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DESIGNED to stir imagination of small children, dragonheads are fashioned TEEN PROBLEMS provoke lively discussion among PTSA panelists: by stage - SHALL l ders the the Land crewmen Roger Spear and Lorrie Keller. or shall I not? Princess Harp fSusan Cooperj pon- fate of the Road Wanderer CRandy Fitzpatrickj in of the Dragon. ' Y'Mfewfwffff-,fabm-r-smwi5Q.,,.n. Dr. Jesse Lindley, Mrs. Martha Knott, Mrs. Evelyn Williamson, Gloria Lundien, and Steve Kalmon. GUESTS applaud speaker Don Greves, business executive, at the annual Distributive Education banquet, Jim May, president, Linda Stratton, club queen, preside.
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