Pasadena High School - Pasadenian Yearbook (Pasadena, TX)

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ws? Yellow roses adorn the pretty tables of the prom dancers as they rest during an inter- 1'!11SS1Ol'l. Seniors Radiate Happy smiles from Cyndy Adams reveal the excite- ment of arrival at the senior prom with escort Lynn Johnson. Lester Burke and Penny Crawford dance to the soft music of Jesse Lankford and the Royal Sounds.

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4 ' -we l i 1. X A 4 f , i J.- G 1 J J tggg . ly if ' 5 ' mi I 65. fsa.lf' It V 1 f iff wbiq 'xii Through Words and Actions The quick minds and funny quips of Jennifer Cates and Al Williams Won for them the recognition as the wittiest of the class of '68. Jennifer belonged to FTA her junior and senior years and was a delegate to the state convention. The Data Processing Club also claimed the membership of Jenni- fer her third year, and her pleas- ing looks made her a candidate for Most Beautiful. Al Williams' great humor and adroitness for monologues made many school programs quite lively. After hold- ing the position of vice-president of YFC for two consecutive years, Al became president his senior year. RUSH1NG,BRENDA SANDERS,MTCKEY REYNOLDS, DONNA RHOADES, JAMES RICE, GLEN ROACH,RODNEY ROME,ANN ROSE,ROY is ag - M 1 rv, , I' . SAYRE, Jw r 1 -,,Q , PEGGY M N J . ruuuf SCHRECK, , u,,.:1.. , DARREL XE if i q i e sei' is sl -Xa Esrcsslr All -1- . J

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Rev. Richard L. Irvin, guest speaker at the Senior Banquet, spoke on the responsibilities students must face in the future. S mt of '69, P Although blue was the 'predominant color of many gowns, the atmosphere April 27 Wm long remain a of the prom was anything but blue as seen by these lively dancers. precious memory to the class of 1968, for this was the date of the Senior Prom and Ban- quet. A buffet style dinner was prepared for the guests in the Granada Room of the Nassau Bay Hotel. Entertain- ment was provided by a quar- tet from the choir and a piano accompanist. Pictures were taken of each couple as they arrived, so seniors could look back on this event with fond memories. For the first time, both events were scheduled to allow those who wished to at- tend both the Prom and Ban- quet to do so. Jesse Lankford and the Royal Sounds provid- ed the perfect music, and Syl- van Beach provided the per- fect setting for a most trea- sured evening.