Greene High School - Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Long formals and lots of roses made the 1965 Prom an unforgettable occasion for all who attended. Scene for Last Prom Jerry Klockow, Don O'B1enis, and Hal Ort were Frankie Kit and his band provided the music welcome sights as they served refreshments on the and set the mood against a background of moon- warm but pleasant prom night. light and roses. I5

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Saturday, May 23 was a warm, pleasant evening for Greene's last Prom, which was held at the Erskine Country Club. An atmosphere of Moonlight and Roses was accented by sprays of white gladiola and red roses and dancing on a moonlit terrace. A single rose center- piece decorated each table. The music was provided by Frankie Kit and his orchestra. Following the dancing a roast beef buffet was served. The honor of being members of the 1965 Prom court went to Ray Martens--king, Susan rogers-- queen, Richard Ewing--prince, and Judy Jolly-- princess. Moonlight and Roses Set The members of the J tmior and Senior Club to the familiar strains of our school classes and their guests promenaded down song. the flagstone court of the Erskine Country I4

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Seniors Bid Farewell . . This senior class had the dubious honor of being the last graduating class at Greene High School. The Highlights of the program consisted of an address by State Senator Lenoard Opperman, who stressed the need to keep in step with the revolutionary changes of the modern world. The long- awaited diplomas were issued to the grad- uating class by Assistant Superintendent Donald Dake and conducted by Thomas DeShone, band director. Father Martin Horvath gave the Invocation and the final blessing. As in past years the seniors were greeted after receiving their diplomas by parents, friends and well-wishers. Finally, report cards were issued to the graduates by their class sponsor, Mr. Bognar. I6