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14 The 1960 “April Mist” Prom The Juniors and Seniors enjoyed themselves while dancing to the music of Al Day. Bowling was the popular sport at our Prom. The 1960 Junior-Senior Prom with the theme “April Mist” began at Iacomini’s in Akron with tne banquet and dancing. From there everyone proceeded first to the movie, “Vertigo,” then to the bowling lanes, then to breakfast, and finally home for a good day’s sleep. Was everyone still awake at breakfast time? We're not quite sure about these.
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rovide fun for all. The May Dance added Beauty and charm to our school. The attendants and their escorts await the Queen’s Dance. They are: Pat Cekanski and John Girman, Doris Mong and Jerry Lucas, Sue Cobb and Tim Gallatin, Larry Brandel and Queen Terry Burton, Gary Burton and Pat Eckelberry, Don Akers and Sandy Bodley, and Dick Sponseller and Roberta Khoenle. Delicately scented flowers decorated in um- brellas filled the air with beautiful aromas, the night of the 1960 May Dance. Even though the crowd was tense and everyone was awaiting the secret of who would be crowned queen, they made the gaiety of spring come alive. This dance was one of the many successful dances sponsored by the Student Council. The queen of the 1960 May Dance, Terry Burton. The queen and her attendants are: Roberta Khoenle, sophomore at- tendant; Pat Eckelberry, junior attendant; Sandy Bodley, junior at- tendant; Queen Terry; Sue Cobb, junior attendant; Doris Mong. senior attendant; and Pat Cekanski, freshman attendant.
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Excited Seniors leave for New York. For four years the seniors worked to make a dream come true—their Senior Class Trip. Having earned the money. last May they left for a whirlwind tour of New York. They left the high school at 4:00 and boarded the train in Akron, Ohio ... then to New York. They visited Rockefeller Center, Coney Island, The Empire State Building and many of the other sights visited by tourists each year. Four days later, the group arrived home, tired but happy, with more knowl- edge of the great city. The class waits to load the bus and be on their way at last. = Seniors accept awards for outstanding Scholarship and Sportsmanship. The seniors are presented to the student body. At the Senior Awards Assembly each year, seniors re- ceive awards for their achievements during their last high school days. They are presented as a whole to the student body for the last time before commencement. Chuck Raw receives the Hardman Award from Mr. Gienke. ienke 15
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