Clovis High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Clovis, CA)

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......... auagxwle SM!! A , 'ft . i. y , A Lge hgn' 5 N A LLLL I i f A ' l A L , X . L i I i s , Mr. Shelton Mr, Harris Mr. Bendoski Beverly Bitter Terry Roberts Editor Assistant Editor Row 1: Rita Preuss, Literailgyp Iudy Williams, Literary Editor, Row 2. Babs Azlant, Organization ditorg Icmice Smith, Organizations, Sandy Talbot, Organizations, Ianice Lane, Literary. Georgette Andreis Junior Editor Row l: Mary Anne Magner, Advertising, Linda Wenter, Advertising, Row l: Iacquie Hilton, Art Editor, Bob Elliott, Class Editor, Row 2 Marilyn Parks, Advertising. Row 2: Walt King, Sports, Ieti Nicklas, Lynda Davis, Classes, Nancy Bouton, Artg Ann Zito, Classes Photography Editor, Lee Sherbon, Sportsp Wayne Scott, Sports, Herb Strentz, Sports Editor

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