Washington Township High School - Washtonian Yearbook (Apollo, PA)

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THEME WAS HMOONLIGHT AND ROSES Everyone gels a balloon. Boifom: Rod, Jim, Judy, and Pris, pose for ihe photographer. Above: The faculty, as well as the slu- denfs, are enjoying Ihemselves.

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SDCDNSORED BY JUNIORS, PROM Dick Miller, Junior class president, releases the balloons. The big moment had finally arrived - the night of the Junior-Senior Prom. Working hard all day, the Juniors dec- orated the Brackenridge Country Club, stressing the theme of Moonlight and Roses. Chaperoning the dance were members of the faculty and parents of several Juniors. Johnny Murphy's mel- odious orchestra set a gay mood to make this one of the best proms in the school's history. is ln xg .WNY J These Juniors placidly await their dates. Rich and Betty share Coke. At Right: Johnny Murphy provides dreamy music.

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BACCALAUREATE AND COMMENCEMENT Mary McKown and Dick Miller, Junior Class Secretary and President respectively, lead procession. The Baccalaureate program, with the Reverend Guy E. Wilson as guest speaker, was a highly in- spirational event. lt is this program which sobers graduates to the part their religion must play in their lives, and the responsibilities they must face after graduation. Several days afer Baccalaureate, the Com- mencement ceremony was held. Donald Shockey, Senior class President, greeted the audience. Rep- resenting the Senior Class, scholastically, were James Leib, Valedictorian, and Bonita Silvestri, Salutatorian. After a gracious and well-presented program, the Seniors received their diplomas, and became the thirty-seventh class to be graduated from Washington Township High School. Reverend Guy E. Wilson speaks at Baccalaureate. 76 Mr. Bossart presents honor students with medals. Dr. Wesley Haines, Director of Develop- ment at Bucknell University, speaks at Commencement.