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The Junior-Senior Prom is one of the biggest
events of the year for many students. Preced­
ing it is a Senior Banquet featuring a delicious
dinner. A theme is chosen and decorations
which add to the mood are planned by the
prom committee. Due to the efforts of this
committee, the gym is hardly recognizable on
the big night. A thrilling highlight of the prom
is the crowning of the queen and her court.
Those who attend look forward to more fun
at the post-prom party. This night stands out
in the hearts of many as one of the most gay
and memorable in their years at Delhaas.

Are we at one of the Mernaco Balls or are we at the
Everybody is having a wonderful time and who wouldn’t

Skutcing, a n d d im m in g

W e are getting a glimpse of the "behind the The big highlight of the evening was the crowning of the
scenes” work the Prom Committee did. Here are queen, Ruth Ann Diotis. The court from left to right are
Carolyn Gouza, Stew Alexander, Joan Grant, Gene as follows: Lena Zogorski, Kathy Roche, Joan Bauer, Joan
Lazar and Mary Ann Haleman busy making the Burnett, Shirley Rosen, Eunice Wilson, Lorraine Meyers,
street lights for the prom. and Rosanna Galasso.