Crescenta Valley High School - Yearbook (La Crescenta, CA)

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i W-aff A E alias if gba- 121 Q? lash it! No, this is not the streaker. However, junior Marc Leroy gives a good impression of one to senior Peter Trist and sophomore Tammy Karp. ou what! Laughing at a joke, seniors Joe Cha, Tim Bayer, and James Yee enjoy each other 's company during another exciting day at lunch, s this exciting?! . . . Or what?! A person can just read the excitement in junior Jimmy Kinsel 's face as he is Caught on film in between classes. i 'W Excitement

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