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1966-01-01

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Editor: Irwin Reynolds, Literary Editor: Rosalie McHugh, Assistant: David Bews, Photographers: Peter Jensen and Doug Camps, Photo Co-ordinator: Kevin House, Layout and Design: Kyrill Bland, Assistant: Dudley House, Secretary: Daphne Shaw, Faculty Advisor: Pastor R. Kranz, Student Portraits: Paul Woodward, P.R. Director: Dr C. Standish, P.R. President: Peter Truscott, Business Manager: Emrys Phillips, Business Advisor: Mr G. Mitchell, Sales Manager: James Ward, Assistants: Brian McFarlane, Roger Vince, Kevin Howse, Robyn Priestley, Lyn Penrose, and Fay Rice, Advertising Manager: Adrian Flemming. Printing and Binding: Signs Publishing Company.

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jacaranda , 1966

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Jacaranda

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Jacaranda

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