Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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L ll Beaming with satisfaction - Gayl Anderson gives a pleased grin on L u me outcome of Prom 1981. L L L L L L L IL L IL L IL For the first time all year, formality was in style. Boys abandoned their trusty denims and donned the traditional tuxedo, while girls spent many hours and dollars picking out that perfect formal. Prom procedures have changed little over the years and the theme this year was appropriately named, Just An Old Fashioned Love Song. The big evening began, as in the past, with long picture-taking sessions to satisfy shutter-happy parents. Next. it was on to pre-prom-get-togethers where everyone could ooh and ah at the unfamiliar attire of their peers. After this, couples joined at a fancy restaurant. Manners were summoned from the old school of etiquette and some even went as far as using napkins in place oflaps and silverware in place of fingers. The dance began at 9 p.m. in the MSU Ballroom with the band Renaissance playing a wide variety of music, including requests. The scene resembled that of an old-fashioned Southern Ball and was constructed under the direction of Gayl Anderson, Junior Class president. The crowing featured Rob Ward singing the theme song and the crowning of Queen Tami Anderson and King .Ioakim Ed. After the crowning, parties were to be had and then breakfast.

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Just an old fashioned love song - Couples get into the spirit of I m so cute King and queen attendants carry the flowers and r 0 0 4 5.35 U B Pretty as a picture - Grant Eickelberg and Kendra Messmer pose for their prom pictures.

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