Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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A swaying palm and small grass hunt provide a peaceful scene While Q couples chat. l wwf' Paul Egly and Sherry Quackenlaush test h t t th l ' b 'd . Between dancing and talking, couples find time to taste the refreshing punch. T 6 Suppor O 6 FBO ymeslon rl ge SETTING FOR THE JUNIOR PROM Dancing to the music of l-lerb Erickson and his Quartet, couples enioyecl the lively atmosphere.

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H5 Doug Kleiner and Terry SpiTzer crown The Junior Prom King cmd Queen, Wclrd Dunn ond Jc1neTTc1 Bloir. 'IQY ,Liz 1 . Junior Queen ond King: Jc1neTTo Bloir and Word Dunn. BALI HAI, A TROPICAL Amid pcilm Trees oind gross huTs, couples dcinced To The lively music of Herb Erickson c1T The TirsT semi-Tormol of The yeoir, The Junior Prom. Under The direcTion of The Junior Clciss PresidenT, Word Dunn, ond SenciTor, Lorry SloTnick, com- miTTees were seT up To decoroiTe ond c1dverTise Tor The prom. Decorc1Ting begcin c1T 3:01 p.m. The Fridciy be- Tore The prom ond conTinued inTo The loiTe hours of The nighT. BrighT ond ecirly SoiTurdoiy morning The eciger iuniors were reody To work cind puT The lcisT finishing Touches on The decordTions. Boll Hoi , Theme Tor The prom, provided ci vc1rieTy of ideos Tor decorc1Tions which included ci ceiling-high volccino, ci reolisTic murcil, ond ci life- size gross huT, os well os vorious polm Trees ond Tlovvers scoTTered ThroughouT The room. A polynesion bridge greeTed The couples oiT The doorvvoy cind cdrried Them over on brighTly colored rock TounToiin onTo The dcince Tloor. The highlighT of The evening vvcls The crowning oT The roycil courT. SelecTed by The members of Their clciss, The honors vvenT To Jc1neTTci Bloiir, Queen, ond Word Dunn, King.

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