Buchanan High School - Pines Yearbook (Buchanan, MI)

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MARY JO ALLINGTON Thou art a star, whose 'wings of light Speed thee in thy fiery Eight. HAROLD BRADFIELD He won his victories in his head before he ,won tlzein on the field. E. A. HUBBARD Plain sense but rarely leads us far astray. L. A. KALER I set a plain 1nan's eonimon sense Against a pedant's pride. HELEN HANLIN I go for culture, not for multitudes VELMA E. DUNBAR To us your name will e'er remain as one of highest thought. A. B. MUIR Most people judge men only by success or by fortune. R. MILLER trlwdll 'who man would he, Must rule the empire of himself. Page Thirteen

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CLASS ADVI ER ....-,p:. ,Y , w.- v. D.!'- . 1. , - ....c'?k--25,5-.Q-a.-x K' XV. 5 -A ,.,.,., 7 1.3-W, f----N V Q. , ' , ' , - .,f,X-.+I- lt is not strength, but art obtains the prize. VELMA E. DUNBAR TINA SKEICLS L. A. KALER A. ll. MUIR CSeni0rsJ Cjuniorsj fS0fJhOl'lIOl'ES, CFl'ESllII'lC1'l5 Page Twelve

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' 5 M: 7:1 'Q 3.1 'if-: ff' Erxi.. Zfi. +A-AJ MABEL N. NIFFENEGGER TINA SKEELS Fro.vlrerity to the man that ventures A tiny 111iSS, 11105f Vfgllfll' 'mined n.o.t to please her! THEO OLSON RUTH SHRIVER I met a little cottage girl, A sense of humor and a touch of mirth. Her hair 'was thick with many a curl To h1'iel'tcu uh the shadowy spots of That clustered 'round her head. earth. MABEL WALTON MAE D. WHITMAN I enjoy all the hours of life. Her gentle spirit rolls In the melody of souls. LEAH WEAVER A lady worthy of high comfvlimcutf' ,I .. , ,A.., - wh V 4. A -3- 1 rj'-4 -f - 1 .L , .4 -I v ','ziY- f ' -l ' ,,M,,,4 31..'T, ,A 'V ' - ,K . 4.. 0-132.-4.11 H'-Y ': -L, N . ,,,,,, ' - ,ig--,-A, A--- V , , y,.1cJ.'rLL , : ' Page Fourteen