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Symptoms of Senioritis, - - ' - Q 2 - .3 if - it A 5 9 ,11 3' X ff xagfgg.-Q I 1. ., ' i Running into the stretch toward the finish of the school year can bring frustration. Restlessness for is it spring?j entices many people to resort to friend-making. Lday'67 May is always a wonderful time of the year es- pecially since there are only about six weeks of school remaining until vacation. Seniors start singing Pomp and Circumstancen at every men- tion of graduation and Juniors eye the Senior Lawn with anticipation. May 1 1 brought the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet sponsored by the Girl's League. May 10 was the class elections. The pep squad candidates practiced cheers until they turned blue with green edgesg then the elec- tions were held at the Pep Squad Election As- sembly. The annual Sports Banquet was held for Baseball, Track, Swimming and Golf. May 17 brought the Girl's League elections. May came to an end with the CIF finals and Mem- orial Day holiday reminding the students of an even longer holiday that is coming up. J unioritis, Sophitis? June '67 Although it didnit seem like it would ever make it, that long anticipated month finally rolled around. It has been a short month filled with final exams and lots of activities. The last month of the school year, June, brings with it many fond memories. The last three weeks of school, seniors remember good times and bad times. The first of June goes slow. Se- niors take optional exams. This is the time of year when students hurry home to see if they've received any failure notices. June 3rd presents the biggest night of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. New tuxedos, formals, and hours at the beauty shop creating a new hairdo, made the scene. That special night has finally arrived. This year's prom brought many students of all three classes into its enchanted land. Final Senior examinations week, suddenly ar- rived. Loads of studying and memorizing quick- ly took place. Seniors up late hours cramming to make the score. The Farewell Assembly was held June 9, high- lighted by the dedication of the yearbook and the naming of the Boy and Girl of the Quarter. Later in the day the H1967 Conquistadorsn were passed out. Sportsnight, 7:30, was the last get-together for all classes. The signing of yearbooks was featured. Vespers Services were held June 1 1, and gradua- tion will be on June 15, followed by the senior all night party at Disneyland. Grades will be mailed home later this month. With happy memories behind, Juniors proudly take on the task of next years seniors. The Se- nior Lawn, now inherited, finally becomes legal ground . . .
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