Ashbrook High School - Leaves of Green Yearbook (Gastonia, NC)

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Threshhold , along with Ulustin Tyme pro- ided music perfect for dancing. Hearing hout brings back memories of the prom. Sfwvin' eaving the everyday world behind, prom-goers wtered the Radisson Hotel by way of the Trade :reet catwalk. When David Vlaseryich finally got up enough courage to ask Melissa Hutto to the prom, he was quite pleased when she said, Yes 1 i , fi.. , l , , ,. , . s . I l I 5 1 ... ,A , ,, 3 l l 1 rravr ,.,, u-1 .crm at,, ,. 1 A 1 ' v If yr ...... 4 4 l 4 1 V gl i l i 2 s 3 r i Q g 35' . :fa 5 Q 5 xl .. tx 5 E 4, l ' I 1 Tl , V I :Z aw! 'fl 4 I. uw x eautiful corsage from Preston Leonard. It rgotten. ,,,,' L if, 3 f, , l mr i ' f , y A 5 V 5 , 1 'f V 'Qatar . . w e r i 1 'A a 1, 9 9 4 . A yiwaazs f ' Z 'i' 7 2 if .1,. ,. f a ,Y ,, ,,, ww 4 ' '. ffm Af I Campus Life!27

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PR OM -goers When one looks back to his high school days, the prom is an event that stands out prominently. With all of its glitter and excitement, it makes for a very memo- rable occasion in a student's life. The anticipation and preparation for the prom also add to the fun of the big night. Although sometimes forgotten, the plans prepared and the work accomplished by the junior class for the prom are what make it one of the greatest times a student remembers. Preparing for the 'lbig night can be as exciting as the night itself. While Zeena Brown admires Tony Barbers tuxedo at Nelson Parks and makes sure it fits just right, she is anxiously awaiting May 8, 1982. Sophomores served as waiters and waitresses at the prom. limmy Vecchiolla, dressed in a black tuxedo and black top hat, welcomes everyone as they arrive by presenting favors. 26!Campus Life S TEP OU T Even though it takes an entire day to prepare tnot to mention the long hours spent attempting to find that perfect dress and a tuxedo to matchl, all time spent is well worth the night that's ahead. Before the couple leaves for the night, pictures must be taken by proud parents. Beginning the enchanting evening by dining out in an especially nice restaurant with friends brings even more fun. When Ashbrook students stepped out to their cont. pg. 29 s -s ,fr ri if - X SMF .... ..... ..,,...,..,. MQ . 'ff 1 K -fy Q 'mi fi' Ei lsi Q if-.ww il K- ' N . we a WWQQ Q K ' rf'i - 1 ' 'f f ' '. was . 9 l .R In K . ,, s ii. f B ti wt it ij fwfr? We . audi In 4 ' K - . if l s.. Rl Wi- .- . -V i ew I i.' rr'i 3 Q r-'. . .ss K g . 5 ' - . 1 it sf.. i st- M Dawn King was all smiles when she received their senior prom - a night that won't

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Glowing smiles filled all students' faces as they stepped into the Radisson Plaza. They were over- whelmed when their eyes caught the lovely decorations and they heard the two bands. Stepping out on Prom Night is an important part of high school memories. 5 ,, - .A R New N f A i i 4l'7i A '35 L . i i t t 4 ' m X 'ion V , N I ,iv 'lSteppin Out . . . the theme of the 1982 prom, was typified in many ways, including waiters and WM,,Mf' f ' ,Q waitresses dressed in black and white, decorations in the same color, and brandy snifters given HS , Af, favors. Anticipating the exciting night ahead, these Ashbrook students enjoy their delicious dinner before the prom. 28!Campus Life