Nolan High School - Lepanto Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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The drummer for The Barons gets in the purple mood. Looks like 1ulie's at it again! Beatnik Atmosphere pervades Purple Sye With a beatnik atmosphere the Purple Eye provides off- beat fun for the student body. Giant black footprints, long- haired silhouettes, and purple eyeballs graced the walls for the winter dance while a-go-go girls, Bette Coleman and Pat Rohmer, again set the pace. Kathy Crumley and Gerry Fulkerson stop for a refresher, So that's the way it's done!

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fwryvne Has glllfl Linder the l6'ig 5614! 1 ,,, . This little Indian doesn't know quite. what to make of that pink stuff. Don't you wonder whose picture inspires such enthusiasm? 2.3 v in W, f 4 Q Remember girls, the school gets a kick- back for every one you sell, At Last! Somebody won. All right - who dropped the streamer in the cotton candy?