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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

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Q ' f ,ff A '- f ' I 1 ' H ' XF ,lf f' '- ' 'VU My L, 11, W ..,, V. . , Y , A Aw f'- I 4 ,.. 1 lg! v , x' ' 5 1 ,f ' J' ' 4. -, 4 V ni R A Ii Berrlen Sprlngs Hlgh School Berrlen Sprlngs, lchlgan 19 8 Canoe Staff Edutor Cathy Bnggs Assrstant Edltor Judy Brown Business Manager Bonnie Sunday School Personnel Photography Sondle Balough Sensors Underclassmen Achvltles Sports Casual Jumor Hugh Advertusements Subscnptaons Advusor Kathy Patton Shurley Gnffendorf Joy Crawford Pat Weaver Dwane Knuth Bobble G ll Glorua Gelsler Elleen Boal Gordon Brlgham Yvonne Koebel Janet Reusng Nancy Zandarsku Carolyn Crawford Frances Holz Pat Zelmer Kaye Schmske Glorua Geisler Sondue Tlllstrom Mary Ellen Stover Ken Stover Cathy Nendllnger Charlene and Marlene Moon Lawrence Sunday Bull Ruttledge Mrs Duane Guddus is-il I ontents Canoe Staff Foreword Admrnlstrataon You Cant Pull the Wool Over Our Eyes Sensor Hugh Faculty Jumor Hugh Faculty School Personnel That Old Gang of Mme Valeductoruan and Salutatarnan Honor Students Sensor Class Back to School Agaun Junuor Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class Class Officers and Sponsors So Many Memorues Semor Band Chour Canoe Staff Lnmelnght Staff Student Councul Science Research Club Latm Club Der Deutsche Verem Future Farmers of Amerlca Future Homemakers of Arneruca Thespran Troupe T213 Debate l.1brary Club Youth for Chrust Varsuty Club Take Me Out to the Ball Game Football Basketball Baseball Track Doung What Comes Naturally Too Young Its Easy to Remember ff t fr ff - rr ff - 11 11 - rr rr rf ,, . ff 11 rr 11 1 ff Foreword The year 'I958 was an eventful one for the students of Berruen Sprungs Hugh School Enrollment reached an all tume hugh of 357 Three new teachers came to Berruen thus year Physucal sfuence and Englush composutuon were added as courses for senuors The Scuence Research Club was organuzed under the supervusuon of Mr John Brawders and the Varsuty Club was reorganuzed wuth the coaches as sponsors The senuor hugh school chour presented the operetta The Purates of Penzance un February under the durectuon of Mr Mauruce Wuldt The football team had a good season and took second place un the Luttle Eught Conference The basketball team wuth Mr Norval Burgett as the new coach hed for furst place un conference play wuth Benton Harbor St John s The team went on to wun the dustruct tutle un the tournaments and then lost un the reguonals The band receuved a furst duvusuon ratung un the dustruct sprung contest un Class B competuton and went on to the state contest at East Lansung for an overnught trup A career day was held un March for the senuor hugh school Men and women re presentung cpproxumately twenty fuve careers talked to the students A general as sembly was held to explaun career day and then students went un groups to hear about the careers un whuch they were unterested For the furst tume thus year three students un the uournalusm class wrote school news for a specual teen age sectuon of the Sunday South Bend Trubune Sprung actuvutues uncluded a band concert March 28 and the chours partucupatuon un the county vocal musuc festuval un Aprul The annual Berruen Relays were spon sored by the Jaycees thus year The banquet and prom were held at the Whutcomb Hotel un St Joseph Muchugan It us hoped that thus Canoe wull be enuoyed by everyone who reads ut and that ut wull guve a complete record of the 1957 58 school year at Berruen Sprungs Hug h School Cathy Bruggs Edutor John Wear, Terry Bender, John Faulkner, Mr. John Brawders, Dr. George E. Bradley, Jum Marquardt, Bart Foreman if? Ja? sa.. T 1, 1 s 7' bf- mx :I 5-P' '75 .7 W4 -sk M .. 'rx , b dmlnlstratlon f- Al 11' 'px '5sellnuvQ DOUGLAS WATSON 00l Prlncup l MR L EE AU BLE Superintendent SP efh ,fng,l,lH1 The phulosophy of the admlmstratuon us to provlde an educational program whereby each lndlvldual may develop hrs abllutles to the fullest extent ln line wuth thus policy a new addltlon of seven rooms was built to meet the demands of our lncreasmg school populatlon Two new buses were purchased and new bus routes were maugurated The admumstrataon us un the midst ol a study to determune what wall be needed to satusfy the requnrements of the Increased elementary enrollment as It reaches the lumor and semor classlfucatuon Thus study covers both curruculum needs and adequate classroom space BOARD OF EDUCATION FIRST ROW Mrs Lloyd Kolhoff, Secretary, Glenn Brvggs, President, Dale Moon, Treasurer SECOND ROW Lawrence Stover, Trustee, Lad Stacy, Trustee, Lee F. Auble, Superantendent O I O 5 S' ' ,--x 'N -4 as ,l V 1 2 V ' x , ' on K 1 i xp . fs , L K ' mf? 5' A . ' f 4 i , - . 1 J -,fi 4155: 351 ' M ,L ' Z 4. . ' ' Rf 1- S 'ze ':'-' f . . ' ri 1-. A --2.-1 - 1.2: , . .ii A. f '., ' '-f., 'fl' 2 tt' s' X fl Fi . 'f-.fl :Q 3 1- ..-, ' : J. 5? z .ff :Jiri ,D fl 'S C4 sZ', o 5' '23-3 If f. -' L-',1, 3 lfllli AL ffm' . : 'F .' iff 1 .- 1- -1' -, ..,. . .af - Q .T-A ' V 4 ' - l A v ' . - ,,-..- - Q., .Q T 2 '- S.: .PZ ,x f' 4. ' T: -'ff Q5 , .- .-! ' -- T 7 . - T . 'Y .v-,, ,Y V H e ri ' l ,Z . , - , .A f ' I 'sf' . .. 4 v ' L I CQ 9 You Can t Pull the Wool Uver Uur Eyes M 511 4 'R-ni Q . V! 'f!'2 -in . S N, -J . H I W 'fs Mfr, 'V ZJSBQ5 Q Sf C5 , 53 , ' cllflwllfh div MRS. EDNA BENDER Mathemahcs Bu smess Education Freshman Sponsor MRS DIANE GIDDIS Business Educatvon Journalism Canoe Sponsor Llmellght Sponsor 2-2 i MR JOSEPH JACHIM Industrial Arts Junior Sponsor JOHN BRANDERS Science Science Research Club Sponsor aw w I QQ MISS ROSE MARY GOOD English Llbrarlan Thesplan Troupe Sponsor Library Club Sponsor g MR VICTOR KING Socual Sfudles German Gurdance Counse or 'BGB POGOQ 30000 ,-,-,,....STZ MR NORVAL BU RGETT Business Education Basketball Coach Asslstant Football Coach Golf and Tennis Coach av 4 wwf? -Il' E- MR WARREN GRIFFIN Health Boys Physical Education Driver Education Assustant Football Coach Assnstant Basketball Coach Baseball Coach Senlor lgh l , l I I 821, S ' I , X 'r I Q nw x 's 'sf I A ,J h ...cu 0 lv ffl, f' I r I qt, ff I V4 . r V 1 ' ' MR. 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I Alexis, A- S 49.4 I 'v' , 4.1.5 ,,, ,y , . -lf-4 I , . 1 - '- .- , L71 ' I C, 'J f' 'L I is 47 II ' 7... sf ,J MR BURTON ALDRICH Z Junlor Hu gh Prrnclpcl E'9 ' Gmde MRS VALERIE BOELCKE SIXH1 Grade MRS HILDEGARDE BRAWDERS MR JAMES BYERS GWI5 PVWYSICGI Educahon Seventh Grade in lf, MR. LLOYD NOGGLE Seventh Grade MR LAWRENCE MOODY Seventh Grade MRS SHIRLEY LAMARRE Eighth Grade Instrumental Music Junior Band Junlor I-Ilgh , I f sf ef A ,. Q S A' . ' J: P -N. Q Q1 u an S M ., ,L rj jd' MR ROBERT SILL Sixth Grade Facult PLASTIC HAGAZIIIIS' ll l957 4 frhv Q MR KENNETH ROGERS Suxth Grade Y F C Sponsor MR SAMUEL SMART Eighth Grade r f 1' MR. MAURICE wll.DT WAN I Vocal Musuc X f 1 9' Gb MRS PHYLLIS SATTL ER r -rr, MRS VKAE TAICLET Eighth urade fy V ww Q . If . if . - 0 , ' A 5-.. ,W -, -'50 g f Q, . -r , T-if M .' '2 , 1 tix: .. I A t I fx ' - . ,P , 3 fy - .E j . , M ' e' X , 5. -If ' M ' 1 3 r . ' 2- - l . - .. A School Personnel A 1-5 xv? it SECRETARIES Mrs Elva Nothstme Mrs Bertha McConoghy like BUS DRIVERS FIRST ROW Gerold Vanderboegh Glenn Shafer John Browders Som Smart Rex Koetsver Kenneth Rogers SECOND ROW Alfred Bender Robert Snll Otto Nelson Delbert Stemm Clifford Fox Hurry Dllley eww '- I 1 ns JANlTORS STUDENT JANITORS Mr. Otto Nelson, Mr. Morris Johnson Bob McMullen, Larry Nelson f rf-4 , ,Y 'lp if l 'Q ., .. 6 .5 -1 ' ,r'. N , li ' A. .4 , ll . -V 5 . .:,rJ ' a . Q K X 1 . . ' I , U.. , V Q .. 1 r li I A-.3 t 4' , . ,'- -9 7- - 1 M lfff . 1 Q ky ' S A f fl 'W ' I In f ' li 1 ,W W A 4 xl -. A In 5 ' v V ' Q. x ,. U U Q 3 , l r . U E 'X . ' K' ' l' 1 if 'KX-r ,, .. 3 I ,r V' , T .. Al 2 xt 1 1 .6 : I I I I I I I I I I I I l I ., - I . ,S , 4 nz L I - E u sm 5 R 3 . ,?j7,,4.fU 9 ,' 'Q ,l That Old Gang of Mine .-J W 's I u . .35 . - .by ,. b 7' ' O x f - 3 L' .,. Salutatorlan The 1958 Salutatornan as Bonme Jean Sunday daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyle Sunday Snow Road Baroda Mlchvgan Bonmes scholastlc average for her four years nn hvgh school ns 2 74 Bonnie partlcrpated In many extracurricular act: vltles She was class secretary for four years a m mber of the Latln Club F H A Y F C a d Thespuan Troupe 1213 She was a member of the band fuve years and was business manager for the 1957 yearbook Bonme was actzve nn 4 H for seven years Bonme was born Aprll 15 1940 rn Benton Har bor Mnchrgan Before enterung the Berruen Sprnngs school system she attended the Mount Tabor and Bclroda schools She rs a member of the Evangelncal Unrted Brethern Church Bonme plans to earn a degree an bussness edu cation from Western Mschlgan Unlversnty aledlctorlan The Valedlctoruan of the 1958 graduating class IS Carl Leo Bixby son of Mr and Mrs Carl Bnxby Pokagon Road Berruen Sprnngs Mrchagan Carls scholastnc average as 2 84 out of a possuble He has been a participant rn many extracurrlcu lar actuvltnes nncludung football basketball and track Carl served as student councll representa trve un 1955 and was class treasurer In 1955 and 1956 He was a member of the Debate Squad and the Latun and Scrence Research Clubs ln he sum mer of 1957 Carl was a representatnve to the Wo verme Boys State Carl was born on October 6 1939 In Nrles Mlchlgan Carl as a member of the Berruen Sprangs Metho dust Church Hrs plan for the future as to attend the Unuted States Mnlrtary Academy at West Pomt New York Honor tudents Q 94-Q CAROLYN CRAWFORD JOHN NYE CATHY BRIGGS 'S' f- TY JERROLD NYE FRANCES HOLZ E? GARY WRIGHT ARLENE ZIELKE GLORM GHS'-ER Earl Ad am s Temptation Class President Student Council President Varslty Club Basketball Baseball 55 56 Football 55 56 No More Homework Coverall s Judith Appleget Wlth a Song In My Heart Chour Plan: st F Band Sandra Balough Ann t We Got Fun Class Vlce president Class Treasurer rl Vlce president Student Council Choir Band 55 56 Vlce presldent Canoe Staff Limelight Staff Library Club Thesplan Troupe l2l3 Vlce president A Board Member ulrls Basketball No More Homework ,-3 A lf Along Came Harrlet Gnrls State Representatnv 6 Tom Alexander Ain t Mi sbehavin Chour Llmel ight Staff Football 55 57 Basketball S6 Baseball Rosemary Bachman When You re Smiling H 57 A Girls Basketball '- ' '56, '57 l ' , . r56' 158 ' I ' '58 I 1 . .58 ax '55,' ,'57, '55, '56, '57, '58 57' n I I I 157, r58 ' ' , ' , '57, '58 . ., ,. ,57 ll ll '57 I , V ' '55, '56, '57, '55 l I - - n56l 157, 158 ' ' F. . A. 56, Y. . cz. '55, '56, '57, '58 G5 -, A- 57 '55, '56, '57, '58 ' - ' '55, '56 Class Reporter '57 '55 F. . A. '56, '57, '58 , ' - ' '58 ' '55 ' '55 I I n I 157' 158 , , ' - ' '58 '- '57, '58 'C 6 M ' ' '57 ' '57 y ' '57, 'sa ' - ' '58 V Jw' G. . A. '56 yy '56 Lv 3, 5' ' '55, '56 - - tl ua rn r all .. . .. .57 '50 Joan Bernstein Vfsh You Were Here Thesplan Troupe l2l3 Transferred from Bateman School Chicago lllxnols In Senlor Year Elleen Boal Oh Lady Be Good Limelight Staff .F.. Cathy Briggs Angel Eyes Class Student Council Rep. Bowling Team Student Council 'R Band 55 56 Librarian 55 56, Latin Club , Treasurer Canoe Staff ' Limelight Staff Thespian Troupe 1213 ' ' President Debate Girls' Basketball ' , ' No More Homework ' Along Came Harriet ' 1 I 1 1 I n Coveralls ' Carl Bixby Mr Wonderful Class Treasurer Student Council Sci ence Research C ub Latin Club Debate Football 5 6 Basketball Boys State Representative Gordon Brigham I II Get y Choir Canoe Staff Li mel i ght Staff Football Ba sketball Track K aren Cal ay Love ls the Sweetest Thmg H 56 Song Leader Student Council C our Band Cheerleadang Lwtln Club Llmellght Staff A Girls Basketball Carolyn Crawford I Got Rhythm Class Reporter Choir 5 7 Scl ence Research Club F Girls Basketball 55 56 1 ': f F. .A. '55,' ,'57, '58 F. F. A. '55, ' 6, '5 ' '57 ' ' '58 ' '57, '58 '. ' '55 '55, '56 ' '57 ' '55,' 6,'5,'53 . . ,57 G. . A. '57 ' ' '55 , fx ' IVAJXL 0 ll II l rj . . 'M U ll ' I7 . .58 H I ' , I F. H. A. '55, '56, '57 Y C .55 ,, '57, 'ss 3 ', ' , , .57 ' G. .A. 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A Board Member Bowling Team it Robert Calderwood Don t Forbld Me 5 7 Lxmellght Staff Shurley Dahrlng Church Bells May Rung Canoe Staff A UI rl s Basketball Roger Davis Trumpeter s Lullaby Judith Debus The Strawberry Blonde Band 55 6 57 S8 H No More Homework Leon Dickson Gnve a Gurl a Break Student Council Varsity C Llmellghf Staff Football 56 Bosketbal 5 56 7 Baseball 55 56 Chou r 56 Secretory 56 P resrdent Secretary Treo su rer Yvonne Forbes Ronald Evans I m Budmg My Tnme Class Vlce presrdent H 5 6 President Song Leader Student Councnl Choir Band Canoe Staff Llmellght Staff Library Club Thesplan Troupe 1213 A Vice president Bowlmg Team Gorls Basketball Manager N0 More Homework Along Came Harriet A Wonderful uuy Debate C3- rx 17 'E' Glorla Geisler You Are My Specnal Angel H 56 57 Band Squad Leader Lahn Club Canoe Staff G A A Vice president President Ronald Hoadley The Tall Man Choar Llmellgh! Staff Basketball 55 6 Track 55 56 T0m ulll Tam t What You Do Class Reporter Band S6 Pep Band Science Research Club Football Frances rlol z Someone Xl: H Latin Club Canoe Staff Library Club -Q' c to Know Marlorle Kener Petlte Llbrary Club 57 58 Vxce presldent Transferred from lsaac El ston hgh School Mnchugan Cnty lr1dl0I'IG H1 lunnor year Adrienne Klger Fnne and Dandy Band 5 57 58 Canoe Staff I islam Linda Jones My Falr Lady Class Vlce-president 56 57 Class Student Councul Rep 55 56 rl 56 Vlce-president Secretory Student Council Band ',',' Vice-president ' , ' Secretary Treasurer ' Lutvn Club '5 , ' 6, ' ,' Student Councll Rep. Canoe Staff Library Club Thesplan Troupe l2l3 ' ,-. A . UIYIS' Basketball ' ' Assistant Manager I 1 Manager '56 Bowling Team '56, '57 MarJean Kesterke All the Things You Are Der Deutsche Vereln Canoe Staff Michael Koebel Mr Flre Eyes F 5 7 Vice-presldent President Football Basketball Bowl Ing Team I . - - '58 ' No More Homework '57 I-imellghl Sfafl ' I U H F. . 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A. 57 ' A A' 55 56 55 X 5 Yvonne Koebel Please Don t Talk About Me When I m Gone H Cholr Canoe Staff Limelight Staff Library Club Jack Kretchman Teasln Football 56 Ba sk etbal l Baseball Track 56 i Peter Polka Science Research Club Der Deutsche Vereln Basketball German exchange student from Karlsruhe uermany Dwane Knuth l ve Got the World On a Strung Class Treasurer Class Student Councul Rep F 56 Vlce president Secretary Treasurer Scvence Research Club Canoe Staff Llmellght Staff Football Archle Ludwlg Anything Goes 56 Reporter Secretary Llmel lgl'1f Staff Debate Football Shirley Mason Mllllon Dollar Baby and Ten Cent Store A Parlfmentarlan Hlstorlan Reporter Band Latin Club Library Club Secretary Treasurer Thesplon Troupe l2l3 Glrls Basketball Tommy s Growmg Pains Norma Null Love ls o Golden Ring EW 3,421 Fnve Canoe Staff 5 8 Llbrary Club Larry Nelson Just Friends F Football 56 Robert McMxllen Wonderful One Class President Class Treasurer Class Student Council Rep Band 56 President Student Dnrector Pep Band 5 7 Scvence Research Club Thesplan Troupe l2l3 Football Manager No More '-lomework Coveralls T Student Vlce-president Jerr1ldNye uot No Blues 5556 Debate Football 5 58 Track 55 56 X 21 W ml. 'WW -4 .. . ri' John Nye l m Shooting High Class Vlce president Class Student Councll Rep 55 58 56 Treasurer Varslty Club Treasurer Football 5 56 7 Baskeiball Baseball Track K enneth P eters Red Top Kdflly Patton Reporter Let Me Call You Sweetheart H Ken Parrish l Should Core Lumel ight Staff Football Baskefbal l Track Golf Team Donal d Phelps Bop Boogie Transferred from Nettlefon rllgh Senlor year Band 55 56 Canoe Staff Library Club Thespuan Troupe l2l3 57 Bowling Team No More Homework Along Came Harriet Co veroll s fl ' - ' ' , '57 . . .58 ' '56, '57 F. F. A. '55, ' , '57, '58 155 '56 '57 ' . - .58 56 ' 7 '58 5 I 5, l I I5 I P58 '58 lx 4 '55 F. F. A. '55, '56, '57, '58 School, Nettleton, Arkansas, in '58 F. . A. '57, '58 ' I I I I IS7 '57, '58 ' '57 ' I I '58 ' '55 ll 'I '57 Il ' 'I IS7 ll lf '57 A A of n V l 5 R J? J L Posey Tweedle Dee Chou r Canoe Staff Limelight Siaff askefball Baseball Track Larry Puffer Dark Eyes Sentlnel Basketball 11,5 77' James Plangger S6 57 Tlme On My Hands 5758 f Latin Club Canoe Siaff Llmel ugh? Staff Debate Basketball Track J P Posey Tweedle Dum Chou r Llmellghf Sfaff Basketball Track Janet Relslg I Love Jazz H Chou Canoe Staff G A A irq 55 56 55 56 S7 58 Robert Sherwood Karl Schlutt Handsome Lcd Get Me to the Church On Tnme F Llmelnght Staff Football Basketball Franklin Shoop Smal I ng Through Choir Limelight Staff Football Baseball Bowling Te m Class Student Councll Rep Science Research Club Basketball Track No More Hom ewo rk James Sounart Mr Touchdown Class Presldent Student Councul Varsity Club Football 56 Basketball 5 56 7 Baseball Track 'D fm 17 Alice Spenner Sweet and Gentle Canoe Staff Glenda Stuckey IH See You Again Bonnie Sunday Ain t She Sweet Limelight Staff . F. . ' I '56, '57, ' Class Secretary 55, '56, . . . '55, ' 6, ' Regional Pianist Songleader Treasurer Historian Choir Band '55, '56, '57 Q Reporter Secretary-Treasurer Latin Club '55, '56, '57 President Q Canoe Staff 4, Thespian Troupe 1213 '57 I C?'lYx'x .J f Hymn 4 Arden Strouts The Most rlappy Fella Basketball 57 58 Baseball 5 8 Transferred from Baroda rllgh School in Junior year Ronald Thran Hot- Rod Race Limelight Staff Football '55, ' 6 y i Z4 :51i'Qf-15.3 1 1-rismsiii Zi -T54 P- 'Q x51 Mary Thursion H 5 6 Choir Llmellghf Siaff Library Club 55 57 Beverly Uirup Sometimes I m Happy Canoe Staff 57 58 Library Club Girls Basketball P 'sv Sandra Tl I l strom Canoe Sta ff Llmel lghf Sfaff 91 ,pri Judith Walker Someone to Watch Over Me Edgar Totzke The Quiet Mon Cho., Transferred from Benton Harbor 5 57 Hugh School In senior year 41 f Q x L, 5 T. xi If rr, y 'fag 1:2 rylf :la-1' Till We M997 Agalnn l'll Remember Today F. I. A. ' 5, '5 , :57 .571-58 56 ' ' '58 ' ' '55, '56 ' I I U I '58 5. I I . al - rl I '58 . 157 l I . , ,56 F. F. A. 55,' 6,' - - ' , 3 D 5.35561 QEZYM S' Gary Wrlght Hawk Eye Sc: ence Research Club Basketball 56 Baseball 56 Nlo More Homework Patrlcla Zelmer l II Follow My Secret Heart 1 55 56 Reporter Chonr Latln Club 56 Library Club 56 President Nancy Zandarskl Drifting and Dreammg H Chou r Canoe Staff Ll brary Club Arlene Zlelke Llnger Awhvle H Choir Der Deutsche Vere: n Secretary Library Club 56 F , ' 1' V . , 1 5 J .l f'i.fk .if ' Varsity Club '58 F' ' A' 55 ' '58 ' '55, ' , '57, '58 U '55,' , '57, '58 H. .. .57 F. l. A. ' , ' , '57 '57 F. . A. 5 ' '55 I ' '55,' , '57, '58 l ' '55,' , '57, '58 ' '58 l '55, ' if if Q X 4' 1 '-14 HANG FlRST ROW: John Nye, Student Council Representativeg Bob McMillen, President. SECOND ROW: Joy Crawford, Student Council Representativeg Bonnie Mr. Rexford Koetsier, Bob Calderwood, Duane Knuth, Mrs. Lyle Patton Sunday, Secretaryg Sandra Balough, Treasurerj Mr. Rex Koetsier, Sponsorj Earl Adams Student Council Representative' Dwane Kunth Vi ce-presi- dent Colors Red and White Flower American Beauty Rose Motto With the ropes of the past we will rang the bells of the future We the class of 58 now come to the end of a happy and prosperous hugh chool life It has been a pleasant and engoyable time although a busy one Our freshman year we worked hard already plannlna on a senior trip For money making protects we had bake sales sponsored dances and sold vanilla Our sophomore year was a very busy one too We held even more paper drives and dances The Shamrock through which the basketball team lumps when coming on to the floor was first Introduced by Dwane Knuth and Bob Mc Mullen During our lunior year we worked on many class pro lects for earning money Among them were a Christma tree sale and a magazine sale We gave the Junior and senior prom In May with the theme When you wish upon a star We held two dinners with the mothers doing the cooking Our last year was our busiest year We worked hard trying to raise money for the trip which was to come in April sponsored the Homecoming Dance with Linda Jones as our queen The money maknng prolects this year were the dinner we gave Christmas card sale and the concession stand at noon and at the home games The fall months found us traveling to Benton Harbor for our senior pictures ln March we received our name cards and graduation announcements On April 7 we left on our senior trip on the lndvan Trails bus As a group we visited the caverns at Luray Vtr gunna had a cruise on the Potomac River and saw Mount Vernon Gettysburg the Corning Glass Co Niagara Falls and other places of Interest in Ontario Canada While ir Washington we saw many government buildings and after touring the White House we had our pictures taken on the lawn in front of the building The long awaited night is still to come for the Class ol 58 Baccalaureate will be held on the 25th of May wvth Graduation following on the 28th We should like the thank our sponser Mr Rexford Koetsler for the guidance he has giv n us in these past four years fc? Zv' 28 Bob Mcmtllen Don Phelps Mr C Nice Mike Koebel The Shamrock Bob Calderwood Bob MCMIllef1 , 1 1 11 - ' ' ll 1 1 ' -5 . Q . g - . .. . , , .1 , , . . 1 ' I - I I 1 ' I I 'I I . 1 - l - I . S I . . . ,, . ' ' ' ' 1 11 - ' - ' ' . 1 - . . . . . , l I 9 - We - 'E ,. A W ff f f W' 1, , 1, ff' 1 L , f age' 1 ef QQ! A :M U ' A f 'f'f?: 'Q 1' n . , s if' Q , I I ' ' 1 1 Back to School ,Agaln . Ea I .54 , 3.1, ' 51. Hazel Alexander Vnvlan Ashley Tma Athans ' Denms Baab Q- Denms Baker Vnrglnla Baker Duane Berkholz Jack Brant Jerry Brohman P9 kwa k..1 Luana Keegan Patrucla Kennedy Robert Koebel Karen Krone Robert Lake Loraine McBarn tt Denms Metz Sharon Myers A Conme Puffer Davld Nothstlne T7 ,,, Jlm Parrish Margo Relslg fry Jeanne Personette Jeanne Pollard Lllllan Rogers 'Y' fx O kftlil G 'XJ Judy Brown Q li Sharon Brown Judy Bulkowskl Denms Burgess Grace Chauncy Gerald Clark Dale Clem Patruck Clubb Ron Conklm xj Dorothy Ross Jerry Sautz Floyd Sanders Barbara Schmidt Glen Sherburn Chris Steltner Kenny Stover Frank Stucky Mmam Swrhart -Q.. ' Q Q J 4 i .ZW I lu 1 F, ' C' -1 - -' ,fe 4. l R V 1 uv-W , 1 . D , W ef VQfi Q 62 .2 1 Iwi, ' 'jf ,,,,, J gg!! , ri? Q 'vis , Q-V, 5 ' . J. ' --l.' - Q D r 'L . . h 6 ,,-r Q ' .. Q 451, ,WL J lx 1 ft 5 tn 4.2 l H r gf: E 4. A 3- V i. , ,gifs f Z-if , pg.. to 5, es, ilflvti f A g ni F f ,Z .., , ffllfv A 1 yy w-. 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A - Q 1 Us. vs , , g ,rc ve ,. iv'- A ,W T IR 1 X ' Pamela Fulkerson Lester Fuller Amelia George William Gifford Richard Gitersonke Gordon Gossard Lynn Harner LeRoy Hauch va F' 'W' iw' iii' Geraldine Hildebrand V 1-1' ii ,- Jerry Stark Judy Stover Maryellen Stover Larry Sunday Shirley Tillman Joyce Tucker Shurlie Tull Judy Vandenburg Ronald Vanderboegh Terry Hoadley William Holz Phil Hora Barbara Housewortl Shirley Janke Warren Jochem Robert Jones Richard Kesterke Sharon Kesterke W? f 1 I Mary Voight Judy Waldenmaier Mary Ann Weber Pamela White Judy Yankee John Zandarski Conie Zelmer Robert Zelmer Joanne Zinn T Michael Mathews Ronald McGough Dan Merrill Charlene Moon Marlene Moon Terry Moyer .9 -r NJ ,. X' 1 -K 'J' ' All i'Il' l Nllll ' iw A x 3- Fa-2 We ' QD sl' 4 aio . 47, ae I F.: ,T Q. '1 nu fi .,,, at Q. y. be SYS-K L I t txt' 'Ir sl- Q ll N.. I. if M - X l. v ,Q J Q X! 1' 'X , 'tv -Q -'Y N -1 - t Joan McCarroIl Pamela Metz Larry Mnchael Jerry Mntchell .Jon Mutts Craig Muller Elva Nothstlne Baticia Adent Charles Andrews John Arnold Barbara Baab Nancy Baker Jerry Barefield Terry Bender Kathryn Brant James Breinling Glenn Brown Sally Brown John Burelison Lyda Chesher Bessie Mae Chitty David Christy Mary Christy Du Wayne Craft Mary Jane Danxels Dale Dean James Dnckson Enka Dusselberger ,-. ' -eq Z2 -Z 4- J -we in Karen Odlorne Patrlcta Oduorne Joyce Pagels Carl Personett Edwm Phllllps Everett Place John Patt Aan Prlllwutz Janet Prallwltz Sandra Reuslg Lmda Remus Larry Rick Duane Rrndfleld Sharon Ross Ellen Rudell Herbert Rudlaff Bull Ruttledge Steven Saxton Donna Schmslce Carol Schmidt Mary Ann Sherwood '- z 4 ,'O ffisx gi 4 i .M gtk ' s v, ,. -5 'xl S44 'E il .ij ry f M n M 1 5 ,Q 'R :T -vi ,175 Q -- f .1 - ' S U -1 1 ' Y 'D J ,J S ll - 4 J , n r I - J 4- ltl tmt x jiri? M hw 1 , ,I 'W'll.S 'J . . 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V -,- xr, ljlx James Easterlmg Cleveland Edwards Gall Evans Patricia Evans John Faulkner John Fearher Thomas Felder Bart Foreman Patty Garrison Ruth Gerlach Richard Greening Sharon Hanson Dale Hartllne Tommy Henley Joyce Janke Duane Jochem Ervin Kampe Glennda Krause cs- Terry Smith David Spenner Sharon Spletzer Linda Stemm Mariorie Stemm Diana Svone Sandy Stover Lawrence Sunday Helen Taylor fi YS Ruth Wagne Kenneth Walker Tim Watson NSN N ohlrley Lansdale Yvonne Lausch Douglas Lemon Lindo Lewis William Lewis Bonnie Mallonee Marie Maslin ,h , -4 Y. e if-7' 52 fimll: Xe Lloyd Welzel ' John Wier George Williamson Sandra Wolff Vernal Wolff Michael Zech Kathleen Zelmer Theodore Zelmer Janet Ziclke Xi lg' i f nl i e-.. If C , 4... 3 ' 'ul g3.YK.xs.i 0 V T' D gf' 'J 'ff ' U7 -rc ,zz-: O: lf' ' T v .M V' f be v ,V V 1.1 .. mkb,J,. 'XS i Q I, xxx' Ji U L3 ff x X L. X' ' X l ff'-V' I 1 1 , 'lf Ml. Q. l 1 Q S in . . Q , ' 8 I' I I X .V N ' A-3 I X, if gg Beverly Houseworth Q ' I r': Q yzf- Nl, e ' S gr J , rf '1 iif , llfl i'l: if 1-,I - L 'N K - . .h . 1 l X A , L . JL K 9 ,, - -j' Q . . vf, A A 1 ,, ,. 1: v ,, w F N ' v I R' f Y I x 4 ' 1 X el f l e 7 I 1 'll lk N 5 , vi Viv A ffl' ' xl '1 S 9 Class fflcers and Sponsors SOPHOMORE CL ASS FIRST ROW Sue Debus Vice president Judy Stover President SECOND ROW Dick Kesterke Student Council Repre sentatlve Bonnie Adams Treasurer ueraldlne Hilde brand Student Council Representative Mr Edward Petruska Sponsor Bull Gifford Student Council Rep resentatlve Shirley Tillman Secretary V' 36 JLJNIIOR CL ASS FIRST ROW Kathy Kugel Secretary Dennis Boob President Connie Puffer Vice president SECOXID ROW Tom Faulkner Student Council Repre sentatlve Mr Joseph Jacham onsor Barbara Wetzel Treasurer Tom Mead Student Council Representative XL., FRESHMAN CL ASS FIRST ROW Janet Pnllwltz Secretary Bunny Xlothstlne Vice president John Faulkner President SECOND ROW: Larry Rick Student Council Representa- tive' Patty Garrison Student Council Representative' Mr Marvin Sounart onsor' Mrs Edna Bender onsor' Tim Watson Student Council Representative' Lawrence Sunday Treasurer S0 Many Memories A 3-. -A 7 O- N . ,V I W, 1 nil fx . I , . BJ Senior FIRST ROW: Lawrence Sunday, Sandra Balough, Tim Watson, Bonnie Sunday. SECOND ROW: Janet Prillwitz, Sandy Stover, JoAnn LaPointe, Adrienne Kiger, Leroy House, Linda Storick, Patsy Schinske. ' THIRD ROW: Judy Stover, Gloria Geisler, Lana Ashley, Sandy Reisig, Cathy Briggs, Denny Stover, Charlotte Green, Roger Davis, Bob Jones. FOURTH ROW: George Williamson, Elizabeth Vanderboegh, Tina Athans, Gunor Kampi, Chuck Toney, Julia Jones, Lois Godden. FIFTH ROW: Marlene Moon, Frances Piarowski, .lay Crawford. The Berrien Springs Senior Bond consists of sixty-four members under the direction of Mr. Richard E. Peters. The drum maiorette is Joy Crawford and the five twirlers are Shirley Griffendorf, Marlene Moon, Charlene Moon, Frances Piorowske, and Donna Schinske. Some of their activities for the year included marching in the Southwestern Michigan Marching Festival, where they received ci second division rating. During the week before , K and the week after this event many members were absent A V because of illness. T They also put on several half-time shows at home foot- ball games, marched in the Three Oaks Halloween Parade, and presented a Christmas Concert with the assistance of the Berrien Springs Junior Band. Band Q P ll I fl!!! QM I ' A 'p wail' FIRST ROW: Sandra Deitrich, Madelon Calay, Patti McNeely, Patty Garrison, Mariorie Stemm. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Adams, Bunny Nothstine, John Feather, Tootie Merrill, Gerald French, Shirley Mason, David Pearcy. THlRD ROW: Betty Hass, Roger Jones, Allan Prillwitz, Vivian Ashley, Tom Gill, Jim Flippo, Glenda Krause, Bart Foreman, Ron Conklin, Larry French, Lynn Harner. FOURTH ROW: Howard McLauchlin, Mary Voight, Tom Mead, Bob McMillen, Judy Appelget- FIFTH ROW: Donna Schinske, Shirley Griffendorf, Charlene Moon, Mr. Richard Peters- The band's spring activities included the annual Pops Concert and participation in the District Band and Orchestra Festival. The second annual Tri-School Band-O-Rama was presented in the spring by New Buffalo, Three Oaks, and Berrien Springs. They finished out the year by marching in the annual Blossom Parade in Benton Harbor and the Memorial Parade at Berrien Springs. There is also a boys' Pep Band, which consists of twelve high school students. The band played at all the pep meet- ings and home basketball games. Led by drum maior Ron Conklin, the boys presented an unusual half-time perform- ance at a home football game when the senior band was unable to perform because of illness. The pep band is directed by Bob McMillen, student director. 'Tim -'-.gigs rs. tl fi -5 I Ill' lllf FIRST ROW: Sandra Balough, Vice-president, Bob McMillen, President: SECOND ROW: Bonnie Sunday, Secretary-Treasurer, Ervin Kampe, Equipment Manager, Judy Stover, Assis tant Librarian, Larry French, Student Council Repre sentative: Cathy Briggs, Librarian. ' A---..s,, igi School FIRST ROW: Judy Appelget, Sharon Ross, Joan McCarroll, Shirley Lansdale, Judy Yankee, Liana Keegan, Tina Athans, JoAnn La Pointe, Darlene Fisher, Marie Mastin. SECOND ROW: Sharon Hanson, Marion Mass, Christine Schlutt, Diane Yokum, Baticia Adent, Sue Debus, Charles Andrews, Leon Phillips. THIRD ROW: Thelma Shelton, Pat Kennedy, Karen Odiorne, Lillian Rodgers, Mildred Duvall, Joann Zinn, Shirley Tillman, Ronnie Conklin, Bob McMillan. FOURTH ROW: Don Geiger, J.l.. Posey, J.P. Posey, Jim Plangger. 'Q The high school choir, under the direction of Mr. Maur- ice Wildt, had a busy year in which they sang at a meet- ing of the Berrien Springs Parent-Teacher-Student Associa- tion, at the County Hospital, at the 4-H Fall Achievement program, in the spring vocal music festival, at the Blossom Queen contest, and at the Baccalaureate services. They also presented parts of the Thanksgiving and Christmas as- semblies. ln November the group toured the Everett Piano Company at South Haven, Michigan. To highlight their year, the choir presented the operetta, The Pirates of Penzance, on February 26 and 27. The story of the operetta concerns a boy, named Fred- eric, who was to have been apprenticed to a pilot, but be- cause of a misunderstanding his nurse apprentices him to a band of pirates instead. As the curtain rises, his indentures are almost finished, and he is preparing to leave. He urges the pirates to ioin him in a more lawful call- ing. Frederic, not seeing many women, consents to take Ruth for his wife. Frederic then sees some other girls and renounces Ruth. He falls in love with Mabel, and the pirates wish to marry the other girls. The Major-General appears claiming that he is an orphan and finally dissuades them. gg Choir FIRST ROW: Dorothy Ross, Judy Debus, Judy Rudell, Lyda Chesher, Judy Walker, YY Suzanne Berkolz, Ellen Kilgore, Vivian Hass, Darlene Christy. SECOND ROW: LeRoy Hauch, Ken Walker, Howard McLauchlin, Mary Lu Rudell, Sandy Kruger, Kathy Kugel, Donna Craft, Virginia Baker, Ruth Wagner. THIRD ROW: Don Nitz, Terry Crawford, Dale Clem, Diana Stone, Tootie Merrill, Bobbie Gill, Miriam Swihart, Suann Snyder, Linda Lewis. FOURTH ROW: Larry Nelson, Bill Lewis, Larry Michael, Gordon Brigham, John Arnold. lt is discovered that Frederic's indentures are to run un- T til he is twenty-one, and since he was born in leap year, he , V has had only five birthdays. He immediately rejoins the pirates. After this the Maior-General is seized because of 3. a deception. 1 X' in The police come to his rescue. Ruth explains that the pirates are noble men who had gone wrong, and they X i - are pardoned and permitted to marry the girls. A X i iq A, The cast was as follows: ' fi 1 lv J Frederic -Ken Walker Mabel -Sue Debus lR King -Don Geiger Sergeant of Police -Leon Phillips Samuel -John Arnold Major-General -Howard McLaughlin Ruth -Liana Keegan Edith -Tina Athans Kate -Bobbie Gill New clark green robes with white collars were obtained this year. Serving as officers were Sue Debus, President, Tina Ken Walken l-lam' Keegan Athans, Vice-President, and Judy Debus, Secretary-Treasurer. scene from The puzzles of Penzance anoe Staff E F FIRST ROW Mary Ellen Stover Marlene Moon Charlene Moon Yvonne Koebel blarua Geisler Janet REISIQ Joy Crawford Sandra Balough SECOND ROW Bobble Gull Pat Zelmer Frances Holz Eileen Baal Nancy Zandarskl Kaye Schlnske Sandie Tlllstrom Cathy Nlghtllnger THIRD ROW Kathy Patton Dwane Knuth Bull Ruttledge Ken Stover Gordon Brlgham Lawrence Sunday Carolyn Crawford The 1958 Canoe staff was composed of twenty mne students who began worklng early last fall to meet each successnve deadlme In September the edutor business manager and sports edltor along wvth theur sponsor Mrs Deane Glddls went to South Bend to attend a Yearbook Semmar sponsored by Edwards Brothers A falm ll lustratlng the process of puttmg a yearbook togeth er was shown to the group attending the semunor Questuons were answered and examples were given In an effort to better acquaunt the students with the process of publlshmg a yearbook On the staff were several freshmen and sopho mares as well as rumors and sensors lt us hoped that nn the future more underclassmen wall take an actuve part un the publucatuon of the Canoe 6 1.-.rf 1-'FQ x5-V Q11 Mrs Duane Guddns Advlsor Cathy Brlggs Edltor Judy Brown Assus tant Editor Bonnie Sunday Business Manager l s . 1 I I I I . 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In . ,V i, 1 1 nf. , -vf -,, . mv '7 ' Q ,-,, N, 1 0 , ,, -,Qgsrzv , 'sry , I qi ff- ' X-.. - ' ' ' 1 I 1 2 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 1 - Llmellght Staff 3' 7 U4 .war XPI' l C47 FIRST ROW Yvonne Koebel Euleen Boal Denms Burgess Gordon Brugham SECOND ROW Mrs Duane Guddus Sandue Tullstrom Kaye Schunske Darlene Fusher Carol Sue Keeler Adruenne Kuger Marlean Kesterke Bobble Gull Pat Weaver Cathy Bruggs Glenda Stuckey THIRD ROW Ed Totzke Ronald Evans Arden Strouts .lum Plangger Leon Duckson Ronald Thran Ronald Hoadley .lr Dwane Knuth us year the Lumelught was publushed by the uournalusm class under the durectuon of Mrs Duane Guddus A permanent staff was appounted as ut was felt that un thus way the people fullung these posutuons would really get to know theur dutues and be able to carry them out more skulltully Because typewruters were not avaulable to the uournalusm class the paper was typed by the offuce practuce class and thus necessutated lumutung publuca tuon to approxumately every other week unstead of every week as un the past Three members of the uournalusm class Cathy Bruggs Bobbue Gull and Pat Weaver wrote news artucles and features about Berruen Sprungs Hugh School whuch appeared on the Hugh School News pages of the South Bend Trubune every Sunday FIRST ROW Euleen Boal, Edutor, Darlene Fusher, Art SECOND ROW Yvonne Koebel, Exchange, Ron Hoadley Jr , Gordon Brugham, Productuon, Bobble Gull, Curculatuon, Dennus Burgess, Sports, Mar.lean Kesterke, Assistant Edutor O O wifi Q- f 5 I um ,, 'Z-J 'f v 'ff 1, I - -H .g., -- -7.-I b ,V ,sz M - . -f. 5 1, -L I - 9 : 1 ' I I - .. tt 'Qli . f - u ' f .' 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J FlRST ROW Shlrley Grlffendorf Geraldme Hildebrand Davrd Nothstlne Earl Adams Grace Chauncey Sandra Dertrlch SECOND ROW Duck Kesterke Mr Marvrn Sounart Tom Faulkner Jerry Fortner Patty Garrison Tummy Watson THIRD ROW Larry Rick Larry French Jerry Brohman Dwane Gulllver Bull Gifford Tom Mead John Nye Student Council Members Assustmg At The Smyths Assembly Rocky Nothstvne Larry French Tom Faulkner Gary Wright Earl Adams The Student Councnl IS composed of representatuves of each class and club In the hugh school Each class IS entitled to two representatlves each club may have one Mr Douglas H Watson prlncupal ns the sponsor The oblect of the Student Councll IS to promote better re latnonshups between students and faculty and to be of servuce to the school The councll sponsored a number of actnvlttes durmg the year Among them were the noon hour program consnstmg of dancmg and basketball under the supervtsuon of Mr Warren Griffin In the fall class electrons were held For the flrst tlme campalgns were carried on posters were made and speeches were guven by the campaign managers for the varlous candl dates Electrons were under the supervlston of the government class Thus year class offlcers held offuce for the entlre year rather than for lust one semester as In prevuous years The assembly commnttee for the year consisted of John Nye chalrman and Larry Ruck The faculty advisor was Mr Marvin Sounart Some of the assemblnes presented durmg the year were the Veterans Day observance the Thanksguvmg assembly the Chrnstmas assembly the annual March of Dnmes basketball game between the faculty and sensor boys fthe faculty won by 8 polntsj the lnternatlonal Farm Youth exchange student from Indra and the Smyths The members planned to publnsh a student handbook out lmmg the school's regulations for the coming year O - 'l 1 T' z 'lil' t' A s- at A K ' N , S ,tr . 5 2 . , It 2 l 3 s l L . , 1 . ff 'L f l ,3 3 , 'TA , 7 , ,f fl 5 ' 4' ' rs -A K I 1' I . 1 4 : - I . . , . . 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' I , 1 I 1 I 1 ' ' I Selenee Research Club 4' FIRST ROW Tom Felder Vivian Ashley Roland Hartllne Tom Faulkner Patti McNeely Terry Bender SECOND ROW David Pearcy Tom Smith DavldNothstine Nathan Sorkln Mr Samuel Smart Mr John Brawders Stephen Brelnling Robert Sherwood Jerry Fortner Douglas Bunnell THIRD ROW Gordon Gossard Gary Wright Robert McMullen Peter Krawutschke John The Science Research Club is a newly formed organnza tion this year under the sponsorship of Mr John Brawders To become a member a student must be taking a science W, course and maintain a C average in all of his sublects The oblect of this club is to develop a better understanding and working knowledge in fields of sciences The members also try to develop better scientific habits through prolects and research work At the meetings the members do research and work on prolects They also talk about what they have discovered and what they have learned Some of the prolects have proved very interesting The prolects depend on the kind of science sublects members are taking If the student is enrolled un biology he has 0 bxologlcal prolect lf he is enrolled in physics then the prolect ss in the field of physics The progects are worked on Individually or an groups .8 Prolects include investigating plant life through the 'W' microscope studying small animal life such as snails worms Science Discussion etc the building ofa rocket and its principles and studying T Gill M, J Bmwders T Felder N Sorkin J Feather gas formations in a cloud chamber Serving the club as officers were President Rolland Hartllne Vice president Dennis Baab Secretary Karen Cal ay Treasurer Vivian Ashley and Student Council Repre sentatnve Nathan Sorkin l r 'Tiff 'Q U Y sr C' 185' ++ ' Q, i P+ va. ,. . .., I c I T' . Z I . ' I . I I . I : . I . I . . I . I . I ' I ' I I I I : I I I ' I I Faulkner, Carl Bixby, Dennis Baab, Bill Ruttledge, Larry Taylor, Tom Gill Tim Watson. I , . . . H 1, . . . - at . ,f n a 1 . S . . . . . Q at is ' I 1 - 1 5' iv . , l l l I , , . . . .1 r , ' I . , , . , . l , . : ' , . I . - . I . I .I h 1 I . . wi . - . I . I Latin Club --A,. 'I- L-eq un...- Q fl FIRST ROW Vlvlan Ashley Pat Zelmer SuAnn Snyder Bobble Gull Pattl McNeely Liana Keegan Phyllls Ashley Karen Calay Bonnie Sunday Shlrley Gnffendorf SECOND ROW Mr Edward Petruska Shirley Mason Cathy Nlghtllnger Barbara Wefzel Geraldine Hildebrand Judy Stover Frances Holz Pat Weaver Loralne McBam Jean Pollard THIRD ROW Gerald Clark Denms Baab David Nothstme Ronald Conklun Tom Mead Nathan Sorkm Tom Faulkner Denms Burgess Carl Bixby Lzene Clem Duck Kesterke me were my ff' FIRST ROW Tom Faulkner Vlce-president Shirley Gnftendorf Presrdent SECOND ROW Rocky Nothstlne Student Councul Rep resentatlve Llana Keegan Secretary Treasurer Reporter Tom Mead Sergeant of Arms Smce there was no quallhed Latin teacher for a sponsor Mr Edward Petruska knndly volunteered to do the lab This year the Latln Club spent most of their tame debatung whether to continue or dlsband the club They hnally decided to contlnue through the year In hopes that a quallhed Latun teacher would be acqulred for the comung year Because no teacher was hnred there were no Latm classes but a correspondence course from Mnchugan State Umversaty was offered to second year students The annual Roman Banquet was not held thus year due to the lack of funds and Latm I students who usually are the slaves The German I students volunteered thenr servuces upon request In return tor services from the Latm Club but I1 dudnt materlalnze No partues were held because of the lack of Interest and funds on the part of the members To become a member ot thus club a student must be enrolled un Latln I or have had at least one year of Latm The annual slave sale fturst year students are sold to members to act as slavesj and Roman Banquet also serves as mntnatuon for the members I I ' '17 I , ... 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In thus club the members unvestugate and study the culture of the German speakung people A study us made of what these people have gtven to unternatuonal soclety The geography and hustory are also uncluded un thus study ln order to carry on thus study the club vuews tulms from the West German Tourust Assocuatuon and West German Councul of Chucago Luterature art and customs are known through the aud of local exchange students from the German speakung countrues of Austrua Swutzerland and Germany Thus us the clubs furst year as an organuzatuon lt under the able sponsorshup of Mr Vuctor Kung who has been an exchange teacher to Germany To become a member of thus club a student must be enrolled un German I or ll H must also be unutuated lnutuatuon consusts of recutung from memory a portuon of poetry a folksong an anecdote an a group of German proverbs At the club meetungs a Ger man atmosphere us structly adhered to by partakung of German refreshments lustenung to German recordungs and tryung to speak un the German language Thus enables the group to put theur knowledge of German unto practuce It us hoped that some of the second year honor students wall have a chance to vusut Germany next year FlRST ROW Nlathart Sorlun Presudent uordon Gossard Vuce-presudent SECOND ROW Duane Gulluver Student Councul Representatuve Arlene Zuelke Secretary NOT IN PICTURE Janet Zelmer Future Farmers of Amerlca EW 1 WX XA B ...U WF? rr rf, Qi-nr o nv? ng, lash Hers tt, l ?f's?l5 'Gt4+Q 'tl F RST ROW Jerry Mitchell Dale Sherburn Ted Zelmer Ken Jesswein Dick Calderwood erry St ark SECOND ROW Don Jones Larry Rich Glen Sherburn Jerry Brahman Archie Ludwig Mike Koebel Bob Koebel Dwane Knuth Larry Puffer Wally Webster Charles Toney Dennis Zech THIRD ROW Larry Sunday Herbert Rudlaff Jim Easterling Carl Personett DuWayne Craft Douglas Lemon Mr August Lange Dale Dean Mike Zech Lester Fuller Alan Prillwitz uall Evans Jim Flippo Kenneth Vincent FOURTH ROW Stephen Breinling Dale Hartlme Fred Ludwig Robert Zelmer Lloyd Wetzel Bill Holz Jack Brant Darrell Williams Ron Vanderboegh Seigfried Hein Michael Mathews Richard Jeschke 'mu ,dl I A- : . ' K ' ww H , .M I , . , , O , . , v 5x . ' W . F. F. A. Shop Work D. Williams, D. Baker, K. Vincent, B. Koebel To become a member of this club a student must be tak ing agriculture New members are initiated each fall The students are given the degree of green hand the following year chapter farmer and in the senior year the members arc eligible for state farmer which is a great achievement In this club the members learn better farming through the study of horticulture livestock field crops farm manage- ment and farm mechanics. Numrous field trips involving some of these things were taken to learn some farming practices to watch demon- strations and to do some actual farm work. One such field trip was to the Horticulture Show at Grand Rapids. The members also have individual projects which usually consist of working a few acres of field croos and keeping records with the available help of their sponsor Mr. August Lange. Some ofthe group projects were the annual seed sale in the spring, which is also a money-making oroiect, and caring for the village-school park at various intervals. For recreation there were two swimming oarties at the Natatorium in South Bend. The officers were President, Mike Koebel, Vice-president, Bob K0eb9l: Secretary, Archie Ludwig, Treasurer, Dwane Knuth, Reporter, Kenneth Peters, Sentinal, Larry Puffer, and Student Council Representative, Jerry Brahman. Future Homemakers of merica FIRST ROW Lots Godden Connie Putter Judy Rudell Darlene Flsher Shirley Janke Sandra Balough Margo Renslg Janet Wuggazer Shurlre Tull SuAnn Snyder SECOND ROW Mary Rudell Barbara Wetzel Patti McNeely Yvonne Forbes Shirley Mason Miss Georgia Sheldon Bonnie Sunday Donna Craft Sandra Deltrlch Karen Calay THIRD ROW Elsue Bachman Kathy Patton Arlene Zlelke Linda Jones Hazel Alexander Lana Stroud Mary Vorght The Future Homemakers have hughlaghtcd thetr year by bake sales during the noon hours skating party for Future Farmers of Amerlca dress up day partnership un pnze wnn nlng float wlth the F F A for homecomnng modellng can ventuons and meetlngs To become a member a student must have taken at least one semester of home economncs The F H A emblem bears the organnzatron tatle on top an motto Towards New Horizons onthe bottom In he center are two hands holdung a house symboluznng that thc future homes are In the hands of nts youth home lute In which success IS the utmost The F H A flower IS the red rose symbolrc of growmg health whrch contributes hoppuness and etfuceency In the home They have eught purposes to promote work and em phaslze grownng apprecuatuon of homemalang encourage democracy In lute nmportance of home membership for good home and family lute for all unternatnonal good will develop creatuve leadershrp provude wholesome recreatuon and to further nnterest IH home economics Mass Georgxa Sheldon as the sponsor of the group Of fncers for the year were President Shlrley Janke vlce pres: dent Sandra Balough Secretary Darlene Fnsher Treasurer Margo Renslg and Parlvamentorran Kaye Schrnske 'S' ilu., 151 M R Koetsler K Calay S Balough S Jqnke F H A Bake Sale 2 ' , ' , , ' . 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I .- : 4, ' 2 f Thespian Troupe 1 13 FIRST ROW Vnvlan Ashley Bonnie Sunday Tina Athans Bobble alll Betty Hass Kathy Patton Llano Keegan Kathy Kugel Mlrlam Swlhart Judy Vandenburg SECOND ROW Janet Wuggazer Pat Weaver Geraldine Huldebrand Bob McMullen Dennis Burgess Rocky Nothstlne Dennle Baab Jeanne Pollard Cathy Nlghtllnger Cathy Bruggs THIRD ROW Pat McNeely Barbara Houseworth Shirley Tlllman Ron Conklin Tom Faulkner New R FIRST ROW Cathy Briggs President Sandra Balough Vlcepresldent Betty Hass Secretary Treasurer Shirley Grlffendorf Student Council Representative Steve Brelnllng Dan Merrll Judy Bulkowskl Shirley Grlffendarf The purpose of the orgamzatuon us to promote the par tlcupatuon an and the advancement of the dramatic arts In the secondary school Students must be at the sophomore level and must have earned a certaun number of pomts before they can attaun membershlp These pomts are granted for partlclpatnon In certaun actwutves whuch requnre performance before an auduence Thus year the Troupe and the hugh school choir gonntly presented a Thanksgiving program In May the Troupe traveled to St Mary s College In South Bend lnduana to see the play Our Town l 1 I I I I ' I I I I I ' 5 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I ' : I I I I 1 I I I ' A tm, 7 ,r 'Y 211, K . 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Debate 1 uw X WP' FIRST ROW Cathy Brlggs I QMJWQZM ' omaw K JEWWW .MW and FWZ W 8.1 SECOND ROW Jerrold Nye Carl Bixby Archie Ludwug Jlm Plangger Ronald Evans Ronald Conklin The Debate Squads sponsor was Mr Douglas Watson and the members were Carl Bixby Cathy Brnggs Ron Conk lm Ron Evans Archne Ludwig Tom Mead John Nye and Jnm Plangger Two debates were held wnth each of four schools Bndgman Whnte Pugeon Kalamazoo Chrnstnan and Three Oaks ln the preliminary serles of the Mlchngan Hugh School Forensic ASSOCIOTIOD The Bernen Sprvngs Debate Squad ended nts season wnth a 44 record nn competntlon as the affnrmatnve teams lost all four of thenr debates and the negatnve teams won their four The ludges for the debates were Mrs Deldee Herman and Mr Charles Helgesen, debate coaches at Western Mnchlgan Umversnty The members also gave demonstration debates for the local Lions' and Rotary Clubs, the Emmanuel Musslonary Col lege faculty and student body, and the Brndgman Hugh School student body Shaft of Oplmon ballots were taken before and after these debates to determine the wlnmng teams and theur affect on the audrence Choosing teams, practicing, and preparlng for the de bates were the mam actnvmes of the speech class fy - I' 1 ll u Carl Bixby debatung Demonstration Debate at Emmanuel Mlsslonary College 'D ' .....,. , A 'fy ,T M ,V C ' 'I f ..,,,., M M ' Af I ,I WMZ ' ' ' , wt ,na .Cf , ll 5, ' ' ' ,f ,I A , - , ,,,, W , W, AV :A A A L I V, Drznlf. 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The Lubrary Club was under the sponsorshup of Mass Rose Mary Good who was assnsted bv the student lnbraruans In thus club the students learned about books and how to care for them The members performed a servlce to the school by circulating books un and out of the llbrary for students and faculty They also helped students locate books for leusure tume readung and books for reference use Many new books were obtained thus year Student ln branans helped to prepare them for the shelves Some students are very much interested nn becomung In braruans and thus club offers opportumtues to learn the du tues of lnbranans The furst semester a puzza party was held at Pat Zel mer's home For the second semester's socnal a party was held at Arlene Zlelke's home Officers for the year were as follows President Pat Zelmer Vxce presadent Marge Kener Secretary Treasurer Sharley Mason Student Councol Representatrve Grace Chauncy 0 J 2 ' Us-1 ' if gf 1 1 4' sf , A I y ,- s.-xl I lj L' 1. . 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I ' g M, v Y l W , 'T T v M Youth for Christ FIRST ROW Joanne McNally Suann Synder Sue Debus Judy Debus Gloria Geisler Sharon Stuckey Marcella Brown SECOND ROW Davrd Chrlsty Janet Prrllwltz Lrda Chesher Judy Appelget Mr Kenneth Rogers Barbara Wetzel Lois Godden Judy Waldenmaler Keith Brahman The Youth for Chrnst club met every Wednesday noon this year rn the musuc room rn the lunnor hugh wrth their spon sor Mr Kenneth Rogers Each of the four meetungs durrng the month had a dnf ferent program Partres were held throughout the year also The Y F C us one of several clubs nn Bernen County The thrrd Saturday of every month all of the clubs held a Y F C Rally nn the Benton Harbor Hugh School The club also partrcrpated rn many other county actrvr tres such as regronal meetungs funspuratrons and a formal banquet nn the sprung The theme verse of the club ns l Trmothy 412 Let no man desprse thy youth but be thou an example of the be luevers rn word In conversatron In charnty rn sptrut ID farth In punty The motto rs wallcmg the talk which means that a person should actually lrve by what he belreves The Y F C rs a non denommatronal group and every one as cordrally rnvrted to attend Oftrcers for the year were Presrdent Judy Debus Vnce presudent Glona Gelsler Secretary Treasurer Sue De bus Reporter Larry French Pramst Judy Appelget and Songleader Davrd Chrnsty NF? fff X Y F C Meetrng Sue Debus Judy Debus ' I I I I I , . 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Varslt lub 'lfl A '--g,, ,gp- ' fif FIRST ROW Bob McMullen Earl Adams John Nye Gary Wright Tom Faulkner Leon Dickson SECOND ROW Frank Shoop Dennrs Burgess Jack Kretchman Davnd Nothstnne, Phnl rlora Denny Baab Ken Stover Tom Smlth THIRD ROW Dale Clem Larry Rnck Bob Zelmer Larry French Pat Clubb Dwane Knuth Donkey Basketball Game This year the Varslty Club had from twenty to twenty fuve members To become a member a person had to have a varsnty letter an one or more supervused sports programs football basketball baseball or track Sponsors for the club were Mr Coleman Nice football and track coach Mr Norval Burgett basketball coach and Mr Warren Grlffln baseball coach The club was reorgamzed thus year after a lapse of wo or three years Jlm Sounart was voted Presudent Bob McMullen Vnce Presudent John Nye Treasurer Tom Faulkner Secretary and Gary Wrught Student Councll Representatnve Early In the year the group sponsored the Patterson Brothers mdoor ctrcus for a one mght stand The club also presented a truck shot artlst who put on a program for the tumor and sensor hugh students A donkey basketball game between the students and the teachers was held rn January lt was played IH the evening before about three hundred fans The students came out vnctoruous by a score of 'I6 to 12 The actnvntles of the club this year were very success ful, and nt was felt that a good 'ob of reorgannzatnon was accomplushed o I - ' F, , H- . --Q A - . fy ,ns L, I F .I T: Q - -1 f I L. I rs, , P T . .. -pf, r- tqx ' . , '- as ' F ' ' . -- 1 ,Q 7. ' Q I W y - ,Q f' :eg 9 4 5 , A , ,M 4 f-sf - . ' I' 5 ll 7 A-. 'M 7 -Sf W- I A A 1 ' .G , , ' , , . : I . I I . . . . I I I ' ' : I - I I I . t . ' : , 1 , : Take Me Out to the Ball Game ' r A 4, -2 yi '. ,. Mike Koebel Guard Little Eight Gordon Brlgham Jlm Sounart Halfback Halfback ZH, 4 fa ,fJ.rf','? Rig f' ir Mr Coleman Nlce Coach Mr Warren Gnffm Ass t Coach 5-.ff Tom Alexander Dwane Knuth I1 I1 Second Place C3 .4 Jack Krefchmon John Nye Tackle Hcllfbock 15 an Bob MCM,llen Mr Norvul Burgetf Frank Shoop Manager Ass f Coach Guard if Leon Dickson Earl Adams Center n J, I W ' cr - Q A K f Q E d Varsit lo . '..' .5 I fly FIRST ROW Tom Faulkner Gordon Brigham, Pat Clubb, Pete Vincent, Mike Koebel, Gene SECOND ROW Bob McMullen Mgr Coach Burgett, Lynn Hafner, Ken Stover, Dick Giter- sonke Frank Stuckey Tom Smith Tom Alexander, Leon Dickson. Berrien Springs looked good in their first game with Jim Sounart, the all-conference left halfback, making all of the touchdowns. ln the next three games the Shamrocks rolled over their opponents by at least one touchdown. When the Coloma game was cancelled because of the flu, the Shamrocks pre- pared to meet the Eau Claire Beavers who had also had a flu cancellation. The Shams then met the St. Joe Ponies, who, like Berrien, had a 4-O record. In that game Berrien couldn't find the goal line until late in the third period when Jim Sounart went around right end for the touchdown. He also ran over the extra point. The Watervliet Panthers thought they had the game all wrapped up on their home field when Earl Adams, right end for Berrien, caught a 30-yard pass in the end zone with about 43 seconds left in the game. Jim Sounart ran the extra point. Football FIRST ROW: Frank Shoop, Larry Rick, Gerald French, Dave Pearcy, Dale Clem, Dick Kesterke, Earl Adams, Phil Hora. SECOND ROW: Jack Kretchman, Dennis Baab, Jim Sounart, Larry French, John Nye, David Nothstine, Bob Zelmer, Jeff Porter, Ass't Mgr., Coach Nice, Dorman l-Un5d0lef Ass't Mgr. When Berrien traveled to Decatur, old man winter was moving in, but this seemed to give the Shamrocks more en- thusiasm because on the first play from scrimmage Jim Sounart went about 70 yards to make the touchdown. John Nye and Frank Stuckey shared the glory with Sounart as each macle a touchdown after a long run. ln the final game of the season the Buchanan Bucks rolled over Berrien with considerable ease. Holding Berrien scoreless, the Bucks scored 31 points. The Shamrocks placed four men on the all conference squad. Jim Sounart was given left halfback, Leon Dickson, center, Jack Kretchman, right tackle, and Dennis Baab, left guard. Dale Clem and Frank Stuckey received honorable mention. The seniors in the scoring column this year were: Jim Sounart, ten touchdowns, and three extra points, John Nye, four touchdowns and three extra points, and Earl Adams, one touchdown. Date Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Opponent Cassopolis Hartford Eau Claire B. H. St. John's St. Joe Ponies Watervliet Decatur Buchanan hey 6 6 7 6 24 7 13 31 59 Junior arsit Football x.....u,1 Q, mr., F. s. . -. - - . . Date Sept Oc Oc Oc Oc Oct Nov FIRST ROW Lloyd Wetzel Douglas Lemon Lloyd Stroud Duwayne Craft Lester Fuller Jlm Marquardt Bob Narrogon Dale Hartllne SECOND ROW Coach Burgett Larry Michael Glenn Brown Ken Walker Jerry Bcrefleld J1m Dlckson Ross Lolmaugh Dorman Lansdale Mgr THIRD ROW Leon Phllllps Charles Edwards John Wler Jlm Brlenllng Charles Andrews Mrchael Zech John Feather JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Opponent We They Cassopol1s Brandywme Coloma H St hns Dowagnc St Joe ome Dowaguac In theur furst game wuth Cassopolus the freshmen played a good game even though they lost The Rangers played thelr lumor varslty team agalnst Berrlen most of the tlme Agamst Brandywme Berrlen held a very strong team to a OO he At Coloma Berruen threatened to score several tumes but dndnt quute have the power to go all the way The Shamrocks looked very good agamst Benton Harbor St John s untll the last quarter when the lnttle Rocks weak ened and St Johns scored The game ended wuth a 7 O score tn favor of St John s When Dowaguac played host to the llttle Rocks Ber r1en lost another by a score of 34 6 Doug Slap Lemon made the only touchdown for the Rocks Agamst the St Joe Ponues Berruen fmally got the ball on the move and beat them 2513 wsth Slap Lemon makung all the touchdowns Berrlen played host to Dowaglac for the funal game of the season and lost 3l 6 .20 ' o 36 1 ' I E ' 1. s ' o o I H 'I G 1. 15 o 12 L, . f . ' .- 1. 2l B. . .J0' o 7 3 1 ' , - 1. 24 ' 6 34 J Q H .28 . P's 25 13 I ' Q- H. . ' 6 I 6 3l . l . . Varslty Cheerleaders ,lunlor V3PSlty Cheerleaders O FIRST ROW: Phyllis Ashley, Liana Keegan. SECOND ROW: Roberta Gill, Sue Debus, V 7 Pat Weaver. 0 0 FIRST ROW: Bunny Nofhstine, Barbara Baab. SECOND ROW: Carol Schmidt, Diana Stone. 61 Llttle Elght C0 Champlons 5 Leon Dickson Forward rf' Tom Alexander Guard A--5 Norval Burgett .hm Sounarf Forward 'S Gary Wrught Coach Adams Guard Center f Q Ken Stover Manager Varsity Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT Dale Clem Larry French Denny Babb Leon Dlckson Bob Koebel Earl Adams Coach Norval Burgett Tom Faulkner Bob Wagner Jlm Sounart Rocky Nothstxne Tom Alexander Gary Wrxght KNEELING Manager Ken Stover Berruen s mughty Shamrocks got off to a rollrng start on December 6 when they outclassed Hartford 67 to 41 and hugh man for the evemng was J1m Soun art wuth 17 pOIn1S J1m paced the Shamrocks once agam when the Rocks out lasted the Buchanan Bucks 65 to 54 on the Shamrock s floor The Shamrock TIVG pulled another w1n out of the bag when they met Wat ervluet on the home floor and Leon Duckson took scor1ng honors for the evemng w1th 18 po1nts Berrren contlnued on IlS w1nn1ng way by downnng the St Joe Pomes Cas opolls Coloma B H St John s and Decatur before losrng a heartbreaker to the Cassopol1s Rangers 50 to 48 The Shamrocks bounced rught back to beat Hartford 61 to 53 but lost the next game to the Buchanan Bucks 57 to 51 They d1sposed of the next three teams w1th lnttle effort unt1l St John s lumped 1n the WIHDIDQ path of the ahamrocks and returned the loss the Rocks gave them earluer an the season Coloma then fell at the hands of the Shamrocks and the Berr1en Spr1ngs team had completed 1ts last game of the regular season and held a 15 w1n 3 loss record good enough for a t1e for f1rst place 1n the L1ttle Enght Conference The Rocks started 1nto d1str1ct tournament play agalnst Eau Cla1re and downed the Beavers 70 to 47 1n an easy t1lt but Jn the funal 1t was a d1fferent story The Coloma Comets easuly defeated by the Rocks tw1ce un the regular season made the Shamrocks squurm when they t1ed up the ball game wnth ten seconds to go It was all the Shams could do to come out on the top end of the 51 to 48 score as the fmal gun sounded Berruen was defeated 1n the f1rst game of reglonal tournament by Bronson a snappy ball club .hm Sounart held scornng honors for the year w1th an average of 136 pomts per game Close behmd hum 1n second place was Dale Clem w1th 123 then Earl Adams 11 3 Leon Dnckson 7 6 Gary Wrnght .J '7 and Tom Alexan der 5 1 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Dec ec Dec Dec an an an an an e e e e e e March 7 March 8 March12 Opponent Hartford Buchanan Watervluet St Joe Pomes Cassopolns Coloma B H St o n Decatur Hartford Buchanan Watervl1et St Joe PODICS Decatur B H St Johns Coloma Eau Cla1re Coloma Bronson They . ' . l . . - U U ' . 6 67 41 U - U U U U U U D . 10 65 50 U U U ' f ' . 13 ' 56 46 F f U f - ' - .28 . ' 66 64 U- J . 3 ' 43 36 U J . 7 65 42 U U U U U ' U U U J . 10 . . .J h fs 60 46 P ' U U J . 17 70 37 U U ' Jan. 24 Cassopolis 48 50 U J . 31 61 53 ' U U U U U - F b. 1 51 57 1 U U U U U - F 15. 8 ' 47 44 U U U U U U U F b. 14 ' 71 63 t F U f U U F 8. 18 80 36 r - f U U U F b. 21 . . . f 35 49 ' F b. 28 70 58 - U ' 70 47 U U U ' U 51 48 ' 61 74 1 - I l I - I 1 I I-'-F ' ,lunlor arslt Basketball U! Q MK .as-,ggi M UR U FIRST ROW Coach Jam Grlffln Lester Fuller John Zandarskl Gene Clem Jerry French DI ck Kesterke SECOND ROW Bull Glfford Lynn Harner Gary Remus Phul Hora Jerry Baretneld Bob Howel l JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent Dec ec Dec Dec an an an an an an e e e Feb Feb Feb 64 Hartford Buchanan Watervlvet St Joe Pomes Cassopolus Coloma B H St Johns Decatur Cassopolus Hartford Buchanan Watervlvet St Joe Pomes Decatur B H St John's Coloma We They 56 51 34 56 42 39 Berruen s little Shamrocks got off to a roarung start fnrst by edgmg a strong Hartford squad and then by blankmg a class B school Buchanan Next they slapped by Water vluet but came to an abrupt halt when they played the St Joe Pomes as the Pomes upset them 49 to 42 for their fsrst defeat an eighty four conference games The shock of the loss to St Joe was stull too great when the lnttle Rocks went agaunst Cass and they dropped another game They squeaked by Coloma and traveled on their merry way to take the next four games In a row In easy strude They then met the Class B Bucks who dumped them for thelr thlrd loss of the season Wuth five games left on the schedule the tumor Shams headed for Watervluet where they dropped a thrcller They went on to flnlsh the season wnth three more wnns and one loss They flmshed the schedule wrth a 'll 5 record Freshman Basketball ,Qwcg A l ltr X a f f 1 'anus J l D FIRST ROW Jim Dtckson Terry Bender Alan Prillwitz Kenny Walker Doug Lemon Tom Henley Jerry Mitchell Howard McLouchlm SECOND ROW Coach Marvin Sounart John Platt Jerry Smith John Feather Lloyd Wetzel John Wier Dale Hartlme Larry Rick The freshman basketball team had ci fairly good season under the guidance of their new coach Mr. Marvm Sounart. The team finished the season with eight wins and five losses with some of the wins coming from Class B schools like Dowagiac. An up and coming Brandywine team went down twice at the hands of the freshman squad while Class C Cas- sopolis downed the little Shams both times they met them. The Buchanan Bucks had a fairly easy time upsetting the Rocks the first time they met, but the second time the Bucks traveled to Berrien it was a different story as they had to play real basketball to slip by Berrien by one point. St. John's fighting Irish collapsed twice at the mercy of the freshmen while the St. Joe Bears walked away with an easy game under their belts. The little Rocks from Berrien will be the team to watch in the next few seasons. Date ec. Dec. ec. an. an. an. an. an. Jan, Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 29 4 5 ll 13 Opponent Brandywine Cassopolis B. H. St. John s Benton Harbor Dowagiac Cassopolis B. H. St. John's St. Joe Bears Buchanan Dowagiac Buchanan Benton Harbor Brandywine hey 38 16 38 18 19 65 Varsity Cheerleaders Junlor Varslty Cheerleade Freshman Cheerleaders Pat Weaver, Joy Crawford, Liana Keegan, Vivian Ashley. Q O Sandie Deitrich, Phyllis Ashley, Carol Sue Keeler, Sue Debus. Karen Odiorne, Joyce Janke, Donna Sclwinske, Margie Stemm, Baseball FIRST ROW Gary Wright Larry French Denny Baab Arden Strouts Frank Stuckey Dale Cl em SECOND ROW Coach Jlm urlflnn Gary Remus Phrl Hora Earl Adams Jack Kretchman Dennl s Metz Frank Shoop Berrien Springs won the Lnttle Eight Champuonshap I1 baseball last season The men who were lost at the end of last season wet Jay Kettlehut Larry Barmka Bob Flnppo and Bull Balcom Lettermen returning this year were Frank ctuckey Denms Baab Larry French and Earl Adams Mr Warren Gruftm was head coach of the Shamrock team this year for the first time Mr Coleman Nlce head baseball coach last year took over as head track coach this year In place of Mr Donald Ashdown Earl Adams carned most of the pstchnng load wuth help from Gary Remus Phll Hora and Denms Baab Frank Stuck ey took over the dutues behind the plate The team played about twelve games thus year Wnth the exceptuon of Class A Niles and Class B Buchanan all games were wnth Lnttle Enght Schools Date Aprnl 22 Aprll 24 Apral 28 May l May 5 May 8 May 13 May 'I5 May 20 May 22 'l958 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Opponent Nsles Buchanan B H St John's Cassopolns Hartford Watervluet Coloma Decatur St Joe Pomes Buchanan Pbce Away Away Home Away Home Home Away Away Home Home , A K N x , x F U l it h Clif- T' fm 721 A gf if -inf if y L oh , t . F A U L' I A W , I xv ' l 'fa Track sinh 1 .....,, if-fl wiggle 1 we FIRST ROW Gordon Bngham Jerry Sattz Pat Clubb Rocky Nothstlne Dave Pearcy Gene CI em SECOND ROW Coach Coleman Nlcce Jack Kretchman Tom Faulkner Earl Aclams Phnl Hora Gary Remus Durung the 1957 track season Berruen Springs won the Luttle Enght Track Meet came In second nn the Berrien Re lays and took thurd place In the Albion Relays .hm Sounart Duck Shafer Crang Caulpetzer and Kenn McNeely qualufued at the reguonal meet to go to the state meet where they plac ed fourth or fnfth In the state About eleven boys made up th 1958 varslty track team with a number of them belng returning lettermen from last year s team The squad lacked strength from the sopho more class but thus was compensated for by the Shamrock frosh The team ran nn about ten events thus week The team was strong un the 220 and 440 yard relays The team also had a strong held event squad except for pole vaultmg Four lettermen .hm Sounart Jack Kretchman Gordor Brngham Earl Adams were lost at the end of the season Returmng lettermen for next year wlll be Davld Nothstune Pat Clubb Tom Faulkner and Jerry Sautz 1958 TRACK SCHEDULE Hastmgs Relays May 2 3 Central Mlchugan Relays May 6 Berrien Relays May 9 May 'IO May 'I7 May 24 Apnl 19 Lnttle Eight Track Meet Albnon Relays Regional Track Meet State Track Meet -1- 'F T' sa '-wa M- ! 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Q .Q 3 , gl a ' 1 1 1 John Faulkner Tl n Watson Bull Rutfledge Having fun being lazy Llnda Jones 1957 Homecoming Queen and Joyce Lolmaugh 1956 Homecomung Queen Sandra Balough r r l I m tou Dutch Ross Kathy Kugel Donna Craft 1957 Jumor Sensor Prom 3 of a kind pv l 'W Kaflwy Paffon Hurry you re lafel J Crawford L Jones Y Forbes K Calay S Dahrlng J Debug Bob Shefwood Contestants for Homecomung Queen csy --Q 1..a'?,? u.-Ir, -gif' --Q 'im Square Dancing Group JOY Crawford FIRST ROW D Schlnske L Sfemm J Faulkner Cathy Brrggs FOVW'-'rdmarcll SECOND RON B Ruffledge S Hargreaves S Stover L Sunday Cold? Q ff , , lr , ' X I V, 4. . - lr '. I . . I , I W HG- - -r-V . ghlr. . S NSC' 1-F xr r A Z 2 S I I ' - ' 34 .. . .. 5, wtgivl 1 W J Q i ' , ' - Ii yy, - -. Q :- K lla-1 . ,LRWQ 1 'QT W' ire - 53? Q-We-4 '1f J rr ' Y , .. . ., ,,g,M . X J , - L M ,B 'z , buf? , E- - - u ' m : -'fy O Y ,, 5, a n ,ull N.-. ,Ja ,.,...1 ' . ' 5 K. i V ,.,. V-,,,, M . K ' 1 ' Z - , M I' C A -1 q 'Pity f l 1' -1 M as N , xv' Q Q Y ve A In I. A- , 2 U Y Q4 M . i . ' . 41 4 ' 'ah ' ' , - v , . ... ' Q .-,xii I' ' 'ix A sf -.nl 1 t ' L A 1 ' f .: '77 fl'-1 A , H H :X '. ' , . , . . H - Z, 70 W MMV' fn' '55 , 1 I ' ' 'Cox f ' 1 Carol Sue Keeler Gary Wright Bob McMi l l en i r Bobble Gull Everybody happy? Ed Tonka What a mess S uark K Schlnske S Carfer J Crawford S Balough D Clem GI yup' Tina Afhans Q Joy Crawford and Yvonne Forbes Quite a stretch Patty McNeely GO Team GO' 4-1nn-u1- 'itat Glorua Geisler Whoops' Loslng Somethung Gary Wrlghi Attenhon Adrienne K1ger Jeanne Pollard Q 4-0 qv t r' 1 f A f Bobble Gull and Gary Wright 5 Just Buddnes l-,ana Keegan KG,-en Calm, Bob Sherwood J L POSBY l 'FL 7 I1 -.-4--'1r:.18l Kenny Sfover Mr and Mrs R Koefsuer Mohawk! Ahoy there' B Sunday E Adams Y Forbes B v1cMlllen Busnness IS good M01 i L... Denny Burgess A916 va' 'vu bf ww' -- M Cal ay a H uw. !U1l?a..r an Bernstein Can f you read' ' N 'mg 6 r,,, 'din Lunda Jones Bob Sfemm ef me waltz again with you W -ri-sl' 29,2 Ron Hoadley ey Forgot to blow out the candles ss R Good Mr R Koetsl A' a s gorng on ere Wh f h f' z B RWA, wlaefi A- L 'WW' vlan Ashley, Sharon Brown, Judy Brown Nom-,Q Null 72 T a dv -- ' h b h dd 0515 goo ' JU Y YOU Gm f no' 'UQ uf G OL-'n O9 H Bonnie Sunday, Linda Jones, Cathy Briggs Y I , , ! f , A 1 X 1 ff 'V N L I HL I . . .vu . -Q, I wi gmt r, xi 2 ' 43 ff ' 1 Q R v , Z 1 wg W . r B - r rr ' 1 :Q M ' . ' i X Hi , M M y ui M' Q we or I ' K 'ff ' , , M21 . 5 t 2? 5 'O X X V ,, . 1 1 ,TQ ,fa Q V V ,. I I . , A ' '-f f i ' 1 ' He' C . 53 y, ,Y M 2 af . .4 3 B - pf-. M M Q - ,L -,v ly, Q gb 4 'K xg . ig amine ,. F X 'X I X if E , xkvpz ix, ' Q,-.Q ', .Nh ,A H . , .. ...lvl A .. A ,o fn, in 15313 2 V -V A --:- , . ,, . , . H A, . U , H . F I , . : my '- . 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Bolough SECOXJD RON D Clem C B.-.995 THIRD ROW S Mason, Y Forbes Slumber 777 party Donkey basketball game Leon Dickson Sandra BalOuQl'1 DICR Shafer, Joy Crawlordfrg i' m Vi ,- 2 Q J X' 1 1 SS nfs, ee' , Y,., , ' D -- A, ' ixn I, X' ' , ' . ' r V , n A. . me- '3 'T f f - - ' N J J A be V L . N V ii r I l ,nga-, li ,,. ' . . J 3 y y gl . V L f 1 7 1 2, ,f .1 V, ,, lr W J f 5 L J' ' ' btgh ' V. lgkfk JA 4 1 J I Q ,: , 4 - 'I .. J+.?a'fffi ' ' , W ' ' ' T .4 , .. mf ' - A ,1av,mi1 I - A I A fn 1 1 I , ' - u l 1 ' ' ' uU --.. ' 'I ya. ,ff H, ky fl J X , S ' ' v Q A , v- f 1 ,. M i 1- 31 m ' .., n -ft, 1 9' 'I V 1 'mms . , J. , . , 1 S .Ag W4 -Q ndl ..-F ' I ' ' I ' H . . P' A . . 'SL W -4 Q9 2 ' xx V ' V , X 'ha X! 1 vi , 'f fs' J 1 le. X ' .:' 13, . . U rf- vt. . n I 1 I , I V .A l ',,1 I - : . , , ' . I A J Wm :CY 45 'N f Jane! Zech G Stover K Stover S Stover S 0 ,, J if 'N 5419.3 Stover Unknown S Stover K Sfover P Weaver D Weaver S Stover Playmafes ,O Leon Duck son Margo Rexsxg, Larry Puffer Jeanne Personett Joan Bernstem w:fW QW' 39' 22 6' Judy Debus Bonme Sunday af np' ml' 'Q 15 M is If Butch Brigham P' xi... 4' Janet Zech Chrls Steltner Sharon Brown F od' Dug In ll I fl R .7 . x X if Make Koebel Sondra Balough 74 Watch those calories Darlene Fisher Hel lo? Judy Debus, Judy Appelgef Berry pvckln' pals r , , . , ,af V S S f , 5 7 ' A U1 'V nf' W . ,fix , ' . f in . 1 ' I Q 10 B M , W. f S Q Y I Qi 17 lf ' 4 in S f - S - I 1 ' ' iv C N , , ff ' ll S ' ,X r Q A Q L, f .D ,' I .1 , H, , , ' W , ' 3 L L 3 ' A 0 -r f . b s '-: MT ,, M 4. awe 1. -'.- , , A ' e'e' S -V ,. 4 ix ,A xl., ,,.. . . M Q , X w , -,r S- -g . ' an . ' YV Mx- link K at SQ ' W LI? S I M A f . , . , . , . . ' XX 1 S .fx S W 5' '19 -f 1' A - Y .I-' D 4 S , -gil. ' 1 N 4' 5 . J new f .. .. M ll ' Q . nga' . ' x . W V . 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V Y E1 76 hth rade FIRST ROW Patsy Schlnske Jeanette French Jean Kener Sheryl Stuckey Diana Ward Debra Wolcott Tracy Michael Charlotte Green SECOND ROW Chester Balcom Charles Leath Ernle Hackman Frank Kronewltter Dennis Stover Thomas Barker Richard Letcher Darrel Hathcoat Rex Wetzel Mr Burton Aldrnch Don Weaver THIRD ROW Ricky Shunkwlller Barbara Howell Lsnda Storxck Lana Ashley David White FIRST ROW FoyThomas Pat Mason Sally Bauer Sharon Stuckey Donna Adams Louise Davenport Brenda Dew SECOND ROW Tum Dargus George Rockey Kerth Brohman Leonard Harp Roland Dlnges David Rick Jon Hass Edgar Stover Mr Samuel Smart THIRD RON Ella Collins Rita Ward Larry Mltchell Cecil Strong Randy Zech Richard Scl-nnkel Jerry Fassett Sue Grfford Robert 'Quant FIRST ROW Dianne Clark A ene Blaylock Gussle Austin Mary Lou Schlutt DIXIE Ervin Deborah Caulpefzer Xloncy Weber Kay Dlnges Prxsculla Alden SECOWD ROW Gerald Schlnkel Robert Frost Gene Klger Donald McNally Ronpldlnlathcock Ronnie Johnson Tom Feather Edward Koehler Ted Krause Jum Calderwood THIRD ROW Mrs Moe Talclet Barbara Archer Bobby Dillard Howard Fortson Larry Forkum Mary Crapsey Laura Jones O ' ,, 9 I : I vi ' 1 1 Y A I I I ' - at Kay Smith. Q 3 3 ' , .. T , T I I I I .- ' . . Y . ' I I I I I I ' , , ' no Q . I Tx i I Ap I . . I I . i . ' ' , , . K 'I ,, Q A A 2 I f U 1 1 1 A I I' Q Sharon McConaghy, Maxine Posey, . I . . K I I . . s I Z I I , V F ' I I ' I In I . I . . I V , , - , ,. W ' 1 1 . ' ' I . ' ' I 1 I-,F I I ' I I I . . I I - ' I ' . I I ' I ' I mi I A , rl I A A I I ' ' - I 1 I 1 A 1 I : ' , I I I I I T 1 1 I I ' : . ' A , I - I I I , . Seventh Grade FIRST ROW Sandra Nyman Gall Dew Georgia Harp Jane rlolmer Joan Walton Janet Thomas Patrncua Koebel Mary Davenport Jancy Bender SECOXID RON Mllce Kelly Arneal Henley Mark Weaver Vernon Evans Jeffrey Porter Joseph Henmp Glen Danles Joel Whetstone Stanley VanAntwerp Sam Burge THIRD ROW Gary Schnnske Bonme Lausch Doris Rusch Arthur Colvin Janet uOrham Roberta Zinn Terry Mcuath Mr Lloyd Noggle FIRST ROW Dtane Lzreen Ellzabeth Vanderboegh Bobble Duvall ueorgetta Denton Judy Hogue Sharon Eamsh Rachel Patton SECOND ROW Larry Rose George Ludwxg Larry Custard Jenny Hoffner Herman Rambo Jnmmle Wheetly Allen Clark Eddse Smuth TFIIRD ROW Gretchen Whitney Torn McBaln Mr Lawrence Moody Jummy Middleton Elizabeth Smuth FIRST ROW Judy Jones Jane Mead Sally Stover Marvanne Calay Sandra Archer Carletta Denton Kathleen Utrup Sally Kesterke SECONID RON Dennus Weaver Carman Tull verry Cox James Koebel Jack Christy James Davls THIRD ROW Paul Bixby Sandra Hale Lynn Felder Wayne uenger t , ' r I I I I I I I I : ' , I I I I I I I , . I I I I I I I Is , . . 1 1 I I I- I I I I Sharon Justice, Cleo Harp. 5 I I I I I , . I 1 I ' I , . : I I I I I I , . I l : A , ,- I I I I ' Z I A , I I ' Sixth Grade 1 75 FlRST ROW: Laura Holmes, Elaine Mastin, Joanne Mchlally, Diana Gulliver, Pat Appelget, Barbara Hathcoat, Leah De Ruyver, Wanda Dew. SECOND ROW: Dennis Hinchman, Joe Prillwitz, Douglas Ammerman, Allen Zech, Scott Christy, Jimmy Frost, John Dougan, Gary Brown. THIRD ROW: John Rydwelski, Arthur Weaver, Bob Denison, Don Letcher, David Plangger, Mr. Kenneth Rogers. FIRST ROW Linda Monaghan Linda Mcuath Jean Stevenson Joyce Rambo Mickey Slocum Patricia Zech Jean ette Baber Jean Baber SECOND ROW Barbara Johnson Jim Mnchael Jim Shelton Alan Kesterke Wayne Hance Brooks Pennell Dick Wire Karen French THIRD ROW Ronnie Roth John Stover Bill Wler Shirley Chastain Kay Krause Shirley Black Jim Lee Tom Gossard Darrall Lausch FIRST ROW Carol Koehoff Pamela Gill Mary Monroe Jeannine Bolnn lva Denton Marcella 3rown Ida Miller Sharon Nace Carla Merrill Connie Schulz Kesterke Bobby Flippo Dan Kaut man Bill Schlutt Myron Appleget Don Cox Frank Benson Franklin Hoffner Robert Freund THIRD ROW Jack Dean Ed Ruttledge Jackie Jones Betty Blaylock 3 II Denison Darwin uabbard Mr Robert v ' I r I ,T SECOND ROW: Richard Stroud, chap l l I I . I .H Q ' 9 we , - 9 t 1 , 2, ' , , 1 l sail. A 1 , 1 A L F . H '- Junior Band KNEELING Roberta Zinn FIRST ROW Duane ureen Debby Caulpetzer Nancy Bender Laura Jones Terry McGath Tracy Mlchael Doris Rusch Patty Mason SECOND ROW Jackie Jones Jack Dean Shirley Chastain Carol Kolhoff Kathy Utrup -l0YCe PGQSIS Allan Kesterke Brooks Pennell Debbte Wolcott Ed Koehler Donna Adams Denny Weaver Joan Walton THIRD ROW Janet Gorham Joel Whetstone Judy Jones Marte Mastrn Kathy Krause Tom Feather Joe Prnllwutz Jerry Cox Randy Zech Tom McBa1n Mark Weaver Sharon McConaghy Cleo Harp Rtchard Wtre John Stover Tom Gossard FOURTH ROW Douglas Ammerman Keith Brahman Jlm Davis Duane Ward Mr Richard Peters The Berrten Spnngs Jumor Band as under the dtrectton of Mr Rnchard E Peters and led by the drum malorette Roberta Zmn Thus band us comprused of pupnls an the stxth seventh and eighth grades There ns a total of forty fave members The band performed at a half tlme show during a home football game and partucupated wtth the semor band In presentung the Chrnstmas Concert The band also traveled to the Dtstrtct Band and Orchestra Festlval In March The Juntor Band worked wnth the Sensor Band on several fund ransmg protects During Band Week un October 'he members sold tags on tag day At Chrtstmas tame the members sold peanut brittle and for Valentines Day the members sold candy turtles All the proceeds from these sales go toward the purchase of new umforms for the bands Durmg class time IU autumn the band practlced marchvng on the football held and on some of the streets The rest of the tame the students practtced un groups or on concert muslc The uniforms the band members wear are whute duck trousers and green lackets wnth gray trnm They also wear green caps The band offncers for the T957 1958 school year were PfeSIClef1f Joe Whetstone Vuce Presudent Mark Weaver Secretary Treasurer Debby Cqulpefzor Llbrarlan Patty Mqgon I - I - A ' ' I I 1 1 1 1 . ' ' I I 1 1 1 ' I I I 1 I 1 . ' I I 1 1 1 I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ' I 1 , , . . , . , , . - . ' 1 - - 1 1 Eighth Grade Basketball PWM um .2 FIRST ROW Richard Stover uene Klger Larry Mlfchell Ted Krause Rex Wetzel Chester Balcom SECOND ROW Coach Jlm Griffin Denny Stover Richard Lefcher Frank Kronewltter Ricky Shunkwller Randy Zech Ronnie Johnson Seventh Grade Basketball JW, 15 80 FIRST ROW Eddne Smith Rick Davis Mike Porter Larry Rose Jeff Porter Joey Whetstone Jack Christy SECOXJD ROW Coach Jlm Gruffun vary Schnlske Paul Bixby Toll: Grapls Jim Koebel Terry McGath 5 V . . . I D . . . . . 'Ii I I I 4 , I' v ' V I X fl ' ' I K I I ' . e A ' f l 3 I F. ' I . A 5 nv l - X X 4 T ,l I X , XT V' r X L Q If is ' In I It V L1 I . 1 R, G l Q We W X 2 O. I 5 f x ' W q 41 ' t E! f , l I 1 W V. , 5 N , x-' 4, X1 ,i C, Q V ,E Q A I Q X : ' I A L A . . li VA I I 1 t . ' I I I U I . I A . I I . I l ,, K f ' ' ,I A, 1 5 , t- .. fx , 4 1? : XA, 1 , .C , l 5 ' , ' l ' I X ,. . V, W A . 5 3 -1 A N, A A , I QA do 1 7 W' , -. l L If Q EL -fl ' ,W , - - ,- - ., -f - A ' F! l,5y...7 xa - k M . ' ' ' '.:13,:j - ,rwxf ' ' I A , QW - , -1. vm' I .. 1 3 1 I . 1 A ' ll 'ff 4-el QI' 3 f I I 1 -f I f 'ith' I Qi ,A f I ' ii ' 4 I I 4 f F 1 'I 2 ' l I ' ' I A I I I I . : . . . I ,N . I . I . . I . I QQ 9 It S Easy to Remember is u ie Congratulations . . . T21 W. Ferry St. ?o the Seniors and The CANOE ot 1958 Berrien Springs, Michigan ifom The Wm. Athens, Proprietor ELY HARDWARE Berrien Springs, Michigan MILLER EQUIPMENT BUICK PHONE BRIDGMAN 69F2 BARODA MICHIGAN WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM gwck gales Parts and Service International Trucks EEIQQEGQ 4 PRODUCT ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING CORPORATION BRIDGMAN MICHIGAN PHONE HOPxms5 6000 mm D Ci TV cf Oscar Zielke President I , . 0 ' Zhi and Fam' ' i 'ie Ca2 '?f a1:ai:13 e fiwe'SiQ1 C 3 ruff-A i 5 'ii'ez ii:m.'ef1'e ui f if 'H' . ZINC AND ALUMINUM DIE CASIINGS g 19535 ' Q Hermel Due Casting Corporahon D J g F Co phmenfs of BAND BOX CLEANERS EXPERT CLEANING Pes g Mothp oofsng Re eo Ing 8- Dye ng Phone GR 1 5011 Berrien Sprrngs CGNGRATULATIONS Our sincere best rshes for a happy and p ospe ous fufure FAULKNERS Sc and 101: STORE BERRIEN SPRINGS MICHIGAN GRIFFENDORF S Flower 81 Gift Shop You e Tried the Rest Now Try In 103 W Ferry Street Berr en Sprmgs Mlchlgan Phone GR 31141 Congrafulaions io the 1958 Graduafmg Class Crawford Shoe and Shoe Repair 104 EAST FERRY BERRIEN SPRINGS Congratulatmne 1953 Graduates From E S MA 110 W. Ferry St. Berrien Springs rn ' s . W. V' f . . . r sin, r 1 , -w v' i I I . 5 ' 'v - e Bear Mr, and Mrs, Frank I.. Crawford VINC ' RKET Barnharts Flower Basket EVFRY RLOOMPNG THING South Berrren on U S JOHNSONS NEWS l0BBY AND BUS STATION 391 Phone GR 15221 Berrren Sprmgs Mrchlgan Cwmplxments of BOTH XM 3 FOOD S'I ORF 11.3 Vkcst Farm Ihg fiJllUL1.lt1Of1 of goorl he 11th IS bullt In good foode Good Luck Seruors Amo Parts ani Ac eseorue ren P um s 0 Sr rfmg G Oc BERRIEN AUTO SUPPLY O W F rry Str Phone GF? 35672 RANITA SHOPPE ace 31 Cnkirew Wear ervceoes Urryle Henry s Home Bakery LO ookves do t Cer 2 I Berrien Sprmgs Tel GReenIeaf 15911 SCHUG DRUG STORE Phone GR 14611 Berrren Springs Mrchrgan IO 111 West Ferry Streei Berruen Sprmgs Mrchrgan Servung Berrlen County 1 1 E - N, Charter Bree-es A- V- iz:-ee, pilhfl' 5 Ze hid' 'rJfA.'.'Srif1,er1 and canine' of ' . . 31 f ' ' i, AL AL 1 4 ' 4 C , S 051' a f,1'y:- QC ois rr 15'.e ee? I A ' rvwmezgf one of Brgad - C N' - DO J1T J 3 ' P23113 . .,. , Damgn S,-.eef Goods aw: Coffee Calc-32 L rea u wg J j ' ua Q ay Q' Byr'1'.Q1fl','3?V1VV9f1i1: flCG14'ixS fn vii, 105 N. Main Berrien Springs GR 3- 2 I ' ' ' ' ' YZU CIN' In .V HH i., FH, .A , , . A l- v A 4- A 'S 1 1111- LRXXL-LR,X 'gevvufg for 'Vo iii Compliments of Mr. 8 Mrs. Roy Grmer GRlNER'S FUNERAL HOME ren Spf gs Mch on COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS DEAN S DAIRY INC Complete Lme of Daxry Products DEANS ICE CREAM Berry Thea+re Berr1en Sprmgs ki BW SHRADERS SUPER MARKET 7x Q62 N Whe e E ery Cartful ALWAYS f Cosfs You Less' X Yg,2f -,.,! Berruen Springs Michigan Bef B in , li ig ' . OF . 0 9 9 fL,'NpI,r'-frvg gf D Q ffgf 0 ' ' K A A' X XMXNQ, ,fm -wf , X u A' ff l lr ,I 1 r . ff! 0 A ,X In ! X H r V X f rf A 'V W If V ' 1 X if 'ff xN lxw .JI E I ' A A V is , . Q iff ' it . Q 1 . I I E Uffffp 'D COUNTRY BEAUTY SHOP Hmchman Road Berrien Sprungs GR 3 382' Opal Shunkwller Vernon B11 Evans HINCHMAN STORE Gro ray 'Ame a1 r GR 3 4681 Berrien Sprmgs COMPLIMENTS BE RRIEN SPRINGS CO OP Fruuf Assocuuflon Farm Yupplzes Berroen rmgs Mnchxgcn F REAL ESTATE G 3 I32I Berrien Sprlngs WHETSTONE MOTOR SALES Offnoal AAA Servuce Phone GR 15121 Berrien Sprmge Wlllson Ha rclwa re an Plumbing PM bmg and Heat mg Contractors Berrien Springs Michigan MCLAUCHLIN FUNERAL HOME 1 N PEO e GReew new Sgr wgs M w MOYER AUTO SALES Wsllnarn D Moyer Propreof FORD SALES AND SERVICE Parts and Acce somes Phone GR 1 5711 Berrien Springs , 1 CEVWS, SD f fi 3, Fe Mllzer O, K I E E R 7551 Boy f 355 Es'5'e Sp. I . . ' d l . , . N A J I . . , 0 Q O . 'RASS' S Y W rieaf 3-5343 Be 3 f ,J wr , Organ ' WE EXTEND OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 BARODA HARDVVARE INC. Berrien CounTy's Most Complete FARM EQUIPMENT -- HARDWARE 81 APPLIANCE STORE PHONE HOpkins 5-6321 EAU CLAIRE PACKING CO Cannung qualliy fruit and vegetables from reliable growers for partucular consumers Eau Claire Mlchlgan Tel HO 1 3341 Congraiulahons Class of 1958 from ihe 5'! ! H S jil- ,mfs w ?QwwW Norton Door Closer Company Berrien Springs Michigan Trade YALE Mark 0 ,, . . . . . 1 ,, f . . . r - ' o I I E 1 -it W. -F '15 .. ,,... W., , -A 4 Y , i 4 E , . 59 , -.M X ' . ' 'x 1 g,-y A f I ' A,,.,2, Ju-Z, 'W' 1 7 Y 'F' J W 46 ,MIG rl ,,g,:.-fr? G, ,. ,M - ,wf'r+r:2f f Hi. ' -,'3!f 'v' , , . Q I SMITTY S D X SERVICE 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Servnce Calls Motor Tune Up Greasmg Mechamcal Work Accessorues Phone GR 39351 Nlght Calls GR 31391 BERRIEN SPRINGS MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS I958 GRADUATES HENDERSON S DRIVE IN Come dressed as you are eat un your car Banner Food Market utch Stover GROCERY 81 MARKET IOO East Ferry Street Telephone GR 35221 FREE DELIVERY N G O SUPER MARKET BARODA MICHIGAN Dlrect Your Idle Dollars To Us Any Amount Any Tlme 3! CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE ON SAVINGS Compllme ts of KENNETH STUCKEY ROOFING AND SIDING 413 West Ferry Street Nl es Federal SaV'ngS 8K Loan BERRIEN SPRINGS MICHIGAN Assocuatlon Berrlen Springs Branch Phone GR 3 IOII BILLS BARODA TAP Dinners Sea Foods Ghnclcerl and Puzza lm or owl are our specualtues BEVERAGES OF ALI. KINDS Telephone H0 51294 I . f I IIB ll R I I S Let them work safely for you! ' ri Z oo ol 9 V n O, 1 I ' 0 V 'L . . GEORGE SMITH WELDING SHOP BERRIEN SPRINGS, MICHIGAN SPARKS LUMBER CO. Parmalee Store Building Material and Hardware Roy C Brigham Pres Bernen Sprmgs Niles Home Owned Department Store 219 221 East Mann Nlles BERRIEN SPRINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD Superintendent Lee F Auble Glenn Brnggs Presndent Hugh School Prmcupal Douglas H Watson Mr, Lloyd Kolhoff Secretary D I M T .Ir Hugh School Prmcupal Burton Aldnch Lswiencclorgtovriosxiilgee Grade School Pruncvpal Carl Guettler Lcd Stacy Trustee OUR AIM To help students to do better those desnrable thungs whuch they wnll do nn later llfe A Well Rounded Program For All Make Bernen Springs Your School snuff?-rg Accreduted Smce 1913 3h, -, . , . a Q - o o I ' . . ' . . . . I I . . , BEST WISHES FROM BUCHANAN MICHIGAN STOVER EQUIPMENT CO. A full line of tarrn Implements ALLIS-CHAIMERS, NEW HOLLAND, MEYERS, CARDOX, NEW IDEA Phone Berruen Spnngs GR 3 2711 S1 Jggeph A 9 9821 G Arden Michigan COMPLIMENTS OF FOSDICK S STANDARD SERVICE Corner of Ca s 8- Ferry BERRIEN SPRINGS MICHIGAN First Washes KLINE S Department Store 136 Prpestone Benton Harbor Muclwrnin HILL TOP COAL AND OIL COMPANY iw.:-,ef BERRIEN SPRINGS STATE BANK BERRIEN SPRINGS MICHIGAN 1891 1958 Srxty seven Years Old ALFRED BENDER phone GR 3 5721 Member Federal Reserve System BERRIEN SPRINGS Stover Soft Water Servlce BERRIEN SPRINGS MICHIGAN Berren G enleot 3 t Jo cph-GA de 99821 F' 5.IIE.!.M,I.I.!3S' C SEIVICE SYSTEIS MONTHLY WATER SOFTENING SERVICE HOME OWNED WA ER SOFTENIERS AND PECIAL N ATER TREATMENT EQUIPMENT I I J - . I C , 'Hr .. Q , liz- T74 ' Q .. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatnon O I Sprrngs- Re 42711 S. s r n - Q ' o ' - T I ' s - Com PLIMENJTS OF KESTERKE GARAGE due . . I G eel Repa W eck S e Roc af Ladies Ready io Wear e Lof 5 I BHQRIEN SPRING MICHIGAN TROOST BROS +o S ecal sr FURNITURE 5 I CARPET open Monday Noon +1 900 p m D5 Y Cow 139 141 Pupesione S+ 103 SIATE SI ST JOSEPH Benion Harbor Michigan Compllmenfs of A CARUSO STUDIO Senior PI1o+ograpI1er 139 PIPESTONE -wA 6-6891 - BENTON HARBOR I .X . ? em T ir I r er erwcx IT or Service GR erTIf 3- QI ' Y U, I , . Slzes: 5 '1'o 15 8 20 , , 12If7 fo zzlf, p T T Tm mc ' i : . . f ears TTT BC'1'I9I1 my I cofvxpnfvlemrs or MONTGOMERY WARD Phone MU 36IOO NILES MICHIGAN I e mar x, rsfy Tovw CIO' S ROHRING CLOTHING COMPANY Be Iron Harbor DESENBERG S Style Mart Clolhes Mens and Boys Wear Arrow ShIrTs Jarman Shoes Wembley Tues I-Ilclfok Belts Torn Sawyer Tvvugs for Boys BUCHANAN MICHIGAN THE WISE SPENDERS SHOP AT ENDERS BENTON HARBOR MICH SEW AND SAVE THE FABRIC SHOPPE 112 Wafer Street Benfon Harbor Vrsn' our new SPORTSWEAR MEZZANINE F E' C C 8 Cine S P pesrone a Ma n Bentc Harlan: Rimes and Hildebrand M elh Y ar o S+ Joseph Mlchlgan OLIVE SCHREINER The I-Ia? Box Ladues Apparel Br dal Dunner and Formal Gowns 304 Sfafe S+ree'r S+ Joseph Mnchugan Phone YUIron 3 3I7I Slrl-c II S T In fa I '- 'yr IIN? I 1 I ' ' Coe I , . . . , . SIKIFTF Q slac-is Q x.e'f,I'-If ' blouses Q Berrnedas YC . SW 5I S C Cc rd nafes I f I -'1 Ir C I alr Is o' S+ re I , ' . . 1 . I 55501 e DW GARDNER s INC JIWILUY C0 Q 3 GREAT STORES v Benion Harbor St. Joseph OUR 5ISI YEAR Bridgman 7O VVESI MAIN STREET EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORTSMAN BENTON HARBOR MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS OF ALITY STO CHET AND RUTH TIILSTROM EAU CLAIRE MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS OF WETZEL TELEVISION 617 Broad Street ST JOSEPH MICHIGAN Phone YUkon 35971 BERRIEN SPRINGS MICHIGAN TILLSTROM INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED BERRIEN CENTER and EAU CLAIRE MICHIGAN Phone HObarI 'I38'II HObarI I 3251 J .J ffLI I 'II la? S ki K ' . -Q-J I R I cp U R E BENTON HARBOR STATE BANK If ow sawn 5 certrfncve M mber F DI S OFFICE EQUIPMENT 169 E Mann Sfree Be Ton I-Iirbor Every1I1nnoforTIwe Offrce Many Thrnqs for We Home ST JOE OFFICE SUPPLY CO 613 Broad Street SI Joseph Good Lock Always to 1I1e diss of I I3 Homerl Shoop D C Docfor of Churopractuc He1erUfI1ceMach1nesCu IDISIYIIJIIIOY5 of RON XI VXI I WRITI R9 XIJIDINC NI XC IIINLS C I IK I I LRNII F mc n W X I 8 Benton Harbor Mlch VANCE FERGUSON CEMETERY MEMOR IALS P pesfone Road of Nopner Avenue Near Ent once to C ystcl Sprmgs Cemete y Be ton Ho bo M ch go Phone WA 6 8247 OUR MEMORIALS ARE FULLY GUARANTEED R DMIULIM NIw OF NEI-Il ROYAL CROWN BOTTLINC5 CO 1202 Terrnorlal Road Benton Harbor Mlchugan P or VH o 9895 Compllmenfs of Thompson s Furniture BARGAINS and FURNISHINGS FOR EVERY ROOM Berrren Sprnngs Mrchugon LINDT AGENCY 105 West Ferry Sireet Phone CR 3 4051 Berrien Springs Muchlgan R I C H A R D O N ' S CO. , I I IT c 22 pa I ' Q I I B I ,, I A c F I e . . .C. I I c I - - - . , . . A. lv lo, R A 1 arf' R2 f' I 'L'R-. III I f- f 'f 868 . . .10-I INIic'I1Igm1 St. 'ff' RI f z i . r r ' r ' n r r, i I n I I I' we Ir ' Y I o Iwsoranje e Agg F we--C I-Q Co Ro'e.e Qefzf '- ,7 , ' BARODA LUMBER COMPANY LEADS IN LOCAL NEWS HERALD PRESS Youk DAILY NEWSPAPER O BRIEN PAINTS PHONE HO 5 6444 M hg PRODUCERS CREAMERY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T958 Benton Harbor Michigan O Q Building Material - Posts I C C Sf. Joseph, Michigan Boroda ic i Compliments of I O THE NEWS PALLADIUM es B f BERRIEN VAN BUREN d CASS COUNTIES p e is of KNIEBES MUSIC MART DON SPRUNG CHEVROLET Mhg G I B 1' uy or Reader and for Adverfiser Com lim n Everyfhing in Music 418 S'I'a+e Sfreef YUkon 3-1872 Sf. Joseph. Michigan B SP 9 ic i an Ph R 3-5II Dlstrlbutors of QUALITY COAL an FUEL OIL Installers of Heatrng Equlpmeftl PEOPLES COAL 8: OIL C0 T55 Hnnkley St Benton Harbor Phone WA 5 N49 WALLACE BROWN Inc Tl East 26th Street N w York TO N Y F f Compllments of Auto I e ure MERLE STEMM Agenf Phone GR 31322 GR 1 5498 THAYER PAPER COMPANY Jf 5 Benton Harbor Mnchagan The Chouce ot Drscrrmrnatung Senrors PRINTCRAFT Graduatlon Personal Cards an Commencement Announcements Pnntcratt Card Company IHC SCRANTON 5 PA Ar kll0WlQd0'Il1Cllls The V958 Canoe stall wrshes to thank the merchants ot Berrnen Sprungs and nearby communutles for purchasing advertnsements In the yearbook The statt further expresses nts thanks to Mr Art Gossard ot The Journal Era for the plctures of the homecomlng queen the cherry ple contest wrnner and the Career Day and to The News Palladlum forthe picture ot the basketball team at the drstrlct tourna ments, and Career Day The staff especnally thanks Mr A Caruso for hrs frne cooperatron an takung the prctures ln thus Canoe d 6 , . . A be 1 , A is STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES M'rfwtesole Paw Janltof 5'Jl3Fll'f -Ll - F' lVifIClDl'lCYTC J 1. -0633 d I 7 y ' T F M X F' mx strict Tournaments Earl Adams at Bronson Berrien Springs Game YMr. N. Burgett, D. Clem, J- SO'-mor' Basketball team after receiving trophy G wright Leon Dickson wiyh the 0 I at district tournaments. Dishic' Championship fmphy. L-. in sf Mr. N. Burgett, Tom Alexander We won l I -kg, Di strict Tournaments JJ, 3,4 Career Day Groups 'QT- nf' 13 The Pzfales o lenzmzce The Pirates o Penzance John Arnold Howard McLouchlln Don Geiger .,..X Y 'N 5 Frances Holz Marge Kener Coffee Anyone7 50 .5 F... German Class Mr B Korgen R Jones H Mcl.aucl1lln 1 .-QQ A---L Get down to work everyone' Nye Mr C Xllce D Knu Donkey basketball game K afhy Patton Carolyn Crawford 102 WGYBYVIIET Berruen Sprlngs Game 9 6 5-2 HlKE UHOM 'hot Plgskm - ' e 'nf , r X4 U O -f Rf V' ,f ' J... . AN- U ' ,, x- . 4 C ' I C l T , . X ,, ,. O 9 Q 5 C V Y 4 . . , . , . - , ' G. Clark, E. 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