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After walking up the aisle to the stage, the first row of graduates waits for the ceremony while the second row fills in behind them. Looking very excited about the upcoming ceremony arc graduates Rhonda LeRoy, Cathy Schmeltzer, Hope Landerman, and Teresa Krofft. 183 Seniors graduate with many new talents Sitting in the front row arc the proud parents of the valedictorian and salutatorian. Mr. and Mrs. James Hammer and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hillis. LEFT: Upon receiving his diploma, Wylie Tussing prepares to shake hands with board member Tom Hill. ABOVE: Reminiscing for the last time before the ceremony are Dean Robinson and Rob Hillyard. FAR LEFT: Receiving a congratulations from Tom Hill is graduate Nancy Campbell. LEFT: After receiving his salutatorian plaque, Jeff Hillis presents the award to his parents. ABOVE: As the completion of the 1982 graduation ceremony, the former high school students take their first step into the future by changing their tassels. 22 Graduation
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ABOVE LEFT: Principal Mr. Richard Fisher proudly presents the Leadership Award to senior Jim Wilson for his various achievements. He also was awarded the Inter- national Student Leadership Institute Award. ABOVE RIGHT: At the band banquet held in the spring, Kathy Swackhammcr was presented the John Phillip Sousa Award and Dan Foley received the Most Inspirational Band Member Award. RIGHT: During the awards night ceremonies, Kaye Denton receives the Hugh O’Brien Leadership Award. BELOW: During a break in the presentations, the mixed ensemble provides entertainment for the audience. LEFT: Student Council President Jim Wilson recognizes the current Student Council members and announces that Karen Walker has been named presi- dent for the next school year. BELOW: Recipients of the Mathematics Actuarial Association Award are Lisa Rcmmcrt and Marcia Walters (absent from picture). ABOVE: Receiving superior ratings at the State Science Fair are Tim Bever and Craig Collins. Absent From Picture: Angie Wood. BELOW FAR LEFT: PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM PARTICIPANTS — Jenny Rousculp and Janie Hanson. (Curt Hoskinson, absent.) BELOW LEFT: Senior Curt Hoskinson shows his cer- tificate of achievement and group photo which he received for attending the Presidential Classroom. BELOW: During their visit in Washington, D.C.. the scholars saw many interesting sites, including the White House.
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After much preparation, salutatorian Jeff Hillis presents his speech to the crowd after the valedictorian address. As parents and friends of the graduates begin to arrive junior ushers Scott Miller and Tim Bever scat the crowd. Prior to the presentation of the diplomas, the graduates sing the Sheridan “Alma Mater” for the last time under the direction of Al Abrams. LEFT: Presenting her valedictorian plaque to her parents is Susan Hammer. ABOVE: Waiting for people to arrive for the ceremony. Ushers Ted Sidwcll, Craig Kelley, and Mike Carney discuss their up- coming job. ABOVE: After the ceremony, the graduates receive their actual diplomas in the office. RIGHT: With mixed emotions Teresa Krofft reflects upon friendships, enjoyable times, and school days. BELOW: Opening the ceremony, the graduates walk up to the stage led by 1982 valedictorian Susan Hammer. ABOVE: Before the ceremony begins, girls from the class of 1982 discuss their future plans. BELOW: As members of the National Honor Society, Lisa Swinehart helps Gina Smith put her pin on. Graduatioi
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