Cedar Hill High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Cedar Hill, TX)

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74in 75 Graduates Step Into New Realm of Life 74 young adults clad in cap and gown: Some weep, some smile, most listen quietly C. W. Hawkins, | ‘ sony to the speakers. . . | Superintendent, introduces the All try to realize that Speabkerinj. it's finally happening. . . SW ater, wants Each name is called: each One steps forward, receiving A diploma and the new World that awaits him or her. Afterward... Laughter, tears, happy shouts of disbelief... A swell of emotion as friends and families greet and part. . . W. S. Permenter, Acting High School Principal, pre- sented Faculty Honors and Schol- arships. An evening never to be forgotten by 74 young adults clad in caps and gowns. Susan Griffin, Salutatorian, and Vicki Hozdulick, Valedictorian, wait for the time to speak Dr. Billy C. Kennedy, Assistant Superin- tendent, Kingsville, Texas, gave the M@GGIESS!, . .

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Banner Night for Seniors , @ © e if — Oh, the Juniors’ Top Two, Elaine Gage and Paul Hawkins, eal ig walked them in at exactly 8:00 PM on May 23, 1975 Be Co f'7. € Since about 7:00, however, they had been getting set for the [wm greatentrance. . . putting on and taking off . . . whispering Pe '’p6 and laughing. . . watching the clock. 7 a 2 Mrs. Eitelman and Mr. Boatright were sponsors to the end - lined them up, inspected, and let them go. The Seniors made some special presentations - to Mr. Hawkins, Mrs. Penn and Lucy Eaglehurst . . . John Hendricks, class president, made those presentations. . . Russell took his hat off . . . and when it was over put it back on again. BRED Bit aS ab er ke ak ge w Ce