South Haven High School - Ram Yearbook (South Haven, MI)

 - Class of 1935

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02l0 CLASS POEM REAT learning shines before me, like Capella in fhe sky: Too, like learning and Capella, my spirif shall nof die. Thus spake a fime-worn warrior, who on his deafh-bed lay. Led by our Greaf Spirif, our Monfessori far away. I go fo ioin my brefhren, on fhe land beyond fhe wesf: I shall go wifhin fhe hour, when my Fafher fhinks if besf. Oh, I-Iappy, I-Iappy, I-Iunfing Grounds: Oh, Paradise for mel Wisdom, world famous, for compafabilify Shall be faughf by Medician spirifs, fhere, and I shall learn. Ah, buf I musf face if bravely! I musf gladly fake my fum: I musf leave old friends behind me, buf we'II meef again some day, In fhe land beyond fhe sunrise. Ah! 'Twill seem like yesferdayI Jusf as fhis chieffain leaving Earfh, will find a beffer home, So we, my fellow sfudenfs, fhough differenf frail we roam, Though differenf pafhs we wander, in seeking new success, Will encounfer equal hardships, in fhe search for happiness: lnfellecf or manual, whichever be our fafe. We may be laborers or painfers, a few of us shall feach, And, hoo, we seek for knowledge, be if Iiffle be if greaf, A famous poef, here and fhere, a desfiny for each: Sad perhaps, fhis parfing makes us, leaving much behind, I-low hard fo leave our Alma Mafer, where work and play combined Buf ever o'er The sfony pafh, a mighfy search we lead Toward our I-lappy I-Iunfing Grounds, some wealfhy, some in need. Along fhe narrow, rocky frail a number shall wifhdraw, Laodiceans fhere shall fall, in IndoIence's mow: Buf ever fighfs fhe earnesf, fhe brave courageous soul, Who sfrives on fo fhe finish, foward success's goal: Though handicapped and harrassed, fhis sfudenf ever wins, For him, when high-school days are done, his schooling iusf begins. Yea, Time, The Grand Old I-Iarvesfer, develops every man, Brings ouf his faulfs and assefs, his burdens o'er Life's Span. So lef us seek for learning, as did fhe aged chief, Thaf we may nof all perish on Ignorance's reef: And we may look back kindly, and fhink of our old school, Which builf fhe base of our success, wifh pencil, pen and rule. CECIL ALLERS I 9 3 5 PURPLE AND GOLD

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CLASS HISTORY THE Tribe- Class of l935 -has had many memories. Upon enTering Their new Wigwam of Learning lSenior Highl The l4O or so papooses suddenly devel- oped inTo Braves and Maidens. They were Warriors fighTing now wiTh Their weapons of hands. brains, and soul. Soon a new Chief for our Tribe was needed. The wise men of The Tribe forming a council nominaTed Two worThy represenTaTives of The Tribe. The Braves and Maidens Then gaThered TogeTher To voTe. As a resulT They elecTed Wavy Hair Reeder as Chief. Also in This year our Spokesman of The Tribe was Glibe-Tongue Farnham. The compeTiTors from The surrounding Tribes were easily seT down in rapid succession by our own Brave. Some of The sTrongesT Braves and Maidens from The Tribe were chosen To serve aT The older Tribes' banqueT. The following year The wise men again gaThered wiTh The same resulT as The previous year, ThaT is, The elecTion of Chief Wavy Hair Reeder. ln This year oraTorical honors of The Tribe wenT To Brave Glibe-Tongue Parnham. This year our Tribe gave The annual FeasT of Spring lfo The Senior Tribe. The Heap Big Volcano Fuiyama .l Also This year was marked by The facT +ha+ we had The fasTesT Brave in Michigan Class B Tribes in Ford FleeT-fooTed Hess. The lasT year To be spenT in The beloved Wigwam by our Tribe was a big one in The hearTs of every Brave and Maiden. This year The annual Tribe Book was To be published. A Sfaff was To be elecTed by The Tribe and an able Edifor-in-Chief was needed. So The meeTing place was crowded wiTh I03 Braves and Maidens To elecT Princess Mildred Laughing Eyes Fishman. Affer This elecTion, The elecTion of rulers Took place. Big Brave LiTTle Halfback Wepfer was elecTed as our Chief. During This final year our fooTball playing Braves defeafecl The surrounding Tribes in winning The Heap Big Five Championship . During These Three years we had a Tribe musician of supreme TalenT in our brave Sam Nimble Fingers Kurlandsky. Our Tribe also supplied a previous AssisTanT EdiTor and The presenT EdiTor-in-Chief of The all Tribe paper in Princess Gladys Ever Smiling Gallagher. AThleTic squads were dominaTed by Braves from The Tribe, namely, Braves HiT-'em-hard Haase, Whip-'ern-ouT Wenban, and Fancy-shoT King. Our maidens are noT To be forgoTTen in The line of aThleTics wiTh liTTle Big Princess Base-hiTTer Gibson. We had one who really was a red-skin in The personage of Brave Am-l-Blushing Marrs. One of The big performances of The year was The Tribe play. The leads were Taken by Brave Big-Medicine Man Kelder and Princess LiTTle Dolly Bild. The final acTiviTies were The FeasT of Spring aT which we were guesfs and The graduaTion exercises in which we were graduaTed from This Tribe To launch our careers among sfrange Tribes. JACK LINDEN I 9 3 5 PURPLE AND GOLD 0200



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I 9 3 5 PURPILE CRUMBS CECIL ALLLERS, a suave Frenchman 'ro be. Will leclure on woman psychology. WILBUR AULIE. a sfaunch Republican Will someday be fhe parl'y's man. Blonde Hairl Blue eyesl Dancing famel Irs LORAINE BERKINS looking fhe same. ELIZABETH BlLD'S laughing counfenance ls a mask for common sense. Music and a courfeous manner Are fhe sfars of MABEL BODFISH'S banner. ROYAL BOUGHTON. a kind young man Is fall and lean and fan. A small shy girl is GRACE BRINKS. Buf she isn'f so shy when she winks. A flashy smile or loud crack ls a sign ED SURGE is back. Loads of fun are submerged. In a iolly fellow. FRED BURGE. CORNELIA BUS can work or play As occasions demand each day. GEORGE CALKINS' disposifion and red hair Indicate he hasn'f a care. JAMES CALLAGHAN has been employed by shippers To design models of old-fime clippers. When feacher's noi looking ORA COMPTON sfarfs fhe mischief cooking. He can fake a pun if in fun- WOOD HARLEY weigh a Ion? MAXINE COREY, an afhlefic girl. On fha middle of her forehead wears a curl. BERNICE COUTURIER. fo friends Bunny Has a laugh lhafs brighf and sunny. LORIS DILLEY, a sfenographer by day, ls a ballroom dancer we've heard say. MELBA DOTY who likes mafhemafics ls especially quick af quadrafics. To pay five alimonies, GORDON HAMMOND backs ponies. HELENE DRAKE aspires fo arf- A look af her work shows a good sfarf. Kind acls and campaigns Prevenl CHARLES DYKSTRA'S financial gains. JOHN EBY'S hobbies Keep him away from lobbies. The ambifious work of FRED FEEDORE Has made our dimensions number four. MILDRED FlSHMAN'S sparkling personalily ls a circle of congenialify. ALICE FOSTER can creafe Picfures fhaf are firsf rafe. GLADYS GALLAGHER is modesf and demure. Buf we'll all be surprised I'm sure. Originalify has been CLAIRE GASSlN'S aim And if sfarfed her on The road fo fame. MARY GIBSON is fhe one we hope fo see Secrefary of rhe Treasury. Long winded speeches confinue As Represenfafive GILMAN backs revenue. ROBERT GORDON would laugh all day If you had somefhing funny fo say. Nor fo be heard, buf fo be seen ls fhe moffo of MILDRED GREEN. WALTER HAASE'S foofball is rough. And all opponenfs find if fough. A jolly nafure and being fardy Are The aHribufes of IMO HARDY. Alfhough she's neaf and Irim, We can'f say LOUISE HARRY'S prim. MABEL HENDERSON'S complexion is worfh a million. Add her smile and fhe +ofal's a billion. You can hear a pin drop or a clock fick. If you're wifh someone like MARJORIE HENDRICK. We're all beginning fo wonder why Girls make WESLEY HENRY furn shy. A girl and a brillianf record in frack, Make 'memories of FORD HESS come back. An easy dance sfep or an infricafe one. Are all simple fun 'lo CHARLES HEWSON. ALICE HILL'S liferary abilily ls enlivened wifh versafilify. If being quief is an arf- Being an arfisl is FREEMA HODGES parl. WILLIAM HOFFMAN'S infenfions are good. Buf he can'l' help being misundersfood. MARGUERITE HOPE'S nafurally blonde hair ln modern fimes is an affracfion rare. MARY HOUGI-I doesn'f have fo cram Jusl' before a geomefry exam. CORLYN IREY is always eafing candy Or anyfhing sweel' +haI's handy. CECILE JONES is a good sporl Who meefs circumsfances of any sorf. every way. work each day. afhlefe. GEORGE KELDER, an arfisf in Perfecfs fhe defails of his CHARLES KING, a well known Makes il' hard for ofhers fo compefe. If RUTH KNAPP didn'f affend a pep meefing fhe feam was sure fo 'rake a beafing. FRANCES KRUEGER, a baskelball slar, Has losl' very few games fhus far. - Will Mr. Scheib miss fhe fun When ALBERT KUEBLER'S work is done. SAM KURLANDSKY'S speaking is a riddle - The answer is hidden in his fiddle. If all girls had fhe secref of her success. ELEANORE LARSEN would worry us much less. Bofh our sides we have fo hold, When JACK LlNDEN'S wif sfarfs 'ro unfold. Dimples and a nafural nonchalanf way, Won RICHARD MAGRI a parf in 'rhe Senior Play. AND, 0225 GOLD

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