Verdugo Hills High School - El Portal Yearbook (Tujunga, CA)

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MOST INTELLIGENT: M. MiTTeIsTaedf A. LaGreen MOST SCHOOL SERVICE: D. Moad B. Croui J, Hoggaft MOST CLASS SERVICE: S, Dillingham G. Norris MOST SPIRIT: R. AzzariTo D. STyer BEST PERSONALITY: L. Simons A. Sprague FRIENDLIEST: B. CInasTan R. Tsukashima MOST COURTEOUS: V, Robinson J. Tolle MOST OUTSPOKEN: P. Rhoades B. Nakosone BEST EYES: M. Godfrey V. Yerby BEST SMILE: R. RoberTs J. Freilich CLASS FLIRT: D. Gordeffo P. Richardson . ,.,, .f PRETTIESTIMOST HANDSOME Penny Rhoades Craig Peiers I O Delphmlan AI Gee Pafi McArdIe MOST PHOTOGENIC ' Mosr LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tom 50dI9 Mgdehne FVITT5 Bob Rosenfeld Mary Mittelsiaedt 13.3 I 5. ffgigi f 'Ms f Kas f ,wax , r 'T , if ' Q 1. . S I S 'Sim 1'5- ,sy J 3 1 X . Q A Y Q fm 5' 2, f I . ' I' ' ff . N I X if, , . . .. .. . .,.,.. . .... . I , .fg '--' , 'K - In f ' 55 In ., fa -

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4- ' W.. M51 ,gi 09. wwf, .xv if za. A c. 4 L-so fav INK wtf' 'W 4, Williams, Lanny Wolke-nsdorter, Carol Young, Fredric ,f-. .-... , Perillo, Linda Pfotenhauer, Debra Pinkston, Dennis Quick, Patrick Rauch, Stephen Rising, Thomas Romano, Dennis Ryan, Theresa Schmidt, William Schwartz, Chari Schwartz, Lawrence Scott, Paul Kobeski, Allen Shoemaker, Fred Srnay, Terry Stern, Roni Suddith, William Trent, Johnny Turner, Kay Verna, Sue Voils, Gladys Weiser, Evelyn Welch, Denise White, Lisa Whitney, Robert

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, 'A viv' .,,. H 3- , K t .u EH Y -3 sh Y -K, 5 ,J .x 1-r. '- 15. --L V - Ng f 1? ' K ,, K 6. Q an .. HW, New , ,xi , ar if , -. The first thought that came into our heads mg when we graduated from iunior high school mizh A, ,j J ,Q 5 , S- was about the next three years ahead of s fl CSX! t,.t, ., us in high school. They seemed so long, but, ,f -if . r in fact, the could have been lon er. it ' CA DTCA'-if. - fi A We were confused in our first semester at ,Q if S W,,,..,a,,r.4QxiiTr-, s.- .f, ,. g . ' 1 l . K k ,, A .,..-5.5.k'.,5,1Ly5: t , fx J. :Q .,.f- , by Verdugo, but as time progressed, things that 5 rf . J . , -,mg M35-5 E,'j,,,'g- bij I Q ,N ' K 6,4 Q were once difficult seemed easy to do, x m J,-,?,f'q' f! ' . S5f'.. 1f Now, because these things have become VA .x so much a part of our lives, it will seem -i,:fAfQ'f,Qf Di. , S sg ' .X strange not to be doing them again. .-is ,rj-3.9. h H , 1 l h - :,:'rfv.,U' f':jgf.Yg' j , i . ,n n - - Soon we will be walking down the aisle 5m4g.'r.',,:x-gg ,, glg, Etlffff'-if L V. K, . . . . ,gi 7 . f r s ' 3 ..' gf , D g ' to receive our diplomas, with three years '.gfgEN 1 53 'prfzu y . of experience behind us. We are a part of 'fy : Q Verd'-JQO now, and will be after we leave. ' . ' . ,.. . if C S . L , Ns. . A Som eo le call it sentimental memories, rr- c, Q e p , p , . , fi: some, pride in their school. . ,Hd is Q ,ff 1', I s . N 3 Q . ,. r . - 4 V R . rl Class Cheerleaders from left to right are Karen Conklin, Diane ForonlY, Sue Dillingham, and Pam Diamond. Cl ff ' U l Class Officers from left to right are Vice-President Rod Tsukashima, l Historian Debbie Mood, Treasurer Diane Foroniy, and President Andy i Sprague. r ' 'Q - r ' S S' A l 'I' 1 F' 'C' gf.. r ,, ' fx Q! W :Q ll LX I 27315 W, Q A 5-'la l l -s l ,aw The Mighty Andrew Sprague Delphinian President