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fain: ' T U., Jill? ax s 1.3.1, . as Dolores Garcia Gilbert Garcia Peter Garcia I.. - 3 I . H s 1. ,V Gloria Grand James Guglielmino Jon Haessly Marcus Haggins Michael Hales Judy Hart he-.pf our Margaret Hernandez Madeline Hethcote Sherrie Garrison Edward Gatz I. . Kathleen Gay Gladys Glaviano Richard Gomez Laura Gonzales I George Graham DOLORES GARCIA: Short, sweet soph. GILBERT GARCIA: Deserter from Steinmetz. PETER GARCIA: Sandwich, what sandwich? SHERRIE GARRISON: Pretty 'n sweet. EDWARD GATZ: What did you say your sister's name was? KATHLEEN GAY: Bobby Darin-like wow. GLADYS GLAVIANO: a most energetic sophomore. RICHARD GOMEZ: Who's got the homework? LAURA GONZALES: Even Dracula would be iealous of her long fingernails. GEORGE GRAHAM: I'll roll home after school. GLORIA GRAND: She's a grand girl-that Gloria. JAMES GUGLIELMINO: Rough and tough. JON HAESSLY: I think l'll be an artist. MARCUS HAGGINS: The Four Square kid. JUDY HART: Best door opener in 202. MICHAEL HALES: Soccer is my favorite sport. DENNIS HAYWARD: Always on the wayward. RICHARD HEBHARDT: Thumbtack Freddy. MARY BETH HELLWIG: Me? Do my Latin? MIKE HENDERSHOTT: Who, me? SUZANNE HENKELS: Locker knocker. MARGARET HENLIN: Hi, you guys. MARGARET HERNANDEZ: Silence is golden, but I don't like gold. MADELINE HETHCOTE: Well . . . CARLA HIGGINS: Have camera-will click. JOHN HIGGINSON: Lady Killer. KATHY HODGES: Does anyone have her G.A.A. dues? OW fe Bill Hatton Dennis Hayward Richard Hebhardt Mary Beth Hellwig L M A Mike Hendershott Suzanne Henkels Margaret Henlin Carla Higgins John Higginson Kathy Hodges
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Theresa Camo Pat Carroll 3. Sara Carter Mary Teresa Castelan Irene Courchaine Lynda Cowgill Sally Crowe Donna Daniels Robert Davidson Edwin Decker George Derby I 'ig Larry Clesceri Judy Cormick THERESA CARNO: The girl with the Italian look. PAT CARROLL: Look ma, new shoes. SARA CARTER: Any- one for potato :hips? MARY TERESA CASTELAN: Mis- sion's stage personality. LARRY CLESCERI: I didn't do nothing. JUDY CORMICK: Geometry brain. IRENE COUR- CHAINE: Short 'n Sweet. LYNDA COWGILL: Guess what, I get another boyfriend. SALLY CROWE: Mission's only drafted volunteer. DONNA DANIELS: The library's chief spy. EDWIN DECKER: Where's Mr. HoIycross? GEORGE DERBY: My suction is better than a vacuum cleaner. ANTOINETTE DI GIORGIO: Don't get all bent out of shape. DIANE DROLET: The new look. JANET DRURY: Quiet and meek. MARY DUNN: CHI What will I do with my hair? JOHN DUTCHER: Where's my glass case? MEL ENDERLE: White socks. JANET EVANS: Ponytail again today. ROSANN EVERETT: Sarcasm never wins. LOUIS FAULIS: co-ordination pIus. FRANK FER- RANTE: Have brain, no need to strain. JACK FERRARO: I'Iomework? Never heard of it. KATY FITZPATRICK: Pass this note to Jeanne, please. ELAINE FRIEND: Perky Pixie. JEAN GALLAGHER: I don't know, Sister. aphgadww cw: .-g 5 Antoinette DiGiorgio Diane Drolet Janet Drury Mary Dunn John Dutcher Mel Enderle Janet Evans Q- --4 O VN Rosann Everett Louis Faulis Frank Ferrante Jack Ferraro Kathryn Fitzpatrick Elaine Friend Jean Gallaher hi . t Vi n 'f Al L
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Robert Kingston John Kirkpatrick Virginia Kline Carol Koss Gloria Kromeich Fred Kuhn Duane LaMoureaux Pat Leber Dennis Lenahan Joanna Littleiohn Peggy Loggins Tosca Lombardi wg S' L iv.. L9 L CHARLES HOYE: He has a sister. CONNIE JONES: Oh, dahling. GARY JONES: That wide-awake look. BAR- BARA KERWIN: Give her a pilI. PATRICIA KEYSER: I have an invisible man. ALBERT KILBAS: Mr. Muscles. ROBERT KINGSTON: Showboat. JOHN KIRKPATRICK: There she goes again. VIRGINIA KLINE: Hey, Emmy, they aren't speaking to me again. CAROL KOSS: No, Elaine, I haven't seen Dick. GLORIA KROMEICH: What Geometry homework? FRED KUHN: Blew away one day. . DIANNE LA MOUREAUX: Size 3 elevator shoes, please. PAT LEBER: Don't push the panic button. DENNIS LENA- I Charles Hoye Connie Jones nk Gary Jones Barbara Kerwin AL Patricia Keyser Albert Kilbas HAN: My friends call me Vic. JOANNA LITTLEJOHN: Will you guys PLEASE shut help. PEGGY LOGGINS: She finally hit the right note on the trumpet. TOSCA LOM- BARDI: Hey, Barb, leave the locker open. LUCILLE LOVE: May I please read? PATRICIA LOVINGGOOD: Guess what happened this weekend? BARBARA LUCAS: Quiet type? JOANNE LUCAS: I'm washing my hair tonight. JERRY LUNA: Don't touch my hair. ANDREW LUNETTA: The king of Maryvale. MARLENE MACK: Travel fiend. MANUEL MAGALLANES: AI Capone Jr. I, V Lucille Lovb Patricia Lovinggood 7 if R ff ' f Barbara Lucas Joanne Lucas Jerry Luna Andrew lunetta Marlene Mack Manuel Magallanes 83
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