Eastern State High School - Porthole Yearbook (Charleston, IL)

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Junior-Senior Prom J S n' r Ban uet and Prom, Friday, May As a climax to this year, the Junior Class sponsored the unior- e io q l H ll d' in room. After a delicious dinner, a few after-dinner 14. The banquet was held in the Linco n a in g d S ' r Class residents. Linda Mullins sang two songs. speeches were given by the Junior an enio p The dance was held in the Douglas Hall dining roo m from nine to twelve. Johnny Moreland's orches- A 't was a nice night, dancing on the terrace was enioyed by all. tra furnished the dance music. s I The theme this year was Blue Moon an d the decorations reflected this theme. There were silver stars hanging from blue and silver crepe paper. All in all, this year's banquet and Prom was a huge success. f ' ' the histor of Eastern State High School a Homecoming Dance was e 4 if 4 Homecoming Donce h ld in the Old For the irst time in y , Auditorium, December 17, 1953. lt was more or less a combined Homecoming and Christmas dance and it was held in place of the annual FHA Reindeer Frolic. h S d t Councii and was such a success that it will probably be an The dance was sponsored by t e tu en annual affair. Westcott's band furnished the music. The Footlights Club put on a play at intermission time. NINETEEN

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Junior Cloiss First Row: D. Crawford, D. Arnold, R. Abeln. Second Row: Mr. Quick, J. Reimer, B. Taylor, Mr. Tingley. The Juniors really kept themselves busy this year by picking up corn, keeping the concession stands going, and writing term papers for American history. Although they presented a dance in the fall, the most important event occurred on May 14. On that date, the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was held in the Lincoln-Douglas Halls. The theme was Blue Moon' and Johnny Moreland's orchestra provided the dance music. The Juniors have made a good showing in their extra-curricular activities, including the sports scene, and should be well qualified for the role of leadership in their final year at Eastern. This year's officers were as follows: President, Don Arnold, Vice-President, Don Crawford, Secretary, Rosemary Abelng Treasurer, Bob Taylor, Sergeant-at-arms, Jim Reimer. The class sponsors were Mr. Quick and Dr. Tingley. Abeln, Rosemary Adams, Howard Ashby, Claudius Arnold, Don Austin, Nancy Austin, Robert TWENTY