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

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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

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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

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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