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...and Finally Before the band even struck a chord of “Pomp and Circumstance,” before one cap and gown was worn, the seniors fol- lowed the tradition of a Taylor County graduation. On May 27, they shut their lockers for the last time. As nine o’clock appeared, visitors, parents and the student body lined the bleachers of the gym for the an- nual Awards Day ceremony. The final mo- ment, as class president Tom McCray handed over the key to the school to the junior class president Tina Spencer, proved to be a tearful and emotional one as the junior class accepted the key. Then it was off to Grafton on May 30, as the seniors marched in the annual Memori- al Day Parade. Donned in caps and gowns, the 24 graduating seniors added the ’88 twist, of “wearing shades” to the traditional parade. Then on June 5th, no longer students, but independent adults, the class gath- ered together for the last time. Doing her part sophomore Christy Greathouse hands out the commencement programs to visi- tors. T X hey came from out of state and across the street. Teachers, parents, aunts, uncles, friends and alumni, all came to watch as a new group received their diplomas and graduated from Flemington High School. Misty-eyed, many in the audience could remember a similar time, per- haps years ago, when they too, marched up the aisle between rows of beaming relatives. For others, still students, they could imagine the moment when they would finally graduate, receive their diplo- mas, and leave the stage for the last time. 24 Student Life
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j Above:Serving on the court for the Prom were princess and prince Vickie Ball and Marty McCloy. Left: Picture perfect King Carl Pinnell and Queen Tammy Vincent were voted as the royal couple by the junior class. Student Life 23
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Thumbs up. Everything is going fine for senior Jerry Pence as he waits for the beginning of the graduation ceremony on June 5. GRADUATION NOTEBOOK Preparing for graduation can become costly for the graduates and their par- ents. Some of the articles every senior needs: Announcements Invitations Caps Gowns Thank You Notes APPROXIAMATE COST = $120 ( Officially over Tom McCray, senior, hands over the key to the school to Tina Spencer, junior. The traditional gesture marks the final moment as a student at FHS. Student Life 25
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