Buena High School - Yearling Yearbook (Sierra Vista, AZ)

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Principal 's Message Memories of high s chool friendships, joys and happiness, seemingly indelible upon the heart, often tend to fade with time. Here, brief glimpses of the past year have been recorded, with the hope that they will brighten many memories. The 1960 YEARLING has captured the joys and triumphs of our days atBuena High. Congratulations! J zu Claw Office Staff OFFICE STAFF, L. to R.--Anna Klensten, Kathylvlagill, Lana Von Dollen- MTS- Bres sinck, Marilyn Skaggs, Virginia Sherbundy, and Mrs. Cotton.

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WA!15fQ5ef.?fu--'lf' Suprfrirzteudmfs ,Message For the thi r d year of Buena High we will have the school facilities and the staff to offer all students opportunities forfurtherdevelop- ment in a wide variety of subjects. This will enable us to achieve 50470 of the purpose of the school. The responsibility for completing the re- maining half of our goal rests entirely upon the students. If the opportunities are not accept- ed, ifthe students do not accede the challenge to further their education, then the school and the school patrons have suffered considerable loss. ' Let us make this year and everykyear an educational experience that will reap benefits 'for all of our lives. Let us shoulder the re- sponsibility of p r e p a. r i ng for the future and grasp opportunity when it is offered to us . Haard of fdumtian BOARD Lto R: Mr. Little, Mr. Keating, Mr. Nott, Presidentg Mr. Kincaid, Secretaryg Mr . Barchas .

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