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Larry Douglas proudly accepts his ”B basket- ball letter from Coach Hood along with his congratulations. Basketball captain, Mitchell Calvin, and co-captain, Bruce Caldwell, display smiles of pride as their teammates are honored. Athletics Honored at Banquet For anyone who participates in sports during the school year the big highlight is the annual athletic awards banquet. At this time the hard work put forth by the teams and each individ- ual athlete is recognized, letters are pre- sented, and trophies and plaques are accepted by the school for display. Parents and special sports enthusiasts are always welcome guests at the banquet. The Versatiles did an excellent job pro- viding musical entertainment at the banquet. The students will long remember their visit. Nancy Henry and Nancy Hagans help serve pie and coffee to those attending the athletic banquet. 18
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Danny Smith helps start the fire which will cook the delicious barbecued chicken at the F.F.A. Banquet. Kenneth Becker, immediate past State Secretary, emphasized the importance of leadership at the F.F.A. Banquet. Prize winners, and the guest speaker pose for a picture with Ruth Ann Garrett, F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart. F. F. A. Banquet The annual Parent-Son Banquet of the Ashland F. F. A. Chapter honored the boys for achieve- ments of the past year. Many boys were rewarded for their efforts with scholarships, plaques, and certificates. Kenneth Becker, guest speaker, urged all the boys to choose a goal and strive to reach it. Judging by the smiling faces, the banquet was a huge success.
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M rs. Leavene, Junior sponsor, and Ronda Moreau work hard on decorating the cherry tree for their oriental prom. The faithful cooks worked endlessly to provide a good meal for everyone to enjoy at the banquet. Sayonara The juniors worked hard to make their prom a huge success. Many hours went into planning it and making final preparations for the big event. The dragons, oriental writing, laterns, and other decorations set the scene as each person was escorted across the bridge into the Orient by a coolie or a geisha. The oriental mood was highlighted by the dances performed by Miss Ryoka Tokita. After spending a few hours in the oriental gardens, enjoying the ban- quet and dancing to the music by The Loved Ones , the hosts turned to their guests and said, Sayonara. At the Junior-Senior Banquet the oriental atmosphere was a perfect setting for a delicious meal, excellent coolie service, and plenty of good conversation. 19
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