Lutheran High School - Paw Prints Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Theresa Miller Marna Murray Randal Nelson Cynthia Netter Robert Neumann began to see the senior alone — he could let go of the group without withdrawal symp- toms. We were going to leave on our own — we might as well learn to develop true-to- life smiles on our own. There was time to think amid the 101 odds-and-ends to do. Just think-I made it! There wasn ' t anyone who didn ' t grow or who didn ' t lose something 1. Seeking the farthest corners ot the Square, Karen and Ooug gobble peanut butter and jelly, away from the crowd. 2. One of the Art Room People swings a quiet paint brush instead of lunch. 3. To what far places do rainy day minds wander? 4. Card sharks, trained in many long study halls, inhabit the Square with their talents.

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1. 3. The forbidden frisbee football pass is intercepted by a grue- some looking Greg Koenker. No wonder his tear 2. It was a hot day in summer when senior pictures were snapped. How sophisticated can you get Bob? 4. Doug Gerth displays new growths. 5. Camera-conscious Seniors vie for attention with classic poses. Members of the Swing-set. Jane Bremer and Cynthia Netter, recapture childhood delights. 7. Randy fends off danger with a toothy grin and chair.

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Elinor Obrist Henry Oltman Jean Ottensmeier Alfred Parker BharatPatel LeonPerihia Craig Peterson Gary Phillips Karen Rammelsberg Allen Reyburn when they left. But ... it was a time of life when leaves turn and fall to grow new and green again in the spring. We were too restless to stay behind — we were going on with jars of tears and smiles and ambitions . . . Rainy days might come but we were going to face them along with the sunny. And however bad or good-slow or fast- we all had to wait