Elizabeth Forward High School - Eli Mon Yearbook (Elizabeth, PA)

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-sENloR BANQUET- -gs, . x ' Q' Q Q , 1 J cz' K is . A QQ ff is LA 1-.4 gf -k...A EE vf-sf? On Nlay 1, the Senior class piled into nine school buses and captured a memory that will last a long time. It was the last time that the class of '75 would be together as a whole. They were taken to Seven Springs where they had a dinner to pay tribute to lVlr. Vitori, class sponsor who helped the class when they needed him. After dinner, smaller groups scat- tered to enjoy the surroundings of the ski resort. There was bowling, pool, ping pong, swimming, air hockey, pinball machines, and of course, more food. At eleven o'clock, the buses were boarded and head- ed for home. Even though the class separated that night, they' ll always remember the times they spent together as the class of '75.

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- Qulu. 8. scRoLL- NEW INDUCTEES SENIORS: Michelle Brewer, Bob Dufner, LuAnn Fontenessi Merry Ford, Lori Kight, Laurie Nizinski, Beth Rommel, Win Ziders, JUNIORS: Debbie Dalton, Joe DeChicchis, Sue McMahon, Mary Pettus, Linda Phillips, Robert Ravasio, Jack Rost, Teri Rost, Gene Weigel, Karen Zando. New members of Quill 84 Scroll, an honor society for high school journalists, were in- ducted at a formal candlelight ceremony held April 24. Presentation of pins were conducted by lVIr. Echard and lVlrs. Hart e, sponsors of the yearbook and newspaper publications . To be selected as a member of the society, a stu- dent must participate in a high school literary organizations and be in the top third of his class Senior members gave recitations on the qualities of a Quill and Scroll member. The ceremony was ended by closing remarks of lVIr. Klein, and a reception was held afterwards.

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TTTTT T 7 -COLOUR MY WORLD- c A. Nlarybeth Hreho- cik escorted by Tony Kovacevic. B. Sue McMahon escorted by Terry Papinchak. C. Linda Rowe escorted by Fran Zovko. M ' SI I A D. arlan ag e escorted by Jay Weiskircher. X-3 E. Jeanne Willig escorted by Paul Wanstreet. lt took a year of planning and preparing but in the end, the junior-senior prom was worth every effort put forth by the class of '76. After many hours of debate, Colour lVly World was chosen as the theme of the prom which was held on lVlay 16 at Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge in Nlonroeville. The evening began with a re- ceiving line followed by dinner and dancing to the sounds of Sudden Grace. The prom was con- cluded with the crowning of Angie Radovich as fell, queen. The after prom began with a splash as a few changed from tuxes and gowns to bathing 1 suits and took a dip inthe pool. Felix Harp provided the music and when it came time for the band to take a break, a hypnotist took the stage and put the drowsy volunteers into atrance. Wonder if they expected to spend the prom on the moonl? Once again the prom ended all too soon and at 5:00 everyone headed for home.