Triway High School - Titan Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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Royal Banquet Enhances Festive Evening After much planning and decision-making, the con- struction of King Arthur's Court got underway during the week of April 19. Under the di- rection of Daryl Wengerd and John Zoss, many juniors worked hard as they succeed- ed in turning the Shreve Arm- ory into a medieval castle. On Saturday, April 19, the tradition of having a prom banquet came back into exis- tence for the 1975 Junior-Sen- ior Prom. Couples feasted at the royal banquet from 6:00-8:00. The waitresses were dressed as ladies of the court, while the waiters wore belted chambray shirts and black tights. 'x '11 x 1' ' ka i! 2 'I it - ,. D 1 . Tx ,2 1 i A -talent.-, ..L. Mrs., 42 1 ' . W. I 7 'f 'Q L 4 ' I AWV: ,i .. f u M' , AA 'N yi zi'i , f , t ., 4 'tit ' G-, ' V- ---f S 2 'R' 'lr '. 122' - .., F, ., A 'I 55.62 M ,. sw, ,. .. K -,,,,,-,, ,, ,,,..Ma.t.-1 30

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Prom Goers Enjoy Romantic Atmosphere After dinner couples pro- ceeded to the Shreve Armory where they danced in an at- mosphere of chivalry in King Arthur's Court. Couples en- tered the castle through a drawbridge surrounded by a moat that was inhabited by a huge green dragon. Stone cas- tle walls were ornamented with medieval torch-like lamps and shields. Excaliber, King Ar-A thur's famous sword, was em- bedded in a large paper mache rock that sat in the center of the dance floor. Although couples started to leave the dance at 11:00, many were still enjoying the music of Sunn- town up to the last minute of 11g30. From 12:30-5:00 A.M. tired prom-goers assembled at the YMCA for the post prom. Many couples spent the evening swimming, playing ping pong, pool, and various other games, while others danced to the mu- sic of Skye in the gym. Two movies, The Life a-nd Times of Judge Roy Bean and The Reivers were also shown to end a night filled with many fond memories.