Buchanan High School - Pines Yearbook (Buchanan, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1986 volume:

Buchanan High 9chool Pines Pieces in a mystery ... Non-covert Operations... Pages 12-27 Physical Evidence... Pages 23-53 Organized Crime... Pages 54-71 Suspects... Crime Dosses 74-77 H� | Sr. Detectives Jr. Partners 9 101 Plot complications Twilight Zone Paying for Our Crimes... wt m Pages 110-129 Pines 86 — Vol. 62 401 W. Chicago; Buchanan, Ml 49107 Title Page 1 Mike Greene evades rhe Edwordsburgh defense 2 Gathering rhe Clues Pine� 66 — Vol 62 Dill Landgrebe. Heather Roe. Lori Wholstrom, ond Denise Dibbs talk or homecoming Kelly Hughes. Lynn Dush. 5reve Smith, ond Tony Joroch seem disinterested in biology Brert Pointer seems to proy before o rest Pines' detectives investigate She enrered into the outer office of the Pines Detective Agency, flung herself down in the eosy choir, ond buried her foce m her honds She wos o young womon. oge 17 or 16 with long brunette hoir ond eyes to die for It wos obvious rhot she wos in seorch of help I gently took her by the orm into the Inner office where my assoaores were assembled ond engrossed in o gome of Clue. GoiJ offered her o Shosto She declined ond sot down between Geory ond Jeff who were busy orguing obout who commit- ted the murder. Geory insisted it wos Colonel Mustord in the librory with the candlestick, but Jeff figured it wos Miss Scarlet in the den with the fireploce poker I asked our client her no me She soid, Bertho Zunts The problem is rhot someone ot Buchonon High School hos stolen oil my spore time When I wos o freshmon. I hod lots of free time. Now that I'm o senior. I hove no time to myself Someone must hove stolen it Con you find it for me? I assured Miss Zunts thot we d do our best After o torrid gome of Clue, my ossociores were often or their top form. Before they begon to wotch reruns of Remmingron Steele ond Murder. She Wrote. I sug- gested we concenrrore on our cose Within moments, my ossociores were fairly seething with ideas about where ond how to in- vestigate We decided to begin our investigation or Buchonon High School — the Scene of the Crime. Angie Ritchie. Veronica Wolf, ond Ellen Yow por- rtcipore in favorite winter sport day Goyle Marsh ond Orion Dock portroy Shondel ond Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof. Scene of the Crime Gathering the Clues 3 Buchanan investigates past: Laura Lindstrond. Deanna Dolfhazor. and Dorlene Best work on the 1966 Pines. Juniors Lori Fox ond Undo Schelkopf hove escaped from the looney bln Scene of the Crime 4 Gathering the Clues: 1923-40's 1923-1940's DY LAURA UNDSTRAND Darin Losh labors over his lecture notes Mrs. Mary Dings lends on oir of youth around the guidance office. Buchanan High has changed much in irs years of exisronce. Clubs, sports, classes, and styles keep cropping up, and then dissappeoring. The population hos in- creased obouf four times. In 1923, Duchonon students had a brond new school. It hod 23 rooms with the junior high in a corner of the building. There were from 30-40 students in a class and about 10 teachers in the 20's. Classes were different from ours. Some were borony, economics, zoology, civics, agriculture, hygiene, or- thography. and domestic science. A wood shop starred in 1926. There were many dubs, including the commercial, alpha agrarian, Helen, Glee, Civics, Science, and Usher Clubs. There were two literary clubs, a debating ream, on orchestra, Le Cercle Francois (French Club), ond the Microphone, the school paper which ap- peared in the Derrien County Record. The main sports of the twenties were football ond boskerboll. Others were rrock and baseball. Girls played inter-class tennis, soccer, ond basketball. There were no j.v. or freshmen sports. Parties were held by classes by the river or in the gym. The classes had wienie roasts in the hills, and initiated freshmen by pulling them through McCoy Creek. Styles for the bobbed-haired girls were short skirts and sailor blouses. Varsity sweorers were popular with boys. The thirties sow o library of 2000 volumes; only six people could fit in the librory at once. There were 40-100 students in each class and 20 teachers. New clubs were the Latin Club, the Future Farmers of America, the Girls' Athletic Association, the Magic Chefs (boys who liked to cook), and the B Club (for boys with vorsity letters). New classes were art and industrial arts. Home Economics reploced domestic science. Hair for girls was short ond curly while boys still wore varsity sweaters. Dances were first held in the Gym (today's librory). As the world rocketed into the atomic age, BH5 changed, too. The number of senior boys was down because many joined the service, and uniforms dotted the holls. Some classmates died in combat. New clubs were the Jr. Bed Cross, the Librory Club, ond the student council. There was also o large band ond orchesrro. The boys wore jeans ond buttoned vorsity swearers. Girls wore plaid ond pleated skirts, with shoulder length curled hair. Boys' hair was short ond swept bock. Buchanan had not yet faced the Viet- nam war, the Beatles, lunor visits, inflation, or MTV. Gathering the Clues: 1923-40's 5 Cheerleoders Ellen Yow. Missy Scroggins. Lori Fox. Sreph Soin. Suson Vire. ond June Gunn chose their next cheer Mrs. Trull's doss completes their assignment. Scene of the Crime 6 Gathering the Clues Pines remembers BHS: 1950-86 Phong Tron knows how Pele starred his career Melisso Scroggins ond Micky McGuire inause at her locker DY LAURA LINDSTRAND In rhe fifries rhere were 70-100 people in eoch closs and 30 reochers. New classes were business closses, social studies, shop, ond sociology. New clubs were rhe Camera Club, rhe Future Teachers of America, rhe Future Homemakers of Tomorrow, o rumbling club, on electronics club, ond o pep club with 70 members. Cheerleoding with boys ond girls starred Golf, tennis, ond j.v ond freshmen sports storred There were o variety of styles in the fifries. Girls' hoir went from long ond wovy to short ond curly. Boys' hoir went from crew cuts to slicked bock. Girls wore long, full skirts with bobby socks ond saddle shoes. Boys wore varsity swearers ond shirts with pointed collars. Homecoming along with rhe homecoming queen started. New wings were put on the school in rhe sixties, and rhe junior high no longer at- tended school with rhe high schoolers Ex- change students ond drivers' education began. There were over 100 students in eoch closs. ond about 40 teachers — rhe some os today The bond, orchestra, ond Glee Club grew lorger os FFA got smaller. Wrestling ond cross country starred, ond girls got o little more recognition in sports. Girls storred to wear pants ond varsity jackets rook rhe place of swearers. Closs rings become popular. Homecoming hod o bonfire, parade, snake donee, ond floors. By rhe end of the sixties, familiar nomes such os Wishort, Trull. Hiorr, Berry. Renn- hock. ond Runkewich cropped up The 1970's sow 130-150 people in eoch closs. There were 50 reochers. even more rhon now. The Art Club. SRA. Chorus, ond Ski Club started. There were the FFA. FTA (Future Teachers), two bonds, ond bond comp. Girls finally hod their own sports: basketball, volleyball, track, ond softball. Long hoir was in style for both boys ond girls. Bell-bottoms ond short skirts were also in.'' The eighties brought rhe return of rhe Art Club, soccer, rhe Toronto exchange. Close- Up. the IS5R. ond rhe end of rhe Future Formers. There were about 40 reochers ond 120 150 students per closs by rhe lost half of the eighties. Many changes have improved BHS over rhe course of history, ond undoubtedly, many more shall follow Gathering the Clues 7 Mystery surrounds DHS Beth Hickok stands on rhe sidelines or homecoming Marry Wolford nodes onswers with Kurt Phillips while Mrs Writer. Aunneon Heoringron. Gory Moulds, ond Kris Emerick try to look rhe other way % 6 Gathering rhe Clues Gathering the Clues 9 10 Gathering the Clues Phong Tron takes o physics rest in Mr Wilcox's first Bruce Leiter. Steph Floor, and Sharon Tilly stay busy in hour. Mr Dashora's Class Pines investigates 1986 Kevin Gagliardo studies his hond-out. There hove been o few changes which the 1985-86 school year hos brought. Mrs. Schofer, o secretory, stopped working after the first semester to spend more rime with her grandchildren Mrs. Schofer wos replaced by Mrs. Lori Chostoin, who works with the attendance ond in the library. She stated that she loves her job ond also likes the school ond community. Mr. Ambrose, the former bond director, moved to Grosse Point, Ml and wos replaced by Mr. Scott Cromer, o recent groduore from Western Michigan University. He likes working or BHS ond stored that the bond is o ‘ great group of kids. This year olso brought o new sport — co-ed soccer. The Art Club started ogoin this yeor ofter many years of nonexistence. This yeor wos definitely one of change. Gathering the Clues 11 The Pines derecrives begon invesrigoring or BHS. We decided to cose the goings-on or rhe scene. A homecoming we found floor building juniors homecoming queen Melisso Scroggins, ond o lip-synch Mihe Lowery ond Michele Dorgoyne sing Miracle of Mirocles from Fiddler on rhe Root « Lip-synch-ers Dob Koro. Chad Haskins ond Kirk Lawrence entertain their audience conresr. Then rhere wos rhe foil ploy Arsenic ond Old Loce. Also found or rhe scene were Srudenrs Agoinsr Driving Drunk. Winrer Fesr.. Fiddler on rhe Roof, o rolenr show. prom, ond groduorion 12 Non-Covert Operations: Activities Non-covert Operations Scene of the Crime Cheryl Neitch portrays the lion in the cNIdrens show Androchles ond the Lion Undo Burns. Felicia Kinslow Terry Cole, ond Aunneon Hear- ingron lip-synch Kelli House ond Kurt Henricksen oppeor or homecoming Non-Covert Operations: Activities 13 Jim Cronin finds Lord of rhe Flies amusing in Mrs Springsteod's class Scort Riley ploys ir innocent Reaching up Trent Mark rhings come ro rhose who wait; porienr is rhe hardest port. Giving up is rhe easy way our. Don't end ir before you start. Everyone hos o gool ro receive. And goals do nor come free. You push harder and stronger ro be whor you wont ro be. Don't riproe through your post rimes.- The future is oheod of you. The sun shines on rhe good rimes and mokes rhe whole sky blue. Reach up high ond grab o star And hong on ro whor you believe. Life's nor always foir. And only you con moke ir free 14 Activities Ducks explore crime scene Activities 15 The nights hod finolly poid off The Juniors hod completed their floor ond only the finishing touches were needed With the odjusr- menr of the tent, they were on their woy to Clork porking lot. Arriving there on hour before the judging wos to begin sounded like o good ideo os Sherry Wolverron. one of the builders, grobbed some extro noils. As Shoron Tilly pulled the floor in the comoufloged truck, she looked up or the sky. hoping it wouldn't roin Debbie Johnson ond Stef Floor did o little hoping of their own. In spire of the proyers offered by the girls, the roin’ begon to foil ond the wind begon to blow The truck mode its woy to o resting spot behind the 76 gos srotion but the floor wos in no condition to be judged As the four girls sot in the truck, Shoron noticed thot the wind hod blown over the tent. Shoron ron to the floor to try to hold the poles up. ond Stef went with the thought of the bolloons thot would soon be gone with the wind olso. Dy the time the roin hod stopped. Shoron ond Stef were sopping wet. All of the girls sow Mr. Ooshoro drive by with o smile on his foce ond they oil knew the porode must hove been concelled With o lot of disoppoinrment rhe girls begon to go home, but to their surprise, rhe other floors begon to orrive. As the other dosses pulled’their floors in. Shoron repoired the Junior floor, ond Stef. Debbie, ond Sherry got their costumes on. Everyone took their ploces ond the judges mode their rounds. Kelley Kerr ond Rob Wilson wolked by ond so did mony other spectators Mr ond Mrs. Rennhock were olso there to lend o help- ing hond with some Duchonon olumni. The Junior floor builders grew o little nervous, bur then the judges pointed to them os rhe winners of the floor building contest. As the porode begon with Missy Scroggins os the Homecoming Queen ond Scott Riley os the King, they were glod they hod come early The porode mode its woy to Memorial Field finding the finol score to be 26-Buchonon. 6-Edwordsburg The night ended with o donee sponsored by the 5RA WAOR helped the Bucks to celebrate their homecom- ing victory 16 Homecoming The Duchonon High School Marching Bond presents the homecoming court. Homecoming 17 Drama encourages participation Arsenic and Old Lace by Joseph Kesselring centers oround two sweer. elderly sisters named Abby ond Mortho Brewster (Cheryl Neirch ond Gayle Morsh). These two are aunts to a dromo critic, Mortimer (Ed Eddington), who wonts nothing more than to elope with Eloine Horper (Michele Burgoyne). Elaine, however, insists that her father. Rev. Horper (Mike Lowery), performs the ceremony. Teddy is another of the Brewster sisters' nephews. Teddy (Brian Bock) is on eccentric who believes he is Theodore Roosevelt. He periodically blows o bugle ond doshes up Son Juan Hill (the stoirs) yelling Chorge!!! The trouble begins when Morr finds that his ounts hove the nasty habit of poisoning lonely old men with their elderberry wine ond then having Teddy burry the men in Ponomo (the cellar) os victims of the yellow fever. While Mort fries in voin to persuade the ounts to stop their hobby of ‘ helping elderly gentlemen to o peaceful end. they try to poison Mr. Gibbs (Dwoyne Kirkdorfer). Loter, the Brewsters ore poid o visit from the severol-rimes-removed nephew, Jonathon (Raymond Jackson), who. thonks to his alcoholic plastic surgeon. Dr. Einstein (Lynn Dings), he looks like Boris Karloff. Greater trouble ensues when the policemen Brophy. Klein. O'Haro, ond Rooney (Eric Kuhl, Mike Eddington, Mike Lowery, ond Morr Eddington) come to answer o comploint obouf Ted- dy blowing his bugle. Jonathan believes the police hove caught up with his mony murders ond he confesses. Dr. Einstein escapes, ond Morr ond Eloine moke wedding plans. Teddy commits himself to Hoppydale Sonirorium after mistaking the sonirorium's superinten- dent for Toff. Abby ond Mortho commit themselves to keep Teddy company. Before leaving for Hoppydole, Mr. Witherspoon (Ben Blumko) finds the poisoned elderberry wine to be “good to the lost drop. 16 Foil Ploy The oudience responds with thunderous opplouse during curtoin coll for Orion Dock. Lynn Dings. Mike Eddington. Eric Kuhl. ond Mike Lowery ond other cost members. Goyle Morsh. Ed Eddington. Cheryl Neirch. Den Dlumko. ond Morr Eddington perform the finol scene of Arscenic ond Old Loce In which Abby ond Mortho (Neirch ond Morsh) moke orrongements with Mr Witherspoon (Dlumko) to go to Hoppydole with Teddy. Abby ond Morrho (Cheryl Neirch ond Goyle Morsh. juniors) discuss rhier hobby while Mortimer (Ed Eddington, senior) reads SADD Week heightens awareness Five intensive days of concentration on problems related to student drinking ond driving was the focol point behind Duchonon s introduction to SADD (Students Against Driving Drunk). The program stressed the responsibility ond encouraged the students to think obout how their actions not only affect their lives bur their families, friends, ond even strangers. Senior Beth Hicock wos the chairperson of the program. Other students involved were seniors Veronica Wolf, ond Dill Weimer, ond sophomore Robyn Bagwell, Melissa Porter, Cindy Glovin, ond Tonio Piarti. This group put in o lor of hord long hours to moke the program o success. Each doy hod o certain agenda. Mon- day the students were given o short survey, ond they received bumper stickers, key rings, ond buttons all carrying the SADD logo on them. An inspirational film. KEVIN'S STORY, wos the headline for Tuesday. Kevin wos o student who killed o young girl while under the influence. Following the film, reformed alcoholic teen spoke to her peers about the rroumo of alcoholism, ond Solly Colemon, o counselor from Lutheran center in Niles, gave a moving speech. On Wednesday, the students experienced the most powerful speech which wos by Mr. Lorry Rotto, the SADD Notional representative from Michigan. He explained the origin ond meaning behind SADD. Fifteen oreo schools were invited to send five students each to hear Mr. Rotto speok. The Duchonon eighth grade closs wos also in attendance. Michigan state trooper Dove Minzey owed the students on Thursday with o gruesome slide show of true to life acci- dents that were results of drinking ond dri- ving. Afterword, the students were given the opportunity to osk questions obout the show or the consequences of drinking ond driving. Friday, the students were presented o special way to look or the focts. RADD (Rockers Against Driving Drunk) gave o special in-school concert in the gym. They also furnished the music for o donee held that evening. A guest oppeoronce wos mode by local musician Tommy Show. He expressed his views obout the notional alcoholism situation ond concluded the pro- gram with o song. The program wos well planned ond the students learned os much os they enjoyed It. Front row-. Missy Porter. Cindy Glovin. ond Robin Bagwell Second row: Tonio Piotfi. Veronica Wolf. Beth Hickok. ond Bill Weimer. Sodd 19 Winterfest Sophomores srond up ond give their famous bottle cry ot the pep roily during the Winterfest activities Sherry Stone ond Mike McCorty take the honorory princess ond prince title or holf-rime activities 20 Winterfest breaks monotony I r hod been nearly two years since I Buchanan's SRA hod hosted o Winrerfest. Because of snow days Winrerfest for 1985 wos cancelled Therefore, students eagerly owoired the break from the monotony of winter. The SRA certainly did nor let the students down A week of activities were planned to brighten even the dullest days in winter. Among the unforgettable activities planned there were: the humorous dress-up doys thor tickled the imoginorion. o rolenr show with singing ond dancing, o loud pep roily, o prince ond princess contest, doss competition, ond o semi-formol donee. Students jom ro rhe latest tunes or the Winrerfest donee The donee chased owoy the winter ho-hums. Closs competition brings o friendly gome of musical choirs ro rhe high school Out Jim Matthews ond Tom Matthews seem ro hove some question concerning rhe rules Louis Desenberg ond Tony Erwin donee to o romantic rune Winrerfest 21 Fiddler on the Roof returns Fiddler on the Roof, rhe spring musicol presented Morch 14 ond 15, 1986, is o story obouf tradition ond changing values. Tevye (Orion Dock), o Jewish doirymon in pre-revolutionory Russia, faces nor only rhe challenge of his religion, but of his authority os o father. Dy the tradition rhot he ond his wife Golde (Cheryl Neitch) hold, rhe husbands for his daughters must be chosen by o morchmoker, Yenre (Louro Dock). His daughters signal rhe end of tradition. Tzeirel (Michele Durgoyne) was to be wed to rhe butcher. Lozor Wolf (Joson Deis- tle), but she instead chooses Morel, the Tailor (Mike Lowery). Hodel (Jill Scroggins) wishes to wed o young revolutionary stu- dent named Perchick (Jon Vineyard). Chovo (Lynn Dush), Tevye's favorite daughter, swings the final, unforgivable blow by morrying o Christian named Fyedko (Mott Holloway). Problems in the Russian village of Anarevko continue os rhe Jews ore evicted from the district ond must flee to other londs. Additional characters in the musicol were: Dielke (Volori Kolberg), Sprintze (Erin McKean). Mordcho ond Nochum (Gene Cosro), Rabbi (More Fannin), Mendel (Jon Jockson), Avrohm (Mott Eddington). Grand- ma Tzeirel (Jenni White), Frumo-Soroh (Poulo Riddle), the Constable (Raymond Jockson). Shondel (Goyle Morsh), Yussel (Morty Wolford), the fiddler (Derh Ann Vineyard), Sosho (Drion Dromley). two boys (Drion McKean ond Shone Smeodley). ond villagers (Angie Lowery. Andreo Smeodley, Koylene Sooles, Joby Londgrebe. Vicki Orr, Decky Young, ond Tommy Downhom). Although plagued with the flu ond laryngitis during rhe weeks before opening night, rhe production wos ployed nearly on schedule. Only the opening night au- dience held-up the curtain time for 20 minutes. The Musicol by Jerry Dock ond Sheldon Hornick wos produced through rhe deportments of music ond dromo, advised by Mrs. Carol McKeon, Mr. Scott Cromer, ond Mr. Michael Doshoro. Lynn Dush. Michele Durgoyne. ond Jill Scroggins perform Morchmoker while lamenting about whom Yenre. rhe morchmoker. will force them to marry. Lynn Dush. Erin McKeon. Cheryl Neirch. Michele Durgoyne Mike Lowery. Drion Dock ond Jon Vineyard listen while Gene Cosro (nor pictured) delivers his congrotulohons. 22 Musicol Buchanan thespians keep theatre tradition' alive Tevy, Brian Bock, delivers his monologue in song Lynn Bush and Orion Bromley experience o lecture The cast sings loud ond clear Tradition. Musical 23 Star search hits Buchanan The Talent Show this year was sponsored by the SR A for winterfest. This tradition begon in 1980. The Talent Show wos held in the auditorium on February 19. judged by Ricky Wode, Miss Liso Cork. Mr. Kelly of Kelly s Convenience ond Mr. Proud of Proud's General Store. First place. $50. went to Transformers: Lori Fox. Suson Vite, June Gunn. Stephanie Sain. Melisso Scroggins. Ellen Yow, Kori Hendrikson, ond Morgoret Frompton The Transformers per- formed o cheerleoding routine to the song ’ Electricity' by Midnite Star. Second place, $25. wos won by Terry Robinson lipsyncing to the song Living in America by James Drown. Third place. $10, went to Jon Vineyard who song Somewhere Down the Rood' by Borry Monilow. The M.C.'s of the Tolent Show were Beth Hickok ond Veronica Wolf. Beth Hickok. Jenny White. Veronica Wolf. Ellen Yow. ond Pom Larson perform o wild ond crozy routine or rhe tolent show Seniors Veronica Wolf ond Derh Hickok steal the show os M. C. s. Jeff Hoys ond Kurt Henricksen entertain rhe audience with their original composition . 24 Tolent Show Juniors host elegant prom Scott Riley ond Ellen Yow Senior Kurt Henricksen is dressed to seniors, were named 1966 the nines for rhe prom Prom king ond queen Although Stairway to Heaven isn't a new theme, the dus- ty rose and grey added a new dimension to rhe 1986 Junior-Senior Prom. The formol affair began or 8:00 p.m. on May 10 or rhe new Orchard Hills Country Club. Linen table cloths, dusty rose napkins, ond carnation bou- quets attractively decorated rhe tobies. While rhe bond Michiono ployed romantic music, rhe Sr. Joe River shone os the moon glistened over it. Students strolled the balconies overlooking rhe natural setting. Appetizing hors-d'oeuvre troys ond delicious pink punch were served throughout rhe evening. Two large skillfully pointed cokes were also served. Crowned king ond queen were Scott Riley ond Ellen Yow. while Robb Swem ond Cindy Best were honored os prince ond princess. Juniors worked long ond hord selling magazines, Valentine carnations, ond shamrock suckers to raise money for rhe elegant evening. Finally, under rhe direction of Cheryl Nierch ond Goyle Marsh, chairpersons.- Eric Beisrle. Cindy Best. Pom Bristol, Lori Fox. Karen Hoskins. Roe Morie Lowery, Jennifer Molico, Lynnerre Morley. Stephanie Soin, Lindo Schelkopf. Sherry Stone, Robb Swem, Kelly Turley, Devro Wreg- glesworth, ond Becky Young pulled rhe prom together. Kurt Phillip� ood Morgorer Fromp ton donee rt e raght owoy to rhetr last prom or Duchonon Prom 25 Graduates begin Closs of 1966 Groduores meet inside for com- mencement Threotening roin brought the rrodi- rionol ceremony inside Solurororion Derh Hickok receives her diploma from Mr Jerry Rosso w. school board president Jenni Whire shores the honor of solurororion. showing four years of hard work and success. 1 I Vs J • p I II 26 Commencement i anew Pom Larson earns the highest honor o graduate con ocNeve that of valedictorian Tommy House. Michelle Durgoyne. Floyd Kelley. Orion Dock. Tommy Downhom. Ramona Hemphill and Kris Dorletr. oil seniors, sing their finol perfor- mance of A Closing Prayer. Michelle Durgoyne also song o solo or the ceremony The end of the senior year always poses some hectic days for the graduates. A few days after the Junior-Senior Prom seniors ore given o list of ‘must-do's.’' Seniors who ore eligible moy take early exoms. This year those exoms began on Wednesday. Moy 28 ond ended on Friday. Moy 30. Bod weather mode studying o little easier for the seniors. But on Friday ofternoon the sun shone, inviting oil seniors to the beach. June 4 in the evening, the annual honors convocation saluted many seniors ond other underclassmen for their achievements. By Friday evening the seniors were ready to march one lost rime ot Buchonon High School with their friends ond relatives close by. The groduorion was held inside. The worm ond humid conditions did not seem to bother the seniors. Speakers Beth Hickok ond Jenni White, both of whom were also shored solufororions. addressed o filled auditorium. Michelle Burgoyne also added to the memories by singing o solo Cool Change. Seniors received their diplomas from Mr. Jerry Rossow. president of the board of education, ond then students went to celebrate with their families ond friends. Mike Schulke. Jennifer Pease, ond Marty Wolford anxiously owoit their hord-eorned diplomas Commencement 27 Deon Gorcio ond Tom Matthews display their athletic ornre The Duchonon Grapplers psych themselves up for o march The invesrigorion continued os my associares ond I disguised ourselves os spectators ond football, basketball, soccer, ond tennis gomes also attended cross country, wrestling, frock, and tennis matches. Finally, we boll ond baseball gomes. At some of sow the cheerleaders ond the pom were hot on the trail of our thief. pon to the soft- gomes, we We 26 Physical Evidence: Sports Physical Evidence Scene of the Crime Dorin Glovin delivers the homecoming pep talk June Gunn worches The vorsify foorboll reom and Cooch Foster roily for victory Cindy Dalenberg prepares to return the boll Physical Evidence: Sports 29 Duchonon varsity football ended its season with a 5-4 record. Coaches Mr. Bruce Bendix, Mr Robert Foster, ond Mr. Bruce Dings led the reom of 23 players. The reom members were: coproins Eric Riley ond Kurt Or- purr. Blone Borlow, Eric Beisfle, Dovid Boyle, Brian Bromley, Ken Bybee. Tim Corrigan. Deon Gorcio, Dorin Glovin. Michael Green. Todd Hondley, Alon Hoyden, Richard Kemp. Jim Kirk, Mick McGuire. Ron Merrill. Tod Metzger. Tim Ritchie, Mike Schuelke, George Williomson, Greig Wise, ond Dovid Wolford. Team members making oil conference were. Eric Riley, Dovid Boyle, Deon Gorcio, Michael Green, ond Jim Kirk. The manager of the team wos Richard Shepordson, ond the team trainer wos Louis Desenberg. The Bucks will be one of the tough reams expected bock with the likes of their three All-Conference juniors ond the rest of the junior class. Michoel Greene cuts up field for more yards during homecoming gome Varsity kicks off winning season David Doyle explodes down the line for big yordoge Vorsiry Foorboll Ducks 0 LMC 21 7 Colomo 13 49 Brandywine 21 6 Berrien Springs 41 26 Edwardsburg 6 7 Lokeshore (OT) 0 50 River Volley 8 0 Dowogioc 14 25 Cosso pdis 6 Won 5 Lost 4 Foorboll 31 Deono Brody, senior, ond Rebecca Reiter. sophomore, ropped rhe list of oword-winning players for rhe 1965 Women's varsity basketball ream. Both received o medol representing their selec- tion os oil-conference players. Further- more, both women were named most prestigious players. Deono Brody copped her high school career by receiving numerous honors. Among them were o rhree-yeor certificate for varsity letter win- ner. o certificate for scoring over 200 points, ond o ploque for being voted most outstanding ployer. This post season wos o great success. They devised simpler ploys ond rook ad- vantage of the better players. Next season, Cooch Francis Brown plans to hove better over-oil winning, great leadership, ond o well rounded team with rhe help of rhe returning lerrermen, Rebec- ca Reiter, Deonno Bolthozor, Rachel Rose, ond the rest of rhe outstanding ream. Women bucks shoot rhe lights our. Young Bucks improve Deono Brody steals boll from on opponent ond goes for two points. Women s Vorsity Bosketboll Bucks 44 LMC 42 56 New Buffalo 34 45 Berrien Springs 60 46 Edwordsburg 37 60 Cossopolis 69 36 River Volley 35 37 Lokeshore 56 44 Brandywine 64 46 Niles 36 34 Colomo 31 56 Dowogioc 46 46 Berrien Springs 65 39 Lokeshore 50 54 Edwordsburg 43 53 Cossopolis 61 44 River Volley 46 57 Brondywine 46 56 Golien . 39 67 Colomo 69 56 Dowogioc 40 54 Edwordsburg (District) 44 39 Brondywine (District) 49 Won 12 Lost 10 Front row: Jodi Wreggelsworth. Lynnerre Motley. Heather Roe. ond Robin Bagwell Second row: Roque! Rose. Deonno Bolthozor Gwen Morrl Deono Brody ond Rebecco Reiter 32 Women s Varsity Basketball Front row: Dophne Scort. Lori Wohlsrrom Sherry Stone. ond Corhy Sutron Second row: Tonio Letter Remto Moyo. Melisso Porter. Julie Corpenter. Shelley Miller, ond Cooch Dill Weover winning season J.V. nets success J.V. Women's Doskerboll Ducks 24 LMC 28 44 New Duffolo 25 30 Derrien Springs 31 49 Edwardsburg 27 34 Cossopolis (OT) 30 36 River Volley 29 22 Lokeshore 34 32 Drondywine 41 14 Niles 45 21 Cokxno 39 57 Dowogioc 27 32 Derrien Springs (OT) 33 26 Lokeshore 33 34 Edwordsburg 28 31 Cossopolis 00 31 River Volley 26 35 Drondywine 29 25 Golien 6 24 Cotomo 36 31 Dowogioc 11 Won 12 Loses 6 The J.V. basketball squod completed the season with a winning record. The new coach. Dill Weover. bringing in more drills ond newer ploys, forced the players to work harder. Even so, they hod fun under Cooch Weaver's direction. Weover mode sure that everyone hod fun ond ployed in eoch gome Reinto Moyo. freshman, Dophne Scott, freshman; Lori Wolhstrom. sophomore; ond Kothy Sutton, freshmon were among the valuable players to the j.v. ream. Lori Wolhstrom mode the most free throws ond received o certificate. Reinto Moyo won the most points, ond Kothy Sutton got owoy with the most steals. Sophomores received their letters, ond freshmen re- ceived their numbers. Loti Wohlstrom looks to set up o Ducks score v Women s J. V Doskerboll 33 Soccer Bucks Opponent 2 Niles 1st Assembly 1 5 Galesburg 1 5 Three Rivers 1 0 Lokeshore 6 4 Niles 1 10 Kolomozoo 1y Assembly 0 5 Niles 1st Assembly 3 5 St Joe 3 2 Loy Norrix 3 6 Three Rivers 4 3 LoLumiere 5 6 Delton (Pre-Reg) 2 0 Lokeshore 7 2 Motto won (Pre-Reg) 1 2 Gull Loke (Pre-Reg) 7 1 Niles 3 Won 10 Lost 6 First row: Cheryl Neitch. Tod Moliror. Morty Wolford Bruce Leiter. Sreve Elioson. Oon Benok Peter Rossow. Rolph Koppe. ond Brion Clork. Second row: Cooch Koppe. Ursulo Bodschwinno. Chod Hoskins. Kirk Lowrence. Bill Stone. Ron Dunbor. Joke Roxey. Kurt Hendrickson. Jon Vineyord. Dove Pruitt, ond Joel Proud. First year pays off soccer stimulares fons The 1985-86 school year is the very first yeor in Buchonon High School history to hove o soccer team. Whot o season it was! The team finished with o 10-6 record No season con end without its stars, ond Phong Tron wos definitely the sror of the season this yeor. Phong Tron, o senior ond o member of the soccer team, wos seen by Walter Webber, the former cooch for Adorn s High School soccer teom. who sow something speciol os he watched Phong ploy. Mr. Webber goes to the Notional Soc- cer Convention each yeor to scout for talented soccer players. Phong Tron just happened to be one ployer in which he sow extraordinary tolent. Phong wos ploying or the St. Joseph Kicker when Mr. Webber sow ond talked with him ond got him on opplico- rion for Boston College ond o scholarship opplicotion. Phong wos accepted for both. He received o full scholarship which will include tuition ond room ond board But soccer isn't the only priority in Phong Tron's college life, he will be studying ostronomy while he's ot College. Keep kicking for the stars, Phong Tron. Phong Tron on defense steals the boll from 34 Soccer opponent Young Bucks swing for the top The individuolized sport of golf re- quires potience, skill, ond concentro- rion. Although Buchonon's golf record was disappointing, the team members gained much needed experience. Junior Lonny Fisher ond sophomore Mott McCubbins led the teom to o con- ference ranking of fifth ond o non- conference record of 3-3. Both of these men will return next season. Coach Morgoret Gridley stated that the most serious problems encountered in this year's season were o young team (six men were freshmen) ond in- experienced. Cooch Gridley felt that Mon McCubbins gets ready to tee off Golf Bucks lost Pow Paw lost Bridgmon won 2 pts — 5th out of 6 Eou Cloire BUCHANAN LMC lost Dowogioc 2 pts — 5th out of 6 Lokeshore 2 pts — 5th out of 6 River Velley 1 pts — 6th out of 6 Colomo 2 pts — 5th out of 6 Edwordsburg 2 pts — 5th out of 6 Eou Cloire won LMC-Berr Hills lost Conference-Dowogioc 4 pts — 2nd out of 6 River Volley- 2nd out of 3 — Bridgemon 160 pts 11th out of 17 — 400 pts Won 2 lost 13 Reginol- Kolomozoo next year the team will be more ex- perienced. ond more students will be recruited for the teom. She felt the '86 season will reflect the experience gained in '85. The members of the golf teom were required to buy their own clubs ond equipment, but were provided with uniforms. They practiced at Brookwood (their home course) ot no charge Prac- tice was twice o week, and matches were twice o week Although the season wos not great, according to Cooch Gridley. the teom remained optimistic, ond everybody enjoyed the sport. Chn$ Cork Mott McCubbins. Hick Gridley Cooch Morgoret Gridley. Chris Smith. Lonny Fisher. David Miller, ond Hr ion Oxender Golf 35 Disappointed cross country team 36 Cross country awaits better season Buck's cross country team starred proctice os early os July ond August to prepare for the meets in the foil. Five days o week ream members ron three or four miles, sworn, or lifted weights. To be on the team, students hod to hove courage ond sramino. They were in good condition ond learned to eot properly oil season long. The men's cross country team finished with o conference record of 5-3. Although the women didn't win ony meets, sophomore Amy Dyrum come in first ot the conference meet ond went to store. According to Coach Zell Srockwell, Amy always did very well. The other women were dedicated, bur not fast enough. Cooch Srockwell olso stored that John Benok, senior, ond Rodney Schlender, sophomore, were the top men on the team, olwoys turning in good rimes. John missed go- ing to state by just one place. The team wos young ond locked ex- perience, but should be better next yeor after gaining that experience, according to Cooch Srockwell. John Denok strides our on his lost hick to the finish line A determined John Thompson refuses to toke second ploce to reommore John Denok Front row: Amy Oyrum, Shoron Wheerley. Jennifer White Berh Hickok. ond Veronico Wolf Second row Gorerh Kuhl. John Thompson. John Benok Orion Brown Rodney Schlender ond Mike Converse Men s Cross Counrry Bucks 20 Cok mo 35 8rh Worervelier 39 Berrien Springs 22 21 River Volley 33 33 Lokeshore 18 32 Bridgmon 23 28 Three Rivers 22 Berrien City St Joe 19 Dowogioc 28 9th Brondywine Inv. 2nd Conference SWC 10th Regionol Brondywine Won 3 Lost 8 Women s Cross Country Bucks 28 Colomo 26 33 Wotervelier Inv Berrien Springs 26 33 River Volley 31 33 Lokeshore 32 30 Bridgmon 26 26 Three Rivers 24 28 Berrien City Inv. Sr Joe Dowogioc 27 10th Brondywine Inv. 4th Conference SWC 14th Finol Cossopolis City WonO Lost 10 Cross counrry 37 Wrestlers pin The Buchonon Bucks B6 wrestling ream finished rhe season at 13-6. The gropplers were troubled with no senior leadership, except for the ream coptoin Rich Kemp, ond the youth of the enthusiastic freshmen. As rhe season progressed, rhe wrestlers grew into o fine team. At the mid-seoson mark, rhe varsity hod o big doy of rhe Southwestern tournament. Plocing o second, ond lorer claiming o third of district tournament, six wrestlers mode if to rhe regionol competition. They placed os follows: Jeff Poyne first, Bichord Kemp third. Don Bober fourth, Jim Kirk fourth, Tim Corrigan fourth, ond Rondy Draper first. Only two wrestlers mode it to store competition — Rich Kemp ond Jeff Poyne. Jeff loter claimed o sixth or store, being rhe only freshman to do so in Buchonon. another winning season front row Cm Gownaer Donny Bober Bondy Droper Bruce le.rer Todd Molitor. ond Jeff Poyne Second tow._M k McGu'fC Jeff Chubb Cron,n J.m Khne Jim KirH Todd Handley Bill Both ond Dovd Ff0r Mucho David Droper Brian Bromely T.m Corngon M.ke Kelley Dav.d Zelmer Eric Yow ond George Wilhomson 36 Wrestling VARSITY WRESTLING Ducks Opponent 56 Three Rivers 15 32 LMC 40 8rh Lokeshore rourn 51 Oerrlen Springs 24 8th Harper Creek 7 Lokeshore 62 6 Edwordsburg 55 2nd SWM Invite 65 New Poire 0 63 River Volley 9 3rd Derrien Counry Invire 51 Worervlier 21 59 Casso polis 18 66 Brandywine 3 34 Vicksburg 30 46 Woylond 24 18 Lowron 54 66 Kolomozoo Cenrrol 6 30 Consronrine 36 54 Eou Cloire 18 12 Colo mo 58 51 Dowogioc 20 72 Denton Harbor 6 4rh Conference District 3rd Derrien Springs Won 13 Lost 7 J V WRESTLING Ducks Opponent 6 Three Rivers 9 18 LMC 12 no score Portage Northern 30 Schmucker 40 42 Lokeshore 32 15 Derrien Springs 27 3rd Derrien Sprs. Nov 45 Niles 28 47 Constontine 26 9 Edwordsburg 15 18 Lokeshore 18 39 St Joe 24 70 Derrien Springs 6 18 New Poirie 6 24 River Volley 6 no score Comstock Novice no score Lokeshore 24 Colomo 6 6 Denton Harbor 6 Won 10 Lost 4 Tim Corrigan. junior, pummels his opponent Wrestling 39 Ducks J.V VOLLEYDALL Opponents 15. New Duffolo 13 12. 15. 15 Derrien Sprs 15. 11. 12 15. 12. 15 Cossopolis 11. 15.6 1.3 Niles 15. 15 15. 15 Dowogioc 3.8 5.9 Lokesbore 15. 15 15. 12 White Pigeon 4. 15 6. 15 Derrien Sprs. 15.8 15. 15 Constonrine 10. 12 15. 16 Drondywine 1. 14 15. 5. 14 Diver Volley 9. 15. 16 15. 15 Hocken 2.7 15. 14 Niles 4. 16 15. 15 Denton Horbor 7. 10 3.3 Lokeshore 15. 15 15. 15 Three Divers 13.6 15. 15 Cossopolis 8. 1 13. 17. 10 Derrien Sprs 15. 15. 15 6.3 Portoge Nonhern 15. 15 14. 10 Derrien Sprs 16. 15 15.6 Mono Shores 5. 15 16.9 Allegon 14. 15 16. 15 Dowogioc 14. 8 6.6 Lokeshore 15. 15 15. 15 Diver Volley 8.8 15. 15 Drondywine 7.3 7. 15.6 White Pigeon 15. 11. 15 3. 10 Edwordsburg 15. 15 W Colomo forfeit 15. 10 Colomo 17. 15 Won 19 Lost 10 Kelley House returns the serve while Cindy Doienberg. Deonno Drody. ond Jennifer Molico prepare for the oction 'idiutU First row-. Michelle Smedley ond Shelley Miller Second row: Tomero Schlender. Kelly Doyle. Down Wolford. Sue Fox. Jodi Horvorh. ond Kosey Lewondowski Third row: Heoiher Doe. Lori Chubb. Jen- nifer Miller. Corhy Surron, Melisso Porter. Amy Scon, ond Cooch Uso Cork. 40 Volleyball Lori Chubb. Jennifer Miller. SheHey Miller. Michelle Smedley. and Down Wolford ore ready to return the serve. Spikers animate the court Deona Drady wos nomed most voluoble ployer Kori Henricksen ond Julie Drown were named most improved players Cooch Cosey wos very pleased with the season and predicted a successful season next yeor J.V. ream A winning seoson was o reword by j.v. volleyball ployers Fourteen women under the guldonce of Cooch Liso Cork pulled o 19-10 seoson Of the 47 girls who tried out for volleyball, five freshmen took ploces on the teom. Youth ond in- experience were not o problem for three freshmen Sue Fox ond Amy Scott wolked owoy with the most improved ployers certificate Jenny Miller clinched o leoding spotter certificate The sophomore ployers. however, were not to be outdone by the freshmen Bucks Shelly Miller joined teommore Jenny Miller as o leoding spot- ter Down Wolford wos oworded the title of leoding spiker Service pointer certificate was received by Melliso Potter Because of their hard work ond improvement eoch member wos oworded a j.v letter The varsity volleyball squad, coached by Lori Cosey. ended the seoson with on impressive 26-14 record. Four girls were nominated to the oil-conference teom These ployers were: Deono Brody. Kelli House. Lynette Morley, ond Rebecca Reiter Deono Brody wos third in store ond Kelli House received on honorable mention. The teom os o whole wos second In district ond second in conference. Kelli House received the 101% oword. Melisso Potter waits in her defensive stand Bucks VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Opponent 15. 15 Brondywine 4. 5 15. 15 Bridgemon 5. 10 15. 15 Wotervliet 3. 10 15. 15 Ml Luthern 0.2 13. 10 River Volley 15. 15 15. 15 New Buffolo 13. 10 14. 14 Berrien Sprs 16. 16 17. 15 Cossopdis 15.9 15. 6. 15 Niles 3. 15. 13 15. 15 Dowogioc 6. 11 10. 14 Lokeshore 15. 16 15. 15 Constontine 9. 6 15. 15 Brondywine 2. 5 15. 12. 16 River Volley 5. 15. 14 2.4 Berrien Sprs 15. 15 13.6 Niles 15. 15 15.9 St. Phillips 9. 15 15. 13 St Joe 12. 15 15. 15 Edwordsburg 11. 13 11.6 Gull Loke 15. 15 15. 15 Brondywine 13.9 15. 15 Benton Harbor 12.6 15. 15 River Volley 10. 10 2.2 Berrien Sprs 15. 15 15. 13. 13 Three Rivers 7. 15. 15 15. 15 Cossopotis 4. 4 2. 11 Berrien Sprs 15. 15 15. 15 Dowogioc 6.4 3. 1 Lokeshore 15. 15 15. 15 Bishop Golloger 11.6 15. 15 Allegon 13.6 6.2 Portoge Northern 15. 15 3. 10 Woylond 15. 15 15. 15 Brondywine 3.4 15. 5. 15 River Volley 13. 15. 11 13.10 White Pigeon 15. 15 15. 15 Edwordsburg 13. 13 15. 15 Colomo 10.8 15. 15 Hartford 9 4 15. 15 Eou Cloire 9. 5 4.2 Berrien Sprs Won 26 Lost 14 15. 15 Cindy Dolenberg. Julie Drown. Uschi Dodschwlnno. Kori Hendrickson. Roque! Rose. Rebecca Reiter. Deono Brody. Cooch Lori Cosey. Gwen Mortl. Lynnette Morley. Sherry Stone. Robyn Bogwell Kelli House. Jennifer Molico. ond Kelly Hughes. Volleyball 41 Before rhe 1985-86 seoson starred, Cooch Steve Bender stored, We won't hove any trouble filling it up’ this yeor. Thor wos true, os rhe Bucks scored in rhe eighty-point range three rimes. The question wos could they stop the other teams from filling it up. The Bucks were on rhe short end of the stick most of rhe rime, but nor by much, in most coses, losing seven gomes by only o 16 point margin. The Bucks were led in scoring by juniors Michael Greene. Ricky Wode. ond Louie Bruno. Deon Gorcio. junior, wos commended os ream coproin along with Michael Greene. Michoel Greene ond Ricky Wode were award- ed all-conference ond Louie Bruno second ream oil-conference. The Bucks ore expected to be strong next yeor with the top six players returning with experience ond rhe ex- citing rolent from rhe junior varsity team. Spirited bucks gather before their Ml. Opponents look in dismay os Michoel Greene goes off strong for o bosher Front row: Rob Wilson. Jeff Metzger. Ricky Wode. John Benok. Dorren Losh. Dole Posey Second row: Louie Bruno. Tom Morthews. Brett Pointer. Deon Gorcio. Som Hill Vorsity Boskerboll Bucks Opponent 46 Berrien Springs 75 51 Lokeshore 55 66 Edwordsburg 69 54 Cossopolis 58 Christmas Tou moment 60 (Vicksburg) 79 80 (White Pigeon) 40 54 Brondywine 61 51 River Volley 52 57 Colomo 74 67 Dowogioc 71 65 Berrien Springs 76 67 Edwordsburg 66 62 Cossopolis 60 47 River Volley 40 54 Brodywine 70 56 Lokeshore 55 55 Eou Cloire 82 85 Colomo 65 60 LMC 55 56 Dowogioc 58 District 57 (Brondywine) 58 won 8 lost 10 42 Men's Dasher bo 11 — Varsity Men's basketball fills it up' Front row: David Pruitt. Mott McCubbins. Lonny Fisher. Dlno Mayo. Michoel Drown. Scott Kilgore ond Dryon Gomble Second row: Don Hollowoy. Dill Londgrebe. Tim Dell. Kirk Lowrence Andy House, ond Cooch Tom Wilcox. Front row: Rick GrkJly Dole Troutmon. Peter Middleton. Tim Price M.ke Metzger Mott Young Don Rivener Lonce Oliver ond Rolph Koppe Second row. Managers, Lynn Oush Daphne Scott. Tony Ruth Trevor Pinkston Dovid Foulkner, Jim Pr e Quinn Young Rob Vondyke. Chris Ofteson. ond Cooch Don Renhock ''P xciring ' wos rhe word for rhe L- rozzle dozzle of rhe '66 junior vorsiry. Beginning rhe season wirh o six gome winning series, rhe j.v. Bucks evenruolly fell ro River Volley Dino Moyo, junior, led rhe ream in borh scoring ond rebounding. A srrong cosr backed Moyo. Team members Micheol Brown. Lonny Fisher. Tim Bell ond Bryan Gomble succeeded In rally- ing on impressive 16-4 record for rhe j.v. Bucks. Cerroinly rhe record wos rhe besr Cooch ony of Tom Wilcox's reams hove hod yer. The freshman reom broughr inex- perience ro rhe courr wirh excellenr spirir. Cooch Don Rennhock’s job wos ro mold rhe young reom. Alrhough rhey hod o disoppoinring seoson record (4- 13). rhe record could nor reflect rhe fun ond experience rhar rhe young Bucks gained rhroughour rhe seoson. Lonce Oliver, freshman, wos cired by Cooch Rennhock os o player wirh o remarkable ortirude. Other leading reom members were Dovid Foulkner. Tony Rurh, ond Jim Price. Ricky Wade skies over opponent wirh power ond finesse ro score two points. Ducks J.V Doskerboll Opponent 57 Derrien Springs 46 52 lokeshore 37 69 Edwordsburg 55 60 Cassopolis 63 Chrisrmos Tournament 53 White Pigeon 36 51 Drodywine 47 54 River Volley 67 50 Colo mo 49 70 Dowogioc 56 62 Derrien Springs 57 69 Edwordsburg 56 56 Cassopolis 44 52 River Volley 51 56 Drondywine 66 34 Lokeshore 36 69 Eou Cloire 71 47 Colomo 45 41 LMC 55 91 Dowogioc 66 Won 16 Lost 4 Freshmon Doskerboll Ducks Opponent 55 Edwordsburg 51 35 Cassopolis 62 Holidoy Tournament 51 Drondywine 56 52 Conyontlne 56 44 Niles 56 39 St Joe 47 44 Lokeshore 69 54 Colomo 45 33 (5 0 ) St Joe 59 56 Derrien Springs 69 47 Edwordsburg 53 47 Cossopolts 80 51 River Volley 55 66 Colomo 38 25 Eou Ck re 58 24 River Volley 43 45 Derrien Springs 47 53 Dowogioc 31 Won 4 Lost 13 Men s Doskerboll 43 Cheerleaders stir enthusiasm Vorsiry squod Front row: Lori Fox Suson Vite ond June Gunn Second row-. Srephome Soin. Melisso Scroggins. Ellen Yow ond Kori Henncksen JV Vorsiry squod Front tow: Jonice Moore Kelly Hughes, Down Wolford, ond Tomero Schlender Second row: Cmdy Glovm ond Korrino Scroggins Third row: Michelle Smedley c. ' ) 44 Cheerleaders The Duchonon cheerleoder is nor rhe air-headed cheerleoder who goes our in fronr of crowds yelling, screaming, ond simply show- ing off Our program hos no room for rhor rype of cheerleoder They begin rheir season by having o spring rryour rhor is judged by rhe Norre Dome cheerleaders This year rhe J V ond Vorsiry cheerleaders or- rended o rhree doy VCA cheerleoding comp down Sourh The squads leorned mony new skills — cheers, jumps, ond chonrs This wos oil in on efforr ro improve rhe program The vorsiry squod compered in two differenr comperinons To prepare for rhis rhey hod ro procrice one week srroighr The girls procnced rwice o doy. in rhe morning ond evening, rorolling four hours o doy All rhe hord work, porience. ond dedicorion finally paid off when rhe squod orrended rhe Berrien Counry Yourh Fair Cheerleoding Comperi- rion. Here rhe squod won rhe Reserve Grand Champion Honor They also compered in rhe Allegon Counry Foir Cheerleoding Comperi- rion. raking second place of rhe rwelve squods in rhe closs C division The cheerleoding program or Duchonon is ranked os being one of rhe besr in rhe srore ond envied by oil rhe oreo schools. The cheerleoding program or Duchonon is known by mony people os being firsr rare, soid Ellen Yow. senior cheerleoder. The rrodirion of excellence wos carried Through rhe yeor os rhe vorsi- ry. JV ond freshmon squods shined for Duchonon. Varsity cheerleaders dress m their grubbiest or- rire Certainly rhe young ladies present a dif- ferenr image than what DHS has grown used ro seeing Front row: Amy Gollowoy Second row: Amy Scott. Jeni Jones. Volori Kolberg Third row: Sue Fox Fourth row: Joby Londgrebe Cheerleaders 45 Front row: Jodi Wregglesworth, Heorher Roe. Cindy Dolenberg, Jennifer Mollco. Robin Bogwell ond Kim Droper Second row: Lori Wohlstrom. Jenny Miller. Devro Wregglesworth. Roqoel Rose. Rebecco Reiter, ond Cooch Jeon Storm. Softballers develop style The best feorure of this yeor's vorsiry sofrboll ream wos Irs strong defense. This defense, along with good pitching, helped the young team goin o 10-10 record. Cooch Jeon Storm stored that this season hos seen the best record for attendance or proctice, ond the practice hos been very hard. The ream hod many strong players. Roquel Rose hod the highest batting overage, ond Rebecco Reiter wos the leading pitcher. Deono Brody, with o high batting overage, ond Jennifer Molico were also strong players. Cooch Storm stored that the outlook for next yeor's season is good. VARSITY SOFTDALL Docks Opponents 19 Cossopolis 0 7 Brandywine 10 3 River Volley 2 11 Golien 10 17 New Buffalo 16 3.9 Berrien Springs 13, 10 9. 12 Bock Classic 15.7 6 River Volley 7 6 Colomo 6 2 Lokeshore 6 3 Dowogioc 6 2 St Joe 12 15 Coloma 4 6 Pow Pow 7 9 Lokeshore 19 0 Berrien Springs 3 7 Edwordsborg 3 3 Dowogioc 5 Won 10 Lost 10 46 Sofrboll J.V. Bucks go undefeated: 16-0 Front row: Abby Molds. Amy Gollowoy. Korhy Surron. Kelly Boyle. Berh Molds. Shoron Wheetly, Lynn Bush. Dophne Scorr Second row: Vicki McBoin. Louro Bell. Deonno Bolfhazor. Becky Myers. Cindy Glovin. Poulo Posey. Michelle Forhor. ond Cooch Mike Welsh Bucks — impressive Arorol ream effort by the J.V. sofrboll squod earned them o 16-0 record this season. Cooch Mike Welsh stated that the members of the team attended practice every doy ond olwoys worked hard to moke themselves strong. They got along well, helped ond supported each other, ond ployed well. Cooch Welsh felt that this one-on-one relationship with the team members helped them achieve their excellent record. The biggest gome of the season wos o double heoder against St. Joe. The Bucks won the first gome, but were losing the second in the lost inning. The Bucks come bock to score five runs ond win. Cooch Welsh predicted o good J.V. softball season next year. Since this year’s pitchers ore moving up to varsity next yeor, new pitchers will hove to be found. Bucks J.V SOFTBALL Opponent 19 Pow Pow 4 23 Brandywine 16 13 Bridgman 6 26.34 Dowogtoc 2. 13 49. 2 New Buffolo 2 16 Benton Harbor 1 28 River Volley 3 13 Lokeshore 4 16 Benton Harbor 6 28 Dowogtoc 5 19. 10 St Joe 6.9 10. 11 Colo mo 8.7 21 Lokeshore Won 16 Lost 0 8 Sofrboll 47 Unselfish efforts topple records ' ' T his year hos been one of injuries I ond disappointments for the thinclods, but pride ond deter- mination won out in the end,’’ stored Mr. Steve Bender, frock coach. The 1965-66 season wos one in which many school records were shattered. Dovid Boyle, senior, broke the school record in the high hurdles with o record of 39.6 seconds. Michael Greene, junior, set o new record in the long jump with o distance of 22'9V2 . Both Greene ond Boyle mode All-Conference this year. The mile-relay record wos matched by the ream of Rodney Schlender. sophomore; John Benok, senior; Michael Greene, junior; ond Dovid Boyle, senior, with o time of 3.32. Mr. Bender is confident that next year will be injury-free ond record-breaking. Dovid Doyle demonstrates style in rhe hurdles. Bucks Men's Track Opponent 2nd WMU Indoor 7th South Bend Classic 98 Berrien Springs 40 49 Niles 88 81 Bridgman 56 06 Three Rivers 101 4th Brandywine Relays 57 Edwordsburg 81 4th Wotervliet Relays 87 River Volley 49 81 Cosso polis 56 97 Brandywine 05 77 Pow Pow 60 104 Colomo 05 72 Lokeshore 65 79 Dowogioc 57 5th Regionols-Bronson tie 1st Conf erence- Dowogioc 11th Stote-Bongor Won 10 Lost 3 Tied 1 Front row: Ron Dunbor. Boon Bromley Richord Shepordson, Brlon Brown. Comeron Weover. Scott Kilgore. Rondy Proper Dovid Proper ond Todd Hondley Second row: Mike Converse. Dovid Leirer. Mrchoel Greene. Rodney Schlender. R� ck Wode. John Benok. Dovid Boyle. Jeff Poyne. Steve Elioson, ond Michoel Brown 46 Men's Track Front row: Christine House. Lynnetre Motley. Julie Drown. Suson Metzger. Melisso Scroggins. Ellen Yow Beth Hickok. Tommy Downhom. Srephome Som. ond Kelley Hughes Second row: Jane Topash. Darlene Best, Denise Jocquez. Christine Smith. Koylene Sooles, Sherry Stone. Michelle Inglerighr. ond Kelly VerHoge Third row: Gwen Mottl. Shelly Miller. Michelle Smedley. Kori Henrlcksen. Down Wolford. Cothy Wiggers. Amello Byrum. Tonio Piotti. ond Cooch Liso Cork Fourth row: Joby Londgrebe. Jennifer Singleton. Jessico Ferebee. Angie Glisinksi. Susie Krider Amy Scott. Renito Moyo. Roxonne Dellinger, ond Kristino Covonough. Fifth row: Sue Fox. Tommero Schlender. Shannon Lolmough. Srephome Foster. Angelo Lick. Toro Hown. Tommy Sisk, ond Tonio Leiter Returning lettermen promise bright future Bucks Women's Trock Opponent 75 Bridgmon 53 54 Three Rivers 74 2nd Brondywine Retoys 71 Edwordsburg 69 3rd Wotervliet Relays 90 River Volley 38 66 Cassopolis 62 98 Brondywine 29 3rd Loker Co-ed Reloys 80 Pow Pow 48 96 Cotomo 38 62 Lokeshore 66 3rd Hortford 98 Dowogioc 29 3rd Regionols-Bronson 2nd Conference-Dowogiac Won 8 Lost 2 The Lody Ducks showed discipline ond poise throughout the exceptional 1985-1986 frock season. The seniors started off by leading the team ond helping the underclassmen to succeed ond excel. The 3200m relay was dominated by underclassmen who monoged to break the record. The team consisted of Toro How. freshman; Shelley Miller, sophomore; Kori Henricksen, sophomore; ond Joby Londgrebe, freshmon. with a rime of 10:43. Julie Drown, senior, tied the school record in the 400m dosh with o time of 1 ;01.7. The 800m relay ream consisting of Lynerre Morley, junior; Kelley Hughes, sophomore; Julie Drown, senior; ond Amy Scott, freshmon, qualified for store. Also qualifying for store were Lynerre Morley, 300 hurdles; Jone Toposh, discus, Meshelle Williams, long jump; ond Julie Drown ond Amy Scott in the 400m dosh. Next year's ream will be bock stronger rhon ever with lots of experience ond determination. Women s Track 49 State champs battle but no title for '86 The 1985 Store Champions of Buchanon struggled to defend their honor ond the title in 1986. but unfortunately fell short. Cooch Robert Storm stored that they will lose many valuable seniors bur will get many talented J.V. players next year. ' The team trained ond practiced hard to be able to win Store this year,'' stored Alon Hoyden, senior. The reom wasn't very hungry for o win or the beginning of the season, but with on eight to two record, they become hungry ond worked with pride. explained Cooch Storm. Although the Bucks will be losing such seniors os Dole Posey. Brett Pointer, Dorin Losh, ond Alon Hoyden.- the J.V. teom will produce such athletes os Blone Borlow, junior; Tim Price, freshmon; Mike Kelley, freshmon; ond Trevor Pinkston, freshmon. Cooch Storm hosn'r pur much thought in- to next year, bur when osked. he soid rhor he is confident of o good season. Cooch Robert Storm proudly worches his rookies A rainy Lokeshore gome couses disappointment for worm-up. varsity Ducks. 50 Doseboll Front row-. Cooch Storm Second row: Brett Pointer. Alon Hoyden. Jim Kirk. Kurt Phillips. Jon Vineyord ond Dorren Glovm Third row: Dean Gorcio. Dorren Losh Louie Bruno Tom Matthews ond Floyd Front tow-. Jim Price Tim Price Tony Ruth. Erin Coffle. ond Dovid Faulkner Second row: Mike Kelley Rob VonDyke. Trevor Pinkston. Eric Vow, Blone Borlow. ond Kevin Chostoin. VARSITY DASEDALL Bucks Opponents 9 South Bend Adorns 1 11 Cossopolis 1 15 Brandywine 8 7 River Volley 0 7 New Buffalo 1 5. 14 Berrien Springs 8.5 16. 4 Buck Classic 1.2 1 River Volley 0 4 Colomo 3 1.6 LoPorte 6.7 6 Lokeshore 8 2 Dowogioc 3 3.6 New Proirie 4. 4 5 Sr Joe 8 10 Colomo 7 16 Districts 1 6 Lokeshore 7 10 Edwordsburg 0 8 Dowogioc 7 3 Pre-districts 1 17. 1 Districts 18 Won 8 Lost 0.2 J.V. Baseball Bucks Opponents 16 Brondywme 13 12. 11 Cloy 8. 12 5 Edwordsburg 6 2 Bridgmon 0 6 Wotervliet 2 0 Colomo 4 8 Dowogioc 3 15 New Proirie 4 8 St Joe 13 0 Colomo 7 6 Won 5 Lost Doseboll 51 The Duck nerrers hod o good seoson record of eight wins ond three losses They tied with Dowogioc for fourth in Conference with John Thompson moking the All-Conference second teom. The teom finished third in Regional ploy. In the South Hoven Invitational, the Ducks tied with LMC for second, with medols going to Joson Deistle. first singles runner-up; Kirk Lawrence, fourth singles runner-up; ond the runner-up second doubles teom of Rob Wilson ond Jeremy Link. At the Golesburg-Augusro Invitational, the netters finished third with gold medol winners Kirk Lowrence, third singles, ond first doubles teom of Eric Deistle ond Chod Hoskins. A silver medol went to Joson Deistle os first runner up. Speciol Awords went to: John Thompson Chod Hoskins Kirk Lowrence John Thompson Gorerh Kuhl Most Voluoble Ployer 101% Desr Attitude Most Improved Dovid Luke Memorio! The returning squad should hove o fine seoson. Eric Deistle. junior smashes his opponent TENNIS DUCKS OPPONENTS 5 Colomo 2 0 Derrien Springs 7 6 Dowogioc 1 7 Edwordsburg 0 5 LMC 2 6 Colomo 1 2 Derrien Springs 5 3rd South Hoven Inv. 6 Dowogioc 1 5 Drondywine 2 3 Lokeshore 4 3rd Golesburg Inv. 6 Edwordsburg 1 tied 4th Conference 5 Drondywine 2 3rd Regionols Won 8 Lost 3 Ducks net winning season Front row: Cooch Deistle. Scott Swortz. ond Koren Hoskins Second row-. Chod Hoskins. Eric Deistle. Jeremy Link, ond Dob Wilson Third row: Joson Deistle. John Thompson. Goreth Kuhl, ond Kirk Lowrence 52 Tennis New squad members prove themselves The newly installed pom - pom squod proaices the finale of their energetic half-time show. The first rime in five years a pom-pon squod. consisting of 12 girls, represented Duchonon High School. Decouse of skepticism on the port of administration, the women were pur to o grueling test. Yet the dedicated dozen overcome the obstacles ond per- formed well. The squod nor only performed or bosketboll gomes bur also displayed their talents during Winter Festival. Initially 43 ladies from all four closses signed up for try-outs, bur only 12 lucky members were chosen. Under the direction ond guidance of on enthusiastic cooch. Mrs. Mory Dings, the squod developed o strong sense of dedication ond pride. With the assistance of Lokeshore's squod ond cooch. Duchonon pom-pon girls learned on impressive routine. Certainly the squod would never hove been formed without Cooch Dings. Previously o paid position, Cooch Dings volunteered her services ond rime to moke 12 girls ond Duchonon High School proud. Pom-pon squod rehearses o familiar routine. Front row: Connie Wilkes Dorlene Best Terri Cole Rebecca Myers. Kim Draper, Jodi Horvorh Second row-. Sherry Kelly. Devro Wreggelsworrh. Joyce Pease. Cooch Mory Dings. Denise Horvorh. Shannon Lolmough, Toro Hyepock Pom Pon 53 We of the Pines Detective Agency were shocked to find rhof Organized Crime hod crepr into Duchonon. The French Club. Sponish Club. Art Club. Deco, Toronto Exchonge, Close-Up. the Buckhorn, ond the yeorbook were very octive in the theft of students' rime ond energy, but it wos rime well spent. The Pines Defective Agency moves to full force. Morfy Wolford mokes his point to Ricky Burger vaj The SRA sponsored SADD. Winter Fesr.. Homecoming, ond mony other octiviries The RedBud Chorole re- ceived o Division I ot festivol. while the Concert Choir produced o mini-musicol. Podio Station K-l-D-S. The Norionol Honor Society went to Chicago, ond the Chorole went to Lonsing. v) e Wk. vb rrn mWxVjQL fai uxAid'� %vv § CkOfV rbavVcM tl lL TVaXa v fb Vwm. ai t t vaa |«« t� n 54 Organized Crime: Clubs Organized Crime Scene of the Crime Jim Kirk finishes his shelves in wood shop Laura Johnson ond Jenny Zebell listen Deano Brody disguises herself os o wood worker ond spies in Organized Crime • Clubs 55 Concert Choir develops style If you hove o desire to sing, wont to leorn to sing well, ond wont to shore in the joy of music, then you should consider joining the Concert Choir. Choir director Mrs. Corol McKeon ond the Concert Choir worked long hours this yeor to disploy their tolents in severol octivities. These octivities included: Christmos ond spring concerts, touring Berrien Generol Hospirol's geriotric unit or Christmos. ond singing or the elemenrory schools ot Christmos. The choir olso pur on o mini-musicol colled Radio Station K-l-D-S for the elementory schools in the spring. The members designed their own sets ond costumes. Students join Concert Choir to become comforroble with singing, to leorn how to use their singing voice correctly, to leorn to reod music, ond to leorn obour music itself. Concert Choir is open to oil students. Front row: Korol Yow. Andreo Smedley, Angelo Lowery. Corrie Nonio ond Srephonie Gorret Second row: Angel Adorns. April Toylor. Jomes Doggie, Sonny Fuller. V. J Heody Suson Itoybuck. ond Zondro Alcolo Third row: Volorie Thomos. Toro Gulley. Director Mrs Corol McKeon. Megon Conwoy Dovld Miller. Scott Kelly. Liso Zechmon. ond Accomponist Denise Jocquez 56 Concert Choir Front row: Tommy House. Trino Scroggins, ond Lori Thomos Second row: Morylin Watkins. Jill Scroggins. Orion Dock. Michele Durgoyne. Gene Cosro. Lori Wholsrrom. Kelly Ver Hoge, Tim Corrigon. Tony Nichols. Sherry Kelley, ond Mrs Corol McKeon Third row: Rochel Dose. Floyd Kelley, Felicio Kinslow, Mike Lowery. Cheryl Neirch Amy Dever. Romono Hemphill, Devero Wregglesworth, ond Mrs Judith Guolr Rebud Chorale performs The Redbud Chorale, consisting of 23 members ond directed by Mrs. Corol McKeon. mode their presence known In 1985-86. The Chorale performed ot many octivities and functions including: Berrien General Hospital, the Southwestern Michigan Vocol Festival or WMU, the First United Methodist Church’s Mother Doughrer Banquet, the Buchonon Christmas home tour, ond the Clark Credit Union onnuol meeting. The Chorale also song for home bosketboll gomes ond basketball districts. For the third year in o row. the Redbud Chorale hos been invited to the State Copirol building to sing in the Rotundo. The Redbud Chorale ond the Concert Choir held two fund raisers over the yeor in order to fund music comp scholarships ond to buy new show-choir risers. When osked why she enjoyed being o member of Chorale. Tommy House, senior (ond four-yeor member of the Chorale) responded. Because we get to do things in this group thot the other Michele Durgoyne. Kelly VerHoge Ramona Hem- phill. Rachel Rose, Tammy House. Felicia Kinslow. ond Jill Scroggins roke a break. group doesn't get to do. We hove o lot of fun In the class. Three members of the Chorole were chosen for the 1985-86 Region B Honors Choir held ot Olivet College Mike Lowery, sophomore, Cheryl Neirch. junior; ond Brion Bock, senior, joined the Regional Honors Choir. The students audi- tioned with o piece of prepored music, sung o coppello ond one sight-reoding rest. Upon reaching Regionols, students must hove five pieces prepared Brion Bock went further to become o member of the Men's Store Honors Choir for which he hod to prepare on addi- tional four pieces of music. Both Regionols ond Store were sponsored by the Michigan School Vocol Association. When osked about the experience. Brion stored. Performing in Hill Auditorium in Ann Arbor with 83 other people wos one of the best experiences of my high school career. I enjoyed work- ing with Mrs. McKeon. Mike Lowery, ond Cheryl Neirch. They were the best Red Dud Chorole 57 SRA sponsors activities The SRA (Student Representative Assembly) has had several achievements of which they ore proud. They sponsored Homecoming. SADD week, on ossembly on suicide prevention, ond finally com- pleted the year with Winterfest. The SRA hos many responsibilities. They plan when the fund roisers for other organizations will be held. They also prepare the assemblies, the talent show, ond class competition or pep rollies. The SRA hod donees ond sold candy or Christmas rime to earn money to support their projects. They also hove on onri-vandolism fund which helps the school pay the domoges of vondols. The goal of the SRA is to hove just enough money in o bonk account for next yeor's Homecoming. They wont to show the students that they ore trying to do something for them. The SRA officers were Pom Lorson. president. Cindy Best, vice- president; Melindo Meyer, secretory, ond Cheryl Neitch. treasurer. The odvisor wos Mr Thomos Gozello Front row: Cheryl Neitch. Melindo Meyer. Cindy Best, ond Pom Lorson Second row-. Jenny White. Doren Losh. Veronica Wolf, Beth Hickok. Gwen Mottl. Becky Young, ond June Gunn Third row: Brian Bock. Cindy Glovin. Kelly Hughes. Melisso Porter. Tonio Pioti. Robyn Bogwell. ond Lynn Wode Fourth row: Dophonie Scott. Amy Scott. Vol Kolberg. Rolf Koppe. ond Lourie Bell 58 SRA Front row: Sue Vire Derh Hickok. Julie Honkilo. Goyle Morsh ond Koro Bever Second row: Lori Fox. Veronico Wolf. Liso Penwell Corhy Wiggers, ond Melindo Meyer Third row: Jenny White, Phong Tron. Pom lorson. John Benok, Becky Young. Gorerh Kuhl. Lonny Fisher ond Greig Wise NHS serves iai he Norionol Honor Society is on org n of students p, scholorship. selects the point hove leadership, ond service. A board of members. Members ore chosen on the basis of grade overage, leadership abilities, ond the service they provided to the school ond community. NHS sponsors or takes port in many servtce activities These include: Speciol Olympics, making cookies ond having o luncheon for reocher appreciation doy. collecting money for Eoster Seals, working ot Moyfoir, ond Working for Hands Across America They also sponsor the onnuol Honors Banquet They held o cor wash to roise money for the trip they rook to Chicago. The NHS advisor Is Mr. Tom Gozello. This year's officers were: president. Beth Hickok; vice-president, Julie Honkilo secretory, Suson Vire.- ond treasurer, Greig Wise Elections for new officers Fisher was chosen os president. Greig reth Kuhl os secretary, ond Lori Fox member ___________ Plans for next yeor include onother trip to Chicago ond participating in the some service activities were held in M Wise os vice-presld os treasurer. Fifteen bringing the rotol no ere inducted in May. NHS Front row: Louro Bock. Vicki Ort. More Fonln. Richord Sheppordson. Bill Forhot. Greig Wise. Kirk Lowrence. Morry Wolford. Phong Tron. Bill Londgrebe. Dove Lolmough. Mike Eddington. Jock Gober. Mott Eddington, ond Brion Bock Second row: Roe Morie Lowery Undo Schelkopf, Lori Fox. Michelle Smedly. Jocki Georhordt. Becky Muir. Kori Henricksen. Lynn Bush. Michele Forhot. Louri Bell. Michele Burgoyne. Cheryl Neitch. Goyle Morsh. ond Lonce Oliver Third row: Dovid Smith. Wendy Bromley. Cindy Best. Koro Bever. Brion Brown. Rodney Schlender. Dove Pruitt. Dee Antisdel Annette Tote. Jeni Jones. Holly Wise. Ann Cole. Stacy Phiscotor. Renne Bicord. Jenny Pease, ond Denver Peose Fourth row: Trevor Pinkston, ond Doug Burgoyne French Club sparks friendships Becky Young, pirate; Cindy Desr. good foiry. ond Koro Dever. gypsy, portoke of o Holloween rreor or the annual pizza party. 60 French Club Spanish honors and Spanish club swell in numbers and fun Front row: Mrs Mefford Veronico Wolf. Melindo Meyer. Julie Honkilo. ond Jennl Whire Second row: Suson Vite. Liso Penwell. Pom Lorson. Cothy Wiggers, ond Beth Hickock Third row: Brian Singleton. Gorerh Kuhl. ond John Dodson This year. 65 students joined Spanish Club — the lorgest number of students ever to join the club. Sponish Club is on organization that pro- motes the school. Anybody with on in- terest in Sponish conjoin. The Sponish Club advisor wos Mrs. Jac- quelyn Mefford. Officers were: president. Veronico Wolf; vice-president. Becky Young; secretory, Cindy Glovin; treasurer. Denise Horvoth; ond historian, Beth Moulds. The Sponish Club enjoyed o variety of activities this year. The club went to Grand Rapids to see the Flomenco dancer, Jose Greco. They also hod o pihoto party followed by coroling or Chrisrmos. They dined ot Hociendo restaurant ond hod o Valentine's party. They also went to South Bend to see o Mexican folklore boiler Sponish Club also sponsored speaker Dr Robert Griffen. o Sponish professor or Western University. About 230 Sponish students from oreo schools come to Buchonon to attend his presentation. Sponish Club's main moneymaker wos the onnuol Donkey Boskerboll gome. The money went to support o Mexican child, ond was saved for o computer for the club. Front row: Amy Fleming. Abbey Moulds. Amy Scort. Sue Fox. Beth Hickok. Veronico WoH. Todd Moliror. liso Penwell. John Dodson, Brian Bromley DeWoyne Kirkdorfer. Morr Hollowoy ond Jenny Zebell Second row: Mrs Mefford. Jess Ferebee. Ricki Wielkes. Dophne Scoit. Toro Hown, Angelo Glisinski. Erico Downey. Carmen Hown. Sunny Fuller. Kofi Thomos. Tommy Schender. Kelly Hughes. Kelly Herman. Tim Cosronon. Korin Turley. Rolf Koppe Cothy Wiggers. ond Ann Simpson Third row: Hearher Roe. Roquel Rose. Rebecco Reiter. Kristin Kline Tonio Piorri, Beth Moulds. Robyn Bogwell. Mott McCubbins Andreo Phoenix. John Forhot Dee An- nsdel. Pom Lorson. Louro lindstrond. Amy Lake. Debbie Johnson, Mindy Neveoux. ond Brian Singleton Fourth row: Jenny Poormon. Tomi Sisk, Jodi Horvoth. Denise Horvoth, Noncy Benok. Cindy Glovin. Shonnon Lolmough, Down Wolford. Kelly Boyle. Bryon Gamble Jennifer Molico Stephonie Soin. Kelley Kerr Kelly VerHoge Becky Young, Stephonie Foster, Jenni White, ond Melindo Meyer Spanish Honors ond Club 61 Buchanan students travel to Washington and to Toronto hroughour rhe years, Buchanan I students hove traveled to Spain, Mexico, and France. However, those trips are sponsored by longuoge clubs and usually are planned during the summer or over a spring vocation. The Toronto exchange ond rhe Close-up progroms ore trips that ore planned each year ond ore attended during rhe school year. The purpose is certainly nor just sight-seeing. Important activities ore planned to educate rhe students who attend rhe trip. The Toronto trip is actually on ex- change program with Lokeshore Col- legiate Institution in Toronto, Conodo. During school, members participated in many events some of which were: o spaghetti eoring contest, volleyball, debores, ond of course rhe usual classes ond tour of rhe city. The Toronto students then come to Buchonon to see rhe workings of o small American school. The program allowed both American ond Conodion students to experience o flavor of life in o neighboring country. Close-up, on rhe other hand, is nor on exchange progrom os such. It is really o program designed to give students from oil over America o first hand experience or seeing the United Stores government working. The group that went this year was able to see Congressman Siljonder, medio specialists, college professors, ond o representative from Senator Levins' office. Dill Forhor. junior, ond Jon Vineyord. senior, ex- omine rhe constitution of the United Stores in Washington D C during rhe Close-up trip Toronto ond Buchonon students huddle together in Toronto. Conodo while routing rhe city. Close-up group members pause for o quick break in their busy schedule Toronto Exchange: Front row: Berh Moulds. Tonio Piorri. Mrs Ruth Writer. Jenny White, ond Melindo Meyer Second row: Michael Green. Gorerh Kuhl. Dean Gorcio. Kelley Turley, ond Korin Turley Third row: Berh Hickok. Jon Vineyord. Kris Emerick, Dorren Losh. Orion Bock, ond George Williomson Travel 63 Duck band wins division one Front row-. Wane Dor low. Dove Guisbeft. Volori Kolberg. Mork Bullock. Amy loke Michele Forhot. John Forhot. Orerr Po nrer. Dophne Scon, Derh Moulds Second row: Lynn Dush. Jenny Jones. Amy Scon, Kelly Hughes Decky Muir. Amy Byrum. Tereso On. Korie Thomos. Jill Scon Third row: Chrisiie Holis. Kelley Herman Stocy Phiscoior, Robin Bogweli Koylene Sooles. Uso Ko«ser. Angelo Fleenor. Tonlo Lierer. Sue Fox. Julie Carpenter. Shownerte Hoynes. Joson Detsrle Terry Robinson Abby Moulds. Jenny Singleton Shelley Miller Hz Neely Angie Metzger Dlono Metzger Roxanne Dellinger Poulo Posey. Tino Rouse. Shonno Ritchie. Romono Hemphill. Torn! Link. Jenny Poor man Fourth row: Kevin Rouse. Pom Morse Rick Gridley. Scon Kelley Jockie Cotter. Cindy Glovm. Kelly Doyle. Suson Vire. Mike Eddington. John Gormire. Seon Holl. Vicki Crow Angelo Lick. Dill Forhot. Decky Myers. Jodi Wreggelsworth. Greg Wiggins Louro Dock, Tim Glosson. Mrs. Detgen Fifth row: Michoel Converse. Suzonne Holt. Rolf Koppe. Jeremy Link, Steve Smith. Juke Colpetzer. Mott Holloway Orion Brown. Don Crow. Kristen Klme, Mon Eddington Shelley Poskiet Robb VonDyke Angie Glisinski Vicki Me- Ooin. Greg Fitzgerold. Quino Young. More Fonnin. Lynn Dings. Mr Cromer Sixth row: Ingrid Felten Mehsso Potter Jone Long. Mindy Neveoux. Tino Steere Melisso Scroggins. Kroig Bever. Vicki On. Ellen Yow. Jeff Chubb. Dole Troutman Jockie Jesswein. Stefonie Metzger Denise Jocque Jenny Miller Tonio Protti Suson Metzger The firsr year proved ro be o chorm for newly insrolled bond director Mr. Scott Cromer. The 1985-86 school year wos filled with successful events for the bond. The bond received o Division I rating in Marching Festival. They also received a Division II rating for Symphony bond during the Concert Festival The Marching Festival wos held at Central Michigan instead of Michigan Stote University. This gave the students who hove gone before a chance ro hove a new experience The band wos divided into two separate bonds after Christmas. These were the Concert Bond, made up of the freshmen, and the Symphony Band, mode up of upperclassmen. The division between the bands wos pretty even, because the entire group was about one half freshmen and one half upperclassmen. The bond rounded out the year by marching in the Memorial Day Parade. The pit-bond for the spring musico! Fiddler on the Roof performs during dress reheorsol 64 Bond Condids 65 Publication staffs The newspaper staff was advised by Mr Bendix. The paper provides infor- mation on post and upcoming events. The Buckhorn” is published every two weeks ond is distributed throughout the school. The newspaper hos o non-ocodemic atmosphere in the class, ” stored Mr. Bendix, which mokes the class o fun class to join. The editor for the first semester was Michele Burgoyne. senior. For second semester the editor wos Dee Anrisdel, junior. When osked, Why do you enjoy be- ing on the newspaper staff?'' Dee An- risdel replied, I wonted to get involved in journalistic writing. ” Unlike classes, yearbook class begins in early summer for the editor, photo- grapher. ond advisor. The photo- grapher ond editor attend o week long seminor or Colvin College in Grand Ropids, Michigon. After returning home, the editor works with the advisor plan- ning the new edition yearbook. When the rest of the staff returns to class, students spend the first semester learning layout ond design, journolisric style, soles ond promotion, os well os other aspects of publication. Second semester begins the actual pro- duction of the onnuol. The editor assigns sections, deadlines, and writing assign- ments to staff members. The staff members' jobs may include anything from drawing o unique layout to typing o story. Once more the editor, photographer, ond o few staff members hove on ex- tended class period. After final exams, some of the staff return to complete the finol deadline. This is usually o full two- doy job in June. Although the class is open to oil of the student body, only o few ore truly dedicated staff members. Mrs. Springsteod cited these outstand- ing staff members: Kris Borlett, Croig Best, Brian Bock, Stefonie Floor. Michael Greene. JoAnn Hoover, Goil Hudson. Toro Hyepock, Louro Lindstrond, ond Jim Poyne. Front row: Jerry Sain, John Stroud. Rusty Cole. Trent Mork. Dee Antisdole. Mr Bendix Second row: Tim Bell. Tony Ruth. Bob Koro. Michele Burgoyne. Cheryl Koln, Liso Tidey. ond Kim Keefer 66 buckhorn deliver diversifying material Front row: Gail Hudson JoAnn Hoover Louro lindstrond. Cindy Dolenberg. Jennifer Mollco. Toro Hypock. Dorlene Best. Roe Mane Lowery. Tlno Rouse. Kris Borlerr Second row: Geory Modison, Deanna Bolrhozor, Mike McCarty. Jim Poyne. Croig Besr. George Willlomson. Brlon Bock. Mike Greene. Jeff Merzger. Don Coshier Front row: Jill Morsh. Devro Wregglesworth. Koren Cole. Roe Morie Lowery. Jennifer Molico Second row: Peggy Moggert Denise Horvorh. Noncy Benok Korhy JocKson. Billy Costello Third row: Cheryl Worner. Dorren Losh. Dino Moyo. Dove Leirer. Jerry Soin. ond Jeff Metzger DECA offers interesting opportunities Mrs. Cheryl Worner reviews the plans for the fashion show that Duchanon reroiling class sponsored 68 DECA Potential artists thrive The Art Club gave potential ortists o chonce to develop their skills. After school, one night o week, students who belonged to the Art Club could use the workshop and supplies that the Art Deportment hod to offer. This year, the Art Club resumed offer several years of having no club. Students who like orr ond need the supplies. workshop, ond time that the club con give, should join the Art Club. The club advisor was Mrs. Morie ftem- mington The officers were: Andy House, president, Orion Bromley, vice-president; Tommy Downhom, secretory, ond Julie Drown, treasurer. Future plans for the Art Club include nor only taking trips to museums ond art galleries, but also creating posters for community projects, ond helping its members to enter competitions. Deonno Dolrhozor, club member, soid that she joined the Art Club because she likes orr, ond her rolenrs benefit from the open workshops ond supplies that the Art Club provides. Art Club 69 Sophomore. Poulo Kiddle, examines the artistic expressions of students who orrended the ort dub's donee Angie Ritchie exomines her most recent paper with interest Ramona Hemphill. Tomi Link. Lisa Kaiser and friend celebrate during a lunch break 70 Activities Gwen Mottl looks for the bright side The world would be o dull ploce if I people worried roo much, soid Gwen Morrl. junior There is no sense in worrying obour things. Try to find the bright side. This philosophy got Gwen through o poinful knee injury ond loter concer in her mouth. In November. 1985. in o basketball gome ogoinst Golien. Gwen went after o boll that went out of bounds She twisted her knee bodly. tearing two ligaments. Two doys loter she hod knee surgery After the operation the poin wos so severe that, according to Gwen, it wos the worst week in her life. She wos in poin when she went bock to school, too She hod trouble understanding teochers' lectures because of poin ond medicine, ond hod to struggle up ond down stairs. At the end of the doy. she would be so exhausted that she would go home ond sleep. For four months she wore o fiber gloss cost ond used crutches To this dote her knee still hurts, especially before rain. After her injury. Gwen wos informed that she couldn't participate in sports for eight to ten months or run for six months. At first, she didn't absorb this, bur ofrer she went to o volleyball gome, she become upset about missing our on sports. She joined track to build up the strength in her knee, ond plans to ploy sports next year. When o lump wos found behind her front teeth in January, 1986. ond she wos told by her porents rhor she hod concer. Gwen wos very frightened, ond didn’t know whor to expect. Her first thought wos rhor she wos going to die. That first night she couldn’t sleep ond cried for the only time during her ordeol. After that. Gwen wos fine, ond she wos the one to calm her mother ond tell her things were going to be oil right. She wos token to Indianapolis to on oral specialist. She hod to hove teeth removed ond the bone cur our Although it wos o rare type of concer. it wos successfully removed It hod not spread Gwen expects to hove new. permanent teeth by July. The only thing rhor bothered Gwen obout this incident wos thot she hod trouble talking. She got frustrated or having to repeat herself, bur witho week she wos speaking clearly again. I appreciate things more now, soid Gwen. She thinks rhor she cores more for things now. especially porticiporing in sports Next year I’m going to give sports my 129 per cent, she declared She olso stated that it’s hard to imagine how much o person uses his mouth or legs, until he is unoble to. Gwen olso now knows how to treat people with o problem. She feels rhor they don’t wont pity, only for others to act normol. The most important thing Gwen leorned. however, is how much people core. She got letters ond cords from teachers ond classmates The doctors ond personnel ot the hospital where she wos were friendly ond helpful It wos just great, she stored. Gwen plans to attend Indiana Universi- ty in Indianapolis ond study to become o knee surgeon. Next year she will be in- volved in basketball, powderpuff foot- ball. volleyball, ond softball She is on honor student in the Notional Honor Society Melinda Meyer and Jenm White relax in the morn- ing before o rough doy of final exoms Tod Metzger hesitates os he considers o recent problem he solved Activities 71 Todd Handley and Lymon Dybee enjoy the lunch- rime conversation. Eric Kohl ond Ed Eddington take o coffee breok about every five minutes. Finally, my associates and I got down ro the nitty gritty. We talked with the reochers (known os crime bosses) ond students from every class. We also hod mug shots taken. The senior detectives are shown in full color. These people were our prime suspects, bur they told us a lor about student life We hod o good idea obout the perpetrotor(s) of the crime, bur needed more evidence. 72 Suspects: People Suspects Scene of the Crime Sharon Tilly posses bach papers Felicio Kinslow grits her teeth at her friends. Veronica Wolf shows how trashy the new styles of clothing have become on Crazy Day Suspects: People 73 74 Faculty Donold Korhryn Cheryl Koy Mory Trull Trull Worner Welsh White Thomos Wikox Dove Wishorr Clorence Wold Ruth Ann Writer Virginio Wiggers Mrs Hiatt on o hike Faculty identified . . . One remains unknown Guess Who1 Did you solve the mystery? The picture is Mrs. Pauline Hiatt when she was 16 years old Mrs. Hiott does a lot more than shelve and check out books She has many fun hobbies and activities that she enjoys. Mrs Hiatt has camped all over the United Stotes ond Canodo She hos token students with her when there was a library club, ond later she took some of the library oides Mrs Hiott has also been in Jopon. Hong Kong. Red Chino. Europe. Mexico, ond Guoromolo One promi- nent memory she hos of o trip is the rime her gas tonk developed o hole when she wos in the Aloskon wilderness Another memory she has is of a mule ride with some students to the Grand Conyon. Mrs. Hiott loves to comp ond trovel. ond one more ploce she would like to go is Rome Mrs. Hiott hos olso enjoyed riding horses, hik- ing. ond bowling Now she olso enjoys sewing ond working on geneology. ond. of course, she loves to reod Her favorite books ore historical novels, ond her favorite authors ore James Mit- chner. John Steinbeck, and Dorboro Tuckmon Her oil time fovorire book is Gone With the Wind Mrs Hiott likes oil kinds of furry onimols ond especially loves cots She is never without a cot In foct. Mrs Hiott is owned by o cor nom- ed Murphy She described her yellow cor os demanding, affectionate, ond lovable. olthough he doesn't like strangers Mrs. Hiott grew up in the Upper Peninsula, at- tended High School through grode 11 or Cooks High School, ond groduored from Andrews Academy or Berrien Springs While in high school she enjoyed bosketboll She ployed both bosketboll ond softball at Andrews ond eorned a Master of Arts in history. She taught 14 yeors of history. English ond home ec or Buchonon One of her fondest memories of reaching wos the time she rook some term popers rhot her eighth grode doss hod done to o professor ot Andrews He reod them ond soid thor the popers were as good os his freshmen ond sophomores did Thot mode her very proud Mrs Hiott become the school librorion when she become angry with the former librorion because the librory was disorganized, ond she didn’t think this wos foir to the students ond reochers doing reseorch The only thing she didn't like obout librory work is rhot she didn’t get os well-ocquo� nred with the students ond rhot she hod to be a constonr disciplinorion The librory. however, must be a quiet ploce. ond Mrs Hiott stored that she hos too much respect for young people to let them moke fools of themselves Mrs Hiott soid, 'I hove enjoyed 36 yeors of kids ond I hove olwoys enjoyed working ot Buchonon Mrs Hiott ond Murphy Faculty 75 Faculty strives to improve education ‘Coach Young” peps rhe team and students before the big gome Whot's puzzling Mr. Wishorr? Mr. Bender reads up on rhe history of U of M. Mr. Foster enjoys on answer. 76 Faculty Staff aides students Mrs. Warner leans bock ond relaxes Mrs. Mefford lectures on the importance of learning Spanish The frosh are hitting the books or last Mrs. Shafer contemplates her retirement. Mrs. Swartz reminds students to keep their eyes off of their fingers. Faculty 77 SdUHOUOSJdd sSOQ 9 A Ellen Yow ond Scott Riley, seniors Cutest Couple D Floyd Kelley. Liso Penwell. and John Denok. Seniors. Best Dressed C Chert Gerisch. Senior. Prettiest Eyes D. Dovid Leirer ond Kelli House. Seniors Nicest Smile E Trevor Pinkston ond Angie Metzger. Freshmon Prettiest Eyes F Sue Vite ond Alon Hoyden. Seniors Class Flirts G. Kirk Lowrence ond Heather Roe. Sophomores Friendliest 9 iSdjlpUdUJ iJlld SSOD pessajq jseg UMOQ SSO0 di.Kjug isaDiN saA3 isaujaJd paaDDng 04 A|ann 4Sow a|dno3 450403 Muoiq jad ajruDjd auo uoij4 ajouu asn Aouu no 4q6u aq4 uo sajnojd aq4 q4|M uujo|od 4jaj aq4 u| sauo6a4QD 6u|mo||Oj ai|4 ip4C w sd!4!|ouosjdd ssop eqi ipjOUJ noA 1103 6L sdU!louosj d KOQ H Rolf Koppe ond Loune Bell freshmen Most Likely to Succeed I Sherry Stone junior Friendliest J Tom Mot thews junior Friendliest ond Class Flirt K Chad Hoskins sophomore Pret- tiest Eyes L Connie Wilkes ond Tony Ruth freshmen Class Flirts M Ellen Yow senior Class Clown N Mike Kelley and Sue Fox freshmen Best Dressed O Dorm Glovin senior Most Likely to Succeed P Chad Hoskins sophomore Best Dressed O Scott Kilgore ond Lynn Bush sophomores Class Clowns O jepojoip 4!qji|X0 S0DOJ Xipueuj 60 Senior Section Jon Vineyard and Robb Carpenter work in mechanical draw- ing clou Dill Costello searches for a used term paper Orion Dromley prepares for a light lunch of succulent feral pig Paulo O'Dryont contemplates life offer Buchanan High School You're supposed to pay attention during assemblies. Kroig Dever Hey. Deono Drody. way to take charge bur dan r get framed! Senior 61 Ed Bober Krisrino Jo Borlert Krok) Bever Ben Blumko Croig Allen Best Sheryl J Bodrke John Corl Benok Brion C. Bock Michele Corolynn Burgoyne Richord A Corter 62 Senior Portraits Koren LeoEllen Cole Doniel Lee Crow Cindy Lee Dolenberg Louis F Desenberg Tommy Michelle Downhom Kristine Michele Emerkrk Angelo Koy Flee nor Cherl 6erlsch Dor In Douglas Glovin Ron Dunbor Julie K Honkilo Alon Jomes Hoyden Romono Hemphi Kurt D. Henricksen Ellzoberh Morle Hlckok JoAnn Morle Hoover Korhy S. Jockson Dovid Lelrer Toml Deonno Link Christie Lynn Johnson 34 Senior m Trent W. Mork JillAnn Morsh Jim C. Morrhews Tereso McBoln Tod Metzger Melindo Ann Meyer Spencer Miller Trudy Lynn Morse Willtom Poul Mortl Senior 65 Dole Posey Clifford Gene Pruett Robert Scon Riley Tino Rouse Jerry RonokJ Soln Jr. Michoel Schuelke Annie Morie Scroggins Orion Andrew Singleton Lorry A Thompson Todd Toll Jane M. Toposh Mork Towns Jennifer Ellen White George D Wllllomson Veronko Wolf Morrin Jomes Wolford Ellen Christine Yow Floyd Zorobinskl Dill Morrl contemplates his weekend activities | r Geary Madison looms to get to work in publications offer being disarmed by Mr Young Croig Best. photographer, rolls film for o grade Koren Leo takes a rest from phys. ed Drion Noland tries out osmossis. Tough doy. Eric Kuhl? Beth Hickok reviews her list of assemblies she helped plon for the well-organized week to moke students aware of SADD Phong Tron. on achiever, proudly displays his soccer owords. Kurt Phillips would rather be ploying baseball Seniors 93 Dave Smith programs his computer Pom Larson ond Melinda Meyer take o break during homecoming festivities Mrs. Writer ploys judge for future lawyers. 94 Seniors Seniors 95 Normally, choirs ore used to sir on Dove Doyle Don't talk with your mouth full. A Ion Hoyden Stretch. Darren Losh. stretch 96 Senior ED BABER Foorboll 10 KRIS BARLETT Sofrboll 9. 10 Pubhcotions 12 Chorus 12 DECA 11 JOHN BENAK Crosscountry 10 11. 12 Men slrock 10. 11. 12 Men s Bosketboll 9. 10. 11. 12 CRAIG DEST Wrestling 10. 11 Publicotions 12 Close-Up 11 KRAIG DEVER Oond 9. 10. 11. 12 DRIAN DOCK Pubhcotions 11.12 Oond 9 10 Toronto Exchonge 12 Dromo 10. 11. 12 URSULA BODSCHWINNA Exchonge Student — Germony Soccer 12 Volley boll 12 SHERYL BODTKE DAVID OOYLE Footboll 9. 10. 11. 12 Men j Trock 11.12 Boseboli9. 10 DEANA 0RADY Women s Bosketboll 9. 10. 11. 12 Women s Volleyboll 9. 10. 11. 12 Women's Sofrboll 9. 10. 11. 12 DAVID OROMLEY Footboll 9. 10. 11, 12 Wrestling 9. 10. 11. 12 Men s Trock 11. 12 Sponish Club 12 Art Club 12 RICHARD DURGER French Club 9 MICHELE OURGOYNE French Club 9. 10. 11 12 Pubhcotions 11 Dromo 9. 10. 11. 12 Close-Up 11 ROOERT CARPENTER RICHARD CARTER BILL CASTELLO Footboll 9. 10 DECA 12 Ski Club 9. 10. 11. 12 ERIC CLINGENPEEL FootboB 9. 10. 11 Men s Trock 10 KAREN COLE DECA 12 Close Up 10 Bond 11 DANIEL CRAW DECA 11 CINDY DALENBERG Women's Volleyboll 9. 10. 11. 12 Women s Softboll 10. 11 12 Tennis 9 Pubhcotions 9 12 LOUIS DESENBERG Eqoesrnon Club 12 SONDRA DONLEY DECA 11 TAMMY DOWNHAM Women's Trock 10 11, 12 Sponish Club 11 KIM DRAPER Womens Bosket boll 9 10. 11 Softboll 9 10. 11. 12 Mot Moid 9. 10 JULIE DROWN Women's Trock 11. 12 Art Club 12 RON DUNBAR Soccer 12 Trock 12 Equestnon 12 ED EDDINGTON DoseboH 9 French Club 9 10. 11 12 Dromo 9. 10 11. 12 Bond 9. 10. 11 KRIS EMERICK Mot Moid 10 Bot Girl 9. 10. 11 Close-Up 11 Toronto Exchonge 12 -• - ANGELA FLEENOR Softboll 10. 11 Bond 9 10. 11 12 MARGARET FRAMPTON Cheerleoder9 11 CHERI GERI5CH Bor Grrl 10 DARRIN GLAVIN Footboll 9 10. 11. 12 BoseboN 9. 10 11. 12. Ski Club 9 Homecoming Prmce 11 JULIE HANKILA Mot Mod 9. 10. 11 Bot Girl 9. 10 11 Sponish Club 9. 10. 11 NHS 10. 11. 12. SNHS 11.12 ALAN HAYDEN Footboll 9 10. 11. 12 Wrestling 9 Boseboll 9. 10. 11. 12 Publicotions 10 JEFF HAYS VICA 1112 Wrestling 11 RAMONA HEMPHILL Dromo 9. 12 Bond 9 10. 11. 12 KURT HENRICKSON Soccer 10 ELIZABETH HICKOK Cross Country 9. 10 11. 12. Women's Trock 9. 10. 12 Sponish Club 10. 11. 12 Close-Up 11 Toronto Exchonge 12 NHS 10. 11. 12 SNHS 11. 12 SAM HILL Men s Bosketboll 9. 10 KELLI HOUSE Women's Bosketboll 9 Women s Volleyboll 9 10. 11. 12 Women s Softboll 9 10. 11 TAMMY HOUSE Chorus 9 10. 11. 12 JOANN HOOVER Tennis 10 Women's Trock 9 11 Publicotions 11.12 Close Up 11 Closs Secretory 9. 11.12 Donkey Bosketboll Queen KATHY JACKSON DECA 12 Publicotions 11 CHRISTIE JOHNSON Softboll 9 Publicotions 11 Cheerleoding 9 LISA KAISER Women's Trock 9 Softboll 10. 11 Bond 9. 10. 11. 12 FLOYD KELLY ERIC KUHL French Club 9 10. 11. 12 PAM LARSON Tennis 9 SRA 9. 10. 11. 12 NHS 10 11. 12 Sponish Club 9. 10. 11. 12 Ski Club 10. 11 Close-Up 12 Bond 9 10. 11 Closs Treasurer 9. 10 DARREN LASH Men s Bosketboll 9 10. 11 12 Boseboll 9. 10. 11. 12 SRA 12 Toronto Exchonge 12 Closs Vice-President 11 KAREN LEA French Club 9 Bond 9. 10 TAMMILINK Women s Trock 11 Close Up 12 Bond 9. 10 11. 12 Toronto Exchonge 11 JANE LONG Mot Moid 10. 11. 12 Softboll 10 Ski Club 9 Close-Up 11 Bond 9. 10. 11. 12 GEARY MADISON Footboll 9 10 Trock 11 Boseboll 9. 10 Pubhcotions 12 PEGGY MAGGERT DECA 11. 12 TRENT MARK Footboll 10. 11 Wrestling 10. 11 Art Club 12 JILL MARSH DECA 12 Close Up 9. 10. 11 JIM MATTHEWS Men s Bosketboll 9. 10. 11 Golf 9 TERESA McBAIN Spanish Club 10 PublKOtions 11 Bond 9. 10 RON MERRILL Footboll 9. 10. 11. 12 Men's Bosketboll 9. 10 SUSAN METZGER Softboll 9 10. 11 Trock 12 Sponish Club 9. 10. 11 Bond 9. 10. 11. 12 Flog Corps 9. 10. 11. 12 TOD METZGER Footboll 9 10. 11. 12 Men's Trock 9 10. 11. 12 MELINDA MEYER Crosscountry 10 Women's Trock 10 SRA 10. 11. 12 NHS 11. 12 Sponish Club 10. 11.12 Close Up 11 Toronto Exchonge 12 Class President — Vice 12 Closs Secretory 10 TRUDY MORSE Bond 9. 10. 11. 12 CYF Security Coder 10. 11. 12 icui Bond 10 Pep Bond 10 BILL MOTTL Footboll 9. 10. 11 Men s Bosketboll 9. 10 VICA 11. 12 BRIAN NOLAND Footboll 9 10. 11 Men s Bosketboll 9 SRA 9 10 Close-Up 9 PAULA O BRYANT Women s Bosketboll 9 DECA 11 French Club 9, 10 Close-Up 9. 10 KURT ORPURT Footboll 9 10. 11. 12 Wrestling 9. 10. 11 VICA 11 12 LEE PAYNE Wrestling 9. 10. 11 Footboll 9 LISA PENWELL Women s Volleyboll 9. 10 Softboll 9. 10. 11 NHS 11. 12 Sponish Club 9 10. 11. 12 Close-Up 10 Bond 9 10 KURT PHILLIP5 Boseboll 9 10. 11. 12 BRETT POINTER Boseboll 9 10. 11 Men s Bosketboll 9. 10 11 Footboll 9. 10 11. 12 Spanish Club 12 Close-Up 12 DALE POSEY Footboll 9 Men s Bosketboll 9. 10 11. 12 Boseboll 9 10. 11 12 CLIFF PRUETT Foorboll 9. 10. 11 Men s Bosketboll 9 SCOTT RILEY Footboll 9. 10 11. 12 Homecoming King 12 TINA ROUSE Publicotions 12 Bond 10. 11. 12 BOB RUTH Footboll RICK RUTH TIM RITCHIE Footboll 9 10 11. 12 JERRY SAIN Footboll 9 DECA 12 Close-Up 9 10 MIKE SCHUELKE Footboll 9. 10. 11. 12 Boseboll 9. 10 Ski Club 12 MELISSA SCROGGINS Trock 9 12 Softboll 10. 11 Close-Up 9 10. 11. 12 Homecoming Queen 12 Princess 10 Cheerleoding 10. 11. 12 BRIAN SINGLETON Footboll 9 Boseboll 9 Sponish Club 11. 12 JOHN STROUD Footboll 9 Wreyling 10 Art Oub 12 JUDY SWARTZ Powderpuff Footboll 11 DECA 11 Sponish Club 9 LARRY THOMPSON Footboll 9. 10 11 TODO TOLL JANE TOPASH Trock 9. 10. 11. 12 Ski Club 11 Toronto Exchonge 11 MARK TOWNS Footboll 9 Bosketboll 10 Trock 9 10 PHONG TRAN Football 9 10. 11 Soccer 9 10. 11. 12 Tennis 9. 11. 12 SRA 11 NHS 10. 11. 12 French Club 11. 12 Close-Up 11 KARIN TURLEY FFA9. 10. 11 French Club 12 Spomsh Club 10. 11. 12 PublKOtions 11 Close-Up 11 Toronto Exchonge 12 Equeyrion Team 9. 10, 11, 12 Art Club 12 JON VINEYARD Footboll 9 10 Soccer 12 Wreyling 9, 10 Tennis 9. 10 Boseboll 11. 12 Sponish Club 10 Pubhcotions 11 Dromo 9. 10, 11. 12 Ski Club 12 Chorus 9 10 Toronto Exchonge 12 SUSAN VITE Volleyboll 9. 10 Trock 9 10. 11 12 NHS 11. 12 Sponish Club 10. 11 Bond 9 10. 11. 12 Cheerleoding 9 10. 11. 12 JENNIFER WHITE Cross Country 9. 10. 11 12 Trock 9. 10 SRA 10. 11, 12 FFA 10. 11. 12 Sponish Club 9. 10 11. 12 Ski Club 9 10. 11 12 Toronto Exchonge 12 GEORGE WILLIAMSON Crosscountry 10 Footboll 9. 11.12 Wrestling 9. 10, 11. 12 Mens Trock 9. 10. 11. 12 PublKOtions 11. 12 Close-Up 9. 10 Toronto Exchonge 12 VERONICA WOLF Crosscountry 12 Trock 10 Bot Girl 9 SRA 9. 10 11. 12 NHS 10 11. 12 Sponish Club 9. 10. 11.12 Closs V e Preydenr 9 MARTY WOLFORD Footboll 9 10 Soccer 12 Wreyling 10. 11 Men s Trock 11. 12 VICA 10. 11. 12 ELLEN YAW Trock 9 10. 11. 12 Bond 9 10. 11. 12 Closs Secretory 12 Cheerleoding 9. 10 11. 12 FLOYD ZAROBYNSKI Footboll 9 Boseboll 9 10 11. 12 FFA 10 Sponish Club 11 PublKOtions 12 CLASS OFFICERS JOANN HOOVER. MELINDA MEYER. DARREN LASH. DETH HICKOK. AND SUPERVISOR MR TRULL Senior Directory 97 Rosonno Adorns Delores Antisdel Mork Bober Shown Bober Eric Boich Deonno Bolrhozor Eric Beisrle Timorhy Bell Nancy Benok Cindy Best Koro Bever Michelle Broswell Pom Bristol Louis Bruno Jennifer BurtsfiekJ Ken Bybee Erik Corison Jacquelyn Carter Tim Casronon Terri Cole Julie Colperzer Jomes Cronin Penny Drown Willlom Forhot Lonny Fisher Gregg FirzgerokJ Lori Fox Liso Fuller Deon Gorcio Tim Glosson June Gunn Todd Handley John Hormon Aunneon Hearing ton' Denise Horvoth Goil Hudson Shelle Ingleright Denise Jocquez Liso Jockson Debbie Johnson Denise Johnson Cheryl Koin 9 3 Juniors V Georgionne Koro Kelley Kerr Jomes Kirk Jim Kline Gorerh Kuhl John Kunrz Amy Loke Bruce Letter Pondy Lemon Louro Lindstrond Poul Lingle Poe Morie Lowery Goyle Morsh Mory Morsholl Lori Mothews T homos Motthews Jomes Moyo Mike McCorry Mick McGuire Jeff Metzger Tim Mills Jennifer Molico Lynnerre Morley Gwen Mottl Gory Moulds Cheryl Neitch Shellie Poskier Mork Prillwitz Kris Pennhock Llso Reynolds Angie Pitchie Sondy Puth 5tephonie Soin Lindo Schelkopf Jill Scott Jill Scroggins John Smith Kristie Smith Scott Smith Koylene Sooles Sherry Stone Robert Swem John Thompson Shoron Tilly Kelley Turley Donny Turner Kelly VerHoge Donnell Wogner Comeron Weover Shoron Wheetly Cothy Wiggers Robert Wilson Juniors 99 Greig Wise Dovid Wolford Sherry Wolverton Devro Wreggelsworth Jodi Wreggelsworth Rebecco Young Koren Hoskins 100 Juniors profile: Tom Morrhews — on oll-oround jock One might think rhot to him winning would be the most importont port of the gome Well. It's not. As o motter of foct. Tom wonted to thonk oil of his cooches throughout his high school yeors for showing him that there is more to life thon winning Tom soid rhot. octuolly he's on easy going guy Very simple.' he said He likes to do the usual — drive oround with his friends, ond just be normal In the summer. Tom works on o form, but during the school yeor. Tom spends his rime ploying both varsity bosketboll ond boseboll In his spore time. Tom practices, ploys sports with the other kids in the neighborhood, ond enjoys running ogoinst Mr Foster Which of course. Tom told us I olwoys win or Tom spends o lot of time with his school work so rhot he will be oble to ploy sports Tom olso told us thor he likes to moke peo- ple lough, ond anyone who knows Tom ap- preciates his sense of humor Mark Prill win finds it hard to study tiso Reynolds ond Ken Dybee ponder greot thoughts m modern hr Lauro Lindsrrand ond Stef Floor discuss layout ond design in Mrs Sprmgsteod's fifth hour publications Juniors 101 Sophomore clou officers Robyn Dog well. Cindy Glovin. Derh Moulds ond Tonio Piorri Robyn Bogwell Don Benok Shonnon Bennerr Crissi Bernth Denise Bibbs Debbie Biek Chorles Block louro Bock Kelly Boyle Tommie Brock Brion Brown Mork Bullock Lynn Bush Amy Byrun Doug Confield Gene Costo Lori Chubb Ann Cole Eric Dovidson Dedro Dennord Bruce Dokey Dovid Droper Down Dykemo Note Eddy Steve Elioson More Fonnin John Forhot Ingrid Fellen Jeonnie Ferrell Doniel Finch Steve Gogliordo Bryon Gomble Stephonie Gorret Jockie Gorhordt Cindy Glovin Roxonno Gnefer Nicole Holl Seon Holl Chod Hoskins Cormen Mown 102 Sophomore Profile: Trino Scroggins A junior vorsiry cheerleader, o singer in the Redbud Chorale, o bor girl for the boseboll ream . . . these ore just o few of the school ac- tivities in which sophomore. Trino Scroggins, participates. Trino is very active during the school year, ond summer rime is just os busy. Trino enjoys summer sports, like swimming, ond she also likes to lie our in the sun. Her friends ploy on important roll in her life, ond spending rime with them is another one of her favorite things. Trino feels that school is important to get o job. ond she looks forward to graduation. There ore no plans for Trino to be o vorsiry cheerleader in the follow- ing years because she isn't hoppy with the present system. Further- more. she would rather hove summer free of cheerleoding practice. Voiono Heody Kori Henricksen Kelley Herman Donny Hollowoy Suzonne Holt Christine House Andy House Kelley Hughes Toro Hyepock Michelle Jockson Jackie Jesswem Mike Jesswem Bnon Kelley Tocni Kelley Scott Kilgore DeWoyne Kirkdorfer Kristen Kline Williom Londgrebe Kirk Lawrence Jeff Leo Croig Leor Kosey Lewondowski Shannon Lolmough Croig Lowery Michoel Lowery Mott McCubbins Stefonie Metzger Shelly Miller Todd Molitor Jomce Moore Beth Moulds Rebecco Muir Rebecco Myers Tony Nichols Vicki Oft Jomes Poyne Srocey Phiscotor Andreo Phoenix Tonio Piotti Jennifer Poormon Sophomore 103 Poulo Posey Melisso Porter Dovld Pruitt Joseph Quick Heother Roe Cheryl Reoms Rebecco Reiter Poulo Riddle Shonno Ritchie Roquel Rose Heother Rothfuchs Oill Ruth John RydwelskJ Rodney ScNender Tomero ScNender Liso Schoonover Kotrino Scroggins Richord Shepordson Ann Simpson Kevin Sisk Michelle Smedley Steve Smith Dili Stone Scott Swortz Lori Wohlstrom Poul Weover Down Wolford Jeromy Wolford Jennifer Zebell Stonley Zebell Dovid Zelmer Poulo Riddle soys. I'm so sure!'' Scott Kilgore ond Lynn Dushploy peek-o-boo Mrs. Kulwicki's doss owoits the first bell 104 Sophomores Sophomores work and play hard Mr. Wishort's biology class appears harder work Berh Moulds osks Tonlo Piorri what answers she got for number ten Toro Hyepock works steadily Becky Muir. Kori Henricksen. Michelle Smedley. Jackie Gerhordr parry oil rhe rime. Sophomores 105 Freshmen seek clues Angel Adorns Fown Adorns Mork Adorns Zondro Alcolo Don Bober Lorreosho Boiley Gory Boker Joson Beisrle Lourie Bell Lucy Benok Dorlene Besr Renee Bicord Michoel Broswell Jim Buggie Julie Burrus Bryon Corlson Julie Corpenrer Roberr Cosronon Ross Couffmon Don Chubb Jeff Chubb Bryon Clork Chris Clork Potty Closson Stephonie Clevenger Sobrino Coores Mike Converse Rusty Cole Megon Conwoy Jennifer Coword Vicki Crow Horold Dovis Roxonne Dellinger Cork) Dennord shrfn closs officers: Jeff Poyne secretory Jen- J y Mmer treasurer Volori Kolberg. vice-president and Jennie Singleton, president 106 Freshmen Kimberly Dickinson Lynn Dings Erico Downey Rondy Droper Joni Drown Kevin Eornsf Morr Eddingron Mike Eddingron Michele Forhor Dove Foulkner Jess Ferebee Amy Fleming Orion Florey Julie Forshee Srefonie Fosrer Sue Fox Tim Freemon Clyde Fuller Amy Gollowoy John Gormire Angelo Gllslnski Jock Gober Michoel Gorbitz Doniel Green Rlchord Gridley Dovid Guisbert Chris Guisinger Toro Gulley Jason Gunder Pot Hogey Toro Mown Morci Hoyden Shownerre Haynes Christy Hollis Mon Hollowoy Sroci Horn Jodi Horvorh Jonorhon Jackson Mike Jockson Jeni Jones Trocey Jones Donald Koin Rolf Koppe Robert Koro Mike Kelley Scon Kelley Steve Kesely Dovid Knox Volori Kolberg Donny Kroening Joby Londgrebe Tonio Leiter Angelo Lick Jeremy Unk Uso Linn Trocy Lollor Dovid Lolmough Stephanie Lott Angelo Lowery Renito Moyo Vicky McBoin Angie Metzger Diono Metzger Mike Metzger Wendy Mierlok Dovid Miller Jennifer Miller Lori Morley Pomelo Morse Abby Moulds Steve Mullen Carrie Nonio Freshmen 107 Doug Rovish Brod Reitz Suson Reybuck Eric Riley r Jomes Riley punks out on his typewriter Liz Neely Erie Oliver Lonce Oliver Sue Osborn Tommie Osborn Tereso Oft Chris Otreson Orion Oxender Jeff Poyne Joyce Peose Morcey Phiscoror Trevor Pinkston Jim Price Tim Price Jomes Proud Donno Przybylinski Dorlene Best writes o letter to her loresr The unknown freshmon mokes his lost stand in P E. m . 106 Freshmen Michael Jackson on review Nor every school hos o celebrity like Michoel Jockson, bur Duchonon High does ond the Pines hod o chonce ro interview him. Michoel, or Mike’’ os he would like ro be colled, is o freshmon our school. He enjoys such things os cross-country skiing, ond in the sum- mer he likes ro swim or his grondforher’s house. Floor is o fovorire porriciporion sport of Mike's, bur os o he enjoys worching Hulk-Hogon,” Junkyord-Dog. ond Hillbillly Jim ' professional wrestlers, go or it in action. Mike feels rhor school is very important for him because in the future he would like ro become o teacher himself, or go into business. Even though Mike would hove preferred the traditional mug-shot photo for the yearbook, he complied with his mother s wishes ond got one with the choir. He hates it. but for o love of o parent even stars moke sacrifices. Freshman faces fans Jomes Riley Donny Risener Ricky Roberts Shonito Robinson Peter Rossow Kevin Rouse Porricio Russel Tony Ruth Brian Rydwelskl Heorher Sadler Nik) Schurze Amy Scott Daphne Scott Samuel Scott Jennie Singleton Robert Simpson Tomora Sisk Andreo Smedley Tino Steere Cothy Sutton Jomie Swoin Mike Swartz Annette Tote Charles Thomos Kotl Thomos Volerie Thomos Dole Troutman William Unger Robert Von Dyke Robert Wore Colleen Weimer Greg Wiggins Connie Wilkes Meshelle Williams Holly Wise Eric Yow Korol Yow Mott Young Quinn Young Freshmen 109 Cheryl Reo ms and Delores Annsdole take notes (or ore they writing nores?) Rich Roth ond Rob Carpenter folk about lost night and energy into it. The advertisers of the Pines hold o parallel view. They ore sure that the funds they contribute will support o project that will immor- talize one school year for years to come. Sponsors ploy o major role in the formation of o yearbook, ond it could not possibly be done without them. 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Inc- 124 Freshmen r Adorns. Angel 56. 1 Adorns. Fown 106 Adorns, Mark 106 Alcolo. Zondro 56. 106 Bober. Don 38. 106 Boiley. Lotreasho 106 Boker. Gory 106 Beistle, Joson 52. 64. 106 Bell, Lourie 47. 79 Benok. Lucy 69. 106 Bey. Dorlene 106 Bicord. Renee 60. 106 X— Braswell. Micheol 106 Baggie. Jim 56. 106 Burgoyne. Doug 60 Burrus. Julie 106 Corlson. Bryon 106 Corpenter. Julie 64 106 Cojtonon, Robert 106 Couffmon. Ross 106 Chubb. Don 106 Chubb. Jeff 38. 64 106 Clark, Bryon 106 Clark. Chris 35. 106 Cla son. Potty 106 Clevenger, Srephonie 106 Cootes. Soprino 106 A A ACi A.A A AA converse ratcnoei ao, � v, too Conwoy. Bloke Conwoy. Megan 56. 106 Coword. Jennifer 69. 106 Craw. Vicki 64. 106 Dornell. Louro Dovis Horold 106 Dellinger Roxonne 49 64, 106 Dennord. Carlo 106 Dickinson. Kimberly 107 Dings. Lynn 18. 64. 107 Downey. Erico61. 107 Draper. Rondy 38, 48. 69. 107 Drawn, Joni 107 Eornsr. Kevin 107 Eddington. Mott 18. 60. 64. 107 Eddington. Mike 18. 60. 64. 107 Forhot M hele 47 60 107 Fouikner. Dove 43. 51. 107 Ferebee. Jess 49. 61. 107 Fleming, Amy 61. 107 Florey. Brian 107 Forshee. Julie 107 Foster Stefonie 49 61, 107 Fox, Sue 40, 45. 49 64. 65. 79. 107 Freeman. Scott Freeman. Tim 107 Fuller. Clyde III 56. 107 Gollowoy. Amy 45. 47. 107 Gormire. John 64. 107 Glisinski. Angelo 49. 61. 64. 69. 107 Gober. Jock 60. 107 Gorbltz. Michoel 107 Green. Doniel 107 Gudiey. Richard 43, 64 Guisbert. Dovid 107 Guisinger. Chris 107 Gulley. Toro 56. 107 Gunder. Joson 107 Hogey. Pot 107 Hansbro. Stephen 107 Hown, Toro 49. 61. 107 Hoyden. Morci 107 Hoynes. Shownette 64. 107 Hoynes. Veronico Hinds. Jomes Hinds. Kristen Hollis. Chriyy 64. 107 Hollowoy. Mott 61. 64. 107 Horn. Stoci 107. 111 Horvath. Jodi 40. 53. 107 Jockson. Jonathon 107 Jockson. Mike 107 Johnson. Vol 45. 60. 64. 107 Jones. Jeni Jones. Trocey 107 Jones. Tyonno Koin, Donold 107 Koppe. Rolf 58. 79 Koro. Robert 107 Kelley. Mike 38. 51, 69. 79. 107 Kelly. Scott 56. 67. 107 Kesely. Steve 69. 107 Knox. Dovid 107 Kolberg. Volori45. 56. 106. 107 Kroening. Donny 107 Londgrebe. Joby 45. 49. 107 Lorson. Jon Leiter. Tonio 49 Lick, Angelo 49. 64. 107 Link, Jeremy 52. 64. 107 Llnley. Michoel Linn. Liso 107 Lollor. Trocy 107 Lolmough. Dovid 60. 107 Lott. Stephanie 107 Lowery. Angelo 56. 107 Mayo. Renita 49 McBom. Vicky 47. 64. 107 Melvin. Tim Metzger. Angie 64. 78. 107 Metzger. Diana 64. 107 Metzger. Mike 43. 107 Mierlok. Wendy 107 Miller. Dovid 56. 60. 107 Miller. Jennifer Money, Lori 107 Morse. Pomelo 64, 107 Moulds. Abby 47. 61. 64. 107 Mullen. Steve 107 Nonlo. Corrie 56. 107 Neely. L.z64. 108 __________________ Oliver. Eric 108 Oliver. Lonce 43. 60. 108 Osborn. Sue 108 Osborn. Tommie 108 Ott. Tereso 64. 108 Otteson, Chris 43. 108 Oxender. Brion 108 Poyne. Jeff 38. 48. 106. 108 Peose. Joyce 53. 108 Phelps. Kimberly Phiscotor. Morcey 108 Pinkston. Trevor 43. 51. 60, 76 108 Price. Jim 43. 51. 108 Price. Tim 43. 51. 108 Proud. Jomes 108 Przybylinski, Donno69. 108 Rovish. Doug 108 Reitz. Brod 108 Reybuck. Suson 56. 108 Riley. Eric 108 Riley. Jomes 108. 109 Risener. Don 43. 109 Roberts. Ricky 109 _______ Robinson, Shonito 109 Rossow, Peter 34. 109 Rouse. Kevin 64. 109 Ruth. Tony 43. 51. 66. 79. 109 Russell. Patricio 109 D .L«. 4 00 YvJWtrOttt ufKJii Iv T Sockmon. Doniel Sodler. Heather 109 Scott. Amy Jo 40, 45. 47. 49. 58. 61.64. 109 Scott, Daphne 33. 58. 61. 109 Scott. Samuel 109 Shutze. Nilo 109 Singleton. Jennie 49, 64. 106. 109 Sisk. Tomoro 49. 61. 109 Smedley. Andreo 56. 109 Steere. Tina 64. 109 Sutton. Cothy 33. 47, 109 Swoim. Jomie 109 Swartz. Mike 109 Tote. Annette 60. 109 Taylor. April 56 Thomos. Chorles 109 Thomas. Koti61. 64. 109 Thomos. Volerie 56. 109 Troutmon. Dole 43. 64. 109 Von Dyke. Robert 43. 51. 64. 109 Wore. R. 109 Weimer. Colleen 109 Wiggins. Greg 109 Wilkes. Connie 53. 79. 109 Williams, Michelle 109 Wise. Holly 60. 109 Yow. Eric 38. 51. 109 Yow. Coroi 56. 109 Young. Mott 43. 109 Young. Quinn 43. 64. 109 Zechmon, Liso 56 Bogwell. Robyn 18. 32. 40. 41, 46. 58.61.64 102 Benok. Don 102 Bennett. Shannon Bernth. Crissi 102 Bibbs. Denise Biek. Debbie Block. Chorles Bock. Louro 60. 64. 102 Boyle. Kelly 40. 47. 61 64, 102 Brock. Tommie 102 Brown. Brion 36. 48. 60. 64 102 Brown. Michoel 43. 48 Bullock. Mork 102 Bush. Lynn 22. 23. 24. 47,60. 64. 102. 104 Byrum. Amy 36. 49. 64. 102 Confield. Doug 102 Carter. William Costo. Gene 102 Chappell. Carne J Chubb. Lori 40. 41. 102 Cole. Ann 60. 102 Cole. Russell 66 Davidson. Eric Deeds. Poul Dennord. Dedro 102 Dokey. Bruce Droper. Dovid 48. 102 Dykemo. Down Eddy. Note 102 Elioson. Steve 48 Fonnln. More 60. t Forhot. John 61. 102 Felton. Ingrid 64. 102 Ferrell. Jeonnie 102 Finch. Doniel 102 Gogliordo. Steve Gamble. Brion 43. 61. 1C Gorrett. Stephonie 56. 1C Gerhordt. Jockie 60. 102, Glovin. Cindy 18. 44. 47. 102 Greifer. Roxanna 10. Holl. Nicole 102 Holl. Seon 64. 102, 138 Hoskins. Chod 12. 52. 79. 102 Hown. Carmen 61. 102 Heady. Volorio 56 Henricksen. Kori 40 41 44. 49. 60. 103. 105 Herman. Kelly 61. 64. 1C Hinds, Ronette Hollowoy. Donny 43. 103 Holt. Suzonne 64 58. Sophomores INDEX House. Christine 49. 103 Hughes, Kelley 2, 41, 44. 61.64, 103 Hyepock, Toro 53. 67. 103. 105 Jockson. Michelle 15. 103 Jockson. Raymond Jesswein. Jockie 64. 103 Jesswein. Mike 103 Koro, Bob 12. 66 Koy, Don Keefer. Kim 66 Kelley. Brion 65. 103 Kelley. Steve Kelley. Tomi 103 Kilgore, Scott 13. 48 103. Kinslow. Felicio Kirkdorfer. Deway Kline. Kristen 61. 64. 103 Londgrebe. Williom 2. 43, Lowrence. Kirk 12. 13. 52 103 Leo. Jeff 103 Lear. Craig Lewondowski, Kosey 40 Lolmough. Shannon 49. Lowery. Croig 103 Lowery. Michoel 12. 18. 103 Mortin. John McCubbins Mott 35. 43.61. 103. 61. 103 126 Index 142 Merzger. Stefonie64. 103 Miller. Shelley 33. 40 41 46 49 64. 103 Moliror. Todd 34. 3d. 61. 103 Moore. Jomce 44. 103 Moulds. Beth 61. 63. 103. 105 Muir, Rebecco 60. 64. 105 Myers. Rebecco 64 Nichols. Tony Oft. Vicki 60 64 Poyne. Jomes67. 130 Peose. Denver 60 Phiscoror. Slocey 60 64 Phoenix. Afidreo61 Piorti. Tonio 16. 49. 61. 63. 64. 66. 103. 105 Poormon. Jennifer Posey. Paulo 47. 61. 64 Potter Melisso 16 33 40 41 64. 66 Pruitt. Dovid 43. 60. 104 Quick. Joseph 69. 104 Roe. Heother 2. 40 46 61. 76 104 Reams. Cheryl Reiter. Rebecca 32. 41. 46. 61 Riddle. Poulo 69. 104 Ritchie. Shanno 32. 64. 104 Robinson. Terronce 64 Rose. Roquel 32. 41, 46. 57. 61. 104 Rothfuchs. Heother 104 Ruth. Dill 1( Rydwelski. Schlender. I Schlender.' 69. 104 Schoonover Liso 104 Scroggins. Kotrino 22. 44 57. 104. 105 Shepordson. Richord 46. 60. 104 Simpson. Ann 61. 104 104 lichelle 40, 44, 49. 60. John 104 Rodney 36. 46. 60. 104 Tomero 40 44. 49. 61. ? 64. 104. 142 t 52. 104 Gregory Gwendork) Sisk. Kevin Smedley. 104, 1C Smith. Stev Stone. Bill Swortz. Sc i Tidey. Thomps- Champs' Thompson Shelby Wode. Lynn 56 Wohlstrom, Lori 2. 46, 104 Wotkins. Morilyn Weaver. Paul 104 Weil. Carolyn Wolford. Down 40, 41. 44. 49. 61 Wolford. J romy Zebell. Jennifer 55. 61. 104 Zebell. Stanley 104 Zelmer. David 104 Juniors Adorns. I Antisdel. Bober, Bober, Bolch. Eric 96 V Bolrhazor Deonno 4. 69. 96 Borlow Blone 98 Beistle. Eric 52. 98 Bell. Tim 43. 66, 98 Benok. Nancy 68 69. 96 Best. Cind 49 58. 60. 98 Bever. Amy 57 Bever. Koro 59. 60 98 Bibbs. Braswell. Bristol. P Bruno. L Burgoyne. Burns. Lii 4- Jennifer. Burtsfield 98 Bybee Ken 96. 101 Bybee. Lyman 72 Carlson. Erik 98 Corrigan, Tim 36. 57 Corter. Jocquelyn 64 98 Cashier. Don 67. 69. 100 Cosronon. Tim 98 Chostoin. Kevin 51 Cole. Terri 13. 53. 98 Colpetzer, Julie 64. 98 Cronin. Jim 14. 38. 98 Crouch. Tom Dodson. John 61 Drown. Penny 98 Farhor. William 60. 64. 98 Fisher. Lonny 35. 43. 59. 98 Fitzgerold. Gregg 64. 98 Floor. Srephonie 11. 14. 67. 101. 140 Fox. Lori 4. 6. 59. 60. 65. 98 FuHer Liso 98 Gorcio. Deon 28. 42. 51. 63. 98 Glosson. Tim 64. 98 Grant. Poulo Greene. Michoel 2. 30. 48. 63. 67. 69 Gunn June 6 29, 44 58 96 Handley. Todd 38. 48. 72. 98 Hormon. John 98 Hoskins. Koren 25. 52. 100 Hawkins. Scott Hoys. Jeff 24 Heorington, AunneonS. 13. 98 Horvoth. Denise 53. 68. 98 Hudson. Goil67. 98. 112 Ingleright. Michelle 49. 98 Jocquez. Denise 49. 56. 64. 98 Jackson. Lisa 98 . _ -------------- Jorock. Anthony 2 Johnson, Debbie 98 Johnson. Denise 98 Koin Cheryl 66. 98 Koro. Georgionno 99 Kelley Sherry 53, 57 Kerr. Kelley 99 Kinne. Eorl Kinslow. Felicio 13. 57. 73 Kirk. James 58. 51. 55. 99, 141 Kline. Jomes 38. 99 Kuhl. Gareth 4. 36. 52. 59, 61. 63. 72 99. 112 Kuntz. John 99 Lake. Amy 99 Leiter. Bruce 11. 34. 38. 99 Lemon. Randy 99 ___________________ Lindstrond. Louro 4. 61.67. 99 Ungle. Paul 99 Lowery. RoeMorie 25. 60. 67. 68. 99 Morsh. Gayle 3. 18. 59. 60. 98, 99 Marshall. Mary 99 Matthews. Lori 99 Matthews. Tom 28. 42. 51. 79. 99. 101. 127 Mayo. Jomes 43 69. 99 McCorty. Mike 20. 67. 99 McGuire. Mick 7 38 41 99 Metzger. Jeff 42. 67. 68. 99 Miller, Debbie Mills. Tim 99 Mohr. Michelle Molico, Jennifer 25. 40. 41. 46. 67. 68 99 Morley. Lynnette 25. 32. 41. 49. 99 Mottl. Gwen 32. 41. 49, 58. 71. 99 Moulds. Gory 8. 99 Neitch. Cheryl 13. 18. 22. 34. 57. 58. 60. 98. 99. 111 Neveoux. Mindy 64 Nosker. Trent Poskier. Shellie 64, 65. 99. 124 Prillwitz. Mork99. 101 Rennhock. Kris 99 Reynolds. Liso 99. 101 Ritchie. Angie 3. 70. 99 Roxey, Joke 34 Ruth. Sandy 99 Sain. Stephanie 6 25. 44 49. 99. 124 Schelkopf. Lmdo 4. 25. 60. 65. 99. 124 Scott. Jill 64. 99 Scroggins. Jill 99 Smith. John 99 Smith. Lindo 99 Smith. Scott 99 Sooles. Koylene 49 64. 99 Stone. Sherry 20. 25. 41. 49. 79. 99 Swem. Rob 25. 99 Thompson 36. 52. 99 Tilly. Shoron 11 73 99 Turley, Kelley 25. 63. 99 Turner, Don 99 Ver Hoge. Kelly 49. 57. 99 Wode. Perette Wode. Ricky 42. 48 69. 100 Wagner. Donnell 99 Weover. Comeron 48, 99 Weimer. Williom 18 Wheerley. Shoron 36. 47. 99 Wiggers. Cothy 49. 59. 61.99 Williams. Michelle Williamson. David Wilson. Rob 42. 52. 99 Wise. Greg 59. 60. 100 Wolford. Dovid 30, 38. 100 Wolverton. Sherry 100 Wreggelsworth. Devra 25. 46. 53. 57. 68 100 Wreggelsworth. Jodi 32. 46. 64. 100 Young. Becky 25. 58. 59. 98. 100. 127 SENIORS Bober. Ed 82 Borlett. Kris 27. 67. 82. 88. 112. 134 Benak. John 36. 42. 48. 59. 82 Blumko. Ben 18. 82 Best, Craig 1. 67, 82. 89 Bever, Kraig 64. 81. 82 Bock. Brion 3. 18. 22. 23. 27. 58. 60. 63. 67. 82. 92. 111. 134. 143 Bodschwinno. Ursula 34. 41 Bodrke. Sheryl 82 Boyle. Dovid 14. 48. 82. 96 Brody. Deonno 40, 41. 55. 81.82 Bromley. Dovid (Brion) 23. 48. 69. 80. 82. 91 l i irAAr a AO uUiyvi, nivnutu v Burgoyne. Michele 12. 22. 27. 57. 60. 66. 82. 91 Corpenter. Robert 80. 110 Corter. Richord 82 Costello. Williom 68. 80. 82, 91 Clfngenpeel. Eric 62 Cole. Koren 1. 68. 83. 115. 120 Crow. Doniel 64. 83 Dolenberg. Cindy 29. 41. 46. 67. 83. 134 Desenberg. Louis 21. 63 Downhom. Tommy 27. 49 69. 83 119 Draper. Kim 46. 53. 83 Drown. Julie 41. 49. 69. 83 Dunbar. Ron 34. 48. 83 Eddington. Ed 18. 72. 92. 134 Emerick. Kris 8. 63. 83. 92 Fleenor. Angelo 64. 83 Gogliordo. Kevin 11 Gerisch. Cheri 83. 78 Glovin. Dorin 29. 51. 79. 83 Honkilo. Julie 59. 61. 83 _______ Hoyden. Alan 9. 51. 78. 63. 96 Hemphill. Romono 27. 57. 64. 70. 83. 88. 144 Hendricksen. Kurt 14. 24. 25. 39. 51.83 Hickok. Beth 1. 8. 24. 26. 36. 49. 58.59.61.63. 80 84. 134 INDEX H.ll Sam 42 Hoover, JoAnn 67. 84 88. 80 House. Kelli iTH 78. 84 House. Tommy 27. 57, 84. 134 Hurd. Todd Jockson. Katherine 68. 84 Johnson. Kristie 84 Koiser, Liso 64. 70. 84 Kelley. Floyd 27. 57, 78. 84 Kuhl. Eric 18. 69. 84. 90. 92 Larson. Pomelo 24. 27. 58. 59. 61. 84 Losh. Dorren 5. 42. 51. 63. 68. 80. 84 Leo. Koren 84. 90. 134 Leiter. David 48. 68,78. 80. 84 Link. Tomi 64. 70. 84. 144 Long. Jane 64. 84. Modison. Geory 67.1 Moggert. Peggy 68. i Mark. Trent 66. 69. ■ Morsh. Jill 68. 85 Matthews. Jim 65 McBoin. Teresa 85 Merrill. Ron 85 Metzger. Susan 49 64. 85. 95 Merzger. Tod 15. 71, 85 Meyer. Melinda 9. 10 58. 59. 61 63.71,80. 85.91.94 124. 144 Miller, Spencer 85 Morse. Trudy 85 Morrl. Williom 85. 87 Nolond. Brion 85. 90, 140 OQryoot Paulo 70. 85 Orpurt. Kurt 115 Osborn. Liso 85 Poyne. Lee 8 Pease. Jennifer 27. 60. 85 Penwell. Liso 59. 61. 86 Phillips. Kurt 8. 25 86 93 Pointer. Brett 12. 42. 51. 86 Posey. Dole 42. 86 Pruett. Cliff 86 Riley. Robert. (Scott) 14. 17. 25. 78. 86. 141 J Ritchie. Tim Rogers. Steve Rouse. Tino 64. 67. 86 Ruth. Richord 110 Ruth. Robert 38 Sain. Jerry 66. 68. 86 Schmoltz. Jeff Sc hue Ike. Michoel 27. 86 Scroggins. Anne 86 Scroggins. Melisso 6. 16. 17. 44. 49, 64.86 Smith. Dovid 35. 94 Stroud. John 66. 69 Swortz. Judy Thompson. Lorry 86 Toll. Todd 86 Toposh. Jane 49. 86 Towns. Mork 86 Tron. Phong 7. 11. 59. 60. 87 Turley. Korin 69. 87, 101 Vineyord. Jon 22. 34. 51.63. 80. 87.93 Vite. Susan 6 44 59. 61. 64. 78. 87 White. Jenni 1. 24 26 36. 58. 59. 61.63. 71 87 144 Williamson, George 38. 48. 63. 67. 87 Wolf. Veronica 24 36 58. 59. 61. -----73.87 Wolford, Morty 27. 34. 54. 60. 87. 95 Yow. Ellen 3. 6. 25. 44 49. 64. 78. 79. 87. 141 Zorobinski. Floyd 51, 87 Index 129 Jim Poyne. sophomore, wos caught attempting to steal o yeorbook full of memories to keep forever. When caught he said. I will never forger high school and would like o yeorbook of my own. M-ttSS? Memories Somerhing people Con'r forger Especiolly of our high school yeors. We moy never remember everything jusr like rhe orher person The memories we hove con never be roken owoy. Our memories ore olive In rhe songs we listened to in our cors. Our memories ore olive In rhe cheers we yelled or oil of rhe gomes. Our memories ore olive becouse We ore rhe ones who lived them. — Goil Hudson We take one lost look at... Closing 131 m ■McDonald's ■ ■ 1® Although Duchonon students differ in mony woys the results of the Duchonon fovorite were very predictoble. Duchonon High School students know whot they wont when it comes to their fovorires. Food — pizzo Tlllt Restouronf — McDonolds Pet — dog Soop opero — General Hospitoi Sport — Football Movie — Nightmare on Elm Street Deon Gordo ond Greig Wise take arms ogoinsr on opponent Studenn marveled at the red Porsche driven by substitute teacher. Ralph Couplond Cor — Porsche leans — Levis. C«l«brify — Don Johnson Junk food — Pizzo Closs — History Color — Blue y 0 u p 1 c k 134 Closing The end . . . or the beginning t h e Friendship when two people con shore thoughts ond feelings without feeling mistrust Friendship when you know the other person is there to pick up the pieces Friendship when two people con pull out oil the stops ond be crazy together Friendship is bringing joy ond hoppiness into someone s life s e n i o r s iddoo UJ X poo pAoij OfnfoOH ooidu� � j 10106jow jo6 iow own titodoi ooof 6od noiiog poo ooi ueio 6joquo)O0 Apoo ««oh Auiux i H� 0 wont) MOH H oo«6utpp3 pj 6od +ntcxMq Closing 105 Men's Sports Throughout the post yeor the men hove shown their strength ond obility to foce greot odds in sports. They hove hod their ups ond downs, bur somehow their derer- minorion prevoiled over the pirfolls. 136 Closing The Lady Ducks After many injuries this year, the Women Ducks monoged to pull off o successful year of sports for B.H.S. The young Ducks hod the heorr ond determination to carry throughout the yeor winning o wealth of experience to bring bock next yeor. Closing 137 Buchanan music vision Bucks pick music tops Ploying rhe solo for Hey Jude . Seon Holl. sophomore, demonstrates that D.H S students hove musical talent Although the contest was close, the students ot BHS were very sure about their choices for musical favorites. There ore many different types of music to- day. ond oil types ore represented in this survey. Although KISS ond Motley Crue rook six of the 14 spots, there ore mony bonds ond performers represented. Ploying good music. Ark tries to get teens to understand ond quit committing suicide. Mr. Beth. principal, ond Mr Gozeiio. counselor, moke sure D.H.S. students stay in line. 136 Closing: Survey Fovorire Pop Rock group: REO Speedwogon Favorite Hard Rock group: Motley Crue Favorite R D group: Kool 6 the Gong Favorite Mole Solo Artist: Phil Collins. Favorite Femole Solo Artist: Whitney Houston Favorite Album: Asylum by KISS Favorite Hard Rock Song: Tears Are Foiling by KISS Favorite Slow Song: Home Sweet Home by Motley Crue LMC presents a Cots medley Favorite ROD Song: Tender Love by Foree MD s Favorite Video: Home Sweet Home by Motley Crue Favorite Concert: Von Holen ' 5010 Fovorite Soundtrack: Rocky IV Best Dressed Performer: Gene Simmons Least Liked Band: Prince Picking their way to the top. Wen- dy Dromely. sophomore, ond Jim Cronin, junior find their seots during on assembly Closing: Survey 139 We look bock of 86 There is no mysrery os ro whor rhe yearbook is obour. Ir is oil obour remembering people, ond reliving memories. If o person loses memories, he loses oil mysreries ond good rimes in life ond if is o crime ro forger. Brian Noland, senior, wonders whor Dorin Glovin is working on in first hour physics doss Stefonie Floor rokes o breok from rhe yearbook publication c oss fifth hour 140 Closing Senior spirit shows. Jim Kirk. Junior, attempts to cotch his food while in lunch. Ellen Yow seeks help from Scott Riley A per fly follows shoe from gym tocher room. Dovid Doyle, senior, ond Mickey McGuire, junior, dress normal for crazy doy during Winterfesr Closing 141 Another Foreign Land Michele Durgoyne A first scored day In o foreign world. A fearful look ahead; I’ll never know My way oround! Screaming in your head. Bur os rhe days By hours go by, You leorn to know rhe way; An now rhor ir's Finally oil over, You don't know whar ro soy. You’ve passed and foiled In every doss. You know your teachers well; And how much good They did do, You connor just yet tell. So raise your head Stand roll and proud, Diploma in your hand. You turn owoy, Off ro face Another foreign land. Tod Moliror. Brian Drown, Mart McCubbins. and Steve Smith study rhe required sophomore biology. Lynn Bush leads rhe pep-bond during o pep roily 142 Solving rhe Crime Detectives clear mystery Along with the creation of printed novels, radio ond television shows the cinema, ond computer gomes Noncy Drew, Mike Hammer, Som Spode Inspector Clouseou, Frank ond Joe Hardy Miss Morple. Inspector Poisson, Pern ingron Steele, Simon ond Simon Mognum, Dove ond Moddie. Jessica Flet cher. Alexander Dlocke. Sherlock Holmes ond Nero Wolfe were born. Dedicated to solving the most baffling mysteries of their times, these fictional heroes ond heroines hove entertained us for years. Today’s defectives ore dedicated not only to fighting crimes, bur to making our world o better place in which to live. These investigators ore trying to answer questions such os: Whor ore the cures for AIDS ond concer? How con the world eliminate terrorism, the threat of nuclear devostorion, hunger, ond poverty? Will mon find life in the cosmos, world peoce, ond rociol equality? ond Whor is the solu- tion for the foretold energy crisis ond future over-populofion? These detectives ore the scientists, doctors, physicists, politicians, ond other factions in society These people ore represented in this book. We ore the ’ Miracle Workers” who will coropulf this world into the twenty-first century with hope ond cautious optimism. If is to these, the people of our generation, that the 1986 Pines is dedicated. Brian C. Oock — Editor Pines staff... ADVISOR — Koye Springsreod TAYLOR REPRESENTATIVE — Steve Tolsmo EDITOR-IN-CHIEF — Orion C. Dock Deonno Dolrhozor — Photography Kris Dorlert — Ads, Copy. Business Manager Croig Best — Chief Photographer Darlene Best — Copy. Organizations Don Cashier — Scores Cindy Dolenberg — Senior Section. Typist, Copy Penny Drown — Underclassmen Stephanie Floor — Copy, Condids. Typist Michael Greene — Sports JoAnn Hoover — Ads Gall Hudson — Ad Editor Toro Hyepock — Art, cover Kelly Kerr — Underclassmen, condids Louro Lindsrrand — Copy, Faculty Roe Marie Lowery — Scores Organizations Geory Modison — Photographer. Organizations Mike McCarty — Activities Jeff Metzger — Endsheer. art Jennifer Molico — Copy, Typist Jomes Poyne — Closing section Kelli Turley — Copy. Typist George Williamson — Photography Floyd Zorobinski — Closing Section Specifications.. . Volume 62 of the Buchonon High School Pines. 401 W. Chicogo, Buchonon, Ml 49107, was published by the yeor- book staff, ond printed by Taylor Publishing Company, Dollos. Texas The following specifications were used in publishing the 1986 Pines. Size: 9x12 — 144 pages Paper: 70 weight enamel for 128 of the 144 pages 100 weight enamel for the 16-poge senior color section Type: Serif Gothic 36 points for heodlines 10 points for body copy 8 points for captions Cover by: Toro Hyepock Cover materials: red 021 Design, silk screen Inks: silver 915, block 910, ond white 911 Nomes: block foil Endsheers: white stondord die-cut Art: Jeff Metzger Printing: 13,200 dollars 300 copies printed Finance: 4,673 dollors of Advertising Individual copies: 20 dollors Phorogrophy: Pines staff. Sports ond clubs by McDonald Studios. Underclassmen Voghn Studios Seniors: Pornaude McDonald Studios South Bend. Indiana Addirionol. Mrs. Ruth Writer Mrs. Mory Dings Addirionol Art: Eric Kuhl Andy House Colophon 143 The Pines Defective ogency hod the 'crime'' solved. All the suspects were in the book. The only thing left wos to ac- cuse the perpetrotor(s) who hod been toking student time for years. I spoke up. ’’The fiend in this crime hos many faces. Football gomes, ploys, concerts, ond oil the other activities of DHS ore to blame. Cose closed.'' I couldn't help but feel relieved of the end of this investigo- ... Solved Tomi Link is o lirrle shy In doss. 86: Scene of the Crime Jenni White ond Melindo Meyer aren't superstitious os they open on umbrella while waiting for their Toronto troin. tion, because we found that although many of us were victims to lost time, if wos time well spent. DHS Pines Romono Hemphill ond Tomi Link lend o ponying atmosphere to the cafeteria.