East Vocational High School - Triangle Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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East Reporters at the Teen- Times Broadcast interviewed by Dxlohnston fEnquire 1' staffj. Left to right: H.Ketz, D.john- ston, A.Prichard, R.Loesche. Candy and Cake Staff Left to right: and the Candy Man . East Pep Squad at the Teen- Times Broadcast Left to right: M. Adams, R. Spaulding, T. Sicurella, j. A. Griffith, G.Harper, L.Macke, D.john- ston QEnquirer Staff, 59 Committee of the Triangle S. Bush, V. Stevens, Bill Wilson - Chairman of East at M. J. Bauer, H. Schnee, March of j. Ludwig, P. McMullen,

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