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BELOW: Since they both achieved 4.0 grade point averages during their four years in high school. Paul Loney and Ron Wineinger shared valedictorian honors. Mr. Lee Dalrymple. prin- cipal. presents awards to the co-valedictorians. RIGHT: Mr. Ron Ludwig. Board of Education president, congratulates Randy Savage as he accepts one of the 53 diplomas presented during Commencement. BOTTOM LEFT: Greg Boyle, by achieving a 3.92 grade point average throughout four years of high school, gains the distinction of salutatorian BOTTOM RIGHT: By giving Kelly Blackman a farewell hug. Lisa Richmond relays her message of good luck.
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53 seniors receive diplomas Thirteen years of education climaxed as the Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises were held for the Class of 1981. On Sunday evening, May 17, the Baccalaureate speaker challenged the departing students as the Rev. David Bran- son, pastor of the Marion Chris- tian Church, said that one must know God, not just about God, for Him to be a part of one’s life. Also, the senior ensemble per- formed two selections: “The Way We Were” and Thy Will Be Done” with Brad Seifert as soloist. On Tuesday, May 19, 53 seniors graduated, moving on to new horizions. Nelson Hartman, ex- ecutive director of Kansas State High School Activities Associa- tion, presented the address. He stressed that education is made up of the four “R's” —reading, writing, 'rithmetic and respon- sibility-supported by the three “D’s”—dedication, determina- tion and discipline. Seniors honored for outstand- ing academic achievement through four years of high school were Ron Wineinger and Paul Loney, co-valedictorians; Greg Boyle, salutatorian; Kelly Blackman, Donna Casey, Gena Helmer, Beckey Houdyshell, Jan Nuss, Debbie Rittgers, Randy Savage and Linda Williams. TOP: Commencement speaker Nelson Hartman, executive director of the Kansas High School Activities Association, points out that the only difference between a champ and a chump is u. LEFT: Hap- piness for Jan Nuss and Ron Wineinger is receiving Outstanding Senior awards These students were chosen by a faculty vote and were presented framed cer- tificates by Mr. Lee Dalrymple. principal. ABOVE: Walking Into the gym for Com- mencement exercises. Scott Inman and Tammy Sandwell join the procession. 15
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8 benioi Kelly Blackman Greg Boyle Ty Branson Leslie Burkholder Brad Carlson Sandy Carr Donna Casey Laurie Caulk Jeff Christensen 16A
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