Mapleton High School - Maple Log Yearbook (Mapleton, OR)

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BLACK MAGIC HOMECOMING - FALL PROM Black Magic was the theme of this en- chanting prom. Cobwebs and snags decorated the walls. Highlighting the mood was a center piece of a steaming pond encased by moss, emphasized by a silver swag standing beside it. Giving a final and blissful touch to the enjoyable evening were the queen, her escort, and their court. Crowned early in the evening was Queen X Odyne Branham, pictured above with her escort, X Elton Smith. The princesses and their escorts , X were: Diana Smith and Eugene Stroud, Sandra at ' Carriveau and Duane Hess, and Elsie Milbrett naidl and Gene Bear. .aft he This page sponsored by: BRUMETT'S FLORIST AND GIFT SHOP

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MENU Sacred Swine Fruit of the Good Earth Jade sticks Ba Demon Sauce Spirit Stones oo Shoots mb Hong Kong Special JU NIOR-QE N IOR Wm Chopim B Emperor's Delight PROGRAMME cHoP - chopsnick Melodies -- Duet ' Penny S. and Nelda W. JLmior Class Sextette - Mary Welsh, Cecelia Wheeler, Diana Smith, LoAn.n Milbrett, '- Carol Doggett, Sandra M. 15 1 ,, S us n ' A 'Lt -fy- - - oo I-Iappee fToast of Welcomej M 3 nu Eugene Stroud ' - E ' T - Tl-.ankee Croasf: of Thanks, ,,. , - I ' 3'-' Elton smith -53 I ... Q ' 0 J' N e I - I Talkee Mochee fTakeoff On Seniorsj -- on: 1 I f P Confucious . f .g- C - Confucious Say fTake off on juniorsj -- f M Senior wise one ff f Ar - 5, ' - K - Kotow to our Honored Seniors By --------------- Foo-Lang S - See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil By ----- Honorable Mr. Franklinne

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The refreshment stand was a beautifully decorated flower cart setting under the awning of a side-walk cafe. SPRINGTlME A bubbling fountain with blue tinted water was a gigantic att:-action to the dancexs as they floated by. SPRING PROM ROYALITY, left to right: Sue Calbreath, Gary Timm, Sharon Johnson, Elton Smith, Penny Sauer, Jim Bennett, Janet Holbrook, Bruce Carpenter, Sandra McCoy, Eugene Su-oud. Their royalmajesties KING ELTON SMITH AND QUEEN SHARON JOHNSON PAREE ., 6 sawn Long hours of work were put in by the students and faculty to transiormthe high school gym into a scene from the fair city of Paris. Enchanting sidewalk cafes surrounded the dance floor. Music was provided by Merlin McNabb and his dance band. The girls' locker room took on the air of a very feminine powder room. Murals of famous French landmarks were the wall decor. It was a pleasure to comb your hair in front of a mirror with these reflections.