Morning Sun High School - Tiger Yearbook (Morning Sun, IA)

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If T--V T no The singing Playmates, who also waited on tables were Carolyn Hamilton, Ann Harbison, Pennie Kerr, Mary Nichols, Connie Thomas, Shirley Strawhacker, Nick Hobbs, Kim Hewitt, Raymond Del- zell, Doug Lee, Jeff Wilkerson, and Leonard Biggerstajf. .. . ,, 3.31.4 ff:i'4X -, 1 X i 'E 2-X ' -A ---5.,'.,M, 3, 'S ' P ' - . W A f ., , , . ' - V r J 'i,I,y.- --5.51. 1.4 -Q Sri! 1f3':5'5f' f 1 Pram '6 9 KING STEVE K: QUEEN SANDY Highlighting the spring of 196.9 was the Junior-Senior Prom, The Rain, The Park, and Other Things. On May 10, the lunchroom had been transformed into a park, complete with fountain and swings. The banquet, which was prepared by the Junior 's mothers, was fol- lowed by a program which consisted of Rain -Ron Samuels, Don 't Mind the Rain-Mr. Ewing, Raining Memories -Jeanne Dill, Over the Rainbow, fHistoryj - Denny Callahan, Precipitation Predicted avropnecyp - Pam Keltner, and Sunshine and Showers fWill1 -Mick Johnson. After the banquet everyone enjoyed dancing to the music of the Apricot Anarchy. As the clock struck twelve, everyone left for parties with memories of a delightful evening.

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