Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 26, 1963, Page 13, Image 13

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    TJlie Kiamalk Union J4iglt Sclioot junior CiadA presents Jlie junior - Senior jProm
By Helen Baehen -'
Herald and Newt
Sunday,' May 26, 1963
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The identify of Pelican Court was com
pletely loit on May 4 when the KUHS junior
class decorated it "Out of the Depths" for the
Junior-Senior Prom. Paintings of sea life, skin
divers, squid, coral and papier-mache turtles,
octopus and other marine creatures stood out
against the stark black walls to create a "bot
tom of the sea" atmosphere. Entrance was first
through a lovely garden, on into a cave, and
finally into the unusual ballroom setting. In the
picture above, Stephanie Olvera picks her
dance program from a treasure chest. With
her are Jim Sheridan, Bill Mayhew and Phyllis
Whitby.
Committee members shown at right
" worked under chairman Jim Beene. Left to
right are Jana Erlandson, Verne Netzer, Diane
Cox, George Weber, Kethy Luse, Chuck
Sweetfand, Linnea Sundquist and Bill Wilson.
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Donna Ryrek and Gary Head, at right, JQ JVs !?.35V '. V'
where they were served by "pirates." ''iK
I Mi ,. T :: i 1 Dance Masters. Admiring the ship t figure- r.7
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John Parisotto, right above, junior class president, presents
plaque to Jim Beene for his work as prom chairman. Girls are Kathy
Chilcote, left, and Laurie Bruns. , . -
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Tom Miles and Karen Learning, abovo, wear the crowns of ''
king and queen of the prom. ' v . , . ; ' , '
Partly shown at left is the "sunken
ship" which served as a bandstand for the
Dance Masters. Admiring the ship's figure
head are John Gray and Mary Taucher, in
front, and in back, from the loft, Roy Van
.Pelt, Dorothy Taucher, Tessie Powell and
Tom Schiff.
Couple at right are Eliiabeth Ough
and Arthur Griggs.
Junior class officers are John Pari
sotto, president; Roy Van Pelt, vice presi
dent; Tessie Powell, secretary, and Mary
Taucher, yell queen. Class treasurer Mari
lyn Patterson was also credited with much
of the art work for the prom. Class advisers
are Joan Foulon and Jack Peterson.
Photos by Guderian
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