Perris High School - El Perrisito Yearbook (Perris, CA)

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Sujetrvfieart aa ' ics KSenTor p ' - CLA5S HISTORY The Class of ' 65 is indeed an outstanding Their determination to fulfill a job and their desire to make the three years of their life in high school a happy and mem- orable one cannot be erased from their mem- ories. How can the class forget their first green year? The number one project that year was the Sophomore class float! ABSENT- MINDED PROFESSOR was the classic float on which they worked during those wintery nights. It was their masterpiece, and they were proud of it. A St. Patrick ' s dance, the ordering of their rings, and the selection of their class colors, royal blue and white, were important events during the year of 1963. The following year as middlemen on the campus, the Class of ' 65 were determined to put on the finest prom any class had ever sponsored. Money-raising projects varied from spaghetti dinners, homecoming dance, car-wash, bake -sale to selling candy, key chains, and concessions. The class prospered during Homecoming Week by winning first in classes with their WHEN IN ROME. . . , and also put on a beautiful Prom, FLOATING GARDENS OF MEXICO . Now it is the end of the three joyous years. The class sponsored a play, ASK ANYr - GIRL , the Popcorn Palace, and are now preparing for college and a bright future Oman Colih JUNIOR I Si SENIOR PROM JAB LE I SPAGHETTI ' Yrr ri ' ' ' '

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Lasting Memories Are Planted in This Year ' s Graduating Class It is the end of all the activities which filled the Class of ' 65 ' s high school years. President Travis Kieschnick has led his class well this year. Every project was a memorable one. The class ' s only regret is that they will never return as students racing through the corridors to their next class. Instead, the Class of ' 65 will return as alumni, only to visit, and conjure that their reign at Penis High was the best years.

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