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

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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'

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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