Judson School - Cactus Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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kier hit Purgatory slopes Skiers got ready to hit the slopes. Be-goggled skiers shunned the sun Miss Karen Brown checked over the crowd. A ...- ?5 EX W T The old gang posed for a picture up at the Powder House. 5 E' we At the end of a long hard run, skiers rested up in tha' Powder House. ' 105

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Anyone can get involved K X Robert Osterhout rang the dinner bell many times a day to call students to the dining room for their meals. The ringing of this bell was unique as Judson is one of the few schools that has a bell rung manually. Cathy McCullough while in art class drew a portrait of a famous musician for the European Art Show. Kim Moore, Betty Bassett, Tom Brearly, and Tim King watched a girls' basketball game. Mr. Wick and his twins relaxed, Alyssa on his knee, and Alexander tooting his saxophone. 107