Thomas Jefferson High School - El Capitan Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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Prepare Your Future 'Join D.E., We Didl' 'Join D.E. and prepare yourself for the business world of tomorrow, today! Lettg Mary Facio can't believe she finatly got it right, according to Mrs. Lily VanHorne. 1 l dylc Alma Contreras Jose Diaz Socorro Diaz Pat Dominguez Alejandro Escatante Mary Facio Patricia Franco Patsy Garcia Marie Godinez Ceci Gomez Christina Gomez Pat Gomez Victor Juarez Deanna Licon 162 Betowg Thats a S5000 machine, take care of it, Ms, Eddie Abenta, Safeway manager tells Ceci Medina. i .f Cr ill. V IS

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