Putnam County High School - Panthers Tale Yearbook (Granville, IL)

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The Junior-Senior Prom was held May 13 at the Holiday Inn. This was the first year the prom was held away from the school. Instead of a separate ban- quet served before the dance, a buffet -dinner was served at the dance. The music was provided by joe Dezutti and his band. Three Coins in a Fountain served as this year's theme and was carried out by a garden scene with a large mural of a fountain surrounded by a garden and a little village in the background. To add to the decorations a low brick wall and garden furniture surrounded the real fountain. A photographer was provided to take individual pictures of couples that attended. Although the prom was held away from school, the juniors worked very hard and were well satisfied with the results of their efforts . unz'0r-Senior rom

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Rebel Wz'thout ez Cause REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE was presented by the Drama Club on April 21 and 22. It is a play in three acts dramatized by James Fuller from the screenplay by Stewart Stern, adaptation by Irving Shulman, from a story by Nicholas Ray. The play was directed by Mrs. Padilla, the Drama Club sponsor. It is the tragic, exciting story of a young delinquent and his problems. He is caught between a battle of trying to please his parents and at the same time avoid being like them. The cast was made up of the following people: A passer -by, Lynn Keegeng Buzz Gunderson Ca wheel in schoolj, Cliff Germanog Jim Stark fa new boyl, Bob Novakg Officer Mullen, Les Grant, Judy Brown Uim's girlfriendj, Claire Piccinellig Plato, Mike Slutzg Mrs. Davis, Joye Hall, Ray fa juvenile officeri, John Meuserg Mr. Stark, Gary Eden, Mrs. Stark, Kathy Urnikisg Grandma CMI. Stark's motherj, Bonnie Argu- bright, Belle Uudy's younger sisterb, Julia Keller, Miss Harmington fa high school teacherj, Ginny Wolf, the gang--Crunch, Raymond Klein, Goon, George Bakery Moose Phil Gingerickg Helen, Nikki McMillan, Millie, Cindy Greathouseg Lecturer, at plan- etarium, Lynda Lenkaitisg Mr. Brown, Bill Grant, Mrs. Brown, Pam Pletchg Officer One, Bill Entwistleg Officer Two, Lynn Keegen. - 2 m.w

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DQQQCUDUB-FUR The staff for the first Putnam County High School yearbook was chosen in the fall. Lynda Lenkaitis was editor, and our sponsor was Mrs. Mary Ann Link. The other members of the staff were Sheryl Moss, Cindy Greathouse, Linda Brown, Bob Novak, Walter Boyle, Gale Donini, Josie Eattoni, Rita Colby, Bonnie Day, jackie Epley, and Ginny Wolf. Late in the fall, several members of the staff at- tended a yearbook workshop at Augustana College in Rock Island, Illinois. There they learned the funda- mentals of yearbook editing. The staff stayed one night each Week to work on the yearbook, and they finished the final deadline on June 5 The students received their yearbooks ata yearbook- signing-party held in August. 20