Breckenridge High School - Brecksonian Yearbook (Breckenridge, MI)

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precious Mtmoxitz Pb’II j§I]are Sforeter Two of the most memorable events for the Seniors were the Banquet and Prom, occasions which were hosted by the Junior Class. The Banquet was held May 4, 1974 in the cafetorium which was decorated in the Senior Class colors, green and yellow, around the theme, The Way We Were. A delicious baked ham meal and an entertaining program was enjoyed by all who attended. Rainbow and balloons filled the cafetorium as many couples attended the Prom held May 11, 1974. The featured band LT.D. , played a variety of songs and did a special arrangement of the theme, Colour My World. 24 Student Life

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 Opposite page, left: Lanrey had trouble making up her mind. Upper right: Ado Annie demonstrated her easy going style with the scarecrow. Center right: Capturing the attention of his friends, Will Parker related the changes in Kansas City. Lower right: Ali Hakim found himself very near to a shotgun wedding to Ado Annie with her father's approvaL Upper left: TheKansasCity style of dancing was demonstrated by Karen Mizer. Left: Poor Jud Fry sang the woes of his lonely life. Far above: Curley topped Jud's bid on Laurey's basket as auctioneer, Aunt Eller looked on in amazement Above: Laurey and Curley finally got hitched with the approval of the neighbors.

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Opposite page, upper left: Ida Garcia prepares banquet decorations. Lower left: Tutti Harrison and DaveFenske get a chuckle out of the giftatory. Upper right: Darcy Smith and Rox Anderson nervously converse before reading the class history. Lower right: Juniors enjoy themselves at the Jr. Sr. Banquet. Upper left: Carrie Smith kept the prom decorating under control. Lower left: Jan Coulson and Rex Randall pose for memory pictures taken by Dick's Studio of Ithaca. Above: Bob Coyle and Cathy Wyeth share an unforgettable evening. Upper right: Couples dance to the music of L T. D. Student Life 25