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And as the night dances on, Dick Alexander ' s Townsmen band shares the magical beat and rhythm of A Time For Us. Junior class president George Brand appears to mingle well with the crowd as his date, Chris Chavez, watches with admiration. Couples, looking forward to an evening full of pleasant lasting memories, cross the en- chanted bridge into A Time For Us. Old traditions pushed aside and new ideas boldly tried characterized the 1976 Junior-Senior Prom. The theme, A Time For Us, truly be- came a time of beginning traditions and change, a night forever to remem- ber. A change in scenery, from the high school gymnasium and last year ' s A- C-D Museum, to the DeKalb Junior High School, was perhaps the most drastic. Though a few disliked this idea, the move proved a success. With the tiered floor, the dancing area was in view of all. Reserved tables with candle centerpieces stopped the dashing to grab a good seat. Another noticeable change was tuxedos were not required, which helped many guys in the pocketbook. Magician Dick Stoner provided entertainment during the middle of the evening, followed by the choosing of Prom queen and king, again a first at DeKalb. Planned after-prom activities were bowling, candlelight snacks at McDonalds, and breakfast at the Moose. And the dawn was brought in signalling an end to this evening full of memories and new traditions. Prom 29
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Prom Breaks Old Traditions Prom queen Jjn Ely and date, Chris Phillips, pose after their coronation with Prom king Jeff Norris and date, Susie Lenhard. Midway through the evening, magician Dick Stoner entertained with his startling magic tricks and witty remarks. Don DcWitt and Boots Butler seem to be en- joying their night at the Prom as Kclli Randlc relates a humorous story. Dancing included not only traditional slow dancing, but modern jiving as Becky Bower and Slan Mefford demonstrate. 28 Prom
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End of School Draws Near Though thi!i group ot st udents probably mean well, it is wondered if they will ever get any Pride Day cleaning accomplished. After winning sectional hall decorations, Sen- iors received their award. But could it be that Marilyn Teixeira dislikes ice cream? Above The FEA Brunch, one of many spring banquets, is the looked-forward-lo occasion when teachers learn their elf ie ' s identity. Left Graduation nears as Liz Blcvins, Tina Alt- man, and Lee Ann Hippenstecl admire the robes to be worn at the ceremony. 30 End of School
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