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Page 32 text:
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Southern Mts A starry sky and an elegant ballroom set the scene for the Junior-Senior prom. Endless afternoons and nights of work by the juniors went into the conversion of the gymnasium. Many do not real¬ ize how much work and time went into putting together the prom. Committees were estab¬ lished, a theme was decided on, and decorations were planned. Juniors and several teachers worked diligently until prom night. Decorating was of¬ ten slow, and money ran thin. Finally, the long-awaited night arrived. At eight o’clock, Saturday, April 26, 1986, the magical night began. As couples stepped into the gym, they were transported back into the past, back to the time of “Gone With The Wind. A southern plantation helped to complete the theme of “Southern Nights.” It was complete right down to the mailbox with Colo¬ nel Donnel painted on it. Since funds were short, the juniors voted whether or not to have a live band or catering ser¬ vice. The idea of having a live band won out. The music was provided by Staxx. Even though the feelings of having a band were apprehensive, it went over well with everyone. Even the chaperones and their dates got out on the dance floor to boogie. The “Southern Night” ended all too quickly, but it was filled with special memories for ev¬ eryone. For the seniors it was one of their last great memo¬ ries of high school. The juniors will look forward to next year. With the top 40 sound of Staxx, the night was almost like heaven . Darian Hylton listens intently as J.B. Large explains the plans to transform the lobby into the yard of a grand southern mansion. Jean Castillo smiles at her date, Tim Britt, as they dance the night away. As King and Queen of the prom, Brad Dalton and Jo Handy dance in what seems a world full of nothing but themselves. 28 Prom
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At the fair, the dime toss is one of the games people play. Edgar Gray smiles as he wins yet another glass. Gerald Biggs watches with in¬ terest as Sam Gunter drops another coin in the quarter game. Many students spend hours on end putting quarter after quarter into the machines at the fair in hopes of striking it rich. PC Fair 27
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