Terry Sanford High School - La Famac Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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Diligent juniors spent months creating the charming atmosphere of a Southern Plantation for the 1968 Junior-Senior Prom. Couples were astonished at the transforma- tion of the gym which was decorated with a graceful white-columned mansion and a lovely river scene. The night of the Prom, couples danced to soft music provided by Jay Tuberville and his orchestra. Other couples sat at candlelit tables or strolled among gardens of flowers and fountains. Sophomore waiters and waitresses, dressed in the fashion of the pre-war South, served the guests. Later that evening, Bobby Vause an- nounced the figure. Those chiefly responsi- ble for the success of the Prom formed a flower, after which the King and Queen, Bobby Bell and Margaret Anderson, were crowned. Margaret and Bobby led the couples of the figure in the next dance, and everyone continued to dance until the lights dimmed and a wonderful Prom was over. Vith the Wind” Couples enjoy the atmosphere of Southern hospitality. Waiter David Temple rushes to fulfill an order! The new King and Queen lead the figure in the next dance. 59

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At 7:45, the garden of this Southern Plantation was empty. A half-hour later, guests had arrivea and music filled the air. King and Queen M ifgaret Mderson and obby Ml 196$ ' jmior-Semor Prom Keealls ‘‘Qom 58

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At the plantation entrance, waiters and waitresses greet the guests. Couples dance in romantic atmosphere of the past. if f ' i Vi Waiters and Waitresses chosen by the Junior Class are Ricky Jenkins, Elizabeth Scruggs, Tina Illiucci, Calvin Riddle, David Temple, Anne Highsmith, Pam Johnson, and Scotty Stapleton. 60