Centennial High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Ellicott City, MD)

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Seniors showed their loyalty May 29 when over 130 gradu- ates danced and dined at La Fontaine Bleu on Class Night.- Dinner, served buffet style, included such savory fare as lasagna, seafood Newburg, fried chicken, and roast beef. Highlights of the evening included music by Apricot Bran- dy and the reading of the senior wills, at which time mem- bers of the Class of '79 were left something of personal value- some tangible, some intangible-which distinguished the individual qualities of the recipients. What particularly characterized Class Night was the har- mony which surfaced among such a diverse senior class-truly a mark of their legacy.

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Seniors Celebrate A Classy Class Night - l R 'W-Mam ie ! '. ' .f.4i'5f?g'?'Lizqifp' .esmmvtal ll CLOCK WISE FROM ABOVE: The entertainment for the evening was sup- plied by Apricot Brandy, a local five piece groupg Linda'Hardy laughs care- lessly as Mr. Ken Sachs whispers sweet nothings into her earg While waiting for dinner to be served, Delanie Rice and Denise Wright reminisce about two good years they have spent togetherg Although the evening is heading toward an end, Pete Nelson and Terri Costello have the energy to disco down to the tunes of the bandg Early arrivals eagerly wait for Apricot Brandy to start picking up their spiritsg After careful consideration, the Senior Board decided on La Fontaine Bleu although the distance was far. 204 Class Night

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CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: The Reverend Albert Burkhardt draws a parallel between the potential in the lives of young people and the blossoming of flowersg SENIOR CHOIR: Top Row-Scott DeSanti, Greg Bowers, Chris Klapp- roth, John Adams. Middle Row-Eric Bart- land, John Emmett, Bill Bradford. Front Row- Jo Blackwell, Ginny Rich, Sue Pearson: Jill Orton accompanies herselfon guitar as she seren- adcs the seniors with her original composition: Seniors stopped at the cafeteria with families and friends to socialize and have refreshments. Here Dee Hopkin and lJayfCox-iserve tthem- selves cake prepared by P.T.S.A. mothers, Mem- bers of thc Class of I979, ready to make their mark on the world, stand to bc saluted by the au- dience after the proccssionalg Assisted by Melody Richardson, Lawrence Wong plays The Lord's Prayer to accompany vocalist Ric Ryder. 206 Baccalaureate Aff. ,l -ml-, :WH 1 Ai it ail - V, , gn. nr Q LQ! kt il X. 9 'N 'sa -1 23 :ir '11 i 1' WX?