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Page 49 text:
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The Junior-Senior Prom was one of the big¬ gest events of the 1964-65 school year. After working and planning for many hours the juniors finally transferred an Oriental atmosphere to the school. They chose the theme of 'Oriental Gar¬ dens” which was very beautifully carried out. As the Seniors arrived, they were surprised to see the hallway converted into a beautiful garden and the cafeteria transformed into an Oriental Tea House. In the Tea House, the Jun¬ iors and Seniors danced to the music of the ’’Virginians”, and enjoyed the delicious refresh¬ ments . At twelve o’clock the magic night ended; the girls in their beautiful dresses returned to their homes and the Oriental Gardens became Holston High once more. Juniors worked very hard to create an Oriental atmosphere. Visits Oriental Gardens Beautiful dresses swirled and white coats flashed as Juniors and Seniors waltzed to the music of the Virginians”.
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Page 48 text:
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Not only Marco Polo visited the Orient but these surprised Seniors who entered a lovely Oriental Garden. Junior-Senior Prom 44 The hallway with its small tables and candlelight provided a romantic spot for talking.
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Page 50 text:
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Memories Fade Oh, those glorious memories of our Senior Year — being the upperclassmen and getting to order the rats around; wearing class rings; producing a senior play, PYGMALION; raising money to paint a cavalier on the wall of the gym; appearing on Klub Kwiz; studying English lit¬ erature and Government; sitting in first seats, middle section of the auditorium; sponsoring the blood mobile and being old enough to give a pint; registering for the draft; applying for college; attending the Prom; choosing a graduation speaker; ordering invitations; receiving graduation gifts; seeing some of your classmates for the last time and finally - walking across the stage to receive that prized diploma. These are memories of our year. The memories of the first graduating class of Holston High School. They aren't especially unusual but they are very special to us for we shared happy times as seniors and will remember with pride our last year as high school students. We will remember those who led us, our parents, our teachers, our senior sponsors, Mrs. Roten, Mr, Price, and Mrs. Allen, Miss Hart who always had a helping hand, and Mr. Cox who kept us in line. We owe all our future success to them and all our happy memories. We will leave these people and our friends to go our separate ways but we will always be bound together by a link of memory. 46
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