Ally Harrington, one of seven at the top of Cimarron-Memorial's Class of 2000, told her classmates to accept wins and losses with the same grace and to pay attention to life's details. Clark High School Principal Wayne Tanaka, whose seniors graduated on Tuesday, would agree with that advice. Fulfill you potential.
Educated derelicts are everywhere.
Don't be one of them. Both graduated in the top 10 percent of their class. They never quit. School staff put everyone through a gown check, making sure no boat horns, confetti or beach balls made it out on the floor. All in all, everything went smoothly, said Sandy Ginger, district coordinator of student activities.