Junior class officers Jay Anderson and Bev Caesar got to lead in the graduating seniors of the Class of '68 during May of our Junior year. Seniors John Patten and Vicki Dearholt follow.
Monday, July 20, 2009
GRADUATION REHEARSAL
Junior class officers Jay Anderson and Bev Caesar got to lead in the graduating seniors of the Class of '68 during May of our Junior year. Seniors John Patten and Vicki Dearholt follow.
Sunday, July 19, 2009
MR. KERR'S 6th GRADE CLASS
(Top Row L to R) David Lewis, Becky Gormley, John Steinhart, Lana Meyers, David Marlin, Anita Taylor, Scott Sommer, Mary Monninger, David Knowles; (Row 2) Cindy Glidewell, Steve Emry, Susan Roetter, Tommy Hayes, Marica Callahan, Gary Wright, Karen Westerberg, Carl Gulliver; (Row 3) Robert VanArsdall, Mary Ann Mertz, Jim Hayes, Ruth Ann Parish, Larry Taylor, Toni Good, Doug Clark, Lynne Reed; (Row 4) Mr. J.R. Kerr, Randy Moser, Debra Streets, Bill Todd, Connier Daupert, Jeff Overdorf, Patti Flanigan, Beverly Caesar (names are listed exactly as signed on the back).
Please send any additional classroom composites to rmoser1@cfl.rr.com and I will post them for everybody to enjoy. These are courtesy of Debbie (Streets) Meyer.
Saturday, July 18, 2009
The Way It Was...
Adapting a line from the late Walter Cronkite, this is the way we looked 42 years ago on the Pike "campus." At barely two years old, the new high school sits alone at the upper right in the picture. Central Elementary sits in front of the high school, and to the left is the football and track stadium. The varsity baseball diamond sits behind and to the left of the high school facility. The old high school, then Lincoln Middle School, is pictured at the far left. Notice the extra ball diamonds in front of the stadium; the old football field between the schools; the lack of mature trees in the subdivision; and the abundance of open land behind the school buildings.
SENIOR WEEK
With all the hard work and stress behind them and graduation just ahead, seniors "let down their hair" with costumes, games and some last-minute preparation for college and a career. Valedictorian Gary Wright challenges salutatorian Susie Roetter to game of tic-tac-toe; top-ranked students Bev Caesar and Phil Snyder pretend they are little children once again; and senior Tom Richards practices his teaching methodology as seniors took over teaching duties for an entire day, the first of a new tradition for Senior Week.
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