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As the last senior, Dana Bingman, crosses the stage, everyone seems glad to be “fin- ished.'' “The Past Holds Our Memories, the Future Our Dreams’’ On Sunday, May 25, 1980, the combined baccalaureate and com- mencement exercises were held in the high school gymnasium. The senior class was dressed in the traditional red caps and gowns. The invocation and baccalaureate addresses were given by Reverend Phil- lip Malone of Thornville and Hopewell United Methodist Churches. Valedictorian Carol Louise Sterner and Salutatorian Lisa Gail McGlone gave speeches concerning the school and their class. The senior class song Lean on the Wind” was sung by seniors under the direc- tion of Mrs. Eloise Mechling. After the presentation of the Valedicto- rian and Salutatorian awards by Superintendent Bert Severance, the Alma Mater was sung by all seniors. As Mr. Richard Fisher presented the 1980 senior class, Charles Boring and Thomas Hill presented dip- lomas. A small group of junior chorus members then sang the Bene- diction which was followed by the band’s playing of the recessional and the exit of the graduated class. LEFT: Presenting a vocational certifi- cate to Daniel Ft. Forsythe at gradua- tion is Jerry Blackstone, a member of the MAJVS Board of Education. ABOVE: Discussing the correct way to wear a cap are Deb Shriner, Sheryl Nienhaus, Amy Burnett, and Jody Fehrman ABOVE LEFT: After the final group of seniors are seated, changing tassels from right to left signifies the last step. ABOVE: Mr. and Mrs. Sterner congratulate their daughter, Carol, on her high achievement. BELOW: Seniors who chose to sing at graduation sing Lean on the Wind. Graduation 29
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In her salutatorian address, Lisa Gail McGlone quotes passages from one of her favorite poems. While the band plays the Prelude and Processional, Carol Sterner leads the other graduating seniors into the gymnasium and on the stage. ABOVE: Senior girls Theresa Reichley, Candy Cooperrider, and Margie Kelly make sure that their caps and tassels are securely fastened before Com- mencement Exercises. RIGHT: After graduation, John Smith and Scott Hill stand in the hall and talk over old times while they wait for other friends to get their diplomas. ABOVE: Seniors sit under their class motto during the Bacca- laureate address. ABOVE RIGHT: Valedictorian Carol Louise Sterner speaks of the accomplishments of the senior class in her address. RIGHT: Charles Boring and Thomas Hill present Brian Paul Jordan with his diploma. 28 Graduation Hurrying to help Karen Kay Walters pin on her collar before the processional into the gym is Robin Kit Gettys.
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