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

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I ' ve enjoyed my years at Marshall very much. I ' ll never forget the friends I ' ve made and become close to, the teachers who have guided me in the right di- rection and the traditions I have participated in at this great school. Jeannette Gonzales (12) 280 Closing

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The Senior class leaders await their per- tbrmance. Graduation 279

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We have got it iviarshall touch Five, four, three, two, one day of school left. Students all over the campus were counting down the days until May 31, 1988. Freshman were finally getting rid of that terrible title of Fish. Sophomores became lower upperclassmen. Jun- iors prepared to rule the school and Seniors tried to cure their cases of senioritis. Everyone worked hard throughout the year and as we moved on the memories of 1988 moved with us. Marshall high school has made many impressions on every- one. Seniors will always hold their Alma Mater and the good times they had here close to their heart as well as the knowledge and superb teach- ing they received. As a note to the underclassmen. Senior Laura Ybarra said, Don ' t let your last year slip away, it goes by so fast. Live every moment as if it were your last and enjoy every bit of it. Article: Robin Shoemake Photos: Daniel Vargas Seniors Robin Clay, and Jeannette Gonzales say goodbye on the last day of school. Gabby Gonzales signs his friend Jen- nifer ' s shoe t(» make sure they don ' t forget each other. John Eaton works vigorously at his final exam. Closing 281