen Sprmgs Phone 3121 COMPLIMENTS OF H O Wulson, Inc nut CHEERIO ICE CREAM BARS Benton Harbor Mlchlgun I I . I Q O I , I I - - I I I O O Q I I I ! Q IXfIr,x1n,n mf I r,1ualcx1, II:-psralcu-3 Sxwmr 1uf1 I lxllfv'-t'I-gflf ycuzzzv ln f l'1II' III-I I I I I I Tlv frl'uiI1fC'.fI .' 'p1'1'.-1' -- .-I lt'li'C'j',I' Gif! I . . A F 3 l 0 - - I I I I . I I E I I . O I AIR ' I ' ID KIA '.1y1l11'urs1II' IIRIQIQ '. 'ING . . ! I I I U General Insurance dqar G OH' Agency Baroda Mlchlgan Phone 38F1 ' STOVER EQUIPMENT CO Full Lme Farm 8. Orchard Equapmenf Phone B5 5791 St Joe 35033 COMPLIMENTS OF D N IUXX Pl HRS Brldgman Mlchlgan Phone 9120 COMPLIMENTS OF Band Box Cleaner Pu+ near everybody knows J B f I I C I 1 1 Compliments of ihe Green Lan+ern Res+auran+ COMPLIMENTS OF MILLER S MARKET sLRc11cst In S mrs I VVILLSON HARDWARE AND PLUMBING I I I I I 1 I E ' Il . .Il L. . Q I I . . A. If 1 Qc rm 41 rIf4fzc' mm VH 'lf I II'lw'c UM l 1'1'c'mf.v .Ilcc I I I I I I I I I I-1 I- . Q 1:11 pox I . I . . I I I I . . I IILX' 'gi ' U I ' cel rj of IDU I I I I .3'f3'RI'lf,'lL ' iff um' :mlm I I 62 Moyer Auto Sales FORD SALES Sa SERVICI: Pfxrts Sc Xccessorxcs BERRIEN SPRINGS MICHIGAN Compl ments fo Class of 1950 SPARKS LUMBER CO BUILDING MAIERIAL HARDWARE seamen SPRINGS MICHIGAN RIMES 81 HILDEBRAND L S Dry Go0dQ VVOmen s and Chlldren s Appirel ST JOSEPH MICHIGAN Phone 3 2551 N Baroda Hardware Phone I2 F 3 Baroda Llll1I7ll1 I lll 1 XX mn II Lt11L1 Xpp 1 lm I I I I I I Xl41I4' llns H our . lure Will' . r, i I I i . M ' ' Q 1 1 I . 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