Bishop Conaty Memorial High School - Pallium Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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O 4?- f':inf , E -fi.. i ,Q.::' I M. DETIEGE Y' 3 .X gp- gh ., v + ll am ' R' I J, Q 'J .fr i 951 . r ,snr . ll if 9 V. FELIX S. FERNANDEZ S. GARCIA s. .kv .. 19 I i, ll... ' as. J. AUBRY D. BARRIOS R- Fl-ORES L. FLYNN A. GALVIN M- GUANGORI I. LASCANO A. MARTIN L- MEDINA Denise Auzout, Linda Stephenson and Audrene Bynum also hold leader- ship qualities in high esteem. For this reason section 951 has elected them for the offices of treasurer, secretary and vice president. When my first day of high school came along l was very excited, to say the least. I was given a program and told to report to section 9sl, whatever that meant. l ended up in a room with a sea of faces and a long list of names which, in the meantime, have been pieced together to form some of my closest friends. C. PEREZ D. RAMIREZ A. RENTERIA C. TAFOLLA B. TILLER M. VILLARREAL r I . ' i -- 3- ? I AW . Q I8 .Z Solving the mystery of the magical symbol, 951, brings with it the task of conducting elections for section offi- cers. This section's choice of their first president is Glenda Lester. D. RICHARDSON G. RIEUX R. WALKER M. WALLACE 14, 5' F V V 'Q J , i K i f I' A '-if -ar 5 A C' rf G. SANCHEZ S. WILLIAMS l' ,Lal 0 .I iv' V38