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Semester tests, senior week halt school ties The end of 12 years of work came to a halt during the week of May 15th. After two days of semester tests, studying came to an end. Wednesday was the senior break- fast and also time to sell books and clean out cluttered lockers. At 1:30 the Honors Day program was held in the gymnasium. Each student was given a congratulations certificate from Elwood Hillis, Representative to Congress. Thursday was the senior play dayv at Stellite Park. Many seniors played footballg some rode motor- cyclesg others just messed around. Sunday brought graduation. Vale- dictorian Susie Grant and Salutato- rian Mike Baer gave speeches. Re- verend Arvin C. Oldsen, a well known author and minister, gave the graduation address. Mr. Britton presented the gradu- ates to the audience. After diplomas were distributed, tassels were turned. After the benediction by Father Thomas Zimmer and the recessional by the high school band, graduates gathered in the lobby to con- gratulate their friends and greet their families. The senior fling, held at the YWCA from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m., was the final gathering for the senior class of 1972.
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uniors boost school spirit A busy year for the class of ,73 be- gan when they beat the seniors in the powderpuif football game. Then the juniors set out to boost school spirit by forming the Underground Booster Club, U.B.C. The U.B.C. ob- tained fan buses for away games and contributed to games by making up original yells. Another 'fhighlighti' of the year was the Scholastic Aptitude Test, set off by a junior breakfast at The Colden Bear. The day ended with a softball game at the park. The main and most exciting event was the Junior-Senior Reception. Camelot was chosen as the theme with a background of purple and gold. Couples danced to the music of The Wild Cherry,,' eyed the girls, gowns and guys, tuxedos, and com- mented on the decoration. The juniors, year ended with a mystery gathering for a picnic and games. They could be heard through- out the park yelling We finally made seniorsli' a!Officers Sec. C. Munerol, sponsors D. De- vore, S. Cronk, V. Pres. M. Johnston, and Pres. S. Martelli helped plan the junior-Senior Reception. bf Coup es enjoy music. 124 Dallas Accord Terri Adair Brad Alexander Stephen Anderson Dale Babb Nancy Bagley Robert Bagwell Nancy Baker Nancy Bell
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