Boerne High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Boerne, TX)

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l The Free Enterprise System works. , .. .,- ,a,..st-v. .. Q ul if I , 1 -sg: ,Ae Several fgpf theii-inew re4 guirements' of House Bill 72 created pressure on all classes. The upperclassmen suddenly had to deal with not hsvihgsesl exemp- tions land Seniors hate to study fore testslg athletes found themselves sitting on the bench, because they did not pass all their classes: and Freshmen had to decide whether they were going to spend their time in high school on the high roaclflorion the flow road. itle l l Even with all these stringent changes, there were certain things no one could take away. At times, classes still seemed to be more like raparty rather than a learning ex- lperience. And the Seniors could never lose their spirit. The sign below saidiit all! - .W .W A .ne ,,,. sw I 1 tt,, , K Q S , N41-1 - lllee ,ee A so is r , eeer K e xx fu, N Hifi' tr l - 1, Q few as ,,li fg, 4:5 M si? 5 1915? .3 li ft 5 ,, ' K iff s F' Q Q as - rsssi Q t at ' it ,, . 4 115117: I i'tL K-fr was ste- . . ' . in Q' ser 3 , , . leer 1 Lukr 1 e smfsesssw Q t rsee 4 Q it e. 1 X . .s,, , Q t t Summers ister ifmk sf Y IN. ,H 3 ' , SENIORS 13