Palm Springs High School - Chia Yearbook (Palm Springs, CA)

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ON RO lil?IleDdoeS 'IQIII it verY well ROGERS what we feel: not what we ought say Ewl RUTTLEGE have no mockings or,arguments DRIGUEK Particular and doeS Red hair and temper are inseparable BeWUfe the fulxll f o JULIE izossio burrow ROUG 1 . . I U9 I 0 Porienr mon.. I, I, I, S Oildliu Fred Rubin, leave to Mr. Janclreau my unfilled scrapbook for future use. John Rutledge, leave Bob ISmileyl Mor- rison my height. Ileen Scifferstone, leave my original and amusing Latin interpretations to Jeff Palmer. FRED RUBIN Nothing is achieved before it be thor- oughly attempted I ILEEN SAFFERSTONE One among a thousand 45

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441 ' as 33 V 3 i -' RICHARD REAGAN FSAIL RECTOR .t leasure's a sin and sin's ci pleasure 'Gentle EAD . od p bl men alwo RODNEY R ho., which is Q0 Ondesu VS seem to .Hold fast T remember JAY RICH The style is the man himself RAY RO B E RTS Gentle in method, strong in perform- ance 44 I, I, l, S CUUCZU Gail Rector, leave my luck with Hus- bands to Li Siegel. Pat Riley, leave the next set of brothers to the next set of sisters with much luck. Ray Roberts, leave my senior year touchdown record to Doug Blasin- game it he can break it. We, Gail, Diane, Sheri, Carol, Kathy, Roberta and Ann, leave to Kathy Bell, Marsha Wener, Sally Davis, Linda Berta, Joyce Powers, Renee Hertzberg and Terri Morris, our personalized coffee mugs and our table at Sambo's on Friday mornings in the hopes that they have as much fun as we did. PATRICIA RILEY And gladly would she learn and teach ls vii, VERNE ROBERTSON Seldom he smiles and smiles in such sort

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Ii miie I M 2TTiL,w'a.T ' .Cm ML AMPSON which only O ERIC Sfon is U Thin9 of ..EdUCg 1 .. few Ole Capable PETER sANoovAL JOY Stand your ground 0 PATRICIA SCHUMACHER She is proud in humiliTy T ii TT ROBERTA SHERRILL If you come a liitle closer, l'll Tell you what l've heard Seffwofu Mum l, Eric Sampson, leave R To Alan Mayer wifh The TervenT hope he Takes advantage of The siTuaTion. I, Joyce Schonfield, leave my address book of Berkeley and San Berdo To Karen Pika so she can geT in as much Trouble as I did. I, KaThy Shepard, leave To Mr. Ham- mond The music library I have em- bezzled from him for The pasf four years. We, The 6-Teens, leave our old cosTumes To The Freshman Triple Trio in The hopes Thaf They will grow inTo Them.