Chapel Hill High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

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SPECIAL FRIENDS TOGETHER You can be anything you want to be, but first you have to want to be somebody. This was the keynote of the commencement address given by Frank Melton, president of TV-3, lnc. He received a standing ovation from the capacity crowd in Wagstaff Gymnasium. Melton offered several other points of sound advice to the class of '87, Your ancestors have made tremendous sacrifices so you can sit here tonight. Don't ever forget, and stay close to your own children, Melton told them. He said that instead of cherishing what older Americans have to tell us, we often cast them aside. A After cautioning graduates against the dangers of drugs and alcohol, he reminded them that they will always need help from other people. The ability to get along with others is priceless, he said. Others participating in commencement exercises were Mrs. Elaine Merr- bach, processionalg Mindy Webb, invocationg Tara Weikel, pledge of allegiance, Sheila Kimlicko, national anthem, Vicki Gray, welcomeg valedic- tory and salutatory addresses, Danice Deffebach and Sherrie Grayg benedic- tion, Carla Barnett, school song, Fiobin Hall and Amy Mosleyg and awarding of diplomas, Superintendent Johnny Johnston, Principal Jerry Hardy, and board members Jim Cunningham, Charles Edwards, Shirley Dean, W.E. Brumbelow, Mel Charlton, Cris Pinkerton, and Glynn Whitaker. REMEMBER LAKE CHAPEL HILL? Valedictorian Danice Deffebach adds a humorous touch to her address. WE MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN. Salutatorian Sherrie Gray congratulates her fellow classmates. A MOMENT OF PRIDE. Corey McCowinposes for a family photo. ermpumlon GEAR5 -Q new gems, iw '- -I :ff fri -iff 'C 26' F' 1:1551 ' 'I wisp v:1',1effff-s1f1azf: ' -' -' . -' : -:cliffigifigiikgiI2:3I955II5II5If43IIL-..l.W-is'59,-fwe .Jax-. . mi. it.'l:f,.5.f9Ef .': .,WILEYfi -f,'::f:.5E' 'infix -- I2 .QQ if Y ' ' ' 'ilfp ff giif- 1 -2 we :gi f f H - - fi-f:i'ff-wffrfl --wlfrf11 fffwffizwwwggf-2:w11rs1w,-1.1 izsexiwf-ifSa1,. ' ,. .. - -i .1 fs ,irr ,,.:.' v,,,,-,., ti ,iii ,f,,, f er,,..,,,,,, ,, . . I I Ifglswlt- 1-2 f-IWW, -,-1 -:vxxrzz fl.: fl 'TFSSJIL V 1, .. ...NE

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JOY TO THE WORLD. Graduates enjoy the traditional hat-tossing following the ceremony. L 1, LQVE 'YA. Toby Foster and Lojuana Jones are iubilant. WE DID IT! Renee Hood sharesmemories with Kim Weaver. GRA ATTON v,,if,,:fqgm-mpgzgiMffem' 1 .. , . K my-.fs -2anrw.sw'Qzs:sr:- ' ,mf fwxg ,ff3,,:,i. mi.-,W ,iw ., f .Mmmi,-,n-wifi-vig wif: rt. ,f:.:ff::v7- i --fr-A A. gm: . - f gm: 3--iy,,, . iff -im-ik ' ..,1f.asi92l'- ' - MW Nwfikirva ' , 1, - i .1 if ,V '-