Saranac Chiefs Class of 85 - 40th Reunion Custom Pin Button

Forever a Saranac Chief is here to stay.

The Saranac High School mascot, originally the Chiefs, was established in the 1950s.  Specifically, the mascot idea was conceived by Ray Fadden, with the logo being painted by his son, John, the school's art teacher. The school's first high school  building was constructed in 1952.  The Chiefs logo honors our Native American teachers and area tribes.  We are forever the Chiefs to this day. NOTICE: We are not sure if this was Mr. Fadden's actual painting.  All proceeds are intended to fund our class reunions and alumni events for all years. 

Forever a Saranac Chief is here to stay.

Introducing our vibrant Custom Pin Buttons for the Class of '85 Saranac Chiefs 40th Reunion.  Perfect for adding a splash of personality to your outfit or bag at the reunion.  With a glossy finish and bright colors, these buttons are designed to make a statement at any event. They are ideal for those looking to celebrate reunions, birthdays, or special occasions, making them a thoughtful gift for friends or family. Whether you're commemorating a school reunion or creating unique party favors, these buttons radiate joy and nostalgia. Their perfect size and durable safety pin backing make them easy to wear and display. Embrace your individuality with a splash of color that aligns with your personal style!

Product features
- Glossy finish for a sleek and professional look.
- Durable safety pin backing keeps the button secure.
- Vibrant colors that pop and enhance any design.
- Made from metal with a protective mylar face.
- Available in three different sizes to suit your needs.

Care instructions
- Wipe the dust or any dirt off gently with a clean, dry cloth.