Earlville High School - Raidorian Our Years Yearbook (Earlville, IL)

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 Crystal Blue Persuasion brings back the memories of the 1974 Prom. Under the supervision of Mrs. Schrecengost, the junior class ornately decorated the gymnasium in blues, silvers, and white to resemble a fantasy evening. As is traditional, all couples met at the beginning of the evening at the home of Mrs. Margaret Johnson for punch and cookies. They then went to the school cafeteria for the buffet-style banquet. At the conclusion of the meal, Brett Nel- son quipped the class prophecy, after which Mary Frame read the senior will to the junior class. Crystal Blue 10 Prom

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In The Making .. . Cindy Burd was honored by being voted FFA Queen by members of that club. A day, a month, a year—they are nothing but mere letters and words thrown together. The dates aren't important, but the adventures of those times are what we remember. Memories of these days will be immortal pictures in our minds. It is the little things that mean a lot--Jokes we shared; long talks and laughter; feelings mixed with joy and frustration. Going to the game, or dance; riding around late into the night. Listening to our favorite songs on the radio. Each of us will have his own special memories. Each of us,will keep those treasured moments and, in time, we will look back upon them and relive a part of our lives that can never be forgotten. And never be duplicated the rest of our lives... Candids 9

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Tom N. Donna L. Persuasion” The mellow blue enchantment lent to the excite- ment of the affair, especially for Rose Leonard as she received the bouquet of carnations and daisies from Dave Duffey, Junior Class Pres- ident, which signified to all that she was Prom Sweetheart of 1974. After the dance many parties were held, and the memorable occasion came to its end with breakfast at the home of Annette Halsey. Steve B. Sandy W. Paul F. Sue M. Prom 11 Greg K., Loretta M.