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

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Everyone enjoyed the change in tempo from a fast beat to a slower one. ... At Oriental Prom Coach, Bob Hood, receives a bottle of wax to polish his—floor? Everyone swings to the beat of modern music, Mrs. Leavene and Mrs. Wilkerson enjoy talking with Miss Ryoka Tokito, who presented some oriental dances for those attending. 21

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Mr. Jones received a pad of only excused absences as his award at Prom. The Loved Ones transformed the Orient into a modem discotheque. Their fast, rhythmic tempo provided the basis for a great evening of dancing. East Meets West. . . The older set relaxes while the teenagers take over. Sophomore servers presided over the punch bowl at the Junior and Senior Prom. 20

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Beverly Acton and Lawrence Harmon reign over the Mayfete activities. Lorna Renoe and Mark Jones were honored to be the crown- bearers at the 1967 Mayfete. Mayfete 1967 Beverly Acton kisses Lawrence Harmon after she crowned him May King 1967. Jo Anne Nichols, Darla Ireland, and Jerri Sell were one of the many musical groups which performed at Mayfete. The seniors were presented to a large audience of friends and relatives at the 1967 Mayfete. There were many songs by the chorus, special groups, and the band. To finish the evening's activities, the junior girls presented the Maypole dance. Junior girls follow tradition as they dance the Maypole.