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Addressing the graduating class, president Pat Lowery expresses anticipation for the future. Varied expressions portray the mixed emotions of the Class of ’65 on the final night of their high school career.
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Sister Theresa, as portrayed by June Nelson, enters the Fiske household on an errand to buy oil, and stops for a moment to warm herself by the fire and report news from the town. Sue Kuric, as the mentally unstable Louisa Creed, takes a solemn oath upon the Bible at the insistence of her sister Ellen that she will never reveal the condemning facts she has just learned. professional- looking Drama Club play , audience-pleasing melodrama -vv Preparing to leave and accept her punish ment, Ellen tries to explain to the feeble- minded Emily her reasons for going. Sue Kuric and Carole Sumner, as the child- like Creed sisters, listen in mild shock as Mrs. Fiske reproaches them. Opening Section 17
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Knowledge comes , but wisdom lingers expresses the spirit of graduating seniors How very quickly that last year had rushed past. All too soon, gradua- tion had arrived for the seniors, climax- ing the end of their high school career. Fond memories of an activity-filled four years were vividly recalled as the Class of ’65 gathered together for the last, official time. Even the most animated faces became sober as the significance of the occasion was realized. Ambitious and eager to meet the future, yet hesitant to give up the past, the seniors approached a new phase of life. Entering upon the threshold of adulthood, each contemplated the chal- lenge that lay ahead. Pensive, satisfied, Lon P. Monbeck bestows the congratulatory handshake upon one graduate. tearful, smiling, and anxious expressions depicted the varied emotions of the alumni-to-be. Proud parents and congratulating friends watch with esteem as the seniors entered the gym and took their seats. Intent concentration was apparent on every face as speeches were delivered and addresses given. As each graduate stepped forward to receive his diploma, he felt a surge of pride. The final goal had been reached. Students no longer, the new alumni would now enter the adult world. They would seek individual op- portunities and develop skills. Opening Section 19
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