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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1945 volume:

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Annual Staff We the Annual Staff of 45 have endeavored to produce a record of your school act1v1 t1es and ach1evernents ln th1s album OFF THE RECORD Burned popcorn lack of ratlon polnts and a few qremllns strll runmnq around from last year have been a few of the sour notes that We ve had to overcome We hope that rn the future when you look back on your Schooldays that th1s album of records w1ll help to refresh your Memor1es EDITOR IN CHIEF Elrzabeth Anne Clarke ASSISTANT EDITOR IN CHIEF Barbara Soerqel FEATURE EDITOR YD,,,,..,....,..,r,.Ya,.... SENIOR HIGH EDITOR IUNIOR HIGH EDITOR a,a,rrrrrr..rr..... Peqqy Taylor or rrr,, Reed Parker Clayton Canning ACTIVITIES EDITOR ....,.......,,r,r,, r,a,. I une Couturier PICTURE EDITOR ...rrr....,..rr...r.,r,r ATHLETIC EDITOR ,,aY D, I BUSINESS MANAGER ART EDITOR r.,.r....,......, ,,...., . , D, Carson Iones Gerald Sherman Marilyn Kasishke Lois Haase STAFF ADVISOR .,rra C, , ,. .r,aa,,,r,a,,,,. Mr. I. R, Hervey Admlnlstratmn Board at Education ln past years the Board of Educat1on as a whole have made an excellent record m 1n terestrnq themselves 1n student welfare Students ot South Haven nave access to excepuonal currrcular and vocat1onal fac1l1t1es Our Board of Educatlon has been an lrnportant tactor 1n rnaklnq thls posslble BOARD OF EDUCATION Stanley Iohnston Presldent C E Drlley Secretary Treasurer R1chard Appleyard C L Beatty Wllllam Ff1lZ Ir L W Shrelds The communlty ot South Haven and especlally the schools suttered a great loss rn the re cent death of Mr I E Burqe Presrdent of the Board ot Educatlon Mr Burqe had been a member of the Board ot Educatlon s1nce 1928 and had been Presldent srnce l933 He had an 1ntense 1nterest 1n the schools and always Worked for thelr 1mproVement QIVIHQ rnuch ot h1s t1me and thmklnq to thls Work He was a frxend of every student and teacher Hrs ab sence from the many school functxons 1n whrch he partlclpated so ef'l1c1ently and well rennnd us of h1s excellent contrrbutlons to the schools of th1s C1lY aqunq agpm Mr Mohr Superlntendent I O I I 1 1 - 1 . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . , . . , 1 ff aw I U l a X , 2 Q14 lea ers Club Mr I R Hervey Pr1nc1pal Presldent Gertrude Smlth Secretary Gertrude Monks Treasurer LOUISE R1tserna The Teacher s Club IS composed of all the members ot the faculty Thelr meetlnqs are usually held once a month They have banquets and partles qulte often and from these they qet a qreat deal of emoyment On October 16 of th1s school year the annual Klwanls Club Faculty Banquet was held The food was turnlshed by the K1wan1s Club and the entertalnrnent was furnlshed by the Faculty The play Granny s Great Grlevance or Who Purlolned the Bustle was QIVGH by an anonymous cast The speaker of the evenlnq was Dr Royal G Hall Head of History Depart ment at Albxon Cclleqe On November 20 the annual Thanksqrvmq Banquet was held 1n the qlrls qymnastum The members ot the Board of Educahon and th 1r wrves were the quests of the Faculty Q: M, Q H . . . 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The tunes and lyrics may vary from the strictly classical, which issues from the vocal music room when Miss Bird's songsters are practicing, to the questionably musical dittys which drift from the boy's locker roomy but the fact remains that young America is still singing. The war, though it has affected us in many ways, has not stilled the music in our hearts. On the following pages we present to you the merry Music Makers whose contributions to school and class activities, have put S. H. H. S. on the map. ,,..a1l- M 1- .fWSQ?5?.'?a: U ,mf wk 1 N161 muh 'N F, rgw QQ -qw Fgwamg g Q if 3:1 -ff. . , 17 f,'l l M1-'if ff' -557' . , Nwgzai f -iff! ,412 x i.. i it fy, W., LY. gp . A., 'ln 5 l X .A A un K V-I fy ,ff .ffwgf V, 15,3 1. 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This time, we who remain can only recall the care- free, boyish faces of those who have already left our ranks to serve their colors, and pray that God will see them through to a time when this mighty scourge of war may speedily pass away. This time, history has repeated itself: and we go forth, as did our fathers, into a troubled world. The times demand strong minds, great hearts, true faith, and will- ing hand. These are great things! 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A. 43, 44, 45, Booster Club 45- ln- tromurol 43, 44, Acopello Choir 44, 45, Glee Club 42, 43, 44, 45, Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45, Noon Duty 44, 45. FRANCES BALASICK Dork Eyes Girls Glee Club 45, Gym Exhibition 42. DONALD BRENN ER Forevermore Bond 42, 43, 44, Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45. LUDWIG BALDAUF Do.I Worry Supreme Court 44, Booster Club 45, Aco- pello Choir 44, 45, Boys Glee Club 44, Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45. BARBARA BROE Dance With A Dolly G. A. A. 43, Booster Club 45, Glee Club 421 Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 45, Attended Bloomingdale 44. ESTHER BECKWITH Humpty Dumpty Heart Closs Secretory 45, G. A. A. 43, 44, 45, Booster Club 45, lntromurol 43, 44, Prom Committee 44, Girls Glee Club 42, 43, 44, Substitute Teachers 45, Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45. DONALD BROWN A Mon ond His Dre-om' Senote 45, Football 43, 44, Busketboll 44, 45, Track 44, Intromurol 43, Gym Exhi- bition 42, 43, 44, 45. EN A BERTORELLI Scotterbroin G. A. A. 43, 44, 45, Booster Club 45: ln- tromurol 43, 44, 45, Prom Committee 44, Girls Glee Club 42, Substitute Teochers 45, Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45, Office Girl 45, Noon Duty 44. IEANETTE BURKE I'ni Milam? Believe Girls Glee Club 42, 43, 44. i ra GEORGE BURNS The Merry'Go-Round Broke Down Attended Grand Junction High School in 942. ELIZABETH ANNE CLARKE Cherie Annual Staii 45: G. A. A. 43, 44, 45, Red Cross 44, 45: Booster Club 45: Intramural 43: Declamation 42: Band 42: Critic 44: Substitute Teachers 45: Usher Club 43, 44, 45: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45: Li- brarian 43, 44: Band 5 Orchestra Festival 42: Assembly Program Committee 45. ROSE BURRELL I Walk With Music Booster Club 45: Band 42, 43, 44, 45: Or- chestra 42, 43, 44, 45: Pep Band 42, 43, 44, 45: Pit Orchestra 42, 43, 44: Gym Ex- hibition 42, 43: Woodwind Quartet 43: Band and Orchestra Festival 42: Solo and Ensemble Festival 42: Clarinet Quar- tet 42, 44, 45. RALPH COCHRAN Elmer's Tune Attended Picher Hiqh School, Picher Okla. CLAYTON CANNING My Ideal Senate 43: Annual Staff 45: Football 43, 44, Track 42, 43, 44: Prom Committee 44: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45. IUNE COUTURIER Lady Be Good Student Ass. Officer 45: Senate 44, 45: Annual Staff 45: G. A. A. 42, 43: Booster Club 45: Intramural 44: Prom Committee 44: Girls Glee Club 42, 43, 44: Gym Ex- hibition 42, 43, 44, 45. PATRICK CARNAHAN Di tal na Camera Club 43, 44, 45: Band 42, 43: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45. WILLIAM CURLEY Curley Top Class Officer 44, 45: Supreme Court 43: Football 43, 44: Baseball 44, 45: Intra- mural 43, 44, 455 Prom Committee 44: Ad- visory Council 42: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45. GEORGE CHADDOCK l'm Forever Blowing Bubbles Football 43, 44: Camera Club 42: Acapel- la Choir 45: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45. IMA DANN I'll Never Smile Again G. A. A. 44, 45: Red Cross 45: Booster Club 45: Critic 44, 45: Substitute Teach- ers 45: Office Girl 44: Gym Exhibition 43, 44, 45: Attended Paw Paw High School '42, -0 of GERALDINE DENNY Sunny Side Up Glee Club 42, 44: Substitute Teacher 45, Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44: Office Girl 455 Librarian 42, Critic 45. RICHARD GALBREATH Ain't Misbehavin' F. F. A. 42, 43, 447 Gym Exhibition 43. MARIAN EMPSON I'll Walk Alone G, A. A. 43: Booster Club 45: Glee Club 445 Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45. LORRAINE GARLAND Love is Wonderful G. A. A, 42, 43, Booster Club 45: Glee Club 42, 43, 44, Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 4-1, 45. MARGARET FAGERLUND G. A. A. 44: Camera Club 455 Booster Club 45, lntramural 44, 45: Band 43, 44, 45, Substitute Teacher 45, Usher Club 43, 44, 457 Pep Band 43, 44, 455 Gym Exhi- bition 42, 43, 44, 455 Librarian 43. RAMONA GLASSMAN Chatterbox Red Cross 44, Camera Club 427 Booster Club 455 Glee Club 43, 44, 457 Substitute Teacher 45: OH1ce Girl 44, 45, Critic 45. ILA MAE FLEMING Since You Went Away G. A. A. 43, 44, 45: Booster Club 45: Or- chestra 42, 43, 44, 45, Acapella Choir 43, 44, 45: Glee Club 42, 437 Substitute Teach- ers 457 Usher Club 43, 44, 45: Gym Exhi- bition 42, 43, 44, 457 Librarian 44. CHARLOTTE GOLDBERG Calm as the Night G. A, A. 43, 44, 455 Booster Club 455 Critic 44, 45: Glee Club 42, 437 Substitute Teacher 45: Gym Exhibition 42, 43. 44, 45: Librarian 42. DUANE FREEMAN I Got It Bad and That Ain't Good Class Officer 425 Gym Exhibition 42, 44, 45. TOM GRAHAM Daydrearns Come True At Ni:jht Attended Ludinqton and Muskegon Hiqh School in 42. A z ,I fx I 1 si! ,K 1--ny LOIS I-IAASE Pretty Little Busybody Annual Stott 45: G. A. A. 44, 45: Booster Club 45: Intramural 43, 44, 45: Prom Com- mittee 44: Advisory Council 43: Critic 44: A Cappella Choir 43: Glee Club 42, 43: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45: Office Girl 44, 45: Librarian 42, 43. CECIL HODGE Do I Care Baseball 42: Intramural 42, 43, 44, 45: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45: Football Manager 44: Baseball Manager 44. ANNA HAMLIN Anchors Aweigh' ' Booster Club 45: Attended Saugatuck High School 42, 43, 44. NELSON HODGMAN The Dreamer F. A. A. 42, 43, 44. MARGARET HARDEN They're Either Too Old or Too Young G. A. A. 44: Booster Club 455 A Cappella Choir 43, 44: Glee Club 44: Substitute Teachers 45: Gym Exhibition 43, 44, 45: Office Girl 45: Librarian 44. LOIS I-IOUGH Strawberry Blonde G. A. A. 44: Glee Club 43, 44: Gym Ex- hibition 42, 43, 44, 45: Noon Duty 43. 44. EDWARD HARTMANN You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby Senate 45: Critic 45: Attended Loyola Academy 42, 43, 44. ISABEL IN GRAHAM I Don't Want to Set the World On Fire G. A. A. 44, 45: Booster Club 45: A Cap- pella Choir 45: Glee Club 42, 43, 44, 45: Gsym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 455 Noon Duty 4 . RICHARD HAWES Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Football 44: Intramural 43, 44, 45: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 45. STANLEY IANCO Far, Far, Away Attended Harrison High School in Chica- go 43, 44. BEN IENSEN You Made Me Love You Supreme Court 44: Football 44: Red Cross 44: Intramural 45: Prom Committee 43: Attended Covert High School 42, 43. MARY LOU LEISENRING Any Bonds Today G. A. A. 43, 44, 45: Schools at War Coni- mittee 43, 44, 45: Camera Club 44, 45: Booster Club 45: Intramural 43, 44, 45: Gym Exhibition 43, 44, 45: Substitute Teachers 45: Office Girl 44: Critic 45: At- tended Hart High School 42. CARSON JONES Hey Good-Looking Supreme Court 43: Senate 42: Annual Staff 45: Football 44: Track 43, 44, 45: Intramural 45: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45: Assembly Program Comm. 45. RICHARD LEIST How Many Hearts Have You Broken Class Officer 45: Football 43, 44: Red Cross 45: Booster Club 45: Intramural 43, 44, 45, A Cappella Choir 45: Gym Ex- hibition 42, 43, 45. IERRY KALHORN My Name is Ion Iohnson Football 43, 44: Track 43, 44, 45: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 45. MARG-UERITE LEITZ Du Du Bist Mir Im Herzen G. A. A. 43: Camera Club 45: Booster Club 45: Intramural 43, 44: Glee Club 42, 43, 44: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45. MARILYN KASISHKE Let's All Sing Like The Birdies Sing Class Officer 44: Supreme Court 44: Annual Staff 45: G. A. A. 43, 44, 45: Booster Club 45: Intramural 43, 45: Prom Committee 44: Orchestra 42: Critic 44: Substitute Teachers 45: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45: Librarian 43, 44: Tennis 42: Band and Orchestra Festival 42. IEAN LERMAN In Old Chicago G. A. A. 45: Camera Club 42: Glee Club 42, 43, 44, 45: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45: Noon Duty 45: Critic 45. MARIAN LAMSSIES It You're Ever in a lam, Here I Am Class Officer 43: G, A. A. 43, 44: Schools at War Committee 45: Red Cross 43: Camera Club 457 Booster Club 45: Intra- mural 44, 45: Prom Committee 44: Critic 44, 45: Glee Club 42, 43: Substitute Teachers 45: Usher Club 44, 45: Gym Ex- hibition 42, 43, 44, 45: Librarian 43, 44: Advisory Council 42. EMORY LUNDY Take It Easy' Football 44: Baseball 44, 45: Track 43: Booster Club 45: A Cappella Choir 44, 45. fs 1 My Hero 4... Wu. -.4su CHARLES MCNEAL Gotta Get Some Shut Eye Intramural 44, 457 Gym Exhibition 45. LOUIS ONOFRIO Don't Fence Me In Football 42, 43, 447 Track 42, 43, 443 Red Cross 457 Intramural Basketball 43, 44, 457 Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 45. BARBARA MAULSBY Kitten on the Keys G. A. A. 447 Booster Club 457 Intramural Basketball 43, 441 Advisory Council 43: Orchestra 42, 43, 44, 457 A Cappella Choir 43, 44, 451 Glee Club 42, 43, 44, 45: Substitute Teachers'457 Usher Club 44, 457 Pit Orchestra 42, 43, 447 Gym Exhibi- tion 42, 43, 44, 457 Band ond Orchestra Festival 42, 45, Solo and Ensemble Fes- tival 42, 457 String Trio 42, 43, 447 Sex- tette 447 Accompanist 42, 43, 44, 45. F. F. A, 43, 44 LAURA MITCHELL Memories G. A. A. 43, 457 Booster Club 457 Intra- mural Basketball 44: Critic 44: Glee Club 431 Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45: Noon Duty 44. HAROLD OTTO Wasn't It You? 7 Gym Exhibition 42, 45. BERNARD PAOUIN Everything Happens to Me Football 43, 447 Baseball 43, 44, 45: In- tramural 44,457 F. F. A. 42, 44, 457 Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 457 Noon Duty in Gym 45. ESTHER NEWTON Sweet and Lovely G. A. A. 44. LAWRENCE PARKS Class Officer 447 Student Association Officer 457 Track 431 Football 42, 43, Co- Captain 447 Basketball 44, Captain 457 Booster Club 457 Prom Committee 441 A Cappella Choir 44, 451 Glee Club 42, 437 Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 457 Critic 45. THEODORE NICHOLSON Three O'clock in the Morning. Senate 427 Track 42, 44: Booster Club 45: Intramural Basketball 451 Critic 45, Gym Exhibition 42, 45: Bowling League 45. REED PARKER Ir Had To Be You Annual Start 45? Football 447 Schools at War Committee 43, 45: Camera Club 43: Intramural Basketball 43, 44, 457 Prom Committee 447 History Award 447 Advis- ory Council 437 Declamation 42, 437 Band 42, 43, 44, 45I Orchestra 42, 43, 44, 45: Critic 447 Pit Orchestra 44, Gym Exhibi- tion 42, 43, 44, 457 Critic Cup 447 Band and Orchestra Festival 427 Solo and En- semble Festival 427 Woodwind Quartet 431 Youth Guidance Committee 44. DALE PASKIN A My Mamma Don Told Me Camera Club 43, 44, 45: Intramural 43, 44. 45: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45: CHARLOTTE RADTKE ' 'Careless Supreme Court 45: G. A. A. 44: Red Cross 43: Booster Club 45: Critic 44, 45: A Cap- pella Choir 43, Glee Club 43: Substitute Teacher 45: Usher Club 44, 45: Gym Ex- hibition 42, 45: Office Girl 42: Librarian 42, 43. RICHARD PENOYAR Fighting For Old South Haven Senate 45: Football 42, 43, 44: Basketball 45: Baseball 44, 45: Track 44, 45: Tennis 42: Glee Club 42: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45: Critic 45. . if D RICHARDS Night and Day Baseball 43, 44, 45, Orchestra 42, 43, 44, 45: Track 44, F. F. A. 43, 44, 45: Gym Exhibition 43. EUGENE PENSINGER lt's So Peaceful in the Country Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45. TILDA RITMAN Waltzinq Ma 'Tilda G. A. A. 43: Schools at War Committee 45: Camera Club 43, 44, 45: Booster Club 45: Advisory Council 42: Declama- tion 42, 43: Critic 44, 45: Glee Club 42, 43: Substitute Teacher 45: Usher Club 43, 44, 45: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45: As- sembly Proqram Committee 45. IEANETTE PRICE Oh How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning A Caopella Choir 44, 45: Glee Club 42, 43: Gym Exhibition 42, 451 Noon Duty 4 , 45: ELEANOR ROWLAND Gobs of Love for the Navy G. A. A. 45: Booster Club 45: Intramural Basketball 44, 45: Glee Club 457 GYYT1 EK' hibition 42, 43, 44, 45: Critic 45: Cap and Gown Committee 45. MARY PURPURA Smiling Through Booster Club 45: Substitute Teachers 45: Gym Exhibition 44, 45: Office Girl 45: At- tcgnded Covert High School 42, 43: Critic 4 . GERALD SHERMAN Milkman Keep Those Bottles Ouiet Senate 44: Annual Staff 45: Football 42, 43, 44, 45 ICO-Captain 441: Basketball 44, 45: Booster Club 45: Prom Committee 44: Assembly Program 45. Tennis 42. 7 -cs. il MARILYN SHOOP Can't Make Up My Mind G, A. A. 44, 455 Booster Club 455 Intra- mural 44,455 Band 42, 43, 44, 455 Orches- tra 42, 43, 44, 455 Substitute Teachers 451 Pep Band 43, 44, 45: Pit Orchestra 44: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45: Sextet 425 A Cappella Choir 44, 45: Glee Cltlb 42. 43, 44, 45. ELDA STENNETT You're A Sweet Little Headache G. A. A. 42, 43, Glee Club 42, 43, 44, 455 Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 455 Noon Duty 42, 45. SHIRLEY SICARD Paper Doll G, A. A. 455 Red Cross 455 Booster Club 455 Intramural 455 Glee Club 425 Substi- tute Teachers 455 Gym Exhibition 42, 455 Office Girl 455 Attended Detroit High Schools 43, 44. WALTER STEIN , Yes Sir, That's My Baby Camera Club 435 Prom Committee 44: Declamation 425 Band 43, 44, 455 Orches- tra 44, 455 A Cappella Choir 43, Glee Club 435 Pep Band 43, 44, 455 Gym Ex- hibition 42, 43, 44, 45. SHIRLEY SMITH Long Aqo and Far Away G. A. A, 44, 455 Red Cross 445 Booster Club 455 Intramural 445 Glee Club 43, 44, 455 Gym Exhibition 43, 44, 45. IACK STEINBACHER I'll Be Around Track 445 Intramural 42, 43, 455 Gym Ex- hibition 42, 43, 44, 45. BARBARA SOERGEL Thanks For The Memory Student Asst. Officer 455 Supreme Court 435 Annual Staff 455 G. A. A. 43, 445 Red Cross 435 Booster Club 455 Intramural 42, 43, 44, 455 Prom Committee 445 Band 42, 43, 44, 455 Orchestra 42, 43, 44, 455 Sub- stitute Teachers 455 Usher Club 44, 455 Pit Orchestra 44: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 455 Librarian 425 Band 6- Orchestra Festival 42. RICHARD STIEVE High In The Sky Senate 44: A Cappella Choir 43, 44, 455 Glee Club 43, WARREN SPRAGUE The Young Mem with A Horn Booster Club 455 Band 42, 43, 44, 455 Orf chestra 42, 435 Pep Band 42, 43, 445 Pit Orchestra 42, 43, 445 Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 455 Band 6. Orchestra Festival 42. DONALD STREETER Drummer Boy Intramural 435 Band 42, 43, 44, 455 Or- chestra 42, 43, 44, 455 Critic 44: Pep Band 43, 44, 451 Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 455 Bgmd 6- Orch. Festival 425 Pit Orchestra 4 , 44. 'SD PEGGY TAYLOR Tlx:-re-'ll Nov:-r Be- Anotlif-r You Senate 44: Anriufil Stall 45: Red Cross 43: Boosthr Club 45: Intramural 44: Prom Committee 44: A Cappella Choir 43, 44: Glee Club 42, 43, 44: Substitute Teachers 45: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45: Noon Duty 44. KEITH UNDERWOOD This ls No Lauqhinq Matter Track Manager 445 Booster Club 45: In- tramural 42: A Cappella Choir 44, 45: Glee Club 44: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45. DONALD TESKE Water Boy Senate 45: Football Manaqer 43, 44: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45. FRANCES WALLER What Do You Hear From Your Heart Intramural 43, Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45: Office Girl 45. HOWARD TESKE O What A Beautiful Morning Class Officer 43, 44, 45: Senate 435 Foot- ball 42: Intramural 44, 45: Prom Com- mittee 44: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45. WAYNE WARNER Let's Get Lost. Football 43, 44: Booster Club 45: In- tramural 44, 45: Critic 44, Glee Club 45: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45. lOHN TIGGLEMAN Oh lohnnie, Oh Baseball 45: Intramural 42, 43, 44, 45: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45. SHIRLEY WEPFER Give A Cheer Class Officer 43: G. A. A. 43, 45: Booster Club 45: Intramural 43, 44, 455 Glee Club 43, 44, 45: Gym Exhibition 43, 44, 45: Cfhf-er Lffidf-I 47, 43, 44, 45. AGNES TUCKER 'lf Could Happen To You G. A. A. 45: Booster Club 45: Intrfimur rl 44, 45: Glee Club 435 Gyzn Exhibition 42, -14, 45- flcon Lluty 44, 45. BARBARA WHEATON Moonlight Becomes You' G. A, A. 44, 45: Booster Club 45' lntri- mural 44, 45: Critic 44: Glee Club 45: Gym Exhibition 42, 43, 44, 45. PURPLE G GOLD PAGE 26 ,,.,, 5 L IACK WHEELER You Can Depend on Me Track 44: Football Manager 447 Gym Ex- hibition 42, 43, 44, 45, PATSY WINES Wishing G. A. A. 44, 457 Red Cross 43, 44, 45, Booster Club 45: Intramural 44, A Cap- pella Choir 43, 44, 45: Gym Exhibition 43, 44, 45: Office Girl 45: Attended Covert High School 42. Serving Uur lluuntr We, the senior class are proud, and sorry to have sixteen boys in the service, who are fighting for our country, the senior class, and all the people of the world, so We can have a better life and a tree world. Ten out of the sixteen service men of our class are serving in the Navy, which seems to make the Navy the best liked branch of the service. The remaining six are spread out into every branch of the service. The following boys will not be with us on Graduation night, Glenn Capps-Navy Harold Classen-Navy Neal Dodd-Coast Guard Roy Erase-Marines Arthur Iohnson-Navy Bob Knapp-Navy lames Kruzel-Army John McKormick-Navy Sam Mielke-Navy larvis Mills-Navy Sanford PlummereArmy Dick Sandstrom-Navy Don Schlaack-Merchant Bill Srnith4Navy lack Villwack-Army Ed Walle-Navy Air Corps Marine UH THE RHIIIRII Hlll llll Hlllllll Name D1st1nct1on W Allen tTax1? Balastck CS1lence? Baldavt tKmdest? Beckwrth tMost Attract1ve? Bertorellr tBest Dancer? Boluls tNever Worrres? Brenner tlnconsprcuous? Broe CModel A? Supt Brown tSwell Ktd? Destmy Ford Deal r A Good Mother Flyrng Instructor Tea Totl r School Marm Farmerette Bachelor ot an Orphanage Frrend of Many Name Dlstmctron Destmy M Lertz CPretty Harr? Beautrcran I Lerman tlnnocence? Model Lundy tCaretree? Male Man McNeal tSleeper? A and P Stor Maulsby tTalent? Concert Stage Mrtchell CDoletul Expressron? Mrssronary Newton lW1nsomeness? Womans Companron You Tell Us Pol1t1c1an Ntcholson tLadys Man? Onotrro lS1ZS? Clgarette G1rl Domg Brg Thrngs Swmg Clarmet Athletrc Coach l Burke lMOl1ODl6SS Lrte? Burns tTall? Burrell CMUSIC Mmd? Cannrng tDependable? Otto tljreckles? Paaum CF F A? Park CCheerfulness? Parker tSmartest? Paskm CMustache? Butcher Farmer Brg League Professor Barber Carnahan tShutterbug? Photograph Chaddock tBook Worm? Veter1nar1an Clarke tMost all Around? Success IH any Freld Cochrane tW1t? Dare Dev1l l Coutur1er 'lts a Secret? Nobody Know W Curley tSlow and Steady? Ruler of W1lG l Dann tForgettul? Grocerman s Wrte Denny tAlways Happy? Cashrer Empson tDeep Thmker ? Sombody s Wrte Pagerlund tSer1ous? Keepmg Her Own Freeman lM9ChGU1CGl? Success Galbreath tSlap Happy? Betormer Garland CT1ny? Farmers Wrt Glassman CChatterbox? Executtve Penoyar tPertect Ahbtes? Lawyer Pensmger tShy? Ltve 1n the Country Prrce Clndrvrcluallsm? Purpura tSl1pp1ng? Radtke tTallest? R1chards CBed Harr? Bttman tSchool Sprrrt? Pres Rowland lClothes? Sherman tAthlete? Srcard tHeart Breaker? Smtth tT1m1dness? Soergel lNO1S9Y? Sprague lTrumpet? Stem tSaxs? M1ll1ner Soda lerkcr Wrte Peach aFrmer ot Woman s Club Sarlor s Wrte Dalryman Actress D1et1c1a1 Gym Teach r Orchestra L ader Entertarner Goldberg CSunsh1ne? Soc1al Worker Graham tForgettul? Nlght Watchman Haase tCuteness? Everybodys Pal Hamltn tD1amond Bmg? lts Too Late Harden tOu1et Wrt? Nurse Hartmann tSweetest Sm1le? Blueberry Farm Hawes CCUTIOUS? Baker Hodge tlntant? Sherrrtt Hodgeman COutet? Watch Bepatrer Hough tBed Halr? Matrlmony lngraham tG1gOIler? We Wrsh We Knew lar'co tCons1derate? B lensen CFr1endly? C lones tHandsomeness? I Kalhorn CBlush? M Kastshke tComed1an? M Letsenrmg CCUIIOUS? R Lerst lObl1Q1HQ? Poultry Fancrer Good Husband Play Boy News Edrtor Undertaker s Wrt Advert1ser Explorer Sternbacher tWoman Hater? Hunter Stennett tlrreckles? Manrcurtst Streve tCars? Avlato Streeter CBow Tre? Drumm r Taylor CSweetest Smxle? lournahst Teske tCur1ous? Pharmacrst Teske tV8? Salesman l Trggleman tTak1ng Llfe Easy? Prsherman A Tucker CAgreeable? Cred1t to her Kmd K Underwood tUnconcerned? Hard Tellrng F Waller tBusy? Florr f W Warner tBox1ng? MGGISOU Square Garden Wepfer CAthlete? Great Athlete Wheaton tBlush? Womans Page Wheeler tTheor1es? Stock Exchange Wmes tTemperament? Home Makmg F. ' ' ,,.,,,,..,....,,.. . .........................A..V..A- . 1 L, ' ,,,.rr,A,r,,,,,,,,,, ' E. .....,.A..,....r....,....,..... . E. ' ' ,,,,., ,,r,,, e C. ...,......V....... . . 9 E. ' - ,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,, B. ,..,.....,..,,.V..,,, F, ' ' ,,,,c,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, L. ' ' .,...c .. ' ' D. ' ......,............, E. ' .. ' ' B. ..t......... . T. ' ' .......... D, ' .r,,A,,,,,,,,,,, ' L. ' ' r.,.c....,..tcc.,,.r ,r,...,,c,........ . . ' ' ' , ' ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ' ' H. ....,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, G, ,,w,,,,,,,,4,V,,',,,,,,4,,.. ' ' ' B. 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' ,,,,,.,,,.. . ' ' ' ........................ ' P. ' ,,,,.,,,,, ' ,fgyw aiizffr 'WR IN!! 'L 51 , .P 4 V . 5 2 4 K , ,, n- .- 3 Q 15 f A 1 5 -yhff V7 ,f' ' 'X KL' T7 4,4 HIT Ill HIIHY SIX The Iunrors rnost rrnoortant achrevenr nt as rn the past was the lunrorSen1or Bar guet and Prom whrch they gave for the S nxors Though they spent many hours parrng for these events the results were well worth the effort Mary Lou Cogdal Presrde tt Marvtn Wrckham VICE Prestdent Esther Kaufman Secretary 2 Q L . V 1 . Q . t 1 ' v . ....,,.,, ,,,, .,,,, . . ..,.... r Carol Underwood rr,,r,r ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,rr,,,,r,,,, Treasurer mn' ? , l , , , f , , r , , , , .1 1 . , , , r , , , f , , , , t f , , , , , , , , I 1 9, 4 ' KN l l I 1 , l , , I , 9, I' Adkln Betty ane Alfrng Donna Allers Margaret Andrews Genevreve Asche Yvonne Ball lrvrng Beebe Donald Brerhalter Eddre Brerhalter Edna Berers Dorothy Boerrna Don Brrnks Harold Chrlders Iohn Clark Robert Cochrane Betty Cloud Lucy Mae Cloud MIHDIG Lee Cogdal Mary Lou Colhns Glorra Crane Yvonne Decker Leona Dreksler Rrchard Dykstra Hro Dykstra Ieanlne Ekstrom Nancy Elders Charles Ely ean Ewers Shlrley Eahnrng, Thora Eellows, Lorna Puller, Ruth Gordon, Stanley Groentng, Mlldred Hfrdaway, Betty Harnbley George Harnlrn Harley Harold Dale Hernenway Iane Hrll Nelson H1ll Robert Hrsted larvrs Hock1n Wrlharn Hodge Ruth Hollenbeck Donald Holman Natahe Hope Alfred Hough Dale Hunt Cecrl Kasrshke Pauhne Kaufman Esther Ktng Mae Kozel Ehzabeth Laabs Iohanna Landry Wayne Lewxs Dorothy Lewrs Mrldred Llnd Sally Lull Elorse MCCOfYH1Ck Betty McK1mrn1e Iames Margot Marran Mohr Davrd Mortotf, Herbert Muske, Arnold Myers, Blanche Nelson, Marrlyn Nlenhurs, Ethel Nlles Mar1orre Norcross Nell Olrver Dorrs Overton Kat rryn Parkhurst Earl Payson Iarnes Peterson Donna Pond Lester Raynor Ruth Rrchter Charles Rrdley Eldon Roblnson Dorothy Shavrn Cyrna St Iohn Clayton Schewe Arthur Schlaack Robert Schurr Iuanrta Slentz Robert Srnlth Paulrne Stelnrntller Leon Tart Davrd Taylor Robert Thorpe Betty lane Trurnbl Ronald Underwood Carol Vrllwock Corol Vrrgo Mary Wagn r Marne Wartreld, Nelda Wheelock, Dtana Wrcklrarn, Marvu Wrlkrrson, C'or1a Welltr gton, Maur cc A Axis .DA '29 V4 is sf? dk f an N'-f 'til' k k ', fi ,' J A I 5 .A ,f A ' ,Ii N A. 4 ' N N ' , .f , - X NJ M, , xx , , V , , V , R 'g 3 Y rf X' VX 3 'B ,w - i ,V X , Q, V , Lf , W f I' +1 ' - K ' 'Q x K Q 1 W M' Q1 , ', - 4 1 V ly ' . v 1 QW X 4 ' I 4 - lz' ' f l A 1 f , 5 4 . ,, K , , , V ,, ,J 3 1 , 3 gg 3 45 X K I 4 I 0 W if X E M V ? 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Y ' ' ' A ' A M W' ' ' VWVQS 4 , ,. ... ,, lt .. 53, Q ik K 'iN4Q73'.,,l . i , ft Z 1 f A 5 f ' 4 ' ' . + F, Q. ,T 'W ., 1, q, 9 , Y 3 7 -'19 :if ' f .1 ' K 4 xi Q Hamlin Pioch Donald Hll Ill Hlllll SHE The Sophomores though this is their hrst year in Senior High have already mad and are represented in all of the musical organizations and clubs Martin Strebeck Alfa Toole Mary Lou Dornan Robert Alterman Dolores Baker Dolores Bell Robert Bigoness Iames Bollwahn Lester Bowers Alma Brazill Norman Britt Anna Britt Herman Brown lack Burke Shirley Burrows Bob Butts Mary Chaddock Frank Conroy Helen Covey Mary Crandall Dolores Crawford Marilyn Dornan Mary Lou Dornan Stuart Dunn Patricia Ernpson Evelyn Fagerlund Alice Filbrandt William Filipich Sophie Fleming Lynn Fletcher Rachel Flora, Alice Franklin, Philip Freeman, Donald French, Herbert Gawrych, LeRoy Getman, Donald Getman, Gordon Glynn, Edward Godsave, Mary Gumpert, Lorraine Hager, Peter loseph Hambley, Doris Hansen Evelyn Harper Charles Harrington lack Hartmann Patrick Henrickson Clarence Hill Gary Hoag Howard Hodges Paul Hunt Lucella Iensen Charles Kaminski Eleanor Keck Gertrude Keithly Robert Kerr Fred Kerr Shelia Klecan Betty Knickerbocker Dana Koller Theresa Krader William Kalinski Lillian Krzemen Theodore Labz Frances Lewis Ioseph Lull Charles Lyman Marjorie Martinson Margaret Mitchell Georgia Morgan, Elsa Mae Nelson, Ioyce Nelson, Robert Niffenegger, William Ohme, Lucille Olson, Lois Overhiser, lanet Paquin, Sarah Parker, Virginia Penoyar, Ioanne Perbohner, Barbara Peterson, Gerald President Vice President Treasurer Piper Gertrude Plaehn Patricia Plummer Ethel Pobuda Robert Porter Robert Richards Lillian Richards Marian Richter Eugene Russell Allen Russell Margie Sears Peggy Scott William Shek Katherine Shel: Paul Shepard Othal Smeed Marcia Smith Iames Springett Ralph Stedman Shirley Steinback Michael Stennett Norma Stotzer Marilyn Strebeck Martin Struble Kenneth Symons Norma Szyperski Marianne Tellander Lynn Toole, Alfa Tripp, Betty Van Wynen, Ioan Villwock, lean Wadsworth, Mary Wagner, Dorothy Warner, Alice Westerteld, George White, Clara White, Myrtle Willett, Wesley Zipperstein, Dorianne 65 99 I I I l ' ' ' ' V I a place for themselves here. They have participated in both intra-mural and varsity sport Ianet Overhiser ,.,...,,.........,...,.,..,.,,r,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Secretary 1 I I I I I . I . I I I I I I I I I I I . I . D . I I . I . I I I ' I I I I I I I I I . , . e I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I l l I I ' , F13 A ' ,1 K7 1 1 fav , .. 1 fe . A? maya' MN ff rj 0 f'1V2?3 YfW P ' f ' 'Q' A EW Bi 4 1 'slq' ,111 ifif k 3 WJ 1??fs',gz Wflhf' X fm. .H , ' r QQ 4 f 0 mx NINTH GRADE 777 Lvl gl UU l 'XJ if u Q 1 H ' t f '43 '12 , 3 'K If 'r rr-1 :NH 1 g11r'x-f u.:,L,Y D. I' :zu 'f 'i :Z 'rr mix 1' ff!! tif- rc Qt Jf I1:1i ,1 '- ' 4 ',' 4'--, 21:17 ' 'r ' L' :rx ,V 1 ' ' ,,' ', ' ' 'f' U '42 7xf'1' fr ' V 'If ,, T 'IH -, ' '- r ' ' ' ' 'I , T' 1 ', Q X f7 1 'I In Vg' A ' 011 L 1 - ,N ,I-I ::, ' ., v '1. , I: -1 I 'I 1 1 IL-vgmix ' - F 'J'-'1::n', H 1' . ' ', . ' .' :1 ' ,:1', z - -':z,, N' x'1I,'. ,z ' 5:5 V Iyzl !.:A .' 2 ::ff., I 11 r ': wx 11 ll 'I 1 1:.' 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Q-G 5 . e ge f- M' , ff' Eighth Grade P 'z Thls lS the l1ISl year ln IUHIOI Hlqh for these boys and qlrls They have had a busy sumed their full part ln Julprof Lorotlry ' Phu , Blrbar B-er, Mary A lf Bodmar Ruth Br dley Wll 1 rm Brenner Ellz beth Brlnks Floyd Br wn DIXIE Bu scher LeR ,I Carnahan Ie rl C berlln lv' r tle Chl rello Vlralnll Cl rke Iarne Co lns Patrlclr Corwin Lhar es Cfly en Phflli aol, Rolancl .Ja czylc Mary Re lcer Lloyd DCkGYSOY1 Edward Robert Dyks ra Gordon oykstra Iane' lv, er Barbara Eberhard Robert Elde ack 7 I ah actlvltles Gumlnskl Alex Gumper Lorls Grleftendori Nancy' Greenrnarl Gall Green Myron Goodrode Iulra Goodrode Alfred Glynn Arnold Glynn lohn Getman Roland Getman Ralph Hollenbe k Grah IH Hodgman Margery Hlll Allce Hllls Edwln Hllls Hiram Hendrick en Lorraine Harris Alice Hadesrn n Herbert Iohnson Ilm Keck Mary laFond Iean clmb Iacquellne ehman Elizabeth ldell Leah Looper Rob rt McNutty Ioan Miller Marlo llI'Il9 thls year becorrllna accustome tothe d1fl9fGI'1l routine but they have already as Ol on Alan Ove ton Sam Paulson Vvllllfllll Plaehn Albert Prat Arthur Prat Clara Purpura Wllllflll Randall Lula Roe Lawrence Scot Robert Schurr Donald Seller Hellen Sp rtl Geo q Stalnbrook Bob Strebeck Edxth Suhr Stephen Trlece Allce Tubbs Ralph Lndervvood Barbara Vanderboeqh Sh rley Wal Leonard 49o'ne2l - l Warfleld Carl Wheel r Harold Wheeler LGVGIYF Whetham Kenneh l.'Vh1 Arlene Pr z Mar1lyr Prerlch Iack Flu tte Orrin F ell ack Gro ek Arthl Nelson Albert Nllchols Iames 'Nllenhul LaVerne Nolan Helen Eighth Grade Wlerelnqa Iea Woltanq Vald Woody Zeno The elaath graders are d1VldGCl 1I'llO three horrleroorrls and elect thelr own represenatlves to the Student Courlcll Through these orqarllzatlorls they help to bly proqrams and other activities, .lor , Anlr .,a,r, Tom .la er, Iagquel' , elf, Ellzal' ..:s.t, oan M ,fK'l. Q , ,flH'l I R,b next nal ar , av, : .- bserma, Arthu ..r,n:1,r,L .ber 125-fif Gifs !'flQ321f,' Fl!!-A' Q -aaerllrd .fx Lint T,1iE:3r.aer, lwrvzivg FYZTh.fl, iv,-i-i es gF,,,. ., v Gregory, Dean Gurnlnskl, Raymord Halherstadt, HerbertJ Hallqreri, Lauren Harrlnqwn, Eunl,e Harrlnq':n, Kathle,n Hartmann, Rose Marj Henry, Iames Hinz, Marq-ret l-lolub, Iamer ltzen, Eugene IOLAUSCTI, Berl Iohnson, Howard Iohnsorl, Sara Iones, Marvin lone-s, Robert lhorn, Ka' Karr.ln-kL, Dorothy V urrar Prlylkl f rip, Francis 'ji Loos, G a-- Lyman, .ITTIIZ yn ,rg louqhat Vfa' tie .lIglIaw-Il, Rob.:t lll1Sl1h n, Vera f!l'r n er, oe' ' eve , Gnfzrloue T. ore'.ea.., fl,-l raurah I., .fldf llfll 'Ie son, Q nald Q -ff v' ' . l. .no '.e'.-lzrrln, -aria YI: rant, er, lu.er, Virginia Ol'on, Carol Olson, Donald Packard, Albert Palqe, Phillip Patner, Charl, .p PfIfYl:1', .Jlarle-rl, Paquln, Gerald Payne, Iohn Peterson, I 2 Porter, Lorls Randall, Lillian Ra'rrussen, Auron' Roe, FTAHC1' Russell, Euaeri, Sanders, Charlf . .pard, 'Nllliar Soreael, Peaqy Sprlnaet., Edifh Stanz, Laura Tait, Cl'larl-s orxpson, L l.-.-L Thornton, Brut, ubhs, Dona ub s, f ff an Vfyneri, ,gr Virgo, Tony fozsard, Edwin yr wwe, Charles I '.'. :rferl, La a e .'.',-s'erfQld, Il' ZW' Az OHICQYS, and plan ossem 0 , . . . -f f. ' ' , , . . e ' f la Alien, ' 1 I, . , s , . . Anhony, lll'3 t, l T , Baer, r a ' , .' , f', f l Je , I a , lf I , ' S , O' , 7. ham A I , Aff 'C , a . ,I , ' 3 , Y f , e , r e ll , 4 V' Q , . . ' 'xl ' I a T L Dunn, I K - I , H, I T , l ' , ' .v I' ,A I I .5 'I .. , . , e , A r, I , , I lf , , ' . I I Te. Freeman, Aileen y Morris, Marlon N Wickham, Bever v . Jr.. J enh. V, I l s, , O L . , . . . I U' A 1 PX I -' A' e s '1 Q e 1 ' R e ' l . sl s I D Ig f aim 1 J p Ee Je 1 , 1 ' f' 9 Ben eo I vs f- f R or O r e ere pf zz 'C tl J f A ' C Dle t r Be f BID 10.1 gf ge f- E n l te s a k El 1 rl L er If 0 D I r D G 1' Ro D A D 1 J rl V le f' s I: ,H le. ' , F A E f s Brll 6 l es Eu us ,el le, , y She ll C frs Jo ff l Q C e Ra f' ' l if L ' F ,ef X dlp E -img A' Ill fs 4-er I-' If a I 'D ' , D to L W I - I f Th F C R 'IrC f . r ,I Q f S R le r f Q .s 'gl fj R ur 1: o r R , f U ty V Rok l ' s fl I d 4 V1 l ' f l 'T' 'll r l-' V V' I fy JA l 1 Y l 3 ' X mc Th d r p ' Rar' r' 1 U U A 5 l r E k r I 12 s r B ' rd o.2-- . ports The only tune which is heard on the athletic battlefields is The SHHS Victory Song , which has been an all time favorite on our hit parade ever since Mr. Listiak composed it several years aqo. Sports have always been prominent at S. H. H. S. Our football, basketball, track and baseball teams have worked long and hard and our school year would have been dull indeed without the weekly athletic contest to look forward to. On the following pages we present our ath- letic teams and their accessories tcoaches and rnanaqersl. H. 535.3 Z .Qfl 591 iff .i,Ja.t. . F-MJ i ' -1 V47 . Q. 9 H l ff tg f l .f-are 9f2 .-3.3 . v Football Squad l944 Lorry Park-Co-captain. The biggest little fellow ever to wear a Ram uniform. The best blocking back in the Conference and deadliest tackler. Senior. 145 lbs. Best game-Every game. Gerry ShermanfCo-captain. All-state fullback selection. Led confer- ence in scoring and yards gained. Called the signals. Senior. l70 lbs. Best game-St. Ioseph. Iohn Chi1ders!Captain-elect. Played both at end and halfback. Great runner, pass receiver, and tackler. lunior. 155 lbs. Best games-State High and Dowagiac. Dick Penoyarel-lonorable mention all-state halfback. Great punter and fastest man on the teamfwas our passer. Senior. 180 lbs. Best game-YSL loseph. Don Brownelnjured most of the season. Added more speed to the back- field when in the game. Ran 60 yards against Coloma on the opening play. Senior. 150 lbs. Best game4Coloma. Bernard Pcxquin-End. The best end in the conference. A good blocker and tackler. Senior. 160 lbs. Best game-St. Ioseph. Clayton Ccmnirrlgf End. Good defensive player. Not many gains around his side. Senior. 160 lbs. Steady in all games. Reed PcxrkereEnd. Saw a lot of service. Good at going down under punts. Senior. 155 lbs. Ben Iensen-Honorable mention all state tackle. Best tackler in the con- ference. Senior. 180 lbs. Best gameffevery game. George Chuddock- The fifth Chaddock that played tackle for South Haven. Really a great tackler. Senior. 200 lbs, Best game Three Rivers. I mf, DQ .2-93's QQ? ,414-, fy-ge, 1 Q ' V ' QL l ',v, ' Q iz? CL Q fx E , guy. ' la K Louie Onoirio-With Ben and George, gave South Haven the best tack- les in the Conference. Senior. 200 lbs. Best game-f-nDowagiac. Dick HawesfSaw reserve action at tackle and came through when needed. More experience would have made Dick a great tackle. Senior. l90 lbs. Ierry Kall1orn+Service at both tackle and end. Hard Worker and good reserve. Senior. l70 lbs. Dick Leisi--Best guard in the conference. A former fullback. As pull- out guard he paved the way for many touchdowns. Senior. l60 lbs. Best gameievery game. Bob Hamlin4Great defensive guard and good tackler. Only a soph- omore. l65 lbs. Best gamefNiles. Bill Allen--Injured most of the season. Played regular until then. Could really tackle and block. Senior. l65 lbs. Wayne WarnereGave up backtield position to become a guard. Knee injuries kept him out of a lot of action but when given a chance did a great job, Senior, 155 lbs. Bill Curley-A great center and backer-up. His work in the St. Ioe game will long be remembered. Senior. l55 lbs. Best gameeSt. Ioe. Carson Ionesfli Carse had another year he would have been a great back. Had best stii-i arm on the team. Senior. 160 lbs. Best gameeDo- Wagiac. Dave Tait, Ed. Bierhalter, Bob Nelson, Othal Shepard, Bob Slentz. and Emory Lundy. mostly underclassmen, saw a lot of action and should be out- standing next year. ' I Hfxk, N- N ag hw fi 0 X 2 I B' Y., . f ,' y v V - 'Q Q iq, ' 1 ' . pf' 1 '. f'.: r Q QF Football The South Haven Rams had a Very successful season thts year Out of an etght Qame schedule they won seven and tled one They won all the1r conference games whtch made them the champs of the B1g Seven Th1s was the frrst South Haven team to w1n a con ference charnpronshtp stnce 1934 and the frrst South Haven team to go undefeated stnce 1930 A brref outlrne of the games are as follows The Rams opened the1r season wtth the Coloma Comets They were a very small team wlth l1ttle expertence Coach Slaughter used h1s regulars only about a quarter of the game South Haven won 46 0 The next game was w1th Buchanan Th1s was the1r flrst conference game Th1s also was the1r f1rst out of town game The Hams ran up aQCI1I'1St tougher OPPOSITION lrl B chanan and made many mrstakes durlng the game When game txme ended the Hams had out powered the Bucks 140 The followrng week the Rams played the Nlles Vlkmgs Wlth each team havtng two games to the1r credtt thts looked ltke 1lWOt,1ld be a very tnterestmg game The Rams played the best they had played all year rn tms game especially m the frrst half There was hardly an error made All the plays were worklng perfectly and South Haven won 2 7 The game the followmg week was the game the Rams would lrke to forget Th1s was w1th Allegan W1th two of the Ram stars rnyured South Haven made up for the errorless frrst half they played agamst Nlles Agatnst AHGQCII1 T1Oll'11I'1g WOIkeCl The AHGQCIH bU1'1Cl'1 was out to take South Haven and almost drd South Haven pulled through Wlth a score less t1e Th1s was a non conference game so tt d1d not make any drfference wtth the Cort ference standrngs The next Wednesday the Rams played the game whlch was supposed to be the tough est game they had played They played Three RIVGIS the predtcted team to wm the con ference They d1d have a good team but could not overpower the Rams eleven South South Haven played the1r only afternoon game the next week Th1s was w1th State H1gh a team whtch had not done much rn the conference standrng South Haven came through wtth a hard fought vlctory the score bemq 20 12 The game the followrng week rs the game that the South Haven Rams wtll never for get Th1s was w1th St Ioe lt was the brggest game of the year for them The Rams were a half a game ahead of St Ioe rn the standmg South Haven havrng won all the1r games and St Ioe tremg one The blggest crowd ever to wltness a game at Ratchffe fleld was ex pected but ram kept a lot of people away The Bears always were a Jmx to South Haven but South Haven won the game 14 0 and also won the conference champ1onsh1D For the last game the Rams traveled to Dowaglac The Rams were the favorrtes to w1n thts game but were a l1ttle worrred becauselrl The lCISf f1V9 YGCITS the 1l1'1Cl9IClOQ had WOI1 but the Rams broke thls Jtnx by w1nn1ng 140 Th1s made Just about a perfect season for South Haven Don Teske head manager and hrs asststants Lester Pond lack Wheeler Davrd Mohr Cec1l Hodge D1Ck Dreksler B111 Crawford and Don Boerma served the team well Letter Wxnners Lorry Park Gerry Sherman Dlck Penoyar lohn Chrlders Don Brown Clayton Can nmg Barny Paqurn Reed Parker Drck Letst Bob Hamlln Wayne Warner B1ll Allen B111 Curley Dave Tart Loure Onofrro Ben lensen George Chaddock Ierry Kalhorn Drck Hawes Ed Blerhalter Bob Nelson Carson Iones Don Teske Lester Pond lack Wheeler Dave Mohr Cectl Hodge Dtck Dreksler and Don Boerma ll I II . 1 1 4 , - - . u- , . , . Y , . , . , . n - 1 ' Haven won 27-13. t . , , . . , -,' ' . - , . 1 , I I I I I I I l ' 1 I I 1 1 ' I I I I I I I ' I I I ' n ff-., First row--tLeit to riqhtj Neal Van Dis, Iames Thompson, Charles Roland, Don Hollenbeck, David Mohr, Carl Bennett, lack Gillett, Brownie Cain, Robert Porter, William Ienkins, Bill Crawford fmanagerl Second row-Coach Neal Goodrich, Martin Ste-beck, Harold Brinks, Paul Hodges, Bob Pobuda, George Westerteld, Frank Chaddock, Don Brinks, lack Harrington, Coach Fredrick Norlin. Top row'-Manager Lester Pond, Don Beebe, Bob Kiethly, Al. Dubisson, Art Schewe, Murray Sayre, lim Bigoness, lack Brown, Bob Poindexter, Iames Roberts, Howard Filbrandt, Herbert Poindexler, lack Niles. 1944 Second leam lonthall The Iunior Varsity was made up of mostly freshmen and sophomores. Although their record was not too good this year they acquired a lot of valuable experience which should mean a great deal in the rest ot their high school careers. South Haven Opponent We They 1. Coloma 46 U 2. 'Bucannan 14 O 3. ' 'Niles 25 7 4. Allagan O U 5. ' 'Three Rivers 27 13 6. ' 'State High 20 12 7. ' 'St Ioe 14 U 8. ' 'Dowagiac 14 0 Total 160 32 ' Conference Games Basketball 1944 'V . rr 2, qv , Lf, X X K Tv 'lf- KW' WK ,qu Q1 Cont U11 L.1OC'kN1C thpy 1111. II PM in if C11 muq 1v1 T011 Rob Hamlin E b Nelson Ed EJPYHGIYYT d U k P r Q r c 9 xuohim IH Nlfinfxqerc Norly Er Z1 Art Schewe cmd Ixm Bqomlss ron md X Q I I ' B Q X .J H g A XS' Y X I g 1 ' , , 'Xb V Q X s ,. X 'K , - ' Q - , H 1 ,' A L f l gg, A hm Y 13 , ,J I 51- s Ji A 44,11 Ak ' y 4 2 .. - L . 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Varslt BaskethaH The South Haven Rams have had a good season rn basketball thls year Although from the standpornt of Wms and pornts rt hasnt been too successful as a morale bullder and as good clean fun 1t has h1t a hrgh pornt Those boys on the varslty squad have had a good trme and they have worked hard The games that were lost were lost by verv small scores as a rule The mam reason for these losses was the lack of helght on our team The tallest Ram player was not ov r 5 feet ll 1nches Herght was a great handlcap from the defenslve standpomt Oftenslvely 1t was the htghest scorrng group that weve had for years A total of 457 pornts was scored th1s year Each game averaged 30 6 po1nts Thrs IS a good average for hlgh school bas ketball games A schedule ofthe games played th1s year IS as follows South Haven 44 Nrles 48 South Haven 21 St Hlgh 33 South Haven 26 Allegan 32 South Haven 42 Buchanan 40 South Haven 31 St Ioseph 39 South Haven 24 Dowaglac 22 South Haven 19 Three RIV ers 26 South Haven 38 Nrles 40 South Haven 28 Allegan 31 South Haven 44 Paw Paw 41 South Haven 25 St Hrgh 34 South Haven 43 Buchanan 45 South Haven 31 St Ioe 37 South Haven ll Dowagrac 29 South Haven 37 Three RIVGIS 41 Letter wrnners are Lorry Park Don Brown Gerry Sherman Ed Brerhalter Bob Harnhn Bob Nelsen Dave Ta1t Drclc Penoyar Second leant BaskethaH M HA 145 ff-'ttfwt The lunror Varsrty had an average season thrs year Chalked up to thelr record are seven wrns and nrne losses Many of the boys on thls squad show promrse of berng good varsrty materlal 1n the next few years Those on the team are from left to rrght the top row Coach Patterson Nell Van Drs Howard Frlbrandt Donald Brtnks Robert Slentz lack Reader Murray Sayre and Manager Art Schewe bottom row Manager 11m Brgon ss Bob Pobuda Othal Shepard Martln Stre beck Davrd Mohr Iohn Chrlders Paul Hodges and Irm Sm th I , ' . e I . 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'4 X-I 4, I ' 1 , , ' ' , : , , . 9 , , , ' - I I 1 I I ' Baseball ISI44 aw: MEMBERS OF THE 1944 BASEBALL TEAM Front Row lleft to rightl Manager Milton La Coss Barney Paquin Bill Curley Dick Penoyar Dan William Iohn Childers Manager Cecil Hodge Second row Don Muske Roland Ball lack Dxbble lim Jensen Ed Kozlowski Lawrence Peterson Lawrence Bushee Coach Slaughter Third Row Irving Ball lack Harrington Raymond Richards Harold Brmks Bob Pobuda lim Payson Skip Lundy Bob Slentz Back Row Ronald Trumble Clayton St John Lowell Carrigan Richard Dreksler Because ot the lack ot transportation facilities the Ram baseball schedule was an ab breviated one Bloomingdale cancelled their game but in spite of the difficulties brought on by the war a tive game schedule was played We won the opener from Gobles 2 O and then defeated the alumni made up of many service men home on leave and other former Ram stars 10 This game was a pitchers duel between Pete Peterson and Pete Ely. South Haven met Bangor in the next game and lost 2-1. State High was the best ball club to face the Rams as they won 7-4. ln the final game We traveled to Covert and won a tree scoring game 8-7. Lawrence Peterson and lim Payson did all the pitching with Bill Curley as the catcher. Dick Penoyar played third Larry Bushee short Don Muske second lim Iensen and Barney Paquin first with Iohn Childers Rolland Ball Ed. Kozlowski lack Dibble Dan William and Emory Lundy in the outfield. Many of the above boys will be back this year to make up a good ball team. l'I'3Ck 1944 GSU' 1? V1 f g , ...y JW, ,,,,,,,,, t tg ,Q W Wt ! MEMBERS OF THE 1944 TRACK TEAM Fxrst Ro tleft to xqhtl H10 Dyk tra tma agerl Earl Parkhurst Iack Wheeler Richard Wh1te Capt Clyde Hoag George Reeder Ierry Kalhorn Clayton Canm q Car on Iones Second Row Coach Tom Slaughter Don Brown lack Stex bacher D1 k Penoyar lack Dxbble Wayne Warner Don Boerma David Mohr Ted Nxcholson Iock Vxllwock Back Row Iarvx Hxsted Martxn Strebeck lack Grllett Othal Shepard Ed Glyn Ben Iensen Kexth Underwood tmanaqerl The South Haven track squad d1d not Wm any team charnp1onsh1ps last year but d1d produce one ot the outstandmq 1nd1v1dual track champlons tn the person of Clyde Hoag Clyde broke the school and the county records 1n the hlqh and low hurdles and went on to w1n these events rn the Conference Req1onal and State meets HIS trmes of 16 seconds tn the hlqhs and 23 8 seconds 1n the lows w1ll probably exlst a long tlme 1n the record books Forty two boys partxclpated 1n a well rounded track program that emphas1zed phys1ca1 development Ten boys won thelr letters by gamma the 500 pomts necessary for the honor They were Capt Clyde Hoag Capt elect Ierry Kalhorn Dlclc Penoyar Don Brown lack Wheeler lack D1bble Carson Iones George Reeder Dlck Wh1te and Clayton Cannmq The Rams lost to St Ioseph and Paw Paw IH dual meets They placed f1fth 1n the con ference and s1xth IH the reqlonal In the state meet through the work of Clyde I-loaq and Ierry Kalhorn we took tenth place whxch was qood COI1S1deI1I'lQ the number of school entered IH the meet . N - ' . . ' 4-A , , ttt, A I If .,. 0. u J: ' ,Y R . ' ' nr e Y 4-gg Y I . 4 iii, V . .f ' 1. gf J.,,4tA f y A. it' ! . :LJ , V 3 fy-, f ' , . , fp x ,ff t 'Al ' ' I. l l 9 1 - Q b ,lit At Q T ,.,.t,- - , :I , .I,AV L ,f . f ' . , 231: 1 ,, - qv-is f A 1 4 B 6 Y! 8 Z 4,57 ii S : A Wai new fx v A x . . M b . y S , A gl E ! , f t I S 45 the as , f I ak, B , 4 I V' A - A Q , ky .VZ wp. i ng' ? if ' Q.. V I ' . T lr' A ,+A ff . ft' ' 'Q' - I fd- .7 ' . ' w r' ' s n , , , ' ' , . , , . 'rl , S . - , , 'n , 'C , ' , , . I I ' I ' ' l l 4 I ' I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I . I ' 45 rd u-- Anti The most truly 'off the record' functions of S.H.H.S. are the activities. You find each guy and gal engaged in a favorite pasttime, be it clicking the shutter of a camera or executing a tricky run in an orchestra selection. Or you might find some earnest jun- iors whiling away their hours after school working and planning for the prom. Those literarily inclined find the Critic is their niche while the Sinatra's and their feminine counter- parts will be found exercising their vocal chords in Miss Bird's sanctuary. Whatever the interest, S. H. H. S. usually has the answer and on the following pages we have some 're- corded' shots of these extra-curricular functions. x I ! Band P-E43 XA , X. , v W 1 v X 1 y I 1 a i I 2 P , J - N 1 v V 4 Urchestra Band and Urchestra The two concerts which the Barzd and Qrchostra present each year are the result of a lot of work on the part ot the musicians. Almost any fifth hour one can hear a concert in the growing rains of rehearsal, complete with saueal-is and screeches. However, when the time comes for the concert to be presented, Mr. Listiak seems to have successfully obliter- ated all undesirable noises and the concert comes off Without any serious flaws. Highlights of the year The lanuury l4th concert, which was presented to a full house with people standing in the corridor. This is the first time that they've had to turn people away at a concert - - The Spring Concert featured Barbara Maulsby's piano solo with band accompaniment. Though at tae beginrnng ot the year it seemed tlrat inexperience was going to lower the standard of this years performances witft the exertion of a lot of practice and drill the results were highly gratifying Our hats are off to tne members of the Band and Orchestra and to Mr Listiak whose endless patience and sympathetic direction has made these rnusrcal organizations tops illl lv rw lou l' Flutes Alto Clarinet tyA r P an ri l' I Mr Bei' Be rt Donr Bass Clarinet Alto Saxophones Oboes llrf N in Inc Clarmets iirr Tenor Saxophone Ill Ol 'i Myfr 1 rts R r r on l Ho,-1 Baritone Saxophone lou Co gc lon Kautn 'te Hoc ,I Radtlc rrh ri o Peterson rr Ani Pliers y Roe R srnu V1 er Eric st ri Br 2 mt 6 GUM T 'tor Pobnda s Hin lt fl Frrst Vrolms lolas Cellos Second V gon! Strung Ba Part! 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V Q A Q EP 351: W4 5' 5' I llll' The A Cappella Chorr always one of the outstandrng musrcal groups rn school made 1ts frrst ap pearance thts year at the Chrlstmas Program on Dec '71 Cholr members parttclpated rn the tmpres srve Candle Lrght process1onal and also sang Beauttful Savlour and other carols The chorr was one of the hrghlrghts of the Sprmg Vocal Concert and IS under the dlrectron of MISS Martlane Brrd Members of the Chorr thrs year are Frances Bolhurs Bonnre Crane Leona Decker Isabel lngra ham Frances Labz Dorothy Lewrs Sally Lrnd Barbara Maulsby Blanche Myers Marrorre Nrles leanette Prrce Iuanrta Schurr Marc1a Smeed Carol Underwood Patsy Wmes Yvonne Young Gene vreve Andrews Ieanme Dykstra lla Mae Flemmg Mrldred Groemng Margaret Harden Natalre Hol man Margaret Ivforrtmson Georgra Mrtchell Vrrgmra Parker Dorothy Robmson Mar1lyn Shoop Glor1a Collrns Stanley Gordon Esther Kaufman loe Lewrs Ben lensen Walter Stem Ludwlg Bal dauf Don Boerma George Chadclock Bob Harnlrn larvls Hrsted Alfred Hope Skrp Lundy Davrd Mohr Lawrence Park Bob Slentz Rrchard Streve Wayne Warner nr Iilrls Glee The Senror Grrls Glee Club under the drrectron of Mrss Maruane Brrd partlclpated rn the Chrlst mas program and the annual sprrng concert The latter was held on March 6 and proved a success One of the number Goodbye was a rather speclal one bemg composed by a fellow member Glorra Colltns who wrote the musrc and lyrrcs and rt was arranged by Mlss Brrd for the Glee Club Barbara Maulsby accompanred the Glee Club throughout the year Allers Frances Bolhurs Ieanette Burke Frances Balas1ck Betty Thorpe Mary Butts Glorla Collrns Helen Conroy Bonnre Crane Leona Decker Mary Lou Dornan Patrrcra Dunn Nancy Eckstrom lean Ely Ruth Fuller Ramona Glassman Mary Godsave Lorrame Gumpert Dorrs Hambley Evelyn Hansen Mary Hemze Ruth Hodge Lucella Hunt Isabel lngraham Esther Kaufman lohanna Laabs lean Lerman Dorothy Lewrs Sally Lmd Elsa Mae Morgan loyce Nelson Mar1lyn Nelson Ethel Nlen hurs Luc1lle Ohme Lors Olson Barbara Perbohnev Pat Plaehn Ethel Plummer Ieanette Prrce Mar ran Rtcharcls Dorothy Robrnson Eleanor Rowland Margery Russell Iuanrta Schurr Katherrne Shek Marrlyn Shoop Shrrley Smrth Elda Stennett Norma Stennett Marrann Szyperskt Carol Underwood Ioan Van Wynen Alrce Warner Shrrly Wepfer Barbara Wheaton Clara Whrte Patsy Wmes Yvonne Young Marge Nrles future farmers of America 0. 55 Gur Chapter has 58 members thrs y ar We had the most members at Camp Madron last August and placed f1rst rn the ceremony contest The Annual Hunt Supper had an mcreased attendance and the Bronze Award was awarded durrng the program to the Chapter tn recognltlon of 1ts work rn the State B st Chapt r Contest A parlramentary procedure team lrvestock loss preventlon team ard a speaker psrrtrcrpated rn the drstrrct and regronal contests Vtfe had four State Farmers last year Pete Peterson Iohn Paaum Sanford Plummer ana Mr Cowles honorary Thrs years offrcers ar Lest r Bollwcrln Pr stdent Bob S hlaack J1cePres1dent Bernara Paqum Reporter Martm Str be k Secr tary Raymond Rtchards Treasurer and Mr Cowles advrsor E Il . 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I :.'f'1YQ'l'1 331.6911 if 1-,Ei 1 l l 11 S'53:1:1g1TQQ-3 Q aff 38 fm, 33 'Q' Q ,,,,.-.-A--.. gd' Q9 43 no vvn lhe Cutie The Cr1t1c was started agaxn last tall under th supervrsron of M1ss Stmpson The members were chosen on a voluntary bas1s and accordmg to the typ of work they were 1nterested n lt IS ub hshed each Saturday rn the South Haven Da1ly Tr bune as the or1g1nal Cr1t1c was The Cf1l1C strrves to represent the student v1ewpo1nt at all tlmes and to br1ng about a better understandmg between the students the1r teachers and the people ot th communrty IH the1r columns storles and oth r features The Cr1t1c start members are Edrtor rn Chret Trlda Rrtmar Managmg Edrtor Manan Lamss1es Bus1ness Manager Geraldme Denny Headhne Ed1tor Mae Km, Sports Department Dxck Penoyar Don Boerma Margle N11 s Feature Edttor Charlotte Goldberg Reporter Ed Hartmann Columns Dor1anne Zrpperstem Alfa Tool Charlotte Radtke Barbara Wheaton Blanche Myers Esther Kaufmal Soc1ety Edrtor Reporter Reporter Exchange Ed1tor Typrsts Ellenore Proof Reader lma Dann Natal1e Holman Mary Lou Lelsenrxng Thora Fahn1ng Rowland Ramona Glassman lean Lerman Ted NlCl'1OlSOY1 Junler Red Cross The Red Cross has done a great deal th1s year One of the1r largest proyects has been maklng hats and toys for the Enghsh chtldren Thetr Carntval was a great success and they had other suc cesstul dances also At these dances the admrssron was grven to the Red Cross The members ofthe organ1zat1on are Ehzabeth Anne Clarke tCha1rmanD Sh1rley S1card D1ck Lerst Kathryn Overton Ima Dann Sally Lrnd M1 ge Lyman lack Brown Don Freeman Louls Ono trto and Mlss Rhea Stralght CFaculty AdV1SOfl Camera Club Every month the members ol the Camera Club hold a contest rn whlch the members enter DIC tures wh1ch they have taken developed and 1 rrged on the1r own They have exh1b1ts twrce years and these are drsplayed xn the hall They tudy compos1t1on and lrghtrng of plctures Those ln Camera Club are Pat Carnahan Presrdent Tllda R1tman Vrce Pres1dent Donna Altmg Secretary DGVld Mohr Treasurer Don Beebe Don Boerma Margaret Fagerluna lane Hemenwcry Natal1e Holman Mae Krng Manan Lamssles Mary Lou Lexsennng Marguertt Lertz Bob Ntttenegger Ne1l Norcross Kathryn Overton, Vtrgrma Parker, Lester Pond, Fred Kerr, RSCJQY Sears, Drana Wheelock O O I I A 9 I i . 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I Y , A I I I I ' I I Y I 1 1 'f' 15- - CI 1 1 1 I1 A 1 I 1 I 1 I I 1 I V 1 f l 9 I 1 I 1 I 1 fu- L- as 'KJ Schools at War lfommlttoo Th1s commtttee has Worked hard all year to keep our Mmute Man Flag flytng To do thls 904: of the students must buy a stamp every month The most successful dI1V9 was durrng the 6th War Loan DFIVG when Senror Hrgh School Went over the top on the r S1000 quota and besldes that got 1006 of the students to buy The comm1ttees Second Annual Soc Hop was also a b1g success Admlssron was 5c plus a war stamp and those who purchased bonds at the door were adrrltted tree The commlttee s members are Mary Lou Lersenrlng charrman Natalre Holman secretary Davrd Mohr treasurer Trlda Rrtman Mar1an Lamssles Reed Parker Don Boerma lane I-lernenway Blame Aldrm and Paul Hodges The1r advrsor IS Mlss Nowels Supremo Court The Supreme Court the 1ud1c1al branch of the student government IS composed t n1ne members s1x regular Judges and three alternates Under the gurdance of Mr Grunst the Court meets several tlmes durmg the marklng per1od to consrder vlolatrons Thts 1 ar the Supreme Court has or1g1nated a demerrt system whlch werghs the cases more carefully and allows more demerrts for the ser1ous oft nses than for the lesser vrolatrons Thls sys tem has been proved tarrer than the one tormerlv used Members of the Court are Ludwlg Baldauf Ben Iensen lane Hemenway Iohn Ch1l ders Dortanne Zrpperstern Charlotte Radtlce lames McK1mm1e Norry Brazlll are alternates lilrls thlotlo ASSO0IHlIOIl ln 1ts thlrd year thrs organ1zat1on ot g1rl IS progressrng as well as when rt started The members are all enthused wrth the GCl1V1ll9S the GAA has to offer Soon after therr l1fSl meetrng the OHICGIS were elected They are as follows Presldent loanne Penoyar Vtce Presldent Natalle Holman Secretary Dorothy Robrnson Treasurer Esther Becl-cw1th The organxzatron was frrst brought to thrs school by Mrss Harrlson 1n 1943 Srnce M1ss Lykens has been here she has shown a great amount of 1nterest rn the organlzatron We as senrors are grateful for the part we have been able to play rn the GAA and hope that 1t w1ll prove as worthy to other senlor glrls o - o ' .. , o . . . . . 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Senior Pla Letrtra Carberry Trsh rs a mtddle aged spmster blunt outspoken and entrrely lovable She rnforms her two boon companrons Lrzzre and Aggre that she rs deterrntned to g closer to nature to lead the srmpler lrfe So she buys a second hand car and they start out wrth Trsh dorng the drtvrng but not before L1zz1e has wrred Trsh s young nephew Charlre Sands tellrng hrm of hrs aunt s latest prorect aid advrsrng htm as to therr destrna t1on Charlre arrrves at the destrnatron before the women arr1ve He falls tn love wrth th young hotel owner Ellen Le1ghton When th women arrrve at the hotel trouble starts When the hotel safe 1S looted Ttsh IS certarn that she knows where the stolen money rs hrd den and drags Aggle out wrth her to start a s arch The result of that search rs that Trsh takes Aggre up tn the a1r 1n Chartres plane drops Aggre off on the roof of the barn ard then soars upward agaml The followrng day the newspaper headlmes procla1m that a lone female spy has been srghted flyrng over MGXICO and Trsh becomes the center of m t rnatronal compllcatrons Whether she rs trytng to help Aggre recover her lost teeth or strrvrng desperately to stralghten out the tanal d romances of two young couples Trsh gets everybody around her rnto and out of more JCYHS than you can shake a strck at Semor Play Cast Production Staff Ellen Letghton Chartta Sher1f'f Lem Plke Callre Hopkms Luther Hopklns Charlre Sands Aggre L trtra Carberry fT1shl Bettlna Trent Wesley Andrews Derby Gr mes Dorlce Gaylord Barbara Maulsby Barbara Broe Lawrence Park Charlotte Goldberg Ben lensen Walter Stern Mary Purpura Trlda Brtman Ramona Glassman George Chaddocc Raymond Rrchards Barbara Wheaton Prom ll Student Dlrector Mar1an Lamssres Busrness Manager Dtck Lerst Asst Manager Mary Lou Le1senr1ng Property Manager lma Dann Assrstants lla Mae Flernrng Lorrame Czar land Sh1rley Smtth Margaret Harden Costumes and make up Mgr Eleanor Rowland Asst lean Lerman Prompters Charlotte Badtke Marrlyn Shooo ommlttee One of the most popular records of the year was the unror Sentor Prom recorded by the lunlor Class The Prom Commtttee really outdld themselves tn proaucrng a prom whrch wrlt lrnger long rn th memory of the Senror Class All thetr toll and tears were really aoorecrated when everyone oh d and ahd at the sunken sh1p and the beach scen s 1'1 the boys gym The Brnauet Tables tn the grrls gym were decorated m a true Neptune manner ntl programs of trop1cal frsh and treasure chests The whole atmosphere made us feel lrke true old salts The progra'n was also anotl e hrt tune wrth Davrd Mohr pres1d1ng as Krng banquet the Junrors senrors teachers and dancrng to the smooth musrc of the orchestra real bang up Job tn planntng and producrng Neptune rn rn roducrng tne Jarrous speakers After the frrends left ne banauet room to entoy a swell efenrng ot A rn all w tae SGHIOYS el th t tte luntors dra the Drom Cur very sp c1al t ank yous go to he Pron Cornm1ttee who made the prorn possrble They are Davrd Mo r Marvm Vfrck tr n Shtrle, Ewers Mary Lou Cogdal Don Beebe Irm Payson Lester Pond Don Bo rma lan Llernenwvay Sally Ltrad Carol Underwood Dorothy Bobrnson and Esther Kaulman und r tfte aolc surerJ1s1on of Mr Grunst O ' ' I ' ' ' I ' ' et I l ' - A 1 . , o , 4 . 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H , 4 .. l . f C l lr , If 4 fr' i 4 1' , ' l e I l - Q ' ' ' , A H ig h I 11lson Boys Athletxc Club The purpose of thrs club lS to teach boys clean sportsmanshrp along wrth the tunda mentals ot basketball baseball and other sports Lykens Grrls Athlehc Club The purpose of th1s club rs to teach g1rls games and leadershrp One of the reasons th1s club has such a good turnout IS 1ts good for reducrng Kllle Lxbrcrry Club Mlss K1lle 1nstructs the glrls 1n th1s club on the fundamentals of the hbrary and quahtm cat1ons of a l1brar1an Maulsby Penmanshrp Club Th1s club IS to help teach and QIVS pract1ce to students who need rt and for those who Want to learn to Wrrte better Patterson Study Club The study club IS for the students who do not wrsh to be rn other clubs and for thos who would rather study to better the1r grades Schcxbbel Art Club MISS Schabbel has thrs club tor students who are mterestea rn puttmg natures beauty and the1r thoughts mto pa1nt1ngs or drawlngs Freeman Wood Shop The students ln Mr Freemans club are boys who want to make th1ngs out of Wood and plastlcs Some of the many th1ngs that have been made are salt and pepper shak ers serv1ng dlshes and crgarette cases Hansen Metal Shop Mr Hansen s club consrsts of boys who wrsh to Work wrth metal Koopmcm Dramcrhc Club plays Hawthorne Hobby Club The l-lobby Club lS tor students who Wlsh to Work on the1r hobb1es lt meets the trrst hour every Thursday rnornlng Rowland Sewmq Club Grrls from all three grades ot Iunlor Hlgh compose the sewrng club lts purpose IS to teach begrnners the fundamentals of SGWIHQ and to help others get more experrence ln constructlng anythlng they need or Want Baar Ccxmpirre Grrls The purpose th1s year IS to do Whatever posslble to ease the sutterlng of humamty The grrls have made hats for the sold1ers Chrrstmas party dolls for the Red Cross and went carohng at Chrrstmas t1me Slaughter H1Y Club The oltrcers of th1s club are Presldent Howard Frlbrandt V1cePres1dent Tom Baer Treasurer lack Glllett Secretary Murray Sayre The purpose of thts club IS to create mamtam and extend throughout our communrty and school hlgh standards ot Chr1st1an character Then motto Clean speech clean sports clean scholarsh1p and clean hvrng The club members g1ve a sportsmanshtp medal each year to one of the athletes whom they thmk best qualltred for rt Th1s years went to Donald Brown ml I' . 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