Buchanan High School - Pines Yearbook (Buchanan, MI)

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1st Row L. to R. Reamer, Bernadene Sult, Hermina Geary, Dorothy Erskine, Shirley Pazder, Geraldine Richter, Myra Bliss, Marguerite Ingleright, Eleanor Rousselle, Betty 2nd row Semple, Margaret Travis, Agnes Letcher, Lillian Blake Marian Bilotti, Jacqueline Hemrninger, Rita Phiscator, Berniece Dalenberg, Lola lu enty lu 0 Miss Bovee 3rd row Heim, Francis Wallquist, LeRoy Rosetto, August Arrick, Hervey Swaim, Robert Luke, Richard Matthews, Charles McGowan, Kenneth Trapp, Charles Ruth, Charles Chain, Duane Bromley, Richard Keller, Donald Top row Mosier, Thomas Bowyer, Marvin Vergon, Elwood Troutfetter, Richard Olson, Kenneth Arend, Duane Markham, Jack lst Row L. to R. Wallace, Vivian Gregory, June Starr, Esther Covert, Bette Huebner, Madonna Roberts, Shirley Mangold, Evelyn lst row Mr. James Stahl Stoner, Kathleen Hall, Imogene Metzger, Betty Eagley, La Von ,x ,wa , ......J Myers, Meryl Post, Frances Scheetz, Nancy 3rd row Pascoe, Josephine Hartline, June Lamb, Doris Ingleright, Lynea Klasner, Colleen Swartz, Helen Bunker, Genevieve 4th row Hample, George Hess, Richard Dodge, Robert Dalrymple, Jean Myers, Edward Myers, Fred

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Gerald Weaver Wanda Wood Sydney Yazell GERALD WEAVER-Apprentice club, B club, biology, speech, boys' home ec, foot- ballgintends to be a machinist-admires a good physique-best informed senior on history and current events-goes by the name of Whitey -Carole Lombard is his ideal wovman. WANDA WOOD-Goes for ice skating, tennis, and dancing-enjoys sweet swing and comedy romance along the movie lines-Velmarian Literary Society, art club, and usher clubiquiet, slim, reserved girl. SYDNEY YAZELL-Hates her nickname, Syd -petite cheer-leader-Velmarian Lit- rary Society, speech, usher-craves hot dogs and more hot dogs-goes for all men Cand vice-versaj but is looking for who is a good dancer-thinks walking in the rain is very restful and more fun-happy, friendly idisposdtion4charming per- sonality-note writing a specialty-ambition: secretary Most Attractive Cutest Best Student Biggest Bluff Most Sincere Smile Most Likely to Succeed Friendliest Class Angel Biggest Flirt Noisiest Champion Gum Chewer Most Athletic Most Poised Neatest Quietest Most Understanding Most Fun Happiest Best Dressed Best Sport Most Popular Biggest Clown Best All Around Most Musical Best Dancer HOW WE RATED Dick Habicht Gael Pierce Dick Habicht John Moyer Jack Ednie Dick Habicht John Moyer Bill Donley Robert Heiney Ivan Keller George Fitch Dick Habicht Bill Donley Jack Ednie John Montgomery John Moyer Harold Hyink George Fitch George Fitch John Moyer Dick Habicht John Moyer Dick Habicht Jack Leggett Gael Pierce Ellyn VanderVen Marjorie Kelley Marjorie Bowman Percy Kelley Bonnie Chain Marjorie Bowman Bonnie Chain Marjorie Bowman Lorraine Morley Ruthe Montgomery Marjorie Kelley Patricia Dellinger Lorraine Morley Mary Jane Taylor Reva Place Bonnie Chain Percy Kelley Dona Pazder Barbara Swartz Bonnie Chain Bonnie Chain Ruthe Montgomery Arlis Fairman Doris Allee Dona Pazder ent y-O

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JUNIORS ext WSCYJZQL Glfofzai June Hartline For two gay rollicking years we have pranced through the halls of old B. H. S. with a hearty heigh-ho. It seemed as if those days might go on forever, but now in this our third year, we are coming to know that we are past the half- way mark and that all too soon we will reach the end of high school days. Our classmates have been in many activities. The sports of basketball and football have drawn many from our num- ber, and some have taken part in the band, orchestra, and glee club. Wherever progress and activity has been found, there have been our boys and girls. During this year our officers have been: president, Jack Frank, vice president, June Hartlineg secretary, Charles Trapp, and treasurer, Jean Dalrymple. Mr. Stahl and Miss Bovee are acting as advisers. With only one more year to go we are planning on making that a glorious finale, one that will have every day filled with activity. Twenty-Th