Rush Strong School - Plainsman Yearbook (Strawberry Plains, TN)

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Anita Louise Skeen Donald Hugh Thorpe John Wallace Witt, Jr. Seniors choose IVIay 28 and 29 for baccalaureate and graduation The '72 Seniors will be receiving their diplo- mas on May 29, 1972. This will be the first time in two years that the Baccalaureate and Graduation services will be held separate. For graduation, the Seniors have chosen blue gowns and orange and blue mingled tassels. QAQ Known for their warm smile and outgoing personality, Linda Cameron and Donnie Thorpe were chosen FRIENDLIEST. QBJ Martha Blair and Bill Province achieved recognition as MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED.

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James Graton Owens Rebecca Louise Province Bill Alexander Province, Jr lVlary Lou Reagan

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Seniors face graduation with mixed emotions Graduation is approaching and Seniors are facing the future with hopeful ideas. Even though we realize what graduation means, it is sometimes hard to say good- bye to old friends and acquaintances. QA, Sherry Cain lends a helping hand to Dean Cook as they prepare for graduation. QBJ john Witt and Mary Lou Reagan, in one of their most comical moods, show the reason they were chosen MOST HUMOROUS. QCJ Taking a peek into the future are the Seniors of '72. QDJ Becky Province shows that the old-fashioned method of 100 strokes can prove to be a glamorous effect. QEQ Janice Cate and john Witt take time out from a class trip to make a new acquaintance with Clyde, the dog. QFJ Sherry Cain and Regina Davis try to convince Sharon Denton that horseback riding is fun.