Buchanan High School - Pines Yearbook (Buchanan, MI)

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WISHlNG SOPHOMORES Row I: Sally Srarnchoorn Marfla Pham, Clwarlolle Pease, lrnwn Kolclnun, Nolluo Anslre, Mnrqiex Col lforus Marsh, lwllylllfu Flanagan, Max Oxenrlcr, lanc Kolborgr lwxn limo AIM' llrrrrnylln ,-Kel Row 2: Slmrrrn Rrtlor Nan' Lauvur Bevorll Morollu Rolanda lifadn nan Lewis Kallu n llluxr Sho , V , f , , , xy , Xfkfnocl, Nan! y Loiurlxu, Marguorlle Lochafh, Ivan Rough, Ummm llankvrwn, Mu Vlwuwvr I I J Row 3: Tom llucabnor, lorry lauvor, Rolwrl Sarnu-ms, Cworgv ly.ansguw.1lwr, Torn KI-nl, llolw l'.1llenq.alI Carrnvn Shrcrve, Donald Freeze, Albert Rakowkki Row 4: john Lanlmlnl, lark flernvns, lolln Srlwrnrcll, Russell lvlollvvrg, Rolwrl llulrlmwvn Not in pIcI'ure: lvrry Coullag, Ilob Srroqquns, link Toll, llurnefr Zrnnunqor, BEST DANCERS MOST ATHLETIC MOST MUSICAL CHAMPION GUM CHEWERS CLASS CUTIES MOST TALKATIVE REDDEST BLUSH CLOC KWATCH ERS BIGGEST FLIRTS MOST POPULAR MAN AND WOMAN HATER MOST ANGELIC PERSONALITIES Flolancla Brado Que-ew Hankerson Lilluan Strelllng Sharon Ritler Gladys Rauch Rolanda Brado Shelby Woocl Beverly lvlorellr Barbara l-lutchison Nancy Lawyer Ruth Derlllnger Elalne Koonigshof WQ7- Landon Womack Gordon Smith Plerce Behrendl' Tom Kenr Ralph Anderson Bob Samuels Alan Canfield Carl Shogren Gone Lolrnaugh Conlon Srnuth Ralph Anrlorson Perce llehrenrlt N, lluy I I

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WlSl llNG soPHoMoREs We, as sophomores, have now completed our sec- ond year of Senior High School, vvith the kindly help of our sponsors, Mrs, Weaver and Mr. Hee-zen. At our first class meeting vve elected the following slate of officers: Tom Huebner, President, Gordon Smith, Vice-president, Elaine Koenigshof, Secretary, Marcia Pears, Treasurer, Ruth Derflinger, Buckhorn Reporter, Beverly Morelli and Marian Baker, Student Coun-:il Representatives. We vvant to congratulate Rolanda Brado, vvho was elected Secretary of the Student Council, and Nancy Lauver, vvho was selected a varsity cheerleader. During the year, many sophomores vvere active participants in clubs and other extraacurricular ac- tivities, such as Girls' Athletic Association, Future Farmers of America, Buckhorn Staff, Library Club, Camera Club, Band, Orchestra, and Glee Club. Our boys played both reserve and varsity football and lcasketball and helped Buchanan win many games Socially speaking, we had a very successful dance and class party. At the end of this year vve feel that vve are novv Q part of Buchanan Senior High School, and will enf deavor to help our school be a better place for all efBeverly Morelli Row 1: Shirley Norden, lane Stark, Marilyn Bavish, Betty Schulze, lune Zelmcr, Sara Marrs, Mary Ann Haag, Elaine Koenigshof, Marion Baker, Gladys Rauch, Barbara Martin, Shirley Nelson, Ruth Pinkerton, Dorothy Pitchford, Sue McCaslin, Row 2: Kay Koenigshof, Ruth Derflinger, Marilyn Yazell, Lillian Strefling, Sue Markham, Sandra Hanlin, Barbara Hutchinson, lean Warner, Barbara Burrus, Ralph Anderson, Kenneth Walters, joe Goble, Charles Norris, Mr. Heezen. Raw 3: Harold Snider, Dale Davis, Ramon Sexton, Lester Sebasty, Carl Shogren, Ralph Hurly, Here man Warner, joe Rancatore, loe Hayes, Chuck Soules, Harold Svvaim, Row 4: Herman Pelley, Robert Vite, Donald Peterson, Pierce Behrendt, Fred Anderson, Ralph Young, Cene Lolmaugh, Gordon Smith, Allen Canfield, Charles Nichols, lim Wilson Raw 5: Harold Myers, Robert Stineback, Landon Womack, Larry l'ligginbotham, Melvin Thompson, Sharon Walters, Norman Shoemaker, Lee Spencer, Wally Schirmer.

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BABES IN THE WOODS FRESHMEN The Freshmen, having finally become high school students, started the school year of l95l-i952 vvith a bang by electing class officers. We had an all- male hearl consisting ol our leader, Lee Rotzien, his assstant, Bill Karpinski, Victor Mull, who kept up to date on our class activities, and Jerry Mitchell, who handled our financial affairs. Jim Letcher and Monti Sue Wiggins let everyone know hovv vve vvere coming along by means of writing nevvs about us in the school newspaper, the Buckhorn. Bonnie Poorman and Richard Coonfield were elected members of the Student Council, while Dee Ann Cal- betzor took care of the Student Council's money. Our dance on October i2 after the football game with the South lienrl Catholic was a huge success and we were all pleased with its results. Many of our boys took part in such sports as foot- ball, basketball and track. We were very proud to think that Bill Karpinski made l3uchanan's varsity football team. Later on we elected cheerleaders to cheer our team on to basketball victories. Most of us took part in some of the school ac- tivities such as Band, Glee Club, Orchestra, Buckhorn Staff, Library Club, FFA, GAA., Junior Red Cross, and Camera Club. Although our Freshman year had a lot of hard work to it, we also had a lot of fun and vve can hardly wait to see each other again next year when we shall be looking forvvard to another year of hard work and fun. -Sharon Forthman Row I: Caryl Antisdel, Freida Price, Rita Stubbs, Lynette Giver, Peggy Cramer, Charlene Pears, Norma Dokey, lean Kane, Pauline Burns, Teretha Bateman, lo Anne l-lushovver, Rachel Bilotti, Sharon Forthman, De Ann Calbetzor. Row 2: Inez Evvert, lean Ditto, Wilma Vice, Dorothy Smith, Mary Schmidt, Patsy Noe, loy lennings, Yvonne lessvvein, lulia Ditto, Shirley Lane, Sandra Bischoff, joy Holston, Noreen Mitchell, Mr. Miller. Row 3: Ronald Backus, jerry Kingery, Bill l-lall, David Walters, Florence jordan, Monti Sue Wiggins, Barbara Anderson, lo Ann Goodrich, Ann Kaufman, Sally Flellwig, loanne Brevver, Row 4: Bill Karpinski, Russell Birdvshaw, Gene Baker, lerry Craw, Gary Carter, Bob Tucker, Erwin Blake, Lee Fisher, lerry Mitchell, Robert Grundhoefer, Torn Kenton -23-