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Kentucky State Police Chaplain Davy Norris told the group to be the best they can because, "The person you're going to be with for the rest of your life is you."
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Door prizes, which were donated by numerous area businesses, were handed out to seniors throughout the event.
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Deputy Jailer Jason Woosley encouraged the students to beware the very real dangers of distracted driving.
Photo/Brittany Wise
Photo/Brittany Wise
Photo/Brittany Wise
A number of area businesses and organizations contributed to the Senior Social for the Grayson County High School class of 2013 on Tuesday, March 5.
Students listened to a variety of guest speakers with backgrounds in education, law enforcement, church, government and others. They were also treated to goody bags filled with donated prizes from 42 area businesses or groups.
The seniors had the opportunity to try out a “Texting and Driving Simulator” brought in by the Kentucky Office of Highway Safety, and performed karaoke and enjoyed a magic show while socializing and having lunch.
A $500 scholarship was also given to one lucky student from the Grayson County Detention Center, which hosts the event each year.
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