Holy Family High School - Response Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

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T I3LLLLi,I1E'L'l-i. ,nn EIizabeTh Papillon MOYVO Perez MAYRA Rainbows. . . Do They End? Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and vio- leT are bombarding our eyes wherever we Turn. Color is in The halls: color is in The sTair- ways: color has even invaded The sTudy hall. These splashes of brighTness have given us an unusually colorful background To pep up our everyday living. Freshly painTed bands of color on The norTh sTairway awaiTed our reTurn in Sep- Tember. Sunny rainbow mobiles, The arT club's firsT projecT QT The year, hung on lock- ers and in classrooms. Cheery rainbow buT- Tons, pins and sTickers became a parT of The high school scene. Rainbows haunT us. Where do They end? Should There be a finish To someThing which brings so much sunshine and happiness? Ev- eryone agrees ThaT rainbows are forever. ITIQINIDA Brenda Pino SENIORS 27

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Y IDAFUIIA JENNY .WIPUW Paulo Piumeffi Jennifer Polzin LiiIJ'U GJ DONNA CHIQIS Rita Ramirez Donna Reino Chrisfine Robles 28 SENIORS