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Juniors plan nostalgic event, choose ‘Saturday in Memories of nostalgia, joy, festive moods and ten- derness will live for many years to come for those who attended the Junior-Senior Prom, May 17. “Saturday in the Park” was the theme for the special event. Supervised by Mrs. Jean Avery, prom adviser, the Junior Class Executive Committee worked to make the occasion memorable. Working until almost midnight on May 16, the underclassmen created the theme set- ting for the prom by transforming the Ranson Mall into a park complete with cherry trees and a park bench. From nine to twelve, the music of the Catalinas echoed throughout the mall. Couples danced, chatted, or enjoyed refreshments prepared by Mrs. Virginia Scott and her cafeteria staff. During intermission, offi- cers of both classes were introduced. Each senior who attended received an engraved charm to commemorate the evening. All too soon the midnight hour arrived, and couples hurriedly left to previously planned, rollicking post- prom parties. The next day Mrs. Avery and her junior committees wearily cleaned the mall while most seniors who had attended the prom slept late. ABOVE RIGHT: Assembling in the Ran- son Mall, couples dance to one of the Catalinas’ slower songs. ABOVE: Couples enjoy the refresh- ments and conversation as they listen to the contemporary music. RIGHT: Members of the Catalinas per- form the theme “Saturday in the Park” for the couples.
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ABOVE LEFT: Kelly McKee displays her musical skills as she rhythmically plays her cello. LEFT: Singing “Day by Day,” the choir produces a pleasant blend of voices at their concert. ABOVE: Helping the orchestra direc- tor, Ann Mozeley assists in selecting some arrangements.
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the Park’ for prom’s theme; Catalinas provide music TOP RIGHT: To preserve the memories of the night, couples pay to have their portraits made. LEFT: Senior Mark Tadlock and his date Cindy Nixon, and Mr. and Mrs. Vance Schrum enjoy a dance. ABOVE: Mr. Kenneth Cherry finds time to indulge in some refreshing snacks and conversation.
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