Brookings Harbor High School - Bear Facts Yearbook (Brookings, OR)

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Junior-Senior The Junior-Senior Banquet was held at the Elk's Lodge on Moy 'l4. The dining room was decorated throughout with a nautical theme. The menu consisted ot ham, peas, rice, rolls, a salad, and sherbert. Following the dinner, .lim Gadberry, master of ceremonies, introduced iunior and senior class presidents, Ken Weeks, and Brad Lewis, eGCh Of whom gave a short speech. Entertainment for the, evening was provided by Ken Kuhnhenn who sang two numbers accompanying himself on the guitar, and Jim Young who played a piano solo. The Sailors Kathy Hall Jill Stewart Linda Piper, Susan Christensen, Cindy Silversten and Jeri

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Junior-Senior Prom f'7 Marsha Lyons, Susan Elbert, Brenda Smith, and Sally Harroun prepare the cake and punch to be served to the guests. The waitresses dressed in keeping with the polynesian theme. FROM LEFT J t M'ller Derr Formicola, Ellen Mouti, Janis The Prom Court and their escorts were, ROW 1, : ane I , y Hyatt, Vicki Taylor, Gordean McNew. ROW 2: Steve Salisbury, Dave Cook, Rick Olson, Steve Beard, Denny Ed- wards, Jim Smith.

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Banquet Senior Class Will and Prophecy was read by Carlene Longacre and Gary Weeks with Sue Hoagland reading the Prophecy. 'QE-I1 Hodges announced the Senior Hall of Fame which was as follows: Best Student Leaders, Carlene Longacre and Gary Weeks, Best Dancers, Missy Brown and Jim Kemp, Best Personality, Missy Brown and Ron Cothren, Wittiest, Ron Cothren and Sue Hoagland, Best Dressed, Brad Lewis and Nelda Essel- strom, Biggest Flirt, Dick Stone and Sue Hoagland, Most School Spirit, Carlene Longacre and Jim Miller, Most Athletic, Bob Dunn and Linda Diane Brown. Jim Young played Theme from Apartment Gary Weeks and Carlene Longacre read the last will and testament of the senior class. . i