La Mesa Middle School - El Dorado Yearbook (La Mesa, CA)

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'Dr 21' Physical fimess continues to be the major goal of the LMJH physical education department. The boys above all scored a perfect 21 score and rated excellent in all physical fit- ness tests. 1 'CIP LMJH girls joined the boys in the assault on all LMJH records. The percentage of students passing all physical fitness exams is the highest in the history of the school. 36

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F x f - r A, d !6q91,J 0 yy U El Dorado And El Patio , e ,, ' J' v ' X ' V .fx 7 7 . f A Y -1 ' . L J Q' ,' journalism is no longer an elective at LMJH. These students devoted many after-school hours to the preparation of our two publications, the EL PATIO and the EL DORADO. Mr. Robert Finn's 8-12 English class, rows 1 and 2, prepared this yearbook. The third row shows Mrs. Dorothy Stone's newspaper staff: Jim Smith, Bob Henry, Vickie Pike, Debbie Kelley, Mary Schroeder, Peggy Andolsek, Donna Marshall and Judy Wood. Ur ff or JW if r Wwe 7221 Q6 The A 0 ,553 W in ,,,m5Q 2 typ, 27,1 ,gr Twig, W Z ,.,f an We Y A CJ t ,,fr 0 74 w . J rg ff if Q 'XL' My p CJ r X ,QV uf W f i' 'Tai 5 P, C' Qc , ,QI 5, Y If ,ww H51 L' y ZX furry y ' W .Q W s I I, , 57:1 U 0 Yip! -ff-'fbias e H --f D quq, - ---J'L. 4 1 rx? 1-:A-X 5 - ,..,,--f-- GSU' Ji tr- df if wif qw f J ' QQLJVL A ,-A66 Ldflvn .MQ J 'Qt-,x','X'Sg,., ' e-r , N f 4 y V U .. XJ . ' , L-,r,!1,u ' A' Q, YL UN y ,ytl X nh . j,, 5' qw A A if D21 D L-L J- , -t., , ,NX as QU X i'i-