Pottsboro High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Pottsboro, TX)

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53 Seniors Receive Diplomas Laurie . . . Mark . . . Kathy. . . Robbie . . . Cheryl Wright. Ladies and gentlemen, the class of 19817 All tassles move from right to left in unison. A tassle is moved from right to left and another class is passed through the high school doors. 53 seniors received their diplomas as members of the class of '81. As each graduate was handed his or her diploma a feeling of accomplishment and relief prevailed. The hours of study every night for four years yielded a definite goal in the end. Self-esteem rose with every step taken toward the platform. When descending from the platform graduates were handed a red rose. This rose was presented to mothers in appreciation for the love and understanding that helped each graduate through school. Shelly Shires opened the ceremonies by giving the Invocation. The Valedictorian and Salutatorian speeches were given followed by the speaker, Howard Rainwater. Awards were presented by PTO President, Mrs. Jo Helen Branham and Principal, Mr. Frank Prindle. The diplomas were presented by Superintendent, Charlie Chambless and the ceremonies were concluded by Renee Prindle who gave the Benediction. A. Howard Rainwater addresses the graduation crowd. B. Mrs. Jeannie Guilloud congratulates honor graduate Lisa Kennon. C. Seniors display enthusiasm by tossing caps into the air. D. Joey Griffin, Ron Mitchell and Donald Hofmann relax before the commencement exercises. E. Cheryl Wright and Diane Tucker add the finishing touches. G. Seniors had a few moments to reflect on memories before entering the football stadium. F. Clinton Salyer leaves the platform with his diploma. X ... .X wi. K

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54 PJHS Students Graduate Get those lines straight. Don't fan yourselves with the programs. These were orders that the eighth grade class received prior to graduation, May 26. The ceremony was held in the Pottsboro gym as 54 students graciously accepted their diplomas. The Cardinal Band provided the processional and recessional music. For entertainment during the course of the ceremony, eighth grade students displayed their abilities. A poem entitled t'Tomorrow was read by its author, Nancy Clark. Jo Helen Branham, PTO president, presented cash awards to Valedictorian Julie Fratto and Salutatorian Kendra Fulenchek. Following the benediction, the new high school students eagerly left the gym with thoughts of escaping the binds of formal clothes and the joy of eating pizza. A. Eighth graders rehearse seating arrangements for graduation. ' f 'Q' '