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'MUCcULtiavt By Lynn Martin Best wishes, good luck, and “congratulations were some of the sayings the grade school graduates received on their graduation night. The night included talented clarinetists Lori Martin, Stacy Rachel, Lori Fisher, Cindy San-dall, Robbie Asbell, and Trip Barton playing the song Bouree. Singing the song Traveler” were Nikki Weller, Lynn Unkrich, Erika Harter, Angela Knotts, Jill Marvin, Lori Fisher, Anne Smith, Toby Shearer, Trip Barton, and Tony Wieda. The ceremony also included speakers Tom Staley, Anne Smith, and John Thompson. The evening ended with the students receiving their diplomas and walking out into a starry sky. Before students left, however, they dedicated the evening to classmate Brian Rosecrans who has been fighting leukemia all year. Arrangements were made to video tape the proceedings for Brian to see and share in. Photos by Lynn Martin Grade School Graduation — 23
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Tom (right), Anne (center right), and John (bottom) were elected by classmates to be commencement speakers. Mr. Griner (below; presented Brian Rosecrans (accepted by Brian’s brother Jeff) with the Indian Award for Courage to honor Brian's battle with leukemia. Posing for photos is one of the many graduation activities these girls (bottom left) enjoyed. Their names? Lynn Unkrich, Anne Smith, Erika Hartter, Angir Knotts, and Jill Marvin. Photos by Rembrandts 22 — Grade School Graduation
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Graduation is not the end nor the beginning. Instead, it is the end of the beginning, Mr. Langley quoted in his address to the graduates. This end was presided over by Ken Jessen, senior class sponsor, for the last time. Speakers included Sherry Molohon, class president; Mr. Roberts, principal; and Mr. Lanley, Superintendent. Valedictorian Melinda McKim and Salutatorian David Ryan also spoke, invoking memories of their last thirteen years. Mr. Roberts then asked parents to remember ... their first smile ... first step, first word ... first request for car keys. Jim Edwards, Board president, then presented the diplomas. It was an evening full of laughter and bittersweet tears. It was also a night for winners ... the top ten and three scholarship recipients. Bill Cinnamon gave Roy Groeper the Tom Harmon Award. Ray Ekhoff awarded the $1000 Bank Scholarship to a surprised Rick Miller. Jane Snow gave the BEA Scholarship to Mark Mueller who plans to make a career in education. Amid the final march, graduates left the gym for the last time. Their beginning over, their future just starting. 24 — High School Graduation
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