Fortuna Union High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Fortuna, CA)

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K' Grover Loika Everyone's pal. Iean MacMillan l Just can't keep my boy friends. Geraldine Martin Always Emma and Ierry. Helen Maudlin Ere lack comes home again. Walter McCall Little guys do the darndest things. Betty McKee 'She's probably quite sane. Albert Mela I-Ie's got a mind of his own. Angelina Merga She deserves the best. Tony Miranda His favorite pastime- teasing. Barbara Moore Her eyes speak the unspoken. Elinore Mudgett Moth or butterfly? Naomi Nelson We like what we see. Don't you? Tom Newland Did you ever hear him make a trade? Lily Nielsen You don't have to be noisy to be noticed. lames O'Brien I Want to hear my records? .5--U Rae Ann Hardwick The cream of this year's crop. Annabelle Holstein She brought Hawaii closer. Tony Ibarreta l-le's worth his weight in rubber. Melvin Iohnsen lt he ever gets his fingers in politics, look out. Meta Iohnsen She yields to her impulses. Maranell Iohnson Her main interest is in the Navy. Raymond Iohnson Little Iohn. Alice Iohnston Her simple charm holds us all. Wallace Johnston Whats that got to do with it? Sidney lones Please don't bother me. Ben Kemp Time is but the stream I go a-fishing in. Shirley Kiphart She takes everything in her stride. Camille Lamson Try and concentrate when she's around. Audrey Larson lt takes willingness and determination. Lucille Leonard Don't get me rattled.

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Reed Smith Shall l speak now, or shall l hear more? Robert Smith His sincerity puts us all to shame. Ruth Stover A cheery smile and hello for everyone. Virginia Sutherland Her laugh still echoes. Colin Town Such a busy little mind. Vera Turkovich Little said, much done. Kennith Vail ldon't carey Ihat's what I think. Charlotte Walker Why let it worry you? Betty Walter A real business woman. Charles Walter My but he takes himself seriously. Louise Waschau Nobody puts anything over on Louise. Alma Wendt Carrots, the athlete. Beverly Wilber One in a million. Iune Wills Her clrawl will entrance you. Bob Winkler Ferncla1e's qift to Fortuna. Blanche O'Leary First two traffic rules: Stop and Look Irene Olesen 'Wltat a little sy' itfire! Veryle O'Neil The fashion page has iicluir on her . Wilma Pentin Sophistication plus. Lilia Perra Parlez-vous francais? Lois Petersen The winnina smile, Wesley Petersen ' 'e wonder how n'tu:h he does l-znow, Iohn Polach He lifts our school above f institution, Margaret Price Now leave me out ot this. Theaetta Quick Ah Romeo! Wherefore ar thou Romeo? Carmen Rebello Vxlhat's this about Arcata? Mary Rebello The artist's touch. Bert Rhoades lain't saying, but l'm thinking Feryl Shreeve Oh, l qot some ideas, Emma Smith Did l have fun! No picture Alice Harris