Glens Falls High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Glens Falls, NY)

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GRAND MARCH. Music for the evening was furnished by Ray Nelson and his band. Three hundred twenty parents and friends came to see the Grand March and the coronation ceremony. .,40t SEVEN LUCKY MALES DATED THE QUEEN AND HER COURT. They were kept busy during the evening leading the dancers through everything from a rhythmic tango to Tenderly. Faces were gay and spirits were jubilant. Corsages for the court were fan-shaped bouquets of roses and carnations. First row, left to right: Steven Demas and Betty Lou Hughes, Lois Goetz and Ronald Jeckel. Second and third rows: janet Meron and Lars Okeson, Sandra Parrow and Ramon Vaughn, Lorraine Lanoue and David Smith, Anita Conlin and David Van Nortwick, Carol Crannell and Joseph Linehan. W

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The cabin front had to be sawed in half to get it through the gym doors. ' s T THE DECORATION COMMITTEE under Co-Chairmen Barbara Shanahan and Mark Gertsen decorated, then next morning sleepily de-decorated! First row, left to right: J. Van Dyke, C. Gray, L. Goetz, S. Parrow. B. Hatfield, D. Carroll. Second row: S. Mintz, J. Linehan. S. Gowan. S. Demas. Third row: C. Crannell, B. Hughes. Fourth row: R. Leombruno. M. Gersten. Fifth rowz D. Drew, G. Dilmore, P. Trumbull, S. Shapiro, M. Parsons. of Um ' 5,435 The evening flew by on wings-only glimpses of a wonderful evening remain with us now . . . a couple gayly laughing over the unique hurricane lamps at the cafeteria party during intermission, the breathless moments after the Mexican Hat Dance, the last glance at the dimly lit ballroom as the crowd left, the hunt for lost scarves and misplaced bags, the noisy tables and hot pizza at LaCabanna, and then the clear moonlit road home . . . Our Senior Ball had become just another memory. We entered through stars and glitter. fRightJ Xia, A l 931 M - f- .2 A , ,