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

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ref' RICARDO A. PICARD VEGA He is easy to please yet strict with himself governed by a strong will a strong mind and a strong character There is an ambition to be successful and great and make money and to travel and be with women He is refined 1 and impressive in his sophistication yet not cold and alienated With him comes a strange simplicity involved in kindness courtesy and amiability I, Richard Picard, will get out! FRANK PEREZ Different and artistic But still kind and a friend to all Music is his whole being - playing in the Karpet enjoying the Byrds achieving perfection with a guitar Water-skiing and Acapulco English with Weatherbee and listening to the music he loves and plays characterize his casualness his love of fun and his search for constant fullfillment I, Frank Perez, will my long hair to Mr. Tudor.

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wif e Q JAMES JOHNSTON RATTRAY 1 Reality he must face yet not as forcefully as to ignore room for improvement A potential philosopher and economist he is ' who enjoys friendly people and yearns to feel life and be lively Horseback riding and skiing and popular music make one whose tastes are as active as his person and one who will get out of life more than he put into it l, Jim Rattray, will my ability to live and laze off to Charlie. CARLOS EDUARDO RAMIREZ VILLANUEVA Fun-loving and carefree with thoughts of cars and mechanics soccer and track and the gay rhythms of bossa nova and regional sounds Yet he is serious - serious in an ambition to exercise a mechanical ability and to look forward into the future with hope of being a successful businessman He is gay and unbound but within him lies the want and need to be happy and make others the same I, Carlos Ramirez, will my la- ziness. ilu. 'Ui