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Graduation 25
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Clockwise from left. Susie Roberts gives her speech as her classmates focus their attention on her. Class salutatorian, Michele Middleton, addresses the congregation at the gradu- ation. Following the end of a speech, Mary Champion and David Lamar applaud while Becky Drake (center) adjusts her cap. With a thoughtful look. Ni- cole Etienne returns to her scat after receiving her sheepskin. Receiving another award with a shake of the hand from Mr. Stenftenagel was Keith Kemp, this year's valedictorian. Mark Williams, Dan Mey- er, and Rocky Mosby listen intently to a speaker. The graduation ceremony of the class of 1980 was held on the evening of Friday, May 23. Be- cause of conflicts with other events, this was a break from the recent tradition of having the commencement on a Sunday afternoon. Rain, like last year, moved the ceremony indoors to the Bryan Taylor Sports Arena. Spectators filled the arena to the brim to watch 168 seniors re- ceive their diplomas. Speeches were given by six members of the class. They ranged from “this is our begin- ning” to an appeal to become in- volved with politics. Michele Middleton gave the sa- lutatory address while Keith Kemp gave the valedictory speech. Other speeches were delivered by Alan Bradley, Richard Biever, 24 Graduation Cathy Conen, and Susie Roberts. President Mike White welcomed the crowd with a short address while Rev. Edward W. Schadt gave the invocation and the bene- diction. The band provided the music with the traditional processional and recessional. They also played “America” and “Tell City, We’re Mighty Proud of You.” The most touching part of the ceremony was when Jerry Byrd, aided by two fellow classmates, walked up to receive his diploma. He received a standing ovation from the crowd. Jerry suffers from cerebral palsy and was con- fined to a wheel chair much of the time. The class motto for the seniors was “Reach for the heavens, And hope for the future, All that we can be. Not what we are.” from the John Denver song, “The Ea- gle and the Hawk.”
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The game is oven the fans arc gone. And it is a lonely trek back to the dressing room for Brad Peter after the disappointing loss to Noblcsvillc in the semi-finals of the quest for the state football championship.
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