Dundee High School - Tempus Yearbook (Dundee, MI)

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Shaun Schultz receives the Aid Association for Lutherans Schol- arship. Shaun also received service, activities, citizenship, journalism, mathematics, science and social studies keys and a Michigan Technological University Board of Control four year scholarship. Dutstanding Seniors Awarded Un May 18, the scholastically outstanding seniors were honored with scholarships and awards. The awards winners were Patricia Skinner, service and citizenship and the American Legion Citizenship Award, Doug Straub, band and industrial arts, Linda Tennyson, English, Helena Mata, home economics, David Dermanelian, science, Dana McCracken, French, Iulie Treece, journalism and home economics, Leslie Hartford, industrial arts, Iulie Eash, yearbook, and Lisa Gossard, yearbook. The seniors were not the only persons awarded that night. Senior class advisor Mr. Tom Williams was presented with a glass terrarium by the senior class. Principal C. I. Schankin accepted a special plaque from the high school teachers for his service. English, mathematics and social studies keys. of the most honored seniors pose with some of their awards. David Dermanelian swept the athletic awards by winning the Trophy the Ham Munson Trophy and the Brian K. French Memorial Award. Michelle Hayden was awarded the Outstanding Athlete. Shau Schultz holds his valedictorian statue, Kathy Keinath has her salutatorian statue. Elizabeth Vogt received band, Senior Awards 1129

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Michelle Stoner receives the Iohn Phillip Sousa Award from band director Mrs. Lona Vogie. Michelle also received a French key. Mrs, Marlene Howe presents Mark Hanson with one of the many scholarships awarded that night. Becky Guyer accepts the French key from Mrs. Kathie Bolt. Turn about is fair play when David Dermanelian presents Mr. Tom Williams with a gift from the senior class. 128!Senior Awards ,WMM ww fir 'Z f,f1'5'ny 31 fur W Y f ,K ww w, f 2,5 ,fro ,iff V, QP' , wa Vw f 7

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Karen Gorzkiewicz slowly walks to her assigned seat during the processional. Rain brings Commencement inside Rain in the morning may have caused the com- mencement activities to be held in the gymnasium, but it did not dampen the spirits of the 1983 graduating class. Commencement began at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, May 29. After the invocation given by Fr. james DeWitt, who also delivered the baccalaureate address, salutatorian Kathy Keinath and valedictorian Shaun Schultz gave their speeches. The long-awaited diplomas were then presented to the 124 seniors. Diplomas were presented by school board members Mr. Walter Brehmer, Mr. Donald Schultz, Mr. Donald Sheldon and Mr. Nor- man Weyher. The graduates were then given a car- nation, the class flower, by the junior members of the National Honor Society. A special speech was given by Dr. David Bonnette honoring Mrs. Elva Sommer, who retired after years of service in the school cafeteria. Dr. David Bonnette shakes the hand of Mrs. Elva Sommer, who retired after 15 years of employment at D.H.S. l'50!Graduation E ' David Dejonghe, Susan Geiman, Shaun Schultz and Burle Barnier shout their approval as a fellow senior receives his diploma.