Conrad High School - Whoop Up Trail Yearbook (Conrad, MT)

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JUNIGR PRCDM The annual lunr r Prom given on April 25 1941 rn ho or of the class of 41 was cur most elaborate achievement as Iunrors Lengthy deloates and heated discussions finally resulted in usrng the Deep Sea theme rn our setting After selection of the very efficient Prom Committees work progressed rapidly With the use of imagination a bathsphere at the entrance lowered the promenaders into an enchanting underwater world Gaily colored fish were s en gliarng gracefully along a full length mural to the sweet strains of under sea m oleys swung lcy V rn Paulson and his Rhythm Benders Along the north wall ther were sea caverns which provided refuge for foot weary de p sea divers Mermaids reclining in sunken ships refreshed the dancers Nrth cool delightful salt water punch On the transformed stage Neptune king of the sea reigned supreme in hrs castle of coral reefs gaudy fish and rrpplrng rhythm Streamers hung rn profuston resembled the foaming churn dur ed a most spectacular scene At nine oclock Grace Yeager and Don Dolhver led the grand march to the swing version of Onward Conrad This was the largest grand march in the history of Conrad High School Programs in the form of fish with fish rrsprred names announced fourteen dances with four extras 'They were given out by two smiling little gentlemen Gary Kellogg and Billy Simon dressed rs sailors Thanks to Mr Breedens careful supervrston and helpful advice our Prom was a huge success' Due credit goes to the entire class for the willrng assistance and srncere cooperation displayed by all We are grateful to those outside of the class to our ranrtor pal Tom O Brien to those friends who lent furniture and settings and to the mothers and fathers who acted as Patrons and Patronesses Mr and Mrs H H Dolliver Mr and Mrs C W Strrcklm Mr and Mrs C 1 Pings Mr and Mrs Ed Breeden and Superintendent H P Lewis I I . 'o ' ' , , ' n 1 . , . . 2 M . . I - e l ' e ' . e ' ' r - ing, waves of the wild Atlantic. Effective lighting in these surroundings pro- f . . V 4 I V i