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“Prelude to an Ending” Completed A Year Filled With Wonderful Memories A southern mansion began to take form as the day of the prom rapidly approached, and the transformation took place. 28 Couples waltzed around the beautifully formed rock garden of Cupid which nestled in the center of the gymnasium. A moment of suspense, then a burst of applause as the king and queen are announced. Dave Brannin, Donna Doetschman, Steve Eastham, Chuck Puntillo, JoAnn Bacon, Helen Mosora, Bob Imes and Kathie Callaway warmly congratulate Judy Dust and Denny Howard.
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Student Expressions Vary Rapidly From Routine to Unique “Oh, no-o-o, I don’t believe it. He couldn’t have fouled again?” Cheerleader Sandi Barney expresses dismay at a game. “Oh, I’m half starved. I didn’t think that lunch bell would ever ring.” Lynn Gall heartily enjoys a well-balanced lunch.
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“Catch that roll of crepe paper when I throw it over the wire.” This phrase was heard over and over while working on the prom. Everything was so carefully planned, but somehow, when work began, everything was askew. Prom was on Satur- day night and — my gosh — it was Friday night already and the transformation of the gym was only about half completed. Working in shifts around the clock brought the desired results as “Prelude to An Ending” was presented. Weary of feet but happy of heart the juniors attended the prom. Everyone present glided dreamily to the music of Roland Young and his Orchestra. Pat Peterson and Jeff Brodine, ending their year’s reign, crowned the new prom king and queen. Majestically, Judy Dust and Denny Howard descended the steps of the gazebo to lead the Grand March. Prom was almost over for one year and those in attendance began to leave with hearts full of memories never to be forgotten. 1961 Prom King Jeff Brodine gives Judy Dust the congratula- tion kiss after announcing her name as the 1962 Prom Queen. 29 Another prom is almost over; the couples are beginning to leave In the quiet cafeteria, newly crowned Prom King, Denny Howard, proposes a toast to Prom Queen, Judy Dust. May you always remember this night and your k g.”
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