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Juniors Jim Anderson Justin Anderson Vance Ankrum Mr. Tim Mulhair is in his first year of teaching at Highmore. His class schedule consists of Business I,aw, Typing I, Account- ing. Physical Education and Driver’s Ed. He graduated from Northern State College with a B.S. in Secondary Education. He is Head Boy’s Basketball, Head Cross-Country and Assis- tant Track Coach. He also served as Head .Junior Class Advi- sor. leading the Junior class through a bus year are; Front: Peggy Eckstein Sec.. Budi Kusser, S.B. Rep.. Ricki Kusser, Treas. Back: Van Ankrum, V. Pres., Ken Myers. Pres. Not pic- tured Ix»ri (larrigan. S.B. Rep. Mike Aasby 18 Juniors
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GRADUATION Speaker Gives Four Points Of Advice On May 15. 1980, at 8:00 p.m. 39 seniors marched in to the song. “Pomp and Circumstance.” Lead- ing the processional was next year’s student body president, Lori Garrigan. The sophomore class decorated the stage with the class colors of red and white, and the class motto. “When Will I See You Again.” The girls carried long-stem red roses, while the boys wore boutonnieres made out of red roses. After the seniors marched in Pastor Hilmore Williams gave the invocation. The two songs sung by the mixed chorus were, “We May Never Pass This Way Again”, and “Do You Know Where You’re Go- ing To”. Supt. William McLeod introduced the guest speaker, for- mer Highmore High School princi- pal. Mr. Michael Bezenek. By be- ing both serious and humorous, he got his four points of advice across to the graduates. Develope a sense of humor, discover yourself, see something beautiful everyday, and be responsible for your actions, were the points he suggested to the seniors. Principal Roger Hansen pre- sented the Class of 1980 and diplo- mas were given out by the chair- man of the school board. Mr. Wil- lis Klebsch. After the graduates turned their tasseles, Pastor Hil- more Williams gave the benedic- tion. The Graduates Address was giv- en by Michael Oligmueller. Marching out to the recessional, the graduates formed a receiving line for well-wishers and congratu- lations. % Graduation 17
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Penny Boschee Anne Brady Kay Branine Marc ia Cermak Russel Donavon Kevin Durfee Peggy Eckstein Jeff Ellsworth LEFT: The Junior class float depicted a horse being led to water. The theme was you can lead a Trojan to the field but. you can’t make him fight. BOT- TOM LEFT: Boy Stater’s: Kneeling; Richard Wurts. Standing; Van Ankrum and Todd Hertal. Junior 19
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