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

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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

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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