Spotsylvania High School - Trail Yearbook (Spotsylvania, VA)

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ow ties and glit- tering Gowns added to the state of enchantment at the ’86 Junior Senior Prom traditionally held Anne Carter Lee Ball- room at Mary Wash- ington College. ‘As the Clock Strikes Twelve’ was a suitable theme, for as the clock struck twelve, dancers swayed to the final slow dance of the last prom to be held at the During an intermission at- tendants swayed to the tunes of the fabulous 50's. The ballroom balcony pro- vided a dramatic backdrop for the glamour and magic and special moments of Prom. Most Magical Time college. Guys and gals : alike, enjoyed lavish purple and white deco- rations, abundant re- freshments, and music by the sensational group Mirrors. Dancing to tunes from the 50’s and the 80’s brought magic and excitement to the otherwise sol- emn ballroom. Junior James Rector re- marked, “It was even better than | imagined. The long hours of plan- ce fe oe pee air of oar ning and hard work really paid off.” Many prom-goers topped off the evening at a host of post-prom parties in an effort to prolong the magical night. No one wanted the night to end, but for graduating Seniors it held a special poig- nance and created a memory for all which will not soon be forgot- ten. Prom 7 ROS TRO Re BS ees ea oe TS Se SS ee 2 ee a eee ee ee eee 2 Sr ee oe, eee eee RE ik ED Oe Xe. CB

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Students dance to the magi- cal sounds of Mirrors. A night filled with dash, splash, some flash and more than a little formal flair. Jeff Rankins and His date Patricia Perry steal a ro- mantic kiss on the ballroom terrace during an intermis- sion. 6 Prom

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Hot Tips Beating Summer Heat potsy students left no beach un- explored in their pursuit of the ultimate tan. For Juniors Jeff Martin and Begie Ma- ple the battle plan was to spend two wonder- ful weeks on the island paradise of Hawaii. Also along on the ulti- mate trip was Mandy Martin. She wiled away the days on the back of a surf board. Everyone was not able to venture so far abroad for their sum- mer pleasures. Elly O’Dell and Missy Prit- chett found their fun closer to home at a lo- cal theme park. Relaxation and tans were not all that were pursued this summer. Some students just can’t get enough of that competition. Ju- nior Angie Rumuly fed her habit by participat- ing in summer softball league. Despite the lure of more less demand- ing pasttimes. And for those others not so lucky or ambi- tious there were nights and weekends spent in the cool comfort of the local cinemas. Popular audience draws were Top Gun, Aliens, and Ferris Bueler’s Day Off. Emerging from the salty wa- ters of the Pacific, Jeff Mar- tin, and Begie Maple return from an exploration of the deep while scuba diving. Mandy Martin stands poised on her board. Wipe out! 8 Summer