Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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LAZY BONES It Must Be In the spring, the style is no tops. Sleeping is cr favorite pastime in the s!udy halls during the month of May.

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A STRANGEH IN PARADISE The Senior Prom Will Live Band committee, Maurice Vaughn, Iane King, and Iohn McCord, look over a letter from one of the bands. Take my hand, l'm a stranger in Paradise: O, lost in a wonderland, a stranger in Paradise -the Senior Prom, with the theme Isle of Paradise, came as close to being a wonderland as anything we shall ever see. Our gym was transformed into an exotic South Sea paradise for this crowning event of the year, which was held on May 18. Couples in formal dress entered between glistening palm trees and found themselves on a fabulous island. They danced under a dark, star-studded sky to the strains of Woody Herman's smooth music. They could look out at the ocean on one side, and in one end, on the stage, was a realistic volcano. A panorama of marine life and sea gulls glorified the other end of the gym, and on the side which housed the band were a thatched hut and a bamboo stockade. The truly magnificent decorations helped to make the Senior Prom one of our most cherished memories. To make Prom night complete, the parents planned a party at the American Legion Home to iollow the main event. Entertainment, more dancing, and refresh- ments kept interest high, and a breakfast concluded the festivities. Iulie King, Lynn Plaster, Larry Lynch, Dick Wilson, and Decoration committee, Don Good, Gwen Evans, and Sue Manis look over the plans for the prom. Ronnie Brunger check some of the decorations.