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The end of the year is coming near, and the class of 2010 is getting ready for the end. With graduation right around the corner, the senior class had chosen their speakers and are ready for their final walk as a student at Chapman High School.

The class voted for their speakers for graduation. They came to an agreement by picking seniors Austin Abeldt and Sarah Poland. Senior Samantha Jansen said she thought the senior class chose well.

“I think the speakers will do well. They have both experienced public speaking before,” Jansen said.

Since the entire class votes on graduation speakers, senior Austin Abeldt said it was an honor to be chosen.

“It’s quite and honor to be picked, because it’s not like prom when your king for a day,” Abeldt said. “This is our final day together, our last hours.”

Senior Dillion Altwegg said he is feeling many different emotions as the day nears, but he’s trying to look ahead.

“I’m kind of anxious, happy and even sad, because I won’t see any of my friends,” Altwegg said. “But I also know I’ll make new connections when I get to college.”

The senior class has watched three classes graduate before them, so Poland said now is a moment they won’t forget, because it’s finally their turn, like the seniors before them.

Baccalaureate is a religious ceremony that will take place a few hours before graduation. Fellowship of Christian Athletes is sponsoring the program, which will take place before graduatioin at 12:30 p.m. in the CHS multipurpose room. Pastor Shane Britt will talk about religious views and even help the seniors reminisce about their past years in high school.

Many students say they won’t miss CHS when they leave, while others will come back to visit every chance they get. Whether they think they will visit or not, the students of the senior class will never forget the friends they have to part from, or the new underclassmen they will have to leave the reins to.

“The senior class has a lot of leadership that makes our organizations strong,” said Principal Kevin Suther. “They have the ability to be creative and great individuals. I’ll miss them like every class before them.”

The deadline for pre-ordering a copy of your 2009-10 yearbook has passed. Mr. Weller orders a certain number of extra yearbooks each year, so stop by next fall if you didn’t get a book pre-ordered but still want one.