Pioneer High School - Torch Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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Features Moonlight in May Part of the thrill of going to the Prom is shopping for a formal. Sheri Stone and Susie Neet ore at Barbara Dee ' s admiring dresses. Mary Clayton and Roice Basset take time out from dancing for refreshments. The 1966 Junior Senior Pronn was given the theme of Moonlight in May. The Jun- iors dedicated the Prom to the Seniors. All Seniors are odnnitted free according to cus- tom. The dance centered around a Central Park theme with musical entertainment pro- vided by the Men of Note. Those who are responsible for the success of this year ' s Prom are the members of the Junior class council. Many long hours of planning and decorating made the Prom an outstanding event of the year. 29

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1966 Junior-Senior Prom Shown above and at left are a few of the couples who enjoyed Pioneer ' s 1966 Prom, Moonlight in May. The dancing ran continually from 9 to 12 with brief pauses for refreshments and pictures. One of the small niceties a boy performs for his date is to buy her a corsage. Mark Radu- lovich and Milte Mason look for something special for their dates at Anita ' s Flower and Gift Shop.

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Talent Show Wins Applause Top left: Two Stamp, (Singing Trash Are Malicious People) agents, Mary Clayton and Peter Krikes, get their orders through their transistorized class rings during con- tinuity scene from the Talent Show. Top right: From left to right foreground are John Lefever and Ken Porter singing a rousing German song, as members of the Titan Tones look on. Right center: Mrs. LeFever, who played the accompaniment goes over a re- vised cue schedule before the show with Titan Alumni, Art Hastings. Left center: Adele Castanon sings the beautiful Japanese love song Sayonara in Japanese scene from Music Makes the World Go Round. Bottom left: During Spanish scene, Lorraine Robles does some Flominco steps to the Lonely Bull.