Dunkerton High School - Raider Yearbook (Dunkerton, IA)

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1 Hats in the air and shouts of joy say all there Is to say tor this graduating class. 2 Mid-term graduate Connie Marvin receives her diploma for the second time with a smile. 3 Receiving the $500 R J. and $500 DEA Scholarships as Lisa Pfiffner recalls was very shocking, but at least I can go to college this fall. 4 The six honor students with a 92% average or better over 4 years are: Teresa Happel. Lynda Hare, Scott Segebarth. Susan Bain-bridge. Lisa Pfiffner and Lori Salisbury. Seniors 21

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For the last time in his career, L. A. Simester introduced the graduation speaker, Rev. Felix Morales. The Mixed Chorus stirred many emotions during their selections of “I Want to Live” and “Halls of Ivy.” Afterwards, Mr. Murphy presented the awards: Teresa Happel Citizenship Award and Lisa Pfif-fner the R. J. McElroy Scholarship and the DEA Scholarship of $500 each. School Board President Juanita McIntosh then handed out the anxiously awaited diplomas. When the last diploma was handed out, hats flew in the air and shouts of joy and tears filled the gym. The concert band once again played the Graduation March” and the seniors left to carry on Ann Fettkether Jeff Graham Jeff Hahn their motto — “| have no yesterdays; time took them away. Tomorrow may not be; but I have today.” 1 Junior escorts, Sandy Waschkat and Rhonda Nesbil fulfill their Iasi |unior class officer's duty by escorting the anxious seniors into the gym. 2 With hats, gowns and red roses, these seniors girls seem prepared as well as anxious to graduate. 3 Together tor the last time, the class of '82 experiences mixed emotions before Reverend Albertson gives the Invocations. 3 20 Seniors

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Barbara Haskin Lee Herman Vicki Jackson 1 After the senior breakfast. Troy Russell; Duane Harvel and Dale Steffen relax and talk a while before going to the graduation rehearsal. 2 Jim Stewart and Ann Fet-tkether volunteer their artistic talents to paint a rainbow for Mrs. Lockett during senior clean-up. 3 Teresa Happel gets a head start on doing the dishes while Dan Rigdon and Connie Marvin finish making the eggs for senior breakfast. 4 In a serious baseball game at George Wyth Park. Lee Herman swings with all his might as the team members look on. 22 Seniors