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this was an exclusive school even back then - from the looks of it. looks like they had loads of fun though. the little bullets are all in the american indian theme. very beautifully produced yearbook! does anyone collect these?
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I collect olden days Yearbooks. I can't resist-- I love them. I have a few posted on my site, if you would like to roll over there and see them. Do you have very many??
no, i only have a couple and am not interested in starting a new collection right now. this is a particularly nice one though and being from mount tam makes it particularly good. not sure what i'm going to do w/ it yet. how many do you have? i have a 1962 usc yearbook w/ lots of famous people in it. oh no - just threw that one away...
I probably have 35 or 40. The oldest one I have so far, I just posted It is a 1908 one from Sherman Texas, from around Dallas. The older the Better for me!!