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

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ANOTHER group of dancers enjoying Kit Hara. UNSURE about crossing into Fantasy Island are Milte Leiiman and Lori Hendricks.

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SEVERAL single dancers, Doug Harris, Ron Min- nich, Mitch Simon, Jim Hartman, Jeff Sprunger, search for someone else to dance. CHERYL Lash and her date dance the night away. FANTASY ISLAND if ON May 1 1 , the juniors hosted their Ju- nior-Senior reception. The juniors put in many hours and a grand amount of money to make the prom a success. The theme for the prom came from the TV show Fantasy Is- land. The palm trees, the fountains of water, and the sandy beach were just a few of the things which added to the beautiful setting. School photographer Dan Hill took pic- tures of the good-looking couples and groups prior to the meal, and he also took pictures of the festivities. After a mouth-watering meal catered by the Palmer House restaurant. the band Kit Hara entertained the people. The churches of the area also sponsored a concert for those who did not want to stay at the school for the entire three hours. The festivities were brought to a close with a hilarious movie, The Return of the Rnk Panther. It was joyous time for all the peo- ple involved and an occasion that will always be remembered. A big thanks goes to the junior class who gave their time and money in order that the seniors and other guests could have a good time. NOT needing to dance to be close are Scott Moser and Penny Adams. WAITING for their pictures to be taken are Rex Sprunger and Gerri Augsburger.

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THEY WILL BE MISSED AND REMEMBERED BY MANY PEOPLE THE FINAL SALUTE TO THE PROUD CLASS OF 79 MR. Ron Ferd Minnich smiles at all his fans after receiving his diploma. ff THE 1979 Graduation ceremonies held in the South Adams gymnasium brought the seniors career at South Adams to a tearful end. For some it was a joyful time as they were happy to be leaving high school, but for many it was a depressing feehng knowing that their high school days were over. For the parents and friends it was a time of mixed emotions. During the short 45 minute program, several seniors spoke including Rex Lautzen- heiser and Nancy Sauder who gave short talks, Dean DeArmond gave the Invocation, and Mike Lehman gave the Benediction. One hundred and thirteen diplomas were distributed to the Class of 79 by the school board. Also adding to the program was tne senior choir which sang two wonderful selec- tions, and a girls ' septet sang a beautiful number. THE benediction was given by Mike Lehman. F» J f- ' ••:;•■:•■::■ 1 fk. MR. Stan Brenneman presented Todd Steiner with liis diploma. PART of the 1979 graduating class and some of the people from the large crowd. THE senior choir, directed by Mr. Epp, entertains the audience. THE girls ' septet, consisting of Robin Moore, Kim Lehman, Teresa Gerber, Tami Amstutz, Cathy Sprunger, Kelly Egly, and Lori Steiner, sang The Way We Were.