Pioneer High School - Conestoga Yearbook (Royal Center, IN)

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Couples take time out to enjoy the festive environ- ment and indulge in the appetizing refreshments as they disucss the decorations which make the evening one to remember. Through gritted teeth Darlene moaned, Jerry, would you please get off my feet? Three Slugs in a Mud Puddle was presented by the sophomores during intermission. BUFFALO PARK DISCOUNT STORE Buffalo King Ed and Queen Sandy danced to the theme song, Three Coins in the Fountain .

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Many couples were elated by the music and decor of Three Coins the Fountain Ruth and Connie are awed by the elaborate beauty of the fountain. Of all the events that took place through - out the school year, the prom proved to be the most exciting. A certain enthusiasm seemed to fill the air as students discussed ideas relevant to this gala evening. The decorations for the prom were kept with the theme, Three Coins in the Foun- tain . The Brass Men contributed the music that helped make the evening one of splendor. As the Sophomore waitresses served refreshments, others of their class, who were affiliated with station O.B.S. under the direction of Mr. Linton, presented the intermission program. Four ecstatic people walked on stage at the close of the evening to be given regal honors. Due to the hard work on the part of many individuals, the prom of 1967 was a success. The fun and excitement that went into its preparation will linger in the minds of many for years to come. The coronation of Ed Minnick, Sandy Evernham, Jeff Duchess respectively highlighted the gala evening. Penny, and Marilyn Nies as King, Queen, Duke, and

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Elaine can't quite understand Mortimer's strange behavior. Little does she know the dastardly deeds being performed. Charge!, becomes Teddy's trademark as he prepares many of his African safaris.