Southern Boone County R1 School - Eagle Yearbook (Ashland, MO)

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JUNIORS WORK HARD ON THE DECORATIONS The V.I.P. table, which was also the head table, was filled with officers of both the junior and senior classes as well as sponsors, Mr. Pendleton, Mr. Garrett, and Mr. Harris. After everyone found his place the meal was served. The seniors were worried for a while when they were told that the fish got away, and they were served hot dogs. 1A

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The junior class voted on different awards to be presented to the members of the senior class. Bucky Smith seems very happy to present one of the many awards to Robert Hagans. JUNIORS, SENIORS, AND CVESTS ENJOY THE LUAU Senior class president, Larry Burnett, gives his Mahalo as a thank you for the wonderful prom the Juniors have put on. Sophomore class servers bring the tasty dishes from the island s little grass hut. Their native costumes were really fitting for the occasion. 13

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Three Hawaiian students from the University of Missouri came down to provide entertain- ment after the banquet. They displayed the way the hula is done on the Islands. They said the Prom was the closest they have been to home since last fall when they left. The punch bowl seemed to be the center of attraction after the dance was well under way. Everyone needed something cool after dancing to the moving music. BOSSMEN AID HA WAIIAN A TMOSPHERE Everyone enjoyed the Prom even if they were watching most of the dances. But breaks in between numbers proved very relaxing. The rhythm of the Bossmen seemed to have a lot of kids, as well as grown-ups, moving as modern music dominated the evening. 15