Buena Vista High School - Vista Visions Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1964 volume:

l L N E., r' 'I' - I -A BUENA VISTA HIGH SCHOOL 3945 HOLLAND SAGINAW, MICHIGAN 1963-1964 i 3.01. ,, -v FA 5 'v ,.1 5 Foreword Monty Mischief entered Buena Vista High School in September, 1963. He stayed for one year and then he left. His was a short stay. Yet during his visit he became acquainted with out school, our students and our atmosphere. Monty was not content with daily classroom attendance. He snooped!He brushed away the cobwebs of the bored student in English and found a young person vitally interested in one or two subjects such as home economics or industrial arts, He pried into the life of another and found an active Knight par- ticipating in clubs, sports and still keeping his grades at top level. Monty wedged himself under the pop machine in the teacher's lounge and there, too, found people of different sizes, shapes and temperaments working to keep Buena Vista High School alive, alert and conscious of the daily need for the student to learn and the teacher to teach. Monty Mischief left our school in June, 1964, with the impressions you will share in the 1964 VISTA VISIONS. Each page, each picture will bring to you the memories of a school dedicated to the educational, social and physical development of its students. 1 2 1 , Monty Mischief Classes . . . . . 5 Administration ..... I8 P X Faculty and . f if ' W2 Seniors... ..24 Stat llnderclassmen . . . . . 40 wi 1 ,, 0 f L Clubs ann tlrganizatiuns . . . . 66 ' I J? W I X f por s . . . . . iwrnnur 1 nw ' -2' 0 dvertisements. . . 112 . U' ' E . gag Index ...... 128 IS' Z: ' EDITOR: Patricia Arndt ,f ,J ,X N f BUSINESS MANAGER: Vicki Higgins SECTION EDITORS X I I SENIORS: f X Gladys Newman A J WS , A 'fa- Ti . N j if .WJ ' wwf X UNDERCLASSMEN: K Robert O'De11 N A Nam- 5 N SPORTS: Donald Gerken Dennis Miner ADVERTISE ME NTS: Linda Eichenberger V- 4 5 fu-K Q3 asf? If Classes rf, fs-X v L32 is J x .1 N fk ef 4, W 1. ,-f Q il' ,. X sf I 2 Students watched and waited as construction workers progressed on new rooms. Congratulations We've finally found that we're a family . . . the Buena Vista High School students not only kept up their studies, worked in extra curricular activities, andboosted all Knights to victory but they also learned to work around construc- tion workers. This year, 1963-1964, was a busy one. Two large classrooms were built. The old '79 was turned into four small class- rooms and offices for the coun- seling department and teachers were built. Through the hammering, the painting, the nauseating smell of the roof being tarred and the inconvenience of th e building heating system being repaired, students went daily from class to class without complaint. We commend BVHS students for patience and co-operation. ,,, t The milkman comes. Q ' Our favorite cooks begin lunch preparations. The heating situation is checked. w I IL, A Construction workers begin early. if? n 7315.1 ' ,f Skill and experience tell him the panel will fit smoothly L mini an www, K ,.-. K, me ,,.-,M Ei Y af ,ga uw- l,.,,.5,,, -14-. ar.. it aaa-- W' 1--emma-M, , .A-'Gs t wre:aJ..::i..s.1 -.: rr gf: Unique things appear on the television studio bulletinboard. Telecast s 2 :-' '51-Q :xiii fit .s ,wa 3-. 5. ' ngti as K. , Q :LS 5 cripts are filed here. 1 -'A xi 0 'e X 1 'v il i x f 'x lv , 5 X .. -'N . E . Q am, ,. S -gb s M , .. N R .sh -wa su Q I , i J K i z V me Mr. Wuepper prepares for day's pro- grams. During telecast, an instructor uses visual aids. 11 ii, rf 'lim f f 'R . : If 3 m 'Q as E 2 E N im I . if ,bg - f rg ,X 2 N , Ui' Q- r A fl 5 W .. -1, . wx 3 -S xt N ez ' g gm, , 5 f as:-'f r S ' , Q ,r 5 X. 1 Interests Students Our Working World N4 L1 A little after eight o'clock every morning, after the Pledge of Allegiance, the Lord's Prayer and the announce- ments, classes begin. If you're down in shop, young men will be working in drafting or with various pieces of machinery. In the home economics room yoimg women will be making cakes, laying patterns or learning how to be future homemakers. In the commercial rooms students are learning to type, to take dictation, and to keep an accurate set of records. The band members are tuning up their instruments and choir members are beginning to hum in tune with the pitch pipe. The hall monitors are on duty. The office staff is alert to tardy students. Mr. Blue and Mr. Blenkhorn are wan- dering the halls to be sure that Buena Vista High School is running smoothly. The library is open and at various times teeming with students doing re- search work or nosing around for new reading material. A few students with hall passes stop to admire case dis- plays and then continue to their desti- nations. They may have anappointment with Mrs. Thering or Mr. Pelkki, counselors, to discuss problems or future job opportunities. They may be seeking a teacher for extra help in classwork. The student's trek to a corner room will bring results. This is their school and they keep it well, use facilities freely and benefit from it in their effort to learn. Mrs. McMu11in helps Jim Boyd with business problem. Typing skills will help these students do home assignments. Basic experiments prove fascinating for curious Alligators seem to be much in demand in room 83. K , vi . , L, e, , i 3 '44-an students. If I could only see SOMETHING, says at least one student each year. Mr, Trogan helps students solve problems dur- ing sociology class. All students take the longest route to class . . . its the most interesting. Below left: Large classes as well as small concentrate on daily student achievement. Right: Gerlach Fronemann in Latin garb. Mr. Pelkki and Mrs. Thering help students with vocational and guidance problems. K I Buena Vista students enjoy open dances in the gym after basketball games. These students work . . . but they have fun in the TV studio too. X Qqk :. ,,,. ll Am ... , Q X Extra curricular projects make for good fellow- ship and good friends. l 4. 'Q , if ,JV Bulletin boards show student talent and initiative. 16 r. Phelan directs individual study in mall English class. E is W Dr. Lum confers with Buena Vista student during testing session. as Ylli, Many problems are solved with sec- retarial help. l-- ' , , What will the results be in this chem- istry experiment? iv' ' -'4 1 .V , 1 L . nh, i 11 1 ., of as ' ' ' t 51 ' ' 1i:!f, l 9' -A 5 57 A .' 3 1 NUI .' ,fig 5 A Rv - -'s - 1 . Y Y, 5, 4'i1.,,. u G , 1 Z J H a-, rw Tw' '53 P9 4 C535 fi? x9 42,7 1'0 P- , 2 Ll Administration Faculty and Staii W E 19 1963-1964 BOARD OF EDUCATIONqBuena Vista No. 9 School District . Front Row, left: Robert O. Ta.fe1, James I. Mor-ford, Superintendent JosephG Barr, Paul Koeltzow, Wm. Harold Robins. Second Row, left: Herman A, Hallmann Henry J. Gorney, Wilford M. Krueger, Norman J. Lentner. A 0 ,., 9 JW' Discussing construction plans are Cleftl. Assistant Superintendent Paul Koeltzowg Mr Blenkhorn, Assistant Principalg Mr, Allen, and,construction foreman Keith Hammis -FQ WHAT MAKES A TEACHER? A A teacher, to measure lip to all demands, must have the learning of a college president, the concentration of a clergyman, ' the executive talents of a financier, the humility of a deacon, and the craftiness of a Tammany politician. He miist be an angel for temper, ' a demon for discipline, ' a chameleon for adaptation, a diplomat for tact, . an optimist for hope, and a hero for courage. , , A teacher must have the wisdom'of,'a serpent, the gentleness of a dove, the Grace of God, I ' and the patience of Job. ' from the Saginaw Federation of Teachers Bulletin, Vol. II, No. 4, 1964. Mr. Blue Principal Mr. Blenkhorn Assistant Principal Sixpervising teachers confer with assisting personnel. 1 1 x s5 remix J is s 'x MWA. ' swf X I 'rl 5 as qi it -, v vs, 1 . Q! N 'ff .1 gif X r R . 1 4. F ,ggi f :I 'Fife s ,,.s Af' -s S if 'ii sv , ,hr r 1 A 1 1 4 lf vig'-'VL v , - . L ... S Q!! 6 SITSEDDEQ. nr Af T V 2 .1 i' ln, .J ' s . 59... . , 2 .41:-.53 SL ae Vie Mrs. Allen Mrs. Ames 'af -v .r. X2 Q Bi , -' .145 . J, i 1 f , we 5' Q,-gf 1 -.V S, SIN va-J, ga K. 5: h ' . Mr. Koeltzow Mr. Kraemer Mrs. Kraska Nw. S22 Y EZ Mrs. Borowski Mr. Burkett Miss Burnside Mr. Case Mr. Crandall Mr. Day Mrs. DeMol Mrs. Dick Miss Erdman Mrs. Greko Mr. Gwiazdowski Mr. Haenke Mrs. Haenlein Mr. Hale Mr. Harrold Mr. Hogan Mrs. Jacobson Mr. Klemko Miss Melchoir Mrs. Morford Mrs. Ohmer Mr. Pelkki Mr. Phelan Mr. Quick Mr. Raymond Mr. Ruehs Mr. Sias Mr. Salesky Mr . Somerfield Mrs. Stingel Mr. Surian Mr. Tait Mrs. Thering Mr. Trogan Mr. Tuck Mr. Vargason dm! Miss LaBeau Mrs. McMu11in as . , s aw X 4 a :Q Ax 3 N S A ,rx L QQ S Q ... Qui? is QR X 5. ,W A '5 2: Us - JM! wa , YM Qudity Chekd lf' - .9 P-1, ' Pnl? 1 wlfxw f f ' 'Wall ,gm M M if QB za AWV37 ' Q .... 2 'J is WMS.. YS 3 1 is Mr. Walker Mr. Ward Mr. Wartenberg 4' X ,I . , 1 G,...u Monty Mischief tried garments on for size. He might graduate . . . someday. Seniors 25 'Q' W, -.. , 5 Va ,P .- sf -1 -r'F:q,' V, ., . -Q ,Q HN I v 4 14- TGS? . . ., 1.2 Lx 1 . s ,-g,Qf,5' 1 . - .3 Z.. .I A I -ri Q'Q:?5TgffYl ff -- 4 , Q, stuff n - A l - 161156 f Ax vl' 'I 7 Yi v - 'A . .abil 74 : - MVA K-., .LV - . 7yp:33f.L1?+!:43fg?'EG:HQy-11 1. W. ,,-- 4, , . 'U - .v.,.' my '1 a 4- . .. ' I ' 4' ' 1-I -1-4 . , . - 0 1. 0 1. . . 1 ' V . H+ f,'?-f-wQ?5?f3v?::1 ' . '-Q, 1 123 ici:-g, :' . .ffifiwiqg-Q-. 2 3-Q f, - . ' '- 44 I. gil, -Lf?-3'---41. rq' I - ',f - .' - ' . ,,-f.- ,ye . .. ,,, .H I Sf. ,U , , ,, ,SLN X , I - . 1 s I ,', I .:1h,.U 11. 11 . I CJ .. -,-,, yu,-3, -1. -h --.,g',q,,.,L,1fg ,, 1, N, I Q If I , L arf, ,t 31, uw L . . , . . I- ' -Z lx '4 'g'-'-1 ': 1'-,',giv,' --:', ,-'.' . , Y- f ' 'A -- V iq-Q.: .1 p i' 4. ', : .,-vg,,g.f' -.- . . - -. V Q., ,ru -I lv . QKXXLM I. J . Mr: J ! Q . :fl r 4. .--,r Lk, T Valedlctorlan ' f f NANC Y P FAU F I 5 Y v- Salutatonan SALLY STODDART ' lwlx 'im-.h -u.,,4, ,x g'f!F,L 4- r-M Q. .Q uv. ugh, as F K4 x N 1' pf , f ice '13 1 s ' htm HEAR' M , df t 4 QfJ'f ,qw-A ya s' X k ,ik 1 Fixx! , afar Jwmxltgs 1 t Ta Ka ,uu' R' 34 v 1 rv 5 ' 1'-x P I bH,i,A11,, fu, mg, mx? ,,v.2x,,,1,, HJ A+ R , Japqqb-.JAY ' v- 'Y .4 u Larry Lewis Vasll Alan Gary Abraham Abraham Ahej ew Anrens Ahr ens Patricia Arndt Lorraine Bailey if 'ff ,iii 'F' ci G , Q- mr A 3 Q O i gi . H ,, -4 . Q- In 4.5 Terry Brousseau Robert Brown Mary Banks Richard Bryce Judith Alberts Ronald Anklam Judith Armstead A i f , 5 X. , ,h ., ' a rrrry ' - e xi f: . Karen Bender Devaughn Benemann Laura Betzold Consuello Burns Carolyn Ciolek Melvin Burr Gail Burton Q? Ric hard Cobb Michael Dargie Bruce Cameron Patricia Campbell Connie Carter Frank Darling Ernest DeFore Jean Demongey ef? E, at M in 94: K we Kathleen Doyle Linda Eichenberger Dennis Eurich 3 . ,Q f s Ee , Gerlach Fronemann Samuel Garcia 4 Nancy Gilbert Janice Dengler Trina Dewey Gerald Doerr Georgene Figiel William Fila Linda Frazier mu 1x,- 4 Shirley Gomez Donald Graham Kenneth Haggerty Frances Green Marty Hain Wilmer Hallman Lyle Green Jean Greko Marvin Griffin Robert Henne Sally Hernandez Patricia Herzberg n Tony Hoppe I Thelma Howey as 5 5 2 George J acklin Vicki Higgins Carol Hoff Clinton Hollis fe 5-my . Dan Korycki Elona Krauseneck Larry LaFray Dennis Janke Benita J iminez Kent Kimmerly Christmas assembly draws attention of Buena Vista's student body. And the band, under Mr. Tait's direc- tion, played on. m X? T-2 1,, K . Q Q 1 .- I Mr. Gwiazdowski and Mr. Case lead song fest. Q 1 2515! Lf . - ticipants. Mrs DeMo1 d1rects choxr members Karen Bender introduced assembly par- ' 2 1 3 A Attorney Flint questions Mrs. Hutchins. Court is in session for The Night of January 16th. Place your left hand on the Bible and be sworn in, said the clerk. Senior class play members try to convince audience- drawn jury of Karen Andre's innocence. Q K , 5 - H-4 Duane Lake Carolyn Loranger Suzanne Losee Dennis Miner 5 .. A Edward Misko Carol Mitas Karen Manning Allen Marden Dian Marsden Kenneth M011 Marie Moncriei Steve Morris Donald Nalley Ja.mes Nentwig Gladys Newman Cathy Osmond Q S Carol Perry Timothy Perry Linda Morrow Marta Mose Ruth Ann Mueller Judy Nichols V Shirley Oczepek I Salvador Olivarez ' 'ii :zjlr Nancy Pfau Deidra Pfisthner Sandra Ranger John Robbins Richard Rohde Elizabeth Rosas Sherry Reinhold Fr ed Ribble . K -5 Robert Rigda Rita Russ Joseph Sanchez Eddie Sanders Larry Schulz ,nv-.kk Ivory Shacks James Mary Shell Richard Stebner William Stein Sally Stoddart Rosemary Schnople George Schoults Sandra Schuler Sandy Slagle Fred Solmonson Larry Starland 7 Hu:-Q .W Q F ,, , Patricia Sullivan Ronna Sue Teall James Thomas au.. Jean Wagner Shelley Wagner W W' Rosemary Town Susan Turner Ernestine Villareal Margaret Wandzel Paul Warriner Shirley Washington Larry Watters lx Marcia Welch James Westendorf Gay Wicker Charles Yeager Gary Zanner Vincent Zolinski James Weinert Ruth Weiss Betty Welch P ., fs . 2f4'1'eQ,,'YXN3'-ig? fi ' .Aix 4,-5 g Air, A25 gp? ' g uni is ff' in ff' 12+ 'QV Connie Wilson Patricia Wojewoda Karen Wolkens ,4.c 1 i A a la 4151 K 'i'?3f W Q1 -9 .X X 'x Monty Mischief learned Buena Vista student's habits. He especially liked rocking on his chair. llmlerclassmen wg we 9,65 13'-:NEf2fS 2 fiv Ng f 9...- ..-.. I - 1 1th GRADE Joe Abler Evelyn Ackerman Jim Acton Sharon Adams A1 Ahejew Bob Ahrens Dempsey Allen Azalee Almond Barbara Amon Larry Anderson Ken Anklam Mae Armstead Leon Arn Charlie Baker Paul Barber Eleanor Barnett Ronald Baston Don Baudoux Bonnie Bauer Pete Beador Tom Bell Barbara Benaway Kathy Bender Tom Berry Gail Bloom Tom Boensch Jim Boyd Ron Brown Willie Brown Bill Burr ...J 6, 4 . ,R qu. ,J -1 ., A I f ,il W I 6- ' VT fig 'N' Q' . 7 ff 'fy B . f - w. B ,ya 1 .S A , , XF- lr,- fi 3? We ' 'ai E wifi 3 Y .,.-- f 4. gk r U, Y .R 7 W ' ' Lf Ae B ' ,Q Qi? X 2, irk :riff ' f V1 slr 41'- T x I ,B ,. I J x 'U ., .., I 'fry ef: ..-V-,, lla: f' ,. Q22 X 2' 'ft' f 5 X af ., Lgggx e Q Q f as Y if ge , 5 J' x uw K 3 11th GRADE Bob Carigan Julia Chacon Frances Chaffer Jim Chaney Mary Lou Cisneros Rosemary Clark John Clarke Susan Cohee Geni Collier Rosa Lee Collier Donna Cook Sandra Corl Tom Curtis Jeff Davis Susie Davis Nancy Dewey Dennis Dietrich Luz Dominguez Thomas Dymond Shirley Engelke Virginia Erber Olivia Fairris Bruce Ferman John Finch J erry Finger Bob Flattery Sandra Fleischmann Donna Foerster Bob Fortier Jim Freier :?. w 1 1th GRADE Mickey Gabrish Vive Gaines Linda George Don Gerken Tom Gilbert David Gnatkowski Joe Gonzalez Don Goodrow Paulette Gorney Judy Gorte Thomas Graham Coral Griffin Dorothy Griffin Roger Grover Bonnie Haggerty Sam Hall Nanette Hamilton Richard Hammond John Hampton Leandrew Harris Edward Helm Lynn Herman Anner Hodges Jack Hoffman Bernie Hoppe Roger Howard George Howe Mike Huff Rose Huff Ray Huntoon fs , 1 My if? ' Z ' ' is ef . . Q 3 f Q- f S- 4, L X f Y' , .' ni:-aw. Tag?--'S J'A7 3: a . 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Q 16353, ,RQ L. .1 4 ,Q Y 2, J f Q E , 'R 'i w '-1 ik 'Har' .,.., 1 1th GRADE Hurley Israel Gary Jacob Chris Johnson Sandie Johnson Joann J unemann Cindy Keller Pat Kinde Gary Kipfmiller Philip Klimkewicz Tim Kniebbe Connie Konecny Marilyn Kowalski Vicki Kraenzlein Sandy Krolczyk Ron Kruchek Leonard Krumm Lorraine Kruska Jan Leitow Billy Lewis Carl Liggins Janie Long Terry Longley Ken Louks Lynn Lovelace Millie Lyvere Brian Mackley Shirley Madison Dan Majeske Linda Matthews Jim Matuzak 11th GRADE John Matuzak Cornell McBride Dennis McCallum John Melzo David Miller Judy Minnett Shirley Mitchell Richard Moll Eve Morris Jim Mossner Judy Moulton William Mueller Olive Oates Marvin Patton Betty Pease Charlene Perkins Levon Pierrie Dianna Place Cheryl Plowden Ralph Porras Robert Precoda Patricia Pribbernow Larry Prueter J 0 Pulaski Larry Rehak Carol Reimus Harold Richardson Wayne Robinson Frank Rock Ron Rohloff R f J i f H Q ' if 'fs g in: 1 4, ff , X N 1 I .. E if F V VV .V ii! as Er ly a A 4 i ,Z it . P ,Q ' 5 a I , . K mi. If is , 1 1 A 5 a 1' I 'Wi ' E: .. 4 32 'ma' J I l 'dl I., , 1. 1 S 4 , - 3 X I . -... - , ,1 7 . . F, -:Q El, - ,LW f . Qj ., ,Q Q S 1 il fax me fi .Qi F R., T, ,- In the X ' S ' xx J 2,1 A: M-4 lx X -df if ,w , x . V 0 S , . Vx A fm T .1 .. ie 'Sw 2 9 ar Q 3, if K i ' We 'f K14. I 53 'S VX. X lg ' Q .L 1 .2 vu QTY? if . ,4- ' ll: 'QL 1 3' Evg- dw is I 'Qi 111 X ff' N .nr K W 1 1th GRADE Daniel Rosas Bill Rousseau Barbara Ruhlig Karen Ryan George Safranek Dave Sahr Patty Santos John Saucedo Julie Saucedo Kathy Schoults Charles Schuch Bob Schulz Barbara Scott David Scott Bill Sebold Lois Sell Kinmost Shacks JoAnn Shlmel Karen Slagle Linda Stack Richard Strehl Diane Surcina Jerry Tate Sandra Taylor Joyce Thomas Mike Town Lois Upton Case VanMastrlgt David Venema Lupe Villarreal Juniors were second in line for new lockers. P Top Right: Book rack volumes supplied leisure time pleasure. Bottom Right: Ron Roggow enjoys Spanish lesson from Miss Veal. Study halls became study times this year. 1- .-f- -1-fl Wonder what this junior lost? l 3. Q F NK Y 'Il ' 3,213 'S' X 1 , . 0-1-- ' fl! 5 .4 a 'uf , A Me X 2 -wo Q' R1 if ,nb VN i Q... lx'- ? ff' .ia Q ,Q av' 'Lf . . ge. ,, - . Q Q Q f of UC? X . Sharon Zelmer , '-.... c tr 'Sa as 2 ,gy Q f of 11th GRADE Dave Volz Carol Voss Sharon Wade Sharon Wascher Robert Watley Scott Weber Ken Welch Sue Wendt Bob Wesolek Tom Wiederhold Marian Wiles Maxine Wiles Judy Wilkinson Patsy Winchester Linda Winfrey Janis Wise Susan Wolfe Clara Wordlaw Robert Wrege Gretchen Yeager Ron Yoesting Dianne Young Dorothy Young Janet Young Eusebio Zamora 10th GRADE John Abraham Phyllis Ahlgren Jim Anklam Gerald Arnold Jesse Banda Lorenzo Banda Doris Banks Kathy Baudoux Dick Bauman Penny Baumgartner Norman Benes Bob Betzold Judy Beuthin Gary Bivins Ron Boensch Vickie Bolf Troy Bond Kathleen Boshaw Ruth Bouliew Richard Brannan Tom Bridgewater Cheryl Brousseau James Brown Olee Brown Janet Bryce Angelina Buitron Connie Buitron Lupe Castanon Mary Chacon Connie Chinery 2, or I Q' 'N-ri v 'iff I aj if 'wg QB V 3 if nv l 0 gg'-7 3 ' Q., X' 5 f I I sr 5 . .'g 'C Stu x r+'es.v' 'A fxxpy 9: N 'kexg-l::S:,. -ssfl-Aw 1. fun, 'Q 4- Q +3 I-,qggnu Pk. 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M1 'wp 'E 'Kiev RK fv -sing '3 126, ' Q.. -'s .- 'QA 1 sM?P's'?ffs3.i5f?e?'i '11 41 - X 9' .. Q, 1 X 1 M I , MJ ,w x 'T H E ff! 10th GRADE Christina Konkol Jeanette Korycki Danny Krauseneck Bill Krenz Don Krenz Jim Krys Marlene Krys Roy LaFray Ed LaJoice Eddie Mae Lee Dawn Lentner Gloria Lewis Estella Liggins John Lokinski Sue Loman Jacqueline Malecke Bill Mallory Liz Margerum Johnnie Matthews Daniel Mazany Pam McCallum Jim McDonald Charliestean McG1othin Dan McNeil Mike Menard Karen Mex-kiel Dick Merlone Pat Miller Troy Mize Gerald Moggo 10th GRADE Sandy Morford Angeline Morris Joe Morris Minnie Morris Carol Mueller Ron Newton Gary Nichols Judy Nichols Bob O'Dell Darnell Oglesby Alma Olivarez Barry Panko Ken Parks Sharon Patton James Perry Kim Perry Louis Poineau Barry Rindhage Phoebe Robbins Renae Robinson Joe Rohde Patricia Rohde Kathy Rosas James Sanders Dan Santhany Rosa Sauc edo Carl Schick Wally Schnople Sandy Scott Vivian Shell K e f m, N 5 x 4 1 a. 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' '-H It A 3 A Q 1 grfrgw Q-te 10th GRADE Carla Soliz Louise Sparck Nancy Stahl Ron Starland Gary Stebner Steve Swanson Mike Tablish Alonzo Taylor Sam Taylor Jean Thomas Linda Thompson Roosevelt Tolbert Danny Vance Leo Van Mastrigt Sandra Varney Peggy Videan Gary Voelker Dennis Vogel Robert Wagner John Wahl Judy Waltemyer Dawn Wascher George Washington Jerry Waterman Frank Watkins FQQ Elizabeth Welch Leon Welch Judy Wesolek Judy White Cornell Wicker 10th GRADE Cleother Willis Gary Wing Arlene Wise Jim Wolkens Susan Wood Terry York Mary Zabelski Carmen Zamora Jesse Zamora Ronald Zelmer Richard Zieroff Lloyd Zimmerman 1 . -ss ix.. . . 2 em J 3' 1 ,VI O ' uf 9 W xx .xx X X NN .. FRESHMEN Nm 7 . . H f Xl, ARE ? nh f 1 hh 'tf 4 COMING! ,fl v W - xv-., ' I I' in ix! f' w e if 6 1 ff A ini v for Girls tone up those flabby muscles in gym class. It's a tough job to straighten those backs. Quiet falls in the building after school closes. 57 1 1 l w g: xl-' 1 Q -1 2'-'gi Q. 9th GRADE Bill Acton Jerry Acton James Allen Ron Allen Ned Almond Carol Arndt David Arndt Losten Arnold Katherine Astbury Joe Baber Joyce Baber Lucky Baber Christine Bailey Barbara Banks Katherine Barnett Sally Bartlett Vicki Basch Jerome Baston Judy Bauman Penny Beckman Marietta Bell Robert Berry Bill Betzold Sherry Billings Diane Bluemlein Larry Boensch Connie Booth Dane Bowen Debbie Bowen Paul Bridgewater ' fig. X 1 1 ' 'F , K 'sk N K .ir-v-Lllyxilf N A R fi fi Q 5,5 11 f .1 if vis' S' .lr at QQ ' F ag '79 A, 3, an if yi I K -. M- a K A if 'M 4352 Q: gg? K ? of -5? :Yi '.,,. , W7 N. -fr Es V 'N : ' gi se v I .5 ' ref? yu, W1 ..-,, 9 , , , A s-. 3. f 4 Q I-' 9 if 'I- E--ss.. v ., is Q My Q Qld 4- I gig sei- EL 45 six 'Nl ie. wi '4 Q s ' V ll-i-Qi . 9 w- ? ef X . D vi L ing. ,5 A .A , 12 W. Jn - ' :axon-MQ,iL:6 1-7 ,g-E1 f 4-X- K v X . , , fl' D af' N. M l ' K W ,., , V' . r if Y 3319: E A 4 155, 1 ei 5, 9th GRADE Bill Brinkman Linda Brittain Robert Brooks Tom Brown Adam Buitron Ursula Bujak Manuel Cardenas Gary Carrier Betty Carter Diane Carter Lonnie Carter Nora Chacon Mary Chaney Eugene Chartier Tom Chisholm Delores Cisneros George Clark John Clark Mary Cobb Cindy Cori Vicki Cramer Carolynn Creer Gale Crittendon Arlene Curtis Richard Curtis Barbara Daenzer Gary Dewey Enedelia Dominguez Terry Eckart LeDoris Emory 9th GRADE Kathy Engelhardt Freddie Enoch Shirley Figiel Mary Lou Fike Vickey Fike Ernest Flowers Pamela Fobear Terry Fox Susan Franek Mark Friedli Gary Friske Rose Gaines Fay Gallagher Angie Garcia Eva Garcia Gloria Garcia Margaret Gissendanner Salvador Gomez Linda Gonzalez John Gorte Pat Gosselin Tim Gould Terry Lee Griffore John Guerra Philip Gutka Janet Haiderer Sandie Hall Roberta Harris Charles Heinlein Leonard Hernandez ge Qi? I . Vlf 4 1 'i xlxf 's 3' A ff? 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E' 5 9th GRADE Mike Mize Bob Moore Tom Moore Adam Morris Cindy Napolitano Kenneth Nasset Phillip Neuman Kollen Neumeyer Kenneth Newton Roseann Nicklyn Helga Nowak Carl Oates Eula O'Daniels Matt O'Del1 Melvin Oelberg Sharon Oelberg Dallas Olson Geraldine Parham Glenda Perry Susan Perry Herb Pierrie Virgie Pittman Eugene Plowden Pat Poag Beverly Poineau Alice Porras Charles Porter Richard Powers Fred Rehak Carolyn Reinhold 25-I if 9th GRADE Ricky Rivers Wayne Robbins Ron Robishaw Thomas Robison Carol Rohde Glen Rohn Valentino Romero Ralph Rosas James Rowe Larry Santos Mike Schoen Alan Schoenknecht Tom Schofield David Schomaker Ralph Schuch Carol Scott Joan Seals Rosie Shacks Connie Sierocki Mike Skulley Carlo Soliz Kenneth Soule Yvonne Spurgeon Mike Sramkoski Rose Srebinski Judy Stack Robert Stebner Jerry Stoddart Ralph Strobel Mike Sullivan Q ,Qs sl' . f fi fs Q f X 3 li 3- J1- - 2' att'- - i v f f ,ff hiv ---qw , -- v ' 'B .....-j X V3.9 Q fv- i'7 Q VF '-'nur' axi fy, ' 3 Q , , .H , far' in-if ei , . -A Ti. v ' X x I 1 lg' Q., kin ,, .4 up-I an fl :W :' 'lf X 11,A n of f 'ni A K 3 . r W ? L Q , Ai' ,ff lf ef w x ' ww Marlene Wordlaw Laverne Wright Rosetta Wright 65 1 qv 9th GRADE Doris Tate Darlene Taylor Sharlene Taylor Barbara Tolliver Eddie Upton Bill Van Sickle Gary Varney Mary Ann Villareal MontyiVogel Darlene Wade Vern Washington Willie Lee Washington Bonnie Waterman Carolyn Webb Sue Weber Diane Weidenmiller Rodney Wellman Nonnie Wesolek Virginia Whitmore Carol Wilcox Ivy Willis Carolyn Wilson Tom Wing Eugene Wisniewski Doris Woods Y fb R, Y. A Q33 h J Mty tat t 1d td t ' Clubs and Urganizations 4-5, f ,--5 IQ, ...--v1'1 ' xl 3 X Future Homemakers of America Front Row, left: Kathy Engelhardtf Vickey Fike, Mary Lou Fike, Susa.n Perry, Evelyn Ackerman, Nancy Dewey, Carol Mitas, Trina Dewey, Linda Morrow, Pat Wojewoda, Shirley Gomez, Linda Huff. Second Row, left: Sandy Schuler, Ruth Bouliew, Karen Kolhagen, Jean Thomas, Benita Jimenez, Judy Moulton, Lynn Herman, Rose Huff, Joyce Thomas, Dian Marsden, Sue Alberts, Ruth Weiss,Judy Nichols, Karen Manning, Suzanne Losee. 1 1 Q Nagy f f os, eu - i M-- I ! g ,, , IIRUSH- Future Secretaries Front Row, left: Margaret Wanzel, Gladys Newman, Judy Gorte, Shirley Engleke, Coral Griffin, Laura Betzold, Lynn Herman, Joyce Thomas, Rose Huff, Judy Minnett, Paulette Gorney. Second Row, left: Linda Morrow, Lorraine Bailey, Vicki Higgins, Carolyn Lox-anger, Sandy Ranger, Karen Slagel, Lorraine Kruska, Janie Long, Pat Pribbernow, Lupe Villarreal, Sandy Krolcyzk, Marilyn Kowalski, Lois Sell, Suzanne Losee, Virginia Erber, Gail Bloom, Jo Polaski, Joanne Shimel, Carol Voss, Sandra Fleishmann, Linda Eichenberger, Linda Frazier, K 1 ' 68 N - ' A7 ss . Future Teachers of America xwfffj' Front Row, left: Connie Konecny, Sandie I WM Johnson, Kathy Doyle, Ray Huntoon, Carol SX Q Hoff, John Matuzak, Larry Rehak, Jean x L 5 0 - Meineke, Sandy Morford. Second Row, left: :?f Sue Alberts, Phyllis Ahlgren, Scott Weber, V Par Wojewodag Advisor, William Hogan. National Honor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOC ETY E 255 2, 5 Front Row, left: Carol Hoff, Nancy Pfau, Karen Bender, Sally Stoddart, Jean Demongey. Second Row, left: Ad- visor, Ryan Pelkldg Jerry Doerr, Wilmer Hallman, Marty Hain. 69 NINTH GRADE BAND. Front Row, left: Sandie Hall, Ko1leenNeumeyer, Shirley Figiel, Mary Cobb, Carol Majeske, Monty Vogel. Second Row, left: Phillip Newman, Carolyn Creer, Joyce Lapak, William Van Sickle, David Schomaker, Richard Killingbeck, Dane Bowen, Gerald Stoddart, Connie Hetzner, Rodney Wellman, Christine Bailley, Carolyn Webb, Diane Weidenmiller. Third Row, left: Larry Ivey, Eugene Chartier, Sandy James, John Mitas, Victor Killingbeck, Rancey Loman, Ricky Rivers, Tom Brown, Sue Miner, Nonnie Wesolek, Richard Powers, James Allen. Fourth Row, left: Advisor, Mr. Taitg Tom Chisolm, Ron Allen. M1 DRUM MAJOR: John Robbins 2 CONCERT BAND. Front Row, left: Wilmer Hallman, Dian Marsden, Connie Konecny, Kathy' Doyle, Sue Loman, Janice Johnson, Phyllis Ahlgren, Jean Greko. Second Row, left: Betty Pease, James Matuzak, Ken Louks, Ed Misko, Penny Baumgartner, Judy White, Lynn Ehlert, Jean Colmus, Judy Beuthln, Bob Wesolek, Ronna Sie Teall, Mike Dargie, Dave Sahr, George Howe, Dee Ann Flattery, John Matuzak, Fred Ribble. Third Row, left: George Jacklin, Mikej 1 ,wn Lentner, Majorette Marietta Bell, Majorette Linda James, Majorette RESERVE BAND. Front Row, left: Sta.n Howell, Danny Vance, Leo Van Mastright, Pat Miller, Bill Stein, David Hardy. Second Row, left: Advisor, Mr. Tait, Steve Morris, Lloyd Zimmerman. H10 Town, Linda James, Case Van Mastright, Ron Brown, Tim Janke, Tom Hollis, John Robbins, Janis Leitow, David Eichenberger, Bill Earle, Joe Sanchez, Carl Schick, Gary Voelker, Gerlach Fronemann, Duane Lake. Fourth Row, left: Alphonso Jamison, Director, Mr. Taltg Larry Prueter, Richard Cobb, Michelle Gabrish, Darlene Wade. R lr- Nancy Jean Connie Pfau Dernongey Wilson C aptain Front Row, left: Joane DeFord, Pat Wojewoda, Denny Eurich, Karen Kolhagan, Shirley Figiel, Nancy Pfau, Jean Demongey, Connie Wilson, Sandy Corl, Sandy Fleishmann, Gail Bloom, Janet Young, Virginia Erber, Terry Dougherty, Tim Huber. Second Row, left: Donna Forrester, Janice Weiss, Lois Sell, Linda Stack, Sandy Taylor, Pat Rhode, Mary Zabelski, Judy Wesolek, Jackie Malecki, Linda Dolloff, Cindy Corl, Nonnie Wesolek, Christine Bailey, Gladys Newman, Margaret Wandzel, Sandy Ranger, Judy Bauman, Linda Gonzales. Third Row, left: Sandy Virginia Fleishmann Erber V ', 4. 5 T2 ff ,X M W Ik, r i Carol Rhode, Nancy Herzberg, Rosemary Hoff, Evelyn Acker- man, Connie Konecny, Dawn Wascher, Deva Jones, Mary Cobb Nancy Herzberg, Liz Margerum, Sandy Scott, Judy Stack, Jeax Meinecke, Margaret Krueger, Cindy Napolitano, Donna Margerum Carolyn Webb, Carolyn Creer, Sally Bartlett. Fourth Row, left Yvonne Spurgeon, Helga Nowak, Nancy Dewey, Kathy Bender Vincent Zolinski, Paula Goodman, Jeanette Korycki, Sharox Foy, Rene Eastman, Marlene Krys, Gail Hamlin, Nancy Stahl Barbara Danezer, Carol Arndt, Marietta Bell, Connie Sierocki PEP VIST CILU Cheerleaders Gail Janet S andy Bloom Young Corl 4.. '- ilenda Perry, Susan Franek, Vickie Cramer, Debbie Bowen, 'iane Blumlein. Fifth Row, left: Paulette Gorney, Tom Gerken, ,ay Huntoon, Ken Welch, Rosalind Hetzner, Jerry Waterman, 'ee Ann Flattery, Sue Weber, Judy Beuthin, Linda Leichner, ,inda Huff, Diane Carter, Sharon Wade, Donna Cook. Sixth ow, left: Barry Rhindage, Dan Santhany, Rick Glowacki, Bruce Tameron, Larry Starland, Bob Wrege, Sue Loman, Diane leidenmiller, Penny Baumgartner, ,Bill Krenz, Ruth Bouliew, llarcy Klimkewicz, Roy LaFray, Bob 0'De11. href-Sew-e --ef-ew, - X mg.. Front Row, left: Tim Huber, Barry Panko. Second Row, left: Terry .4 , Dougherty, David Wagner. I C10 c kw l s e: Liz Margerum, Diane Weidenmiller, Cindy Corl, Sue Weber, , Gail Hamlin. 1 Y f.,l -sz: Student Council x WP 1' First Row, left: Sandy Fleishmann, Janet Young, Penny A Baumgartner, Gerlach Fronemann, Carolyn Webb, Kent ': g Kimmerly, Ray Huntoon. Second Row, left: Scott Weber, Z X mf S5495 f 1 Ken Parks, Mark Johnson, Jean Demongey, Karen 5 Bender, Nancy Pfau, Pat Poag, Robert Stebner. iii Class Officers ii Y. Nl' 7 I 43 . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Left: Jerry Doerr, Karen Bender, Don Graham, Marty Hain. J U N IOR CLASS OFFICERS. Left: Ron Yoesting, Ray Huntoon, Paulette Gorney, Don Gerken. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS. Left: Sue Lo- man, Gail Hamlin, Bob Bauman. XXXTVI, ZFII ,,,. f 'lj , , FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS. Left: Mark ' 3 i .A., 3 S Johnson, Jim Herron, Mike Skulley, Sue Weber. A .f,, 'Wah H ' gg 'S ' K 5' C , . 75 n .nf 5 X .Lr .3 ! Q I Q: ,g I 42 Tfqu, fluulgziiu 5 4 ' N wi ,.,.-o OFFIC E ASSISTANTS Front Row, left: Sie Losee, Karen Ryan, Jo Pulaski, Shirley Mitchell, Dorothy Young. Second Row, left: Betty Welch, Joyce Thomas, Connie Konecny, Sandie Johnson, Kathy Doyle. I vs if kj 1 5' S f if o V1'G LUNCH ROOM ASSISTANTS Left: Rehnie Keller, Edward Upton, Darlene Taylor, Pamela Fobear, Linda Gonzalez, Kathy Doyle, Kathy Bender, Nancy Dewey. 'I 7 N be U1 , f ,AT 3 ff 1 K W .W AW' fn U if R '76 Studen ' 4 Asslsta nts M . ,4i'f'1f1 HALL MONITORS Front Row, center: Ken Welch. Second Row, left: Tom Bridgewater, Joe Rhode, Jerry Doerr, Lou Abraham. '77 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Front Row, left: Sandy Ranger, Roseann Nicklyn, Pat Kinde, Vir ginia E rb e r. Second Row, left: David Gnatkowski, Donna Foerster, Bob Henne, Paulette Gorney, George Howe. Dramatics -on E'-, MQ PEN gl PANTOMIME Front Row, left: Judy Morford, Judy Stack, Jean Greko, Betty Pease, Barb Amon, Margaret Johnson, Linda James, Paula Goodman, Kathy Bowhaw. Second Row, left: Advisor, James Tuckg Rickey RiV6l'S, Barry Rindhage, John Matuzak, Larry Rehak, Dan Majeske, James Matuzak, Tim Huber. Forensics Se-Q' YJ J J n ff I DEBATE Left: Sharon Zelmer, Larry Rehak, Advisor Mrs. DeMo1g Kathy Bender, John Matuzak .f :wi SQQ' FVFKATXN r df 1 ATI LATIN CLUB Front Row, left: Marcy lQimkewicz, Elizabeth Welch, Cindy Keller, Ken Welch, Advisor, Mr. Suriang Connie Hetzner, Paula Goodman, Janice Johnson, Kathy Boshaw. Second Row, left: Nap Glssendanner, Barry Rhlndage, Art Greene, Ken Louks, Bill Mueller, Lynn Ehlert, Linda Dolloff, Scott Webber, Richard Bauman, Bill Earle. Kali: MODEL CLUB Front Row, left: Gary Voelker, Larry Prueter, Lloyd Zimmerman, Dan Santhany, Richard Kwater, Bill Earle, Tim Janke. Second Row, left: Mike Menard, Advisor, Mr. Taltg David Arndt. I plqmo '79 S V if 2' 'N rf . all K 3N.2' 'QL Tie ' Front Row, left: Director, Mrs. DeMolg Marta Mose, Connie Carter, Mary Srebinski, Carol Reimus, Carol Perry, Sherry Reinbold, Gail Burton, accompanist, Eva Moncrief. Second Row, left: Alma Olivarez, Connie Wilson, Barbara Scott, Pat Sullivan, Kinmost Shacks, Dennis Dietrich, Rosemary Clark, Gay Wicker. Third Row, left: Cathy Osmond, Jean Greko, Leon Arn, Marvin Griffin, Darel Dean, Marie Moncrief, Shirley Washington, Estella Liggins. Fourth Row, left: Ruth Ann Mueller, Betty Pease, Carolyn Loranger, Gary Zanner, Tim Perry, Marvin Patton. Concert Choir 5. .- 1' ooo .1 NEWSPAPER STAFF. Left: Barb Benaway, Bob 0'De11, Kathy Schoults, Paulette Gorney, Don Gerken, Carol Reimus, Judy Minnett, Demmis Miner, Karen Ryan. Journalists VISTA VISIONS. Left: Vicki Higgins, Bob O'Del1, Linda Eichen- berger, Don Gerken, Pat Arndt, Dennis Miner, Gladys Newman. A7 ll ni '-'i ' J A' ' LW' Q vlig 4 4 L A t ,1 FUTURE SCIENTISTS OF AMERICA Front Row, left: Roger Grover, Danny Rosas, Ernie Defore, John Robbins, Penny Baumgartner, Barbara Amon, Diane Sur- cina, Jim Westendorf, Shelley Wagner, Alan Schoenknecht. Second Row, left: Marilyn Kowalski, Judy Minnett, Linda Stack, Janice Wise, Sandy Taylor, Karen Ryan, Barbara Beneway, Janice Johnson, Clara Wordlaw, Dorothy Young, Kathy Boshaw, Linda Dohloff. Third Row, left: Linda James, Karen Kolhagen, Napoleon Gissendanner, Dempsey Allen, Larry Anderson, Larry Prueter, Larry Ilgen, Dallas Olsen, Ken Louks. Fourth Row, left: Bill Earle, Bob O'Dell, Terry Dougherty, Kim Perry, Ron Starland, Eusebio Zamora, Richard Moll, William Muellen, Dennis McCallum, Bob Precoda. Fifth Row, left: Advisor, Mr. Cramerg Advisor, Mr. Siasg Frank Rock, Bob Flattery, Ronald Brown, Advisor, Mr. Walker, Advisor, Mr. Haenkeg Advisor, Mr. Day. TELEVISION CREW Front Row, left: Frank Rock, Ray Huntoon, Tim Knibbe, Jim Westendorf, Bob Wesolek, Bill Brinkman, George Lennox, Mark Johnson, Dian Marsden. Second Row, left: Gary Voelker, Harold Richardson, Jerry Arnold, Phil Klimkewicz, David Erber, Danny Vance, Shelley Wagner. Third Row, left: Ron Brown, Rick Strehl, Gary Kipfmiller, Mike Town, Bill Rousseau, Case Van Mastright, Mike Skulley, Jim Matuzak. Fourth Row, left: John Matuzak, Dan Santhany, Scot Webber, Willie Brown, Tom Hollis, Don Wolpert, Ron Yoesting. lil- gn- ,.,. egg? K5 ' DIHEBTDIIE F 1 fN fx ' 'I E , X, , f 1 ff ! P YQ ,f -:ffl 5. 1 p , .v -V' 1 ,H ' g . A ff, N ' ' - qi Y 'ff -1, yi, -H ai . Iv. A new Homecoming queen reigns supreme! Penny Voelker, 1963 queen, presents roses to Nancy Pfau during halftime ceremonies. ii e f Seniors celebrated, for five of their class were chosen: Karen Ben- der, Jean Demongey, Queen Nancy Pfau, Rita Russ and Suzanne Losee, as the 1963-1964 Homecoming Court. '-4 W 84 Admirers watch as the queen's atten- dants open the Homecoming dance. Homecomin Highlights Queen Nancy Pfau ties her colors to the traditional Knight's lance. Y dents at Buena Vista. He always came out clean. 3 Sports l.'g l Monty Mischief had a few acci- 4 J ,,.-::-1 e Lf TRACK TEAM Front Row, left: Coach Ryan Pelkki, Mike Dargie, Charles Schuch, Ron Brown, Tom Diamond, Ivory Shacks, Bob Wrege, Devaughn Benemann, David Scott, Joe Rohde, Coach Bill Case. Second Row, left: Scott Weber, Paul Warriner, John Hampton, John Clarke, Don Graham, Eddie Sanders, Dale Russ, Jim Boyd, Charles Brittain, 4 Buena Vista broad jumper, Dick Bauman, gives an all-out effort against opponent Douglas MacArthur High School. A n a -j: V ..- A . iff' ., wp- Marty Hain, Lee Shacks, Dick Rohde, Dennis McCallum. Third Row, left: Dick Bauman, Ed LaJoice, Dan Santhany, Case Van Mastright, Jerry Arnold, Dick Merlone, Leon Welch, Harold Richardson, Carl Liggins, Bob Rigda, Bob Haller, Bill Mue1ler,John Melzo, Dan Ahrens, Wilmer Hallman. 'Q Joe Rhode, Buena Vista shot put entrant, display good form as MacArthur entries watch. 88 jump competition. Buena Vista 61 Buena Vista 5344 Buena Vista 51 Buena Vista 85 Buena Vista 59 Buena Vista 55 HIGHLIGHTS Buena Vista-Runner-up in Arthur Hill Tech Relays. Buena Vista-Captured fourth place in Regional meet. 'This was the Mid-Michigan B League's champion's only loss of the season. 4tSingle loss in regular meet competition. Seven school records were broken or tied in this meet. Roosevelt Tolbert tries his skill in broad jump attempt. 89 l963 Score Boa rd COMPETITORS Chesaning Michigan Lutheran Seminary Michigan Lutheran Seminary Arthur Hill Junior Varsity Arthur Hill Tech SS. Peter 8: Paul Saginaw High Junior Varsity Swartz Creek Flint St. John Vianney Bridgeport 48 56 49 36 31 28 50 48 36 6 351 'Q VARSITY BASEBALL Front Row, left: Jack Tafel, Lou Abraham. D011 GGYKHHV Don left: Coach A1 Quick, Clint Hollis, Jack Hoffman, Rich Stebner Nalley. Dan K0!'YCki. Jerry Doerr. Bruce Cameron. Second Row. Duane Lake, Bill Hirschenberger, Frank Mihalic, Larry Prueter JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Front Row, left: Tom Hollis, Jerry Waterman. Second Row, left: Coach William Hogan, Herb Doerr, Tom Bridgewater, Dick Glo- Ed Misko, Bill Krenz, Ken Parks, Roy LaFray, Jim McDonald, wacki, Gary Voelker, Ed Helm, Dave Volz, Dave Venema, Bob Jim Sanders, Stanley Howell, Tom Gerken. Third Row, left: Curry, Mike Tablish, Jim Thomas, Norm Benes. ,, golf M, , . . mains- .f vi? X .if -.,. Q- . .1 Ill ..e Rich Stebner needs his second wind to make home plate. A tight squeeze at first base makes every player ask, Is he safe? It could be a home run. Coaches Quick, Hogan, and team players watch field play as Don Gerken prepares to step up to bat. Jerry Doerr readies for the throw of Reese team pitcher. 1 GOLF TEAM Ron Reichle Best Form I963 Golfers Buena Vista gold team members completed a five meet golf season with four wins and four losses. C omp eting teams in- cluded Fr ankenmuth, Saginaw High, Douglas MacArthur, S t. Charles, Arthur Hill Junior Var- sity and Freeland. The squad placed 11th in state Class B com- petions. Left: Dennis Miner, Roger Grover, Bob Flattery, George Pike, Bill Demongey, Mark Webber, Ron Reichle, Tim Kniebbe, Larry LaFray, George Safranek, Coach Ruppert 5 E 9 'K 92 gs CROSS-COUNTRY Left: Tim Janke, Roosevelt Tolbert, Darel Dean, Jerry Waterman, Jim McDonald, Larry Prueter, Gerlach Fronemann, Dan Mazany, Carl Schick, John Melzo, Leonard Krumm, Coach Ryan Pelkki, Raymond Krumm. Cross Countr Mr. Pelkki concentrates during prac- tice periods. Buena Vista Buena Vista Buena Vista Buena Vista Buena Vista Buena Vista Buena Vista 4-3 RECORD SET 41 Mt. Pleasant 26 Reese 25 Owosso 30 Chesaning 31 Reese 19 St. Louis 34 Maple Grove St. Michae1's A staggered lineup of cross-country entrants. A K Yeflkii' A7 5- an -V , at Touchdowners Wm Title BUENA VISTA KNIGHTS c op p e d the first Delta Conference championship trophy with a perfect football record. The Knights had their finest season by com- piling a record of eight wins and one loss in an opening game with Class A Alpena H i gh School, 6-0. Coach Al Quick's team was rated seventh in the stat e by United Press polls and ninth by the Associated Press polls. The team gained co- championship standing in area competition with Bad Axe. Don Nalley, running hard, is brought down by Arthur Hill Tech player. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row, left: Ken Haggerty, Sa101ivarez, Ivory Shacks, Lew Abraham, Marty Hain, Don Nalley, Richard Stebner, Dick Rohde, Bruce Cameron, Kent Kimmerly, Wilmer Hallman. Second Row, left: Head coach A1Quick, Assistant Coach Jim Raymond, DeVaughn Jim Chaney throws himself forward for that extra yardage. Benemann, John Hampton, Joe Morris, Gary Kipfmiller, Tom Bridgewater, Don Gerken, Jim Chaney, Bob Wrege, Norm Benesg Assistant Coach Don Schiesswohl. Third Row, left: Dave Venema, Jim Boyd, Ray Huntoon, Gary Englehart, Eddie Sanders, Marv Griffin, Joe Rohde, Rich Glowacki, Dick Bauman, Bob Fisher. Dick Rohde-Guard All Conference All Area All State Don Nalley-Quarterback All Conference and A11 Area Recognition Marty Hain-Halfback Lew Abraham- End All Conference All Area Recognition Kent Kimmerly A11 Conference Recognition Wilmer Hallman Guard Ivory Shacks Guard Sal Olivarez Halfback Bruce Cameron End Eddie Sanders Halfback Devaughn Benemann End Seniors Marv Griffen Tackle Ken Haggerty Halfback Y B nil A Marty Hain learned methods of eluding opposing team players during practice sessions. Football practice equipment such as this sled makes good game perfor- mance possible. xv Q. X ,K Coaches Quick, Schieswohl, Raymond, Trogan and Schaberg develop the potential of each team player. We Work At Football ss ena Vista linemen throw up blocks - ballcarrier Don Gerken. Fast and efficient blocking techniques are essential to peak performance. After only a short gain, Don Gerken is up ended by Tech player. Tom Dymond, back, is brought down by Saginaw High School players. Quarterback Ken Parks carries for a sizeable gain against Saginaw High team. Junior Varsity Football JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM Front Row, left: David Hardy, Bill Krenz, Paul Bridgewater, Mike Skully, Gary Stebner, Dale Hallman, Jim Sanders, Jim Allen, Harold Richardson, Adolph Gonzalez, Tom Moore, Second Row, left: Ken Coral, manager, Coach Trogang Roy LaFray, Ken Parks, Tom Gerken, Gary Nichols, Napolean Gissendanner, Bill Mallory, Ed LaJoice, Herb Pierrie, Ron Allen, Gary Voelker, Salvador Gomez, Gerald Arnold, manager Charles Schuch. Third Row, left: Gilbert Huerta, Gary Jacobs, Ralph Stroebel, Fred Rehak, Joe Day, Scott Weber, Don Goodrow, Tom Dymond, Bob Stebner, Jim Hurren, Levon Pierrie, Coach Schaberg. Tom Dymond gains extra yardage after taking a handoff from Ken Parks in Saginaw High game. 101 ' T 5, - Below top: Marvin Patton Below bottom: Jerry Doerr Varsity Basketball Joe Morris lays up ball for basket points in Bridge port victory. Buena Vista Buena Vista Buena Vista Buena Vista Buena Vista Buena Vista Buena Vista Buena Vista Buena Vista Buena Vista Buena Vista Buena Vista Buena Vista Buena Vista Buena Vista SCOREBOARD Swartz Creek MacArthur Arthur Hill Tech Carrollton Chesaning Bridgeport Corurma MacArthur Cass City Bridgeport Arthur Hill Tech Swartz Creek Chesaning Carrollton Tawas Far left: Tom Bridgewater Center: Joe Morris Far right: Eddie Sanders 69 60 64 45 45 67 70 62 82 65 62 78 73 49 61 W W 4 1 Below top: Rich Stebner Below bottom: Jack Hoffman S A 1 - - . t.. ,. kv h. . xt A S x M L . 5 S ' Q 7 L S LX A f S VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM ner, Rich Stebner, Joe Morris, Lew Abraham, Tom Bridgewater, Front Row, left: Norm Benes, managerg Charlie Schuch, man- Marvin Patton, Frank Darling, Dan Korycki, Jerry Doerr, Eddie ager. Second Row, left: Coach Raymond, DonWo1phert,Jim Moss- Sanders. Marv Patton executes a lay up against MacArthur offense. h Stebner captures the ball in rebound action aid in Carrolton victory. rolton action. Opposing team members scramble for ball possession in Carrolton game. Jack Hoffman corners rebound in Car- It's a tough struggle to gain rebound position. Practice and muscle control make baskets possible. Left: A11 eyes focus on capturing possession of the ball. Right: From the sidelines it looks like an easy lay up. 106 JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM Second Row, left: Gary Englehart, Larry Evey, Tom Hollis, Lucky Front Row, left: Dick Bauman, James Sanders, Loston Arnold, Baber, Richard Glowacki, Gary Nichols, Roy LaFray, Stanley Herb Doerr, Dan Mazany, Ken Parks, LeonWe1ch, John Matthews. Howell, Coach Somerfield. Junior Varsity Basketball Left: Get that jump ball, Knights! Right: Team members battle for rebound in Bridgeport game. 107 . 'lt i gil 'V fa Q53 , , H ' f, Q Rs H.-fx 1 'iw 5 , i ':., A 1 3 f f fi ,- '1 E KT . . -,mga XMI ln . 11 '23 .471 8'9- V260 y ,mn --I-.' i . - W Q W xy 'N 'F if S 3 Q g ,JSSE Gary Kipfrniller executes a take down against Alma heavyweight class opponent. Alma High Schoo1's team member is pinned to the mat by Gary Kipfmiller. Freeland Christmas wrestling tournament winners Don Nalley-180 lb.-4th place. Gary Kipfmi1ler-Heavyweight- First Place. Ken Corl-95 Ib.-4th place. evovez Team members congratulate Gary Kipfmiller on 1 over Alma entrant. WRESTLING TEAM Gerken, Marty Hain, Don Nalley, Gary Kipfmiller, Dick Rohde, Ron Front Row, left: Coach Al Quick, Nap Gissendanner, Ivory Yoesting, Randy Loman, Joe Rohde. Third Row, lefty Al Schoen- Shacks, Steve Morris, Chick Gonzalez, Ken Corl, Ralph Porras, knecht, Sal Gomez, Bruce Cameron, Jim Allen, Frank Rock, Rick Pat Gosselin, Extern Assistant John Delo. Second Row, left: Don Rivers, Cleo McDanie1s. W tl' I Joe Rohde, 154 pound weight class, goes in for a take down. Pat Gosselin is in a tie up on the mat. ii M W L 1 Monty Mischief liked to s ell things. He finally sold Buena Vista High School to the advertisers. They made him buy it back. UU f Advertisements HERBERT G. FISCHER PLUMBING AND HEATING 30I4 Perkins ENGEL CLEANERS Service wifh a Smile SAGINAW, MICHIGAN Free Pick-up and Delivery PL. 4-9743 6I55 Holland Rd. Roufe No. 4 PL 3-4974 MATTRESSES GRANSDEN - HALL Direct to You at Factory Prices 85 Bedroom Furniture Bunk Beds INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES SANITARY MATTRESS CO. Janes 85 Outer Drive 5345 Janes Rd. PL 3-1757 SAGINAW, MICHIGAN ALLIED TOOL 8a DIE COMPANY T A D , I I? 3545 JANES ROAD 5 TELEPHONES .E SAGINAW, .. gy PL. 5-5384 MICHIGAN PL. 5-5385 EXPERIMENTAL SPECIALISTS IN PRECISION AIRCRAFT AND AUTOMOTIVE MACHINING 114 'M in' R215 AEDOIIHIJ 9 taste! 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Exchange students Dennis Eurich, Carol Hoff and Gerlach Fronemann discuss experiences. THREE STAR MEATS Quality Meat at Lower Prices Personal Service to EVERY CUSTOMER PINE'S MARKET Fresh Cui Qualify Meais Beer 8: Wine Open 9 a.m. 'iii I0 p.m. 4274 Dixie Near Longview PL 5-6556 Progressive Oil Co. of Indiana, Inc. No. 2 4065 East Genesee Avenues 3 Saginaw, Michigan 0,9 Q Af r l Monty Mischief cleaned out the files before he left. He filed himself under Q for quaint Buena Vista student. ui-45-Q Index 1 X iii , J' . sr P V ui b 4 .. r :' h.. ' v-f ,,.W... E -Fri -vi' ff! -. .Q. , , Q . Index Barr, Joseph G. Blenkhorn, James Blue, Robert L. Board of Education Cheerleaders Concert Band Concert Choir Debate Dramatics Eleventh Grade Students Faculty Freshman Class Officers Freshmen Basketball A Team Freshmen Basketball B Team Future Homemakers of America. Future Scientists of America Future Secretaries Future Teachers of America Golf Gorney, Henry J. Hall Monitors Hallmann, Herman A. Junior Class Officers Junior Varsity Baseball Junior Varsity Basketball Junior Varsity Football Koeltzow, Paul Krueger, Wilford M. Latin Club Lentner, Norman J. Library Assistants Lunch Room Assistants Model Club Morford, James I. National Honor Society Newspaper Staff Ninth Grade Band Ninth Grade Students Office Assistants Pep Club 1 Reserve Band Robins, Wm. Harold Seniors 2 Senior Class Officers Sophomore Class Officers Student Council Tafel, Robert O. Television Crew Tenth Grade Students Track Varsity Baseball Varsity Basketball Varsity Football Vista Visions Staff Wrestling zo 21 21 20 73 71 80-81 'va 'za 42-49 22-23 75 108 109 sa as sa 69 92 20 77 20 '15 90 107 1oo-101 20,22 zo 79 20 77 76 79 20 69 82 70 58-65 76 72 71 20 26-39 75 75 74 20 ' 83 50-56 88-89 90-91 102-106 94-99 82 110-111 EDWARDS BROTHERS INC Am. mm. mmf. X gk. 1X if B v 1 , N V F C