Benicia High School - Panther Yearbook (Benicia, CA)

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1. Mike Davis observing the organic garden taking a fresh green look. 2. Colleen Murphy and Mr. Felt laugh at puzzling times 3. Bob NlcKeever pencils in the connecting lines. 4. Neal Hoffman smirks at his questionable jobg watering. 5, Shannon Nlahaffey and lVIrs. Vadas discuss a long overdue book. 6. The Band combine their efforts, to make that next performance an award winner, 7. Mr. Olsen and Jennifer Carracci patiently discusshistory making events that everyone should be aware of. . . 1 i es.,4..-e. -..-... '.56' ieiil l Theme - 13

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A PUZZLE. As the doors opened to the new school heads out of the clouds and in the year, there was an atmosphere of classroom, and freshmen, meanwhile, uncertainty at Benicia High. The many searched for their place in high school changes that occured in those short life. three summer months were to affect I each and every Student' Frustration and anxiety became parts of Administrators, teachers and students everyday Me' Tests and hqmework looked forward to the coming year, but never Seemed to Stop C0-mmgf and all with a hesitant approach' grew continually more dlfhcult as the year progressed. Snack time, lunch, and New problems arose in students lives. the end of the school day drew smiles Seniors were worried about college, or a on many long faces. Friends and family future job, Juniors became anxious to helped and guided us through a busy, overcome the dreaded composition test, successful and puzzling year. sophomores had problems keeping their f ,, l -ii N i 3 .ii i ,A 'fm' -, , ,A i we-3-1 , l 4 i l V s i it smeeffi-, , c ix I N 1 . il U 'F.fWW,':e'f- 51, P H' .11 ' , - iuff3i'4:,'S'1EQ E.'.v'5e,,1 wi 1' H .-if f.41C'vv :rua Y - ggfg Y 'A 1 . ,, r' 631, '. ,' 1, are fv, ' LW, .i ek, A , X'16ig4f'PLk .,,:f1.uL',i',kvi .verde iLg::.:'L.iQ fi' 4g,..,i' wi- ' 1 'Zur ,Q 'ily 'fv r' N ,. '- - l ., ' 'ie W5 fs 413 i ,1rQY'f-3 . Y. '-'- '- ' , . . fra. , + L e gigf fix.-: , W' ' , .- , ' A 4451 xy1'tf f5' i-ut ' -.1 T3 34 f ifif? if i ' K- ' ,IA Q, Q, I -1,,,' ' ,,, 5 5-v'-1' ', i, -. -egg, 1 , jg- fy! --'15 '41-',i.,,,vfg -',I,,if :'! 11 J

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T.G.I.F. 'Thank God it's Friday was a popular phrase used on that long, drawn out day of the week by students, and teachers alike. Whether it was Friday or not, that last bell of the day was our green light signalling our go-ahead to our own personal lives. Any free time away from school and homework was usually spent 'lwisely by most students. Santa Cruz and Stinson were frequented beaches, where a couple, or a cluster of close friends, could spend a beautiful day. Roller skating was a popular new pastime in Benicia, while the city pool never lost its popularity on hot days. The city and state parks provided comfortable atmospheres where people 'lkick-back and relax or toss around a frisbee. Restaurants, fast food chains, and snack shops all were within our reach when we got an incurable case of the Hmunchiesf' The good times passed quickly and soon we were back in school thinking about our past activities and planning new ones for the days to come.