Conestoga Valley High School - Conewago Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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70 N i ght To Remember A romantic, dimly lighted chamber crowded with elegantly clad couples and an accent of an'Ole Virginian atmosphere marked the set- ting for the 1971 junior-Senior Prom held on May 21 at the Dutch Town and Country Inn. The glamorous event surely generated a feel- ing of unforgettable enjoyment and excitement from within the hearts of every boy and girl present. Long tedious hours spent by the junior prom committee to create a successful environment for the occasion were complemented by the su- perb performance of Tiny Wright and his orchestra. At Dutch Lanes directly after the Prom itself, the Post Prom topped off the fun-filled social with a variety of games and entertainment enough to satisfy everyone. As a farewell to the seniors and a dramatic, new sensation for the juniors, the evening provided an unsurpassable experience which will be remembered for many years to come. Right - 'l he evening proved to be an enjoyable occasion for all attending. Above - Karen Vanl-lekken carefully calculates dimensions for the prom scenery. Rrlgbt - juniors and seniors dance to the sounds of Tiny Wright and his orchestra.

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Dv' 1' -94 -' Z7 . Q' if '11 W, . K ff:- YYN ' x s 'Ns' I we .. Oppariu - T'he lounge provides a relaxing atmosphere for Carol Godshall. Opparite - Cindy Libby and Deb Gehman diligently wrap toys for tots after the annual Christmas Toy Drive. Absent is Deb Angevine, chairman. Above - After taking a handoff from her quarterback, iunior running back, Karen May- hew, makes yardage for a first down in the annual Powder Puff football game. 'I69

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Tap -- Tim Sweigart and jim Ruoss begin framework for the decorative window scenes Above - During band intermission, students happily converse.