Excelsior High School - El Aviador Yearbook (Norwalk, CA)

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W t ,tw 55 T M Ct A x Hui fi, Gil X4 LHU QQ .9 ' Kee-31, E iii Eiiee e cg ' ' it-62 o EQgfga, 0 CEC on the Exc Isior ' h af 2300 stud s l formed a kalei e student carnival, Disn Show, dances, and sports . -A' Ltory unfolded its second 7 its were happening in our id in wider spheres. Our ation necessitated new st NorwaIk.High and an- os College expanded and being planned in the near nmunity established itself of community life through I religious organizations. fear in our state with an gn and the election of a :on faced the problems of Q public schools, the chal- :nd exploration, and the look. n the history of Excelsior emors participated in the that all important ditch e Senior Reception. The te service followed by the xercises brought the story ent of their school careers t After all the excitement said farewell with mixed d eagerness to start the Fe. Excelsior Story featured i f . . B . . . . i I 8 i ls the graduates reminisce, 7 , de a picture story of what Y Excelsior High School has done in the year of 1958-1959. For this reason, the staff has chosen as the theme for our annual, THE EXCELSIOR STORY. g

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