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TOP: Participating in many of the musical presentations gave Lisa Bergeron the privilege of being the recipient of the vocal Music Award. MIDDLE LEFT: Mike Murphy. Ed McKit- trick, Tom Coover, Heidi Rumsey, Cory Abney. Stacey Delap and Karen Goedl receive local and state scholarships. MIDDLE RIGHT: Outstanding talents earned Heidi Rumsey the honor of accep- ting the Art Award from Mr. Hunger. BOTTOM LEFT: Receiving an award from Mr. Bloss. Ron Schwipps is overjoyed about the whole idea. BOTTOM RIGHT: Congratulations are given to Theresa Rennekamp for being selected for one of the German awards from Miss Kramer. 19
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For some, scholastic achieve- ment paid off in the form of cer- tificates, scholarships and other special honors. Receiving a reward, whether for perfect attendance, honor roll, or scholastic achievement, gave many students a feeling of accomplishment. The medals, pins and scholar- ships were presented at an even- ing program attended by relatives and friends. TOP LEFT: Having the honor of being Valedictorian, Cory Abney accepts her medal from Mr. Gardner. TOP MIDDLE: Top scholastics entitled Stacey Johnston to receive a certificate from Mr. Bloss. TOP RIGHT: Selected as the Good Citizen, Greg Willhite is presented his certificate by Mrs. Du nicer. BOTTOM: Tim Sheckler, Angie Russell, Heidi Rumsey. Mary Reuter. Trisha Purcell and Mike Murphy are some of the students who were recognized for being on the honor roll the whole year. 18
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LISTENING PLEASURES Having the ability to perform special programs gave a selective group of students the prestige of showing their music ability. For the second year the Junior and Senior high concerts were two separate concerts. This enabled the two groups to be able to have their own concert. TOP RIGHT: The seniors of the band sing their farewell song. “Goodbye Billy.” MIDDLE LEFT: Exact timing and acuteness were required when playing an instrument. The Senior High Band waits for Mr. Schein’s signal to start playing. MIDDLE RIGHT: As an extra added per- formance. the stage band performs their version of the “Pink Panther.” BOTTOM: The Senior High Chorus sing a slow melody to the audience. 20
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