Tell City High School - Sagittarius Yearbook (Tell City, IN)

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Joe Newton stood tall on a ladder while assisting in the decorating of the ar- mory for the prom which was held on Friday. May 5. A fountain was purchased for the prom this year. The lights sparkling on the water created a romantic atmosphere. The crowning of the prom queen was the main attraction aside from the band “Jump Street from South Bend, Indiana. Prom 2i

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WINDING IT UP 26 Graduation A near capacity crowd gath- ered a in the scorching sun at Legion Field on Sunday, May 21, for commencement exer- cises. Almost 200 students re- ceived diplomas in the after- noon ceremony that featured speakers from the class. Wes- ton Adkins, Joan Kast, Melitta Kessner, and Dinah Patten vol- unteered for the speaking du- ties. Class president Neil Ramsey welcomed the guests and chal- lenged his classmates to meet the future optimistically and to strive for the realities of the fu- ture. Emily Oberhausen delivered the valedictory address. Emily had the highest academic aver- age with a 3.96. The salutatory award went to Shannon Du- chenois who had maintained a 3.92 grade point average. After Mr. Roger Stoen, presi- dent of the school board, had approved the class for gradu- ation, diplomas were passed out by Mr. William Wilson, su- perintendent. FANFARE AND PROCESSIONAL (Pomp and Circumstance) A Iccrn H ■ rrnn Mjcmi.v, Valedictorian Emily Oberhausen gave her speech before the crowd of gradu- ates, relatives, and friends. JAMES I)