Littleton High School - Lion Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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ualls talks to senior Beth Brown about the up- ng Diner's Club feast. ' l Q I X l Wuxi W Forget the Diet B PM each Uiner's Club meal, hon- Qrasryisvestisrwefeinvited I0 eat along fi with fthe C members. r This yearfthei foreignjexchange stu: dents, thenew members of our faeultyg and Mrs, Gaspar's cre- ative writingclass were honorary Sdestssf toto B B T In December, the Diner's Club sponsored the second Brown Bag Breakfast for the Blind. This ac- tivity was open to the entire schoohand a minimum donation of5S2.O0 wasieharged. This money was given tothe Colorado Sehool thefbeaf anatsima, to build an indoorln-aclg for its students. Bradbury, Hadley B Bus. Educ. .U- Branum, Milton Custodian it Brick. Cherri y N' , Custodian .U , Brick. Les B Custodian l 1 Brickley, Dan Social Studies People - SI

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