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An,--L I. ' A- - , ' 2 - A view of the entrance of the Prom shows that hlue and white streamers were used to carry out the theme of An Evening in Paris. The Continentals provided music for dancing. Their songs varied from slow to very fast. Many of the couples were on hand to enjoy the dancing that lasted from 9:00 to 12:00. The Seniors enjoyed their last high school Prom dmost of them stayed to keep the dance floor 1 e . Sewing the punch to thirsty dancers were these '6French sophomore waiters and waitresses. 85
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Tom Blair, senior class president, gave a fare- well speech from the seniors and thanked the The class will of 1964- was read by Joan Rook at the Junior-Senior ban- quet. Roger Southmayd, pres- ident of the junior class, was master of cere- monies. Wayne Grad read the senior class prophecy. ' fwPwu5 junio-rs for the grand banquet. it-.. A . After the delicious dinner, the students sat back and relaxed while waiting for the program to begin. Through an outdoor Paris cafe, the juniors carried out the theme of ulivening in Paris. 84 The junior ensemble created the romantic mood of Paris with 'gThe Last Time I Saw Paris.
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D Respmwibtlitg, and Glen Johnson, James Casler, Gary Nelson, Marvin Holcomb, and Roger Southmayd attended Boys' State at Northern State Teachers College. During the week they will study the fundamental principles of government. They will apply these principles in their own campaigns and elections held during their stay. The boys receiving this honor were chosen by the school faculty for their outstanding leadership and scholastic ability. Pam Hanlon was Central's DAR representative this year. The Senior class made the nominations and the faculty selected the candidate from these nominees. She must have outstanding qualities in her church, school, and home life. The Girls' Staters for 1964 are Carol Terry and Kay Amert. They studied government functions and ran for offices. Girls' State was held at Dakota Wesleyan in Mitchell.
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