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"Graduation was overwhelming, but It's go6d to be done with school."

in a good way."

The Turning of the Tassle.

As the class of 2009 was pre­

sented, the graduates showed

great joy in turning their

tassles, the final symbolic step

in a commencement ceremony.

To Whom Honor Is Due.

Caleb Mello received the Ar­

thur E. Steele Founder's Award

for excellence in character and

testimony and adherence to

the ideals and purposes as ex­

pressed by the college.

Friends for Always.

Friends John Peek and Kaylee

DeCosta embrace for what

may be the last time for a long
With the semester coming quickly to a
time. Friendships formed dur­

ing college often last a lifetime close, friends gathered one last night to cel­

and saying goodbye may seem
ebrate the memories and accomplishments
final in the light of the rest of

life and what may come. The of the Class of 2009. Sponsored by the junior

best thing to remember is that
class, the junior/senior banquet was held on

if this lifetime passes without a

reunion, a more sweet reunion Thursday evening, April 23 on the StarLite

will occur when this life is over.
cruise liner.The night began with a beautiful

sunset view from the bay at Clearwater Beach,

Radiant with Success.
followed by dinner and music. The guest
As the students entered the

auditorium, they walked down speaker for the evening was Mr. Ben Schet-

aisles lined with people who
tler, a campus favorite known to the students
loved them and had come to

show their support, apprecia­ as "Jim Carrey" One of the highlights of the

tion, and pride in their accom­
evening was seeing Alyssa McLanahan, who

plishments. As cameras flashed,

those like Ginette Cerrud, had returned home to be treated for cancer.

beamed, excited for what was
Friends collected money to fly her down for

to come— the long-awaited

conferring of degrees. the banquet. The night was truly "Bella Serata"

a Beautiful Evening. Michelle Burggraff

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