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Above: Senior Class President Debt Walke thanks the Junior Class as she responds to Sally Ousley's welcome. Lower Right: Suzy Williams and Angel Hartley sing the Senior Class song Come Sail Away. BANQUET KICKS OFF PROM NIGHT The festivities of the night of April 28, 1978, began with the Junior-Senior Banquet which was held in the high school cafeteria. After the invocation by Michelle Sowman, the class of ’78 and their hosts, the Juniors, enjoyed a meal together. The remainder of the program followed. Junior President Sally Ousley welcomed each one of the Senior class members to the banquet and Debi Walke responded to the welcome. Next, Joni Shupe officially dedicated the Banquet and Prom to the Class of ’78. One of the highlights of the program was the singing of the class song “Come Sail Away by Suzy Williams and Angel Hartley. The background music was provided by Joe Crawford, Terry Tabor, and Steve Lanier. The Benediction was given by Margaret Queen ending the beginning of one of the most memorable nights ever for the classes of ’78 and '19. 24
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1. 8th Grade students. Eric Coyan and Scott Massie study Jennie Harper’s Best in Show drawing at the annual Art’s Festival, held April 6 and 7. 2. Many teachers display their talents in literature and art. such as the ones Junior Leah Taylor views. 3. Sr. High winners in the Art Category. 4. Jr. High Arts Festival Winners. 5. Sr. High Winners in the Literature Category. ARTS FESTIVAL — SHOWCASE FOR , TALENTED STUDENTS 23
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“Welcome to Disco ’78” was a welcome sight to all who entered the building. Greg Forsyth and Kim Conley draw closer as the music slows down. MUSIC, LIGHTS, DECORATIONS TURN MEMORIAL BUILDING INTO DISCO 78 The Memorial Building was the setting for the annual Stay-At-Home Party given for the Juniors and Seniors by their parents. The floor was transformed into a disco setting for the dance which was held from 12:00 to 4:00 AM. Music for the evening was provided by the group “Clockwork.” For a remembrance gift, each person entering the party was presented with a copy of the Senior Class song, “Come Sail Away.” The Stay-At-Home Party ended a busy but memorable night for the Junior-Senior Classes. The shimmering pillars and the flashing lights gave a disco feeling to the party. A parent anxiously awaits a customer at the much visited refreshment stand. 25
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