Archbishop Murray Memorial High School - Verbum (Maplewood, MN)

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are LEFT: Cindy Bauer and her escort spend a happy evening dancing to the music of Ray Aadburg. BELOW: Sue Romanchuck, Roxy Sarrack, Mary Sue Wermers and dates are pleased as punch at Prom. CENTER: Ray Aadburg and his sextet provided the music for Murray's Prom, Color My World. f Tix.. s , Y 51,5- 2 -.Q yi ABOVE: Deb Williams, Jean Podobinski, Pat Arnt and their dates pose for Dellarson cameraman at Prom in St. Paul Motel. Prom f 95

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Bouquets and melodies express 'Color My Worldutheme at Prom With spring blossoming outside and flowers blooming inside, the 1971 Prom, Color My World burst forth on the evening of Friday, May 14. With flurried preparations behind them, radiant girls clung to the arms of their escorts anticipating an unforgettable evening. Arriving at the St. Paul Hotel problems of parking were soon forgotten when they entered to the strains of Ray Aadburg and his six piece band. Once settled, couples began to look around seeking familiar faces, only to find some senior citizens in the crowd. Yes, even the faculty had taken to the floor in a desperate effort to recapture those old dance steps. Early exits led to dinner dates at such places as the Hilton or Farrell's. Lf ABOVE: Juliann Elias and her date, Al Cunnien share a few secrets Prom night, May 14. TOP: Mary Hauwiller and her boy friend dance a little cheek to cheek, the latest style! RIGHT: Using floral centerpieces, Murrayjuniors made Prom enjoyable for these seniors. 941 Prom 4.4 N 1 E w, K

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Class comics, falling doorknobs, . . 4 fire tower amuse on class trzps S' Holding up a 747 at Kennedy Airport Always original, the Murray .ggi and swimming in May with snow travelers concluded that trip 5 on the shores distinguished the by keeping their plane waiting 'ff' s .1 trips ofthe Class of ,7l. an hour and a half! 'mal 60 AMMers flooded the streets In May, back on the buses again, -ig of Philadelphia, New York and 70 seniorsjourneyed to Sugar Hills. Q! 5 A Washington D. C. in August. 400 weather thwarted sun-seekers, p 1:25 Posing on the White House lawn but didn't stop adventurers 0 Q and window-shopping at Tiffany's from swimming in the lake. 5 classified them as tourists. The talented Liedl and P' A Presidential Suite for Mr. A Stahlmann team amused audiences had unexpected added attractions: that evening. , removable doorknobs and books Sleepy-eyed but smiling, Q to hold up beds! the girls returned to Murray. Q 2 TOP: A deserted fire tower lures adventurers. BELOW: Let's keep the pool open all night! RIGHT: A crowded bus brings happy memories. Af W -L ' W . 7 A D. f . I . . f' - N 1 f Kathy Weeda and Cathy Hoertsch spend the early morning hours catching a little shut eye. Even the cheery ol' sun can't wake 'eml Qefsugaf Hills l l