Claremont High School - El Espiritu Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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LOOKS jean-Michel La Planche 1 SPIRIT Barbee Dolan Nanci I-Iicken Ierfy Wgbster WIT MR. C. H. S. Duke Tracy MOST LIKELY - Peggy Halstad John Porterfield Alan Zettcrburg

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MISS C. I-I. S. PERSONA LITY Helen Ronfeldt TO SUCCEED Buff Crowder Tom Green Roger Smith sPoRTs ' INTELLECT C arol Deregibus Ruth Dart Bob gtephenson I Carol Atherton