Siletz High School - Warrior Yearbook (Siletz, OR)

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DRIENT L ARDEN Highlight of the colorful evening was the coronation of Queen Zoe Ann and King Dick, who were chosen by popular vote The long awaited, most memorable evening of the year was the annual Junior Senior Prom, Oriental Gardens , an event of May 18th Girls in frothy, bouffant formals and their handsome, attentive es corts created an enhancing scene admist the atmosphere of an outdoor oriental garden From the lowered - whlte ceil1ng dazzled stars and Japanese lan terns, and a brick o py planter complete kf' ly circled the room A chinaberry tree with X 'Q white garden bench neath formed the throne ,-ff,-'gf from which Queen Zoe Ann and King Dick reigned over their subjects A small bridge com pleted the scene and served as a background for The JKM Trio The theme was further carried out by the Chinese food and the wa1tresses and waiters, who were garbed in Far East costumes Souvenirs of hats for the boys and fans for the girls were given, and will be placed in scrapbooks to become happy memories of Oriental Gardens . ' C xr - 1 V 5 5' .'g , , Y eg - ' n Q QL .:. .rg P P VK :I If l ' gif.: q ,-- be- , , , ' A , - . . I

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Bensell Breon, Muta Gregory, Sharon Stam, Michael Streets, Nina Miller and Karl Teal were waitresses and waiters clad in oriental garb The JKM Trio, Melva Taylor, Jeanie Marsh, and Kay Jones, provided en tertainment by singing Wwind in the Willown The bowl, used as a gong, brings on waiters to carry out every desire of prom-goers. Thompson has a hand in everything, it seems. WA tip of the hat is always a must for real gentlemen,W declares Mr Hawes He demonstrates for an mused and appreciative audience Mr May has just asked his wife for the next dance and is he proud of himself' Mr truebin holds his ach1ng foot, so they sit out