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

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CLASS OF 1938 l-IE big Task OT The Juniors every year is The sponsoring OT Junior-Senior nighT. This year's commiTTee has endeavored To do iTs besT To make This evenT one oT The besT ever. Class dues, a skaTing beneTiT. and candy sales aT The TournamenTs have been some means oT raising Tunds To Tinance The banqueT and dance. The banqueT Took place in The girls' gym which was decoraTed To resemble a colonial mansion. The color scheme Tor The banqueT was worked ouT in pink and whiTe. Table decoraTions carried ouT The Theme wiTh silhoueTTes and miniaTure spin- ning wheels Tor Tavors. Madelon MacDonald presided as ToasT-misTress. Josephine SmiTh, presideni of The Junior class, welcomed The guesTs. The response was made bylvlarshall Bodfish, PresidenT oT The Senior class. AlberT Dick and Wilda Hemen- way gave ToasTs. Also included in The program were a violin solo by AniTa Johnson. vocal numbers by The Senior High girls' Trio, and a ToasT by Mr. LisTiak. The dance which followed was held in The boys' gym and decoraTions were blue and silver. The banqueT was a greaT success, and we are sure ThaT The eTTorTs T The commiTTee were well rewarded. PresidenT . Josephine SmiTh 'alice PresidenT . June Kenney SecreTary AlberT Dick Treasurer RuTh Wenban Adviser . Mr. Wierenga Richard Arkins Eleanor Bailey Irene Benacker iris Benacker Erwin Bennett lpyle Bennett ary Beth Marjorie Briggs Betty Brinks Raymond Brush Irene Bur e Myron us Flor ce ' i J C ing e Canning Carson X it Carter rheima Chaddockl My Charles . ary Crow Gerald Decker Maxine DeHaven Albert Dick Glad s Dornan ErcylyDrake john Dykstra Gertrude Fahning Violet Foley ' Charles Fowler Fred French Eleanor Fritsche Gerald Fritsche Marie Gallagher Florence Gordon Angelo Grano Martha Haase Howard Haile Ward Hamlin George Hankey john Hankey Howard Harbolt Marie Harsch Wilda Hemenway 4.4 Arthur Hinz Gordon Hoag Evelyn Hodge Elwyn Holmes Mary Horner Loretta Hudson Marian Hull David Kasishke une Kenney Lorraine Tiirchn Carol lilipp Elma Leever Richard Lecver Harry Litts ina Kin er Madelon McDonald S, Bess Medwed 'QQ Gladys Mickey Sidney Mickey Melva Murawchik Margaret Nelson Catherine Nielsen Pauline Nilfenegger Edith Novak Ellen Oliver Betty Ott Dons Overhiser Sarah .jane Overton Catherine Pahl Dorothg Patterson Betty earce Louis Perkal Eleanor Phillips Lorraine Pioch Charlotte Plummer Thomas Ratcliffe Wallace Reams Lucille Reeves Howard Reid Alfred Retberg ,Eanette Richar athryn Richard I Edith Robinette .. may -26.- Theresa Russell Eldon Ruell Richard ShermanR. jack Siebert june Slentz james Smith fl josephine Smith Steve Snyder jack Spelman Eva Stanisz V' Suzanne Stapely Chester Starks Pauline Steinhacker Sherman Stone Dwight Suhr Yvonne Sundquist Nancy Thomas Dominick T ragna Helen Tromp Frances Twitchell Helen Valentine Ernest Villwock jean Wark Bernard Warnicke Dorothv Warren Ethel Wenbari Ruth VVenban lnuis Winterstein Rodney Wilkinson Evelyn Woodman Phelps Whitlow Marion Beat Wesley Clark' Henry Compton V, Robert Crouse Dixie Franklin Kenneth Scheiwe james Stormes Steve Szarkowski Lyle Trump Gimme Weintraub inifred Woodman ages.-Lf

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CLASS POEM -Q-7 These are our lasl days +oge+her. Our las+ days side by side: The winds of forlune are wai+ing To scarfer us lar and wide. As years go by we'll clrif+ along Farlher and farfher apart Till Jfhe only lies lhal' will bind us Are 'rhe memories locked in our hearls. The housewife, busy wilh her laslcs- The ace af his air machine- The farmer, finished wifh his chores- All pause al 'rimes 'ro dream. To dream of carefree days gone by And faces long forgol And fhe merry limes we once enioyed, And The lessons we had-7-noi. The banquel nighl will linger long Among lhese memories clear, And Commencemenl' weelc will never fade From 'rhe 'rimes we hold mos'r dear. So lel's spend lhese lasl days logelher, Reioicing, yel regrellul, loo. So we can smile and recall fhem As 'rhe happiesl days we knew. SHIRLEY RICHARD -25-

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