Lynbrook High School - Valhalla Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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Hey give me that back' It means a lot to mel' We ve all said and heard it There are some things that we proudly treasure and possibly flaunt The adored va Iuables vary from person to person but usually one s sex is a deciding factor for what he or she carries around at Lynbrook. Girls, for example, personally treasure things like stuffed animals, elaborately cute keychains, class rings, and purses lWhat would I do without my purselj. Typically, when something is small- er, girls tend to think it's more adorable. Usually this is not the case with guys. Boys treasure other things out- side the realm of cuteness. Close to guys' hearts are their Ietterman jackets, class rings, and their wallets I which usually contain cash, l.D. 's, and their pictures of girlsj. Of course, guys are most proud of their cars lHe y, l've got a '78 'Vette with a modified turbo 350 and a huge Alpine stereo. How's that 4X4 you've got?1. Whatever the case may be, we can see that our pride in ourselves is genuinely reflected in what we treasure. Vike Pride . . . but in another sense. 10 PEFSOIIBI Treasures

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