Buchanan High School - Pines Yearbook (Buchanan, MI)

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'mcg 1939 The Buchanan track team had a poor season last year, but prospects seem a little brighter for spring since several lettermen are returning. The first meet was a triangular one with Dowagiac and Niles in which we made 24 points but came in last. An- other triangular meet, this time with St. Joe and State High followed, and in this, too, we were defeated, get- ting only 22 points. Next we were badly beaten in a dual meet with Niles and then we were iifth in a field of six schools at Dowagiac, get- ting 12 points. In the regional at Kalamazoo we got 9 points, and af- ter qualifying there, Bob Hamilton got third place in the state 440. 'E Cfuli The B Club opened its official business of 1939-'40 with Mike Rot- zien as president, Bob Hamilton as vice president, and Lester Hanover as secretary and treasurer. At the beginning of the year the B Club was made up of only nine members, however, after football season it grew to thirty. The small number of members is due to the fact that only boys who have earned major letters in sports are permitted to join. The club originated at the close of the 1936 football season with Coach John Miller as adviser and has grown to be very prominent. It decides the award winners of each sport throughout the year and carries out many more social and business activities. Philip Rotzien Lester Hanover Richard Habicht John Moyer Edward Hempel Philip Rotzien John Miller ZND ROYV Robert Fairman Duane Beadle George Fitch William Donley William Gregory Arnold Herman 3RD ROW Richard Neal Lawrence Klein Toni Fitch Lee Topash J ack Hess B CLUB Twenty JST ROYV, left t Robert Hamilton glt

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Evelyn Benak Jacqueline 'Bilotti Marion Blake Florence Brewer Vivian Carlisle Florence Ferris June Gregory Francis Heim George Hempel Mary Hickey Dorothy Irwin Genevieve Norman Geraldine Reamer Maryette Richards Ralph Rosenberg Helen Mary Sachs Dorothie Sherwood Richard Troutfetter wa figfzafz 'S Wenty-eight LIBRARY CLUB Librarians all-skilled at handling seventh graders, seniors, and the in-betweens. Their school spirit is famous. They experience the exotic pleasure of thumping a Well-inked stamp on a card. But librarians do something besides stamp cards-at least these librarians do. They have held parties with lavish refreshments, and were sponsors at a dance after one of the basketball games. Miss Cernahan directs the activities of the club and supplies the orders for new books. The ofhc- ers of the club are: Marion Blake, presidentg Jac- queline Bilotti, vice presidentg Helen Mary Sachs, treasurerg Evelyn Benak, secretaryg Miss Cerna- han, sponsor.

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Thirty George Fitch Richard Habicht Robert Hamilton Cecil Coleman Jack Hess Harold Hyink Robert Fairman John Moyer Robert Donley Lee Topash