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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1970 volume:

COMMENCEMENT . . . With commencement, we experience an end of an era that for some, was a heaven, for some, a hell, and for most, a place somewhere in between. Throughout our four years of high school life, we have, together, as a class, struggled along, crossing each bridge as we reached it. Now, together, we have reached the end. Yet, with commencement, we experience a beginning. The beginning of a world of our own. No longer will we be a part of a class; a group whose members protect one another as a swarm of bees protects its queen. Each student must now strive on his own accord to attain his individual success. So, as we say farewell at this end, let us go back and briefly review the final year of our high school career, as it actually happened. And, as we set out upon the path to the beginning, let us say good-bye to our school building, and hello to the unknown, ominous world around us. Be ever mindful that this earth offers a place for every individual. Reach out — grasp for — attain YOUR place. Attain your place No one can live any life but his own. To live your life, you must know yourself and be yourself. You must be an individual. You ask: Who is an individual? I am an individual. A single being. An entity struggling for identity. Out of hundreds of faces and numbers, midst hallways, rooms bulging with human beings, and in solitude. I exist. I am an individual. I am. BE . . . AN INDIVIDUAL SEE GRADUATION SPEAKERS ON PAGES 70 AND 71. FLOYD ARGUE DIANA KAY ARNOLD ROXANNA JO AIRGOOD DONNA ADAMS ROBERT LEE APPELGET RONNIE ALDRIDGE JOHN D. ALIOTO ROBIN K. BEDINGER JOAN BRIDGES ED BRIGGS BARBARA J. BROWN 8 SUEBUSSE MARGARET ANN AUGUSTINE BILL BABER LORI SUE DEITRICH JOE DECKARD DOROTHY DeVRIES CINDY CHRISTY JOHN COOKE HARRY DANNHARDT RALPH DeVRIES RACHEL DIEM SHARRI DIXON MARTHA ANN DICK DENNIS DILI EY RITA ANN MARIE DISSELBERGER DEBORAH J. DRUCKER MARIEDTH EDWARDS RUSS EWALT GREG FITCH DOUG FLAGEL CARL FORTSON KEN FREDRICKS 11 AL FULLER CAROLYN GILLEN GINA GRIFFIN LES GUTHRIE JOHN C. HAMPEL OLLI E. T. HAMALAINEN DIANE KAYE HANSEN SCOTT E. HANSEN GLEN HOLLAND 13 LIBBY JANSSEN OLIVER JASON HARMAN GARY HATHCOAT BARB EDWARDS HAUCH WOLFGANGE HELL TED HOGUE BRUCE ALLEN JASPER SHARON MARIE KESTERKE DANIEL GEORGE LORD (JEW JU) 14 TERRY MANRY CHUCK MARTIN DICK MEAD CRAIG METZ KAY MERCIER JULIE MERRILL CONNIE JUNE MOODY 15 MIKE MOODY HERMAN NICOLAI ERICH NORRIS ROBERT PAGAL i KATHLEEN D. OGONOWSKI LISTER C. OTT (FESTUS) PAUL PANTALEO 16 MIKE PHILLIPS SCOTT H. PYLMAN BRUNO POHL BARABARA ANN PRESSLER LADD PRILWITZ KAY ROTH 17 KATHI POIRIER DENNIS RUSCH DAN SHELTON 18 CATHY J. SILL DOUGLAS STONE DOUG STOVER ROBERT A. STACEY SANDY STARK STEVE STEMM RANDY STILLEY RIC SINK WARREN A. TONEY GEORGE WAGNER JOYCE MARI WICKER CINDY LEE WETZEL RUTHANN WEIDNER J. WILLS 20 DOUGLAS WAYNE WIRE LINDA WOODEN JIM YOUNG BARB ZANDARSKI BILL WYMAN RICK ZELMER CATHY YOST 21 SENIOR DIRECTORY ADAMS, DONNA: FHA 4 years. Pep Club 1-2, GAA 2. AIRGOOD. ROXANNA: Girls Basketball 3, Pep Club 4 years. Student Council Rep., 3, Spanish Club, Freshman Class Treasurer, Senior Class Secretary, Choir 1-4, Pom Pom Girl 3-4, Capain Senior Year, Homecoming Court. ALDRIDGE. RON: Work Club 4 years. Choir 4 years. Library Club 3 years. ALIOTO, JOHN: Wrestling 3-4, Spanish Club 3, NHS 3-4 Treasurer 4, Limelight 3, Student Council 1-4, Boy's State Representative. APPLEGET, ROBERT: Football 4 years. Basketball I, Wrestling 2-3-4, Baseball 1-3-4, Varsity Club 3-4, Spanish 3-4. ARGUE, FLOYD: Track 4 years, Cross Country 4, Photography Club 1-2, Pep Club 3-4. ARNOLD, DIANE: Cheerleader 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, GAA 1-2, Girls Basketball 3-4, German Club 1-2-3, NHS4, Homecoming Court. AUGUSTINE MARGARET: Girls Basketball 3, Pep Club 1-2-3, Homemaking Club 1-2-3, GAA 1-2-3, Work Club 4 years. Library Club 3. BABER. BILL: Football 4 years. Captain Senior year. Golf 3 years. Varsity Club 2 years. BENDINGER, ROBIN: GAA 1-3, Treasurer Junior Year, Pep Club 4 years, Vice-President Senior year. Student Council 3, Spanish Club 2-3-4, Canoe Staff 4; Junior Achievement, Homecoming Queen 1970. BRIDGES, JOAN: Pep Club 2, Choir 1, FHA 2, Play 1, FNA 1, Work Club 1. BROWN, BARBARA: GAA 1-2, Pep Club 4 years, German Club 4 years. Junior Achievement, Canoe Staff 4, Student Council Representative 2-3, Girls State Representative. BUSSE, SUE: Pep Club 1-2-4, GAA 2, Girls State Alternate, National Honor Society 4, Pom Pom Girl 4. CAYO, RENEE: Spanish Club 1-2-3, Treasurer 3, Pep Club 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4. CHRISTY, CINDY: FT A I, Choir 1-2, German Club 4 years, Thespians 2-3-4, Class Treasurer 2, National Honor Society 3-4, Class Treasurer 3-4, Student Council 4. COLVIN. PEPPER: Football 2-3-4, Varsity Club 1-2-3-4, All State 4, Basketball 4 years. Track 4 years. Record Shot Put. COOKE, JOHN: Track 4 years. Cross Country 3 years. Wrestling 4 years. Varsity Club 2-3-4, NHS 3-4, Spanish Club 1. DANHARDT, HARRY: German Club 4 years. National Honor Society 4, 2nd Place in State German Contest, 7th Place in Senior Class. DECKARD, JOE: Photography Club 2-3-4. DEITRICH, LORI: Pep Club 4 years, Spanish Club 3 years, GAA 2 years. Junior Achievement, Student Council 3, Pom Pom Girl 3, Miss Berrien Springs 1970. DEVRIES, DOROTHY: Girls Basketball 2-3, Girl's Track 2, Thespians 2-3-4, German Club 4 yrs. Pep Club 1-3-4, FNA 2, GAA 1-2-3, Student Council 3-4, President 4, NHS 3-4, Pom Pom 3-4, DAR History Award 3. DICK, MARTHA: Spanish 1-3, Thespians 3-4, Limelight Staff4, Swingers 4. DIEM, RACHEL: Salutatorian 1970 DILLEY. DENNIS: Cross Country 2 years. Basketball 4 years, FAA, Student Council 3. DISSELBERGER, RITA: Pep 2-3-4, FHA I. DIXON, SHARRI: Girls Basketball 1-2-3, Girls Track 1- 2-3, Pom Pom Girl 3-4, GAA 4 years. Choir 1-2-3, National Thespian Society 2-3 Vice President-4, Pep Club, FHA 1-2-3, Homecoming Queen Court, President Pep Club 4. DRUCKER, DEBBIE: Pep Club 4 years, GAA 1-2, German Club 4 years. Student Council Representative I- 2- 3, Sec. Treasurer 4, Canoe Staff Editor 4, Pom Pom Girl 4, Candidate for DAR, Junior Achievement 3, NHS 3- 4. EDWARDS, MERIDETH: FHA 2 years. FNA 1 year. Gym Class Award 1. EWALT, RUSS: Football 4 years. Basketball 4 years, German Club 4 years. Vice President 4, Varsity Club 3-4. 22 FITCH, GREG: Football 1-2-4, Baseball 4 years. Golf 2. FLAGAL, DOUG: Football 4 years. Basketball 4 years. Baseball 1-2, Track 3, Varsity 3-4. FORTSON, CARL: Football I, FAA 2. GILLEN, CAROLYN: Girl's Track Team 4. Girl’s Basketball Team 4, Swingers 4, Choir 4 years, FHA 3 years, FNA 3 years. Plays 3 years. Student Council I year, Pep Club 2 years, Thespians. GUTHRIE, LES: Football 4 years. Wrestling 1-2-4. Track 1-2-4, Varsity Club 3. HAMALAINEN, OLLI: Track 4, Cross Country 4, NHS 4, German Club 4, Exchange Student from Finland 1969-1970. HAMPLE, JOHN: Track 1, German Club 4 years. Photography Club 4 years. Science and Math Club 2-3-4, President 4, Band 4 years. Pep Band 4 years. National Honor Society 3-4, Canoe Photographer 3-4, Limelight Photographer 3-4, Finalist in Michigan Competitive Math Examination. HANSEN, DIANE: Girls Basketball 3-4, Cheerleader 1- 2-3-4, Captain 4, Spanish Club 1-2-3 Vice President 3, Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Treasurer 4, GAA 2-3. Student Council 2-3, Freshman Class President, Sophomore Vice-President, Junior Vice-President, DAR Good Citizen Award, Swingers 4, Choir 2-3-4 President 4, Homecoming Queen Court. School Musical 2-3. HANSEN,SCOTT: Basketball I, PepCIub 1-2-3. HARMAN. OLLIE J.: Cushion Underframe. HATHCOAT, GARY: Basketball 1-2, Golf 3, Vice-President Photography Club 2, German Club 3, Vice-President Senior Class HAUCH. BARB EDWARDS: Girl’s Basketball 2, Pom Pom Girl Captain 3, Photography 2, Secretary, GAA 1- 2- 3, Pep I, German 1-2-3-4 Treasurer, FTA 1-2-3-4 Vice-President, NHS 4. Class President Junior. HELL, WOLFGANGE: Track 4. German 4, NHS 4. German Exchange Student 1970. HOGUE, TED: Football 1-3-4, Wrestling 3, Varsity Club 1-2-3-4, Band I. JANSSEN, LIBBY: Photography Club I, GAA 1-2-3, PepCIub 1-2-3, Co-op4. JASPER, BRUCE: German Club 1-2-3-4, Science and Math Club 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, President 4, German Trip Summer 1969. KESTERKE SHARON: German Club I-2-3-4, 3rd yr. Treas.: F.T.A. 1-2-3, Photography Club 2, Vice Pres., Choir I. LEACH, JIM: Pep Club 2 yrs., 2 yrs. Photography Club. LISTON, PAT: Basketball I, Track 1-2, Football 1-4, Cross Country 2, Varsity Club 2-3-4, Spanish 3-4, Archery Club 2, Senior Pres. Student Council Rep., Career Day Committee, Student Faculty Advisory Committee. LOGGAINS, JIM: Thespians 1-2-3-4, Pres. 4, Class Pres. 2; Choir I-2-3-4, Swingers 4, Summer Exchange Student To Germany 1969. LORD, DAN: Golf 2 yrs.. Band 1, Spanish Club 1-2-3. MANRY, TERRY: Thespians 2-3-4, Sec.-Treas. 3-4, Play 1-2-3-4, Choir I-2-3-4, Treas. 4, Swingers 4, Pep Club 2. MARTIN, CHUCK: Football 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 3-4. MEAD, DICK: Wrestling 2-3-4. German Club 1-2-3-4. Varsity Club 3-4, Band 1-2. MERCIER, KAY: LibraryClub I.NHS4. MERRILL, JULIE: Choir 1-2. METZ. CRAIG: Football I-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Capt. 2 JV Squad Morale 3 V, Capt. 4 V, Honorable Mention All Conference 4, German Club I-2-3-4, Varsity Club 3-4, Pres. 4, NHS 4, Student Council 2-3-4, Vp 3, Limelight Staff 3-4. MOODY, CONNIE: Pep Club 1, FHA 4. Treas.. 2 Sec., GAA 3. MOODY, MIKE: Football I-2-3-4. Wrestling 2-3-4. Varsity Club, Band Pres. NICOLAI, HERMAN: Track 4, German Club 4, NHS 4, Swingers 4. NORRIS, ERIC: Track 1, Cross Country 2-3-4, Wrestling 3, Der Deutche Verein 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 4, Vice Pres. 1. OGONOWSKI, KATHY: German Club 2-3-4; FTA I- 3-4; Spanish 1. OTT, LES: Football 1-2-3-4: Basketball 2-3-4: Wrestling 2-3-4; Golf 1-2-3: Varsity Club 2-3-4; German Club 3-4, State Wrestling. PAGEL, ROBERT: NHS 3-4; German Club 2-3-4; Band 1-2-3, Jr. Treas.; Science Math. 23 PANTALEO, PAUL: Football 1-2-3; Wrestling 2-3, Track 1, German Club 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Pep Band 1-2-3-4, All Star Band 3-4. PHILLIPS, MIKE: Crosscountry 2-3-4, Track I-2-3-4, Pep Band 2-3-4, Band Vp., Band I-2-3-4, Choir 4. Spanish Club 3, All Star Band 2-3-4. POHL, BRUNO: NHS 4, German Club 4. POIRIER, KATHI: FHA 1-2-3, Spanish 1-2, GAA 1-2, Choir 3. PRESSLER, BARB: FHA 2, Choir 1-2-3-4, Work Club I-2-3-4, Library 1-2, Play 1. PRILLWITZ.iADD: Track 1, Wrestling I. PYLMAN, SCOTT: Basketball 1, Track 2, Football 2, Wrestling 2, Varsity 3. RACH. RANDOLPH: Science and Math Club 3-4. President of Science and Math Club 3. ROTH. KAY: Pep Club I-2-3-4. Pom Pom Girl 3. RUDELL, EILEEN: Spanish Club 2-3, National Honor Society 4, Pep Club 1, Fourth in Senior Class. RUSCH. DENNIS: Football 1-2, Track 1-2, Cross Country 3, Basketball 1-2-3-4. RUSSELL, KAREN: Photography Club 1, German Club 2-3, Choir 3. SAMITTIANAN, SAM: Photography Club President 4. SCHMIEDEKNECHT. RICHARD SCHROEDER, GAIL: Football 3. F.A.A. 3-4. SCHUG, DAVID: Basketball 1-2-3, Limelight Staff, Swingers. SHEARER, TOM: Track I-2-3-4, Cross Country 2-3-4, Wrestling 2-3, Basketball 1, Varsity Club 2-3-4, 4th Year Treasurer, F.A.A. 3-4, Treasurer 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3-4, Varsity Letters Awards-Track 4 letters (Varsity), Cross Country 3 letters (Varsity), Wrestling I Letter (Varsity) 1 Minor Letter, Records — Track 2-mile-10:24.6 — 1-mile — 4:39.6, Crosscountry (2) miles — 10:05.0. SHELTON, DAN: Spanish Club 3-4, Photography 1-2. SILL, CATHY: Spanish Club 3, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Pom Pom Girl 3-4, Swingers 4, Choir 1 -2-4. SINK, RIC: Football 1, Wrestling 2-3, Golf 2-3, German Club 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 3-4. STACEY, ROBERT: Cross Country 2-3-4, German Club 1-2-3-4, President 4, Student Council Representa- tive 3, Thespians 2-3-4, Vice President 4, F.T.A. 3-4, Treasurer 4, Limelight 3-4, Business Editor 4, Student Council 3-4, Vice President 4, National Honor Society 3-4, Boy State Rep. Alternate 3, Foreign Exchange Student 3-4. STARK, SANDY STEMM, STEVE: Football 1-2-3, Cross Country 4, Basketball I-2-3-4, Golf 1-2-3. Baseball 4, Varsity Club 3-4, Senior Secretary. STILLEY, RANDY STONE, DOUGLAS: Basketball I, Track 1-2-3-4. Football I-2-3-4, Wrestling 2-3, German Club 2-3-4, Varsity Club 3-4. STOVER, DOUG: Football I-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4. Track 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 2-3-4, Student Council Rep. 3, Sgt. at Arms 4. TONEY, WARREN: Basketball 1, Football I. WAGNER, GEORGE WEIDNER, RUTHANN: Pep Club 2-3-4, Spanish Club 2-3-4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Pom Pom Girl 3, Cheerleader 3. WETZEL, CINDY: Girls Track 2, F.T.A. 1-2-3-4, Spanish Club 1-2-3, Sec. to F.T.A. WICKER, JOYCE MARIF: F.T.A. 1-2-3-4, Spanish Club 1-2-3, Pep Club 1-2. WILLS, J. WIRE, DOUGLAS WAYNE: Basketball 1-2, Science Math Club 3, German Club 3-4, Band 1-2. WOODEN, LINDA: G.A.A. 2, PepCIub 2. WYMAN, BILL: Photography, F.A.A., Honorable Mention In Biology. YOST, CATHY: PepCIub 1-2-3, F.H.A. 1-2-3, G.A.A. 1-2-3, Photography 1, German Club 2-3. YOUNG, JIM: Basketball 1, F.A.A. 2-3-4, Spanish Club 1. ZANDARSKI. BARB: Choir R. 1, Choir A. 2, Pep Club 2, Thespians 3-4, Photography Club 1, Teens Top 2. ZELMER, RICK: Football 1-2-4, F.A.A. 1-2-3-4, Vice-President 3, Varsity Club 4. 24 FOOTBALL CROSS COUNTRY ’69 CROSS COUNTRY 26 VARSITY 28 29 FOOTBALL Hotmcorru na vfl 'iors . . „ Z' Defeaf ? He Triumph of Oepctriurt .. • (V(OcVZJ ASK ANY GIRL MASQUERADE DAY A first for B.S.H.S., Masquerade Day was a great success. First prize, a giant turkey, was awarded to Jane Howes, Second Prize, a free Canoe, was given to “George Washington” Hathcoat. a «.0. 50ML WD C CXV I I a ’ t WKE STUNG t OUHNAMINI JV’S JV Basketball team, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Bob Au-maugher, Phil Ewalt, John Mock, Greg Toney, Scott Prillwitz, Kim Dow, Mark Evans, and Dennis Zandarski. 46 This year’s Varsity Basketball team consists of LEFT TO RIGHT: Doug Flagel, Tom Lunneen, Kevin Keigley, Stover. Russ Ewalt, Bob Whitney, Coach Stover, Denny Rusch, Pepper Colvin, Steve Stemm, Rick Brohman, D Dilley, and Tim Lemon. KNEELING ARE: Dale Stover, and Craig Stacey, managers. This year’s 1969-70, Freshman Basketball team consists of: LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Larry Sill, Dan Liston, Mike Moyer, Larry Smith, Mike Zandarski, Marc Halt, Doug Spitzer, and Terry Howes. ROW 2: Coach Bob Sudbarry, Gregg Wetzel, Ron Pressler, Doug Landsdale, Kurt Keigley, Ken Brohman, and Dan Posey. ROW 3: Rick Spaulding, Nelson Baber, Dennis Holmes, Ron Marschke, Dave Koltsear, and Joe Leach. 48 49 50 51 All of us find our station in life— many of our illustrious players have found their fame in one way or another . . 52 A scene of kitchen crew at work and the students enjoying the “fruits of their labor A trial . . . and its 24 defendants. The New inductees to NHS . . . A moment of glory for top-ten seniors! 57 59 Track team of 1970 FRONT ROW L-R. Rawleigh Mendenhall, Jon Wiedner, Mike Phillips, Terry Howe, and Rick Nutt. SECOND ROW: Jerry Ruiz, Steve Moody, Floyd Argue, Todd Gillette, Kevin Kiegley, Tom Shearer, Phil Ewalt, Wayne Zech. and Rudy Hell. THIRD ROW: Mr. Bowser. Brian Gaul. Rick Brohman, Olli Hamilanen, Doug Stover, Doug Stone, Pepper Colvin, Brad Stacey, Herman Nicolia, John Mock, Scott Prillwitz, and Mr. Hagans. s’® Golf team LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW, Larry Smith, George Bennett, Nelson Baber, Gary Whitney, and Chris Dospoy. BACK ROW, Mr. Aumaugher, Tom Wicker, Pete Bennett, Durk Gurschidel, and Les Ellis. Baseball players, BOTTOM ROW L TO R ., Steve Roderick, Bob Appleget, Lawrence Toney, George Toney. Mike Hance. MIDDLE ROW, Andy Rudell. Ron Kesterke, Joe Gonzales, Tom Luenne, Tim Lemon, Ed Miller, TOP ROW. Mark Evens, Creg Metzes. Phill Amling. Dave Pagal. Steve Stem. Greg Fitch, Mike Kesterke. And of course Mr Sudberry. WRESTLING BERRIEN SPRINGS VISITORS 27 Paw Paw 31 Constantine 5 Brandywine 14 Lalumiere 31 Buchanan 53 River Valley 22 Coloma 52 River Valley 26 Edwardsburg 26 Lake Michigan 23 Lalumiere 23 Brandywine 17 Buchanan 29 Paw Paw 23 Coloma 24 Edwardsburg 30 Lake Michigan 22 Constantine 1969 CROSS-COUNT 18 Coloma 18 Brandywine 43 River Valley 27 Buchanan 32 Edwardsburg 48 Buchanan 41 Lakeshore 33 Edwardsburg 39 Lakeshore 19 19 43 38 18 2 29 0 24 24 28 31 32 13 31 22 14 22 42 22 49 28 24 44 28 22 22 68 BASKETBALL SCORES BERRIEN SPRINGS VISITORS 58 66 Bangor 58 60 Eau Claire 66 62 Brandywine 75 69 Buchanan 84 62 Marquette 60 65 Cassopolis | 04 64 Coloma 75 58 Edwardsburg 84 84 Lakeshore 65 57 River Valley 78 71 Brandywine 71 65 Buchanan 77 60 Cassopolis 88 54 Coloma 79 69 Edwardsburg 62 81 Lakeshore 67 41 River Valley FOOTBALL SCORES BERRIEN SPRINGS VISITORS 24 18 Bloomingdale 14 20 Brandywine 0 9 Buchanan 8 14 Cassopolis 0 6 Coloma 7 6 Edwardsburg 22 24 Lakeshore 6 7 River Valley TRACK DUAL RECORD — BERRIEN SPRINGS VISITORS 69 53 Cassopolis 72 46 Buchanan 45 73 Lakeshore 73 45 Brandywine 58 60 Coloma 87 31 River Valley 69 49 Brandywine 60 58 Edwardsburg 68 50 Buchanan 67 51 Edwardsburg 64 54 69 Brandywine Robert Pagel, Valedictorian 70 The 1970 Junior Senior Prom was held at the Holiday Inn at Niles, Michigan on May 9, 1970. Layne looks happy, what’s the with you Dave? Are you two enjoying yourselves? Don’t you think that Jeanne Mock and Mark Stone make a handsome couple? Bonnie Layman and Warren Toney admire the pretty flowers the Juniors made. 78 Student Council Representative are FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeanne Bennitt, Kurt Kiegley, Bev Britton, Larry Arnold, Debbie Drucker, David Janke, Carol Coleman, Cindy Christy. SECOND ROW: Janie Ruiz, Diana Arnold, Terrt Decker, Jim Leach, Alex Zandarski, Doug Lansdale, Dorothy DeVries, Nancy Richter, Jan Vandenburg, Pat Borst. THIRD ROW: Shelly Sorkin, Craig Metz, Pat Liston, Craig Stacey, Rob Stacey, Ladd Prillwitz, Pete Bennett, Dan Posey, and Laura Green. 79 Pep club members are FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Fowler, sponser, Becky Suit, Barb Brown, Judy Edwards, Sharon Edwards, Mary Janke, Carol Coleman, Lois Baker, Barb Snow, Pam Busse, Miss Graber, Sponser, SECOND ROW: Brenda Green, Kathy Dykeman, Renee' Dew, Debbie Cichonski, Jeanne Hobbs, Vickie Christy, Loretta Toney, Marilyn Hass, Bev Britton, Kathy Gohr, Karen James, Ruthanne Wiedner. THIRD ROW: Patti Holland. Jeanne Jessup, Lori Deitrich, Robin Bendinger, Debbie Drucker, Sue Busse, Linda Graham, Sandy Pearcy, Sheri Kesterke, Bod Wetzel, Jane Howes, Linda Mann, Janie Ruiz. FOURTH ROW: Ron Marschke, Jane Stover. Bonnie Layman, Connie Norris, Diane Arnold, Sheri Ott, Sylvia Galbraith, Sharon Dixon, Betty Williamson, Donna Moody, Vicki Howes, Dan Liston, Jeanne Mock. FIFTH ROW: Donna Sprung, Vanessa Vorrath, Peggy Fulbright, Diane Marschke, Sue Kesterke, Floyd Argue, Roxie Airgood, Diane Hansen, Shelly Sorkin, Sue Unruh, Laura Green, Cindy Krone, Pam Orpurt, Rita Layman. Varsity Cheerleaders for football are TOP ROW L-R: Diane Hansen, Diane Arnold, BOTTOM: Bev Britton, Jane Howes, and Brenda Green. Freshman Cheerleaders are Jan Stover, Carol Coleman, Carol Summers, S. Edwards. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are L-R: Laura Green, Becky Salt. Sheri Stacy, Pam Busse, and Betty Jean Jessup. Varisty Basketball Cheerleaders are: Jane Howes, Brenda Green, Diana Arnold, Diane Hansen, and Bev Britton. The mascot is Lisa Fishburn. GREEN AND WHITE, FIGHT FIGHT. A little extra spice was added to the home basketbal games by the super Pom-Pom Girls. They performed not only to the groovy bubble gum music of the Beach Boys but to the funky beat of the Three Dog Night. Without a doubt the Pom-Pom Girls are really “what’s happening.” Making up this boss movement are mind-moving Marilyn, jet-setting Jeanne, swinging Sue, prima-dona Pam, delectible Dottie, cool Cathy, daring Debby, and kinetic Karen. This group was sponsored by Mrs. Fowler. 84 V) r 53 I- o 2 O 2 O Two types of recognition in selective clubs — all members proud to belong to Varsity Club and National Honor Society. 85 Mike Moody Football: 1,2,3,4 Wrestling: 2.3.4 Track: 1.4. Doug Flagel Football: 1,2,3,4 Basketball: 1,2,3,4 Baseball: 1,2 Track: 3. SENIOR 86 Ted Hogue Football: 1,3.4 W restling:3. Dennis Dilley Basketball: 1,2,3,4 Cross Country: 2,3. Pat Liston Football: 1,4 Track: 1,2 Basketball: 1. Doug Stone Basketball: 1 Wrestling: 2,3 Track: 1,2,3,4 Football: 1,2,3,4. Les Ott Football: 1,2,3,4 Basketball: 1 Wrestling: 2,3,4 Golf: 1,2,3 Denny Rusch Football: 1,2 Basketball: 1,2,3,4 Track: 1,2,3 Cross Country: 3 SPORTS 87 RUSS EWALT Basketball 1,2,3.4; Football 1,2,3,4. STEVE STEMM Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Cross Country 4; Golf 1,2,3; Baseball 4. TOM SHERER Cross Country 2,3,4: Basketball 1; Wrestling 2, 3; Track 1,2,3,4. Track 4. HERMAN NICOLAI FLOYD ARGUE Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 4. 89 WOLFGANGE HELL T rack 4. L. CHUCK MARTIN Football: 1,2„4. JOHN COOKE Track: 1,2,3,4: Cross Country: 2,3, 4: Wrestling: I. DOUG STOVER Football: 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track: 1, 2,3,4. BOB APPLEGATE Football: 1,2,3.4: Wrestling: 2,3,4: Basketball: 1; Baseball: 1,2,3. JOHN ALIOTO Wrestling: 3,4- PEP COLVIN Football: 2,3,4; Basketball: 1,2,3.4; Track: 1,2,3,4. LES GUTHRIE Football: 1,2,3,4; 91 Track: 1,2,4; Wrestling; 2,3,4. AL FULLER Football: 1.2,4: Track: 1; Golf: 2. OLLI HAMALAINEN Track 4; Cross Country 4. CRAIG METZ Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3, 4. RICK ZELMER Football 1,2,4. WARREN TONEY Baseball I; Football4. OUR QUEEN 1970 Miss Lori Deitrich 93 The German Club had a very active year and much enthusiasm was shown. Pictured above are the officers. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT ARE. Barb Edwards, treasurer, Rob Stacey, president, and Brenda Green, secretary. STANDING is Russ Ewalt, who is vice-president. Shown at LEFT is the FUHRER, Herr Konig! The new additions to the German Club are the three exchange students. 95 F T Members of the FT A are SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Rona Schmiedeknecht, Ila Schmiedeknecht, John Alioto, Barb Hauch, Rob Stacey, Cindy Wetzel, Kathy Ogonowski, Jeanne Bennitt, and Mr. Jeschke, who is one of the sponsors. STANDING is Mr. Guettler, sponsor, Jan Tollas, Carol Vanderboegh, Terri McDougal, Hilda DeVries, Vicki Deaton, Joyce Wicker, Delora Brenner, and Pam Franks. Members of the FAA are, Ed Sill, Rawleigh Mendenhall, Tom Shearer, Pep Colvin, and Rick Zelmer. Absent from the picture is Mr. Wilson, who is the sponsor. 96 FAA F.H.A. LEFT TO RIGHT. BOTTOM, Sharon Sommers, Kathy Peever, Connie Moody, Carolyn Gillen, and Mary Vernon. TOP, Flo Eglinsdorfer, JoAnn Peever, Ilena Steinke, Mary Nutt, Donna Adams, and our sponsor, Mrs. Prillwiz. 98 The Photography Club, LEFT TO RIGHT, SITTING ARE: Bruno Pohl, Bill Kechkaylo, Somchai Samittianan, Rudy Wolfgang Hell, and Lynn Spivey; STANDING: Mr. Jachim, Carl Bolin, Joe Deckard, Jim Leach, and Bill Marske. 99 Shining their way through glorious lights of success are our 1969-70 National Thespian Society Troupe 1213. They are SEATED FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Cashbaugh. Birdie LaPointe, Cathy Wetzel, Marilyn Hass, Mary Dick, and Cindy Christy. SECOND ROW: Gary Whitney, Martha Dick, Shari Dixon. Denise Forshey, Carolyn Gillen, Jim Loggians. Sue Wilson. THIRD ROW. Don Gohr, Don Lansdale, Todd Gillette, Rob Stacey, Pete Bennett, Terry Manry, and Dorothy DeVries. Here is the Varsity Choir! Pictured ABOVE are the members of the Varsity Choir; going from BOTTOM ROW L TO R are the following members; Mary Strong, Betty Jo Wardecke, Lyn Spirey, A1 Fuller, John Cooke, Barb Pressler, and Cathy Floyd. SECOND ROW ARE: Mary Moore, Jo Ann Patterson, Jim Loggins, Terry Manry, Mike Phillips, Joan Bridges, and Carolyn Gillan. THIRD ROW ARE: Sue Wilson, June Taylor, Ron Aldridge, Ralph DeVries, Son Lansdale, Martha Dick, Diane Pultz, Marilyn Hass, Cathy Sill, Mr. Sill, and Diane Hanson. FOURTH ROW ARE: Dave Schug, Herman Nicoli, Larry Clark, Lillie Watts, Sheri Dixon, and Sue Anstiss. Diane Hanson; President Sheri Dixon; Secretary 101 L-R: Mr. Sill, Jim Loggains, Marilyn Hass, Marty Dick, Herbie Schug, Cathy Sill, Diane Hansen, Don Lansdale, Corolyn Gillen, Sue Wilson, Terry Manry, and Mike Phillips. On the piano bench is Herman Nicholi. The Swingers perform at many school activities. Here is what they looked like singing at the Honors Banquet. They look nice as well as sing well. JUNIOR CHOIR FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Hepler, Lin a Edmundson, Denise Shelton, Lavenia Flatt, Barb Wilson. SECOND ROW: June Taylor, Kathy Reybuck. Delores Wetzal. Mery Edwards, Rena Schenck, Kathy Critzer, Marion Nelson, Sally Gremore. THIRD ROW: Dan Aldridge, Layne Rose, Rocky Beardsley, Henry Schneck, Jim Watts, Jim Skalla, Dan Jacobs, Doyle Gremore, and Wayne Walker. BELOW are the people who most contribute to the choir. tv, ' S j SLItik °K oflo l-r 4 «« «, 0 ur o v XT %, ' f fe °tia[ '■ cC f S, r ’“v P ONE 3, ms ZMMH f P3 '1 4 ' (J « « Vl . N awrwj _ ttS - V |S? SS2g? a Um I nC D‘?v S 5:sSil ■ S r OLICYr VVIlcLZI Learnt ir CO-F. C 'hJfr IEXT TIME BOYS 4 %o 0 G H' n O • • M a ■ • • 2: 5 uTv Pi §s3g,§.ajj§-fs • r o 3 o n n a n r J ” g w«g ‘‘ % n � o 5 1+ k B 0 � H n y tr.® • ? o a • 3 3 r £peaU% Oc ogk. £V£ EDITORIAL J 'fW SJL. New Look fnr Student tiod'j prom I?®. 1970 f Craig Hetr LIMELIGHT STAFF Pictured above is the Limelight staff. STANDING, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Kesterke. Linda Mann, and Martha Dick. BACK ROW: Mr. Hagens. Sponsor, Mark Evans. Craig Metz, Bruce Jasper, John Todd Gillette. Herbie Schug, and Rob Stacey. Absent from the picture is Jim Loggains, editor, who was too busy playing cards in the Limelight room when the picture was taken. 105 L. R. 1st ROW: Mr. Dykeman, Debbie Zech, Ted Shunkwiler, Shelly Sorkin. Todd Gillette, Bill La Vanway, Bill Marschke, 2nd ROW: Cathy Wetzel, Lillie W'atts, Sharon Dixon, Rita Layman, Kathy Dykeman, 3rd ROW: Robin Bedinger, Debbie Drucker, Pam Rindfield. 106 Canoe Editor, Debbie Drucker. 107 Members: BACK ROW: Mike, Bob, Delores, Dan, Vickie, Roger, Linda, Bob, Janie, and Becky. FRONT ROW: Daniel. Lori, Mary, Jane, Pam, Karen, Jean, Jeanne, and Lorraine. Missing from group, but pictured in CENTER; TOP LEFT, Todd, Steve, Linda, and Robin. Officers at FAR RIGHT, TOP LEFT, Shelley, Pam, and Lori. Spanish Club sponsor pictured at BOTTOM — Daniel Morales. SPANISH! Vt 'ldweiser. AQER BEER ' ■ J(afl ■': ® AND canned by J® 'Blip • tab T3 The Junior class of 1971 has brought happiness to the school board and the students. The Junior students have participated in almost all of the events. They have placed first in the float contest and have beaten the Seniors in tug-of-war. The Juniors on the Varsity Basketball team have done a good job and hope to do better next year. Phil Ameling Sue Anstiss Shelia Archer Steve Arnold Bev Britton Rick Brohman Sheri Brohman Mary Busse Debra Collins Roger Colman Kathie Cox Connie Cripps Chris Dospoy Mike Dospoy Kathy Dykeman Lavina Flatt Charles Bates Henry Beamon Steve Bearss George Bennett Pete Bennett Barb Borst Shirley Caraway Ron Carrington Ken Chastain Bill Christl Doug Christy Larry Clark Terry Davenport Terry Davidson Marci Deckard Phil Decker Mary Dick Ursi Disselberger . 113 Steven Flatt Larry Fischer Pam Franks David Fritz Marilyn Hass Curt Hetler Glen Holland Jane Howes Mike Kesterke Tom Kettlehut Don Landsdale Roberta LaPointe Tom Lunneen Donna McBee Betty Maier Linda Mann Bettye Ganus Brian Gaul Don Gohr Brenda Green Doyle Gremore Dan Haire Dan Jacob Karen James Mary Janke Nancy Johnson Kevin Kcigley James Kelley Bill LaVanway Mike Layman Ralph Layman Rita Layman James Leach Tim Lemon 114 Mary Moore Bob Mummaw Pam Orpurt Cheryl Parrish Jo Palterson Mike Pearce Barb Pultz Terry Rach Nancy Richter Pam Rindfield Layne Rose Phil Rudlaff Renee Sanford James Scherr Rona Schmiedeknccht Duane Shunkwiler Debra Spitzcr Armel Spivey John Sprung Craig Stacey Ted Shunkwiler Ed Sill Barb Sindclar Linda Solomon Sharon Sommers Shelley Sorkin 115 Debbie Zeeh Norm Zeeh Scott Zen Dale Stover Mary Strong Laureen Toney Laurence Toney Lauretta Toney Carol Vanderboegh Edward Wagner Wayne Walker Tom Wicker Gloria Williams Dave Zandarski Betty Wardccke James Watts Lille Watts Marybeth Weidnei Cathy Wetzel Robert Whitney 116 The class of 1972 shines out in many areas such as sports. Their JV team has done quite well, considering that they are only sophomores. You can tell that by the time they reach the 12th grade they will excell all. For Homecoming, they tried very hard but didn’t place first again this year. To the class of’72, we say “Good luck!” Bill Belin Judy Belin Jeanne Bennitt Carl Bolin Cathy Bridges Susan Brunke Pam Busse Stephen Chaudoir Susan Christl Vicki Christy Cindy Chrone Debbie Chickonski Bob Davis Vicki Deaton Hilda DeVries Renee Dew Rose Dickson Michael Dotson Kim Dow Walter Ellis Mark Evans Phillip Ewalt Mark Fleeman Cecil Floyd 118 Denise Forshey Peggy Fulbright Durk Gescheidle Joel Gonzales Linda Graham Laura Green Mike Hance Jean Harmon Mitch Hines Patty Holland Terry Hoover Bob Housand Betty Jessup Sue Kesterke Ron Kesterke Robin Lausch Teresa McDougal Diane Marschke John Mock Steve Moody Evonne Moore Cathy Morlock Dale Meidlinger Bonnie Neidlinger 19 Rick Nutt Connie Orpurt Dave Pagal Jim Patterson Patti Pearce Sandy Pcarcy Vicky Poirier Dan Porter Scott P’witz Rick Reeves Beth Reum Steve Roderick Mike Rodgers Andy Rudell Janie Ruiz Theresa Schmidt Ila Schmiedeknecht Henry Schneck Rena Schneck Leon Sherburn Jim Skalla Barb Snow Mike Spenner Donna Sprung 120 Brad Stacey Sheri Stacey Mena Steinkc Cecil Strong Steve Swenson Becky Suit June Taylor Marvin Taylor Gail Tinker Jan Tollas George Toney Greg Toney Sue Unruh Mary Vernon Vanessa Vorrath Barbara Washburn Jon Wcidncr Delores Wetzel Gary Whitney Rex Wier Sue Wilson Rick Wiltfong S. Winningham Alex Zandarski Dennis Zandarski Gary Zandarski Wayne Zech Barbara Zelmer 121 Dan Aldridge Daryl Allred Larry Arnold Nelson Baber Lois Baker Pat Borsl Ken Brohman Kathy Brown Wayne Burnett Carol Colman Allyn Cripps Kathy Critzer Sylvia Dannhardt Teresa Decker Terry Disterheft Diane Dobbins Linda Edmundson Judy Edwards Sharon Edwards Florence Eglindocrfer Kathy Ellis David Fisher John Flower Jan Fox We present to you the class of 1973. Although this class is not the most outstanding, I'm sure they will be remembered. 123 Jan Guthrie Bill Haase Marc Halt Dale Hamilton Susan Hamilton Julie Hampel Sandy Hathcoat Betty Hepler Jeannic Hobbs Jack Horton Terry Howe Vicki Howes David Jankc Sherry Johnson Jim Karson Bill Kcchakaylo Kurt Keigley Marcus Kelly S. Kittisopikul T. Kittisopikul Gerald Klug David Koctsier Doug Lansdalc Pat Lansdale 124 Tami Sanford Melissa Schug Major Seitenstich Kim Shaffer Pam Lewis Daniel Liston Ron Marschkc Cheryl Massey Cindy Metzger Ldward Miller Donna Moody Marie Moore Bruce Moss Mike Moyer Marion Nelson Debra Newstrom Kathy Nickerson Mary Nutt Sharon Ott Joann Peever Dan Posey Ron Pressler Ted Prillwitz Sam Quashie Kathy Reybuck Jean Rindficld Pam Rock Gloria Rood 125 Dale Shelton Denise Shelton Keith Sherburn Lynda Shinall Larry Sill Larry Smith Carol Sommers Rick Spaulding Doug Spitzer Joan Stacey Sherry Stiles Jane Stover Becky Strong Gary Tober Janice Vandcnburg Anita Vigansky Greg Wetzel Delores Williams Betty Williamson Barb Wilson Sue Worden Melanie Wymcr Molly Yost Mike Zandarski George Zclmer 126 THE UPPER HAND The 1969-70 school board is pictured above. They are, LEFT: Mr. Edward Stone, Mrs. Irene Norris, Dr. Weldon Cooke, Mr. Peter Rudell, Mr. James Bet-chek, Mr. George Bennett, and Mr. Eugene Ireland. Mr. Peter Rudell, President, is SEATED AT RIGHT. 127 ADMINISTRATION MRS. AMMERMAN MRS. MOON 130 MRS. ROTH Secretary, 131 MR. SUDBERRY Physical Education Coach MR. LANGE Biology MR. AUMAUGHER Government Gen. Math Math 132 Coach MR. JACK DINGES Metal Mechanics Shop 133 MR. DYKEMAN English Canoe Sponsor MRS. KROGSTAD Librarian MRS. DUNIGAN English 135 MISS CAROLYN CRAWFORD MR. ROBERT CASHBAUGH R Vaj. MR. DICK REAMES MR. ROBERT GUETTLER MR. HERSCHEL WILSON MRS. EDNA BENDER V MR. HAGANS MR. LaMARRE MR. WATSON MR. VIC KING MISS GRABER J Our lifetimes hold promise of black humor and bitter excitement. The student in today’s society is bombarded daily with news of insoluble issues and impending doom. But the hypocrises and dilemmas we face transcend those of politics, ecology, religion, or racial strife — areas which seem depressingly impersonal in that all of us “doing our part seems to be of little avail. The conditions of our politics, ecology, religion, and racial equality are all subject to and symptomatic of the mental health of our CULTURE; and culture is make up of INDIVIDUALS, not of parties or sects or ethnic groups. Therefore, it seems to me that our quality as individuals is vitally important to the immediate future of this species. Perhaps we must concentrate more on individual ethics and open-mindedness and honesty rather than on our role in any movement. We as youth are clamoring for more social responsibility and to shoulder it effectively we must have our own self-respect. As the world widens and departmentalizes we must limit ourselves to working for the good of our own narrow community. Since we’re concentrating on our own microcosm, things are getting, in effect, more personal and INDIVIDUAL. It’s coming down to me. Brother, and it’s coming down to you. That’s why we’re both important. For the promise of the seventies and beyond . .. our best wishes and our best efforts. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OP SOUTHWESTERN MICHIGAN GREEN’S KEN’S STANDARD LOCKER PLANT SERVICE Congratulations Corner of Cass Ferry CLASS OF’70 Berrien Springs, Michigan GRccnleaf 1-7121 Berrien Springs. Michigan Everything From “inside eating area” To “Instant service” FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Farm Owners, Home Owners, Auto, Fire Life Retirement Plans, Annuities Professional Estate Planning Service F AM PLAIN PLAZA George Lord 473-4791 ST. JOSEPH’S FINEST JOHN G. YERINGTON FAMILY SHOPPING CENTER CONTRACTORS Since 1920 OLLIES OLLIES ANNEX (Women (Children) Benton Harbor St. Joseph, Michigan HERITAGE SHOP (Men) Downtown St. Joseph 983-7191 ADENT’S BRIDAL SHOP PLAZA FABRICS Rt. 2, Box 66A 3838 Niles Road % miles South of 1-94 Fashion by the Yard Exit 27U.S. 33 429-5881 FAIRPLAIN PLAZA BAND BOX CLEANERS EXPERT CLEANING WHETSTONE’S GARAGE AMERICAN AND V W AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Pressing, Moth Proofing, Re-weaving Dyeing Berrien Springs, Michigan Phone GR 2-5011 Berrien Springs GOOD LUCK SENIORS! CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE SULLIVAN BROTHERS Operating GAMBLES BARNHART’S FLOWER BASKET Hardware Sporting Goods Appliances Buchanan, Michigan 1417 Niles Avenue STATIONERY CENTER School Supplies THE JOURNAL ERA Car Ferry Filler Papers Books Drafting Instruments — Triangles Scales All Kinds of Binders PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS Typewriters — Typing Supplies — Repairs Scrap Books — Photo Albums 111 West Ferry Street Berrien Springs, Michigan Art Supplies — Guitar Strings — Diaries 211 E. Front Street Buchanan Phone OX 5-3581 “Serving Berrien County” r STATE FARM 1075 St. Joseph Road Berrien Springs. Mich. Your Community Health Center INSURANCE SCHUG WALGREEN AGENCY DRUG STORE Service for the Sick Robert M. Stemm AGENT Phone GR 1-4611 BERRIEN SPRINGS. MICHIGAN Magazines, Pocket size books (novels, classics, and educational), and newspapers JOHNSON’S NEWS LOBBY 109 North Main 471-5221 Berrien Springs, Michigan •Tasty, Pure Beef Hamburgers •Hot Dogs Chili Dogs •Hot Fish Sandwiches •Cheeseburgers •Thick, Smooth Shakes •Coke — Orange — Root Beer •Coffee — Hot Choc. — Milk •Golden Brown Idaho Fries •Chicken •Shrimp •Fish FAIRPLAIN PLAZA NAPIER AND M-139 WA-6-6757 BUN THE “I” TO CALL 108 South Main Street Berrien Springs 473-4131 BUN BALDWIN COMPANY MLS REALTOR ST. JOSEPH’S FINEST FAMILY SHOPPING CENTER OLLIES (Women) OLLIES ANNEX (Children) HERITAGE SHOP (Men) Downtown St. Joseph 983-7191 BAND BOX CLEANERS EXPERT CLEANING Pressing. Moth Proofing, Re-weaving Dyeing Phone GR 2-5011 Berrien Springs BERRIEN COLD STORAGE COMPANY Berrien Best Brand PACKERS AND SHIPPERS QUALITY FRUIT Berrien Springs 701 North Main GR 3-6041 LEW EVANS FORD, INC. 790 St. Joe Road BERRIEN SPRINGS, MICHIGAN 49103 Sales Parts Service BODY SHOP Telephone 471-7731 GAMBLES Buchanan, Mich. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE COMPLIMENTS CLASS OF 1970 ELY HARDWARE LINDT AGENCY 105 W. Ferry Street Berrien Springs, Michigan Berrien Springs, Michigan Phone GR 3-4041 J. H. — T. V. SALES SERVICE 119 WEST FERRY STREET BERRIEN SPRINGS. MICHIGAN PHONE471-1592 helaine’s DOWNTOWN 74-76 West Main Benton Harbor, Michigan SOUTH Fairplain Plaza Mall Compliments of McLAUCHLIN FUNERAL HOME AUDIO SERVICES 210 North Maine 107 E. Ferry Street Berrien Springs, Michigan FUNERAL DIRECTORS Marcus A. McLauchlin Phone 471-7719 Howard E. McLauchlin Appliances, Radio, T. V., Music, Instruments Ray Griner 152 PHONE478-5213 Berrien Springs, Michigan THE FABRIC SHOPPE DIRECT DIAMOND IMPORTERS .OY.o JEWELERS OPTICIANS Drapery, Carpeting and Michigan Jewelers Since 1917 Dress Fabrics DOWNTOWN FAIRPLAIN PLAZA 112 Water Street 129 E. Main At Shopping Center Benton Harbor, Michigan Pipestone ROWLEY’S SHOES HENRY’S HOME BAKERY Shoes of Character for the Family A Complete Line of Bread — Cookies — Doughnuts — Rolls Danish Sweet Goods and Coffee Cakes 156 E. Main Benton Harbor. Michigan Birthday and Wedding Cakes on Order 315 State Street St. Joseph, Michigan 105 N. Main Berrien Springs Telephone: GReenleaf 1-5911 BERRIEN SPRINGS CO-OP FRUIT ASSN.. INC. Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1970 Spray Materials, Feed, From Seed, Fertilizer, DAVIS VARIETY Farm and Orchard Supplies, Garden Store — Tack Shop Berrien Springs PHONE 926-8113 TWIN CITY EMBROIDERY NATIONAL BEAUTY COLLEGE, INC. ATHLETIC LETTERING — Felt Chenille, Award letters and Emblems, Award ribbons and 1331 Vi Ml39 Benton Harbor leather engraving. Trophies engraving. Bowling Shirts and blouses. Plain and Lettered sweat- ALL LINES OF BEAUTY CULTURE shirts, Mar-Tex flock processing. Varsity jackets and sweaters. SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL STARI.ITE DRIVE-IN SHERIFF M 139 Benton Harbor, Victor Yost Michigan CLARK IS IN YOUR FUTURE WITH PLANTS IN BUCHANAN JACKSON BATTLE CREEK BENTON HARBOR NILES We’re committed to both growth and leadership in integrated materials movement and are confident that future progress will be at least as rapid and at least as significant as past achievements in this field. MICHIGAN CITY Whirlpool X CORPORATION Our business is that of providing life support for man in whatever environment he may find himself. In addition to manufacturing more than five million major home appliances yearly. Whirlpool has produced food management systems for American’s space program, a revolutionary new method for prolonging the fresh life of perishables, and is absorbed in many other life support projects. While building the appliances of today. Whirlpool people seek the answers to the home environment problems of tomorrow. ABOUT CAREERS WITH WHIRLPOOL At Whirlpool, people make the difference. Whirlpool’s unique record of performance and growth over the past decade is directly attributable to the significant contributions made by individuals. Bricks, mortar, machines and materials are available to anyone who can arrange to pay for them. It takes the dedicated efforts of uncommon men and women to transform these basic elements into a viable, prospering, growing business. Our future depends on finding, placing and encouraging a continuing supply of these uncommon men and women. Despite its rapid climb to the top rungs of American industry. Whirlpool has never lost sight of the importance of the individual. The skills and judgment of talented people will never be automated or computerized. Indeed, the ever accelerating pace of modern industry increases the need for such people. Whirlpool’s future depends on outstanding leaders in every area of operation. For those people who demonstrate the qualities of leadership we offer a hearty welcome and an enduring challenge. Elisha Gray II Chairman DAIRY A COMPLETE LINE OF QUALITY DAIRY FOODS SCHRADER’S SUPERMARKET Best wishes to the Class of’70 BUCHANAN STEEL PRODUCTS NS Division of National Standard Company drop forgings Buchanan, Michigan Telephone: 695-3836 The reason a lot of people do not recognize opportunity is because it usually goes around wearing overalls looking like hard work. Thomas A. Edison V-M CORPORATION 49107 Area 616 BENTON HARBOR, MICHIGAN Congratulations, Seniors COMPLIMENTS ON YOUR PAST ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND SINCERE BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE. ZINC ALUMINUM DIE CASTINGS Berrien Springs, Michigan 49103 PHONE 616 471-7715 PREMIER TOOL DIE CAST CORPORATION DON SPRUNG CHEVROLET Berrien Springs, Michigan Compliments of NILES FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION FULBRIGHT TOWN COUNTRY APARTMENTS First in Home Loans First in Savings Berrien Springs Branch 473-4721 P.O. Box 293 Niles, Michigan 56 Wall Street Benton Harbor CONGRATULATIONS! Your friends at Michigan Bell hope that the many years ahead are good to you. And whether you’re thinking of a career right now, or waiting until you’ve completed college, we are always interested in young people who would take pride and satisfaction in helping to bring our customers ever-improving telephone service. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY An equal opportunity employer BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’70 U.S. 31 North Berrien Springs MEET YOUR FRIENDS Frank and Toots Spanbauer DRIVE-INS M-62 at Indian Lake Dowagiac PATRONS OF THE 1970 CANOE” Elmer and Ceal Dykeman Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Zech Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Rindfield Mr. Dennis Zech Mr. and Mrs. A1 Doering Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Morris Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Evans Mr. and Mrs. C. Burton Stover Mr. and Mrs. David Schug Williams Company Jewelers 151 Pipestone St. Benton Harbor, Michigan Meskimen’s Gifts Pam Rindfield Kathy Dykeman Debbie Zech Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jeschke John Todd Gillette Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid Shelley Sorkin Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sorkin Charlie Brown and his gang 167 168