Paradise High School - Argo Yearbook (Paradise, CA)

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.-.-a -Uv QAM.. Y- t ,Ji V. ,A D . me r, R' B. Hume locha MCCU1 k: Mr' ff. Bac D. G0 . J. Laws' H00 ' J. Berll hnson. hr- S. wennbljffkstorl. J' 10 'S ' P. left Ion J Rose' F1'Ontl Nissen: ' E. carl' Y ...,-'LUG --fewer seemed calm and 4 g so--1-upped his bombshell before the - jammed into the old State Department tr V .ne Univer- door to the White House. He opened N.. o. The Judge va- with a smiling Sit down, please, and -.. against university ofldcials. minutes discussed a variety of other thing ' ! I o c I WWWM Iffbf 29 xx - I Have Reachea' a Denman e,,..,,,c. K R4 Ufffvefetr 0 t hern Shifts ,, .,,,,11gs Offered bama, spokesme' 'V ' s a starter to fi- t0d-LW that ' e O P ' I. A 'dies of the old '503000' i r pers Uallgket and the kin' , you ar et area, May Cmopher an. o men rerday. , I wishes to re-1 710us for the rse it is hoped B ' five e sile R other mm PSts will join Bsai somez toy out it en I 1 dec-is y own audebauglz futur wfFrankAheI'n as I dd S153 rust-'month ff' eratioi -Id not t V by UMC! pressee ,n0. d iohviez of PP fi' n Dec aid ghg Cen, Selfml ' I every not onl ,nt to g f0Nn a com- of Fgdt rtment's H1056 which College . Sn, Zvelopment DGUCYGCY 9- Jesale urgh and The 26-ye. Ijany comp! t she considere I L-,E buy, l 4 e e of death U. p'1g1,fC-hanggs .SS Y Maiilieifaftiini QW' so 'ai'i ?5'f5? NEW Y4 'f e 43 fe . Levi fe fm of this Comme! for the N, s- BER? The stock mark td C0'Ed OgERG b83a share. Then ite Te' sociatlon for the hczvaligl 3O9Ee.ng to concentrate tgrngbout tiifwxi SIGNE WENN ened. fam' 1116-nt 0ftColored People, said na g on our training pro- 3.93 OH S W, I rrests Miss Lucy, .,On1y0bjeCt,,nOW gmmnhe announced- -1 Want Eisenhower would run, then as vom' is to return to classes at the a bigger and better training f3U1f7g as traders f d' funiversity. The court granted program both of men alreaoyl Profits- lan' his move to drop charges that in the departmelit am of I7 ' 175' the college conspired to recruits coming By bring on violence as an eX-f A-11 ' tO, ruse for the suspension. Q! There is Con ' Net resid' osses of fre' ook their Shaw ew, It was 1- s' in 'fu ern said me - ' snsfer' no doubt e i tzfzued on be

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v-if Front, left to right: R. Huffman, R. Bice, R. Sibley, D. Miller, E. Smith, P. Hosselkus, K. Clemens, R. Lorin. Middle: R. Newkirk, J. Lofin, B. Nestell, O. Anderson, M. Sutton, L. Goff, B. Goff, M. Brown. Back: H. Dar- ting, E. Peterson, D. Garmeson, E. Koeble, F. Garmeson, N. Dunwoody, R. Weakly, B. Logan, D. Knapp. wich- Wana! Front, left to right: R. Rose, M. Reineke, K. Dryden, R, Stratton, T. Dille, Mr. Dunne. Midd1e:D. Foirbanks, P, Morris, T. Woodley, M. Baston, B. Rutan. Back: B. Kogler, N. Bathens,F. Garmeson, T. Ewoldt. E, Oxel- son.

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'hit First row: E. Bolton, R. Stewart, S. Richardson. Second row: M. Gorden, N. Day, S. Wilken, N. Goulden, M. Gardner. Third row: V. Nixon, E. Rassrnu- ssen, N. Riegner, L. Kimball, P. Brothers. Fourth row: M. Rose, M. Reinike B. Powers, S. Hathaway, M. Miller. Fifth row: E. Mason, T. Burke, J. Per- koski, B. Trask, E. Oxelson. Standing: Mr. Coutolenc. WMM