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On Sunday, May 21, 2006, First United Methodist Church celebrated Senior Day. It is church custom to honor our graduating seniors with a luncheon and shower them with gifts. Our graduating seniors are Davin Lafitte and Jenna Richardson. While we celebrate their achievement and "send them off" in style, it is a bittersweet moment because we love them and will miss them very much.
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There is always a feast at Senior Day! |
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Davin always listens to his mother's advice |
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| Lots of people waiting to get to the food, but the line moved rapidly | ||
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| LaDawn Leasman waits patiently | ||
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| Evan and Brennan Karr practice for their senior day that will come more quickly than they can imagine | ||
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| The Bookers help themselves | ||
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| Edward Robinson, Chili Glover, Winky Washburn, and Beverly McCoy finally reach the food | ||
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| Titter and Harold Hogan were at the dessert table the whole time | ||
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| Gerry Rydman looks on as Sarah and Jenna Richardson eat. Michael Snowden came to offer moral support | ||
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| Michael and Davin eat together | ||
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| Anne Bean reminisce about their days in high school; except they cannot remember that far back | ||
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| Paul Hughes and Ray Armstrong finally get to the food. I guess the oldest go last | ||
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| We had some special guests that day. Rusty and LeDawn Leasmand and their children, Katie and Jillian | ||
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| The Hughes family joined in the fun. Ben Hughes is also graduating this year. Ben, Sam, Michael and Natalie were not really caught by surprise by the photographer. Davin and Jenna could not wait any longer before opening their gifts. | ||
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| Let's see. Who got the most and the best? | ||
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| Gerry Rydman, "Where's my gifts?" | ||
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| Davy tried to talk Jenna and Davin out of their gifts. The Hughes brothers are oblivious to the rest of the party. | ||
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| Jenna and Davin bask in the glory as Ben looks on | ||
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| The 3 grads together. The two boys look sad because they do not want to leave Newton High School. Or they cannot believe that the school is letting them out with a diploma. | ||