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I Qweet . . . ’72 With the coming of April and the promise of a flower, the claustrophobia from the winter is gladly shunned, providing leisure time for all and the spirit of spring is captured in every heart. Spring 1972 was not at all different! Sports powerfully burst through the springtime veil, sparking enthusiasm in spectators as well as participators. Golf began the athletic excitement followed by track and then last but not least, action on the diamond. All proved to spirit up the spring for B.H.S. Queen Terri Meloni held her scepter over the Mayday celebrations as the gymnasium trans- formed into the stage for those wishing to flaunt their abilities. Shiny satin ribbons, like beams of restful sunshine, hung gracefully at the sides of the traditional Maypole until many beautiful Sen- ior girls paid their last tribute to B.H.S. by intert- wining these strands as if to put together and relive their past four years at high school. The Junior-Senior prom provided a magic car- pet ride for many to that island in the South Seas called Shangri-La. The island was a beautiful hideaway composed of tropical flowers, an array of flambouyant colors, exotic island shrubbery and artistic wood carvings. Couples floated on the dance floor lit by sand candles, while others sam- pled a delicate fruit salad and other Polynesian dishes. As the last people left, the magic carpet to Shangri-La was rolled up: the door to paradise was forever closed. NEW YORK CITY — big lights and city nights. All that the small town Barnesvillians could have ever dreamed about for an excursion away from home. The 3 days and 2 nights were spent in total indulgence. No school to worry about and best of all, no parents to nag about late hours or too much fun. All added up to a grand time for the '72 graduating Seniors. Twenty-five
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Utilh lM lV Ow thb 1 GH '?'?'? GOLF '72 — D. Christie, J. Fisher, D. Mayberry, J. His- som, M. Schuster, B. Shuman, T. Toohey, R. Williams, K. Wright, D. Froelich and T. Wehr,- absent. Twenty-six
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