Las Vegas High School - Echo Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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fes9u'1Q Mr. Earl Brunner, Jr. Biczcgy FTA. Club Acvsc' Blclcgy Club ACvlEC Mrs Barbara Bu+ler English Assembly Cornmzllee 'Xdvzsor Mrs Agnes BU'H'6I FI9ld Algebra Mr Glenn BuHerfnelcl Amerwcan H s+ory Amer a G vernnne Wwldca+ Eclwo Adv Publucaluons Wnldcal Echo Aclvnsor Mrs Ella Carrufh Shodlwand Ty mg Commercial Club Advisor Mrs Ada K Carpen+er Englvsh Soc al Sho e Sens N a H S C e v ov

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