Mona Shores High School - Compass Points Yearbook (Norton Shores, MI)

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Leading the way for the 67-68 school year are seniors. Class officers end a shining year with the Great '68. - Somewhere in the darkness of tonight to- morrow is being developed, is the Senior Class Motto. The rare ladyslipper was voted Class Flower, and Impossible Dream was chosen the song. During the year, members of the class of '68 actively organized to create another winning homecoming float. The theme, Birth of the Blues pictured a baby, signifying the birth of the Mona Shores School System. Seniors gath- ered their talents and time to plan Babes in Toyland, the annual Christmas Dance. The Red Lion Pub was the exhibit at Yoretyme, the All-School Happening. Senior Mugs were a sell-out at the booth. More were ordered and sold after the Happening. Advisors were voted in during the class's freshman year, They are Mr. Roy Burch, Mr. Jacob Funkhouser, and Mrs. Judith Hager. With graduation June 5, Seniors, decked on their colors, light blue and navy robes, received their diplomas, and ended their high school careers.

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56. Tom Glover Barb Martens Sandy Boyns Paula Meyers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer HU t ummm A YRIPT ES 33 xucfifgfw In large crowds or small, seniors steal the show. Ex- citiemient and leadership shadow the last year of high sc oo .