Crater High School - Constellation Yearbook (Central Point, OR)

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1 Pictured above is Bill Reeves after refresh- ments in the Coral Inn. .JumiofusQtogeaL.. ..Quccess ..Pwvw The card tables were topped with starfish, shells, driftwood, ocean bouys, and glitter, which added sparkle. The juniors worked hard for three days preparing the 57 Prom. All of the props and decorations were built by the students. One Sunday before the Prom all of the iuniors went over to the coast to get driftwood, shells, and other materials which they used in their decorations. Refreshments were served in the Coral Inn , a coral reef gaily decorated with napkins. The refresh- ments consisted of punch, cake, and dainty sandwiches. Caesar Muzillio and his band furnished the music for the occasion. They played on the deck of an old wrecked ship called Neptune , THE FOLLOWING GIRLS SERVED: Louella Rone, Carolyn Konopasek, Julia Thomason, Virginia Hiatt. X

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The theme of the T957 Junior-Senior Prom was Underwoter . The junior closs was to be commended on the wonderful job they did in preporing for this event. The entronce to the Prom was through o wholes mouth. The wolls olong the side were pointed with bright colored seo creotures. The folse ceiling ond the circling lights gove the effect of rolling woves. In the center ofthe floor wos o huge octopus ond o mermoid.

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Queen Betty was crowned during intermis- sion in a large oyster shell constructed of chicken wire and napkins lined with pink satin. In her court were Gayle Childress, Karen Johnson, Kay Burd, and their escorts. ku, I The entertainment was furnished by Miss Pat's School of Danc- ing. It consisted of five different dances. This wonderful atmosphere plus all of the gayeity that accompanies a 'Prom combined to make o most beautiful and successful Prom.