Farrell High School - Reflector Yearbook (Farrell, PA)

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ENIOR PRGM Preparations for the prom were made many weeks in advance. Money was earned, decorations were bought, and many Juniors under the guidance of our Junior class ad- viser Mrs. Victoria Barbu and Mr. Paul A. Komar generously contributed their time and effort to bring a Parisian Holiday to us. The early part of the week of May 5 found our gymnasium in a mass of confusion. As the week progressed, the general con- fusion gave way to beauty. The decorating committee observed its work and beamed with pride at their achievement. Above, a soft azure blue sky s t r e t c h e d across the fantasy below. Swirls of white crepe paper enclosed the gy m na s iu m on three sides, lovely palms and ferns with fragrant flowers in pushcarts surrounded the famous Parisian landmark, the Eiffel Tower, painted in pale pink and sp arkling with glitter. Another faculty member, Mr. David Schirmer, and a group of his boys, worked on the construc- tion of the tower many weeks beforehand. Old fashioned white wrought iron benches were placed on either side of the tower and m i niatu r e baskets of magenta carnations hung from the ceiling, adding final touches to the beautiful scene. On May 10, the day had come. The girls discardedtheir rollers,blue jeans and sweat shirts. That evening, the transformation was c o m ple t e . The girls entered charmingly arrayed in billowy gowns of many styles and hues e s c o rted on the arm of a schoolboy turned prince for a very enjoyable evening. The members of the P.T.A. helped make the evening asuccess by providing and serv- ing refreshments and acting as chaperones with our own school faculty. Benny Jones provided the music for the early part of the evening. Disc jockey Fred Cole of W.F.A.R. spun a fewfavorites during intermission and Del Sinchakplayed for the Post Prom. In the wee hours of the morning the boys and girls reluctantly left their land of make believe and went home with their special thoughts of a very special evening. A panoramic view of the festivities. Now let's have a few cheers for our lovely cheerleaders Our own beautifully gowned Farrellites. 79 Who said I could have danced all night! f-.g

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Benny Jones leading the Grand March 1 Kathy Curc1o makes a pretty hostess Benny Jones says take five . THE UNIOR

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