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Photograph was edited for publication purposes Photograph caption dated October 12, 1963 reads "Stacks of new informative booklets at Portola Junior High School await committee members who are readying them for distribution. Working on the project are students, PTA members and faculty members. They are, from left, in the front, Andrea Schatz, Mrs. George Hull, Larry Bass, Gail Wyatt. In back are Mrs. Howard Alston, Hal Lampert and Linne Larson, Portola teacher. Mmes. Hull and Alston are with PTA." The booklets contain suggestions at to what students should wear to school.
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