Imlay City High School - Spartan Yearbook (Imlay City, MI)

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ma xi: mm N-,, 4 ear was time alnnuaf funior rom. and KHPQH Kennel served punch and cook- ies to several of the dancers as they passed by, X s X2 I gf Pete Rentz and his 'Blue Notes' provided the music for the annual junior prom, the biggest social event of the season, The Grand March was enjoyed by many couples at the prom It is a dance primaril5 designed to get acquainted with all the people attending the dance. new I R fPSImE,1 I YA I

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ne of flue ociaf Jfiglzfiglzls of the S 98'A'??3 lll ' 1,-f--5 ...I It took hard work and plenty of imagination on the part of the decorating committee to make the dance a complete success Vere some of the mem- bers are decorating the band shell. The theme of the dance was 'Moonlight and Woses' and the set- ting was a park. In one area of the gym, refreshments were served to the dancers. Margaret Skeberdis, Carolyn Dean, Ruth Ann Hunter Dancing to the enchanting music of the 'Blue Notes' was enjoyed by a large crowd. Because the gym was larger, the biggest crowd in school history was present. 'L -,Q SHE KW. . Anza ix.: S

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ocial Event! as weff aa alcacfemic This is social life? It seems that junior and senior class officers and a few other people went to the home ec room while Mrs. Jones was slicing turkey. It was supposed to have been for a fac- ulty party, but by the looks of things, the faculty probably went hungry Senior SiI'1S. Betty Kovacs, Barb 'iridenbaugh and Lea Delannoy sell candy and pop in the concession stand during football games Marcia Strump goes up for a basket in the game the girls played at the halftime of a regularly scheduled game- This is a social event which took place only once during the year.