Overton High School - Los Tejas Yearbook (Overton, TX)

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To return the favor, after the juniors presented their seniors Dianne Fergason and Missy Gardner — 26 Juniors await the Senior Will with eagerness and anxiety as the speakers approach the front of the Jr.-Sr. Prom Showing a style all their own seniors Kent John, Tony Jackson, Skip Sranger, and former graduate Russell Hughes pose for the camera ar the Junior- Senior Prom In line for refreshments the juniors, seniors, and their dates get acquainted as they wait to ‘dig in.” room. Enjoying a change of pace on the dance floor, junior Heath Grammier and his date, Tina Langford, look as if they are also enjoying each other's com- pany.

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a a i Se ay NTE NS re ee Se i, | | While enjoying their BBQ dinner at the Sports Ban- ! quer, juniors Mike Rogers, Dewayne Phelps and his date Cindy Schnack watch their manners. To find our what's going to happen in tonight's Proceedings, freshmen Randy Stanley and Craig Jackson look over the program for the Sports Ban- quer. aT Nia tae Rca J Sitting in front of the “'srar'’, freshmen Stacey Cook, Linda Branscom, and Kim Foster discuss the decora- tions ar the Sports Banquet in the Community Build- ing. Sports Banquer 2A5)

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© get the refreshment rable ready for the prom, oach Chester Roy puts the onion dip in a serving Up. Jamming to the bear, senior “Cool Cat’ Bruce Wilprit and his date, Linda Arterberry, enjoy the dancing. We've Got Tonite! Junior Carole Eaves welcomed us alll After hectic weeks of planning, juniors began final preparation for the Prom April 28. Early Friday afternoon they hur- ried to their respective tasks: some fo Tyler to pick up tables and chairs, others to the Community Center to begin the tedious job of decorating. Sometime after midnight, they packed up their jamboxes and tapes and left. As we stepped inside and saw the white gazebo covered with plants, we knew it was going to be a beautiful prom. Stars hung from the ceiling and the walls were covered with a deep blue paper sprinkled with silver stars. A dainty glass and a convenient program book were set at each place for souve- nirs. to the festivities. When Senior Skip Stanger stood and gave the return, he stuck in a sly reminder of the ‘‘After prom activities!”’ Next, juniors Sally Stroud, Kristen Hamil- ton, and Susan Sudweeks read the Prophecy, entitled ‘“‘Friday the 18th.” Their light-humored, slightly roasting, short st ory proved very entertaining for everyone. Then, seniors Dianne Ferga- son and Missy Gardner rose from their candle lit tables and read the Wil. After the shock and amusement of the Prophecy and Will wore off, every- one relaxed with refreshments and dancing. Jr.Sr. Prom 27