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Starting at the right and moving clockwise, Tim Fisher delivers his graduation speech, Jeff Nold comforts Alisa Siebeneck following the com- mencement ceremony, the graduates toss their caps into the air, and, Ray Parmelee and Larry Lindeman show their jubiliation after receiving their diplomas. This time of our lives is the ba- sis of our adulthood. Now it's the time to go out and make more memories of the things we enjoy most. — David Montgomery 13
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nothing's going to stop us now Diplomas awarded to | nearly 500 graduates The 116th annual commencement pro- gram for graduating seniors was held at 3 p.m., at Donnell Stadium, Sunday, June 5. Nearly 500 students participated in the event on a warm, sunny after- noon. Featured speakers for the class of 1988 and their topics were Tim Fisher, Attitude is Everything ; Angela Browne, Focus on the Future ; Kyle Parke, Beyond the Limits ; Andrea Simpson, One Giant Step Forward ; and, Gordon Cooper, Face Reality and Relish Life. Special music was provided by the high school's symphonic choir. The choir sang Hold Onto A Star and Psalm XLVI. Father Marty Nassr of St. Michael's Catholic Church presented the invoca- tion. The seniors chose Nothing's Going to Stop Us Now as the theme for the cer- emony. Prior to the commencement ceremony, the graduates met in the gymnasium of Donnell Junior High School to prepare for their processional onto the football field and into their seats in the stadium. Many graduates relaxed during the pro- gram by playing with a beach ball. Retiring superintendent of the city school district, Dr. C.W. Manuel, rec- ognized Paul MacDonald as the class valedictorian and John Nielsen as the class salutatorian. Principal Robert Shamp presented the senior class to board of education pres- ident Dr. Michael Lindamood for the presentation of diplomas. Following the program, students ad- journed to parties of family and friends to celebrate the end of their high school education. Of •X 12
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Starting at the right and moving clockwise, Jud (Tim Fisher) and Laurey (Christine Colquitt) dance in the dream ballet, Carlene (Suzanne Bryant), Victoria (Elaine Bearden) dancer Mea- gan Brown and Laurey (Jenny Yoder) sing Many A New Day, AH Hakim (Paul Busch) says good- bye in the arms of Ado Annie (Amy Wilson) as Will (Jeff Nold) looks on, and, Curly (Shawn Graham), Aunt Eller (Beth Rice) and Laurey re- lax on the porch of Aunt Eller s house. Being one of the leads in the musical is something I've wanted ever since I saw my first musical in 1981. It was a lot of fun work- ing with everyone, especially Shawn. — Jennifer Yoder 14
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