Brazil High School - Brazilian Yearbook (Brazil, IN)

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Memories Have Only lust Begun Soft candlelight. fragrant blossoms, and a cascading fountain will all be ree membered by those who attended the 1971 Prom. Last year's Junior-Senior Prom was held in the Memorial Union Building at Roseellulman on May first. Beginning at nine o'clock music, pictures and a fishpond provided entertainment for the evening. The prom will be re- called for the disappearance of punch cups and the dismantling of scenery by the classes of '71 and '72. A midnight snack came as the Post- Prom began at the Elk's Club of Brazil. After eating, post-promers proceeded upstairs tor a different type of dancing. Music by the Onyx and name drawings for money kept most dancers up until the early hours. Early Sunday morning, girls prepared baskets for picnics at the local state parks. Sweaters, jackets, and umbrellas were needed, but most enjoyed the day, ABOVE. Students of B.H.S. at the 1971 prom indulge in a tiny bit of sophisticated fishing. BELOW. Grecian columns are subjected to removal by many as the '71 Prom nears its end,

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t.-fi ith-ww i ABOVE. The fountain in the Memorial Union Buiiding at Rose-Hulman creates entertain- ment at the 1971 Junior-Senior Prom. RIGHT. Cathy Middledorf and graduate Kelly Daugherty astound the audience with their proficiency in performing tricks with cups. af, W f' 1 :fi n ,. MA' V me

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