Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

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Living JUNIORS ENJOY RING DANCE Dance, food, and decorating committees began pre- parations for the Ring Dance early in January. After choosing the Ebonaires to provide music, the Dance Committee informed the band’s manager of the kind of music they wished to hear. The Food Committee decided on the type of food they wanted to have, and members of the class prepared it. Mrs. Kelly also helped the effort with over four hundred ham bis- cuits. Decorating began when several junior boys con- structed the bridge in the shop. Final decorative touches were placed the morning before the dance. Each table was adorned with a candle in a brandy glass and the background for the photographs was assembled. The Ring Ceremony started at 8:00 p.m. and the dancing began at 8:30 p.m. After consuming the food and dancing until mid- night, most of the juniors were ready to retire to their homes. Mr. and Mrs. Reichard show that chap- erones can have fun too. A certain closeness is exhibited by the slow moving dancers. 28

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bly tation assem 1en é 2 4 e ¢ Tommy Langhorne speaks for the Hi-Y at the or De RELL LE ALE

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Clinton Pettigrew seems more interested in the camera than in his date. The Debonairs provided an array of popular music for the excited juniors. 29 Living