Central High School - Centralia Yearbook (Bay City, MI)

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Queen Debbie beams with happiness as she is robed in the traditional cloak by Debbie Copus and crowned by Claude Gilkerson. Queen Debra Mezyh W Reign at He eeeming HONIECOMING COURT---I runl Row: Sara Cudde-ynv, soplmmmw-3 Ibilyllt' Hupff. sopholnore. lluvk Row: Judy Wulle-rsh-in. juninrg Sully Mary Ruse' Jay. svninrg Queen Il:-In Mayhew, Shelby Walter. senior VunSum1-run.Linda:llumlm-ldingvr.fn-slum-ng Cathy Nliknlujvzak, junior. 12'---ORGANIZATIONS Sz ACTIVITIES

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Hole ful ka hbcuf Accent Scenery at Z9 em Prom chairman Debbie Allore and Colleen Taberski try to decide who will be first on the swing as Pete Maxwell and Lyle Esterhai get ready to push the first one. 14-ORGANIZATIONS Gi ACTIVITIES While taking five to rest their tired feet, these couples be find it relaxing to sit and watch their friends dance. Though bolts of lightning and rain poured, Somewhere Over the Rainbow still maintained its fan- tasy atmosphere. The annual Rib- bon Prom sponsored by Girls' League was held May 2, 1969 in the boys' gym. During intermission, the presen- tation of the ten ideal girls took place. They were Wilma Bailey, ambitiong Barb Murdy, cheerful- nessg Susan Reder, courtesyg Cynthia Johnson, friendliness 5 Barb Voges, reverenceg Kathy Hanson, scholarshipg Cindy Prophater, self- disciplineg Debbie Balazer, serviceg Carol Meddaugh, perseverance, and Carol Hemstreet, vitality. Decorations were iridescent rain- bows with pots of gold at each end and a flower arch which had a dangling swing attached. A bub- Ebling fountain also adorned the gym. To top the evening off, music was furnished by Al Slaggert and the Commanders. ,f