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♦ Dancing from 8:00 until 12:00 included jitterbugs, waltzes, the “Hokey Pokey,” and an original promenade. Punch, decorative sandwiches, and tiny cakes were served by the sophomore punch girls, Gloria Anderson and Paula Miles. To complete the evening, the annual Post- Prom party, sponsored by the Parent-Teacher As- sociation, was held at the Elks’ Club in Paines- ville. Relief from the very formal Prom was en- joyed at the Post-Prom as everyone relaxed. Re- freshments were served and dancing lasted until 4:00. “Biggy” Wilson acted as emcee. His jokes and entertainment kept everyone alert the remain- der of the morning. Prom Queen, Judy Zakrajsik A lively phase of the Mexican Hat Dance. 11
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Junior Class President. Tony Zubek, crowns Queen Judy Zakrajsik as King Steve Davis looks on. Stairway To The Stars Prom Theme After long months of timely preparation, the 1958 Junior-Senior Prom finally became a reality. The stairway to the stars created a dreamy at- mosphere and also provided the background for pictures on this beautiful spring evening of May 17. The age old tradition of an early dinner before dancing was done away with this year and only the dance floor of the Madison Country Club was occupied. Decorations included stars, clouds, and a silver moon. The Grand March, led by Mr. Girton, gave faculty and guests a chance to see the beautiful gowns of the girls. 10
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A view of the western face of the new wing. Six More Classrooms Added No expanding school system can function properly without also ex- panding its school space. The new wing; consisting of six new rooms, soon will he an insufficient amount of space for the ever increasing number of junior high students. This year it fills our needs; but in years to come a completely new junior high school will be needed. Up until the need does arise, however, senior high students occupy this beautiful new section, and the junior high students remain in the old part of the building. This progress going on throughout the school, to make it a better school, insures a better education for everyone. The new wing has new classrooms equipped to be used for foreign languages, advanced math, social studies, and a new art department. 12
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