Eastern Hills High School - Clan Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Picnic, Program Fill Graduates' Calendars A salire on Television programs highlighTed The senior program. Familiar scenes around The school were also included Tor 'local color.' Super T, alias Mr. Lee Tannahill, and played by Don Beck, raced Through The audiTorium, aTTempTing To apprehend Phil Wolie, who was in The halls wiThouT a pass. The onion versus mouThwash commercial was enacTed on a Typically crowded bus during The Tive o'clock rush hour. The senior picnic also offered various acTiviTies. NaTaly lviurga and Mike Cloud, relaxing in a boaT, Take Time ouT Trom The gala TesTiviTies around Them. Debbie BoeTler and John 'BuTler hungrily help Themselves To The delicious Tood aT The caTered senior picnic. ' 1 -I .A- 24 M K ,W r..A1?W

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465 J? wxf! Hopeful Seniors Awoit Pomp and Circumstunce i i Senior class president Larry McCar'fer, views The final iabuiaiion of rhe fheme ior ihe senior banquer. Aiier much discussion and debaie, 'ihe Theme was changed io The Aqei of Aquarius. Exciied seniors arrived early 'io pick up 'the long-awaijed inviiaiions. Mary Margarei Bail cluiches her ireasured sack as she sfruqqies wiih her change. Gary Morris pafienrly repeafs his name and ideniificaiion number io The sales repre- senfafive. Many hours of spare iinie were speni addressing and siamping envelopes. Twins Jean and JoaniAIlen perform ideniical duiies where graduaiion invifaiions are Concerned, - i i i i

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1. fa, 'Br , f, 3 'Age of Aquarius' Chosen as Theme Formal dress doesn'i necessarily mean siiff manners and behavior. Kafhleen Bobo couldn'+ hold her laughfer back any longer as she suddenly resembles Carol Burneif. A+ ihe other end of ihe floor, Mr. and Mrs, Lee Tannahill sei +I-ie pace wiih a fasr iifierbug. The dance floor was soon crowded wiih oiher couples ihal' danced away 'rhe nighi. Farewells made graduafion a lime of sadness for some. Bacca- laureaie speaker, Mr. John Psomas exfends good luck wishes fo graduaiing seniors Linda Hendrix and Connie Willenborg. WP .J 1 Q