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SENIOR YEAR. Ordering graduation an- nouncements for their graduation proved one more occasion for Seniors to realize their high school days were nearly over. HASBEENS. Past graduates of the class of '81, Teresa Vandervort and Aaron Lynn congratulate each other upon the ending of12 years ofschool, a dream come true for 216 seniors of the class of 1982. CLEAN-UP CREW. Junior class sponsor Mrs. Patty Stiles along with Seniors Cyn- di Key, Teri Thomas and Teresa Morton clean up after their junior prom thinking of their Senior one when they can attend with no strings attached. V peful hasbeens
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STEPPI ' UP Hopeful I knew it was over when I ordered announcements. hasbeen After 12 long years of school, seniors anticipated graduation night when they could accept their hard earned diplomas in the same fashion that older, envied friends and relatives had in the past. In similar situations throughout the year, underclassmen moved up to occupy positions formerly held by older students they thought had it made , rarely realizing that those they were replacing might regret growing olderi' and giving up their places. 'Tm proud that I made it to West Point, but being isolated from all my friends until Christmas made me realize how much I miss high school life, '81 graduate Greg Young related. Patiently waiting for the day when they could leave school forever', yet knowing theyid later miss it, students Hfinallyl' ordered and measured for class rings, caps and gowns and graduation announcements and made all preparations for Prom, Senior Banquet and commencement, all of which they had earlier con- sidered big events for glooked-up to, upperclassmen. Last year the Seniors looked like big-shots because the Juniors did everything on the Prom for themg now it's our turn! Senior Teri Thomas reminded. 73. FREEDOM IN HAND. 1981 graduate Brian Hopkins receives his diploma from Superintendent James Tate. After 12 years of school, graduates were free to choose what they wanted to do-work, marriage or more school. Q 'N Q , .zu . ...,' u an Y c WE MADE IT! Junior Karen Mitchell gives Junior Marianne Neal a bear hug of congratulations after being picked for the Prancer drill team. After the year of fun was over, both had to go through tryouts again to make it for that final senior year. ,,., --w,,w-wamwwawwaa-WWW.. Y W ,Wx , fmawombrwwaumiwmmw , M.m.W.Wmw,Wt.wv-M-yr, ,... .. M , Mwutntme .,.,- Student
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