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

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,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

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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

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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