Luling High School - Aquila Yearbook (Luling, TX)

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4 Seniors Nicky Alexander, Manuel Ro- lan, Trey Alexander, Ellen Everett, Carla Alsobrook, Barry Benbow, Wesley Glover, and Jo Ann Gonzales stand in rehearsal position as they wait for instruction on what to do. f]yiiy Relaxing helps relieve some tension as Je- sus Chan, Chris Chase, Joni Hoover and David Isbell find. 4 Jesus Chan, Curtis Cyphers and Lisa Van Heuverswyn take their final exams. Barry Benbow and Melissa Long relax in the cafeteria, while they wait patiently for the ceremony to begin, a SENIORS 63

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Seniors Find: These Could Be The Best Years Of Life Graduation can be an exper- ience many do not forget. Those long nervous minutes at rehearsal, making sure you remember what to do and who you are behind in line. Sometimes hoping that the person in front of you knows what to do so you can follow in their footsteps can be exciting yet horri- ble. After straining your brain to study for final exams, some of the tension is relieved when you find out that all the work you put in makes you eligible for graduation. Cleaning out your locker for the final time, going through papers you don ' t even remember doing in the beginning of the year, makes you feel pleased and satisfied to know you won ' t have to go through another research paper or book report for a long time. Chris Chase, Charles Rivera, and Kathy Castllleja clean out their lockers before leaving. 62 CLASSES

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Seniors Facing The Challenge Ahead Looking forward to bigger things is all part of being a Senior. Not only do you have to worry about final exams, but making sure your cap and gown are ready for the graduation ceremony. Nerves sometimes begin to tense when the day slowly ap- proaches. Consulting with friends on what to wear and how to fix your hair is not an easy job. Mak- ing sure all this is done can be almost be a feat within itself. Class Flower: Blue Orchid Class Colors: Red Silver Class Song: Never Say Goodbye Class Motto: The future is a step from dreams to reality. We alone hold the key to success and prosperity of our dreams, hopes and goals. Pictured top right, Seniors Linda Conley and Melissa Long purchase their caps and gowns in the library for graduation. Senior Class officers Sherry Saur, Barry Benbow and Chris McKinney enjoy their last days as children. Not pictured is offi- cer Nicky Alexander. When all is done and graduation does turn out successfully, then the real problems start. Getting ready for college in the fall or pre- paring yourself for a job may be some problems that are faced. Yet, with the support of family mem- bers and friends this portion of life can also have its accomplish- ments. Looking ahead can look pretty grim, but it doesn ' t mean it will be unbeatable. 64 CLASSES