Inglewood High School - Green and White Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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SENIORS TIME TO LAUGH po said we'd never be tops? less and unity which proved that ember rally voices that had n«?ver ng voices never more off key? ds at the pizza feed, blinking eyes at Remember the slippery pig that n Uhfclerclassmen got out of your way? speculation about who would make the r. Indian chief? . And. oh. do you tion?

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TRIBUTE YEARBOOK TO: Loyally and devotion to your school is a phrase usually associated with students, yet these are the very qualities which make Mr. Louis Below so deserving of our recogni- tion. As a print shop instructor. Mr. Below s only real duty” at I.H.S. is to teach. Not content to do an exceptional job of that, however, he also puts in untold hours of his own time working on printing St Catlinda and other school publica- tions. A member of I.H.S. faculty for seven years. Mr. Below graduated from Stout Institute in Wisconsin, and earned his M.A. from L.A. State College. He brings a wealth of knowledge to his students and a wealth of friendliness to all. It is our pleasure to honor you. Mr. Louis Below. MR. LOUIS BELOW 17

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SENIORS TIME TO CRY Remember watching television the night of Senior Prom? Remember fearful anticipation: when the hand holding! your number three pencil wouldn’t stop shaking; when you had no experience” but were very willing”-, when that” envelope came in the mail? Remember how you couldn’t wait to graduate, but how you cried when they played Pomp and Circumstance?” . As seniors look forward to the adventure they’ll find, they stop to remem- ber what they’re leaving behind.