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24— Graduation
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Prom plans pose problems juniors raise funds Starting the year with $20 in its treasury, and presented with the task of putting on a prom during a recession was only part of the problems the Junior Class was forced to face. Uncooperative junior guys and a rained out car wash were additional problems. To increase their dwindling funds for the prom, juniors collected class dues, sponsored a beef raffle and a paper drive. After much concern about whether there would be a prom, juniors chose both the theme and court. As a theme, We May Never Pass This Way Again was selected. Prom court members named were Jill Losher, Shelly Lash, GIna Lothamer, Corinne Lampe and Brenda Pyle. Escorts were Bob Love, Mark Osborn, John Moyer, Dave Shifley and Gayle Shaffer. Sophomores chosen as servers for the evening were Karen Klotz, Mark Lee, Dawn Snyder, Mike Davis, Nancy Lonergan, Mark Hevel, Sue Holt and Mike Sickafoose. The After-Prom site was changed from previous years at Brunswick Lanes to Northcrest Bowling Lanes. Although prom decorations were minimal, We May Never Pass This Way Again was termed successful, and the Junior Class treasury contained $500 at the end of the school year. Prom-23
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Expressions reveal true Class of 1975 After waiting in the Memorial Coliseum halls for an hour, the Class of 1975 finally marched into the arena, while the band played the processional march, Pomp and Circumstance. As seniors arrived at their seats, they proceeded to make themselves comfortable. Many of the purple gowns were pulled above the knees because of the extremely hot weather. Baccalaureate speaker was Reverend Richard Stanger. Mr. Patrick Monaghan delivered the commencement address. Although speeches were brief, a general sweep of relief could be heard from the class as the last speaker finished and the diplomas were distributed. Will the Class of 1975 please stand for the turning of the tassles said Katie Lawson, president. These simple words marked the end of one life and the beginning of a new one for 245 ex-seniors. Graduation— 25
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