Central High School - Optimist Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

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Soft lights, sweet music, a boy and a girl-Duane and Gwen, Laddie and Marlys, Gene and Mavis, Marlys and Don. Juniors and sweet sixteen- a pensive Mugs with Oakie. ,affi x Xi' i X' 1' if W. 4, lt.3?g.5 I D x .,.- WWE.,-Mi. 1 P Us 'j .:-H ' -x. When the fcasfs 'over A mock social class conducted by Everett Eide, alias Mr. Snell.

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coming --way, the Queen approached the throne the Music Council Hoat had the band and cheerleaders. a king and queen! Mr. Fezler doing the announcing. ' ' ' on mother 49 Ford were Ardis and Adema' efe-, Mu11,a5f N ,-fm-.. . l 1 . . my ,.-c .1 Mwmm

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Well go to the ball lv? a And the big night came, April 10, Prom! Highlighted by the reading of the senior class will and the junior class prophecy, a banquet was held in the Methodist ch1u'ch with sophomores acting as waiters and waitresses. Despite the April showers, dancers were surrounded by moonlight and roses in the school gym, where the Grand March was led by junior and senior class presidents, Don Steenerson and Jim Anderson, with their guests, Marlys Buness and Carolyn Wilson, and by prom committee heads, Pearl Ott and Mary Collins, with their escorts, Bill Martin and Bryant Ulseth. When midnight rolled around, all left to journey from one home to another for more food and fun. Came the sunrise of April 11, and sleepy-eyed juniors made hasty waste of the decorations which had so magically given the gym a romantic atmosphere the night before. Small fry-sophomores Marcella, Carol, Marlys, and Charlotte. ff, . I A 3 lt, ' 4 13' '1 - h 1 ol Just sitting it out Duane and Dons 4 K' 5-,H ,Z , ol