Emerson High School - Tattler Yearbook (Stevens Point, WI)

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TATTLER JUNIOR PROM A mingling of gay colors, and gayer boys and girls, red, white and blue streamers, colored balloons, shaded lights, soft music, a smooth floor, and a charming partner, made the prom a huge success for all who were so fortunate as to attend. The gorgeous decora- tions made an appropriate background for the many colored. long, formal gowns of the girls. To the onlookers, it was like an old fashioned picture to see dresses nearly touching the floor, hair done up, and styles taken back to 1890. Punch was served in a novel way this year. Ir was served from little booths representing a French cognac stall and a Russian vodka stand, The attendants were dressed in costumes to correspond, those of a French peasant and a Russian peasant. One of the highlights of the prom was the grand march under the able direc- tion of Mr. Nelson. Harold Helm aided in planning and executing the grand march. Other committee members were: Herbert Leary, Robert Tardiff, Leonard Mayer, and Bill Nason. Their efforts made possible this delightful party and we owe them a vote of thanks. The happy hours sped by quickly and soon 'twas time to leave. The music dies out- laughing couples leave, and then darkness reigns o'er all. FIFTY SEVEN