Willard High School - Chief Yearbook (Willard, OH)

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Students Enjoy ‘Evening In Paris’ P reparation went into the 1977 Prom. Gingham covered tables with wine bottle vases holding live carnations gave the Junior-Senior Prom a french accent. Scenes painted crepe paper transformed one wall of bleach- ers into a french side street. A park bench, eisels and paintings lined a paper pathway. All this with a minia- ture Eiffel Tower in the center of the gym created “Springtime in Paris.” Couples danced to the music of a band from Harvey s House of Music until the 11:00 crowning. First at- tendant, Vonnie Villareal and her escort Curt Goodsite, second attendant, Patty Bores and her escort Don Dan- hoff, third attendant. Sue Kline and her escort Van Sexton and fourth attendant Sue Steinmetz and her escort Tim Conley along with last year s queen, Becky Myers and her escort John Gordon formed the 1977 Prom Court. Reigning were 1977 Prom Queen Tami Carpenter and Prince Charming Jim Harwood. At 1:30 the after prom began with Milestone, a Michigan band, supplying the music. ABOVE: Ken Kuhn and John Popa give the Eiffel Tower a coat of paint. ABOVE RIGHT: Stu- dents enjoy an Evening in Paris”. RIGHT: Queen Tami Carpenter and Jim Harwood as Prince Charming reign over the 1977 prom. OPPOSITE PACE TOP LEFT AND CLOCK- WISE: Curt Goodsite and Vonnie Villareal. Don Danhoff and Patty Bores. Tim Conley and Sue Steinmetz, Van Sexton and Sue Kline dance to their special song. 28 (Prom

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Students Speak At Graduation HP his year Mr. Cline enlisted stu- dents to address the graduating seniors. He chose two of the seventy- seven class, Don Danhoff and Melinda Ferrell. Told in February, Don and Melinda were given four months to prepare their speeches. Mr. Cline pro- vided the topics. God Grant Me the Serenity to Know the Difference, was the topic assigned to Don while The Givers and the Takers.” was the topic assigned to Melinda Proceeding their ten minute speeches Don and Melinda joined the Symphonic Choir in singing the Theme from Mahogony (Do You Know Where You’re Going To) and “Hosana. After the speeches Vicki Rees was honored as Validictorian while Robin Swert was announced as Saluditorian in absentia. Because she was competing in a girls’ state track meet Robin was unable to attend. Then the seniors assembled to receive their diplomas, led by their class officers. In addition to their diplomas honor students re- ceived medallions commemorating America’s entry into its third century. ABOVE: The Class of Seventy-Seven stand after their proeessional. RICHT: Mr. Cline con- gratulates Validictorian, Vicki Rees. 30 Graduation