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ur long-practiced motions began to slow, and the motions of tying-up loose ends set in. Although our bodies kept moving, our minds and motions were geared - toward the end. T The long-awaited spring gave us a time to think about the complex set of motions we'd been per- forming all year. We'd been moving so thoughtlessly, not to mention quickly. Hopefully, we all came to realize that we were simply going through the motions of high school for the attainment of proof of our faithfully per- formed motions: the almighty diploma. Although each year was comprised of different motions, all interlocked into filling the extensive requirement list for graduation, the first in many frontiers. Yet, there were many pre-requisites, other than world history or English Ill, most parents, teachers, and even we, sometimes, hoped that we had gained something else from adequately performing the high school motions. This hope was that, even if we hadn't evolved into pensive intellectuals, talented performers or athletic Adonises, that wel were leaving with something extra. Somethii , . l . . .. .. b more than we came in with. Not necessar i maturity or responsibility or dependability, just the experience. The experience of havi gone through the motions. Katie Eklund efore the second half against the Burleson Elks con- cluded, the defen- sive team of Todd hoot two became a predominant word for Kris Keller and Zack Carroll fseniorsl. During he Wizard was the main attraction at the annual Talent Show sponsored by the Stu dent Council. Todd Carruthers, Dale Akers, Steve Free and Greg Utley tseniorsl congratulates Shelly Bartula fseniorl on being nam- ed Homecoming Queen. Design by Cathy Lopez the laSf HHlf0m'RiChl3f1Cl Pack fsophomorel performs to Same, Kris and Zack Were the song She was shaken. swarmed by Haltom Buf- Photo byg Doug Wallace faloes, Jay Crane, fseniorl, Rick Dickerson and Terry Giebler fjuniorsl. Photo by Doug Wallace
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t the homecoming pep rally, Drum Major, Eugene Casillo fjuniorl, strikes up the band to the tune of Centerfolcl for the cheerleader's dance routine. The band is an important part of promoting spirit during all the pep rallies and athletic events. 5 ta . '11 I 1 1 ,W , . if , ,- Wi ,yh 1 Q M algal? r 5 ft? t af- 1 as lnside Richland 8 Division
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