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Above Students and faculty share (he pleasure of the dance floor. The pastel shades of orchid and blue helped create the mood for the prom on May 3, 1975. The false ceil- ing composed of steamers, along with the sunburst decorated walls, made the gym unrecognizable. In the corner a pavillion with a foun- tain in the center surrounded by a garden, added to the atmosphere. The middle of the room served as a dance floor for the couples who were being entertained by the Cir- cus City Six . The memorable occa- sion was a fine tribute to the class of 75 . Above Couples fill the dance floor during another lovely number. Above left Using the pavillion as a romantic back- ground, Pam Fitch and Randy Renbarger pose for the camera. Prom 19
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Prom Aglow With Colour. Above Sophomore attendants Missy Mast, Amy Vrooman, Bob Swan pause to discuss the festivities. Above right Always the gentleman. Andy Deeter helps Kay Pretorius with her wrap. TV. J rt 1 |L 7 Above The night, the mood, the music, eximplified by Robin Elrod and Mitch Sorrell.
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An added attraction to high school Hfe is receiving honors or awards for meritorius actions or deeds. An NHS student can be hon- ored by being a quidance helper, a track star, or a newspaper writer. This year a special honors night was set to honor students being on the honor roll at least 2 or 3 times. During that special event, the stu- dent selected by each department as the best was also honored. Senior state scholarship winners and other scholarship winners were also an- nounced at that time. The seventh grade recipiant of the Rhonda Shaw Memorial Citizenship Award was Miss Marianne Meyer Recognized for her high standards of Citizenship, character, scholar- ship and service Miss Meyer was honored on Awards Day. Top Senior boys Left to right. Gary Dale. Jim Bow- man, Dave Metz, Tim Hedrick and Bob Dewoody leave the honors day program with much more than they came with. Bottom Epitomies of athletic ability, the all-confer- ence athletes dress in their uniform of their sport. They are left to right row 1. Tim Hedrick. |eff Dawes. Jim Bowman, Randy Grossman, Row 2, Bob Dewoody, Ron Metz. Rod Merrick, Bob Hettmansperger, Randy Ren- barger and Jeff Hammel.
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