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A, Prom Apathy once again made its mark as the AHS student body turn out for the Prom Royalty election was less than 1711. Exec- utive Council was then forced to bring the election to the students in homeroom periods. Monica Rodrigues, Caren Ashton, Lisa Verhovek, Louise Wilson and Sue Gibson were the resulting win- ners. The location of the festive night also 'provided another problem. The Queen Mary, Fash- ion Park and the Mariott Hotel were places considered until the final decision of the Los Angeles Hilton was made definite in late February. The special night finallyz arrived, however, complete with floor shows, an orchestra, and much dancing. A highlight of the evening, the crowing of the queen, was anxiously awaited by the 450 couples attending. Sue Gibson proudly received the honor truly adding to the night of Memories 28!Activities P! 395 5 , ,, if -. -1 ,, 4. .
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1. Gayle Peterson lustily spoke her mind to Al Garcia. 2. Mary johnson and lanice Foote had no trouble por- traying the playground crowd. 3. A Chinese fantasy, The Stolen Prince, was high- lighted by Linda Glynn, narrator, and jeff Sadoris who played Property Man. 4. Lori Clarke said, Surprise, surprise! as Craig Cox and Larry Diener assisted her. 5. Pantomime artist Mary lohnson believed lt was working! 6. Connie Portis and Sue Robertson sampled a delightful snack during the course of the Road Show. Activities!27
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ai V65 .. iff .. . ,J ...Y ,tm xx . lx ft' X I . ,. if .,, ,Q lf! ., 1. The lovely members of the court were Lisa Verho- vek, Monica Rodriguez, Queen Sue Gibson, Louise Wilson and Caren Ashton. 2. Specialized trash cans came in very handy at the Donkey Basketball game, the Prom fund-raiser spon- sored bythe lunior class, 3. The Prom, held at the Los Angeles Hilton, was anx- iously anticipated and thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended. 4. Mr. Maxwell, teacher at Dand, representing the Faculty, demonstrated his expertise in mounting and thoroughly controlling his donkey. 5. Gladly, the tired riders went to load the obnoxious animals on their bus. 6. Varsity Cheerleader, Kiowa and Thrillseeker, Sue Gibson, was chosen as the Prom Queen 1975. Activities!29
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