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With music provided by the Organization , students General chairman of the senior sponsored dance was Ben danced in the cafeteria after football game with Camarillo. Hill, Senior Class President Good Times As Clock Ticks for Varsity Salute Resting between numbers, dancers congregate around refreshment table for conversation and laughter. Queen Jo Ann receives the traditional team-autographed football from Most Val- uable Player, Pat Fitzsimmons, as Prin- cess Karen and Ken Strople look on. 4 Lx. ww 9
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