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

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Class Prophecy May 16, 1963 Dear Lois: Have you heard from Ruth Zelmer lately? She is John Robbins private secretary at his electric fly swatter factory. Did you know that Boh Guettler and Charles Clark are teaching music at New York University? Jack Thierbach is there too, as head football coach. 1 hear that Joe Bulkowski is the new Doctor in Berrien Springs now, and Roy Prillwitz just became the veterinarian for the county. Emil Pollard was just elected president of the American Mdical Association too. Isn’t it swell! I saw Mary Stroud yesterday. She’s running a heauty shop here in San Francisco. It’s right next to Dorothy Carter’s snack bar. Phyllis George stopped by the other day. She certainly looks nice in her Wave uniform. Oh yes, she told me that Evan Ferris and Don Geisler are both officers in the Navy now. 1 didn’t know that Dean Wilson was a salesman. We met at Bill Spaulding’s night club last week. Derrel Watkins was there as an entertainer. Chester Warsco came in later. He owns a huge ranch in Texas now. Have you seen or heard from Nancy Burkett or Edna Mae Zelomer lately? They are housewives, still the same as Mary Ann Fryman and Glenda Manasco aren’t they? I understand Ernest Hildebrand, Victor Banish, Eugene Tilly and Junior Rudowske all have their own farms. What about Bill Pudell, is he a pastor yet? I see Barbara Burdick quite often. She is a buyer for Wymans of South Bend. Charles Harding just made another hit record. Have you heard it yet? It was written by Bill Feather and Paul Koehler and is really selling. Dale Whetstone is president of Model Motors Inc., did you know? John Chandler works for him as head mechanic and Allan Enders is chief electrician. 1 think Dennis Kettlehut also works there in the research department. Ronald Lucas heads the journalism department at Leo Spencers night school, now that he is out of the Navy. By the way, how is your florist shop coming along? You couldn’t have found a better name than “Schmidt’s Floristry.” Well I really have to go now. This nursing profession really keeps you busy. Write soon and tell me all the news. Bye now, Bonnie 11

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Jolly Juniors Row 1: Norman Bauer, Glenn Briggs, Marjorie Brigham, Judy Calay, Marlene Craft, Don Dapkus, Gail Dilly. Row 2: Ralph Dinges, Larry Ely, Larry Evans, Dale Ewalt, Dean Ewalt, Donna Fisher, Joanne Ewalt. Row 3: Don Gerlach, Norma Hardy, Mary Harris, Robert Hauch, Paul Hoge, Mike Jones, Carlton Kcrstetter. Row 4: Betty Klug, David Kugel, Dale Lohraff, Allene Ludwig, Charlotte Mason, Gene McBee, Verls McKinney. Row 5: Carol Mairs, Jack Naegclc, Fae Neidlingcr, Gerald Petzkc, George Petzke, Donovan Reisig, Pat Riley. Row 6: Nancy Schlundt, Matilda Schlutt, Alice Schinkel, Marilyn Schaffer, Marjorie Stroud, Lanny Smith, Carol Tillman. Row 7: Marie Tropp, Bonnie Voight, Dorothy Wagner, Jim Wagner, Jerry Weber, Janet West, Ana Mae Wilson. Absent, Paul Bowman, Ester Heimbuch, Shirley Zech. The JUNIORS were both proud and happy to have as their sponsors this year, Mr. John Brawders, Miss Jean Wagner, and Miss Flora Armour. The class engaged in many activities this year. Among these were a bake sale, a Christmas dinner, the class play and the Junior-Senior Prom. The Magazine sale was the largest project undertaken by the class. For the sale two teams were chosen and the losing team had to give the winners a dinner as their reward for good salesmanship. The winning team also had a roller skating party. Officers elected for the first semester are as follows: President—Dale Ewalt Vice-president—Joanne Ewalt Secretary—Charlotte Mason Reporter—Norma Hardy Student Council Representatives—Dean Ewalt, Jack Naegele and Allene Ludwig 13