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atmosphere amid ' Lollipops and Roses ' Returning to a previous tradition the 1971 Junior- Senior Prom was held in the school cafeteria and commons. Months of planning and hard work by juniors, parents and class sponsors made the night of May 29 one to be long remembered. Couples, dressed in tuxedoes and formal attire, crossed over a bridge decorated with flowers to en¬ ter a fantasy land of “Lollipops and Roses.” An out¬ door garden setting and a life-size tree garnished with colorful lollipops and roses illustrated the se¬ lected theme. Bob Wilson and his orchestra pro¬ vided the music from 8 to 12 midnight. Following the prom, couples attended the after¬ prom party at San Remo ' s Restaurant in Griffith. This portion of the prom festivities was sponsored by junior class parents. Couples “broke loose” and danced to the music of Ask Rufus, a soul-rock group until 4 a. m. All prom-goers received tokens of remembrance of the evening. To conclude their prom weekend, couples headed for beaches, zoos, museums and amusement parks on the following Sunday morning. LACY SKIRTS and ball and chains typify elegant attire for the 1971 Junior-Senior Prom held in the cafeteria. COUPLES QUIETLY DANCE to the music performed by Ask Rufus during after-prom festivities. 15
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Prom night turns cafeteria into fantasy PATIENTLY WAITING for their refreshments, senior Sandi Brazenas and her date Mark Simko discuss evening plans. ENJOYING MOMENTS TOGETHER during prom activities are senior Renee Crownover and her guest John Federenko. IN A DREAM WORLD, couples spend an enchanting evening with music provided by Bob Wilson and his orchestra. 14
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Students attend government seminars LOOKING OVER RECIPES, Jeanette Stojan, Betty Crocker Homemaker Award winner, contemplates further state and national honors. PLEASED WITH THE HONOR of being selected Morton’s Boys’ State repre¬ sentatives are seniors John Clifton, Dave Boldt, Rick Komar, and Rich Davis. Delegates participated in the operation of their own government. NATIONAL POETRY PRESS CONTEST WINNERS are special education students David Legg, Fernando Martinez, and Susan Vlaisavich. They each received a cer¬ tificate stating that their poems had been accepted for publication in ANTHOL¬ OGY YOUNG AMERICA SINGS, which is a collection of poems. GOVERNMENTAL FUNCTIONS were analyzed by Del Szyndrowski at a summer workshop. Government Club sponsored her stay at Mount Vernon Junior College. 16
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