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

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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 .

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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,

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