Frost Middle School - Frost Yearbook (Granada Hills, CA)

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L to R Peggy Schnieder, Ma Summey. Be: ry Selfridge Office Workers rtie Franc, Nella Wilson. Dons Melbourne, Lois Cafeteria Staff Lto RTop Row: Merrilee Truoel, Vera Zuiiani, June Walter, heimer, Marion Haffey. Earlime ParisI, Ann Sirski L to R Bottom Row; Eleanor Rolle, Kathy Mayeda, Ju: Maxwell. Koko Knight Joyce Oppem- le Kim, Morm Custodial staff L to R Back Row: Mike Williamson, Danny Ross, DR. Den By, John Rayan L to R Bottom Row: Alex Montoya, Brett Williams, Plant Manager, Booker Riley Security Lera Davis PWT Aides L to R Evelyn Herndon, Ana Campa, Dorothy Jones Educational Aides L to R Helen Deao, Rosie Davis, Sal Granados, Gladys Kroop. Gary Manuel (not shown) 81

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1984 FABULOUS FROST FACULTY L to R Top Row: Dr. Gerald Horowitz, Lewis Hancock, Dennis Nehen, Fredrick Perske. Charles Battey, Greg ODonnel. Jean Whitaker, Vernon Weaver, Carlos Benavldez. Jacqueline Schmidt, Larry Grossman L to R 2nd Row: Frank Bullock. Jeanette Anderson, Fredric Perkins, Bonnie Csatlos, Beverly Richards, Beverly Fason, Mary Rivera L to R 3rd Row: Pino Kekkonen, Carol Turner, David Pascolla. Alfred Fnedrich, Jose Freire, Kim McEwen, Mark Bauer. Donna Wyatt, Herb Hammill, Adnanne Barcon. James Didnckson, Michelle Katz, Barbara Cohen. Nola Brockway, Mary Bryce. Marcia Rabowsky, Carolyn Harvey Bottom Row: Ramon Wheeler. Richard Barns, Marilyn Jetton, Jeannie Washington, Antonius Van Doormolen, Chen Anderson, Harold Tuchinsky, Rose Rao, Lori Mount CAMERA SHY Niambi Boateng, Cecil Eldridge. Rudy Garcia, Jay Gussin, Timothy Guy, Franklin Howard. Jeffrey Kamins. Richard Berns. Ken Koontz. Michael Kutnick. Lillian Nimelstein. Eleanor Pusateri. Renee Rosenberg. David Schachne. Rose- mary Sheridan. Johanna Spira. Robert Whitehead. Pamela Zeigler. Karen Danielson. Phyllis Lear, and Peggy Porter A Teacher Is A pitcher. Pouring knowledge into glasses. A florist. A arranging flowers of wisdom in gardens. An author. Filling pages with words of encouragement. An artist. Painting canvas with pictures of kindness. A mover. Bringing furnishings of patience into homes. A chef Blending a mixture of praise and encouragement A typist. Imprinting words of assistance onto pages. A seamster. Stitching organization and responsibility together. An engraver. Imprinting truth onto gold plaques. 80

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Nature ' s first green Is gold, Her hardest hue to hold. Her early leaf ' s a flower: But only so an hour. Then leaf subsides to leaf. So Eden sank to grief. So down goes down to day. Nothing gold can stay. .iij-mui i MEMORIES Robert Frost My special buddies ore I hope someday Happiness Is . wish I hod a like will Best expression T. V. Shows Groups Songs Movies Idols Is the best and make a cute couple My favorite junk food Is Is a total One good — Life Is a real deserves another GRADUATION A page of our life; turning slowly To reveal a fresh, unseen one Looking back at memories, happy and sad Looking forward to our future, good and bad Friends and teachers contributing to both. Junior High, a page of our life turning slowly. Dawn Weiss