Bell Gardens High School - Charger Yearbook (Bell Gardens, CA)

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GIIJIISSS GDI? 9599 O'DELL HENDRICKS I must now stand upon my own legs. GENE HENRY He is an honest man, DALE HILDEN lumans love and they hate but they cannot do without me. WILLIAM HOWARD 'Work may be the greatest gift of God to man but to me it's getting stale. if Is' ly, MARY ANN HENNESSEE She may lose her hair, but she won't lose her head. LYNDA HIGHT AII great people are little you know, LARRY HOLEMAN If fame comes after death, l'm in no hurry for it. CLIFF HOWERY Sometimes I sit and think sometimes I iust sit. MARYLAND JACKLIN She's a girl of sense, a girl of wit who's never to say, 'I quit', AGNETA JOHANSON She came here late, but we're mighty glad, at her going we'II be mighty sad. LARRY JONES Reserved, reticent, and reliable. DICK JONES Why am I here? Just to odd dignity to the Senior Class. CHARLES KAISER Kindness comes of wiII. BEVERLY KENNEDY A good sport with a cherry smile, to be her friend you'II find worthwhile. CAROL KNOX Many a wicked smile she smole and many a wink she wunk. STAN KING To be c good king is difficult. f'.11'1, H!! , - ffi .JE 1 9 1 i ,- ... fig ,fllf :Q --I , , T ' 'ZS - s- ov Q - l 4' grill! v fe Q ' Iliff ,- '7 'Zi 1 6,5 Quint 3 - if !!II'Ii5., 'J : ol

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l LUBA KOBZEFF Willing, winsome, and wonderfully sweet, JOHN LANE Great men are dying, 5 t MINNIE LAWSON Whatever you do, do cautiously. LEONARD LEE I've learned so much here that I really con't remember half of it. S' ir' JANET LEWIS 'Pure and simple. MACK LEWIS To know no bounds. l JERRY MANESS 'l Rip Van Winkle's :Q closest rival, ll BILL MARR X When icy and duty clash, let duty go to smash. tl f it li K 7 t Q is , Ygpfx ffiii-A-+V' X lg lx-Y fC -Ax ze '90, if f it Q 1 don't feel so well myself. GMES Gill? 0592 JANICE MAXWELL Enthusiasm moves the world. LESLIE MCDONALD Eager, chatty, and iolly good company. JO ANN MEVER Always ready to smile out loud. DON MOORE He's his own worst enemy. L i2 SANDRA MCALLISTER Silence is more musical than any song. SANDRA MCGREW If words were dollars what a millionaire she would be, WILMA MONTGOMERY She shall be a lady forever JUDY NEAL Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow,