Buchanan High School - Pines Yearbook (Buchanan, MI)

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THE PI ES Volume Eleven FOREWORD With the hope that in the coming years these blossoms may bear' fruit, we submit this issue of The Pines. ,4 ,Q ' 421312 x fps V V. W f , -f f --'- V. S ' ,.,., N sew ft, - ---i ' 40 v,,3 ,.,. Meek 'gf Z -M.:-zzzz f... - , 1.15 , 5211 it :K 'W eggs. Published by The Class of Nineteen Hundred Thirty-Five of BUCHANAN HIGH SCHOOL Buchanan, Michigan

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N Q' Q ,.z:. V . f 45 g i A 3' , A Q f ,sl rsia-V' If-9'.... W ,-:- . , .. : -'igfg' gy! A N! X Qi? Q ,'-- Q, ' is DEDICATION In recognition of the admiration we feel for the symbol of our county and state, we dedicate this book to the Spirit of Blossomland. A NOTE GF APPRECIATIGN Our school days are so close at hand that we cannot realize their full value. As the years increase, their importance will be magnified, and we shall be able to appreciate them more fully. Knowing that we have been oftentimes slow in showing our appreciation, We Wish to take this opportunity to express to the faculty, the school board, our parents, and the rest of the taxpayers our deep gratitude for their efforts. Educa- tion, we feel, is a vital part of American life and should continue to be. Three