Onamia High School - Warrior Yearbook (Onamia, MN)

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HGMECOMI G Homecoming, the principal autumn activity, became a reality on October M, 1957. with the preliminary Testlvities of a successful parade, snake dance, and bonfire completed, the 1957 warriors set out to Silence the Sa1nts.n Their attempt was not successful, however, and they were defeated by the St. Francis uSaintsW 28-6. Everyone forgot the defeat as they gathered in the gym to hear the smooth music of the WNite Owls.N The gym was enveloped in an atmosphere of music-The theme,WMood Nus1c,N was carried out in contrasting Black and Gold streamers with hearts and cupids suspended from the ceiling. Queen Carolin Zak looked lovely as Captain Marlin Phillips placed the jeweled crown on her head. The coronatlon was followed by the Grand March and then began an evening of dancing. The work and preparation were over. Soon everything would be torn down---and only memorles, pleasant memories, would remain.

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PROM On May M, 1957, the Junior class presented the Seniors with a prom and banquet. Many hours of work had gone into the preparation of that night ------ Finally everything was in readi- ness. Preceding the banquet, Carolin Zak sang nThe Lord's Prayer? Then the welcome was given by the Junior Class President, Marilyn Norine, followed by a response from Don Seagren, Senior Class President. Sharon Holbert gave the Sen1orGlass Prophecy and the girls sextet sang the theme song, NDream Along with Me, I'm on My Way to a Star.u The Grand March began in the gym which was transformed into a starry fantasy, t he final point being a shimmering, winding stairway into the clouds. The orchestra was also enfolded in a cloud . Our theme HSta1rway to the Starsu was complete with three demensional stars sus- pended from silver and pale blue streamers. The evening of dancing finished the last couple leave the floor-- but the Prom with its ecstasy will not be forgotten. Q -. -r i 'Y Y f 4' lar Q N