Salina South High School - Preener Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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Prom-goers promenade Boardwalk An Evening on Boardwalk was the theme for Junior-Senior Prom held on April 29 in the Commons. A perspective view of the boulevard greeted the prom-goers as they paid S200 to pass Go and gained en- trance to the Boardwalk. The sidewalk leading to the en- trance was lined with railroad lan- terns, and a railroad crossing arm at the front door added to the motif of the Parker Brothers Monopoly game. Inside the door, black crepe paper streamers representing jail bars provided a place from which parents and teachers could observe the happenings of Prom. Mediterranean Avenue gave a Grecian air to one section of the Commons. A fountain surrounded by Roman columns was accented by ferns and blue crepe paper. A stone wall, hedges and clouds completed this scene. Marvin Gardens provided a place for rest and relaxation with lawn furniture and park benches. Hang- ing plants and various other flowers and greeneries gave a feeling of spring to this area. Oriental lanterns and wind chimes hung from the ceiling were accented by a bamboo fence to re- present Oriental Avenue. Wicker furniture surrounded by greenery gave dancers a chance to rest be- tween songs. Cardboard dice holding flowers and dance platforms representing Community Chest and Chance cards completed the theme of Boardwalk, as Fyre', provided the music. After-prom was held at the Slip- per-Slide for juniors and at the Lamplighter for seniors. The inevi- table and final event of the evening was clean-up, beginning at 6 a.m. Sunday morning and lasting but a scant hour.

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