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Finally May 12 arrivedt In the afternoon the decoration committee began busity arranging the decorations in the ballroom, while the seniors and iuniors nervously sat under hatrdryersatthebeauty porter, or ran last minute errands. A tasty buffet dinner begun the evening, followed by the pres- entation ot the class colors, blue and gold, and the singing of the school song. After the arrival of Cecil Young and his orchestra, dancing begun in the romantic setting of A Touch of Gold , con- sisting of large gold gilted flowers and gold table decorations. The memorable evening was climaxed by the crowning of the King, Larry Luecke, and the Queen, Kitty Peveler, at twelve, midnight. Queen Kitty Peveler and King Lorry Luecke enjoy their dance. Kitty Peveler are crowned Prom King and Queen A fast number adds a littte variation to the dancing as Buddy Cunningham, Doug Clifton, Linda Brown, and Pat Morgan set the pace. The girls in the background are Jackie Nobte and Peggy Rothenbach.
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The invocation led by Junior Stanley Poe opens Prom 1967. A Touch of Gold sets the mood 05 Larry Luecke and Regal ecstasy: Prom King and Queen, Larry Luecke and Kitty Peveler. 28
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Outstanding seniors receive recognition at ossemblyt' BEST SUPPORTING ACTING AWARDS: Dale Carr, Stephanie Billman, and Con- nie Engstrom. BEST ACTING AWARDS: Gary Komlos and Linda David. uWill everyone please rise to honor the departing Class of 1967. With this phrase the Senior Class entered the auditorium for the final time. It was at this annual assembly that exceptional graduating seniors were honored. The school awards, chosen by the faculty, were presented to deserving seniors. The various depart- mental awards, such as French, Spon- ish,dramutics, and bookkeeping were also presented. The assembly was climuxed by a farewell address to the student body given by foreign ex- change student, Rita Pacheco. TECHNICAL DRAMATICS AWARDS: John Terhar, Pat Dickey, Kathy Hixson, and George Ann Kipp. WONDERFUL TIME AWARDS: Louis Murphy, Terry Creeden, Rhonda Dean, Kitty Peveler, and Gloria House.
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