Saddleback High School - Caparral Yearbook (Santa Ana, CA)

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Romero, Cora Romero, Rosa Romero, Tammy Ros, Dara Rose, Susan Rossano, Alfonso Ruiz, Arcelia Ruiz, Norma Runnels, Rob Rushforth, Catherine Salgado, Maria Samoff, John Sanchez, Judy Sanchez, Roberto Santana, Francisco Saunders, Margo Sedurifa, Edward Seievos, George Self, James Serna, Marcelino Serrano, Jesus Serrano, Sergio Sexton, Loc Shepard, Sonya Silva, Patricia Siiva. Timothy Smith, Angela Smith, Wendy Snapp, Rachel Soltero, Shawn Seniors 161

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Reyna, Robert Rios, Yvonne Rivera, Sally Rivero, Richard Robinson, Donna Robles, Enriqueta Rodriguez, Alfonso Rodriguez, Enrique Rodriguez, Jose Roman, Jorge Work, School or Play! By Cindy McDaniel Seniors, please stand, move your tassels ... Graduation is behind you, your required schooling is com- plete. What happens now? Where do you go from here? Seniors have many decisions to make, many choices to discern. Some will continue their educa- tion, enrolling in a community college or a four year universi- ty. Others will enter the job market and begin careers. Then there are those who want to rest between responsibilities and plan to vacation in the aftermath of graduation. Work — a scary proposition for some, a welcomed chal- lenge for others. According to Mikki N. Gil, coordinator of the Career Center, The job mar- ket for graduating seniors is a very competitive one! Conse- quently, graduating seniors must equip themselves with as many marketable skills as pos- sible. Higher education today — challenging, motivating the mind. is a potent message from the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), re- ferring to the opportunities col- lege offers. Many seniors ac- cept this challenge, continuing their education to obtain better jobs, stimulate their minds and become better individuals in so- ciety. College and work are two prime considerations for life after high school. But what if neither idea appeals to you and you find yourself at an impass? What other alternatives are there? Relax — take a vaca- tion. If circumstances permit, a pleasurable vacation to some long dreamed about place can clear the mind and ease the tension. Recreational activities around home are also benefi- cial to a tense and directionless grad. V eyno Solrero

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Sotrentino, Daria Soto, Mario Stamp, Tracy Stonrnent, Michelle Stuart, Brian Szelag, Gabriela Tapia, Bertha Tapia, Robert Tate, Sean Taufa, Lita Tavares, Mirtha Tedrick, Kenetta Terrado, Grace Terriil, Nestor Thigpen, Leslye To, Van Tolmasoff, David Tong, Dung Toribio, Ezequiel Torres, Lourdes Torres, Ronald Tran, Anh Tran, Cuong Tran, Due Tran, Due Tran, Dung Tran, Hieu Tran, Hung Tran, Hung Tran, Mau j£ Sorrenrino Velasquez