Morley Stanwood High School - Mohawk Yearbook (Morley, MI)

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The Prom was well attended. Shown are some of the couples dancing under the new sphere which was recently purchased by the Student Council. IN THE MISTY MOONLIGHT Karen Thompson, Bill Chapin, Ardith Dysard, and Mike Creighton relax with refreshments, and music provided by the Starlighters, a sixteen piece dance band. A few of the Juniors who helped plan and organize the Prom in honor of the Seniors are shown enjoying the festivities. Two of the couples take time out to enjoy a ride on the swing, which was one of the biggest highlights at the Prom. This page sponsored by ARNDT ' S LOCKER PLANT Stanwood, Michigan

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The speakers table is shown waiting for dessert after they had enjoyed a delicious meal of turkey and trimmings, mashed potatoes, peas, salad, rolls, cake, and ice cream. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET ENJOYED BY ALL Toastmaster Ron Crandall kept the program moving and interesting at the Junior-Senior Banquet. Everyone especially enjoyed the rivalry which arose between the Juniors and Sen- iors when the welcome and response were presented. The Sophomores were honored with the privilege of serving at the banquet. Shown is Rose Webster waiting table.

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Superintendent Walton Erickson, who pre- sented the diplomas to the 1965 graduating class, is shown as he awards his son, Alan, with his diploma. NOT THE SUNSET, BUT THE DAWN. The entire Senior Class stands and sings Moments to Remem- ber, a song whose lyrics were especially arranged for the Seniors. ' ftJK B « ■? j ■ H H 1 Mr. Erickson presents the first diploma awarded to the Class of 1965, to Toddi Meyer, the first foreign exchange student at Morley Stanwood High School.