Buchanan High School - Pines Yearbook (Buchanan, MI)

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he ig Blows FRESHMEN This year we started out with enthusiasm be- cause we had finally become students of Buchanan Senior High School. At our first class meeting, with the help ol our advisors, Ray Miller and Mrs. Kingsbury, we elected class officers. Our President was Ralph Anderson, who presided at the business meetings, our Vice-president was Ramon Sexton, who took over the president's job when the latter was absent, our Secretary was Nancy Lozicki, who took notes at the meetings, and our Treasurer was Charles Nichols, who kept track ol our treasures Those elected to the Student Council were Mary Ann Haag and Landon VVomack, who represented our Freshmen Class very well. Sara Marrs kept the account of our comings and goings up to date in Bottom Row: Betty Schultz, Charlotte Pease, Jeanne Raven, Mar- gurite Loebaeh, Marilyn Yazell, Shirley King, June Zelmer, Phyllis Flanagan. Nellie Anstiss, Sandra Hanlin, Shirley Nordin. Second Row: Dale Davis, Donald Peterson, Sue Ann Ketchum, Beverly Morelli, Ruth Derninger, Marion Baker, Rolanda Brado, Kay Koeniushof, Nancy Lozicki, Shelby Wood, Jane Kolberg, Elaine Kocnigshof, Alice Hearington, Mr. Miller. the Buckhorn. Nancy Lauver was elected Treasurer of the Student Council. Rolanda Brado and Marian Baker, our cheerleaders, led the yells lor our team. Different extra-curricular activities participated in by the Freshmen were: Library Club, Band, Or- chestra, Glee Club, Camera Club, Future Farmers ol America, Girls' Athletic Association, and Buck- horn Stall. These clubs were greatly enjoyed by the Freshman Class of l950-l95l. Our class sponsored a dance and held a class party, both of which were successful. We had Freshman football and basketball teams which did hue jobs. At the close of this school year, we feel that we have completed a very successful first year in Senior High School. -loan Lewis Third Row: Jerry Coultas, Robert Pattengale, James Wilson, Melvin Thompson, Lee Spencer, Harold Myers, Kenneth Walter, Ralph Young, Homer Zinninger, Jerry Lauver, Joseph Rancatore, Robert Vite. Top Row: Dick Toll, Walter Pinkerton. Wayne Mays, Clifton Bols- lmitt, Herman Pelley, Ralph Anderson, Tom Kent, Fred Willis, Gor- don Smith, Landon Womack, Walter Schirmer, Herman Warner, Harold Snider.

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he ay Coach Poachers som-iomonzs Bottom Row: Mrs. Weaver, Joyce Ecklebarger, Nancy Bristol, Annette Boyer, Anita Rosenthal, Willie Bateman, Judy Adolph, Mary Lou Massow, Barbara Best, Dana Gowen, Helen Backus. Second Row: Dean Williams, John Florey, John Wregglesworth, Ed Speckine, Harold Christner, Jim Batchelor, Van Young, Robert Young, Charles Pelly. Billy Kirtly, Joe Leteher, Gordon Quick. Top Row: Torn Mitchell, Don Boyer, Don Carbon, Clifford Simpson, To start the year on the right track we elected class olhcers. Into the Presidents orlice we put Richard Biestleg with Harold Pendley as Vice-presi- dent, Harold Forburger was elected Secretary, and Dale Schrag was appointed to the job ol taking care of the money. Beverly Burrus and Kay Huebner acted as class reporters while Corbin Detgen and Chuck Spangler were chosen to represent the class in Student Council. Imogene Renbarger was elect- ed Secretary ol' the Student Council and later on Secretary of the Co-operative Association of the Southwestern Michigan Student Councils. On September 29 our class sponsored a dance after the South Haven lootball game. It was chap- eroned by Mrs. Xflleaver and Mr. Heezen, 10th grade advisors. The class donated records to the Harold Gaul, Clifford Walters, John Lockey, Robert Marsh, David Best. Turner Bohbitt, Bobby Scroggins, Donald Clark, Donald Carling. Not In Picture: Richard Beistle, Lowell Gamble, Kenneth Goble, Robert Hawkins, Robert Magoon, Jack Miller, Patricia Otwell, Jack Ream, Dale Schrag, Marie Sebasty, Gene Shepherd, Stanley Swank. school and these were played for the First time at our dance. Our class is very well represented in extra-curri- cular activities such as band, glee club, GAA. and orchestra. Many boys have gone out for football, basketball, or other sports and have made a good showing in them. Some have received varsity or minor letters. The Latin Club, which is composed entirely of Sophomores, sponsored a dance alter the Three Rivers basketball game. X'Ve did this for the purpose ol' raising money lor our page in the Annual. The class has had a very interesting and enjoy- able year and we are looking forward to our Alunior year. Lestra Hanlin

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