San Gabriel High School - El Camino Real Yearbook (San Gabriel, CA)

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iends Forever With the arrival of graduation each year, students are forced to move on with their lives and to leave behind much of the needed support they found at San Gabriel High. Although graduation is a promise of the future of the graduates, it likewise threatens the ex- istence of many friendships made during the course of the school years. Sometime after graduation, a large portion of the graduates will leave their families and homes to attend distant universities, travel abroad, or to find some direction for their future. Whatever path they choose it is almost certain that most of the friends they found at S.G.H.S. won't be with them anymore. It is true that friendships come and go but must the be lost forever? When the time comes for us to leave our school, will we leave behind the happiness we found with our friends here? In reality, we may never see our friends again once we graduate. As long as we hold on to the images of our friends and remember the hacppy times we shared with them, though, our memories will never fa e. In this sense our friends will remain our friends forever. gheary Fetterley and Viv Chen know in their hearts that they will remain friends orever. l if The happy times this trio share won't be forgotten. 6 Friendship K ' MM' Even graduation won't break the bond that keeps these together. MW! 2 I t,. Q if A .ff .1 3 -D R wr ' s P-. ,Q kv. N..-I sw? J 2 When the time comes for them to leave San Gabriel, Stev Codoner and Errol Markham will take with them the mana memories made during the football season.

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Mak fr . Q ffl Vivacious fans offer a toast in honor of the victorious Matadors. Cheers performed by the Pep Squad enhance the enthusiasm of the crowd. ffiizhi A: 5 ' A it ltl' Xi 15 1...-I' N , X., evil! l f 3 High expectations sparkle in the lively faces of Frosh-Soph Yell. At! f' J. f ig lli The inpenetrable alliance between the football players can be seen in their solemn expressions and gestures. 1,,,jr' .479 Si i ' .f W x ,. 'Q . ilr - Tracy Tunstad gives her sister lauren .1 few pointers in cheerleading. spam 5

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