Kremlin High School - Lair Yearbook (Kremlin, MT)

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EVENINGI P RIS l96I JUNIOR PROM Soft music and candlelight provided the background for the evening of April 29. Royal purple, magenta, and lilac streamers did carry out the color scheme for the canopied sidewalk cafes surrounding the dance floor. The Eiffel Tower stood in the center and beyond was seen the Arc de Triomphe. Overhead were midnight-blue streamers and hundreds of silver stars. A Parisian flower cart graced the stage, and rock walls and trees provided the entrance for each Parisian named cafe. French menus, programs, punch girls, and waiters completed the setting for an Evening in Paris. The French waiters wore black pants, white shirts, black bow ties, moustaches, aprons, and large chef hats. The girls' ballerina outfits were pink and blue. Music was by the Four Squires. A lunch was served. I Page 51

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RICHARD POLLINGTON Treasurer BETH REESE Secretary DONALD GOMKE President Student Council Representative Page 50 SHARON HOWSER Vice President IANICE ORDWAY

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JU ICR-SENIOR BA QUIET The Kremlin Junior-Senior Banquet was held on Tuesday, May 2, at 7:00 p.m. The juniors, Beth, Sharon, Janice, Dick, and Don and their advisor, Miss Casey, the seniors, Meg, Mary, Gail, Terry, Earl and their advisor, Mr. Arneson, and the superintendent, Mr. Don Fost- vedt, drove to Havre to Andy's for the reserved evening of food and entertainment. Bonnie Guitar was the current attraction, and every- one enjoyed the evening's program. Page 52