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

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Record 0. I Class s Though the years have changed our tunes from Are you Sleeping and Billy Boy , to The Trolley Song and What do You Known: we are still singing, Most any time and anywhere lexcept of course when teacher is speakinql You will find Mary Iones and Iohnny Smith with a song on their lips. 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.

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