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Bloomingon Herald-Telephone Tuesday, May 24, 1966 UHS Post-Prom Party Takes over IMU Submitted by Steve Miller, Class of '67 Include with permission from the Bloomington Herald-Times. |
 SITTING IT OUT--Frugging and watusi-ing may be fun for a while, but they lead to aching heads and feet. Several UHS students like those above finally gave up and were satisfied to watch from the sidelines. |
 Others preferred to eat, forming a steady stream of hungry nightowls through the Commons cafeteria. Snacking went on all night, and breakfast was served at 4:15 a.m. |
 The Indiana Memorial Union Arcade became a miniature gold course with some mighty strange obstacles, such as the seamstress' mannikin in the foreground above. Skip Pettebone aims a careful putt. |
 Grant Faris and Ann Bly pose for comic souvenir pictures. |
 The billiard room, no longer a male sanctuary, proved a challenging attraction for girls weary of dancing. |
 DANCING WAS TOO TAME for those who relished the sporting competition offered by bowling. Even a broken arm didn't stop the fellow in the second lane above. (Ed. note: "the fellow" is Larry Jacobs. Rumor has it he's Bloomington's current postmaster. Just for fun, how many of theses photos can you find him in?) |
 Mrs, Mayer Maloney, co-chairman of the event along with her husband, stops to chat with Larry Jacobs and his date at the entrance to the sixth annual UHS Post Prom Party. The girls had changed from their sophisticated prom formals to more comfortable slacks and shorts. |
 PARENTS HAD FUN, too, even if they found it less thrilling to be up all night. Mrs. Kenneth Rumple, second from right, gave up dignity for comfort and kicked off her shoes. Applauding her courage were, left to right, Charles Faris, Mr. Rumple, Mrs. S. G. Chris Savage, and Judge K. Edwin Applegate. |
 Bob Hildreth and Joe Peterson, the "Overland Singers," entertain with folk songs. They have performed with the Singing Hoosiers. |
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