Eastwood High School - Aquila Yearbook (Pemberville, OH)

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Golden Sands ls Theme Of 1966-67 Prom VV Ln, t QQ Q -0 we vw O ,Fa rw- ' 'ri ff .. r or 1 -- ' -:- .. 1: fxl' . r N, 'rx Q1 y A native bamboo hut is the scene for refreshments during the prom. Couples dance on while the night grows longer. Amid palm trees, volcanoes, and an oceanic mural Golden Sands , the 1966-1967 Junior-Senior Prom took place May 20 in the high school gymnasium. In the course of the evening, Janice Bushman read the prophecy which was written by Bonnie Watkins. The prophecy was written in verse and based on a l-Iawaiian theme. Hal Sullivan, representing the senior class, read the will. The willed articles ranged from traffic tickets to broken pop bottles. Following the dancing, the activities moved to Lehman's Lodge in Fostoria. -.1 1 1' . x hut IA Douglas Gallier and Nancy Vavrick inspect an apple taken from the pig's mouth.

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Athletes Recognized Ai Sports Bonquei Coach Dale Bruning presents a trophy to Rob Wilson, one of his many fine basketball players. Praise from Coach Emmons is accepted by wrestler John Migliori. Each year to honor its athletes, EHS has several athletic banquets. Tl1e first dinner, late in the fall, honored the victorious 1966-67 football team. The co-captains presented trophies to their coaches. Then the coaches in turn gave their players a variety of trophies and certificates. The second banquet, after the end of the basketball season, recognized the basketball and wrestling teams. Aside from league honors, Mr. Dale Brun- ing and his crew were also honored for taking the runner-up trophy in district action. Wrestling was also included in this banquet. John Migliori was honored as the outstanding wrestler of the year. The final sports banquet of the year was in May and it honored the golf, track, and baseball teams. The varsity baseball team was recognized for its second place tie. The track team also was honored for taking fourth place in the NLL meet. Football captains Ed Coy and Rob Wilson present a trophy to end coach Paul Neeb.

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Mardi Gras Festivities Mark GAA Formal Queen Marlene Restemeyer arrives with her escort Merlyn Hoodlebrink. April sixteenth marked the evening of the annual GAA spring formal. Second only to the prom in grandeur the theme for 1967 was Mardi Gras. Also, following custom, a queen and attendants were chosen by the GAA members. The queen chosen was Marlene Restemeyer and the attendants were Barbara Fries, seniorg Teri Wegman, juniorg Diane Taulker, sophomoreg and Carol Mandell, freshman. The Town Criers completed the mood created by the decorations of balloons, streamers, and colored lights with their music for dancing. Dancing in the festive setting or strolling in the gar den occupies much of the evening.