Buchanan High School - Pines Yearbook (Buchanan, MI)

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1-1113 OLUZ acgoof 50031 Working with our administration, behind the scenes, is the school board. In order that We may beneiit from Wise and unbiased decisions, the problems of our school are put before them. Indirectly they guide every student. We are indebted to: Mr. Frank Habicht, presidentg Mrs. Ida Rice, treasurerg Mr. Lowell Swemg Dr. J. C. Strayerg and Mr. John Russell. VC

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SiX Nr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Moore Hyink Rizor Carter John Miller oufffme Om muff -- Mr. Carter, head of the physics and chemistry departments, has been cited for an unofficial Croix de merite. He is one of the few teachers who cannot be beguiled into arguing away the class period. Mr. Hyink and Mr. Rizor are the wizards of math. The fact that Mr. Rizor teaches commercial law does not detract from his ability to prove that a lowly Bu- chananite's wealth is equal to Henry Ford's. He has a number of similar problems, designed to arouse a feeling of curiosity in the students who will leave his arithmetic classes to go on to algebra. This department is in charge of Mr. Hyink, whose First mistake I ever made is not so numerous as to become unfunny. He also teaches geometry and advanced math. Mr. Moore, in addition to the duties of a principal, teaches a class of freshman general mathematics. Miss Allegra Henry and Mr. Johnny Miller are teachers of physical education and hygiene. They are in charge of the yearly gym show, in which the pupils demonstrate what they have learned. Both sponsor athletic clubs CGirls' Athletic Association and the HBH Clubj and both sponsor ball teams, fFor the girls, soccer and basketball. For the boys, football and basketballj. Mrs. Lamb, too, has a double duty. Her extra class is a group of eighth graders to whom she teaches home nursing, a subject usually neglected. This course relieves Miss Henry of one of her many classes, for it takes the place of hygiene, At other times, Mrs. Lamb is the much-turned-to school nurse.