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Junior class president Scott Himes and his date crown the king and queen, Judy Whiting and Dave Nelson. Juniors End Year with Seasons of Love Students fall in line as Nlr. and Mrs. William Booth lead off the highlight of the evening, the grand march. Flower bedecked columns, a wishing well, bee- hive, and snowman highlighted the Junior- Senior Prom, Seasons of Love. The Juniors obtained one week to transform the gym from a room that months before roared with the excitement of a basketball game to a scene to set the romantic mood. With much hard work and given up study halls, the gym was transformed successfully. At 10:00 the couples were dismissed to the auditorium for a program given by Clifford Guest, a voice imitationist. At 11:00 Judy Whiting and Dave Nelson were crowned King and Queen with Nlr. and Mrs. William Booth leading the grand march afterwards. The dance ended much too soon and now nothing is left but the majestic memories of itall.
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At 8:00 p.m. on lVlay 28, 1969, 106 people entered the Lakeland High School gymnasium as Sen- iors for the last time. This was the night they had been waiting for most of their lives, the night they would be march- ing down the aisle, grasping their diploma, and turning their tas- sels, the sign of graduation and the symbol ot a beginning. Rev. Robert Trueblood delivered his message, Well, what do you know? to the graduating sen- iors lVlay 25 at the baccalaureate services. The speaker for the commencement was Dr. R. Bruce McQuigg, Association Coordina- tor for Secondary Education, lnsite Project at Indiana Uni- versity. His topic was, Quality, Quantity, Another Look. After the benediction the Seniors formed a reception line to be congratulated by the many well wishers. Adjusting her mortarboard, Melody Cook contemplates the idea of graduation. Ending but Beginning ls Ending but Beginning proves to be a good motto for the members of the graduating class. Sixty-four percent are planningto go on torfurther education Graduating seniors stand together for the last time wait- ingforthe exercises to begin.
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