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Page 26 text:
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A Night To Be Remembered Soft lighrs, soft music ond rhor speciol person all go rogerher ro creore rhe one nighr rhor everyone bote forward ro — rhe prom. The nighr of Sarurday, April 19rh, was ser aside in mosr darebooks as prom nighr. Because rhere was no dinner in- cluded in rhe prom, many couples dined by candlelighr ar some of Forr Wayne ' s finer resrauranrs. They rhen proceeded ro rhe Indiana-Purdue campus ballroom where rhey enjoyed dancing and music. As rhe couples moved ro rhe dance floor, rhey experienced a feeling of ro- mance overraking rhe ballroom. Many were impressed by rhe well ser up in rhe middle of rhe room crearing a feeling of walking rhrough a quier park during an early summer nighr. The evening progressed rapidly for rhe couples who were caprured in rhe enchanrmenr of rhe evening. Many had rheir picrures taken in fronr of rhe riled fireplace, making a romanric serring for memory books. The court was announced slowly as rhe rhrilled seniors rook rheir places. The courr rhen danced ro rhe song Srill as rheir designared dance. As rhe evening rurned inro morning, rhe couples deparred. Many found rheir way ro rhe numerous acriviries planned for after prom. When rhe acriviries ended and rhe sun arose, all rhar was left were memo- ries ond a sense of Midnighr Magic. Senior Todd Schoeneman ond Freshman Kim Cul- berson pass under rhe arch of roses before enrer- mg rhe ballroom. A sense of happiness is shown on rhe King and Queen ' s faces as rhey ore being crowned.
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m eL, Making on attempt ro rerurn rhe boll is Junior Jeff Clark in rhe ping-pong comperirion. Senior D ean Dwyer and Freshman Don Mozeno ger prepared for rheir rurn in rhe arm wresrling comperirion. class rourney m
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Couples talked among Themselves while the bond rook o break The anticipation was greor while Morr Gneger announced rhe courr Most Athletic: Tom Kirk and Julie Meinerding, Wit- tiest: Mark Srrasser and Eileen Noresnne, Best Dressed: Kick Zimmerman and Korlo Liechry, Most Sophisticated: Andre Srovall ond Dione Hankey, King: Dove Durler, Queen: Ellen Mckinley, Best Smile: Joey Miller and Julie Miller, Best Petsonality: Tony Love and Joyce Collins; Most Likely to Suc- ceed: Jerry Farber and Louro Sommennger As the bond ployed Still rhe couples from rhe Courr danced. prom m
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