Mount Ida High School - Lion Yearbook (Mount Ida, AR)

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16 s Evening In Paris. . . . . transformed the old gym into a fantasy land as the hardworking Juniors completed their work for the 1975 Junior-Senior Prom and Ban- quet. Excitement filled the atmosphere as the evening began with the annual banquet. The juniors feted the Senior class and faculty with a delicious home-cooked meal, the first to be prepared for a Junior-Senior Banquet. Following the banquet, the old gym reverberated with the wild beat of Badger band as everyone danced and sang along with the music. Each person leaving carried with him some magic song or his own version of the Cinderella story, and the happy memories will always linger on. 4? TOP: jeff Campbell receives a help- ing hand from Helen Vangilder. MIDDLE LEFT: Inez Essman. Judy Breshears. Gail Mayberry. and Tim Sheffield work hard to pin the wall together. MIDDLE CENTER: Tommy Fryar and Deb Edwards enjoy a dance together. MIDDLE RIGHT: The Eiffel Tower is the highlight of the decorations. LOWER LEFT: Paula jones and Annette White are part of the line filling their plates with savory food. LOWER RIGHT: Melvin Qualls and Patsy Minton demonstrate their form of dancing.

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Deadl arnest . . . . . was an amusing three act play per- formed by the junior Class. Henry Gilcrest pours out his troubles to Mr. Bumpus and is told, that for only S17.83, Mr. Bumpus' friend, Earnest, will put poor, downtrodden Henry out of his misery. Henry pays the money, goes back home and finds that his Aunt Ethel is ready to forgive him, his girl wants another chance, his boss has given him a raise. life was never happier, and then he remembers he's paid his last cent to someone named Earnest to get him out of this world. The play was an actionvpacked perfor- mance and because of much hard work was a success. The junior play cast included: FRONT ROW: Margie Watkins, Ruthie Sekavec, Nan- cy Black. Kay Harder, Becky Wharton, and Eileen Weston. BACK ROWQ Jim Lake, Tam- my Greeson, Tommy Fortier, Troy Caudle, Kyle Griffith, June Scott, and Sponsor, Mr. Hicks. NOT PICTURED is Jimmy Stroope. Margie Watkins is told to fetch the rope while jim Lake rounds up the loose man. Eileen Weston looks on as the con- cerned mother. Troy Caudle. otherwise known as Mr. Bumpus. was the protagonist of june Scott and Ruthie Sekavec portray two 60-year-old maidens. the play. I