Conard High School - Seconian Yearbook (West Hartford, CT)

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A night to be remembered-our Junior Prom. On Nlay 10 1937 the Hall auditorium was transformed into an 1 ueen Donna and King lid start thc- first dance after Coronation v, il J.. i , I lx V Oriental Holiday amid dragons and Japanese figures Xxfhlfllflg skirts and dancing feet stopped at 10 OO as Lois Flsher Prom chairman announced the names of the king and ueen and their court Follow mg Christine Poirier and Ed 'Nflx ers to the front ofthe hall was the court consisting of Elsie Backman and xVllSOI1 Hicks Karen Cedargreen and Dick Larson Nancy Kudrlawetl and Bob Ludgln Marcia Smith and Brian O Nleara lhe King and ueen Ed Hebb and Donna Casaxant were then crowned hx Lois Fisher and Lonnx O Meara

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x ltd Xnclerson Anil, and i X X the MUN ' - v 'A I Rgxlltki 0 True ballroom atmosphere was the keynote of Conard's first dance, Autumn Silhouette. Silver stars and crescent moons dangled over the dancers while the glass walls were adorned with life-sized silhouetted dancers. As the couples entered, they saw leaves, with their Hrst names printed on them, covering the wall. A festive atmosphere prevailed since that afternoon Conard was again victorious on the football field, defeating Meriden to clinch the CCIL title. -ao