Buchanan High School - Pines Yearbook (Buchanan, MI)

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Left to right: First Row Virginia Arnold Mary Louise Zupke Maryette Richards Donna Smith Wanda Forgue Geraldine Reamer Norma Bromley Lillian Fabiano Cathryn Wynn Norma Yoder Doris Borst Donna York Second Row Mrs. Weaver Evelyn Briney Monabelle Dreitzler Betty Lou Batchelor Margaret Miller Johanna Burks Optio mo 'ze a Eleanor Naugle 1 Lorraine Pletcher Thelma Shire Elayne Blaney Mildred Ashby Mary Corners Dorothy Skinner Betty Burgoyne Mr. Langer Third liow Mary Metzger Mary Lear Mildred Vander Ven Ralph Rosenberg Robert Taylor Betty Ryan J ames King Edward Pascoe Vivian Carlisle Kathryn Hess Ruth Rurnsey Marion Hansen Fourth Row Doris Patterson Loretta Ernst Bill Ednie Arnold Herman Dick Neal Tom Fitch Robert Fairman George Lauver William Beardsley Robert Hempcl Philip Birong Frank Benak Dick Pierce Harold Hittle Fifth Row Donald Longworth Eugene Longworth Richard Shipperly Jerry Kline William Carlisle Lawrence Kline ELM CRL ff Duane Beadle Lester Hanover Richard Rose Robert Donley Eugene Metzger Rex Reed Sixth Row Verne Longworth William Gregorv Lee Topash Eugene Stultz Dick Hayden Doyle Criflield Frederick Manning Robert Hamilton Phillip Rotzien Jake Aalfs Jack Bloom Paul Thurston Eugene Stretch Richard Penwell Other members of the class are: Maxine Arthurhultz Dorothy Irvin Orlo Maxon -fl! I I J

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E281 Avopfiomo 'ze Cyan gvhliifofz l Norma Yoder Two long, yet seemingly short, years ago the seniors of 1940 entered Buchanan High School with a class membership of seventy-nine. We begin our freshman year with flying colors and elected Johanna Burks as president of the class, William Gregory as vice-president, Betty Ryan, secretary, and Virginia Arnold, treasurer, with Mrs. Weaver as adviser. Most of our time was spent in study that year, although our class did contribute to many of the school activities and had a great deal of influence over the social hours held last year. In this, our sophomore year, we realized that we must now begin to work in earnest, so we elected the following oflicers for the class: presi- dent, Robert Fairmang vice-president, Marion Hansen, secretary, William Ednieg treasurer, Lee Topashg and Mr. Langer as adviser. This year the sophomores really stepped out and took their place in the high school doings, contributing to the Latin Club, Future Farm- ers, glee club, band, orchestra, dance band, Library Club, G. A. A., Booster Club, football, basketball, track, and debating. There are two cheer lead- ers who are regulars this year contributing to the cause of good old Pepology. There were also two very successful high school parties sponsored by the sophomore class. We now feel that we will be able to Hnish our two remaining years of high school life prosperouslyg and we all know that when our life as a class is over, we shall go forth in different paths, and no matter which path we choose to follow, it will depend upon us alone whether or not we make successful use of the training we received at The School of the Pines.

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l30l 75154 mam Ufan clfiafoz Dorothie Sherwood Again last fall, as in the past, Buchanan High School announced a large class of freshmen. This large class takes part in many activi- ties. There are freshmen in the band, the orches- tra, some of the clubsg and We also take part in the high school parties. Each class has to give two parties a yearg our first party was on the twenty-ninth of April. At our iirst class meeting We elected these officers: president, Bonnie Chaing vice-president, I. C. Ernstg secretary, Barbara Palmatierg and treasurer, John Moyer. Mr. Carter and Miss Cernahan were elected as the class advisers. The boys take a great interest in sports. There were a few boys on the second team in football and some on the team in basketball. The girls are taking an interest in playing basketball.