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CLASS OF '69: (FRONT ROW) Sandra (Hollar) Jenkins, Terry Lynn Meredith, Oralia L. Castellanos, Wayne Alfred Allmon, Pamela Sue Smythe, Randy L. Cox, Marsha Jane Sisk, Gary Ray Mosier, Linda Kay Fawley, William E. Foreman, Janice Kay Truex, Ralph L. Shotts, Debra Jo Bowser, Terry Lane Hammer, Nancy Anna Newton, Marion Earl Boggs. (ROW TWO) Cinda Lou Weidner, Michael Lewis Gross, Susan Jeanne Tibbets, Bruce A. Meiser, Kay E. Buies, Harold Duane Gates, Peggy Lee Whetstone, Richard Morrison, Josie A. Kelley, Gary Lee Romine, MaDonna L. Booth, James Lee Blosser, Roseanna Copeland, Julio Salvador Murcia, Elaine Diane Garman, John Merrill Romine. (ROW THREE) Marcia Jean Owens, James Ray Barnhart, Helen Crisp, Miles Lee Nellans, Sharon Kay Lewis, Stanley Howard Johnson, Sharon K. Goodman, Bruce W. Wiard, Luanna Jo Sarber, Dennis Meyer, Jacque Pritchard, Ronnie Teel, Barbara A. Huffman, Walter Kipling Smith, Laura Jo Creighton, Michael Allen Coplen. (ROW FOUR) Ernest Wayne Welbom, Janet K. Barnhart, Randy Douglas Haist, Pamela Sue Kuhn, Randy Lane Dickey, Nancy Lynn Campbell, Lawrence Eugene Hanes, Carolyn Sue White, Donald Ray Acton, Wendy Elaine Burtner, Ricky A. Smelser, Mary Ann (Peters) Shoemaker, Rick J. Long, Rainelle Tara Davis, Dennis A.Couture, Donna Eileen Yarian, Vern Allen Hurd, Sylvia Diane Mc- Clone, David H. Eherenman. (Junior Escorts, Tom Scott and Janet Fisher.) oo rt c a n 3 rt c n
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“Today Is Now; Tomorrow Is What We Make It” Graduation is time of looking for- ward to our uncertain futures with anxious eager anticipation. Some of our destinies lie towards military service, college, marriage and vocations. It's not a time of only looking forward, but of also looking backwards at good times and happenings gone, never to be rediscovered or known again. At grad- uation we left an establishment of learning only to enter life's establish- ment of learning with one main thought: no matter where we’ve been or who we were, it’s now the man or woman ac- countable for ourselves eager to dis- cover our most important life's goal happiness. (Above) The last hour at MHS draws to a close. (Right) Mr. Gaylord Toll addresses the graduates. (Far Right) A rose, a diploma, and many memories from MHS. Student Life 16 Valedictorian John Romine and Salutatorian Elaine Garm an. Even though commencement approaches the senior guys still find time to compare report cards.
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