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Come Sail Away! When | saw Bob coming up to my door, | finally realized | was going to the prom. Chills ran up my spine; I'd been looking forward to this all year. Bob looked so handsome in his tux, and | must say | look ed radiant in my white gown. The worst part was over - the picture taking. We were off to our first prom. Shouts of “Drive safely, have a good time, and be careful” accompanied us as we got in the car. On the way both Bob and | tried to picture how the New Spirit would be decorated - streamers, flowers, linen table cloths and balloons. As we walked down the cement sidewalk, we viewed a long line of elegantly dressed prom-goers. We found a group of friends and joined them in admiring everyone’s attire. After a few minutes of waiting, we began to board the New Spirit. Everyone was greeted by tables covered with white linen cloths, balloons, and streamers as we had imagined. We found our table and began to eat after the ship left the dock. After dinner Bob and | went dancing, but others went up on deck and viewed the lovely, calm water. Toward the middle of the evening, they announced the Prom Queen and King, Danette Daniels and Bland Burkhardt. Well, they say “time flies when you're having fun.” It did. Eleven o'clock soon rolled around, and it was time to end the fun-filled evening. Everyone watched the crew members dock the ship. The night was not over by far for many, but the Junior-Senior Prom of 1985 was, and what an evening it had been. Ken Keefer and his date enjoy the scenery from one of the upper decks of the New Spirit. The boat's three decks allowed ample space for prom-goers to move about. % Cheek-to-cheek dancing and slow songs were | y ch the order of the night for prom couples. : a 8 PROM ‘85
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