Archbishop Mitty High School - Excalibur Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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Tim Mardln 'Dina Mark Cynthia Marques Leonard Marshall Margaret Martin Leanne Marwitz Christopher Mathews PattylNlathls Roger Mathis Karen Matos Molly Mazur Robert McAlavey jennifer Mcfloun Gina McManaman jesse Medina Miguel Melara Nicole Melton Patrick ,Mendez Dannlelle Merlino Tom Mettler Ll Mlao lulle Mills, Carter Moore Dlane Moore Rachel Morales Danny Moran Krlsten Margin Matt Morrison Gregory Myles Kim Nagatolshl Brian Napolltano Michelle Naughton Margaret Nave Mal Nguyen Patrick Nikolai Grace Nino Nanci Noether Catherine Norldylrtas Christopher 0'Brlerk M Monica Onclrasek l Diana Papallasr CA Tlmothy Parclll Margaret Parks! Stacy Paulsen Carmen Perales X Antonio Pereira Theresa Pereira Ron Pesta