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Prom Co-Chairmen .lack Ricks and Bunny Rosenberger. The head table al the banquet. The grand march was spectacular. r ,a,sfs, Junior Banquet The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom this year were held on March 25, 1960, and had as their theme, Memories Are Made of Thisfl Mike Biggs, the toast- master, opened the banquet program at McClelland Hall and was followed hy Cary Andras, who gave the invocation. Then a Junior octet, consisting of Ann Carry, Susan Beggs, Betty Moore, Lynda Hartman, Gary Spangenberg, Chipper Baldwin, Dennis Mcllat' loii, and Fred Busche, sang A'Memories Are Made of ll1is. A'These First Memories was then presented hy lono Ilildner. Bunny Bosenberger, one of the prom chairmen, had as the theme of her speech Moments to Remember. Magic iX'loments', was presented by lack Bicks, the other Prom chairman. The Senior Class president, Tom Canavan, gave a speech entitled 'AIt's Almost Tomorrow. The program Was ended hy a shzzrt comedy skit lwy Gail Ward and Betsy Apple- lvcc cntitlcd l'Mcmorics Are Made of This. Miss Ann Garry served punch.
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..,, ,tt M- M, sas 'Q i FTS. Hard working chairmen for the Junior-Senior Prom were: First Junior boys discussing plans for the prom were standing, Jack row: Nancy Heaton, Janice Kuster. Second row: Pat Bradley, Ricks, .lono Hildner. Seated: John Wright, Jack McCarty, Mike Carolyn Wiliamson. Third row: Betsy Manlove, Cheryl Wallace, Biggs, Gary Spungenburg. Nancy Gross. 'Iohnnv Rinulclo and his oreliestrzi pnwiclenl the inu- Sie for the Prom, which lasted lmin nine mfeloek until S ' twelve oyeloek. The cleeorzitions will long he remem- hered because of the guy colors and especially the P heziutiful fountain, which uttrzietecl llllllly eyes. Alter the clzmee the students enjoyed zi movie :incl lmrenlcllist, Memories Are Nlzitlc' of Thisu was trulv zin zippni priate theme for such nn enchanting evening. As the couples whirled around the floor, many beautiful memories were made. no I 'E . is s 3
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