Buchanan High School - Pines Yearbook (Buchanan, MI)

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21 ODE TO THE CLASS OF '37 Virginia Blake How quickly time has flown From infancy To grownups. We had high hopes when we entered, We still have hopes but perhaps dimmed. We no longer think of the hardship of study, But of the amazing World We shall step into. We think that we know all knowledge, That we are a finished productg But the world will say, You may have knowledge, But you have not been completed. You are an unfinished composition- A song, a chant, perhaps even a dirge, But the chords are missing, The arpeggios do not run smoothly. If you are a dirge, It is not too late to change To a song of joy. The world is too full of dirges. Make your life a finished composition, An enchanting melody Which quickens the pace, And lightens the heart of others. Then you will be worthy of recognition In this great sphere of ours. You will return the spirit That classes before you have laid down, And you will be renowned, Class of '37.

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FUTURE FACTS Jeanette Levin Madonna Marie Montgomery Aspires a tuneful life of song. It was she who could quiet the glee club with a heavenly solo. 1We imagine she learned to sing from the birds.l The ever-effervescent drum major, Who chooses to design great ward- robes for great ladies. Some day, no doubt, we'll see flashed across a movie screen: Gowns by Phyllis DeNardo. The spirit of our athletic teams is our cheerleader, Imogene Russell. No, she does not intend to continue yelling: on the contrary, She wants a career of a sedate secretary. tCan you imagine that?l A lover of beauty is Eva Kovichg She wants to spend her life among odors of flowers as a floriculturist lone who studies flowers.l 4We all remember her work on the prom flowers, don't we?J With comforting ways and steady hands, Ruthe Babcock hopes to care for the sick. She will look so pretty in a nurse's ca p. And we vouch for her efficiency. A friendly smile for all who came to buy Will be supplied by Rose Bachman, Who wants to meet people. She'll surely give you service as a saleslady. qLady is rightll Chemicals and test-tubes Afford a background for Melvin Campbell. Despite smelly smells and danger He upholds the life of a chemist And his work in a lab. fOr maybe he'll be a poet?J Work as a sports reporter On a busy newspaper Is what Charles Wesner Chooses to do. We all know he did a lot of writing for our own athletic teams. One of the sportiest members of our senior class Is Emeline Delibac. She is so fond of sports and gymnastics that she has decided to be a gym teacher. The boys with soaring ambitions Are Victor Vigansky and Bob Squier. Give them the open airways and away they'll go. Aviation has got them. 4Funny how these aviators come in pairs! Maybe they'll be co-pilots. Who knows?l Bill Kuntz and Jack Polley are air minded, But their work will keep them on the ground. You see, they're going to be aeronautical engineers. We're wishing you luck, boys. No fear of high tension wires with Bob Neal and John Russell on the job. Electrical engineering seems to be their pet ambition, and they're going places, so Beware of high voltage! We sincerely feel that some day the name of Virginia Wright will come before us as a great journalist. Your efficiency and accomodation is what we'll remember you fo,r, Virginia, The girl who goes in for star-gazing Is Catherine Roti Roti, She chooses the romantic work of an astrologist. lWe say that star-gazing may be used to an advantage.J Tools, grease, and noise Are what appeal to LeRoy Williams, He is to be a machinist in a steel factory. Here's a toast to a nice, quiet boy who'll make good! Edward Smith wants to record the events of an age, so his field is history. However, to be a linguist is also one of his desires. Parlez-vous Francais, Edward ? There is a fellow who is full of fun, Is always cutting up, And who plays a drum. What's more, he wants to be a drummer all his life. fGuess who?l Yeah, Bill Poorman. Virginia Blake A lovely girl with a lovely disposition. She desires to go ahead with her music. We want to wish good-luck and success To an efficient, deserving young lady. tContinued on page 601 l23