Mattawan High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mattawan, MI)

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Encouraging everyone to be an individualist, Rev. Loomis delivered the speech at the Banquet. The use of chopsticks and pagodas as table settings at the Banquet fol lowed the Japanese theme. JuwZo'ts T Mte L Q Preparing the tables for the Banquet are Becky Giddings and Char Carnes. Entering the Prom, Linda Ritter, Tom Kruzich, Ginny Dewy and Frank Johnson view The Festival of Lanterns. Ken Quan, Bonnie Davis, Sherrie Eggen, and Dave Ham admire the beautiful rock garden. Sherrie Eggen arranges the rock garden with the assistance of Terri Bixler.

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Jutuo Obss Ptfisewfe ''VtoqU fo ©, Do e ’ In the control tower Bill Stickney, Terri Bixler, and Hoyt Sexton try to guide the plane to safety. The stewardess, Cindy Haas, tries to comfort passengers as they learn their fate. In the cockpit, Paul Witek, Cindy Haas, and Frank Johnson add to the suspense as the pilot discovers he has eaten some of the poison fish while in the passenger cabin Connie Davis and Dave Harn, in the first seat, talk of their future plans. Bob Barker, who later takes over as pilot, discusses the situation with the stewardess, while Becky Giddings tries to comfort Sherrie Eggen who is one of the sick passengers.

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Becky Giddings pours a glass of punch for Rob Hodapp while Barb Johnson and Dan Moyle look on. Sandy Bigham, Senior Class President, and Tracy Ritter were enchanted by the decorations at the Prom. oh Festaofy L wfe uis'' Everyone enjoyed the decorations and the music at the Prom. The music was provided by the Artie Ozman gives Char Carnes a waterlily Don Neal Orchestra. from the pool beneath the waterfall.