Sunset High School - Apollo Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Sen'ior (sen'yar) adj. 1. Older, elder. 2. Pert, to the last year in high school or col- lege course, -n. 1, a person who is older or of higher rank. 2, a member of the senior class. These long twelve years all over, As if they lasted a year. In reality. Twelve long years we thought would never end. Now it's over And its time to move on To the goals we've made for ourselves Or for the role we've been trying to find. We will look bock on our high school years And remember them as if they never will end. The Prom we see so clearly. And oil the activities in the student center. We waited so long to be here. To finally be seniors. Now that it's over. We find ourselves looking back a lot, Remembering everything that has hoppened. And wondering to ourselves, Why did it hove to end so soon? By Erin Forley 18 Coffee break. Trocey Poprna and Kdly Skye study in the cafeteria during a free period. They seem to be enjoying what they ore doing.

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You deserve o breok today. Seniors Kristin Keef- er, Kevin Portee, Lyncll Sutherland, ond Soph- more Gory Needhom enjoy o McDonalds lunch. Mony seniors enjoyed going out for lunch insteod of frequenting the school cofctcrio. Poverty strikes ogoin! Senior Doug Lindstrom secretly hides behind his cosh. Trix ore for kids. Tom- my Anderson enjoys a snock of cereals. Mony students livened up their lunches with popular ccreols ond milk. Seniors — 19