Yale High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Yale, MI)

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This year is a very special year, not just for the class of 1985, but for the class of 1935. Fifty years ago, the class of 1935 had twenty-seven graduates. The yearbook staff has decided to show how times have changed since 1935. Our theme, ' Then and Now, contrasts Yale High School in 1935 by showing how some things have changed while some have remained the same. As our society has become more technical, our schools have changed to meet the needs of the students. We have con- tacted almost all of the remaining members of the class of 1935, and they have graciously donated copies of their yearbook and pictures for our use. We would like to thank these people for all of their cooperation. To support our theme of Then and Now, we have used these pictures as division pages and have included information about their sports teams. We are proud of our past graduates and their accomplishments. The class of 1985 should likewise accomplish many things. Also, we know how important the years of school were to the class of 1935, and we hope the class of 1985 has as many great memories. The yearbook staff would like to thank the Yale Expositor, Marions Studios, and the graduates of 1935 for all their cooperation and help. We would like to thank our advertisers for their support. I would like to thank all the people on the yearbook staff. Most of all I would like to thank Mr. Dewey, Mrs. Dagg, Ed Gould, Brian Hillis, and Susie Blanton for all their hard work and time. Yale High School Bulldog Editor Tammy Bullock 17

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