Buchanan High School - Pines Yearbook (Buchanan, MI)

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NM WM ,WMM .,,. ....... 1 ' Mmiiir W, , YYY an-I x NNY V' mi , 1S M Adminis+ra'rion , gag.. i : : : : i,', S 'T' 55 :':: E '::52E, I.. W ' ,:,-- . ., fx . ', XJ' SCHOOL BOARD Standing-Harold C. Starke-Superintendent, Dr. Harry M. BeisileeeTrecmsurer, Phillip l. SextoneDirector. Seated-Mrs. Claude lrrihoii-'fSecretcxry, Phillip R. l-lariline-President, Mrs. Theodore Lyonfe--Director. Superintendent of Schools Principal of High School Harold C. Stark Pierre T. Bailey Secretaries Secretary Barbara Dokey, Dorothy Hawks lariice Penn Lawrence Deiksr-Westerrt Michigan College, BS. Galt, Science, Chern- istry, Pliysics, 8th Glade Adviser Frank Heszen-Ycttilctm College, BA. Arithinethic, Advanced Algebra, Algebia, G e o ni t r y, Baseball, Sophomore Adviser Ellis May-lXlichigan State College, BS. Agriculture, Biology, FFA Adviser FACULTY Kathryn Willard-Superior State Col- lege, BS. Art Laura Magro-Radford College, BS. Home Economics, English, Literae ture, 7th Grade Adviser Gladys Harris-Colorado A 61 M Col- lege, BS. Fl-lA Adviser, Home Ec- onomics Emanuel Feldman-Los Angeles State College, B.A. English, Debate Club Adviser, Speech, Senior Play Direc- tor Margaret Snyder-University of Michi- gan, BA., M.A. Annual Staff Ad- viser, English, Senior Adviser Lois Harqis-Southern lllinois Univer-- sity, B.S. English, Literature, Buck- horn Adviser, 8th Grade Adviser FACU LTY Carl Nestor-Michigan State, B.S. Gym, Hy- giene, Arithmetic, Football and Track Coach, Athletic Director William Burkett-Central Michigan College, B.A. Math, lunior Business Training, Social Studies, 7th Grade Adviser, As- sistant Football and Basketball Coach Pearl Helm-Grinell College, B.A. Gym, Hye giene, First Aid, GAA Adviser, luriior Adviser Raymond Steffen-Michigan State College, B.S. Gym, Social Studies, Basketball Coach Stanley Stromswold-Mankato State Teach ers College, B.S. University ot Minnesota, M.A. Family Living, Economics, Biology Earl Rizor-Westerror Michigan College, B.S. Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, Commercial Law, Senior Adviser Ruth Engstrom-Western Michigan College, AB., University ol Michigan, A.M. Typ- ing, Shorthand, Ottice Practice Iohn Elbers-Hope College, BA. American Governnierit, Sociology, U. S. HiStOIy, lunior Adviser Richard Dougherty-South Dakota College ot Agriculture and Mechanical Art, B.S. Mathematics, Social Studies, First Aid Awww f A A w 'f'QmWr.v.-,W f sewizne-s4ww W+vmvw'-vw Betty Cla1'li'-fe-llfli ity rl. ,tri Lfollrxflt,-, lifl.. l.llDlCITilf1ll Leah Weaver-Welsterii Michigan Col' lege, BA. University ol Michigan M.fx,, Algebra, Latin, Spanish, ll h I 1 .- Q ,fo r, Clilo Adviser, Sophomore fldvisvir FACULTY Albert Peppel-Western Michigan Col- lege, BM., Michigan State College, M.M., History, English, Social Stud ies, Band Ralph Robinson-Vxfestern Michigan College, BS. Crchestra Lucille Tibbles--Northwestern Univers sity, B.M., Music, Cflee Club Ray Miller-Western Michigan College, BS., Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Freshman Adviser William Runkewich-'Western Micliie gan College, BS. Co-op Training, Machine Shop, Trade School Not in Picture-Reba Lamb- St, Lukes Hospital, Grand Rapids, RN., West- ern Michigan College, Nurse gzondpnaflfggnvob WWW A 1- M? is as Six' wg. un I Q - ,..2:f:-' W e 'Q r 'tv rv gt , , ...,.,.,.... .... . VE ,f , 1 , M45 ., :,. .Q .,,1 Q x S V' L ,..A Q 3 Q? 'P' Y. Q : . x xg i ss 4' ' , 'isasa:: W0 a lu K xg' sw T A Q if A I A S4 SEVENTH GRADE First row: Anna Holston, Ieanette Herman, Gloria Roland, Ianet Ender, lttno Yazoll, Laurel Carlson, IoEllen lmhoif, Mara Trapp. Staron Stelter, Katherine Marsh, ludy Helm, Hazel l-iartline, Sanilra Doss, Carol Townsend. Second row: Elaine Massow, lossio Swaim, Imogene Strokes, Nancy Trapp, Geraldine Schutze, Helen Tees, Donna Stark, Annette Smith, Rosalie Carson, Iudy Han- lin, Elizaheth Moore, Mary Sarver, Madalyn Myer. Third row: Mr. Dougherty, Rirliarfl Wade, Lloyd Thompson, Walter Britton, Guy Dinolfo, Lee Dixon, Derrill Coonfield, Dale Chubb, Leslie Hampton, David Riley, Billy Bowers, Rayma Stewart, Sharon Schro- der, Barbara Kelley, Charlene Raven. Fourth row: lohn Wilson, Tom Boyer, Tack Gobei, Bill Mazrs, Iim Vtfhite, lim Thomas, Ed G9Gfl'1CIfl, Allen WGHGY, L90 BCICKUS, lGU1G'S MYICCINY, TOTI1 Smith, Allen Sorenson. Filth row: Larry Ditto, lim Dall, Edwin Kay, David lohnson, Steven Ricard, Bill Moore, Gone Watson, Lee Lyon, Ronald Nordin, Divk Gardner, Micheal O'l3ryant, Tom Sebasty, Ronald Eeiuwalt. About 120 seventh graders, with hearts pound- ing and knees knocking, entered B.H.S. in Sepf tember. We elected the following officers: Derrill Coon- fieldfPresident, Guy Dinolfo--Vice-President, Tom Boyer-Secretary, and Mara TrappfTreasurer. We picked Dale Chubb and Gloria Roland for our Student Council Representatives. lim Dall and Dick Gardner were selected as class reporters and Annette Smith and ludy Hanlin were chosen as cheerleaders, with lanet Ender as an alternate. Winning our first basketball game with St. Ioe was our first milestone. The score was 34-16. The seventh grade sponsored two junior high parties. At them we played games, round and square danced, and served refreshments. All in all we think weve had a wonderful year. We want to thank all our teachers and especially our class advisers, Mr. Dougherty and Mrs. Magro, for their patience and helpful advice. -Rosalie Carson SEVENTH GRADE Three Roses? ? Three Thorns? ? Catch! Top: lust Dreaming, Bottom: Ha Hat ! First row: Mamie Warren, Virginia Lewis, Barham Thomas, Dixie Przyhzlinski, Dora Hurley, Belva McCaslin, Pat Wynn, ludy i-:i4'l'lf:II1, Imitriseu Tliorfras, Ieweli Girimrris, Lrzrrairie Pwirsrrrr, Delores Bcilnlwin. Second row: Ianet iienrieri, Fcina Lakin, Leona Farrow, Lorain Baker, Ann Sherman, Bonnie Tucker, Mardeen Brewer, Miriam Treat, Sherrori Morris, Vivian Nobles, Thelma War- ren, Genevieve Marsh, Third row: Mrs. Fisk, Iames Iackson, Harry Ritter, Louie Bruno, Larry Bristol, Gene Ferrell, Ollen Baldwin, Dale Siale, Claude Denno, 'Walter Ward, Glen Meek, Chester Gillmare, Wavrie Analemeyer. Fourth row: Ed Kuhl, lack Streflinq, lack Cautirrian, lim Scrcqqins, Boqer Quick, Orrie Small, Tim Fulbriqht, Iahn Letcher, Tim Kaufman, Bob Dixon, Willie Floyd. Not in Picture: David Erlandson, Mary Kinq, Dean Thomas, Tim Kelly, lim Cole, Dan Drllavon, Bex Surch, Bill Younq. ll EIGHTH GRADE First row: lane Bose, Marjorie Ditto, Roberta Luster, Dorothy Amon, Icyce Lolniaugn, Nancy Arnrsri, Linda Mayhew, Mildred Wallace, Wilma Bavish, loyce Murden, lanet Kane. Second row: Loralee Sexton, Doris Nelsrgn, Carol Cease, lov Dokey, loanne Pollard, Betty Conrad, Ann Coger, Loretta Phiscator, Nancy Mahan, Luann Beatty, Mary Mullen, Nancy Mull. Third row: Con- nie Massow, Sally Benbarger, Vlfalter Biggs, Abel Rakowski, Philip Penn, Dennis Buff, Ronald Casto, Dick Mann, Denzel Stewart, Glenn Vifeaver, Karen Carlson. Fourth row: Harold lohnson Krieger, Fred Hickok, Leroy Anderson, George Boire. Fifth Terry Batch, George Charles, Ben Slocum, Roy Kelly, Robert To begin our last year of Iunior High School We elected the following officers: Chuck Irvinef-Presi- dent, Barbara f-leezennVice-President, Tex Wilcox -Secretary, Ramona Bicard-Treasurer, and Anne Borland and Eug-,ne Kreiger, who represented our class in Student Council. The class reporters for the Buckhorn were Virginia Soules, Sally Renbarger, and Marjorie G'Der. During the school year we had several Iunior Bob row: Lowe 12 Cramer, David Samson, Dale Canfield, Tex Wilcox, Eugene Dennis Dillavon, Larry VVile, lint Converse, David Bohl, ry, Mr. Decker. High parties. All of them turned out very well and were sure that everyone had a nice time. We also organized a basketball tearn. To cheer our boys on, we choose cheerleaders: lo- anne Pollard and loyce Lolmaugh with Anne Bor- land as substitute. We would all like to thank Miss Hargis and Mr. Decker for their fine help as our class advisers. They have been very helpful and considerate all through this year. Barbara Hee-zen EIGHTH GRADE Musicfil Maids Umm-m Good First row: Uznng bt vet, Itgonetto Slieflinq, Lcinoh Lewis, Virginia Smiles, Lindo Kenton, Chryl Irvine, Katherine Klueqer, Ramona Bicorfl, B-'1rl1,o1'o Hewitt-ri, Kay Mituhe-ll, Ann Borlfincl, Iucly Paul. Second row: Miss Horqis, Fonello Word, Charlene Eichom, MGI- ton., ODH Definn Nztfhn, Junkie Rizoi, Virginia Mills, Ionice Mlls, Mory Burrus, Carol Morelli, Beverly Schmoltz, Neva Iones. Third row: Clinic lrvine, Ice Honkerson, Brent Batchelor, Greg Dellinqer, Don O'Dei', Douqlcxs Dliscoll, O'Neil Gibbs, Lynn Ffigly, Lily Smtfrllt-y Yffvfqfg VX:-srttzi, Tcfrry lgifmlliertg. Fourth tow: llwltmt Colm, Holi Millel, lun Glliiilllfi, lteny llosrzow, lint llltrnclty Hichurti Huxfrtiscn, Bch Mclieel, loe Boyer, lohn Woodworth, Tom Fume-r. Fifth row: Claude Osbcm, Willie Bohhit, lim llowket, lim Itenxnnizs, Donny Lotivm, Connie Larson, Rex Allen, Heywood Harris, Dirk Proud. Not in Picture: Kathryn Rifenberq, Wciirerz Snow, Bri Bw ts, l iny lltiizfrmcqlt, Iohn Hawkins, lim Lohryk, Harold Thoxson, Dczn Webb, Betty Kelley. 13 FRESHMEN First row: lackie Du Bois, Bonnie Taube, Mary Myers, Terry Leazenby, Lcvudean flyepock, Donna Korn, Vermia Karnes, Sonia Spaulding, Ianet Morqenthau, loan Sektrn, lill Dewitt. Second row: Ianet Davidson, Pat Mitchell, Drucella Georqe, lean Ditto, Carol Gamble, Beverly Boyle, Sandia Callander, Ieanine Collinqs, Shirley Spaulding, Sandra Zimmerman, Lorraine Stale, Naomi Deeds. Third row: Doc Mrller, Harlan Blood, Don Balthazar, Robert Bellaire, Charles Klute, 'W'illiam Vite, Marlin Eddy, Larry Loliraff, Fred Phillippi, Bob Spencer, Dick Remington. Fourth row: Dale Ferris, Ronald Olson, Gene Flanagan, Norman Decker, Dennis Brado, lim Clemons, Glen Carlson, Walter Karpinski, Ken Kelly. Fifth row: Leroy Britten, Bob Holmes, Edward Virgil, Dewey Bicard, lames Kina, ferry Slcucuin, Bill Mitchell, Lee Frame, lack DeWitt. We Freshmen feel very proud to be in our first year of High School. Our class officers are: Dodge Karpinskie-President, Euaene LunoqefVice- President, lane Wilson- -Secretary, and Sandra Ra- Ven-Treasurer. Our Student Council representatives are Bud Heiermann and Glenn Carlson. Our class reporter is Ann Tibbles who is doina a very fine job of puttinq our news in the Buckhorn, We sponsored a successful dance on Novern- ber 14, after the Three Rivers aame. We elected cheerleaders for the Basketball games. They were Marlene Thomas, head cheer- leader, Mary Ann Shoaren and lane Wilson. We are also proud to have Dodqe Karpinski on the Varsity football team and Dick Smith on the reserve basketball team. Some of the clubs in which the Freshmen are participatina are: Band, F.F.A., Glee Club, GAA., Orchestra, Buckhorn Staff, Fl-l.A., Library Club, and Camera Club. We wish to thank our class advisers, Mr. Miller and Miss Harris, for the needed help they have aiven us. ---loudean f-lyepock FRESHM EN Top: Fire? ? Thrs is l-lllfll ' RQ Ciptivllll. Bottom: 'IW fxzf' 111 Cc1:11'-111 Cllrlr Trmrl First row: Cc,11111G H1'l11':fr11, 111111 lgivss, Shirlffy fT1'i111I71,f, N.111cy 311111161 l..C,'IC3l1kV Vcrrlstrorri, Delmriu Dflvis, Mrrrlwriw Tlirirrrfls, Allllt? 'l'1l11,irfs, Mrrry 1l1111s--11, N11111-y li1,y11, lVl11111l1f1f l,111f1l1-11-11. Second raw: Betty l91r1w11, Sale-1111 Wulnstfvr, Pcfcrrl linker, 5411111141 li11ve111, Gleridu Srrirfh, Mary A1111 Shrnrreri, ldrif- Wilswrr, Krry Bolster, E1 0011 Bf1il'flll9lI'Dl, Indy Lcylrrrcruqh, Iodn Roland, Scilly Kuhn, Mary A1111 Keyes. Third row: iyhss llcr1r1s, Hrlcrry Mfjorfv, Perl Cf1ll3H'lGIi, Rixlrvh Knight, Gary Carter, George Mills, Fred Hcxrilcersori, Doylv Goble, NQr:1111r1 L11h1sf1r1, Nfmrsy lhrll, Pfvqfgy Hurt. Fourth row: Ldrry Hrrtuliisori, Steve Perrdley, Dale Miller, Elmer Alterqutt, Buddy ilcifi-91r11cr11r1, Lurnfy liurrey, CDrv1llt- 'l'111u11111s, Clhruk Ditto, Gene Sr11tl1, Fifth row: Andrew XlVCICl9, Sylvester Dixon, Billy Gnodtke, Eugene: L1111rJ11, Pllllil ThiJll1j1SCIl, lf,l11'1 lieutly, Hur1r'1ie Ruff, CllQSl-'li Peellffy, Puul Krclsiriski. Not in Picture: Mildred Berrcrk, Donriu Cole, Bill Crow, l1111 Drrrs, Uffrmtliy Errrrwst, Maxirw Guido, Tom Holston, Dcrvid Lolrricruqli, Iuyce Nobles, Charlotte Nos-1, lim Phil 111411, Lcrris l31r1kci'1t1r1, Snirifpy Hczllf, lllll Survor, Shirley Sl0A'llIIl, Disk Smith, Be-rhdrd Topush, Bonnie Hubble, Howard Bennett. SOPHOMORES First row: Rachel Bilotti, Inez Ewert, Noreene Mitchell, Shelby Marrs, lean Kane, Lynette Giver, Sandra Bischoff, Sandra Flenor, Sharon Porthman, Norma Dokey. Second row: loanne Brewer, Maraaret Butcher, Peggy Freeze, Betty Flemington, Charlene Pears, Monti Vlfiqqins, Rita Stubbs, Barbara Anderson, Friedli Price, Dee Ann Calbetzor. Third row: Sally Hellwia, loy Holslon, leanne Snyder, loan Goodrich, Erwin Bloks, loycfe lenninqs, Patsy Noe, Sally Schultz. Fourth row: Mi. lfeezen, Wayne Nichols, Howard Briney, Bob C-troat, lerry Crow, Bob Tucker, Dean lfarroft, David Walters, Bob Grundhofer, Bolt Hall, Richard Rosenthal, Fifth row: lim Conrad, loe Benak, lames Meek, Chuck Karnes, Albert Green, lim Letcher, Craia Mtirrliland, lt-ny Kinqery, Samuel Craw, llariy Kelly. ln order to proqress properly throuqh the year, the Sophomores formed an organization and elected Larry Phoenix as President, lanis Sexton as Vice-President, Bill Karpinski as Secretary, and Dick Rosenthal as Treasurer. PeCJQY Cramer kept accounts of us in the Buckhorn, and Sally Schultz and Dale Dellinqer saw to it that we were well represented in the Student Council. lanis Sexton was Secretary of the Student Council. As Sophomores, we knew that we were a definite part of B.H.S. and therefore took on greater responsibilities. Members of our class took part in Band, Glee Club, Orchestra, Buckhorn Staff, F.F.A., Library Club, B Club, G.A.A., Debate Club, and PHA. Many of our boys were mem- bers of the football, basketball, baseball, and track teams, making it possible for Charlene Pears and Sharon Forthman, sophomore varsity cheer- leaders, to cheer them on to victory. One activity that we all took part in was the Sophomore Dance held after the Three Bivers football qame. We had a successful year and we owe many thanks to our advisers, Mrs. Weaver and Mr. Heezen, who aave us much needed help. Sharon Forthman SOPHGMORES At Vifork? lim Social Life First row: lulia Ditto, lanei Nelson, Hazel Stokes, Vivian Waqrer, Mrs. Weaver, lanet Lenox, Betty Arnold, Shirley Slocum, Nila Young. Second row: Dorothy Smith, loy Florey, Lenora Dickinson, Mary Schmidt, Pauline Burns, Bonnie Pcorman, lanis Sexton, Peggy Cramer, Kay Batchelor, Yvonne lesswein. Third row: lacqireline Wilson, Teratha Bateman, lerry Mitchell, Robert Grundhotter, Lee Fisher, Darrell Schmaltz, Victor Mull, Bill Speckine, Earl lady, Ronald Backus, Dale Dellinqer. Fourth row: Bill Karpinski, Larry Phoenix, Gerald Miller, Lee Rotzien, Riclrarcl Coonlield, Meri lrrdy, ,lack Plrillippi, lirrr Sarver, lim Bolvlsitt. Not in Picture: Chris Shari, Nellie Anstiss, Wanda Crow, loanne l-lushower, Landon Womack, Caryl Anlisclell, Gary Carter, Herman Smith, leanne Snyder. 17 JJNIORS First row: Betty Schutze, Mae Oxender, lune Zelmer, lane Kolberg, Barbara Hutchinson, Sally Scameheorn, Ruth Dertlinger, Beverly Morelli, Bolanda Brado, Sara Marrs. Second row: DOr's Marsh, Kathryn Bliss, Alice Hearington, Elaine Koeniqshof, Gerda Dupree, loan Lewis, Mary Haag, Nancy Lozicki, Shelby Wood, Kay Koenigshof, Nancy Lauver. Third row: Sharon Ritter, Carmen Shreve, Ken Walters, Lester Sebasty, Dick Toll, Melvin Thompson, Chuck Soules, Tom Kent, Charlotte Pease, Sue Ketchum. Fourth row: Robert Vite, Harold Snider, loe Hayes, lbhn Canfield, Ralph Young, Bob Hutchinson, Walter Schirmer, Torn Huebner, lerry Lauver, Mr. Elbers. Fifth row: Chuck Nor.is, Ice Gober, Dale Davis, Ramon Sexton, Sharon Walter, Her- man Warner, Bob Pattengale, George Manspeaker. With the supervision and guidance oi our two proficient advisers, Miss Helm and Mr. Elbers, We luniors teel that we have had a very happy and memorable year. Our class officers: Ralph Ander- sonePresident, Ierry Lauver-Vice-President, Bev- erly Morellie-Secretary, and George Manspeaker -Treasurer proved that they were capable of handling their positions. Marion Baker and Gene Lolmaugh stood up for us in Student Council as our representatives. Chuck Nichols was elected Vice- President of this organization. Sara Marrs wrote up the lunior news for us in the Buckhorn, During the year our class participated in such clubs and activities as Glee Club, Band, Orchestra, Buckhorn Statt, Library Club, B Club, BFA., Spanish Club, Trade School, F.H.A., and all sports. Two of the highlights of the year were present- ing our play, Beauty and the Beef, a three act comedy, directed by Mr. Elbers and the arrival of our long anticipated class rings the tirst Week in December. After the Niles-Buchanan basketball game, we sponsored a dance. The proceeds went to make a grand prom for the Seniors. This event ended our lunior year. Nancy Lozicki JUNIORS Left: Cll'1L5LSllIlijSl l Top right: Sideline Liiliqliler, Bottom riqhl: Smiley Sentimeniul. Fits! row: lluxfpf fdiillyii lIvi.lZZ,ll, lnxnn Siorlc, Shirley Nordin, Gladys Flciucli, Marion Baker, Shirley Nelson. Second row: lvlma lki Q ii .gn ll.j'l.,t? lliirliigiii, illnlilm Ilunlin, lvliiiilyii lluvisli, Suse Mcfjfislin, Sue Mfiiklimii, Mciiquiiie l.ce-lunch. Third row: iii., Szimfl, lv in Si.'lllli1Cll, Lfirry Hiqqinlpoliiuiii, Leo Spencei, Ed Speckine, lcmies Wilson, Chuck Nichols, Allen ljrinlinlu. Fourth row: lf? ' ii f3w.1::i, Gfillf lfilnlfiizqh, Ruipli Hliilgy, lierinun Pelloy, Russell Mollberq, Don Pelerson, Carl Sho' 511611, Aliiefir E-1.:ki.:.v,Ql:i Noi in Piciure: Pie,-Qleeiifli Amlfiscuri, Hrilpli Ancleiraon, lim Bfllulielm, Pieiue Bulirendl, lack Clemens, Mcxrqie Cole, leiry ywiillus, tween Hiirilsii-iscri, lacin Kurie, Bill l-lulalxle. tif' 141 ai 19 David Best Tumer Bobbitt Annette Boyer Willie Bateman Ianet Beck 1953 Iudy Adolph Barbara Arnold Helen Backus Richard Beistle Barbara Best Donald Boyer William Bowling Nancy Bristol Iames Burkett Beverly Burrus SENIORS Beverly Canfield Donald Clark Corbin Detqen Anna Ditto loyce Eckelbarger Harold Gaul Lf-:strc Hcmlin Richard Higginbotham Kay Huebner Ioseph Letcher 1953 Iohn I-'lorey Harold Forburger Ioanne Forthman Lowell Gamble Donald Garling Patricia Otwell Harold Pendley D'E1da Phoenix Robert Marsh Io Ann Merrifield SENIORS Iohn Lockey Onis Luster Donald McLean luck Miller Dale Mitchell Anita Rosenthal Iohn Rothfuchs Io Ann Rotzien Patricia Ritter Gene Rose Ioyce Reese Imogene Renbarqer 1953 Iames Poe lack Reams Gordon Quick 24 Robert Rotzien Roberi Scrmson Dale Schraq Marie Sebczsty Marilyn Shafer SENIORS Wayne Sheldon Eugene Shepherd Clifford Simpson Shirley Siitig Dan Smith Phyllis Smith Ianice Stubbs Stanley Swank Donna Vite Van Young No Picture-Clifford Walter SENICDRS I WILL We, the senior class of fifty-three, being of sound mind and body, do hereby acknowledge this as our last will and testament and do thus dispose of our personal properties: My soft voice to Rolando Bradodludy Adolph My heighth to Wally Shirmer-Lestra Hanlin My last name to Ioan Kane-Dave Best My shorthand ability to Bob Pattengale-loanne Forthman My blond hair to Mr. Burketthlim Burkett My soprano voice to Gene Lolmaugh-Barbara Arnold My physique to loe Hayes-Harold Pendley My debating ability to Mae Oxender-lim Poe My Buick to Bob Samuels-Orris Luster My White B sweater to lim Bobbitt-Turner Bob- bitt ,My drum to lohn Woodworth-Don Boyer My typing ability to Tom Huebner-Kay Huebner My dimples to Carmen Shreve-Imogene Ben- barger My sarcasm to Nancy Lozicki--Van Young My memories to the New School--Old School Our sophistication to the lunior Class-Senior Class SETN OR OFF CERS Standing: Lestra Hamlin, Secretaryg Corbin Detgen, President: Mr. Rizor, Senior Adviser. Sitting: Richard Higginbotham, Vice- Presiclent, Imogene Renharger, Treasurer, Mrs. Snyder, Senior Adviser. Poem The future-four tomorrowewas at one time but a dream But now it is reality: it is finally here. We must leave familiar things for things that will be new. We must be ready to tread the path that lies beyond, We may not be sure what we'll make of our lives, But with Gods help we'll do our best. Although we know there may he trials and hardships, Our hearts are braveg we are unafraid. Far ahead we look with steady gaze, And plan and prepare for what is to come. -loanne Forthman 27 N.. :wm.e x Q-Xi 5 5 va 5UN!QR HIGH fr- ' Q' 'I vi N lin! n n null iii!! - an fl -H sd ' 2'I X . .in ,. A E l 1110337 5 KNEE D .17 OS 014030 , - :H RW .- f i J 629951 Wea 9 057' 61101171927 HHIEI? w X Ks. ff aj MF? 7? HMER 17? UIVDEW 5'7'?!VDl FIIIFXVDZ IES7' gesf ffl! Rauma OW O 1' WWW C 1. HSS' CUTIFS gf QCP? UL ,gif if iff if A ' HONORS Standing back row-Harold Forburger, lohn Rothfuchs, Richard Higginbotham, Gene Rose, Richard Beistle. Standing middle row-Donna Vite, Beverly Burrus, loanne Forthrnan, lanet Beck, Janice Stubbs. Sitting-lmogene Renbarger, Kay Huebner, Io Ann Merrifield, Lestra Hanlin, Barbara Arnold. Not in Picture-Io Ann Rotzien. These honor students have maintained a 3.00 or above average, which equals a B or above average, during their tour years ot high school. The Valedictorian, Richard Beistle, maintained a 3.89 average during his tourvyear high school course. The Co-Salutatorians, Ioanne Forthman and lanet Beck maintained a 3.79 average during their tour-year high school careers. Ioanne Forthman received the Good Citizenship award given by the Daughters ot the American Revolution Society. The qualities ot dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism are considered in presenting this award. VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATIONS D.A.R. AWARD Richard Beistle Iocmne Forthman, Iunet Beck Joanne Forthman 5? QR 1 Ns wnsn1 ' A , 'Q Annual Staff Standing-Mrs. Snyder, Corbin Detgen, lo Ann Merrifield, Beverly Burrus Bob Botzren Ri hard Higginbotham Seated oyce Reese, Donna Vite, Barbara Arnold, Annette Boyer, ludy Adolph Lestra Hrrnlm Ioanne Porthrnan Imogene Renbcrrger With Mrs. Snyder's able assistance, our staff started work on the 1953 PINES. Alter hearing the many theme suggestions, we finally decided to show our tuture plans and how B.H.S. has pre- pared us tor the lite ahead oi us. ln late November, to start the sales campaign, we presented the Annual Follies based on changes and more action pictures to the student body. This skit was presented in two acts: the iirst showing a typical Senior Annual salesman ot Prussia, and the second showing a Buchanan l-ligh School senior selling his own Annual. A quartet, which sang at intervals during the show, concluded the skit. To make money tor our project, we tried various means. Soliciting the townspeople tor contributions brought in the largest amount ot the money while sponsoring a dance and selling annuals both in and out ot school helped us along greatly. We wish to thank the College Press in Berrien Springs, Mr. Paul Frank, our chiet photographer, Mr. George Smith, who contributed many ot our action pictures, Mr. Bailey and the Camera Club, who took most oi our snapshots, and the towns- people tor their co-operation in helping us with our 1953 PINES. - Imogene Renbarger Top row, Real Ge-crrgely Meeting the Deadline. Center: lntere-sting? Bottom row: Dcnnay Therell Be Sorne Changes Made. Buckhorn Staff standing-Bob Samuels, Chester Pelley, Shirley Nordin, Sandra Hanlin, Dennis Brado, Ierry Lauver, Alice I-Iearinaton, Elaine oeniqshot, loanne Forthrnan, D'Elda Phoenix, Sue McCaslin, Harold Pendley, Sara Scameheorn, Nancy Lozicki, Barbara Arnold, Dan Smith, Miss I-Iargis, Ioan Kane, Beverly Morelli, Io Ann Merrifield, Sally Schultz, Richard Beistle, Mcry Myers, leanine Col- mgs, Connie Hillman, loan Doss, Shelby Marrs, Around Table-Van Young, Rolanda Brado, Nancy Lauver, lanis Sexton, Ralph Anderson, Ioan Lewis, Sharon Forthman, Sara Marrs. 1953 BUCKHORN STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF-loanne Forthman ASSOCIATESeNEWSY-Ioan Lewis FEATURES-lerry Lauver CLASS AND CLUB-D'Elia Phoenix SPORTS-Harold Pendley CIRCULATION EDlTOReBarbara Arnold WRlTERSfRalph Anderson, Sharon Forthman, Sara Marrs, Sally Schultz, Van Young, Nancy Lozicki. TYPISTS-Sara Scameheorn, Nancy Lauver, Ro- landa Bfada, Dan Smith, Elaine Koenigs- hot, Richard Beistle, Sandra Hanlin, Shirley Nordin, Alice Hearington. ARTISTS- lanis Sexton, Shelby Marrs, Beverly Morelli, lo Ann Merrifield. PRINTERSfloan Doss, Dennis Brado, Connie Hill- man. ADVISERe-Miss Hargis. In lune, 1953, the Buckhorn will complete its ninth year of publication. During these years it has had several advisers, but none were more competent than the present adviser, Miss Hargis. The Buckhorn stait has tried to get an issue out every other Wednesday. There were the regular special editions honoring Thanksgiving, Christ- mas, and Easter. At the beginning of both semes- ters a subscription-selling campaign was held. The Buckhorn again helped in paying for the special assemblies we had. This is the third year that the Buckhorn was entered in the Columbia Scholastic Press Associa- tion contest, sponsored by Columbia University. The papers are classified as to type and size ot school, and to the kind and method of publica- tion. Then they are judged according to how Well planned the paper is-including timeliness of news, feature stories, editorial writing, and sports writing. The two previous years the Buckhom did well, getting a second place rating each time. -lerry Lauver Student' Council Standing-lim Burkett, Ioanne Forthman, Marion Baker, lerry Lauver, Corbin Detgen, Gene lolmaugh, Bcb Samson, Derrill Coon lielcl, Eugene Krieger, Chuck Irvine, Ann Borland, Dale Dellinger, Larry Phoenx, Mr. bailey. Seated-Sally Schultz, Sharon Forth rnan, Dale Chubb, Gloria Boland, Glenda Smith, Chuck Nichols, Dodge Karpinski, lanis Sexton. Not in Picture-Harold For burger, Ralph Anderson, Burl lleierntarrn, Glenn Carlson. 1 The Student Council consists oi students from seventh through twelfth grades. The membership l includes tour oiiicers: President --lim Burkett, Vice- President--Chuck Nichols, Secretaryelanis Sexton, and Treasurer - Glenda Smith, all class presidents, two representatives irorn each class, two cheer- leaders, and our taculty adviser, Mr, Bailey. Special committees were appointed at the begin- ning of the year to plan all chapel programs and assemblies, to prepare the auditorium lor the pro- grams, to assign dances to the various classes and clubs, and to keep the bulletin board up to date. Three meetings ot the Co-operative Association ci Southern Michigan Student Councils were held during the year. Two were attended only by the oiticers oi the Student Council and one by all mem- bers. The Christmas chapel program was planned by the Student Council and presented entirely by students. To make money tor its various projects, the Stu- dent Council made and sold pom-poms tor the homecoming iootball game and sponsored a dance on December 5, l952. Among the many projects oi the Student Coun- cil was the presentation ot several paid assemblies to the student body during the year. -- --lanis Sexton Top row. Let's Dance. Center: Mr. Sr-liar-lrtq p47ITll'lOlllS. Bottom Row: The Big Shot-1. A Q 17 if is QW ui' mf X 1 1 Latin Club Standing-lerry Mitchell, Harry Kelly, Mrs. Wedver, Noreene Mitchell, Yvonne lesswein, Rolph Hurley. Seated-Kay Batchelor, Sondrcr Bischoff, Peggy Cromer, loy Holston, Sally Schultz, Sharon Forthrnun, Borbom Anderson, Rita Stubbs. l l This yeor the Lotin Club consisted of thirteen members. At the first meeting we elected the following officers: Consul e--lerry Mitchell, Pro-Consulflioy Bortchelor, ond Scribeelitito Stubbs. Mrs. Weover was our odviser. We decided to hold meetings on the first Mondoy of eotch month. ln the first hcrlf of the hour we hod our business meetings ond in the second half we had games ond contests, plonned by or specially otppointed committee. Everyone subscribed to C1 Latin mcrgcrzine corlled the Auxili-lin Lotinumu ond bought pins which mode us eligible for the Nottionol Latin contest, put on by the lunior Clorssicol Leotgue. As in previous yeorrs we took o trip to Notre Dome in the spring, but we odded something by ottending o movie ofterword. At the end of the yeor the three outstctnd- ing Lotin students were presented with otwdrds ot Honor Convocortion. This ended o very successful yeor. --leiry Mitchell Top row: At Notre Domey Tec1?? Bottom row: We Eat Tonight: Looks Potent. 38 Spanish Club Bock row--lune Zelmer, Sue McCaslin, Sue Ketchum, lane Kolberg, Barbara Hutchinson, Marguerite Loebach, Kay Koenigshoi, Elaine Koenigshcf, Nancy Lauver, Sally Scameheorn, Alice Hearlngton. Front row-Mae Oxender, Tom Kent, Gordon Smith, Bob Samuel, Charlotte Pease, Mrs, Weaver. To begin the year Muchos Amigos elected the fol- lowing officers: Tom Kentf- El Presidente, Robert Sarnuele El Vice-Presidente, Alice Hearington-- El Secretario-Treasariof' This year our group is made up of lb luniors who have enjoyed their Spanish Club very much and are looking forward to Spanish next year. Our meetings were handled by different commit- tees each rnonth. We set aside the third Friday of each month for our meetings, at these, interesting movies of Mexico and other places were shown. Dur- ing the year Mrs. Weaver told us many interesting facts about the people, customs, clothing, religion, and food of Mexico. We also learned how to play Spanish games, which proved to be very interesting. We learned to speak Spanish better by using the Linguaphone. The Linguaphone plays records which are spoken in Spanish. We would listen to the records and try to translate the Spanish into English. Our Spanish Club Dance was February 23, and proved to be very successful. f- Alice Hearington Top row: All Aboard!! Mrs, Weaver. Center: El Presi- dente, Bottom row: Busy, Ar'en't They? 39 Future Farmers of America The F.F.A. is o national organization of students enrolled in vocotional agriculture. lts membership totals nearly half a million. Officers of the Buchanan Chapter No. l65 are as follows: President-lohn Florey, Vice-PresidenteDavid Best, Secretary---Gene Bose, Treasurere-lack Clemens, BeporterffBill Bowl- ing, and Adviserf-'Ellis May. There are 29 members in the Buchanan High School chapter, Among the activities we have pour- ticipated in is sending Ed Speckine and Bill Koe- nigshof to the National Convention at Lansing. ln October of l952 the organization held its annual school and community fair. The high point winners, Gene Bose, Lee Spencer, and Dale Ferris, went to a Michigan State football game. This year the or- ganization has also started beef, swine, and crop co-operative projects. Each year our organization has a recreational and educational tour of Michigan, We also ottended the lnternational Live Stock Show in Chicago in December. Bill Bowling Top row: Brothers. Center: Tito QDflll'V IS. Bottom row: Beafly tor Workg The Chief. On tractor: Ralph Young, liiii Wilsfiri, loe Bertola, lerry CQIKIW, Lrnr- Spenver, Bill SIUfl'lClI1Q, Bill Bowliriq, Ed Silo kiricy, David Best, lolin Florey. Standing: Norman Luhrseri, Robert Vite, Mr. Moy, David Vlfrrlters, Som Crow, Bob Hall, Dole Ferris, Sitting: Bob Spencer, Gene Bose, Bill Korpinski, Walter Korpinski, Larry Higgirilpothririi. Absent: David Lolnioiiqh, Gerrxld Miller, Doon liar- roff, lack Clemons. Future Homemakers of America As the Buchanan Chapter ot the Future Home- makers ot America enters its second year we are represented by the iollowinq oiticersg Presidente lmoqene Renbarqer, Vice-President' loyce Eckel- barqer, Secretary' lo Rotzien, Treasurer -Charlotte Pease, Parliamentarian- Nancy Bristol, Historian' - Sue Ketchum, Reporter Donna Vite, Sona Leader -f ludy Adolph. The motto ot the PHA expresses the purpose ol the orfganization -Learning to live better today in order that our lives and those ot our families may be better tomorrow. Membership is open to any high school qirl who has had one year ot homemakinq or is now en- rolled in a horriemakinq class. Last lime Sue Ketchum and Charlotte Pease rep- resented our chapter at the leadership training Camp held at St. Marys Lake Camp, Battle Creek, Mich. We would like to thank Miss Harris tor the time and help she has given this newly formed Club. loyce Eckelbaraer Top 1'0w: ltr- ri Stott riiirt titty Irlrrinr tkiiiily, Bottom row: We Cari lltrrrlly Wim, living f2w'wftl round fqble I If Ik iq D orb i 'W 1 xittoi, Kali-,irlwttv lyff 1St, lo lifrtxieri, Sue Kotulmni, loyve llkellicrrqor. Standing l s rriis rina V ariot orirx, lticiy Aniolgrli, loycte Reese, Nanry Bristol, Betty Schulze. Libra ry lst Row-lerry Craw, Bob Tucker, Nancy Bristol, lean Kane. Standing-Margaret Butcher, Miss Clark, Anna Ditto, loan Goodrich. The Library Statt ot l952 and 1953 has been very busy and has had a profitable year. Ot course, we could never have survived it we hadn't the most patient and helpful teacher, Miss Clark, whom you all know as the Librarian ot Buchanan High School. At the first rneetina we held election ot otticers tor the year ot l952 and l953. They are the tollow- ina: President-ffelean Kane, Vice-Presidentnlknna Ditto, Treasurerf Bob Tucker, SecretaryffShirle'y' Nordin, Beporterf-lerry Kinqery. The club sponsored a book lair during Ameri- can Education Week to display new children's books and order books tor the school library. The dance which we sponsored on lanuary 9th with the Debate Club was very successful. -fSue Markham ls! row-Nancy Boyer, lVlar1lyn Yazel, lanet Nelson, leannine Collinqs, lane Stark, Shirley Noidin, Eileen Batchelor, lanet More aenthau, Loudean Hyepovk. Standing-Sue Markham, Inez Ewert, Lee Spencer, lerry Kinqery, Mary Myers. This year membership in the Usher Club was limited to thirty girls. Oi these the following officers were elected: PresidentfDonna Vite, Vice-Presi- dent, Rolando Brado, Secretary-Treasurer---Lestra Hanlin, Reporter-Sara Marrs, and Head Usher?- Mae Oxender. To become a member of this club a girl must be in the junior or senior class. She must usher six times during the year, and must attend all the club's business meetings, which are held the first Usher Club Monday oi each month. The Usher Club, organized as a service club, is this year accepting donations from civic organ- izations for services rendered Among its duties are distributing basketball and football programs, ush- ering ior Baccalaureate, Comencement, and for plays. The club under the fine advisership of Mrs. Weaver has had a very successful year. -Rolando Brado lst row-Mrs. Weaver, Lestra Hamlin, Done no Vite. 2nd row-Mae Oxender, Sara Marrs, Rolanda Brudo. 3rd row-Kay Koenigshci, loyce Reese. 4th row-Sue McCaslin, Nancy Lauver, Ruth Derilinger. 5th row-Nancy Lozicki, Mary Ann Haag, Beverly Morelli. Sth row-Shelby Woods. Alice Hearmgten, Betty Schutze. 7th row- Charlotte Pease, Marguerite Loebach, Sue Markham. Sth row-Sandra Hanlin, Ioan Lewis, Queen l-lankerson. Sth row- Shir- ley Nelson, lune Zelmer, Sue Ketchum. x M WV if Y QA .v Debate Club Early in the tall the Debate Club, which is a member oi the Michigan l-ligh School Forensic Association, elected otticers tor the year. The results were: Chair- manf'Corbin Detgen, TreasurerfMae Qxender, Sec- retary-lanet Nelson. We had tour debates this year. Two were away at Otsego and Coldwater, and two were at home with Battle Creek and Kalamazoo. The question that echoed through the halls and classrooms this year was Resolved that the Atlantic Pact Nations should form a Federal Union. Both affirmative and negative teams had excellent cases. The club sponsored bake sales in order to raise money to pay for our letters and pins, Our letter is a small B with an inserted gavel. A debate pin is presented to a debater tor excellence in debating. This pin distinguishes him as a debater. We who are graduating wish to thank all who have taken interest and made it possible for us to have a debate club. Y- Corbin Bit oi Top row: Who Won This Debate? Bottom row: Doing Research Wcrkg Ctticers. Standing-Mr. Feldman, Gene Lolmaugh, lim Batchelor, lanet Nelzon, Queen Hankerson, Sandra Hanlin, Mae Oxender, Sue Mark- ham, Don Boyer, Dale Sclirag, Richard Higginbotham. Seated-Corbin Detgen, lim Poe, Bob Samuels, Van Young. 45 Orchestra lst Row-Wilma Ravish, Elaine Koeniqshot, Sally Scameheorn, Dick Rosenthal, Mary Keyes, Sally Renbarqer, 2nd Row-Carol Morelli, Donna Vite, Mariorie Ditto, Ianice Mills, ludy Adolph, lo Ann Merrifield, Ann Tibbles, Ioanne Pollard, Mary Burrus, Carol Gamble, Io Ellen lmhoit, Lora Lee Sexton. 3rd Row-Gene Smith, Ken Kelly, Tom Sebasty, Neva Lane Iones, Loretta Phis- cator, Beverly Burrus, Barbara Heezen, Donna Korn, Bob Pattengale, lanet Beck, Tom Kent, Betty Conrad, Carol Cease, Lanah Lewis, loyce Murden. Standing-Ann Coqer, Gerda Dupree, Mrllobinson, ,lo Rotzien. The orchestra, this year, worked unusually hard. lt built up a strong strina department and in a very short time was ready tor public appearance. This is an extraordinary record, since the development oi strings is usually much slower and more diffi- cult than that oi wind instruments. Among our activities of the year, We played for the Senior Play and collaborated in a mixed concert tor the Parent-Teacher Association. eSally Scarneheorn L Practice ls Fun Glee Club lst row-Mrs. Tibbles, D. Vile, I. Adolph, A. Boyer, B. Arnold, I. Forthman, M. Baker, B. Morelli, I. Rotzien, I. Renbarger, L. Hanlin, B. Derflirzger, C. Pease, S. Scameheorn. 2nd row-I. Reese, B. Schultze, I. Zelmer B. Anderson, C. Nichols, V. Mull, T. Kent, B. Pattengale, V. Young, D. Smith, C. Soules, S, Marrs, S. Forthman. 3rd row-L. Giver, Y. Iesswein, K. Batchelor, V. Wag- ner, I. Nelson, S. Schultz, D. Sclirug, C. Detgen, K. Kelly, N. Decker, C. Shogren, P. Ritter, B. Pocrman, D. Calbetzor. 4th tow- S. Bischoff, l. Ewert, B. Remington, K, Koenigshof, S, Pendley, B. Bowling, E. Virgil, L. Frame, E. Smith, G. Lolmaugh, R. Hurley, S. Ketchum, l. Merrifield, B. Burrus, The Glee Club got well under way early in September with our new director, Mrs. Tibbles. Beginning our activities for the student body We sang for the first chapel service of the year. Our first appearance outside of school was singing for the Thanksgiving program put on by the Coun- cil of Churches. Mrs. Tibbles planned an altogether different program this year, consisting of a concert in which the band participated. This took place on the night of February 27 in the high school auditorium. ln April the Clee Club attended the Annual Music Festival which was held in the St. Ioseph High School gym. After practicing with the other schools which were represented we presented a musical program in the evening for the public. All in all We have Worked hard and enjoyed ourselves. We would like to thank Mrs. Tibbles for her co-operation and patience with us. -ludy Adolph Singing at Chapel Band 3 . I Coronets I. Beck ' B. Pattenqale K. Kelly B. I-leezen A. Boyer ' l. Mills I. Rizor I. Hossow Clarinels E. Smith I. Adolph' I. Merrifield L. Sexton A. Tibbles S. Renbarqer R. Wesner I. Rose H. Moore I. Pollard L. Hyepock B. Boyle I. Lewis Saxophone S. Scameheorn M. Burrus F. lltckok D. Korn I. Sexton C. Gamble W. Schirmer French Horns B. Burrus ' D. Rosenthal M. Ditto Trombones T. Kent V. Young ' B. Conrad I. Converse Baritone C. Cease Flutes M. Keyes M. Thomas Seniors Basses I. Rotzien ' F. Koeniqsliol E. Virqil Drums D. Boyer ' I. Renbcirger ' I. VV'ooc.lwortli Bells A. Coqer Drum Maiorette R. Brado Baton Twirlers I. Dokey M. Shoqren S. Nordin I. Stark Flag Carriers D. Vile ' G. Smith Top row: On the Busg Init, Bottom row: Ori Parade. SEPTEMBER 4-School opens 19-Football season opens 19-State Hi here 26-O 26-Allegan, there 26-O OCTOBER 3-South Haven, there 33-7 3-Assembly, Robert Edgar 9, 10-Teachers' Institute 10-Niles, there 0-O 16-Band Festival at St. Ioe 17-Bangor, here 41-6 24-Dowagiac, here 7-29 24-P.T.A. Amateur Show 30-Assembly, Otto Schacht NOVEMBER 6-Amateur Show 7--St. Ioe, there 6-7 14-Three Rivers, here 21-14 21-Iunior Play,- Beauty and 27, 28-Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER 5-Basketball starts 5-South Haven, here 43-35 12-St. Ioe, there 36-47 19-Dowagiac, here 71-46 22-Christmas Vacation starts IANUARY 5-School opens 6-Otsego, there 46-47 13-Portage, there 65-44 16-Niles, there 53-47 School Calendar the Beef 20-Berrien Springs, there 53-47 23--Bangor, here 64-47 24-G.A.A. Playday 30-Watervliet, there 53-51 FEBRUARY 3--Berrien Springs, here 71-33 6-St. Ioe, here 59-52 10-Bangor, there 50-31 13-Dowagiac, there 55-54 17-Otsego, here 89-47 20-Niles, here 56-41 241-Portage, here 52-43 27-High School Musical MARCH 26-All Sports Banquet 31-Assembly, George Campbell APRIL 3-6-Easter Vacation 9-Cheerleader election IU-Baseball starts l4-Track season opens 15-P.T.A. Musical 20-Golf begins 22-Glee Club Festival 24-Senior Play, Men Are 28-F.H.A. Buffet Supper MAY l-Queen Dance 8-Style Show 16-Golf Regional Meet 16-Regional Track Meet 22-Baseball ends 23-Iunior-Senior Prom 23-Golf State Meet 23-State Track Meet 25, 26-Senior Exams 27-Honor Convocation 31-Baccalaureate IUNE 2-3-Final Exams 4--Commencement 5-School closes Like Streetcars ' Q as. ' , K W 1 4 x Q 8 2 5 X ,A ff , .1': :,:..,.. K -, Q --: M WW Q, A Q9 W 'ii 9' ff 18. E if: ,NY I gi ,QWV Q f A WA . ww 4 PM ' gm x NXQCXQJJ, - HW .sa P ' W 3 ll 9 f, X Efiiiff W' :N , dw' ,.., :Y 'ff 'ic MW I sm QL Qi 1 912 Senior Play Rack row: Richard Higqinbotham, Harold Pendley, Patti Ritter, lim Burkett, Dale Schraq, Marilyn Shafer, Phyllis Smith, Van Young, Mr. Feldman. First row:: Richard Beistle, Imogene Ren':argor, Leslra Hanlin, Ianet Beck, Beverly Burrus, ludy Adolph, loyce Reese. Not in Picture: Donna Vite, Pat Otwell. Cn April 24, atter many hours of practice and fun, the seniors presented a 3-act comedy Men are Like Street Cars under the direction ot Mr. E. Feldman. Things start rolling when Maudie Masonilsestra Hanlin decided to marry oft her sister SylviaiPat Ritter, who is very quiet and boy-shy. In the mean- time, Maude is trying to show the neighborhood girls, lul .fefloyce Reese, Alix'fBeverly Burrus, Lys- bethe ludy Adolph, and her cousin loyelanet Beck, the system she uses on her steady, Davy-lim Bdrkett. ChifVan Young, a lady's man falls hook, line, and sinker tor loy's line, which she has so successfully leaned from Maudie. Mother-flmofene Renbarger is lett alone to handle the daughters while DadeRichard Be-istle is trying to get a loan for his building project. Ted-Richard Higginbotham, who is the bank presi- dent's son, is helping Dad and Ierry-Harold Pend- ley get their loan through his tather's bank. The neighbor girls' mothers, Mrs. Allen-Phyllis Smith, Mrs. White-Pat Otwell, and Mrs. DayeDonna Vite, come over to tell the Masons off. Marilyn Shafer plays the part of Margaret, the maid. Eventually everything works out and there is a happy ending for everyone. we--Imogene Renbarger 52 Junior Play Standing-Elaine Koenigshof, Chuck Soules, Sally Scameheorn, Mae Oxender, Harold Snyder, Tom l-luebner, Allen Canfield, flary Ann Haag, Beverly More-lli, Gene Lolmaugh, George Manspeaker, Nancy Lauver, Chuck Nichols, Kay Koenigsliof, Sara flarrs, Mr. Elbers, Bob Pattengale. Sealed-Carl Shogren, Rolanda Brado, loan Lewis, Ralph Hurley, Marion Baker, loo layes, Toni Kcnt. The luniors presented Beauty and the Beef in November l7. The play, which was a great success, was under the direction of lohn Elbers. The Allen family had moved from Chicago to he small midwestern town of Binnebugushi. Gin- iy Allen lRolanda Bradol met Franny Barton lloan .ewisl in Binnebugushi, and the girls discovered hat they had something in common-Brains! I Brains made getting boy friends difficult for the Jirls. Ginny, in order to get Beef Anderson CCarl Shogrenl, and Franny, to get Foggy Ryan tRalph lurleyl, had to prove that the boys were smarter than the girls. Together the girls devised a plan to get their men. ln the meantime, Lester Allen tTom Kent? was trying out for the position of bass drummer in the band. But there was one thing he lacked-a bass drum. He became friends with Molly Woods CSara Marrsl whose father owned the only bass drum that Les could find. While Les tried to get the bass drum, and Ginny and Franny planned to catch boy friends, many other humorous incidents were provided by minor characters. Everything turned out all right eventually, however. -A-floan Lewis Junior-Senior Prom The annual Iunior-Senior Prom was presented on May 24, 1952 by the Iunior class. The theme, Cinderella's Ball, was carried out throughout the dance. As we opened the doors the entrance to the gymnasium became the entrance to the castle. We entered the rose-covered doors into the ballroom. On the tar wall was a tloorlength painting of the castle with golden roads and a pumpkin stagecoach approaching the castle. The ceiling was decorated with streamers of silver and multi-colored baloons. Around the room were cardboard statues of Cinderella's step-mother and sisters, Lucifer the cat, and the two mice. In one corner stood the silver slipper on a satin pillow. During the intermission Gerry Hubbard was crowned Cinderella After dancing until twelve to the strains of Bob Lewis' music, we left from a dance which will never be forgotten by most of the couples there. fLestra Hanlin Honors Convocation Throughout the school year all students look forward to ne assembly program at which those who have achieved out- anding honors are presented awards. Each year the local D.A.R. chcpter presents an award to Senior girl, of fine character, who has shown outstanding zrtriotism, dependability, leadership, and scholarship. Io- rine Forthman received this award. Ierry Lauver was presented, by Mr. Elbers, the D.A.R. ward for excellence in United States History. Mrs. Weaver presented keys to the three outstanding stu- ents in second year Latin. Pins or certificates ot award were given to those stu- ents who completed a year's satisfactory work on the BUCK- ORN staff. Certificates were awarded to those students who were :tive members of the Debate squad. Those students were: an Young, lim Poe, Richard l-ligginbotham, Corbin Detgen, met Nelson, Mae Oxender, and Bob Samuels. Each year several members of the lunior class are selected attend Wolverine State meetings. This year Tom Huebner id lerry Lauver, with Ramon Sexon and Charles Nichols a alternates, were selected to attend Boys' State. Mae Ox- ider and Mary Ann Hagq, with Elaine Kcenigshof and Kay :enigshot as alternates, were selected to attend Girls' State. A subscription to the Reader's Digest was presented to e valedictorian-Richard Beistle. The Bausch and Lomb Science Award for recognition of :ientific achievement during high school was presented to .chard Beistle by Mr. Decker. The Optimist Club presented Richard Higginbotham with e American Government Award for scholarship, leadership, 1d service. Each year the F.F.A. chapter gives an award to an out- anding member of the chapter who has shown exceptional terest in F.F.A., leadership in F.F.A., and an excellent tarm- g program. This year the DeKalb award went to Gene Rose. The Girls' Athletic Association award, based on sports- anship, leadership, friendship, loyalty, and co-operation, as presented to a Senior girl who demonstrated these char- rteristics. This award went to Willie Bateman. Band pins were awarded by Mr. Peppel to those Seniors ho gave outstanding service to the Band while they were embers. Those Seniors were: Donald Boyer, Io Merrifield, :net Beck, Iudy Adolph, Beverly Burrus, Van Young, Imo- ane Renbarger, and Annette Boyer. Ramona Bicard and Heywood Harris were presented with e Eighth Grade American Legion Citizenship Award for tmmendable citizenship. The Castle Civic Award each year is presented to a Senior of good citizenship, scholarship, dependability, im- provement, and extra curricular activities. This award was given to Lestra Hanlin. This year something new was started in the Commercial Department. Each month the official shorthand and typewriting tests from the GREGG AWARDS DEPARTMENT are given to those students maioring in the business courses. In order to qualify for a certificate or pin award, a high standard of effi- ciency must be attained. The following students have quali- fied for awards in the various classifications given: SHORTHAND CERTIFICATES--80 words per minute and 957, accuracy in transcribing the shorthand notes on the type- writer. lcanne Forthman, lo Ann Merrifield, Ianice Stubbs, Imogene Renkarger, Sally Scameheom, and Nancy Lozicki. Sl-IORTHAND CERTIFICATES-60 words cr minute and 852, accuracy. loanne Forthman, Io Ann Merrifield, Marie Sebasty, Rolando Brado, Sally Scameheom, Nancy Lozicki, and Alice Hearington. SHORTHAND COMPLETE THEORY CERTIFICATE'-A vo- cabulary test of 100 words based upon the principles of Gregg shorthand. Ioanne Forthman, lo Ann Merrifield, Ianice Stubbs, lmogene Renbarger, Sally Scameheorn, and Nancy Lozicki. lando Brado, and Kay Huebner. TYPEWRITING CERTIFICATES-60 words per minute for a ten-minute writing with five or less errors. Kay Huebner. Fifty words a minute-Joanne Forthman, Kay Huebner, Sally Schultz, and Ralph Anderson. Forty words a minute-loanne Forthman, Imogene Ren- barger, Joyce Reese, Sally Schultz, Barbara Anderson, Sharon Forthman, Merl ludy, and Patsy Noe. Thirty words a minute-Helen Backus, D'Elda Phoenix, loyce Reese, Iohn Florey, Annette Boyer, Barbara Anderson, Pauline Burns, Sharon Forthman, Bonnie Poorman, Sara Marrs, Peggy Cramer, Hazel Stokes, and Ruth Derflinger. Senior students attaining an average of B or better through their four years of high school were awarded scholar medals, Tho-se who received these medals were: Valedictorian: Richard Beistle Salutatorians: lanet Beck and Joanne Forthman Honor Students Barbara Arnold Io Ann Merrifield Beverly Burrus Imogene Renbarger Harold Forburger Gene Rose Lestra Hanlin Iohn Rothfuchs Richard I-ligginbotham Io Rotzien Ianice Stubbs Donna Vita Kay Huebner B Club Botiom row: lohn Botlifuvlis, Bulw Botzien David Bust, llfilrt Sfrliraa, Pltirolfl P'oi'littrt,iel, fforlvin Detaen, Fiivharfl B12-istle. 2nd row: Coach Nestor, Gorrlon Sinitli, Bifliaid lil',IfIil liTPf'll'lIl1l, lliilolfl Peniilvy, ELILIGFIIV' Silfjlilfxlti, Cutie Bose, Carl Slioqron, 3rd row: Balph Hurley, lini Conrad, Bill lftiipinslci, Gftiivf lntlziaati th, Allen Uanlwlfl, lfltnt-lc Ni-'lir,ls. 41h row: Dale Dellinqei, liin Boltliitt Let- Rowion, lun l.VtTf'llfI, Ut 'ltw Ktiipilislci. The B Club otticers are: President, l-larcld Forburaer, VicePresident, Bichard Beistle, Sec- retary, Corbin Detqen, Treasurer, Dale Schraa, Sat.-at-Arrns, Dave Best. This year as in the past the B Club had the football schedule board painted and placed on the school lawn. The Club sponsored a series oi bake sales at all honie basketball qanies. The B Club helped to stage other school events, such as banquets, dances, and plays. The seniors and three-year ineinbers ao on a trip each year. This year they have planned to go to Chicago to attend sonie sporting event or staqe show. All the rnoney raised by the B Club will ao toward a aiit to the school, B pins to be qiven the senior boys, and to needy organizations. Corbin Detaen f. fy -Qfwi' f V X wi.-nw' 15, ' w, ik A COACH HORKE 77 if -1 . K gh H VEH 4. K UA TUBE 1 N2 as cfm vfiz I -K vm 1 222ffE 1 , , ' xy ,. if ::,, is 1, I ' - I .. I, t ,' , -lal Y ii: .:., I y, ,,,. --::1:- K K1 3 5 I 'KJIN HAL CORY 'BILL GENE '30B 'mf 58 , E .' V in 6 5. lu V 11' ' T , 'A J , Q : ':':':': . .-f: .Q I' UC., I ' H DODGE GRB if E JI I1 5 , A , 'Zwuc K wwf 'Q neg! f' 3 a F' 6 X s Q min my ST I? TOE JOHN CAR! TURNH? ELL MCH AUM, Um 59 fx H u ,Q I fy f eg K, f i Q i 5 E ' 4 Football First raw: Iclm Rotlfxcrlxs, Bob Ptitzien, Richard Beistle, lowell Gamble, Dave Bcst, lim Burkett, Harold Forburger, Harold Pendley, lliil Bowling, Gene Bose. feccnd row: Coach Dougherty, lim Conrad, Dodge Karpinski, Bill Karptnski, Gordon Smith, lim Letcher, Llluifk Nichols, Grotto Loliutt vglt, Ccczvlt Steffen, loe Benak. Third row: larry Vtfilo, Mgr., lim Boblvilt, Allen Canfield, Turner Bolnlntt, civil Shcqtcn, B'f'l1t1rwl l'lQrVyfnlwlltam, lfvc ltotzicn, Corbin DQlfjxll, Coarh Ht1l'lO'7ll,kfil'If'l1NPI5'0f. As the 1952 football season started Buchanan was picked by the pre-season polls to win the championship in the Big Four Conference. The Buck squad had l6 returning lettermen and were under the direction of a new coach, Carl Nestor. The first encounter of the season saw the State High Cubs coming ta Buchanan, seeking revenge for 7 straight defeats by the Bucks. The Bucks started capitalizing on the mistakes of the Cubs and sent State High home smoldering under a Q6 to O defeat. The Buchanan club then moved into Allegan. There the Bucks displayed their powers as they scored twice by air and twice by land to beat Allegan by a score of 26 to O. Next the Bucks traveled to South Haven and again came out the victor by a 26 point margin as they defeated South Haven 33 to 7. The following week Buchanan traveled to Niles where they played a history making ball game. After 48 minutes ot rough and tumble football, the gun sounded with the score O to O. The next game the Bangor Vikings lost to Buchanan, 41 to 6 at Buchanan. Buchanan then prepared to meet Do- wagiac to determine the Big Four Champs. The score at halftime read 7 to 7, but in the second half the Chiefs won the game by a 29 to 7 score. Buchanan then went to St. loseph, where the Bucks had complete control of the ball game until, with about 2172 minutes to go, St. loe, by a pass- ing game, moved down the field to score in the last few seconds. Buchanan, then, returning home to play host to the Three Rivers Wildcats, won a see-saw battle in the last three minutes by the score of Zl to l4. The Bucks Won 4 games, tied l and lost 3 but placed last in the Big Four Conferf ence. Buchanan placed five boys on the All-Confer- ence Team. They were: Robert Rotzien, Dave Best, Harold Pendley, lim Burkett-all seniors, and Allen Canfield, a junior. Harold Pendley was also selected for the Michigan Class B All'State Team. --lim Burkett UI? 2 3 J ' LQWE ' A V: + .Q E1 DNF . f f X , rv . 2 K , zzn u 21 :zn . , Dfw 21 TUBE .- B' J is :,.,: A -:-::: 4 5 ,VZZ ' ,.:f 5 Q 1' al' 1 f Q-1 ' I 5 Q if 'Q 5 5 ,Q W ' 3 4 .J 3 ..,,, ilmllixsf qw di 5 TOHN Q E, K. f av K nm ,, ,M Iziu f Q., A-22 5 ,Q 1 Wa Ed 'GEORGE COACH Q Bl E HMP! 3 n by ' H H I 5 i ,gk 'S A U J ua, A E , S mf fs X, J 4 Vx I amor is N5f4f'P DIY 2 ,A A .A' LARRY 92355 mf W5 1 3-4 'QWDY Basketball Standing: George lvlunspealzer, Ralph Anderson, lohn Schmidt, Larry Phoenix, Gordon Smith, Coach Steffen. Seated: lim Burkett, lim Batchelor, Dari Snuili, Bichs'irc.l Beislle, Lowell Gamble, Dale Schrag. Buchanan's 1952-53 championship basketball team, coached by Bay Steffen, proved to be one of the most successful teams in many years at Buchanan. With five returning lettermen the Bucks were picked by many to cop first place in the Big Four Conference. ln the first game of the season the Bucks played host to the South Haven Rams and were the victors by a score of 43 to 35. Next the locals visited St. joe for their first conference tilt and were set back 47 to 36. On their own court again the Bucks defeated Dowagiac in a tough one 71 to 46. Later the locals journeyed to Otsego and were upest 47 to 46. ln the next game staged at Buchanan, the Bucks defeated Portage 65 to 44. Having gained much needed confidence, the Bucks traveled to Niles and defeated the Vikings 56 to 41. ln another away-game the locals escaped with a 53 tw 47 victory over Berrien Springs. ln a home tilt that concluded the first half of the season, the Bucks tipped Bangor 64 to 47. The Bucks got the second half of the season underway by defeating Watervliet 53 to 51. Ber- rien Springs journeyed to Buchanan and was sent home with a 71 to 33 licking. ln one of the most exciting games of the year the Bucks defeated the St. joe Bears 59 to 52 at Buchanan. At Ban- gor the Bucks won 50 to 31. Again the locals journeyed to Dowagiac and were victorious in a 55 to 54 thriller. Bevenging an earlier defeat, the Bucks trampled Otsego 89 to 47. ln the last conference game of the season the Bucks played host to Niles and defeated them 72 to 66 thus clinching undisputed first place in the Big Four Conference. The Bucks ended the regular season at Kalamazoo College by defeating Portage 52 to 43. Buchanan drew Dowagiac for their first district tournament game at Eau Claire. The locals had a tough battle but won in an overtime 50 to 46. Next came the important district championship game with St. loe who had beaten Niles the night before. The Bucks ran into some very tough luck and lost in the last 5 seconds-48 to 47. Despite this loss, it was a very fine season. --Dan Smith .N -4-..,,, Baseball Row 1: Coach Heezen, Bob Rotzten, Ted Fitch, Phil Pennell, George Smith, Ralph Anderson, Dixie Delhnqer, lint Conrad, Bill Karpinslci, Hiqainbothain, Charles Soult-s, Harry Kelly, Mar. Bill Gnodtke. With i0 returnina lettermen, Coach Frank Hee- zen's l952 baseball team enjoyed a very success- ful season. The Bucks dropped the seasons start- er to New Troy, 8-6, but when State Hiah jour- neyed to Buchanan our boys sent the hiahly-rated Cubs home with a 6-5 defeat. The Bucktowners Vincent, Bob Scroqqtn, Row 2: loe Rancatcre, lim Babbitt, Dan Row 3: Chris Schau, Allen Canfield, Turner Bohbill, Dick then overpowered South Haven, 8-2. Next the locals squeezed out a 2-l victory over Three Rivers. The Bucks continued to win by downina St. loe. After Buchanan defeated Dowaaiac Bel, the Bucks met Niles for the Big Seven Conference playoff aarne. Niles won Qfl. e Ralph Anderson A Tens e Moment Another Run Scores! We Won, Coach! 5 Q 5 R 3 ' wf?1u 1 1r'P' if S34 ,v-: 1 af -1 - gag , ,Q 'wx s. - 55: , -,, ,.,. : ,E ,.g' ' 5 , f 2 21,,. A F gl I X 4 QI2' . 1 gy M, 3 ' E 5? Q .1 A, .:, , sf Q A-4 44 X ,SWE . U X M 2 X , v i if L l R ' vm-ww' Q.: mf ws , 'w..,,,w .4359 , RQ fi Q 5 f w K wx W ' ., gov x ,Q2Qiiif1i',N FQ Q1 ' 1 Q 4' 1 5 , , 'M ullzii ,., A Q ' if Y g A g 5 f 4 X if ' Q Q? sf ' N iff Q ,, ,x my 1'.A .,'. E, uzilu M :L yi 5 . i :: : , X 15 ff A' Ejal y 1, H af Eg: 1. 3 iv Y Wbwvf if M ,QV WK: Q Qfmk M Girls' Athletic Association lst Row: I. Ditto, M. Loebach, S. Hanlin, S. Nordin, D. Vite, Miss Helm, ttorwardl, K. Koenigslioi, S. McCaslin, P. Cramer, B. Stubbs, E. Batchelor. 2nd Row: S. Markham, I. Kane, I. Stark, M. Schmidt, Y. Iessvvein, K. Batchelcr, B. Anderson, C. Antis- clel, B. Poorman, V, Karnes. 3rd Row: B. Brown, W. Bateman, C. Pears, S. Flenar, I. Doss, L. Hyepock, C. Hillman, B. Remington, 4th Row: Q. Hanlcerson, S. Iffebslor, S. Marrs, B. Dertlinqer, M. Haaq, I. Lewis, C. Gamble, I. Kane, L. Cviver. 5th Row: I. Zelmer, B. Brado, M. Baker, S. Woods, N. Loziclci, E. Koeniashot, I. DeWitt, S. Raven, B. Hutchison. Sth Row: M. Ravish, N. Young, I. Ditto, S. Slccum, P, Coleman, M, Ioebach, B. Boyle. The Girls' Athletic Association under the quid- ance ot Miss Helm and the otticers: President- Shirley Nordin, Vice-President fKay Koeniashot, SecretaryfrBita Stubbs, Treasurer -e-Donna Vite, and BeporterfSandra Hanlin, made the 52-53 year an enjoyable one at B.H.S. Besides our reqular speedball, volleyball, bas- ketball, softball, badminton, and pina-pong tour- naments, we participated in one outside activity a month. Activities such as roller skatina, over- ntahtsf' hikinq, and a basketball playday were made possible by our earnina money sellina refreshments at tootball and basketball games. A point system is used tor the G.A.A. mem- bers who participate in the activities. A G.A.A. letter is awarded tor 400 pointsy a pin tor 800 points: a bracelet tor l,2UO pointsy and a pendant with a silver chain tor l,6UU points. Each year the outstandina senior member ol the orqanizatton is awarded a small lovinq cup. This award is based on sportsmanship, co-opera tion and understandinq. Donna Vite lt's Fun to Eat Wait tor Mel PATRONS Agnes Beauty Shop A1len's Hardware Anderson's Dairy Andy's Barber Shop Babcock and Coleman Batchelor Appliance Store Berrien County Record Betsy Ross Shop Betty's Gift Shoppe B.l.B. Restaurant Binn's Magnet Store Bob's Standard Station Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Coal and Lumber Co-op Federal Savings and Loan Floral Hotel Iron and Metal Radiator Service Steel Product Corporation Castle Iewelry and Giit Shop Chickie's City Market Clark Equipment Company Coleman's Flower Shop Cramer's Market B. R. Desenberg, Lawyer Dr. C. E. Baggerly Dr. R. O. Barnes Dr. H. M. Beistle Dr. M. I. Converse Dr. L. L. Crosby Dr. I. C. Elliot Dr. A. O. Hanson Dr. Kent Hassan Dr. R. C. Strayer Dr. Russell l- Vdsli-nel ll'- Frank Edmond, Chevrolet, Evans Co. Electro-Voice Company Fabiano's Amusement Fagras and Sons Falo Auto Parts Florey Grocery Gamble's Store Inc. Gnodtke Drug Store George Haag ' Haberle's Heating and pliance AP Haiiner's Dime Store Hall Bros. Service Hattenbach Coal Hayden and Habicht Hi Grade Oil Houseworth and Mathie Irvine Electric Service Ierue's Service Station Kean's Barber Shop Kennedy Motors Koenigshofs Dry Goods Lenox's Grocery Clyde Marble Marz Sweet Shop Mayhew Grocery Miller Lumber Co. Mollberg and Sons Moderne Beauty Salon Orpurt and Sons P. and H. Aviation Parts Poorman's Grocery Poorman's Recreation Poplar's 66 Station Red Bud Inn Ri1ey's News Depot Roe's Service Station Rossow Coal Roti Roti Shoe Store Sausman Cleaners Iohn H. Shanahan Agency St. Ioseph Valley Creamery Stelter Royal Blue Stibbs .05 to Sl.00 Store Swem's Funeral Home Thompson's I.G.A. 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