Catholic Boys High School - Rocket Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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Prayer by candlelight. The seniors pray for themselves and the school. Oh, Mother, don't brag. Mike Beranek stuffs his face, while his mother brags. l IE 3 I I EF., ,.,..: . .3 Q zh' he tension mounted as the mo- their commitment to God, the brevity ment neared. A myriad of dif- of life, and approaching maturity. Fa- ferent emotions raced through ther's sermon was one of the few that the stomach. Senior ring Mass was one of the most emotional events of the year to many seniors. It was a happy yet sad occasion. Happy be- cause we were finally getting our rings, sad because of the realization that this is the last year of high school, said Greg Luyet. In the last year of high school, the seniors felt a sense of being one. The senior rings symbolized that feel- ing. Unlike other schools, our senior rings were all the same. They breed a feeling of unity, not unanimity, Kirk Wilson said. Indeed, they show one- ness in the school and in God. The Mass awakened the seniors to Ring Mass was directed essentially at one class, the seniors. He tried to instill in them a sense of duty to God, themselves, and the school. Overall, the main thing about sen- ior ring Mass is the school tradition. Along with the Mass are the feelings that have been felt by seniors in the past. These feelings bind each senior class over the years to each other. There is a sad realization that high school is nearly over. A sense of unity with past graduates is felt. Although times goes at the same constant speed, the senior year always catches the stu- dent off guard.

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vigrx, Friends Friendship are great, if I had one that is. -Mark Koch are those in whom you see reflected the qualities that you admire. -John Antony are good to have. Without them the world would be full of enemies. -Phil Kerr are people who will die for you. You will only have two true friends in your life. -Sgt. Shaffer take time. The true friends take a while to develop, but I'm sure that I'll have plen- ty by years end. -Esbjorn Thoren t -: , , ti.rt ssir i..lrs i 4 . 1 . 5 '.-i- ' ' . '. ytt, , , 2, . Look what Mr. Moran taught us in class. Nick Richardson, Tom Pickle, Almer Hargrave and Alex Watts get together for an after-school game. is gradual, you receive it without knowing it. -Brett Wujek is a bond that can never be broken. -Patrick Petursen returns as much as you put into it. Ernest Abrams begins growing here and stays with you the rest of your life. -Bill Raetz keeps the scene loose. Ev- ery guy at Catholic high has at least one friend. This is nutritious for folks. -David Gross MM, e Friends 25

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LM MQ V . ,, M 4 Na., Brief nightmare. While Jeff Easley and jeff Goebel take their rings, Kenneth Gipson and Greg Eanes dream that their rings have shrunk to half their size. Father Tribou's S4 mistake. S101 my foot! Fa- ther later informed the seniors they had to pay an extra four dollars in tax. Cookies, Mom, and no class. Bart Baskette and his mother take advantage of one of the many senior privileges. They breed a feelmg of un1ty, not unanimity. , 9 -Kirk Wilson Ring Mass