C E Ellison High School - Free Spirit Yearbook (Killeen, TX)

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PRACTICING her form in front of the mirror is Valerie Woodruff, Valerie has gained recognition as a dancer. One summer she was invited to study with the Harkness Ballet Theater. HAVING a good time before school starts are Angie Harnage and Shelly Smith. KATHY DECOURSEY, an All-American Water Polo player, practices each day to win the races she will face. BEFORE school, Andre Harrell and friend Kiki watch the people going by. Opening- 5

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