McGavock High School - Etc Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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The Junior-Senior Prom plans began in Novem- ber when the junior class sold chocolate bars to finance the event. Committees were chosen through the Student Council. These commit- tees included Entertainment, Refreshment, Theme and Decoration, Program and Invita- tion, and Pictures. Many people put in quite a few hours of hard work to make the Prom happen. Dr. Riccobono was the chairman of the Prom and everything seemed to be very organized on the night of April 27. UPPER LEFT; Judy Rueff saw a mouse while attempt- ing to string one of the few pieces of crepe paper. MIDDLE LEFT; Junior girls trying to figure out how to make everything right for the Seniors. LOWER LEFT; Joy Flatt watering a space ornament. ABOVE; A deter- mined Susan LeVan lining the stairway to the food. BELOW: Mr. King and his crew work- ing on the rocket. ‘‘What’s Senior Presenta- tion anyway?”