Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 28

Cermony Punctuates Commencement Hill District Graduates Grade and 26 High Schoolers WEDNESDAY, May 25,1990 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH the Jolly IrUnunV Stiff WfHw HUNKER HILL Ceremony en- the ttves of most people on) occasions baptism, mar- finally, in the form of a al service. For the most part. additional bit of pageantry about in the form of a graduation program or. Jjerhaps, a medal presentation and, is can be readily understood, those Involved usually are primed lo roake the most of the occasion. Tuesday night, after a painstaking rehearsal, or series of rehearsals, Bunker Hill school district graduated 34 eighth-graders in ceremony at Bunker Hill High Gym.

Tonight at 8 o'clock the same school district, also on the heels of an elaborate rehearsal, will graduate 26 high schoolers. Awkward Age The nigh schoolers, primed for the process this evening, have taken the whole thing with what might be described as aplomb, but the eighth-graders, striving still for recognition as fall teenagers and floundering in the midst of what has been known for centuries as the "awkward age" were a bit more halting. Laboring against these odds, Randell Bartels delivered himself of a brief "welcome" speech to parents and other relatives at the grade commencement. Special mu- uic was presented by Ann Behrens, Margaret Stevenson and Judy Hammond. Carl V.

Summers, superintendent of schools, "welcomed" the graduates to the high school and later presented diplomas. High School Program The 54- eighth-graders -tvlio were graduated Tuesday night during cere- The high school commencement Blinker Hill Gym shown dlir- Jirtartat 8 today and Cir-i rehearsal for the eeremonies dur- cuit Judge Samuel O. Smith willj speak. He will be introduced byj Summers, who also will present i student awards. Diplomas iriH presented by Edward Welch, pres-j ident of the board of education.

Members of the graduating class, are: Sandra Barth, Ronald Bruckert, Joyce Dorsch, Gerald Durbin, Donna Fensterman, Kenneth R. Hie, Michael Heinemeier, Arlene Helmkamp, Brenda Hilderbrand, Kenneth Jenkins, James Jouett, Juanita Keetham, Thomas Mullink, Peggy Noble, Mary Lou Pullen, Marie Rust, Barbara Scheldt, William Scroggins, John Smalley, Peggy Snedeker, Alice Joan Wadsworth, Charles Weishaupt, Armand," Karen and Sharon Welch and Dennis Wright. Kennetli File is president of the class. GRADUATES AT REHEARSAL ing the afternoon of graduation day. The high school will graduate a class of 2fi this Photo.

Reunion Held At Crfiivford Home in Kmup SATURDAY DINETTE MODERN Harold Wilkinson (left) and Nelson Russell of the school faculty prepare certificates that were presented the eighth grade graduates at Blinker Hill Tuesday evening. Eighth grade gradua- and Mrs. Burl Crawford were hosts at a family reunion Sunday at their home honoring her father. George Winters, on his 83rd birthday. Present were: Clyde Winters ibcrt Decker, Delbeil Winters Clyde Winters andj anc families, Mrs.

Paul Craw- families of White Hall; Harold jf or an Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winters family and Jerry i Bray and families. Wherwill, Roodhouse; Mr. and, Kane Notes Mrs.

Carl Winters and daugh-, and Mrs. Wayne ter, Donna of Rockbridge; Ozbun, and Mrs. Robert Walk- Carl Richard Winters, Kenneth er Springfield were Sunday Winters, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Burns, Mrs. William Smith, Ossbvm. Mrs. Walker remained William Shouse and familiesjf 01 days visit.

of Jacksonville; Mrs. Russell: Fifteen members ol ihu Stevens, and family, Winches-Roman's Club Monday toured ter; Louis Winters, Wayne.tho Alton Kvi-ninu Telegraph Webber, Ueorge Winters Jr. i and Noll's Bakery. and their families, Miss Donna and Mrs. Paul T.

Berry Sue Allen of Carrollton; Marg- an( family of Troy, visit- aret Crouch, Carlinville; Sunday with his mother, PREPARING CERTIFICATES tion programs are becoming increasingly rare as consolidated school districts lean more and more toward a ninth grade instead of a freshman year at high school. LUXURY BEDROOM SUITE Complete! Bookcase Bed, Double Dresser, Mirror and Chest! Beautiful blond finish! BEDROOM BUYS! Smart Modern Oak ledroom Suite! Mirror, Double Dresser, Bookcase Bed 3-Piece Suite. Bookcase Bod, QA Drtmr and Chest 99 3-Plect Walnut Suite! 1Q7 Bad, Double Dresser, Chest IV Modern Toasted Mahogany 4-Pitee Bookcase Bed, Double Dresser, i Mirror and Chest i 3-Pc. CURVED SECTIONAL Leosi Rivtrsibli Cushions! Hiavy Oioorator Fabrics! Choici of Ntwist Colors WOW and Patterns! 157 a BATCHTOVVN Mrs. Carry le' Brighton, visited Sunday with his father.

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Mr, and Mrs. Walter Glhori were Sunday dinner guests ot Mr. and cllen Williams Cartliy was pastor of the Lutli- erah Church here before going to Mt. Carmel. Students of the upper grades of the Balchtown Grade School on a trip Saturday to un farm.

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