Hearne High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Hearne, TX)

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The junior class and their spon- ' sors were ho sts Saturday evening, May 4, for the 1957 senior class. The banquet was held at the Amer- ic an Legion Hall, which was decorated with the theme of the Stork Club. Star Z spangled blue streamers covered the M 6 doors, windows and ceiling of the hall. The banquet tables W e r e laid with white cloths and centered with silver glittered candles and reservation cards. The central arrangement was of white carnations- set in a black top hat. Billye Io Scheller, president of the junior class, welcomed the guests and introduced the per- formers for the evening. Mary Jane Roffino gave her rendition of Mean to Me. Members of the junior class and senior class and their dates enjoyed dancing to the music of the Buddy Allen Quintet. it 3 , '4 'L , ng wg, ' 1 Fred Moss, president of the senior class, read the class will. The senior room mothers and their husbands chat together before the din- ner is served.

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V Penny and her friends dance the Conga and leforc the record is over,her mother and father .ave joined them. z ll 77 Penny While Father fFred Mossjis working, Penny flxflargaret Meadorsj triesto convince her father that she needs a new strapless formal. Mother fKay Geanj and Penny console Father after all of th e excitement has faded out. s J 3 f A '+rv ' g ,1 ,, 1 f-L4 . , Penny's girlfriends -- A lic e Uan Stroudj, Faye CLillie Grimmj, and Norma fAndra Reedl--prac- tice for the style show, which is to be the next afternoon. Senior Play Carl Jackson fKenneth Mouncel and Aunt Ellen fElea- nor Perryj make up after an argument. M othe r explains to Penny and her girlfriends the correct way to handle men.

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0!W0'0'f' WMM wifi? After the banquet, the group en- joyed dancing tothe music of the Buddy Allen Quintet. The dance be- gan at nine and ended at twelve p.m. with the tr a d i ti o n al rendition of Auld Lang Syne. The dinner, served by waiters and waitresses dressed in black and white costumes, consisted of turkey and dressing, candied sweet pota- toes, green beans, strawberry short- cake, and iced tea. Ian Stroud, vice-president of the senior class, give the re sponse for the seniors. 'x Jackie Walton sang Who Needs You? accompanied by NormaCrowder,secretary of Martha Searcy' the junior class, read the class prophecy. 1 1 The students e nj o y e d dancing from 9:00 til lZ:OO,when the evening ended with the strains of Auld Lang W, Syne. The guests enjoyed a delicious din- ner c on s i s ting of baked turkey and dressing and all ofthe trimmings. li