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Jean Hodges Dennis Hogan Candi Holcomb Alan Hood Patti Hooper Joyia Horstkamp Denise Hughes Mike Hullender Like it or not As the senior class members ap- proached their high school gradua- tion, they expected to face new problems and to take on more responsiblities. At that time, many seniors also turned eighteen, and they were regarded as adults in the eyes of the government. The con- sequences of turning eighteen we re felt much more by males than by females. Laws were passed re- quiring men to register for the draft when they reached the age of eigh- teen. Reactions to these laws varied among the seniors. Some took the matter in stride, feeling that registration was only a for- mality. However, other seniors feared that registration would lead to a peace-time draft. No matter how individuals felt on the subject, registration was evidence of the responsibilities seniors would have to face in the future. Pete Hults Robert Hultslander Debby Hunter Mark Hutchinson Terri Hutzelmann Missey Hyatt John Hyer Lee laniero Seniors 63
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62 Honorable Discharge George Hawkins Dawn Hayden Sue Haydon Kim Heavey Becky Heavner Elayne Heck Shelly Hedrick Linda Held Jeffrey Hensley Thomas Hetley Douglas Hill .Carol Hinkle Susan Hinson Joseph Hirl Diane Hobbis DeAnna Hodge
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'Tirst Step At first it was just a piece of mail, but after discovering its contents, an early excitement about gradua- tion was sparked. The buzzing sounds of “Did you get your an- nouncements order form yester- day?” and “What are you going to get?”, could be heard around ordering time. Seniors were given the opportunity to buy an- nouncements, name cards, memory books, and senior keys, which would keep a lasting memory of their last year at Lake Braddock. On November 18 and 19 in the basketball concession stand, individual orders were plac- ed as seniors made their first preparations for graduation. Eric lannuzzi Tom Ippolito David Irish Jerry Jacinto Gail Jackson Christopher Jacob Wendy Jaffee Mary Carol Jamas Kenneth Jeffrey Maribeth Jensen Leroy Jeter Mary Jett Ordering her graduation announcements, Cindy Perkins waits while the representative checks her order form. 64 Honorable Discharge
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