La Palma Junior High School - Patriot Yearbook (Buena Park, CA)

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Y A I vs we V , 1 1 V k , ' ' A 9 Q, .. f 15,41- E E. , J L -Q We Won! The eighth grade class won the Penny Race by a large margin during the United Way Fund Campaign in November, In addition to that, the eighth grade was also very successful in many other activities. They organized the Miss La Palma election and sponsored the Thanksgiving Dance where Lori Mortley was crowned Miss La Palma. Leading the eighth grade students in these activities were the eighth grade officers. Sharon Kyomen did an out- standing job printing posters and making signs for the Miss La Palma election and other eighth grade activities. No wonder she was elected President! Frankie Colacion was Vice-president, Shari Hanson was Secretary, and janet Pavlovsky was Treasurer. All the girls did a great job. The eighth grade class ended the year by sponsoring the Graduation Dance as a farewell gift to the departing ninth grade students. All in all, the eighth grade class was a very spirited one which created their share of special mem- ories. ff ,Q-I.

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