Canyon High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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I i .pug 4 5 fu I 1, . as , wg 1. Scott Driver- Modern World History 2. Lonney Dunbar- Metal, Auto 3. Ray Dunne- United States History 4. Harper Ephrom- State RequirementslHealth 5. Ed Ernst- Woodshop 6. Carol Fragnoli- Basic Composition!Career English, British Litera- ture 7. Cathy Franklin- Developmental Reading, Speed Reading 8. Mary Gallagher- Geometry, ICM!Trigonometry, and Computer Programming Opposite page: Faculty members caught in the actp 1. Ms. Fragnoli 2. Mr. Dunne.

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4 I. . i - - .1 ' I I I I I - Carol Gressingh- Interior Decorating, Contemporary Living, an Foods. Rose Grohs- Scuba, Tennis, and Ceramics. Alice Hahn- Short Story, A.P. English, and Sophomore English. Dave Hamel- Health, Racquetball, and Tennis. Susan Hopkins- Sophomore English, and journalism. Rod Hust- Basic Science, United States History, and Athletics. . Hi Lavalle- Life Science, Athletics. . Ray Leal- Photography