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Senior Nancy Chrysong feels ihe thrill of being selected Cross Country team s Princess and senior Joyce Johnson excitedly congratulates her. The fall sports court w as announced during a third-period rally. Happy tears come to Grid Queen Jan Trester, senior, as she awaits her escort in Homecoming Rally. ALL THE DRAMA . . . i 6
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THK INGLEWOOD SENTINELS! The voices of 2,400 high school students ring out in unison, led by five, bouncy figures clad in green and white. Familiar phrases of the ''Traditional” pep yell echo in our ears ... the Rally is dismissed. Like resonant echoes, too. the memories of the past year originating from the vocal chords of our minds reach our ears ... the pleasant and the unpleasant, the humorous and the tragic, the romantic and the informative memories entwine to form the pattern of our past year. Their impact on us is only a gentle suggestion of events gone by, of the year 1966-’67 spent at Inglewood High School. Reverberating to us comes the confused rush of the opening days of school: the scheduling, the class juggling, the acquiring of a locker ... then, the acceptance of and adjustment to a schedule ... the pride in I.H.S. that accompanies a Bay League Football Championship ... the humor of a corny intercom skit during advisory ... the justly gained confidence in Dr. Harrison, our new principal ... the romance and golden moments of a formal dance ... the wholesome and intellectual competition of elections ... the harried pressure of that final exam ... the sentimental, misty feeling engendered by thoughts of friends recorded in this yearbook ... and finally, the feeling of accom- plishment in graduation, and the awareness of a standard set for those remaining. For the Class of '67. there is little time left for doing and much left for reminiscing. May you. Seniors of '67, have a bright future and many pleasant memories of this small hut important part of your life. The Senior Section is dismissed.
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r - r “‘w.- I. H. S. from one thousand feet up The Cherry Pickin' Three ' is recreated for the Sentinels by seniors Elliot Stein. Steve Astor, and Steve l.evin TAW “Tarzan Panclla and “Jane Nakava go back to nature during a rally in the g m.
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