Jersey Village High School - Falcon Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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ickey D Prom Instead of Prime Ribs and Dancing, g Big Macs and Playground Fun W WHAT IF on May 23,-1986, the night of the senior prom everybody spent all day preparing for the big night. All the girls curled their hair, layed out their clothes and got themselves ready for the following evening. When their dates finally arrived at their house, the night and fun began. While most schools had their prom at the Hyatt Regency or the Adams Mark, Jersey Village held the prom at the McDonalds on 290. The reason for this was because they didn't raise enough money from their candle sales when they were freshmen, or from their constant selling of magazines. All the limos pulled into the parking lot and around the drive thru. Instead of ordering prime rib everybody ordered Big Macs and french fries. They played on the playground instead of dancing. As the night came to a close, they all sighed with relief, as a great WHAT IF NEVER WAS. Written by Lisa Peters. Senior John Jansen and date, Sophomore Meridith Schaefer had their prom at McDonalds. Tuxedo furnished by Gingiss Formal Wear. Photo by Keith Rollins. 'fi 4 . - 276 Ads Double Page Spread by Keith Rollins

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