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Photo--black and white; The 40th Anniversary of the Analy Union High School Graduating class of 1927 held in 1967. See diagram for identified graduates: Yandel, Laura Shelley; McDonell, Marge; Duckhon, Gertrude; Miller, Lenabelle; Meier, Phillipa Williamson; Winkler, Daphne Mueller; Duckhorn, Al; Winkler, Elmer; O'Connell, Jack P.; Shelley, Albert; Helwig, Martha McLeod; Dewey, Dorotha Villamain.
Education and Culture Yandel, Laura Shelley McDonell, Marge Miller, Lenabelle Meier, Phillippa R., 1909-1998 Winkler, Daphne Mueller Duckhorn, Albert Winkler, Elmer O'Connell, Jack P Shelley, William Elbert, 1908-1987 Helwig, Martha McLeod, about 1909-1987 Dewey, Dorotha Villamain Duckhorn, Gertrude Analy High School (Sebastopol, Calif.)--Students 1960-1969 United States California Sonoma Sebastopol
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