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Page 280 text:
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June 6, 1968, was truly a time of mixed emotions. The graduating senior feels a sense of excitement about the future, and expresses remorse after his last year in high school. Thi yearis 606 students graduated from Springfield South are typ- ical of other high schools in that they felt both a sense of elation and sorrow. Nick Lubbers, Francis Handling, Connie Bennett, Delores Handling, and Dennis Wrig appear relaxed belore their commencement exercises. Henrietta Edwards gratefully accepts her diploma from Mrs. Levine, vice-president of the Springfield Board of Education. Graduation: 1 Mr. Keck, president of the Board of Education, emphasiz the role an education plays in future success. max ,fi i 274
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. -.al s Night banquet honoring the class of '68. Class Night, the last social event for the class of ,68, was held on May 6. The seniors were honored with a ban- quet and a program in which many awards were presented. Altogether there were 63 honors dis- tributed among 49 seniors. A total of 358,000 in grants and scholarships was announced. The high spot of the evening was the balloting of class favorites in a variety of categories. '4Preparation Today-Success To- morrowl' was the optimistic motto for the class of 1968. last Social Event for Class of 768 'inners of the Class Night balloting are, FRONT ROW: osemary Hunter, most talented girlg Lynn Jackson, most beau- ful girlg Roger Watson and Sharon Aldridge, most devoted rupleg and Linda Gatten, most active girl. ROW 2: Tom eWitt, most handsome boyg Nataline Settles, girl most likely i succeedg Beverly Wehrs, best girl athleteg and Tony Brown, best-liked boy. BACK ROW: Leroi Sutton, most talented boy: Dorothy Parker, girl class witg Jerome Dailey, boy most likely to succeed: Shanna Horne, best-likedigirlg and Tom Daniels, most active boy. ABSENT: Kent Smith, best boy athlete, and Garfield Parker, boy class wit. 273
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333 'a 51 A A majority of saddened faces are shown in the graduating class of 1968. ime of Mixed Emotions David Gentry, one of the student speakers, selected as his topic 'Dreamsf' Nataline Settles' topic, 'Trogress Pusher, was devoted to the obtainment of human understanding. 275
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