Grand Ledge Academy - Ledge Lore Yearbook (Grand Ledge, MI)

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Forty J UNIORS Fifth Row R. Lamzrell. K. Smith, li. Gearhart, H. Kempf. A. Funtukis, D. Tran, H. Rzinilifpli, H. Stoln-rt, R. liaker, D. Congdon. I.. Dayton, D. Benjamin, T. lzzlrt. ld. Kranz, D. Hair. Fourth Row .l. U'Connor, IC. Feyeralienml, I.. Pyle, N. Thomas, I.. Van Liew, N. NL-snian, C. Dunham, M. Curtis, li. Aizures, L. Preston, J. Briggs, D. liams, B. Cehlhaar, I.. Swalec B. Wagner, L. Flessner. Third Row- -li. Niles, M. Kingsley, M. Alexander, L. Morris, N. Peters, A. Resler, ll. Jones,l S. Reed, J. Gamble, IS. Pearson, K. Horner, D. Nostrant, W. Atwell, Ii. Reyna ds. Second Row- C. Gordon, J. Seils, E. Austin, B. J. Long, M. Wright, J. VanDoren, A. Preston, G. Miller, H. MacDowell, D. Walodko, Miss Blyth 1AdviserP. First Rowe'-D. Goorlsell, R. Winstanley, M. Guild, F. Wesseler, J. Fitzgerald, J. Anderson, M. Hierptans, E. Glumm, E. Bouck, E. Green, S. Kollman, S. Barnhart. juniors Hosts to Seniors at Banquet On May the 16th the Junior Class honored the Senior Class at an impressive and colorful Military Ball. In every way we were made to feel that we had entered into the surrounings of military life. The predominance of red, white and blue in the decorations and the patriotic character of the music all added to the gala affair. Over our heads we saw a huge American Hag with blue streamers from it to the side walls. The side-wall decorations made us feel that we were surely in an army camp while the stage took us to sea with a battleship. The patriotic color scheme was apparent on the tables. The favors and pro- grams showed the red, white and blue-and so did the food we ate. The toastmaster, John Fitzgerald, introduced the speakers in a lively manner. Jerry Anderson welcomed the Seniors and Phillip Clark made the response. The other speakers, Duane Goodsell, Mary Alexander, Barbara Reynolds and Edward Bouck further elaborated on the patriotic theme. The music, furnished by Junior Class members who are in the band and choir, added also to the effectiveness of the program. After the banquet was finished and the tables were taken down, we had a de- lightful evening dancing. We Seniors certainly feel that the Juniors did a fine job and we take this op- portunity to express our thanks to them. We also thank the Sophomores who so capably waited on us. Now that one more Junior-.Senior Banquet is history we are happy that we have been a part of it. This pleasant evening will be one of our long cherished memories.