James Madison Memorial High School - Olympian Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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And the years will come and go and take us up . . . With feet on the table and eyes away from hooks sit Lynette Lamb. Pam Aikens, and Amy Ellis. Opposite Page. l Jell' Rohr intently watching a Spartan football game. 2 Beth Smolensky leans over to see Erin Foy's new workbook. 3 Faith Zabit registers John Turgeson, Tom Troller, Kelli Dohm, and Mike Quinn for the sehoolyear way back in August. How quickly the time goes by. XIV

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