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B14- Brother Lee, the
custodian, Cherilyn Jacobsmeyer, Marlene Jacobsmeyer, Frank Friberg, and
in front, little Hugo Jacobsmeyer (Sunland chapel front door 1962) |
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B13- This is Marlene
Jacobsmeyer and Frank Friberg, the son of the artist that illustrated the
Book of Mormon so well. He stayed with our family his senior year of
High School after his father was called to Salt Lake to paint for the
church. Circa 1963 |
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B12- Joe McKeon as an elder
in Florida, 1962 |
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B11- Steve Yancey on his
mission in South America in 1962. |
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B10- The Jacobsmeyer kids
(except for Jon on his mission to Germany) 1962. back row: Little
Robert being held by Cherilyn, Larry, Marlene; front row: Loretta, Roberta
and Hugo. |
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B9- Wayne Williams and Louise
Glenn, the future misses Williams at an ice skating party in November
1960. |
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B8- At a youth conference, the
burden of a chunk of snow is carried aloft, probably in pursuit of some
worthwhile project. Extra credit for identifying the snowball
thrower in the background (clue: BP).. |
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B7- The picture is of a ward activity at Thousand
Trails. Can you identify anyone in line to go down the slide.
Yes, there's Bishop Charles Odd, with his son David in front of him, Bron Roylance seated second from left,
with Scott Swaner standing behind him, and maybe Tony Ruelas to their
left. |
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B6- Bishop Howard McKeon, from
"The Torch" circa 1940, the magazine of the Los Angeles
Stake. Howard was in the Eastmont Ward YMMIA and his brother Jack
was the MIA President. |
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B5- Bishop Wendell and Janette
Mackay. It is believed this
photo was taken in the late 1970's, during a farewell in their honor at
the Verdugo Hills Ward building. |
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B4- Here's a little sound byte that's nearly 30 years old.
Can you identify it? |
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B3- From the 1968 Acquainter, the Grosland twins are introduced to the
ward. |
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B2- This is part of an article from the January, 1960 Acquainter,
entitled "Notes on Sacrament Meetings of December 1959." The song was
performed at the December 13th meeting, and the performers were, of course, Sister Dudley
and her five daughters: Peggy, Barbara, Beverly, Patricia, and Darlene. |
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B1- Local weather makes the headlines in the Record Ledger
("Voice of the Verdugo Hlls"), Saturday, February 11, 1978. |
