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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1944 volume:

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M ,,,,,M ,wo P RPL 222 xl THE GREMLIN EDITION UF 1944 w,,.-- ',,,,., Gremlms they are everywhere They were f11'Sl created rn the Air Corps and then contracted to of all places our dear h1gh school What do they do? Have you ever heard the chatter rn the halls on the way to mov res? You havent' lust ask the grade teach ers rf they have One of then' lavonte tucks IS to remove your mmd from an lmportant explanat1on 1n one of your more dlthcult sub Jects Those dear lxttle gremlms hke to turn back your clock and put glue m your eyes how they got to your house? Why ln your coat pocket of course There are however a few good gremlms mxxed ln w1th those whose tendencles le more on the dev1l1sh sxde They re the ones who help you guess the nght answer to the questlons on those Economlcs tests' And of course they were the source of mspxrahon for our 1944 Purple and Gold All these Gremhns have been here for years but they seem to have mulhplxed for the class of 44 jeff J I when it's time to come to school. You ask ' 6 . 4, I I wr HUNUR wqjjww this annual to Neil Goodrich With a devo tion to South Haven High School equalled only by a rare understanding oi all students he has become in two short years our friend and counsellor ' f R M X, ,- It is with unbound pride that we dedicate 7406 ' ' we The Gremlins Revenge Producrnq a hrqh school annual IS normally a dtftrcult task The Job was made doubly dlittcult th1s year by the presence ot 9999 999 Gremlrns busy lrttle buzzards who caused the edrtor and hrs staff to grow prematurely gray by tll callrnq frre drtlls whrle the oc tures were bernq taken C2l drsappearlnq wrth the carbon paper when rt was needed most C3l mrxrnq up the lay out sheets and berng respons1ble for countless other lrttle depreda trons But the srtuatron was not wholely neqattve Gremhns proved a help as well as a hmdrance Ever present durrnq the preparatron ot th1s annual they Whrspered brrqht l1 tl rdeas 1nto the ears ot the edrtors and etrmded us that we wanted th1s publrcatlon t become memorable rn the lonq htstory ct the Purple and Golds Thus between these paqes We have endeavored to unfold a true and mterestma plcture of South Haven Hlqn School Edltor IH Chref ASSlSlGHl Edrtor BUSINESS Manager P1cture Edttors Feature Ed1tor Blll Fmt luamta Soergel Grace Gumpeft Dorothy Spencer Vtctor Krnq Conme Rtdley Semor Hrqh Edrtor lumor Hugh Edrtor ACl1V1ll6S Edltor Athletrc Edttor Art Edltor Staff Advtsor Bob Torstenson Helen Handley lohn Paqum Pete Petersc 1 Iean Tellande Mr Herxex L C Mohr Superintendent ADMINISTRATION prid in our school which can spring fnly from the pleasant yet efficient op ration ot its educational processes can be attributed directly to the interest manifest by tlfte Board ot Education in its Welfare. No small credit is extended by student? to the administrative leaders whose cot rage and tores1qht have served to make our sr tiool one of the best in the entire state BIIIIRII IJF EIJIIIIATIIJN I. E. Burqe C. E. Dilley Richard Appleyard William Fritz, Ir. L.W I R Hervey Pr1nc1pal THE TEACHERS CLUB Pres1dent Glenn Cowles VICE Prestclent Gertrude Smrth Secretary Beulah Buchanan Treasurer Dorothy W'anlc On October 25 the annual Klwanls Club Faculty Banquet was held tn the qlrls aym the teachers betnq responslble tor the entertamrnent A short play Comm Bound the Mountarn was presented but qood' The most obvxous dtsplay ot the t achers a ttnq ab1l1t1 s was thetr February pre sentauon ot the play You Cant Take lt W1lE1 You the story of a tamlly lorouqht up on the ph1losophy you cant take rt wtth you M rnbers ot the cast tnclucled Dorothy Yockey Beqmald Holman Margaret Bowlancl W L Maulsby Fredenck Norhn I B I-l r Jey Gertrude Snntn Nell Goodrlch Dor1s Krrk lrvtnq Tallts M1ct ael Ltstlak Davts Baer P ehe lane Foulke Dorothy Wcnlf Alonzo W1 ren ja Gl nn C l Ed 1 G n Ill G orqe hllson 1 1 1 - E 1 e c e ,- , , Q , . c , , , - - , , . - 9' Y ll I l V I I I l 1 I 4 V , I , . M . tl , 1 ., - C , ,ow es, W n ru st c I f ,rw Mr. Mohr-Superintendent M Hervey Principal ol Sen- Mr Wxerenqa P cipa ls that my recommerdotion tor High lun or High you're writting? Good news C t Mr. Norlinvscience and Mcxthe matics Sodium and scxlt for that pep sodent smile? Miss Strcxiqht-French cxnd Lu tin Do you really like French? Mr. Hansen-lndustricxl Arts What are you making now?' v f -L M Itllson Science and Math- Mr. Maulsby 4034,-V Ms! ematics Spelling, and Mathematics You Hows the Farm Who done it? doing? Miss Rowland - Home Econo- Miss Howard f Bookkeeping. mics Shorthand and Ir. Business Could you make my clothes. ls that tomorrows assignment? too? Miss Irion-History and English Did you assign the two mcxin articles? Mr. Listiak-Instrumental Music Maestro takes a bow! Mr. Slaughter - History and Civics Is history that interesting? Miss Kenney-Secretary Whats the number? W n ,V U11 7 . 'f ni A QA' K X 1 A r ,. A mf V 5 Wia- 1 ai 4'5'1 Mx Qui '49 Mx' ,W 1 0 Q Q I if ,, rd W ' , , if . ,, J, . W' E5 if RJ T W 'fm Q, 3 62, Classes The Sand Gremlm has lust made thls boy fall asleep ln the hbrary whxch annoys the teacher and amuses the near by students who 1n turn chsturb the entxre l1brary Besldes causmg sleepmess the Gremlms urge you to prepare the wrong asslgnment wnte the wrong answers 1n tests and cause the teach er to call on you when you have lust depos Lted a fresh stlck of gum m your mouth 0 1 I . s LUUKING BACK L . Special Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lamssies entertained their former South Haven, Michigan, lune 8, 1960 f-Frssiitztes it a week-end house party at their elaborate home here. Both Pllf, Lamssies, fr wealthy local butcher, who made his Louise Tait aradu ted with class of 44 South Haven Michigan The at., ance at the reunion was almost lOO ,. Betty Nrrtenegger, zrilhens' rnt:nti'ar'turing red stamps, and Mrs, Lamssies, the former . ' , r a , ' ' -f , , ' . . und, . f fs- . s notea 'octal worker, cared tor the young Lamssiess while their par- ents entertained. The narty was running srroothly until Mr. Slentz, a well known Chicago mcrtician, had to leave on business, as he had a very ime portan' former epitapl customer and had to handle him in person, His wife, the Erma Teske, accompanied him home, as she writes the .s for the tombstones, Fuaiie Radtke owner and manager ot a Blind Date Bureau, giioinised faithfully to furnish both Miss luanita Soergel, manager at the Residence tor Elderly Ladies, and the rest of the girls with victirr.s, Robert Terstenson, who is putting the secret of his curls into business by running Bobb1e's Beaut yShoppe, passed a few words with lacqueline Otto, inventor oi Otto's automatic hair restorer. The gr:up was pleasantly surprised when Ed Kozlowski, a Brook- lyn taxi driver, drove up with six passengers-namely Milton La Coss, head Janitor of S. H. H. S. replacing Mr. Plummer who has retired, Phyllis Peterson, Laboratory Techniciany Doctor Nadine Smith, the great surgeon: Lewis Mitchell, noted boxer who just replaced loe lewis: Clergyman William Decker: and Frances Raymond, whose 'giggle has changed to ir hearty chuckle. The radio world was represented at the reunion by Victor King who is crozving for Marvel Cigarettes, and Evelyn Brinks who is running competition with Walter Winchell. Beverly Tibbetts gave up radio Work for a position as head of the local Sunday School Pri- mary 1 eparfrnent. Bud Pero, manager of Crystal, and his babbling bouncer, Ovid York, combzned business with pleasure by engaging Peanut Dag- gett's Follies- it is a tact that these follies surpass Earl Carroll's by tar Also B since Fernee' Frude' accepte da Job as a Speciality dancer. er' lnhnston and loyce Stlringott, the famous dancing team, iirrve been employed 'rs a novelty dance number. Shirty Bushes-, ft Jockey in the Kentucky Derby, rider ot lack Llibble' S horse, showed that old lighting spirit by stating that he detinitey will not be content with coming in third. lt's 'got to be second It in Sou or nothing. Ls rumored that Arthur lohn Hope, coffee plantation owner th America, and Alice Mae Hagger who is lust recovering from a nervous breakdown, got into a violent argument in the effect :t cortee on ones nerves. However, Miss Alice Dykstra, re- ncwnec: dietitian, settled the disagreement by reciting statistics showing that cottee does no'hing whatsoever to the nerves ot the :nost delicfre damsel. The :nanrger ci the College Cuties Clothes Corner , Roberta Barnes, and Evelyn Hintz who is now a Shellac saleswoman arrives early Friday evening with Congresswoman Roberta Decker. They were escorted by Professor Meridelson who at the present is professing at Vassar. Ca Norma TO Join otain Bernie Nittenegger ot the Army Air Corps and Sergeant Nielson oi the W, A. C. 's Reserve obtained special furloughs their classmates. The president of the Ball lar Company, Roland Ball, and the ideal vaveling salesman, Paul Kruzel, stopped oh for the weekend to GIVE the1r respects to the Class ot '44, Persi Srnkule, advertising manager tor Pepsi Cola, has persuad- ed Ma tcia lohnson to try some on the guests at lohnsorfs lolly Home tor the Mentally Uribalanced. Mary Ellen Denny and Velma Wheeler who have organized a Class in Southern diction for those who intend to travel south and wish if pick up a Southern drawl but quick, announced that they Jrfuvafwl, lrrd Hzufglrt lrnx, wiv: fzuldrtt 'f::.f :f':' if A-fflflf Alf of L'f:v1!nf'rn d1f 1?n by Clfnfilrxz vi' fsrr. 111:-'fx :X Tl zil. Tluf lvudfsz 'uni zzpos' fuzwd wr Em' lr, 'E '-z :fs Prxfiy' 'fml ffl thn rfunxon 'riivnu Wx'l1 s'J::.-i rtxfipkfrs 'f E' 'Z wfg. l' .zx l'x'lf. Elddrf Tubbs who '1 '2Ir:g'rr11f: T.f1Qrirf'i inn, 1 '11 ku' Srzgfz- 1r'1:4', on H119 forrtof is snr gfrfirzni- N 1:r1:1':, flrzzw. 1: cistrwlf dnl 'I' 'lzr 'rg fog of 'Fw Er: Toy. Rrnlizrd Wlgzff' ivrwfr rzifzluf 'Eur 'f:'1ndf'rf'r wliw His 'vlrnfrd 15 Frrfivxs 'vrnfifrxnz 111' zttfrrifzl Tnls rf-unrcn 71' doubt wrll '32 dow-.'r1 rn lil tory :fs 12 '.'.'-11: 'l.- 1-f'erno of fluff drsfovery of thfx lOtn dzzufxnsxor. l' wwf: dxf 'ff-:fri of fourse, by Pfiul lohnson who 'NVE tho holy 'l liz.: Emtzxfrr. 'zuzrw' yirq, George Re-sfdsr, uncovsred thu frlwf-r 6 :0f'c:1fQ','. Tnf dz :str fir. fwivf-ry wus fznnounrrd to tho :group zt 'Epo ::rr1.f' '1:t' 1. Bits Phd 1'-:- Bubblrnq Bond irrlved Bags 'ind E'r'gfgf:'yf1. Thr? ::.'.1s1f' Q 'rf11r. rzlrtmn 1nc:ludG:s orsrdos 'Hr Ifvrdrr, Viirriy fffvlf .1 .1'zr. yflwyor find Lousy lnznkn 'rs nord 'if 'lv S xx :lf 11o:r, Mu: lflfvffrlv Grfrnt, Ox-flebutf:n'e, his lured tlz-on: 2' 5-1'1 1' Pwr 'zfzvvr :tl 5 zrty wluch w1ll bo hold next Thursdfzy ovnnxnw 1' 'Ezf l'f'x:n1n: 1 llotfi ln Florrdu rnfrncfjcd by Cdrolyn V.'lwcfI2'lf Tlif- h'1nr:'1fX', 'l'w,'fw-1 will bo served 'J' Holly's whsro P11 E'.-:Qrz rf-ffrzfly 'rwzznfrzcz 'o lrofxd wmtre-ss. Pictures of the qrougi were Vzkcn by F1101 Hom, gl1'r '1r':p,Emr-1. Hrldu Rfxdse-Ck, who resldes IH the big Crfy of Sl:-nn, lllfnff 'nf Gm: noni cxrusf, lofzn Tellflnder, io rcnnt hfrr gortr'x1', '.-rEn h :frm :fir- sented to Robert Ponsrnqor who lanzrlly drsfovfr-nfl 'z furfw ff: olush rnq. Tlns Course zs also used 1 qreit dcfzl by 'hs ind K11-1 Sn.1tlx, Nlxss Shlrley Frnz. Pete Peterson. who lust rece-wed fx pfxtent on 1 Tow wrtll :greeted the nrost modern farm prcsonhnq her wxth one of his Ourbons os cz pIClCS5lOl1, qfrve of the fflrrmnq rnernbers of thc Morleou, Eugene Blnder, Und S f' rxlfjwtfz. wrffe, the former Dorothy Spcnfgfr, by Vows. Von Muskrf, wha. r'11:-P11 PI? 1r'l. the sofrot of lns :sm'1'f.1:: to Clfxss xncludrnfg Gfvmrfrf Flrfff flnlord Plunlnmr. flifl T051 lxor, Irn. Breedsvillo, wlnflx was Plfxcod on tlw mfrg by SfIrlU'1'k frm: Nr-lzsfm fnosc furtlwr into the minds of borrkor sung the Solectron, Bro lnqrfrhmn -md BCVIIIICQ Wlnw 5 Ilmir Dinar: Store. tlroso prosmmt wlrr-n VllfjlI1l'I fxdsvlllff, 'Town ff My l'rf-'url urcfmntnd The Bfrcholor Mayor of Cow'-lt, lfrrxwrs lfsnszf-11, wfvlfvri tll the rwntrrc we-elcrrnd. Brttfz Under llfxne from her doo pound for ftcxng-'xrxlczrzsnx fer, provrnq that he Con soy no. Rfvhf de-Clsxon os to her l1f9'S 'Irnbm wood sugqfmtfvd th :Y lv' ffrkfk 7711. The groups CUY1CS1TY wus Crrcused by fl ::.ys'f:r10us glronf rsfmvnnrrza vo tlw fn' Knrck'-1 lfriltll my frwln Ifau glnrnut fr Grow' rw bu' lit rfffusnd lwr ml Q Slzwlclrs yrs: ::r'1df nor lLD'Il ffrll fm Comme Rrdley rt was from 1 min! Thu' was 'zll we Ffillld get nu' of leon Vin Erkei, who xs S2111 pluqqmq 'rwwy in 1nn fifpgwlrzrxc offzce. lcrznette Beckwlth, rurnrnxqe sie iuvlfnffbr, 'rurffrzned if inf lfztc-st lltorfrry nxisterprece cf 'Gus Gunigiort. Thc rQsu,l:t wo:-t reznurkfxble. Slstsr Chlrlottc Foley, not-.' 1 nun l'1:1ff .Q:g,., rift-J 'ffzflnnw Ez:.1Iy Posts Course' fjofcros l.'.'nef31Gr, ': hz-zsf'-rzctlrfr flfflll' western Umversrtyf PIOfQES'2f Pifquln :.1l112r1'11rf ::.':'h zzsff-ssaor Dorothy Sgirxnfgei nrrssioncry tc lzpix, and Hoff: L26 fxrnun Juvenile officer, loud the qriug. rn 2 riund 'izbf cilsrussrin cf yuvemle delmquency. Helen Hznclley Wzkrld IE now wrrxnq 'rf ':::'.'1'r '2 'lf Qcvf Izrn, ind Ecnnls Hiyrtes his 'z dfzny Cclurxn 2 ,fircs 'chefs 1:1 'lif Chxciqo Trxbune whore ELI F:1'z is 369127 ug. rjugc, Hcfgir Provosfs new WLC of snirthizid '::t.ff: rr. '. z.1:.clj-' fir Margo '-'f'hf:th::t'. .-151 is Eforcity 'i :Emi fn ' Pilzff IK the A11 Corps. Req:-sts '.-fire sen' 'C 'lf gr 7 by Put ips: . l 'ix by Clyde HCT? '.-fn: o ':l:' wif- bet: ff- 1 N' :X fund '.-Sider? '.'.'?1: '.-.phd Riva ever gtg. M gd Q11'.'C re: tx Uzy? gf 3 ,.. .0- 1 LUUKING BACK THE CLASS PUEM 1 y11 I 1 1 f 1 M VV111 11111.11 11,1 11f11':1- 11111 :11.s:111:1111 V131 1 1f1'.'L'- gm' 111113-T cj: is Q' 11111. 1111111 11,1 .'f1'111 1311 1:1 :f11f,11'1'1 '.f,'c1yg- C5111 wr 11'.'1'.g 'rm' f'lL11'1 11111. 42:11, 11111111,-, 11:1'1:11t 111- :1111111111c1l 11 -v111: 7 A1111 11111111 'xv-11 I1 F1121 11 l11,1 1111 11,11:' 1:11 1.111111 11:1 .1111'11'1111', VU- 111111, 1:1 1 1111111111 111:11-11111. 1111- 1- 111111111111 11111 11:111t1'111.'11'i11Q11-11115 1'1 311,11 111,111'111f111t'11111:1:'1f1i1. V111 1- 11 111111111 1111 1, 11'1111'1c' '1 111.1 fy' 1' Wy IL :cw 11111' 111 11 111'.'11 N 'J1111 115 1x'1l1 1111 1111, 111 111 fx' '2119 vwzy 1151-1 11,1 '.'JL1111f', 11'13y1, 1'1-11 1 ll V13 121-'J 1 :1'1 1 11'.11.' 111111-11 t1111111 11 x-.'111.1111'1111 1113 11, 1-11 1111'111.Yy. '1'1'1t.a1 111-1711111111 11:111 11 IIIY '11111 11 1. :1w.1'y,' 11111111r. 111 1111 I,1.!111 fX.' 1111 111111111' x.c111'1 1111 C'11f11QI1111 11111119 1311i ,1:11',. ROLAND BALL Women Didn't Aftect Me, Gym Exhibition 4O,, Foot- ball '40, '41, '42, '43, Base ball '44, lntra-mural Bas ketball '44, EEA. '42, '43 '44, Red Cross '44. IEANETTE BECKWITH She Rambles On and On. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44, Noon Duty '43. GEORGE BRADY What Did I Do Now? Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44, Football '40, '41, '42, '43, lntra-mural Basketball '41, '42, '43, Prom Commit- tee '43, Band '40, '41, '42, Student Council '40, Basket- ball Manager '43, '44, Band and Orchestra Fes- tival '42, Dance Orchestra '42. EVELYN BRINKS Oh, Don't Let That Bother You. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, Basketball '41, '42, '43, Glee Club '41, Office Girl '44. JUNE CAPPS What's the Matter With You? Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44, Supreme Court '44, Usher Club '43, '44, Sub- stitute Teacher '43, '44, G.A.A. '43, Glee Club '42, '437 Noon Duty '44, Aca- pella Choir '42, '43. Li- brarian '4l. MCGUIRE COWLES I May Be Wrong, But-, Gym Exhibition '4l, '42, '43, '44, Football Mana- ger '43, lntra-mural Bas- ketball '42, '43, '44, Pine Lake Camp '41, Band '41, '42, '43' '44, Orchestra '42, '43, '44, Pep Band '41, '42, '43, '44, Defense Committee '42, '43, '44, Pit Orchestra '42, '43, Dance Band '42, '43, '44, Cam- era Club '41, '42, '43, President '44, Critic '44. ROBERTA BARNES Oh, We Won't Get Home Until Morning. Gym Exhibition '4l, '43, '44, Glee Club '40, '4l, Noon Duty '42, '43, EUGENE BINDER lust Thinking. Football '41, '42, '43, Base- ball '4l, '42, '43, '44, FEA. Vice Pres. '43, President '44, Class President '44. ROBERT BRIDGES The Talk of the Town. Gym Exhibition '4l, '42, '43 '44, Band '41, '42, '43, '44, Orchestra '41, '42, '43, '44' Dance Orchestra '41, '42 '43. LAWRENCE BUSHEE l'in Short, But So What? Gym Exhibition '4l, '42, '43, Baseball '4l, '42, '43, Band '4l, '42, 43. PUHL COBB I Got Cl Ioke That's Pretty Good. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, Football '40, '4l, '42, '43, lntra-mural Basketball '41, '42, 43, Track '42, Student Senate '43, Prom Commit- tee '43. RODNEY DAGGETT Shut Up George Gyn: Exhibition '4l, '42, '43, '44, Football '42, '43, lntra niurfil Basketball '42, '43, Tennis Teazxi 4l, '42, Class Treasurer '42, Critic '44' Basketball '44, -'s Nf ,U , .Lil ,,.! I . FOBERTA DECKEII Oh Shut Up. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44, G.A.A. '43, '44: Glee Club '41, '42, Noon Duity '43, '44. MARY ELLEN DENNY Oh, I Wish I Was in Dixie, Gym Exhibition '42, '43, '44, Basl-ce'b1ll '42, '43, Substitute Teacher '44, G. A. A. '43, '44, Vice Presi- cent '445 Office Girl '44. MONA LEE DORNAN You Make Me Mad. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44, Substitute Teacher '44, Glee Club '41, '42, '43, '44, Noon Duty '42, '43, Acapella Choir '43, '44, Office Girl '44, Sextet '44, Supreme Court tAlte-mate Iusticel '44, Usher Club '43, '44- Cap and Gown Corri- mittee tChairmanl '44. PATRICIA EWERS That Slays Me. Attended Covert High School '41, '42, '43, Glee Club '44, Acapella Choir '44, Noon Duty '44, Ortice Girl '44. CHARLOTTE FOLEY Stop It. Gym Exhibition '42, G.A.A. '43, '44, Glee Club '41, '43, l.oori Duty '42. WILLIAM FRITZ Mornings, Noon and N1qht Gym Exhibition '41, 72, '43, '44, Football '41, '42, '43, Intra-mural Baske - ball '41, '42, '43, '44, Prom Comrriittee '43, Pine Lake Camp 40, Annual Staft tEditor in Chieti '44, Ba-id '41, '12, '43, '44, Pep Band '41, '42, '43, '44, Pit Orchestra '41, '42, '43, Band and Orchestra Festival '41, '42, Dance Orchestra '41, '42, '43, '44, Solo and Ensemble Festival '41, '42, Sax Quartet '41, '42, 43, '44, Student Council '4l. WILLIAM DECKEH Willie, We Will Miss You. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44, Birnd '4l, '42, '43, Pep Band '42, '43, Dance Band ,IW IACK DIBBLE A Man of Unknown Qual- ities. Gvm Exhibition '4I: Base- ball '43, 44. ALICE DYKSTRA Yes, I Know. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44, Glee Club '41, '42, Li- brarian '43, '44. GEORGE FLETCHER Don't You.. Think We Ouqhta? Gym Exhibition '42, '43, F. F. A. '42, '43, '44, Apple Iudqinq Contest '44, Intra mural Basketball '44. SHIRLEY I-'RITZ Sounds Good. Basketball '42, '43, '44, Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44, Usher Club '43, '44, Substitute Teacher 43, '44, Prom Committee '43, Class Secretary '44: G.A.A. Pres- ident '43, Pine Lake Camp '41, Band '41, '42, '43, '44, Orchestra '41, '42, '43, '44, Band and Orchestra Festi- val '4l, '42, Pit Orchestra '43, Athletic Club '42. FERN FRUDE Blonde Bombshell Gym Exhibition ' '42, 41, '43, '44, Basketball '42, '43, '44, G.A.A. '43, '44, Glee Club '41, '42, '43 '44, Noon Duty '42, '43: '44, Acapella Choir ' - 43. Hall Duty '43, '44, Sex- tet '44, Athletic Club '42. BEVERLY GRANT What to Do? Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44, Basketball '41, Substitute Teacher '44, Prom Committee '43, G.A.A. '43, A Capella Choir '42, '43, Librarian '4lg V Girl '43. ALICE MAE HAGGER Gee Whiz, l lust Can't Help It. Gym Exhibition '41, '43, '44, Glee Club '41, '42, '43, lioon Duty '43, '44. YVONNE HAYNES My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean. Gym Exhibition '4l, '42, '43, '44, Substitute Teacher '43- G.A.A, '43, Glee Club '4l '42, '43, CLYDE HOAG Oh How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning. Basketball '41, '42, '43, '44, Football '40, '41, '42, '43, Ad- Track '41, '42, '43, '44, visory Council '43, Student Senate '43, Governor '44, Charter Committee '42, De- fense Committee '43, '44, Student Council '41, Red :loss '43, '44. ARTHUR HOPE Oh, Arthur--lohn. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44. IAMES IENSEN Why I'm From Covert. Attended Covert l-liqh School '41, '42, '43' Foot- ball '43, Basketball '44, Student Senate '44, Base- ball '44. GRACE GUMPERT Corn on the Cobb. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44, Basketball '42, '43, '44, Student Senate '44, Substitute Teacher '44, Prorri Committee '43, Class Treas- urer '43f Band '41, '42, '43, Band and Orchestra Festi- val '42, Oratory Contest '43, Red Cross '44, Office Girl '44, Annual Staff tBus- iness Manaqerl '44, Secre- tary ol Treasury '44, G. A. A. '43g G.A.A, Officer '44, HELEN HANDLEY l Don't Get Around Much Any More. Gym Exhibition '4l, '42, '43, '44, Substitute Teacher '44, Prom Committee '43, G.A,A. '44, Glee Club '445 Charter Committee '42, Student Council '42, Annual Start tlunior l-liqh Editorl '44. EVELYN HINZ l'm Getting Tired So l Can Sleep. Gym Exhibition '41, '43, '44, Glee Club '41, '42, Noon Duty '43, '44. NEIL HOAG I'm Going to Take G ture of You. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43' Pic Band '41, '42, '43, '44, Or- chestra '4l, '42, '43, '44, Woodwind Quartet '43, Defense Committee '43 '44, Declamation Contest '4l, Camera Club '42, '43, '44. EDITH INGRAHAM Soldiers March. Gym Exhibition '4l, '42, G.A.A. '43, '44, Noon Duty '42, '43, '44. 2- - 1 5 C- MARCIA IOHNSON If Dreams Would Only Come True. Advisory Council '42' Stu- dent Senate tSecretary ol Statej '44, Vice-President '42, Prom Committee '43, Defense Committee '43, '44, G.A.A. QRecordinq Secre- taryi '43, Glee Club '42, '43, '44, A Capella Choir '43, '44. f :Z MILDRED IOHNSON Is My Face Red? Gosh! Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44, Basketball 43, '44, Substitute Teacher '44, G. A. A. '43, '44, Oratory Con- test '43, Declamation Con- .5 553:-:f -- 1-:f vi-: rt- v. 4-5-1-' i 11 i me I . 5 xt 0 a 4- .,,, I' X f 1 I A tx 1,1 i X . f:-:v:f:jgfg:f:gIg:-:I ' ' d k test '41, '42, Glee Club '41, '42, '43, '44, Orchestra '42, '43, '44, Acapella Choir '42, '43, '44: Pit Orchestra '42, 43, Girls Trio '42, '43, BERT IOHNSTON What's Wrong With My Dancing? Gym Exhibition '44, Foot- ball '42, Critic '44, VIRGINIA KNICKERBOCKER My Sister and I. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, Glee Club, '41, '42, '43, '44, Noon Duty '42, '43, '44, Hall Duty '43. PAUL KRUZEI. Together, We Two. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, Baseball '41: Intra-mural Basketball '42, '43, '44. ROBERT LAMSSIES Son of a Gun. Football '41, '42, '43, Bas- ketball '42, '43, '44, Track '42, Student Senate '44, Prom Committee '43, Vice- President '43g Lt, Governor '44, JOAN MASTERS lm Watinq tor My Mail Gym Exhibition 41 42 44 e lub 41 42 Noon Duty 44 PAUL IOHNSON That's Right, But 1 Did lt Another Way. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44, Advisory Council '41, Student Senate '43, Vicee President '44, Pine Lake Camp '41, Declantation Contest '42, Oratory Con- test '43, VICTOR KING Oh, Heavens. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44, Prom Committee '43, Band '41, 42, '43, '44: Orch- estra '43, '44, Band and Orchestra Festival '41, '42: Pep Band '42, '43, '44, Cam- era Club '42, '43, Annual Statt tPicture Editorl '44. EDWARD KOZLOWSKI We11 Fellas, Let's Quiet Down. Gym Exhibition '43, '44, Football '43, Baseball '43, '44, Intra-mural Basketball '44. MILTON LACOSS Skater's Waltz. Gym Exhibition '42, Intra- mural Basketball '42, '43, Track '43, '44, Declamation Contest '41, Camera Club '42. RICHARD LEMKE Oh, Nothing, Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44, Football Manager '42, Band '41, '42,'43,'44, Pep Band '41, 42, '43, '44, Sax Quartet '43, '44. IEROME MENDELSON I Aint Got a Dime to My Name Gym Exhibition 41 Bas ketball 44 Tennis 41 42 Student Senate 44 Cheer leader ' , '42, Camera Club 41, Critic '44. IAMES MERLEAU l Didnt Do lt. Gym Exhibition '41, '43' F.l:'.A. '42, '43, '44. DONALD MUSKE Aw Shoot, Gym Exhibition '41, '42' Basketball '42, '43, 44' Football '43, Baseball '41 '42, '43, '44, Supreme Cour '44, F. F. A. '42, '43, Pine Lake Camp '41, GleeClub '41 E NORMA NIELSEN Does Your Mother Know You're Out? Gym Exhibition '41, '42, Glee Club '41, '42, '44: Li- brarian '41, BEHNIE NIFFENEGGER Ott We Go. Gym Exhibition '41, '42. IOHN PAQUIN A Ouiet Boy at Times. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, EEA, '42 '43 Secretary '44, Band '41, '42, '43, '44, Orchestra '41, '42, '43, Pep Band '41, '42, '43, '44, Pit Orchestra '42, '43, Solo and Ensemble Festival '41, '42- Annual Staff fActivities Editor! '44. LAWRENCE PETERSON ln My Merry Oldsmobile, lynx Exhibition '41, Basket- b z.. 41, 42, '43, 44: Foot- bfzll '43' Baseball 41, '42, '43, '447 E.l7,A. '42, '43 JOEL?-erf, '43, '44' Apple ludqing Team '42, '43, Ad- visory Council '41, Student Sermte '42, '43- Pine Lake fuzzy, '41, Annual Staff 'Sports Editorl '44, Class President '42, Prom Com- mittee '43, LEWIS MITCHELL With My Head in the Clouds and My Feet in the Sea, Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44, Intra-mural Basketball '43, '44, Glee Club '44, A Capella Choir '44. EVELYN NELSON 'Nhal Do You Want, Weary? Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44, Basketball '42, G.A.A. '43, '44, Glee Club '41, '42, '43, '44, Noon Duty '42. BETTY NIFEENEGGER l Got a Giqqle All My Own. Gym Exhibition '41, '42. IACQUELINE OTTO I Ain't Got a Care in the World. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44, G.A.A. '43, '44, Glee Club '41, '42, '43, '44. PHYLLIS PETERSON l Don't Want to Set the World on Fire. Gym Exhibition '41, Band '41, '42, '43, '44, Band an Orchestra Festival '42, '43- Declatriation Contest '43, ROBERT PENSINGER MQdesty is Right Down My Line. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44 FFA '42 ,. r V XJ- , Mix V 1 V, X Afrlj AX' I , f 1, to FV! 'X M 1- ic ., f C. 1 'gf ,r I' ' 2 I ,-,', I Xff' ., A xx, i 3 If , ,bf x X4-.if 'Xe LJ , 1- N'-X f, V ,,,.....,... ii CXQQ G o Af ' X ' 'N N. 29.11 ,N Z' E ef! ff- L+.. r- s 4, f 'X lf'f if If f FREDERICK PERO How Dry 1 Am Gym Exhibition 41 42 43 ootball 4 1 Intramural Basketball 4 43 R GER PROVOST Well Uh Gym Exhibit on l RUTH RADTKE Oh M Gym Exhibition 41 42 43 Usher Club 43 Substitute Teacher 43 44 GAA Secretary 43 Pine Lake Camp 41 Student Council 41 Band and Or c stra 1 Band and Orchestra Festi- vl 41 42 Pit Orchestra 3 Reed Quartet '43. GEORGE REEDER And the Darn Thing Ex- plodedf Gym Exhibition 41, '42 43. RACHEL SHIELDS I've Otten Woridered About That. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44, Basketball '42, '43, '44, Substitute Teacher '43, '44, G.A.A. '43, Glee Club '41, '42, '43, Charter Committee '42, Critic '44, Sextet '41, Orchestra '41, '42, '43, '44, Acapella Choir '42, '43, '44, Trio '42, '43. IEROY SLENTZ Business is Dead Gym Exhibition '41, Glee Llub '43, '44, Acapella Choir '43, '44, Band '41, '42, '43, '44, Pep Band '41, '42, '43, 44, Music Festival '41, '42. SANFORD PLUMMER Don't You Get It? Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, F.F,A. '41, '42, '43, Stu- dent Senate 43. HILDA RADSECK Home, Home on the Range. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '44, Glee Club '42, Noon Duty '42, '43, '44, Hall Duty '43. FRANCES RAYMOND lust Give Me a Beau and My Fiddle. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44, Substitute Teacher '44, Glee Club '43, '44, Orches- tra '41, '42, '43, '44, Aca- pella Choir '44, Sextet '44. CONNIE RIDLEY I Don't Get It. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44, Basketball 41, '42, '43, '44, Student Senate '44, Supreme Court '43, Prom Committee '43, Substitute Teacher '44, G.A.A, '43, fSports Manager, '44, Glee Club '41, '42, '43, Annual Staft tFeature Editorl '44, IAMES SINKULE 1'm Speechless. Exhibition Club '43, '43, '44, '44, Aca- '44, Cam- Critic '44. Gym Glee pella Choir '43, era Club '43, '44, NADINE SMITH My Blue Heaven. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '44, Basketball '42, '43, G.A.A. '43, Glee Club '41, '42, '43, '44. IUANITA SOERGEL Can't You Hear Me? Gyn: 1iX1ll1DlfZOYl '41, '42, '43, '44- Basketball '42, '43, Tennis '42, Usher Club '43, '44, SllbSl1lUll? 'leather '43, '44, Po'n Connrrizttee '43, Class Officer 1SeCretaryl 43, Solo and Ensemble Festival 42' G.A.A, '43, P 1e 1.a1Te Camp '40, Glee Club '41, '42 Orchestra '41, '42, '43, '14 Acapella Choir '42, '43, Annual star lrmfwistfrrxr Lu.- torj '44, Pit Orchestra '41 '42, String Trio '42, '43, and 1un'or Trio 43, Band Orchestra Festival '41, '42, Floradora Sextet '4l. DOROTHY SPRINGETT 'I Dont' Know, 'Tyra Evliibitozi '43, '44- Basketball '43, '447 G.A.A '43, '44, Hall Duty '43 '44 VERA STARBACK Pistol Packin' Mama. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, Basketball '42, G. A. A. '44, 1Xoon Duty '42, Glee Club '41, '42, '43, '44, Abapella Choir '44. IEAN TELLANDER Oh, 1 Forgot. Gym Exh b tiori TZ, '43- Advisory Council '43, Ush- er Club '43, '44, G.A.A '43 '4'l. Pine Lake Camp' '42,' Gl'e Club '41, '42, 43 '44' Acapella Choir '42, '43, '44, 1 for Duty '53, Red 610,11 '43 Uefenle Co'n','1ttf2f- '43, '-ll U in Gwl '43 Annual flhrf' Ari lfrlttoq '-14, Critli '41 BEVERLY TIBBETTS 'Dubarry Was a Lady. Cvyrt Evhibition '41 '42, '43, '44, G.A.A. '43, Librarian 41' Gtee Club 41, 42, 43. EDWARD TUBBS S1le:Q',e rl, lffyftf-r1ou, ': W'-ell as Golden. 1:,Zra-::.u:'rl Baszkeball '44- 131:,d '44, Atterfifffl Er:.':'r Hrqh ST1l7Cl'1l1 -3? DOROTHY SPENCER Direct Me the Route to My Residence. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '44, Basketball '43, Advisory Counffxl '42, Sxudent Senate '43, Class Secretary '42, Sirdent Council '41, Offzoe Girl '44, Usher Club '43, 'Lit Substitute Teacher '43, Z, Pzorri Committee '43, Axiufr. Staff tPrCture Edi- '11 '44' Sesetary of Stfr'e GAA. '43, '44. IOYCE SPRINGETT Lark Eyes. Subrstitutrv Tfachor '43, '44, Gym E hibitiori '41, '42, '43, 711, G.A.A. '43, '44, Glee lib '42, '43- Band '42, '43, Librarian '41, O'chestra '4f, '43, '44, Noor D,1ty '43, '4-1' Red Cross '44. LOUISE TAIT Whatcha Dorn'? Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '43, '41, Basketball '42, '43, Student Senate '44, Usher Club '43, '44, Substitute Teacher '44, G.A.A. '43, '4'- Pne Lake Camp '41' Glee Club '41, Librarian -t.,, Olrise Glrl '43. ERMA TESKE 11Jri't Do That. Uyrn Exhibition '41, '42, T' :rn 53 '41, '42, Band '41 '12, '43, '44, Pep Band '41 '42, '43, '44, Band cmd On Chi-stifr Festival: '41, '42', Sax O,l'11Gl ' 2 3 '4 - 1Jf!f:- Gil '43, '41, 'Critif 41, RCBERT TORSTEYSONI Ply Bro'her, 1'1ef Gym EXh'bi!io1 '41, '42, '44- Ea.ke:ball '42, Baseball llarxaaer '43, Football '40, 41, '42, 'f'3, lntra-mural H'r:ke'1aall 43, '44, Advis- L 7 Council '43, Annual ' Vt ,Senior 1-1.-'gh Editor, '41 IEAN VAN ERKEL 711. liar: Awe.-ali ' yu Ezchibitzon 41, 42, 1, r ftetbril 41, 42, 44- 1: f, 42' G.A.A V3 Athleuf, C1413 '42, Ad- :'y Cfounul 41' Usher '43, '44 Substitute .wrsher 4.3 44 IAMES WENDT All Thru the Niqht. Gym Exhibition '43, Intra- mural Basketball '42, '43. MARIORIE WHETHAM I Do Believef Gym Exhibition '44, Class Treasurer '44, G.A.A. '43, '44, Critic '44, Office Girl '44. CAROLYN WHEELOCK l'm Breathlessf' Gym Exhibition '43, '44, G.A.A. '44, Red Cross '44, Critic '44. RICHARD WHITE Who Says I'm Bashiul? Gym Exhibition '41, '44' Football '42, '43, Basebal '42, Intra-mural Basketball '44 i DELORES WHEELER Darn That Peroxide! Gym Exhibition '4l, '42, Basketball '43, Substitute Teacher '43, '44, G.A.A. '43, Glee Club '41, '42, '43, '44, Acapella Choir '41, '42, '43, '44, Girls Trio '41, '42, '43, Sextet '43, '44, Band '41, '42, '43, '44, Dance Band '44, Declamation Contest '41, Librarian '4l. VELMA WHEELER My Ole Kentucky Home. Gym Exhibition '41, '43, '44, Substitute Teacher '43, '44: Glee Club '42, Red Cross '44 BEATRICE WHITE 'Til Reveille. Gym Exhibition '41, '42, '44: Basketball '41, '42, '43, '44: G.A.A. '43, '447 Glee Club '41, '42, '43, Office Girl '44, Noon Duty '41, '42, '43, Red Cross '43, '44. OVID YORK Who, Me? I'm the Vil- lian! Gym Exhibition '417 Foot- ball '42, '435 lntra-mural Basketball '42, '43, '44, Track Manager '42. Graduatlna Gremllns of 44 Peanut Daqqett Clyde Hoaq Bob Torstenson lerome Mendelson Bob Larnsstes LeRoy Slentz Pete Peterson ltm Wendt Iolm Paqum Bud Pero Mac Cowles Ovrd York Pete Peterson Ed Tubbs Georqe Brady B1ll Decker Nell Decker Ed Kozlowskt Paul Iolmson Peanut Daqqett Qvtd York Arthur Hope Roland Ball Bud Pero Euqene Bmder Ceorqe Brady Vrctor Ktnq lerome Mendelson Eugene Bmder Roland Ball Btll FIITZ Ed Kozlowskt Pepst S1nkule Nell Hoag hm Wendt Paul lohnson Lawrence Busltee LeRoy Sl ntz Purl Cobo Clyae Hoag Btll En A class Wolf most All around prett1esT l'1a1r best danCer most atHlet1c class cOuple most qeneroUs pepp1esT most Forqetful Class cOmed1an most courRteous b1qqesT bluffer best scHool sp1r1t au1etEst class eGot1st best dRessecl kmdflst class qreMl1n most 11 ll9lL1Q9Ill most soclable most uncoNcerned l1app1eSt nost Obhqrna w1tt1Est reddest bLusl1 loudeSt tallEst most talkaT1ve most basHful cutEst most l1kelY to succeed sNeetest srmle most curlous most dependabLe most treckLes class anGel sl1ortEst mosT d1an1f1ea most easY qoma most popular most mUs1cal lean Van Erkel Iuamta Soerqel Fern Erude Beverly Grant Sl'11rley Ff1lZ Erma Teske Beatrtce Wlnte lean Van Erkel lackte Otto Cwussre Gumpert Marcla lobnson lean Tellander Dorotny Spencer Ioan Masters Delores Wheeler Roberta Barnes loyce Sprrnqett Loutse Tart Bacltel Slnelds Sts Handley Erma Teske Connte Rtdley Vlrqtnta Kntckerbocker GUSSIG Gumpert Slnrley Frttz luantta Soerqel Mary Ellen Denny leanette Beckwtth Pl'1yll1s Peterson Beverly Grant Dorotnv Spencer Marque Whetbam Altce Mae Haaqer lune Capps Pat Ewers Velma Wneeler Frances Raymond Mona Lee Dornan Sts Handley Connre Rrdl y Rachel S nelds n s 7 1 'A S J V Y ' ' I I I A 4 lolm Paquin fHtendltest Marcia lonnson I . 64 - 1 - t t ' . 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QICISQ Qi Llf -X1 ' l 7 LJ GREETINGS' IHGHTH GRADE The erghth grade has the same type ol organ17at1on as the seventh and mnth grades botr havtng the same number of homeroorns Many movles have been emoyed by them Jvwxvvcu-if year Albrccht Dolores Acree Iames Altterc LeRoy Allen Donald Allers Paula R t Anderson Mabel Ash Avalyn Benderch Mane Bennett Carl Bernstem Annabelle Boats Lenore Brmks Donald Brrnks Lenard lay Brrtt Anna Ruth Brown Iames Burke Pat Busscher Wayne Cannrng Earl M Capps Ioanne Cassada Wayne ,, JAM Charles Vrrgxma C l . Chlarello Rose Clark Chrrstrne Classen Don Crawiord B111 Cupp Gerald Cupp Geraldme Dann Marvm Decker Harold DeHaven Royal Drake Charles Dreksler Ernest Dukescherer Irene Dubursson Alfred Elllott Ioanne Empson Edna Fellows Lets Frlbrandt Howard, Fouts Kenneth P ff C Ott I rt l. Grano Charlc Gumpert Alvrn Harrrngton Cl1f4 Harrrs Florence Haw :er Dons Henry larnes Henry Robert Hendrrk Lee Hrll Mary Lourse Hrnz Norma Holmes Ollr Hodge Bernadrne Hodgeman Kenneth Holub Lenorn Howe Marrorre Ann le-nsen Mary Lou lohnson Barbara lohnson Rose lo s Marcele HG W X Kellogg Betty Knapp Francts Krelgh Adella Kuhn Ehzabeth Lamb Davxd E Lauman Davld Leach Nella Mae Ioy Lee Marllyn Lehmann Calvrn L rtz ohn Z' LJ' J.-f ' f Leverton Gen vreve -HF' Lloyd Helen Lloyd lohn J,j McClaughn Wayn Mtchels Nedra Mrxter Pat Morrrs Ioan Mort Wanda Xlelson Mary I l on Leah ewton Bertha NlChOlS Bette ! , I Nrles lack Nolan Barbara ff Nolan Mary Norcross Gertrude Nostraat Burton Pappe Charles Park Marrlyn A Peterson lack Peterson Dorothy lean Porndexter Herbert Polndexter Maxrne Porndexter Robert Radtke Be-theny Eve Raymond Pat eeder lack b rts Iames ssell Charlotte sSatkey Charles Sayre Murray Shepard Bxllw Schlaack Lorrcnne Schurr Deana Slagle Pearl Spencer Barbara Stankowskt Don ylor Barbara K-WM , ' 1 ,TZ v ya T ske Clarence Q 4, Thompson Iames Valkner Elvrra Van Drs Nrel Van Wynen Drck Vrttk lean Emlly Wrnes Catherlne Young Lorm s6'.J SEVENTH GRADE Newcomers ot lunror Hrghl Welcome to the seats weve left behlndl e of 44 w1ll m1ss that patter of httle feet down the hall' KG: ' l tNow how drd I ever create such 32 a messll Acree luha Ehz Allers Amta Baer Thomas I Baker lacqueltne B em Herbert D Bennctt loan Bergstrom Iames Bergstrom Bertolozzr Brerhalter Brerhalter Btllmg Char tte Boerma Arther Brxtt Anna Ruth Brown Dale Burrows Bruce Burrows Dolores Ke neh Go Brt Capps Donna I d6J47V a Lassen Robert Copp r Rlchard Drbble Kenneth Dltch Robert Durand Ruth Faa rlund VJ1ll1ClIll lllckrnqer Vt ayne l ranlflm Ioylee French lack Q 7 Arnold vm Ross ymond Glynn Gold Gree IU1 Stadt Herbert HOIIIDQIOH Eumce Harrrnqton Kathle n Hxnz james Hrnz Morgar t ltzen Eugene f fn lohnson llrn lohnson B lanes Marcus 'ones Robert Kalhorn Kathryn Kannnskx Dorothy Kaufman Phyllrs Klrby lack Laas Grace lawrenc Frederrck McDowell Robert Mashburn Betty Mey r Charlotte Morehead Nell 6 Murauchrk Madellne Nelson Ronald Olson Don Olson Carol Packard Albert Payne Iohn Porter Lorrs R Frances Roe Lawrence Roe Nancy Rasmussen Aurelra Russel Eugene of the class Sanders Charles Schemenauer Edward Schurr Ronald Thornton Bruc Underwood Chflord Van Wynen Robcrt Vrrgo Tony Vtank Theodorc Whlte Lyle C 44 V I if l ' . ' ' tl' . 1' , -' :Ill , ' 1 . , ,. J ZI I f , I -fs es ,I A II fd I ! .I ' 1, , I ,I v I' I f 1 . II I 1 m I I I , I . I 'If . , 1 - f ' I . V' , , I - f I I ' I, In I V 'M fvgifny 'YW' II .4 5 I 0 . It . I . I ,. , 1 . ' 1 I 1 . U A , ' ' ' . ,' ' ' ' ' pw-JJ, ' V S ,' ' .I I . Qs-72' W. I' 4 I I . .I I - It It I , , t I I I I Is gnuj 'Q It I f I , I . , . f , 1 . I f l 5 5 '. , ' ' ' '. f fl' f rt P Dibble, Norman Leitz, Alan 5 Ta , x i , ff, X t e' .l I , L Q , ' JI ., I 1 I I ' L' X I :IJ ' I X-I . 1- , , t ' I t ' U , I ' I II . I IIIM I. I . I . . -I lx t Ye, O 1, Z g f -I . ' U e 'A . I, OS I. lr I , 1,1 , I .I L II I V a f , 1 1 O91 my 'fe , , L p 1 . I I enf I 3 . L? V 1 V fe I 1 1 4951 EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE . A V E , u v A A ws 6 , q - , A-if I ,MJ Sports Do you really want to know why South Haven lost all of those Basketball games this year? It wasnt the teams fault they did their best It was because we had a mascot a self appointed one but a mascot no less He is known as Dirty Dick and IS the Grem lm that resides on the nm and backboard ot our baskets When the team traveled bag Hrs favorite sport was pushing the ball from South Havens basket Each year Dirty Dick picks on a certain school this year South Haven had that pnvlleqe tOh Yeah'l Not wishing them any bad luck lets hope St Ioe our conference rival gets him next year' The picture on the opposite page shows Dirty Dick at work . , so did Dirty Dick. in the manager's little black A112 in FUUTBALL 43 The Rams put away therr surts w1th a successful season tucked beneath therr belts They started out the season w1th a convrncrng 370 vrctory over the Coloma Comets Thetr next vrctrm Buchanan fell on the short errd of a 360 score The Bams then left for therr rrst out of town and frrst conferenc game at Ntles They held a strong Nrles eleven wrthout a touchdown but drd no better on offense themselves thus the game ended rn a UO t1e Gnce agaln on the horne grounds they drshed the Allegan team a l9 6 defeat The only gl ry the All gan team could boast was that they had scored the frrst touchdown ln four games agatnst the Bams ln the next game a conference one of course they could do no better than a OO tte w1th Three Hrvers Durrng the next week the Bams worked hard and were well rewarded w1th a 260 vrctory the frrst rn frve years over State Hrgh The followrng week rs one we would all lrke to forget for thrs was the game rn whrch the Gremlms rumed the chance for our only touchdown by trtp omg one of our ball carrrers when he was tn tae clear lt was our only defeat of the season l3U and 1t had to be by of all teams St Ioe The fmal game of the season blotted out all memorres of the prevrous w eks defeat as the Bams showrng therr truo sprrtt gave the Dowagrac Chreftarns the Conference Champs therr only defeat of the season l3U Senrors on the 43 squad were Capt Bob Lamssres Tackle Ed Kozlowskr Back Clyde Hoag Back Bob Torstenson En Guard Purl Cobb Guard Pete Peterson Center Bud Pero Center Cvrd York Tackle George Brady End Bll Frrtz Guard Boland Ball Tackle Brch rd Wlrrt Guard Eugen Btnd r End Gtte m mbers were outs Onofrto Gerry Saerman Lorry Park Drck Penoyar layton Canrung Don Brown Brll Curley Btll Allen Drck Lerst lerry Kalworn George C adaock Ben lensen Wayne Warner Reed Pa ker and Don Teske Manager ll I1 - , P I o e I V f 1 I 9 I' ' ' I I I F r Pfrr lffr P or P, P or or or r d ltm lensen , , , ,. , ,, ,, .,,,,,,,, Guard Don Muske ,H ,., , , A rPrPr'r rfrfr , A Q ffr ,P ff f P ff e ' e ,, ,, ,,,., ,. , ,, .. E r e : L ' N ' , l , , ' , MR BAER Back 1n 1927 seventeen years ago a man came to South Haven Hxgh School to tach physlcal educatlon coach basketball and baseball and assume the great re spons1b1l1ty of dlrector of athlet1cs HIS frrst basketball team was not hlghly successful w1nn1ng only 2 games fn a l6 game schedule The second year restored fa1th m our team when we became county champlons and also added 2 trophres to our collectlon Due to h1s mfluence the South Haven teams started on the up grade The tollowmg year 1929 Mr Baer coached h1s f1rst football team Th1S team the captam who by the way was Nell GOOdf1Ch lost only 2 games out of a 9 game schedule In 1932 Coach Baers pos1t1on as basketball coach was taken over by Otto Greln teams Durmg h1s years 1n th1s school he has won the respect and admlratlon of all tudents and faculty Hts htgh standards of sportsrnansh1p have been passed on to all who have known h1m B tween h1s gym classes and coachmg dutles he found t1me to teach a hyg1ene Cla s flrst a1d and to take charge of rntramural basketball for those boys ln Semcr Hrgh who lrked basketball but werent on the Vars1ty teams He left our h1gh school 1n February of th1s year to take over another pos1t1on n th1s communrty On February 18 Just before he left a short assembly was held ln h1s honor and he was presented wlth a sterlmg s1lver pen and pencrl by the boys of the Semor class We do mlss you Mr Baer but we smcerely wlsh you all the happmess and suc cess rn the world E I 2 ' ' , , - Since that time he has continued his good work as coach of football and baseball e ' ' ' , ' ' Q . . . . . VARSITY BASKETBALL 43 44 Coach Tom Slaughters basketeers of 43 44 were the smallest South Haven team tn many years They made up for thls hand1cap wtth plenty of sp1r1t and scrap thus end1ng up w1th a fa1r season of seven v1ctor1es and seven defeats Although a low scortng team the Rams were able to spllt even 1n the1r schedule because of f1ne defenslve play The zone defense kept the1r opponents guessrng A brtef summary of the 43 44 season 1S as follows The Rams played the1r flrst game on the1r home floor and won an easy vlctory over Otsego The follow1ng week the boys traveled to Kalamazoo and were all but swallowed up on the btg floor thus falhng easy prey to a strong State Hlgh ftve Once agaln on the1r home court the boys battled a Nlles team to the f1n1sh only to lose 1n tie last three m1nutes of play Agam taktng to tne road the boys won a close game from a scrappy Allegan team Commg ba k after a rest durlng vacat1on the Rams led the St loe frve untll the fmal two rmnutes m whtch V1ClOfY was snatched from the1r grasp Once more traveltng out of town the Rams won a close one from Dowagtac Coach Slaughter was not able to make the tr1p because of lllness Th1s vrctory how ever gave htm new l1fe and he returned to practtce sessrons the followlng week The Rams facmg Allegan for the second trme agaln defeated them easrly At Three RIVGIS the Rams won a hard fought rough and rugged game for the1r thrrd stra1ght wm Thxs wtnntng streak of the Rams whlch was 1ts longest of the season was soon stopped however for the followtng week State Hlgh agatn turned back the Rams thts trme at South Haven Thls game was the start of a slump for the Rams for the next week they played one of the1r worst games of the season loslng to Nlles at Nlles At Otsego the followmg week the Rams looked as rf they were gotng to pull out of the1r nose dlve when they walked over Otsego to an easy vlctory I 1 - - 1 1 . A 1 . 1 1 . . . 1 . . . , . A . . . V , ' 1 . , L . . , ' , . 1 ' 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 A , . I . l'11e foll5'.':1r1q 1511111063 Wit:'1 St. loe 111111 Dowczigiito 13ro'Jef,1 differeritly t:1e RTIIILS los' 131,111 VJVIIIICS izy fQ111fs1zef1 lltfIYQ1flS. T110 R1,1111s ff1CIY9C1 tt1ei1 lftst UIIC1 Lest 111111 11111t'1e of tlie YGLII att :rome 11111111151 tlie Three Rivors tive. 111 t11is qc1111e, t11ey 1311111 1111 CI big leoii , , ,YL - ,- . ,-. V 1 K ltt llt'9 f1rst 111:11 1111d cfocrstecl tzirouqli tl1e :sego11:1 111111, 0115113111153 u,o:11:11 Hl:11111:1ta'1r 11 use suostitutes freely. For 11:11r1y of the boys O11 the RQ1111 sq11f1cl, 1211s wus tzio lust qzzuie ff1oy were to 11l:1y ori t:1e 11o:11e Court for good 1,1121 Sout11 1'1CI'v'f?ll Hiql.. T1.e 11c1111es of flese boys ure 11.5 follows: fifgzytt. Bob L1,1111ssies, lfflyoe Homo, Pete 13Q1'5YSLlt, Iororrxe Me1ic1eQso11, Do1'1 Muslce Rodney D11C1-ge , ' ,t,jt,f1. 11 1 112-11 er v er IP Il 111 LCJIIY 1311 lc Ll JV1lt Bier 151111 1 B UUAD T11e B oquqd under corcli lfdword Soerq 1 11c1 CI successful sccxsow 111111111111 eiqit Q111d los HQ four qorries Mugr pro1111s111g I119IlfI 11Q1s C1 Jeo eo C111 11111 o these boys W111 probcxbly mcxke ur the V11rs1ty S mod lft t11e CDH 11g y r Merrilo rs o tl'1e teom were Do11111y W1ll1o1V1s Clayton Cc1'11111q Dowd Tcxit lerry 14111110111 Drvicl M0111 Robert Nelson Do11 Boermo 1311111 Hodges Robert Pobuczler 1111Cs Stltlll Qt11f1l S11epc1ro1 Bob Sleritz Hio Dylcstro 111111 101111 CD111lders BASKETBALL 43 CI 3 GC 'lu QC Doce 1 111111 Ury ll Vi 111 , 'Q Opoonemt C13 1 e ig C' ted K-' 911 Place Here 1 iere QFD mr em I J Score T 19V tt 111111 lllll lerse Utl v lllol 13, s 1,11 11111 tef1:11 1 ere: 1.1 y S1 ,11 1 , . 7 , D11 B11 1 , 111151 1fc111l 1 ' , 1 v . I I 1 1 S , H H A 1' , ' 1 ' ' ei rc, A . 4 1. 1 Qc ' 1 1 2 1 'js' :it Q1 ' e' lpf d 'riy '1 'l o,-, .' Q ' 'o 1: eo , . e of , , ' , , , . 1, Q .1f., ' 1, l 1 ' '44 D te A , ', 'We D 'e1. leer 3 1 eqo , 28 22 Deoeziber 1U SY Zo H' E1 'J e 19 28 De 'eniloer 17 Njos Ho X, 21 24 Q ruler 21 Al1ef'f11'1 T1 .,f. e Q11 22 , it 7 I SI. Ice He , 17 19 lf,IIt1,lf,IfY 14 1DjE'!'1l5lfIff l:1er- 23 21 lf,11111i11y 1? f-.Qiijzri Here 311 21 lflltll :ry 21 1:11,-e Rixferfi 1:1111 Z9 1 Itlllllfy 28 5T'1te 1111121 Hffrff 15 127' 131131 '1ry 4 llililes 'l:1ferff 27 35 111,-1211111ry 8 Qifzeqo lger -',- 311 19 1Yf1,.1'gry 11 ffl 1115 Tgerrf 54 17-11,1 'ry 12 Q9 '.4,' inf 1, H--rf' L9 T8 fel, xr ff 1: R111 1.1 Hf'-re ff? 12 TRA K Last years track program was set up ,rrgely on an tntrarnural basrs wtth letters be1ng glven out by a po1nt system The track boys drd however lave a Postal Meet wrth the Paw Paw team whtch they won by a 52V2 5012 polnt s ore Coach Slaughter also took a small group ot boys to the Regronal and Conference meets They placed 5th tn the Reg1onal and 6th rn the onterence meets lndlvrdual wms and places taken 1n Regronal and Conference Meets were Frank Sutton Won 440 Fred Blld Placed 4th rn shot put 1n conference Clyde Hoag Placed IH both hrgh and low hurdles Letter wlnners were Frank Sutton Clyd Hoag Louts Onotrro Carson lones Clayton CGIJIJIITQ Carl Kendall Earl Lammlrn Henry Brlhat George Denny Ierry Kalhorn Fred Brld and Manager lack Zeclnal BASEBALL Last years baseball season was short but sweet Due to the war the Rams had opponent was the Bloommgdale mne w uch they swamped rn a 165 vlctory Next came Gables who bowed to the Rams 90 The only sore spot ot the season was the 43 setback glven the Rams by a strong Bangor team The Rams however came back to w1n thelr last game of the season wlth Covert 50 Semors on the 43 squad were lohn Daggett Ed Soergel Bud Decker Lou Nlles lerry lhlbrandt and Duane French Other members of the squad mcluded Don Muske Ed Kozlowskl Pete Peterson Lawrence Bushee lorvrs Malls Eugene Btnder Rtchard Whlte Dan Wtlhams Ronald Trurnble Ray Rlchards Rrchard Dreclcsler Bob Sle1t7 Dlclc Curry and Clayton St Iohn The manager was Bob Torstensan who drd a swell Job , ,r . , . , V w A , . r 1 ' V - f ' c . . , 3 . . ' ' I V I I I V I I T l A I ' I I only a tour game schedule, but emerged the victor in three ot them. The Rams' tirst ,rfv3,2'ff'Z . A' ,wwf W'e,y ii, Lain 53,452 w ,,, rffwfffr gif f wr 2 ,R 1 95 ,, .14 1 1 , +5Kf,zf.g5tfa1 riff af7V2'?if:s , f . Hg -I af ff wmyf, - ,- ,wfmg 11, 1, gf . ,A 4 f:gQ?34g'2WQy,,1y 11, , ' Thls club under the dlrectlon of Mlss Harrlson 1S an organlzatlon for Senlor Hugh q1rls m whlch they can Wm thelr S letters The requ1rernents of the club are flfteen cents per year dues and tltty pornts ln athlet1cs by December l8 There are var1ous ways for the glrls to obtarn polnts such as skatrng bowlmq basketball and many others Tl'11s year they sponsored a Leap Year Dance dance band and floor show lncluded to wh1ch the glrls had to mvrte the boys It turned out to be a brq success The offlcers of the club are Prestdent Marllyn Kasxshke Vlce Presrdent Mary Ellen Denny Secretary and Treasurer Grace Gumpert Sports Recorder Connle Rldley PHYSICAL FITNESS PROGRAM All boys rn Senlor Hlgh are requlred to take part 1n the physlcal htness program wlmch 1S under the d1rect1on ot Mr Baer These boys undergo strenuous GXGICISGS and games The purpose ot thls program 1S to b tter ht the boys phys1caHy when they enter tue armed forces Boys 1n the armed forces have wr1tten and told how much It has helped them get the Jump on some boys who are not physmally frt 1 . . A - V 1 . . . vw 4 Q X Q va x .Vw . It . :Q ' w., Q 'u L- Some people dont lxke to go to our school dances-they would though Lf Iwy I1m the qremlm who haunts our dances would get w1se to h1mseli and h1t the road Nobody lxkes Inn hes the httle somethlng that tells you to put your foot there and when you do you dlscover that 1lS on your changes that record from a slow number to the latest ntterbuq delxght much I mlght add to your embarrassment Another of h1s oh should I sav hobbies IS teannq down the hrst decoratlon thus urglng the crowd to follow his lead th1s makes the commlttee tear thelr halr Although I1m adds a httle excxtement t1n a vague sort ol wavl and we must admlt IS the somethmg new that has been added Im sure everyone agrees that there should be a law agamst gremlms-at school dances at least i' t I I t I I partner's delicate toe. Iim is the guy who ' f I I 1 S WT fi , , LQQ f i '- 5 v . ' M -. lik? 4: BAND Unlike most of our organizations, the band hasn't lost very heavily due to gradu ation or the armed services in the past year. The pep band made up of a small group from the band has added pep to many of our activities especially at the games The band concerts each fall and spring are looked forward to by every one The members of the band at present are FLUTES Neil Hoag Donna Alfmg lack Gillet OBOES Reed Parker Lynn Tellander CLARINETS Rose Burrell lohn Pa urn Blanche Yers Margaret Martrnson Jeanine Dykstra Robert Porter Mary Lou Cogdal Patricia Raymond Phyllis Kaufman Mariorte Howe Donna Peterson Aurelia Rasmussen Bernadine Hodge Anita Allers Ffrka Westerheld Annabelle Bernstein Bethany Radtke Othal Sheperd Iames Hrnz ALTO CLARINET Phyllis Peterson BASS CLARINET Donald Brenner AITO SRXOPHONES Vfilli rn Fritz Erma Teske Walter Stein Natalie Holman Dal Brown Robert Iones TENOR SRX I-IONES David Mohr Herbert Beem ' BARITONE SAXOPHONE Richard Lemke BASSOONS Ruth Radtke Barbara Soergel FRENCH HORNS Norman Brazill Robert Pobuda William Fagerlund CORNETS Warren Sprague Mc Gurre Cowles Frank Chaddock Donald Freeman Ceorge Westerfeld Edward Tubbs Kenneth Struble lack Peterson Nedra Mlchels Marvin Wickham Cordon Getman Robert McDowell TROMBONES Dan Williams Robert Slentz Iarnes Payson Dana Knirkerbocker -, Tom Baer Charles Tait BARITONES Paul Hodges Margaret Fagerlund Leroy Slentz QOUSAPHONES Victor Krng Herbert Mortoft Arnold Muske- TYMPANI 6 BELLS Marilyn Shoop Ioyc Sprinqett Virginia Parker SNARE DRUMS Donald Streeter Robert Bridges Wrllram Nifteneger Clarence Teske RASS DRUM Tony Alheri CYMBALS Martin Strebeck DRUM MAIOR Delores Wheeler TWIRLERS Frances Labz Qhirley Fritz Donna Alttng Carol Lnderwood COLOR BERRERS Barbara Soergel Ruth Radtke COLOR GUARDS Donald Prach Richard Anthony ORCHESTRA Perhaps one ot the hardest working and least heard of organizatrons is the orchestra Under the magnificent leadership of Mr Lrstrak it is second to none in our opinion Mr Lrstrak we salute you for your tlne leadershrp and untrrrng ettort and coopera The members of the orchestra at present are FIRST VIOLINS Barbara Maulsby Mrldr d Iohnson Frances Raymond Rose Iohnson Marilyn Crawford Nedra Mlchels R yntand Richards lean Ely SECOND VIOLINS Paula Allers Barbara Nolan Mary rie Niles vid Lamb lNll1'1ITl Cra ,vford Barbara Taylor Vary Park Iearr Cap, VIOLR5 e Fa gerlv d t are Flernlr Il'l IGI' Pe, ,' Soergel r 144 ff CELLOS Iuanita Soergel Shirley Fritz Ie-an Vitek Blanche Myers STRING BASSES Rachel Shields Waltcr Stern Victor King FLUTES Neil Hoag Donna Alfrng lack Grllet OBOES R ed Parker Lynn Tellander CLARINETS Rose Burrell Robert Porter Margaret Martinson Ieanrne Dykstra BASSOON Ruth Radtke Barbara Soergel HORNS Norman Brazill Robert Pvbuda William Fagerlund CORNIHS McGuire Cowles Frank Chaddock Donald Freeman George Westerfeld TROMBONES 'Jan Williams Robert Slentz Dana Knrfkerbocker TYMPANI Marilyn Shoop Icyce Springett DRUMS Robert Bridges 'Donald Streeter Tony Altierr , 'Y . f ' . h ., A f f 1 ' V1 , ' V , If .x tion in making ours one of the best high school music departments in the country e . 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U.. 51., f, 11111141112 -5 Roy 513112 HIQIIYEQTS fmd QT R1c?1c11d Stieve Peggy Taylor 19311 Tellunder Cizrcpl Ur1ilQ1'.-food Kath Uzlderwccd Vx71:y11e vfi1I!'19T Dslcnes VJFQQIGY Pansy Vfines Ll ps SENIUR PLAY Chmcr Boy a 3act comedy by Iames Reach and Tom Haggart was presented 1n Central aud1tor1um on Aprll 26 and 28 On a Wednesday afternoon early ln March tryouts were held 1n MISS Sandecn room The room was almost f1lled to overflowmg for any Semor who lS not on the Annual Staff IS el1g1ble The cast was fmally selected and rehearsals began on the follow1ng Monday W1ll Parker tPaul Iohnsonl 1S the prmcvpal of the M1ddlesboro H1gh School He and Em1ly h1s Wlle tMarc1a Iohnsonl are hav1ng a rather try1ng t1me of 1t for the1r ch1ldren B1ll CClyde Hoagl seventeen and Selma tM1ldred Iohnsonl a year younger are pass 1ng through that try1ng troublesome perlod of adolescence whlch IS a rnghtmare to most parents B1ll who 1S wrapped up 1n football refuses to take h1s share of the respons1 b1l1l19S around the house Selma has only one 1nterest 1n l1fe shes got her heart ab solutely set on w1nn1ng the Mlddlesboro lVlL1I'1Cl'119CI'l.1I1Cl'11G lce Cream Companys Popu lar1ty Contest and gett1ng a free tr1p to Hollywood for herself and her mother W1ll Parker has no trouble enforc1ng d1sc1pl1ne at the hxgh school but 1n h1s own home well thats another matter And thats the way th1ngs stand when suddenly one sum mer mornmg they get a letter from Chlnal The letter IS from Emllys s1ster a m1ss1on arys w1fe and mforms them her son Mark flames Iensenl 1S be1ng sent to the Parkers to cont1nue h1s educatron 1n Amer1ca Mark says the letter IS a wonderful boy a model of v1rtue as near perfect as a mortal can be Well Mark arr1ves and l1ves up to h1s advance not1ces Hes always try1ng to be helpful takes much of the load off W1lls and Em1lys shoulders lf anyth1ng goes wrong Marks r1ght there w1th a quo tat1on from Confusctus to f1t the case Very shortly W1ll and Em1ly are wonder1ng how they ever got along w1thout h1m B1ll and Selma would be very happy 1f he were back 1n Chtna or anywhere but 1n the1r home He 1snt regular he doesnt f1t ID h Just doesnt understand the rules of the1r game Then Lulu Mae Bobmson fLou1se Ta1tl a twelve year old terror1st takes Mark under her protectlve wmg Hes got to stop be1ng a goody goody she tells h1m hes got to get 1n wrong w1th h1s aunt and uncle Then the young folks W1ll welcome h1m as one of the1r own Marks for eful efforts to get 1n wrong w1th W1ll and Em1ly prov1ded no end of fun for both rnannee and eve n1ng aud1ences Whatever he tned somehow turned out r1ght 1nstead of wrong l.1ke Kmg MIGGS everythmg he touched turned to gold Mark fmally stabhshed h1m self as be1ng regular only after every DOSS1blG laugh was extracted from th1s r1chly connxc s1tuat1on Add1t1onal characters were Anme the1r ma1d of all work Ahce Mae Hagger Bob Toutman B1lls scnool chum George Brady Charlotte March a wealthy m1ss Beverly Grant George Robmson meanest boy 1n town lerome Mendelson raa1o announ er Rodney Daggett I ' 1 V . . 1 1 1 , 1-' .J - 1 . , . 1 , . . 1 1 1 YY I I I W - 1 ' I I A 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 T 1 . 1 1 . 1 , . 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I I I I V I SENIUR HIGH GIRLS GLEE CLUB BUYS BLEE CLUB SENIBR HIGH GIRLS GLEE GLUB Every Tuesday and Frtday ftrst hour the vocal musrc room rrngs Wrth the Volces ot the Semor Htgh Gtrls Glee Club They smg a varlety of songs At Chrlstmas trme they walked through the halls s1ng1ng carols and they w1ll parttcrpate ln the Sprrng Vocal Concert on May 19 The members ot th1s Glee Club are B tty lane Adkm Margaret Allers Esther Beckwtth Dorothy Blers Frances Bolhuls Ieanette Burke Pat Chlarello Glorra Colllns Iune Couturrer Leona Decker Geraldme Denny Mona Lee Dornan Nancy Ekstrom lean Ely MGFIOH Empson Pat Ewers Thora Fahnmg Norma Fellows Charlotte Foley Fern Frude Lo ame Garland Ramona Glassman Phyllls GOOdW1D Mlldred Groenrng Betty Hadaway Helen Handley Margaret Harden Mary Hetnze Vrolet Hemze Ruth Hodge Natalle Holman Lols Hough Isabel lngraham MGICIG Iohnson Mrldred Iohnson Esther Kaufman Mae Kmg Narda Klrby VIIQIHIG Knrckerbocker lohanna Laabs Marguerrte Lertz lean Lerman Dorothy LGWIS Mrckey LGWIS Sally Lxnd Elolse Lull Marlon Margot Ethel Nrenhurs Margle N1les Iackle Otto Charlene Qulnalty Ruth Rayner Frances Ray rnond Dorothy Robrnson Iuanrta Schurr Nadlne Smlth Paullne Smlth Shirley Srnlth Vera Starback Elda Stennett Mary Al1ce Stevens Peggy Taylor Naomr Terwrlltger Betty Thorpe Agnes Tucker Carol Underwood Mary Vrrgo Mamre Wagner Shlrley Wepfer Dolores Wheeler Drana Wheelock Patsy Wlnes BUYS GLEE GLUB The boys glee club practlces every Monday IIISI hour Although they havent done much outsrde smgmg they are really a nlce soundrng group Thetr group IS made up of Ludwtg Baldaut Iarvrs H1sted Wayne Landry Emory lundy Lewrs Mrtchell Arnold Muske Ierry Peterson Iames Srnkule Rlchard SIIGVG Robert Schlaack Kerth Underwood JUNIBR HIGH GIRLS GLEE GLUB The IUDIOY Hlgh Grrls Glee Club meets every Monday and Frtday fllth hour Th1s group IS made up of 8th and 9th grade gtrls under the drrectlon of MISS Paulrne Iohnson They wrll also part1c1pate 1n the Spnng Concert The members are Delores Albrecht Elalne Aldrm Delores Alternan Avalyn Ash Alma Bowers Patty Burke Mary Butts Ioanne Capps V1rg1n1a Charles Helen Conroy Geraldlne Cupp Ioanne Elhott Edna Ernpson Sophre F1l1p1ch Al1ce Flora Mary Godsave Lorralne Gumpert Evelyn Han sen Dor1s Hawver Bernadme Hodge Leona Holuh Lucella Hunt Mary Lou Iensen Rose Iohnson Marcelene Iones L1ll1an Kallnskl Eleanor Kamlnskl Ellzabeth Kuhn Fran ces Labz Manlyn Lee loan Lettz Mano re Lyman Georgla M1tchel1 Patty MIXIGI Ioan Moms Mary Nelson Bette Nlchols Beatr1ce Nmke Gertrude Norcross LOIS Olson Ianet Overh1ser Vtrgmta Parker Barbara Perbohner Dorothy Peterson Patrrcra Plaehn Max 1ne Polndexter L1ll1an Rrchards Marlan Rtchards Margle Russell Katherlne Shek Pearl Slagle Marcta Smeed Barbara Spencer Sh1rley Stedman Norma Stennett Norma Sy mons Alta Toole lrene Trowbrtdge Dorothy Wagner Amta Warfteld Catherrne Wrnes Dortanne Ztpperstern I 1 ' ' Q - -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'r 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I I I I I I . . . 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . ..... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I ' 1 . . 1 - 1 1 1 . . . 1 . -' I I I I I I , . , . . 1 . . I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I I I I I I I I I I T ' 1' I I I ' I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I - 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 A .l l WGS TW' USHER CLUB To be a member ot the South Haven Usher Club IS a coveted honor tor such qrrls must have a hrah scholastrc standrnq a pleasrnq personalrty and must be wrllmq to put school CICTIVIUSS EIEST They act as hostessee and usherettes rn all proqrams held rn the audrtorrum or aymnasrum Mr Hervey drrects and suoe vts s the act1v1t1es of the qlrls The ushers are Tune Capps Ehzabeth Anne Clark Margaret Faaerlund lla Mae Elemmq Snrrley Errtz Marran Lcmssres Barb rex Maulsby Charlotte Hadtke Ruth Ftadt ke Trlda Rrtman Barbara Soerael Tuamta Soerael Dorothy Spencer LOUISE Tart lean Tellander lean Van Erkel SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS From a lrst of Tumor and Senror qxrts Mr Hervey makes a hst ot the qrrls best quah hed tor the responsrbrlrty Mr Mohr then selects a certarn number of curls tor substr tutron rn tfte qrades rncludrnq Hartman and lndtana grade schools Substrtute teachers th1s year are as follows Tune Capps Mary Ellen Denny Mona Le Dornan Shrrley FIITZ B yerly Grant Grace Gumpert Helen Handley Marcra Iohn OD Mrldred Tolnson Ruth Rodtke Frances Raymond Connte Rrdley Rachel Shlelds Tuanrta Soerqel Dorotty Sp ncer Toyce Qprrnqett Lourse Tart Erma Teske lean Van Erkel Delores Wlreeler Velma Whe ler The FEA IS a natrona oraantzatron certam procedure tt at IS us d the natron The Hunt Supper rn the tall was one they had several specral meetmqs tor the Eu ure Farmer degree and for After tre tall rush a numb tor leaders np tramma Due to the war many ct t held A dtstrrct srccrkmg contes trom each school to oartrcrpate rntttatmq of members recreatron r ot boys went to the advrsor e actlvrtres tne chapter usually Nas held at South Haven for rn the reatonal contest and the and our sctool rs chapter 56 There IS a wrde that our local chapter follows ot the hrqhhqhts ot the year Durlnq the year to the Greenhand and s cottage at Pentwa' r partlclpated tn werent selectlon of contest mts wrnner to speak at tre Euture Earners Lonventron teld Aprrl 6 ard 7 OTTlC1Gl delegates to this CONVENTION were Bernard Paqurn and Tack Vrllwohk Qthcers thts year ore Eugene Bmder Pres1dent Tack V1llwock Vlce Presrdent Ar thur Totnson Re rter Lawrence Peterson Treasurer Tohn Paauln Secretary Glenn for l s Ad rsor . , , I ' . ' r ' e T . . A , - , I I T I r I 1 ' ff r A I I I I X-A L I V , , I , , I I . . . , ., . . .f , r . . , . - I I Q . . A Y , - V I I T: I I I O . ,Y v . . , D I ' I I V I I I .F X Q . . , I ' X-f I L ' r I I Q . . . A I . A ' ' 1 ' e ' ' . L X, c X, . L f ,- ' ' r . 'Z' me T. . . 1 1 Q, ,. , . . . , , .. .V c A . ' '. - ' I V ' , . P-f . r f E . .V , , . , N . . , , A , - . v s . , . . , L T r I . - V 1 ef I , I 1 . ,V V-F A . ,. . . . . , ,ga , V ., V, , , J 'J e ', v J . SBHUULS AT WAR COMMITTEE Taking their cue directly from state and national pamphlets at the beginning of the year, this group became the Schools At War Committee-striking out the title, Defense committee, as outmoded. They sponsored a successful and patriotic poster dance, the theme centered around the colorful and varied material sent to them by the national War Stamp Com mlttees Pearl Harbor Day Valentines Day and Washingtons birthday found stamp cor sages for sale in the school and at basketball games A Hit Parade program Ianuary 14 received the enthusiastic co operation of both faculty and students The dance band gave out w1th the music and each vote had to be backed with a War Stamp purchase By far the greatest accomplishment of this committee however was the attainment of the 90! Minute Man flag made possible by the cooperation of QU! of the student body MaJor Hyslop spoke at the flag raising ceremony dedicating the flag to the war efforts of the South Haven Senior high school JUNIUR RED CRUSS This year the Iunior Red Cross has been more active than ever before They started off with a bang by featuring a membership drive the students responded almost IOOX A carnival and dance was sponsored Nov 19 this novel idea furnished money for the Prisoners of War and the Children Fund All during the year books games and toys were collected Junk Jewelry and canceled stamps were also collected After school all interested students worked on afghans toys and slippers Later on they sponsored a movie and then took up a collection for the Sr Red Cross One of the most lasting contributions of the Ir Red Cross was the collection of pictures of former students now serving in the armed forces this is posted in the hall The Ir Red Cross is directed by Miss Striaght The members are Elizabeth Anne Clark chairman Tony Alfieri Roland Ball Grace Gumpert Clyde Hoag Natalie Holman Ben Iensen Sally Llnd Patsy Wines Beatrice White and Velma Wheeler STUDENT GUVERNMENT Governor Clyde Hoag Sec of State Marcia Iohnson Sec of the Treasury Grace Gumpert Our student government which was begun only last year has already proven that e students of SHHS prosper under this tvpe of law The senate the law making department meets at least once every two weeks and sometimes more often if a meeting is called by the governor lt consists of the maJor officers one representative from each sponsor group and the highway commissioner appointed by the governor and a faculty advisor Members are Iames Iensen Arthur lohnson Richard Stieve Ierome Mendelson Gerald Sherman lane Hemenway Peggy Taylor Betty Cochrane Connie Ridley Louise Tait Highway Commissioner and Mr Hervey Faculty Advisor The Supreme Court upholds the laws made by the Senate and punishes those stu dents who violate them It has two Justices from each class and a chief Justice from the faculty T 1 I - V 1 1 1 T ll 1 ll u ' v 1 n I I - ' o - - - o o , o O . , . . . o. . , ' S . , , , : , , . , . . , ' 1 ' ': : 1 : ' : : 1 ' 1 ' ' : . 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Bob Lamssies th ' g . , , , - 3 I 1 ' ' 2 : : : : 1 ' ' : ' ' , ' ' ' : . , . wt ,. af' THE CRITIII The Cr1t1c was started last fall by popular demand ot the students The members ot the start were chosen from all of those who ver rnterested IH thrs work lt rs pubhsted each week as a paqe 111 t1e S uth Haven Darly Tnbune the san Nay that the orralnal Crrtrc for wlnch the presert one wcs na ned was pubhshed The Cr1t1c throuah rts news stones colurnns and other feautres trres to represent the student vrewpolnt at all trmes and to work oward better understandrna and closer cooperatron between the students thelr teachers and the people of the communlty The Cntrc stall onsrsts of Edrtor Rachel Shlelds Manaqmq Edrtor Clyde Hoaa Busrness Manager Marorre 'Whetharn l-leadllnes Manlyn Kasrshlce Georqe Brady Marrlyn Kasrshlce Senror Hrah Edrtor Paul lohnson Reporters Lorse Haase Lourse Tart Bar ara Vfheaton Manon Lamssles Roarey Daaaett Banche Meyers Laura M1tchell Features Erma Te lc Elrzabetr Anne Clarke T1 aa R1tman Charlotte Goldberg hm Srrlcule Clyde Hoag Rodney Daqqett lr Hlqh Drarc Wlleelock Esther Kaufman Excnanae Ed1tor Barbara Wheaton F f e ' ' ' . ' ' l ' E o ' ' ,, I e I I . . r F I r . ' ' c ' : Sports .Y.. ...,,, c ,, ,, ,, , ,,,,,,cc, , or ,, C , C ,cr, Bob Larnssies, Ima Dann ' 1 ., ,,,. ,, ,,,,, , ,.,,,,,, , ,, r ' s e, I , 4 IW . 1 .,,, H H - ,.,...,,,,,,, H , , A ., .J CAMERA CLUB Dld you notlce the professronal style plctures that appeared IH the school llbrary last February? That was the Camera Clubs f1'11dl9f1T1 exhlblt All of the plctures were taken and enlarged by the members of that organlzatlon Under the guldance of Mr Norlln the Camera Club has had an exceptlonally suc cessful year They sponsored a Salnt Patrlcks Day Dance on March 17 Durlng the year meetlngs were held lW1C9 a month ln the evenlngs and also two flrst hours dur lng that perlod A soclal meetlng was held thls year each member brlnglng a trlend a program was put on and the group played games Headlng the Shutterbugs Cthls IS what the gremllns call eml IS Mac Cowles DIGSI dent Don Beebe VICE presldent Tllda Rltman secretary and Iames Smkule treasurer The other members lnclude Donna Alilng Don Boerma Pat Carnahan Nell Hoag Bob Nlrten gger Nell Norcross Dale Paskln Lester Pond Iohn Tlggleman Dlana Wheelock JUNIOR-SENIUR NIGHT Black mammles watah melon eatln plckanlnnles and cotton all helped to carry IUDIOIS and Senlors to the sunny South on the evenln of May 6 1944 The southun bells wrth thelr gentlemen assembled ln the dlnln room of thls southurl plantatlon tqals gyml where they enloyed a dellclous banquet The only thrn mlssln was the mlnt lullps Cthe gremllns made Way Wlth the lxquor cards Mah mah we really do have all lclnds ot gremllns ln thls hyar schooll Attah the dlnnah was ovah an entertalnln program of shot approprlate speeches and muslcal numbers was presented The guests then adlourned to the veranda Cboys gym? where they Wald away the hours darlcln among the cotton and magnollas The cornmlttee who planned thls vlslt to the ol South conslsted of Esther Beclcwlth Ena Bertorelll Clayton Cannlng Iune Couturler Wllllam Curley Lols Haase Ben lensen Marllyn Kaslshke Marlon Lamssles Lawrence Park Reed Parker Gerald Sherman Bar bara Soergel Walter Steln Peggy Taylor and Howard Teske 1. 1. . . , ' 1 .1 - . 1 1 1 1 I . . , 1 . -1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 Q . 1 1 . 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' 1 1 . .1 1 , ..1 1 . 1 , . . 1 1 .1 . . . .. 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - JUNIOR HIGH SBHUUL CLUBS These are dlrect quotatlons taken from the sponsor of each club explalnrng the pur pose of thetr club BOYS ATHLETIC CLUB I1Ilson Studtes each sport tn season also good sportsrnanshtp 1n gym and on the fteld by part1c1pat1ng and demonstrat1ng the sport GIRLS ATHLETIC CLUB Inon The glrls athlet1c club IS composed ofg1rls from the 8th and 9th grades lts pur pose IS to develop leadersh1p and also team play 1n sports SEWING CLUB Rowland The SGWIHQ club IS composed of glrls from all three grades of lr l-hgh School The purpose IS to teach beg1nners the fundamental processes and to help others get more experlence IH construcnng anyth1ng whlch they need or Want ART CLUB Harnson The purpose IS to offer any person 1n 789th grade an opportun1ty to develop an art1st1c desxre and to learn 1nnumerable medtums ot GXDFGSSIOHS STUDY CLUB Owen Students who do not belong to other clubs report to study hall for a study penod They call themselves the study club and study any of thelr sublects PENMANSHIP Maulsby Penmanshlp club operates to g1ve a few boys and gtrls a chance to becorne better penmen It seems to functron Well for Whrle they are not happy when they enter they INDUSTRIAL ARTS4 Freeman A club for boys who are mechan1cally1ncl1ned and who 11ke to work Wlth such materlals as plasters Wood and leather HOBBY CLUB Ku-lc Thts IS a general hobby club Whlch showed a preference for art work HI Y CLUB Slaughter Purpose of lr H1Y Club IS to create and malntatn throughout our school and com mun1ty h1gh standards ot Chr1st1an IIVIUQ Our platform 1S clean sports clean speech clean scholarsh1p and clean l1v1ng DRAMATICS CLUB Peternell The Dramat1c club tncludes students from 7 8 and 9th grades The purpose IS gtve opportun1t1es for expressron e1ther through act1ng or through creatlve wr1t1ng f sklts and plays Fundamentals of play product1on are studted also CAMERA CLUB Howard The purpose IS to offer each member an opportuntty to ttnd sat1sfact1on through the development of hrs ab1l1ty to express h1mselt tn the varlous processes of photography , , , . . . .,,. ,, are happy when they exit. , . 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