Huguenot High School - Talon Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Expectation and an- ticipation are re- flected in the ex- pressions of Joe Hanna and Suzy Hartley (RIG HT) as Richard Tait wonders “If you can meet with tri- umph and disaster and treat those two imposters just the same.” AY at Huguenot Graduates June 8 Commencement was held on Tuesday night, the eighth of June at the Richmond Arena. After a welcome by Doug Cruickshanks, three student speakers, Nancy Verser, Diane Luckey, and Richard Tait, discussed four lines from Rudyard Kipling’s “If.” Then Mr. G. H. Reid and Mr. James Bagby presented the diplomas and the awards and announced the scholarship winners. The Reverend A smiling Glenn Miller accepts the Ruritan Award from Mr. Reid. Other Mr. William T. Smith, Jr., pastor of the Southampton awards include the American Legion Award given to Margot Gronholz Baptist Church, delivered the invocation and the bene- and Bill Cale, the Underwood Best Business Student Award given to diction. Cathy Capasso, and the FTA Award given to Susan Buchholz.

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Senior girls (LEFT) await the proces- sional for Bacca- laureate service at Grace Baptist Church Sunday June 6. Twelve years of schooling are now completed for the Class of’65 (RIGHT). First Class to Complete Five Year To strains of Meyerbeer’s “Coronation March” seniors decked in white or blue caps and gowns entered the Grace Baptist Church on the Sunday evening of the sixth of June for a Baccalaureate service. The Reverend Mr. Web- ster L. Simons, Jr., rector of St. Michael’s Episcopal Church, spoke on the thirteenth chapter of First Corinthians, and later, after an anthem, a hymn, and the benediction, the gowned figures exited to the “Grand March” from Aida by Verdi. Diane Luckey, (LEFT) who later received the Balfour Award, speaks on “If you can think, and not make ” thoughts your aim... Seniors (RIGHT) listen at- tentively as the roll call is read and diplomas are given. 28

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