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Photo--black and white: Analy Union High School 1925 yearbook photo of the Analy Orchestra. Members of the orchestra pictured are: Alice Abeel, Margie Banks, Helen Case, Claire Elmore, Eleanor Lohmann, Ruth Murphy, Ione Osborn, Mildred Scammon, Curtis Stange, Phillis Woodford, Gladys Harvey, Mabel Johnstone, Nicholas Stricker, Theodore Schweichler, Martha McLeod, Winona Defriez, James Fitzgerald, Everett La Franchi, Donald Lampson. Miss Murch is the orchestra teacher.
Education and Culture Abeel, Alice Elmore, Claire Lohmann, Eleanor Murphy, Ruth Scammon, Mildred Stricker, Nicholas Schweichler, Theodore McLeod, Martha Fitzgerald, James La Franchi, Everett Banks, Margie Case, Helen Osborn, Ione Johnstone, Mabel Lampson, Donald Defriez, Winona Analy High School (Sebastopol, Calif.)--Students 1920-1929 United States California Sonoma Sebastopol Analy Avenue
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