Irvington High School - Saga Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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Kathy Salazar Klaus Saloioki LVVUFRANKIEBABY BUTWHERETONOW? Mark Salvador .QTHANKSMOMLDADI WHYQSQLATERRRME? l 1 2 1 l Fred Sanchez Mark Sanchez of 'Gul Steven Santos Troy Schaa Teresa Schall Ronald Sgr-.l955ey James 5Chm,d Craig Schultz ARJEEPSGRT SWM FWWB GREG ThanxMomDadOutA FB389PALS30W0PT TKGDIFNGDD PROVl6 lIOVTPmm tLast68CarnaroRS LPAPWTATOOWHO? Q- 2 . It ' :r w .A . f. nj -., -f't Q9 1 . aft? V . . - Q 'Q' T l ' Kelly Schurr Karen Schwab Sandra Scott Niles Searls Sharon Secrest William Sedgwick MOMLDADILOVEYOU TMnD4BTLUMDKAJD Firstolfivel INteRNAL COMbus BESTVEARSUSBILY LuvuSTEVEN4EVER DareYou!lLV'ALL lion WOW! LYMAD X ir ' 1-7 Kathy Ferrau and Tony Pagan were voted as the seniors with the most spirit. Whenever there's a school activity involv- ing spirit, Kathy and Tony are usually there. Kathy Ferrau's future plans inc- lude attendance at Ohlone Col- lege, studying Nursing and Mu- sic. Kathy is currently The Pub- Iicity Commissioner, a member of Chamber Chorale, and a Parent Club Representative. Tony Pagan's interest is The- ater Arts, and that's just what he'll be studying, at San Fran- cisco State University. Tony is involved in many clubs such asg P.A.D., Close-Up, Thor Thoats, Chamber Chorale, and Concert Choir.

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