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Buckler, Gary Bunker, Barry Camden, Garry Carlson, Iudy Carter, Dawn Cates, Iudy Cates, Ronnie Chambers, Brenda Chaplin, Connie Clanin, Connie Clevenger, Patty Cole, Lee Conner, Frank Cook, Betty Com, Susan Correll, Marcia Creekmore, Kathy Creviston, Linda Crouch, Iudy Cruz, Romeo Dalrymple, Debra Dalrymple, Mike Davidson, Ianice Davis, Stan Dawalt, lack Dedaker, Gary Denniston, Danny Derry, Robert DeWitt, Kathy Diskey, Edina seniors 99
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150 seniors anticipate May 28, . . . their night, their day, their year! After attending Oak Hill High for four years, many seniors will look back regret- ting that all the fun, good times, misery, and laughter is over. Working together and helping to make the final year at Oak Hill High one of the best and most memorable one are class offi- cers, Brad Hiatt, president, Ioe Rosengarten, vice president, Nondus Roesly, secretary, and Lynn Shelford, treasurer. Leadership, integrity, and willingness all played a part in their attitudes toward di- recting the 1971 class in their final days at Oak Hill High School. While memories of this busy but happy year are still in their minds, the 150 seniors anticipate the future. K' 2- ,sul Leading the class of 71 president Brad Hiatt, with the help of Nondus Roesly, secretary, Lynn Shelford treasurer, and Ioe Rosengarten, vice president, revise plans for class motto, flower and choice of caps and gowns Abemathy, Larry Ancil, Bnice Ancil, Rick Anthony, Lynn Armstrong, Robert Beall, Kyle Beam, Carol Berger, Terry Biggs, Patty' Boucher, Vicki Bowland, Terry Bowman, Virginia Boyd, Iacque Bradley, Iennifer Brock, Charles seniors 98
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seniors learn to take 'ONE STEP at a time' in striving for future During all the years of high school, every student stops at least once or more to won- der, Is it all worth it? One senior girl states, A person is more mature and can think on his own instead of just going along with the group when he is a senior. He seems to decide that it is all worth the strife, toil, troubles, fear, and work. Another senior says, Finally I think I am able to face reality and to begin to do what is right for me. Seniors end their high school career won- dering which road to take . . . Is this the right way to ,go in order to achieve the suc- cess? He knows, It's one step at a time. Standing in the door way of life, Linda Estes com- pares her past with her dreams for the future. 100 seniors
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