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

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DONNA N ELSON AII's swell that is sweII. ELIZABETH NEWCOMB Better mad with everybody than wise alone. GEORGE NOLLER 'Every man for himself. DANIEL O'BRIEN Silent efforts move the world. 30 KEITH NELSON Don't trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. BILL NICHOLS A cheerful boy with lots of nerve. VIRGINIA NORTON A disposition not even critics can criticize. JUNE PALLA What lies behind that sweet innocence. ff 'ti , eflxswt Wt 'tvwf'-'41 -.1-swf'-w IPM!-gf-zvs? mm. jf GLASS GDI? 599 tl-. 'Q' 1 ir GARY PARMENTER lf silence were golden he would start another gold rush. GENE PAXTON To learn is my ambition. LARRY PEARCE Beware, I may do something sensationalf DOROTHY PERKINS A friendly heart gets many friends, SHAREE PETERSEN A rare combination of common sense, nonsense, and good sense. JO ANNE QUIMBY Modest, retiring, and gentIe. RODNEY RAMSEY He plays life like basketball, to shoot the goaI. PAUL RAY Man is either a beast or a god. t 5: 5, Q.

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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,

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WYATT READER I stand at the brink of a great career, won't someone please shove me oft? SHIRLEY RICHARDSON A happy heart reflected in her cheerful smile. BOB RIGDON None but himself can be his parallel. BARBARA RIGGS lf the world should end tomorrow let me die talking. DOUGLAS ROBERTSON 'His thoughts are his own. GLORIA ROGERS Little in size but sweet and wise. RONALD ROSS The superior man is not a machine. RONALD RUSHLOW 'Better to be born lucky than wise. .Tm Q i if. 1. L fs ll KAREN SACKETT AlI is precious that comes from a friend. LINDA SCHOLL Quiet as a cyclone. PATSY SEIGLER Being good is an awful lonesome ich. GLENN SHEPHERD a woman hater but the Bible says to love your enemies. DARVIN SCHLEPITZ Oh, for words to do him iustice. WAYNE SEARAN He talks but little, thinks a lot, DENNIS SHEPARD What is past my help is past my care. JIM SHUBIN Away with ordinary customs, they cramp my style. 31