Galesburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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I Q aa... M O r 1 ' fi i ,,. s' N I - raduation, e 4, 1985, the end of twelve yearsfofischool and the f ff tday of tof your life? ybe not that tic but it was ' f ' f A an interesting evening. Sen began millin H nd the gym - in, ' . at about 7:30 and 15 minutes later teachers and alls were jg anxious trying to corral 373 seniors into their prospective Even everyoneyv ' plaeefand the Qmony began. 3 V Haras, o was the on to speak. She concerned herself , I never forgetting the nieiiiories that 'formed together, saying that friergdship is - xy s t T ' precious and important and that no one could ever aygall the we ' , - have ha together. Derek Clevidence followed her wi speech that was en to make s 'ntendent Wi1liaQbel squirm. He saidWffBe a perfectionistg find fatglgand act to change it...but act to protect not to in ' 'tffQfHe'iiwent on to s hat tlieigoal ' should be: to leam nsibility, even if mis were necessary. Th ool district U needs to let studen ake mistakes while leaming responsibility. Perhaps we should V stan by being responsible for onjves, like dressing ourselves moming andiiifgfff Q walking a block to lunch, Derek said. Ijlegwent on to say th classiaccomplished its? of more fr , with the the closed ur, without inhibit- 1 g anyone's right education. H edby saying, 'fClass o 5 you did well. You did right. I'm satisfied. Mr.'Owens was the final ker who said, ':fE,ach of you a quality or strength...kn your with yo ength and do itiyour way. You must unders 'f you yygg t apply itfyyhere you are, alter it, change it find another I pla use it. e choir sang and there was a solo, Friends, by ahvonggflfhe . Bud taff made the night special by putting bn a slidefshow to the song 0tiefor l of the senior hroughout the cours lie yearg it ended with a picture of the ' r class on th rslicleiat Lake Sto , ken on the day of the senior picnic. For th first time in six years the entire auditorium was filled, and ge ggaiticket was not an easy task. The first night of the rest of your life, Mr. Owen id,-if that was true then the class of 1985w'ffto a great start.-' Q right: Der levidence startslvout his commencem address by giving Mi. Trappani a can of deodora w: The graduates lining up in the gy fore graduation.. I L i W T i 3 i R.. T I -V