Tome High School - Trail Yearbook (North East, MD)

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The Dance HERE IS NO DOUBT in the minds of those who attended it that this year's Mid Winter Prom was the best ever held at Tome. Everything connected with the affair was handled in a manner far above satisfactory, and Mr Arthur and the members of the Dance Committee deserve unrestrained praise for their successful efforts to make this year's Prom Tome's best. The dining-hall was decorated modernistically, making a superb setting for the formal Friday night dance, which began as soon as the Dramatic and musical clubs had given their performances in Memorial Hall. The orchestra of Bert Lowns and Rudy Vallee furnished the music, which was up to the high standard of the rest of the delightfullaffair. A specialty tap-dance was extremely well executed by Billie Burke, and added to the general enjoyment experienced by all. Tea dansants were held in the lobby of the Inn both Friday and Saturday afternoons, the first giving the guests an opportunity to get acquainted, and the other offering a last melodious good-bye. . ,T sg qi, Seventy-zlaree