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Seniors complete journey through high school Today is the day that we find ourselves as we cherish those memories of a day gone by. These words of the Class of 1981 motto were left with Hemingford High School as the 23 graduates completed commencement exercises on May 17. Seniors spent a good deal of time picking their class motto as well as a song, flowers and colors. The class decided on Cool Change as the class song, the white rose as their flower and princess and royal blue as the class colors. Although eager to begin their post-high school endeavors, senior class mem- bers stated that they would miss their high school years. Graduates of 1981 said that in particular, the friends, activities and athletics would be missed the most. Serving the senior class as officers were Greg Powell (president), Karen Gasseling (vice-president), Molly Wilkins (secretary) and Kenny Kresl (treasurer). Student council representatives were Dawn Jespersen and Bob Zajic.
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Gone is the time that we first met. Gone is the moment that we will share forever. 7
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1—Senior prom royolty Shirley Smith and Ken- ny Kresl pose for admiring photographers in the arbor built by the juniors. 2—Moments before graduation exercises, Lorri Loch adjusts the tassle of Kat Smith’s mortarboard as Dawn Jespersen watches. 3—Jim Manning jumps with a start during the three-act play Exit the Body. 4—One-act play cast members Colleen Heinz and Molly Wilkins put the finishing touches on their facials. 5—Manning and Tim Kotschwar concentrate on the action during a girls' varsity basketball game. 6—Mr. Norm VanWyngarden sizes Cindy Loomis for a graduation mortarboard. 7 — At the Homecoming Dance, Laurie Garner and Greg Powell pair up for a dance. SENIORS—at left, first row: Bill Beam, Terry Kriz Cullan, Will Fiscus. Second row: Laurie Garner, Karen Gasseling. Rocky Grabber. At right: Gene Hanks, Colleen Heinz, Elaine Hucke. 9
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