New Buffalo High School - Buffalodian Yearbook (New Buffalo, MI)

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Q A is : ' 'P Al W .-5 3 BUFFALODIAN I957 NEW BUFFALO, MICH FOREWORD Each year the Bulfalodian Staff endeavors to portray accurately the student life at New Buffalo High School. Another year at New Buffalo might be just the same as 1956-1957, but to each of us there is at least one significant occasion which will disting- uish it from all the others. If it begins or if it ends our career at New Buffalo, we will remember it as a year of anticipation, doubts, and expectations. Today, the Buffalodian may serve only to remind you of the past school year. However, it will serve its main purpose, when at some time in the future, after dreams have become realities, it will present to the reader memories of almost forgotten events. The theme, Modern Arts, is chosen with the realization that with every new horizon, modern ideas and inventions will be born. We hope that the pictures and words of this volume will bring to you pleasant memories and happiness in the years to come. 3 x - ' We, the Class of 1957, dedicate this annual to the memories of Dennis Ondrus and Joe Mo- tycka. Thoughts of them bring to our minds the many happy timesgwe had together. We only regret that they are not with us now. Their friendliness, cheerfulness, and helpful- ness made them liked by everyone. 3 HECK'-5 - HELEN BANEY College B.s., fffchigafl High School Principal C2,'5g15'g'gm' stare Universitv M,A B.S. western Michigan College 5 - ' M.A. University o Michigan Western Michigan B.S. ERED MENCWNGER U, gf Mn MA, Anderson College B.S. MC::::'NYC03LijfB Annum Lassen . . . ., S 8111 . s., U. of iq., M.A. N hw'f2f2f AB' BETTY TURNER RAYMOND SMITH Central Michigan University of College B.S. Minnesota B.S. WAYNE MEEKER Wesiefll Superintendent U- 0 B.S. Central Michigan College M.A., University of Michigan R. NAGY LaVERNE SCOTT Notre Dame Mich. EDWARD BANEY Ball State Teacher's College, B.S. REGINA ORMSBY J. ROBERT GAGE RONALD MORRISON Iowa St. Teachers C.. Central College, Fay- Northern Michigan Col B.S., DePaul U, M.A. ette, Mo., A.B., U. of lege, B.S. Mexico, M.A. , Zawwlaf ' Standing: Mr. Henry Siuda, Mr. Robert Russell, Presidentg Mr. Joseph Balsanek, Mr. Wayne Meeker, Superintendent Seated: Mrs. Harry Durlin, Treasurerg Mrs. Kucera, Secretary A 6 Www Eleanor Wilcxenski Helen Shedd Valedictorian Salutatorian 0' John Calnin Rm Brgmv President Vnce Presxdent Eleanor Wilcnnski Dick Damon Secretary Treasurer '7 SHIREE BORG Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Paper Staff 4g Library Club 2g F.H.A. 1. KRAIG JOSENHANS Varsity Basketball 4g Football 3, 45 Baseball 3, 4, Paper Staff 49 Annual Staff 4. SHIRLEY MOFFITT Glee Club 13 Paper Staff 43 Annual Staff 4, F.H.A. 1. DONALD STRANARD .Band 1, 2, 3, 4 RAY KOLLOCK Track 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2, 3, Student Council 3, 4. JUDY LUBKE Paper Staff 4: Annual Staff 4g F.H.A. 1, 23 Class Vice-President 23 Homecoming Representative 23 Homecoming Queen 4. 8 GLENN EDWARDS ARLENE SESTAK Girls Basketball - Manager 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Paper Staff 4g An- nual Staif 4, Student Council 4, Library Club 2: F.T.A. 2: F:H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 - Songleader 3 - President 4. ,JOE CAMPBELL Paper Staff 4, Student Council 13 Sgt. at Arms 1. MARLENE GRAYSON Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Paper Staff 4 Library Club 3, 4, Annual Staff 4 JIM SIEBENMARK Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ELEANOR WILCZENSKI Annual Staff 45 Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN CALNIN Reserve Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Paper Staff 43 Annual Staff 43 Class President 2, 4, Class Vice-President 35 Homecoming King 4. LA VERNE JEWELL Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Jr.-Sr. Play 3, luilarary Club 3, 43 F.T.A. 33 F.H.A. , ,3- 9 1 HELEN SHEDD Girls Basketball 23 Paper Stall 4, Annual Staff 45 Student Council 23 F.T.A. 23 F.H.A. 1. JACK BUCKLER Reserve Basketball 1. 2, Varsity Basketball 45 Football 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Band lg Student Council 3, 4. JUDY GOLOB Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 45 F.H.A. 1, 2. DICK DAMORE LARRY HAMILTON Glee Club 3, 4, Annual Staff 4g Li brary Club 2 Reserve Basketball 13 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football ,4g Base- ball 1, 2, Paper Staff 43 Annual Staff 45 Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGE GAUTHIER Band 1, 3, 4, Paper Staff 4. 10 DICK HILDEBRAND Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 2. LORETTA KANGER Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 45 Li- brary Club 35 F.T.A. 33 F.H.A. 1, 2, 4. BILL LUTTON Football 3, 431Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROL CULLISON Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, F.H.A. 1, 2. CLEDA Library Cl 1, 2, 3. GLENN PALEN MARTHA BALLARD Glee Club 1, 3, 43 F.H.A. 1. TOM coRwlN Varsity and Reserve Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Man- ager 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3, 45 Sgt. at Arms 2. SUTTON ub, Treasurer 3, 4, F.H.A. ,I 11 ROSIE HICKMAN Glee Club 33 Paper Staff 43 Annual Staff 43 Library Club 25 F.H.A. 11 Homecoming Representative 1, 43 JOE BRYCHTA Reserve Basketball 23 Varsity Basketball 35 Football 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 4. BERNADETTE DeMORROW Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Jr.-Sr. Play 3, Annual Staff 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 DENNIS SOUCEK Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ROSS BRAME Varsity Basketball 35 Football 3,45 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Class President 35 Class Vice-President 4, Entered from PeE1l, Washington 2. BILLIE SUE SCISSOM Library Club 33 F.H.A. 2. GLENN SCHROEDER Football 1, 2, Student Council lg Class President 13 Class Sgt. at Arms 4. 12 DARLENE SPRINGER Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Jr.Sr. Play 3, Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 43 F.H.A. 1, 2. LARRY SAMUELSON Entered from New Troy 2 PHYLLIS SKALECKI Library Club 3. FRANK VOREL Track 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ADRIENNE BICKER Glee Club 13 Library 1, 25 F.T.A. 3: F.H.A. 1. JAMES WEST Eptered from Scbulter, Oklahoma. Pxcture omitted. 13 BOTTOM ROW: John Calnin, Sandra Tyron, Margaret Gauthier, Kraig Josenhans, Dennis Ondrus, Donald Stranad, Loretta Kanger, Judy Gropp SECOND ROW: Frank Vorel, George Cuma, James Farina, Sylvia -Smith, Marianna Rou- mell, Patricia Young, Jerome Ainsworth, Jim Siebenmark, June Glossinger THIRD ROW: Arlene Sestak, Dick-Damore, Eleanor Wilczenski, Dick Hildebrand, Patrick Gregg, Dennis Soucek, George Eniz, Lillian Nagel, Shirley Jorden FOURTH ROW: C.B. Prichard, Glenn Palen, Patricia Tuczynski, Judy Hawkins, Helen Shedd, Joe Campbell, Kenny Brooks, Jack Buckler, Gordon James 14 1 BOTTOM ROW: John Calnin, Margaret Gauthier, Kraig Josenhans, Donald Stranad, Loretta Kanger SECOND ROW: Frank Vorel, Jim Siebenmark THIRD ROW: Arlene Sestak, Dick Damore, Eleanor Wilczenski, Dennis Soucek. FOURTH ROW: Glenn Palen, Helen Shedd, Joe Campbell, Jack Buckler XS X 5 S' :Q 'IJ Q R OGG j'3EfE?.S?f? of H o U5 E. 15 f-N, fv 'Q' ' V ,4 vw in 5 ,, a Non-Mirried:Marge wglin f 521 , ' is-:sq f Q E- -'v V ij J N m - V I . , 2 ' n 4 'L 'F X Flying Frank 7,9?j,:-y K? N' XM! K A 1 ' sm the sum 0, ,fx if A n J X Qxy. ' P l .. I x losive Eleanor 'ffl Q Q E P Hundreds Helen Miififm MCYYY 16 A Sf-9 4 1661 QQ Fw WXW Canny Carol L2 3 1 L 35, ,. ,L fl' l 4 ,. :.1 -71. 'I SIC 1 3 1 Singing Shirley 2? ,lI ' Saddle Sutton Gabby Gall Roving Rosie Gruesome Glenn Q2 ' Jolly John .122 S ral Q? 7, . Q15 iv llllll Ox ' A 'J if S-2 54 .3 , 2 f Q3 -QQ Servi 1 7 ng Sam Lonesome Larry I n f-'ff' Orr J! Q' A Cgkk ff f ,, 3 -5 - Z' -Q c:-.Lb Steamboat Sfranad df , .. 3: . ic ering or 1 35' xx ' :EFS I C, , 2 rx-H I MOVHER r Riding Ross ' als! 9 A3 . C523 Y Siirring Springer 4 x Bruiser Bu kl if W, am iw . 10 5 iq 5 Hof-Rod Hildy A 5 3-i I i ' I , H, IH Hooded I-laman - ' 1. K signings 5 Safari Sou k 18 sf 5 1' B 5 f 1 .ll1l:i',t ' 57 x , J r I B A, 4 . x . lm. X Q 11' 1 I W Ge' wen' Golob- Lugging Lubke Carried Campbell s 'i 9 5 ' k 1 6 fx F' Lk fs N A . 4 Av V V 'Wm 0 5' K Ulrlfn' . X Carr'in Corwm V I Batty Brychta 'L Fore - Damore 8 I f if X -2 Z- Finn Gra son D bnsu Z A Fortune Phyllis N r u l 'Q I 'CP 1 A6 1 r w S 'Y gy J 0 ' K 1- '29 V xv ,r.-A . V , I Pious Krulg Working West 19 Hamm! FIRST ROW: Mr. Keefer, Advisorg A. Sestak, E. Wilczenski, Treasurerg H. Shedd, Editorg J. Calnin. SECOND ROW: R. Brame, L. Hamilton, M. G rayson, K. Josenhans, B. DeMorrow, J . Lubke, R. Hickman, D. Springer, S. Moiiit, J. Golob. WRST ROW: H- Shedd, J. Calnin, A. Sestak, Co-Editorg J. Innimice, Editorg D. Damore, K Josenhans SECtgrg2nIggYVg'JMgfgiob, M. Grayson, G. Bicker, M. Gauthier, S. Borg, R. Hickman, D 2 U 21 I Zannie Ballard Bill Dohner MOYYYJO '-30WdY Jeanette Skeldon Stanley Kanger W Gene Thomason Sharon O'Connor Barbara Lunog Arnold Schroeder Judy Pflughaupf June Sandera Karen Hildebrand Rachel I-lamley 'Harry Sebesfa, 5hil'l0Y Ann Bill Cummingi Gary Foucek Carol Farina Judy Watson ' u art W ' 5 'd' Hmmih Diane Price M Karol Hildebrand Y Y Ruth Kliss Pepper Dohner 22 James Jachim . Class Advisor Kathy Schaubert Virginia Glossingcr Bill Barbee Ken McConnell Barbara Wqlnik Jgnigg Kuggrg Bob Statkus -Barbara Stick Judy Pries Linda Kaiscr Sharon Sanderarf Kcith Wilkie Anita Erickson A Carol.Hall Jacx Kaius pick pgkgmy Bevefiy Shemwak Shawn James Dick Sweney Chlfmlilit Pat Baldridgo Rose Hamilton Joyce Meeker Jim Konopasek V 23 If Yvonno Taskey Roger Kunkel K ' R' 23:5 4 'T i m ,Q W wiv l WR v ? 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Judy Lubke Linda Krueger . . Judy McConnell . . . Junior . . . . Senior . . . Queen Sophomore . Freshman Queen Carol Konvalinka and date, Dick Wallsten 34 f4fzaamd Fifth Hour Drawing Class Glenn Schroeder, Ken McConnell, Jim Siebenmark, Mr. Cooley, Don Stranad, Glenn Edwards. 36 -H1111 r lm: 39 .754 14, FIRST ROW, L. to R. - Bernadette DeMorrow, Susan Gross, Wilma Kopp, Karol Hilde- brand, Arlene Sestak, Sharon O'Conner, Karen Hildebrand, Merry Jo Gowdy, Teresa DeMorrow SECOND ROW, L. to R. - Melody Medek, Pat Skeldon, Linda Lipscomb, Yvonne Taskey, Roberta Creekbaum, Loretta Kanger, Carol Siebenmark, Miss Klinker THURD RUYV. L. to R. - Sue Campbell, Theresa Shubert, Barbara Skopek, Sharon Carl- son, Diane Hutton, Sharon Sandera, Donna Charvat, Barbara Pyle 40 0. I 4 0-e---.vl Bottom Row: Susan Gross, Ray Kollock, Pres., Judy McConnell, Ray Zeman, Janice Kucelfa Middle Row: Mr. Heckle, Advisor, Judy Knaute, Sec.g Helen Shedd, Ed Kliss, Shirley Har- rington, Carol Konvalinka, V. Pres. Top Row: Joe Brychta, Bruce Marcucci, Sharon Sandera, Jack Buckler, Treas.g Ronnie Oselka dfamg Bottom Row: Sandra Jensen, Melody Medek, Carol Otto, Judy McConnell, Pres., Judy Ma- guire, V. Pres., Judy Siuda, Treas.g Teresa DeMorrow, Donna Robinson Top Row: Virginia Haman, Ellen Sips, Marge Sulek. Jean Schmidt, Judy Bartley, Rose Jewell, Cleda Sutton . 41 r E 2 I r A 42 -i f - ---. ----v- ---- T- ---- Ronald Bond Troy Carpanhr Martha Diamond Diane Diazi Olivar Dohnar lrono Ellloh Stove Ferguson Barbara Foruhr Enlyn Furs! ' Bob Glouingor Flifh Gooch Alicl GOWIIY Shirlay Kathy Hamllfon Joan Hanson Jggkig Hgwlgy Kenneth Hillman , . . Judy Hunter ,Judv Jomu Marshal Johnson Wilma Jordon Murico Kahn Marglo Kaufman Glen Keokr Jlmf! Kffm' K . -, Mvfo-'Kina -lerrv Krveku uma Kunkel Mlldrod M..-row llllidlddlolon amy mem om- Murray Jo1aM I 44 L ,,,, Thomas Balsanak Jsrry Barfos Delorls Blekar Earl Callahan Llnda Caaany Jim Colin James Carwln Roy Clllllllllllli Shire Dohnar Mahla Dwan Alfred Elguls Edward Ennis Ellan Ennis Ronnia Ferguson 7:4 Maryanne Fray Glen Graan Wllllaln Hamann Johnvllansan Cheryl Henderson Bannia Hudsan William Hunhr Slavs Javaras swumrinsr clmfun. nm. ami-.unmn umm Morrow .mu Jem M.. M.. nam kim! 46 Jael: Kangar JOIN! Klflllh ROIDOI1 Kgifir Jlllif Kiilllllll Claudll Krwqlr Nancy Krueger Theron Krycka Bob KUCIYI ' Jlllllf KUCQYI 1 ' - f - f - PI' Mlluiro Kathy McCothr Louis Nleklle Paul Parlahro Jlmmio Zopld Jnhn Ru Patty Schrudor - Bill Schuh Dick Sobnh Dennis Slwblrt Y Y Sandra Sflek 'mblrbnra Tpylor I - - Q K D vm- ' v 47 QW 0 ' TOP ROW - David Williams, Sgt. at Armsg Sandy O'Connor, Sgt. at Armsg Sandy Nimtz, Sec.g Alice Gowdy, Treas. SECOND ROW - Joan Weishaupt, Vice. Pres., Michele Roumell, Pres. 7135 Ufjdcew TOP ROW - Ja John Hansen, Treas. ck Jones, Sgt. at Armsg Delores Bicker, Sec.g Janet Kissman, Sgt. at Armsg SECOND RCW - Pres., Pat Maguireg Vice Pres., Mable Dwan. 48 . ' Sitting: Alice Gowdy, Treas.g Bob Glossinger, Pres.: John HHHSGH, ViC0 Pres.: Faith Gooch, Sec. sanding: Evelyn Furst, Rep. ag Cathy Jilelf, Rep- 7: Roger Taskey, Rep- 8: Tom Balsaneki Rep. 7g David Kunkel, Rep. 85 Don Wilkes, Rep. 7- Under the guidance of Mr. Scott, the Student Council sponsored the concessions for the Junior High Games. This active group also provided buses for the out-of-town games. On February 9, 1957, a successful sock-hop was held, The Student Council distinguished itself by giving awards to the outstanding Eighth Grade Basketball Players. 49 pw..-M 5:4 2 Standing: Mr. Nagy, Oliver Dohner, Roger Taskey, Dick Novacek, Jerry Krycka, 5111 lvuu- dleton, Wilber Bice, Mr. Scott Front Bow: Jim Starha, Ronald Wolnik, Dave Kunkel, Jerry Stick, Steve Ferguson, David Williams, Bob Glossinger, Glen Keefer. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL The Junior High, Seventh and Eighth Grade Teams, enjoyed another successful sea- son under the direction of Coach L. R. Scott and Mr. Nagy, assistant coach. The Eighth Grade Bisons finished in third place in the Conference, winning Eve and losing two games. The Eighth Grade also took third place in the Tournaments played at Baroda. The Seventh Grade Team won three and lost three games. TOURNAMENTS Edwardsburg ........ 1 ..... 1 . . .34-22 won Three Oaks . . . 1 . . .42-28 lost Stevensville . ...., 36-34 won 8th GRADE 7th GRADE Conference Conference Edwardsburg .. .... 40-20 won Edwardsburg ........ 1 .... 14-15 lost Baroda .. 33-14 won Baroda .. 18-15 won Galien 45-26 lozrt Galien 24-11 lost Bridgman 36-24 won Bridgman 50-11 lost Stevensville .... 46-44 won Stevensville .. .... 17-10 won Three Oaks ..42-31 lost Three Oaks .28-13 WOH New Troy . . . ..... 32-29 WOII 54 Z p l s Standing: Mr. Nagy, Jim Kucera, John nansen, Jim Karagan, Jack Jones, Tom Balsanek, Jim Corwin, Mr. Scott Bottom Row: Robert Keefer, Roy Cummings, Don Wilkes, John Jones, Glen Keefer, Mabel Dwan, Nancy Williamson, Sandy O'Connor, Captaing Jackie Hawley 51 ' guna! BAND OFFICERS Frank Vorel - Captain Joyce Meeker - Librarian Gary Foucek - First Lieutenant Janice Kucera - Librarian Joe Brychta - Second Lieutenant Linda Kaiser - Drum Majorette FLUTES - James Jachim, Pat Ondrus, Emily Schmidt, James Yech. OBOE -- Betty Ann Konopasek CLARINETS - Joseph Brychta, Allen Gropp, Loretta Kanger, Linda Krueger, Janice Ku- cera, Bruce Marcucci,,Joyce Meeker, Jay Prusa, Diane Russ, June Sandera, Donald Stranad, Richard Wilkes BASS CLARINET - Darrell Murray ALTg SAXCQPHONES - Joan Burns, charlhaine Konopasek, Carolyn Kottsick, David ovace TENOR SAXOPHONES - Edward Kliss, Raymond Kollock, Carol Konvalinka BARITONE SAXOPHONES - William White CORNETS and TRUMPETS - Gary Foucek, -David Furst, Sue Kelavos, Judith Kollock, Peter Mrozek, Richard Pokorny, James Siebenmark, Ellen Sips, Raymond Zeman. HORNS - Cynthia Caudill, Susan Gross BARITONES - Anita Erickson, Patricia Kay, Robert Toffelmire TROMBONES - Richard Hildebrand, Dennis Soucek BASSES - Stanley Kanger, Edward Sips PERCUSSION -- Margaret Gauthier, Stella Hamley, William Sestak, Frank Vorel TYMPANI -- Sharon Sandera MAJORETTES - Carol Hall, Linda Kaiser, Judith Pflughaupt, Kathryn Schaubert The School Year of 1956-57, has been a busy one for the Senior Band. With the usual school activities in which the Band participates, such as pep meetings and football games, it also must participate in the annual events of the Southwestern Michigan Band and Or- chestra Association. This year the Senior Band received a First Division Rating in the annual Marching Festival held at Benton Harbor. On March lst the Senior Band received a First Division Rating at the Band and Orchestra Festival held at White Pigeon. With this rating the Band is eligible to go on to the State Festival which will be held in East Lansing on April 13th. 52 3 -Q'?mwl4 2 s FIRST ROW, L. fo R.: Lynette Baker, Sandra Hall, Virginia Shermak, James Svejda, Michael Ferris, Eileen Williams, Patricia Schroeder, Lauren Hansen, Sandra Lee Bell, Mariann De Rop. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: Lawrence Kruger, Joseph'Balsanek, Jack Williams, Ronald Ballard, Cameron Covert, Andrew Martenson, Lauren Yech, Dorothy Krieger, Russell Holm, Donald McDougal, Jay Me- dek, Stephanie Kaufman, Kay Kucera, Janet Siuda, Nancy Furst. ABSENT: Richard Guhl. FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Karen Yech, Maxine Kahn, Mildred Morrow, Faith Gooch, Steve Ferguson, Eve- lyn Furst, Suzanne Oselka, Ruth Ann Shermak, Kay Covert, Margaret Kaufman. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: Norma Weslowski, Ronald Tulacz, David Wilkes, John Raz, David Lubke, Peter White, Dolores Bicker, Kathryn Hawley, Glen Mankowski, William Middleton, David Kunkle, Mabel Dwan. ABSENT: Douglas Patience. THIRD ROW, L. to R.. Louis Nicksic, Cheryl Henderson, Karol Clark, Glen Keefer, Yvonne Baldridge, Charlene Paloucek, Ronald Ferguson, William Gowdy, James Clark, Kathryn Krueger, James Kehoe, James Hamann, Glen Murray, James Kucera, Itylene Morrow. Founru now, L. to R.: Joan weishaupt, Jacqueline Hawley, William Hamann. John Jones. SallY Baker, Thomas Balsanek, Robert Kucera, Roger Taskey, Richard Novacek, Dale Wilkinson. ROW, L. to R.: Mr. Lesser, Ronald Wolnik, Michael Rogers, Melvin Vorel, Robert Keefer. Ger- : ic . 57 666666444 FRONT ROW: Carol Otto, Charmaine Konapasek, Sharon O'Connor, Arlene Sestek, Lor- ette Kanger, LaVerne Jewell, Betty Ann Konapasek SECOND ROW: Bernadette DeMorroyv, Janice Kucera, Melody Medek, Virginia Price, Mar- tha Ballard, Barbara Pyle, Roberta Creekbaum, Joyce Meeker, Teresa DeMorrow, Stella Hamley THIRD ROW: Sandra Jensen, Pat Skeldon, Marlene Becker, Bill Lutton, Larry Hamilton, Ross Brame, Marlene Grayson, Judy Golob, Darlene Springer, Wilma Kopp BACK ROW: Mr. Lesser, Director This year the Glee Club took one trip. We went to Niles for the Annual Berrien Coun- ty Vocal Festival. With Mr. Lesser, as our director, we all enjoyed singing with the other schools. 58 1 , ,W 1 I V 59 BACK ROW: Coach Stafinski, Bill Lutton, Gary Foucek, Dave Novacek, Bill Barbee, Joe Brychta, Dick Damore, Keith Wilkie, Gorson Drake, Howard Glossinger, Bruce Mar- ' cucci, Doug Robinson, Bob Statkus, Coach Menchinger. SECOND ROW: Tom Corwin, Mgr., Bill Dohner, Jack Buckler, Rollie Oselka, Ross Brame, Kraig Josenhans, Jim Blazek, Ronnie Oselka, John Calnin, Bill Cummings, Dock Craig, Mgr. FRONT ROW: Ray Zeman, Darrell Murray, Joe Magro, A1 Gropp, Butch Kruger, Dan Spring- er, Paul Jones, Mike Williams, Jerry Statkus. We They Q .New Carlisle ,....... 12 18 1 I New Troy ..... R ... 14 18 my TD? PAT ' Tm' Galien ...... 54 0 Bill Dohner .... .... 7 0 42 Eau Claire 13 21 Dick Damore 3 11 29 Fennville . . . . . 6 19 Jack Buckler . . . . . . . 3 0 18 Bangor ....... 13 20 John Calnin ..... .... 3 0 18 Edwardsburg ....... 6 25 Bill Cummings . . . .... 2 0 12 119 121 Thirty Bisons reported for football in the fall, seven were seniors, seven were juniors, three sophomores, and twelve freshmen. The number of freshmen was gratifying because with- out experience, winning teams are almost impossible as was evident in the total results. The 1956 Bisons started the season with three regulars - Jack Buckler, Ross Brame, and John Calnin, and fortified ,with six returningvlettermen. 61 Dick Dick Damon Bottles Kraig Josunhans Coach Sfafinski John John Calnin Mad Nunn smug, Joe .lack Bucklor Ilan Bruno Jn Brychh 62 dl--- . 14-- Q- .l-4f-ll Kraig Josenhans, Ronnie Oselka, Gary Foucek, Jack Buckler, John Calnin, ,Coach Menchinger, Bill Barbee, Dick Damore, Bill Cummings, Keith Wilkie, Bill Dohner, Tom Corwin, Mgr. The Bisons of '56 and '57 were beset by several handicaps this season. Suffering from inexperience, lack of height, and a rash of injuries, they had a difficult time in building a smooth working unit. Despite these handicaps the boys worked very hard all season and were a much improved ball club at the close of the schedule. John Calnin, Dick Damore, Jack Buckler, Bill Barbee, and Bill Dohner carried most of the load with help comming from Bill Cummings, Kieth Wilkie, and Ron Oselka. Barbee and Dohner will be back for another season and will try to fill the shoes of leading scorers Calnin and Damore, and the top rebounding of Buckler. With a promising crop of freshmen and sophomores coming up from the reserves, the prospects for improved seasons seem much brighter in the coming years. NB Where Them Who 1. 74 A 70 Bridgman 2. 61 H 57 Baroda 3. 41 A 55 St. Mary's 4. 41 A 67 Eau Claire 5. 58 H, 85 New Troy 6. 59 H 57 Galien 7. 40 A 103 Stevensville 8. 59 H 62 Three Oaks l. Calnin ..... .... 2 22 9. 47 A 78 Edwardsburg 2. Damore . . . . . . .181 10. 69 H 64 Bridgman 3. Barbee . . .... 148 11. 52 A 57 Baroda 4. Buckler .... .... 1 47 12. 56 H 68 Eau Claire 5. Dohner .... .... 1 43 13. 50 A 97 New Troy 6. Cummings . . .... 47 14. 55 A 57 Galien 7. Wilkie ..... .... 2 0 15. 57 H 83 Stevensville 8. Josenhans . . . . . 1 16. 48 A 65 Three Oaks 9. Oselka ..... . . 1 17. 63 H 53 Edwardsburg 10. Foucek . . . . 0 64 Zecwlew Judy Krrdute, Sharon Carlson, Linda Kaiser, R1rth'Kliss WW Sue Kelavos, Teresa Shubert 0 65 IlDickIl Dick Damore Mad Man Jack Buckler Coach Menchinger 66 lIJohnll John Calnin Bottles Kraig Josenhans n ' R HB.HH u u Kelfh Bill Dohner . Rebel I Keith Wilkie Bull Cummings BiII - Coach Menchinger Ronnie Bull Barbee Ron Osama 67 H68 ryll Gary Foucek ., W . Back Row: Rollie Oselka, Richard Brychta, D uane Krueger, Howard Glossinger, Bruce, Mar- cucci, Doug Robinson, Paul Jones, Mr. Baney, Coach Front Row: Mgr. Dock Craig, Joe Magro, Jim Blazek, John Reed, Edward Kliss, Allen Gropp NB Where Them 1 54 A 32 2. 70 H 46 3 27 A 53 4. 41 A 33 5. 38 H 46 6. 48 H 33 7. 35 A 58 8. 68 H 50 9. 33 A 52 10. 52 H 45 11. 55 A 48 12. 45 H 49 13. 47 A 59 14. 42 A 33 15. 51 H 70 16. 50 A 46 17. 63 H 65 1. Marcucci 2. Blazek 3. Kruger 4. Reed 5. Robinson 68 Who Bridgman Baroda St. Mary's Eau Claire New Troy Galien Stevensville Three Oaks Edwardsburg Bridgman Baroda Eau Claire New Troy Galien Stevensville Three Oaks Edwardsburg Back Row: Coach Turner, Rachel Hamley, Barbara Wolnik, Pat Kay, Barbara Stick, Carol Konvalinka, Donna Charvat, Ruth Kliss, Judy Knaute. Front Row: Sharon Glossinger, Judy Watson, June Sandera, Sharon Sandera, Maryanne Shubert, Barbara Pyle New Buffalo 56 New Buffalo 40 Edwardsburg 51 Edwardsburg 29 New Buffalo 54 New Buffalo 78 Coloma 43 Berrien Springs 76 New Buffalo 46 New Buffalo 36 Coloma H 47 Berrien Springs 82 The Bisonettes enjoyed a successful basketball season this year with a record of four victories and two defeats. Two victories were recorded over Edwardsburg and one each over Berrien Springs and Coloma. The Bisonettes have a perfect home-floor record. Varsity letter winners this season include: Forwards,'Sharon Sandera', Barbara Stick, Barbara Wolnik and June Sanderag Guards, Ruth Kliss, Judy Watson, Rachel Hamley, Mary Shubert, Donna Charvat and Carol Konvalinka. The highlight of the season was an impressive 78 to 76 victory over the Berrien Springs Shamrockettes. This was the Shamrockettes' only loss of the season. Sharon Sandera set a new school scoring record for the girls in this game as she scored a total of 51 points on 20 field goals and 11 straight free throws. The Bisonettes will be looking forward to another season next year as not a single player will be lost through graduation. 69 Left to right: Bill Dohner, Bill Cummings, Jack Buckler, John Calnin, Joe Brychta, Keith Wilkie, Ross Brame. The track team for the second time in three years, reigned as Big Nine Conference Kings. Team balance and depth in many eve nts paid off for the'Bisons at the Conference Meet at Niles. After scoring well in the hurdles, dashes, high jump, and shot put, the 880 relay team clinched the title by winning their event in one of the finest races of the after- noon. This team was composed of Bill Dohn er, Bill Cummings, John Calnin, and Jack Glossinger. Jack Buckler and Joe Brychta were the other main point getters for the Bisons. In the State wide competition, John Cal nin placed second in the Class C Quarter Mile at Ann Arbor. Losing only one man from this squad sets the Bisons up as the team to beat for this year's Conference Crown. 70 Getting underway with a turnout of twelve boys, the Golf Team began its first year with a regular schedule and a home course. Through the courtesy of Chikaming Country Club, we were able to hold regular practice and have a home course for our matches. The season included two matches with Edwardsburg, two with Three Oaks, and the regional meet at Grand Rapids. The four boys who made the Grand Rapids trip were Steve Palen, John Reed, Mike Brennan, and Gary Foucek. Although the scores were high. and the weather bad, the big match was good experience for these boys, three of whom will be back for two or three more seasons. 71 i Y 72 W Roy Peters Custodian Art Rosenbaum Homer Asch Custodian Custodian Ari Herrbach Mechanic C Mrs. Hamilton Mrs. Farina Edna Zander School Secretary Nurse School Secretary 74 Basketball Game Sept. 4 Sept. 14 Sept. 21 Sept. 28 Sept. 28 Sept. 29 Oct. 5 Oct. 10 Oct. 19 Oct. 24 Oct. 25-26 Oct. 31 Nov. 1 Nov. 2 Nov. 20 Nov. 23-24 Nov. 30 Dec. 4 Dec. 7 Dec. 8 Dec. 11 Dec. 14. Dec. 20 Dec. 22 Jan. 1 Jan. 4 Jan. 8 Jan. 11 Jan. 17 Jan. 18 Jan. 21 Jan. 22 Jan. 25 Jan. 29 Feb. 1 Nov. 23 Dec. 6 Dec. 11 Dec. 14 Dec. 21 Jan. 8 Jan. 19 Sedan! Classes Began Football Game - New Carlisle' Football Game - Galien Football Game -- New Troy tHome- comingl Homecoming Dance Band Day at WMC ,Kalamazoo Football Game - Eau Claire Band Marching Festival - Benton Harbor Football Game - Fennville Football Game - Edwardsburg Teacher's Institute Band - Halloween Parade - N.B. Lakeside Jr.-Sr. Reception Football Game - Bangor Basketball Game -- Bridgman Thanksgiving Vacation Basketball Game - Baroda Basketball Game - St. Mary's Basketball Game - Eau Claire Dog Patch Paradise Basketball Game - New'Troy Basketball Game - Galien Annual Christmas Concert Christmas Vacation Basketball Game - Stevensville Basketball Game - Three Oaks Basketball Game - Edwardsburg First Semester Ended Basketball Game - Bridgman Second Semester Began Basketball Game Basketball Game Basketball Game Basketball Game - Baroda - Eau Claire - New Troy - Galien Feb. 2 Feb. 8 Feb. 12 Feb. 15 Feb. 23 March 1 March 22 April 3 April 5 April 10 April 16 April 17 April 19 - 22 April 23 April 24 April 25 April 26 April 29 May 2 May 6 May 7 May 9 May 11 May 11 May -- 13 May 18 May 26 May 28 May 30 I fcuzcbz 7694 Scion! Jr. High Dance Jan- 26 Basketball Game - Edwardsburg Feb, 9 Basketball Game - Baroda Feb, 19 Basketball Game - Galien March 8 Dance March 16 Basketball Game - Bridgman May 18 Tournament Game - Baroda May 29 Solo and Ensemble Festival - Kal- amazoo Basketball Game - Stevensville Basketball Game .- Three Oaks - Edwardsburg Sock Hop Band and Orchestra Festival Annual White Pigeon Band Contest Track - New Buffalo, Galien Track -- New Buffalo, Three Oaks, New Troy Track -- New Buffalo, St. Joe Pon- ies CNew Troy and Edwards- burg at New Buffalol Baseball - Bridgman Track - New Buffalo, Edwards- burg, Eau Claire, Stevensville Easter Vacation Baseball 7- Baroda Track - New Buffalo, Galien, New Troy Baseball - Three Oaks Track - New Buffalo, Three Oaks, Edwardsburg, Stevensville Baseball - Eau Claire Track - Conference Meet at Niles Baseball - Edwardsburg Track -- Berrien Springs Relays, Berrien Springs Baseball - Stevensville Band - Annual Blossom Parade, St. Joseph Track - Regionol Track Meet Baseball - New Troy Track -- State Finals Track Meet Baccalaureate Senior Graduation Band - Memorial Day Parade Tournament Game - Baroda Student Council Dance Basketball Game - New Troy Seventh Grade Party Eighth Grade Dance Eighth Grade Banquet and Dance Eighth Grade Graduation To the T957 Graduates of NEW BUFFALO HIGH SCHOOL HlllTOP 8. lUDY'S MOTEL THE BEST OF EVERYTHING ' The Norman l.ubkes Congratulations H Seniors of Compliments of FLOYD 8: MlLLlE'S I ' Mom Karagan s Grille and Cocktail Lounge Phone 723 Mr. 81 Mrs. Floyd Stick on U.S. 'I2 Steak - Fish - chicken Dinners COMPLIMENTS OF Congratulations and BQ kery Best Wishes NEW BUFFALO SHEET METAL SHOP 137 No. Whittaker I cHAs. 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