Dunedin High School - Talon Yearbook (Dunedin, FL)

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%s (y ( Bob and Marcia Warren L Owners w ¥ ARR£M ' S f FLORIST (813)441-9645 2500 Sunset Point Road Clearwater, Florida 33515 Prom . . . Is It Worth It? You Bet It Is! Spring sprung into the air and so did the most asked question since the invention of Prom (obviously the work of a genius). Will you go to the Prom with me? From the first part of May until June 1 , those words could be heard echoing over telephone wires and down halls. Probably the average person doesn ' t realize just how much chaos IS involved by asking such a question. There are tuxes to rent ' dresses to pick out, shoes to coordinate, flowers to order, reservations to make, hair to fix, and nerves to tame. Threats of this chaotic disorder, however, don ' t seem to dishearten anyone from accepting an invitation to the Prom. Maybe guys just don ' t know what they ' re getting themselves into when they ask a girl to Prom, or maybe they ' re just gluttons for punishment. Whatever the case, once the question has been asked and the invitation accepted, there ' s no backing out. The guy has a great feeling of relief when the girl accepts his invitation, but little does he know that asking was the easy part, and the real difficulties are yet to come. First comes the problem of ordering a tux. How can the guy order a tux when the girl can ' t find a dress to hide her bulges? After searching through endless racks hours upon hours, she finally finds a dress. But, now most of the tuxes have already been rented out, and the poor guy ended up with pea green. (Her dress is baby blue.) The next dilemma is ordering flowers. What color should he buy? He finally picks out pink roses because he is sure they ' ll match the baby blue. As he makes his way out the door, he grumbles about how much cheaper it would have been if he had picked the petunias in his own backyard. Oh welH Making reservations at a fancy restaurant presents still another problem. Just how fancy is fancy is fancy? Is Ponderosa fancy? How about Steak-n-Shake? All these questions race through a guy ' s mind, especially if he ' s never been to Prom before. When Prom is viewed in this respect, we must stop and wonder if Prom night will be worth It. But we love it; getting ready is half that fun. We love looking for dresses, ordering tuxes, making reservations, deciding which nail polish to wear, and just plain getting ourselves worked up foe the big night. Is it worth it? Yeah, it ' s worth it!