Mankato High School - Otaknam Yearbook (Mankato, MN)

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S INCE WE'VE HEARD THAT ALL WORK AND NO PLAY MAKES JACK A DULL BOY WE WERE CAREFUL TO SUPPLEMENT OUR STUDY TIME WITH PLENTY OF EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES. AS A MATTER OF FACT, WE SOMETIMES HAD TO SANDWICH IN OUR SCHOOL WORK. STUDENT LIFE

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I - . f,,'gg,'fxi,i wig DRESSED IN WORK clothes, Jane Burns, Milita Duran and Ann tributed long hours decorating for the big event. Among the major Bergstrom busily decorate table tops as the Prom theme begins to tasks were those concerning the lighting, the drop ceiling, the rain- take shape. Miniature carousels constructed by students in the art bow archway, all topped by the main centerpiece, a huge revolving department added that certain touch to each table. Students con- carousel which added the final bright touch. DINNER, DANCE MARK APRIL MOOD ANN LARSON, JIM Seidl, Penny Pringle, Armond Lundholm, students went through the formation, then broke into festive dancing. Donna Sheehan, Robert Larson, Ann Brostrom, Paul Claridge and Many a senior's thoughts may have turned melancholy for a brief Carol Norberg, dressed in formal attire, ioin in the grand march at moment as he remembered three years iammed with fun and hard the MHS iuniar-senior prom. Parents and friends looked on as the work before swinging back to the excitement at hand. 30