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TOP: Mr. Scott Bowen presents English 8 award to JoAnn Shewey. BOTTOM LEFT: Janet Millirons receives Home Ec. award from Mrs. Betty Munsey. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Fred Beamer presents Geography award to Joyce Bruce. Awards — 23
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Curtain Closes for 9 The closing curtain for the '86 pro- duction was held on May 31, 1986, with dress rehearsal on May 30. The actors and actresses said their lines to perfection needing no prompting from behind the scenes. The cast of seniors marched in with an air of con- fidence for the future. The star play- ers had struggled with their lines to reflect their personalities and thoughts and convey their apprecia- tion to parents, faculty and class- mates. At the top of the cast was Becky Melvin, valedictorian; Lisa Talbert, salutatorian; Karen Wright, historian. Many from this cast of 50 wore gold ropes to signify the attain- ment of an 88 or above scholastic average. There were many extras in the cast of '86 and these gave support and filled in spaces wherever they were needed. Those who received perfect attendance awards were found to be recipients of a large number of other academic awards. Moments of fun and laughter oc- curred when senior gifts were dis- pensed, and, for some, embarrass- ment at having been found out. ” Em- bracements and even a few tears were shed when the final curtain closed on the '86 production. TOP: Senior Class, 1986, singing for awards day. CENTER LEFT: Rita Gusler “grumbles” about school. CENTER RIGHT: Classmates enjoy “gag gifts from Lynn Tate and Gene French. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Becky Melvin delivers her valedictory speech. 22 — Graduation
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TOP LEFT: Amy Drummond tries to find the correct columns to use in accounting. TOP RIGHT: “That’s not what it’s sup- posed to do. ” Laura Morehead explains to Mrs. Jessie Kegley in Word Processing. BOTTOM LEFT: “Junior ” accounting— Billy Burton, Darci Groseclose, Ritchie Havens, Mike Hounshell. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Betty Munsey lectures to Home Living class. Michelle Spangler, Freda Davis, Tonya Looney, Jenny LJm- barger, April Newberry, Julie Baxley. 24 — Vocational
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