Miles High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Miles, TX)

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The Seniors enjoyed touring the Battleship Texas at San Iacinto Battleground in Houston. 1982 Senior Trip The Senior Class worked together during the year to raise money for a trip that created memories that will last a lifetime. Houston and Galveston was the destination of the Seniors. The first day was spent shopping and ice skating at the Galleria Mall in Houston. The second day was spent relaxing and swimming at the LaQuinta Inn and also touring the San Iacinto Battleground. While in Houston, we also visited the Windmill Dinner Theater. The next day we traveled to Galveston. We toured Sea- Arama and enjoyed swimming in the Gulf. We would like to thank everyone who helped make these memories for us. We would like to extend a special thanks to our Senior sponsors and parents. In order to capture memories, The Seniors still look ready for action, after spending the day shop- picture taking was a major part ping and skating at the Galleria Mall. of the trip. Km The Dinner Theater was an occassion for which everyone dressed especially nice. The Seniors enjoyed staying at the La Quinta Inn in Houston.

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Graduation Bruce Smith and D'Ann Book provided music and Song. Bill I. Helwig addressed the graduating class 3 W? X Seniors stand at attention during Commencement Exercises.