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

- Class of 1936

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South Haven High School - Ram Yearbook (South Haven, MI) online collection, 1936 Edition, Cover

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Q' JM - 21 - -5 11??5,-mfif-N'ssWQLx1U1.,,1i'1:Q 25153 f E , , 1-1114-'f11,, frm? 5Z'5iL1'lf'L-'11W1' 5:21-F '11 SNC if W: Q., WE 1 1: 1 Q 1 .E 11 11. -1,11 1 E111 ' 1 1j ' 1: 131- ,, 112-9 ?1 , ,,.- 117, 11 1- 1 ,.,1 ' 12111111 131 'f 111' 15 1 3511511 W ug fs 4 1 I 3 L t A ,r, 1 i ' 1 1 f 15 J fr ig , v FOREWORD ln the publishing of this annual we have departed from a few of the customs of the former staffs in the hope that our book will be more enjoyable. We hope you like it. '-PHE ANN UAL STAFF. SHHS 9 DEDICATION VVe, the Class of 1936, wish to express our appreciation to Gilbert A. Scheib for his earliest endeavor in preparing us to meet life's problems. fl x Bbfffif , 3 CALENDAR Sept. 3-School starts. Lots of new kids. Sept. 13-First football game. St. Joseph 3 there. Sept. 21-Muskegon Heights football 5 there. Sept. 28-First home game. Play Niles. Oct. 4-Mid-Quarter marks. Oct. 5--Game with Buchanan 5 there. Oct. 8-Open house - Central and High Schools. Oct. 9-Second home game-Paw Paw. Oct. 9-First School dance. Nice turn- Out. Oct. 19-Game here with Coloma. Oct. 26-Three Rivers footballg there. Nov. 2-Game with St. Josephg here. Nov. 2-Second School dance. Nov. 8-Ooh--lllid-term exams. Nov. ll-More football. Dowagiacg here. Nov. 16-Third School dance. Nov. 22-Teachers' Club Play, Skid- ding . Nov. 26-Glee Club Concert. Pied Piper of Hamlin . Nov. 27--Fourth School dance. Nov. 29-Thanksgiving vacation. Dec. l-More school. Dec. 6-lVIid-Quarter marks. Dec. 6-First basketball game with Bangorg here. Dec. 10-Instrumental Music Concert. The music goes 'round and 'round . Dec. 13-Basketball game with St. Joseph 5 here. Dec. 14-Fifth School dance. Refresh- ments by the Parent-Teachers Associa- tion. Dec. 20-Alumni Day. Lots of the old Grads. back. Dec. 20-We play basketball at Do- wagiac. Dec. 21-Christmas Vacation. Hooray! Dec. 27--Basketball game with the Alumni. Jan. 5-Back to the old grind. Jan. 10-Niles here for game. Jan. ll--Sixth School dance. Jan. 17-Game with Three Rivers there. Jan. 2l+Game here with Paw Paw. jan. 24-Exams! End of first semester. Jan. 24-Return game with St. Josephg Jan. 31-Return game here with Do- wagiac. Feb. 7-Game at Decatur. Feb. 14-Nilesg there. Feb. 15--Eighth School dance. Con- fetti party. Feb. 21-lVIid-Quarter marks. Feb. 21-Return game here with Three Rivers. Feb. 25-Senior High Operetta. Mikado . Feb. 28-Decatur here. Feb. 28-Ninth School dance. lliar. 5-6-7-District Tournament. Mar. 13-Regional Basketball Tourna- ment at Dowagiac. Mar. 17-Boys' Gym Exhibition. Mar. 20-Girls' Gym Exhibition Mar. 27-Spring vacation-at last. Apr. 5--Back again. Apr. 9-Interclass track meet here. Apr. 14--First baseball game. Matta- wang here. - Apr. 17-Senior play, The Queen's Husband . , ' Apr. 17-Track meet with Paw Pawg here. Apr. 21-Baseball game with Covertg there. Apr. 24-lfVe play baseball here with Dowagiac. Apr. 25-South Haven vs. St. Joseph, trackg there. May 1-Baseball game at Lawrence. May 2-Tri-angular track meet. South Haven, and Three Rivers at Do- wagiac. May 5-Lawtong here. Baseball. lVIay 7-lfVe play Bangorg there. lVIay 8-Conference track meet at Do- wagiac. May 12-Baseball, Hartfordg there. May 15-Bloomingdaleg there. Base ball. May l6--Regional track meet. Kala- mazoo. lliay l6-Junior-Senior night. May 22-Last baseball game. Decaturg here. lllay 23-State track meet at Lansing. June 7-Baccalaureate. June 9-Class night. June ll-Commencement. June 12-We gotta go now. Good- there. Jan. 25-Seventh School dance, Campus bye. Mixer. June 15-Washington trip. SHHS 'T'- administration I I 4 Fl I I I M as my-L . A ips- ., if J IWPMMW xggwv FACU DAVIS BAER Physical Education MELINDA CROSBY Social Science ELEANORE DENNERT Latin and Literature i V KATHERINE ELLIS J 1' W-7 Vocal Music AdM , LYNN FREEMAN Manual Arts EVELYN GEERLINGS PIERCE English and Mathematics VIRGINIA GRANT Home Economics and English OTTO GREIN History and Coaching EDWIN GRUNST English and Mathematics HORTENSE GUILFORD 9. . 1 'vvj J French LAU RETTA HALLOC Secretary MARION HAMILTON Physical Education ELIZABETH HATHAWAY English and Social Science CATHERINE HAWLEY English and Librar- J. R. HERVEY Principal, Senior High GEORGE JILLSON Science and Mathematics 'Qehf'-cf: J K EVELYN JOHNSON Mathematics EVELYN KELLY-EH-lflf Commercial , V I THOMAS KERR Agriculture . ' MICHAEL LISTIAK Uu.f:.l-of ' n' ntal u ' .v Mat atics an e anship CAROL MEYER English and Public Speaking L. C. MOHR Superintendent an DOROTHY PATNMSED is Home Economics A 1 A -has LOUISE PORTER ' Q9-:KTA Mathematics BERNICE RASMUSSEN Commercial FREDERICK ROGERS Latin and English GILBERT SCHEIB Economics and Am. Government WILAMENA SCHNOOBERGER Chemistry and English . ALONZO WIEREN , f' , N Science and ,. ,1 NEVA WILSON Secretary SHHS 6 THE TEACHERS' CLUB Pgexidenl . . . CAROL MEYER ,Vi2lQfF5idI'7lf VVILAMENA SCHNOOBERGER S rctary . . LOUISE PORTER Tgeaxurer ..... OTTO GREIN he Teachers' Club began its activities for the year with a beach party welcoming the new teachers. With a Lake Michigaifsunset for the background, good food and sociability combined to provide a jolly reception for the ten new members: Louise Coleman, Caroline Linnell, Caryl Jennings, Jessie Schrier, Beulah Buchanan: Grades, Evelyn Johnson, Linda Crosby, Elizabeth Hathaway, Virginia Grant: Junior Highg and Marion Hamilton: Physical Education. In September a most enjoyable week-end was spent at Pine Lake, where ithe teachers were the guests of the Kellogg Foundation. The Kiwanis-Faculty dinner and the Thanksgiving Banquet have become' an- nual features of the Club's social program in the fall. At the Thanksgiving dinner the Board of Education was entertained. Another outstanding event was a talk by llflr. Mohr on his trip to Yucatan last summer. It not only strengthened the desire for travel but also' gave a keen appre- ciation of the early civilization of Mexico. Once again th'e Club entered the field of dramatics. On November 22, a well chosen cast under the direction of lN'Iiss Carol Meyer presented Skidding , a three act comedy by Aurania Rouveral. It was enthusiastically received. BOARD OF EDUCATION .- During the past yearsi of high school, the class of '36 has more and more realized the efforts and accomplishments of the Board of Education to make high school life more advanced and enjoyable. Although this class as a whole will not benefit by the new vocational building now under construction, we appreciate the outcome of such a favorable enterprise. OFFICERS Prfsidrn! . . J. E. BURGE Secretary .... C. E. DILLEY DR. R. E. KEITHLEY STANLEY JOHNSTON C. L. BEATTY FRANK DEMME I936 7 A THE TEACHERS' PLAY once again the Teachers' Club entered the field of Dramatics. On November 22, a Well chosen cast under the direction of Miss Carol Meyer presented Skidding , a three act play by Aurania Rouverol. It was very enthusiastically received. The play takes pace in a small town in Idaho. In their much lived in but com- fortable home, political battles as well as family battles are engaged? in. At the con- clusion, affairs are straightened out and the aims and ambitions of the Hardy family are realized. Aunt Milly was a Spinster school teacher but she plans to be future. Andy, the kid brother, who knows it all, gets in the way, and girls. llflrs. Hardy, who maybe doesn't know so much about politics, how to keep her family happy. Judge James Hardy, a good judge who is very anxious about his different in the doesn't like the but does know re-election. Estelle Hardy Campbell, who discovers that her husband isn't so bad after all. Marion Hardy, who won a place in the State Legislature and also a husband. Grandpa Hardy, a dear old man, loved by all. Wayne Trenton III, a very good engineer who succeeds in winning Marion Hardy for his wife. Mr. Stubbins, who is full of good political tricks, and does his best in campaigning for the Judge. Myra Hardy VVilcox, the married daughter who finds Home Sweet Home isn't so sweet after all. CAST Hortense Guilford . Lynn Freeman . Margaret Merrick W. L. Maulsby Marion Hamilton Virginia Grant Alonzo Wierenga Otto Grein . Thomas Kerry Caryl Jennings 8 Aunt Milly . . Andy . Mrs. Hardy Judge James Hardy Estelle Hardy Campbell . Marion Hardy . Grandpa Hardy Wayne Trenton III . Mr. Stubbins Myra. Hardy Wilcox SHHS - gg Q AQ? xx bvgsw 455- classes 'x I sENloR CLASS l , 'Q' 9 , fp'-ggtw'-aff v 'fy , OFFICERS Prr.ridenI . ERDMANN HAASE Vin' Prcsidfnt DONALD WENBAN Secretary , BELLE FISHMAN T reasurfr ..... GLADYS FATE 3 ith the two good old rip-roaring parties of Traditionalists and Anti-tradi- tionalists , the senior class held its memorable election campaign. But in spite of the heat involved. the finale was smoothly carried out, and everyone seemed pleased with the results of the ballot. The people elected were President, Erdmann Haaseg Vice President, Donald Wenbang Secretary, Belle Fishmang Treasurer, Gladys Fate. Dues of one dollar per member was collected this year in order to discontinue the annual benents, which were so burdensome to the previous classes. 'Because of the interest and co-operation of the general senior group, the year proved to be especially successful, ERDMANN HAASE Thrrr 1-wax u man in Thrsmly, And hr -u-ar wundrou: wut. Parliamentary Club '36q Varsity Club '35, '36, Class President '36, Basketball '35, Font- ball '35, lntra-mural Basketball '36, BELLE FISHMAN Come, rake up your hair, and away In us huxte To the Buttvrflys' ball and the Grasshuppers' fnul. Glec Club '34, '35g Ask the Professor '34g Mixed Chorus '34, '35g Home Ee. Club '35g Dramatic Club '36g Commercial Club '34, Class Secretar '36, Baseball '3 3 Basketball X 4 '34, '35, '36, Hockey l34, '36, Assistant Librarian '34, lumni Program '36, Gym Ex- hibition '34, '35, '36. GLADYS FATE l'Il sing you a Jong, though not vrry lang, Yr! I think it as pfrlty as any. Glee Club '34, '35, '36, Girls' Trio '35, '36g Octet '35g Sextet '35g Double Octet '35, Mixed Chorus '34, '35, '36, Ask the Professor 2311, H. M. S. Pinafore '35, The Mikado '36g Home Ee. glub '35, '36g Commercial Clu '34g Substitute Teacher '36g Class Treasurer '36, Gym xhi ition '34, '35, '36. DONALD WENBAN Tru: the ball high! Thrufw the ball Io-w! Vocational Club '36, Varsitg Club '35, '36g Ag. Club '34, '35, '36, Student Council '35, Class Vice President '36, aseball '34, '35, '36, Intra-mural Basketball '36g Gym Ex- hibition '34., '35. SHHS no CLARICE ANDERSON Thi: little maid? so wry small, A mouse could eat her, hat and all. Mixed Chorus ' H M S Pin:tfore '35, Glee Club '35, : 352 - . I. Dramatic Clu '36, Baseball '34, '35, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. JEAN APPLEYARD Ah, there'.r none .fa rare as mn rompan' With a fhild of harmony. Band '34, '35, '36, Orchestra '34, '35, '36, Pit Orchestra '34, '35, '36, String Trio '35, '36' Trombone Quartet '35, Brass Sextet '34, Conducting Club '35, Alumni Program '35, '36, Glee Club '36, Mixed Chorus '36, Ask the Professor '34, H. M. S. Pinafore '35, The Mikado '36, French Workshop '36, Rise and Shine '36, Annual Stall '36, Class Secretar '35, Truck '35, '36, Baseball '34, 6, Basketball '34, '35, '36, Hyockey '34, '36, Soccer '35, jr. Sr. Prom Committee '35, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. HELEN ATHA Come fwhrn you'ro fallrd, Do what yau'rc bid. f N Glee Club '34, '35, '36, Ask the Professor '34, The Mikado' '36, Home hc. Club '35, Dramatic Club '36, Commercial ClubX'34, I Basketball '34, '35, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. DORIS BAILEY 'YJ A, B, C, tumble dofwn D. Thr rat'.r in the fuphoanf and c'an't .ffl mf. Glee Club '34, '35 '36, Ask the Professor '34, The Mikado' '36, IL M. S. Pinafore '35, Home Ec. Club '36, Gym Ex- hibition '34, '35, '36. VIRGINIA BAILEY Hot cross buns! If your daughter: don't likr them, Givw them to your Jon!! Glee Club '34, '35, '36, IL M. S. Pinafort- '35, llume Ec. Club '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. NEIL BARNER .4 good-looking: lad, l Hr ix not -very good, nor at wry had. Chemistry Club '36, Varsity Club '35, '36, Annual Stall '36, Stu- l dent Council '35, Track '34, Basketball '34, '36, Football '33, '34, '35, Queen's Husband '36, South Gate liigh. PAUL BENACKER The rule of thier doth puzzlz' mf, And fraction: driu' me mad. Ag. Club '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. STEVEN BILD Thrn the .fly little Dormouu' Peeprd out of his half. Future- Farmers of America '34, '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '34, Y , 35 36 MARGARET BRADY Will you 'walk into my parlor, Said thi' .tpitlrr lu tho fly? Glee Club '34, '35, Ask the Professor 34, UH. M. S. Pinatort- '35, Home Ee. Club '35, Dramatic Club '36, Substitute Teacherc '35, '36, Student Council '36, Assistant Librarian '35, Alumni grzLmb'36,YMixed Chorus '35, jr. Sr. Protn Committee ' , Ex i ition 34, '35, '36. BETTY BURGE I Jing, I ring, from morn till night, From turf: l'1n frer, my hrart i.r light. Glee Club '34, '35, '36, Girls' Trio '35, '36, Ask the Professor '34, IL M. S. Pinafore '35, The Mikado '36, Lomtnercxal Club '34, Substitute Teacher '35, '36, Student Council '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. JOHN CALLAGHAN Arithmrtic Vw .rtudird ro, It taught me hafw to trade. Chemistry Club '36, Declamation Contest 'SQQ Critic Stall '34, Class President '34, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. LUCILLE CATT Lirllr Quran Pippin una' built a hotrl, Home long and hofw high fwe'rc .turf we-ran't lrll. Glee Club '34, '35, '36, Mixed Chorus '36, ull. M. S. Pinufore '35,Y'Zl'he Mika o '36, Library Club '35, Gym Exhibition '34, 35' 3 - DAN CHADDOCK Little lark-a-Dainty. Hfanted .rugar randy. Vocational Club '36, Track '34, Basketball '34, Football '33 4, '35. ARTHUR CLARKE Wllfn good King Arthur flllfll his land He was a goodly king. Ag. Club '36, tudent Council '36, Class Vice President '35, Foot- ball '33. '34. 'ssz Tfmlis '34, '3s. '36: Varsity Club 35. '36: Future Farmers of America '34, '35, '36,Intrn-mural Basketball '34, Oratorical Contest '36, Gym Exhibition '34, l'-736 II Q if f I IN-Cf JEAN CORRIE 31 Ring the bell, knork ai Ihr door, Than rome in anyway. Glee Club '34, '35, 36, Mixed Chorus '3 , '36, Mixed Octet '35, Ask the Professor '34' H M S Pinal'5ore ' 5 The Mikado '36, Home Ec. Club '36, Rise and' Shine '36, iiasketball '34, 35, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. FRANK CRNKOVITCH The tfwain thai, in lfwining, brforc in Ihr twinr, .41 tfwinr: urn' urmxisird, he now doth untwmr. Parliamentary Club '36, Intra-mural Basketball '34, '35, Football '35, Gym Exhibition '36. BERT DAILEY Thrrz' -was a jolly millrr, Li-vrd on the river Dre. Band '34, '35, '36, Orchestra '34, '35, Pit Orchestra '35, '36, Glee Club '35, '36, Ask the Professor '34, Future Farmers of America '35, '36, Track '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '34. CHARLES DANNISON Old King Cali' -wa.: a merry old soul, find a merry old .foul :wax hr. Band '35, Pit Orchestra '35, Glee Club '35, '36, HH. M. S. Pina- fore '35, Parliamentary Club '36, Student Council '36, Football '35, Boys' Quartet '315, Mixed Chorus '35, '36, jr. Sr. Prom Com- mittee '35, Gym Ex ibition '35, '36. VIVIAN DECKER What are little girl: made of? Sugar and spite, and rvfrything uint. Home Ec Club '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '36. , DORNAN e .tinge of lh'llz'i.rlr .r all the fwhile. Future Farmers of America '34, Travel Club '35, Ag. Club '34, '35, '36, Baseball '34, '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. ERNEST DRAKE I had money, and hp had nonr, And that is the sway the noin' brgun. Vo tional Club '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36, Alumni Pro- m '36. For early to hed, and rurly to rxsr, I: the fway to bv healthy, wealthy, and fwirr. Assistant Librarian '36, Critic Staff '36, Substitute Teacher '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. CLARENCE FOSTER Hr rould Jing, hz' could danrf, Ilr rould read, hr muld fwritz. Band '34, '35, '36, Orchestra '35, Glee Club '34, '35, '36, HH. M. S. Pinaforen '353 The Mikado '36, Dramatic Club '36, Cheer Leader '34, '35, Oratorical Contest '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. CLARENCE FOWLER .4 fro he would a-wooing go, W etlirr his mothrr would let him or no. Glee Club '35, '36, H, M. S. Pinafore '35, The Mikado '36, Mixtd Chorus '35, '36, Ag. Club '34, Dramatic Club '36, Annual Staff '36, jr. Sr. Prom Committee '35, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. HAROLD FRlTZ Littlr Tommy Tiltlrmoutr lilvrd in a lillle house, Hr taught fishes in other 1nz'n'.r ditches. Vocational Club ' 6, Varsity Club '35, '36, Basketball '34, '35, '36, Golf '35, Annual Staff '36. JEROME GERBER Humpty-Dumply .mt on a -wall, Humpty-Dumpty had a grral fall. Vocational Club '36, Varsity Club '35, '36, Football '33, '34, '35: Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36, Intra-mural Basketball '34, '35, '36. LAWRENCE GOULD Nrrdlfs and pint, nn'dlf'.f and pins, Whrn a man marrirr hi: trouhlr begins. Glee Club '34, '35, '36, HH. M. S. Pinafore- '35, The Mikado '36, Dramatic Club '36, Ag. Club '35, jr. Sr. Prom Committee '35, Alumni Program '36, Queen's Husband '36, Gym Exhibition '35, '36, Grand junction. THEOLA GRANT If ihrrz' br' fwit, try In had if. If thrrr hr none, nmfrr mind it. Dramatic Club '36, Student Council '35, Substitute Teacher '36, Jjhlovs FORRY Track '35, Basketball '34, '35 '36, Hockey '34, '36, Cheer Leader '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36, Queen's Husband '36. SHHS I2 RAYMOND GUNTERBERG The only tune he like: lo play Is Over the hills and far away . Vocational Club '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. JERDON HAMLIN My father left me three acres of land e Ldf And I plowed it with m little pen-knife. , Glee Club '35, '36, Mixed Cyhorus '36, H. M. S. Pinafore ' , The Mikado '36, Parliamentaig Club '36, Ag. Club '35, m- mercial Club '34, Baseball '36, ym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. HAROLD HAMMOND j Sing, sing, what shall I sing, Of priate, emperor, or :Af lung. 36 Glee Club '34, '35, ' , ixed Chorus '34, '3S,- '36, Ask t Professor '34, l'l. M. S. Pinafore '35, The Mikado '36, Ag. Club '35, '36, judging '34, '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. MARY HENNS With rings on her hngers and bells on her toes, She shall have musie wherever she goes. A Band '36, Orchestra '34, '35, '36, Pit Orchestra '34, '35, '36, String 'Irio '34, '35, '36, Glue Club '34, '35, '36,,G1rls' Trio '35, Mixed Chorus '34, '35, '36, Ask the Professor '34, H, M. S. P1nafore '35, The Mikado '36, Girls' Sextet '34, '35, String Quartet '34, 35, Cello Quartet '36, Usher Club '35, '36, Conducting Club '35, rmc Club '36, Critic Staff '34, '35, '36, Substitute Teacher '35, '36, Class Treasurer '34, Track '35, '36, Baseball '34, '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36, Basketball '34, '35, '36, Hockey '34, '36, Declamation Contest '34, Assistant Librarian '34, '35. GENEVIEVE HERZOG When she is good, she is very, very good, But when she is bad, she is lzorri . Parliamentary Club '36, Critic Stall '35, Annual staff '36, jr. Sr. Prom Committee '35, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. ROBERT HOAG f .4 'little mouse, for want of stairs, tl kv' Went down a rage to say his prayers. a Ag. Club '35, '36, 'yin Exhibition '34, '35, '36. JJ WILLIS HOAG No, l'll not sell my hddle Q For ne'er a wife in town. Band '36, Orchestra '34, '35, '36, Pit Orchestra '35, '36, Voca- tional Club '36, Student Council '34, '36, Varsity Club '36, Footba ' '36, Alumng Program '36, Queen's Husband '36, Gym Exhibitio 341 '35, 's - - RICHARD HOPE Where's the little boy who looks after' the sheep? He's under the hayeoele fast asleep. 4 Varsity Club '35, '36, Football '33, '34, Gym Exhibition '35, '36. OLIVE HORTON Dame Trot and her rat Lead a prareful life. Glee Club '34, '35, '36, Mixed Chorus '34 '35, '36, Ask the Pro- fessor '34, UH. M. S. Pinaiore '35, The Mikado '36, Usher Club '35, '36, French Worksho '36, Critic Staff '36, Substitute Teacher '35, '36, Student Council,'36, Baseball '34, Basketball '34, Hockey '34, Jr. Sr. Prom Committee '35, Gym Exhibition '34, '35 '36. ESTHER JILLSON I had a little hobby horse, And it was dapple gray. Glee Club '34, '35, '36, Mixed Chorus '34 '35, '36, Ask the Pro- tessor '34, H. M. S. Pinafore '35, The Mikado '36, Home Ec. Club '36, Annual Staff '36, Substitute Teacher '36, Basketball '34, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. . MARION JONES Q 0.142 Z f There's a neat little cloth, in he st oo om it . And forever I'm watrhxng its two little hands. Home Ee. Club '36, Dowagiac. MAURICE JONES Georgey Porgey, pudding and pie, Kissed the girls and made 'em cr ! pramatic Club '36, Track '36, Cross Cilountry '36, Gym Exhibition 341 35- MERTON JON-ES Here stands a post. Who put it' there? A better man than you-touch it iji you dare! Glee Club '34. '35. '36, Mixed Chorus '34, '3 , '36, Boys' Quartet '35, Ask the Professor '34, H. M. S. Ptnaforen 3 , The Mikado '36, Dramatic Club I36' Annual Staff '36, jr. gr. Prom Committee '35, Track '35, '36, Cross Country '35, '36, Gym Ex- hibition '34. ELEANOR KERO To makelyour candles really last, you wi-ves and aids gi-ve Pdf-0. To put them out's the onl way, says little Eleanor Kero. Glee Club '34, '36, Mixed Cllorus '34, '36, Home Ee. Club '35, Commercial Club '34, '36, Substitute Teacher '36, Gym Exhibition 34- '35. '36- l93b ly- I3 flvx Ffh Ska, R KETCHAM sing you a Jong, it'.t not wry long. b '34, '35, '36, lI. M. S. Pinafore '35, The Mikado JANE KILLEAN tdy .to gay, 'zur as the lily and .ffwerl as the May. b '34, '35, '36, Ask the Professor '34, lI. M. S. Pina- ,, The Mikado '36, Mixed Chorus '34, '35, '36, Usher , '36, Parliamentary Club '36, Substitute Teacher '35, '36, :retary '34, Track '35, '36, Baseball '34, '36, Basketball '36, Hockey '34, Assistant Librarian '34, Alumni Program Sr. Prom Committee '35, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. LIA KNAPP ile,, rarkle, Mother Goose, e you any feather: loose? lb '34, '35, '36, Mixed Chorus '34, '35, '36, Girls' Sextet xble Octet '35, Ask the Professor '34, HH. M. S. Pina- Q, The Mikado '36, Home Ee. Club '35, Dramatic Club r and Shine '36, Assistant Librarian '35, Track '35, Base- l36, Basketball '34, '35, '36, Hockey '34, '36, Soccer '35, hibmon 34, 35, 36. 'I KOLLER ' If are little b of? 'or.r and .rrmil.f, and puppy dngx' taill. b '34, '35, The Mikado '36, Dramatic Club '36, Intra- 4, '35, '36, Ag. Club '34, '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '34, trl mme fddllng out of a barn a patr of bag piper under her arm. '34, '35, '36, Pit Orchestra '34, '35, '36, Parliamentary , Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. .AS LARSEN lcuntmoskv 1, ' . I you .tee my fwife, did you ree, did you ser, you .ree my 'wife loohmg for me? :lub '34, '35, Parliamentary Club '36, Critic Stall '34, '35, ack '34, '35, Football '33, Tennis '34, '35, LAUMAN re kwa: a young lady of Leeds, Ipent all of her time in good deedt. lub '34, '35, '36, Home Ec. Club '34, '35, Dramatic Club y , - V t , 1 u Y 7 I ' I . V . .I v ' , . Ib I3 .35 6 it f y 5 t 1 4 I D ual Staff 36 Subsntute Teacher 35 36 Student Council Basketball 34 Hockey 34 Gvm Exhibition '34, '35, '36, LEINS ou alwe or be you dead grind your bone: to make me bread. 4, , '3 , Ask the Pro essor 34, ll, M. S. Pina- , 'The Mikado' '36, Travel Club '36, Track ,35, '36, ral Basketball '36, Cross Country '35, '36. E LIESKE .e Mix: Mufel .mt on a tuffft, ng her turd: and whey. c. Club '36, Rise and Shine ' 6, Baseball '35, Basketball '36, Hockey '34, Soccer '35, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. N LIVINGSTON 'l with hi: pife doe: play fwith .ruth skill, hose -who tear him can newr keep rtill. ' 5, '36, Orchestra '34, '35, '36, Pit Orchestra '34, '35, . lub '34, Ask the Professor '34, Clarinet Quartet '34, g Queen's Husband '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. I LYMAN ure, little lady, dante the hour: by. ub '34, '35, '36, Mixed Chorus '34, '35, '36, Girls' Trio .sk the Professor '34, UH. M. S. Pinafore '35, The ' '36, Oratorical Contest '35, Usher Club '35, '36, Home b '36, Substitute Teacher 36, Student Council '35, '36, '34, jr. Sr. Prom Committee '35, Gym Exhibition '34, key, donkey, old and gray, your mouth and gently bray. b '34, '35, '36, Mixed Octet '3d5, Ask the Professor '34, S. Pinafore '35, The Mika o '36, Ag. Club '34, '35 Qss Country '36, Track '36, Intra-mural Basketball '36, :hibition '34. EY McCARTY 're fwa: a little one-eyed gunner, o killed all the mire tha! died Inst summer. le'34,,'3s,,'s6: Baseball '34, '3s. '36s Football '33, 's4. 'ssc K 1 W MARRS .1 lub 34, 35, '36, Intra-mural Basketball '34- '35. '36, McCARTY o and tfwn, let ur rofue, ayzng, a-playing. orkshop '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36, SHHS I4 W! - CHARLES McCREERY L Nou nappy, Cheek cherry, mouth merry. U Glee Club '36, H. M. S. Pinafore '35, Parliamentary Club '36, Football '35. HENRY McGUlRE Robin-a-Bobbin bent hi: bow. Shot at a pigeon, billed a rrufu.-. ' Dramatic Club '36, Queen's Husband '36, Football '35, Varsity Club '35, 36. EVELYN McLAUGHLIN One, two, three, four, ive, I ran catfh a ,ish ali-ve. Glec Club '36, he Mikado '36, Commercial Club '36, Track '33, '35, Basketball '35, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, 36. V Jesse Mezocea A ,jp Ig Danze, ye merrymen, dante, 41' l For I fannot dance alone! - ' Vocational Club '36, Varsity Club '34, '35, Student Council '35, Basketball '35, '36, Football '33, '34, '35. JANE MERSON She neither laugh: nor Jrniln. But carrie: her fare with a fuer good grate. Glen- Club '34, '35, '36, Mixed Chorus '34, ' 5: '32, Ask the Professor '34,, UH. M. S. Pinafore 'fg ml' e ikado '36, I Usher Club '34, '35, '36, Parliamentary Cub '36, Rise and Shine '36, Critic Staff '34, '35, Substitute Teacher '35, '36, Student' Council '36, Track '35, Baseball '34, Basltetbal '34, '35, '36, Hockey '34, '36, Soccer '35, jr. Sr. Prom Committee '35, Declama- tion Contest '34, Oratorical Contest '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '3 Etsue Maven l Here I am, little jumping Joan, lVhen lwbadyir fwtth me, l'm always alone. s Library Club '36, Assistant Librarian '34, '35, '36, Baseball '34, '35, ' '36, Basketball '34, '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. 1 ELVA MEYER N Currahoo, eurrahoa, Love me, and l'll low you! Y gg Rise and Shine '36, Critic Stall ' 6, Baseball '34, Basketball '35, '36, Library Club '36, Assistant Librarian '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, 36- ARTHUR MYERS Little Tommy Tucker, Sing: for hi: supper. Dramatic Club '36, Student Council '36, Jr. Sr. Prom. Committe '35, Queen's Husband '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. WILLIAM NELSON llfilly boy, Willy boy. Where are you going? Chemistry Club '36, Intra-mural Basketball '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '3s. '35- SUSAN NICHOLS Here'.t .raury Sue, -what .rhall 'we do? Turn her face to the wall until she- tome: to! Dramatic Club '36, Annual Staff '36, Basketball '34, '35, Gym, Exhibition '34, '35, '36. , BESS NORCROSS Twinkle, twinkle, little xtar, Hofw I wonder what you are. -A Glee Club '34, Dramatic Club '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. EDITH OFFNER See a pin and piek it up, All the day you'll ha-'ve good lurk. Home Ec. Club '35, Commercial Club '34, Library Club '36, Assistant Librarian '36. MINNl.E OLIVER There aaa: a young lady toned up in a blanket. J , Seven. time: at high ar the moon. , .0 , Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. ,J EARL OSMAN ? Merry have we met, and merry have we been, v Merry let ur part, and merry meet again. Wcufluuu Club '36s Ag- Club '34, '35, 1359 Judging '34, '35- ,,.5v. I936 is .. K- w fr' 'I rd li,- iv MARCELLE PIERCE If Pd as mush mone a.v 1 could tell, I never would ery olill clothes to sell. Bandl '36, Glee Club '3 '3 , '36, Ask the Professor '34, UH. M. S. Pinafore '35, T'he iflikadd' '36, Mixed Chorus '34, '35, '36, Mixed Octet '35, Baseball '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. MERLE RANSOM There was a little guinea pig, Who, being little, was not ig. Glee Clubs '34, Ask the Professor '34, Chemistry Club '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. LUCILE RETBERG Little Bo-Peep has lost her sheep, And fan't tell where to ,ind them. Glee Club '34, '35, '36, Mixed Chorus '35, '36, UH. M, S. Pinafore '35, The Mikado '36- Home Ec. Club '35, Commer- cial Club '34, 36, Baseball '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36.l SHIRLEY RICE I saw u squirrely in a tree, Laughing, and throwing nuts at me! Ask the Professor '34, Lsher Club '35, '36, Dramatic Club '36, Rise and Shine '36, Substitute Teacher '35, '36, Student Council '36, Track '35, '36, Baseball '34, '36, Basketball '34, '35, '36, Hockey '34, '36, jr. Sr. Prom Committee '35, Class Treasurer '35, Assistant Librarian '34, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. WILLIAM ROBINSON Old King Bill went up the hill with twenty thousand men,- Old King Bill came down the hill und nz er went up again. Band '34, '35, Glee Club '36, Mikado '36, Vocational Club '36, A . Club '34, '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. I 0 lb UMIEZ ckeleem, pseheleem, pummis-stone, What is the news, my beautiful one? Ag. 'Cgub '34, '35, '36, Basebal '34, '35, 36, Varsity Club '34, 35' 3 - Bobby Sha to'.r gone to sea, Silver bue les on his' knee. Vocational Club '36, Commercial Club '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36- JEROME RYFNA JAMES SCHNAKE Pinrhing, plodding Jimmy Clide, labored hard for money, When e got it then he died, and left it all tn sonray! Ag. Club '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36, ross Coun- try '35. DONNA SCHEIDT High diddle doubt, My mndle'.t out! Glee Club '34, '35, '36, Mixed Chorus '34, ' , '36' Ask the Professor '34, H, M. S. Pinaforc '35, 'vllhe Mikado '36, Home Ec. Club '35, Dramatic Club '36, Basketball '34, Assistant Librarianl '35, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. CLEMENT SCHULMAN Awake, arise, pull out your eyes, And hear what time of da . Chemistry Club '36, Varsity Club '36, '36, Basketball '35, '36, Tennis '34, '35, '36, Intra-mural Basket all '35, Gym Exhibition '35. ANNA SEILER Brow brinlfy, eye winlzy, Chin choppy. Commercial Club '36, Substitute Teacher '36, Baseball '34, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36, Assistant Librarian '35. BERNARD SMITH When I was a little bo , I had but little wit, And though vast years lhwe rolled by, I haven't than ed a bit. Ag. Club '34, '35, '36, Baseball '34, '35, '36, Int-ra-muralg'34, '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35. BETTY SMITH 4 Said one little dog tal the other little dog, If you don't talk, wh , I must. Glee Club '35, '36, UH. S. Pinafore '35, The Mikado '36, Home Ec. Club '36, Commercial Club '34, Baseball '34, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. PEARL SMITH Thr fair maid who, the hrs: of May, Goes to the held: at break of day. Glee Club '34, '36, Mixed Chorus '36, The Mikado '36, Gym Exhibition '36. SHHS I6 MARGARET SPERTI For rwrry ffuil under Ihr :un Thfrr ir a rnnedy-slu' ir une. Glee Club '34, '35, Mixed Chorus '34, '35, Ask the Professor '34, IL M. S. l'inafore '35, French Vk'orkshop '36, Home Ec. Club '35, Substitute Teacher '36, Assistant Librarian '35, jr. Sr. Prom Committee '35, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. RAYMOND STEDMAN Yankfr Doodlr mmf In tumvn, riding on n puny, Sfurk a frather in hi.: hal and railed il rnamroni. Vocational Club '36, lntra-mural '34, '35, '36, Football '34, Tennis '35, Varsity Club '34, '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. GERALDINE STELL What'.f the rzmcx nf Ihr tiny, Good nrighbur, I pray? Dramatic Club '36, Student Council '36, Gym Exhibition '34- '35. '36. LUELLA STIEVE .4 :umhiny .rlzouer IVun'l lzut half an hour. 4, Glee Club '34, '35, '36, Mixed Chorus '34, '35, 36, . sk the Pro- fessor '34: UH. M. S. Pina.fore '35, The Mikado '36, Home Ec. Club '35, Commercial Club '34, 36, Substitute Teacher '36, Baseball '34, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36, HERBERT STREETER The greedy man fwho sits, and bites bits out of fv1al1':,' Or flsr takrs up ihr .4lmanar and gnhblri all the Jalan' Glee Club '35, '36, The Mikado '36, M?ed.Cl1orus 34, '35, '36, Dramatic Club '36, Student Council '34i rack '34, '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. - CARL STUENKEL Hr .tloutly dr'r'larr.r lr Ihr point of his knifr, Hz' nrfvrr look lull ofva nmuxf in hi.r lifr. Parliamentary Club '36, Queen's Husband '36, Track '35, '36, Football '34, '35, lntra-mural Basketball '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36- RAYMOND SUMMERER I. Ilfhrn I fwa: a harhrlnr, I' I li-ved by myself. Chemistry Club '36, Critic '36, Tru ' '36 ntraamural Basketball '34, '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. CECIL SWANSON Hrre Jil: the Lord Mayor! Ag. Club '34, '35, '36, Baseball '34, '35, '36, Football '34, Varsity Club '35, 36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. KEITH THOMPSON Mulhrfw, Mark, Lulzr, and John, Blat: lhr brd that I lir un! Ag. Club '36, Class Vice President '34, Baseball '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '3-M '35, '36. WARREN THOMPSON Litllr Bobby Snrmkx I: rm! fund nf his houkx. Vocational Club '36, Ag. Club '34, '35, Baseball '34, '35, '36, Foot- ball '34, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. VERA TILL Liftle girl, little girl, llfhrre have you been? Glee Club '35, Mixed Chorus '53 ll, M. S. Pinafore' '35, Dramatic Club '36, Commercial Ciub '34, Baseball '34, Gym Ex- hibition '34, '35, '36. FRANKLIN TORP Same kirsrd Ihr kiflfll, and .mmf kissed the rat, But I kisred Ihr littlr girl -with the .flfdfw hat. Ag. Club '34, '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. ELEANOR TRIPP Thrrr war a young lady in Surrey llfhu was morn, noon, and night in ll hurry. Glee Club '34, '35, '36, Mixed Chorus '34, '35, '36, Ask the Professor '34, HH. M. S. Pinafore '35, The Mikado '36, Home Ee. Cub '35, '36, Commercial Club '34, Hockev '34, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, 36. ' NYMAN TRIPP Q lVhrrr are you going, My Pretty Maid? Glee Club EI3, 136, Mixed Chorus '35, '36, IL M. S. Pinafore '35, The xka o '36, Class President '35, Prom Committee '35, Track '35, Track Manager '36, Annual Stal? '36, Gym Exhibition '35, Cross Country '34, '35, Dramatic Club '36, Alumni Pro- gram '36. ,, 5 of X ' l936 I7 If I zuuldnl hlw could I? 5 er K ub 34 35 36, Dramatic Club '36, Critic Stal? '35, Sub- 'titute Teacher '35, Hockey '34, Qure-n's Husband '36, Gym 'xhibition '34, '35, '36. JACOB VALENTINE ,'1f1.cay! and do noi rouzr again, I-'or if you do, I'll :hoof you through. ' . . Track '36, Washington Park High School, Racine, VVISCUWIU- EVELYN VALENTINE I 1w0ulllif,l rould, Crh 'I ' , ,' L EDNA VILLWOCK . Trip and go, lzmfw and ho! Up and Joann, to and lro. Glen' 'u ' ,' 5 l Cl b 35 36 Mixed Chorus '35, 36, HH. Nl. S. Pinaf0re '35C The Mikado '36, Home Ea. Club '36, Baseball '34, '35, '36, basketball '34, '35, Gym Exhibition '34, '35 '36 CLARICE VINE Liillf' Tm' Wrr -wont fo im, In a ,'wa-grrfn boat. 'Fla-e Club '35, '36, H. M. S. Pinarorf- '35, The Mikado '36, llomz' EC. Club '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. MARGUERIIE WANK ,QJW ,,5,,,j'f Mary, Mary, quilt' roullary, Hofw dor: your gardrn grow? Ile-e Club '35, '36, Mixed Chorus '35, 36, UH. M. S. Pinafore- 35, The Mikado '36, Commercial Club '34, '36, Home Ee. Club 35, Baseball '34, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. MARTIN WARSHAVSKV ,, ll' 'I ' If ll: rloud: mmf again, rll must likely hafof rain. 'ocational Club '36, Intra-mural Basketball '35, '36, Gym Ex- litiun '3-in '35, '36. MARION WATSON Liitlr Marion? grofwn Jo finr, Sho lim in bed till right or nina lramatic Club '36, Assistant Librarian '36, Queen's Husband 36: Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. Yifnplf burma -um! a fxhing. For to zairh a mlzale. ncational Club 36, Student Council '36, Basketball '34, '35' Golf v1AYNARD'WENBAN 1 ' ' ' 1 H ' 34, '35, '36, Intra-mural Basketball '36, Gym Exhibition '36. 4 im o flock srholar. 1 e Llub 36, The Mikado '36, Varsity Club '35, '36, Voca- 'anal Club '36, Football '33, '34, '35, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. v1ARTIN BENACKER llfitb step: most majntif the .mail did adfvanfz, And hr promised the gazer: a minuff to danrr. llee Club '34, '35, UH. M. S. Pinafon.- '35, The Mikado '36, 'ocational Club '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35, '36. S IDWARD GUMPERT l , . l I I I KBE ASHEN 4 dillrr, a dollar, wlt' A Y 3 l 1 lxtilr rock .tparrofw .ral on a tru, Looking ax happy a.r happy could br. lee Club 36 Mixed Chorus '36, The Mikado '36, Ag. Club 4, '35, Dramatic Club '36, Track '35, '36, Cross Country '36, arsity Club '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '34, '35. al Pztmdtlly oh! this ronrhman tabr: hi: stand, uhm hr men: a llrvliy girl, he lah: hfr ll thx hand. 'lee Clu '36, The Mikado '36, Parliamentary Clbb '36, Gym lxhibition '36. un INQGRHAM :LARENCE LUNDY Round about, round aboul, Magolly-pin, My father lawn good alr, and so do I. and '34, '35, Orchestra '34, Pit Orchestra '34, Alumni Program 54, '35, Track '34, Football '33, '34i Varsity Club '35, '36, Intra- mral Basketball '35, '36, Gym Exhibition '35, '36. Comr my frirmlx, fame out to lflay, The moon doth .thine a,r brig t zu day. he Mikado '36, Bloomingdale High School. .eo SOFRANSKI T f s VC 1 J 'A SHHS I8 gf v JOHN SCOTT Johnny? loo little to whitile, Give him .fame raspberry jam. Glee Club '34, '35, '36g Mixed Chorus '34, '35, '36q Ask Professor '34g H. M. S. Pinafore '35g The Mikado '36g Club ,34, '35, '36g Vocational Club '36g judging '36g Gym hitiun '36. JENS TORP If you'lI giw me your linger, l'll gi-ve you my thumb. Ag. Club '35, 46g Cross Country '35g Gym Exhibition '34, '35, FAREWELL Through the years old forms will glimmer, Ghostly tunes will haunt us with their tonesg Kind eyes will look forward and seem dimmer For the memories brimming in their own. We leave these few words in remembrance of those pleasant days which will for ever provide new pleasures by their memories. We also extend our sincere wish of joy and success to the undergraduates and trust that their work will redound to the benefit of their fellow-students and themselves. I 9 36 --ERDMANN HAASE, fPresident of the Senior Classj I9 MARGARET BRADY VERA TILL ESTHER JILLSON JEAN APPLEYARD MARY HENNS I B'ESS NORCROSS GLADYS FORRY JEAN APPLEYARD EVELYN VALENTINE PATRICIA KNAPP SHIRLEY RICE CLARICE VINE MARIE LAUMAN MARION WATSON JANE MERSON ESTHER LYMAN BELLE EISHMAN JANE MERSON OENEVIEVE IIERZOO BETTY SMITH EVELYN VALENTINE ESTHER JILLSON JANE MERSON ELEANOR KERO BETTY BURGE OLIVE HORTON MARIAN JONES MARY JANE KILLEAN JANE MERSON THEOLA GRANT MARION WATSON WHO'S WHO M ost Popular Best Looking Cutest Most Athletic Most Musical Shortest Tallest Most Talented Most Coneeited N oisiest Most School Spirit M ost Bashful F riendliest llfittiest Most Courteous Best Dressed Best Dancer Smartest Most Sareastie Silliest Biggest Bluffer Most Dependable Most Ambitious Best Sport Biggest Flirt Most Serious Most Sophisticated Most Loveable Most Dignifed Most Experienced Laziest NEIL BARNER RICHARD HOPE WILLIS HOAG JESSE MEEKER WILLIS HOAG BERT DAILEY DAN CHADDOCK CLARENCE FOSTER MORTON LIVINGSTON PAUL MARRS CLARENCE FOSTER CECIL SWANSON CLARENCE FOWLER DOUGLAS LARSON JOHN CALLAGHAN HENRY MCGUIRE ABE ASHEVN JOHN CALLAGHAN NEIL BARNER HERBERT STREETER CHARLES DANNISON HAROLD FRITZ ERDMANN HAASE HAROLD FRITZ CLARENCE FOWLER ERDMANN HAASE MORTON LIVINGSTON HENRY MCGUIRE MERTON JONES CLARENCE LUNDY ABE ASHEN SHHS 20 9 CLASS POEM With faces half-smiling, and manner beguiling, We pause with diploma in hand. Yet, can leaving erase every beautiful trace Of that past which seems perfectly grand? From Sophomores so tlighty to juniors so mighty VVe played with each desperate role, And then the next stage turned the mightiest page- As Seniors we sighted the goal. But now that aged Time in his passage sublime Has ordered that we must depart, Although we are glad, still the parting is sad, And a pang of regret claims each heart. For we cherish as dear all the memories here, Which we fondle like wonderful toys. As these gems we recall, how we cling to them all, Our struggles, our heartaches, our joys! But since you won't miss us, you'd probably hiss us For sobbing some woeful, young song, So we swallow the lump that comes bumpety-bump And gallantly whisper, So long! - JERRY 2I 3 Y 4 3 W a 1' . Y 1 A . A :'V A ' . Af, A4,.' . A A 'V , I AV : ff A A A -' , ,- 1 - N 4.4. ,.Z f - 1 ,ig 'gag :M f, . ' A . AA 1'- ., ' f VV f is My ,AV 33, XV' HV! E- ' ' VAVVV . Q' V- ., V -A QU: V V V ij A V. V .V V . 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VV V W lap A , is 2 h.' 3 .N , ' A . M , VV V w V ,f-. , V V V V. ,V,, 'VV A Q5 :VV , A 4 ..,,,.. A ' K ,V.. A. A kv ' -. .I 'V .. a wfxx C7 ' f A V . G , 0 1' 57W t 1 A 0 -A 'S 22 -'- 'uv 1 .h - lf Clif 1-' 'Y' --Jae, ,gg 3-Y 1, ', t U President 5 ALEXANDER SHEK Vice Presidenl . DALE WEPHER Serretary . . . MINA MILLS Treasurer . MARY CELIA MYERS Faculty Advisor . MR. WIERENGA he Junior Class of '36 has participated whole-heartedly in school activities, having members in the Band, Orchestra, Student Council, on the Critic Staff, and also in Athletics. Preparing for Junior-Senior night has occupied much of our time and energy. To raise sufficient funds we have given several skating-benefits and have sold popcorn and candy at the basketball tournaments. Class dues amounting to one dollar are also going to be used to make the junior-Senior Night more enjoyable. I 9 Adams, Mar Altenburg, Virginia Anderson, Harold Andrews, Arthur Aulie, Elmer Austin, Opal Balasick, Ernest Barnes, Gordon Beaty, James Beckwith, Lawrence Behrman, Harold Bernstein, Joe Binder, Marie Bodlish, Marshall Brady, Mary Bridges, George Bridges, Virginia Broo s, Loretta Calkins, Anita Chambers Ruby Clarke, Charlotte Cobb, Norma Cook, Mary Alice Corrie, Ellsworth Crnkovich, Frances Crouse, Robert Damgaard, Margrete Decker, Kenneth Dilley, jean Dornan, Beverly Doty, Ruth Eby, Edwin Edwards, Max Ely, Franklin Ely, Frieda Fahning, Gertrude Fawcett, Betty jean Foster, Edith Fowler, Cleone Fowler, Vivian Franklin, Marian Freeman, Ball French, Harold 36 Roderick, French Gates, Orrin Gaylord, Maxine Gibson, Alfred Gould, Junior Green, Henry Greening, Otto Handley, Ilames Hawver, rene Hemenwag, Robert Hcnney ary jean Hoag, Roberta Holubar, john Jensen, Evalyn Jerue, Geraldine johnson, Anita Johnson, VVayne Katz, Elva Mary Kero, Helen Knox, Charles Ksionzkiewicz Edm Kuebler, Paul Lundy, Frances und McCrimmon, Margaret McLaughlin, Mary McNea, Naomi Mickey, Gladys Mills, Mina Moran, Cloyd Morehead, Georgia Morey, Marguerite Morgan, Rena Morgan, Veryl Muske, Jean Myers, Mary Celia Myers, Robert Nelson, Margaret Niffenegger, aomi Olfner, Wilbur Ott, Wendell Pahl, Theodore Peck, james Pensmger, Virginia Peterson, Edith Poindexter Mary Porter, Allegra Pelja, Klara Reynods, Zelma in Richard, Shirley Robinson, Ma aret Sanford, Harolls Scheidt, Marvel Schlaack, Lack Schlaack, erion Shek, Alexander Shellinbarger, Henry Sill, Mahla Ann Smith, Fred Smith, Philip Sperti, Andrew Stamler, Sam stein, Yale , , Stormes, Betty-lm ' Strobel, Josephine 1' Summerer, Lucille dy f Sundquist, Yvon :HI Sweet, Gayle 170- 'JU ,,, ,Z Symonds, Geral , Szarkowski, Dan Szarkowski, Steve Tait, Charles Teske, Arleen Tiggelman, Sarah Tither, Margaret Valkner, gosephine Vincent, lsie Warner, Alice Warskow, Eleanor Warskow, Louis Watson, Jean Weed, Lyle Wenban, Guy Wilkinson, Ronald Willett, Charles Williams, Henry VVillis, Duane Winkel, Paul t23 .W .,,f ,f It A 7 l SHHS V SOPHOMORE CLASS t the first of this year the Sophomore class .sggsgredl a contest in order to get all their dues in early. At Christmas, baskets of food, donated by the various mem- bers, were distributed to the poor, and on Decoration Day, flowers will be taken over to the hospital. I 9 Prggidenl , DOMINIC TRAGNA Via' President . WARD HAM!-IN Seerelary CATHERINE NIELSON Treasurer . JUNE KENNY ,4dfvi.tor MISS GUILFORD Arkins, Richard Bailey, Eleanor Bailey, Wilma Beaty, Marion Benacker, Irene Benacker, Iris Bennett, Erwin Bennett, Lyle Beth, Mary Bowers, Richard Briggs, Marjorie Brown, Mary Jane Brunson, Charles Brush, Raymond Burke, Irene Bush, Myron Calkins, Florence Carson, Ruby Carter, Edit Chaddock Thelma Charles, foy Clark, Arthur gjark, We:-icy mpton enry Crow, Mary Louise Davis, Jgce Decker, erald Dick, Jean Dornan,'-Gladys Drake, Ercyl Dykstra, john Fole , Violet Fowler, Charles French, Fred Fritsche, Eleanor Fritsche, Gerald Gallagher, Marie Gibson, Edward Gordon, Florence Grano, Angelo Grant, Gordon Haase, Martha Haile, Howard Hamlin, Ward Hankey, George Hankey, john 36 Harboldt Howard Harsch, Marie Hemenwaia Wilda Hewson, 'chard Hinz, Arthur Hoag, Gordon Hodge, Evelyn Hollie, Dorothea Holmes, Walter Horner, Mary Hudson, Loretta Hull, Marian Iverson, Charles Kasishke, David Kenney, Ilune King: El a Kir ner, Lorraine Klipp, Carol Koch, Charles Lackie, Lynn Lamp, Elizabeth Leever, Elma Leever, Richard Leider, Vivian Lilly, Mary Alice Litts, Harr MacDonald: Madelon McMichael, Betty Jane Medwed, Bess Mendelshon, Harriet Mickey, Sidney Murawchik, Melva Nielson, Catherine Nitfenegger, Pauline Ninke, Albert c Northrup, Charline Novak, Edith glivelrf Ellen nt, my Otto, Francis Otto, Richard Overhiser, Doris Overton, Sarah Jane Pahl, Catmrine Patterson, orothy Pearce, Betty Perkal, Louie W Phillips, Eleanor Pioch, Lorraine Plummer, Charlotte Ratclitfe, Thomas Reames, Wallace Reeves, Lucille Reid, Howard Retberg, Alfred Richards, kanette Richards, 'athryn Rob, Richard Rossell, Theresa Rozema, Neil Ruell, Eldon Scheiwe, Kenneth Schulenburg, Arthur Sherman, Richard Siebert, ack Slentz, une Smith, ames Smith, Josephine Snyder, Stephen Spelman, Jack Starks, Chester Steinbacher, Pauline Stone, Sherman Stormes, James Suhr, Dw1iFht Thomas, ancy Torp, Marie Tragna, Dominick Trump, helen J Trom , Lysle Twitchell, Franci ' Valentine, Helen Villwock, Ernest Wark, lean Warnic e, Bernard VVenban, Ethel Wenhan, Ruth Whitlow, Phelps Wilkinson, Ro ney Wood, Ruby Vlfimerstein, Louis 25 will DEAR SOPHOMORES: WE HOPE THEY BRUISE EASILY!! We love the dear Sophomores with manner discreet, Without whose acquaintance no life is complete. VVhat matter if once in a while they seem rough? The cute little darlings- they mean well enough! Their voices enchant us, their laughter may taunt us, CBut the Hjokesy' they have pulled will live ever to haunt us!! When shy, they intrigue us, their boredom is chilling, Their amateur airs of aloofness are killing. As down through the hallway We witness their flight, YVe finally think old man Darwin was right. They park on our doorstep and clutter the hall And give for their presence no reason at all. But, sweet little Sophies, ah, dear little elves! VVe love you, for once, VVE WERE SOPHOMORES 26 OURSELVES -THE SENIORS SHHS X- X11 X 'QQ 'OQQ S6 QQ ivities STANDING: Fowler, Jones, Mr. Hervey, Barner, Fritz, Tripp. SEATED: Herzog, Appleyard, Nichols, Launmn, Alillson. ANNUAL STAFF at the first senior meeting, with a great show of spirit and pep, the seniors voted unanimously in favor of a year hook. After taking the money side of the question seriously into mind, the class voted in favor of class dues. This was a bold move Considering the fact that for many years dues had been thought to be a menace, owing to the presence of a depression in the country. VVith dues as a source of income it did not make conditions necessary for the staff to rely wholly upon the proceeds of the Senior Play, benefits, and candy sales to cover the costs of making an annual. Like the aims of all the staffs of this sort, work was begun with the firm detenni- nation in mind, to turn out a bigger, handsomer, and altogether liner book than ever before compiled. Editor-ill-whiff zlxsistanl Edilor Ffalzzre Ediior r-Yssorialc Editor .lxxofiatw Editor Organizing Edilar .lthlefic Editor Iiuxiness Illanagw' gift Editor . Literary Edifor .AI dlvisnr . STAFF NEIL EARNER MERTON JONES . NYMAN TRIPP srzsAN N1cHoLs MARIE LALTMAN ESTHER JILLSON . HAROLD ERITZ CLARENCE EOWLER JEAN APPLEYARD GENEVIEVE HERZOG . J. R. HERVEY 28 S HHS ,A , ,ff ku v Q v 1 v STANDING: Clarke, Gallagher, Gilbert, Tail, iif'lTll'lHVZly, Larsen, Livingston, Ratclilfe, Strinhacher, Richards. Miss Dennert. SEATED: Valentine, llorton, llenns, Brown, Forty, Morey, McNeal, Meyers. CRITIC STAFF spiring young journalists of the Critic Staff this year have carried on their ceaseless quest for news of South Haven High School, which the Tribune so generously publishes weekly. llliss lfleanore Dennert again assumed the duties of advisor. lllembership in the National Scholastic Press Association was renewed with its valuable critical service. The '35 Critic received a rating of Excellent hy this or- ganization. Staff members have diligently labored this year with last year's criticisms in mind, aiming to raise even higher the standard and achievement of the IQ36 South Haven Critic. STAFF Ifdilof-in-Chief Mary llenns ,-lssixlanl Editor Naomi McNeal Literary Editor . Olive Horton flxrisfanl . . . Rohert Hemenway Sports Editor . . Douglas Larsen .lssislanis . . Marguerite Morey, Charles Tait Feaiure Edilors . . Charlotte Clarke, Shirley Richard .-Issistanls . . Marie Gallagher, Pauline Steinhacher Reporter: . Thomas Ratcliflie, Morton Livingston, Mary Jane Brown Junior High Rfparifr .... Theodore Gilbert Typist: . . Gladys Forry, Evelyn Valentine, Elva Meyer :ldfl,'i.rar .... Eleanore Dennert I936 29 TOP ROVV: Drinnison, M. VVrnhan, Meeker, Sperti, Edwards, Bndlish, SECOND ROVV: Moran, Myers, Clarke, Brady, Rice, Stell, Hong, Mr. Hervey Fir xt Selllvsfw' ETHEL WVENBAN JOSEPIIINE SMITH BETTY BIIRUE OLIVE HORTON ARTIIIIR MEYERS PAIYLINE NIFFENEG JESSE MEEKER MAX EDYVARDS ARTHVR CLARK MARGARET BRA DY CLOYDE MORAN CLARENCE LVN DY GER 'l'IIlRD RUIV: Smith, Pierce, liurge, Puhl, Carson, E. VYQ-nhnn, Horton, Merson STUDENT COUNCIL Scmrza' Sl'lIIFXff'F MR. IIERVEY RUBY CARSON GERALDINE STELL CHARLES DANNISUN JANE MERSON JOHN HANKEY NVILLIS HOAG ANDREVV SPERTI CATHERINE PAHL SHIRLEY RICE MARSHALL BODFISH MAYNARD NVENBAN BETTY PIERCE his year the dances have been more successful and have been made more enjoyable by having refreshments served at the end of the dance. The Sponsor 'Groups of Senior High School have elected a new Student Council for the new semester, that more people may have a chance at planning social functions. 30 SHHS N I IS it I STANDING: Kern, Lyman, Mills, Valentine, Myers, lkleCrimmon, I.:nnnnn, Clarke, VI'nrner, Richards. SE.-Yl'El7: McNeal, Mersnn, Rice, Mr. Hervey, Henna, Killann, llnrton. THE USHER CLUB his group of girls from Senior High School in their snappy, black and gold uniforms are always ready for emergencies. They are always prepared to show people to their seats, take tickets or aid in other ways. Every year those sophomore girls who are interested are allowed to apply and are then rated in scholarship and by the teachers according to personality and ability to meet the public. Each year at the time of the Senior Play, the Senior members are voluntarily droppd out and their places filled by the newly chosen sophomores. Klembers of the Usher Club are: .IANE MERSON Cl-IARLOTTE CLARKE OLIVE HORTON HELEN KERO MARY HENNS MARGARET MCCRIMMON MARY AI. KILLEAN NAOMI MeNEAL SHIRLEY RICE ALICE VVARNER MARIE LAUMAN SHIRLEY RICHARDS ESTHER LYMAN MINA MILLS EVELYN VALENTINE MARY CELIA MYERS MR. HERVEY l 9 3 6 3I GIRLS' GLEE CLUB his year the girls' glee club, under the direction of Miss Ellis, was the largest it has been in many years. During the term the girls participated in the operetta and two concerts, one in the fall and one in the spring. Following are the members of the glee club. Helen Atha Mary Adams Nora Welch Gladys Fate Eleanor Tripp Esther Lyman Marcelle Pierce Pearl Smith Veryl Morgan Sara Tiggleman Martha Haase Man Dilley argery Hendrick Clarice Vine Florence Calkins Anita Calkins Ella King, Lorraine ioch Betty Smith Betty Burge Mary Hough Eleanor Warskow Vivian Fowler Donna Scheidt Loretta Brooks Marvel Scheidt Eleanor Bailey Virginia Bailey Marie Gallagher Jean Corrie Doris Bailey Elsie Vincent Irene Burke Jeanette Richards Marjorie Bri gs Bess Medwemf Ruby Carson Ethel NVenban Lane Merson vonne Sundquist Iris Benacher Pauline Steinbacher Sara Jane Overton Olive Horton 'Mina Mills Esther Jillson Frances Twitchell Clara Relja Doroth Hollie Edith Eoster Jean Watson BOYS' GLEE CUB Luella Stieve Marguerite Wank Lucil e Retberg Mary Beth une Kenne lviadelon MlcDonald Eleanor Kero Cleone Fowler Evelyn McLaughlin Edna Villwock Mary Henns Mar jane Killean Lucille Catt Roberta Hoag Allegra Porter Elma Leever Lucille Reeves Gail Sweet Ruby Wood Betty Jean Fawcett Betty Ott Elva Mary Katz Marie Binder Ruby Chambers Patricia Knapp n the bi-weekly meetings and many extra meetings, the Boys' Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Ellis, took a very generous share of the work necessary in pre- senting the annual High School operetta and the concerts. Due to the ellorts of Miss Ellis and the co-operation on the part of the boys, the Glee Club has made a very good name for itself in the past months. A. Asl-ten M. Benacher G. Bridges H. Compton T. Defazio C. Fowler I. Gould E. Gumpert VI. Hamlin H- Hammond Accompanist--lllarjor VVL Holmes W. Ingraham W. Ketcham P. Kuebler J. Koller A. Leins P. Marrs C. McCreery K. Pierce J. Peek W. Robinson ie Ann Nlaulsby Sofranski J. Schlaack L. rrzmwrvgrf 32 Shellenbarger Warsiow SHHS l - V2 --i-W . OPERETTA with the picturesque setting of the sacred Klt. Fujiyama as a background, the mixed chorus, under the direction of Bliss Katherine Ellis, once again achieved a suc- cess, this time in the presentation of Gilbert and Sullivan's very well-known light opera, The Mikado. Nanki Poo, the son of the Rlikado of japan, disguises himself as a wandering minstrel in order to avoid marrying Katisha, an elderly lady of the court. During his wanderings he meets Yum Yum, the ward of Kolio, Lord High Executioner of Titipu, and they immediately fall in love. However, Yum Yum is engaged to be married to her guardian, Kolio. The rest of the story concerns the trials and tribula- tions of the young lovers, until in the end, love finds a way, and Nanki Poo and Yum Yum are married. CAST The Mikado of Japan ...... Clarence Foster Nanki Poo, the Mikadds son disguised as a wandering minstrel Ronald VVilkinson KoKo, Lord High Executioner of Titipu . . . Lawrence Gould Pooh Bah, Lord High Everything Else Merton jones Pish Tush, A Noble Lord . . Duane Willis Yum Yum . . Edith Foster Pitti Sing Gladys Fate Peep Bo . Esther Lyman Katisha . . jane Merson School Girls and Nobles Mixed Chorus I936 33 CLARINETS CYMBALS DRUM MAJOR JUNIOR WHEELER PICCOLO JIM MOREHEAD FLUTE IVNE KENNY VVILDA HEMENWAY PEGGY MALLILIEU OBOE ROBERT HENNS BAND 5 SAXOPHONES DVANE WILLIS BERT DAILEY VVILLIS HOAG CORNETS RAYMOND PEKIE EDVVARD GIBSON CARL HANSON ELMER AULIE BARITONE DON LANE BASSES EDWIN EBY CLARENCE CHRISTIAN SNARE DRUM HENRY SHELLENBARGER HARQLD SANFORD CHESTER STARKS CHARLES HOLUBAR PAUL STIEVE ARTHUR PARKS FRENCH HORN MARY HENNS ROBERT ELLIOT WILLIAM JOHNSON HOMER OPLAND BASS DRUM CLARENCE FOSTER MARY CELIA MYERS MORTON LIVINGSTON MARY LOUISE CROW GORDON BARNES FREDRICK SERVATIUS VIRGINIA BRIDGES JOHN HOLUBAR EDNA BURNS OPAL AUSTIN LAVINIA CARR MADALON MCDONALD MARCELLIE PIERCE GLENN KENNY SAM STAMLER TROMBONES JEAN APPLEYARD ROBERT HEMENVVAY JOHN EBAY KEITH PIERCE BFRTON SHERMAN TYM PANI ALICE WARN ER 34 SHHS 3 I W r 4 - ORCHESTRA fs. FLUTE VIOLINS-First CICLLOS JUNE KENNY WILDA HEMENVVAY PEGGY MALLILIEII OBOE ROBERT HENNS CLARINETS MARY CELIA MYERS GORDON BARNES VIRGINIA BRIDGES MARY CROW SAXOPHONES DUANE VVILLIS BASSOON HELEN WARNER CORNETS RAYMOND PEKIE EDWARD GIBSON HENRY SHELLENBARGER I936 ANITA JOHNSON NAOMI MCNEAL MARY MCLAUGHLIN WILLIS HOAG PATRICIA RYAN MARY KURLANDSKY BEVERLY SPRAGIIE NORMA COBB VIOLI N S-Second MARGARET ROBINSON JUNE SLENTZ MARY BETH PAULINE STEINBACHER JACK SPELMAN SARAH JANE OVERTON CHARLOTTE PLUMMER ELLA KING VIOLAS FRANCIS ELLIOTT TONY DEFAZIO DOROTHY DUBUISSON TRO M BONE JEAN APPLEYARD KEITH PIERCE ROBERT HEMENVVAY MARY HENNS MARGARET MCCRIMMON JUNE ZASECK JOSEPHINE SMITH KATHRYN RICHARDS BASSES IRENE BENACKER HOMER OPLAND SNARE DRUM HAROLD SANFORD VVILLIAM JOHNSON BASS DRUM SAM STAMLER T YM PAN I ALICE VVARNER 35 , SENIOR PLAY , 4-fe If , he Queen's Husband , by Robert Emmet Sherwood, is the play selected by Miss Nleyer as this year's Senior production. The story takes place in a mythical kingdom, situated in the North Sea. Princess Anne loves her father's secretary, Granton, but her mother insists that she marry a prince she scarcely knows. Her father, King Eric VIII, helps her elope with Gran- ton, and then is left to face the music-and his wife. When his dominating Queen travels to North America, a dictator tries to assert himself, and the people revolt. Eric handles the crisis with nonchalance and charm, proving himself master of the situation. The King is merely a figurehead whose kindness and sympathy make him appear weak. Northrup. A haughty, dominant, explosive man of action. Birten. A quiet and smooth diplomat. Granton. The very handsome and well-mannered secretary to the King. Dr. Fellman. He is of the theoretical, professorial type, a member of Parlia- ment. Laker is an anarchist with the threat of intellectual force. Prince Williani. Graceful, pleasantly-mannered, and rather attractive withal, but despised by his betrothed, Princess Anne. Phipps. A servant with a love for ceremonial formality. Major Blent. Honest and straightforward of character. The Queen. Born to the purple' and wears it with a superb air. She is extra- ordinarily imiperious. Princess Anne. An attractive, every day sort of girl, completely fed up on her ex- alted position. CAST Frederick Granton Phipps . . Lord Birten Pentley . Princess Anne . Queen Martha . First Lady in VVaiting Second Lady in VVaiting General Northrup . King Eric VIII Major Blent . Soldiers . Dr. Fellman Prince VVilliam Laker . . Willis Hoag Morton Livingston H-enry McGuire Marion Watson Evelyn Valentine Margaret Brady Belle Fishman Theola Grant Carl Stuenkel Lawrence Gould . Albert Leins Arthur Myers, Arthur Clarke . Neil Barner john Callaghan Erdman Haase SHHS 36 DECLAMATIONS AND ORATIONS on the 26th of February the annual Oratorical and Declamation contest was held in Central Auditorium. Competition in both groups was keen, with Clarence Foster, Jane Merson, and Erdniann Haase being chosen from public speaking classes to enter the contest. Clarence Foster was awarded first place however, with his oration The Tenth Blau , dealing with inequalities suHered by the negroes of America. Jane lklerson presented a fine oration entitled The Emporer's Robe and Erdmann Haase presented Tremendous TriHes . All orations were well given and the con- testants all deserve honorable mention. Elsie jensen, presenting the declamation Intolerance Still in a very fine manner was awarded first place. Delores Hudson, giving Acres of Diamonds and Dorothy Patterson with the well known declamation, Ropes , received places. The winners of these two groups, Clarence and Elsie attended the sub-district contest held in April. POST GRADUATES his year twelve Post Graduates came back to continue their education at their Alma Mater. They have held their own class meetings under the guidance of Miss Rasmussen. On the 15th of February they sponsored a Valentine Dance. This group consists of: HELEN BURGE MARGARITE HOPE LORIS DILLEY MARY HOUGH F, JOHN EB'Y PHYLLIS MURPHY , MARY GRANT EVELYN PETERSON ' MABLE HENDERSON KEITH PIERCE MARJORIE HENDRICK MARGUERITE WHEATON ALUMNI DAY PROGRAM I ' n spite of the stormy weather, many of the former students enjoyed the program. A short Christmas play was presented entitled What, no Santa Suits . lUr. Grein and Mr. Jillson presented athletic awards. The class of '35, represented by Nlary Plummer, presented a sum of money to the school to help in buying a new talk- ing picture machine. The last part of the program was devoted to an Amateur Program . l936 37 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB he Home Economics Club which consists of Senior High Girls meets every other VVednesday from 7:00 P. RI. to 8:30 P. M. During the past year they have sponsored a school dance similar to a College Cam- pus lIIixer. The holidays were celebrated in a unique manner-Thanksgiving baskets were distributed to the poor-Christmas carols were sung-Easter, a tea was held. In, April the Club went to Chicago and visited the Hull House, Armour's lNIeat Packing Plant, the Field lkluseum and other points of interest. President ..... HELEN BURGE Vice Prexirlrnf . BETTY BURGE 1-Ifhletie Ujfirer LORETTA HUDSON FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA his year the Future Farmers of America have been very active. In the Judging Con- test at the Hartford Fair they placed in three eventsg live stock, fruit, and grain- while their booth took second place. The F. F. A. sponsored the rural agriculture show. 176 students from 21 rural schools took part. In the fall on Rural-Football Day 125 students were entI2rtained. In the spring the F. F. A. in co-operation with the South Haven Athletic Association sponsored a Rural Athletic Day-also in the spring the annual Father and Son banquet was held. President ..... FRANKLIN ELY Vice Presidenl . WARD HAMLIN Treasurer . DAVID KASISHKE Reporter . GEORGE HANKEY Gate Keeper .... LYLE WEED BOARD GF DIRECTORS TONY RITMIEZ ARTHUR CLARKE EARL OSMAN BERNARD SMITH I I DoN WVENBAN SENIOR HIGH CLUBS his year every Senior High teacher has sponsored a club, which meets every other VVednesday during school hours. F Clubs Sponsors Dramatic . . MISS MEYER Chemistry . MISS SCHNOOBERGER Commerfial . . MISS RASMUSSEN Jr. Sr. Nile . , MR. WIERENGA Frenrh lVorkshop MISS GUILFORD Parliamentary . . MR. SCHEIB Crilir . . . MISS DENNERT Vorational . . . . MR. GREIN Future Farmers of .flmerira MR. KERREY Tra-vel . . . MISS KELLY Current Efvents . . MR. ROGERS Library . MISS HAVVLEY SHHS 38 I .1 ,w S WWW WJ A 6.0 ZW sig' '1 fe.. athletics , -si.. Ani il' y TOP ROVV: Wepfer Schlaack, Schiele, Corrie, Mickey, Tragna, Le Mieux, Dailey. SECOND ROVV: Hess, Miles, Smith, Merton jones, Maurice jones, Leins, Stuenkel, Defazio, Coach jillsuu. THIRD ROVV: Moran, Gump:-rt, Sperti, Streeter, Sankofski, Holubar, Slenrz. l Ol'RTll ROVV: Sifhrfl, Edwards, Tripp. TRACK I935 although small in the number of numeral men, the 1935 yearling squad, with Coach slillson in charge, boasted several men of exceptional ability in track events. Among the lettermen who figured prominently in the gathering of points were Captain Slentz in the pole-vault and hurdles and Captain-elect Gumpert showing up well in the mile run. The first meet of the season was the annual interclass meet. The seniors took nrst place with SOM points, followed by the juniors with -ll and the sophomores with 2951. Harold Slentz was high point man, giving him the honor of having his name engraved on the interclass cup. VVith most of his men new to the cinder path, Coach Jillson's squad surrendered the Van Buren County Championship to Paw Paw, last year's State Champions in Class C, with a scorce of 59M to 4-lk, the first win the Redskins have scored over a South Haven track team in five years. The meet was featured by the brilliant in- dividual performance of Alan Smith of Paw Paw. Slentz led the locals with H- points. South Haven lost its second track meet of the season to St. joseph in a closely contested meet by a score of 55M to 4856. In the quarter-mile, four Purple and 'Gold runners crossed the tape before a single St. Joe runner arrived. Niles veteran trackmen were too much for the newly organized Purple and Gold track team and completely submerged the locals 86M to l7f4. VVith the well-oiled, experienced team, the Nilesmen swept. every first place except the high-jump in which three Nilesmen tied with Slentz. CContinued on Page 505 SHHS 40 STANDING: Maurice jones, Schnake, Leins, Merton jones, Coach jillsnn. SEATED: Corrie, Torp, Gumpert, Marrs. CROSS COUNTRY I935 he squad started the season with only two of its members having any cross country running experience. This sport is gaining popularity each year since it has been revived. The Hrst meet of the season was with Niles. All the members of South Haven team placed very close together. But this was offset because Grimes and Metzger of Niles, took home the first two places. The score was 34 to 21. Bud Gumpert returned to his old form in the interclass race and took first. This made him eligible to have his name engraved on the silver cup presented by Arthur hloore. Second and Third places were taken by lvlerton jones, and Ells- worth Corrie. The team placed second in the Regional hleet with a score that showed Niles that South Haven was still in the running. This made the team eligible for the State meet held at Ypsilanti in which the team did not compete due to expense. The final lap of the season was an Invitational Race sponsored by Kalamazoo Central. Coach -Iillson's harriers furnished six men. Gumpert placed fourth, Mertoii Jones eighth, and E. Corrie eleventh. South Haven as a team won first place, beat- ing Kalamazoo, the Class A Champions, and Niles, the Class B Champions. Letter Certificates were awarded to lierton jones, Captain, IQ. Corrie, Cap- tain-Electg lid. Gumpert, A. Leins, J. Schnalce, J. Torp, and Nlaurice jones. Captain was elected at the end of the season. l936 41 X J . Nl TOP ROVV: Hamlin, Szarkowski, Ruell, Litts, French, Dornan. SECOND ROVV: VVepfer, Stuenkel, VV. Thompson, Swanson, Tait, Bennett, Coach Baer, K. Thompson. THIRD ROVV: McCarty, Smith, Rumiez, A, VV:-nban, Overhiser, Saukofski, D. VVenhan. BASEBALL I935 rospects for a strong baseball team were good with Captain Allan VVenban, star third sackcr, B. Smith, D. VVenban, Sankofski, Wepfer, A. Overhiser, 1N'IcCarty, and Rumiez as the returning lettermen. Coach Baer called the first practice session early in April but because of the bad weather only a few practice periods were- per- mitted which largely resulted in the defeat of the Purple and 'Gold nine in the first practice game with Gobles. VVithout getting a hit Gobles was able to walk around the bases for five runs to two for South Haven. Coach Baer's nine turned in its first victory of the season by completely routing Covert 18 to 3 in a slugging feat in which Overhiser and Smith both hit circuit blows. Gobles was next on the schedule. Lefty Smith pitched for the locals striking out nine batters and allowing only three hits. The Purple and Gold scored 17 runs on 12 hits to shut out the Gobles nine, 17 to 0. Dowagiac, away from here, was our next opponent. South Haven lost by the heart-breaking score of Z to l to the Chieftains who had returned to baseball once again. This contest was well played by both teams. The next jump was to Lawton. Lawton threatened to score in the final period but South Haven managed to come on top with a 4 to 3 score. Captain Wenbaii was the hero of the game by scoring 3 out of the 4 runs. The tide was turned slightly against us because of our lack of practice during the week and the Purple and Gold nine was barely able to eke out a 5 to 4 victory over Hartford. SHHS 42 BASEBALL qconnn South Haven won their third straight conference victory by defeating Bangor 3 to 1. Captain Allan Wenban allowed the strong opponent nine only 5 hits. Decatur was next in line and in a nip and tuck battle South Haven received its first conference defeat when Decatur put across a run in the final inning to win 8 to 7. The last game of the season saw the Purple and Gold nine playing their sloppiest ball of the season and booted away all hopes of a county championship when they lost to Bloomingdale 5 to 1. In the county championship there was a three way tie between Bloomingdale, Decatur and Bangor, with Bangor coming out as the victor in the playoff. Captain Wetiban who played at third base and also pitcher has been signed to a contract with the Chicago White Sox. This year South Haven should have a winning team, for it will have seven veterans headed by Co-Captains D. VVenban and Rumiez. SEASON'S RECORD South Haven . . . ....... 2 Gobles , , South Haven . . .18 Covert . . . South Haven .. .17 Gobles . . . . South Haven 1 Dowagiac , , South Haven . . . 4 Lawton . . . . South Haven . . . S Hartford . . South Haven . . . 3 Bangor . . . . South Haven . . . 7 Decatur . . . South Haven 1 Bloomingdale BATTING AVERAGES OF LETTERMEN A. Overhiser Sankofski ....... Capt. A. Wenban .. and3B. Bn Smith ....... ...P. ...... D. Wenban .... ..... L . F. ..... . Swanson ..... 2 B, .. Rumiez.. Wepfer .. ..... R, F. ,. McCarty ..... S, S, .. Bennett .... ..... 3 B, . , , l936 43 TOP RUVV: Badfish, Edwards, Holuhar, Ruell, le Mienx, Symonds, Crnknvitch. SECOND RUVV: Moran, Chaddock, Stormes, McCarty, Meeker, Slucnkel, Gerber, Barn:-r, Cnarli llaer. 'l'lllRI3 ROVV: llaxnlin, l l'!'lll'l1, Tait, llaase, Myers, Schlanck, Tragna, Vl'inkel, Clarke. FOOTBALL I935 nine veterans answered the call of Coach Davis Baer and with them a number of sterling recruits from the second team squad of the previous year. A record of five victories, one tie, and three defeats for the l935 season was established. A heavy lille and a fast, shifty backfield gave Coach Baer a scoring machine and an effective defense. A short slump opened the season, but the Purple and 'Gold eleven rallied in time to get into the thick of the Big Five Conference race and placed second when nosed out by St. Joseph. The season was opened with the first night game in the history of South Haven high school at St. joseph. The Bears overwhelm-ed the Purple and Gold 19 to O. The following Saturday, South Haven played llluskegon Heights, undefeated for the past two years, and were crushed 40 to 0. The Purple and Gold eleven took its first encounter of the Big Five Conference by defeating Niles, 7 to O. Lapsing back into their poor early season form South Haven lacked the vitality and the football spirit to defeat Buchanan and remained content with a 7 to 7 tie. South Haven met the Paw Paw Redskins on Ratcliffe field and scalped the braves 17 to 7. Purple and 'Gold eleven won the second game of its Big Five Conference season when they trounced Three Rivers 18 to 7. South Haven took a hard fought game from Coloma by defeating them 9 to 0. SHHS 44 FOCTBALL qconnn St. joseph's yellow-clad tornado-of-strength swooped down on Ratcliffe field to find a fighting Purple and Gold resistance but, proving that the better team wins, the Bears went back home with the Big Five Conference Title and a score of 13 to 0 in their favor. The Purple and Gold defeated the Dowagiac Indians l-if to O to give us the run- ner up honor of the conference and the right to rank next to St. Joseph. Coach Davis Baer awarded varsity letters to the following: Captain jess Meeker-iianied all-conference center--has been regular varsity center for the past three years. The distinguishing characteristic of his plays was his ability to knife through and get his man while on defense. Captain-elect Charles Tait, one of the smallest players of the squad was perfectly at home on the football team. He played regular quarterback for two seasons and will make an excellent leader for next year. Bud Moran, playing his second year of football was changed from tackle to end, Where he certainly made good because of his excellent playing in breaking up interference. He has another year to give for the Purple and Gold. Neil Barner, who played at end for two seasons showed at all times the ability to fight as a linesman. He graduates in June. 'Jerome Gerber, a great defensive tackle, completed on the Conference All-Stars first team. He proved a stumbling block to the opposing plays through the line. He also will be lost in June. Dan Chaddock was picked as the other tackle on the Conference first team. Playing his third year at tackle, he certainly made a name for himself. Carl Stuenkel, another two year veteran and guard, constantly broke up oppo- sition plays and dropped many an opponent behind the line of scrimmage for losses. He also graduates. Frank Crnkovich, earned the position of right guard on Conference All-Stars de- spite only one year's varsity experience. Frank played a good defensive game. Shirley McCarty, guard, because of a leg injury, was not able to take part in all the games, but when he played he proved his ability as an outstanding man on either offense or defense. Abe Ashen, a plunging fullback who played a great game at either fullback or end, was strong not only on defense but on offense as well. Erdmann Haase, playing his first year at right half where his ability in passing was outstanding, filled up the position as a halfback should. l936 45 FOOTBALL lCon+'dl Bob lylyers, fullback, proved to be reliable at all times. His running and steady plunging made him very valuable to the squad. He will return. lVIarion Schlaack, the Casco Flash , taken from the second team, showed his ability in open Held running and around end and gained a name for himself. He has one more year and ought to prove valuable next year. VVillis Hoag, a blocking half, although handicapped during the latter part of the season with a knee injury, gave a good account of himself while he was in action. lwax Edwards, a tackle or guard, whenever called upon proved his worth as a strong defensive and offensive player. He filled in well with the other players and was of great aid to the team. Arthur Clarke, Jack of All Trades , who could fill in at any position and was always in there giving his best for the Purple and Gold, will graduate in June. Dominic Tragna, the plunging little Sophomore fullback, made good by his abil- ity to pick holes in the line and by his constant hard-driving. John Holubar, a blocking half, proved to be strong playing on defense and offense. He will return next year. Marshall Bodfish the hard workin mana er of the team, should be given a lot D , ' g g W ' of the credit for the success of this yearys team. Sam Stamler was the assistant man- ager. The right to wear numerals was given to E. Bennett, W. Hamlin, H. Le lklieux, E. Ruell, Stormes, G. Symonds, and P. VVinkel. H. Anderson, V. Dornan, H. French, H. Harboldt, I. Lundy, C. McCreery, S. Mickey, W. Mielke, R. Sherman, Smith, Spelman, S. Stone, S. Szymezak, L. VVeed, and P. Whitloxv received honorable mention. The 1935 squad performed nobly and accepted defeat from more able opponents in stocial fashion. No excuses or alibies for the 1935 eleven 3 look at their record. It was always a team for the Purple and Gold to be proud of, always willing and ever fighting. SHHS 46 TOP ROVV: Tragna, Svarkowski, Lundy, Bennett, If Mieux, Myers, Mielke, Arkins, Uno, SECOND RUVV: Coach Baer, llolubar, Smith, Peck, Hamlin, Suhr, French, Coach Urein, THIRD ROVV: Schulman, liarner, Fritv, Moran, Meeker, I'ait. BASKETBALL I935-36 he Purple and Gold Basketeers record reached the five-hundred mark this year. Ifstablishing a record of 9 victories and 9 defeats. In the District tournament, South Haven, by winning one game, gave us the right to enter the Regionals. ln the Regionals, South Haven was defeated by Sturgis in the finals. The first game was with Bangor which was a rough and tumble affair, with Bangor coming out victorious, 25 to 20. Paw Paw basketeers proved their superiority and defeated South Haven 25 to 16. During Christmas vacation the high school, for the first time in three years, defeated the Alumni 23 to 22. For the second victory of the year the Purple and Gold overcame the fast-breali- ing Niles team 27 to 25 in a stirring victory. Three Rivers surpassed the Purple and Gold's best attempts and defeated us 20 to 15. South Haven scored a sensational last-minute victory over Paw Paw by a score of 26 to 25. South Haven lost a hard-fought contest to the Big Five Conference leaders St. Joe, by a score of 23 to ll. After getting away to a slow start, Coach Grein's cagers put on a whirlwind finish, coupled with an invincible defense to a score of 25 to I8 over Dowagiac. I936 47 BASKETBALL qcQn+'a3 J, Lead by the deadly shooting of Moran, who collected 15 points, the South Haven basketeers rode to a 33 to 21 victory over Decatur. The Havenites staged a heated rally in the last minutes of the game, but the com- manding lead accumulated by the fast Niles team proved to be too large an obstacle to overcome. The score was 26 to 18. South Haven maintained for four consecutive quarters the fastest pace attained this year and soundly whipped Three Rivers by a score of 42 to 19. The Purple and Gold squad ended its 1935-36 Big Five Conference season in one of the wildest and weirdest cage games in the Conference-Dowagiac upset South Haven in a score of 34 to 30. Coach Otto Grien's Basketball team closed the regular season with a victory over Decatur by a score of 27 to 24. Holubar, a reserve player went in the final period and scored 2 field goals to cinch the victory. DISTRICT In the first tilt, Allegan led at the end of the Hrst three periods by good margins and then saw South Haven slip away with the game in Fritz's free throw in the final seconds to win 28 to 27. ln the finals, State High downed South Haven, Z1 to 15 to capture the District Class B Trophy. REGIONAL Coach Otto Grien's Havenites punched through Niles zone defense to win 26 to 19. They slowly and deliberately punched at the hugging Niles zone defense to get in for close-range shots. Combined with this was the usual good defense that nipped nearly every thrust made by the Red and Black quintet. South Haven in the finals dropped a 22 to 20 decision to Sturgis High after a lucky and at times, bitter struggle for the 1936 Regional Cage title. Failure at the foul line brought loss to the local quintet. INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORD Games Fld. Fre. Per Total Points Moran ...... ..... 1 8 59 27 4-0 145 Fritz, Captain . ..... 18 4-9 12 28 92 Tait .......... ..... 1 7 25 19 42 69 Schulman .... ..... 1 7 14- 16 30 4-4- Meeker .... ..... 1 6 6 7 31 19 Barnet . . ..... 14 7 2 12 16 Holubar . .,... ll 4 8 9 16 Smith . . . ...., 10 5 1 5 11 Suhr . . . . . 6 0 0 4 0 si-In-is 48 TENNIS I935 with only one regular from last years team, Coach Otto Grien's tennis squad didn't prove as successful as in previous years. Players competing during the year were C. Schulman, A. Clarke, F. Burge, D. Larsen, D. Arlcins, VV. Offner, and H. VVilliams. SEASON'S RECORD South Haven St. joseph .... ..... 3 South Haven Dowaginc .... ..... 3 South Haven Dmvagiac ....... ..... 2 South Haven Benton Harbor .. ,... .3 South Haven Benton Harbor ...... ..... 4 South Haven Kalamazoo ................, 2 South Haven should be a real contender next year with the same team back ex- cepting Burge and Larsen. GOLF TEAM he 1935 Purple and Gold 'Golf team under Coach Baer had one of the most suc- cessful season in our golf history. The veteran squad was composed of R. Teske, W. Ott, M. VVenban and W. Parnham, with T. Ratcliffe as a newcomer. Certifi- cates were awarded to each of these. SEASON'S RECORD South Haven Dowagiae ... .. . . .1 South Haven St. joseph ... .....1 South Haven St. joseph . . . ..... an South Haven Paw Paw ... . . . . .3 South Haven Paw Paw .................. 0 The Golf Team will have NI. VVenban, VV. Ott, and T. Ratclifife returning this spring and these fellows give promise of producing a winning team. CHEERLEADERS south Haven Cheerleaders, with their boundless pep and activity, did much toward maintaining the team's fighting spirit throughout the athletic season. So complete was their co-ordination and co-operation on every occasion where cheers were neces- sary Whether on the gridiron, at pep rallies, or on the court, the zest with which they fulfilled their tasks carried on into the crowd.. Theola Grant acted as Head Cheerleader with Nlary Brady, Richard Arkins, and Howard Harboldt, as very able assistants. I936 49 BOYS' GYM EXHIBITION oys of the gym classes in Junior and Senior high schools presented their animal gym exhibit under the direction of Davis Baer, March 17. Program in- cluded shuttel, sommersaults and basketball relays by the boys of the Junior high school studentsg a boxing demonstration by boys of, fenior High. Building of pyramids and demonstration on parallel bars and horse we e also included. The final feature was the championship- game in the intra-mural basketball tournament, which was won by Ott's quintet by a score of 29 to 9 over Ashen's team. TRACK qconwn The Big Five Conference held at St. joseph was captured by Niles. South Haven scored 10 points giving them fourth place, just nosing out Three Rivers. In the regional meet South Haven scored 2456 points placing fifth. Gumpert took second in the mile-his time 4:4-I, the best he ever made. Other winners were Moran in the shot-put and our relay team which ran fifth. Capt. Slentz Gumpert .. Holubar .. Moran Defazio . . . Sankofski . P. Smith .. Sperti .... Reeder . Streeter Wepfer .. Chaddock . Stunkel , . . M. jones .. Red Jones . Total . South South South South South POINT SUMMARY FOR THE l935 SEASON Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven ......14 an 5 5 5 5 5 7 1 62, 4 SM, 5 zy, 1 2 5 5 ... 4M 2M - 1 1 - 1 44-M 485 SUM .....4-SM .....17M .....10 9 SM 3 1 2 3 1 1 1 17M MARY Paw Paw St. Joe . . . Niles .... Conference Regional . V1 - 9M 1 M SW 6 yt 26 20 18 12 M 9M 5 M 494 M 1 1 1 1 128 lf6 ..59M .JSM H8694 SIHHS f so GIRLS' ATHLETICS under the supervision of lVIiss lvlarion Hamilton, a versatile curriculum was fol- lowed during the entire year in girls' physical education. The classes played base- ball, volleyball, nine-court basketball, and had many lessons in tap-dancing and cor- rective exercises. As an after school program for the more athletically minded fems , they played hockey in the fall. Owing to the lack of material, the Juniors and Seniors combined to form one team, captained by Shirley Rice. The Sophomores- elected Pauline Nif- fenegger as their captain. In the winter, the classes played basketball. Spring found many girls out for tennis, track and baseballi - For those who didn't find sleeping in the morning just to hard to resist , Miss Hamilton organized a Rise and Shine Club which met on Tuesday and Thursday mornings at seven-thirty. This club was formed principally to do exercises which would correct poor posture. GIRLS' GYM EXHIBITION he theme of the gym exhibition was a cruise around the world. The S. S. South Haven sailed to Europe, the Orient, and then to Greece and darkest Africa and then back home again to see the Seniors overcome the Juniors in a very exciting basket- ball game. Marching Up The Gang Plank .... 7th Grade Deck Games ...... Senior High QDeck Tennis, Sponge Ball, Volley Ballj Land HO! Denmark-Danish Gymnastics . Senior High Sweden-Swedish Gymnastics .... Senior High France-Rhythm, Vineyard Dance . . . junior High Spain-Comedy Rhythm . . . Senior High fSeIectedJ The BulI's Flight Greece-Scarf Dance . . . Senior High QSeIectedl Russia-Peasant Dance . . . . Junior High Troika Don't Give Up The Ship .... Sth and 6th Grades Tap Dance japan ..... junior and Senior High Tumbling and Pyramids Gob Dance ...... 7th Grade Africa . . . . Senior High fSeIectedJ Native Rhythm Homeward Bcundl . . . Entire Group Military Tap Finale I936 SI STANDING: Lieske, Apple-yard, Stiex e, Elva Meyer, Knapp, Stell, Corrie, Miss Hamilton. SEATED: Elsie Meyer, Fishman, Killean, Rice, Grant, Merson. llenns. GIRLS' BASKETBALL he first night of basketball, as usual found many girls interested. The seniors had all the old team and a few extras back. The juniors and Sophomores also had con- siderable material for a well organized team. Under the direction of Nliss Hamilton, the girls spent a great deal of time working on basketball technique. Tournament games were played between classes with the season clirnaxed by the Exhibition game played by the Juniors and Seniors. This proved a very interesting and exciting game although the score was 30 to 15 in favor of the seniors. The team captains were Shirley Rice and Naomi lX'IcNeal. JUNIORS SENIORS Gladys Mickey-C Mary Jane Killean-C Mary Brady-SC Shirley Rice-G fCaptainl Josephine Valkner-G Patricia Knapp-SC Naomi McNeal-G CCaptainj Mary Henns-G Mary Adams-F jean Appleyard-F Marguerite Morey-F jane Merson-F SUBS SUBS Anita Calkins-C Elva Meyer-C-F Bella Freeman-SC Pauline Lieske-G Cleone Fowler-G Theola Grant-SC Elsie Meyer-F SHHS 52 Q Sill? Ar! X JW 5 Q5 ISIN ,f . -K' it , ' ' PJ C, junior high First Semester ALICE TAIT WILLIAM MIELKE MARYELLA KUSCHNER MARYELLA KUSCHNER SYLVESTER SZYMCZAK GVVENDOLYN SCOTT First Semester BABARA LEINS JULIA STREBECK SHIRLEY VINCENT ROBERT RICE First Semester GEORGE WINTERSTEIN DOLORES ST. JOHN DORIS .BELLENGER ALLEN BECKER ARTHUR SAMSON EDITH LIESKE First Semester HAROLD LE MIEUX CHARLES HOLUBAR IRENE MUSKE BURTON SHERMAN RUPERT SHERMAN ELNORA SEVERINGHAUS First Semester THOMAS MITCHELL CHARLES JOHNSON STANLEY WAKILD WILLIAM MYERS PAUL STIEVE MARJORIE WARFIELD NINTH GRADE OFFICERS 9A CLASS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Boys' Athletic Oficer Girls' Athletic Oficer 9B CLASS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Boys' Athletic Officer Girls' Athletic Ojicer 9C CLASS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Boys' Athletic Officer Girls' Athletic Oficer 9D CLASS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Boys Athletic Oficer Girls' Athletic Oficer 9X CLASS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Boys' Athletic Oficer Girls' Athletic Ojficer Second Semester CLARENCE CHRISTIAN FRANCES RIDLEY RUTH MCCRIMMON CLARE JEAN ROBBINS WILLIAM MIELKE ALICE TAIT Second Semester DONALD LANE WILLIAM IREY BILLY BARNES ARNOLD SILI. ARNOLD SILL LE VERNE ROPER Second Semester ARDIS JONES RUBY MANN INGER ANDERSON ANNA HODGMAN CARL GUMPERT KATHERINE WRIGHT Second Semester CHARLES CATT CHARLES HOLUBAR ELEANOR OTTO BURTON SHERMAN HAROLD LE MIEUX ALICE SUTTON Second Se1nester EDWARD VISSER CLAUDE NIELSON MARGARET HOAG LORRAINE FOWLER CORRIE MARRS WILLIAM VERDONK SHHS 54 First Semester 7B CLASS Sgfgnd Sg,,,g,g,, First Semester BEVERLY SPRAGUE CHARLES NIFFENEGGER ARLINE BEATTY BARBARA SMITH MARTHA SCHIELE RICHARD VISCHER First Semester BILLY KENNEY VERNON HOLMES MARJORIE BURKE MARJORIE BURKE First Semester ZANE DISBROW LLOYD VALENTINE JOHN DOYLE HUBERT KING First Semester EDWIN LAUMAN BETTY NIELSEN MADALYN WARREN ROBERT SYMONDS DOROTHY BEHRMAN GEORGE DOWLING ROBERT ARKINS FLOYD AYRES SHIRLEY RYAN PHILIP SPELMAN RICHARD MORT First Semester JAMES HORNER ROBERT SOUTER PAULINE DUNGEY GEORGE STOCK RUTH SHARPSTEIN CLIFFORD BAKER l936 EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS SA CLASS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Girls' Athletic Officer Boys' Athletic Oficer SB CLASS President V i ce-President Secretary Treasurer Girls' Athletic Officer Boys' Athletic Ojicer 8C CLASS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS 7A CLASS President If i ce-President Secretary Treasurer Girls' Athletic Oficer Boys' Athletic Oficer President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Girls' Athletic Oficer Boys' Athletic Oficer 7C CLASS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Girls' Athletic Ojficer Boys' Athletic Ojicer Second Semester ARTHUR ELDRED RICHARD VISCHER SHIRLEY DODGE GLORIA ATWOOD EDNA HAASE CARL AN DERSON Second Semester CLIFFORD BRIGGS MARY JANE HILI. MAXINE MAXINE LOIS EARL S ecu nd Semester JOHN HENRY PIOCH PIOCH EVANS CLARK DOYLE LABAR ROSE SPRINGETT ROSE SPRINGETT Second Semester JOHN LOGAN DICKSON CROW LOIS HERVEY FLOYD HOAG AILEEN LAMSSIES A DALE FINCH NORMA FAHNING HAROLD UNDERWOOD ROBERT ARKINS VIRGINIA SANDERS Second Semester NORMAN NELSON PORTER SHERMAN BEVERLY CHRISTIAN LAWRENCE SHAW HELEN KANINSKI LAWRENCE HOLLIE 55 STUDENT COUNCIL President: LEROY GREENMAN vA Class: CLARA ROBBINS, ROBERT PHILLIPS 9B Class DOROTHY EMERICK, RANDOLPH DUKES 9C Class DORIS FRENCH, IRVIN LUNDY 9D Class: ALFRED HADESMAN, ELINOR OTTO 9X Class: JOSEPH VVHEELER, BILLY CROVV 8A Class DOROTHY BROXVN, SEC., CHARLES NIFFENEGGER 8B Class RALPH HIIDSON, MARION TAFT SC Class NED LEINS, ROBERT ASH 7A Class: GEORGE HINZ,.VVANDA WEPFER 7B Class ALBERT BAILEY, DONALD WILLIAMS 7C Class MERLE SMITH, JAMES SANDERS MEMBERS he President of the Junior High Student Council is elected in the fall by the student body. Two members of the council are elected from each class by its members. Iiach lVIonday morning a member of the Council introduces the guest speaker at the Auditorium program. It is also their privilege to sponsor the Junior High Dances. JUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY he members of the Honor Society are elected each semester by the teachers of Junior High School. The qualifications are a B average and good citizenship. Meet- ings are held once a month. Each semester an educational trip is taken to some point of interest, such as a factory. Elsie Jensen SEV ENTH GRADE Dorothy Behrman Jacqueline Dilley Velma Dilley Lois Hervey Lois Hill June Johnson Betty Krogman Eileen Lamssies Edwin Lauman Sylvia Novak Madalon Warrenz I Wanda Wepfer EIGHTH GRADE Carl Henderson Shirley Dodge Florence Fagerland Arlene Beaty Arlene Gregory Edna Haase Marjorie A. Maulsby Rosemary Nelson Charles Niffenegger Beverly Sprague James VVenban I NINTH GRADE Inger Anderson Lorraine Bollwahn Arthur Brown Virginia Carter Frances Elliott Clyde Ely Constance Foster Lorraine Fowler Dorothy Gaylord Allan Leverton Lillian Lull Carrie Marrs Ruth McCrimmon Raymond Newman Laura Peterson Robert Rice Lorraine Richards Frances Ridley Clara Robbins Donna Sahlen Jarvis Schwennesen Gwendolyn Scott Alice Tait Helen Warner Bernadine VVing SHH 56 INTERNATIONAL CLUB I In the International Club this year the members have become acquainted with other lands by corresponding with boys and girls in foreign countries. There are thirty- four members in the club, and they have worked in groups of two or three. Each group, at the beginning of the year chose one foreign country that they would like to become better acquainted with, and gathered information from newspapers, magazines, travel bureaus, and books. Every club period is given over to one country. EIGHTH GRADE DRAMATIC CLUB he club this semester spent some time working on pantomime and old English folk ballads. The most important of these were Baby Lou and Hynd Horn . A one act lav Alice's Blue Gown was resented bv the club in the Central A . P . D . Auditorium. NINTH GRADE DRAMATIC CLUB he purpose of the Dramatic Club is to give each and every member a chance to be in a play sometime during the year. The following officers were elected: President ...... ELSIE JENSEN Vice' President .... XVILLIAM MIELKE Serrrta1'y-Trfaszlrer KATHERINE VVRIGHT CAMP FIRE GIRLS elitsehi. or green meadows, is the name of the Junior High Camp Fire Girl's Club, which is under the guardianship of llliss Hamilton. The law which all the mem- bers strive to live up to, is Seek Beauty, Give Service, Pursue Knowledge, Be Trust- worthy, Hold on to Health, Glorify VVork, and He Happy. The password, VVoheIo, is taken from the first letters of W'ork, Health, and Love. 0 Amie: ROMANI his is the first time in some years that there has been a Latin Club in Junior High. The membership is limited to ninth grade Latin students. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in the recreational and cultural side of the study of Latin. Ac- tivities have consisted of Latin games, the study of events in the life of Publius, a Roman boy, and preparation of a play which was presented before the Latin classes. MANUAL ARTS CLUB he lVIanual Arts Club, sponsored by lllr. Freeman, is really a hobby club. The boys are allowed to make model airplanes, boats, etc., as well as useful articles. I'-736 57 TRAVEL CLUB his club was formed for the purpose of stimulating the desire for travel. The society aims to give pictorial and informative material to those who would like to travel not only by ship but by imagination. The first semester was given over to the study of France, and at various times slides were shown. Studies of England and Africa were the highspots of the second term. Catalogues illustrating scenic views, and let- ters and stamps from foreign countries aided the study of the various places. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' ATHLETIC CLUB he Boys' Athletic Club, under the direction of lNfIr. Jillson, is organized to study the four major high school sports. Training, school spirit, and good sportsmanship were also discussed during the year. Football was taken up in the fall, and lNIr. Baer took over these meetings, explaining the rules and fundamentals of the game. Basket- ball, baseball, and track were also studied in a like manner, with demonstrations made by boys of the Senior High Varsity teams. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB he Home Economics Club composed of Junior High girls is organized under the di- rection of Miss Grant. The girls have discussed proper clothes and had style shows for emphasis. Before Christmas they made gifts for various members of their families. They also have teams with various names for various athletic games. PUZZLE CLUB he Puzzle Club, a group of Junior High people, are organized under lyliss Johnson. They have worked all sorts of trickery puzzles and are learning the difficult game of chess. They are now in the midst of a checker tournament. BOYS' CLUB a real he-mans club in which the Junior High Boys, organized under llliss Patnales, are learning all sorts of useful and interesting things. They greatly enjoy their hikes and out-door cooking. SHHS sa 2 Tjfbd awww fo, wing? student life ' . ,f , Q :.':-'T 'f. -gli -er 4 SHHS WNTAN lllr. Hervey had the. members of the Sr. High faculty over for dinner one night. There are 14 members on the faculty and with Mr. Hervey's family it made 16 at the dinner table. There happened to be 17 pieces of meat on the platter. The meal was progressing very well when all at once the lights went out. There was a terrible scream. When the lights came back on, there sat llir. Hervey with 15 forks in his hand. 44 44 rr my He: I'm rather good at imitations. I imitate almost any bird you can name. She fstilling a yawnjz How about a homing pigeon ? 44 44 we an lVIr. Rogers: I wish you wouldnlt ehew gum. Don't you know it's made from horses' hoofs P G. Herzog: Sure, that's why I get a kick out of it. 44 C4 ua an Dentist: So you have a broken tooth, eh ? Merle Ransom: Yes, sir. Dentist: How'd it happen ? ISI.. R.: Shifting, gears on a lolly- popnnli 44 41 an nv lvliss Ellis to Herb Streeter: Why don't you practice what you screech ? 44 44 va as N. Barner: Say, lllr. Wierenga, I see you're growing. Mr. Wierenga: Why, what do you mean ? xN. Barner: Well I see your head's coming right up through your hair. 44 44 av an Jerdon Hamlin: Where did you get the flower ? Shirley lWcCarty: Down the street there's a whole bunch hanging on a fellow's door. 44 44 an rv Mr. Scheib fin disgust after trying to explain the law of diminishing re- turns to his Economics classj. I've taught this clam everything I know and still no one knows anything. Class. VV-E-L-L??? 44 44 an no VVillis Hoag: Did you have a good time Saturday night? Clarence Lundy: So they tell mel I936 D HUMOR Earl Osman: And I'll have you know I'm nobody's fool! jane Merson: Well, don't feel too badly about it. Some woman will get you yet. 44 44 nz xv McGuire: Say, are you supporting the Annual this year? Hope: Why no-hasn't it a staff ? 44 44 ar za Shirley Rice: But why are you sc mad at the doctor? Margaret Brady: VVell, I went down there the other day and told him I felt tired. He told me to show him my tongue. 44 44 av an lllr. Grein: VVhen did General Grant die? Naomi Niffenegger: At the end of Chapter l3. 44 44 as an Give some girls an inch and they have a bathing suit! 44 44 as va Vera Till: ls Doug Larsen really conceited ? 'Geraldine Stell: Conceited? Why he's so conceited that every time he hears a clap of thunder he rushes to the win- dow and takes a bow! 44 44 my by J. Meeker: Can you see all right ? M. Henderson: Yes. J. IMI.: Is there a draught on you ? M. H.: 'No. J. NI.: Is your seat comfortable? M. H.: Yes. J. NI.: 'lWell, will you change places with me ? 44 K D7 D Miss Meyer treading to her 10th grade English classjz Then came the great dragon belching forth- Stephen Snyder: Did he excuse him- self? 44 44 nv nv B. Smith: I don't like school, do you. Dan ? Dan Chaddock: Oh, school's all right: it's the Principal of the thing! 44 44 is nv Foreman Cto applicantlz Are you a mechanic ? Shirley: No sir, I'm a NIcCarty! bl K .A ...AK H T SHHS WIT AND HUMGR Betty Smith: Why she's so dumb fF00fbZllDf3I11IllCYD she thinks a football coach has four wheels. Betty Burge: VVell, how many wheels has it? 44 44 zu P7 D. Larsen: Swell blind date I had last night. She was a dream! jerry: That explains it! 44 44 a au Spring fever is something most of us have all year 'round, but use as an ex- cuse once a year. 44 44 rm up N. IUcNeal fat one of the recent track meetsl: Well, where's your angry farmers? D. Wenban: Why, what angry farmers? N. McNeal: I thought you said we were going to see the CROSS-COUN- TRY MEN ? 44 44 an xv Did you ever hear about the Soph who pinched himself to see if he were dreaming, and thereby awakened him- self? C4 44 ar by There's a catch to this some place, growled the burglar as he tried to open the window! 44 44 my an A critic who wrote about music and drama For a large metropolitan sheet, And turned out a survey of art's pano- rama Consistently bright and complete, Came back to his desk from a concert one night And took out his pencil and started to write: A splendid performance was given By the crowd in the orchestra seats: Their coughing was clearer, Their sneezing sincerer, Their whispers were musical treats. The ones who came late CVVhich were all but a fewj Did some work that was great As they crashed their way through. Their jiggles, And wiggles And sniggles, lfVere the best that the season has brought. I936 Scene: Locker room, just before an important game. Coach ftalking to news reporterj : Yes, there's nothing more important than true sportsmanship. We have al- ways believed in a friendly sort of broth- erly relationship with all our opponents. Comradeship-just then he is interrupted by a player who comes rushing inf' Player: Say coach, was it White or Smith you told me to smear in the first quarter P CCurtain-for the playerlj 44 44 rr an Neil Barner: Darling, I've made up my mind to spend the evening at home. IW. J. Killean: Well, I've made up my face to go out! 44 44 D av Eat, drink, and be merry, for to- morrow you may have fallen arches. 44 44 ab an A Pedestrian's Lament I still recall in days gone by CAlas! it's true no morej That Leap Year came only on years Divisable by four. But in this modern age of speed It grieves me much to say- For us poor souls who drive no cars, It's Leap Year every day! 44 44 an an Hotel Clerk: How'd you get here ? Visitor: just blew in with a load of cattle. Hotel Clerk: Where's the rest of 'em ?' Visitor: Down at the yard. I ain't as particular as they are! 44 44 as an And the various ushers, Attendants and shushers Were wholly outplayed and outfought. In spite of the loud interruptions From people who stood on the stage, The audience rustled Its programs, and jostled To earn, without shirking, its wage. The janitor, too, whom I wish to com- mend, lvlade the pipes bang away from begin- ning to end. Then the critic retired for a fortnight of rest, Feeling very much better with this off his chest. Y , , , , 1 l A, .-wa, , , . -.,. ,.',-V 1- 5 .ve :fr Qi,-,f -q ...-Q' 'Sm --2 1- ' -'ff -M., -. f' 1 -' -2' ' -- - . fv .,l 's -.,- ,-- Q'-f-M -f fm V: 1 I4 Mya u to'grap hs 5 . I , :lf f , S 'Dia K ' . 71514-flipn I Q' 4 Engravings in H135 Annual . 1 31, JAHN and OLUER ENGRAVING CO. Chigagm III. , 1 ,lm A64 Y' Y 'Wie 'Q VMJ 'rs K 1 Q Rrinfing ,and Binding , BY THE WOLVERINE 'PRESS Kalamazuo. Mich. SH' HS, .asf M M3 :'Q-5, -. 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