Hamilton Southeastern High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Fishers, IN)

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Wayne Burton and date Phyllis Linda- mood posed under the moonlight and the rose trellis. Eddie Muir enjoys a tasty morsel prior to ballroom antics., Faculty and staff members were present, too, as will attest Mr. and Mrs. Ardith West and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wellman. Queens for a Night were Judy Bauer and Ann Gibson as they ate by candlelight with their Senior Prom dates. Flowing and beautifully-styled gowns impressed senior boys in their formal attire throughout the evening.

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oonlight 81 Roses ls Prom Theme Dinner was served preceding the Senior Prom dance with the menu including baked steak and all its trimmings. Junior girls served the meals. Moonlight and Roses captured the imagina- tions ofthe Class of '68 and its guests at the an nual Senior Prom. Beautiful decorations trans- posed the cafeteria from its usual pumpkinish appearance into one of the most stunning car- riages ever seen. Dancers floated gracefully to the strains of music provided by Tommy Moriarity's orchestra. Mrs Mary Sue Rowland did an ice sculp ture of the man in the moon for a center piece Dreamers Mike Swackhamer, Ann Gib- son, Terry Turpin, Iudy Bauer, Roberta Hair and Mike Woodward helped grace the ballroom floor. 22

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4' Graduates To Cause Happenings was juniors Hank Monzel, Carla Ford, Debra Morehouse and Stan Clark served as guides for the Class of '68 at the annual bac- calaureate ceremonies held in the auditorium. Dr. Ben Mor- gan, uncle of class member Eddie Isenberg, was the Speaker.