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'wx Nzguuuw Q M8811 Low lights and soft music added a ramantic atmos- phere for long gowned, beieweled beauties and their dates at the 1967 Prom. Providing music for the event held on May 6, at the Indianapolis Athletic Club, was the Phil Marshall Orchestra. Highlighting the dance was the Coronation of Sue Palmer and Craig Sears as King and Queen of the occasion. Despite the late hour and the pouring rain, seniors headed for the bowling alley and the traditional post-prom party. Besides bowling, pool and eating were the most popular amusements. Post-post prom breakfasts were held by several individuals making the affair an all-night ordeal. Rolling down or up hills and slapping through the mud were iust some of the pastimes enioyed by seniors and juniors the following Sunday at Turkey Run, McCormick's Creek and other state parks. As was predicted there was a very long absentee list the following Monday. . :I -' ' -L, H' X, . is , ,. , ,. rsis , ' 4 ff Left: Queen Sue Palmer and King Craig Sears lead the Corona- tion Dance. Above: Sampling cookies and punch at the refresh- ment table are juniors, Nancy Hamilton and Dave Campbell.
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Mr White was awarded a plaque by Student Council president Ned Redenbarger, for eighteen years serv- ' WDW Awards Gwew ' tis ice to the system. N l The Awards Day program was held on May 26. The athletic department presented a new trophy for free throw record in basketball to Jeff Wagley. While the athletic award for scholarship went to Greg Hadley, the sportsmanship award went to Wagley. Beth Soper and Sue Palmer were honored as valedictorian and salutatorian respec- tively of the class of 1967. The Alton Starkey Award tor community service went to J. K. Stevens, and Debbie Hightshue. Dennis Daupert received a National Merit Scho- larship, Ned Redenbarger, Danforth Foundation Award, Debbie Hightshue, P.T.S.A. scholarship, Barbara Dean and Marilyn Brown, nursing scholarships, Janet Baker and Linda Katzenberger, Tri-Hi Y Scholarships. Students were informed of their participation in the lndianapolis science seminar- David Campbell, Gerald Taylor, Gary Wright, and Nancy Edberg. Junior Greg Hadley was again named as the winner of the math and science award. Mr. White was honored by the Student Council for his eighteen years of service commemorating the event while receiving a standing ovation from the faculty and student body. 29
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