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E I l3eWefWmWWLi . Poem: A ' Q1 N - F Jane Nuckolls Class Day '69 ef -. - r ,gi sm -fits 5-1-.. f 1-,I wi ears api ss . w e si- f f. . as ' 1 f -. f s . -.ri xr ' , ... wg fi 5-' ' ' tw ? 3. Aw . V + ' L11 isa 1- .. ' VE uri? 1.5- ti 5 wwf. -IM ,. ' Eff. . iss: 2 . Irs? . . M., ss.: tr.. am . .ss ., as sf., .M ,. . 'X -7 . f H ,S--f ,.., ., Ms, .. 4 ,su sw .,,..,. ., fr- v,.., 1-.i,,. .M . M., r - .ff 1 r 5 Sm, fl 'S g s g ti Q, . The Class of '69 presented its farewell to the faculty and students of Central High School on May 16, 1969. To the Se- niors, Class Day '69 is representative of the drawing to a close of twelve years of learning, study, work,joy, and laughter The program of Class Day '69 consisted of the reading ofthe class history, plans, prophecy, gifts, and last will and testament. The class poem was written andpresented by Jane Nuckolls. The class song, entitled We,re Gonna Change our Land , was composed by Mike Owens and sung by the entire Senior Class. A quartet composed of four Senior girls presented a song en- titled Somewhere . Special gifts were presented to members of the faculty and others who have worked to make our high school years a success. Class Day '69 ended by the singing of the Alma Mater by the Senior Class. 9 Y e1f?,-'s-f--If I I 3 il ss -I YES
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enior Picnic The Senior Picnic is that one day of the year that all the Seniors have been Waiting for. The day We leave our under- classmen behind and enjoy all the excitement and adventure we can find. It is the day in which we enjoy being with our classmates, realizing that it may be our last time together. It is an ending for our school days, yet a beginning for our future life.
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Graduation The long-awaited moment fell on May 16, 1969. That night, 107 Seniors reaped the rewards of twelve long years of study and labor. To many of those sitting in the audience, this ceremony brought back many old and treasured memories. To many others, this brought to them a Wonder for the future, and their own gradua- tion. We, the remaining students at Central, wish to extend our sincere best Wishes and hope for a prosperous future of each of those 107 who graduated that night.
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