Fallbrook Union High School - Moccasin Yearbook (Fallbrook, CA)

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CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION The first group to offer its services was the C. S. F. It seemed logical that anyone who could scrape up ten points in A's and B's on his report card should be able to crack this WHO DUNIT caper. Even though the C. S. F. is busy with its trips and activities, said Mrs. Young, group adviser, I'll tell the members to watch for any unusual occurrence. Thank you. I appreciate your willingness to help. I'll probably need it. FIRST ROW: Brian Pa-rks, Carolyn Lillie, Barbara Peratt, Iudy Cameron, Ann Walker, Maureen Iameson, Lynn Enigen- burg, Patricia Wilson. SECOND ROW: Donald Stevenson, Iudy Hancock, Dorothy Telfer, Lynn Dean, Anne Knowles Iacqueline Bernardin, Marianne Stokes, Norma Uminoi THIRD ROW1 Edward Mitchell, Barbara Winzell, Diane Staude, Paul-lean Takenaga, Bette Harada. FOURTH ROW, Thomas Hopkins, Stephen Garnsey, Robert Scott, Morey Iameson, Iohn Walker, Richard Schober, Mrs. Young, Robert Mapes, August Clancy, Connie Gibson. Not shown: Agnes Koga, Richard Wilbur, Barbara Mann, Helen Kinney, Bonnie Lincoln, Raymond Bell Anne Knowles, CSF. second semester president, Dorothy Telfer, C.S F, first serrister president. 27

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5. 4 9 WARRIOR HEADS I saw a group of smug looking Seniors heading toward Mrs Brinegar's office. They looked as though they had discovered something about WI-IO DUNIT and Were going to tell Mr, Brinegar. What the deucel They were supposed to tell me. I barged' into the office and to my embarrassment inter- rupted the regular Tuesday meeting of the Warrior I-leads. As I made an unobtrusive exit I still couldn't help thinking that they knew something. 'mil' We-s -j Y . ' .Sr -Par FIRST ROW: Norine Peterson, Dorothy Teller, Barbara Peratt, Charlene Hutton, Lynn Dean. SECOND ROW Ed ward Mojado, Iames McCreedy, George McDonald. if

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- iff? P5521 if Iudy Cameron, Dorothy Teller, Laurilyn Sikking, Alayne Sikking, William Paige , Anne Knowles, Ann Walker, Ann Gordon, Maureen Iameson, , Norine Peterson, Priscilla Allen, Barbara Peratt, Mrs. Martha Bishop. SQ, Not shown: Allan Forsyth. ' tm J xr V11 rl :Rv ix- 'ri' A mysterious air surrounded room 30. People went 1 in and out stealthily. The door was always closed during sixth period. At midnight l had seen a light shining from the window. Everyone was bustling about in a secretive manner. I stopped Mrs. Bishop, the teacher who was there at that time, and asked her what was going on. I can't tell you, We-Wa, but I'll give you a hint- it's the Moccasin stail at Work. N. 1.3. ..., V 'rf-13: . .,. .N 4 Things made sense now. The theme and con- tents oi the annual were secret. The light must be from midnight oil burned by copy and layout ed- itors to make final shipments. l felt that the Moccasin staff had something up its IUDY CAMERON. Editor sleeve, but I wasn't sure just what it was. twig? THE MCCCASIN