Colon High School - Magi Yearbook (Colon, MI)

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New band director? 29 I wanna' ride. Hey, ya' lil' chickadee! Hurry! It's my turn to go. I won?! ? Yankee Doodle Dandies

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Karla, We Bid You Well! The main attraction at the Fourth of July celebration was the senior queen candidates selected by their classmates. The queen candidates included: Kissable Karla Bidwell, Marvelous Mary Ellen Saxman, Thoughtful Tammie Tunison, and Delightful Debbie Reed. Before the festive Fourth began, Karla was crowned as the lovely reigning queen. The Fourth in Colon was also filled with a parade of faces to be admired, many floats to be enjoyed, several booths to be manned, all lost brothers and sisters to be found, much food and drink to be consumed, and, of course, fireworks to be oooohed and aaaahhhed. Yankee Doodle came to Colon riding on a Magi bunny, stuck a feather in his cap, and said, Karla, you're a real honey!

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Go South, to the Border What a trip! Good or bad, there are some seniors who will never forget. The first stop was Saint Augustine — for all you history fans, that's the oldest city in the U .S. of A. Next, the highjumping whale at Marine-land entertained the group. At Cocoa Beach you could find the seniors soaking up the rays and dunking in the salt. Ferris wheels and spinning wheels fascinated the class tourists at Disney World. The seniors toured Cape Kennedy and watched the Sky Lab lift-off (sort of). Their last stop was in Ringold, Georgia, where they watched truckers come and truckers go. An adventure and sight never to be forgotten! And finally, back to Colon for the eighth inning of the final varsity baseball game. (Better late, than never—I guess.) Noise, parties, the six dingalings, wheels, sand, sun, liberated girls, and Jordan injuries—what a trip!! My hair looks awful; just get a picture of my body. Gee whiz, Gloria!