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Photograph was edited for publication purposes Photograph caption dated July 28, 1958 reads, "Leadership training - In informal session at Junior Red Cross Leadership Training Center at Camp Seely, San Bernardino Mountains, activities are reviewed, from left, by Jerry Kryder of Northridge, Reseda High School; Ginny Ayles, Sunland, Verdugo Hills High; Barbara Boisen, Woodland hills, Canoga Park High, and Gerry Stuart, San Fernando, Alemany high. All students are selected by school faculties to attend Crestline camp which is supervised by 15 adult leaders."; See images #00126049 through #00126053 for all photos in this series.
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American Junior Red Cross Reseda High School (Los Angeles, Calif.)--Students Verdugo Hills High School (Los Angeles, Calif.)--Students Canoga Park High School (Los Angeles, Calif.)--Students Bishop Alemany High School (Los Angeles, Calif.)--Students Teenagers--California--Crestline Girls--California--Crestline Boys--California--Crestline High school students--California--Crestline Associations, institutions, etc.--California--Crestline Emergency management--Study and teaching--California--Crestline Camps--California--Crestline Study skills--California--Crestline Loose-leaf binders--California--Crestline Logos (Symbols)--California--Crestline Camp sites, facilities, etc.--California--Crestline Mountains--California, Southern Camp Seely (Crestline, Calif.) Crestline (Calif.) Valley Times Collection photographs
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