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r. Magic ' makes chivalry costly Once upon a time, gallant knights slayed fierce, fire-breathing dra- gons in order to rescue beautiful damsels in distress. This practice went out of style for many years un- til May 12, 1978, when it was res- surected by the VHS Junior Class. Once again, junior and senior boys battled the odds on their way to the 1978 prom. In addition to the prob- lem of finding a date, the average promgoer discovered that the cost of a tux, tickets, and flowers added up to a lofty sum of about $100. Not wanting to be a cheap- skate, he scraped up the money, even though it meant forestalling payments on his new car. (continued) 1. With a golf umbrella to protect them, VHS grad Rick Schroeder and senior Sue Beindorf find themselves only slightly sprinkled after crossing the VHS parking lot. 2. Her own mother unavailable, Trish Laugherty receives assistance with a last- minute adjustment from Mrs. Benda, as Lisa Benda looks on. 3. Discovering that department store mannequins are not always cooperative, Cindy Reavis and JoBeth Madsen struggle to transport it to King Arthur ' s throne. 4. Professionally positioned in front of the medieval backdrop by the photographer from Giolas Studios are Lisa Mitchell and Tom Nelson. 5. Junior Class Vice President Bekki Evans takes the first step toward preparing the canopy trim for the entranceway to the gym. Prom — 25
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Clouds disappear at a.m. party Despite thunder showers and par- ents who turned into camera bugs, 250 couples arrived at prom intact. Awaiting them was a medieval cas- tle complete with a garden, a draw- bridge, and stained glass windows. “Foxfire” entertained dancers from 8:30 to 11:30, when couples proceed- ed to post-prom at the V.U. Union, which was transformed into a Gar- den Party” by junior parents. Students spent time dancing to Powerhouse, eating dinner, or visiting any of the many other attractions available. As the all-night affair ended at 5:30 a.m., promgoers rushed home to get some sleep before dashing off to ball games, amusement parks, and t) other activities for the remainder of the rainy Saturday. 1. Lining up for the break, Nancy Rooney prepares to challenge her date in a game of pool at Post-Prom. 2. Although prom featured three hours of dancing, Nora Hagans and Johan Ureel find the Post-Prom band, Powerhouse,” equally inviting. 3. Curious as to what the future may hold, senior June Schultz and her date consult card reader, Mrs. A.” 4. Pinball enthusiasts Lori Armstrong and Craig Kenworthy find that although it ' s only a game, pinball requires serious concentration. 5. A long, flouncy dress may be appropriate for dancing, bu Carol Joseph finds that non- regulation attire does have an affect on her bowling technique. 26 — Post Prom
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