Bay Shore High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Bay Shore, NY)

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T Bob Edmisfon, Alyce Finell, Jerry Kaufman, Norma Anderson. Don Mun- sell, Fred Helm, Linda Conklin, Claire Land, Marilyn Reymers, Barbara Slurclce. Don O'Malley, Jeff Mosldn, Par Taubensee, Linda Tullwill, Norma Alinovi, Mr. Wayne Camp, Direciorg John Williams, Richard Reeves, Jerry Eerlra, Ed Groshans ICEYED 'fp 2 2 ACCOMPANISTS: Mary Jane Shaughnessy, Paula Seider, Eller- Firregar, Doris DiPaola aroleers Hari . . . fre Clem? 5 heg'r'7'gl Leo LE OGLFE 'ir e Primer' 3 fre' is fre rrwnfnlc rvelodeg wr :f F 'ne ymzzoiefe ever, zeicfc Serbs 're VT'-3.C r::m. Uoless you ve ever woffec WV? a masftal gfco: T' '3 'J'5fI:J' 'C oA39'5'iT43 We work one Ellbff invoke: I makrg a fozgessi.. ce- fC n'anCe. r-:... g cl releersa as we-ll as fre ::3:e'ef':n of e-.ery noerrbe' 39 're qrcap awe ree-:ed lo grfeisf' 5 fnslnec p'Af:'P'ao:e.