Buchanan High School - Pines Yearbook (Buchanan, MI)

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. Mamie ' lr .... in -2:1 'Z' . ---f- -V ' ' .,,. swewmf w- aww A.,..A , . .- -A FACULTY 6 PAUL MOORE, B. S. HELEN HANLIN, A. B. CLARENCE MOORE, A. Science English Social Science I ask nothing: 4'Woman's a contra- A finished gentle- my wants are few. diction to life. man from top to toe. RUTH SHRIVER, A. B. VELMA DUNBAR, A. B. Language English Let us be merry while we live. RALPH ROBINSON ORREL NEGUS, A. B. Music Domestic Art His very foot Dispatch is the has music in it. sole of business. Six It's the looking down that makes one dizzy. MARJORIE BATCHELOR GEORGE WYNN B. Secretary Physical Education A sunny disposition Judge me by makes many friends. what I am. I B S

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