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Mickey Varso wants everything to be perfect for that all-important moment, graduation, as she straightens the tassel on Steve Gledich ' s cap. Spring cli ven The days grew longer; the weather became warmer; the leaves grew greener; the air seemed sweeter — Spring arrived. With its approach, we found it rather difficult to concentrate on our school work. Our minds drifted into endless daydreams. The most dreamed about event was the junior- senior prom because it represents to us a perfect night. Some of us remembered that special someone who gave each song a certain meaning, while others of us remembered our first new formal or tux. Although the event ended all too quickly, April 29 will always mean a great deal to many of us. Annual distribution today marked a red letter day as we near the end of the school year. While we should be studying for final exams, we are engaged in signing each others yearbooks. Class and club elections, Activity Day, and Senior Honor Society Induction came all too soon. These events will soon be followed by Baccalaureate and Commence¬ ment — June 5 and June 7. Students don ' t seem to mind the hardness of the corridor floor as they are engrossed in signing each others Quill and Blades.
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A large wall mural, portraying a winter scene, set the mood for the two iSmM hundred couples attending the annual Inaugural Ball. Among those attend¬ ing this gala affair are Beverly Rabick, Dale Allen, president of Student ! Council, Ed Knight and Sylvia Schulties, chairman of the ball. Paulette Kappas and Ron Blake put the finishing touches on the Christmas tree they have laboriously decorated.
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Boys in white jackets and girls in billowy formats created the splendor of the junior-senior prom. Paul Seamon, Lynn Pruitt, Sue Wagner, Walter Wallin, Diane Schilling, and Chuck Erdei pause between dances to refresh themselves at the punch bowl. 15
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