Buchanan High School - Pines Yearbook (Buchanan, MI)

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TOP PICTURE First Row Barbara Zoleman Ruth Pease Betty Crawford Carol Pierce Mary Ravish Betty Banks Verna Shaner Betty Mills Second Row Dora Dean Leiter Mary McKinnon Edna Lauver Doris Keller Winifred Anderson Marjorie Bouws Iacqueline Hensen Ruth Blake Betty Herman lo Ann Dalrymple Third Row Mortin Hemple Leo McCarty Dale Fuller Bill Hess Bill Lauver Dick Slocum Bill Borst, lr. - Fourth Row Eugene Spatta john Hagley jimmy Sherry Class Roll Art Bailey Harold Ritter Bill Swaim Robert Yoder Carl Thurston Fifth Row George Snodgrass Max Polley Curtis Morlock Eugene Wesner Donald Holmes Bill York Bill Burks Owen Rifenberg BOTTOM PICTURE First Row Betty Runyan Alene Rauch Eulalie Conard Betty Lou Hanley Marguerite Casto Dione Dittmar Dorothy Rogers Beverly Wallace Charlette Smith Lillian Scott Second Row Ruth Corps Mary Ann Ovington Rose Brown Marjorie Bush Florence Backus Virginia Backus Norma jean Copper Pauline Smith Miss MacNeil Third Row jack Russell LeRoy Mikesell George Hemple Delbert Lauver Charles Copeland Luther Harrell, lr . Rex Linter Fourth Row Nelson Hawkins Arthur Mayhew Donald Olsen Gus Fagras Clifford Kingery Dale Florey Louis Gray Adrian Crawford Earl Swaim Walter Leazenby Fifth Row William Swartz Raymond Ferris Robert Liska Robert Sherwood Sammy Rosetto Wayne Watson lack jasper George Batchelor Kenneth Dunlap Duane Townsend Eighth Grade Annals 'See that airliner coming in out there on the field? Its passengers are the eighth grade class of 42. They've just completed a tour of junior high school. The purpose of this trip was to prepare them for climbing the ladder of high school. Among the passengers are a group of basketball players. Several landings were made to allow these players to compete with opposing teams. - Also aboard the plane were members of the Buchanan band. They gladly obliged the eighth graders' wish for a song whenever one was requested. The dull ride through winter was brightened by a patriotic party. The party was a suc- cess and managed to raise the low spirits of all those taking the tour. A spring picnic brought their trip through junior high school and the eighth grade to a successful close. They are now leaving the plane and preparing to climb toward the top of the high school. Eugene Spatta

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SQPHGMGRES President ....................,........... Randall Couchman Vice-President ......... ,...., C iayburn Gooch Secretary .............. .,...... G eorqe Zupke Treasurer ...,........... Iames Anderson Advisers .,...,.. ......, M r. Guse, Miss Quade

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Top Picture First Row Billie Lou Lamb Helen Ailsworth Delores Slocum Muriel Scott Georgine Wise Ann Rosetto Shirley Mitch Kathleen Birong Vonne Mikesell Second Row Gerald March Melvin Backus Bob Swartz Marvin Heckathorne Lowell Dokey Robert Virgil lohn Metzger Harry Walker William Wartz Third Row Robert Pazder Phillip Hawks Patsy Covert Dorothy Clemans Ianet Hanover Evelyn Lee Delores Tippy Miss Wagness Robert Gridley 7-:lr -V ' Class Roll Fourth Row Walter lames Loretta Lee Margaret Truhn Sally Thanning Robert Surch Danny Herman Robert Schrimsher Fifth Row Blaine Luke Donald Hartman Herbert Iohnson Donald Metzger Wilfred Blake Lloyd Dokey Dewey Mallberg Dennis Smedley Bottom Picture First Row Dorothy Backus Ruth Ross Bonnie Lolomaugh Birdie Lou Schiffman Beatrice Rauch Norene Fuller Iacqueline Burks Lucille Shaner Second Row Clyde Weaver Peter Dalenberg lean Mangold Rosa Lee Hall Faye Calbetzor Lucille Dame Doris Lee Wolkins Ruth Moses Third Row Mary Fagras lacquelyn Vander Ven loan Dewitt lean Lockey Darlene Durbin loan Newman Mary Batchelor Georgine Chain lean Hanover Fourth Row Mr. Pierce lohn VanDuesen Duane Hellwig Maynard Martin Robert Stark Kenneth Mitchell Herbert Moyer Barre Heim Charles Vergon Not in the Picture Iosephine Anderson Richard Brewer David Coultas Ruby Meyers Norma Thompson Starting the Climb CSeventh Cradeb Down at B. H. S. among the students big and tall, Struggled seventy seventh graders through the big long hall, Beware, said the teachers, or you'll get lost, But the seventy seventh graders didn't wanta be bossed, After wandering around in an awkward way, We found the places where we thought we'd better stay. From that time on we did our very best, Through daily class assignments and every midyear test, Although we studied very hard the long days through, We decided to have a party and a picnic too, lust glance across the page at our officers true. Our year ended pleasantly which all of you know, Next year we'll be eighth graders, so How-de-do! Georgine Chain