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created memories at the prom, A Time for Us. Mint-Green and Pink Highlighted HA Time for Usl' After long months of careful preparation directed by General Chairman Lynn Lower, the Junior Class presented A Time for Us on May 22, 1970. The memorable evening began at 9:00 when couples started arriving at the O'Hare Inn. Upon entering the Grand Ballroom, each girl received a charm, and each boy received a tie-tac, keep- sakes of the eighth annual prom. Against a mint- green and pink setting, Queen Denise Darnall reigned over the festivities. With her escort, Dave Long, she led the couples in dance to the Alan Swain Band and Music Fair. As midnight approached, the music gently faded away, and with it, a beautiful evening ended for any Romeo and his Juliet. 1970 PROM COURT: Ron Roszak, Lynn Grosch, Bruce Kratky, Karen McKenney, Dave Long, Denise Damall, Eileen 0'Brien, Jerry McEvilly, Lyn- 1 ette Wall, John Ingo. X- 1970 Prom 69
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l I 1 Bear player Harry Gunner tried to get by Mr. Richard Austin. Fightin' Falcon Faculty left the bench determined to win. Big Bears Edged Fighting Faculty in Packed Gymnasium After long weeks of preparation, Forest View's faculty met the Chicago Bears in a Lettermen-sponsored basketball game. On Feb- ruary 10, nearly twelve hundred students and parents filled the gymnasium for the exciting game. Throughout the event, the score remained very close until, in the last second, Chicago Bear Doug Buffone scored the winning basket to give the Bears an 86-84 victory. During half time, the crowd enjoyed the antics of ten boy cheerleaders. The Lettermen sponsored the game to pro- mote athletic interest. All proceeds went toward the purchase of athletic equipment. Mr. Glen Elms and Dick Gordon leaped for a jump ball. X Bears-Faculty Basketball Game 71
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