Morton High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Morton, MN)

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BELOW LEFT: Mr. Alladin, guest speaker at the banquet, mingles with the Prom Goers. BOTTOM LEFT: Dave Menz and Mary Anderson, Prom Sweethearts, pose for a fast shot. BOTTOM RIGHT: Junior class advisors, Mrs. Schaefer and Mr. Paulson, spent many hours preparing for the prom.

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Pieces of April The 1974 Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 11. It be- gan with a banquet at St. John's Catholic church in Mor- ton, which included a meal and a program put on by the Juniors. Mr. Tate and former Science teacher, Mr. Al- ladin, both spoke. At 9 o'clock the Grand March began through a lovely, spring-time setting done to fit the prom theme, Pieces of April. The dance continued till twelve with music supplied by Apperson. Following the dance the couples were invited to the Falls Theater to watch Psycho. From 2 o'clock on a break- fast was served by Junior parents at the Legion Hall. This breakfast was intended to be the end of a long night, but many couples kept going, arriving home any time be- tween 3 and 8 o'clock. RIGHT: Junior class Pres. , Betty Sullivan, and her date led the Grand March. BELOW: Apperson sang Knights in White Satin during the Grand March. 14

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Awards Day Presentation of hard earned awards to many high school and secondary school students took place on May 23, 1974 in the high school auditorium. The award categories ranged from both girls' and boys' athletics to the coveted senior awards. This was the day that the stu- dents of M.H.S. had worked all year for; when they could see proof of the hours they had put into the many activities and classes they had undertaken. TOP RIGHT: Succeeding St. Council Presi- dent, Cathy Gallery, congratulates Dave Menz, newly elected V.P. BOTTOM RIGHT: Athletic winners were Michele Bidinger, a first for the girls, and Randy Mages. BOTTOM LEFT: Homecoming Queen Vicki Ruhland re- ceives her lovely picture. 16