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Middle: Diane Ginther and Terri O ' Brien work parttime as models for an Army Surplus Store. Top Right: Ms. Ennis, Martin Vels, and Mr. Badovinich indicate an in- tense moment during the football game Bottom Left: A student shows his enjoyment of being with others Bottom Right: Our Motto!! 5
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BREAKING AWAY On Wednesday, June 6, the class of 1984 came together for the last time as Hammond High Wildcats, Proud parents, relatives and friends looked on from the stiffling heat of the gymnasium. The class of 244 led by class valedictorian, Kristen Hill, class salutatorian, Kathleen Campbell, and class presi- dent, Garrard McClendon, marched into the gymnasium to the traditional “Pomp and Circumstance and filled up the waiting chairs. They sat and faced a stage on which Ms. Ennis; Dr. Tanner; Mr. White; Mrs. Molchan; former superintendent of schools. Dr. Frank Sanders, Jr.; board president, Mrs. Kathleen Hill; and Rev. Louis Reynolds had gathered. The Ceremonies began as Rev. Louis Reynolds delivered the invocation. This was followed by the choir singing Up Where We Belong, then soph. Jim Non- dorf sang “I Did It My Way. Kristen Hill and Kathleen Campbell then gave their farewell speeches to their classmates at Hammond High. Next, Dr. Sanders rose to give some encouraging words to the soon-to-be alumni. Reminding the class that they will forever be Hammond High Wildcats, Ms. Ennis then said her good-byes. Finally the time had come; the nervous graduates were called up one-by-one to receive their long awaited diplomas. Dr. Sanders and Mrs. Hill handed them to the class, and wished them good luck. The graduates, some carrying bouquets of flowers which were presented to them by their friends and families, returned to their seats for the remainder of the ceremony. Rev. Reynolds performed the benediction and the ninety-eighth annual commencement came to an end. The happy graduates ' days at Hammond High are now over, but they will always have their memories. Middle: The almost-alumni of H.H.S. listen attentively, while they anx- iously await for their diplomas. Top Right: Valedictorian Kri sten Hill gives her Valedictorian speech. Bottom Left: The graduating class of 1984 march into the gymnasium for .their graduation ceremonies. Bottom Right: The Administration tries to keep their cool ' ' in the stif- fling heat of the gymnasium. 6
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