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Looking back over the year ltHow were together. Soon welll be apart. But welll still make it against all odds. The chosen class motto said something special about the senior class. They felt they had the determina- tion to make it, even though they would no longer be a unit. Determination seemed to be a quality that the class of 1984 always possessed. They started their'last year of high school with . a great deal of anticipation. The first task they had as seniors was ' to exchange senior pictures. As a new practice seniors went to local studios to get their portraits taken. In the past, photographers I had always come to the school. . : School went on as usual and . 3 , they enjoyed their new status as seniors. The new title was shouted Watching play practice, Ann Frank delights in what she sees. After FFA Parents Night Paul Gelven takes charge of the ag office. Senior Class members listen during a careers assembly. 78 l Seniors at the top of their lungs at pep assemblies throughout the year. Later on, they had the opportunity to order graduation an- nouncements, name cards, memory books and other memorabilia. Later in the spring they were measured for caps and gowns. For the first time, students purchased the gowns instead of using the school-owned garments. At graduation ceremonies, Salutatorian Robin Schmid brought home the poignant feel- ing of the inevitable separation with her analysis of the class song, HTake A Look At Me Now. They were a group of unique in- dividuals, and time can only tellrif they can succeed against all odds. Taking a stubborn stance, Julie Brandt performs as the nurse in the senior play.
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' Content with the knowledge he earned. Mike Gerschefske receives his diploma from Mrs. Pat Oidtman, president of the school board. mnmy4$l V eru watching fellow classmates take their fInal steps as seniors, Amy Mebruer, Stacey Light and Laura Koenigsfeld look on. ,...,. ,4 - H- e-Ah--zw--W.;mr., W.M.-.e Danny Schenerr presents a pink rose, the class flower, to Mary Rustemeyer. Giving her farewell to classmates, Nora Hayes, valedictorian, presents her speech. Seniors h 77
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