Denver City High School - Mustang Yearbook (Denver City, TX)

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III wfcfifor and H5T. Cdifof XINIII t rr Editor - Larry Lenamond Assistant Editor - Robert Hunt Artists - Bartlett jones - Ruth jones Typists - Billie Bailey - Cleta Fisher - Preston Figley Photographers - Ann Moore - Bobby Moore - Bob Moore - Rosser Menoher Business Managers - Ge-ba Richardson - Wayne Whitaker Sponsor N Mrs, SR Shaw

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