Condon High School - Review Yearbook (Condon, OR)

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Junior - Senior Banquet Following dinner, Mr. Ernest Fatland spoke on Jumping to Conclusions. After his interest- ing talk, the Senior Class Will was read. Mr Gilman then reminisced about each of the Seniors, The banquet completed, it was time for the long-awaited prom! The 1964 Jr. -Sr. banquet began as Stu- dent Body Chaplain, David Magee, gave the invocation. Class President, Rob Myers, welcomed the Seniors and other honored guests. Caught sampling the food were the Soph- omore boys who served the delicious roast turkey, that Mr. DiVivo prepared

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Prom Preparation Monday, April 20, the day the Juniors began decorating for their prom. First the ceiling went up and it was work, work, work! Watch the wet paint! As the indus- trious boys pool their efforts to com- plete the bridge and railing. The class secured help from three of Condon's talented artists to paint the mural across the end wall. Mr. B., class advisor, is probably wondering how such a seemingly disorganized class could work together so well to create the breathtaking splendor of Moon River. Time out for a gab session as the HA11 We do is pin pin Sand stland is given a pleated bor- pimp, The Whole prom The strain of late hours and er' S arp' Was held UP by PINS- hard work begins to show.

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gil? BQ! 'H .lunlo Class President Rob Myers crowns NANCY PETTYJOHN Queen of the Prom! In the Old Gym on April 25, the Junior Class re- vealed their artistic accomplishments in creating the 1964 Prom, Moon River. The setting was a River Boat's ballroom which glistened with gold walls and azure blue ceiling. Rotating lights accented the chandelier in the middle of the room. The bridge across Moon River led from the ball- room to the shore line. Under the star-covered sky were the tables and a mural which gave the setting awe-inspiring beauty. As the Barney Powell Or- chestra played the strains of the last song, everyone agreed the serene beauty and atmosphere of Moon River would not soon be forgotten. Well done, Juniors! 4 ES YW 0 1 r - Senior Prom The Queens dance fswiwwslsw i fgiwsesifilii W is-H. -':f:.... 3 is L A ,,l , . , -,--,,. ,,5,:. J,,i. 5 ,M-im ,L ,ii s L t Q .y N . sy ' I -- W 'fifiv' wif .Q Viilif.-'4Eff, 4 ' 'ffhiiiffwi -a '9g::':s .':-i,,fZ ,'s, The Toyfilty POSGS for T ' V ' ' ' :1f.i,' Ewx f ' i lt S 0ff1C13'1P1CU1TG- ea, X Qi. im. ,,ff,.,S3,Ewi5t,,ilf.tzzlsf,lifilefirgzyyefgfiaawfwg f , an 'QM K if, is 5 N2 ' ' A K Y K Z if Q' 'ii :mi K is li nm gm S 5 5 3 4 7,.i.,,r,,--g m - ,!.f5L,1.:,,,,t...v-: ta W V, twist 5 i ,gi F, 1, sg WM 5 -- A QikfsE?2,'fAlismfiiff . ., , H, ,gg Liggaqgigaa SL Maggie -1154-Abi' 1 V-If -,,-., Qjgfi -. f 'j:iEijgg' 3:f.',11iEf'-fliji1iss 'f,ilf1ff:Sf' r.f:sz1?5'l?f iUZ,7 z sifkgngeflvii? 7 A 'sr f . fi' 2 2 is ,ws an LWl+2i.i QL Q21 L'gu,y5vf3rL i15+zfmwif,'fffaifiimif ,Q ' W WE , S+ ff : gfiqyig-Qg,gw ef fa 1 :iff aw f i 2 W Y ' -fsgaieiigfiffiie QQ Q M :.:-'.::'.,?-::'fSE5?ff'E-E5: f.5 f5'.fi,5.:f-1 E5'7E:f?:,:: :ff'i 'E -2: :gg R ffifrfgg vm' r, Kg .