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“Will you live what you learned?

God has something for YOU today.”

With excitement in the air, class officers and workers, dent Adam Schlosser, was

students seemed anxious for spent countless hours to make lighting so that the American

classes to be done and for a the banquet a success. Flag can be proudly displayed

change of pace. However, Then, after classes were at night.

two major events rang the fi­ finished and finals were taken, Dr. Carl D. Herbster,

nal toll to the end of the se­ seniors received their diplomas pastor of Tri-city Baptist

mester. First, the Junior/Se- at Ruth Eckerd Hall during Church in Kansas City, MO,

nior banquet, which honored the Thirty-fifth Annual Con­ gave the Commencement ad­

the graduating seniors, was vocation. President Stratton dress in which he challenged

held the weekend before final opened convocation on May all to forget the past, focus on

exams. Held at the Bayou 10, with Psalm 118:23: “This now, and follow the will of

Club, the banquet was a won­ is the LORD’S doing; it is God. “Will you live what you

derful tribute to the graduat­ marvellous in our eyes.” learned? God has something

ing seniors. Dave Cederquist, The senior class gift, for YOU today.”

along with the other junior presented by senior class presi­

As soon as the last amen The question seniors heard

was said, students and family the most was, ‘‘What are your

members met the graduates in plans after graduation?” Even on

the lobby of Ruth Eckerd Hall the day of Convocation, many

and outside on the front steps. were still seeking God's direction.

The students said their final Graduates used the hour of “prep

good-byes before getting into time" to catch up on their plans

cars and planes to start the jour­ for the future.

ney home and into a new phase

of their lives.

End of Year 11