Marina High School - Ragnarok Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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l8 Seniors Bill Stark and his date take time out to relax during the Homecoming Dance. Our days of glory For the graduating Class of '85, our time has finally come. After three years of wait- ing and dreaming we made it to our senior year, the one that really counts. As it al- ways is, this senior year was a very special one. lt was a culmination of everything that we had hoped for and dreaded, these were our days of glory. The year brought us new school man- agement and stricter on-campus policies, Many students protested these new poli- cies but in the end nothing could hinder our enthusiasm. lt was a time of mixed feelings with the pressures of college appli- cations and the uncertainty of what our futures would bring, but it was also a time to enjoy the excitement of the Homecom- ing and the Senior Prom. As Graduation drew near, we looked to the future with a lot of hope, determina- tion, and even a little fear but always know- ing in our hearts that it would all work out. We also had to say goodbye to many of our friends and learn how to keep our memo- ries alive. For most of us, it was also a time when we could not be quite sure whether to be happy or to cry, but we also learned that we could do a little bit of each. Many students enjoyed themselves at the big Homecoming game

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'lt Some students used the passing period to try to prepare themselves for Robby was one of the few students who took the time to vote for class their next class. officers. Diane, Kelly, Shelly, Regina, Vanessa, and Tracey show their spirit during halftime. Seniors 19