South Adams High School - Reflection Yearbook (Berne, IN)

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GRADUATION A senior octet sang A Parting Blessing to all the attentive graduates. THl ' . graduates listened attentively as Rev. Zu- lauf gives them some words of wisdom. CONTIRMING their graduation, the graduated switched their tassels to the right side. JEI ' F Doherty and Patty Patch discuss future plans before graduation. THl senior choir practiced songs Harmony and If There ' s a Song before Commencement.

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The Junior-Senior Reception was held on May 12 with the theme, Color My World. As the couples entered the school, they walked through a glittering star and into a colorful setting. Rctures of the couples were taken by Dan Hill, and the Palmer House catered a delicious meal. After the meal, the couples gathered into the auditorium to view the movie The Other Side of the Mountain. Soon after the movie, a dance featuring The Dark Town Strutters, took place at Amishville. Parents of the junior class decorated and sponsored the dance. The evening ended with bowling at Ha- worth Fun Lanes.

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The graduatin;; class cf 1978 listened to Ciregg Luginbill, the class speaker. REV. Rees gave the invocation during Commence- ment. SENIOR class president, Stan Lengerich, gave special recognition to Mr. Inks, the class sponsor Performing two numbers during Commencement was the Senior Choir. . . : Rhonda Lehmann and Mark JoUiff march to Pomp and Circumstance. School Daze was the speech given by Gregg Luginbill. ! THE 1978 Senior class await their diplomas. THE graduating class of 1978 held their Commencement Exercises on May 21 in the South Adams gymnasium. One hun- dred and seventeen seniors received their diplomas from the School Board President Norman Haines. The baccalaureate remarks were made by Rev. Zulauf who challenged the seniors to Be your own self, at your very best all of the time physically, mental- ly, socially, and spiritually. Gregg Lugin- bill gave a humorous talk entitled School Daze.