Leuzinger High School - Pylon Yearbook (Lawndale, CA)

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15 i OL I Wendy Bebout - Editor-in-Chief Barbara White -- Associate Editor Sandra Blake - Photo-Art Editor Rita Kay Perry - Literary Editor Richie Knowles - Business Manager Roberta Donaldson - Underclassmen Section Amelia McGrath - Underclassmen Section jonne Chase - Senior Section Bonnie Swanson - Sports Section, Senior Section I f ,, Mi F if Marcia Riggs - Artist, Campus Life Section MX ' Z - lg g Kay Hobbs - Organization Section ff A Q Margie Mitchell - Organization Section S ,y Nancy Teske - Administration Section ' . Harold Hinzo - Artist W A f wi Joyce Lore - Advertisement Section if ,jg 2 ,ff , ti? if 5 ist f gig? V if at 33 at 31 ,E , T 2 if Janice Birdsall - Typist A A A A i ' Marguerite Hern -- Typist , - H . f S, 'A y Vgt. Marleen Pilcher-Typ' p, V L Gary Langdon - Artist, Sp A tion ' 4 V. if ' Mr. Eli T. Ross -- Advisor E S l S ii A Mirro-Graphic, Glendale, Califorriyaii--figffho iipherfs , . A , Special Staff Members I H Q, 7 I J, Fred MacDonald - Spo iiiters 5 i Mr. Roy' Erickson T tpgraphy Afivi r if,,f'f '1J Q K, ,f ' W ' Q ,- it ECHW t tit, t A A if iii F iii S Qwrztii f A A ll 1 ,E isfil. ,, tst it u

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