La Jolla High School - Viking Yearbook (La Jolla, CA)

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Thew, Robert Bob In arguing too, he owed his skill. For even tho van- quished he could argue still. Templeman, Beverly Jean “Tempie. First came man, then wo- man; and she has been after him ever since.’ Tomlinson, Allen Snuffy Plain dealing is a jewel.’ Thompson, Fred Nex His words slipped out witn a drawl. Vilas, Jannanne ‘Ears’ Awake, arise or be forever fallen. Turner, Alfred Red Little, but mighty in the ring. Waldman, Edward Neg We cannot all pslfresters, Wade, Zula Zulie ' The kind of cheerfulness one ee 7 never forgets.’ Y R Ca “4 Wakelin, Virginia | Ginny’ ° Always out for a good time.’ m=, @ a Wainscott, Ellen Red In women silence is the best ornament.’

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Smith, Brian OMI “You can't judge a man by the noise he makes. Smith, Gladys Marie Gladys Full of sweet indifference. '' Spencer, Pauline Barbara Polly “Altogether they puzzle me quite, they all seem wrong and they all seem sight. Stackleburg, Anne Nan Whose little body lodged a mighty mind. Stamps, Avitt Stamps’ “A man of few words. Stansbury, Shirley Joan Stan Ever let the fancy roam, pleasure never is at home. Stauffacher, Charlotte Char A native song bird. Sterns, Jeanne N. Jeannie’ Tis a strange riddle of a lady. Sund, Carmen Hedvig Sundy Patience and gentleness power.

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Williams, John F. Parker ‘‘Parquero’' Tis the mind that makes the body rich. Williams, Water Walt! ''Miraculously ignorant. Willis, Betty Ethyln “Ln! With her Texas comes first.”' Wilson, Marilyn Marcia Marcia’ Sweet reasonableness.’ Wilson, Norma Jean pSiieany ''She is free who lives as she chooses.’ Wood Phyllis Woody We all like her for what she ise Bp HA N A CAMERA SHY SENIORS Gee Fe si } ork ¢ : M Richard Verne Bennett Viola Green we seus eat Kaye Brice James Hayward »! : oN Della Mae Clonts Bud Karnes Gene Cox Bernadette Miller Pe Harmon Ellis John Moreno Covell Emerson Dorothy Rice George Fortesque Lester Shaw Lawrence Paul Stanton