Duval High School - Safari Yearbook (Lanham Seabrook, MD)

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We come to the end of the 67' activities and in our yearbook we hope We have captured the essence of our school spirit and imprinted special memories for every DuValian. I would like to express for myself and my staff our appreciation and heartiest thanks to all who have helped throughout the year. My personal thanks goes to Mr. Rogers who has given so much time and consideration to the production of the yearbook . . . to Mr. Kern who has given his support to the Business Staff . . . Mr. Collinson, our publisher's representative, who has given us technical advice . . . to senior mem- bers of the photography staff, Charles Chamberlain, Pete Helwig, Bert Goulait, Lloyd Morough- an, and other members who have worked during and after school to give us good pictures . . . and of course to my Wonderful and competent staff: Ann Killion, Clint Felts, Barbara York, Lynne jernberg, Diane jenkins, Ruth Lehman, Pat Browder, janet Kube, Mady Helme, Erna Singer, Brenda Clements, Linda Wheeler, and Kitty Edens. May I say as my final words best of wishes to the Class of 67'. We have gone through a hard year? We have had a lot of fun! Venimus, vidimus,vicimus. We came, we savv we conqueredf' aaa- Douglas Covington Editor'In-Chief

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