Hartford City High School - Retro Yearbook (Hartford City, IN)

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'lm-N HQ Puffy parachutes, Parisian windows, and one Chicken wire Chandelier highlighted the 1962 Prom, Wh0's that hanging fY0m the Ilafafhuffxirl asks MT- VVQ rolled out the red Carpet and lighted our Harrell of other junior class sponsor, Mrs. Russell, path with glowing Candles, It was an exciting and Tom Trauring. Debbie OWCI1 knows. way to begin our big night in Paris, 10-

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That Pass Much Too Swiftly ws 59 Y, of N My it I s H r is in 4 Pr ' i .. r Lively leapers, cheerleaders Sherie Griffey, Claudia Wagner, Sharon Wesner, and Kam Monfort practice Yells. Anxiously awaiting their turn, eager riflemen look intently at the marksman- Freshmen harmonize at ship of their pals during the Fun Night festival. Fun Night talent show. -9

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From our sophomore movie, to the rose, light bulb, and sticker sales as juniors, we waited impatiently for that colossal night, the Prom. Palais de Paris was excitedly planned and executed by a host of enthusias- tic carpenters, artists, and wallpaper hangers. Making a ceiling from parachutes was only a part of the preparation. Violet drapes hung at deep blue French windows, and a glittering gold foil chandelier lit the festive ballroom and stage terrace. Charlotte Jones was crowned queen of the gay soiree before her court, Phyllis Pulley, Kathy Redmond, Kam Monfort, and Sharon Wesner. From our chateaux and the music of Jimmy Stier, Queen Charlotte and her escort, Leigh Major, led us to the ribbon at the Hartford Theater where we were enchanted by the French comedy, 5'Gigi. Returning to the ballroom, we dined and marvelled at the antics of our hypnotized classmates who thought sour lemons were sweet and cried over imaginary sad movies. A delicious breakfast was served at the Beatnik Party at the 4-H Building, where Don Chevolet and ,Judy Bantz entertained. Bidding good-byffto our Prisian fling, we trundled home and off to Dreamland, U.S.A. - , Wa at ...,., F Your highness, your bouquet. Marcus Van Winkle 1962 junior class president, adrniringly crowns Char lotte Jones, queen of the Palais De Paris. Memories from 'Palais de Paris' Five Americans in Paris pose before the grande entrance to the theater. These lovely girls are Phyllis Pulley, Kam Monfort, Queen Charlotte Jones, Sharon Wesner, and Kathy Redmond.