Edwardsburg High School - Yearling Yearbook (Edwardsburg, MI)

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SOPHOMORES 5 CLASS ROLL Top to bottom: Andresen, Beckwith, Krecioch, Bigelow, Bonebright, Barker, Eg- gert, Griffen, Hoffman, Kantz, Klopfenstein, Wishart, Pontius, Mains, Mattox, Mortimer, Morse, Wolfe, Lunsford, Overmyer, Padbury, Proctor, Runkle, Sanders, Sharp, Shoe- maker, Toth Worrell, Windbigler, Stover. CLASS OFFICERS President .,...,.,.,. ,. A.,,,,,,,,.,...........r..,.,. ,..,...,..,.,,,.......,.,.,.....,..,,,., H arry Proctor Secretary ......,.,...,......... ,.., , , ,,,,, , Larry Mattox Vice President ,, ,,,.. ..,, , Ed Griffen Treasurer ...,,,..,,.,,,....,,.,......,..,,..,..,r,,........,....r..............,........... ..,.... N eal Lunsford Sponsors: Mrs. Macdonald and Mr. Galbreath CALENDAR October 8 ., ,..,..... .,...........,............,,,.............,,,,, F reshmen Initiation December 13 .,.....,,,. ..,......., ,.,...,,,.,.....,..,.. ...... , . , 1 ,,............. Class Party February ,,..,,,..,. .....,...,...........,...,,..,,.....,,,............,.,,, , .. Bake Sale April 11 ,, ,..,, , ..., , H ,.,,,,....., ....,....,.,.,,.,,..........................,.l,,.,. T rip to Chicago The King and Queen for the sophomores for the Sno-Ball were Nadine Runkle and Bruce Bonebright.

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IUNIOR CLASS Top row:Norma Bowers, Richard Davidhizer, Donald Duck, Shirley Fetters, Audrey Glaum, Phoebe Harwood, Carol Hunter, David Jones, Carl Keck, Carol Kinzie. Second row: Jim Konrath, Barbara Krecioch, Harold Lee, Dawn Miller, Harry Miller. Third row: Gerry Miller, Jack Rienks, Joan Rienks, Rowena Shank, Kenneth Taylor. Absent: Dick Kitchen, Terry Stephens, Al Windbigler, Bob Bailey. OFFICERS President ....,..., ...... J ack Rienks Vice President ......,...,....... Donald Duck Secretary ....A .. .,A,,., Joan Rienks Treasurer ...,.......,..... ..,..... J im Konrath Sponsor, Miss Yeager ACTIVITIES The juniors have kept quite busy this year and have worked hard to bring their treasury up to pay for the expenses of the Prom and to have a good amount left over to apply on their senior trip. We started out by selling sandwiches at noon twice a week before hot lunch started and then have sold all year at football and basketball games when it was our turn. We had a very successful scrap drive in November and another in April. Several bake sales throughout the year also helped out. As another project, we sold hosiery from the Hi-Stocking Club and under the management of Shirley Fetters were quite successful. It hasn't been all work as we had a party at the school in November and one at Miss Yeager's house in December. Our junior play If Mother Only Knew can be classed as both work and play. The juniors all co-operated very well and enjoyed presenting their first play. Of course the highlight of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom at the Elkhart Hotel. It was held in the Athenian room and the music was furnished by Bobby Wear's orchestra of Elkhart. A group of the juniors picked the place out for the prom one night after play practice and were quite thrilled with the ballroom with its long carpeted hall. Of course it looked even better when filled with our guests in their lovely formals escorted by- fcan those be the boys we see at school every day?l

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NINTH GRADE