Fort Osage High School - Indian Legends Yearbook (Independence, MO)

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1 I V l-5 4 lf, l l Q 1 ' ll Y 1.7 i in 1. 41 l I , . w I 5 l 1 1 7 I, tl iw ., Z if H H fl iz li I V P 1 l I l 4 1 T Looking toward the future The long-awaited day finally came for all seniors. Graduation finally ar- rived! On May 22, 1985, at 7:30 p.m. in the Saints Auditorium in Indepen- dence, 329 students graduated. The students had to meet at the auditor- ium that morning for practice. Then they had to be at the auditorium half an hour before the ceremony began, to go over the last minute details. It was then time to line up and go down the aisle. During the ceremo- ny, students' minds would wander as they thought about the future. Then it was time for the speakers to go up on stage. They were the Va- ledictorian and Salutatorian, Brent Harding and Darin Lovelace, which were chosen by Mr. Richard Frank- lin. Then row by row students got up and their turn would come to go up on stage and receive their diploma jacket. After the ceremony, the graduates went downstairs to receive their diploma. It was time to say 'goodbye' and good luck! Martha Zamarripa B IH Cl' ' ' ' ' . gjjgumigg ggieinglahaslzes U palm during he Dann Lovelace talks about the future. 26!Graduation-Martha Zamarripa

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S we Z., X 3-V 'W 4 f .Tj Lori Tompson whispers to her date, David Young, while Rick Murphy looks on, Misty Salaki- Prom!25

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Graduating seniors of the class of 1985 pre- pare to file toward the stage. 4 Martha Zamurripa- Graduati0nf27