Locke High School - The Halo Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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56 T Q, f 2' , Calvert Wright Danny Young fbi ll , l-larrel Wright Johnny Wright Sharon Wright Bobbie Young X , Y , , I, If V C VV If!!! Diane Young Geraldine Young Norman Young ', ' ' T ,.,, f4,f,, ,.,V, A 7 E flfl I . . .f-f u' ' SAeMni,orsMenit'l'Te go! f That A Boy Norman! WMM!-W T My y 6 ' 4 My .,f, ,, 1 Q.. f,f, I f,,,, , 70.1. ff,f f fa. ff. fs J ,,,z L3 , iff , f- fa nn M ,,,. , Q W2 I I Z7 1, sEN1oRs HERE!!! up f X ff Q W W ,Um W fnm, M-Q,,wR W 78301 . ,mv .93 VhL, ' , , V lg p p 444 I b ve We lost the WHOLE 'Do lT, stevie. DO IT!!! gag oH MY Gob, theyre dgipg , af ' again! ' ,ff f.: ',1,- 1 The Graduating Class Of 1973, Wafundishi Wa Kesho, would like to thank their sponsors for working so hard with them to help make this a together class. They are: Mrs. Chanaiwa, Mr. Ondeck, Mr. Benisek, 8 a Very Special Thank-You to Mr. Caro, Mr. Collins, and Mrs. Gonzales. The 1973 Halo regrets that they were unable to take pictures of these hard working people. fu .fn

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attire Senior june announced itself imperiously, gripping the school with stiff, stifling winds. There was a secure authority to the month, the whims of the weather were positive statements from high skies. The sun slanted sharply, nights were black, and the winds blew in cool, soothing air. People would know june in full array as they moved closer to Graduation. Days disappeared, some slowly, others in blurry activities, until finally Graduation arrived. A blithe day with a sure sun and erratic, punchy windsg a day that marked the beginning of a new life for the Senior Class. People awakening on this day sensed the new season all around them and breathed in the air of annual re- joicing. Fear would stop long enough to consider the traditional meaning of Commencement Day, most would embrace it as a time free of worries. Suddenly the Senior Keshos would be kinder to each other, there would be a generosity of spirit, an exchange of smiles, there would be neither guilt nor shame in allowing the mind to love The third Thursday in june would be a neat and polished day. People poised at the edge of happy event- ful times would ready themselves for laughter and care- free, unwrinkled cheer.