Bolsa Grande High School - El Espadero Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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TOP LEFT: Fun? BOTTOM LEFT: The Bull MIDDLE RIGHT: Doctor Noblitt's Civies Class. We'll Never Forget - ,- . 'wr ' iii g 'f II A .5 M-s---J As the end of our senior year draws near we silently look back over our high school days. With a smile we remember how frightened we were as fresh men, how glad we were to be sophomores, how much we envied the seniors as juniors and finally how great it was to be a senior. Our senior year has sped by, perhaps too quickly for some. The past year was filled with many memorable moments, good and bad. But now we must leave our friends and face what lies ahead. '69 was a great class. One that we will not easily forget. In the following pages we hope to take a quick look at the past year, at the things we hope you'll never forget. Hail to '69.

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