Corsicana High School - Corsican Yearbook (Corsicana, TX)

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Friends Forever in-as wg-er 5000 SJ l A A. Seniors Amy Lucas and Judi Legrand show off their Micky Mouse hats at drill learn camp. B. Stephanie Sullins, Niki Washam, Cheryl Young and Cassie Morrison cram together to pose as friends. C. Lynn Hutson, Kelly Donaho, Erik Fisher and their friend take comfort with each other because they don't have dates. D. Jason Worley and Aaron Turner are true 'Yriends. E. Lauren Curington, Sherri Jones, Susan Mitchell, Tara Bell, Sheri Cox, Patsy Buch- mann, Tonya Farmer and Carrie Browning. may D . it V I' f x v ,J -4 x is J : 5-Q Q f, I V 'Q X 'I ,X R m Raj if 3 , 1 X5 E I 4 5 . Friends Look What Counts

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OTE A. Than Friend Couples 28 Look who comm A. Shari Reese and Craig Carroll get t0- gether between classes to talk. B. Gwen Alexander and her date are all smiles avout something. C. Dale Gossar and Stacy Halley find time during class to get together. D. Adante Austin and Nikki Crenshaw cuddle during lunch. E. Christina McElroy and Chris Aldama smile in happier times. fx Q K ,i av H 4

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enior di cover Graduation Corsicana High Sschool Seniors met Monday, May 30 for graduation practice. Students showed up half asleep, dressed comfortably in shorts, t-shirts, and warm-upsg and very few girls wore make-up. As rehearsal ended, several Seniors left with their friends to spend one last day of fun together before many departed to carry out their plans elsewhere. May 31 came quickly, and 285 graduating Seniors gathered out- side the K. and Ida Wolens Special Events Center on the Navarro Col- lege Campus making last minute adjustments to their caps and gowns. The commencement exercises began with a speech from Dr. James Price, school board president, fol- lowed by a greeting from Dr. T. Y. Harp. The Senior class officers each presented a bible reading to the class and the audience. Directly after- wards John Reasons, Valedictorian gave his speach then Hilary Hum- bert, Salutatorian gave hers. The A Cappella Choir sang Nothing Can Stop Me Now and then the walk began for each of the sad, yet excited, seniors. After each student had received a diploma, Dena Gray , Student Council Presi- dent, led the closing prayer. A large number of blue hats shot up into the air as the graduates filed out. Tears of joy and sadness rolled down the faces of many as friends hugged, congratulated, and said Good- Bye. I G aduation ook What Counts A C if YU, -mi