Memorial High School - Patriot Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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- , , , W, Special Services Custodial Services Messrs. Cristobal Soto, Gilbert Pecina, Eusehio Hemandez, Johnny Quinones, Lorenzo Branch, Armando Hernandez

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plwuf.-r . Seniors uWe are the product of yesterday, the promise of today, and the hope of a better tomorrowfl The Class ol' 1974 were infants during the passive fifties, children throughout the turbulent sixties, and are now young adults of the chal- lenging seventies. Seniors are todayis leaders of Memorial and tomorrowis leaders of the world. The maturity, responsibility and experience they have acquired in their four years at Memorial will no doubt aid them in facing the challenge of creating a better and brighter tomorrow. Perhaps it is only school spirit tradition for a senior to boast of the greatness and uniqueness ol' the ,senior class, especially during his class's graduating year. Such intense personal feeling, although sometimes redundant, is priceless. For it is this class-shared emotion, senior pride, that implants the seedlings of pride in Memorial High School in the juniors, sophomores, and freshmen. Such pride and overwhelming enthusiasm was well founded in the student spirit of the Class of 74. It is this sell'-pride and zest for life that will carry this class toward a brighter tomorrow. Richard and Pat observe the traditional senior ring-turning. CLASS COLORS-Blue and Silver CLASS F LOWER-Red 'Rose CLASS SONG- You,ll Never Walk Alonei' PICTURED ON OPPOSITE PAGE- Augustine Ruiz President Yolanda Hernandez Historian 34 Mrs. Kathleen Goodykoontz ROECI' LOPEZ Sponsor Secretary Richard Vasquez Pat Pachecano Vice President Treasurer X 3