Venice High School - Gondolier Yearbook (Venice, CA)

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enior 011,68 of gaf25 NN-X -uT N-., LSR wp w. .ISK Mary Johnson, Howard Dey, Mary Mahoney, Ralph Manzer, Lois Verner, Alex Goodfellow, Marilyn Lyons, ROW 2: Marie Boulware, Arthur Edythe Carlson, Harold Thompson, Jean Woods, Paul Manley, Nordquist, Jim Rogers, Milton Padno, Clair Boulware, Tani Kiyoshi, Tetsuo Shiota, Morgan Warner Merle Huggins, Jack Adams, Bud Hea Asher. Toshio Enomoto, Peg Mullikin, Irene Chehi, ROW 3: Margie Cook- Darlene Mitchell, Fred , Jeannette Grandmain, cox, Larry Vorhees, Jim E d- Pauline mf, Ellen Ware, 2' Jessie Pe ole Co Q FIRST TERM: ROW I: l-lubley, Earl James, Anita Wolgin, John Smith, Audrey Corrigan, Jim Bussey, nell, Earl Evans, Fred Beyrouty, Al Nixon, Irene Hook, ROW 4: Kenny Davidson, Bill Fair, Johnson Dunn, Pauline Edwards, Miss Alice Applegate, ROW 5: Ernie Tolman, Akouri, Johnny Machado, Loui Whitman, Jean Estes, Carol Day, Carolyn RM' ROW l: Lauretta Middlebrook, Jean Talbot, Dorothy Goldman, Marian Sebring, Beverly James, Jo Taravella, Gayle Rogers, Esther Takei, Ayako Kamiya, ROW . ny Jean Grace, Allene Gates, Pat Lynch, Dorothy Bird, John Lewis, June Lewis, Car egate, ROW 3: Bob Kidd, Bob Goethals, Jim Constant, Ruth Furgeson, Ruth CI Ajlsaka, Bob Gifford, Melvin Naftal, ROW 4: Bob Ernst, Ernie Tolman, annon, Johnny Harding, Dan Hile, Oliver Park, Bob Spicker. Q SECOND TE . wards, Wanda Brown, Barbara Stoneham, Jean Novot , Jean Avena, Virginia Dey, Miss Appl Lorraine Pressnall, Jimmie Mieras, Tommy Gabe, Bob Bates, Jim Pfeiffer, Bud I-leacox, John C 22 ok, ark, Bill

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