Analy High School - Azalea Yearbook (Sebastopol, CA)

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FAM,- Not used to the wide selection of clubs offered, Susan Frank, Rickelle Goyt, and jennifer Mauntner, try to figure out whether to join the Surf Club or not. makes me proud to be a freshman, joining in the spir- it of Analy High. Matt Starkey 1' W ...- A freshman at heart, Principal Ed Bar- rett gives his annual speech of welcome. Student Life Freshman Reception 1 7