Center Point High School - Pointer Yearbook (Center Point, IA)

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Awards Day . . . The Day Awards Day was held May 17, 1974 at 9:00 A.lVl. Awards Day is a special day in which everyone gets an award for something they have achieved throughout the year. Things honored are organizations, academic classes, honor roll, and perfect attendance. The seniors are especially honored this day for they are in the final close of the 13 years in which they have attended school. Also announced Awards Day are the scholarships and grants that the seniors will receive from different colleges. Besides these things, the class will and prophecy are read. The class will and prophecy are read. The class will consists of statements in which seniors will things to underclassmen. Class prophecy is predictions of what the seniors will be doing in approximately ten years from now. Class Day is a big event for all students. After Class Day, the students went back to class bragging about the award they received whether just one or many while the seniors went home to relax. BOTTOM: Seniors patiently look on while awards are continual- ly being given throughout Class Day on Friday morning. RIGHT: Cindy Bauserman accepts an award from Mr. Lammers for be- ing salutatorian of the 1974 Senior Class. 2-mn .

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Last Carnwal Goes Out wlth a Bang LEFT: The Candidates for the 1973- 1974 Carnival are from left to right: Freshmen, Patti Wilhelmi and Greg Fihinehartg Sophomore, Denise Nelson and Steve Mrkvicka: Junior, Bernie Milota and PePe Villareal: Senior, Cheryl Gherhold and Gary DeMeyer. Cheryl Gerhold and Steve Mrkvicka were crowned Queen and King by Judy Bauserman and Terry Nielsen. MIDDLE LEFT: King Steve and Queen Cheryl are preparing to draw the first name at the raffle. BOTTOM LEFT: Don Elgin watches as another student tries his luck at a dime in the shot glass. BELOW: The crowd watches as Mary Usher beats Terry Morgan in a tricycle race, one of the new fund-making pro- jects used in the carnival. The Senior Carnival was a great success. The 1974 Seniors grossed more than any other previous Senior Class. The night club was one of the new attractions which brought in the most money. Entertain- ment consisted of Mark Conroy, pianist, Sue Lown, singer, Rich Heitman, Come- dian, and The Splintersj' a rock group consisting of Robin Burrell, Craig James, Mark Morarend, and Larry Wear. Other new attractions were, tricycle races, shotglass game, balloon shaving and an antique shop.

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.L 2 'Wtzfkn wi' f ,, ,, V , fi I X 47 ig! f 4 it f TOP: Rhonda Owens walking up to receive one of her many awards. BOTTOM LEFT: Mark Haynes receiving the Kudrna Award presented by Mr. Rogers. BOTTOM TOP: National Honor Society Officers, Maureen McCormick, Renee McNeal, RIGHT: Mrs. Conroy presenting cheerleading awards to Richard Carver and Terri Elgin, receiving awards presented by Miss Proudtit, Ad- Donna Usher and Patti Wilheimi. visor. . eff ,, wi --i R ,-Z To Show Achievement