Buchanan High School - Pines Yearbook (Buchanan, MI)

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Boyz I oma gconomicz Robert Dodge William Beardsley Donald Keller Gene Kobe Charles Matthews Jack Markham Duane Arend Robert Six Jerry Bowman Richard Troutfette Richard Luke Kenneth McGowan Robert Swaim Charles Ruth Henry Aalfs Marvin Bowyer August Roset to BOOSTER CLUB The students who take home economics are eli- gible for membership in the Home Economics Club or the Booster Club as it is called this year, that is to say, everybody with the exception of the boys. They have named themselves the Boosters because the object of their club is to enliven the sporting spirit of the school. They have had two parties this year, one being a coast- ing party in collaboration with the biology class- esg the other, a social gathering. This is the iirst year under their present adviser, Miss Shivvers. The oflicers are Eleanor Ingleright, president, Genevieve Norman, secretaryg and Hermina Sult, treasurer. GHCL C6111 gill! moz, iilfl? BOYS' HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The boys disagreed on a name for the club this year so there are two names for the club. The Hermits Club and the Let's Eat Club. Oflicers for the club were chosen as follows: president, Robert Dodge, vice president, Bill Beardsleyg secre- tary, Don Keller, and treasurer, Gene Kobe. The club got off to a flying start by learning how to wash our dishes and to make delicacies which We all like. I

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F. F. A. Buchanan Chapter No. 165 of the Future Farmers of America is one of the most active organizations for farm youth in Berrien County. The club plays soft ball in the summer and basketball in the winter. This year with the aid of their instructor, Mr. C. A. Langer, the club sponsored their second annual Future Farmer Fair which with the cooperation of the public was very successful. The officers elected for 1939-'40 Were: president, Ro- bert Taylorg vice president, Herbert Roughg secretary, Fred Ketchum, treasurer, Rex Reedg reporter, Robert Travis. T02 gxfza. i9 9 gmc M2 'em ufwza C?.'Zl'I2E'Z czifz. Sixteen TD Q mag ,GITL F. F. A. I. C. Ernst Dale Hanover James Heiermann Kenneth Heiermann Charles Hess Harxey Hinman Harold I-little Fred Ketchum Lawrenf'e Kline Richard Penwell Rox Reed Herbert llomxli Theodore Siokinan Robert Taylor R b 't T o ei iaxis Rirgliard Treiber Henry Aalfs Travis Clements John March Kenneth Olson Charles Ruth Elwood Vergroii LeRoy XVallquist WVilliam Gwilt Richard XVate'on GIRL'S HOME Eleanor lngleriglzt Genevieve Norman Geialdine Pazzler 1-lermina Suit Better Melvin Barllara l-'almatier Mary Lear Marjorie Huss Phyllis Zuleman Mildred Rose .June Gsegory Marion lvlitt-hell Lorna Stretch Donna Pazder Marguerite Bliss Madonna Huebner Madeline Huebner Evelyn Burgoyne Lila Evans Florence Ferris Wanda Forgue Laura Heierinann Bernice Hemphill Dorothy lrvin Stella Mosier Betty Rouselle Betty Covert LaVon Eagley

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FACULTY PLAY Z U2 3 c CU : Mr. Rizor Miss Dietrich Mr. Elbers Mr. Pierce Miss Kinney Miss Westcott S cf! Ph 9 ix. S CD S. Q Z T BUTTON BUTTON Director-Mrs. Dunbar BUTTON BUTTON, presented November nineteenth by the faculty, was one of the most successful events presented by this Well-estab- lished group. Quite a large cast was included with Mr. Pierce as Button, Miss Shivvers as Josie, Miss West- cott playing Phoebe, Miss Kinney as her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Wood- house were played by Mr. Elbers and Miss Dietrich, Miss Moen playing Maudie, the cook, and Mr. Rizor, Emery, the chauffeur. The story of Button was portrayed amusingly and well. Miss Kimmel assisted Mrs. Dunbar.