Lebanon High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Lebanon, VA)

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Almost Paradise . . . As the various members of the junior class surveyed the gym, they knew they had a tremendous task set before them. Only with the guidance of Mrs. Sabo and Mrs. Wallace could they transform a bare gym to “Al- most Paradise.’ After three days of hard work, the juniors completed the Hawaiian theme; the band began to move in; the refreshment committee set up tables. The excitement increased as both males and females hurried home to dress for the big night. The hour of the prom was finally here. John Arrington explains to John Pruner the fine art of making punch. Mrs. Wallace explains to Pam Henderickson and several others just exactly how the decorations must be done to produce the desired effect. Student Life 25

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John Bolling is serious about his job as he does his share of the decorat- ing work. Mrs. Sabo makes some last minute adjustments to the table setting before calling an end to the job of decorating for the prom. As the band moves in all the equipment, some students begin to wonder where the space for dancing will be. 24 Student Life . E 3

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The dance floor is crowded as the music be- gins. | The refreshment table provides a welcome break for Karyn Teasley and Robert Strider’s music and light show help to make the dance a Hall. SUCCESS. 26 Student Life