Mentone High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Mentone, IN)

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PROM HIGHLIGHTS SPRING Junior, Lu Ann Miller, and escort sway to the sound of music pro- vided by the “Chosen Few”. The Wabash Holiday Inn hosted the annual Prom on May 15. Several new things were tried with this year’s Prom —no decorations and no theme. “The Chosen Few”, although their appear- ance caused some doubt, was the sub- ject of many favorable comments. To highlight the evening the Prom Royal- ty were crowned—King Mark Hunter and Queen Kim Manwaring. The rest of the evening followed the pattern of last year. A buffet was held and the couples paused to rest a minute and change their clothes as “Atlantis” set up for the after-prom. Throughout the evening, couples could be seen outside strolling around the pool or pausing to have their pic- tures taken beneath the lilac trellis. to

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The Fenwickians “The Mouse That Roared” is not all “play” but also work as cast member Deb Cooper shows. Susie Boggs uses her skills in the makeup department as Rock Reed awaits the results. Uncle to Gloriana, Alan Welch warns her highness of the invading Americans. The Finwickians successfully capture the Americans via bow and ar- rows.

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HONORS ATTAINED; AWARDS GIVEN DURING PROGRAMS Rock Reed-best batting average. Steve Reed-best free throw percentage. Honey Hudson—“M” blanket. Ken Anglin most rebounds and most valu- able. Kim Manwaring was chosen as Mentone’s DAR good citizen. Joyce Norris won the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award. 11