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

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The Bossmen had everyone swinging to the tune of modern music. The cooks work hard to serve a good meal for the banquet. ...A BIG SUCCESS The Humming Birds, a barber shop quartet, were the entertainment at the banquette. With the help of the sponsors, the sopho- mores, the Bossmen, and the Humming Birds the prom was a big success. The Juniors worked hard to make it what it was. It took three days to decorate the gym, but it was worth it. The servers get the tables ready for the prom and then they get to Joel Bullard gives relax. Jean Douglas one of the many awards present- ed at the Prom.

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At the head table the people find time to chat as they wait patiently for their meal. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM... The 1966 From entitled The Gay 90’s was a big success. After the Prom dinner, people enjoyed the music of The Bossmen.” The Sophomore servers not only devoted their time, but a Iso devoted their tireless energy to make the Prom dinner a big success. All in all The Gay 90's proved to be a wonderful evening which left everyone with wonderful memories. Junior sponsors lend a helping hand. During the intermission everyone stands around and talks about the prom and banquet. The sophomore servers take time out between courses to eat.

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 THE GAY 90’s IS THE THEME OF THE PROM The boys sit down after a fast dance to catch their breath. The servers work hard to get everyone served at the Prom. The night of the Prom all Junior girls look radiant. Sally Rice, Jackie Burnett, Ruthann Rybolt, and Annette Hampton all look on as the aance starts. Some of the Junior boys--Jim Gregory, Mike Henry, and Mike Laird--look on as the dance progresses. The Prom band called the Bossmen did much to liven up the dance. They played a variety of songs to suit everyones taste.