McLane High School - Greacan Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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Q fillll their kind of casual clothing are Pam Burns and Tracey if Lining up to begin a new competition are Doug Nelson, Philip l Romero, Shawn Schmall, Renee BeeBe, Richard Saldana, Rene r Lopez, Janee' Christensen. i Senior men making a spectacle of themselves are Frank Bruce, Clay Silva, Jose Gonzales. Contributing to beach day attire are Shawna Dye and Adoline Cordova.

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