Poolesville High School - Sugar Loaf Echo Yearbook (Poolesville, MD)

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SENIOR RING DANCE It lS the slncere hone of the Sen 1or Class of 1951 that the affalr WhlCh took place on October 13 w1ll set a ore cedant for S6UlOT Classes 1n the fears to come As was formerlv the custom 1 S +he Senlor recelved their T1nUS verv quletlv and wlthout ceremonv, but tqis vear the procedure chanved he TIUUS were presented at a UR1ng Uancen As I wrlte, mv thoughts are con stantlv clouded wlth T1CH memorles of of that U1 ht I can almost smell the blossoms that decorated the avm and hear the muslc as t1e senlors whlrled around the floor ln a blaze of color The vvm was decorated to represent a ardeu of the f ture and past wlth a rose covered arcnwav The sennor 4rls ln thelr formals and the senlor bovs ln thelr best suits looked llke flowers as thelr escorts met them beneath the arch wa and presented tH81T P1HgS to +hem All dur1nv the presentatlon ceremonv the Jlvhtlnpalesnplaved 'Rose It was a huge success, not unllke the Junlor Prom Aav those of you who are not vet oeHlOTS look forward to vour Rlng Dance, and wav lt mean as much to vou as lt d1d to us, the SGHIOPS of 1951 'U