Farragut High School - Where the Action is Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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FRESH E Adcock, Barbara Anatra, Charles Anderson, lames Anthony, Paul Barnes, Geraldine Bartos, Richard Becher, Earl Beckman, Geraldine Bellca, Arlene Beloblovek, Iohn Bender, Donald Bien. Ioan Bilek, Margaret Boolces, Lee Ir. Bragiel, lack Brandin, Eugene Broadway, Robert Brodsky, Norma Brooks, Norton Brown, Patricia Brown, Robert Brown, Shirley Brusak, Charles Byam, Ioyce Marie Canty. Carol Cerny, Charles Cermak, lohn Chalus, Raymond Charous, Rita Clebanoll, Phyllis Cohen, Don Cohen, Saul Cohen, Vivian Colston. Iimmie Crockett, Glendon Czarnecki, Cliff Dean, Shirley Drab, Marlene Duda, Iacqueline Dvorak, Ioann Epstein, Burton Farber, Mary Ann Feinberg, Mary Ann Feldrlde, Irwin Fineis, LaVerne Fligelman, Arlene France, Richard Freeman, Eleanor Frese, Arlene Fricasso, Dolores FRESHNEN . 4 16 V 'lWhy Was I Bom at fl! ff ! l l t I i i ' o ,,..f '? ,pr X