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Page 29 text:
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of 1966 Junior-Senior Prom Woody Woodfin, Anne Burckhardt, Ross Francis, and June Smith cross the bridge into Shangri- La” for a long awaited evening as the prom begins. The traditional grand march begins as the celebrities and As they gather for refreshments, students find an opportunity to greet old their dates hear their names announced. friends and to make new ones. 27
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Page 28 text:
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Shangri-La” Is Theme Libby Lefevers and her escort, Tom DuMontier, are greet¬ ed by Miss Kiker, Junior Class advisor. For the evening of April 29th, Park Center was trans¬ formed into a “Shangri-La,” carrying out the Oriental theme of the 1965-66 Junior-Senior Prom. The Loonis McGlohon Orchestra provided music for dancing and ac¬ companied several members of “The Newcomers” show while they performed. High point of the evening was the traditional Grand March, the presentation of East’s VIP’s and their dates. After their introduction, they dance to the theme song, “Shangri-La.” Decorations were in an Oriental flavor. Focal point was the stage back-drop with the familiar Far East sights—the pagoda and rickshaw. As midnight ap¬ proached, nearly one thousand people left “Shangri-La” for parties in private homes or restaurants, and the prom was merely a memory. Couples around the dance floor take their seats to watch those taking part in the spotlight dance. After-the-prom parties are a topic of much discussion for everyone, especially these couples. 26
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