Palmdale High School - Rocket Yearbook (Palmdale, CA)

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FRE HMA CLASS . six As the freshmen of Palmdale High look back on their first year, they can only begin to realize what a value it has been. During this first year, they have begun to ad- iust themselves and to form ideas that will influence their future, country, state, and community. This is iust the beginning, as there are three more years left for them to prove themselves, and to strive to develop ' the fundamentals which they have been taught. Under the leadership of capable people, the freshmen have made their class a worthy one. 1. T, Adams I. Amis R. Appleton N. Armstrong ' C. Aucutt .Plssrifh -21, ra: 2: -lj. 7,:ifi' - ' - J' Avefa ii I , B. Aw bfey ig ' .9 -' fz' Q ' , 'fizi' VV V' if O. Banister -f:.. ':'i il' I- Barnard .::..,:.,, ,W ,ss....-.r E KVAL :MWA A. Barrett iirfi D- Barron A rss I b ' J. Baze EEEZ, y Ly rf I C. Beadlesil :V.22. r '-?'Q ,:.-. fi ',', . f'i L- Beckwir M. :ii 9 . Q- :ii ' V. Bergquist Q ,,,, ,,.., ' s A. Besenti X f P. Bloomberg g L. Bohanan :1 - .. D. Boston ,., . rrri' a L- Home Er. :rr :rr P- Bfmwn : ' ':' B. Brown - i s srriis s I M. Brown M. Browning P. Budd D. Buller '-fn' M. Burt . 1 .., R. Buchanan , rriir - ' ' c. camp R. Ca mpbell