South Haven High School - Ram Yearbook (South Haven, MI)
- Class of 1948
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And finally we hope that the annual staffs of future years have as much pleasure producmg thelr annuals as We have had THE STAFF ' ' ' If Y, lf 5, 3 you will most enjoy reading and seeing V . . . Y 5 Tllli BIG 'I'0I' .www PB0lllLLllS We are grwteful to rhg Bond of Educ ltxon fox thur smuru Lfforts IU our bchllf Ihcs ll'1 gonjunctxon muh tha Adl11lIlSIl'lUOIl hug ,lun us uhh bc t possible cduu txonal flulltlas PR1 sim Nl I ual 1 Xl N Tm xsua ROBI RT AIN1 XXILLIAH IRITZ I C, L BIATTX I Vu SHIHD5 RICHARD APPI1 XARD 5,5106 0l Il BIXI DIASTI4 BS Z 'fix 5 L C Nloim R Hnxvm ALONZO WlLRhhG x Su it null ul xl St mor Hlgb Pinnzjml umur High Pum :pal Witli exch succeeding year we become more and more aw are that our administration is the best tlalt any school could possibly hope for Then' guidance throughout our school wus his gixen us the utmost in preparation for our future work TI, XLIIILRS I Ll B Piu sim x I DALL PATTERSON X ici Piu sim ADRIAN SLIKKERS Siem 1 un JEAN RYNO Tru XSLRLR YNE VRNILILI Tht Teltl trs Club is composed of the members of the faculty and meets once .1 11 onth Thu pirtieipite in mam communitx actiuties and donate money to various or 1I'llIll'l0I1S Thu llso gut much enjoxmtnt out of the xarious parties they hate throughout the wir One of their most outstanding achievemtnts this year w1s their production of the faculty play 'I ups ls All which was given on November Z1 and 22. 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'- '1' ' ' ' Y 7., I. x A , ' Avy, 'V' , A , , mx F-xq, T111'ir g111111'11 1111111115 1111 1'11j1l111'1'11, , l . ' I Y 1 . K 1 K , ,Z 'Q 1 1 . , 1-4- 14 1 , ' . 7.1 AVERNE ADKIN 1.111 rr Class officer '48, Supreme Cnurt '46, Sen- ate '48, Football '46, '47, Intramural '48: A Cappella Choir '46, '47, '48, Gym Ex- hibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Tennis '47, '48, Tumbling '46, '47, 48, Baseball '45, '46, Advisory Council '48, Senior Play '4S. 8.9- ZANE ADKIN Tluzu' Cunulry I.um'x Fuiitball '45, '46, '47, Intramural '48: If.F.A. '45, '46, '47, '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Tumbling '46, '47, '43, Baseball '45, '46, '4S. RICHARD ALBERS Shy Guy Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, I'.A. Club '48. LCRCDY ALFIERI I t'lrilin', l mxir1', 'rr' ljxllflll' Track '48, Intramural '47, '48, Camera Club '48, A Cappella Choir '48, Gym Ex- hibition '45, '46, '47, '43, l'5.1Seb.lll '45, '46, '47, '48, Tumbling '47, '48. DONALD ALLEN I'llI A Drumrzer Ifuutball '46, '47, Track '47, '48, Intra- mural '45, '46, '47, P.A. Club '47, '48. PAULA ALLERS Ttllk uf lin' Tau n Senate '47, Intramural '46, Cheerleader '45, '46, '47, '48, Prom Cummittee '47, G.A.A. '46, '47, '48, Substitute Teacher '43, Or- chestra '45, '46, Glee Club '45, '46, '47, A Cappella Choir '47, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48. MABLE ANDERSON Mari -Brill' Red Cniss 47, '48, Annual Staff '48, Usher Club '47, '48, Substitute Teacher '48, Or- chestra '45, '46, Glce Club '46, '47, A Cappella Choir '46, '47, Gym Exhibitiun '45, '46, '47, '48, Commercial Club '47, Orchestra Iiestiyal '46. AIILIDRED BALASICK Gil it M4'lba'Siu1frir' Lift' Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Hostess '48, Library Club '45, MARIE BENDEICH W'ilb My Ilmzil in fbL'CIU1ll15 Cilee Club '47, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Otliee Girl '48, GEORGE BINDER A I7ur111t'r's Lift' is 11 Merry Lift' Band '46, '47, '48 A Cappella Choir '46, '47, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '48, Host '47,'48. ANNABELLE BERNSTEIN Amlzilious Ann Annual Staff '48, G.A.A. '47, Substitute Teacher '48, Glue Club '45, '46, '47, A Cappella.Choir '46, '47, '48, Gym Exhibi- tion '45, '46, '47, '48, D.A.R. History Award '47, Declamatiun Contest '45, Of- fice Girl '47, '48. ROBERT BOLI-IUIS A Girl in E1 175 Par! Class Orlicer '46, Football '45, '46, A Cap- pella Choir '46, '47, '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Library Duty '47, 5' 1 LARRY BOLLWAHN The Cream of fbi' Crop Intramural '47, '48, F.F.A. '45, '46, '47, '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '48, Host '47,'48. DONALD BRINKS Pl'VfK'l'f Genflr man Annual Staff '48, Lieutenant Governor '48, Supreme Court '46, '48, Senate '48, Foot- ball '47, '48, Basketball '47, '48, School Program Committee '48, Prom Committee '47, Advisory Council '45, '48, Gym Ex- hibition '45, Baseball '46, '47, '48. JACK BROE How Dry I Am Football '47, Track '45, Intramural '47, '48, Gym Exhibition '47, '48, Baseball '47, '48, Senior Play '48. MARIAN BROOKS The Bubbling Brooks G.A.A. '46, '47, '48, Camera Club '48, Glee Club '47, Noon Duty '48, Gym Ex- hibition '45, '46, '47, 48,, Hostess '48, Commercial Club '47, '48. LEON BRUSH l'm Gerling Tired so I Can Sleep Football '46, '47, Intramural '48, F.F.A. '45, '46, '47, '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Host '47, '48, Tumbling '46, '47, '48, PAT BURKE Thi' Luffy from 29 Palms G.A.A. '46, Glee Club '45, '47, '48, Noon Duty '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Hostess '47, Commercial Club '48. JOANNE CAPPS Things Aff Looking Migbfy Slim Supreme Court '46, Intramural '46, Cheer- leader '45,.!'46, '47, Prom Committee '47, G.A.A. '46, Schools for Peace '46, '47, As- sistant Librarian '45, Substitute Teacher '48, Glee Club '45, A Cappella Choir '46, '47, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48. MARIAN DIEFENBACH Fix v I-'ooi Two G.A.A. '46, '47, '48, Camera Club '47, '48, Glee Club '45, Noon Duty '48, Gym Ex- hibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Commercial Club '47, Hostess '47, '48. ERNEST DREKSLER Maltz' Mine Counlvy Sfylr Football '48, F.F.A. '45, '46, '47, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '48. ALFRED DUBUISSON Dairy Bar Romeo Football '47, Annual Staff '48, Camera Club '46, '47, '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '47,'-18. IRENE DUKESCHERER Slay as Nia' as You Arc' G.A.A. '47, Substitute Teacher '48, Cam- era Club '48, Noon Duty '48, Gym Exhibi- tion '45, '46, '47, '48, Hostess '48, Com- mercial Club '-47. JOANNE ELLIOTT Tbrr1 x a Song in Ihr Air Class Officer '47, '48, Senate Treasurer '48, Senate '46, School Program Committee '48, Prom Committee '47, G.A.A. '46, Usher Club '47, '48, Advisory Council '47, As- sistant Librarian '45, Substitute Teacher '48, Glee Club '45, '46, '47, A Cappella Choir '46, '47, '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Senior Play '48. -Q fg, 4 EDNA IZNIPSON 'Timfl Xu Sm Gym Iixliibitinn '45, '-16. '47, '4S. CA ROL FENTON I'ull of I lllI iiuil l ilr14'y lirri' Ci..'X.A. 46, 47, Hand 45, 46, 47, 48, Orclicstnl '45, '46, '47, '48, Gym Iixliibif tiun '45, '46, '47, '48, Iflutc Quartet '-H. '46, '4S, Nlusic Iicstival '46, '47, Senior I'l.1y '48, I-IOXVARD FILBRANDT Duff! Im! Slmliixx I1ili'r'frn' Willl Your Ifilizvulirnli Senate '46, Football '44, '45, '46, '47, Bas- kutball '45, '46, '47, '48, Primm Committee '47, Advisory Council '45, Gym lfxliibitiun '45, Basuball '45, '46, '47, '4S. JACK GILLETT Ilnfirli' D11 You Krrjr I'nll1'H4'i11l Class Ofliccr '47, Scimlc '47, Iiuutball '45, '46, '47, Track '45, '46, '47, '48, Intra- mural '46, '47, '48, Program Committee '48, Prum Cunmiittuc '47, Annual Staff '48, Advisory Council '47, Iiaml '45, '46, '47, '43, Orclicstrn '45, '46, '47, '48, Gym lfxliibitiun '45, Music Festival '46, '47, Iilutc Quartut '45, '46, Pit Orclicstra '45, lil'IXCl11blCI'C5lIY.1l '-45. MAURICE GORDON C il nfl uss Iiuys' Glcc Club '45, Gym Iixliibitiun '46, '47, '48, Ilust '47, '48, Tumbling '46, '47, '48, Baseball '48. ALVIN GUNIPERT I'il,Qill7llllll Luz ur Iiuolball '46, '47, '48, Track '47, Intra- mural '46, '47, '48, Gym Iixhibition '45, '46, '47, '4s. DEAN HAINES Sfmiflc il Lillli' Gym Iixliibitiun '45, '46, '47, '48. MURIEL HARBIN fm, im, im-it Red Cross '47, Substitute Teacher '481 Glcc Club '45, '46, '47, '48, A Cappella Choir '47, '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47,'-IS. VIVIAN HARPER Tbi'rc'i Somrlbing ulwouf i1 Sailor Class Otliccr '48, Substitute Teacher '48, Critic '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '43, Commercial Club '47, '48, Office Girl '48. CLIFFORD HARRINGTON IVulvr Buy Miiiiagur '46, '47, '48, Intramural '47, '48, Gym Iixliibitiun '45, '46, '47, '48, P.A. Club '43. GERALD HARSCH IIN Noi I'm Such u W'olf, Il'x lm! Y0ll'fl' Sllfb a Lumlz Intr.1mur.1l '45, '46, '47, '48, Prom Com- mittcc '47, Schools for Peace '46, '47, I5.Ii.A. '45, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '4S. MARY HILL HH M5 Luzy Dug Iiitramural '46, G.A.Ai '46, '47, '48, Glcc Club '45, '46, '47, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Commercial Club '48. 9 ul f' BERNADINE HODGE Wbafs Life without Low Highway Commissioner '48, Senate '48, Prom Committee '47, Annual Staff '48, G.A.A. '45, '46, Usher Club '47, '48, Ad- visory Council '45, '48, Substitute Teach- er '48, Band '45, Orchestra '45, Glee Club '45, '46, '47, A Cappella Choir '47, '48, Noon Duty '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Commercial Club 47, Pep Band '45, OfIice'Girl '48, Hostess '48, Intra- mural '46. KENNETH HODGMAN Plow Boy F.F.A. '45, '46, '47, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Host '47, '48, LENORA HOLUB She Has an lnnurrnf Farr, But- G.A.A. '46, Substitute '48, Glee Club '45, '46, '47, A Cappella Choir '48, Gym Ex- hibition '45, '46, '47, '48. MARJORIE HOWE Oh! There Goes Harold Supreme Court '47, Prom Committee '47, Annual Staff '48, G.A.A. '45, Usher Club '47, '48, Advisory Council '45, Substitute Teacher '48, Band '45, '46, Orchestra '45, '46, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Pep Band '45, 46, Pit Orchestra '45, '46, Clarinet Quartet '46, Commercial Club '47. DONALD HUTCHINS Gone, But No! Forgollen Choir '45, '46, '47, ,'48, G6 Exhibition C i ,uf 0 . AHX A ef WILLIAM JENKINS Rm ing Romeo Football '46, '47, '48, Track '45, '46, '47, '48, Baseball '46. MARY LOU JENSEN My Heart is u Hobo Supreme Court '46, '47, Senate '47, '48, Prom Committee '47, Glee Club '45, '46, '47, '48, A Cappella Choir '46, '47, '48, Noon Duty '46, '47, '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Hostess '48, Triple Trio '47, '48, Senior Play '48. PAUL JOHNSON Sli! I' III Thinking F.F.A. '45, '46, '47. ROSE JOHNSON Hmn'y.mr'1elv Rose Class Officer '47, Senate '48, Prom Com- mittee '47, Advisory Council '47, Substi- tute Teacher '48, Orchestra '45, '46, '47, '48, Glee Club '45, '46, '47, '48, A Cap- pella Choir '45, '46, '47, '48, Gym Exhi- bition '45, 46, 47, 48, Pit Orchestra '46, '47, Music Festival '47, '48. ESTHER KALINSKI Mau Hafvr? Intramural '46, Red Cross '47, '48, G.A.A. '47, Camera Club '48, Glee Club '46, Noon Duty '47, Gym Exhibition '46, '47, '48, Hostess 47, '48. Y.. ELEANOR KAMINSKI I.oi'rly lo Look al Intramural '45, '46, G.A.A. '44, '45, '46, '47, Glee Club '45, '46, Noon Duty '45, '46, '47, Gym Exhibition '44, '45, '46, '47, Booster Club '45, '46, Office Girl '45, '46. MAXINE KOHLHOFF She Knows a Lol buf S1155 Lillie Intramural '46, G,A.A. '46, '47, Usher Club '47, '48, Assistant Librarian '45, '46, '47, '48, Substitute Teacher '48, Critic '48, Glee Club '45, '46, '47, '48, A Cap- pella Choir '47, '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, 48, Hostess '48, Oflice Girl '48, ' v,t,f,, K, T 'T' ti DOROTHY KOPACZ Man-Trap ' G.A.A. 47, '48, Substitute Teacher '48, Glee Club '45, '47, '48, A Cappella Choir '47, '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Commercial Club '48. DAVID LAMB lf Inf! W'bi1l You Say, 11's Hou' Long You Take Camera Club '46, '47, '48, Orchestra '45, '46, '47, '48, Gym Exhibition '46, '47, '48, Host '46, '47. ALLEN LEITZ Really Io go Sleady Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48. JOAN LEITZ Tun Loi vs Hu: el Annual Staff '48, G.A.A. '46, Assistant Librarian '45, '46, Substitute Teacher '48, Glee Club '45, '46, '47, A Cappella Choir '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48. GENEVIEVE LEVERTON Ain'l Misbebaz in' Substitute Teacher '48, Glee Club '46, '47, '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Commercial Club '47. GEORGIA LEWIS You Knouy' Substitute Teacher '48, Glee Club '45, '46, '47, '48, A Cappella Choir '47, '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48. HELEN LLOYD Lit fly Lady Intramural '46, Glee Club '47, Gym Ex- hibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Commercial Club '47, '4s. MARGIE MEHRLEY If You Kneu' Margie Assistant Librarian '45, '46, '47, '48, Sub- stitute Teacher '48, Noon Duty '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Commercial Club '48. JOAN MORRIS Life lx a Conlinnous Buzz Intramural '47, G.A.A. '47, Assistant Li- brarian '45, '46, Glee Club '45, '46, '47, '48, A Cappella Choir '47, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Hostess '47, Commercial Club '47. LEAH NELSON Pcrpelmzl Motion Red Cross '46, '47, '43S G-A-A '46, ,479 Usher Club '47, '48, Assistant Librarian '45, '46, '47, Substitute Teacher '48, Critic '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Ofiice Girl '47, '48, Senior Play '48, SI-IERRY NEVANS Wfbicb Way' Did My Hear! Gu Senate '48, Intramural '46, Annual Staff '48, Substitute Teacher '48, Gym Exhibi- tion '46, '48, Pit Orchestra '46, Band and Orchestra Festival '46, Entered from Rapid River High School '45. BETTY NICHOLS Lilrrary Minded Intramural '45, '46, Red Cross '47, G.A.A. '47, '48, Critic '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Senior Play 48. JACK NILES VVorryam1 I Han' Never Mft Football '45, '46, '47 Intramural '45, '46, '47, '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Tennis '47, '48, Senior Play '48. JACK NIXON Flash Class Officer '47, Governor '48, Senate '47, '48, Football '45, '46, '47, '48, Bas- ketball '46, '47, '48, Track '46, '47, '48, School Program Committee '48, Prom Com- mittee '47, Advisory Council '47, '48, A Cappella Choir '47, '48, Host '47, '48, Tennis '47, '48, Entered from Brooklyn, Michigan '46. BARBARA NOLAN I'm Drowning in Your Deep Blur Eyes G.A.A. '45, '46, Critic '48, Orchestra '45, '46, '47, '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Commercial Club '48, Pit Orchestra '46, '47. MARY NOLAN Smiling Through G.A.A. '46, '47, Glcc Club '47, '48, Noon Duty '47, '48, Gym Exhibition '46, '47, '48, Hall Duty '47, '48. GERTRUDE. NORCROSS Giggling Grriic Assistant Librarian '45, Camera Club '47, '48, Glcc Club '45, Noon Duty '46, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Commercial Club '48. DONALD PALCZYNSKI Oli, Wfbal a Pal-ii-mlzi lntramural '47, '48, A Cappella Choir '47, Gym Exhibition '46, '47, '48, I'.A. Club '48. MARILYN PARKS My Heroine G.A.A. '46, '47, '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Commercial Club '48. GRACE PENSINGER A Ready Laugh G.A.A. '46, Glee Club '45, '48, Noon Duty '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Commercial Club '48, Hostess '48. Q. IJORCJTHY PETERSON Dixi' Dizzy G.A.A. '46, '48, Glcc Club '45, Gym Ex- hibition 45, '46, '47, '48, Commercial Club '48. GERTRUDE PIPER The Afblrfir Type Intramural '45, '46, '47, Glee Club '46, '47, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Com- mercial Club '47, '48. , S HERBERT POINDEXTER Stand Up will cbm' . h N Football '45, '46, Intramural '48, Cheer- S leader '47, '48, Camera Club '47, '48, A ,X Cappella Choir '48, Gym Exhibithn '4-5. A '46, '47, '48, Tumbling '46, '47, '48, X, Xb fx? X Tennis '47, '48. BETHANY RADTKE A Bu1'brIur's Drram Substitute Teacher '48, Band '45, Glen Club '46, '47, A Cappella Choir '47, '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48. 'V -1 PATRICIA RAYMOND Everybody Hrs a Laughing Place Band '45, '46, '47, Orchestra '45, '46, '47, Glee Club '48, Noon Duty '48, Gym Ex-. hibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Hostess '48, Band and Orchestra Festival '46, '47, Clar- inet Quartet '45, '46, '47, Pit Orchestra '46, '47, Pep Band '45, '46, 47. MAXINE RITTER lust The Type lo Type Entered from Kalamaoo Central '47, Sub- stitute Teacher '48, A Cappella Choir '48, Glee Club '47, Gym Exhibition '47, '48. PHYLLIS RHOADS Thafs Okay, Bul- Attended Covert High, Kalamazoo Central, Nazareth Academy, Entered here '48. JIM ROBERTS Skipper Supreme Court '47, Football '45, '46, '47, '48, Manager '47, Intramural '45, '47, '48, Prom Committee '47, Camera Club '45, Gym Exhibition '48, Tennis '45, '46, '47, '48, I'.A. Club '47, '48. CLARENCE ROE Competition for Cavellero Intramural '46, '47, '48, F.F.A. '45, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '48, P.A. '48, Tennis '47, '-ss. CHARLES ROLAND Best In The Long Run Football '46, '47, '48, Track '47, '48, Cam- era Club '47, '48, Supreme Court '48, A Cappella Choir '48, Critic Staf '48. HARLEY ROTHROCK Sborlbandk Fun For Me Intramural '46, '47, '48, Critic '48, Gym Exhibition '48, Camera Club '48, Host '48, P.A. Club '48, Tumbling '47, '48, Entered from Paw Paw High School. CHARLOTTE RUSSELL lim Program Committee '47, G.A.A. '46, Sub- stitute Teacher '48, Glee Club '45, '46, '47, Gym Eyhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Com- mercial Club '48, HAZEL RUSSELL Improves On Acquaintanee Glee Club '45, '46, '47, '48, Noon Duty '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Commercial Club '48. MURRAY SAYRE Drummer Boy Attended Onsted High School '46, '47, Manager '48, Band '47, '48, Orchestra '45, Host '48, P.A. Club '48, Music Festival '48, Senior Play '48. LORRAINE SCHLAACK A Friend Indeed Intramural '46, '48, G.A.A. '45, '46, As- sistant Librarian '46, '47, '48, Gym Exhi- bition '45, '46, '47, '43. LORRAINE SCHMIT Prisoner Of Love Intramural '46, '47, G.A.A. '47, Glee Club '46, '47, '48, Gym Exhibition '46, '47. gif. ,tl Y? AJ 'W H 5 ,ff , . 'isp 4 5 I. xiii fi 5 'fi JACK SEILER Colm Wlfb WI: VI Hom, Class Officer 45 Football 45 46 Tratk 46 Manager 45 Prom Committee 47 A Cappella Choir 47 Gym Txhibitxon 45 48 Host 4 ROBERT SLENTZ R il 'ul For Do rxzjy Iloutball '43, '45, Ihsltetball '45, Band '42, '43, '44, '45, '47, Orchestra '45, '44, Gym Ifxliibition '42, '43. Q JACK SPAULDING l.uzli1'x' Mun lintered from Traverse City, Central Sehucxl '45, Football '45, '46, Basketball '46, Base- ball '46. BARBARA TAYLOR I Ifuw Bn! Om' llvurl Class Officer '46, Intramural '45, '46, '47, Cheer Leader '46, G.A.A. '46, '47, Subf stitute Teacher '48, Orchestra '45, '46, Glee Club '45, '46, '47, A Cappella Choir '47, '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48. CLARENCE TESKE ' ' The Miffnigbl Oil I't1' IN'l'I1'I' Bzfrrml Camera Club '47, '48, Band '45, '46, '47, '48, Orchestra '46, Pep Band '47, '48, Music liestival '46, '47, '48, 4 JAMES THOMPSOIN ' ' '.r Wmm-u Y nfl .' .N 4' f u 1' lass Otlicer 48- Football 45, 46, ' 4 Track '45' Intramural '46 47 48' Gyn Ifx ibition 45 46 47 48' Host 8. SARAH TOUR I'1 LLOTTI- Di ju ml 11111113 Pllrl tt L ross 4! G A 1 Usher Club 7 48 Substitute Tcaehtr G e C no 45 4 47 44 Choir N ,Jn Ilutx 41 48 Gym I-Klnbitiun 45 5 47 48 Hostess 48 Senior 'ty BOBBY TUCKER The SOIIIXJFVII Dr'--uzrl GEORGE URCH Olin: lim' cI0lI1lllA'Xf Ifntered frmn Sullixan Iligh Selmol, Chica- go '46, Supreme Court '48, Football '46, intramural '46, '47, Gym Exhibition '48, Host '47, '48, Baseball '47, '48. NEIL VAN DIS Tbufx My Dvxirt' Ifnotball '44, '45, Basketball '45, '47, '48, Manager '46, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, Baseball '45, '46, '48, Tennis '47, '48. JOYCE XIILLWOCK I llfIll'K' In Ifmbioux G.A.A. '45, '46, '47, Glee Club '45, '47, '48, Noun Iluty '47, Gym Ifxhibitiun '45, '46, '48, llusless '48. ,IIQANNE N ITEK H L' . A '1' 'nrt lxu llll 'KHIHIJ Subwtitute Teacher 48- Usher Club '47 ag iestra 45 '46, '47 Glue Club ' , '47 '48' A Cappe a Choir 46 '48, Gym Exhibition '45 ' hIusi' Ifc rival 46 47 ' Ofiice Girl ll VICTOR WAVRO ll'x a Wfomfvrful Lift' Intramural '47, '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Baseball '45, '46, '47, '48- FRANKLIN WHEELOCK Grval lit prrlafions Senate '46, Track '45, '46, Intramural '46, '47, '48, Camera Club '47, 48, A Capella Choir '48, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Host '47, '48, P.A. Club '47, '48, Tennis '47, '48. ROBERTA WICKHAM Is You Is Or Is You Aiu'I1VIy Baby G.A.A. '46, '47, Assistant Librarian '46, Substitute Teacher '48, Critic '48, Camera Club '47, '48, A Cappella Choir '47, Noon Duty '46, '47, Gym Exhibition '45, 46, '47, '4g. JOHN HILL Cpicture omittedj I lbink IRMA WILKINSON My I rivmf Irma Assistant Librarian '48, Glee Club '45, Noon Duty '46, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Hostess '45, '46. CATHERINE WINES Kuliv Program Committee '48, Annual Staff '48, G.A.A. '45, '46, Usher Club '47, '48, As- sistant Librarian '45, '46, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48, Ofhce Girl '47, Oflice Girl '48, Commercial Club '47. WILLIAM CRAWFORD Smoke, Smoke, Smoke Track '48, Manager '45, Intramural '48, Orchestra '45, Gym Exhibition '45, '46, '47, '48. JOHN TIGGELMAN fpicture omittedj Received diploma through credit acquired in Armed Forces. Page Nineteen ll XSS PKSI Looklng back to ou1 days 111 SLFIIUI Hugh We find a bew1ldered group of students, faced w1th the problem of adyustment to the new routlne of Senlor H1gh Desplte ou1 problems we find pleasant memorles 1n the many act1v1t1es and classes we entered A few of these WCIC the dance sponsorel by the Soph s, our many programs, and athlet1e affans Our class ofheers fO1 th1s year wele P11111f1 llf C llNll1lkl1l11 1 X11 1111111111 Robe1t B mlhtns Sllltflllj B11b111T1ylo1 Inuwmr C 111 Bennett Our u111or year vs as marked VV1tl'l the success of the Junxor Sem r P1om, wh1eh was as ca1efree and my as the j.,ypSlCS after wh1ch It was modeled Our class ofHce1s th1s yea1 hke OLl1 5 Jphomore year we1e a group of capable students ILXIZIIK 1114 :meh Glllett 71 1 I11x11f111l lele lN1'xOI1 llltlll Rose ohnson F mmlllev olnne l lhott Ah' At last We come to ou1 Sen1or ye ll Hele, 111 our product1on of the Sen1o1 play many of our talented classmates helped to make lt the huge success that lt was Also, the Xmas Ball sponsored by 0111 class turned out to be a festlye occas1on enjoy ed by students faculty and alumn1 Xve haye been very fo1tun1te III haymg, so many boys 111 ou1 elass, 'ho have been outstandmg ID athlet1e events As one of the final steps 111 our h13,h seho ul ca1eer, We edlted th1s Purple and Gold fO1 48 As lll past years, tl'llS year too brought forth exeellent elass ofhcers fHlflH1f IIX erne Adlxln X Ill 111! 1m Thompson Sflfffllfy 111111 H1rper fr1as11111 Iolnne Flhott We smcerely hope that the sueeess of our class after Graduat1 Jn w1ll be as gxeat as our sueeess IH school lax Ixyun y 1 I 1 1 sr 1 JA x L A t I n A 1 I 1 I y 1 . 4 - , 1 3 I 3 1 . ' 1 i x I 1 . . . D E . A x x Ag X -H . . . . X x x A 1 . - 7 , 1 . ' , . 5 - I yn 1- - ' .. , , lg ' ,' LII ful. V .. i y. ,1-r Av- iv - 3 1 I . Y i . . - .lx . e l . lj xx T . . . . 1 kt . L . 1 sf h m - I x - if 1 - x 1 Il-,-' 1 J sf ' X 1 ' ,. .Ig ' y SVCU' .. f I ' J . E1 ' 1' . ' . 4 . , K . 7 A. . 17 If . , K ' .' x ru xx 1 1 - 2 1 I C 1' y 1 . - - V l 'lx 1 . l 1 x ls 3 x x D ' 7 ' 1 - 1 A ' . X QQ N 73 - 7 ' . K Yi .' I y l i I ' ' 1 IJ ,' 1 I, , N I A ' '1,l'l'.Xjtl' ',. , .. xv' 3 A- V x L mt- -mm 1 im 'i ' - -5 - aa ' . .. ,H f- Y I, hazing Into the L1 ystal Ball Whlle Nlr and Mrs Rlehurd Smdstlom CBARB TAYLORJ and knddles were strollmg down the Mxdxs ay of the NILES md NIXON CIRCUS they sux many famxlxar faces st1r1ng at them from the var nous bnllboards Among the outstandxng sxdeshovss were featured AL GUIVIPERT Strong Man HERB POINDEXTER Indra Rubber 'Vim ALAN LEITZ Thm Vlan and PAT RAYINIOND Laughing Lena Next to catch thenr eye was the tent of Mad lme Sw1m1 and her Cry stal Ball Upon entermg Barb found 'Vladame to be none other than PAULA ALLERS Haxmg both been graduates of 48 they were 1nterested nn seemg what had become of the rest of the class So Vladame Swam1 proceeded to look mto her Crystal Ball where she dlscox ered the followmg DAVID LAMB and JOHN HILL were fihbusternng m the Sen ate The current topxc m Wash1ngton was who wxll hold out the longest Next she saw two great fr1ends gonng to the same place FLEA FILBRANDT to Penn State and DON BRINKS to State Pen DOROTHY KOPACZ had bought out the all star men s football team and was provmg to be the best tackle on the team She saw vshere JOANNE ELLIOTT was makmg her debut at the Met wlth CLARENCE ROE fextured as her aceompamst SARAH TOURTELLOTTE was nom m1ss1onary to Hollywood and had stated thlt the people were becommg more cnvxlnzed 1ll the txme Then she saw JIM ROBERTS a world renovx ned News Commentator proelalm CHARLIE ROLAND the fastest doctor m rhe US he was the only one vsho tru eled on foot The Crystll Ball showed MARY LOU JENSEN as a famous dress de sngner ln New York She apparently was all wrapped up IH her work MABLE ANDERSON and GENEVIEVE LEVERTON were prrvate secretarxes to the CKENJ HODGMAN Tractor Company and we heard that they were runnmg 111 over town LEAH NELSON and BETTE NICHOLS were reporters on the Town Tattler owned by BETH RADTKE and lt seemed to be a close race to see who could d1g up the most gossxp Mr Norl1n s klds seemed to be havmg qu1te a txme 1n Math Class You know why5 GEORGIA LEWIS was teacher' JACK BROE was a m1ll1ona1re now and was owner of the Pmk Rrbbon Beer Company HARLEY ROTHROCK was recently h1red by Jack as elevator boy and was really havmg h1s ups and dovs ns JACK SPALDINIG was now caretaker of Packard Park State Park and had recently bought a new park ID vs hlch to fsjpark Mr Anthony now had a steady chent It looked l1ke BERNADINE HODGE was gnmg hum plenty of trouble LEROY ALFIERI was now the leader of a new pohtlcal patty whrch had for nts platform If you lrke It we don t' AL DUBUISSON had now developed a cham of super statlons for DON ALLEN S Super Skooter Company A beautrful estate on the outsklrts of town was what Madlme saw next It belonged to Mr and Mrs Harold Torp QMARGIE HOWEJ JOAN LEITZ the blg mterlor decorator from New York was there helpmg them ANNABELLE BERNSTEIN was vtorklng on the control of the Atom Bomb and was getting a bang out of l1fe LAVERNE ADKIN was now nn Hollyu ood playmg opposlte SHERRY NEVANS ln The Greatest Love Story of All T1me pro dueed by CATHERINE WINES BOB BOLHUIS bought out Sunnybrook The bar was operated by Bull CRAWFORD ERNEST DREKSLER newly elected leader of AFM had lxfted the ban on records One of the first records out was that of BOBBY TUCKERS Orchestra featurmg CLARENCE TESKE at the drums and ROSE JOHNSON and BARBARA NOLAN Vrolmrsts Featured vocahst was JOAN MORRIS ROBERTA WICKHAM had recently opened up her new dent1st s office CAROL FENTON was employ ed as nurse and handholder MARILYN PARK had recently recelved two more medals for her hero1c rescue of the chrldren of CHARLOTTE RUSSELL and LORRAINE SC1-IMIDT MARY NOLAN had just completed her latest not el The Lues And L01 es of MURIEL HARBIN And VIVIAN HARPER MURRAY SAYRE was wrntmg commerclals for the RICHARD ALBERS program Sllence IS Golden MAXINE RITTER MARGIE MEHRLEY and DOROTHY PETERSON were s1ng1ng the commercials The neu est sensatlon m crooners was VICTOR WAVRO and hrs famous Honey Tones Among his ardent fans were ESTHER KALINSKI GERT PIPER GRACE PENSINGER and MARY HILL BILL JENKINS vsealthy man about town was frequently seen m the Bug Wheel a popular mght club owned by DON PALCZYNSKI Among h1s employees were LENORA HOLUB Cxgarette Gnrl PHYLLIS RHOADS Hat Check Glrl and CLIFFORD HARRINGTON and MAURICE GORDON bouneers Now Madame Swami rexealed the long sought secret of who the Whlstler was none other than PAT BURKE 'VIARIAN DIEFENBACH had patented her new mventxon the Srde Saddle Chalr xxhnch had replaced the old ones used nn Economrcs class Sharmg her fortune was MARIAN BROOKS her business manager JOYCE VILLWOCK was novs desxgnmg clothes for the famous model EDNA E MPSON Next ln the Crystal Ball flashed the DuchessDress Shoppe owned by IRENE DUKESCHERER GEORGE BINDER and DON HUTCHINS famous beautrcnans 1n Hollywood had for thelr clrent the famous mos 10 star HELENA LLOYD ZANE ADKIN automobnle magnate and owner of Adkms Atom1c Auto Assocxatxon had as one of h1s brggest buy ers IRMA WILKINSON Suddenly the Crystal Ball blacked out' What was lt' The end of the World? Oh No-Just JACK GILLETT and another one of hrs experlments Nladame Swaml decided that she had b tter stop here before anythmg more drastrc happened 1 9 W . ' , , . . , . . . I ' . A ' ' ' ' ' , , V . 1 , , ' . . . t - . . . . Y . I . t . I , , s A3 1 u 1 s x ' ' r Y ' ' r . . . , . , . l - I Y 1. C 4 A . . . M . ,, . L L W4 I u e , . 1 f I . 1 ' I Y ' ' . . . . I I I I . i . .. I . 4 . t . . , X I ' . . 3 1 ' ' ' . , . , . . . 4 ' ' 1' . 1 ' ' - . . l Y ' 1 , l ' t t ' ' l e ' . V 1 I l Y Y . 7 I I - - a s v Y ' U I . - - In - - y as - . , . . , . . , , . . . . . t . r . I . . . ,, , ,, , - W ,. . . i Y V . . , , . , . I n Y Y ' ' s V . . . Y . v tr 'V r 1 n -- - u - - rs Y . - ' Y 9 ' ' Y ' ' ' u an 1 a a , V . . . - a s s , . . . l ' I Q . U , 3 I 1 Y . . - Y T s . , . . . . u A , , V . I . . . ' 5 1- r r I . , . X, - . . . . . A , . , r' ' ' ' ' 1 . . , . . V , . , . Y . . . , , ' - L S . 0lIll STAB ATTBACTIIINS ff? Pn'flu'slHa1r Bri! 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CLASS 0F 49 The umors made th1s year a defimte success wrth thenr dances and the Junlor Senror Prom and Banquet Thelr wholehearted cooperatxon m student government and mter class actrvmes made an outstandmg final year for the de partmg Semors The Class officers for the past year were Tom Baer President Bob McDowell Vice Prewdenl Aurelra Rasmussen Secretary Charlotte Meyer Treasurer Mr Grunst Adwsor hrst row LaVerne Albers Amta Allers Tom Baer Charles Balasnck Rrchard Barden Second row Izlnzabeth Bell Joan Bennett Kenneth Bertolozzr Harold Bngman Robmette Bmgham Thrrd row Beverly Black Bruce Black Art Boerma Dale Brown Gladys Brown Fourth row Delores Burrows Harold Burton Donna Capps Ray Chapman Norma Childers Fufth row Mary Lou Clark Robert Classen Sadie Connor oan Cortnght Dorothy Dee Snxth row Royal DeHaven Robert Dxtch Ruth Durand Wrllram Fagerlund Harold Fnlbrandt Seventh row Danxel Fnltenborg Wayne Flrclunger Anmc Freeman Clark Gleason Alvm Goldberg hnghth row Frances Graham james Grxith Vxrgmna Grnflith Ross Greenman Larry Hallgren Nmrh row Harold Hagger Eunnce Harrmgton Kathleen Harrmgton Rosemary Hartmann james Hmz Tenth row Margaret Hmz Clara Hodge Carolyn Hoover Eugene Itzen Howard johnson llcxcnrh row Marvm jones Robert jones Kay Kalhorn Dorothy Kammslu Phyllis Kaufman Ll ASS 0F 19 PIFSI row Prank hawubuehx Clorra Kress Casmur Krleman Marlon Lammhn J-ll'i1CSLCl'll'llg Seeond row 'Vlarllyn Lyman Robert MeDovsell Vary Nierleau Charlotte Meyer Shnrley Mosley Thlrd rovx Carla Newman Carl INlI'lkL Carol Olson Donald Olson Roger Ox trhlser lourrh row Albert Paekard Gtrald Paqum Charlene Patner Marlene Patner Iohn Payne hlth rovn Mary Ann Peterson Lorns Porter aek Ramsey Lrlhan Randall Aurtlxa Rassmussen Slxth row Naney Roe Bernard Rosenson Charles Sanders Abbott Say re Bet'tySh1ne Sutnth rovx Cortland: Sneard Russell Sxll Pegby Soergel hdxth bprmbett Laura Stanl Inghth row Robert Suhr B911 Sutton Dave Tabut Charles Tart Delores Thompson 'Nlnth rovu Bruee Thornton Nanty Tripp Dona Tubbs Dora Tubbs Bully Tueker Tenth row Bob Van NX xmn Tom X who Elltn X olsard Izrun Xorsard Charles W arte 5 ww? BK6 X x 'fix Lx fl I 5 Wxxxs 'iv A 3 x Iglewnrh rom Ttd Vuank Gerald Warren Xlarhne Warren Irxlra J VL Lsterteld Bernice XX ojutehovu ski oanm NN oyanovn ska H! .Hz I 351' fn, I if T7 l Rf '7 Q5-V F1575 'Y Ahitrx IKX X flls' ala' gf Ir' Wx R, My CLASS 0F '50 The Sophomores, although just adoptmg themselves to thenr first year of Senxor High, were represented ln many actxvntnes and they have proy en themselves responslble cm zcns of Semor Hxgh The Class officers for the year were Blll Br zdley Prt vdrnl N1ncy Ruell Vice Pnmlcnf Chrnstme Lyman Srtrrfary Chrxstme Nevans Tnamrcr Mr Goodrnch A1171 iw: llrst row Norman Albtrs Dorothy Allen Phlllxp Anthony Barbara Baer Daniel Barbour Setond rovs C,-traldme Barter Blll Bradley Alxct Braunl Hslc BraunL Floyd Brmks Third row Brute Burrows lcRoy Bussther tan Carnahan Brll Carrntr Mary Lou Qobsvxtll Iourth row Charles COFWIH D Lutltrtll Ldward Dntktrson LaVcrne Dillard Barbara Dnlley Frfth row Ianet Dykstra Ronald Ildrtd jatk Ftnntll hay Florian Anlttn Pretman fi, sr W X V 5 y W a da , -A, . 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Sixth rovs Nlarnlyn lflll Bury bttman Ralph Cttman Ronald Cn.trn.m Iuht Caoodrodt Sevtnlh row Myron Grttn Gall Cartcnman Lorxs bumpcrt Herbert Hadtsman LeRoy Hoblt Flj,l l!ll rovx Ahte Harms Rrthard Harsth Houid Haynes Lorraine Hendrltkson ack Henry Nlllllll row Ahte Hull NUfl11Jlllll Hnram Hxlls Marbury Hodbman layt Houg,h Ttnth row Rltll-lLl Htutr Rxthard lng,r1ham Mary lou Kttk Mary Kltrnan Donald Kmi, Ilutnth row Suzannt hnn,ht 'Ntxl Kohlhoff Dorothy Kraus Arthur Kuhn Lya Kuhn 'Int full rom Bury Iaabs atqutlnnt lam CLASS 0F ' '0 Fnrst row Roy Lamb George Latthavx Betty Lehman Ltah Lndtll Patsy Lxlly Second row Huram Lockwood 'Nlanlyn Lowell Chrntxne Lyman Joanne McCafferty janet Matklcm Thnrd rovs Maryo Vhller Marlan Nlorrxs Joyte Mosley MJdLlllL Murawthlk Albert Nelson Fourth rovs Chrxstlne Nexans I.aXtrnc Nlcnhuls Gloria Obxrtk Alan Olson Peggy Olson Fifth row Dorothy Osman Lthnv. Paqna buy Paqum Albtrt Plathn Aaron Plummtr Sxxth rovs Art Pratt Blll Purpura Lulu Randall Itht Rothrotlt Pcttr Ross Sutnth rum Nanty Rutl Bnl Ryan 'Nanny Saxabt Robtrt Stott Illtn Slum Ilghth row CJLUFLE. nrt: Lharlts Sttnmtt Dorothy Sttuns ldnth Strcbttk ltamttt Studlty 'Nmth row Suv. Suhr Ralph fubbs Shxrlty xllldLI'b0t,l.,l1 Ktnmth Y lllvsotk Vxoltt Vu abmr Tenth row Donald Wank Rnhard Vnbsttr Lawrtntt XXLIIII Harod VL hcelcr LaVtrta W healer Elutnth row Arlene W hltc Iam rtnte Whltc Leno Vw oody X alda Wolfgang, Ttcl W llfy kus Tvntlfth row Cum Wnlloubhbx juan XX xtrtnba Par Collins 'G v ts 96 xl' fm if x 'var QM -mi-3, V1 CLASS 0F 'Tl The Freshman class ns d1v1ded 1nto home room groups, each with nts own set of officers Along wlth the rest of Jr Hlgh the Freshmen part1c1 pated 1n many varied act1v1t1es throughout the year Fnrst row Norman Alfmg Marlene Antler Paul Balasnck Ramona Barrlnger Diana Bell Izugene Blessman Second row Vmla Blcssman lda Boynton Mary Beth Buckborough Ieanette Buclow Richard Burlmgham Patricia Burrows 1rd row Rlchard Bushec Welton Byrd Vemda Cam Lmda Capps Carol Carrier Betty Carlisle Fourth row Dons Chrlstensen Rosalie Cobb lane Ann Collins Dolorxs Conroy Richard Cook Carol Covey Frfth row Preston Covey Charles Crawford Margaret Crawford Gerald Davls Thomas Dee Lucle Diebold Sixth row Keith Dltch Robert Dunn Mxldred Eggers Mary Lldredge Joyce Fllbrandt Richard Fmeh Seventh row Shlrley Flora Lois Foster Niollle Freeman Shlrley French Helen Frltsche Nancy Gabriel Exghth row lzdwm Gallas Harrold Gnfhth eannme Harrmgton osephlne Harrlngton Barbara Haynes June Haynes Ninth row Marcla Hamlin Harriet Harris Carl Heald Dorothy Hoag Lmda Holton Murl Hoover Tenth row Dona Hull Harold Ingraham Dorothy anco Grace janosky Wnllnam erue Irvmg johnson Eleventh row Izlton jones Ruth Kalhorn Betty Kexthly Joanne Kellogg Ronald Kmttel Davxd Krengh Twelfth row Helen Krzeman Bewerly Kuhn IIASS 014 'il lllNl r vu udxth lamb lugtnt Iatehaw Donald Llll Ioan lmltt Phylhs lyman Rnehard MeDonald Smtond rom omnt 'wltkcal Daud NltSh1n lv mld Nhlts llsn. Nllfkty lurtnt Marshall Marbarer Nlarshall Ihxrd rnvx Kenneth Martm Ann Metro tanne Mnltham Charles Malls Mltkey Mohr Robert Mort lourlh row oytt MKDSILY Kenneth Newton lean N181 mg.,g,,tr Bull Nmon Blll Nolan oyet Olntr lxfth rom Mary jean Overhuel Glenna Patktr Ronald laltlynslu Katherine Pappe W1ll1an1 Paulson Georg. ltnslnttr Sixth row Ruby Plastertr Lllhan Prltt Roy Redless Barbara Rxdley Leona Russell Tasso Sthmndgall Stvtnth row lester Sthrontl amts Stott Helen Stllts Iamts Shaffer Olm Shanroek Iohn Shields I13.,hth row Patrnua Smlth Robert Smxth trry Sotrbel lrtntxss Stamp Chester Stefamak Butrlx St ohn Nxnrh row Alvln Storck Dorothy Symons Paul Szyp r sk: Carol Tenhoptn james Ttslu. Lou Ann Thomp son TLI1lll row Btn Underwood Dons Underwood Fneurly X anderbotbh Nancy Y anfrkel joe X xrbo john X lrbo I luenth rovn Arthur W alktr Gordon XX ard Bonm XVa.aver Kenneth Weaver Lols Wheeler Kenneth NX hctham Twtlfth row Donald Youngblood Dux am Ztrbt .Drs 'Y I ,1 I -Q 1 'Y ,-tx 'EVM 7 CLASS 0F '52 T e Eighth grade, busy in all activities open to Jr High students, proved that it will be Baker Paul Benson W illis Bingham W illiam Bower Alida Brown Brita Brown Patricia Ann Buckborough, Burnett Burrows, Helen Cain, Catherine Chapman, jerry Coffee, Velda Collins, Richard Dodd, Dolores Drake, Norma Dykstra, Ira Ertle, Ted Fagerlund, Dorothy Faux, Gladys Favorite, Rosemary Fenton, Sylvia Fisher, William Forry, W'ilma Frazier, Armond Freeman, Mary Ella an able successor to this year s Freshman Class I-ritz jack Galbreath Y ivian Gaston Paul Goldberg Gerald Goldberg Marlene Gorman Evelyn Graham, Gloria Grove, Richard Guminski, William Gumpert, Marlene Haynes, Kay Halberstadt, Ralph Harper, Ted Harris, james Harris, Joseph Hartman, John Henry, Betty Henry, Patricia Hcrriman, Barbara Hill, Byron janosky, Lawrence Kalhorn, Fred Kaminski, Virginia Keck, Rose Marie Kiry Janice Knapp Ronald Lamb Eleanora Land Gertrude Lcitz Stanley Lauman Patricia Levine, Mildred Lidell, Charles Long, Kay Mills, W'illiam Mitchell, Terry Moragnc, Amerriel Moragne, Marilyn Morris, James Nelson, Arnold Nelson, Marian Nichols, Dorothy Niemeyer, Alice Niffenegger, James Niffenegger, LaRue Normand, Kenneth Ohme, Xvilliam Olson, Barbara Olson, Karen Page Thirty-two Pifer Anna Plummer. Gerrel Pringle Marjorie Randick Richard Reams Betty Reeves, joan Reid, Milton Rochelle, Ann Carolyn Rozema, Ted Scott, James Shields, Paul Sisson, Alvin Snyder, Franklin Toole, Neil Tubbs, Susan Urch, Marilee Visser, julian Wariicr, Naomi W'eber, Evelyn W'issman, Arthur XY'issman, Harold W'olf, jack Heuer, Patricia Griffith, john LIASS 0F '53 The Seventh graders, although spending most of their time becoming used to Hlgh and its new experiences still found time for Allers David Bailey Richard Baker Norman Bergstrom Christine Bingham Peggy Ruth Bishop Mary Louise Brinks Merle Brodeak Shirley Burrows Barbara ean Burrows Donald Burrows Frances Busseher Grace Butts George Cloud Fred Cobb Marian Cooper Eugene Couturier Eugene Covey Joan Crawford Robert Cunningham, Georgia Denny, Mary Ann Drake, David Faux, James Fenton, Frederick Filbrandt, Rosemary Flitkingtr Ann Fritz Wayne Funk Ruth Bliss Getman Mary Gordon Michael Gregrich Kenneth Halberstadt James Hamilton Irvin Harbin lack Hendricksen Roger Holmes Curtis anosky Dorothy ohnson Andrew ohnson Harold Kark Donald Keirnan Carol Ann Kendall Robert Kiry Shirley Lamb, Laura Lambert, janet Lockwood, Sally Lyman, Larry McDonald, Joanne Martin, Sally Maybce, Dan CACFZI ZICUVIUCS Nliynard George 'Nelson Frtd Ntwton Richard 'Nienhu s Roger Nifftnegger Arthur Nolan Irances 'Norman Margaret Okum Sandra Olson Maurice Pearce Charles Pero Patrick Piftr Eserctt Pioch Gordon Plachn Ann Porter Wfxlliam Radtke Oscar Reichart Anne Roberts Harry Roberts, Rufus Rozcma, Carol Rutledge, Barbara Sayre, Larita Shamrock, Nancy Shultz, Helen Sisson, Naida Page Thirty-three Slotmch Burton Smith INathaniel Smith Robert Solarsky Fdward Soristo Alice Spillers Roger Tague Paul Tenhopen Helen Thompson Paul Tipsword Ralph Turrick Adrienne Underwood ack Underwood Jean Vaughan Valerie V9 alker James Waller Bewerly Weber Beverly Willett Leslie Wines Alan Zerbe, Charles Conroy Bertha Langston Ann Ruth Cunningham, Morris Harsch, Vernon IINIIIR llll Il CIIIIS These elubs meet on Tuesduy und Thuusduv ex ery xx eele I' ueh elub hus 1 memb r of the unuor Hugh Sehool Fueulty for uts sponsor HI Y CLUBS NIR SI AUCIITI R NIR SLIIXRIRS Our purpose us to ereute muuntuun und extenl throughout the seluool 1nd Communuty hugh stun dards of Chrustuun churucter Our motto us Cleun spceeh eleun sports eleun seholurshup und eleln luxung SEWING CLUB MISS KOOPXIANI The Sevxung Club us organuzed for buuls xx ho ue unterested un htmduwork The gurls uue Lux en opportunuty to xxork on projects un whuclu thex are unterested Durung the pust yeur many dex oted theur spare tume to makung artucles for the unuou Red Cross INDUSTRIAI ARTS CLUB NIR BRUINI Thus us the Metal Shop Club open to Lughth und INunth grade boys It us 1 hobby elub uneludunu, vxork un bucy cle and motor scooter repuur model aurplanes art metal uevx elry and other useful erafts ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB MISS I AW DI R Thus elub us open for both boys und guuls It us maunly for those xxho 1re unterestecl un lL.lI'I1IlII., und dcxclopung, xaruous hand crafts DRAMATICS CLUB NIISS Vx LYI INBI RC Thus club us to teach the fundamentals of and prepare the students for future work un speeelu and dramatucs and for xxork un school plays BOYS ATHIITIC CLUB NIR SXX XNSON Open only to boys who have not been un the club before und ure not out for xursutx clubs It us prumaruly for those xxho cannot come out fou xarsuty and untramurals lege 'lhuutx f Ill CAMERA CLUB NIISS HOLXII-S Thus elub us formed of lNunth Qrude boys .und gurls They lc urn the fundumentuls of eompos tuon pruntung., ete und prepures them for fuuth r xx orls ulonu, these lunes un Senuor Hugh STUDY CLUB NIR II SSUI A elub for those xx ho do not xx uslu to suign up for other clubs The peruods ure used only for study purposes LIBRARY CI UB NIISS SC IIRI IBI R Thus elub us set up fou Nunth grude boys und gurls only They uue tu tuned un the fundumentuls of lubrury xx orle Duuuny., tlue folloxxung., yeurs they PLNMANSHIP CLUB NIR NI XLI SBE Thus us 1 elub xxhuch us requuued by all who huxe fuuled penmunshup They muy enter otheu elubs only xx hen theuu xxork us eompleted MUSIC APPRI CIATION CLUB NIR HI AD Tlue puupose of thus elub us to proxude the stu dents the opportunutx of heurung some of the xxorlds 3.,re1test musue bx the great Masters of 'VIusue Imphusus us placed upon clzussueal musuc but from tume to tume senuu clussucal and even populur musuc us heard uuuvuoue 1 u A C OXX I Tle uunuou I I A meets txxuee 1 xxeele onee or reg,ulur elub meetunes :und onee to study those skulls thut muke up the modern program Thus untroduetory yeur us needed to lseep South H1x en stuong, un unter seluool and State competutuon Y ' 1 I Y ' ' I 0 A I . ,f A I ., e , , s- , ,. -- -.fs Iss 'I 1 - , , I ,s Q K . . . u . . 1 I . ., .I u u if ' x , , ' 4 1 f ' - '- - , -, . 1 . . , . . , . . . 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SQQQTS X 7 V1 ll!! 7i it I 5 I X ,...J..---- ff Sei 4 P+ I Vwlwwlfff .T South Haven South Haven South Haven South Haven South Haven South Haven South Haven South Haven SCORES FO0TBALL Having lost 16 players from the strong squad of last year, this year's team was not expected to show much strength and was generally picked for last place in the conference. However, the Rams nailed down victories in their first live games, winning over Paw Paw, Niles, Buchanan, Allegan, and Three Rivers. The last three games were close, hard fought struggles which could easily have gone either way and the Golden Rams unluckily were on the short end of the score. The Rams also gave Buchanan, the Conference champs, their only defeat. The 5 won, 3 lost record can be counted as successful, and in spirit and deter- mination the 47 squad was never excelled. Charley Roland, Don Brinks, Tom Baer and Jack Broe won places on the all-conference team, Tom also received honorable mention on all-state listing. Seniors lost to the squad are: Captain Jack Nixon, Don Brinks, Jack Broe, Alvin Gumpert, Jack Gillett, Howard Filbrandt, Alfred Dubuisson, Don Allen, Leon Brush, Ernest Dreksler, Bill Jenkins, Jim Roberts, and Jack Niles. Also lost will be one of the best managers South Haven ever had-Cliff Harrington. Lettermen returning are Tom Baer, Bob Ditch, Jim Henry, Charley Sanders, and Art Pratt. Other squad members returning who will make promising material for next year's team are: Dale Brown, Bob Rosenson, Bill Ryan, Bob McDowell, and Bob Van Wynen. Managers were: Cliff Harrington, Zeno Woody, Al Plaehn, Art Boerma, and Tony Virgo. Paw Paw 1 3 Niles 7 Buchanan 0 Allegan 6 Three Rivers 0 State High 21 St. Joe 6 Dowagiac 13 lllYl0ll V KBSITY Ilrst Row aek Fennell Ray Chapman Guy Payum Nlxekty Xiohr B111 Bradley john Shntlds Herb Hadesman Norman Alfing, B1llFagurlund Brute Thornton B111 Nixon Bob Dunn bttond Row Art Walker Chester Stetanmk Daud Krugh Hom ard uhnson lugem Itzen Carl Nxnkv. aek Henry Coach Sllkkers Thxrd Rom Lester Schrontz Don NY ank Bob Stott Btn Undervn ood Olm Shanrock LaVerne Nemhuxs Our umor XVHFSIIY team eonsnstmg of mexperlenced undertlassmtn played an ambltlous schedule meetmg Bangor IWILC Holland St Joseph and Hartford Although they fanled to um a game they dxd t1e Bangor m both games and showed a lot of spnrnt Many of the players were nmth graders and the expernence gamed will help nn blllldllls future Ram teams I ,M . 1 Y Idae Thurs mme 0 A I L l :' Tj. ' ,t , ' , K ,A - WA y N, . -v - , 7, v -. , 1 , , . B - V. 7 u I ' 'A .4 V f I -, B 'I 1 - u Y V ': , , ' , ' ' ' , , - 9 S Y 4 7 9 ' I ' 1 .,. I A Y . -Y I . . . V. . , . Y A am W VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Art Pratt, Tom Baer, Neil Van Dis, Howard Filbrandt, jack Nixon, Don Brinks, Bob Ditch. Second Row: Coach Slaughter, Bob McDowell, Dale Brown, Bruce Thornton, Bill Fagurlund, Jim Henry. Third Row: Zeno Woody', Don King, Albert Plaehn, Murray Sayre. Although the squad was the smallest in the conference, this year's Ram basketball team displayed such fighting spirit and determination that it became the most feared team in the League. Highlight of the season was the humiliating defeat the Rams dealt the undefeated St. Joseph team, 48 to 39. This win alone made the season a success as the team went on to place second in the conference and assimilated an over-all season,s record of 11 won, and 4 lost. Completely outplaying a heavily favored Holland-Christian team in the District Tournament, South Haven gave the towering Dutchmen a lesson in fast-break basketball as they won a whirlwind 46 to 44 victory, taking home the District Championship. Lost to next year's squad by graduation are Captain Howie Filbrandt, sparkplug and leading scorer of the team, stellar guard Don Brinks, jack Nixon, and Neil Van Dis. Prospects for next year are good with letter winners Tom Baer, Bill Fagurlund, Bob Ditch, Art Pratt, and jim Henry coming back. Others returning are Dale Brown, Bob McDowell, and Bruce Thornton. Page Forty . ,V iii? 1 21 xg Y fiaiee' rid 1 'ff . .. -g f 3'?5 2 e.5C' i ' 4' fi F ,. .J iii KJ 4 SECIDND TEADI BASKETBALL First Row: Dick Finch, Bill Ryan, Chester Stefaniak, Mickey Mohr, Norman Alnng, Harold NVheeler, Coach Slikkers Second Row: john Shields, Alan Olson, jerry Soergel, David Kreigh, Bill Nixon, Bill Paulson. Third Row: Michael Heuer, Keith Ditch, Dick W'ebster, Ronald Knittel, Robert Dunn, jim Teske. The second team basketball squad, made up almost entirely of freshmen, showed great promise toward the end of the season and prospects for next year are encouraging. In posting a final record of 5 won and 10 lost, the boys gained a great deal of needed experience. Balanced scoring and team height are two assets exhibited by the squad that will prove valuable in the future. The outstanding 24-23 upset victory over St. joe was .1 spectacular victory. Page Forty-one Returmng lettermen are Howard Fllbrandt, Don Brmks Bob Dxtch Gerald Paqum, Art Pratt, and 1m BASILBAI L 17 4' Flrst Row Don Brmks Bob Hamlm Bob Pobuda Don Freeman nm Henry Bob Dxtch Howard Fxlbrandt Ken Struble Packard Third Row Bruce Thornton ack Henry Charles Sanders Huram Lockwood ack Broe Art Pratt George Urch Bob Rosenson Bob McDonell Gene Willoughby Brll Carrier Playmg a very strong schedule thns year, the baseball team had a better than average season postmg a record of 6 wms and 3 losses In The Bug Seven competltnon South Haven placed thlrd behind Nnles and State Hugh The State High Game was a heartbreaker, South Haven endmg up on the wrong sxde of a 1 to 0 score The Rams placed second m the Van Buren County League Among the pltchers Don Freeman was outstandmg wxth a record of five wms and no losses, whnle m the field Bob Pobuda, at second base, played the whole season wnthout an error Leadmg hltters on the startmg nme were Bob Hamlm wlth a 444 average Don Brmks Wlth a 428 record and Ken Struble wnth a mark of 423 Othal Shephard, as a pmch h1tter, complled a 500 battlng average Semors lost by graduatlon were Co Captaxns Bob Hamhn and Don Freeman Bob Pobuda, Othal Shepard K en Struble Bob Patterson, and Paul Hodges Henry South Haven South Haven South Haven South Haven South Haven Gobles Dowaglac Nnles Bloommgdale Covert SCORES South Haven South Haven South Haven South Haven Page Foltx tuo Bangor Buchanan St Joe State Hugh '1 1 9 V A 4 f 2 5 1 5 V 4 ,J ff ' 4 'S 2 lx s..l, . f , X s 4' ' ,Q I V ' A 1 ' Y ' , , , J' , ' , ' , - Second Row: Coach Patterson, Victor Wavro, Leroy Alfieri, Bob Patterson, Gerald Paquin, Paul Hodges, Othal Shepard, Harold W'hecler, Albert ' 1 I I -,.l ' , , -J ' , , ' , , ' ' , ' , . : - . . y , , . . I . . , . , . 21 1 1 7 ' ' 3 18 0 ' 7 4 . 1 1 I 2 0 l 10 TRACK ... 'st larsl Row Alun Gumpert liek Cullett Paul Shek Marty Strebeek Rog,er Ryan Charles Roland Art Pratt Seennd Rom Cmeh bllklglllkl' Don Olson Bull Ryan Charles Slnders Tom Baer Charles Waite Dale Broun lltrold Bultm Xlxm Coldberb llnrd Row Don XX ,mls Llurles 'Ian a k Nlxon Lugene Iuen Don Allen 1111 Hmz Don lung, Although the squ 1d was composed almost ent1rely of underclassmen, thxs year s traels te tm show ed surpusm, strength and should do well next season The Ram squad pulled a surprrsmg upset by wmnmg the county meet oyer the State Cllss C Ch tmprons the Paw Paw team The mlle relay team of Roland Grllett, Strebeck and Ryan gaxned a thnlhng, upset by vun nmg that ey ent nn the Hastmg relays The team placed second 1n the trlangle meet w1th St Joe md Buchanan and fourth 1n the Conference reglonals, and the Allegan relays The Rams placed thxrteenth 1n the State meet on Charhe Roland s second place 1n the 100 and th1rd place 1n the 220 Chlrlle Rolmd st tr sprlnter yy on the county, conference I'L5lOll.1l, Alleyban Relays and all other seheduledmeets ln the 100 and 200 yard dashes Other outstandmg performers vlere Al Gumpert 1n the dashes jack Grllett Tom Baer, and Charhe Sanders ln the 440, B1ll enkms 1n the hlgh jump Dal Brow n IH the hurdles Jack lN1xon nn the shot put, Paul Shek and B111 Ry an m the 880 Xlarty Strebeels. 1n the 'Ville Don Olson and Charhe Sanders xn the pole X ault, and Tom Baer Charhe Sanders Don Olson and Paul Shek m the 'Vledley relay 1 1g,e Lofty three x -A -I , 'Ze - .T . .4 L. 1' -. v' . .s Ax f s . -sa vu v u- . 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TILNNIS 64, Zeno Woody Ray Chapman Lax ernc Adlun Herb Poindcxur franklin XX heeluek Alfrtd Dubuisson .uk Nixon im Roberts Bill I lgurlund Clarence Ron Neil Van Dis jack Niles Coanh Slikkers The first tennis team since 43 vas organized in the high school last year Your matches were played with outside schools and the team also competed in the Big Seven Conference field day and the Regionals High School tournament During the season a singles tournament was conducted and won by Jim Roberts GOLl+ 1, azwrrv' . -, Coach Sliltkers, Charles Corwin, Bob jones, Don Hopkins, Stewart Dornan, Prank Lluddoek, Fred Kerr, jack loennell. A golf team was organized with the selecting of a seven man squad. Two matches were played and the team entered in the Big Seven Conference Held day competition. Page Forty-if fur L , , . .. ,,, , 4. ,.,, , ff A 25. f 3'aZfi , 3 Q' -.14-gf V 32- ' .., E A QFVQQQVQQQS ,A 'I ful - X '1 1, 'N l 6 4 X , z 0 4 . . N : .tl 1' - V , L ,JL Y ,, ' v , ,r I .0 'Q L 1 ' , , ,ffe, A : i , , , f, N v- 1 ' A - , , , 11.2 '7',5 - ' vm: -gnu-1 -V,.'m -gv BAR ll The band thls year, besxdes bemg one of the largest bands we have ever had, IS also one of the buslest Under the capable leadersh1p of Mr M1chaelR L1st1ak, the band played at all the football games, made recordmgs fo the radno statlon WKZO played H1gh V1s1on at the DISIFICI Musxc Festlval at Kalamazoo, and played thexr an nual wmter and sprmg concerts Thelr most popular number thls year was The Lnttle Red Caboose The band also recelved new LlI1lfOI'111S to repllce the old ones We, the students of South Haven Hlgh School, should be proud of the success of our band Fl UTI S jack Glllett Carol Fenton Mary Iou Keek Mary Beth Buekboroueh OBOI Charles Lndell CLARINILTS Phy llls Kaufman Nhckey Mohr Aurella Rasmussen 'Vlarlene Antler janet Dy kstra Don Wank Bruce Thornton H11 Hun! Preston Covey Norman Alflnf, Bonnie Weaver Rose Mane Keck Ohn Shanroek Ted I' rtle Harold Burton N1arg.,c Norman Janice K1ry Gerald Goldberg ALTO CLARINFT Shlrley Treneh BASS CLARINI T Art Pratt ALTO SAXOPHONLS Dale Brown Bob Jones Paul Gaston Dorothy Tagurlund V llllS Benson Ceorp.,e Bmder Burnett Buekboroubh Blll Bradley Charles Corn nn BARlTONl SAXOPHONTQ lack Fennell BASSOONS can Carnahan 'Nanew Roe TRI XCH HORN Ted XX ank Blll Nxxon fed Dlckerson jaek Underwood C ORNI TS Gerald Paqum Ted ROILDIJ Charles Zerbe Dan Nlaybee Sylua Tenton Carla Newman Dlck Collins Dax 1d Drake Dlek W ebster TRON1 BONI S Bob Slentl Tom Baer Dew am Zerbe C harles Talt Arnold Nelson Abbott Sax rc lrung, ohnson Keith ljllkll hm N1ffene5,p,er Iage loxtx BARITONILS Harold johnson leshe Wlllet Stanley Le1tL BASS1 S Bob Dlteh Bruce Blaek Dennls Harrmgton Roy Lamb Plulhp Anthony TYMPANI AND BLLLS Lons Porter Barbara Olson BASS DRUN1 AND CH NIBAI S 'Vlurray Say rc Herbert Hadesman B111 Nolan SINARI DRLX1S Clarenee Teske ohn Pax ne Stexe Suhr H11 Teske T 5 TIZNOR SAXOPHONICS Margaret Marshall Marion Cobb J' ' .4 ' . p' , V' A , , 1 f ' 'l Rl ' ' .' 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D - M'-six 0llCllLSTllA One of the organlzatnons our hugh school IS sery fortunate to have ns the Orehtstrz Thxs year under the able leadershlp of the dxrector, Mnehael R L1st1ak, and through the hard work of each member, the Orehestra wx IS able to present an excellent performance Among the numbers played were Themes from Plftlc Symphony by Tschankowsky Cmbmbxm , by Pestalozza, Themes from Plano Concerto No 1 by Tsehukowslsy Artnst s L1fe by Strauss, Shnmmer Shnmmer Tmy Starlet by Harrlson, and March of tht Mustersmgus by Wrgner A change was brought about thus year m the dress of the Orchestra The gurls XKOIC form ll bllklx sltnrts xuth sn hxte blouses and black txcs and the boys had dark trou ers, Wl'llIC shnrts, and blatk bow tnes Thus presented a xtrx good effect Also thls year the Orchestra agam traxeled to the State Nfusnc Festxx al at Ktlamazoo FIRST X IOLINS Rose johnson Anna Pnfer lean Ann V nerenga Barbara Nolan Niarjo Nhllcr Delores Thompson Helen Fl'lISLllC Dax nd Lamb SLCOND X IOLINS -luds Lamb Jeannette Buelovx Fldean he lt Rands Radtltc Helen Tenhopen Lorna Sas rt Art Nxffemgger Lonnx Porter X IOLAS Nlarjorle V arren Peggs Soergel atquelxne Lamb Catherme Cam Betty Reams Vn lan Galbreath CILLLOS Barbara Baer ean X :tak Allce Hlll Irleanor Lamb Ann Vlarne Relchart Adnan Turntk jean L ndtrvx ood BASSLS Brute Thornton Carol Olson Xllflll n Lx man Carla New man l'l.UTl1S lark Cnllett Carol Fenton Vary lou Keck Nlary Beth Buclcborough SAXOPPIONBS Paul Gaston Alto B1lIBradley Tenor C l ARIN FTS Phyllis Kaufman Aurella Rasmussen Nlxckex Nlohr Niarlene Antler Page Forty exen OBOI- BASSOON S Itan Carnahan Nancy Roc IRI NQH HORNS Ted XX ank Bull Nixon Ted Dxelterson C ORONI IS led Rolema Charles Zerbe Arnold Nelson Abbott Sax rc Pr RCUSSION Xlurrax Sax rc Ions Porter -Xnn Plaehn Laura Lamb W S 3 . 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J - .- , .-5 , A CAPIELLA Clllllll I-urn The A Capella Chonr has been nn eonstant rehearsal smce the hrst meek of sehool preparing., for programs of all kmds Thls I all the Chonr was host to Gobles and Lawton xoeal groups nn 1 praetlee sesslon Ill our audltorlum The type of musle the ehonr smgs ranges from Russun RCIISIOU5 Chants fHospod1 POl'l1llLllJ and Ptlestrma to Beam the Begume , and Sklp to My Lou To name only a few of the Chotr s actlvxtxes would be Open House nn November, Thanksgnmg C,hr1stm1s Exehange Programs, May Fest1val m Kalamazoo wrth other sehools 1n thls drstrlct, the Western Mnehngan Chour Members of the Cholr are Amta Allers oanne Izllrott Rosemary Hartmann Bernaclxne Hodge Rose Johnson Kay Kalhorn Phyllxs Kaufman 'Vlaxmc Kohlhoff Dorothy KopaeL Bette Lehman Bethany Radtkc Maxme Rttter Peggy Soerbcl Barbara Taylor Dolores Thompson Sarah Tourtellotte Brlly Tucker Jeanne Vltek Art Bocrma Bob Bolhuls Harold Irnlbranelt Bob Drteh aele Iennell Cuy Paqum Gerald I aqum Art Pratt Don Wank Ralph Cetman Iierb Poxndexter Nlarun ones jack Nxxon Charles Roland aek Seller Iiruee Thornton I rmklln XX heeloele fel1c1Wo0dy liexerly Iilaek Barbara Baer Xnnabelle Iiernstem xIUflLlHAfbll1 Ienora Holub Page 1' eu tw elght Nlary Lou cnsen jaequclme Lamb Joan Lentz Ccorgna Levus Charlotte Nleyer Charlene Patner Nlarlene I atner Iorxs Porter 'Naney Ruell XIJFAIL V4 lrren ean XX1ereng.,1 IeRoy AIELYI IaX crne Adkm ,3 . if gi lr ' -V ' v 1 I -, .' , , ' . , . , , ' , . 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Ll, . . . , V , - SENIQIB GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The club IS composed of those glrls xn Hlgh School who are rnterested m sxngmg for the fun of smgmg The group IS dnvlded mto three sectlons Flrst Soprano, Second Soprano, and Alto They are avallable to sung for any occasxon and smg all types of music from The Vlan I Love The Peddler to Golden Slumber Members are Dorothy KopaeL Dorothy Kammskx Leah Lndell Rosemary Hartmann Amta Allers Bllhe Tueker Glorxa Kress Ieannette Studley Barbara Dlllty Nlarlcne Patncr kay Kalhorn Aurcha Rasmussen btnex ncve Lewcrton Charlotte Meyer C arla 'Newman Larol Olson Xlurxel llarbm Georgia lewls C aroly n Homer Nlary lou Clark Sadie Connor C race Pensmger Pat Ray mond joy ee Y lllvx ock Lorranne Schmxt HaLel Russell Roblnette Bmgham Bcx erly Black Mary Ann Peterson Maxine Kohlhoff Rose johnson Ieanne Vltek hay Florxan Betty Shme Ellen Shnne 'Hanan Lamhn Frances Graham Manly n Ly man Dorothy Osman Bette Lehman Chrlstme Lyman 'Nancy Ruell Llsne BraunL Alyce Braunz Page Forts nme Norma Hull Pat Burke Donna Capps Mary Lou Jensen Shnrley Vanderboegh Pat Collins Lorns Gumpert LaVerta Wheeler Mary Nolan Delorns Burrow S Janet Mecltlem Nlancy Sax age Wlarlan MOYFIS Valda Wolfgang Mary 'vlcrlau Sarah Tourtellotte Patsy Lllly Vlary Lee Kxernan Rose ohnson Dorothy Stevens . . . . . ,, W as T te sy u n l Nancy Roc Nancy Grieffendorf Margery Hodgman 3 ' . : ' . 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XIXIID Hxrpcr Semor Id1tor, Dolores II.1r11Idl1lbr1111dt Robtru V 1ckh.x111 Barbara D11 tx Barbara Nolan fcn Voodx Ilut Braun! C 1.1rh R 1 I1 I Rx 1 helix Ctt111a11 L111 NX1trc111,a C 1rl1Xcv111111 A1 ten I rtt111111 stu S11 rp,cl Ilcr url P11111 LXIL L IN 1 1 NIDLX 8111.114 N umc lx 1 11 I 115 IIIIX llll STRING BASS F1r111.c T 111r11t1111 TRONIBONPS Tom Baer Bob SlenrL mu under the sponsorslup South H11 en Tnbune md 1nd other 1tc111s of mtcrcst Thompson un1or Fd1tor Xmcx Rue I ar 1 R111r1c 1111111111 Ixa111111sIt1 It1x1 L 1111 R1st1111r1 IIart11111111 1 1 Y Y 1 1 1 4 1 X - '- '- q ,L ' - L 1 u L 1 1 ' 1 ', 3 . . . ' 1 Vi I 1'.'1l'11f . .. . ' 'A 1 1'4'r l 'V 1 1 Tr' . of , 1 1 If 1 ' - V 1 ' ' l.I1 1l1 d NI1 ' :itz I ' ' ' lb' II. lei' 1'k 1-'IH :H 1 Sh' ' 1 1 1-IA-' 1 1' .'h 111 -' 1 1' ' . . 1 ' lf ' ' ' .IYLI 1- 1 1 fcli ' I. '1111 '- - - 11 ' 1 1-l L11 h' ' 1 ' ' '. c -le.11 ,. .I.111 1' 1' ' ' ' ' 1 I v 1 1 v 4 1 1 . L 1 I' 'c 1 1' : 1 1'1 : 1 I , ' 1, '-' - 1 ' 1 . 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A' Q :': 4 A J i ...... 124A llk xtllilll 1 e lllk l51ls1ee l'l l'l Ill l ill llll 0F XYILIIILK The Txxnn Oxxls bo1st one ofthe best proe,r1n1s1n 'xl1el11e1n 15 xx ell 19 more x 1r1ed ,1et1x1t1es th 1n 1nx elub 1 sehool Also C,l11pter 'No S6 IS Lllkflllll ore1n11ed IIIIO Illl1L eomnnttees under the double ofheer sx stem Aer1eultu11l Speeehes 1re1n1port1nt nn the Cshlpter xx 1th Russell Slll XNIIIFIIIIQ both Ioe1l 1nd D1str1et tltles 01 er 1 strone held of Ihrelen Oxelhnser mel XlllXKOLlx Tl1e I1rl11n1ent1r11ns Bollxx1hn L1teh11x, Stennett Olso11 1nd Adlunj xx ere tl11rel lI1 1 elose LILLISIOII I11 tl1e SIIYL l'llI11lI1lflOI1 ll Nl S C Brush 1nel Olson pl1eed second ln N IX G A Contest RLLOQITIIIOIT on the St1te lex el xx 1s lndlelteel bx il BronLe Pllqlle SlLfI1lfXlI1Q rhqr thex x1 ere one of tl1e upper teen ID the held of OXLI 775 c.,l11pILl'S Also, Iester Bollxx 1hn bee 1n1e our nxnth St1te I.1r1ner vxh1le Leon Brush 1nd L1r11 Bollxx 1h11 bee 1n1e our tenth 111d elexenth Tllk H1rxest Pestn 1l s1xx N11 I R Herxex 1nd Nlr XX XX 1rl1 honored md I- H A spe1ker IS 1 f1xor to the Home Eeononnes Glrls In August our LISQO boys l1Ht.lLel to IDLIIFOIE to xx111 sex er1l blue rxbbons and S800 nn PFIZCS In December th boxs 'lffLl'lLlLLl tl1e 5t1te Hort1e11lt1.111l Nleetmgs xx here Plummer Bollxx 1hn, 1nd Y lllvx oele put South Hix en ID the l'1rst lj1XlSlOl1 ln Apple Juklglllg lor reere1t1on our boys eoopemted xuth tl1e I H A on the Blfll IJIHLL, enjoyed ox er thlrty n1ox les, llld IIIXLICLI tothe Y fOl sexerll sxx1n1s AILIIIIDCIS ue tres Klee 1 es 1111 er se! In lllnlel l51r e1 R1el11rdI51relen r IS1llB11nI1s I 1rr1 Ilnllxx 111 leon Brush .1 C IFI Lfl el D1 lnx 1rd llu 1 Ie Lellox Iloeles e were lx Xlur llooxel H1r11lelln1.,r1l11n1 Rlehlrd In1,r1l11n1 tl L L I1 o e YL IS u st uele 'Ne1llxol1ll11lI l111.,t11eI.1rel11xx heoree I .1te 1.1xx AlJIlOlSI7I1 r I u1,ene Nlarshmll lL N ISU Roger Okerhxser ber 1ld Plqlllll Q uy PJQLIIII fxlfllll Il11111111er Rox Redelss amos Shaffer 1e1 Russell Slll p c.,lllI'lLSglLI1l'l I Ntll Sutton Due lNlL,llL lxenneth X xllxxoels Bob X Ill XX xnen FITIRI1 ll0 ILDIAKLR I' Xillzlllls Thxs IS 1 n1t1on1l o1g1n1L1t1on ol pup1ls stuelxnng., homemiklng ln yunlor 1nd semor hlgh schools 1n the U S 1nd Terr1tor1es As 1n 1ntegr,1l part of the progmm of homennkmg 1n the sehools of Amerlca, lt offers opportumty for the further dexelopment of leadershlp 111d dexelopment of pllpll IIIIUIIIXL 1n plmnlng and cirrxlng out ICIIXIKICS rel1teel to l1on1en11lx1ng The eh1pter vu 19 org1n1Led nn 1nu1ry of 1948 xv1th ,1 begmnmg membershlp of about txxentx xe l Ill ll LLIB The Usher Club hxs been 111 operatnon under the superx1s1on of Nlr Herx ex sxnec the school xxas bullt It smrted xx 1th only ten glrls but has groxxn to a CAPJCIIQ of elghteen Alert, mmnerlx neat and attraetxx e, xou xx1ll hnd them readx to help xou at 111 sehool funet1ons from the Cold football games to the nlehts ofthe eoncerts F1eh xear nlne sophomores are ehosen to replaee the retlrmg seniors The txxo qu1l1heat1ons ure thexr sehol:1st1e ab1l1ty and pleaslng person1l1tx The Ushers are Slfill I ourtelloue Xlarene Ho Bern1eln1e lloe ee oanne I 1ott C azhernne XX mes Dolores Tl1un1ps1111 I r1l1.1 XX esterlel Xlable Anders- n IL111 N1 s 111 NIJXIHL lxohlhoff I eeex Soereel ennne X llele ons I orler Vim- Mfrs nxe Xlarenc V arren Ph1Il1s lXlUlITl.lIl lkax lxalhorn Aurelm R.1sn1ussen Nancy Roe 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 4 1 , A A L A k L , I I V. 1. 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I. ,,. r Y Pllill B KVI I0 lWll'l l'l L The prosgrlm eommlttee ns 1 group of ses en boss mel gurls ehosen bs the Qosexnox Nllss Blelefelel ms the ellreetor Thls selr besleles mrrmglne the proerlms they eleeleleel to elo somethung, speeul so thes m xele up 1 telephone ellreetors for South Hts en Sr Hxeh 1tuclents 6.0l1Illl1ll1L, the telephone numbers mel lelelresses of the lueh sehool stuelents mel lmeults The moms from thls ss ls useel to bus 1 hlm The Llst Dlss ot Pompen for In extra I' lster pro,r1m A llrs e number of the pxogrlms thls selr ss ere pllss mel sluts put on bs the sponsor groups The members lre Don lilmles lklx Cnllett 1el1 lXlXOI1 Dolores Thompson lxxth ezme NX mes omne l llnott Sherrs 'Nes ms P A lilll The P A ss stem ss ts operlted bs the elub m memy sehool 1et1s1t1es munly for the 1ehool ellnees inel footblll glmes QThe seorebowrel ss ts llso opermteel bs the elub Tllxllli, H1 1et1se part m sehool letlsxtles, the P A Club ltself sponsored 1 dance The punnry 11m of thls elub 15 to lnstruet 1ts members mn the funellmentxls of publle lelelress systems It sn Ulf Don Allen 1 lla snr lrml1lm XX heeloel1 S H dll Clmrles Rolmel umm IIN Robelts 5 111111111 l reel 'Noi ln fue othe1 membels of the elub ire Huley liOIl1l0Llx Cluenee Roe Clllllllel lllrrlngton Nlulrls Szsre, Don PllK.LXl'1Slxl lllLl1ll'Cl Albers lllrolel lllbrlnelt mel C,lllI'lLS Tut Thus org znxf 1t1on has noss been 1et1se for SIX sears ln S H H 5 Its membexs eonslst of Sophomores, unlors, and Senlors Wlth the help ot Xllss Holmes .mel the otheers, the elub hxs greltls progressed ID the helel of spoxts Nlost of the G A A members lnse 1 sehool letter ln mmel while throughout the selr thes enjos plasmg blslxetbxll lnel solles bull Bs dome, other 1et1s1t1es sueh is LlII1LlIlg SNYIIUIUIHQ roller sl1 ltlne lee Slxlflllg, e e t ues emrn pomts for thcnr letters The org 1n111t1on zlso sponsors the list elmee of eleh selr Otheers ue nv 4 lf C, me l les r 1 1 I llonnl Llpps 14 ar Irs lou C l 1tl5url1e la lllts s Il 1 1 F F I I A , ,f A , A , A 1, , 1 ' 1, 1 -1-1 1- ' - - -1 1 1 -1- 1 l K 5 x K 1 1 K T 1 K A I .1 1 1 - 1' I '1 1-5 1 - 7 1 V ' 1' 1 1 1 ' 1 1-' 1 11 1 1 1 1 ' 1- f ' - 11 'v - 1 - 1 ' ' , 1 1 1 1 1 . 1--1- 1 '1 - 1 I 1 v 1 1' In v -1 ' A ', 1 f l 1-lv, I 1- Y. , 1, , ,1 1 1 - ,, '1 -1 11 1 , . .I -- 1. ir 1. 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V l1'fN- .- SFNATI' The Senate which makes up the legislative branch of the High School government meets every other Tuesday During its meetings the members discuss problems which arise about th school government pass laws and work for school improvement in general The Senate is made up of eleven senators one elected from each sponsor group and five olhcers The purpose of this organization is to provide a basis for better understanding through cooperation between the student and administration of the South Haven High School The Governor presides over the meetings and Mr Hervey is faculty advisor This year s officers and senators are OFFICERS Goz'r'rl10r'. , . . .. ............ ....,.. ..., .,...........,,.. . , , . ack Nixon Lif'ulc'nauf G!ll'C'l'IIflY .........,... .. ,..,.. ,.,........,..... . .,...... D onald Brinks Secretary of Sfale. ..,..,...,.,...,.. .... ,... . . ,..,.... .. .Loris Porter Trz'uszn'er,.. .,.. ,. , .. .. ...., .,..,,, . Joanne Elliott Sfafe Highway Commissimzvr ....,.. ...,.., . .... , ,, Bernadine Hodge Zeno Woody Mary Lou Jensen Christine Nevans Sherry Nevans Rose Johnson Robert Jones SENATORS Page lfifty-eiglu Williain Bradley Robert Ditch Richard Barden LaVerne Adkin Alvin Goldberg Sl PBI VIL C01 RT The judlcxal body of the student government of South Haven H1gh School ns the Supreme Court It meets at least once durlng a markmg pernod to hear the eases of uolators of the school laws The defend-ants have the prnvnlege of callmg wxtnesses or Cflglglflg lawyers After each else ns heard a declsnon IS handed down and enforced The Supreme Court IS made up of two just ces elected from each class plus one alternate from etch class who fills seats temporarlly mmde vacant by absences The faculty adv1sor 15 Mr Crunst Meetmgs are preslcled over by the Lneutenant Governor Don Brmks The justices and alternates are JUSTICES George Urch Phyllns Kaufman Charles Roland Barbara Baer Arthur Boerma Don Wank Sarah Tourtellotte Don Olson Vlarjo Nlnller Page Fifty-11' 3' ff Pll0M COMMI'l'TElZ ,L .L n JUNIOR SENIOR PRoM The rollicking, waves and shiny white sailboats r1ght off our own Lake Michigan serx ed as the theme for junior Senior Night April 24 1948 Mess was eaten 1n the ships dining room girls gym w1th a varied program of music and speeches The tables were adorned with miniature sailboats which served the dual purpose of programs and place cards When the banquet ended the many couples faculty and ehaperons stepped upon the gang plank which led them to the deck fboys gymj where at once they noticed a sailboat a lighthouse with a blinking light and the many other band under the boat s banners mas enjoyed by all those who attended We the Senior Class take our hats off to the Iuniors for their h1rd xx ork in making, this year s prom one that every one thoroughly enjoyed It helped to send us Bon Voy are from South H1ven High Sehool The Irom Committee was made up of the following, people Tom Baer im H1nL Aurelia Rumussen Phy llis Kaufman Bob McDovs ell Bob Jones Charlotte Niey er Marilyn Lx man Don Olson Bob Ditch Niarjorie Warren Kathrw n Kalhorn Ted Wank Ras Chapman Loris Porter Carol Olson Page Nxt . . a . , .,, ,, I . . , . . K . , 7 D . . V X i i ., ,, . , y 4 , , , decorations which made everyone think they were sailing away. Dancing on deck to the rhythmical beat of the ship's Y- f l ' 71 1 . , . v A 1 i i . I U ' ' i V 7 i- 1 l ' 1 . V r L 7 ' . D ' ' - A - I 1 V' , ,Z A V A 7 A - V 'Y S EN lllll PLAY H I. Xll lkIlOI1 IH the stmor plxx Lllttlftllll ll III x took pluc ID tht hugh sthool hmsg out Pop 5 Nlllt Shoppt lht plot ttnttrtd around tht fuer th1t Nhrgaret Foster the htcrxrx mmdtd md most popular bxrl ln thc hugh sehool h ul to ehoose betxx Len 1 Clretr md popularltx Tubbx the moxms, forte IH the school drd cx Lrx thmg In htr poxx tr to nd 'md promote Sehool splrlt IH the centml xalltx Hxgh Sehool Vx hen Margartt xxon the state th xml l0L1I'I1lIHCI1I md If tht same time xx .15 ehosen as the basketball tum sponsor thlngs began to tllxt form to hu lelx XllI'g'lfLI s one time box frltnd turned to Dollx the xx utress lil tht Nlalt Shoppe lxtrx thmg turned out for thc best II the end of the plax xxrth Pop jonnmg ln the partx 5,1xtn for Nhr mrtt md Tubbx deuclnn lt IS umt to groxx up The pl.1x xx IS dnrettccl bx Nlnss Elalnc Brelefeld and xx as presented on lebruarx 18 20 and Z1 1948 ln tht C tntrxl xLlkllIOI'lL1IT1 UIIrulaII1 VVIII x xxas a three act comedx xx rltttn bx Robert H111 and Floyd Crutchhcld 1011 R111 x Alun I Iful Dullx Tllfifll ar Um gan Bu 1 III a I I x r SIIIJI III I CAST I' 1 IX l1Clx. 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