Serrano High School - Mirages Yearbook (Phelan, CA)

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CLASS CDF '88 Six years have never taken so long, yet passed so quickly. We have loved, hated, laughed, cried, and grown together, forming a unified body,- ready to face the world. Nobody who was in at- tendance can forget that glorious day in August of 1982 when we first set foot on Serrano's turf. Seventh grade orientation seems al- most like yesterday to most. Atthat time, gradua- tion appeared to us a dis- tant, almost unattainable event, and we could only imagine the day it would become a reality. Since 1982, we have grown together, and made our lives as full as possible. Living by Ms. Kane's motto, we were Hparticipators, not specta- tors. Athletically, we in- volved ourselves in foot- ball, track, cross-country, volleyball, wrestling, base- ball, softball, Weightlifting, basketball, and golf, pushing our bodies to the limit and striving for excel- lence. Those of us with musical interests were in- volved in marching band, concert band, jazz combo, or chorus. Drama, flag and drill team, and cheerleading were availa- ble to those who like to ex- press themselves through body movement. Of course, these are just a few of the events that shaped our lives. Away from school, we had friends, family, and countless ac- tivities that we engaged in. We have had ourtime to live and learn, and to learn to live. With mixed emo- tions we will say a final good-bye to our class- mates, as we walk Serrano's familiar corri- dors one last time. Ahead lies the great unkown which holds in store for us such wonders as we can only dream of. As fledg- lings fresh from the shell, we are just perceiving the world from a new point of view, Thetime has come to stretch our wings and fly. by Scott Amberg -zi l, 9 FGDC