Buchanan High School - Pines Yearbook (Buchanan, MI)

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SPQU TTW' my RING' TOWN TRIPPERS IUNIORS While passing through dear old Bucktown , the second group of townspepole that we visit is the Town Trippers, otherwise known as the Iunior Class. Having resided for some years at B.H.S., they have successfully tripped their Way through many interesting and engaging experiences. Gnly this year the members have entered into quite a variety of activities such as band, orchestra, Glee Club, Buckhorn staff, Library Club, trade school, Usher Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., F.F.A., cheerleading, and all sports. The people elected Lee Roti and Paul Sekan to represent them at sessions of their local government, the Student Council, of which Don Smith is vice-president, while Frankie Lowery reported all exciting occur- rences to the town paper. Top row: Earl Ditto, Edward Mitchell, Norman Lear, Robert Quick, Eugene Scameheorn, Eugene Stineback, Dale Wilcox, Ralph Liska, Jack Pollitt, Lynn Watson Second: Mr. Ebers, Richard Virgil, John Bittinger, Luman Granger, Don Smith, Tony Rosetto, Maynard Ewert, Harold Luhrsen, Harold Wagner, Richard Ravish Third: Barbara Chilson, Dora Lee Kohn, Kathryn Fagras, Lucille Backus, Dollie Sebasty, Dorene Weaver, .lane Samson, Donna Albrecht, Patricia Bromley Bottom: Eva Davis, Dorothy Samson, Diana Lauver, Lee Rfoti, Janis Fenn, Jessie Geary, Beverly Goodrich, Nancy Hanover, Mary VanAntwerp, Louise Wolford, Marietta VandenBosh Not in picture: Bill Batchlor, Jack Hamilton, James Henson, Dick Marsh, Vernon Shaner, Fred Williams l

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Town Dignitar-ies Take Their Hair Down Ieannette Fisher. . . Ioe Huebner .... Mary A. Hagley ....... lack Shirley ..,, Betty Harrier ..... .........,.............. Dale Ritenberg. Billie Io Warner THE SONG THAT REMINDS ME OF YOU AcrosstheSea . I , . . You Can't Have Everything .,...... But I Can Dream, Can't I Smoke Dreams from Smoke Rings Scatterbrain I Haven't Time to Be a Millionaire I'm lust Wild About Harry George Se-kan .... I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire Cleo Lolomaugh. Gene Stark ..... Marjean Sebastyi .'.'. Bill Smith ....... Alice Hyde ....,. .,. . . . . . . . Thanks tor the Memory . . . . . . . . In My Merry Oldsmobile Ieanie With the Light Brown Hair . . . .....,......., ' Five Foot Two ' ..... .,... I'm Alabama Bound Dick Lauver .... ...,. Floy Pelly ........ Kenny Elhert ....,........ Donna Lee Mathie ....,, Graydon Heim .... Armie Micou ...... Roger Carlson . . . Betty Ritter .,.. Andy Fagras ..... Ioyce Matthews. , . LaVonne Zelmer . , Norma McGowan .... Duane Fletcher ...,. . , . Tum On and Tiss Me ...,...,,....,, Iack,Iack,Iack .. , . . . A Man and His Dream I'm Always Chasing Rainbows . Three O'clock in the Morning ............... DancirigShoes , , . Swedish Rhapsody Walk Alone ....,......,... Blahl Blah! Blah! Mendelsohn's Wedding March . . . . , . .Hlreland is Ireland to Me . . . . . Bell Botton Trouser's . . . That Lost Barber Shop I I 1 1

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Top row: Danny Mitchell, Ray Nelson, Bill Mottl, Dennis Batchelor, Paul Sekan, Gerald Moulds, Marion Stoner, Charles Pate, Gordon Forbes, Robert Orpurt, Jim Topash Second: Bob Beaver, Don Mitchell, Neill Canfield, Maynard Ewert, Fred Altergott, Jack Runyon, Doyle Nesson, Jim Renbarger, Edward Hartman, Lloyd Clark, Wesley Leazenby Third: Miss Lyon, Marilyn Hewitt, Allene Ferris, Charlene Nehring, Kathleen Hubbard, Vivian Huston, Norma Ravish, Nancy Fisher, Frankie Lowery, Barbara Zelmer, Lorraine Young Bottom: LaVerne Swaim, Betty Miller, JoAnne Russell, Carol Shreve, Suzanne Mullen, Betty Womack, Dolores Hines, Gloria Schmaltz, Janice Jones, Marian Paddock TOWN TRIPPERS A group of very talented dramatic artists pleasantly surprised a large audience this year when the comedy, Come Rain or Shine was presented by a junior cast. The profits of the success went to financing the Iunior Prom which was held in the spring. They successfully sponsored a dance after the Niles game which not only furnished another means of support for activities but offered enter- tainment for the whole group. The long awaited class rings arrived and a more contented group couldn't have been found anywhere. The prom climaxed the junior events while at graduation and baccalaureate juniors were found marching down the aisle with the mighty seniors. All in all, they owe their thanks for a wonderful year to their advisers: Mr. john Elbers and Miss Martha Lyon, and the class officers: Presi- dent Iaclc Runyong Vice-president Luman Grangerg Secretary Dora STRU Wm' my RING Lee Kohng and Treasurer Edward Hartman. 23