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At the banquet, seniors enjoy a meal without the presence of underclassmen. Seniors enjoy banquet The entertainment never drags at the Senior Banquet as the expressions of these seniors prove. This Russian Ballet Company, known as Sammy Ward, Bill McGee, Wayne Bowman, and Russell Salisbury bring a thrill to the hearts of viewers with this dance of their own creation. Jeannie Barrett displays talents as both singer and pianist with her version of “Sweetheart Tree.” 16
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The mall is an experiment in architecture From the second floor railing, students get a bird’s “eye view” of the school. At each end of the mall, stairways lead to second floor class rooms. During campaign week, supporters of Lane Hurley get a free ride around “Big I.” One of the many features which has made Inde¬ pendence outstanding as a senior high school is the mall or “common’s area” in the center of the main building. An experiment in modern school architec¬ ture, the mall was designed as a conveniently sized multi-purpose area. Since the opening of school, the mall has fulfilled its purpose by serving, not only as a point of social gathering among students through¬ out the day, but providing space for assemblies, ban¬ quets, conventions, and dances.
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The giant Christmas tree in the mall adds the spirit of the Christmas season to the festivities. Karen Miller and Suzanne McGuirt excite the audience with a piano duet from “West Side Story.” A banquet was held in the honor of he first graduating class of Independ¬ ence High School on December 5, 1966. The social event of the fall for seniors ! ncluded an evening free from homework, i catered meal served by junior members j f the Key Club, and a floor show of acts | terformed by fellow members of the enior class. Emceed by Susanne Mc- Juirt, secretary of the class, the show ncluded everything from jokes to a Rus- ian Ballet performed by the Key and livitan Clubs. At the conclusion of the . how, everyone, lured by the spirit of the | Tmstmas season, proceeded from the i uditorium to the mall for the singing of i| avorite carols. John Griffin, Bob Blalock. Roger Martin, and Becky Owens tell an old Indian joke. 17
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