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

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 5ne daily routine of student life forgettable pr ov. “Not chop suey, again!” body seen Harvey?” “Clean but then I couldn’t find a tl these are the everyday so1 students of Berrien Sprj School, whose presence give; its own unique personality. By 8:30 a.m. each morni are a beehive of activity, student headed in a differei for a different purpose, as a gins. The three minute bell rin; everyone “scatters”. Suddenly the halls are vacant and quiet—but not for long. When the morning classes end, chaos begins. The thundering herd runs for the lunchroom. Shortly after lunch the couples migrate to the lobby, the girls continue with their gossiping as if they’d never been interrupted, and the fellas head for the gym to play basketball or ping pong. But the fun is shortlived. Once again the students trudge wearily down the halls to attend their afternoon classes. Then at 3:45 p.m. school closes for the day, and the students clear the building, as if there’d been a fire drill. Although these events are seemingly routine and monotonous, they are the activities which have made high school an unforgettable experience. experiences 4

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Memories are made of these things 6 Pam! What have you been telling that boy.