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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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I Foreword As we rem1msce we can see that the students of Berr1en Sprmgs H1gh School had an enjoyable and eventful 1957 The enrollment reached 1ts h1ghest po1nt so far w1th many new names appear1ng on the class rolls and faculty 11St German taught by Mr V1ctor K1ng was agaln added to the currxculum andoff1cepract1ce taught by M1ss Joan DeGlopper was offered for stu dents lnterested IH the commerclal f1eld A new bandroom was bnult and ready for the students partl c1pat1ng 1n band early 1n January Our football team agam became Llttle E1ght Cham p1ons w1th seven conference w1ns and one non con ference loss and our basketball team f1n1shed seconc 1n the L1tt1e Exght Conference The gurls' basketball team the track team and the baseball team also had very successful seasons We are very proud of these teams and of the cheerleaders and fans who supported the players A G1rl's Athlet1c Assoc1at1on was formed under engoyed planmng and workmg on many extra cur r1cular act1v1t1es We hope you enJoy the resume of 1957 events g1ven to you 1n tlus yearbook Dlane Rudell Edltor 3 . . , 0 . . , . , - the direction of Miss Jean Veldt. This and other clubs . I . X Y , ' l ,Q 'fif- Dedicated to 0ur Parents and Our .W d l Mr Brawders Joyce Lolmaugh Terry Zerby Jack Ewalt Barbara Utrup Dick Shafer Esther Ostrom Advisor We, the senior class of 1957, proudly dedicate this Canoe to our parents and our advisor, Mr. John Brawders. We would especially like to thank our parents for giving us the opportunity to receive this education. Also, we wish to thank them for helping with our sup- pers and other projects so that our senior trip might be possible The class would like to thank Mr Brawders for the co operation help and guidance that he has given our class during the three years he has been our advisor To these people we dedicate this 1957 Canoe In Memoriam Members of the class of 1957 were shocked and saddened to hear of the accidental death of Dalton Dean in June 1954 He was the son of Mr and Mrs Dorr Dean Dalton attended Berrien Springs Public Schools from kinder garten through eighth grade He was an active participant in basketball and track He had been a member of the Berrien Center Variety 4 H Club for several years Students who knew Dal ton vv1l1 still miss a well liked class mate PM M? as F Ag U . ' ' 5,5 . ' . a s 7 3 . . gg at . C Q . ' i 0 1 .u ' - Ruud, ' . . . . - ,Hee . v he 3,151 Q y aa ,.. nu. 1W 'fwx 'QQ'-vfQ ff, 1 df 'fS wil, :gs 1 fr- ,, sl I Mr Lee Auble has been super Admmlstruhon Q QA -'UN '5tf,, f- -xv' ,ff n- T 1ntendent of the Berrlen Sprmgs Publ1c Schools for the past f1ve years He has taught var1ous classes 1n the absence of the1r teachers and has always had a helpmg hand for anyone 1n need of asslstance Under h1s able lead ershlp our school has been en larged to 1nclude rural schools 1n thxs area Mr Douglas Watson has oeen pr1nc1pa1 of Berrxen Sprmgs H1gn School s1nce 1946 Durmg the past year he has taught Enghsh 12 Journahsm Speech and also sponsored the aL1ITl911ght and debate squad Through the past eleven years our pr1nc1pal has falthfully 'fheld the fort and, w1th the able ass1stance of h1s student secretames has been able to keep thmgs runmng smoothly Board of Education Seated Mr Glenn Brxggs Presxdent Mrs Lloyd Kolhoff Secretary Standmg Mr Dale Moon Trustee Mr Wade Gorham Treasurer Lee Auble Superlntendent Mr Robert Jones, Trustee I A. than I 8 ' r, 'Q A R 2 1- ' , as 4 ,- . , J A I f fzfig ' 5 JK: Vzifiiziil y.-Q.-.3 -I f,.: - JJ. . 3 ..: , .,15 e'j - 25' 13 S 'Ax . .1515 ' tt. .Q 5 I V LA-im. . . if 'VX' 41, T v 1 '- , .Aw ' . s I rd uf' ', ,. 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' WARRFN GRIFFIN JOSILPH JACHI-H XYICTOR KING Sc1ence B1010g'y Health Industrlal Arts 500131 Studles Juruor Varslty Basketball Sophomore Sponsor Gmdfmce Counselor Coach Asslstant Football Coach . . , f A 4 K' 4 4 1 Y - . A, . il C , I iv 'A ,V-If I N ' X , uf 4 4 ' I . a wk v'71 ' A- - ' ' , ,. , u .lf O. ,., -,4 ' Q f p lx f 4. 'I 2 x X ' I . ' W ' C M L -1 f - l . f J ,, C' ,f -' l I ' f - Y Y 7 Q v Faculty S, .Lf f c A101 Ol W'f',,,,E'?,m ummm S905-N5 ii? W ' A HH rn -Q. , tt 'T r- 4'- .cuss ,,.e4.. ..f, SQ -,U 5099! ' Qwgfl' Cf. 39? REXFORD KOETSIER AUGUST LANGE Driver Training and 'VIechani- Agriculture cal Drawing F F A Sponsor Juruor Class Sponsor eq COLEMAN NICE RICHARD E PETERS Boys Physical Education Band Football and Baseball Coach LDVKARD PETRUSKA English and History Freshman Sponsor sed- Z 'VIYRENE PLOPPER GEORGL-X SHELDON English Homemaking Sophomore Class Sponsor F H A Sponsor X F C Sponsor gif' JE-XN XELDT Girls Phy sical Education and Latin Latm Club Sponsor G A A Xdxisor Girls Basketball Coach 7 Cheerleaders 'Vi 4 fc V, 0 L 1 V L X W? A .................... . X - S s I l 7 ' ' . . . It .1 T , - X P ' ,,.-' If ' A - 'C - p ., .. I ' I I 'v . A A, V . . , ' .i ,i , r 'A ' y I 4 W J ay BURTON ALDRICH Jumor Hxgh Prlnclpal E1ghth Grade 4 BEN KORGEN Elghth Grade Assxstant Football Coach Freshman Basketball Coach 'lllllu VALERIE BOELCKE Flfth Grade SHIRLEY LA MARRE Instrumental MUSIC Juruor Band Jumor Hugh land J AME S B YE RS Seventh Grade .JJ-5: LAWRENCE MOODY Seventh Grade JL 7 0 0 . 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X in-rf Vuledlctorlun Dlane Mane Rudell was named valed1ctor1an of the 1957 graduat1ng class Wlth a scholastxc record of 2 86 out of a poss1ble 3 0 D1ane who IS the daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Rudell of Range L1ne Road was born December 15 1939 She attended Trllllty Lutheran School for elght years before enter 1ng the publ1c h1gh school She was class secretary 1n her freshman and sophomore years has been a member of the Lat1n club the Future Homemakers of Amer1ca G1rls' Athlet1c Assoc1at1on L1brary Club Student Counc1l and varsxty debate squad She was also a member of the L1me hght staff 1n 1956 and 1S edltor of th1s year's Canoe D1ane IS a member of Tr1n1ty Lutheran Church and an act1ve member of the Walther League of that church She plans to attend Western M1Ch1g3H Col lege 1n the fall to prepare as a teacher 1n secondary educat1on Sulututonun Janet Anne Letcher was named sa1utator1an of the 1957 graduatlng class w1th a scho1ast1c record of 2 58 out of a p0SS1b1e 3 0 Janet who 1S the daughter of Mr and M1-S Harvey Letcher of Mount Tabor Road was born October 13 1939 She attended klnder garten and grade school 1n Buchanan through the flfth grade She attended Chap1n Lake School 1n the s1xth grade and transferred to Berrxen Spr1ngs the followmg year She IS a former member of the G1rl Scouts was a 4 H member for three years amember of the French Club and Sc1ence Club 1n h1gh school and 1S taklng a commerc1al course Janet IS an act1ve member ofSa1nt Anthony's Cathollc Church ID Buchanan She IS Plarmlng to take further educat1on but has not declded on the detalls QV' :Vx 495 S..-f Honor Students ik Q' -14 'QW17' ,Q J 'V ESTHER OSTROM JAY KETTLEHUT GORDON LOHRAFF F? A W 'Exams 'K 'VR-1.5, 3 KENN MCNEELY DLXNE STOVER fr'- Kx fag-X A x,,5' f 6 X 3 Q .ai X-'Q ...A f X TERRY ZERBY DICK SHAFER sei A 5 X, R ri Nw X Staci! N-x.....4f7 x V I I HUNTER WATSON .aa V C Q, za 'J . - 'N' f, '-IP' g sz . K . 1, -W 'f 4 ,tu , , . , Ap N--7 ,fi ,4,, ' If ?s I , A f eh. N X Q' A-' ' W ', C . N B N v J, L ti' W K A M - up 7 X1 ., 'A . H Vx! , f s..gvf ,p '- Lyle Bachman Worry never made men great so why worry FFA 55 B111 Balcom Can t keep lus sense and non sense separated Bowlmg Team 56 Baseball '5 7 Football 'r ?'-L Transferred from Muskegon Hts -ff' I lugh School 1n Jumor Year Larry Barlnka He seems bashful but looks are decelvxng ,,, Sc1ence Club 56 'W' ly Canoe Staff 57 Football 56 Basketball sj Baseball 5 7 Q 'JJ Bowhng Tram 57 Transferred from Baroda Hxgh School 1n Jumor Xear bhlrley Barker M1sch1ef makes the world round L1me11ght Staff 7 Eleanor Barnhart lf bad g'1r1s dxe young she w1ll l1ve to be 100 ' Sc1ence Club 5 ' 6 Canoe Staff Class Reporter Latln Club 54 5 F H A 17? .aux H'7m,-M-41' 'ww Yi, s -r 55' Wayne Bauer It's fun studying--l'll bet. Library Club - '55, '56, ' Science Club - '55, '56, '57 Canoe Staff - B nd 4 55 6 Pep Band a 6 Bruce Boyer Where s my better l 7 Scxence Club 54 L1mel1ght Staff Track '54 Basketball Burl Boyer Here l am ' SCIGHCC Club 54 Llmellght Track 4 Basketball 4 Sandra Brlgham School' I suppose xt s here to stay Cheerleadxng Club 54 and 55 56 Drlvers' Club Canoe Staff 56 57 Latm C lub '54 5 Donna Bruce The smallest branches do most rustlmg H 06 F H A V1ce President l X Pres1dent md 4 5 Band Treasurer Band Pres1dent 6 Band V1ce Pres1dent Chorus '57 Lxmehght Staff A A Canoe Staff 7 G1rls Basketball 54 5 G1rls Basketball Manager Bowlmg Team 57 57 9 'H JUXE Qs 11-4- -if ,lf Q'-15 ff NS-I , 'T 49 Q- 7 X., f ,3- ss... -01' V ,wink I Donna Brown Sugar IS sweet and so IS she Cralg Caulpetzer Don t do anythlng today that you can put off untll tomorrow Canoe Staff '57 French Club '54 Student Councll 'Yi Llbrary Club 55 Lxbrary Club Presxdent Football 55 Basketball 5 '5 Track '54 55 56 ' 7 Cross Country 56 Bowllng Team 55 '56 57 Lyle Chrlsty School breaks up my whole ay F A ' 5 '56 ' L1mel1ght Staff 7 Sclence Club 5 Football Vt 15 ne Dahrmg All work and no fun 1snt l1fe ti for me Class Reporter 5 6 Night of January 16th - 'V6 W- V Chorus - ' A ' rack - 54 55 6 j Larry Davis ' All great men are dying and I' ' I feel sick F. F A. - 5 5 B nd - '54 '5 56 7 Pep Band - '55 56 '57 ootball - Basketball - '54 Track - '54, '55 '56, 7 Bowling Team - '56, ' slow Track - '54 Sh1rley Dmges Man hath h1s w1ll but wom n hath her way ' Lxbrary Club 56 Canoe Staff 56 57 Bernard Dushek ln at3 up at 5 on the farm IS where I thrlve A 4 5 F F A President Jack Ewalt 'Every deck has 1ts Joker Class Treasurer 54 '55 Class Reporter Student Counc1l 56 Llmehght Staff Canoe Staff 56 Library Club '56 Track 54 Basketball 54 55 56 57 Football 54 55 56 57 Bowhng Team 55 56 Robert Flippo He has speed slow and super 7 Library Club - '54 Limelight Staff - 57 Football - 54 55 56 Basketball - '54 '55 Baseball '54 '55, '56 57 Dale Gerlach Any fool can stay up all night but it takes a good man to get up in the morning. Library Club - 56 Football- 57 Basketball Manager - 7 F F A - lix Lynn Harrington My only fault is women. F. F. A. - '54, '55 Limelight Staff - '54 5 Pep Band '57 Night of January 16th ' No More Homework' ' Track 54 Bowling Team Jack Henderson I never let school interfere with my edu cation Limelight Staff Arden Jones You can tell him by what he doesn t say Limelight 57 Linda Kenton Restless Radiant Romantic and Rex S Student Council '57 Library Club 56 57 Canoe Staff '56 7 Limelight Staff Transferred from Galien School in Junior year Arlene Kettelhut Full of fun and mischief too Library Club 54 '55 57 F H A 4 55 F H A Reporter 55 Library Club Reporter Canoe Staff '57 Limelight Staff '57 G A A Glrls Basketball ' No 'Vlore Homework ' '57 Band - , '5 , '56, '57 ll ' !7 - sa 1 - fg Af ' - '57 ' ' - '57 i ,Si , Debate - '56 .. , '5 ' ' - '57 . . . - '5 , ' , '57 7 ' - '57 . . . - '57 ' ' - '54, 55 -1 l - 57 aim 1'Q Jay Kettelhut If only I could f1nd someone agree wxth me Class V1ce Presxdent 57 La 1n Club '55 6 Scxence Club 55 L1brary Club 55 No More Homework Basketball 54 55 Baseball Bowling Team Davld Krueger Takmg gxrls as they come Il1ke them better as they go Bowl1ng Team 57 Canoe Staff '57 Transferred from Lau Cla1re Hxgh School 1n Jumor Year L1nda Kruger a great lxfe 1f you don weaken L1mel1ght Staff 56 Janet Letcher Changeable as the weather French Club 54 Sclence Club 54 55 56 Joyce Lolmaugh I know I 11ke one but whlc one'P' Class Secretary Llbrary Club o 7 Thesplans 06 57 Thesplan Presldent G A A Board Member 7 Canoe Staff 7 Cheerleader '50, '56, '57 t h Gordon Lohraff I only want a buddy not a sweet heart ' Class Vice President '57 Pat Love What is so rare as a school Science Club 54 Basketball Football Manager 55 Barbara Maddux lt's not what you do t's what y u get away with F H A 4 56 F H A Reporter '57 Canoe Staff 56 '57 Limelight Staff G A 57 Science Club 54 55 and 5 55 '56 '57 Girls Basketball 54 55 5 Neil MCM1llBH I wait for no man b WOITICII ---- Class President - Canoe Staff - 56 Debate - '57 Limelight Staff - Chorus - '54 Thespians - 54 55 56 '57 Thespian Vice-President '56 Football- 54 55 56 57 Basketball - 54 55 '57 Baseball - '54 57 Track - '55 Kenneth McNeely Tall dark and terrific ' Latin Club - 55 56, '57 Thespian Club - 54 55, 56, 57 and - 54 55 56 '57 Canoe Staff - ' Student Council - 55, '56 Bowling - 56, '57 Basketball - '54 '55, '56 '57 Football - 54, 55, 56, rack - 54, 55 56 Marxlyn Mlller Keep away boys I m bashful French Club '54 Llmelxght Staff '57 F '5 56 ' Y F C Song Leader and '54 55 '56 5 Chorus '54 55 56 Ahce Myers Tlme goes steady and so do I French Club Sclence Club 55 Sclence Club Vlce Pres1den 55 '56 Latm Club 55 '56 Band 54 '55 56 Student Councll 54 55 H A Cheerleader 54 Gxrls Basketball '54 Bowhng Team 56 Esther Ostrom She looks very mxld but looks often decelve she xs not such a chlld as you may belleve Class Reporter 55 56 ' Thesplans '56 '57 Thespxan VICE Presldent Lxbrary Club 54 55 '56 7 Library Club Vxce Presxdent 5 Lxbrary Club Presldent No More Homework Canoe Staff '57 Llmehght Staff Joan Pudell A rlng on her flnger now fore tells the merry chlmes of wed dlng bells Cheerleader 5 Latln Club 54 Canoe Staff 56 Paul Pollard I stand on the brink of a great career w1ll somebody push me French Club Thesplans 54 55 56 5 e ate 54 '55 56 B nk 54 55 56 ' 7 Nxght of January 16th No More Homework ,Yr ,ov .',,,vF X v-f 'N X 5 viz lkfl, A I .X e I X 'UN Ron Rowley Who is the cleverest person in school and why am I9 Class President 54 55 Class Vice President 7 Thespxans '55 5 Debate 5 Limelight Staff '57 Science Club '55 Football '54 55 Track '54 Pearl Sanders My ambition IS wife L1mel1ght Staff 7 Diane Rudell Boys don't bother me much' Class Secretary 54 ' 5 Latin Club 54 '55 56 '57 F H A 55 '56 ' Debate 57 Limelight Staff 56 Canoe Staff 56 57 Student Council '57 Library Club 56 57 Library Club Secretary G A A David Schmeling A happy handsome smiling lad not too good not too bad Limelight Staff - ' Transferred from Cedar Lake Aca demy for Senior Year Diane Stover Laugh and the world laughs with you' study and you study alone. Science Club - '55 56 7 Latin C u - '55, 5 Latin Club Vice-President - Latin Club Treasurer - 55 Latin Club Secretary - '57 Band - '54, '55, '56, '57 Student Council - '56, '57 Student Council V-President- '56 Student Council Sec'y-Treas. - 57 G. A. A. - '57 Bowling Team - '57 Girls Basketball - '54, '55, '56 '57 Debate - '57 Canoe Staff - '57 Girl's State Representative - '56 Night of January 16th - '56 No More Homework - '57 .....-ff 'M James SCOf1e1d I just can t keep the gurls away from me Thespxans 6 7 Llbrary Club 5 56 7 SCICHCE Club Canoe Staff F D 5 f -'34 and 4 55 Pe Band 55 6 Bowhng Team 7 Football 56 57 Basketball 5 56 57 ack 56 Nlght of January 16th No More homework Vkayne Shoop Never under estlmate a s1lent man Llbrary Club Lxmelxght Staff 5 56 7 Track 4 Basketball Bowlmg Team 6 I' X 4 Shlrley Speckem You dont have to be blg to get along 1n the world ' R1Chard Shafer Mr Touchdovunlu S A Student COUDCII 4 55 56 7 Student Counc1lP resldent '5 7 Sclence Club 56 Bowlmg Club 56 Canoe Staff and 4 o 5 Pep Band 5 ootball 5 5 Basketball 4 5 6 7 rack 4 56 Boy s State Representauve li FDM hlnor Schmldt L1fe 1S one bloom1n thmg after 4' another U7 . H. l . - 7 55 7 Canoe Staff- '6 Library Club - 56 '7 , 'R-5? nl- 'SW-1..ivf 4 19 X-.,,j, l s..:..,...W w....,t....,. ... YI Phll Stroud When work mterferes pleasure cut out work wlth Band '54 Football 35 Basketball 5 5 Track '54 55 Baseball '55 Bowlmg Team 56 Joyce Tropp To worry llttle to study less IS my xdea of happlness Student Councll 56 56 Latxn Club 55 '56 Sclence Club 5 5 A A A Presldent 57 Band 5 '55 6 Band Secretary Canoe Staff Cheerleader '54 G1rls Basketball 5 55 N1ght of January 16th Betty Tucker All the world s a stage and I do my part by actmg up Class V1ce Presldent 55 F H A Student Councll 55 Student Councll Secretary 55 Thespxans 56 Library Club 56 57 Canoe Staff 7 N1ght of January 16th 5 No More Homework Barbara brtrup The school bell rlngs the wed dmg march Class Treasurer 56 Class Reporter 55 Sclence Club Sc1ence Club Secretary 54 Lat1n Club '55 L1brary Club '57 Canoe Staff '57 Chorus 55 G A A G A A Board Member 57 Cheerleader '54 55 '56 57 Glrls Basketball '54 6 Bowlmg Team 55 56 Don Vkatklns Im not lazy folks lm Just ln love w1th sleep French Club '54 Football 5 Baseball 56 57 'gif' 'T' fag!-TS -f- V LJ' lx Hunter Watson Eat drxnk and be merry for tomorrow you may have to go to school ' Nlght of Jan 16 ' 5 No More Homework '56 Baseball '54 55 Latln Club '56 Shlrley Wregglesworth Women are made to be loved not understood Student Councll 57 Llbrary Club '57 Llbrary Club Sec y Treas Thesplans 56 '57 G A A G A A Board Member 57 L1mel1ght Staff Canoe Staff '57 Band '54 Cheerleader 54 56 57 Gxrls Basketball '55 56 Werner Wehnert If sllence lS golden he s st111 on the gold standard Bowling Club '57 Basketball '57 Guest Student from Karlsruhe Germany for Senxor Year Ellen Zxelke There IS a lovelzght 1n her eyes Chorus 54 Latm Club '54 55 Lxbrary Club '55 56 '57 Llbrary Club Vlce Presldent Band Reporter 57 Band 5 55 '56 ' 7 Llmehght Staff Canoe Staff '56 57 Terry Zerby Lnfe IS a comedy an I m the star Class Presldent 7 Class Treasur Latm Club 4 55 56 Canoe Staff 7 Debate 5 and 55 5 Pe Band 54 55 56 57 Band Pres1dent 57 Football 55 5 Basketball 55 5 Baseball 55 Track 56 57 '23 VN Yer.-:f 'D-.... 9 WK Senior Class 2 W President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Student Council Representatives Terry Zerby Ron Rowley Joyce Lolmaugh Barbara Utrup Esther Ostrom Dick Shafer Jack Ewalt Craig Caulpetzer Class Colors - Blue and White Class Motto - This Shall Be Only the Beginnmg ' Class Flower Amerlcan Beauty Rose The members of the senior class have dreamed and planned for the day when they would march up to the platform to recelve their d1plomas Now that time 1S here and we remember the pleasant memories of our last four years Durmg our freshman year we held several bake sales to obtain the money to hold a Haloween dance and a Christmas party Our class sponsor was Mr Ado Tenagl1a As sophomores we planned many pro Jects to 1ncrease our treasury including bake sales, paper dr1ves a talent festi val Tw1rp Week and a chlcken supper We recelved our class rings 1n the last part of April Mr John Brawders Mrs Ralph Swartz and MISS Joan De Glopper were our sponsors Early 1n our Juruor year we held the annual magaz1ne sale Thls helped f1 nance the Juruor Senior Prom which we presented 1n May The banquet was held 1n the elementary gym and the dance was held 1n the Youth Memorial Bu1ld1ng The play which was presented with the seniors was entltled The N1ght of January 16th ' Our senior year proved to be the most exc1t1ng and memorable of all In No vember the Junior and Semor classes presented No More Homework under the d1rect1on of MISS Rose Mary Good We sponsored many projects to fi nance our trip to Washington D C Among these were suppers concess1on stands ICG cream bar sales and several dances mcludlng the first Homecoming dance and a Holiday dance We took our trip the fourth week in April with Indian Tralls Inc carrying out the plans of the trip A wonderful and unforgettable t1me was had by all Mr Brawders was our sponsor for both our Junior and semor years President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Student Council Representatives Terry Zerby Gordon Lohraff Joyce Lolmaugh Barbara Utrup Arlene Kettelhut Dick Shafer Jack Ewalt Craig Caulpetzer .2 lu 1 Will and Testament Shlrley Dlnges WE the Semor Class of Berrien Springs Hlgh School tn the city of Berrxeu Springs, and State of Mzchlgan bemg of sound mind and memory do make publxsh and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament FIRST we bequeath to the Jumor Class the honor of slttmg xn our seats and caressmg thetr fmgers over the chewed gum and carved xmtlals to the Sophomore Class we glve sympathy and to the Freshman Class solltary confinement To Mr Brawders our class sponsor we bequeath peace of mmd The followxng may be trxflxng bequests but we hope they may be accepted as valuable souvemers of our gen eroslty Hunter Watson leaves muttermg It s about txme wlth Lynn Harrmgton close belund tum Don Watkxns leaves lus southem accent to Vxrgmta Baker Lyle Bachman w1lls hxs agrlcultural know how to the Nye brothers Bruce and Burl Boyer bequeath then' remarkable llkeness to the Stuckey twms Larry Barmka leaves lus abxllty to blush to Jerry Bmhman Eleanor Barnhart leaves chemxstry class wlth pleasure Shxrley Barker wllls her dutxes as Vlr Watson's assxstant to any one who wxll take them B111 Balcom wxlls hls squeaky voxce to the hxgh school chorus Wayne Bauer leaves hls Model A truck to next year s drlver tramlng class Donna Bruce leaves Mr Peters wlth an openmg ln the clarmet sectlon of the band Donna Brown w1lls her naturally curly ha1r to Conme Puffer Nlorma lNull mherlts Cralg Caulpetzer s artlstxc abxltty Larry Davxs w1l1s hls drxmms to anyone who can make as much noxse wxth them as he can Earl Adams inhertts Wayne Dahrmg s clothes and neatness Shxrley Dmges bequeaths her love of Shorthand II class to the ftrst year shorthand students Jack Henderson and Lyle Chrlsty leave stglung 'At Last Arden Jones leaves to study sclence at Mars Instltute Llnda Kruger and Janet Letcher leave thexr books on How to Lose Welght to anyone who can use them Jack Ewalt leaves lus physxque to Betty Fxsher Bernie Dushek leaves hxs drtvxng hablts to Bxll Coultas Robert Flippo leaves has permanent seat m Mr Watson's enghth hour tea party Dale Gerlach wxlls lus late hours and love of weddmg receptxons to Bob Calderwood Arlene Kettelhut wllls her swmg to Dale Clem David Krueger w1lls his blue suede shoes to Eldot h0PlBChkE Gordon Lohraff bequeaths h1s book How to Stay a Bachelor to the hxgh school llbrary Pat Love wxlls hxs love of school to J P Posey Ken McNeely w1lls h1s gxft of gab to Arlene Zlelke Clnrlotte Medley and Shxrley Saeclcum w1l1 thetr qu1et ways to Pat Weaver Barbara Maddux leaves her athletlc abllxty to Carolyn Crawford Marxlyn Mlller and Sandy Brlgham leave glad that these four years have ended Neil McMullen and Joyce Lolmaugh leave together Joan Pudell and Ellen Zlelke leave to say I do Linda Kenton leaves to jom Rex and Elnor Schxmdt leaves to be wxth Ed Paul Pollard leaves lns knowledge of polttlcs to future government classes Esther Ostrom and Dxane Stover leave to have a good txme m college Phil Stroud leaves but st1ll can t belxeve tt Dlane Rudell w1lls her mckname the fuzzy haired llttle rascal to V1v1an Ashley Pearl Sanders leaves thmkmg of Bob Dxck Shafer leaves Joy but 'hands off He ll be back Wayne Shoop leaves his shyness to Kenny Peters Betty Tucker ullls hlx lllxtln nts to 'xxonnt I-orbts Joyce Tropp lvlwes htr tvu mth lL lL ht rs to lun Ptrxl Jxm bCOflklKl uxlls hls tux mth uomtn IO Leon Dlckson Barham Ltrup leaves to v1s1t Western Vltchxgan College Barbara Maddux Boyer twms Terry Zerby leaves his fifteen volumes of wlse cracks to Mr Watson Shirley Wregglesworth wills her frequent VISITS to Notre Dame to the Junxor glrls We hereby appomt the Faculty of Berrlen Sprmgs Hxgh School ctty of Berrxen Sprxngs state of 'vfxchxgan executors of tlus our last Wxll and Testament IN WITNESS THEREOF we have hereunto set our hand and seal thxs seventeenth day of 'Hay m the year of our Lord One thousand ntne hundred and fxfty seven xffmutagdw Donna Brown Stuckey twms WHO S at Aifmwankfgi y - fer , . 1 I M 4. ,. .4 - II , A 1' 1 I - 1 . 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MOST VALUABLE STUDENT CLASS ThAShS D1ane Stover JayKettlehut Arlene Kettelhut Jack E MOST BASHFUL walt Sh1r1ey Speckum Larry Barlnka MOST POLITE CLASS FLIRTS MOST POPL LAR MOST FLN FASTEST TALKERS INFORMATION BUREAU Llnda Kenton B111 Balcom Dlane Rudell hen 'lIcNeelx Janet Letcher Paul Pollard 29 'Q ' Tn L 1' I , S Q O 5 A I . S A ' I l . , 3 4 f T .1 g , sl Joan Pudell - David Krieger Betty Tucker - Jim Scofield Joyce Lolmaugh - Dick Shafer f T ' Q ' . - if E 4 1 45 , - sl O . s J Y 7 1 1 l f i ' 5 l 5 - l l , Q I 1 4 f l L .ik 5 Class Elnor S Do Chmd smnga Bfffvjnt ey Dinges May 10 , 1961 Dear Diane, lflere l am sitting in my lashion salon and iust can't imagine that it's been ten years since we've graduated as l watch our tormer classmates Shirley Wreggleworth, Donna Brown , Joyce Tropp, and Alice Myers model my clothes. Any minute the beauticians, Elnor Schimdt and Shirley Dinges , will arrive. Craig Caulpetzer , the iamous architect, designed this building where my salon is located. Some oi our colleagues are making the service a career. Phil Stroud and lm-rv Davis are in the hlarinusg and Lyle Bachman, Dale Gerlach, and Don Watkins are in the Army. Joyce Lolmaugh, 'Pair Juliet , is still playing the tield while Joan Pudell has become Mrs. Donald Shemharger A , and Ellen Zielke has become Mrs. Melvin Machamer. l guess by now they are adiusted to married liie. oi course, 1lCe you know that l'm Mrs. Caniield, don't you? Joyce Shirley parker is the emcee on the program Advice to the Lovelorn' on station l C U. Did you read Bon Bow- ley's latest novel entitled THE GlRL l LEFT BElllND. lt's already on the best-seller list. The science-iiction enthusiasts are wild over Arden Jones's book called CATS lrl SPACE. David Krieger is still turning out volumes his poetry. Guess what? Betty Tucker the redhead who always acted in the high school plays is now on Broadwayg and Ter- ,' Zerby, the riotous comedian, is her co-Star. Donna Bruce wrote the musical score, and Wayne Dahring was horeographer tor the play. lt's really causing a riot in New Y orkl Did you know that Larry Barinka pitched a no-hit game tor the New York Yankees? Be's their star pitcher. Dick Shafer is a quarterback tor the Detroit Lions . Our alma mater ,Berrien lligh, is still winning iootball trophies with Jack Ewalt as their coach. Gordon Lohraii operates a hunting lodge up north, he gets all his sporting equip- ment irom Jim Scoiield's store in Niles. l went to the stock car races, and lo and behold, two oi our classmates Pat Love and Jack Henderson were driving cars. Wayne Shoop writes a sports column tor the Chicago Tribune. S0 it looks like he's kept busy lust writing about the boys in our class . l went to a party that the '5oCiety Queen' Arlene Kettelhut was throwing. She's still the center oi attraction. Barb Utrup was there, oh, l should say Miss Michigang and she looks like she has a good chance in the Miss Amer- ica contest. Janet Letcher, Linda Kruger, and Pearl Sanders have gone into the clerical field. They all work for the famous lawyer Neil McMillen. The South Bend Memorial l-lospital iust received two nurses from our class, Eleanor Barnhart and Marilyn Miller. Shirley Speckem and Sandy Brigham, the social weliare workers, are doing a good iob with the slums in Chicago. I The retmown surgeon, l-lunter Watson, dropped by the oiiice the other day. lt certainly was good to see him. Ialnda Kru ay Kettlehut is a psychiatrist in San Francisco. ger Dee Stover is ambassador to France. l read where she would like to be ambassador to Bussia. This really would be an adventure tor her . You know that Paul Pollard is Senator irom Michigan, don't you? ln my opinion, Michigan is well represented. Some oi the class still lives around Berrien Springs . Esther Ostrom is the English teacher, Charlotte Med- ley teaches government, and Barbara Maddux is the physical education teacher. Bob l-'lippo has really reformed --he is truant oiiicerl Remember how he used to 'visit' school occasionally? That's quite a change, itn't it'I Bruce and Burl Boyer are the co-owners oi a super market outside oi Berrien. lt's really thriving. Bill Bal- com owns a gas station, much to my surprise. l was sure he was going to make a career ol the Navy. lienn Mc- Neely is following his iather's iootsteps in becoming an insurance agent.. Wayne Bauer is the town's dentist. l hope he's not too rough on the people. By the way, ii you ever want your television repaired just call on Lynn Barrington. lie operates a repair shop in Buchanan. l guess he really chose a good occupation het-Iause it looks like TV is taking over Bollywood. L5-to Christy and Bernie Duschck src iarmers. l hear their iarnis src the largest in llcrricn County . the way, congratulations are in store tor you tor earning the editorship oi Seventeen magazine. l th-night sure that you would branch out with the bridal shoppe you owned in Detroit Good luck in your new career. l hope to see you at next year's reunion. Bye for now. Your triend, Linda Elixir Ostr0m Eleanyn Mlllef or Ba,-nhart La fry Barinka Underclussmen lil nl fzbck I ENGLI ll g Earl Adams Tom Alexander Judy Appelget Rosemary Bachman Darlene Clem Sandra Balough Carolyn Crawford Joy Crawford Shirley Dahring Roger Davis Judy Debus Gloria Geisler Tom Gill Seigfred Hein Jumors Marge Kener Marjean Kesterke The Jun1or Class, under the leadershlp of Mr Rexford Koets1er, enjoyed a very prosperous year The annual rnagazlne sale was very Robert Mcmllen the hlghest sales Ronald Evans and Pat Zelmer were the hlghest salesmen, and Gene M111er sold the mystery subsc r1pt1on Larry Nelson Norma Null Jerry Nye Kenneth Peters Jun Plangger Larry Puffer Janet Reisxg Kaye Schmske Robert Sherwood Glenda Stuckey Bonnie Sxmday Ronald Thran Mary Thurston Sandra Txllstrom Beverly Utrup I successful, breaking the school record for Archie Ludwig Paul Klutts Yvomle Koebel Shirley Mason Gene Mxller Ellene Boal Cathy Briggs Gordon Brigham Karen Calay Bob Calderwood B111 Coultas Leon Dlckson Shirley Dirst Ronald Evans Vlvlan Forkum Yvonne Forbes Ronald Hoadley Frances Holz Lmda Jones In November, elght members of the Jun 1or Class partlclpated 1n the Junlor Seruor Play No More Homework dlrected by M1ss Rose Mary Good Some of the projects the class sponsored mas trees They also held several gas days at Alexanders SGFVICB Statlon The annual Jumor Semor Prom, the h1gh11ght of the year was held ln late spr1ng w1th Carl Blxby and Cathy Bnggs as co chalrmen John Nye Ken Parnsh Kathy Patton Frank Shoop Jerry Smith Jlm Sounart Allce Spenner Arden Strouts Jerne Vanderboegh Walt Whitman Gary Wrlght Nancy Zandarsk1 Pat Zelmer Arlene Zielke were selling football pennants and Christ- Hazel Alexander Vivian Ashley ' Tina Athens v . , , F es, , . 1-' V 1 f V , ' Dennis Baker Diane Berkholz if :dugg F In Q ' Q 3 Dennis Baab , v, A , . A ,L-' , 'T' A , I Dennis Burgess . ,V , M' f Carolyn Caraway ' 4 A ' 'f ' Grace Chauncy A K Judy Bulkowski Gerald Clark A 4 sf' 'iw Shirley Easterling R1chard Engel Thomas Faulkner Betty Fisher Lois Godden Shirley Griffendorf Duane Gullxver Sophomores Roger Jones Liana Keegan Dale Kesterke Robert Lake DZ-l.V1d Loss Lorraine McBa1n Janet McClure James Mlschke Jane Mlschke Sharon Myers Cathy Nightlmger David Nothstme G of Margo Reisig Dorothy Ross June Sabln Jerry Saltz Floyd Sanders Barbara Schmidt 1' '57 , W , I if . 6 KJ Q L-Q, 5 ? 'sv V CY 1 3 lxx Gm- '-Y T kv 1 ' 5.1 16 l' 'R W-v' N auf'- a -4 I ,Q r x'2't ff fu' - 1755 I fl.. war 97 'F R' g4'Q w' James Bolln Jack Brant Jerry Brohman Judy Brown Sharon Brown Emxl Bruder Dale Clem Patnck Clubb Donna Craft Ronald Conklin Jerry Dotson Kenneth Forkum Jerry Fortner Larry French Roberta G11l Roland Hartlme 'X' Betty Hebner Ronald Jesswe1n Sophomores Robert Koebel Ka ren Krone Kathy Kugel 5 all - .nfs 4 2 K K N -Q 4 N jg J If A Patrxcla McNeely Joseph Manasco Thomas Mead N A '. 7-T, DGFLIIIS Metz Q X 6- E' -I Stanley Nye Boyd Personette Jeanne Personette Jean Pollard Constance Puffer Glen Sherburn Robert Schroeder I.ou1s Schlutt :if K Thomas Snuth + Chris Steltner Kenneth Stover I X 1. I- I' .I ' Ill 5 ' A I , ' . ,if i If 'l 'Q' J F2 J Lim Sw' if 9 J Q 'df fm N lin W, .x 4 f at f QM . ,- I .,.f -vv- -1. ll : 1 J y ,W Ki xx 1 , - Q 1 ,-.l I ' iw 1 1 4' L in 4 ff F? ' . f Q - m' lv-.x lf w xxqtkl' ,xg Ng X I ff : 'IMV . , an I, -rf . . 2 Ut F' V PJ S u ,QM 1 L V li: hx 1 be At the f1rst meetmg of the sophomore Sophomores Lana Stroud Frank Stuckey Miriam SW1h2.I't Larry Taylor Wanda Tropp Donald Troop Kenneth Vincent Guntis Vltums Robert Wagner Wallace Webster Barbara Wetzel Darrell Wllhams Janet Wuggazer Denms Zech Dons Zech 'S' Janet Zech f Q' r 'Ol 4 'Vr- J t Zelmer f J Y' ane class, sponsored by Mr Joseph Jach1m and assxsted by M1ss Myrene Plopper, the flrst semester offlcers were elected Durmg th1s semester a successful bake sale was held as a money makmg pro ject In February the class sponsored aBox Soclal and Valent1ne's Day Dance, wh1ch was for the pubhc Each member of the sophomore class 1S proudly wear1ng h1s class rmg wh1ch was ordered at the be gmrung of the f1rst semester and ar r1ved 1n February In March the class sold t1Ck6tS for a show whlch was held at the Berry Theater They were g1ven half the money made from the tlcket sale Juruors absent when ind1v1dual photos were taken SEATED Duane Knuth, Carl Bxxby, Adrlenne Klger, J. L. Posey, Mxke Koebel, STANDING Jack Kretchman, Merle Talmage, J. P. Posey, Edgar Totzke, Karl Schlutt SEATED Vlrglllla Baker Betty Has STAND ING Jlm Parrxsh B111 Knuth I f ' I I '. X IX ft Y Pat Weaver 4 .P I 9,4 y ix qi: . f I I , K 4'v ' ' . . . - 'i n - 7: ,tl ' ' . -,gl . : 1 I 1 , Freshmen 3' W7 V? cf 'CV 4-7 .7 N41 Qs '? fr ,x Q- N-.rf 3. ,- ' 4- 05 Frances Plarowskx Gary Remus Judy Rogers Alan Rudell Judy Rudell Nlary Rudell Mm Wt A la Norma Rudowske Chrxstme Schlutt Thomas Schlutt Dons Schmxdt Orvxl Scoggm Thelma Shelton X'-'fl SuAnn Sm der Nathan Sorkln Beverly Stark Jerry Stark Judy Stover 'Nlary Lllen Stox er Judy Stucker Larry Sunday Darlene Thomas Sh1rley T11lman Joy ce Tucker Shurlxe Tull Judv Vandenburg W FN FW -f L ws' Ill! l John Bohn, Ron Vanderboegh, Bob Moore. Nlary X o1ght Judy VN aldenmzuer Nlarv W eber V1ctor X ost John Zandarskl Conrue Zelmcr Robert Lelmer Joanne Zmn The freshman class th1s year w1th 109 members was the largest ever to enter Berrlen Sprmgs H1gh School The class sponsored a Sad1eHawk1ns Dance on January 12 1n the elementary gym. The Rythma1res' Eleven Plece Band was the feature attract1on of the evemng. As money makmg projects, the class held several bake s al e s 1n dlfferent stores 1n town. They also held a bake less bake Sale to boost the1r treasury. Mr. Edward Petruska and Mrs. Edna Bender were the class sponsors. J 5: 'V I D ef i' x Z , C5 ,, W' A? W-f , Y v .X f , ,, M. . , w .JM ,, I , yy y ,,:,, A ,, J HZ ,.,, I . 4 1... . 1' ei , fli' , A! ,Y A ' . 'V' I r' ST Zn f , LA ' H nm V' ,Mit , V 1 'Y ' a 4, . ,ff 5 J, f . . 2 ' ?, ' fx f' ' SX -V f f A ,I F1 ' . . ix. Ex . I - I. .IT a J I Marlene Sherwood J ' 7'-e -'N ' S- an V R 1- 'V . Ks- JT' LH 5' ', fr.. . ' . 8? ' ,, - f K' , X, 'I ' f J . , x I J J 'J ' . 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'19 We ein . fyg fsxf -f' A ' ff A J, V ' It ag ... l 724s QQ1 'Q t 1: ,Q 3 1. 51 J Q.. tg HS, U I' TT? C3 'K y..-f ! l '99 l'lQL- 1 fp! 3 fi tr 4- V- sa '35- John Bolin , Carolyn Bradley Stephen Breinling -9. f .17 -- ' fru- 1 , I I ' x .' ,l J iiL g . 0 'QT 'C 4 mv ,-- an tv-w' 1 C, 1 Q Y. IE? N Douglas Bunnell Madelon Calay Sandra Christy Patricia Dahring Sue Debus Sandra Dietrich Darlene Fisher x., ' 1 Janice Forshey Ray mond Garlanger Georgia Geisler .,, Bunnie George William Gifford Leroy Hauch Doris Hickman Geraldine Hildebrand Barbara Houseworth Robert Howell Hovwa d Hubbard g-1. as Julia Jones Robert Jones Carol Keeler Freshmen Richard Keste rlxe 4 Sandra Kruger Dorman Lansdale Jerald Lausch 'Nlarx Leath Fred Ludwig Terry 'kloser Judy Nlxers Rita Null Keith Nye Carl Pagels David Pearcs 'Sw v , , .. . F - f ' 1- 9, ' ' l x ' ,h , my . , n 1 X' s,o 31 - ,, ' lx . , A ' ' ,A ,Q L ks. .. I 1 . . 1 ,, 1 ,-,fl 'wi ' , 1' HHH, 'X , if I . 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'ilk' H5 . .2,f.fh 1.1.4. no C Class Officers and Sponsors SI-.COND SILNIESTIL FIRST Sl-JVIESTILR OFFICERS R OFFICERS I andlng John Nye karl Adams Bob Mclkhllen S1tt1ng Karen Calay Yvonne Forbes Lmda Jones Bonrue Sunday JUNIOR C LASS Mr Koetsler SOPHOMORE CLASS Ph. andlng Tom I-aulkner Dxvxd Loss Pl Jean Pollard Frank Stuekey Rocky M155 Opper Nothstme Sllllrlg Bettvlluss DtleClem Barbara Vketzel L Standmg Bexerlv Cole, Carol Sue Keeler, Nlary Izllen Stoxer, Sandra Chr1sty,Bunn1e George Sxttlng D1ck Kesterlte, Elda KODISCIIRC, PEN Hora ' Mr Jachlm In RESHMAN CLASS SEATED Bob McM1llen Treasurer Sandra Balough V1ce Presxdent STANDING Earl Adams Presldent Lxnda Jones Asslstant Treasurer f'Nl l SILATILD Barbara Wetzel Secretary Tom Faulkner Presxdent Dor1s Leeh Student Councll Representatue STAND ING Ronnle Jessxxun Student Counexl Replesentatne Frank Stuckey V1ce Presldent Denny Baab Student Councll Representatue Jerry Saltz Treasurer Mrs. Bender Mr. Petruska ,ye SEATED Bomue Adams, Treasurer, Beverly Cole, Secretary. STANDING Gary Remus, V1ce Presxdent, Gene Clem, Pres1dent, Stephen Bremlmg, Reporter I . , . - . I A Q I x- I I G f , .ij ago, 2 I z x as I V , I' Spf! . ' f 12591 Q' , 4 ' O: xv to ,f . ,t,.. - . I it +422 , 1 .lf I - I 'V' 'f - Q.. , ' St ' I Iv , 1 . , . Z s 5 I ' 1 . ' ' : , ' I , l ' ' ' , ' , '. . 2 A , 3 . - D , . I If 1 7' A-we-.1-:,ss.-an f cw A A ZW E 7 1. , l -'C X Y , ,. I I 3 ' v l 2 ' 1 I ' . A, A. x, ' Q , ' X . Q P X Q 45 1 Y I rl V S I A n St ' I 1' ' , L ' , - ' ' 1 ' , I ' , Y 4 w I , v , , , , ' . ' ' . . , s v ' . ' ' : 5 ' , 1 A 1 , , ' t A .. . V , . , q , Yi. i. . . , A 1 l V34 5 ' 'I- , , 1-' 1 - ff ' Y Y I ' 1 Q 1 r ' x ' s I fl A '1 iff. vt A I -. . , 2 .1 5 X 1 A M . R 'v V4 V W., omg, Affiyii-ies 4' XA mu.. , .5-5-H-Sf QW? QE UM Senior Band N ii53..?1QeQi'i.Lf 37f 7 iff ff A V. A First Row: Lynn Harrington, Larry Davis, Donna Schinske, Shirley Griffendorf, Joy Crawford, Frances Piarowski Charlene Moon. Second Row: Lynn Harner, Larry French, Tom Gill, Bob Jones, Alan Prillwitz, Roger Jones, Jim Scofield Roger Davis, Betty Hass, Dave Pearcy, Gerald French, Tom Mead, Bob McMillen, Mr. Peters, Director. Third Row: Judy Appleget, Marilyn Miller, Patty Garison, Margi Stemm, Sandra Brigham, Patricia McNeely Linda Jones, Madelon Calay, Judy Stover, Cathy Briggs, Barbara Maddux, Gloria Geisler, Shirley Mason, Vivian Ashley Kenneth McNeely . Fourth Row: Terry Zerby, Donna Bruce, Bonnie Sunday, Sandra Balough, Sandy Deitrich, Dee Stover Kathy Patton Bonnie Adams, Ellen Zielke, Bunnie Nothstine, Adrienne Keiger, Joanne LaPointe, Sandy Stover, Janet Prillwitz Lawrence Sunday, Tim Watson, Howard McLauchlin. The Berrien Springs Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. Richard E. Peters, enjoyed a very successful marching season this year. The march- ing band consisted of sixty members, including four twirlers and the drum majorette, Joy Crawford. The band marched in the Halloween parades at Three Oaks and Berrien Springs. They also marched at all of the home football games with a pre- game show and a half-time show. In the Southwestern Michigan Band and Orchestra Association Marching Contest the band participated in the class B group and received a unani- mous first division rating. They at- tended the Band Day held at Western Michigan College and participated in the mass band performance. The band finished its season by marching at the Blossom Parade and 42 the Memorial Day ceremonies. Mr. Richard E. Peters Seated: Donna Bruce, Jo Ann LaPointe, Kathy Patton, Sandra Balough, Bonnie Sunday, Janet Prillwitz. Standing: Tim Watson, B o n n i e Adams, Dee Stover, Ellen Zielke, B unnie Nothstine, Adrienne Kiger, Lawrence Sunday. Concert an Seated: Howard McLauchlin, Lynn Harner, Ken McNee1y, Larry French, Terry Zerby. Standing: Bob McMil1en, Judy Appelget, Tom Mead. Larry Davls George Vhlhamson Lynn Harrmgton Seated Marxlyn Nhller Lmda Jones Margie McNee1y Standmg Sandra Brxgham Judy Stover Glorla Gexsler Barbara Maddux Cathy Brlggs Darlene Fxsher Patty Garrlson Seated Gerald French Shlrley Mason Bev scoflem smndmg Tom G111 Roger JOHGS Alan Prlllwltz vman Ashley Bob Jones Roger Dans Stemm, Sandy Deitrich, Madelon Calay, Pat erly Cole, Betty Hass. Daffid PGHFCY, Jim Chorus v mf Y . jfffl-L Q 'T '... First Row: Kay Klutts, Liana Keegan, Bobbie Gill, Sue Debus, Vivian Ashley. Second Row: Tina Athans, Doris Hickman, Judy Debus, Sharon Brown, Bunny George, Mr. Maurice Wildt, Third Row: Ronald Conklin, Stephen Breinling, Judy Appelget, Donna Bruce, Gene Clem, Larry Taylor. The High School Chorus The Berrien Springs High School Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Maurice Wildt, enjoyed a very active year. The chorus sang for the Lions' Club in December and also went Christmas caroling. As an assembly program they held a Christmas concert in con- nection with the band. They plan to sing in the county festival and also to hold a concert sometime in the spring. Mr. Wildt, Director .-iz ni' Qi'-Q . f 14 ' 4. I Student Council 3 C7 F1rst Row Carol Sue Keeler Dee Stover Karen Calay Yvonne Forbes Lxnda Kenton Second Row Jean Pollard Bobble Gxll Sandy Chrlsty Dlane Rudell Kaye Sclunske Shlrley Wregglesworth Thxrd Row Jack Ewalt Dav1d Nothst1ne Frank Stuckey Dlck Shafer Terry Zerby Craxg Caulpetzer Kenn McNeely The Berr1en Spr1ngs Student Counc1l 1S composed of three delegates from each class plus one person from each club or organ1zat1on 1n the h1gh school At the organ1zat1ona1 meetlng the elec t1on of offlcers was held The Student Counc1l off1cers are Pres1dent D1ck Shafer V1ce Pres1dent Rocky Noth st1ne and Secretary Treasurer Dee Stover The Assembly Commlttee IS com posed of Cralg Caulpetzer and Yvonne Forbes under the superv1s1on of Mr V1ctor K1ng Early last fall the offlcers Journeyed to Portage H1gh School for a meet1ng of C A S M S C After the football season the Student Counc1l and cheerleaders planned a V1ctory Dance The dance was held 1n the L1ons' Club House on November 9 w1th the Rhythmalres of Dowaglac sup plylng the muslc Tlus event was well attended by the students The Student Counc1l also held many assemblles Among them were a de bate mock electlon campa1gn an art1st and a sharpshooter Tlus group was aga1n under the d1rect1on of Mr Douglas H Watson Rlchard Shafer Presldent Rocky Nothst1ne V1ce Presldent D1ane Stover, Secretary Treasurer Q , , Z ' V 'QM f 1 'KV' ff 1 1 I A fl' F A ' 1 ll , . . 1 -My 4 Y . P ,M A 1' 1 5' - ,. ,, ix ' 1 - -4 A 1 X Q I ,ef 1 . 1 ' I 1 1 P Y . I 1 ' . 1 ! Y . Y . u . : , y 1 . 1 1 Y ' ' . - 1 1 1 , a . . . . . 1 O C I . ' 1 5 1 , 1 1 ' 1 . . . , 9 n . i . . , . .1 . . A N sq? , . . 1 ' ' . . 1 A 1 . fy, . o 1' . . - . 1 I 1 ' 9 Canoe Stuff Mxss Joan De Glopper Advlsor Esther Ostrom b u s 1 n e s s manager ADVERTISING AND CIRCULA TION FIRST ROW Elleen Boal Betty Tucker Sandle Tlllstrom Bev erly Utrup SECOND ROW Larry Barmka Joyce Lolmaugh Sh1r1ey Dahrlng Yvonne Koebel Davld Krelger Gordon Brigham Dlane Rudell Edltor Cathy Brlggs Asslstant Edxtor fs wana.. PHOTOGRAPHY, COPYWRIT ERS TYPISTS FIRST ROW Kathy Patton Shlrley Dlnges Barbara Utrup Sandra Balough Donna Bruce SECOND ROW Wayne Bauer Glorla Gelsler Barbara Maddux Ellen Z1e1ke Arlene Kettelhut Llnda Jones Elnor Schmldt Jun SCOf161d llmellght Stuff FIRST ROW Lmda Kenton Karen Calay Sandra Balough Barbara Utrup Shirley Easterlxng Mary Thurston SLCOND ROW Lyle Christy Frank Shoop Bruce Boyer Shirley Barker Arlene Kettelhut Ellen Zlelke Marilyn Miller Wayne Shoop Larry Taylor James Parrlsh THIRD ROW Burl Boyer Lynn Harrington Bob Flippo Jack Ewalt Ronald Hoadley Jr Jack Henderson B111 Coultas Archie Ludwig krden Jones The LIMELIGHT Staff under the sponsorship of Mr Douglas Watson High school principal IS composed of all members ofthe Journallsm class The posi t1on of edltor rotates, so that each person has the opportunity of edlting one issue of the weekly school paper An improvement of the LIME LIGHT was brought about by the staff 1tSelf A motlon was made that there be no more gossip 1n the paper unless the author s name accompanled It The motlon was voted upon and all members agreed that they could produce a better paper with less gossip The first semester class made a two day trip to tour the Chicago Tribune They stayed at the Conrad Hllton Hotel, with Mr and Mrs Douglas Vlatson accom panylng them 1, I Linda Kenton, Barbara Utrup mimeo- Ellen Zielke typing Limelight graphing the Limelight. stencil. Future Homemukers of America l hr Uu ar Fxrst Row Karen Calay Song Leader Donna Bruce V1ce Presldent Yvonne Forbes Presldent Lmda Jones Secretary Secondlftow KaySch1nske Student Counc1l Representatlve June Sabln R porter M1ss Georgia Sheldon Sponsor Slurley Mason and Barbara Maddux Parhmentanans Bon rue Sunday Treasurer Th1s year the Berrlen Sprmgs chap ter of the Future Homemakers of Amer ICH was composed of about thlrty mem bers Durmg the second semester some Freshmen who had completed a semester of homemaklng were 1n1t1ated and adm1t ted to the club The club held p1e and cupcake sales at noon and at 4 o clock to help defray the expenses of the state convent1on Thls year elght gurls and thelr adv1sor are ellglble to attend the conventlon, whxch 1S to be held sometlme ln the summer The club served for a P T A dmner and helped serve for several other dm ners They held several part1es, one of whlch was a sW1mm1ng party held 1n connect1on w1th the F F A The annual banquet was held 1n May Mlss Georgua Sheldon was club spon sor, and Mrs Lucllle Bruce was chap ter mother Flrst Row Joy Crawford Sandra Balough Kathy Patton Marv Thurston Jan Vkuggazer Second Row MISS Georgla Sheldon Judy Bulkowskl Arlene Zlelk Dor1s Zech Connle Puffer Glorla G1esler Lo1s Godden Donna Craft Haz Alexander Tlurd Row D1aneRudell Chr1sSteltner Pat McNeely Arlene Kettelnut Shxrley Dahrlng Margo Re1Slg Sh1rley D1rst Future Farmers of America The Berr1en Sprmgs chapter of the Future Farmers of Amer1ca was com posed of about forty f1V6 members The 1n1t1at1on of new freshman members was held 1n the fall The members of the club sold Farm Bureau seeds as a money makxng pro ject They also trunmed trees and car rled out several projects as commumty serv1ce Durmg the fall the club attendedafoot ball game at M1ch1gan State Uruvers1ty They also attended John Deere Day held 1n East Lansmg and several other f1eld trlps of agr1cultural mterest 1n tlus area John Nye, Junlor, and Jerry Brohman, sophomore, were selected to attend the state F F A Conventlon at M1Ch1gaH State Un1vers1ty Mr August Lange agaxn sponsored the club 1 FIRST ROW Larry Puffer Sentmel 'Xrchle Ludw1g Reporter SECOND ROW John Nye Treasurer Mr Lange advlsor M1ke Koebel Vxce Presldent FIRST ROW Kenny Vmcent Larry Sunday B1l1Knuth Bob Koebel Ldward Klug Lester Fuller Fred Ludwxg Denms Zech SLCOND ROW Jack Brant Denms Van Antwerp Paul Klutts Bob Calderwood Jerry Lausch Wally Webster Jerry Brohman Lyle Chrlsty Jerry Stark Ronme Vanderboegh Glenn Sherburn Robert Zelmer THIRD ROW 'Vhke Mathews Sexgfrxed Hem B111 Holz Ken Peter Karl Schlutt Larry lxelson Denrus Baker B1llG1fford Nathan Sorkum James Mlschke 1 i 4 . - 1 , 1 0 I f. . l - . . . . 1 i f' . , . . . 1 y ' . . . . . 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I . . , ,- , v 1 . . . 1 A 1 1 1 1 . . , i Y 3 7 I V ' 2 A 1 1 1 1 v . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 ' luhn Club X' Wi' L9 I First Row Liana Keegan Shirley Griffendorf Pat McNeely Bonnie Sunday Vivian Ashley Karen Calay Lorraine McBa1n Jean Pollard Second Row Diane Rudell Pat Zelmer Bobbie Gill Betty Hass Frances Holz Kaye Schxnske Linda Jones Sharon Brown Barbara Wetzel Cathy Briggs Shirley Mason Pat Weaver Miss Jean Veldt Third Row Cathy Nightlinger Tom Mead Dennis Baab Ron Conklin Tom Faulkner Dennis Burgess Terry Zerby Hunter Watson Kenn McNeely Rocky Nothstine Jay Kettlehut June Sabin The Latin Club is composed of stu dents who are taking or have satisfac torily completed one year of Latin Hn E Officers for the group are Presi dent, Bonnie Sunday, Vice President Shirley Griffendorf Secretary-Treas- urer, Diane Stoverg Sergeant-at-Arms, Terry Zerby- Student Council Represent- ative, Bobbie Gill Members enjoyed a Christmas party and several other parties held at the homes of different members. The club climaxed its season with a slave sale to initiate the new members and a Roman Banquet held in the Tra- ditional Roman style. The club adviser was Miss Jean Veldt, Latin and girls' physical educa- tion instructor. Sitting: Vivian Ashley, Shirley Griffendorf, Bonnie Sunday. Standing: Cathy Briggs, Miss Veldt, Diane Stover. llbrury Club 3 cv if 3 First Row Nlary Thurston Betty Hass Linda lxenton Yvonne Forbes Sandra Balough Kathy Patton Barbara Ltrup Second Row Pat Lelmer Diane Rudcll Marge Kener Betty Tucker Norma Null Gracc Chauncey Frances Holz Esther Ostrom Bell-fly mf'-ID 'Nliss Rose Nlary Good l'h1rd Row Jll'I1SCOf1Cld Joyce Lolmaugh Shirley Wregglesworth Xrlene Kettelhut hllen Zlelke Arlene Zielke V1v1an Forkum Jcrrie Vinderboegh Klan Rudell The Library Club was again organ ized under the leadership of Miss Rose Mary Good with many old members pres- ent and several new ones This year each member of the Library Club was required to work aminimum of six hours These hours could be spent in checking books and magazines in and out, arranging the bulletin board, shelf- reading processing new books and help- ing students find needed material Several bookshelves were installed in order to provide room for the many fiction, non-fiction, and reference books which the library received this year. A committee was selected so that the students in the club could enjoy several social activities as well as the work connected with the library. First Row: Ellen Zielke, Vice-President, Miss Rose Mary Good, Sponsorg Arlene Kettlehut, Re- porter. Second Rowg Linda Kenton,Student Council Representativeg Esther Ostrom, Presidentg Shirley Wregglesworth, Secretary-Treasurerg Diane Ru- dell, Student Council Alternate. 51 FIPSI Row Bonnie Sundly Joy Crawford Kaye Schlnske Yvonne Forbes Sandy Balough Pat 'VIcNIc,ely Janet Wuggazer Second Row Sh1rley Wregglesworth D Shlrlu Gnffendorf Kathy Kugcl Pat Weaver Betty Hass Shlrley Mason Kathy Pltton Lsther Ostrom Joyce Lolmaugh 'Vhss Rose 'Nlary Good Th1rdRow DLHHIS Burgess J1m Scof1eld Tlna Athans Bobb1e G1ll Judy Bl1llxONVSk1 Sharon Brovm f athy Brxggs Kenn 'VlcNccly Ron Conkl1n The Thesp1an Troupe 1213 of our h1gh school was orgamzed w1th new members 1n1t1ated m the sprmg Th1s group 1S for students who are 1n terested 1n dramatlcs To gam membersh1p IH the club you must acqulre a total of ten po1nts, galned by takmg part 1n plays, speeches, mus1cals, other publ1c appearances, or helpmg 1n the product1on of any of these In December, members of the group part1c1pated 1n the Chr1stmas assembly They also produced two plays ln February for the members of the P T A The plays were ent1tled Tommy s Growmg PHIDSH and long Came Harr et Debate Thls year the Debate Squad partlclpated 1n e1ght competltlve debates The top1c was Resolved that K4-0 PC-x the Federal Government n90 'il4 f 'S should support the pr1ces , of major agrlcultural pro ducts at not less than 90 vb .5 per cent of par1ty. O The Debate Squad won SIX of thelr elght debates and so were qual1f1ed to enter the d1str1ct debate contest. They also re ce1ved a plaque from the M1ch1gan H1gh School For Jerry Sm1th, B111 Coultas, Terry Zerby, Kenn NIcNeely enslc Assoclatlon' J W f aff? .Q . ,S 1 1 g ,Z . V Q ,, , f, 3 V e 4 2- ' ' Y .L . QV x . ' J 7 f' T 3 ,fix Q-1+ - a aft 4- M pf 13 , I cf A J 5,5 ' is .Vx x N' x V 5 f . , ,J V so , ff +- 7 .A 11 in - l -lx ' .1 ' A A sf f ' if 'TEM ' '- 1 ' . ' I h ' 1 , ' ' , V 1 1 ' . A , ' . l 1 l , 7' 1 V .I : . 1 , if 1 1 1 1 ' 1 4 L , ' ' , ' ' , - A - 5 X l 1 y I ' y I ' I 1 . s r n ' , 7 ' , A ' , ' - . H , . . . . . , A i . 'gf' Q.. ' v Q Q J A . . . . u T T S -- g . f h, ' : 9 A' 'ui 5 ' ' 1 ' A . . First Row: Neil McMillen, Diane Rudell, Dee Stover, Ron Rowley. Second Row: . , Jumor Semor Play First Row Robert McMillen Jay Kettlehut Hunter Watson Paul Pollard Roger Davis Robert She rwood Second Row Yvonne Forbes Sandra Balough Kathy Patton Esther Ostrom Neil McMillen Miss Good Jim Scofield Cathy Briggs Arlene Kettelhut Betty Tucker Dlane Stover Marge Kener No More Homework Miss Dill Arlene Kettelhut Miss Goodin Kathy Patton Mrs . Clendenning Sandra Balough Miss Ogilvie Mr. Harper Coach Guthrie Pamela Jones Mr. Lundquist Buzz Bailey Shalimar Ames Midge Murphy Faversham Lightly Tallulah Ploetz 'Tick' Tok Mrs . Ratchet Ronald Sassoon Elmer B. Ames Diane Stover Bob Sherwood Jim Scofield Esther Ostrom Bob McMillen Jay Kettlehut Yvonne Forbes Marge Kener Paul Pollard Betty 'liicker Roger Davis Cathy Briggs Neil McMillen Hunter Watson The Junior-Senior play No More Home- work directed by Miss Rose Mary Good was given on Monday and Tuesday night November 19 and 20 When Pamela Jones was elected Student council president, she did not realize that she would be principal and make all of his decisions. Should she abolish homework, stand behind an unpopular teacher, and keep the star basketball player after school for disciplinary reasons? These are only a few of the headaches which confront Pam and her boy friend, Buzz Bailey, who unex- pectedly finds himself doubling as vice principal and home ec teacher, with an om- elette in one hand and a dress pattern in the other. Romance kicks up its lovely heels, too. Who would have guessed that elderly Miss Goodin 'carried a torch' for the con- firmed bachelor, Mr. Harper? All of these things and more keep the Acting-Principal in a whirl. 53 Youth for Christ FIRST ROW Sandy R61S1g Lo1s Godden Glorla Gexsler Barbara Wetzel Glenda Stuckey SECOND ROW Sandy Stover Judy Appelget Judy Debus Sue Debus Georgia Gelsler MISS Sheldon THIRD ROW Janet Prlllwltz Sheryl Stuckey Davld Chrlsty Lloyd Wetzel Stanley Nye Sharon Stuckey Glenda Krause The Youth for Chr1st Club IS non denommatlonal and welcomes all of the students to 1ts meetmgs The club meets 1n Room 5 every Tuesday at 12 20 Our club part1c1pates 1n the Berr1en County Youth for Chr1st Rally held 1n Benton Harbor each year and also IH many other act1v1t1es sponsored by the county Each month the club has a spec1al program wlth am1n1ster, Chrxstlanbusl nessman or other guest speaker Muslc by the students themselves and gospel f111'IlS provlde 1nsp1rat1onal meet1ngs for all who attend The Youth for Chrlst Club also pub l1shed several lssues of the Y.F.C. SEATED Glorla Gelsler, Presxdent, M1ssShe1d0r1, Advlsor, Barbara Wetzel, V1ce Presxdent STANDING Marxlyn Mxller, Song Leader, Judy Appelget, Plarust, Lo1s Godden, Secretary Treas urer, Kelth Nye, Reporter Newsette. The club sponsor 1S M1ss Georgia Sheldon. O l ' i Q 1 , gg '-. . , , , L - R R , 'ls gf v Q Q, f. sa :, s- ,V ' gl .1 l V g Y -IN f t K S ' lg . . ,A gp , ' nf ,V f' , t , ' Q- , Q ' f , -X V I V Q Y A 53, - . ,f , , ' . 6' 1 r , - I I ,Z 4- . ' c fu V - x Q X BI' ' I. ,vw Alf' I QQ! x , . -gt 'K ' A S .2 '.: A - I . . , . , . . , , 3 3 , y y v 1 9 1 I . U 1 . . 1 9 V ' ' Y . , . X15 w . . I A ' L , ' ,ga gf - - . V 9 'u , n 4 . . . , in ' W . Q I , 1 . . . Casual 1,95 Lg 1' W Victory Dance Football King and Queen Joyce Lolmaugh - Dick Shafer ' ft-5555.-:4' , K D . D Hdlfl-.fa Berrien Springs Senior High School Marching Band ,B...r4 1 ala Barbara L'trup, Karen Calay, JOyCC Lolmaugh Homecoming Queen and Court Barbara Utrup, Joyce Tropp, Queen Joyce 56 Lolrnaugh, Arlene Kettlehut, Diane Stover Awr . , L. . 1 ,.-if J- Q1 , -gi jf ,, 1 i Mr. Griffin Mr. Nice Pep Band Kenn McNeely, Tom Gill Bob McMillen, Roger Jones Jim Scofield, Larry Davis Terry Zerby Barbara Viaddlvi Arlene Kettelhut Dxane Rudell G A A In1t1at1on :H NIV o More Homework Sandra Balough Dlane Stover Jay Kcttlehut Hunter Watson h.stherOstrom Mock C ,xmpcugn Ron Rowley V611 McM1l1en Jack hwilt 'VIr Klng Kenn N1c,Ncely Paul Pollard Ronme Rowley Bob N1cXl1llen Donna Bruce FIRST ROV I avsrence Sundax Tlm Watson I arrx Davxs l xnn Harrlngton -K1lenPr1llvs1tz SFCOND ROV Howard Nlcl auchlln I xnn Hafner Tom Clll Roger ones larrx French Marge Kcner W atervhet Game Nlflnlgf-I Jlmmx Dickson Rocky Noth stlnc Larrx French CoL1chGr1ff1n Tom I' iulknu Bob VK .lgner - 1 lxenn N'IcNez,1y , 3 I K A f V, l halt KLN A, , ,II t 'I 1 1 , 7-1 , 1 r o- f ' , A ' T, ' ' , ,la g. .6 4 ' Q ,. 1 , Q 1. 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Shlrley Dlnges 'MS Snaps ane Knuth and Bob 'VIc'VI1I1en 1956 Tournaments BOWLING TPAM FIRST ROW Cra1g Caulpetzer Werner Wehnert Lynn Harrmgton SECOND ROW LarryBar1nka Jay Kettlehut Frank Shoop Wayne Shoop THIRD ROW Jxm SCOf161d Larry Davls Dlck Shafer Dav1d Krelger Terry Zerby 1 ' ,- afvii' Q' Joyce TFOPP Elnor schmldr Esther Ostrom ,f M If Larry Dav1s D1Ck Shafer Engaged Gxrls Barbara Utrup, V1v1an Forkum, Joan Pudell 04 nqr Dlane tover llvagg I is STANDING Betty Tucker, Ph11 Stroud, Joyce Lolmaugh SEATED Dlane Stover, B111 Balcom, Lmda Ixenton, Shxrley Wregglesworth, Barbara Utrup all L-' D-I :J cz. DJ 71 co :x FF o :1 VIVIHH Ashley Earl Adams Jack G1 rls Bowhng Team d Ewalt Lana Strou Lmda g F Barbara Utrup Gordon Lohrgff Debble Dougan Transferred to Berrxen Spr1ngs for the second semester Wayne Dahrmg I srher Ostrom Khss Cood lmda lxenton, joan Pudell Davxd Kne ger K Bob McM111en, Duane Knuth Dlck Shafer, Wayne Bauer Jones Darlene F1sher Donna Bruce 4 '91 'fi 1' Q muff? 511225. 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DATE OPPONENT PLACE WE OPP. Sept. 21--Cassopolis - - - Here 18 13 Sept. 28--Hartford ---- There 8 O Oct. 5--Coloma ----- Here 39 7 Oct. 13--B. H. St. John- There 21 7 Oct. 19--St. Joseph Catholic- There 26 7 Oct. 26 --Watervliet - - - Here 40 13 Nov Nov Decatur Buchanan NEIL MCMILLEN CENTER Here There 5555555 PHIL STROUD 'fffg LEFT END Football Varsity EW vis 9,4394 3 24 3 4 1U Ill .21 40 First Row: Ronny Debus, manager, Larry French, Terry Moyer, Tom Smith, Carl Bixby, Denny Metz, Coach Nice Bill Balcom, Dick Shafer, David Loss, Jerry Brohman, Jerry Nye, Bob McMillen, manager Second Row: Denny Burgess, manager, Coach Griffen, Gordon Brigham, Dale Clem, Pat Clubb, Mike Koebel Frank Shoop Floyd Sanders, Frank Stuckey, Kenneth Stover, John Nye, Jim Sounart, Coach Korgen Third Row: Jim Scofield, Rocky Nothstine,Dennis Baab, Jack Kretchman, Earl Adams, Jack Ewalt, Kenneth McNeely Neil McMillen, Phil Hora, Dale Gerlach The Berrien Springs Shamrocks started the 1956 campaign with a 12-0 win streak, five returning lettermen, a new head coach, and a new system. Colman Nice, successor to ex-Berrien coach, Bill Mowry, molded a winning combination from his greatly depleted squad and commenced to put his Rocks' ' in their usual first-place position. Berrien ground out an 18-13 victory over Cassopolis for their first outing. Jim Sounart plunged through center with less than a minute to go to win for the Big Green. Hartford was next on the Rocks list and was dumped 8-O as the Rocks con- tinued to cut through the Little 8 roster to the top. Again this year the Rocks forgot that the Coloma-Berrien game is supposed to be a tough one. They romped over the Comets for 14 straight wins with a 39-7 win. St. Johns was victim number 15 as the Little Eight race continued to run normally. The Rocks operated their T-formation to tear up the turf on Filstrup field and gained 476 yeards to turn under the Irish's title bid, 21-7. Victim number 17 was the St. Joseph Ponies. Berrien's relentless Sham- rocks combined a slashing running attack with a pinpoint passing game to roll over the Ponies' heads with a 26-7 victory. The Watervliet Panthers were number 18 on the Rocks' list. The Berrien team plowed them under, 40-13. The Panthers' only touchdown was scored against the reserves. The Decatur-Berrien game was deemed to be the game of the year in Little Eight football. Decatur was outclassed in the first thirty seconds of the ball game as Dick Shafer darted 41 yards to score on the second play from scrim- mage . This 27-7 victory over the Raiders gave the Rocks their fifth Little Eight Championship in six years. For the last game the Rocks stepped out of their class and took on the Buchan- an Bucks on the Bucks' own field. The Rocks were picked by many to top the Bucks, but powerful Buchanan proved too much for Berrien as they won 7-O with a fourth-quarter score. The Rocks placed five men on the All-Conference squad, tackle, Jack Ewaltg backs, Dick Shafer and Kenn McNeely, end, Phil Stroud, and center, Neil Mc- Millen. Berrien also had two men mentioned on the All-State team, Kenn Mc- Neely and Neil McMillen. Berrien Springs had the good fortune to have five of the prettiest cheer- leaders in the state. They were Barbara Utrup, Lana Stroud, Joyce Lolmaugh, Shirley Wregglesworth, and Karen Calay. Two banquets were held for the greatly heralded Shamrocks. One was the annual Bill Athans Banquet at which All-Conference Neil McMillen was pre- sented with the Athans football award. The three coaches, Cole Nice, Ben Korgen, and Jim Griffin held a spaghetti supper in honor of the team. Dick Shafer was elected as team captain and Joyce Lolmaugh was chosen Homecoming Queen and Football Queen. Junior Varsity Football X. , !1viif1n ZA First Row: Gerald French, Terry Crawford, Dave Pearcy, Larry Taylor, Frank Shoop, Ken Parish, Gene Clem, Dick Gitersonke, Mike Debus, manager Second Row: Jim Marquardt, Gordon Brigham, John Bolen, Douglas Bunnell, Dick Kesterke, lawrence Sunday, John Zandarski, Ken Vincent, Coach Korgen Third Row: Gary Remus, Larry French, Tom Smith, Mike Koebel, Carl Bixby, Denny Metz, David Loss, Jerry Broh- man, Jerry Nye Fourth Row: Tom Mead, Dwane Gulliver, Tom Alexander, Bill Holz, Lynn Harner, Bob Howell, Bill Gifford, Robert Zelmer, Phil Hora First Row Kenn McNeely Walter Whitman Terry Zerby Gary Wright Tom Alexander Jim Scofield Craig Caulpetzer SecondRow Denms Burgess manager Earl Adams Jim Sounart Jack Ewalt Leon Dlckson Dick Shafer Dale Gerlach manager Coach Don Ashdown Vurslty Basketball The 1956 1957 varsity basketball team under Coach DonAshdown finished the season 1n second place in the Little Eight Conference The team had an 11 3 conference record and an over all record of 12 4 The Shamrocks launched their season by defeating the Hartford Indians The second battle found Watervllet the victor by five polnts Following these two games the St Joe Porues were crushed by the Shamrocks and Cassopolis was also easily beaten In a non conference battle w1th the Bucks Berrien was beaten by a strong Buchanan team On thelr home floor Benton Harbor St Johns tripped the Rocks for the first Decatur Coloma and Cassopolis Jack Ewalt scored thirty four points to pace the Shamrocks and beat the Hartford Ind1ans IH the next game In the last five minutes of the second contest with Buchanan the Springers snapped the Bucks winnlng streak retahating for a loss earlier 1n the season The Panthers from Watervllet were nlpped by the Shamrocks assuring our team of at least second place After leading most of the way the St Joe Pomes blew a six point lead in the final two mmutes and fell to Berrien Spr1ngs Decatur was also defeated by the Shamrocks A revenge minded Berrien Springs team was downed by the Irish of Benton Harbor after a see saw struggle This win assured Benton Harbor St Johns of first place in the conference and smashed Berrien s hopes for a conference tie For the last game of the season the Shamrocks traveled to Coloma where they defeated the Comets The opening round of the distrlct tournament found Berrien Sprmgs matched against New Buffalo It took a 47 polnt second half for the Shamrocks to top the Blsons 70 43 Three Oaks proved to be too much for the Shamrocks when they defeated them IH the last few minutes of the second game The final score was 60 58 h 3 1 U y v U v , ' ' , ' . : ' , 5 1 1 1 1 . 7 I 9 7 Q ' . O - . , . . , . - . , . time in three years. After these two losses, Berrien bounced back with wins over I I ' - I 9 , . . . , . . ' A ' , ' . Craig Caulpetzer Z AY' I 5 1 5 ' 3245. 5 ' 9 ' 3,7 I ' 1- 3 ' I Q, w V -. xv., V ,Q , Coach Ashdown Forward BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent We Nov. 30 Hartford 54 Dec . Watervliet 41 Dec. 14 St. Joe Ponies 55 Dec. 21 Cassopolis 75 Dec. 28 Buchanan 44 Jan. B. H. St. Johns 54 Jan. 11 Decatur 63 Jan. 15 Coloma 70 Jan. 18 Cassopolis 55 Jan. 25 Hartford 75 Jan. 26 Buchanan 41 Feb. Watervliet 70 Feb. St. Joe Ponies 59 Jack Ewalt Feb. 12 Decatur 82 Center Feb. 15 B. H. St. Johns 63 Feb. 22 Coloma 81 Kenn McNee1y Guard OPP- 36 46 52 33 68 66 49 39 57 64 38 43 56 47 68 66 Jim Scofield Forward Terry Zerby Dale Gerlach Dick Shafer Guard Dennie Burgess F0l'Wa1'd Manage r s Junior Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW Torn Faulkner Bob Wagner Dale Clem RonmeJesswe1n Gerald Clark Frank Stuckey Rocky Nothstme Boyd Personett SECOND ROW Doug Proud Larry Fr J1mmy D1ckson Coach Gr1ff1n Manager Jerry Baref1e1d Floyd Sanders Denny Baab Sh1r1ey Grxffmdorf V1v1an Ashley Lxana K e e ga n Karen Calay Jumor Vars1ty Schedul Date Opponent Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Hartford Watervhet St Joe Pomes Cassopo11s Buchanan Decatur Coloma Cassopohs Hartford Buchanan Watervhet St Joe POIIIGS Decatur B H St Johns Coloma ench Manager and Scores . , e VVG Opp . 30 46 37 . 7 ' 54 44 . 14 . ' 62 58 . 21 ' 47 41 . 28 55 68 Jan. 4 B.I1.St.Johns 58 40 . 11 47 34 . 15 59 33 . 18 ' 44 40 . 25 69 38 . 26 48 40 . 1 ' 49 38 . 0. , .. u 8 . , 60 58 ' f . 12 66 31 . 15 . . . 68 27 . 22 59 48 Freshmen Basketball FIRST ROW Manager T1mmy Watson John Bol1n John Zandarslu D1ck Kesterke Gerry French Terry Hoadley Manager B111 Ruttledge Coach Korgen SECOND ROW Nathan Sorkm Gary Remus Phll Hora Lynn Harner B1l1G1fford Terry Moyer The nmth grade basketball team un der Coach Ben Korgen won all of the1r Class C basketball games They also defeated Class B Buchanan and played other games w1th schools 1n the sur roundmg area Because several Jun1orvars1ty mem bers were moved to the vars1ty team for the tournaments B111 G1fford Ph1l Hora Lynn Harner Gary Remus D1ck Kes terke Jerry French and Terry Moyer were placed on the Jumor vars1ty team late 1n the season Ph11 Hora was the team captaln and B111 Ruttledge and T1m Watson were the managers for th1s year's team. W-.. i Sue Debus Sandra D e 1 t r 1 c h Phylhs -Xshlev Absent Carol Sue Keeler. 44 as ,fa 1 . j A KJFQO 77 3? X I I Q , ef 0 1 1 1 y Girls Basketball FIRST ROW Cathy Nxghthnger Carolyn Crawford Kaye Schlnske Barbara Maddux SECOND ROW Coach Veldt Dorothy Ross Mary Ann Weber Judy Stover Bonme Adams Hazel Alexander THIRD ROW Manager Donna Bruce Janet Wuggazer Chrxstel Steltner Pat Weaver Barbara Schmidt Kathy Kugel Phy 111s Ashley Date Dec Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Flrst Row Sclunske Second Row Manager Donna Bruce Dorothy Ross Cathy Nxghthnger Hazel Alexander Judy Stover Donna Craft Coach Jean Veldt Carolyn Crawford Dee Stover Joyce Tropp Barbara Maddux Kaye 70 G1rls 1956 1957 Basketball Schedule and Scores Opponent Wate rvl1et Coloma Edwardsburg Watervllet New Buffalo New Buffalo Coloma V .. I ' J . 7 ' Q-I .f H, Dec. 11 Edwardsburg . 15 . 24 . 1 ' Q V. . 6 ,A ' . 14 1 ' . 22 Glrls Athletic Assocluhon F1rst Row Bobble Gxll L1ana Keegan Pat 'X1cNeely Nladelon Calay Karen Calaw Donna Bruce Barbara 'Vladdux Second Row Judy Bulkowslu Jean Pollard Lorralne 'NIcBa1n V1v1an Forkum Nlarw Volght Slurley Janke Lmda Huckabee 'Vlary Xnn Weber Shurlxe Tlllman Co ich Jean Veldt Thxrd Row T1na Ath ms D1 me Rudell Ger xldlne Hlldebrand P xt Wcaner Arlene Kettelhut VN andx Tropp Lhrxs Steltner Dorothy Ross Dorxs Zech Janet Vkuggazer The G1rls' Athletlc Assoc1at1on was formed IH Berrlen Sprmgs H1gh School under the sponsorsh1p of M1ss Jean Veldt The board IS composed of three members from each class In1t1at1on sponsored by the board members for new members, was held 1n November The club has formed an 1ntramural g1rls basketball team and played the1r f1rst game m February Playdays at Buchanan and Cllmax were attended, and the G A A planned the1r own playday mn Nlarch 1I1V1ll1l'1g war1ous local area schools Elected off1cers are Pres1dent, Joyce Tropp V1ce pres1dent Kaye Schmske Secretary Treasurer, Barbara Utrup I? 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' I f ' , ' f ,V 2' 3 'E 1 U 'Q ' fa? 2 I 1 A R ' I 1' Q . , 4 r iv Q, 5- Qgy 'viz ,j i 1 1. . D 55 V li it f '-K ' ' , , ,S ' I af r'n , in I Q 1 . I ' S ' E q 1. Y F --Q ' ' he ul f, , ? I I S - , 1 JI ff U D A . af , l ' . I -1 1 ' I n ' n 9 ' . I 1 . I ' J 9 I - I . , Y U Y ' 1 l 9 1 1 9 , . Truck N FIRST ROW Wayne Dahrmg Cra1g Caulpetzer Jxm Scofield Jack Kretchman Rocky Nothstme Jlm Sounart Coach Ashdown SECOND ROW Butch Brigham Wally Webster Larry Davms Dlck Shafer Pat Clubb Larry Taylor 1957 Track Schedule Date Apr1l 27 May 1 May 4 May 7 May 11 May 18 Other du Hast1ngs Relays L1ttle E1ght Alblon Meet Berr1en Relays Reglonal Meet State Meet o meets were arranged. The Berr1en Sprlngs track team un der Coach Don Ashdown had a success ful season 1n 1956 They sent Dxck Shafer Craig Caulpetzer and Casey Clark who set a record for hxgh Jump w1th 6' lf 2 to the state meet Last year the team placed flrst 1n ameet w1th Buchanan second 1n the Berrlen relays and also a trlangular meet Wlth DOWag1aC and V1ckburg, third at the reg1onal meet, fourth at Albion, and flfth at the Hast1ngs Relays. Lost by graduatlon are Casey Clark, star high jumper and pole vaulter, Bob Gray, Jon Wolcott, and Jerry Johnston, quarter milersg Lowell Mc Laughl1n, sprmterg and Conme Stover, distance rurmer. Thxs year's returmng lettermen are Kenn McNee1y, Terry Zerby, Cra1g Caul- petzer, R1chard Shafer, Wayne Dahr1ng, Rocky Nothstine, and Larry Dav1s. Many other students also went out for track. 1 '15 , V' U . - WQQW ' 5' A 1 ,ragga 1 - ,J ' W I f . N , I 6, , I n, W ' ' ' , L, 5 X -3,1-. ' f . as Q 1 5 , 1 Q 1 ' xv V f 7 ' - 3 . ! 3 , . D Junior High f'1 Eighth Grade 'L Flrst Row V1v1an Hass Joyce Janke Barbara Baab Sandra Re1s1g Ruth Wagner Barbara Blankenshlp Glennda K r au s e Second Row Mr Aldr1ch Leon Ph1ll1ps Dav1d Spenner Tom Felder Jerry Bender Ross Lal maugh Carl Personnett Ga1l Evans Douglas Lemon Dale Dean Larry Rxck Th1rd Row John Arnold John Adams Grnar Kampe James Dlckson Jerry Barefxeld Loyd Wetzel John Feather John W1er Kenneth Walker Leroy Hause F1rst Row Darlene Chrxsty Donna Seh1nske Llnda Stemm D1ane R1ndf1eld Mary Ann Sher wood Marg1e Stemm Sandy Sto ver Jo Ann La Polnte Second Row D1ck Calderwood Law rence Sunday Sharon Hanson Janet Pr11lw1tz Pat Evans Karen Odlorne Patty Garr1son Bunny Nothst1ne Dxane Stone T1m Wat son Jay Clark Mr Korgen Th1rd Row J1m Flxppo Walter Debus Erv1nKampe Bart Fore man B111 Ruttledge Bruce Cole George Vhlllamson Howard Mc Lauchlm Dave Chrlsty Alan Pr1ll1o1tz John Jaulkner F1rst Row Paul1neSchr1mscher Wanda Denton Shlrley Lansdale Lmda C ook Joan McCarrol Sharon Ross Lyda Cheshner Second Row Yvonne Lausch Beverly H ou s e wo rt h Bess1e Chltty Evangelxne McAbee Rlchelme 'VIcAbee Dlane Joc hem Mr Smart Th1rd Row Jerry Mxtchell Dee Wayne Craft Earl 'Vhddleton Floyd Stroud Jerry Danles Charles Toney Paul Bxshop J1m Easterhng Le Roy Bradley Fxrst Row Dxanne Clark Char lotte Green D1nna Adams De borah Caulpetzer Bonn1e Lausch Nancy Weber Tracy M1 chael Mr Noggle Second Row J1m Calderwood Barbaral-Io well Susan Glfford L1ndaStor 1ck Lana Ashley Mary Beth Crapsey Glenda Johnson Geral chne Boozer Ke1thBrohman Ed gar Stover Thxrd Row Frank Kronewltter Randall Zech Den ms Stover Dav1d Wh1te Robert Qulnt R1Cky Shunkwller Ronald Hathcock R1chardSch1nkel Tho mas Feather Leonard Harp F1rst Row Sheryl Stuckey Pat sy Schxnske Deborah Wolcott Jean Kener Laura Jones Kay Srnxth Sharon Stuckey Second French Jul1a DeVylder Nancy Personett Pr1sc11la Alden Fay Ann Thomas Mary Lou Schlutt Morrxs Brown Donald Weaver Mr Moody Thxrd Row Jon Hass RobertFrost ErnestH1ck man TomBarker Bobby Dxllard R1chard Letcher Ronald John son Ed Koehler Dav1d Rlck Jerry Sch1nkel FIRST ROW Brenda Dew Ar lene Blaylock Leola Laushae Sally Baker Maxlne Posey Bar bara Archer SECOND ROW Roland Dmges Carlos -Xrcher Terry McGath Ronald Debus Bruce Brown George Rocky Ted Krause Mr Byers THIRD ROW Gene Klger Larry 'Vht chell Alfred Beatty Jerry Fas sett Howard Fortson T1m Ku becka Larry Forkum Darrell Hathcoat . : . , - , , - 1 1 .' , . . . 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Y A , . , I Y , . . : ' , l ' - , , - x 1 A Y ! od' A i' FIRST ROW Janle Holmes Georg1a Harp Dee Brock Gret chen Whltney Nancy Bender Judy Jones Elxzabeth Vander boegh Carol Stowers SECOND ROW Mr Rogers Georgetta Denton D1ane Green Sally Sto ver Joan Walton Llbby Smxth Dor1s Rusch SharonBan1sh Janet Thomas Sandra Hale THIRD ROW Rlchard Bradley Mlke Porter Mark Weaver Gary Schxnske Teddy Huckabee Arthur Colvln Tommy McBam Jerry Hoffner Glen Danles Larry Carter Stanley Van -Xntwerp Sixth Grade Mr Rodgers started teaclungthe s1xth grade after Chrlstmas va cation He recently graduated from Ball State Teachers College FIRST ROW Judy Hogue Car letta Denton Rachel Patton San dra Wyman Kathy Clark Gall Dew Jane Mead Kathy Utrup Mxss Penmngton SECONDROW Mary Calay Sandra Archer Janet Gorham Lynn Felder Cleo Harp Lmda Nace Selena Vxck ery Roberta Zmn Larry Rose THIRD ROW James Dav1s R1Cky Dav1s Allen Clark Jef fry Porter Gerry Cox Paul Blxby Larry Custard To1l1 Grap1s George Ludwig Jack Chrxsty Denny Weaver Band Majorette, Linda Stemm FIRST ROW: Patsy Mason, Linda Storick, Patsy Schinske, Diane Green, Debbie Caulpetzer, Le Roy Hause, Laura Jones. SECOND ROW: Nancy Bender, Kathy Clark, Kathy Utrup, Terry McGath, Georgia Geisler, Ricky Davis, Eddie Koehler, Debbie Wolcott, Donna Adams, Larry Rick, Charlotte Green, Joan Walton, Dennie Weaver. THIRD ROW: Janet Gorham, Judy Jones, Lana Ashley, Sandy Reisig, Tom Feather, Dennie Stover, Ervin Kampe, Ken Walker, John Feather, Jim Flippo, Glenda Krause, Jay Clark, Bart Foreman, Mark Weaver. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Davis, Chuck Toney, Elizabeth Vanderboegh, Mr. Peters. Chorus FIRST ROW: Terry McGath, Pat Mason, Sue Gifford, Bonnie Lausch, Jeanette French, Charlene Alton, Nancy Weber, John Arnold. SECOND ROW: Donna Adams, Debbie Caulpetzer, Lana Ashley, Linda Storick, Pat Evans, Debbie Wolcott, Judy De Vylder, Laura Jones, Ronnie Debus. THIRD ROW: Danny Stover, Larry Forkum, Jerry Fassett, Larry Mitchell, Tim Kubecka. 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KRAUSE PHARMACY The Prescrsptaon Drug Store Lolf' ywfba: nosA LEE s BEAUTY SHOPPE Sca1o 1'rea1r'nen1s Manlcurlng Ha r 51,11 no Evenungs By Apponntment GR 1 4621 108 N Cass Berrien Sprungs Mud Home Cooked Meals SHAMROCK GRILL Ferry Street Caferung To Parfues and Dlnners Open 7 days a week WHETSTONE MOTOR SALES Offnclal AAA Service Phone GR 15121 Berrien Sprnngs Congraiulatuons Class of 1957 from The YALE AND TOWNE MANUFACTURING COMPANY NORTON DOOR CLOSERS Berrren Springs, Muchugan Trade Yale Mark 0 I I 1 1 .I J 'I ' ' O a Ti, . . Facials-Perrnanents-Hair Dyeinq Henry s Home Bakery cOngfafU1a1.anS to the Senmors and A Corrple e L ne of Tlne CANOE of 1957 Bread Cookies Dougnnols Rolls Dannsln Sweet Goods and Coffee Cakes from The Blrtlwdaf and Weddzng Cakes on Order ELY HARDWARE 105 N Mam Berrren Springs Tel GReenleaf 1 5911 Berrien Springs Mrchrgan BENTON HARBOR BSS' WISHGS STATE BANK KI-'NE S Departrneni Store paud on savnn s cerflflcales l36 plpeslone M b F D I Benton Harbor Mrclmgan ern er Vrsut our new SPORTSWEAR MEZZAINE I 1 ' I li A X . I - . . I . . I 200 I A Q, V C 1 I l . Sl'llf1S . Sl6Cl4S Q Calallng O blouses Q Berrnodas sr.-.nrn 'wear ' . . I 5' I FRSNI S OI DSTINCTI - ' n de Y ,, , . 1, V . ' O ll : . . I O sweate s O coordlnafes f 0 N o N G CITIES Pnpestone at Mann Benton Harbor 139141 Pnpesro e S r er GRIFFENDORF S Harbor Mlclwl Flower 81 Gift Shop You e Treed the Rest Now Try The Best Open Monday 103 W Ferry Street N O,-, 1,1 Q00 p m Berrrer' Springs Michigan Phone GR 31141 Compl m nfs of SHRADERS SUPER MARKET Where Every Carfful ALWAYS l Z' e..,..-ff HILL TOP COAL AND ICE COMPANY W Alfred Bende Phone GR 3 5721 Bernen Springs BUTCH STOVER GROCERY 81 MARKET IC eon 8. Helen Stoverl Telephone GR 3 5221 Costs You Less' Berrien Springs Muchlgan WK I WALLACE BROWN Inc 11 Easi 26th Street New York 10 N Y Creafors of clus ve Greer ng Cards For All Occas ons BERRIEN SPRINGS STATE BANK Berrien Springs Michigan 1891 SlX1YflVe Years Old 1956 Member Federal Reserve Sysrem Federal Deposit Insurance Corporamow , ff' I S C' 4 jp ' ll 47 Q, MQ ff l L , 1 f x . H K L - H X X W 1 Y f ll 1611 ' X lll V51 l -551 1 1 ,f ss- Il ,wi JU lg elif ef . . , . . Q A A A 4 V229 E151 , . . 7 Ex i i I THAYER PAPER COMPANY Wholesale Paper and Janrfor Supplies Telephone WA 5 O633 Benton Harbor Michigan Your Cornunuty Health Center SCHUC5 DRUG STORE Service for The Suck Phone GR 14611 Berrien Springs Mlchlgan Compliments f KENNETH STUCKEY ROOFING AND SIDING 413 West Ferry Sireet BERRIEN SPRINGS MICHIGAN Phone OR 31011 COMPLIMENTS OF NEHI ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO 1202 Terrltorlal Road Benton Harbor Mlchngan Phone WA 69895 lv1cLAUCHLlN 2lO N Mann Phone GReenleaf 3 5341 Berrien Sprnngs Michigan Clllifb f y ,IQ pwgnn K2 J ggggf' Apparel For Wornen and Children QUALITY AT PRICES YOU LIKE TO PAY S 144 Plpestone SI Benton Harbor S 0 Open All Day Every Day F day Tl 9 PM o COATS SUITS DRESSES BLOUSES SWEATERS SKIRTS JACKETS LINGERIE DUSTERS SCARFS STOLES COLLARS HOSIERY GLOVES FUNERAL HOME V 566 . LFP -- I . ,i I, f yf . cfm hue ' . TEV ' . E y y EN f r ' 7 fl l . . f r TI-IE IOURNAL ERA 111 West Ferry Street Berrnen Sprlngs Mlchlgan Servmg Berrien County SHANK S Mens and Boys Furnnshwngs Phone GR 3 1611 Berrlen Springs LINDT AGENCY Insurance Auto F nancmng Complete Service 105 West Ferry Street Phone GR 3 4051 Berrien Springs Mlchlgan Compliments of CAULPETZER xf JEWELERS K KEEPSAKE Drarnond Rtngs Compllments of Mr 8 Mrs Roy Gruner GRINERS FUNERAL HOME Berrien Springs Mnchngon He1erUff1eeMach1nesE0 Dlstrxbutors of ROYAL TYPEWRITERS ADDIINC, VIACHINES OFFICE FURNITURE Phone WA 5 8868 704 Mnchngan St Benton Harbor Mich Stover Soft Water Servsee BERRIEN SPRINGS MICHIGAN Berren Sp ngs-GReenIeof 32711 St J ph-GA den 99821 V' 2E.I.,M.2J C o SERVICE SYSTIIS MONTHLY WATER SOFTENING ssszvucs Q Home OWNED WATER s,orTsNeRs AND QPECIAL WATER TREATMEN T EQUIPMENT - r - I R fix , ,r'-., ' ' s , ,yi ' 4, V4 , -M I zero C . . . . l y I 'I x f Berrien Springs, Mich. I . I -1 if -nr ' , . I i ri - . ose r - Barnharf's Flower Basket MOYER AUTO SALES William D .Moyer, Proprietor FORD SALES AND SERVICE EVERY BLOOMING THING Parts and Accessories Phone GR. I-5711 South of Berrien on U. S. 31 Berrien Springs BEST WISHES E F REAL ESTATE CompI menrs of Reai Buys In Re-aI Esiare G 3 I32I N C E Berrien Springs M A R K E T Complimenrs of ST JOE GARDNERS SPORTING GOODS 3I2 Srare SI' SI' Joe Mich Everyrhing for I'I'1e Sporrsman IIO W Ferry SI Cory, aiu ar omsr A957 Gramer - HENDERSON S DRIVE IN I' I Qu Gooue Erfo yee X Joy Tropp Jack Ioenderson Dee Srover 5 K I E R R . V I ' S I 'F I I , 'I 9: Io M I Q I WI Ccffe dressed as you are - ear in ygur CGKII ' X no Sce:'dI.asks O I ' I +'ng I Q 5 If ff CLIVE SCHREINER The Har Box Ladies Apparel Bridal, Dinner and Formal Gowns 304 S+a+e Sfreer S+. Joseph, Michigan Phone YUl:on 3-3l7I MCOMBER 8. COMPANY 106 E. Ferry Street Berrien Springs, Michigan DESENBERG'S Sryle Marr Cloihes Men'5 and Boy's Wear RAN ITA SHOPPE Ladies 8: Childrens Wear Service Sells - Qualify Tells Arrow Shirrs Jarman Shoes Wembley Ties l-liclcolc Bells TOVU Sawyer Twiqs GR 3-22I I Berrien Springs Buchanan, Mich. DON SPRUNG CHEVROLET I1 Phone GR 3 5ll Berrien Springs Mic ugan f . DEMQQ 4 PRODUCT ENGINEERING A BRIDGMAN MICHIG Z and Nurnmum De Ca NO MANUFACTURING CORPORATION AN PHONE HO 5 6000 + Ewga ed en We conversuon of afurr morn q o 'rr P1 w Oscar Zlelke Presndenf Compfumenfs of Roh Roh s ne Shoes Snce I9Io Buchanan Mnchugan BULLDOZING CALL ART BEFORE YOU START 3 'u'S. '-fa my 'aqiiv .9 Sullivan Bro+hers GAMBLES Buchanan Michigan Soor+ ng Goods Hardwa G E Appliance JoFnsom Cufboaro M ore BERRIEN SPRINGS GRenlf 3 27Il ST .IOSEPH GArcln 9 9821 EXCAVATING TREE REMOVAL SUB SOILING EARTH MOVING DISC PLOWING BASEMENT DIGCING STOVER SINCE 1945 INGS ARTHUR W SERVING THIS AREA BERRIEN SPR I .Ml 4 fl I' I rf. 'V i I I , rx 'I ' V- N A , O Pxlus - I . I .-'. 'J q A 1 , I , To Eno , - ' T STWQF C . A . T H f Hwe afasfeef r wing Endus y ?n + e oro. ' 1 I M, u 9, 0 Ol , . 1 1 N Foo+wear HAT , A lefgzlie ' 1, ' xlgll -V - ' -1 f' -w r' S F! ' 'F , l I T IX' 1 I . . ggi M gi- ,. 3 A- 1-I . UA IA'-I .T-.+A fri, 'E 'N E 27 -I I 1? -Q fe A in . . S . U of O I fe iff We Easifix game my 92691 274 CUZ gllff D u ' I EIBS , IC lgall Blackmond Building - Corner Main and Third - Phone 902 1 1 NILES, MICHIGAN Mo Golytfmfmrswigyxg-MJ I azz :Aer mom sr. Q xlx I, Phone ,I 2 WZ! BUCHANAN' MICH. GAMBLES MO,O,o,a Parmalee Store Hamrlton lronrnte Bendix Crosley 'isle Home Owned Department Store AL MARSKE Befnen Sprmss Mlchlsan 219 221 ease Mum Niles Phone GR 33811 BERRIEN SPRINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD Supermtendent Lee F Auble Glenn Briggs Presldenf Hlgh School Pruncupal Douglas H Watson Mrs Lloyd Kolhoff Secretary Wade Gorham Treasurer Jr Hugh School Prmcrpal Burton Aldrich Dale Moon Trustee Grade School Prlnclpal Carl Guettler Robert Jones Trustee A Well Rounded Program For All Make Berrnen Sprnngs Your School Accreduted Smce 1913 OUR AIM To help students to do better those desirable thlngs whuch they wlll do m later life Direct Your Idle Dollars To Us 'Let them work safely for you! Any Amount-Any Time Above Average Eamings NILES FEDERAL SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION Berrien Springs Branch PenneII's Service Station Fred Pennell CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS 117 East Ferry Berrien Springs Michigan COMPLIMENTS OF DEAN S DAIRY INC Complete Lmc of Dairy Products DEANS ICE CREAM GEORGE SMITH WELDING SHOP BERRIEN SPRINGS MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS BERRIEN SPRINGS C0 OP Fruit Association Berrien rings Michigan Burodu lumber Company BUILDING MATERIAL POSTS O'BRIEN PAINTS Baroda Mich :gan Phone 229 I 9 of ---Farm Supplies-H a 8 u ' I q I . I Q wifi NU PARKS LUMBER co a gh nfk9P' Ss! 9, compliments of WGSIZ WIUO Caum RANGE LINE GROCERY Rig JU S' 35 AND ,CKXX NSR? SQ' 'IK' N SERVICE STATION 4x1 i WQBQJQ 'Sf be 0 EQUIPMENT UICH PHONE BRIDGMAN 69F2 BARODA MICHIGAN WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM 94 ,L free, L if I 1 yy if W O TW ,I 4 g ZvK-.'x I ke VHII C pl' I I ' 0 of jvrtj Building Material and Hardware Roy ri az re L , K N Q 44 'X 'rie ri Q Y if 91 gg' ,Y UV? ,VV N,?x.9yl X x 1 J .N . AQ 'fav un R .Q xi -Q 'y . xii A V O VV QX 3 id , L7 0 Q5 Y? yr? of ix IQ I QJH NT' 1' 7 Y. B ' k Sales Parts and Service In ational Tru k From the men and women at Clark Equipment Company come the very best wishes to the graduating class and student body of Berrien Spring High School. Success-- in any endeavor-- be itin thehome --on thetarm--in busi- ness or industry now rests squarely in yourhands. We hope that some of you will wish to investig t a career with the Clark Equipment family where for over fifty yea pportunity has been a successful keynote. ,,, ffl. li' CLARK EQUIPMENT COMPANY Buchanan n n Battle Cre ackson 335 M? ical tigg gg ggi jg gg is gift li Sl R153 l 95 CLIFTON McNEELY Insurance Agency Fure Car Bonds LuIe A 8: I-I I I9If2 Wesi- Ferry GR 3 30I I fgzffwsdade ymsgfif,QZ Awdfifaffv QW Kem MCNGGIY ji CI1IIon McNeeIy SaIes ,,LafW,7'Z. CongraIuIaIuons Class oI I957 RIITISS and I'IIId9branCI Our suncere I3esI wnshes Ior a happy and prosperous Iumre Make Ihns Your SIore Arden BeauIy Shop GR 3 4064 Arden Mlchlgan SI Joseph Mlchngan Acknowledgments The I957 Canoe SIaII wushes Io ex press :Is apprecnahon Io Ihe merchanIs oI Berrnen Sprlngs and Ihe surroundmnq area Ior puchasung adverI1semenIs an our yearbook Thanks Io Mr ArI Gossard oI e JournaI Era Ior Ihe p1c:Iures I e I-Iomecommg queen and c:ourI e cherry ple c:onIesI wnnner, and e Junuor Sensor play The pac:Iure oI Mr Douglas I-I WaI son was Iurnnshecl by Mr Paul Franks, SnsIer Lakes We especually wish Io Ihank Mr Frank I'IassIer SIevensvuIIe I h servnce Iume and co operaInon In Iak ang Ihe pncIures IhaI appear In Ihns an nua Mr. I-Iassler uuclnl sldslldl GCWAPOS Bnomens Inc Ju :kbs muhp- I 1 I I ga , A A ' I ' ' .- f lr ' . :iff j . - f 1 Y f' I f U, I -5,4 M vivjftfl sit ,Jr I , an I P A , K'f,. Al 'I ly Iggy? :if . C I ' ' A . ' . or is , I. . 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