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CELEBRITIES E 2 gl- 9 A - I ' av 5 E 3 TQWQQ ,f ,Qx- ,M I ,.- 'ff V - TOP WARRIOR Ken Metcalfe Ken Metcalfe, head cheerleader, was chosen as Top Warrior. I-lis service and leadership sparked spirit among the War- COUPLE OF THE YEAR Stan Johnson Delone Waldron fa. Q- ., -fs 4.5 Wynn. nriors. Ken has also served the school yy'-n-.551 Ighroslgh his participation in the Dance Dennis Anbqugh Joelle ormando an . PRETTIEST EYES NICEST HAIR Randy Ambrosio Jeannie Nelson Sherron Mitchell Wayne Sanders R fs is R I
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SENIOR BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Sue Cassady Ray Spina TOP WARRIORETTE Karen Miller pe-,,,..' Q Karen Miller was selected by her fellow ' seniors as Top Warriorette. Her magnetic personality and enthusiasm made her an BEST DRESSED outstanding Varsity Cheerleader. Ed Elliott Helen Roberts MOST ATHLETIC BEST DATE Julie Tyler George Baptista Pauline Gallegos Mike Raymond
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STRANDED ON AN ISLAND Delle Furrow .lim Zipp PERSONALITY PLUS Leila Niemeth MOST LIKELY Liz Macauley Ron Duffy T0 SUCCEED Boyd delarios SENIORS Memories . . . dreams to be cherished: things to be regretted. Memories . . . secrets held deep within one senior's heart: moments shared by each graduate. Our first confused weeks on the Warrior Campus re- call a freshman's shy awe of enviously confident upper- classmen. However, our Green Door Dance and the hilarious Freshman Assembly showed that this first timid- ity was being replaced by initiative and enthusiasm. Soon our cheers echoed from the rafters as we proudly ioined our voices and loyalties with the Class of 1961. n The sophomore year was iust as much fun. The exoticl South Pacific dance enhanced our reputation for suc- cessful ventures. The highlight of the year was the mo- ment when we first put on our class rings-the first schooll rings ever chosen here at South City. Closed campus! The topic of many heated discus- sions by iuniors at Niki's and Pappa .loe's! We won first place in the class competition rally for best spirit and dis- play of class color. Sayonara , our dance dedicated to the outgoing seniors, was quite successful. The big victory that year was winning the inter-class track meet. Then . . . A Touch of Venus , our very special Junior Prom . . . which was simply out of this world. Upon entering our final year, we found ourselves in a new situation that recalled the bewilderment of our freshman days. The tremendous growth of the school MAN-HATER-WOMAN Pinky Pucci .lim LoCodo Vi 9055233
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