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The reflection of S. Beck and L. Scheidecker is shown in the mirror as they prepare for graduation. H. LaBoube, junior class president, acts as marshal for the class of '61. Passports to the Future R. Morrissey smiles as Mr. L. P. Brady hands her a diploma. J. Fallenstein shows S. Hough, salutatorian, part of her valedictory address. 9
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D. Potter recalls old memories as he chats with R. Moyers, R. Martin, and G. Gord before the Grand March. MKIll Seniors listen intently as Mr. J. E. Bowen delivers the address. Commencement activities began with Awards Night on May 26. This was a new activity sponsored by the National Honor Society. Seniors and other students were given recognition for scholarship, citizenship, leadership, and club participation. Baccalaureate was held on the following Sunday. Rev. Edvin K. Holmer delivered an address entitled The Perilous Plateau. Thursday afternoon was Class Day. Seniors sat on the stage during the informal program in which LeAnn Scheidecker and Regina Morrissey were co-mistresses of ceremonies. Students laughed as Doris Kitner read the class will and Larry Wright read the prophecy. The class history was read by Myrna Johnson. The audience enjoyed Roger Griffith’s organ selections and Ed Prestegaard's original poem. The program closed with the motto ’61 can't be outdone shouted by the seniors. One June 2 graduation exercises were held at the Lynn G. Haskin school where Mr. J. E. Bowen gave an inspiring talk on our assignment in the future. Salutatorian Susan Hough spoke on prejudices, and Valedictorian Janet Fallenstein presented a speech on individualism. Diplomas Are D. Decker helps T. Mall don his graduation robe. SEATED on the stage with the seniors are Left to Right: Mr. L. P. Brady, Mr. M. Wesner, Mr. R. Turney, Mr. J. Bowen, Rev. B. Smith.
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These Known POLITENESS D. Brown helps J. Hough with her coat after a dance. DEPENDABILITY B. Scents and D. Potter sort some old wire which was stored under the bleachers after the Christmas dance. 10
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