Ganesha High School - Titan Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

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WMWWMW ,,,, wwf' ,M , Mm , ,,,, ' - A I ww My two years at Marshall Junior High School prepared me well for the task at Ganesha. A number of freshmen and sophomores had experienced The Lopes Approach and made the transition smooth for both themselves and my- self. Finally, you have made my first year a memorable one. 1,5 lnq 'lf' Us Q Um? '