Bangor High School - Echo Yearbook (Bangor, WI)

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Tetry. Success cannot be measured Ky wealth It is measured by the appmess you give others. You are already a success Love. Mom f 1 f Dawn. You have made us proud. Follow your dreams. We love you. Be happy with Dave. Love, Mom, Dad, and Carl Darin, We are very proud to have a son like you, Darin. Keep up the good work. God bless you and we love you. Mom and dad Paul, To someone special. Always there for each other. Communication, son to mother, is the best thing anyone could have. Love, Mom I Todd O., Keep your happy smile and sense of humor in the years to come. We love you. Mom and Dad Amy, We are proud of you and wish you happiness and success in whatever you do. Love, Mom and Dad Vicki, We are very proud of you, and wish for you whatever you wish for in the future. Love always, Mom and Dad 17

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Steve, Thanks for the memories. God's child, his gift to us, you are free of the world. Shalom Mom and Dad Randy. We wish you the best in whatever you do. Remember, “Life is what you make it. We are proud of your achievements in High School. Keep up the good things you do. Love, Mom and Dad Lisa, May success be yours, no one deserves it more! Love, Mom, Dad, Laurie, and Jeff Dear Theresa Always be true to yourself and your word and you will go far. Keep up the good work. We are proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations Steve We are proud of your accomplishments but mostly of who you are as a person! Mom and Dad Michael, Thank you for all the joy and love. May your future be filled with all the happiness you’ve given us. Mom and Dad Dear David, You are very special to us and have given so much enjoyment to our family. Use all of your many abilities for good. Keep a song in your heart and remember, we always love you. Mother and Dad

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Graduation - Thats What Friends Are For The Class of 1987 graduated from B.H.S. at 2:00p.m. on May 24, 1987. The class walked in as the Bangor High School Band played the traditional “Pomp and Circumstance”. The Salutatorian Address was given by Terry Mihm, and then the Senior Choir sang Thats What Friends Are For”. After the music was over, class valedictorian, Steve Koch, gave his address. Mr. Wellman then introduced the guest speaker, Dr. Herbert J. Grover, State Superintendent of Schools. Afterwards, Mr. Berns announced awards and honors received by the seniors. The class then received their diplomas from schoolboard president Kenneth Wolf. After the presentation of diplomas, Miss Theresa Mitchell sang “My Wish for You”. When everyone had been through the receiving line, the graduated seniors rushed up to the library to turn in their robes so they could go home and celebrate. 18