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h ad to be color-coordinated. If a car or limousine were to be rented, preparations had to agai n be taken in advance. Finally, on the day of the Prom, the hectic, hustle-bustle grew. The flowers had to be picked up, and each person had to be ready to leave at an early time to go for dinner and then to the dance itself. The Ramada Inn of Manassas was the scene of the annual event. The junior class, who sponsored and paid for the dance, decorated the ballroom to the theme, “An Evening in the Park.” Music was provided for by deejays from Spec¬ tra Sound, including a variety of popular and slow songs. The traditional Prom King and Queen were crowned during the evening. Repre¬ senting the senior class were Carl Craw¬ ford and Laurie Goessman, respectively. Refreshments were prepared by the Ramada Inn Staff. And, continuing an¬ other tradition, members of the sopho¬ more class acted as servers of the food and drinks. As 1:00 approached with the end of the Prom, another party was just begin¬ ning. The after-Prom party was spon¬ sored by the Manassas firemen and held at the Firehouse. This affair, which last¬ ed until 5:00 a.m., continued the dancing and celebrating; a breakfast was also served. As each person wearily and sleepily trudged home in the early hours of the morning, he or she welcomed the needed sleep. However, it was all worth it: “An Evening in the Park” was entertaining for all who attended. Depicting a scene in the park, this cake was a popular and tasty refreshment. 20 Prom
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Standing politely, senior Diane Breeden’s date asks for for the dance. Supervising the event, Principal Mr. (Jpperman stands against the wall while watching many of his students enjoy themselves. Prom 19
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In an apprenticeship for next year’s Prom, sophomores Donnell McClendon and Kevern Spurlin served many soft drinks. Stealing a smooch, senior Angelia Pitcock and her date enjoy each other’s company during a slow song. Senior Tim Neely and his date welcome a break. Senior Ron Lagerstrom and his date Mandy Sauter try some of the tasty food provided. Prom 21
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