Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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lht music wis really dreamy! WX n lf Junior Prom-1956 One of the annual social affairs at Pennridge High School, the Junior-Senior Prom, was presented by the Class of '57, The event took place in the gymnasium of the Pennridge High School on Friday night, hfay 25, 1956. The setting was one of Tropical Paradisef, In accordance with the theme there was dancing beneath a tropical sky of various shades of blue crepe paper. Palm trees, offset by an array of beautiful colors typical of a tropical jungle, gave an accent to the theme. A grass hut and beautiful mural added to the decor. The music, fitting for the mood, was provided by a six piece orchestra under the direction of Clarence Furhman. A Prom Queen, Pat Carpenter, was chosen, by a committee of four. She was crowned by Richard Kern, a Junior and President elect of Student Council. There was a good time for all. For entertainment afterwards many couples enjoyed parties in private homes and snacks in local restaurantsg then home they went with memories of a perfect night. H50 I 1 Z7 S

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