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Avalon Schools, grade 9, 1966-1967. From back: Class of 1970. Left to right, back row: Bonnie Hamilton, Carol Weverka, Sharon Dean, Patti Hale, Irene Baker, Joe Gray, Dudley Morand, Ruel Bowman, Mike Buscaglia, and Bill Johnson; 3rd row: Karen Quinn, Sue Propst, Julie Vander Veldt, Fernie Bjarnason, Bob Schatan, Ray Armstrong, Bill Jones, Ted Nissen, Steve Perluss, and John Deacon; 2nd row: Linda Salda�a, Kathy Gemilere, Linn Cameron, Peggy Brown, Joan Pettley, Ted Page, Lars Nilsson, Thomas Tate, Robert Cranton, Danny Garcia, and Stan Hernandez; Front row: Pat Carney, Roxanne Rutherford, Julee Ulrich, Mike Lindo, Michael Machado, and Preston David.
Avalon Schools, 200 Falls Canyon Road, Avalon, California 90704 United States (North and Central America, World : nation) 33.338412, -118.331930 Avalon (Santa Catalina Island, Los Angeles County : inhabited place) Los Angeles (California, United States : county) California (United States, North and Central America : state)
Source
4 5/8 x 6 5/8 in. black-and-white photograph; catalinaphotoshare136a.jpg;
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