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1983 Seniors about North WC As the graduation date of May 23 ap- proached seniors were eager t leave st, g've advice to underclassmen and to reniie ber their fondest memory during their Northwest. Comments varied thr e years at nd reflected the many personalities and eiperiences of the Class of 1983. What advice would you g ive to future graduating classes to make their high school careers more enjoyable? Gage your time for homework' and other activities, said Rho ndal Malone. Get involved in as many thing? as possi- ble. l Have a positive att1tude towards everything, reflected Carol hardest in school and rememb ships are very important. I would advise future cl Ctlpit. Try r that friend- G ses to be in- volved, to risk embarrassmlijnt or failure once or twice, they will be glad inithe end, said Ray Henderson. e Get your college choices! and ar- l l l i rw, te Es memories, advice high school years rangements made as soon as possible, said Scott l-lale. You will be much more relax- ed doing so. What are your most vivid memories of school? The most vivid memories I have are when a lot of the guys shaved their heads and some of the crazy stunts we pulled in my sophomore year, recalled Kim Baltzell. ' Keeping old friends and making new ones for always, said jan Egy. We QCIass of 19831 are a pretty close-knit bunch.'-' Making friends and having fun is what I remember, stated Tonya Holloway. The people supporting the football teams and the '83 sophomore football team going undefeated, said Robert Koker. I will remember all of the excitement toward the end of the year---graduation, recalled Tracy Malcolm. ' 11' y s,,ar tw Riga J I fit, E Graduatit
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- 3 Q6 w,e - , . ABOVE: Standing in line, the seniors wait their turn to walk into the Century II Convention Hall while the band plays Pomp and Cinsumrtance. BELOW: During the graduation exercise, seniors end their final performance with the Concert Choir by singing Hope for the Future. 160 ' Graduation ABOVE: Smiling, Counselor Ruthe Tolbert assembles diplomas and waits to hand them out to anxious seniors. BELOW: Participating in the Pledge of Allegiance. members of the Class of 1985 enjoy each part of the Commencement program.
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