Velma Alma High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Velma, OK)

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Table of Contents SCHOOL AND ADMINISTRATORS GRADE FACULTY GRADE CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY JUNIOR HIGH CLASSES BIG EVENTS ROYALTY SPORTS SENIOR HIGH CL ' L GRADUATION TIME SUCCESSFUL GRADUATES

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