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When something as ex¬ travagant as a prom comes to mind, some people would think of only fun and excite¬ ment. To the Seniors and Jun- ioes, it is much more detailed than this. For the girls, it is going out and picking the prettiest dress and wearing it to make it even more beauti¬ ful. For the guys it was their car, buying a corsage, and renting the tuxedo that best matches the gown. Juniors and Seniors put hard work, time, and energy into the prom to make it the memory it should be. Every¬ thing must be perfect for their long-awaited day and they be¬ gin with ideas even before school starts. In order for a prom to take place, though, a great amount of money is needed. It is sup¬ plied by the juniors from can¬ dy sales for such things as decorations and food. The decorations they chose al¬ lowed the gym to be converted to the vast streets of New York. “New York, New York” was the theme and well suited; from the subway car to the small cafe on the street, one was able to feel New York come alive. Although not made in New York’s finest res¬ taurants, the food that was prepared was served at tables by sophomroes in an area made to look as such. Music was also supplied “on the street” by the Fantastic Shuf¬ fle Band to suit the mood. The night was fulfilled in different ways, but for every¬ one, it was fulfilled. For the Seniors it w as one of the last great memories of their high school years and for the Ju¬ niors, it was a memory to look forward to until the next prom. A Bite of the Big Apple at Home “Oh no, not the twist!” is what Darrell Tilley and Leslie Sheppard seem to be saying when it is mentioned. Just before receiving their ticket to the subway, Mark Clifton and his date discuss how they think the night will turn out. 22 Prom
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Yvonne Helms and Jo Handy take a chance on winning the dart game, but what are they trying to win? Brad Ayers waits at the Future Farmers of America (FFA) booth in case of any questions or comments from onlookers. JOIN 1H fltS harvest The Reynolds Homestead displayed a booth which represented the theme perfectly.
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Taking a rest from the excitement of the night, Pansy Spence enjoys refreshments provided by the Room Mothers. Not containing herself any longer, Lori Steckler whispers to her escort Bruce Belton who can be seen listen¬ ing intently. Prom 23
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