Caprock High School - La Saga Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

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. yaw' 1 And away we go! Rickey Culp, Nancy Tanner, Sue Tobias, and Chrissy Brown Take advanTage of a nice day To ride bikes. The weaker sex? Phyllis Sfefano shows Craig Owens whaT real courage is during The TB TesT given OCT. 3.

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Sophomore Randy Wilson gets the traditional KLUNK from Gary Langford's newly acquired senior ring. A golden ring becomes The proud symbol ot the classification of sen- ior. lt is worn with an inner conti- dence borne ot the collected achievements of Twelve years. It is The one worthy status symbol of which all underclassmen dream. Senior rings are held in such high esteem That They become Tokens of steady dating, since The relinquish- ing of one's class ring is considered one of The most unseltish acts of devotion. - T 5 . I mir Seniors Nelda Roberts, Ruben Vigil, and Darlene King wait in line to receive their senior rings. ' T '- Dan Barbarito, junior, Tries on a ring, dreaming of the day when he will have one of his own.

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Final Yeor Brings Mixed Emotions Jess Fleming and Allen Deputy board the bus for the last out-of-town football game ofthe season . f' i ii i lii gg ,Q A tear of mixed ioy and sadness on graduation night. A step for- ward to a brighter, new tomorrow. An attempt to make this last year the best. These are only a few of the many mixed emotions brought on by the final year. lt is the end of twelve years spent in many activi- ties, many long hours of study, and many periods of doubt and self- analysis. lt is a time for pondering in amazement how nine months could pass so quickly. lt is a time of change from the familiar old to the awesome new. lt is a time for looking back and a time for looking forward. Craig Owens and Danny Moore hold up the Go Seniors sign to boost seniors' spirit during Class Victory