De Anza Middle School - La Ventura de Anza Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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Honor -. 4:- 4mfTEF:-ff T'5 'NEEEE3'1:v flcfz. Qff. nada Kathy Isaacs David Johnson Karen Kline Debbie Kusch Carolyn Lane Louise Lapierre Ann Lechman Paul Lewandoski ode Liz Loveless Pfike Miller Shelley Moore Donnell Mullins Dan Munger Hike Musgraves Brian O'Hagan Hike Olmos Teresa Poehler :ode Tom Mead Manuel Morales Walter Nagy Kathy O'Dell Eleanor Prado Laura Peterson Cindy Lister William Loffswold Thalia Long Carrie Lyons Annette McFadzen Ron Murphy Mike 0'Connor Ester Payan Sheryl Putzier Robert Ruiz Nancy Sage Scotty Scott Eddie Seidenkranz Jean Seiler Debbie Sharp Susan Ulreich Maria Valles Tim Quinn Sheena Rowell Steve Sallee Pat Schwerdtfeger Roberta Sellers Margaret Reid Ben Salazar Steve Schaab Leanna Tousignant Terri Trice Anita Warner Tina Welton David Williams Rene Waites Tricia Watkins David Williams Debbie A. Williams William Woodford Gary Yanez Dale Yasukawa Jeanette Young Stella Zambrzuski Sheila Smith Vicki Snodgrass Susan Tennis Shelly Witt Sandra Wyatt fx U.

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WUUD Vow, - 1 Some people just exist. Others really live. A few exceptional individuals Bring to life such enthusiasm That they make it more worth living For the rest of us. Such a person was Eunice Reed. She loved people And people loved her. She loved doing worthwhile things And she kept at it Until she succeeded. Eunice was one of the people who brought To DeAnza this year A rebirth of school spirit. In the photo to the left Eunice dances in a football costume, while in attend- ance at the Freak- Out Dance. She was the organizer and captain of the DeAnza drill team. The music they marched by was the hup, two, three, four called out by Eunice. On Wednesday, December 8th, 1971, DeAnza 's flag flew at half-rnast. Eunice 'N' S Reed had been killed in an automobile accident. The following Monday many of us attended her funeral - so many that some had to stand outside. Mr. Sheb Wooley, western music recording artist, whose daughter Christy was in the drill team, said that he would write a song for Eunice Reed, be- cause of what she had done to promote goodwill among girls of all colors. Heaven's flower garden Has a lot of different colors. Everyone is different And the rain falls on all You can see. And never knows the difference . . . Sheb Wooley 27