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While filing to their seats, graduat- new friends and other familiar ing seniors search the stands for faces. A smile of gratitude lights up the accepts the long-awaited diploma proud Henly member bid sand face of Bobby Boyd as he happily from Don Moore (principal). — » a4 a = ed hee Stacy Nuckles, Dee Dee Gilmer, and Missy Kelley (jrs.) await cue. ee ee Making a last-minute check, senior sponser Doris Bundy (business) finds everything ship-shape. Ra- chel Rasnake and Neil Smith ex- changed last-minute comments before entering the gym. “a eee sas Graduation 29
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The Rev. H. G. Musick delivers the Baccalaureate address. The final act Closing night rates 1st On May 31, the gym filled with graduating seniors, parents, friends, and facul- ty; gathering to listen to the Rev. H. G. Musick of Finney deliver the Baccalaureate sermon. They gathered to pay tribute to the gradu- ates, their accomplish- ments, their hopes and dreams. The largest crowd ever Goofing off for the last time, Roger Kiser Shows off his black-clad mus- cles to Ernie Jenkins and Lee Rec- 28 QGraduation filled the gymnasium for graduation ceremonies on June, 2eateS:O08p niet he valedictory and salutatory addresses were presented by Mary Sue Fields and Tammy Null. Then 135 di- plomas were awarded by Principal Don Moore and Jamie Farley (asst. principal). Memories filtered tor who find humor in Roger's ac- tions. Todd Musick, waiting for ceremonies to begin, finds time to through the minds of the new graduates — the sen- ior trip, senior lay-out day, the last homecoming, the final prom. Senior year symbolized the final curtain in the life of each teen-ager. It also symbolized the opening of a new produc- tion — adulthood. hold up the wall.
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Star athletes steal the show On the sports scene, foot- ball had an even season, earning themselves a berth in the regional playoffs for the first time since 1977. Unfortunately, boys’ bas- ketball had a disappointing year, but tennis, wrestling, Showing defensive form, Cheryl Amos (soph.) observes the offen- sive moves while Sharon Adams 30 Sports and track lifted the male morale by moving strongly into the regionals. The Lady Pioneers also” had a disappointing basket- ni ball season and a less-than- happy volleyball season. (sr.) prepares to move in for the double-team. As the only sopho- more on the Starting five for bas- : nn ee ee - at | However, they too 1€- ketball, Amos attracted a great amount of attention. On her knees, Andrea Lawson (soph.) readies to hit the ball.
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