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

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Pt i,. DIANNE LOUISE ROGERS TJ if .Im 5 ANDREA JAY Ros Exotic but within her lies the domestic calmness of a woman who looks forward to marriage and children As she paints and writes and creates she shares those interests of a conservative woman who knits and sews but she is conforming but a lover of strong minds and self-made minds and shows love for tranquility and acceptance and consideration - maybe because they are all her t ' tt1'9l-f-M x - 1' 1' . - N' . 'A' Nik :ff l . issues I, Andrea Ros, will my happi- ,' A ness to anyone who wants Qt. - . I She is one who likes people and tries to excel in friendship and kindness There is an ambition to teach and the mundane desire to be liked by all and to be surrounded by all Yet within her is a daydreamer and an idealist who searches for truth and happiness just as she hopes to give it Music and writing Weatherbee and Gonzalez lend to her creativity and yearn to be great and good and more important to be happy I, Dianne Rogers, will all my forged notes and gum to who ever may enjoy them as l did J. 3 l

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z DAVID O. RGCHA He appears wild and impulsive but beneath a mask of action lies a character of intelligence and wisdom and sensibility Oceanography girls and cars gourmet dishes and psychedelic sound Humanities and skiing mingle in him the aspects of any boy and those of one who is really very different He is an explorer intent on getting out of life all that he has put into it I, David Rocha, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Tony French. YVQNNE RENCHER Femininity and sincerity she radiates from big brown eyes Insincere people she hates and for an active and easy-going person as herself she wants to be rich to own a motorcycle and to race constantly and still be the girl next door - dating socializing The Fontanella and hold that subtle flair of off-beat character and independence l, Yvonne Rencher, will the millions of pesos our class left to this non-profit organi- zation.

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. K if WILLIAM MARSHALL SABIN Quiet and considerate as a deep thinker who helps mold people Withdrawn but then not so as a lover of Acapulco and girls Intellectual but then not exaggerated as one who enjoys the complexities of economics but finds the roughness of football challenging and gratifying Mature and devoted but then not entirely developed as one who wants to encounter desires to meet is determined to succeed in all challenges and work and who will be great and kind and happy I, Brill Sabin, will my sym- pathy to all underclassmen who are obligated to remain here any longer. DONALD SAVAGE ROSS Imagination and humor and talent make a not-so-quiet all-so-different person whose interests range from the music of Zoo's Menagerie to collecting baggage locker keys to discussing the Republic of the Upper Volta Strange he is in his not strained but obvious self-made person - a bright mind ha deliberating reasoning but always a humorous manner Laughter and jokes though cannot disguise a forceful seriousness and interest in living which makes him undefeatable and uncomparable I, Don Ross, will my Right Guard to Dee Dee, Come on up to Joan, and the Ou- gadoug River to who- ever can find it. 3'