Rich Township High School - Lagoon Yearbook (Park Forest, IL)

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Grabbing forty winks on the baggage rack. Hop aboard the train. Post-Prom Ah-togetherness. The wild Itralian has arrived!

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the crowning touch Remember . .? Shadowy silhouettes of underground columns on a sprinkling fountain-soft music in the air-dancers in a fairyland cavern-a blue, glistening waterfall-such was the night in '5Paradise Lost. They drifted in two by twog cavern imps served prom-goers punch and cake. After flowers have been pressed and bids have been pasted in Scrapbooks, the memories of an evening in paradise will linger on. . . . we want to see the Queen . . . dancers in an underground cavern

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