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A foreshadow of things to come ctivities at Baccalaureate foreshadow- ed the events of graduation. Baccalaureate started with the gradua- tion music Pomp and Circumstance as only half of the graduating class filed in. Even though the turnout was light, the ones that did show up would treasure this moment as much as graduation. Baccalaureate proceded smoothly, with the Invocation spoken by class president Billy Sederholm. His prayer was touching Seniors in the choir take their places after marching in. l Principal lon Beauford introduces PTSA President Jane Gamel to give tribute to the seniors. Reverend Robert Becker sheds some light about the future of the seniors in his message. To pass time before the beginning of the service, Reverend Robert Becker, Dr. David Garza and principal Ron Beauford converse. 22 Z Baccalaureate and listened to by all the soon-to-be graduates and their parents. He was follow- ed by the choir which sang Praise to the Lord, the Almighty. Two speeches were made by Jane Gamel, president of the PTSA, and Reverand Robert Becker, priest at St. Louis Catholic Church. Mrs. Gamel spoke of how great the seniors were and how they would be miss- ed. She said the seniors really contribute to the school. Reverend Becker spoke on the stages 1 life. He spoke more on the present stage including marriage and intimate relatio ships which brought a few chuckles. Baccalaureate ended with the soon-to-l: graduates filing out. The next time the would file out, they would have ended the four years of high school. REX- l W 4 'QQ ,X . ..... V' Y ig is -f QQ 1 x Y in ' -1 1 L i , 5 35 K -s v ,K Q Q S a 1: I' t if f
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r 1 sg,.,. ff! Prom supervisor Mrs. Betty Hetzel greets prom participants at the door with a big smile. Chief chaperone Principal Ron Beauford chats with Israel Garcia during a ' X ,N break inthedancing. Full of vigor, John Gregg shows everyone how to really get down during a rock number. Afterthought editor Shelly Rowley and her date sit one out, as the evening wears on. Prom 1 21
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Principal Ron Beauford introduces Reverend Robert Becker, who delivered the Baccalaureate message. Say cheese! Jeff Anderson spots the camera, while vice principal Roberto Perez looks on. ff V :I . 5-B W r . . ' X' g X While rushing to get in line, seniors hold on to their caps. With the sound of Pomp and Cir- cumstance, Eve Pina and Beth Prewitt file in. Q! S' Q 'Y
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