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CELEBRATE Graduation Barney Bray, Class of 1962, received his diploma from Superintendent Thomas Justiss. Graduation 13
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No war or depression, no fashion changes or rebellion can ever change the emotions of graduation. Filled with excitement, laughter, and sometimes tears, relatives continue to gather for annual commencement services. In the 1960 ' s students donned their blue gowns and their tasseled caps to greet their sufserintendent and gather as a class for the last time. In the 1980 ' s the tradition still ex- ists. Parents continue to cry, some even showing signs of relief as their graduate ' s name is called. In 1984 graduates received their diplomas on a sunny evening at Noyes Stadium. Valedictorian, Kathy Cecil, and salutatorian, Rhonda Mayberry addressed the class. Guest speaker was Raymond Berry, Jr. who spoke to the class suggesting that success would come from seeking after God ' s will. Commencement exercises mark a beginning in the life of any graduate. Through the years, time has not changed this. Family and friends join the 1984 graduates in their celebration. Felts, 1984 graduate, enjoys his moment in the sun. Assistant Superintendent addresses the commencement audience. 12 Graduation
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CELEBRATE Student Life Life is ever-changing for the modern stu- dent. Academics has grown from the 3 R s to specified studies in science, advanced math, computer science, language, fine arts, vocational training, and an ever-increasing history. With each decade taking on its own look, styles have changed. From the poodle skirt to the mini-skirt, history has recorded them all. Men ' s hairstyles have evolved from the flat-top and the crew-cut to saloon-styling and the punk look. Students no longer secretly meet behind barns with their beaus. No longer do they hide to hold hands. Dresses and suits are no longer required for dating. A pair of jeans and a favorite shirt — the couple is ready to Time and a high tech society have sprung a new breed of student, eager to learn and move into the business world. More demands are made on the modern student. The future is opened to young adults with the sky no longer the limit. In 1955, Kenneth Cox. Jackie George, Nancy Wilson, and Ted Brown met at the C C Drug Store. Meet me at the C C was a favorite saying for students In 1984, Christine Veien and Joel Michaelis leave their last period class. 14 Student Life
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