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Seaside Charm And Romance eventually, the climax of the entire evening was upon them. Excited speculations were subdued to whispers as the girls were escorted to the stage . . . et across from the indigo waters of the Pacific Ocean and bordered by the sandy coastline of Southern California, there lies a sprawling community of sea- side charm and romance. Since the by- gone days of wayward schooners and quixotic explorers, Long Beach has mir- rored the whimsical attitude of a typical seaside resort. On the limits of this charming town sits the Golden Sails Inn, a regal hall em- bracing all the historic and cultural charm of our Golden State. On the night of May 14, the Golden Sails Inn became the setting for the brightest moment of the high school year: the Junior Senior Prom. The very idea of holding the glorious occasion sixty miles away immediately sparked controversy. But the lure of a location directly facing a quaint marina and only a short stroll from the beach, conquered all doubts. And so it was settled. On the awaited night, 600 anxious Junior and Seniors traveled, via the Pacific Coast Highway to the Golden Sails Inn. The spring night became an especial- ly memorable one. Dancing and en- gaged in casual conversation, they passed the night enjoyably. Eventually, the climax of the entire evening was upon them. Excited speculations were subdued to whispers as the girls were escorted to the stage. Lindie Heck, Ju- nior Class President, announced that Linda Clampitt would reign as the 1 982- 83 Prom Queen. I was thrilled! It was such a terrific and exciting night! exclaimed Linda. And so the long awaited event finally passed, leaving in its wake many happy juniors and seniors who had wonderful memories to cherish forever. ■ - 1. Dolly Click ponders over the thought of being crowned Prom Queen. 2. Prom Queen candidates express their true choracters. 3. Linda Clampitt the 1982-83 Prom Queen. 4. The 1982-83 Prom Queen and her court: Sitting: Missy Johnson, Lin- da Clampitt, Kim Camp, Standing: Deborah Meyers, Darlene Click, Renee Williams. 76 We ' re the Kids of America
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