Argentine High School - Mustang Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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Tess Banion Sophomore Attendant Terri Lucas Junior Attendant Relays Royalty 1967 Queen Susan Williams

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Handsome table decorations entailed many hours of work for Judi McCamish, helped by Terri I.ueas. Paradise Hawaiian Style Susan Young served punch to thirsty dancers. Formal attire was not an obstacle for the latest dance steps. A Tommy Dorsey sound provided a romantic mood for happy couples. Music by the George Tidona band, palms, fish nets, starfish. Kon-Tiki heads, and a grass hut com- bined to make a gala of the annual Jr.-Sr. Prom on May 13. Hula dancers at intermission added to the two hundred guests’ enjoyment of “Paradise Hawaiian Style.’ The bewitching hour.

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Attendant Terri Lucas and escort Ron Matney. •ueen Susan Williams and escort Larry urt. Attendant Tess Ranion and escort Dan Ritter. Track royalty presented in twelfth annual Relays assembly Track royalty presented medals at the Argentine Relays. Exhilarated Ward cindermen accepted the Relays trophy from Queen Susan. Following the presentation of the track team and comments regarding the Relays by Coach Clohecy, David Wing presided at the Argentine Relays Assembly. The band played background music as the candidates and their escorts were presented and took their places on the stage. To a fanfare. David placed the crown on Susan Williams’ head and pro- claimed her Relays Queen. Roses, a crown, and an embrace from Larry Hurt accentuated the coronatum of Queen Susan. 17