Estacado High School - Matador Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Through the years of progress seniors have become responsible leaders. Leading the underclassmen to the top to stand on their own. Setting good straight examples and patterns for the ones who have not yet reached the goal of being a senior. It takes patience and people who care and who want to take the time to show the way. In doing this, school girls and boys grow to be ladies and gentlemen who are proud they have progressed so far in life. Then comes what the successful senior has been waiting for and wanting to accomplish - his graduation. That big day of assurance which tells him that all of the hard work that was put in to being a student paid off in one moment of knowing that he made it to the top and officially received all rewards he earned. Then he looks at the ones who never got a glimpse at it and realizes how important all of it really was. Forward on he goes to bigger and better things in life and to set higher goals to be accomplished. To begin a new life outside of school. To start off with a clear view of things. To have faith in one's self. To have that hope needed to make it again through more hassles and pains of the everyday life, and in the end he is able to say it's always darkest before dawn. Then in the years past he can look back at all the things he has accomplished and remember that one big thing that seemed so small was not small at all. 12 Progressing Class of 79 Adams, Barbra Aguirre, Diana Alcorte, Linda Alvarado, Marina Alvarez, Eddie Amador, Gema Anderson, Laura Armstead, Lawanda Atkins, Mitchell Baker, Jeannette Bass, Tim Benson, Angelia Berry, Sheri Bolanos, Edith Bracy, Coquese . ...., . , ...-..,. L JVM. . .- .1 4, :L...xk . . . .f..,- . -. V 4 M kfIk.,?WsyM5 QM Kg?-:.:-' N5 'X 47 32 V . - irq! Y gy!!-1' Liz? Ig 4' 5 Zqfyk' 17 L ' X f f casa.: Sg- ' 1-' 'g.',.L 3 ' x I .V f , f r ff jzfabifii l