John Marshall High School - Horn Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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The long sought-after goal has finally been fulfilled through blood, sweat, toil, and tears. They've reached the lime light of their high school years . , . they are sen- iors and they've earned it. Earned what? Respect, dig- nity, prosperity, and senior lunch.-+ 'Oh Yeah. Grab- bing all the gusto along the way, they did it. Through thick and thin, over hill and dale, and barely escaping Seniori tis -achievement is theirs. Yet haven ft they onlyjust begun? N I'm kinda glad I 'm getting out now after twelve years-this has been the most 'picturesque'out of all of 'em. . T M, -Lester Groth I barely got a word in edgewise with Mrs. Parrigan telling me to 'be quiet' every second. ' ' -Kristi Lara bee I can only say that no matter how much you want something, chances are you won't get it. The one thing to remember though, is to never stop trying to achieve your goals. Though they may seem trivial and obscure to some, they are yours and no one else's. For- tunately, our society provides us with one mandatory goal should we be without one: to educate ourselves so that we may fare well in our future. For this, I extend my thanks and farewell to 1.M.H.S. ' -Ronny Bowdoin ' I'm still looking for my cap and gown. - -Robert Gomez My senior year has been like a chughole in the road of my life. W g -Neal Hagood

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