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Juniors Profit by Early Planning as ‘Splendor A night of Splendor in Rome : Tommy Jennings and Williams and Greg Crenshaw take time out for a few Mary Lee Anderson dance to dreamy music, while Annette minutes of rest and conversation. An innovation, nine white parachutes were used to make the sky for the prom. Chris Peace and Mitch Wil- born tackle the problem of storing them.
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Storyland Theme Homecoming in Storyland, featuring Mother Goose and her storybook characters, was the essence of the dance which climaxed the week of October 17, 1964. Homecoming Queen Karen Dyer and her court, Lynn Dance, Bonnie Wilson, Carol Sib¬ ley, Janet Lawter and Kathy Wood were pre¬ sented at the dance, entertained by a local group, the Roaches. The queen was chosen by the entire student body after candidates were nominated by the senior class. The other at¬ tendants were selected by their respective classes. Lynn Dance, senior representative. During halftime Karen was crowned as the first Homecoming Queen in the new HCHS stadium. She was also presented a bouquet of red roses by Principal J. M. Swanson and an autographed football by Richard Ragans, co¬ captain of the football team. All club floats were displayed before a panel of judges and were judged as to their original¬ ity and appropriateness. The Future Home¬ makers of America took first place with their float welcoming alumni. In the football game that night, the William Fleming Colonels defeated the Comets, 13 to 7. Bonnie Wilson, junior representative. Other attendants are Carol Sibley, sophomore; Joan Lawter, freshman and Kathy Wood, eighth grade.
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In Rome’, 1965 Junior-Senior Prom, Unfolds Weeks of planning . . . decorating . . . anticipating . . . and then . . . ' ' Splendor in Rome ' ' —the 1965 Junior-Senior Prom. Juniors began planning the prom early, and when seniors and other invited guests entered the HCHS lobby May 7, they found themselves part of a night of lovely Roman illusions. What had been a showcase was a painted mural depicting scenes from Roman life. Draped windows and a chariot added to the Roman atmosphere. Entering the gym, guests found them¬ selves in a large Roman courtyard with a gleaming, multicolored chandelier set in the center and rows of white columns on each side. On the raised bandstand white columns draped in blue were surrounded by ferns and garlands. The Stylemasters band from Lynchburg provided music for the dance. The senior figure was performed in the Roman numeral LXV, as well as the Arabic ' 65. 21
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