Centennial High School - War Cry Yearbook (Compton, CA)

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WE MADE IT AT LAST, IS THE DOMINATING THOUGHT IN THE MINDS OF THE MIGHTY ANTE OCULUS ORBIS. PROUDLY WE PREPARE TO MEET THE CHALLENGING WORLD. AFTER THREE YEARS OF HARD WORK, MIXED WITH LOTS OF FUN AND PLEASURE, TOO, OUR CLASS REACHED ITS GOAL. BUT IMBEDDED DEEP IN OUR MINDS ARE OUR UNFORGETTABLE EX- PERIENCES WE ENJOYED HERE AT CENTENNIAL . . . THE SENIOR SKATING PARTY . . . THE MANY VICTORIES BROUGHT HOME BY OUR SENIOR ATHLETES . , . THE SENIOR PICNIC GOURMETS AS WELL AS THE GLUTTONS . . . SENIOR FUN DAY . . . THE MANY BALLS, STARTING WITH THE CENTENNETTE BA L L, TO OUR CAPTIVATING SENIOR PROM. OVER THREE HUNDRED PROUD SENIORS SPOT OUR CAMPUS WITH THEIR CLASS COLORS OF DESERT TAN AND ORANGE SHERBET. WE FIND THIS YEAR TO BE A VERY MEMORABLE YEAR COMPARED TO OUR SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR YEARS. FOR AFTER THE LAST TEAR IS SHED FOR OUR GRAND OLD ALMA MATER, WE WILL STILL HAVE FOND MEMORIES TO GIVE US CONFIDENCE IN SEEKING OUR LIFE-LONG GOALS. AS WE LOOK BACK ON OUR THREE YEARS AT CENTENNIAL, WE REALIZE WHAT A WONDER- FUL TIME IT WAS. WE LEARNED MANY THINGS, IN CLASS AND EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES, AND MADE MANY FRIENDS. OUR SINCERE THANKS TO EV- ERY ONE WHO OFFERED A HELPING HAND. THOUGH WE ARE ALUMNI NOW, WE'LL NEVER FOPCFT