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The Senior Class of Northeastern High School an- nounces its Commencement Exercises, Friday even- ing, June 2, 1972 at eight o'clock in the Northeastern School Auditorium. a2??1 anxious, and nervous - our emotions rise we prepare for that fmal moment, who can for- Adjustrng tres, fixing collars, combing hair, ready! Only to find the gown's on backward and cap on sideways ! ! ! Now, as hearts beat, foreheads perspire, final . . . The same long minutes are anticipated by hundreds of adjustments made, the long minutgg pass 35 we relatives and friends as they each seek their own graduate. wait in the hall! . . . l8I
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To music's soft and solemn strains, And parents' doting smiles, With flowing gowns and faces bright We walk on down the aisle. A hush falls o'er the friendly crowdg As we approach the stage It seems our book of memories Turns over, page by page. We see ourselves as sophomores, 'I'he strangeness that we knew: The seniors grave that we dismayed As down the halls we flew, And then as juniors we returned To worry 'bout our prom And history testsg we, like the rest, Assumed a natural calm. Then - mighty seniors at last! Our previous studying ceased As yearbook-work took up our time And interests increased. Now we recall the many pranks And crazy things we have done: The originality we have shown, And recognitions won. But the joy of graduation So long looked forward to Is dimmed: our school-fun's over, We part with friends we knew. And now the speaker's finishedg Diplomas crisp and white That signify a milestone reached Are held in hands clenched tight. There are great new fields to seek and conquer: 4 And, hiding fears, we smile. To hear the whole world wish us well As we walk up the aisle. - Selected CLASS OFFICERS: President - Kathy Engle V. President - Bill Agle Secretary - Linda Neidhart Treasurer - Tom Hinderer CLASS MOTTO: Tonight we launch, where shall we anchor? CLASS COLORS: Maroon and White
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The drums roll, the line moves forward slowly, as the junior class officers lead us in. . I As the final ones take their placej Mr. Carl Frazier, Assistant Super intendent, gives the welcoming address.
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