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Commencement speaker inspires class On Sunday, June 3, 1984, at 3:00 pm, the processional “Theme from Star Wars” began, and Royal Blue and Silver gowns marched two by two into A.F. Al-linder Gymnasium. There were no tears for the graduating seniors, they were proud of themselves and their accomplishments, and they were ready to leave GHS and begin their futures. The class motto, You only live once, but if you live right once is enough” hung above the platform, dictating a destiny for the graduates, and an inspiration for the underclassmen. Senior class President Peggy O'Brien gave the invocation, and Principal, Clark Oliver introduced the platform guests. The Address was given by Mrs. Delores Cook, a former school board President and the first female commencement speaker at Greenville. She ABOVE: Gary Durham and Todd Blumberg pensively await the beginning of the processional. ABOVE RIGHT: Michelle Dibble gives a congratulatory hug to a classmate after commencement. RIGHT: Signs of content, happiness and apprehension show on some of the graduates faces. talked about the advantages of growing up in a small town and the special people that Greenville was sending into the world. Clark Oliver presented the class of '84 and the graduating seniors received their diplomas from the Board of Education. A great cheer went up as tassles were moved to the right side of their cap, finally feeling the end to high school and the beginning of the rest of their life. Rebecca Sue Lewis sang “Others May Come” with piano accompaniment by exchange student Paivi Helena Har-konen. The graduates stood as “Today is Graduation” began, and they paraded out of the gymnasium, ready to face the world. 24
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LEFT: Becky Nelson and Wendy Os tenscn arc presented the Elizabeth and Guido Binda scholarship by Board president Ralph Loeschner. BELOW: After 37 years of service to Greenville Public Schools, Biology instructor Robert Budge accepts a gift on his retirement. 1 ■'”l I''ve nil ABOVE: On Leadership Day, Wednesday, the members of the senior class sit together for one of the last times as a class. RIGHT: During the Leadership Assembly Assistant Principal, Tom Matchetl, gives the Student Council Awards. 23
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ABOVE LEFT: Rick “Dutch” Thomas receives his diploma from School Board member, Mr. Nelson. LEFT: The class of “84” sits together for the last time in the gymnasium during commencement. ABOVE: Feelings of pride and accomplishment show on Vicki Sabin’s and Carl Durkin’s faces. 25
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