Buchanan High School - Pines Yearbook (Buchanan, MI)

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SOPI-IOIVIORE CLASS ROLL Banke, Robert Bliss, Thelma Brewster, Leslie Brown, Dorothy Buchheit, Bernice Collings, Gilbert Crothers, Grace Donley, Elaine Dunlap, Dorothy Ellis, Dick Ernst, Rose Lynn Ferris, Carl Flenar, Donald Franklin, William Furner, Margaret Habicht, Bill Hall, Rita Hamilton, Barbara Hamilton, Frances I-Iartline, Lila Hattenbach, Caroline Hawks, Dorothy Heim, Cherry Holmes, Harold Howe, Louise Jackson, Harold Jerue, Dorothy McClellan, Hubert Metzgar, Wilma Myers, LaVcrne Miller, Eleanor Mitch, Marjorie Mogford, Vivian Paul, Lewis Peacock, Mary Powell, Evelyn Beamer, Ardell Reed, Virginia Reinlzc, Bernadine Richardi, George Rohl, Eddie Rolcn, Shirley Rossow, Carl Sanford, Vivian Schmalzried, Ruth Cemplo, George Shaffer, Milburn Shreve, Roland Smith, Estelle Spas:k, Edward Sult, Jack Upson, Georgia Virgil, Paul Kelley, Una Walter, Virginia Kohlman, Spencer Watry, James LYON, Tcd Wheeler. Dorothy McClellan. Howard Yurkovifz, Josephine SOPHOIVIORE CLASS HISTORY Bill Habicht When the class of '36 entered B. H. S., we w'eren't so sure of our- selves, but after getting in the wrong class rooms and making several other slight errors, we settled down to work. After much consideration ftypical of our classl, we elected Shirley Rolen, president, Ted Lyon, vice-president, and Dorothy Brown, secre- tary-treasurer. In athletics we did well for freshmen, having eight men receive foot- ball letters and two men on the basketball squad. Several men were also on the track team. The girls did their share by winning the volley-ball championship. The class also sponsored several parties. Our advisers were Miss Dorothea Chandler and Miss Alice Rochenbach. This year we started out with the reputation of being the peppiest class enrolled in B. H. S. We had several football men this year, one of them was on the football first team. We were again represented in bas- ketball by having three men onthe team. The class officers for this year are: Edward Spasek, president, Cherry Heim, vice-president, and Bill Habicht, secretary-treasurer. We chose as our advisers, Miss Janet Thompson and Mr. Ray Miller. Twenty-one

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F RESHMAN CLASS ROLL Arthurhultz, Arthur Babcock, Ruth Bachman, Joe Bachman, Laurence Banke, Aldis Bartz, Leona Batten, Ray Beadle, Max Bennitt, Donald Bennitt, Robert Blake, Virginia Boettcher, Viola Borst, Warren Bonner, Joyce Boyce, Dale Callahan, Ben Campbell, Melvin Chapel, Dora. Cherne, Vivian Crawford, Kenneth Criilield, Dean Cronin, Charles Dale, John Delibac, Emeline Dellinger, Fern De Nardo, Phyllis Dc Witt, Margaret French, Florence Fuller, Victor Gross, Herschel Hansen, Harold Hanover, Eddie Hartline, Mildred Heckathorne, Albert Heiermann, Mary Huse, Margaret Irvin, Robert Jennings, Shirley Jesse, Kenneth Kell, Marjory Kelley, Eugene Kovich, Eva Kuntz, William Leazenby, Ross Littrell, Signa Lolmaugh, Gwen Long, Willis Luke, Kenneth McCllen, Norman McGowan, Geraldine Meile, Walter Miller, Marion Montgomery, Marie Neal, Robert Patience, Elva Patience, Gordon FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Joyce K. Bonner Pletcher, Gladys Proud, Evelyn Richardson, Eleanor Rossow, Elda Roti, Catherine Russell, Imogene Russell, John Shaffer, Clyde Squier, Robert Stvens, Robert Smith, Edward Strunk, Theda Sult, Rodgers Swartz, Eva TraPP, Arthur Vigansky, ,Victor Vincent, Doris Virgil, Donald Walter, Kyle Welch, Harriet Wesner, Charles Wyman, Leah Young, Esther Yurkovic, Tom Zachman, Rose Gray, Ralph Brewer, Margaret The freshman class entered high school September 6 with more mem- bers than a freshman class has had in several years. We were not initiat- ed as a class by the sophomores but the Latin Club made up for this over- sight by sending many a freshman, with Latin-wise ambitions, up the hall rolling a peanut with his nose. We were well represented in sports, glee-club, band, and orchestra. Nineteen boys received reserve letters in football. Theda Strunk was our president and an excellent one. The other of- ficers who filled their positions ably were Robert Neal, vice-president, Gordon Patience, secretary, and Virginia Blake, treasurer. Miss Alice Rochenbach and Mr. Paul Moore were our class advisers who led us through the amazing experience of being freshmen in high school. Twenty-three