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

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LEE ROGER LICKERMAN Ouiet but still sensitive and open to response There is a like for sleeping and loafing reading and poker pop music and Gonzalez He is often unknown often unseen but in reality he is kind and simple and a good friend who in his subdued nature is still loyal and understanding and generous to all persons I, Lee Lickerman, will my pet peeve to Ralph Kernback. BRUNO KRAKOWSKI Like a mischievous little boy he laughs he plays and does the funny things a little boy would do And he thinks like a little boy who hates haircuts and likes bowling and is lazy Avoiding tests and sneaking swims and there is a carefree attitude of little-boy indifference He will grow up to assume a man's responsibilities but like a little boy he will always laugh and play I, Bruno Krakowski, will head- aches to the Mejoral company.

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ill sniff' mule MARK EDWIN KENNEDY Sophisticated man-about-town - the Cosmopolitan whose refined tastes and masculinity almost set him above all But within a seemingly gilded shell there exists a down-to-earth considerate and kind young man simple enough to play football and like fig newtons and be with the boys and listen to jazz Attractive and intelligently calculating But the gold weave of quality does not hide a true simplicity and frankness l, Mark Kennedy, will my abi- lity to steal the pepper to lvlrs. Rodriguez in hopes that she can run the Snack Bar at a profit. .RICHARD ROBERT KAUFMAN Talkative vivacious governed by emotions which make him interested and concerned but strangely inconsistent for one who wants to work with mathematics and teach in the rational manner But he is' frank and insistent and determined and one who has combined successfully a satisfying high school career with athletic ability and interest and spirit Those as honest as he are often not understood but with that honesty comes rejection of defeat I, Richard Kaufman, will the Junior class, Miss Cherney and all of my old Time magazines. -llfill 75

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DAVID MURRY LIPSTEIN Tastes as exciting as his clothing - Shankar motorcycle racing and just having fun and being active and noticed Psychology and mechanical drawing and Gonzalez form that which makes school exciting to a rebel who would prefer spending his time on girls and music and just being himself and being different which makes all the difference I, David Lipstein, will never again fill in dumb question- naires like this. DUNCAN MCIVER LILES Sincere in thoughts Attention in learning While lost in his daydreams Unobtrusively constructing cars while absorbing the pulsating beats of the Grateful Dead Ambition - to live comfortably in Mexico Admiring Mme. Dauchat's proficiency if not Lowering his handicap His unique friendship will remain in minds long after the graduation bells Have toiled l, Duncan Liles, will my curly l0CkS I0 any Junior who wants them.