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S .QB Ii Q. VV, .0 ' A? J 16515 I 4, ,Q f' ,r .,.f1 , if? 1 if Kuff' Amidst Arabic splendor, Mary HOWill'Cl WLL5 CIWJWII' ed Queen of the 1959 Junior-Senior Prom. Her majestey was graced by her attend- ing court: Princess Donna Burnett, Prin- cess Sherry Koellner, and Vernola Hutchison The princesses' es- corts, were in the or- der mentioned, Ker- man Bennett, Kon Wald, John Castor, and Queen Marys' es- cort. Dennis Vllilkcr. Junior class Vice- President Jim El- dred crowned each girl with beautiful pearl crowns. The Queen received a bouquet of roses and each princess received a bouquet of white carnations.
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.Wy X I' f N wh, xx - A- P -- na X no e tX 5 'N--4. f If--f, -lm B Y.. The theme of the Mother's Day Tea was Memories are Made of This. Sharon Coffman, the general , chairman, worked hard to turn the gym into a beauti- - - g ' '- ful reception room for the mothers. The mothers P 'fx ' A were served punch and cake, a.nd then the Girls of X ' A the Month were introduced. Entertainment was W provided by the chorus and Lea Padgett played afew ' p selections on her accordian. The girls then present- 'QQ ed a style show, featuring clothes from Bure1son's. ml' -1. 'J-5 -ay Q ,, 4 M , f Q . 2 . . r g,A,v-,N lillsiillli, 46 Affi f 6
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The two sub- jects attending Queen Mary were Rosalie Wilson and Helen Goff. Entertainment for the Queen and her court was pro- vided by Dayle Neshiem robed in the Silks of the far East. Dayle's exotic dance added to the created atmosphere. Ln the middle of this beautiful des- ert, stood a re- freshing oasis consisting of palm trees, a small pool of cool water, with white sand surrounding it. Graciously serving the re- freshments were: Nancy Clark, Linda Merrian, Rosalie Wilson, and Helen Goff. The re- freshment stand was designed as an open market place. , .
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