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

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SUSAN LYNN MERRITT Like a little girl she is gay Intended subtlety with a dye of ingenuity and with a little girl's fantasies to be a captain on a ship Like a little girl she is ambivilent with a love for classical music and motorcycles and driving and walking with someone There is quiet consideration and rowdy happiness in her - in a girl lost in the swiftness of skiing and swimming and involved in that which is romantic But like all little girls she has grown into a woman l, Susan Merritt will my fruitful years at the A.H.S. to all the underclassmen. jAMES RICHARD McMlL LEN He is one who with determination and fortitude will overcome those barriers set before him and become as great as any man Jazz is his music soccer and skiing his sports and psychology his class And there is an ambition as different and unique as he is -- to cook or work with electronics But no matter what his field or where in a huge world he will do and be the best possible for he is the best possible I, James Mclvlillen, will my books to my sister. ,ff K A ir 'I

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53 4 XXX.: TERRY MCGUIRE Withdrawn and quiet but not afraid to be himself and himself alone Mexican art and Mexican food horseback riding and swimming are interests in one alone in his way of being but not inconsiderate or unapproachable He is casual and fun-loving with a natural optimism ambition and determination in facing the future and its challenges l,Terry McGuire, will my smoking spot to any junior. SUSAN MARY MCGEE Blue eyes which twinkle and throw upon others the attitude of frivolity and gayness But far within there lies ambition and intelligence and devotion and generosity Active as she swims and dances and enjoys journalism and yearns to travel And yet she is meditating and deep in person who hates those unlike her in sincerity and kindness - Such elements in one are unique and precious I, Susan McGee, will the long hours spent in Journalism to the next executives: and all the Senior lollipops, candy canes, and pep buttons to the class of '69. 'ln L

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- I. , f' 5 yu , 1. iv ir-. ,,.4:'b5g-ss- ..,,i. 'gi' RAQUEL ELENA MGRLET The masquerade is unsuccessful for she hides beneath the bells and beads and colorful clothes a young woman desperately in need of affection and security There is a child-like urge to appear detached and free - to want to run through fields of golden daffodils to want to be alone in self-thought and in artistic creation But in reality she is simple and plain and sweet - searching for understanding and willing to be a friend and be friendly and to be appreciated for what she really is I, Rocky Morlet, will will a will to will a will. SUSAN BETH MILLER Uncommon in tastes and uncommon in qualities and friendship Pickles and peanut butter basketball and swimming reading and drawing yet unfeigned and so different from the affected ones she dislikes She is an unobtrusive -- a quiet girl who is sweet and mild and far from artificial but still fun-loving and human and one so special that friendship with her is not just special - it is priceless I, Susan Miller, will my left- over raffle tickets to the next Acapulco-bound Senior girls. s i ' I.. . 1. . c, ' u . . ,V s. s