American High School - Anahuac Yearbook (Mexico City, Mexico)

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1 X .N-,Ili S. Le . - 1 r .. 4 I HILARIE JOY HEATH Unobstrusive and so unlike the loud people she dislikes She is serious and devoted with a like for boys like any girl her age and classical music and drawing She is not timid but a young woman who knows the woid and wishes to know it more It is modesty and kindness that make her liked by all but under that facade of child-like innocence lies a personality of depth and determination I,Hilarie Heath will my past twelve years at the American School to my brothers, Jody and John, and hope they enjoy them as much as I did. PAMELA JEAN HASSINGER She hates what is crass - those who are ignorant those who represent conceit loves to be happy and always will with devotion to that she loves from riding and cooking Dylan and the Beatles to Brud To be quiet but still well known is Pam Hassinger's person for within her lies an affection for life and a determination to be different like the Gonzalez and Weatherbee she admires but still be -liked for herself I, Pam Hassinger, will to my sister, Lynn, all the good times I had at the A.H.S

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hr ,,4b4' PAUL GUTTERMAN Swift and stern kind and gentle yet a man behind his mask of cares Contradictory in poetry and karate subtlety and controversy yet essentially consistent in his laughter and humor his pursuit of scholastics his care and concern for those who will remember him as a friend an entertainer a scholar and a captain I, Paul Gutterman, will. .. oh! the wisp. IVAR GUNDERSGN He is like an explosive ready to be discharged ready to be appreciated ready to be developed and molded into an effective and well-rounded person Oceanography track and folk and rock for a turbulent personality who still finds time to appreciate the finesse of classical music and humanities and writing He is rebellious but one who moves to expand his mind and knowledge and who wishes to stand out individually l, lvar Gundersen, will not leave Thea willingly. Sv'

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x QQ: 1 fm 1 5 I- gil-M I 'L Q I, .3 t 6 iii? ' ., ' 'ff' nh ffiazirowf 4 1 P ss ' ,HJ A ff' ' is 5 5 vi Q-e,.?..z gym-,gfllw SAMUEL HUNTINGTON HOBBS IV He is liberal and understanding and as controversial within himself as his political and artistic inclinations Music and girls ice hockey and football steak and hamburgers prove him not so detached and not so different as his abilities and talents may make him appear A well-informed mind as well as a versatility in his character makes him an element of contrast of deep thought where neither can be found l, Hunt Hobbs, will my 15 years in this school to fu- ture generations in hopes that they won't be indoctrin- ated like I almost was. 115EBoRA1-1 LYNNE HIRSHFIELD As a strangely exotic girl who almost slinks into one's range of experience she is different and renown for originality and subtlety But beneath that aura of vampish femininity is a fun-loving individual who finds in dancing drama and art music and hammocks the ingredients that make her energetic and as colorful a character as the clothing and speech with which she is identified ln surroundings that may be dull and banal she is that spark which changes all and adds a touch of life and living I, Debbie Hirshfield, will my bee ring to Marcela Basail, a sandwich to Harriet Spilk. my Dinalpina to Louise Cobb and the wax in my ear to Alfredo La Mont.