Pleasant High School - Key Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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ABOVE: The Boy's Chorus Line, the Flappers, are STANDING: Dave Evans, Steve Bently, Mike Sens, Dennis Rasey, Mark Woodworth, and Maurice Weir. KNEELING: Craig Cusick, Bill Huff, and Fred Fritz. BELOW: The Lemon Sisters are Debbie Long, Mikki Seward, Dorothy Bondor, and Beth Pershing. I r x x 1 LEFT: The Spartan Spirit Band is comprised of, STANDING, john Hollsinger, Dave Evans, john Fritz, Mike Sens, Mark Davidson, jack Eckly, George Ghearing, Bob Cook, Dave Cook, and Fred Fritz. KNEEL- ING: Margaret Owen, Melody Hord, Randy Baily, and Dean Latimore. ABOVE: Parisian Petite Renee Williamson does her rendit- ion of the Can-Can . BHOW: The Flappers say, The End!

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The class of 1972 presented Band providing the music. Af- an atmosphere of the Orient. ter the dance the participants The mood was set by such dec- journeyed to the Palace Theater orations as Buddahs, Ming to see the movie My Fair trees, and japanese lanterns Lady. After the movie, bowl- and rock gardens. The food ing and pool were provided by was also traditional of the Or- the Plaza Lanes to all couples ient ranging from such deli- interested. cacies as sweet and sour pork All together the Oriental to fortune cookies. A dance influence made the evening from nine until twelve began most enjoyable. the evening with the Al Wayne 11' 1 U' Q 'J Mx. n DP av ' is