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CHALLENGES. . . 8TH GRADE Upper left. On Mini-Course Day the students learned hem to make leather book marks. Earl Boettcher seems to be impressed with his work so lar Above Wheat weaving can be a fun hobby lana Welty decorates her «ompleted woven heart. Upper right Halloween is al- ways well-liked by the underclass- men. Roger Ml. Barsotti was al- most caught taking a sip trom his concealed bottle, left: while the rest of the class is working diligent- ly on then Social Science, John Halter takes a break from his study- ing to see what is happening in the hall Right '86! 86’ light! fight Fight for 86! At a not-too-evoting game, Mark Rekhelt pauses to lis- ten to |erry LaBuda's story. Darla Tyler Lana Welty Gina Williams Ronnie Williams Jimmy Winters
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ACCEPTING AND MEETING Eighth Grade Class Officers: Sitting-Shona Marten, student council representative, Gina Williams, president, Renate Finke, student council representative. Standing- Roger Barsotti, sec.-tres., Chris Ulmen, advisor, Jeff Herzog, vice-president. Earl Boettcher Dawn Childs Brian Gasvoda Lance Cook Ty Cline John Halter Dawn Halverson Jeff Herzog Susan Holmes Jerry LaBuda Mark Reichelt Penny Robertson Craig Turk Lauretta Pelley 14 Reece Ophus
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GRADUATION ABOVE: On May 26, 1982, ihe Class of '86 took another big step on their way to adulthood. Shona Martin seems a bit ner- vous as she steps forward from the group to receive her diploma. A happy class sponsor, Chris Ulmen, reads each students name thinking that this means that school will be out soon. BELOW: Shake with your right hand; re- ceive your diploma with your left. That's correct, Craig Turk! BELOW: School board member Lindy Hal- verson had the honor of presenting this year's eighth graders with their passes to high school . Lance Cook is proud to have made it this far. ABOVE: The sixth and seventh grade band members watch in- tently so that when their turn comes in a year or two-they will be ready. Lynn Bartkoske is glowing with the excitement of entering high school. 16
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