Powers Catholic High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Time for Tenderness: Senior Prom gf. It wif: Nw... l ri 4-s I : .5 I Q ,X . Sprinkled with flowers, lace and ruffles, 95 cou- ples experienced the metamorphosis of Spring at the '74 Senior Prom. Bidding farewell to the cold and gloom of winter, the celebrants spread their wings and soared to the Grand Blanc Country Club where a quiet splendor awaited them. To liven up the evening the Great Lakes Express added their expert entertainment. The scene was aglow with dancing and romanc- ing! Faculty members and students, alike, shared in the spirit of friendliness and togetherness. Antici- pation flowed from table to table and from dancer to dancer as the clock reached I 1:30. Couples departed on their way to dinner - scattering all over the state. Now looking back at all the pictures we remem- ber the excitement, the music, the tender moments - the '74 Senior Prom. Top: A tender moment passes for Steve Sugar and RoseAnn Laureto. left: The friendly face of Bro. John Reynolds was seen throughout the entire Promg the photographer finally caught him at the table of Keith Pekala and Deanna Dudzik. above: Emma LaBree and Barry Baily enioy the entertainment ot the Great Lakes Express. Seniors 185

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Mariorie Voltenburg Bruce Waggoner Vincent Walker Michael Walrath Catherine Wenzel Coleen White 784 Seniors Seniors not pictured: Irene Bosak John Buffa Cynthia Chimner James Cooper Steve Collins Diane Haber John Hall Anne Kendra Michael Kerperien Walter Lucas Keith Pekala Kenneth Pekala Tureia Roberts Richard Shomin Theresa Such John Trimble Carol Yeakel Terri Ulanski jftlrsarisi QSM' Debra Walker Tina Walsh Kevin White Kathleen Winters Karen Yager +1 Kathleen Walker Vanessa Ward Kim Wilson Cecelia Wirostek Steven Yaklin Orlando Walker Mary Kay Weibel Rita Winchester Diane Wisniewski Kenneth Zimmerman

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Every Day: A Pun Da at Cedar Pomtl Tuesday, May 28 - Does that date ring a bell for any seniors? It should. That was the day more than half the Senior class enjoyed the rides and games and rain lnaturallyl at Cedar Point. There was a grueling three and a half hour bus ride to endure before arriving at Cedar Point, but once that was over, the fun began. The Blue Streak and Frontier Land were favorites of many, while the game booths and assorted concession stands attracted others. The trip would not have been complete without rain, so for a little less than two hours, it rained. This didn't dampen the seniors' spirits. They flocked to the Arcade, restaurants, and any cov- ered rides that were still running. At six o'clock the tired, wet seniors boarded the buses and headed home. Top right: The cable cars provided a means to get from one end of the park to the other - without walking. above left: Wet clothes indicate that Kathy Derengowski, Marcia Allen, and Martha King didn't miss any fun because of the rain. above: lt's hello, bus, goodbye, Cedar Point, at the end of the day for these Seniors. 186 Seniors