North Central High School - Aquila Yearbook (Pioneer, OH)

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l. Senior members of chorus perform An Old lrish Blessing. 2. Reverend William Burson of the Church of the Nazarene delivers the graduation message. 3. Honor speaker, Dave St. John, challenges his classmates. 4. Cathy Reeder, honor student, reminds classmates of their motto. 5. Julie Stephens receives her diploma. 6. Lee Steinke gets Mr. l-larpster's congratulations, 7. Caps in the air signal the end and a beginning. 8. Still, solemn. Kathy Scott and Dave Nixon, march out. diplomas in hand. 9. Junior attendant. Brenda Sumner, waits for the cue to lead class in. 10. Some solemn. some smiling, the graduates march in. ll. Girls in light blue, boys in dark, the seniors process to their chairs. IZ. Seniorsjoin the band for the last time, -.11 'Z K 4?-'WN ' Ji ' 7 '- ' -'P' -, . z ' J ,':'S 3.-'A all la 391' .1 i Rf ' 4 ' ... J , -1 . t . -, am .. 'ii S 1 I 'Y if ' if 'if are 1 3 l V I fi i ' ' V 'Q' . SY ii .N I 3 . ' . X v i fn 3' -.4 Y 5. l K . i 2. V 1 f 3 ,., . id 5 f -i--..-.-.-,.l ll H in , W.. A ,A 3.f'34-visliiffl N N Sixty-Five Seniors Receive Diplomas Sunday. May 28, 1978, completed the Class of '78's trek through high school. Activities were at 2:00 p.m. on the front lawn. Reverend Carl T. Frack gave the invocation and benediction and the message was presented by Reverend William Burson. Cathy Reeder and David St. John were the honor student speakers. The class gift of two auditorium chairs was presented by class president, Curt Bandeen. Senior band and chorus members performed with those groups for the last time and seniors in chorus presented a special number. Diplomas were handed out by school board president, Robert Gamboe. superintendent. Richard Harpster and principal. Rahman Dyer. Ron Huffman received his diploma from his father. also a member of the school board.